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LXVL, NO. 42 ■■ Pfiffa 19) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEBIBER 18,1646 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ------who plaa to oUoiid Um Pine Gutter Road waa an Indian Calls Will Be Made At tiftliiKinui dUin«r, Sotuntay The aaaaaaora haro atartad thalr'^ ttve aUrtlny Uma o f tha yama, a traU Mading from Shenlpa—amaug Dooombor 14, at tho outaide arork, chackiny on tha nolae araa heard on the main ante —may (now Tolland Turnpike) to An Homes In the Par* b A Bartfort. for Mra. A m » P. ealuaa of atocka of marchandlae In fddny north. One of the aeuera what la now Love Lane, to the ish Tomorrow Smart YoaimBuA Truman Lays W n o r . B kmiM the rarioua atoree to aaa If tha Redded to Inveatlyate and what Mlahe-mayacat or great trail, now dlH ha aeeT A man had Juat climb­ at aa aariy a data aa poaalhla Mra valuea that wera awom to by the Spencer, Went O n ter, Center and American and Red ed over the fence and waa helping Eaat Center atreeta. It forded the Tha annual Bvary-Member Can- Bituminous Miners M a m y . a d * la ownera are In keaplny with their the mlaaua with the help o f a ■aa la St. Mary's Bplaoopal ’ J J-'. t- ,r«v; kv; Aside Mining anatdant. waa alaotad to tha «anoa atocka. There la one Item o f mer- Hockanum river where the bridge wt a at ><»«»> chaplain at tha oonaan- large board on each aide of the now U. The firat bridge here waa church win tahe plaoa Sunday *• ■ Moa in Atlantia Q ty. October chandlae concemlny which the aa- fence. afternoon. CaHa'win ba made only aeaaore have been advlaed to check 1 ordered to be built April 11, 1803, World Blocs Seen; I. tUoarvatlona may be jn a ^ _ by Aa the ticket nuw arrived at at those homes where pledge cards G*isis Today more carefully thU year than waa | when the Middle Turnpike Com­ Um foOowlnir; Prealdcnt the apot, the woman waa on the pany erected two toll gatca, one at for 1947 haVa not been hirned In » . ’ ■ I . « >»• ',7V the caae In part yeare. That la | top of the fence and the lantern Quit 3 Days Before Anna ICiny. T611; Bale A n d e r ^ Love Lane, the other at Mcekvllle. In advance. Members of the pariah tha atock and llaturoa of package j 1043, or Mra. Lea Dartiny, 1-1737. waa flaafced lipwarda. Recovering After that Pine Gutter road waa are urged to remain at home to atorea, griUa and other placea j Other Problems Also hla aplomb, the official chaaed known aa thq. ahunpike becauae receive the volunteer callers, thus British Stand Hit where alcoholic beverayea are aold. j both ^ k . qnd when laat aeen, the saving the need of a second or Disearded in Favor of A fllm-atrip. **We A n All Broth- gate craahera were looking for a people uaed It to avert paying toll era," will be ahown tomorrow eve- Thla action la brought about aa a to the private ownera of the tiirn- “follow up” call at any addreas. reeult of a aale thU year of a apot further down the line. Play in Florida Sun­ Blay at the Youth Feltowahlp plkea. Traffic going weat entered Thla year’s Every-Member Can­ Leader of Labor Re­ Time Set by Lewis etore In which It waa reported ffieatlny at the South Methodiet the ahunpike Juat eaat o f the toH- vass Committee cemaieta of about Creek Fighter that the aale price waa $4,000. A Tha prognoatlcatlona of Earl shine; Swims in Pool diureh. Thla yroup. of which gaU at Meekvllle and left It juat 80 membera under the chairman­ volt Against Bevin check made of the aaaeaaed evalua­ Toat In hla aporta column of laat Janea W. MacIUy la prealdent. weat of the tollgate at Love Lane ship of Gordon Fogg. Since about Saturday'a laaue were viewed with Charges Formation of Key West, Fla., Nov. IS—(9)— la atudyiny the auhject of Judalam tion on the hooka of the aaaaaaora and Vice vema for eastward traffic. 500 pledges have already been re­ Planes Battle Thousands Defy Pros­ and thia dim arill Uluatrate many ahewed that It waa valued leaa much Intereat by aome of Man- Miaa A. F. Hutchlnaon’a grand­ Prealdent Truman laid aside the Coal Strike Shadow Over Nation cheater'a more alert citlaenry. It ceive there renuiln only about ^Complete and Exclu­ o f tha aubjacta under dtacumlon by than $8,000. father waa In charge of the toll- pect of Government acema that Earl predicted Satur­ 600 calla to be made by the com­ coal crista and other prohlema to­ tha youny people. All high echool The aaaeaaora have been Inform­ gatea and hla account books (now mittee. This is a comparatively sive Anglo - American day morning that the outcome of B order Bands day to play In the Florida sunablne. aye youth are welcome. ed by one bualneaa man In compil­ in the State Library) show that email number for each canvasaer; Crackdown on Lewis; New BiiUln Teachera-Amerlcan He went swimming before break­ ing hla Hit, that he Intenda to the tollgate keeper. In those good amaller. In fact, tt an haa been the Tie-Up* A id to SpUt fast In the outdoor awlmmtng pool • Truman Calls for check on auch valuea later and he International game would favor old days received the nmgnlflcent caae for several years. The Univeralty of Connecticut promlaea a big holler If proper New Britain aa that team waa Relief Troops Also Join of the Officers club, splashing choir give a concert tomorrow salary of twenty-five cents per Bullcttn! Showdown Fight; win valuea are not awom to. The aa­ coming along faat Earl waa juat The annual Corporate (^mmup- ■bout for 30 mlnutaa la graon afternoon at 4 o’clock In tha Quar- day. Ion of the Every-Member Carivaaa Fight Against Guer­ aeaaora have aignllled their Inten­ a little off achedule aa the game London, Nov. I8e-^JF>— bathing trunks. iTTOle Mathodlat church. Route 44, Mathlaa Spleaa Committee will take place at tha Plans to Block Shut­ tion of engaging an out of town waa played Friday, and hla pre­ Prime Minister Attlee, liaing After breakfast, the chief execu­ near Bolton Lake. Robert W, eight o'clock service Sunday morn­ rillas; Defenses Pene­ concern to make the appralaal diction waa a little off aa Ameri­ tive read the opening chapter of down Include Possible TlngUny la the director. It will be good news to many ing. The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, to face a hoetHc faction of can International won. ' f.- ■ ' ' trated Depth of Mile Pcoaibly tired of foraging for himself and aware that Indiana taw Harold Lamb's "Alexander of Ma­ and have aaked the advice of J^e people In Manchester who have rector, who will be the celebrant his own party, denied in the Move to Freese Funds Selectmen on thla njatter. The Earl given aa hla excuae the fact ■' V prohlbKa killing deer In the state at any time, the young buck In cedon" then acoompanled by OMra- been objecting to the necessity of at that service, has aaked that no photo above wandeiM onto the farm of Ray Demaaa, near Chesterton, aalectmen have turned a cold ear that at leant he had writUn the Herald Photo by Demeusy Hoose of Commons today bera of hu staff he went to a rear- bringing their garbage cans from one endeavor to visit In the name Athena, Nov. 18.—(ff)— Greak mingled with hla herd of cattle and became a pet. Above, cattle look towarda their requeat and have column before the gapte. He aaya tlmt Britain was “ganging by beach to swim again and He In Bulletin I the rear of their house to the curb­ Frank Farchettl of the Villa Louisa (L) and a companion John Batelll. (ahown above) returned Tues­ o f the Church- who has not begun fighter pianos and relief troops on wonderingly as farmer Denuua feeds the dMr, who answers to hla CALL 2-1257 hinted that the work la not ao that hla achedule Hated It aa a day evening after a twelve days' stay In New Brunswick, Canada. They brought back with them aa up" with the United States the sun. The temperature was 76 ings twice a week In order that It the day by making hla Commun­ were reported today to have jolB- name. Jack. degrees. * WashinRtoa, Nov. 18,—(/P) difficult but what It could be done Saturday game and he never both­ might be picked up. that new trophies four buck deer and a wildcat. They amid that two of the deer weighed 125 pounda, the other ion. He urged 100 per cent atten­ against Russia. ed battle with guerrilla bands —The Justice departaient an­ WILLIAMS by any peraon with an ordinary ered to check back. Well, Elarl, trudks will soon be available. The two weighed between 150 and 175 pounds, and the Wildcat weighed 17 pounda, dance on the part of the Canvass Starts Vmr Unusually laite making their third attack In five nounced today Federal Judas aenaa o f valuea and a alight know! you’re no worae than Bob • Steele change waa made during the war Committee. Prestdantlal Preoa Secratary OIL SERVICE London, Nov. 18.—(A*)-“ days on Archanghekw, weat of Cnariea G. Ross arid Mr. Truman, aamiMMin mtm ten com. rm edge of bookkeeping. at leaat. because of lack of manpower and wheat cakea may eaally lead to than actually feU. Oiarlia atill MMCwe IV A svuai iMie im u T, Alan GoMaborough hM of real peace much good has been Laat evening the annual dinner ravaged Bkra near the Tugoalav who flew down from Washington U S COAl AKIAS Inability to secure the neceaeary disaater." ■wears that the bark on hla beech The leader of a labor revolt Big Five’s Diplomats AeMOMSTIATIOM ISTMIAVn NAlWN signed a temporary order de­ To: "Heard Along Main Street" accomplished nnd basic forces are of the Every-Member Canvass border. yeatardmy, started hla day at 7 a. NAI im TNAM IT SAT KMT COAl nwtUMIUOW ilOTT) The only night football game trucks. at work Which, given time, point These are brief aamplea o f the tree hat F :ver failed him yet, and (Committee waa held In S t Mary's against Foreign Secretary tumr ON NANO a ANTiNAcni (MAtat signed to restrain a walkout attempted In Manchester this ^a- RecenUy an Item appeared In At the annual town meeting in Salonika dlopatchea in Athena m., unusually late for the early ris­ to the possibilities, at least, of Almanac'a advice and information, la bankhig on it again thla year. pariah house. The Rev. Ralph D. Ernest Bevin charged tixlay newspapers quoted a communique by John L. Lewia’ 400JN)tt w>n waa a failure but football your column with reference to the October an additional $14,000 waa ing Missourian. He read the newa- greater Individual happiness nnd which otherwiae Includea the See the Farmer'a Almanac pi^lc- Read of Hartford, assistant exec­ aa aaytng that the attackers came gamea In general have not been a complaints o f the residents of appropriated to make poaalblo the that the formation of “a com­ Consider Veto Issue papen and listened to news broad­ The ooa) mfna areas throughout the nation which will be affected If soft cool minera. The deport­ progress than the world has ever Seven Wondera of the World, the tion elsewhere in today's column. utive secretary of the Diocese of from across the border and pene­ failure to many who manage to Lenox street with regard to the lollectlon from the rear of the plete and * exclusive Anglo- casts from Miami and Havana. United Mine Workers walk out on Thursday, are ahown on nap above. ment said the restraining or­ WASHING MACHINK8 before witnessed." Seven Mysteriea of the World, and Connecticut was the chief speak­ trated Greek defenses about a Rosa said there were no over­ The government preparing for a atrike showdown with John L. Lawla, Jump or Bllde under the fence et (plaapclllnir of their street on the homes. I.aat year $36,000 w m Having thus reassured Its read­ er. The group also heard from American tie-up”—as urged der bars Lewis from terml. such practical wisdom aa the in­ Scalding tears blurred the vision mile and a quarter. night devekapmenta in the coal sit­ haa orderad the moat drastic coal freeaa In V. 8. history.—(NKA RBPAIKBD • AM . MAKKH Ut. Nebo. street corner elgn. What are they spent lor this work, but thla year's ers that the earth may blunder Albert T. Dewey, senior warden, by Winston Churchill—had Foreign Ministers Meet One of the beat stories of th^a formation that milk la excellent o f the Office Gagman, aa he stood Heavy Oawaaltiaa luSletod uation and no new Inatructlona telaphoto). noting at Wedneaday mid­ N yaarr BapeHeaeal complaining for? At leaat they appropriation la for $.')4,000. The through another year, the Alman­ and John E. Hyde, treasurer of S t The relief column speeded to Signs Appear gate crMhere concerned two tlcK« for putting out keroaene flame. OB the curb.^watchlhg the gally- bl^n followed by a steady T o See WhethCT New from the prealdent to Interior Sec­ night hia working contract lUaanaaMa lUlaal can boast of a sign, which la more chasals and motors of the trucks ac then gets down to the serious Mary’s. Chairman Fogg and the the vlUage, the report cootinued. et sellers and two crashers. The Being of service to our readers In unlformed High school band march apUt o f the world into American than the residents of Horton Road have all arrived but there haa been business of predicting next win­ Rector gave apeclflc Instructions Inflicted heavy casualties on the retary J. A. Krug. witk tke government. ticket takers were stationed irt delay In getting the bodies. 'The alt things, we pass these morsels by. Between sobs, he bleated: "It's and Ruaaian bloca. *Code o f Conduct* Can The prerident left the fight with A. BRBWER ran do. ter's weather. That, apparently, along, and wo are sorry wq are too sad to think that in a few brief on methods of Canvassing. The bud and left the batUeflald Ut­ Truman May the various entrances to Mt. Nebo bodies have now arrived a®® Opena Teaaeiy-Walted Debate John L, Lewis In the hwida at Reader of The (Column. is going to be something to bring years, all these fine young men dinner wga served by a committee tered with dead. Bo WoAed Out Now ^Staggering Profits’ and each had several lanterns to about two weeka It la hoped that late to prevent one Manchester R. H. 8. Croaaman, opening a Krug prior to hla departure from Washington. Nov. 18.—(ff) oul many a pair of red flannels. cow transaction which took place will be movie uahera." of ladies under the leadership of The Greek general staff auhmlt- help count change. Editor. Heard Along Main Street: collection from the rear of the tanaely-walted debate aa chief Washington. Hla Intimataa said —^Defying the prospect of a Shortly before 8:30, the tenta- •The forthcoming winter In the past week. A. Non. Mra. James Harrison. ted to Premier Constantin Taal- Lack Backing In connection with an Item In building will be poastble. At least ■pokeaman for the 68 Labor "reb- daria details of all attacks near New York, Nov. 18.— (/f)— Mr. Truman specifically directed government crackdown ott your last week’s column concern­ thla will bring the garbage coHec- months." states this authority, ela,” told tha Houae o f Ctommona: Foreign Ministers of the Krug to avoid nutklng any ambar- "will bring a real old fashioned the border since OcL 1 for preaen- Offer Grave Threat John Lfc Lewis, thousands (x ing peaceable and lovely atreeta In tlona back to normol. If nothing Now that Charlie Maag haa come "Go to Parla or any other capi­ rasalng compromloe writh tha pres­ PODY AND FENDER winter with plenty of snow—the tatlou to the American and Brit­ United Nations’ five great soft coal minors today laid Meekvllle bringa to my mind cer­ else. out with hla prediction for the tal and you wlU find there la no May Have to Abandon ident o f the United Mine Wortcera, kind that Grandpa knew when he ish ambasaadora to Greece. powers met today to see down their toede three dim REPAIRING tain notes I have made many years coming winter and haa prophesied doubt whataoever that in the The ambaaaadora, Lincoln Mae- Many Past Pj’oposals who haa served notice of cancella­ NOTICE ago about the section between Among the Items to be consld- was a boy. This will be a winter a mild wlptcr there are sure to be courae of the laat 18 montha Great Veagfa o f the United States and whether they could work out tion of hla work contract with the Mnmy Co™ 'End of Psclfic ahead o f a (leadline aot bytite TURNPIKE during which we shall have to other reports from the other fore­ Britain has lined up on the Ameri­ Sir cnifford Norton of Britain, what the British call a new government, effective Wednesday. United Mine Workers chief. MARTIN “60" Meekvllle and McLean HIH. 4»red at the mecUnpr of the Zoning look out for the birds and wild In Order to Get Dem munism Also Menace; AUTO RUDY WORK8 Strange, but true, the Wilbur Board next Thursday evening I" casters from the other parts of the can aide In thia atruggle." were scheduled to call on Taalda- Mr. Truman's swimming com- OUTBOARD MOTORS animals more carefully than usual Prime Mlniater Attlee and other 'code of conduct” to restrict As the walkouts spnad. Pres­ IMWaMMMtoTpk. fM.7M3 Croae highway now under con- the rec|uent of Guatave ftchaiici state. Last year Charlie's predic­ WASTE PAPER rla later today. The scheduled con­ ocratic Support Now paniolna wera Clark M. Clifford, Mandate Given ns the snow cover will last well government mlnlatera, ready to the use of the veto in the ident Truman called for a ohow- Now On Diaplay! structlon In that section follows an to be allowe• in the expectation of assault by •This edition," says the Alma­ (Regularly $1.00 Each) killed by partisans. won’t bring up again such leftovera Engineanr Beneficial aaaoclation, (lAte OulleHiM et the (4^ Wtee) 11 Casualties central government forces. Tha Four Woundied ALLEN Now! ' Real Estate aad laaoraaea nac In Its won foreword, "published Dresses Tojo Admits Press reports told at killing of from the late Prudent Roosevelt’a boui CIO unions. Union leaders decision of Oen. Chou Rn-Lal, the 5M MAIN n. m . MMI In Atomic Year ^2, finds a world 38 guerrillas In a fight with police agenda aa anU-poU tax and anti- urged membership ratification. 25 Ft. Cedar Polea Installed FIRE EQUIPMENT WARNER at Trloukia, 20 milea southeast of lynching legialatlan and propoaala chief C^mrfiunlat negotiator, to re­ Harry Bridgaa, IL W U ' leader, Landterdaf Strike Spreading R EA LT Y CO . and an America In the throes of W ar Blame In Mine Blast turn from Nanking means virtual­ By Ex-Couvicl Also Fence Poles post war adjustment. There Is Of All Types 1 . ' This Special includes dresses up to 4 pleats. Grevena in northern Greece. to astabllah a permanent fair em­ ■aid the agreemant Included the OUahoaia €ity, Nov. i g - o n — BBALTOBS ployment practlcea commioalon. ly a clean break with OenerriUul lalHtaat group o f Tessas, occasion for alarm In the alow pro­ Iteeharglng and Reimlring OPTICAL CO. a - — Blasts were reported to have Oooe Bay. Ora., juriadlc-ttonal dla- A ISb CENTER STREET Driveways Installed See Rooaevalt U se Coatlaaed mo C3ilang Kri-Sbek. pute between the CIO Oommlttee declared a laadlorda’ strike agolaat gress of the United Nations peace Malea and Seniee 2. Velvets, gowns, or white dresses not included. blocked the Lartea-Elasaon road, The gravity the oltuatlon TBLETHONB SIM and Repaired 40 Asylum Street Acknowledged During Five Killed and Six New Deal senators and represen- at Two Persons Near Death for Maritime Unity and Harry the OPA already Is aweeplag their et lasaraaee, organlxatlon. tn the faulty dls- damaged a atone bridge between cannot be overemphorised. Ashes Removed trlbulldh of food, tn the high tem- J. J. McCa r t h y Hartford Lfifooia and Karpenlaal and des­ tatlvea, on the other hand, have Lundberg'a A ll, SaHora* Union of ■tote "Uke wUdflre,’* urged the Na- g Ufa. 3. This is our biggest value-giving sale. Questioning Responsi­ Critically Injured in Yenan la becoming hourly more As Attempt to Kidnap the Pacifie. Lundberg'could not be tloBSl Apartment Owners aaaocia- I peraturea of Inflation, and In other 51 Delmont St Phone 2-1380 troyed an Aliakmon river ferry seized on a phraae In Mr. Truman’s like a ghost city—stripped of Ita ______Awaagad. truce message, in which he urged Daughter Frustrated reached for comment. ttoa today to Join la the amve, INreet W lre a - things. However, In thla first year bility for Attacks boat near Veroia. Tel Aviv Explosion hoapltala, educational institutions, Panda were said to have looted continuance of "a progressive con­ Employers bad demanded that Mrs. Frank Morris o f Dnllaa. presi­ ■aa Rdrtferd 3-74M F. Fitzgerald factorlea and anything that could dent of laindlorda, Inc,, of 'feana, Pyrgoa, In the Cardousla moun cept at government,” aa a sign that there would be no more work eai WlObaaatla IM Telephone 2-1417 Tokyo, Nov. 18WA7—Hldekl Jerusalem, Nov. 18— —Police, hamper Its defense or be of use to Detroit, Nov. IS—(O —Two per­ Mtoppages auch ■■ that which has aaid "m ore than IU,U00 apartmenta' tolna. of UNRRA and other aup- he Intenda to.contlnue to follow the sona were near death today and Tojo, Japan's wartime premier, using trained dogs, attempted to­ nn Invader, already are vaeaat in her atnte For Maximam Heat and pUea and attacked Greva and Var­ Roosevelt line. The Comnuinlata are convinced two othera ware Injured following Manchester Dry Cleaners haa acknowledged chief reaponri- day to trail attackers responsible Senator Pepper (D-Tla.), for (Continued on Page Two) nnd will not be rented ngnln until vara, In the vicinity of Veroia. that Chlang*a troops will atrika a shodUng spree by an ex-convlci OPA con I rob are lifted.” Best BuminR Efficiency bllity for launching the Pacific one,''has made It abundantly clear Oammaadar RnMat Pateraoa la- waf, the prosecution told the Al­ for the death of an R. A. F. ser­ anew at Yenan with the hope tbkt who had been frustrated In an at­ • • • Use 93 WELLS STREE^T. PHONE 7254 that be wants what he. calls a tempt to kidnap hla four-year-old vHm Von To Got Unoiptete Details lied W ar CMmes tribunal today. geant and four British police of­ once it cam* Into hla haiida he Propoaea "Splitting Loss” Abont Tbo O. A. V. Teteplnme Horseback Riding "liberal” program and will fight could proclaim to the world that daughter, Police Sergt. Philip Wnahlngton, Nov. 18—<4»)—See- It quoted Tojo as saying laat WE HAVE MOVED ficers who were killed,laat night propoaala that he feela don't mea­ Sheridan aaid. Five Corpses 7481. Meetlnga Every Second nnd spring during questioning in Su- WaveU Asked the Coir.muniata have been re­ retnry of tbe Nnvy Forrratal pro­ when the truck In which they were sure up to that standard. duced to lmp<'tency. Frank Bieda, 37, and Stanley Foortli Tneedsy At State Armory. gamo prison that “I, aa senior posed today to "apUt the loss” be. TO 332-334 CHARTER OAK ST. TEXACO It la a political truism, however, There la the rising possibility Antoolk, 83, were reported In • P. M. For Your Health member (of the cabinet) am chief­ riding waa blasted by a' ifilne on tween the Navy aad Standard OU Order Probe the outaklrts of Tel Aviv. Six other that a party flrida It a little easier that all Communiat delegations In critical condition while M ra Slather Seen in Planea d Company of (Mlfornto In the op­ ly responsible” for the attacks on to maintain unity, when In the the big cities will be withdrawn Antoalk, 31, wife of Antoalk, an RANGE O IL HORSES TO RENT AND FOR SALE Pearl Harbor. Hong Kong, MaUya policemen were critically injured eration of the Navy’s Elk ilUto minority, than when in the major­ to Yenan soon becatiae o f thia expectant mother, and Mra. HatUa California, petroleum reserve. For­ CRAFTSMAN and the Philippines. in the explosion., ity. That haa been demonstrated threat Panesak, Bleda'a mothar-ln-law, 736 NORTH MAIN ST„ BUCKLAND Tojo heads the Hat of 27 alleged Moslem League Says Unsuccessful Attemp rratal prosented hla "compromiae Reports from the scene aaid the since the election In Republican Ptanea Circle Omlneualy Law were teiM seriously wounded. proposal” to tbe House Naval coni- Gull 4496 warmongers on trial. mine, placed in the middle of a differences over leadership and Government ohaervatim planes Made to Recover Bod TELEPHONE 4777 REAL ESTATE Joseph W. Ballantlne, special 30,000 Killed; Orgy HeM For PeloeloM Aaaault niittee conalderipr a contract AUTO BODY SHOP street In a sparsely settled resi­ legislative questions. have been circling ominously low, The ex-convict, held on a charge amendment prop«>aed by Standard Want a Job? L. T . Wood Co. assistant to the U. S. secretary ■endlpg frightened civiUana 'Into ies Vfrom Wreckage DUKETT BROTHERS SO. COVENTRY— O l . t 't m DRIVE— Of Rape and Looting dential district, apparently waa In contrast to O, O. P. wai(ring of felonious assault with intent to under which the government would of- state, told the tribunal later In electrically controlled. If Yoo Are a First Class Located near lake, 4-Robm 7-R«MMn Single In a dellghtfal the day that the State department kUI, was Identified by Sheridan aa naaume two-thirda o f tbe cost of Single, attached garage. Hot netting and anrronndlnga that New Delhi, Nov. 18.—(a>—Aa- The blast shattered windows In (Continued ou Page Two) (ConUnuedjM Page Two) James C. Payna, 81. Burbank. Calif, Nov. iS —OPf maintaining the reserve in read!- Mechanic, We Need had opposed a meeting of Presi­ houses within h radius of two A dead flyer's band atill grips the Expert Painting and Color Water heat. Oil burner. Copper make tor nrivacy Ever? nmd- dent Roosevelt with the then Jap­ ■erting that Hindu mobs had kill­ Sharldan said Payne waa arraat- ness. Standard now pays tbe en­ pinmbing. $7,000. drn detail, oil hnrner. tile bath, ed 80,000 Moslems and In^ulged ln blocks ands caused panic among ed after a two-mlle 80-mlIe-an-hour controls of the Western Air Lines tire eosl. FLAGSTONE A^ID anese Premier Fumlmaro Konoys residents In the w ea.^ j>lane which crashed Wedneaday • • • CARPENTERS etc. We will finlah It to suit In the autumn of. 1941, aa pro­ an orgy at n m , looting and Incen- chase through suburban Eeorae Blending. Complete Refinishing. Jews SU^tbukUured with 11 persona apoan), against Passenger Service Cut /' FIREPLACE STONE rRINCETON ST.— you. posed by Konoye. dlartam In Bihar province, . the and River Rmge. For Inside Finish Work During a roundup of nupects In Chippetva Indians to Seek - tha snowy peak of White mCuntain. An Tjrpes of Wrecks Completely Repaired Like Newt 6-Room Single. , .Large lot. The department felt, Ballantlne Moslem league baa aaked- that .The shooting took place at Washington, Noy. 18— 'llie Also Ready 51ade Stone the nel^borhood. police arid, six Ventura County Deputy Sheriff Brick and frame. Downatalra ALEXANDER ST.— said, that if the talks failed, the Viceroy Lord WaveU take imme­ Bleda'a home. He la the husband Office of Defence Transportation WekHng Jews were slightly Injured.In a Oolney Cummings, leader of Bricklayers - and Terrace Blocks CaU 5141 la««tory. tile butb. Hot water 7-lto«m Single. I^rge ooraer Japimese leaders would then be diate atepa to restore order and of Payne’s former wife, i today ordered a 25 per cent .Vedue- ’ heat. Oil burner. Basement lann- lot. General ^perUleatlnaa: Plea- conduct an inquiry to determine scuffle. \ Help in Restoring ‘Rights Sheridan said Payne, carrying group which yesterday made an tlon In raUroad passenger' servico TELEPHONE M348 PHONE 2-0617 -FOR- "In a position to declare that the Earlier in the day the govern­ unsuccessful effort to recover the Plasterers. dry and hatchway. ty at oloeet aporla. oak lloarlag, Unltod States waq responsible.” the ring leaders of the atroclUes. his brother's shotgun, broke Into performed by coal-burning locomo­ hot water beating a y teiw. nit In a rcMoluUon drawn up' by Ita ment announced that a British the houae about 3:30 a.m. Sunday, bodies, reported finding five badly tives effective at 11:58 p. next Refused to Agr^ to Fonoula officer waa kiUed and a aoldler Duluth, Minn., Nov. 18—(P)—Tha vTlw United States haa never re- DEVON DRIVE— burner, antnniette bet water He declared Japan bad refuted committee of action the league Intending to snatch hla daughter, burned corpses Inside the wreck Sunday. ODT said the order waa Apply was Injured while attempting to Minnesota Chippewa Indiana have apected ita own signed words. We age. 4-Room Single with furnace heat, onpper niamhing tallf la- to agree to any acceptable for­ aald tt beUeved the "organised and I Dolores. He had been denied per- Issued "because of the threatened CITY CAB heaL Priea $(L800. Sohstan- ■ulated Raaemeni lenndrr and merciless deatructlon ^ life and neutralize a mine In the Haifa laid aside their pipe at peace and hold that the government has mlaalon the day before to see her. Becauae no attempt of Identifi­ stoppage of production Sf bltuml- mula for settling the "China inci­ Jarvis Realty Co. nal caah required. > banement tmikbead First Hner property which haa taken place in area near Kfar Sirkin. decided to seek United Nations’ dealt with us In bad faith. We be­ The child's mother, Franoea, waa cation waa made, (Tummlnga said, nous coal.” The agency warred fur­ British- SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS dent" and reestablishing Ameri­ The sarnie announcement dia- aid in Uw restoration o f their lieve we have a caae for the United 10 Dover Road ennslsts'nt large modem klfefi. can commercial rigbta In the Pa­ Bihar la without parMlel any­ in tha baaemant recreatloo room he waa unable to determine wheth­ ther that a continued stoppage of HOLLISTER ST.— where in the world in peacetime.” clooed that a freight train had "■overeign rigbta" to hunt, fish Nations.” Telephone 4112 or 7275 •a. lavatory dinlag renm and cific and therefore “It waa iUuoory with the other adults when Payne er the hand on the controls waa bituminous mining operatioaa The Army and Navy Club OPEN AIX NICHT Large 9-Rnom Single. AU The committee said it waa con­ been slightly damaged by a mine and trap as o f old. Wilson said the Chippewaa must Americun Club living room with fireplace See- to expect that a* meeting between entered. that o f C apt Garrel SUller, 94, Van "would rcoult In tbe curtnUinent o l latent Improvementa Oil burn­ vinced that the predominantly expkMion near Rehovot, south of The action, waa taken yesterday fish, hunt and trap to make ond finor has 4 hedrnnme aad the prealdent and the prime min­ Sheridan quoted Payne aa say­ Nuya, pilot or First Offlcar Ted freight, parcel post, mall and rail- er. tnunedlate Occupancy. tile liath. Now arallahto far Hindu Cangress parl^ "cannot es­ Tel Aviv. by tribal leaders as they crowded living, adding, "but the white man ^Matbia, 3\ of Whlttlar, co-pilot. way express shlpmente and nU ex­ Incorporated ister (Koiioye) would have result­ (In Ltondon Scotland Yard off! around a wood-burning stove at say. ’No.” ’ ing; ooenpancy. Inapeetloa by ap­ cape direct reqiwnaibiUty for this “While In the dining room Preaomea Other Bodlea Buraed port traffic exc^t food, clothing BIRCH ST.— ed . in Japan's giving dependable planned and prepared tragedy.” clala revealed yesterday they had the Fond du Lac reservation coun­ “Today we come for action," he BINGO pointment only. pledges such aa would have as­ made a noise and they all came Cummlnfa said Hb presumed the nud medicine,** Fobr 5-Room Teaeroenta, one Asks Eadmg of Strife strengthened guards at all gov­ cil chamber for their annual pow­ added. other six bodlea were buried be­ • • • sured a peaceable aetUemenL” ernment buildings against possible L'aaMe To Give Bear Meat Away running up the stairs. vacant and ready for ooenpan- Meanwhile the nlaam of Hyde­ wow on tribal problems. neath the debris, which waa scat­ Marcantonlo Ordered Appear Previous teatimooy haa ahown attack by Jewish extremists, fol­ Adnlaatea Of NattowJ Status Lending a voice to the complaint “ 1 warruMl them to go back and «y. Boy this property for a Call Saturday or Sunday rabad, Moslem ruler of the larg­ tered over a wide area by the Im­ New York. Nov. IS—(4V- Bep, ORANGE HALL BINGO the Japaneaa navy waa practicing lowing rccelpta of an anonymous Cblaftalna pointed out that the waa a '90 year old squaw, Mooae I backed Into the kitchen. But Wright's- good iBVeotmeat. To Inspect Any of These est Indian state, appealed to In­ Bieda slammed the kitchen door p a ct Hia party, he said, lacked Vito Mnrenntonlo (Al-D) today TONIGHT for the attack on Pearl. Harbor diana to end the fratricidal strife warnl^. A previous message had Chippewaa heU}^ sufficient aov- Skin, who was cradltod with kill­ BINGO Propciiicfi. irior to the proposed date o f the ing aingle-handad a 600-pound Into me and knocked me against facilities for ramoving the bodlea. wns served with a eubpoena to EVERY MONDAY m the country. threatened the life o f Field Mar- erignty to claim protection of UN HOMES UNDER OJ. B llX OF the w ait • The Ventu^ county party’e trek appear before a grand Jury to- ooaevelt^Konoye talks—Aug. 27, Delhi papera published aa an- Aal Viscount Montgomery). aa an "oppreaaed nation,” clUng bear with an axa two yean ago. BIGHTS NOW BEING On Sundays Tel. 7275 "Ha dived for me so I let him up the mountain followed attempts vesttgaUng the fatal’ heaPeg elee- Every Sot. Night At 8:30 Sharp! Paint Shop Penny Bingo Starting At 7 :30 P. M. fjONSTRUUTED Doimcament today that the provin­ A Haifa poUca Source said two ttiot the United States had always Through an interpreter ohs said ORANGE HALL German ritizena, one a detainee dealt with them by treaty. This, ■he had been unable to glva any have it Then Stanley dived for Friday and Saturday by a group tton day of doeepb Scattereggtay cial government of Blhard has de­ headed by Loa Angelas county aepubUcan eleetlnn wprker. Mara- Car and Tmck Paintinjr Treasory Balance rided to Impose eenaorahlp of and the other's former prisoner, they aaid, tbay Interpretod aa an of the bear meat away to friends m« and 1 let him hava tt, too. 21 Games Including Sweepstokes Regular Bingo At 8:00 P. M. news concerntag tha communal were slain while travelling between admission that the tribe held na­ off the reservation berauM of the don’t know hear 1 shot the women. Sheriff Ueut Sewell Origgera aatonlo eald that although he had Steam Cleaninii; Servire Leaders of the two groups will heen slek, he would ge te the Atlmissjun 25c Washington, Nov. 18.— (ff)—^The situation tbalre, but central fov- Waldheim internment camp and tional atatua. White man’s regulations. They just got hit while I was try­ Middle Tampike, East BIG PRIZES! position of the Treasury Nov. 14: eramaot officials In Delhi ' said Haifa. Police aaid four aaaallanta, "But,” said Interpreter Ed Wil­ "That wasn’t right." aba aaid. ing to get uie men,” confer today on plana for racovary Criminal Courtn buUdtog tpnaor- 7 DOOR PRIZES Maybe now, the chiefs agraed, Sheridan aaid Payne fled in a of the bodlea. Loa Angeles county row lir answer te the wilt. Th8 - Near Bolton Town Line 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPEQALS Racelpta. 8121.340.699.40: ax- they were uncertain whether the clad in Khaki, eaeqped. Two wom­ son at Ball Club, Minn., “The JARVIS REALTY Co. penditurea, 892.302.074.28; bal­ eenaorahlp actuaUy had been put an accompanylAg the alatn man United States has nrirer given the the UN can help aolva such com subpoena waa aerved on the rap-' PLUS SWEEPSTAKES (Coutiuued am Page TwoVr' reseetotlve hi bed at hla honaa. EACH SATURDAY NIGHT TEL. 7304 Admission 25c 6 DOVER ROAD TEL. 4112 OR 7275 ance. 86,315.764,433 97. I into effect. ,wera not harmed. Chippewaa coplca o f these treatiea. Plaints ' (Oeettaued ee Page Twe)

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portlea______to get- together______on •’con­ on the Board of Dlrtctors of the Club president; Stanley Bakulski. manager of the Metcalf Drug store laber'e vlewpetnt and fb«ght last reoldeBt of the PAC Chib; where he has been located Tor tbe William Bobyk’a 'raoai. spring agabiet the Oaae stiike eo«. structive"...... leglalatton.latSm. End of Pacific Guest Speaker DisL Meeting ToUaad County Farai Bureau. Due aehaol for the pastor. «>Ir. Pep­ He conceded that there wUl be Rockville to a change in the constitution JeroiiM Remklewlcs. treasurer of past aever years. They havt two P. A. C. Signs Appear troi bill which Oongreee eventually daughters, alra. Harold Finch of Iter Prizes per's Penquina.” nseauss passed but Preoldsut Truman veto­ ■jose natural Ropobllenn oppeM- each town now alocte its own dl- the Ftehtng aub; WllUam Sadlak othsr eonteetanU were practically Uim to proposals that Mr. Tnunan On Thursday ractora. Thia wiU be a aupper of tha dinner committee, Thomas Highland Park, lU., who ta an or- ed. Coast W alkout Rady of tha RockvlUa Leader; gantat; and Mrs. Warran Scotch- twtt mors awards were made Truman May O.O.P. leaders In both House may make, but added he doesn't 'Soifie mooting at 7 o'ctock with Hazel League Opens Stephen J. Von Buw of the Rock­ tin-, a t Niagara Po!Ua, N. Y. 'Are Awarded Mntly to Miss Helena Booth’! and Senate are eu reseed for pas­ want to sea the now majority COLUMN Nladarwarfer chairman In chargo. ville Journal; John Oeaaay, (County loom, Washington school for the sage of seme new MU along that party "alap down everything the In Sight Now Annual Gathering In Court Chaos Tasedgy Lack Backing president suggests Just for po- Four coaaa have bo«i aaalgnod Oommlaaloner Francla rachard; Mother Of Baby Soogbt poster of ' aiiow While" which was Una and are aounUng on auMnh- Third Season William Sadlak, chairman of the Libnuy An- t it le d "Read Fairy TalSR" and lUOBl fMUKNIEe'* South End to DIseuss By HalDbyla two-Mt clgara and corh-Upped for Tuesday In the Tolland County Ual Demoeratle support. (Cauttaued from Page One) CNiit a t Common Pleas with Judge dinner committee. to Miss Daisy Qiierson's room. (CmiMnved frem Pnge One) New York. Noy Xft— vaudeville. Justice ’They trundled out the ddar WllUam P. Qulah; Jomph A. Ko- and their wtvea of the Nutmeg the mother of a healthy lialty found VILLAGE ST., ROCKVILLE of the Sth ■ rades under the direc- IndlcsUon of an exception by any some eubetaatlal changes In the yjUCA Activiiie$ Bridges aald the agreement aa- Rockville to Start Biorok vs. OllropIo Bosco; John S. TraU being held today at tha home labor laws, he will And a lot of Manebaater Ftro Ototrlet will ha Crater, and''* the old-fashioned ’ juga. too, and stuck in a lot of in a carriage ih the basemen^ of an jfa ty C9i«ii«y Ukntfjr annouaew Uon of Miss Haasi Uila. art laach- leading Oemoemts to tha reported nminced would mean "subetantial fancy colored Iwttlea—guaranteed BlMell vs. Lincoln M. Bathrick; of Dletrirt Superintendent and White House nod of favor far Oov. southern Densocrata voting with For the Week held ,at Hose Company No. 8 on croosroads Country general store ? j Schednles Tonight apartment house here. Greenwich th* piiM wlmiaw la •***■ ar In the elementary aehools. and gains" for both CIO uaioos. He SpruM atrect, Thursdiky tvenlng 90 (Moot if you don’t count the • ____ ’ Miary A. Cffiadwick va. John P. Mrs. (Train In Norwich. Rev. Fred­ Robert 8. Kerr of Oklahoma as tha RepubUcana. ■aid It 'fartll go to tha ualoa mem­ WeU. really the fat* of vaude- , hospital authorities aald tha baby, EVERY MONDAY — 8. P. M. WMk Oontast which haa been the eleven posters of the eight schools at 8 o’elook. water. YhUaa. erick Dyokman. pastor of tlie apparently abandoned waa In fine which the Mar; Cheney U b r ^ successor to Robert B. Hannegsn From Senator Byrd (D„ Va.), bership with the unanimous reo- vllle a very well-kept secret , RockvUle. Nov. 18—(SpacUl)— Ftah and (fame Club RockvUle Methodist church gave priDol|ial featiir# of Book Week Tsdajr Raporta and roeooimsndatlooa The b m Jest boys Hke Milton j The proprietor quit being an un­ physical condition, services, were displayed there. The as Democratic natloi^l chairman. long time advocate a t government ommendatlon a t th* Joist aago- official juaUce of the peace and The Senior BasketbaU League The RockvUle Fish and Game a Ixwk review of Elsie Oakea Bar- Hannegan la 'anpectad to resign economy, cam# a Pledge o< t-g p. m- ■ Junior Itoereatlea pe­ tlattng oomadttoe far approval. of District Officers will bo acted Berle polished ujl the usual. PUBLIC WELCOME nrat WM awarSed t* » « ■ eholces srere mads Iv the voU of upon, and appropriations made’ for became a smooth diplomat and ■pena.'rsd by tl»e RockvUle Itec- Qub wiU hold Ite potpened meet­ ber’a book, "Tha Wall Between." soon. operktlon with the Republicans In riod. I L l ^ membere would gain IB- Joa snUar wheezes with an atom t ing thia avanlng at the clubhouse Good WUI Clnh Fenner Of floor Dies the chiMrsn. tneir snnounoed Intention to trim 7 p. aL->Varolty baakotbnil try­ the purj;baae of new equipment, age/TWIet and traded the four-a-' learned a couple of Frendi roatlon Board will open Its third Kerr, who keynoted ’ the 1M4 cent an hour araga hooM to o phrasex He burned up the old on MUe HUI. Hie Good Wm aub of St John’s The prises are books contribut­ spending. out prneUco. Open to all baoa rate of 81B8 aa hour and tha rcpaira. and malntanonoa of the daj^pork-and-)>eans routine for year this evening at the '"own Hall Episcopal church meets this eve­ ed by the Junior Literary Guild Democratic conventloo, his been fire department and dlatilct prop­ cash drawer and iMught a shiny Supper Toolght atonington, Nov. 18—(P)—Jamoa labeled a New Dealer. But soms Senator Olln D. Johnston (D., T)M p. m.—SoftbaU-Softball Bowling MBB iBomban a 1ft par oont M e ' vu ^ t club contracts at 810,000 a with eight teams In the league. The chuirn achooT staff will ning at eight o'clock with Mra. 'Barelay Young, 68, a consular offi­ FENDER AND of which the Ubrary Is a sub­ Laagua. under the propooed oontraeta. The erty for the comiiw year. jdaek or a lousy worse. new cash regtatar. He kept close of the more eonaervative members S. C.1 aald tha RepubUcana need to It. Nobody played Its muaic Gamea wUI be played on Monday moot for a supper at 8:80 thia eve­ Kenneth Cook, of EUlngton. cial and diplomat for 84 yeara un- scriber. This afternoon, each class not think, however, that they have ILWU akw obtained appofatamnt ‘The District Officers will not / And as for Justice Crater? I and Wednawlay nights with two ning at the social rooma of the BODY WORK of t)to party regard him aa more recommend the purchaae a t any but himself. Mleeion Starts tU hla ratlrament because of ill sent a representdllve to the CWl- aeceptome than others who might the southern Demoerata la their to n. ax to 10 p. m.—YWCA ao- of a Federal tact Sndlag oomadt- ‘ just know he atepped Into a New games e a ^ night, toe firot at 7:80 Union (Congregational church. The two weeks mission started health last June, oollapoed sudden­ dren's room whore the awards UvlUaa. tee to study water froat safety new additional fire trucks, as there He quit calling in hla friends aOUMENE • KI^ACr. be chosen. pocket. York taxi after a comforUble to help setUe the arguinenU. He and the second at 8:30 pjn. To­ Sisterhood To Meet Sunday evening at S t Joseph’s ly and died at hla brrakfaat table were given. 0-0 p. ns.—Junior rserentlon pe­ eolidi turns. haa already bean such an appro­ The Sisterhood of the B'nal INC Would nidetrack Aiken “Pm going to eooperoto with m ^ aome years ago and rods iMught a boaetwll Iwt. night’s gams will be iMtween the Cathohe church. The flrat week Saturday. Survlvora Include hla The Ubrary exprosses its appre­ them when I think they are right riod. Tho otrlko begsa Oot 1 on ssat, Bov. Foha Byrnes priation made and the money is right Into Umbo with the meter GlUen’a Service SteUon and the Israel Synagogue wiU meet on M« UMlet tv •••• now on hand for the purchase of Listen to Chic Secretary le for the women of the parish. widow, two slaters and n brother. ciation to Miss lilts, and to all Lateat scrap to crop up among and five them the OevU when I 0 to 0:10 p. m.—Busiaam roen’a gulf snd west cooata. A oompro- atm ticking. A lot of people with American Legion. A t 8:80 there Tuesday evening, Novemlicr 19 In­ Cteulty Card Party the Republicans Is over a quist physloal oondlUontng and volley mlao pfovtdlag for preferential Rev. John Byrnee o. St. Thom­ a new hook and ladder tiueh. People didn’t hear any more teachers and pupils who helped to think they are wrong," he said, their own shiny crystal bolls luive atmut the corn wilting “In the wlU be a gaihe between the P. A. stead of Wednesday aa originally The annual (Tharity card party move by aome colleagues to aldo- adding) “ 1 expect to m quite s bau rieis hiring a t uaioo members waa as Mmlnary, Bloomfield, wUI be The'DiatrIct OlBcera are also to announced. This wUl be a memlier- make the Book Poster Contest a their theories, but nobody yet. in­ north 40 acrea.” They listened C. CUub which baa two legs on the of the Rockville Emblem Club wlu W ky TkMMRIMlfi « f DOCtMY 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER track Itonator Aiken (R-Vt.l from Uve pvlng them tha DevU." 0:80 p. m.—Intrs-Churoh bowl reached on the east and gult the guoat speaker at th# meeting he given such authority os ta cluding New York’s finest, have ■hlp tea. Following the meeting )>e held Wedneed^ evening. No­ success. of Olblx>na Assembly, Catholic necessary to borrow money aa it to the sleek chic secretary say, Raymond Schnunpf trophy and Have Freserlkei the chairmanship of the Labor On the RepubUena atda, aanator Ing la a ^ . ooaste Oot 8S. but the FsoiAo produced the corpus delicti—if the Veterans' A C Sigmund Blamberg. Regional Di­ vember 30. at the Btka Home. Mra. committee. This groan wants It to Knowland a t Cnillomin. said he American ■hipowneis' aisQfltetlon Ladles of Cktlumbus, tomorrow becomes nee4pd The DIatnet haa "Boys you know ray hair* doesn’t rector of the National Conference Wednmdny there is one. look nice—I had to put the Iron There will ba an appropriate Raymond E. Hunt la chairman In go to Senator Ball (R-Mlnn.l. thinks there la enough common 1 p. m.—-Baby weighing by reg­ refused to socispt It evening at the K. of C home, 138 already laid a tax for this year,, But 1 can claim to have solved opening night ceremonies this eve­ of Christians and Jewa will ad- charge. Aiken haa frequently eupported eenae among tha leaders of both istered nuraa. Open to alL Aa omployor apokonman sstl- Mala atroat. Hto topic will be this )>eing done at the meetii to IL" dreaa the Sisterhood. Members of msted tho atrtkors havo loot ap- "Tho Current Theater." He will wluit happened to the country gen- And then four hours later they ning. The floor has been put in Uoldea Wedding Observed / e m m r - g-0 p. m.—Junior meroatlon pe­ held in May, which waa collect er^ store, the forum of the com­ shape and it la anticipated that the Young People's League and proRlmately 817,800,000 la oalarloo review plays now on Broadway, in September end October. / had to play the malcb game to see the Brotherhood have been Invited Mr. and Mra. Button L. Beqnett riod. mad that eargoeo valuad UDwanl Including Eugene O’NelU’a "The mon people, the. conversation foun­ who would have to call a cab to fast basketball wlU be seen this of 76 High atreet obaerved their 0:80 p. m.—Varelty baaketbsU Officcre wtll be elected and/the tain where they aettled the world’s to hear Mr. Blamberg. ’ -V of 88ft0,00a000 havo laan delayed. Iceman C o n i^ .’’ voters will bs asked to poae/upon get her home. winter. There will be two rounds golden wedding anniversary on practice. Open to all. woes.' underwrote the local atntea- ot play for a total of 88 games, lOOF Meeting Sunday with a family gathering m m m Father Byrnes la head ef the Nobody talked any more about 7:80 p. m.—Friendly Clfcia meet Food and roedtoal euppUea dwin a pension plan for all paid CRipR^ A meeting of Rising Star Lodgis ■ '-I.- ” 1 dlad in Alaska and Hawaii and ftktgUsh Department at the aenu- man’s errors, bet on the neigh­ how "the squire" wai sqeexlng the not mcludlng play-offs. In case ,al their home. Tliey were married '; , i'V - •’♦iVi -f:» x»- * Ing. sea of the district, / • borhoods fastest plow-puller, and No. 49 K M F will bo held thia eve­ 'Nov. 17, 1898 at ICaaex, Mra. Ben fsetvseui xieM he feed when Uten- speciai arrangements pennltted nary. He baa addressed local interest rates. Everybody, be- different teams win each of the ning at tho lOOr Hall on Elm Keoeei Felerstm In- 8 M. M. and 16 M. M. 0:80 p. m.—-Wednesday Nile T charted tho fair, fair future. two rounds, the two winners will nett being the former Mlaa Isatiel •eads o( Doetoie liaee preeertbed U fer relief ahlpe to aaU. groups prevloi.aly. and Mlaa Cath- ca.-ne a "Faaclat trying to corrupt street. There will be nomination SO awor rsers. rssnissw sets st ohm vttee Poo ro Ue« t)»mplrle Uelalls FatherJohns Bowling Laagua. srtno Shea who la chairman of tho play a two out of three series for Mather. She la a direct deacendent Abeot The D. A. V. TeleplMme Moved To C3ty the cortm ,n people” or a ’’(Sim- of ofGcera and a diatrtet coihmtt- le lelters sueh eeuzhtat. It eenieUr 7 p. m.—OIrl Scouts moating. oommittoe arranging for hla ap* Five Corpse^ munlst trj’ing to enllat support the city’s championship. of Cotton Mather. Mr. Bennett toeseas pUsom asd awkw It essisr te 7e*l. Msetlags Bvery towond end M g f> M I M I 8 p. m.—Dramatic Club opening Tlioy took the old country gen­ teen meeting will follow the lodge conducted hla own drug store for Yenan Awaits poaroncf tomorrow evening, hopes eral store and moved it to tho cUy. among the frightened honeybaga Final Meetlag meeting. Plans will also be com­ rslee. sad efeetles ler beta oM nmetli Ttsssdny At Mate Amsorv >uCCe‘,:.tul.y I. T' : meeting. Open to public. for a largo attondanco a t the to get the money to destroy The final meeting of the com- 81 years at Bristol and la now sad rauae. rtssMat tsethi#. tsel MAVIF PPA IFn Thursday « Seen Hi Plane •ntey called It a "bar ’ and made pleted for the vlait to Crescent • r. at mambera it co-i^urational. them.’’ mtttce la charge of the Welcome Lodge In Bast Hartford, on Thurs­ inUYlL iIU IJLl/1 3- 6 p. m.—Junior wrestling Chiang Drive A plain old-fashioned Republic­ Home celebration will be held this day evening. (Oenttnoad ty d i Fago One) They took it off the crossroads basketball parted. French Foreign Minister Oouva do and put it on a side street and an or a diehard old Democrat waa evening at the Superior Ckiurt (fame Postponed 7 p. m.—Orford Soap Bowling as behind the times aa sulphur room at eight o'clock. All members The opening game of the All- League, and open bowling. (Contliined from Psga One) UurvlUe Invited a CAlnaa# spokea. officers ware qhlled into the ■sorch marked It with a mortgaged neon ■ ^ • .v': man to joln^them. thereby convert­ and molaaaex, ■« lonesome as the of the committee are .urged to be RockvUle and Stafford Olympic O. P. A. IS OFF Univox 8 Mm. $37.00 7 p. m.—Varsity basketball prae- before It wa^'dlscovered the plana pioneer mother at a Irfrth control present ■■ all buaincaa’wQI lie com­ foottiall teams scheduled for Sun­ tbair cava abcltara. They draw no ing tha "Big Four" European crashed just Inside the Ventura Th!.hey put in a mirror where they With Snptrlufi F-2 Cofitsd Uns. Uoe. Open to all. used to stock the calico. In the meeting. pleted at this time. Moving pto- day afternoon waa rained out. 8:30 p. m. — Business Men's fire. paaoestakara Into the "Big Five" at county lino; turea of the parade and other ac­ BUT OUR PRICES REMAIN THE SAME Chinese Communlat spokesmen, the United Nations. canter of the mirror they stuck a And the big po* h '‘ led stove Bawinet Held 'M i Bowling League. M eontl^, Joseph Tautkaa. 88. tivities of the day will lie shown commenting on rtfuaal of Uiatr Second, a meeting at 8 p.m. of ■Ign: “ In God We Truat—All Oth- that everybody gathered around? About 100 attended the annual J 8 p. m.—First Aid class. Roacoe, Calif., private flyer who They turned It Into a long ma­ to the committee at thia time. banq'jet of the Polish American . . . A Coteploto Line of iMported snd Domtstit x c r $56.75 party to partlelpata in tho newly- Bymoa, Molotov. Bovin and Oouve ara (fash.” And If. they were real '•j' E I 16 Mm. Friday liad beeh reported missing Mnca up-to-date somebody from the hogany bar with a foot rail that Farm Boreoa Mecttng Fishing (dub held on Sunday after­ WINES ^ CORIMAIR 2:30 to 8:30 p. m.—YMCA Mod­ convoked National Assembly at da MurvlUa to rooolve from their Friday after joining the search foi J ‘ ’J k1 400 Ft. Capacity, 200 Watt, F-2.4 I.Mig. doputlea the lateat draft of a tenta- management would scrawl on the gave a man aomething to brace A meeting of the Vernon Farm noon at the PoUah American Hall A»d Ya«r rsvoiito Rottio of Liquor em Dance class. Nanking, today termed tha oon- the crashed airliner, was pieked up Bureau Membership will t>e held on Village street. tlvo ngroament on the extent of inner consolation room: "Kilroy against but didn’t keep him warm. •«-, ’i ■- • I 8- 4 p. m.—Junior athletics. venUon a means of railroading by a motorist near Fillmore, (faUf. this evening at the Vernon 4-H WllUam A. Rogalua waa toast­ Into legality a constitution nolUier future Security council control Waa Here.” Yep. the general store moved to llitR \\aWW 4 p. m.—Boys’ Town Club meet­ over the proposed free territory of Titotkaa aald ho had wandered two They moved out the snuff and town. You may miss the crack­ Alumni CUub House at Ogden's master and the apeakera Included Excel 16 Mm. $17.50 democratic nor woriiable. dd^ya and nights after hla 'craft Comer. Tho purpose of the meet­ DP. John E. Flaherty, chairman of J FRED'S PACKAGE STORE ing. They arc convinced Oeneralla- TrisstOs the chSw tobacco plug and In- ers, fellows, but the cheese—Its 200 Ft. Capacity, 140 W atts. ft to 8:30 p. m.—Business Men's By placing the police at least draahed In the mountatna near tho ■teUad In their place a box full of still there! ing la to allow the Vernon mem­ the State Board of Fisheries and Csmor Bprve* snd Bissrll Streets physical conditioning and volley simo cnilang Kai-Shek is facing ■eene. HU jaw waa broken and bers the privilege of electing three Game; Game Warden. Edward O a nrglltary dilemma, and thoy have partly under the United Nations UATHIR TOP HI-CUTS ball class. governor of Trieste and tharaby ha waa aufforing from prolialdo persons to represent their town Wratglit; Peter Jaconaky, Flah 6:45 p. m.—Machine Shop Bowl­ no Intention of helping him out by rib and collarbono fraeturoa. Boynton, of Wethersfield and the 16 Mm. Films $2.75 sanctioning a constitution they Helping to assure the territor/a Miaaea Emma and Gertrude Bid- ing League. feel would only atrengthen his Independanoe, this waa expect^ to Bolton well, of South Glaatonbury. WITH miNm poor 8.62 200 Fret. 8:45 p m.—Challoner Club bowl- 888 Raealve Foorth Degrsa power. help bring a final Trieste aeftie- The date of the special meeting Tim pepnlar hnattng boot type U-ont tkat non like far genaval thg get-together. ment here. of the Bolton Parent Teacher As­ 7:M p. m.-—Movies for children. civrr-ExtMided MIHfarily Waterlmry, Nov. IS—(F)—Throa ^ Solicitors for tho U.S.O. drive outdoor wear. BnUt for proetleaL loag roogb woor. Blado wltli They feel C%iang haa over-ex- Bkvln’a tdeea were aald te have who have not got in touch with the sociation haa )>een chanpd to brown loather tope with atordy ribbed black r o M r bottonw. Free. iMen embodied in a paper ffiroulat- hundred and thirty-two mombors Movie Screens from $5.95 tended himself mlllUrtly, that his roeelved the Fourth dogreo of the treasurer of the drive, Mr. Bimce, Thursday evening, Novltnoer 21, nilek...... rubber aoloa. IS Inchea ‘ ■Mgk.i I , alaoa fi-12. Saturday ed among the other Big Five mlnia- when it will Be held at the home of FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE EAMGE 9- 1 p. m.- -Junior athletic period.reserves aire spent and his aupplisa KnlghU of (k>lumbua hare yoater- should do so as soon as possible. running out. ters last week and coveying tbaae Military Whist Party Mrs. Felix Jablon, and Mrs John 1:30 p. m.—Mary Morlock dance inta: day. The degree work was held In Party leaders said headh of all honor of Rt. Rev. Magr. John F. The third MillUry Whist party Collins will talk on public school WE WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY CW/ m writaforcomplgta /s/srissf/as— sehool. the border region mass organiza­ t tha big pe absent Tedford and Mrs. John Massey. under the direction of their teach­ conference of last February. They from a Security council meeting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. J. Ensign, er, Mrs. Daniel Halloran. Eaqh By Ex-Convict Inalat on olMcrvenoe of the provi­ ; without having Its failure to vote of gouth Bolton celebrated their teacher then demonstrated her sion, adopted at that conferenoa, considered aa a veto. fifty-fourth wedding anniversary methods of teaching, using the that all troops return to their post Sunday Nov. 10. They were married (Continued from Page One) 8. Tteit the council should try to parents as students. tlona as of laet Jan. 18. ■arve more aa a mediation boani— Nov. 9, 1892 In East Hartford, by Miss Danahey, school nurse, Rev. I^ancls.P. Bacheler and liv­ ■tolen car afterwbrda and further loss aa a forum for hardening la- spoke on immunisation from diph­ sue* and falling to aettle anything. ed there before coming to Bolton, theria, physical examinations and r quoted the ex-convlct ao saying In 1042. ho "planned to shoot it out with Big Five’s Envoys 4. That questions on which the other health subjects, while Miss veto would apply be defined more Those present were: Mr, and Kaakinen, assistant supervisor In Steel Blinds the police, but too many showed t Consider Veto exactly. Mrs. Delmar S. Dover, of East Tolland County spoke on creatlve- up." Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. nesa and teaching children to be IN ALL POPULAR SIZESI Mrs. Bieda and her daughter Ehisign and family, of Providence, considerate. were uninjured. Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Ensign, Mr. The parents also enjoyed group Payne waa rc-cased from state (Oentlaned frMn'Poga OM) Women Shout Its Praises! and Mrs. Robert Hall, Mr. and singing led by Richard Allen, mu­ READY TO NSTAUI prison of southern Michigan at Mrs. A. J. Evanx Mr. and Mrs. 824-828 MAIN STREET Jackson last Oct. 18 where he ser­ their own taaka, Snlahtng tho sic teacher, and the program con­ MANCHESTER EASTWOOD* John Evans, of East Hartford, cluded with a social time during ved a^ four-year term, Sheridan satellite peace treaties and begin­ MAIN 8T.—EAHT HABTFOHD Mr. and Mrs, Arthur D. Robinson, ning Ocrmaiv pence talks. which refreshments were served' aald. His wife divorced him while of Hartford, W. S. Brace, of West the social committee. hu waa In prison, obtained custody Formula iJwd Writing Charter ■iviDAy AND ’iUEroX y ” Hartford,' Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Boland Oil Company's Auto­ of the daughter and later married By such action Bevln and Secre­ The program lasted longef than anticipated and there waa no busi­ Bieda, the officer added. tary of State Byrnes were report­ -CBACR-UF" matic Fuel Oil Delivery Is The ed hopeful they could meet the Fat O’Briea — Ctaire Trevor Daytime Wear ness meeting. A special meeting antl-vcto criticisms of small na­ ----- ALSO —— will be held Wednesday evening, Fulilit* Kccords tions and simultaneously preserve “HEARTBEAT" ’Nov. 20 at eight. o’clock at the home of Mra. Felix Jablon, when System They've Been Wanting cooperation with Russia. Soviet Ginger Rogers — Jeon Aomeat •fOlYilIf CHARLES COlURN , Foreign Minister Molotov agreed several matters of Importsnce will CLEARANCE Warrantee DecdK to talk things over. The formula Feature At ' .-sTom DRAKE •Bavtrly TYLER be discussed. Stuart J. VVaslcy and Mildred of Big Five private talks was used ------SCREENED------I All The Time. Wasley to R. Leonard Bull and 8»SS-«:8S-1#:00 P. M. when the charter waa written in Loat Show Nightly I 8:0ft A T S:lfi — fitft® — 8:011 I Doris R. Bull, proi>erty on Benton S:.n Francisco. Doll Outfit street. The United Nations Itself was No Staying Home To Wait Jacob J. LIpp and Matilda Upp asked in a tense to sanction the to the Allen Really Company, propr procedure. France proposed that "‘H 'y*— y erty on Keeney street the Assembly’s Political and NEW FALL 1/ For A Fuel Oil Delivery ... And Marriage Licenses Security comnuttea drop all veto Samuel Russell Pratt, of 185 ■ "■ V * ' . ' 4 ' dlacussioh today until the foreign ♦ OA (Tenter street and Mildred Eliza­ V ' ii 'i-a; .1,. Many Other Advantages. beth Sheldon, of 33 HoUlstcr atrest ministers have acted. >pUed Saturday at the Town Bymea coniferred on the veto light today with leading members ^.Jerk’s office for a marriage IL :.%•... _, ’' r-:■- ..»'4 Read All About It! cense. They will lie married No­ of the United States delegation to vember 30 at St. Mary s church. the U. N. Assembly, preliminary 5 . David John Marka.- of 87 Olcott to beginning diacussiona of the drive and Pauline Fiymcea Engel- Issue on a Big Five )>asla. hardt. of 22 Alexander street, ap­ Byrnes called in Warren R. GOTTON ■K plied Saturday at the Town (.lork'a Austin, chief of the United States office for a marriage license. They delegation to the United Nations. will be married November 29 at Senator Ctennally (D-Tex), an ad­ (1) Product (4) Vent Alarm St. James’s c|>urch. viser, and HarschEl Johnson, de­ r Lewis David Naughton, of 815 puty delegation chief. They mat Tha aaly auppUer giving you a ckemicany eondl- Wt Install a Scully Vent Alarm ao that there la (fapltol avenue, Hartford and Mary behind closed doors an hour and a ttoued fuel oil which meaasi never a cbance ot over-Nlling ymir tank and epniling Magdalene Thayer, of 50 Court- half before the scheduled opening Cleaarr Fire — Reduced Carbon and Soot lawns or shrubbery. Our drlvaia nevat eatot your land street applied Saturday at of the Big Five meeting at 11 a. the Town (Tlerh's office for a mar^ BUmtoalleu el 3 ’^® FINEST MATERIALS, MECHANISMI V*Bt Alsrms will bp installed in the order that contracts are signed, so stop at onr offle* tomorrow, think oi tha itncwad atl(.caa- ment treaty and get Russian Pattern No. 8070 is designed for Adanoi Md tha shde an agreement to assigning Asseriean ■Ues 12. 14, 16. 18. 20; 48 and 42. ite old doll all decked out in spiffy or call 6320 and a reprcstntatlv* will call at pour home. Russia, British and French deputy Size 14, short sleeve. 3 3-4 yards new clqthea. 'The favorite 18 or 20 Metal slals—floxiblo and rounded at cor­ inch doll will be smartly - dressed \ foreign ministers to begin laying of 3ft or 39-lncb. • S{ZESFRQM16T0 52 ners! Baked enamel finish—smooth, oasidr^to- Mr. mom tbsii HS fanmn out a permanent German peace ClADDE RAINS For this "pattern, send 25 cents, Indeed, for the holidays If Mra. Santa aaus will make this new clean] Aulomatic tilt and lock. Comic# top. l«t U tn ISIfa nwnm a a settlement. iNttCM iin.inwinniuii In coins, your name, address, size bw wah. Ua AYDtt Way. desired, and the pattern number to coat and bonnet. Velvet, velveteen, • ^ R A L AND GEOMETRIC PRINTS May Be BusleM .Week pastel flannel or wool jeraey are Ns Addition ol the veto Issue to the bMN k im Nntm' Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ • STYLES GALORE: ZIP.FRONT, n aA Y foreign ministers’ slats gave them •Mils# 6f BIB BIIBf ning Herald, llSO Avc. Americas. suitable materials. Flower spray N«r\ York 19. N. Y. embrolderlas trim tbe sleeves, this kind of a day to start off pockets and bou))ot. COAT, SHIRTWAIST, AND V Urn WefaiMwiltofa|e|waH*l u y a e.ti . ------_JIU or bottar their third and perhaps busiest :;er.d an additional twenty-five yaw hat cut thw_ down. If not deliglitad ' ents lor the Fall and Winter la- To obtain complete cutting pat­ WRAP-AROUND ' jMV w( ef keewa. Bk H wkh fini M week here: 5 — BIG DAYS » S ,Y06. SZ.SS. P M t at mM STARTS £-.is p t Fashion—92 pngM of the terns, finishing directions, color Flrat a meeting at U a. n^ chart and bonnet (Pattern No. ■At. at the Waldorf-Astoria head smarteat, most wearable' patterns you’ll see , . , .fashions by well 5387) send 15 cento in (Tbln plus 1 WELDON DRUG COMPANY buartare of the peace-mahlhf Koe- TOMORROW known designers . . special cent postage, your name, address I :l Prvnrriplioa PhnrmacUia eign Mlalatara council to tackle and the Pattern number to Anne STOCK UP WHILE THEY LAST! 369 Center St. At West Center St. Telephone 6320 the veto. For thia purpoao. Bovin. YWAT i -BREAKFAST in HOLLYWOOD* PLUS ■AVALANCHg* besutj' and hom»-;nak‘ns sections •01 aiAlN ST. TEL. ftStl . . . free npi-mted pattern inside | Cnbot, Evening Herald. 1.150 Ave. \ Byrnes, Moloiov and Donuty . the book. I Americas. New York 19 N. Y. YOU CANT HAVE TOO MANY! . ' •x. 'y ■ V ' ' . ’ . ' • - ■V'-'. ’'-'i.' MANUHl!;8li£K KVISNINU HKKALU, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMRER 18,1946 FAC E F IV E n _ » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,194« QelUtch, preeldent of Mancheatar W. HSssn. The Den Mothers.are M U ro u m Becomea Affianced Green P. T. A. Mrs. Grace Murphy, Mrs. John M. 'N quite, as bad" aa Russian Commu- S* A. Campaign First Meeting Presentation of certlficatea to Dormer, Mrs. Arthur A. Wlllla Jr., r_ tarferenccs*'--was aeen aa leaving 1 body. J*n«t AltchU. Jea« Ftw#- Americ;an and Red ntam. Truman Lays Army Curbs Sending C3ib committeemen by Scout Ex­ Mrs. Irving Bayer. cmn. Wilfred Maxwell. Cdna Tay­ future anO-Oommunlat action In-' Tha dabaU raflacted a gradual LECLERC of Cub Scouts ecutive. Any boys between the ages ol lor, RuUi McDowell, L>ao Kaael, definite. loss of U. 8. iMpuiarity In Britain Begins Today Dcmonatiatlon o t typical den nine and twelve years old who are Time’s Dying! Yonths^ Group Bvldenoe was overwhalmlng World Blocs Seen; Poiwral Habm Robert H. Johneton. Muriel Arm- Miss Cora Webb, home demon in the last 12 months—which tha Aside Mining Of Families Abroad meeUng by Mrs. Psnriere’s den. living In the Manchester Green that cno unions intend to push British feel has bacn raclprocatad section InUrested In joining this atron*. Peggy Torrence. Mr. and thair wags demands with vigor Btratlon agent of the Farm Bu 29 Mat* 8tr«*t Pack No. 91 Sponsored Installation of Cub Pack 91 by At St. Mary’s Mia. Wllltam Moorhouae, reaii, will apeak at tha Qu< British Stand Hit in AmaricA. Hope lo Raise $4,000 Mrs. Psnclera’B dsn of Pack 4. new pack mould have their parents regardless of what a Republican- Over hers a coolnaas davaloped Pb«N»* S2«9 Dougan, and Randall Toop, Jr. controlled Congreae might do In Methodist church tomorrow Crisis Today Enlisted Men in Four Manrhester VeteraM* In To m in Rebuild* By Green PTA to ^ Den skits put on by Cub Pack 91. get In touch with Mr. Murphy, 32 A nominating commitUe waa noon at two o'clock. Her aub; when Britain was critlclxsd In u. fi. 2 Jordt street, telephone 6445. tOentlMMd frOM Pag* One) congreasior.al debate on a 84.000,- Srrvirc Center ^Dlscuaslon of theme for Decem- Organiie Brandi of appointed, who are to preaent a fi5ek*Sli;ker Wages. Lower PrlcM will' be "Fitting the Kitchen to (Oeattaoed tn m Fag* Oaa) Lowest Grades Af* ing Project Installed Tuesday beXmsstlng. elate of permanent ofllceta at tne 000,000 loan to thU country. This H« l « « t r r Htrevt Murray already had Issued a 77- the Job." whom is that most aacret Intelll- bacama a decided chill In some fected; Explanation (N est to MuatolfMM B*IMI* g ) Clbi^g. The disastrous 1927 Mlssliwlppl Yonng Prople’a Move­ next meeting, which will be held paga report to the convention in MIm Mabel Howard of Bolton ganoe balng collected, and If It la ______^___ William D. Lebey, tb* prarident’a ’n w public Is cordially lnvlt*d to CuM go to basement for games flood extended more than 1,000 on D e«m ber let. No name waa quarters when the _ Republicans Teh-pkam 8822 Otol 8441 Today marks th* start of th* which he called for higher wages Notch reporU nicking crimaon being pooM ta it not conwltung i ^ptured control of Congraas. chief of staff. DR. R. M. R A YB U R N Director—Natbar B. Oatch- and -dlscuBslon. miles from Cairo. 111., to the Gulf ment Here Yealerday I adopted, pending further consider* Of Move Given campal^ by the Salvatloo Army sttofid the iMtaUatloa and first and lower prices U avoid what ha rambler buds and blossoms today us de facto to an allianca • - n ■ ,iv va'HS Tha praaldentlal party la atay- cU. Parenta and committee talk over of Mexico. ' atton. termed an economic collapao. She was attracted by the green Slated for an airing waa a de-! WItb BraentnMnt OPTOMkriRIST tb ralM 84,000 In town to aoalat asssUng of Cub Pack No. 91 spon­ suggestions and problems. Ing In the rambling two-atory By Somes Marlow Aoffiatant Utrsetor — Walter Teaterday afternoon a group of ^ ------Tha biggest CIO unions like the appearance of the bush on her mand of 88 Laborite legislators! Tha atUtude of a great man; frame dwelling of OtpL Henry In rebuilding their International sored by U e Manchester Green Thoms* E. Murphy Is the Cub taraaty-two peraona betafeen t l » j ^ grounds, and on looking through :ia1l Britons seemingly Is tinged witl Practice Devoted To Bxamiii- Washington, Nov. 18— (ff)—^The For(L treasury, rctulMUtatton of cltadelB Auto, Steel, and Rubber Workers, for an "Independent Sociaiist for- j Cooper, commandant of the base. Becrotary—Blixabeth Waoh- Parsnt-Tsachcie Associstton at the Master In charge'^ge wound In the chest which Medical When the war ended and the 1. The wage drive. klna and two common plna. The served aa,superintendent of the chester Fire Department Will be spent more then three years In th* PAGES NiekarMn, Ruasell E. Clifford, executive committee will meet at cer Theodore Falrhnnks at ,8 from boom to slump” that that "by Examiner Eric M. Simmons sold Arm y needed men to enllat as reg­ held Wednesday evening, Novem­ Army A ir Force In the India and Bartara Kaul, Andrew Torrence, 2. More steam behind the o'clock this morning after he had was self-inflicted. He leaves hla REFRIGERATOR h i k I Bridgeport* plant. 6:80. All W8C8 members are urged allying ourselves with America In ulars— to replace some of the mU- Survivors include hla sister and ber 27 St Cheney Hall. Collins theaters. He Is sasoclilkted O f THt NEW Robert R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. southern organising drive. been Involved In an accident with widow and son. Uons of draftees being discharged S. A more affective Political to attend the meeting this evening. the political-diplomatic field we WASHING MACHINE s brother, Walter H. Baldwin of General Chairman Nick Angelo with his father In business In this Protection Francis Bnglahart, Dorothea Pea- another car on the detour at Tol­ shall promote the division of the — It made a recruiting drive. reports that the sale of tickets for TEUPMONt BOOK Action committee. ' land turnpike and McNall atreet. Cheshire. Funeral services will be town. It 'w a s Samuel 8. Taggart world Into two giant blocs which SERVICE Many men signing up for two held In the Connecticut town on the many valuable prises have rians for a winter wedding are The convention alao was schtd- After the Manchester police offi­ or three years were told—as an "H 2^ wwwt ktai to smUIs, ysM *M ^ to hslil up • hex */Ex-Lm I” ARE CLOSINOI Ldgal Ndtices uled to approvs tha antl.Commun- against whom hla wife, Jennie Os- are bound to clash In war.” ALL-WEATHER Wednesday. been going great. A feature of the a* yet Incomplete. cer had arrived Officer Daniel Mc­ KonnI Zilllscua. leftwing Labor­ 24 HOUR SKRVU E Repairs On Ali Makest inducement to joining—that If prizes will be the annual drawing COULD YOU replace 1st declaration which was en­ do Taggart waa grantad a divorea Kenzie of the State police arrived they went overseas and a-anted Tiy if know they can (n u t Ex-Lsx— it’s AT A OOUKT OP PItOBATV held dorsed unanimously by the 81 by Judge Ernest A. Inglla of Su­ ite and Insurgent leader, said In a for the turkey, goose and pig. All so effective, yet so gentle! Not too at Maaebaster. aithio and for tha at the scene of the accl — Telephone or vMt to brlna In thair elalma within aaid the CtO'e left and right wings, nor longed to his son, Johr., and that and "well o ff” Americana were i^OLIMENK ft FLAGG ■ for grades. ticket to the Yale-Princeton foot­ sary insurance. row night rft the home of Mrs. talking "quite gaily ” of another 6 or 7-Room Singles in DAILY DELIVERIES TO HOSPI’TAL time allowed by publishing a copy of does It expel or remove enyone James Barry. 18 Llnraore drive. the giin was one that his non had INC. And this is the reason the Army ball game was found In hla cloth­ th* tokphon* butintu oIRc* this order In some newspaper haring a from office. The final sentence— brought back from ('■ermaiiy. war and that "acropa the Atlantic 634 Center St. Tel 5101 choice locations with down* says it has to stop It: ing. ALICE CLAMPET DOUBLE AND SURROUNDING rUWNS Members are asked to be on hand elrealatlon In aaid probata district, "This convention serves notice When presented In court this there are things very nearly. If not 'The body will be taken, to North TODAYI arithla tan daya from tha data of this at 7:30 and anyone having cotton stairs lavatory, tile bath, COMFORT • FUEL SAVING 1. Housing Is scarce overseas. Phone 2-0880 that we will not tolernte such In- morning he pleaded guilty to Adams, Mass., for burial. Flower* Telegraphed To Any Point In the U. S. A., ordtr. and ratum make to this court for stuffing Is asked to bring It hot water heat, oil burners, And In this country building ma­ of tha notice given. drunken driving and not guilty to terial—which could be sent over­ PROTECtm Canada, and Europe. Member of the Fkiriata’ Telegraph along. full insulation. Basement ECONOMY' W ILUAM 8. HTDB. Judge. the charge of carrying a gun with­ seas to make housing—Is scarce. Delivery Aaaoeiatlon. Edgar Clarke I.iCgnl NotireH out a license, telling the court tlie laundry- These are houses AT A OOUBT o r PROBATB hi-ld The following membera of the Instdlsd right ovtslda your ragulor 2. Because of limited funds, Tbs Sfslbtrn Ntw Isfltasi at Manchrstsr. wltbln tnd for the AT A CXJUR1 o r PnOBATE held Hairdressers Guild attended an ed­ same story that he haJ creditors within which elaim which said minor has against .A. An dnvltallon Is extended to all 6 Dover Road I f they have more than IS ta bring In their claims against said as- George Rusaell. Inr.. tnd A. George men of Concordia I.utheran church Stuart J. Wosley montha to serve overseas, they Admission 2Sc i s taU aao tha aaid admlnlatrairlx la dlr- Ruasell of said Manchetler. aa per ap­ to attend a meeting tonight at 8 can ask to get out of the Array ectad to give pnblle notica to tha credi­ plication on file. II la THE 755 MAIN ST. TEL. 6648 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIAI-S tors to bring In Uitir claims within said ORDERED: That Ihe foregoing ap o’clock for the purpose of organiz­ ALL-WEATHER now, be sent back to the United tima slIosrM by publlahlng a copy of lcstlon be heard and determined at ing s new brotherhood. Notice of Special States, and discharged here. PLUS SWEEPSTAKES this ordar In soma newmaper having a e Probate office In Manchester In SHOE BOX ALUMINUM WINDOWS- The families of all men—in all circulation In said probate district, asaid DIstrIrt. on the 3Brd day of No­ grades— who have been given au­ within tan days from the date of this vember. A.D.. ISM, at B o'eltK'k In the Went Hartford Center Ideal far the hWM y*a Mm orfitr, and return niake to this court forenoon, and that notice he given to Town Meeting •r the h*6M ye* b*M thorisation through December to of tne u ^ce given. all peraona Interested In said estate of go overseas will be sent. Shipment 8. HTDB. Judge. the pendency of eald appllratlou and JARVIS Of families started about last W HILE WAITING tor tba time and place of hearing thereon, Yft. The legal voters of the Town of April. your new Dodge or Pl>’m- AT A COURT o r PROBATB held by publlahlng a copy o( Ihle order In WANTED! Coventry, Connecticut, ere hereby Here are the totals of those who outh, you still need safety ieve at Mancbceler. within and for the some newspaper having a circulation S h o rta g e s warned and Sirected to meet at Diatrict of Xanchrater, on the ISth In said dlstrlrl, at least five days be­ Veterans' have been authorised to go ffhd— and^comfort in your pres­ day of November. A.D.. IBM. ., fore thu day of eald hearing, to appear the Church (Community House, in parentheses— those who have For That Special Gift PTMent W ILUAM 8. IIYDB, ESQ.. Meat Cutter Produce Clerk ent car . . . and you need If they see cause at said time and Housing North Coventry, Conn, Nov. 23 Notice sailed already: Judge. pisoa and be heard relative thereto, 1946, at 8:00 o’clock P. M., to to preserve its highest ■Mate of John II. Biserll, .late of and make return to this court. Jxrvla atAris *Antli*r Rrimp ot European theater, which means Madebsster. In aaid District, dscassd. WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Judge. Grocery Clerk vote on the following articles: Germany and Austria — 17,850 cash value, too. Vatanma*' hniiaas In klanehas- AR'nCLE 1 Zoning Board of Appeals Oa motion of John D. tisBalla of tar. 8aa u* to Inapaat rorinns (11,000); Mediterranean theater, Give a Hand Hammered aaid Msnehaater. administrator. AT A COURT OP PROBATE held 43-Hour, .>-Day Week. Good Starting Wage! To see If the ”rown wishes to which means mostly Italy—1,481 When did you last have ORDERBD: That six months from at Mancliester. wllhin and for the plans and Inaatlnna. vote to re-open the Easterly sec In accordance wltli the require­ your motor tuned? Brakes tha Itth day of Novambar. A.D., IBM, District of Manchester, on the I4th ments of the zoning regulatlona of (1,800); and the Pacific theater— n^syou need... tlon of Cedar Swamp Road, which ba and tha asms are llmitad and al- day of November. A.D.. IBM. the Town of Manchester, th* Zon­ 9,545 (7,000). inspected? Electrical and lowad for tha craditors within which Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., Jarvis Reoltv Co. A. & P. SUPER MARKET extends to Bread and Milk Streets, ing Board of Appeals will hold a The families In this country ALUMINUM TRAY cooling systems ex­ to bring In their elalma agalnat said ea- Judge. • Onver Road im fia HiU td st Middle in Mid district, at least Hve days be­ MILLWRIGHT WANTED AUCTION be held In Hose House No. 3. Hits Indifference get going. Turnpike In a Residence A xone. fore the day of Mid hearing, to appear A.MBt’I.A.VtTE SF.KVICB Thurodav. November 21, 1946. at If they see cause at Mid time and Application of Donald J. Go- Yoo can’t serve a finer treat place and be heard relative thereto, A FEW FINE ANTIQUES... 8 o'clock for the following pur­ 'Towards Religion and make return to this coun. BY LOCAL TEXTILE MILL poses: beilte for extension of pemUasion . However, the mills are not yet able W ILU AM .8, HYDE. Judge. to use (iremlaes located In rear ot than Scalteat Ice Cream. MODERN FURNISHINGS . 1. To taka action on the reports building located at 448 North and recommendation! of "the At the same time, you’re to supply the full demand for steel. Tliis AT A COURT OP PROBATB held Must hare Rood experience in electricity and machine Main Street. In Residence B tone, "More people In Manchester are at Manehrster,. wlUiln and fur the FROM TH E EkSTATE OF GRACE E. W II.LIA M S Dlsfrlct officers, uselesaly burning up their Uvea District of Manchester, on the Hth maintenance, and practical knowledRe of steam. .At­ Removed From Her Late Home At 22 Fernwood Road, vfor the sale of Model Airplane serving s highly nourishing is largely due to the loss of 12,000,000 2. To take action 'n regard to suppU-s. ^ than there are buildings in town," day of November, IBM. tractive rate, overtime and bonus. u- • West Hartford, for Purpo.se of Sale To the appropriations for the pur­ declared Rev. James M. Gage, Present HON. WILLIAM 8 HYDE. JAMES Application of Edmund F. food—rich in- milk vitamins, chase of equipment and .for minister of the North Methodist tons o f steel production this year from Judge. A.MERICAN LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER. CONN. Dwyer for extension of permis­ Estate of Alice U. Nichols of Han- Write StatinR Qualification;! To: the expenses, repairs and church, In. a sermon delivered fflioerals and protein. So, give Chester, In said District. Incapable. (On l.,eondrd St.. .Inst Off Main St„ Opposite the State Armory) sion to use building located oh Sunday In which he condemned lor maintenance of the Fire De­ Birch Mt. Road, In a Rural tone, strikes in steel, coal and other industries. Tha conservator baring exhibited hla MACRI WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 20. 1946. AT 7 P. M. partment and other property cal "indifference and complacei)’ Sesltcst Ice Creoas the impo|tsace final account with Mid estate to this MILLWRIGHT — BOX D. HKRALU as living quarters. Court .for allowance. It la Very lino 4-dmwcr .serpentine front chen-y chest. Lady’s 2- and activities of the Fire Dis­ cy.” The local preacher recently -«l^.■:2V it daservei in your 110111/8 ORDBftKD; That the 23rd day of drnwer vioik table in Mahogany with carved pedestal base and trict for the ensuing year Application of Herbert Donnelly spoke on the Sunday Radio Voice The mills are trying hard to make up -Movember, IBM. at B o'clock, forenoon, GENERAL paw feet (a collector’s Itemi, Victorian love scat and gentle­ to keep racing pigeons at 181 of Rell^n program featured by daily diet. Remember— at the Probate Office In the Municipal 3. To see if the District will au- man’s chair (rose carved), pair Victorian side" chairs, set of 7 thorlxe Its Treasurer to bor­ West Center Street In a Residence Station WDRC In Hartford. the lost output. I f the present produc­ Ihillding In Mid Manobester. be and B zone. Scaltest is famous for toste, the some Is aMtgned for a hearing on Will Build Homes For First 20 Buyers TRUCKING Chippendale chairs (repro.l, Atkins mantel clock. Empire card row In the name of the South Before a congregation of 50 and the allowance of said account with Mid Range Fuel Oils Deliv­ table. Empire mahogany secretary with 2 lattice paneled doors Manchester Fire District Application of William Kuhne m any empty pews be said, ."Be­ ■. ptsritj wbolemmenest. tion pace can he continued, there should estate and thla Court directs that no­ (height 6 ft. 7 in.). Teak stand. money for the expenses and tor permission to enclose front lief In any certain creed Is not tice of the time and place sMlgned for ered .\ny Time. Small Wing vase (with importer’s hl.story and original bill), porch at 34 Liberty Street ID a Important aa long as people real­ said bearing ba given to all persona The - Manchester Green Estates uses of the Fire District dur­ be enough steel for normal needs before known to be Interested therein to ap- .Are you having trouble beautiful Cameo case, nilsc. Hat silver, cut glass. Oriental run­ ing “ the ensuing year, and Residence B zone, which la-closet ise their posslbiUtlea and under­ to street line than soning regula­ stand that they are not prisoners •sar and be heard thereon by publish- 80 CHOICE LOTH. Frontage 80 ft. by 140 ft depth. Near in gellin g your ashes and ner, 2 ft. 9 In by 8 ft. 8 in. and rug 3 ft. 6 in. by 5 ft. I I in., large give the note or notes of the many months are past. lag a copy of this order In- some news- rubbish removed week­ oil painting of ..sailing vessel. "Herald of the Mgrnlng.” Some District for the same. tions show...... bf cliTumstances but Individuals ■spar bsvisg a elrculatlen In said seboola, stores and rhurches. High elevation. Sale price 8800 Application Oi Francis T. Sulli­ working for a better tomorrow. 'District, at least fire days before the ly?. Then call Jim and C)tlns.^ 4. To elect officers for the Dis­ Aar of aaid hMring. ind up. Down payments as littlq as 25%. _ ItCA Victor floor model radio, day bed, china cabinet, gas trict for the ensiling year van et ai, for . permission to opeit Citing the Christian fights your troubles are over, — Inst disease and for Improve- WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Judge. ■ f stove, Navajo ruga, dre.ssera. stand-s. chaij-a, pictinvs, etc. Two 5. To see If the DUtrlct will ate a grocery, meat and vegetable Governor Wlnthrop desks. Somi; Luggage. business and erect buhding there­ *n human relations. Rev. AnEerican iroEE UEid -a .MANCHESTER GREEN ESTATES 1 ACT— not promi.se. Our adojit the provisitins of Pub­ ICE CREAM .i many cusH>niers had AIMhe Above Is In K'veepllonully Good Clean Order and Condition. lic Act No. 396 entitled "The for on West O n ter Street (we.sl stYted, “ If Indifference and Notice Kponsored By Connecticut* Municipal Em­ of McKee Street) In a Residence complacency are to pervade thla Sieet MiEsMuie these troubles too. before B zone. parish In Manchester, I m ii^t as leeir far Ae SeeSse# alipe aa Ifie deer they switched to Jim. Sit ROBERT M. REID & SONS, ployees’ Retirement F^md." ALLEN REALTY COMPANY " —^ Signed: All. persons Interested may at* well go to work In Prstt and Whit­ 3 S O F t t t h Afpmmmm, litmm Ym r§t f , AT. V . .Notlc* la hartby flvsn that my Vernon Street Telephone 2-1206 back and relax. j R r ^ r t J. Smith, tend this hearing. ney and forget th* battle: for the G D oaM ic i CBiitM coapoaA'noN 2Blfa. llUdrsd M. Hicklnc, having tM Center'Street • ' ,, Telephone 5108 Auctioneers Thomas J. Hsssett, Zoning Board of Appeaio, efforts o f one /nsn will be futile lo ft a » b*d and board, Nov. Xfi, LE T JIM DO IT ! Established 1907 Hsrry A. Schleldge. By M.artln E. AlvorcL In the ffce of complete local lack S Ifitfi, I artll BO longer ba rasponai- For Information during the week tmll 5105. Salrsnuin on the PHONE SI0.2 MANCHESTER. CONN. Chairman. of tnteresL” - Tuo* in the ScaltsM Village Store, itarriag Jack ftsley, ThurKlsv*, «;JO P. M-, NBC ^ « prerolites Saturday and Sunday afternoons. DI AI. 4.52.I 201 M AIN ST, Dated at Mancheatei. CXinnecti Ma for Any bllla contracted by bee. 740 ALLEN ST, PHONE 2-3271 SPRINGFIELD, MASS. John H. Lappen, Walter H. Hlcking If No Answer Call 6466 cut. this 13th day of November Secretaey. ]fov. It, 1*46. Will Build HomfS For First 20 Buyers' 1948. ■ A J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. MANCHKSI KK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 11)4® I*AGE SEVEN

L'l a position as deputy eottimiaeloncr Giiicel Beethoveu ; of the construction committee to r ' arduous rehearsals In which every of agriculture. Repuhlicxiii (group member ot the cast Is itrllled thor­ use It shell he boss, for he sees world to the fa«t that for all the YW BraiM’h Institutes LcMlge the play "I Bcmembcr Mama" j supposed blessedness of life In­ In 1943 Staaaen pereuaded Thye MTIC— IMW which will be presented at the j oughly in hla work. With auch We Mean Hlattri|pBtrr himself In that exact poslUon. • to run for lieutenant governor. Club Rehearsal preparation, the result ia a ahow side the Bovlet Union, there "re WDRC— ISOT Today's Radio At Brockton Mass. Middlebury Chllega Playhouse. | HeaclcMl bv Main We are certain It IB' not the Aiiiioiince Social New Senators 'The following ApriL 1943.H iye Mtddlebury. VermonL November ' that moves along at a fine pace What We Say! thousands of people in Europe ■ ______Evmin0 ^prai5 bewta brand of a "free economy" ± ! became governor when Staaaen rw- IMateni St: 19-33. (sith enterjjjnment to aulF every who 4vould rather die than go barn algnad to go Into Naval aanrioo. Beethoven Glea Ouh roembert taste. With the spectators pleased That’s right—uhlrta laaadered here which h.iirtness Interests really j El Effendi Temple No. 113. D. Theodore T. Palmer has Brattleboro, VL. Nor. 15— The Manchester branch of the are remirtded that the rcheonal and the show bringing wide ac­ exrhialTely guaranteed a fall year's to It. If we were the RusstanX br Bxrceasfxl t « LAbor INapMtea Harry J. Main of Pawtucket. R. favor. W e doubt that U waa for Hartford County Y. W. C. A. will Thyr of Miiin«^»ta H Genuinr A|»|irerialioii O. K. K. o t Brockton. Maaa.. waa turned from Amherst Mass., claim, It would seem that every­ wear, or free reptaeement. BtmS all It «bMli we should not be so persistent in He was unueuxlly micecaerul in aeheduled for this evening h u UDRC-rHouae Party; News. WDRC—Inner Sanctum. where he waa called to eit In on a lUiWMMar. Oann. thla kind of "free e «R o m y " that weleoine service men s wives St a Of Problfiim of Fariiien*, Coiiplefl Willi inarituted Friday evening by Let­ 1., has been elected president of one rvould be aatlsfled to leave clothe" aad koBHehold Baen" t« tha THOMAS rCROOSON reminding the world thst there is settling labor disputea. been cancelled. The club will meet W K N H —Newa. WONS— Advanturaa of BuUdog discussion of *Ths future of the MODERNIZED Maaeheeter Uamdiy the people of America voted on tea on Thursday. November 21 at He went out to fann gatheringa ter H. Smith. D. D. I. P. of this the New England Young Republt- things aa they are. And. further, 0«n«t*l Mahasw such a venllct on Russia in th e, liilfreRl in Inlfriialional Orgaiiiza- Tburaday evening Instead at tha WON8--Musical Roundup. Drummond. New England Farmer." canx chaaget often bring added prob- for esrefal. qoallty laaaderlag. pea- rna4c4 Octobtt I. IWl No\-. »th. Miaft of ua have an the home of Mrs Alexander Wut- and ibeetinge of all kinds and gava Emanuel Lutheran church nt t w n G —Backstage Wife. W TH T—Lum and Abner. / town The newly elected officers minds Of these people who have ^ were installed by Harry D. Blan­ nUagton Grange confefisd the Othera elected at the closing lenui. prictor "openised. ideal of an America which Is sub­ minon tii aifv-nx: | r . ---- 'non, 81 rORCrroi.Koxcroft Drive, In111 sMxexsorder a report of what the etate govern­ o’clock. All merobera ara urgad ta 4:18— t v n e —Catvacade of Am erica.' PubIMM B»*»7 had some experience with Russia's jhey may become acquainted tiofi for IVarr ment wee doing. Vialring county chard. Tample Deputy of Newing­ third and fourth degrees on a claaa aslon of a two-day meeting yes­ Oae Stop Servlee Rundar* and HoltdairA •• ject neither to a privileged dicta­ attend the next few rahearaala aa W KNB - Croaa-Vlewa of Sports 8:18— of caadidataa at the meeting held By Jack Mackay 1 faira. he umislly could be found out ton, Conn. Abou Ben Adhero terday were Helen M. Gow1n of Notes tooth Birthday Laaadry and Dry Clemdag Poat uWea at Manefeatar. Oona., at torship by management nor to an wav of life. They lose two ways, with the "Y " women who have public appearancea ara baing News. W TH T — Joint Committae of Wednesday night. Visitorn ware Middletown, Conn., Srst vice pree- RaoaBd Claaa Mail Mattar.______In the cow heme. made at K. o f R social. No- w n c --S te lla Dallas. State Mental Hoapltala. Temple No. 148 of Boston. Maaa., arrogant bossdom on the part of argument and In repuUtlorv i At. Paul, Minn., Nov. 18- '/Pi , athlete, carriea to excess weight. "He'e Just one of ua." farmera confarrad the degree on a large present from several ajoumlng Ident and co-director; Jamaa C. South Canterbury, Nov. 18—iJPi SOWCRimoN RATES vemher 37, and oonearta alao at 4:39— 8:80— Orangaa. The Ellington Softball Bayley of Boston, second vice pres­ some labor monopoly. But that every time they bring the qiisetton < Members of the committee In. Election of Edward J. Thye places Th.ye'a graciousness rsreiy fwU ' ^voiild say. Putnam aad Cantral rails, R. I., class of candidates. This Is the —Mrs. Sarah Baldwin Hadley Uaa Taar by Mall ...... t * . » W D R C - Hollywood Jackpot. WDRC— Joan Davis Show; team having won 15 gamea out of ident; Matthew Anaataslo of East m Moontniiioi MANCHESTER Par BMmtb by Mall ...... I .n up.. charge of arrangements are Mss, to win friends. He has a ■“ hand- '‘ I When he went to the mines, he on December 1. second D. O. K. K. Temple to be greeted hiindrede of frtende yeater- j ...... t . « ideal is not flouriahing very well in the United States Senate a Mln- WONB— Adventures of the Sea News 15 that were played this fall the Havan, Conn., third vies president; Slntla Cow . If they are really the realists Alexander Watson, chairman: Mrs ahake that la firm and meaningful. went underground and visited with The organisation will alao ap­ WONS ^ Case-Book of Gregory instituted In Masoachuaetta by day who had called at the home' Dallatrcd Ona Taar ...... » » 2 in this week of our master, Mr '^ t f- ncsota farmer with genuinr appre- He has Immense-hands, hardened Hound. manager John Shanahan was pre­ Rowland Morgan of Sanford, Me., WALTER H. RAU Everett T. Cross, Mrs . the men aa they came off ahlft. pear In a concert at Oolcheatei on W TH T—Norwood's Nonsense, Hood. Mr. Smith and Installed by Mr. ahe built heraelf aome 60 years Waatam Stataa aad APO...... IIE« ^ they are supposed to be, they will Mrs. clarion of the problems of farmers. from years of work on the farm sented the trophy which was n traaaurer, ana Olivette Doyle of ago to extend their congratulations F * epriata* l^ewis. Thye’r '.rtervsi in world organl- December 8. Members unable to wnc—Lorenso Jones. W TH T—Daahlel Hammet’s Fat Blanchard this month. Mr. Smith, ' not only give up the effort to Im­ o M riT AUred coupled with a deep inUrest in and developed, hia old friends say, ' sat Inns for peace has been haeed. attend reheareet aie asked to noti­ sccompanlad by Mr. Blanchard large matal cup. Brattleboro. eecratisry. on the 100th birthday. In addition, LAUNDRY MEMBER 0^ k rank Oerlach and un-farm subjects as Intema- Man. t h e associated PKEU 4:48— Tha president MUo Hayea apoka Boston was chosen for the club's ahe received hundreds of cards, pose their will end their ven­ from wrestling In part, upon conclusions gained fy Fred Werner, the director, o r' W ON8—Buck Rogers, W n C — Howard Barlow'a Or­ also Instituted Alababa Temple ^ V API f : ' f'Ml Tha Aaaoeiatad P rw •• Troubled HcientiRtR . *4^ . aont to a ^ tional organisation for peace and from hla experience In the Air Mr. 'Direck. chairman of tha No. 68 at Auburn. Maine, Satur­ on bow the cup was won aad invit­ next meeting Feb. 6 and 9. several hooka and a bouquet of antitlad la lha uaa of raa*iblt«at*on geance on three European refu- Veterans improvement of labor relations, The new senator's brother, Ted ...... — — ...... wnc—Young Wldder Brown. chestra. Thye, waa s wrestler of consider- , Corps Inn World War 1. Hla Inter- membership committee. day. TTie degree work waa con­ ed Deputy Wilbur Little to present flotnirs. I?| Mwa diapatcbaa cradtlad to U or i)« The men who did most to create geee, but they will alen undertake list obt^ned f r ^ I Friendly, dlatinctly of the people. . . . • ____ s-.^ . I —...a la. sMAaer* 5:00— olharwiaa eradUod in able note - In the days when wrest-j est In national measures to Im- W D R C -W orld Neighbors. WDRC—Radio Theater. ferred by Astrabad Temple No the cup to Mr. Shanahan which alaa tha local nawa puhHahad hara. the slomlc bomb are still sUug- X fundamental fundemeniai aujnami*-*'*adjustment o( j ^^*^ *!* §inm other lands who I Thye la regarded as one of the Ung waa still wrestling. Ed, In prove labor relations springs large- Rla Bocape Blasiag Heme WON8— Hop Harrigan. WONS—Gabriel HaatUr, Newa. 161 of Manchester, N. H. The he did la hla jovial manner, la n Ice-(^pade Opens gUng not only with their sense of 8 All rlthla of rapublicatlon of apaaial their policy until It does concede, j an Invltstlon ^ “ J^t^S;;'*when“ he^ between farm taska. served as I ly from hie experience as fovem or U'THT—Terry. W TH T—Dark Ventura, installation o f tha new officers was few well choeen words Mr. Shana­ diapatehaa bdraln. ora alao guilt, but with their fears of the Mrs, Roosevelt "“ y " ' ' j commltriu, urge, them Jo p^^^^ wrestling partner for hla brother. In applying so eucceaafully Mln- Westport. Nov. 18. (/N—Arnold W T ir - When A Girl Marries. wnc—Telephone Hour. conducted by Mr. Blanchard. Mr. han noceptad it aad anid ha hoped Pull aaralea cllani of N. E. A. Sarriea Bernhard. New York broker, and 'Smith and Mr. Blanchard are they might be the winners tor the At Springfield fate their cpestlon may bring to must in a peaceful world, the | 4,)rolrop,tfi p > and meet some of the Man--rurv i, 1944. he received the biggest vote Working on threshing crews as a nesota'a labor pea^ law 8:1.3— 0:18— tnc. eheiter Y. W. C. A, women, -^ ry I»<4. he iw lv e d th^ ^ charming wife. Myrtle five members of hla household WONS—Real Stories from Real members of Hire Temple No. 90. next two years and then the cup the world. Now S group of them, right of people to their own opin were awakened early Simday WONP- Sujierman. publlabara Rapraaanutiraa; Tha may reach------Mrs, Watson------by tele­ c^1i*g^%erorr in M ^ ^ ^ ^ i wrestle sny three of the young f.l- -niye. and . 19-ye.r-old daughter. Life. . located at Middletown, Conn. Is the permanent property of the A l O l S f i ' headed by Dr. Albert Einstein, morning by tha barking of a pet W TH T—Skv King, Although perfection may he as S t t 0 9 l Jollua Mathaara Spacial A#anw - Iona and tastes. phoning 2-0031 and she will ar­ recent election to hia senatorial 1 >«m" working on the crew. Jean, wnc—Portia Facet Life. 9:80— Ellington team. The next meeting Impossible aa reaching the end of dog to find their 30-room boma of the Grange will be November 27 York. Chteay, Patron and Boaton. whose basic formula made the range for transports Uon. 5:30— ^ ^ WONS—SpotMght Bands. the rainbow, still It Is ths never- post, he got nearly two-thlrda of Eight years ago Ed Thye had ablase. All were able to cscapa which will be election of officers. ot MEMBER AUDIT BllREAC OP bomb possible, has opened a pub­ the votes cast. j never held any ofllce higher than Four hundred persons lost their WDRC— Main Street. Hartford. W THT—Rumpus Room. andlng quest of the management The French government which without injury. Damage, mostly W TIC—Victor Borge Show with Mra. George Stumpfel of Sand L CIRCCLATIOWS.______lic campaign seeking a fund of j Of ^ rw egla n descent. Thye ia ' member of the Township heart a ^ d a m w ^ ^ to the Interior, waa aatlmatad at WONS— CapUin Midnight. Ellington of "Ice-Capades", which opens a owned Loiilstsna once punished more than sU feet tall and weighs I member of the local School b o a ^ | and Mused in tVTHT—Jack Armstrong. Benny Goodman. Hill Avenue la a patlaat in the limited engiMlcment at Springfield Tha lleralo Printing 11,000,000 with which they hope, j 1 land owners who failed to build 88,000 by Fire Chief Harold Shl^ aiaumca no Snanclal raaponalbiHty for R ecreation 200 pounds. He is straight as an Harold E. Stasaen. then M ln n e ^ j than $ 2 0 a ( W ^ w a ^ in W n r — Just Plain BUI. 10:00— Mrs. George Stumfel has re­ Johnson Memorial Hospital at tonight and onda on the evening 6\lti tW not to undo their fateful work, for ' levees in protection agalnat the p«y. WDRC—Streen Guild Players. typographical arrora appaartng In a^ arrow, moves with the step of an i ta's governor, induced him to take the 1927 Mieaiaaipp 5:43— turned home from the Johnson Stafford Springs. of Nov. 25. iirtlaamanta In Tha Manrhaalar E.o- that cannot be undone, but to edu­ ! Mtaalss'ppl River. WDRC—Old Record .Shop. WONS—Esquire Fashion Par­ Mr. and Mra. James Adams and John H. Harris, prmtucer of the Memorial hospital at Stafford nlng Herald.______cate thi. world to the realities of . JSotes WONS—Tom Mix. ade. son Jsmes Franklin have returned lavish spectacle, believes firmly In W T H T —Tennessee Jed. WTHT—Doctors Talk It 0\“er. Springs where she was a patient to their home in Weatfleld. Mass, the saying ’'Trifles make perfec­ O U t S lN Monda^, November IS the atomic age. The sum they w n c —Front Page Farrell. wnc—Contented Program. for a few days. after a visit with their Uncle and tion but perfection is no trifle", seek la now approximately the Tonight Evening 10:15— The Girl Scouts will meet thla Aunts at the Berr home. and he is constantly alert for little cost of one atomic bomb. East Ride Building WONS—Treasury Salute. evening at 7 o'clock In the church Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loveland New RuRffed Individualist 0:00— Improvements for the revue. I The scientists wsnt this fund Small Oym; News on all stations. W TH T—Edward R. Stettlnlus, social rooms, and the Brownies, are the parents of n dsughtar born Before each new addition of John L.. Lewi* ha* fraqiiantly United Service to China. Tuesday at 3 p. m. Boy Scouts equal to the cost of one bomb ip 6:00-9:00— Physical 4 4in(liUon- 6:15— . at the Rockville CTty Hospital "loe-Capades" sUrts its 48-wfsk 10:80— win meet Thursday evening at 7:80 Wednesday night. tour, there are 15 weeks o( Ihng, mirpriaad thla naUon’a biinlnaoa order to try to make the general ing clHsaea. WDRC— In My Opinion. I-arge Oym; WONS— Today in Sports. Musi­ WDRC—Tonight on Broadway. p. m. In the Town Hall. The Scout- and Industrial losdera b>'. his public realise the truth of sis 6:00-7:00- Junior Baaketball cal Roundup. WONS — WONS String 8«t«- cr's Training Course meets at SEreemenl nith them on the haste nade. simple sUtsmenta. rl**"- „ W TH T—Quls Program. Hartford at 8 p. m. principles by wblch this country The statements are these; 7:00-8:00—Women's Oym CIsas. W TIC— Musical Appetisers; U. wniT—Evening Melodiee. Mrs. Edward Kasche who has W TIC— Dr. I. Q. been 111 at her home for the past should be run. At the frultlasa "1. Atomic bombs can now be 8:00-0:00 - Men's Gym Claaa. S. Weather Bureau. Isbor-manageinant conferenre at (fHmo Rooms: 10:48— few weeks la slowly improving. made cheaply and In great num­ 6:00-0:00— lunlor Table gnmes, 6:80— W TH T— Andrews Siatera. Tha Woman's CHub will meet FUEL AND Washington s IltUe over a year ber. They will become m*>rc de- 7;00-O:30--Rcnlor Pool nnrt Ping WDRC— Red Barber. 11:00— Tuaaday night at eight o’clock at ago. for tnsUnce, many of the WONS— Answer Man. slrtH tive. Pong. News on all statlona. the home of Mra. Burton Sweet of management repreaentstives foun«l W TH T— Music. 11:18— Main street. RANGE •2. There la no mlliUry de­ Swimming Pool; WTIC—Professor Andre Schen- OIL themselves with little but admlrS' 6:00-7:00- - Juniors. WDRC—Newa; Footnotes. The potato crop here this year Reliabla. Metered Seniee fense against atomic bombs and ker. WONS—George Barry’s Orches­ has been very large and many Uon for the principles L^wls then 7:00-8:00- Men. none la to be expected. : - : —Women. 0:45— tra. growers have potatoes that corre­ From One of Manchester's Oldest Dealers 8 00 0 00 WDRC—Robert Trout News. enuncistad. He wa« for a "free ■3. Other nations can redlatov- Bowling Alleys; W TH T—Evening Devotion. spond In sire, being very much aoonomy." He was for s return 7;00-10;00—Gin's Club Indepen­ WONS— Easy Aces. W ^IC—Harkness of Washing­ larger than usual. sr our aecret processes by them­ W n C —Lowell Thomas. to "rugged individusllsm." He dent Cloak Co. ton. A racent letter from Mra^ Law­ selves. 7:00— 11:80— THE W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY was sgstnst all government exm- WDRC—Mystery of the Week. rence Oemmelle who have bought "4. Preparedness against atom­ Wrsl Hide Building WDRC—Columbia Mastenvorks. trois. His solution of all Isbor- W ONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. a maple sugar f a ^ In Vermont PHONB 4148 ic war ia futile, and If attempted, Gym; WONS— A rt Jarrat’s Orchestra; and moved tlisre' the first of the management problems was to let •lunlor Biiskelbsll In- W TIC—Supper Club. News. will ruin the structiiie of out so­ 6:00-7;.10 - W month sU tei they have purchased labor and management asttle their struction. 7:15— W TH T—Dance Music. cial order. a paia (ff horses and a cow, and 7:30-0:30— Senior praetlce. WTDRC—Jack Smith Show. W TIC—Beta Blsony and En- t b ^ are busy cutting wood for the own affairs, without government "5. If war breaks out. atomic WONS— Famous Songs Musical Game Rooms; P a . * ... X •amble. home uaa and getting ready for the Intsrfercncs. bombs will be used, and they will 6:00-9:00—Junior Table Games. Roundup. 13:00— maple harvest in the spring. And since these are ideas which 6:00-9:30 -Senior Games. W TH T— Elmer Davis. WONS— Lew Diamond’s Drehes- aurely destroy our civilisation. W TIC —Newa of the World. Mrs. Elmer Leary of Windsor ■1^ appeal to this nation's busi­ Bowling Alleys: Tra. ^ Locks and Mrs. (Tharlea Connors < "6. There ia no solution to this 7:80— ness community, some of our busi­ 7:30-10:00- West Side Bowling WTIC—Newa^HSi l^ula Sere­ of Rockville presented Miss Irene | problem except Intemstlonal con­ 1-esgiie. Nick's vs. Jarvis. Hart­ WDRC— Bob Hawk Show. nade. ^ M«V4)«(?S^ ness leaders have thought that WONS—Henry J. Taylor. 12:80— , - ^ Sheehan of Springfield, Mass., a trol of atomic energy and. ulti­ ford Rond vs. McCann's. radio at a shower given Thursday uuLLiAm p. au isH Lawis waa the one labor' leadei mately, the elimination of war.". WfTHT—Lone Ranger. .WOMS— Michael Zarln’s Or- WnC—Jack Says "Ask Me An^ ''' chestra. evening. Saturday, November 23. who spoke a language they could To any one who has given more IT !. MUa Sheehan irill become the understand, who really wanted the other". • W TIC— Dance Orchestra. than passing attention to the real­ N e w H a ven (livie 7:45— 13:45— bride of Francis D. Dowd, son of fclnd of economic system they ities of the bomb, there Is no news WONS—Inside of Bpb'rta. WONS — Machlto's Orchestra; Mr. anil Mra. Frank Dowd of Fin­ ney street There were 30 guests Tlie iiume **Quish'' has long lor fttA • themselves want. in any. one of these statements. l..eadei* I« Deail W TIC— Music Hall Varieties. News. What they failed to appreciate present coming from Springfield. But It Is the truth that no ona. ex­ Rockville, Suffleld. Windsor Locks waa the particular reason why been assoeiated with distin­ cept possibly these sclcntlsU and Ellington. A pleasant evening Lavria happens to be a labor lead­ j New Hsveii. Nov. 18 —Fn- themselves, takes these facts seri­ Radio to Look at Itself waa enjoyed by all and the beet of er who Is for "rugged individual­ nernl services will be hold tomor- guished funeral service. You ously eilough to base action ami wishes were extended to the bride- ism" and a "fre e economy." ; row In Temple Mlshkan isreal for •> to-be. The wedding will take place policy upon them. Certainly ordi­ PRE-WAR QUALITY His very good resson for fsvor- Joseph C. Johnson, 7.1, who died In a Weekly Broadcast In Springfield, Mass., at the Sacred call the Quish organisation nary people seem to have no sense Heart church. 86 proof. 6S% grain neutral tpiriti. .Copr. 1946, Schenley DittlUen Cetp., N.YCL tng such a systsm Is that he con- I Sunday at the Hospltol of St. of the emergency In which they Raphael. Born at Waterbury. he Miss Genevieve Karmazyn of Mdsra himself powerful enough to (Eastern .Standard Time) ^ To point up the opening broad' certain of service as you wish are living. was a buainesa and civic leader Job's Hill, Ellington, is a member New York. Nov. 18.—UP)— Radio cast, scheduled for December 1, bs its master. Moet apectacularly of all, our here. He waa president of the J. Where businessmen and Indus Johnson and Sons clothing store Intends to take a look at . itself ; Paley himself will go on the air, it, at costs well within means diplomats and etateamcn, fighting I a thing he rarely does. The s^cs trlalists think of a "free economy" where he started to work aa a right on its own air. It is setting over half miles of territory around I will be conducted by L^rman Bry- HABTFOBD—Jamas St. FIva ( I ) Freedman COTTAaB SntEET (16) Harriooa’a « » ^ aystsm In which they will re­ clerk more than 50 years ago up a regular weekly period to d o ; aon as a change In the theme it Trieste, planning old-fashioned in­ under hla father who founded the Homex 4-S-e rooms each. Some A Dobln (17) Woadar turn to the dominance they once the Job under the title of "Radio his present Sunday aeries at 1:80 buainesa. repairs needed. Sale prices fVour Flre- Slarliat dividual security for themselves and the Public." The network will ' p m. range from 64JMH) to 6SJM)0. . "tone Store i held, Lewis thinks of it as a sys­ He was the flrat aecratary of be CBS. (IS ) Marlow's by old-fashioned bases here end The program will continue %j Down payments from 81,300 to (3) Beck’s tem In which he can be boss. He the New Hnven Busineasmen'a As- | Inspiration for the serie.v was there, seem completely 'obllvioua long as the subject warrants, top 6IJI00, bnlnnoe Mke rent. lAmbutance Service (8) Bhiir’a PURMiU PARMMO (19) ttalna’s la for a "free economy," all right, I soclation and a former A'Ice presi- ' the„ . recent , address by William . S.. Ics to range from "Broadcasting Pham oey to .the reellUes of the stonilc age. dent of the Chamber of Commerce. GIFTS TO LIVE WITH Paley, chairman of the network s i as a Business" to "Labor Rela- (0) Uarroll'a but he is for a "free economy" MANCHESTER — Westminster (30) Manchester The task the sclentlats have tak­ He received the New Hnven Ad- 1 Cut-Rate board, at the National Association tionn and Policy." Ia its announce- Rond. e-Roora Dutch Colon ini Plamblaf A which labor, or at least such la­ vertlsing club's gold med.nl award I of Broadcasters meeting at Chics- | en upon themselves seems some­ ment CBS said it "hopes to get home. IM M EDIATE OCCU­ (12) Manchester Supply bor as Is under his leadership, will In 1944 for hla contributions to the ! go. In that talk, with the general | public response and guidance.” PANCY. Tenns arranged.' Puhlle thing far more difficult than even cltv'a aoclsl. economic and cvilturni ' theme "The Bro^caster's Kespon- ' (31) Htlbroo be boss. In short, he fancies him­ Market (22) The Tea the life-long work and study life. ! sibility to the Public,' ' be cilU-1 * self as thla nation's biggest and AND LOVE Edgar Bergen has trotted out MANCHESHIR — Adams St. (lO j tJlenney’e taixnr Room . cized some of radio’s advertising which went into the theories upon i hia Charlie McCarthy before the 3;Fsmlly Duplex, conveniences: most powerful' rugged individual­ procedures and generally discuss­ ( I I ) P. T. RIKb (38) Keller'e whirh the atomic bomb was crest - ' television cameras of NBC, and S 'rooms each side. Sale Price ist, and we guess he is. , ed the radio-listener relationship. Hardware Mea’s Wear ed. But somehow, either through j iK^'eek End Deaths thus started what he thinks could |6joe. Try Our Convenient Parking (34) Stoaa’e— He has built blmaelt privilege! be hla third ten-year cycle as an (IS ) Werbiier'e JeWelere their efforts, or through other; Shoe Store which thla nation long ago denied icril Thi.a ,voar more than ever . . . 'with new homes so difficult to build entertainer. The first ten he cred­ ROLTON'—Ixirge Lot, deep ar­ (35) Janet'e means and efforta, the truths j tievelaiid Elmer M. Krop, 40, | its to vaudeville and the tike, the tesian welL Hale Price 61300. (14) Burton's ... AND irS FREE to private enterprise. He has. chief inoustrtal engineer for ■ the Hat Shop they state muat become part of . if.H the ideijl time to pive those things which help make second to broadcasting, where he 50% down. Departmentalized (15) Arthur WIIE.N YOU MAKE A PURCHASE IN (36) Weldon foe instance, a complete and dev- Republic Steel Corp, He was a na-1 the World’s awareness and the has developed the only unseen Drug Store" ANY t)F THESE CO-UPERATINU STOKES sstatlng monopoly on one of this rive of Sharon, Pa. i r ^ ' present homes more livable! You’ll find Watkins Furniture does Drag Co. basts of the world's policy, or the ventriloquist act to reach the MANCHESTER — Rowers St. BSUon'a moat eiaentlal raw mate- Detroit—John K. Caldcr, 65, In-' just that, for every piece is .styled and built for long lasting enjoy­ L... heM ts. •VACANT, 8-Room Prewar world Is heading for its own funer­ dustrlal engineer who played n \s 19 |/ff|// H Ui/d|/d|/J|/ffl/»lj8li/UaUj|w|iiU8Hy|iffUF|itf|j/|jff| m \n \S4 rlsls. U would be Illegal for any ment . . . top requisite of smart gifts. For television Bergen set him­ Home. An modem eoni-enlencea. Service al. major role In Induatrlallaatlon of self up as guest M.C. of a regular Terms arranged. industrial concern, or group of Russia during Its' original ftve-1 weekly vaudeville bill. Incidental­ MAIN STREET such concerns, to accumulate and year plan. ly, his raiiio sponsor alao puts on ADDITIONAL USTINUS, LaFavette, Ind.— Herbert C. ] If you have not been Mthfied with the' kind of eervice you have been uae auch a mopopoly. The Justice this show. Besides Charlie, he got AT OUR OFPICB Gluttons For Punishmrnt Light, <16. editor of The LaFayelte getting, wby not give u* s trial f Pppartment is continually prose the help of Mortimer and Effte. ------I7IT We should think the Russians, Journal and Courier. He was a na­ The program had all of ths Bar- People My, and we really believe^ that wt ere delivering the moM ISU) Cllllort’" (37) Kinney # curing concenis which seem to -he tive of Dunkirk, N. Y. Fallback ‘ Gainsborough Chair in gay prints...... 5.1.00 gen polish. Ehccept that, as CStarlle ALLEN aspert eervice ia toqaii.^ ^ M:'n'" and with all their presumed pmcllcsl I'hilndi'lphta , Judgi- Robert E. ; Shoe Si rr Regular Parking^Rate making an effort for auch a mon­ himself didn’t hesitate .'to point For one thing, we have ibe'latest word in poet-war equipment for roo- Hoy*' Shop opoly. NVe aie, continually bust­ lesllsm. would stop hatting thcli Mcidv. (13. last of the five origiidll' Sheraton Coffee Table, glass protected top... >...... 19.<5 out, he was forced to watch hia lip REALTY CO. I CJ8) Kcgal (33), Wnlkin" Sei'Uillii's anil Exchangi; oxhiimla- didooing oiatort end for ebsteit work—equipmeat most t h ^ don't have. Men’" (.1.7-) -.) W. Iliile ing trusts. But bewis has the I heads sgslnst the wprlil, an.I par- \'l movements a lot more cloaely, Re a l t o r s 15c For 2 Hours .sioners appolMtcil ^bv' 'Prc.yiilonf something be doesn't have to wor­ And our skilled laacfaanics arc trained to exact engineering siaiKiardt - Shop" Corp. Mggest and moat powerful trusl i tlcutnrly against Eleanor K.m.sc- Chippemlale MirVor in genuine mahogany...... 19.75 ISO UCNTER'STREET lluoscviill. Me wa's a native of ry about in radio. eat by the Nosh fsaory. While we' specialize on Nash, we have a com­ (30) The TcKII'’ Ammint Kefundt'd .When,You Make 134) C. E. IliiUMi TELEPHONE 6105 in all our national hlstor>', and veil, on the issue of the t cfugccs J^eiiningjou.-Vt. Gay roses on white chintz for this chair...... 31.00 plete Service Library oo ether makaa and a great number of the cars we Store A I'urrhase In These Stores . A Snn, inr. Kaycltcville, N. Y Martin T. All Uae* ol iMamaco, *- there ia no Uw and no Justice De- j and dtsplaco4l ^persons of Kuropc. eervice arc of other makes bemuse their owners find we do the work M«f'ton. (1(1, foi luer U. .S, Circuit Sheraton Lamp Table of genuine mahogany ...... 12.50 EZIQ laelading Ufe. partment which has even come | first plaic, whenever the 'Couit of Appt'sls judge. He was Mortgagee Arranged. right, and on dme as promised. close to busting it. He has a pow- | R„Mians bring the Issue up in llre roiivirli'.l of .lolling his judicial In­ ' Lady in Blue," portrait by H. W. Picl/ersgill...... 24.00 Direct Wires Hcrc't a good way to get acquainted with the wotk we do. Drive in From Hartfora 3-7456 er far beyond the dreams of the Nations, Mvs 'Roosevelt tegrity for cash anil served 10 Cor tha apcdal actvtGC combination offered below. months in the penitentiary. From WUItaaaatle 108 most-powerful and the most un-, gives them lihth a licking and « n Genuine mahogany Victorian Side Chair...... 32.00 Pongl’Uecp.sic. N. Y. Dr. Alice Wont 0 Job? scrupulous of all those titans of lecture. She did it in Lmdou. last /■ Stone Woolley, Woolley...... fdrnur ,president All sizes, shapes and coloi'.s in Hassocks...... 7.50 to 16.95 If You Art a Firat Claaa the trusts who dopiinated the .sumrtier, and now slie has dune It ot the American Meilical Womens American scene toward the end of' again down In New York. What ; ii.s.mK-intlon. .She was a native of PINZA Machanic, Wt Nttd she told the Russians In no mu cr-I Yankton, .S D. y. , . , w the last century, Some of these , -.i I ...... Beacon, N. Y.- rredenck At­ ON THE famed titans lik ^ to think of tain terms the other day w as that j mercantile consultant Park Free CARPENTERS themselves ,.aa 'bigger than labo,r, the word ".Soviet" is not the onlv who operated a nilllion-dollar-a- Por Inside Pinlab Work ' At Purnell Parking m COM PLETE LUBRICATION . bigger than government, bigger definition of the word 'demoera- year busincKi without written con- A OIL CHANGE TO PROPER GRADE tluui the welfare of their own ey." and that.-If the Russians in­ tracts, licpeiuling on honesty. Gary. ind. Mra. Kiithei|ue Za- TELEPHONE Bricklayers A FLUSH RADIATOR countr>’. r tend to live In this world, they had li'Kki, 7'J, mother of nildilji'weipht My name is David Havey I'm A CHANGE TRANSMISSION TO But Lewis has put them to hotter learn to reconeile theni- boxing champion Tony Zale. Plasterers the ''Yea” mai> at Personal Fi­ PROPER GRADE shame. He has. again and again,’ selves to the proposition that peo­ Wn.ihingtou Mrs. Krona Eu­ nance Co. . . . that ia--l'm the A CHANGE DIFFERENTIAL TO proved hlmr-elf bigger than man­ ple have a right to disiigrni with nice Wait Colburn, 87, fortiu'r HOUR > Apply man who tikes to say "Yes" to re­ quests for Personal loans. PROPER GRADE agement.- bigger than government, I them, and that .not all such people newspaperwoman. novelist and authority on Aiucrlcaii Indian tpeessred Sr Jdrvis Realty Co. You see—I'm the man who's ra- bif^er than the country itself. I who may disagree with Rii.ssm iiic sponalhle for building up our busi­ lore, siie was a native of Woixt- THI SOUTHERN NEW ENOiANO N a l l fo r And it is in auch a poartHm that .10 DoYtr RiMd ness, The more tlmei, I say "vea* '•Fasei.sts." land, (fnlif.' H TIIEFHONE COIMFANY AND he surprises innocent representa­ What Russia want.s, of cour.se, S t.! ’ Petersbuig. Calif. Arnold. i M d 1) Telephone 4112 or 7275 to requests for loans— the more 'blue coal* ■■U- THE RELl SYSTEM business wa do. And alr.ee making tives of manageAient, Innocent be­ is to have all these' Euniponn ref­ Si’lilaid. 87, founder of the Texas eompany ami ehiiirmaii of the Personal Loans of 825 to S300_ls lievers in a "fre e economy." inno­ ugees relurncil forelhly to ttieii coneern's board of ilireclors. Ho' our ONLY business — th ^ ’s $6.95 Commonder Coal cent devotees of the creed of original homes. What would hap- I was a native of Germany, | mighty Important to me. ' “ rugged ’“Individualism,” with his; them there, oiu e they had Chicago--Thomas K. Donovan. Therefore, if you need extra c4sli at any Uma—whstbar a little for Koppers Coke w n support of auch principles. He j.confie back under the leiidci mer- 77. former lieutenant governor ol I Illinois. - a short time er a lot for a long U for ouch a system only ' because clea of the Russian regimes they I Russellville, Ark.—Jsmes A r^, FUEL and RANGE tlma—you can depend on mv doing he sees himself aa lie master. He | dialike. Is a matter...... for iinplea.sant------thur Livingston, 60, publisher (|nd my best tc sav ''ves' to you. A WATKINS loan of Sinn costs S'Jn.60 when Immediate Delivery has taken, for himself as. a labor speculation. But their nWn fear ' •'*1'^”’’ '’f Russellville Courier- BOLAND MOTORS, ING. promptly repaid in 12 monthly a.y’.' leader.. ! poslUon far more domi­ of It is such, M'rs. Roo.sevelt said I ____ OIL consecutive Installments of $10.05 Phone Enterprise 1310 I nant and threatening than any of thf other day, that they "i Iioo.ho 2.1 Kllbsl In .\ir Crash 0^ Ma*ickeiie>i Clean, Careful Delivery’! each. NASH SALES AND SERVICE our moat famous "tycoons" or miserable life in ramps in prefer­ Metered Gallonage! combination of tycoons ever at- ence to the risks of repatriation.' . Tokyo. Nov. 18— Fifteen 369 CENTER AT WEST CENTER ST. TEL. 6320 talnad in their effort to abuse the THE MANCHESTER LUMBER^ prlvllegea of management. In hla sue, the Russtana do not only run transport plane en route from -free A-iDBrica. he/la quits willing into Mra. Roosevelt and her usual- Guam to Iw o Jima were kittled _____ FINANCE COi , . AND FUEL COMPANY »l<(e TSrst-r naueiss I to coociKle that whoever happens 1> eloquent expositions of what 'ate Saturday when the aircraft •R-g TV P Pat Off CEN-rKR ST. IIIAI..II4S a»»«se tl»i»r rkas* m niM iM UPtm w A E 2-815 to have the.moat strength and the democracy really nicaita. The;? al­ crashed Into the sen about 15 miles I l>. H. Na*v>, Uir, from ita UcstinalioiT,,thc Air Corpa [ U m b m k«. sai j aaost unscrupulous fflapoaltlon to so call the attention of the whole announced today.-- F, . I '

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CMS. and to har hfidasmald a M a n r h e n t p r Vets’ Housing Soral pin and aanrffig act. Present at Sonth Church Alfthiversary Service Friends Note of State Tito bridt 4a,a graduaU of Man- D a t e J t o o k cheater fnirh school and a member Plans Begu?i Saviizo ^s 76 Yard Run Features Legion JVin Over Auburns o f^ t . Bridget's churcb choir and Wedding Dale Disabled Aid StM ary's Sodall^. and tha Uth- TaaIgM uanlan Sons and Daughtera Club. O Clef Club lith ajinual con­ Expect That Bids Arc She to employed In Cheney Broth­ Surprise Mr. and Mrs. cert. Emanuel Lutheran church. Military whist, St. Monica s Fifteen EJevens ! Klmmians H6«P of ers main cdfloe. Francis Bray on Their To Be Advertised Early Bears Ooser The bridegroom waa graduated Mother’s arcle. 8t. Bridget's bail. Barber Hill Trials Locals Prevail 19-0 Work Bdng Done; from Manchester High school. Ha 25lh Anniversary Temorrow Next Week Still Undefeated* la a member of tha QuarryvUla Meeting, Town Planning Oom- To Loop Title GivoConnty Home Aid miaalon. Municipal building at Methodist church and aerved three The Manchester Housing Au­ Marked with Success and a half years with the Navy in Mr, and Mrs. Francis E. Bray, 7:S0. New York. Nov, 12 — — Fif­ In Tune Up for Bluies, of Princeton street, war# pleasant­ Wedaeegey. Nsv M thority has again gotten plans -veil teen college football teams atiU ' W h a t U m aUta to Aotnc to ttalp the Europeaiv Mediterranean and Lurknian Passes Chica* Asiatic theaters. He la amployad ly surprised last Saturday evening Annual banquet Arm* and Navy- under way for the erection ot the remained unbeaten and untied to­ SrORTS EDITfl tha dtoabtod aaaka thamaolvca aelf* when shout SO friends and rela­ Club. Membervhip Event Held PocktU-Govemor day as the grid campaign headed go to 24 to 20 Win waa axplaimd to tha by the NeW York. New Haven and 100 houses for the use of veterane ,TLineman Deflects Pass, Hartford Railroad. tives dropped Ir to help them cele­ Pot luck supper-me^ng, Man­ Witness Grid Game Ita final lap. A t least one will be a t tha Klwanto club of brate their silver wedding anni­ chester Oieen P.T.A., fl:S0. on the Town Farm tract. The Despite Poor Weather erased from the list Saturday wheq Over Redskins | On their return from an unan­ Housing Authority had been un­ Herb Holds the Cards IV outplayed the Blues In every Summary Catches Ball, Sprints r, at tha rafutor waakly nounced wedding trip they will versary. Mr. and Mrs. Bray had Thorsday, Nsv. 21 Tiny Pockett, I.«gion tackle, Delax’are and Muhlenberg, tu’o Annual meeting. So'itn End Fire decided as to Jim* what action to With Cliff Massey. "(City alichers n*ere oiitamarted department of the game with the _ I o t J»a club at tha T JI.C A , Uva at 7* Onion atraat. For planned to spend a quiet evening witnessed the Trlnlty-Wesley- small eastern poa-erhouses collide exception of yardage lost, pasxlng By Ralph Roden Manchester (19) To Tally in Second nutrict. take when the suit was brought by their country coualns from traveling the bride la wearing a eating at a restaurant and visiting Winning Top Honors! an football game last Saturday aWWiUnlngton. Del. and running. New York, Nov. 18—CPi—The Converse .. .. Bender thto aboo. Joaaph O. Eastern StSr Basssr, tea and against It by the residents of Manchester.” 'ThoM were the Stata Oapartmant of RahabUtta- gray suit, white plume hat, white with Mr. Bray's mother. When he afternoon at Middletown. Fail­ ^ e unbeaten and untied Hat: The UenM Fulled A Deal Chicago bears are a step closer to * ' L.E.’ Period at Mt. Nebo bridge. Masonic Temple, 3 p. m. Princeton street and that vlcliuty. Thams G. PU. Op. «*ords ot Joe (Casaano of the Hart­ Uoo. waa tha apaakar. accasaorles and allver fo* fiira. tried to back his car Into the In aplto of unfavorable weather ' ing to find a seat in the stands, ford Timea on hla comment of the A few seasons back the Savltt the National Football League’s Savlno ...... Schmidt on. TTie Authority had plana and U m dtoablad throu(hout tha street he found a car blocking Uit the big lineman was Invited to Mlaaouri Valley (Mar- Hartford Bluea-Amertcttn Legion Gems basketball team of Hartford western division championship to­ By Earl W. Test ■tata a n eand for and trained to entrance to hto driveway. Thirty Nov. 21 awl 22 specifications shout ready to bo yesterday, the Barber Hill Gun sit in the press boa. ahaUl • 353 26 day while the eastern section le- G. Vln. ek ...... Resdy Sports Editor S4th annual oonvei.Uon, Con­ rneme two weeks agorin which the waa * ■ » the kingpinamgpin quintetqumwi Inm inisthto ba abte to handla thamaalvaa and people. Including some from Nor­ submitted for bids but tha court Club oonducted Ita annual mem- SpotUng a vacant seat in the Delaware 8 317 26 nislna a three-way battle for the ll(i. Batting down an enomy pass, necticut Vegetable Qrowsrs Asso­ Egton won 7 to 6. Will the c lt v , toast that’s the tlUe they to tairaiio amna aocatlon. Tboae About Town walk and Coventry, and Mr. Bray's action baited thto. The action tak­ berahip Trial on the club grounds | front row. Tiny made himself Georgia 8 389 66 lads be outsmarted again by the held. In our own little town we top honors with the New York Mitchell ...... Sefari catching tho ball In the air with ciation at StsU Armor} hsrs. comfortable and aoon atruck Giants In the van. one hand before It touched the from 14 yaara of m :« «P ^ sister from Los Angeles, poured Friday. Nsv. tS en by tha voters last Friday st the in South Wimtoor. Rain and raw j U. C. L. A. 8 283 66 hayahakera from the Silk Town? had a pretty fair basketball team . a ' ” • alatsd. all thla to done at no ebarga Mystic Review, No. t, Woman’s up a convaraation wltb a wall Hardin-Slmmons 248 42 Sid Liu'kman kept the Bears a J. Brown ... ground and running 76 yards down into the nouse bearing with them Tour of Oieney plant for Man­ special Town Meeting however weather Kept the number of spec-1 8 Thto qiieation will not be answered called the Polish Americans. The . .N. Pleriro to tha todlTldual. Benefit Association, will meet to­ the food and preparations for the now gives tha Authority the right tatora down but thoM attending dressed, stocky pipe smoking Muhlenberg 8 -25*. 54 until Sunday afternoon. PA'S demonstrated In State Pollah game and a half In front of the ’ r .g. tho north eldellne for a touchdown chester busineaa men, 10:45 a. m. 318 pound EM Savlno sparkirt the Tha dub wtad to Contribute *50 morrow evening In Odd Fellowa' party. The Brays received a sliver to go ahead. found the work of doge well worth man sitting at hto lefL California (Pa.I Tchrs 8 813 21 It to hardly likely that the Blues , League play and In Independent Green Bay Packers, who downed Ulliano .... . Faustlne to tha Tolland County Home at Wedoeettay, Nov. 27 After the game was over the Detroit Lions, 9-0, by tossing American Legion eleven to a com­ hall. The supper planned for to­ platter upon which were fifty Annual Turkey. Goose and Pig Bids, It to now expected, wUl be braving tho elements. There were Maryville (Tenn.l 8 170 31 will lose twice to a supposedly ball that they were capable of R.T.' Vanion Cantor tc purchaaa a t^ morrow evening will ba postponed Ward, of Kansas City, Bishop and Wesleyan won, 21 to 14, a touchdown pass In the final nitn- R. Brown .. paratively easy 10 to 0 win over Pictured above (I to r) Rev. W. Relnh Ward. Jr., his father Rev. W. R. ^ v e r dollars. Ball of Hoec Oo. No. 1, 8MFD, at ready for advertising next weak. ten entries in the eU ke ranging B-at. Norbert'a 8 233 36 average- semi-pro team. Tha playing any club In New England. .. Mslonsy latte aoulpnMnt. 'Noo mambera « until the fifst meeting night In De­ Herald Sports Editor Earl a-WesIeyan 7 165 2* A fter much bickering, a aeries utea of play yesterday to give the R.B.' ':he Bridgeport Auburns yastarday Lewis O. Hartman and Hrv. A-. vIlle E. Grain, district superintendent. Mr. Brky said that In hto raind Cheney hsU. It to understood that the bids will In eve from pupplee to all age chances that the Blues will g o out j afternoon. The contea: was played tha ditto racantly vtolted tha homa cember, wlien It will ba aerved In Yoat aakad Pockett if he knew x-Batea 7 8* 10 and load their lineup with new was arranged between the PA'a Bears a 34-20 victory over the Genoflt ...... Dailey the highlight of the party was a ITittreday, Nov. 28 be asked for In three parts. One dogs and each competitor a-as at M t Nebo before a crowd only and faund that tha children were connection with the annual meet' who tha fellow was at hto left. and the Gems. Tha widely herald­ Washington Redskins. q !b . ■ ot huge fifty pound wedding cake, Thanksgivliig Day road race, part will oe for the erection ot the Judged on uie o!aea and quality of So. Oregon Col; of E4. 7 166 34 faesa for the second game Is more 600 fans. The attondanoe, poorest In need of auch equipment. Tiny replied, " I don't know. He ed Savltt Gems, compoeed alinoet Prior to Luckmsn's 42-yard Atkinson .. W. Pleriro Hartwrt McKinney waa tha win­ which had been baked by his sis­ K>nsored by Army and Navy 100 houses, another part for lay­ work In regard to It* age. x-Thlel 7 65 20 than likely. The Blues must save of the season, can ba tracM to the did a lot of cheering for Wee- their face and the only way that entirely of college and veteran pro aerial to end Jim Keans In the r .h !b ! ner of today'a attendance prUa ter-in-law, Mrs. WlUtam Bray. ub. ing water snd sewer pipes snd tho Wine Top Honore Southeast (L a ) OoUege 7 223 43 fact that heavy ralna continued There will be a apeclal ooinmunl- Obituary Bishop Hartman Preaches Icyan. Guess he's a Wesleyan x-Upper Iowa 6 139 31 they ran aocompliah this feat Is to ball players were, belittling them- closing minutes, the 'Skins came Lavey ...... Condon ■arhtch waa furnished by Thomaa The cake waa made In three tiers 3 Friday, Nov. M third for building roads, sidewalks, "Fernwood Village Suaan” own­ man.” until almoat game time with re(pi- catloo of Manchester Lodge of trounce the Legion. salves by taking on the P A ’s. But from behind to Us the score In the L.H.B.’ ' BanUey. A lettm waa received snd was decorated with silver Csmp Carnly^ of Senior Serv­ and curbs, or on# company may bid a— Denotes season flnishsd. tor fane deciding to stay cloaa to Masons tomorrow avanlng at 7:S0 ed by Cliff Massey and handled by He was. The man waa Gov­ as the PA'S had a great following. third period and went ahead in Majewski ...... Carradou from Jack Sanson, chairman of tha . At Anniversary Services candles. In the cake were fourteen ice Scouta, Troop 1. Centeir church. on all three together. her owner walked off with top ernor Raymond E. Baldwin, a Money wUl be no object with the home flree. -■ In the Temple. The Master Mason Wednesday, Dee. 4 Manager Bud Mahon's team. The It waa money In the bank for the the last, 20-7 on Dick PoiUon'a 22- FB. local Salvation Army drive, aak- degree will ba conferred. ^unds of fruit brought from Cali­ I* to also understood that previ­ honore on e very ctoesy perform­ Wesleyan alumnus and Sena­ yard field goal. Score by periods: Starta flernnd Tanas tag that tha KIwanlans donate to­ Deaths fornia In 1*41 for the specific In­ “ Chrtstntas Cheat” Fair, Wom­ Blues are assured of a capacity Gems to play a aerlea. The contest served chiefly as s ’ ous to the court action, tho local ance. Thto liver and white pointer tor-elect. Slinging Sammy Baugh dominat­ Manchester ...... 0 7 * 6 19 wards the *4.000 campaign. tention of making the anniversary en’s League, 2nd Oongregmtlonal The Greatest Play crowd against the Legion with at Falling to find the PA's the set­ tuneup for Sunday's gama wltb A t a meeting of tha CenUr "Find a cause!” was the chal-% people In all of the departraenU, Housing Authority had been as­ female ran a fa it and Intelligent least 3,(>00 fans from Manchester up that they were supoosed to be, ed the early play but Luckman Bridgeport ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Church Council yesterday It was Daniel P. Alikin and after being Introduced by the cake, by Mr. Bray's mother. church. sured o f the necessary prioriUss heat, covering the course In a then got hot to the delight of 43,- the Hartford Blues at MunlclpaH lenge of Bishop Lewis O. Hart­ Annual Christmas Sals, of the expected to attend. The Blues Uit Gems ware completely out­ Scoring: Touchdowns; Savlno, Stadium. Head Ooach Charley 1 voted to name tha lower hall of the various superintendents, he spoke The first greeting of the day and also most of the material for atyliah and diligent manner. Com­ 315 fans and the Bears wound up Daniel P. Aitkin, 69, of 20« Cen­ man In his sermon on "Work” Salvation Army Women's Home Henson” —all age blfck and white 1 Ever Saw know right well that they must played and as a result lost to Majewski and Farrell. Extra Hurlburt started hto second team ! pariah house “ Woodruff Hall” In ter street, died at hie home Satur­ briefly to the children. In the was receved from Mr. Bray's the entire Job. ing into the bird field, "Sue" setter fe'nale—owned and handled with thsir sixth win as against a Points; J. Brown (placement). yesterday morning at the South Junior department Bishop Hart­ brotherin-law. a resident of Cali­ League. strengthen their forces to whale Ooach Johnny Falkowskl's PA'flve. and as a whoto, the Blue and Gold ) honor of Rev, Dr. Watson Wood­ day night after a long lllnesa. He bumped a bird but stopped to her by Joe Barre, medium paced, close the daylights out of the local club. single loss. Substitutions: Manchester; Weddings man told of experiences he had Chrtotmea eala and roast beef By Bert Labmcherlo It waa unbcllsvable, as far as the oquad took things rather easy. The ruff who was pastor of Center was bom In Manchester, the son Methoillst church. Preaching at fornia. Mr. Bray said that his handler'a command and remained ranging heat, neat atyla, dlUgant If they can, and every name avail­ Gems were concern^ loelng to an At Detroit, fullback Ted FriUch Lebicds, McOooe. Doggart, By- church when the parish hall was had In missionary travela and re- brother-in-law had been working supper. Concordia Lutheran U eX A FootbaU Coach enabled the Packers to hold on to win failed to add any pmutigs te of Mr, snd Mrs. Thomas P. Aitkin. the anniversary service of the staunch to shot and wing. Another searcher, one classy find, polnte eg Robert Sherwood Skinner, son of Plymouth Lane, a student at ' ufville E. Crain, s rsady - The bride wore a pearl gray Held. Maas., and Miss Lydia slaw. Admitted Saturday; Mrs. Doris 5:30 p. m. ning a nicely paced heat. He fin­ any chance of the Bluea going out football team. It has happened try Association and until his Inat art, the making of a man.” Bishop Hartman waa entertain­ Handlers, Judges and Interested The next play Kenny Washington delphia Eagles. 10-7 before Its fifth for ths Blues. im Ittbardine suit, white aoceasorlea of Manila, P. 1. Mias Kalaw^i Wilson, 99 Ridge street; Sylvia Wednesday, Dec. 11 ished atrqngly In the bird field, and hiring the beat collegiate tal­ before and it can happen again. Uiiljcaten Season Illness continued to exhibit prise Here for First Time ed at tbq parsonage on Saturday spcctatora were high In praise of faded back to midfield and tossed home sellout, 38,883 fans while Bridgeport was unable to rsgiat: and white orchid corsage. Her to a member of tae Phlllp^ne Savage, Hazarclvllle; Mrs. Mary Supper snd sale of North Service Station showing good style on two point­ ent In this area in order to down Manager Wright holds the key as poultry In ahows throughout the In preliminary remarks Bishop evening and Sunday, and with Rev. thr new experiipent in the scoring a 40-yarc. aerial dowa the middle the Giants battled the Boston ter a first down In the aeeond nalf'^ ^ t a r Mias Mildred Kovaa who cabinet and waa with General Mc- Irish, Wapping: Mrs. Alice Powell, Methodist WSCS. the locals and square the scries to whether or not the Legion grid- Yanks to a 28-28 tie at the Polo state and New England. In receivt Hartman, presiding bishop In the and Mrs. Crain, and Rev and Mrs. Route 44 Bolton ed finds, one unproductive, and system and are hopeful that It will to Herahon who had outfooted the Thto was also the case In the flrate whs maid of honor, wore a gray Arthur on his return to .the Islands 142 Cooper Hill street; Harry Thursday, Dee. 12 Should the Blues win, naturally dera will face the original Hartford Grounds. By The Aisociated Press years he wna employed by the Methodist Church of the Boston Ward, \yaa the dinner guest of the; juatlfled the choice of the Judges In find more extensive use Hi the near Trojan safety man. Harshon scor­ period when the young, Ugbt and» Woolen suit with pink accessories after the re-occupatlon. Schieldge, 1*8 Pine street; Frank Christmas Fair of Center Con­ a third game will result. The Le­ Blues and not a team of Jmporta Bill Dudley's 14-yard field goal w ith the exception of Yale. Pratt and Whitney Company In urea and preaching In South pastor and his family yesterday placing him aecond. future at do* trials. ed and Walt Schell kicked the ex­ nartiv disorgai Auhurntti Wadsworth, 43 Olcott street; Louis gregational church. gion will be out to win Sunday, for the rich money game with the In the final 40 seconds of play en­ which faces Harvard In an Im­ and corsage of gardenias. How-1 ^ ^ _ Church for the first time since his noon. Sunday, Dee. 15 Winner of third place was tra point. found the Etanchester sscomlrf Bast Hartford. About a year ngo Barber, 36 Cottage street; Francis Inclement weather kept other make no bones about that. The locals Sunday afternoon. abled the Steelera to down the portant and traditional Big Three ard Skinner was best man for his The first regular aesalon of Tern election to the episcopacy In June In the evening a large and ap­ Annual CTbriatmas Party, Local “ Jlng,” a black and white ticked .Southern Cal elected to kick-off. strtngera too tough. kiother Pto Beth Sholom adult study group he was stricken with n cerelinil Coville, 477 North Main street; scUvities at the event at a mlnl- locals are confident that the 7 to Herb, don't let our rival city Eagles and move to within a half clash at Cambridgs, Maas., on Sat­ hemmorhage and had been suffer­ UM4. congtatulated the church up­ preciative qudlenco head the South 63, TWA at State Armory. Better aged fifteen months. Thto Harry Smith kicked to Schell who Somstktag to Sae Mrs. Ann Mlnicucci, 28 Oak street. PHONE ^ m :iP but several rounds of sheet 6 win was no fluke. Statistics slickers pull the wool qver your game of the Glanta whom they urday, the first post-world war II The tleremony was followed by on her record of service, and Church choir under the direction claaay, promising setter dog, own­ returned the ball 17 yarda to the college football season In Con­ Savino’s block of an attempted,. ing the effecta since. Admitted Sunday: Joseph Hum- were shot from the trap with Carl showed that the Legion complete- eyes. meet next Sunday In New York. recaption and wedding breakfast Te*"P'* spoke appreciatively of the of George , ACahton presented the ed by Dr. Ward Green and handled Bruin 27 to set the stage for the necticut baa reached the historical Auburn psM, the catch and run He to survived by his wife Mrs. ason, Nlantlc; Mrs. Irma Cocomnl, Myers walking off with top The Yanks, who now have lost tar 1# gueata at the home ot t*>e , M argaret (Hsyes) Aitkin; a church's beauty and reputation In sacred oratorio "The Hymn of by Joe Barre, showed to excellent colored Bruin halfback. Washing­ status. the second bariod waa somathtat!! Andover; Mrs. Sophie Gray, 217 honors in breaking the flying clay seven of their eight starts, came h M o’s mother. Mrs. Kogaa re- The Study Group of the South daughter, Mrs. Wilbert Curtis of the field of church music. Praise.” by Felix Mendelssohn Juvenile Grange your Fuller Dealer advantage In handling well and ton took the ball and faded from to aae. Tha husky, slx-footo^ Green road; Mrs. Agnes Hitchcock. pigeons. In the turkey shoot, much from behind and scored twice in For Wesleyan, 1946 will go calved In a black drius with gar- Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet North Holly, California;' a sisttr, Speaks to Children Both the organ "Symphonla” and maintaining good close gun range pass formation to look for Hersh- playing his first season o f football, 9 Vinuge street; Joseph Lewie, 239 WImu yea seed HeatekeM or Interest was aroused and compe­ the last period to tie the Giants. down as ths year In which It dania corsage. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. Mary Schuller of California; ' Previous to the morning serv­ the choir parts of the oratorio with real clasa. In the bird field. on. One lineman had a shot at the High Harriers Third achieved the iilUinate in football knifed through tbs Auburn's Middle Turnpike, east; Charles Selects Officers tition pretty warm with Don Paul Qovernall staged a brilliant The h rld eg^ m gave to the the church, for silver tea and a a brother, John Aitkin of Hart­ ice Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., mln- were presented effectively. A com­ Panoaal Bratlwt fait lalapiiena “ Jlng" first pointed staunchly on a Kingfisher, but be deftly stepped Buccosa— Its first unbeaten and un­ and with hands high ta tha hU', Welsmer, Avon; Mrs. Alice Mather, Ckiwles and d lff Massey dividing passing display despite a muddy deflected one of Bill Ctarradou’f bride a p ^ of gold and p e ^ ear- talk on India by Rev. Rosene Mets- ford; and two grandchildren. Lster, escorted Bishop Hartman plete e>.’trice 1 transcription of the dw aaaihat balew. M od volaa bird and held till flushed and then aside. Meanwhile, Hershon raced tied campaign In 71 yeara, or as rtags, and to his best man a gold I ger of the Federated Church of ornt'irlo was made by Harold 177 McKcs street; John Knoll. 194 top honors. field. Governiall scored the Yanks’ aerials. Partly off balance, BS*'I The funeral in to be held tomor­ through the church school where Manchester Juvenile Orange at later bumped another running bird downfield followed by the Trojan, third touchdown after end Hal long as it has been playing the tie pin aat. Tha hrtde gave to Bloomfield. During the recent war School street; Mrs. Rose Mills, 55 (or yoOT aMooy. Prompt Sorvico. vliM saw the ball dart oraslly tats ’ row morning at fi:30 at the T, P. he greeted the children nn. former Columble University stars' Here's what happened last Sat­ ______I year as chaolaln with the Arm / 84 Oak street; Roger Webber, elected the following officers for Telephone I there was no use running out of hand, tha Ltglon taeklo^ ter street, followed by a requiem i United Mine Workers of Amer­ Stafford Springs; Mrs. Roberta permitted in this dog’s class. passes and moved to the one foot urday; caught the elusive plgoldn, tuehao in India, Mrs. Inea Trtinx, who mass at St. James'a church at 0 | the coming year: 2-1254 or 6481 I Sports Schedule the ball park, ao turned back. 28. So. K in gston ...... 609 ’^Ysle SO, Princeton 2. ' made arrangement;, with him In Bitiiiniiioiis Miiiern ica— Walnum, 1097 Main street; An­ Other Dogs Connecticut Champions Une. tha ball under hto wing and aped |»...... o'clock. Burial will be in SI. | •Thl-s "mine is In government . Master, William Hagenow; over- Washington let go and 75000 limp, Houlton and Lincoln Academy no Wesleyan 21, Trinity 14. apeak at the meeting, hones for a thony and James Allbrlo, 26 Sea­ Other dogs entered In the stake Following a Giant fumble on 76 yarda for a alx polntar. Daaplta James’s cemetery. The funeral possession and will remain open. sMr, Norman Miner; steward, . Sunday, Nov. 24 amaxed fans watched Herahon Place Behind LaSalle ■core. the next kickoff which waa re­ Connecticut 13, New Hampshire large attendance. Hr to said to be man Circle. and a brief resume of their per­ hto rtia and bulk, Savlno anwaad home .will be open until the time Quit Days Before I'our contiacl with the govern­ Richard PTagge; assistant stew­ Football. Legion at Hartford gather In the ball 62 yarda away Individual results: covered by Boston's Sam Goldman 12. an excellent spealter. Mra. Karl Admitted today; David Starrett, formances were as follows: "Pen­ And East Providence^ even hto moat ardent admlrark of the funeral, for friends. ment remains clfecUve, as It very ard, Repaid Larcheveque; chap­ ny” owned and handled by Oabe Blues. Municipal Stadium 2 p.m. and trot over to make the aoore 1. Lepry—LaSalle on the Giants’ 24, Oovcrnall pitch­ Boston University 24, Coast IPINEHURST Marks and Mrs. George McKinney 26 Ferndate road; Jay Packard, 19-13. In 18 seconds the Bruins moot of arhom w ire on tha vtolton Deadline Time Sel plainly says 'for the period of gov- lain, Edward Hanson; treasurer. McMulUn; fast pace, good range, Thnraday, Nov. 2S 12:54.7 (new course record) ed twice to Crtoler for another six Guard Academy 7. aid# of tha Said, with hla daasUng SfORB OPENS AT are co-cheirmen for the tee. East Hartford. The had scored two touchdowns, and Charlie Waite 21st Ploto Fagani I ernment possession.' The govern- Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Letl- Blaine Miner; secretary, Mary backed brace-mate’s point, blink­ Annual Thank^vlng Day Army 2. Bailey—Keene pointer and Nick Scollard con­ Yale’s triumph over ths Tlgara spaed. Ooach Pata Wlgren of Uu •iM A. TL TUESDAT Wilson: lecturer, Robert Morrison; turned a rout into a tight ball Ploto Paganl. 48, of 125 Charter I inent and all the people of the tla Kramer. 375 Bldwell street; ed own find, steady to shoot and and Navy CTlub Road Race at 11 8. Terry—N. L. Bulkeley verted to give the Beentownera a set the stage for Its climax game Maiv:hoatar High track team, The monthly meeting of the (Continued from Page One) assistant lecturer, Betty Sadi; game. Manchester Hlgh.s state scholas­ TMs to a amaU, qniek aivt. Oak street, projiilctor.of the Pearl country expect the miners to honor Mrs. Susan Zatkauskas, 156 Union Dewey-Richman wing. “Fernwood Village Mac” a.m. 4. Andrews—Beverly tie. with Harvard. On the outooms standing near tha 50-jrard Un% American Legion Auxiliary this street barber shop, died suddenly gatekeeper. Earl Carron; Ceres. Basketball — High vs. Alumni, There's no doubt about It, that tic champlonsliip cross country In the remaining game, the de­ hinges the Big Three title, and . . Jaal to let yo « know what svening will follow a pot luck mem- Truman to summon Congras. ‘nto j conlrac^^^^^^^ the coal street; Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen and owner-handler Sam Massey; good 5. Lee—LaSalle scratched hto head os Savlno out- M ho ta the Meat Departuiettt at bis home thto morning. He Sandra Taggart; Pomona, Shirley 8:30—Armory. ' waa the greatest play I have ever fending champion Los Angeles probably the Ivy league champion­ two enemy dofendara to eroas bsrshln supper at 6;'>0 In charge of special ac.*islon at once to deal the nation n e c ^ daughter, Colchester; Mrs. June range, handled well, diligent team placed third In the Now Eng- ^ 6. Breaux—Hartford M a y . had gone to work at his regular W#rren; Flora, Mary Powell; lady searcher, one classy find and Sunday, Dec. 1 seen. 7. T oby- Barrington Rams rallied to defeat the Chlcag« ship. Right now, Yale, winners white line with the first tally Mrs. CUffnrd Doleon and Mrs. Ed­ sxdth the coal situation. The chief ! action m-nf Hall and son, 63 Henry street; assistant steward, Alayne Mur- C p - land Interscholoatle meet at Provi­ Cardinals, 17-14 at Loa Angeles. hour this morning but did not feel executive, Rankin said In a state- Ibe miners to the * Mrs. Anita St. Pierre and son. 25 staunch point— chased "Duke” — Championship Field Triato — 8. Tetioault—LaSalle of six of eight. Including a tie, to r of the gome. Pets waa amaaad at WE NOW HAVE; ward Qutsh and ..lemhers of their phy. (H’UI.]sT There are now more than 38,000 dence, R. < 1., last Saturday. The Bob Waterfleld thrilled a gath­ well. He asked his sun to take ment. should "take the lead In ' against their loyalty to I^wls who Mill street; Mrs. Gertrude Oder- Carl Myers, Rockville; wide-fast Manchester Dlvtsio- of (Connecticut 9. McDonald—Beverly rated the Gtost's most Improved the apsed of Savlno. committee. Guests will Include him home v.*liere he went to Hlcep diamond putters widely scattered ering of 88.371 fans when he liurt- Beef liv e r cottine this country back to a I them in many a prior bat inann, 2u Phelps road; Gary New­ Caroline Vyatts, Dorothy Thomp­ range, strong on stamina, two Sportsmen a Association-Talcott- locals were the defending cham­ 10. Dupont—Manchester West major power. . Automatic Johnny Brown added Mrs. Helalne Hslaev of Windsor, and never regained consclonsnuss. throughout tho world. • ed a 38-yard scoring pase to Stave Small Pork Saaaagt) government of laws InHtcad of the tie for contract Improycn^enta. man, 67 Turnbull road; Mrs. Ger­ son and Roy McGuire were elected PRESCRin iONS FILLED. finds— one unproductive, chased. vUle FlaU. pions. 11. Upton—B. Providence Weslevan, coming from behind the seventh point adtb n perfect district membership chairman, Mr. Paganl was a native of Italy LaSalle captured first place and Pritko In the final two minutes A PttS L ta oof present reign of racketeers.” Demands Kept Secret trude ^ Olson, 17 Hackmatack as executive committee: Elizabeth “ Paddles,” 15 month old black and 12. Paradis— Manchester West In the first half, capltallasd on placement. • also Mias Jsqauellne Duteher snd and had been a resident of Man­ NEW FRAMES East I^vldcnco was second. The to give the Rams their triumph. Orato A WstgM Predttcta street; Mrs. Annie Eneman, 791 Hagenow and Emma Jane Ditt- white setter owned and handled by 13. Sweet—Bo. Kingston Trinity errors to outclass a spir­ . Twice In the first period tha locals ( Mias Shlrlsy Taylor, who attended chester for 3S years. Aside from stay-on-the-job «P- Ulc de" Nutmeg champions, coached by Parti Chapa aad Roasts Main street; Thomas Mahoney, 121 meyer to the Home Economics LENS DUPLICATED A I Dandurand; close ranger, fair 14. Fitzgerald—Mt. Pleasant ited Blue and Gold squad. Oov. Brave within the down atatara 16 i Girls State last summer under the He leaves his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Charles "Pete” Wlgren were the Rhodes' Nebotan Lpoa Salt Poiti m S excepMhat pub?Tcatlon of Walker street; Mrs. Myrtle Hlntz committee. REPAIRS MADE application and stamina, handled Passer Must Have Receiver 15. Sullivan—LaSalle Raymond E. Baldwin and Oov. yard line but fafled to score. A : enonsorehln of the unit and the Farr Paganl; two children, Mrs. official reported that government first Connecticut teem In the final some correspondence between Lew­ and daughter, 281 Center street; The above officers will be In­ well—no finds. "SUk City Major" BHect James L. McConaughy were pass Interception halted the firat I Evarythtog la Beef aad Lamb Cosmopolitan Club Mrs. David Raymond Ginolfi, and Edward Pa­ plans to block a mine shutdown point standings. A total of 23 of ihlpa is and Krug showed the union lead­ stalled on December 7 by Mrs. W. — Wilbur Little; good gun range- among the Wesleyan rootsra In the drive while the gold balmatad lo- { Pram SpetagSeM, early Mea- Thomas, chairman of the sewing ganl; three brothers, William Pa­ Include possible legal actior to; Miss Georgia Foley. Bolton: Mrs. To Look Good in Football the top schools In New England Good Man To Have versity of Oxf.ird, England, were er asking for a reduction from the Marie Gagne, 34 Crestwood street: T. Little, juvenile state deputy. capacity 7.600 crowd at Middle- cals ran out of gas on tha Brldgw t I 4ajr aftaniaoa, we egpeati grouD, reminds mtmbers to bring ganl. Romolo Paganl and Horace 1 —Freeze United Mine Work­ hunts diligently, close In cover, competed with 170 nmnera ln the won by 1,126 students in 311 col­ articles for the Christmas sale at ers funds. present scheduled 54-hour work Mrs. Elizabeth Olson. 36 Maple excellent manners, one point back­ Williamsburg, Vs.—Top ground leges of ths Unltsd States from town. The Little Three ebampa- port four yard Una before tha at- . Paganl; hto father and mother, field. tack bogged down on the aaconi • Hale's, November SO. 2- Obtain a Judgment restrain­ week. t" street. ed-steady to sftiot and wing. gainer In the nation Is William the first award in 1904 until the wonnd up with seven straight vtC' a f Baeoa Mr. and Mrs. Barachla Paganl; While the government has re­ By Frank Eck wage In the form of the All-Ameri- advanoa. Prutty Majawakl waa thi Smaheg Ten goes ing Lewis and the miners from Discharged Sunday Mrs. Ottllie “Nutmeg Beau” —'TVue” Cowles Manchester gained a little honor and Mary’s Tommy Korczowakl wartime suspenalon In 1939. Schol­ tories. . * and a sister, Mrs. Peter Urbanettl ceived the demands it has avoided ENTERTAINMENT A P Newafentares Sports Editor can (Conference. In knowing that It had whipped Connecticut had to aettla for i big gun In both Lsgloa drlvaa. Lard Members of St. Monica's Moth­ Mr. Pagan! was a member of carrying out a strike. HUle, 54 Birch street; Mrs. Rebec­ MAORI — 7 months lemon and white point­ “ We never knew who waa more with an average of 19.7 yards per arship awards ware to be resumed er’s Circle are reminded to bring 3— To prosecute Lewis under themaking them public because It has New York—b the passer or the the Maas., New Hampshire, Ver­ tie with New Hampshire In its Taking ovar tha ball on tbalt Calf liver the Garibaldi Society, the Colum­ ca GoodsUne and daughter; Doro­ er, medium pace, close range, pass catcher more Important when Important,” says Strlckler, “be­ carry In six games. • In the fall of 1946. playing cards thto evening for the Smlth-Connally act which bans been suggesting that Lewis deal Tues., Nov. 19, 7:30 P. M. mont and Maine state champion­ final for a season'a record Of four own four, the Auburna inarched 73 Beef KIAasye bus Society, the Mngtlanesc Socie­ thy Mellen. North Coventry: Mrs. handles well, one staunch point— It comes to the forward pass? | cause the Green Bay Packers al­ Military Whist they are sponsor­ strikes In government - seized directly with the private owners ot ship teams. Hartford High was vlctoi’les. three defeats arid a tie yards, ooUectlng three first downs Aad Varlons other llema. ty, and the Master Barbers' Asso­ Caroline Scranton and son, 309 CONCORDIA CHURCH V. P. K OIL CO. upproducUve find. "Beau's Sally This question has bothered the ways seemed to have an end named ing in St. Bridget's parish hall, plants. the mines. Officials take the posi­ sixth. — only fair for Joe (Tbristtan and on the march, before Savlno en­ ciation. He was a member of Spruce street; Edwin Fuiler, 97 Music, 51ovles, Pnppet Shnw RANGE FUEL OILS experts for almost a decade but Don Hutson. There never was a If the lard arrivee oa ached' and to be on hand well in advance This official told a reporter priv­ tion that Lewis should outjine the his lads. One of the triumphs, tered the picture and ran for a St. James's church. Crestwood street: Patricia Ann Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. George Strlckler now feels certain better pass catcher In the history The first Manchester runner to alpb' taa wiS laatare It Taeaday of playing time, which to 8:15. ately that the Justice department demands to the operators himself. cross tha finish line was Charlie however, was over - traditional Manchester aeon. H ia drive waa The funeral will be held at 8:30 . . Carlin, 15 School street; George Prompt Metered Service he has the answer. ! of football. I at a asw lew price. Is readyV to take those steps but T*h® operfltors ulrcRdj jiftvc quii^ ga Drive B Silver l^ne BASKETBALL GAME Waite «d)o finished In the 31at Local Sport Chatter Rhode Island, and one of the de tha only Aubrn move of the after- Thursday morning at the Quish Is awaiting the go-ahead word i |,„ii,ed at accepting the terms the •_ aJ..i A«* Anvattcxvi- We Deliver Any Time! It took a lot of digging on “ Thto year Hutson to aiding feats was a late touchdown scored noon. , PURE LARD The Study group of the North Funeral Home at 223 Main street, Homes; Craig Rowley. Amston: Strickter'a part but that's hto Job. ; Curly Lambeau In coaching the spot. Bobby Bray was 23rd and Methodist churcl' wilt meet tomor­ from tfe Interior department, | government gave Lewis. • D IAL 4!>23 OR 6466 8 P. M„ SATURDAY, NOV. 23 Don Pendleton 24th to give the by Harvard. When ths teams left the field at 42c peand and at St. James's church st 9 Carol Ann Ridyard. 20 Centerfteld He's director of public relations ' Packers and no longer must we Joe Lebledz, Stewle Atklneon 1 players were shaken up In downing halftime, Manchester held a 7 to row evening at 7:45 n’tth Mra. which Is operating the mines. street; Mrs. Virginia Cushman and FIRE EQUIPMENT Brtttoh-Americana vs. YJH.C.A. Red and White three runners in and Swede Salmonson arc all con- the Auburns. Coast Guard's three victories o’clock for requiem mass. In advance of any of these pos­ 83 Conjrresa Street for the National Football League ; alter the record books every time and - five defeats, while far from 0 margin. James M. Gage at the parsonage, daughter, 18 Mlhtz Court; John Dancing 0-12 P. M. the first 25. Charley Yates end sldered speed merchants. All are PINEHURST The Funeral Home will be Cpen sible moves, the government al­ 20,000 Quit W ork Of All Types and they have him working o ver-; Don pulls in an aerial. Hutson good, was an Improvement of the Majeowskl scored the second tal­ 70 Henry street. The-club and all Kaslauskas, 195 Union street; Wll Manch^er, Conn. Artie Custer's Music Bob McKinney were the flourth Legion backflelJ stars. When speed Basketball practlua will be on GOOD VALU ES! at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening for ready has; Rechargingb and Repairing time this fall due to the mild definitely has quit ^ te r 11 years past two seasons, Indicating that ly midway through the third atan- , membera of the WSCS are Invited Ham Mitchell, 69 Farfield street: Admission 60c, Inolodtag tax. M d fifth finishers for the locals. is mentioned, don't forget to In­ the docket for the American Le­ friends. 1. Posted notices at all mines In Four States Sale* and Service threat for Sunday football patron- as a pro. new Coach Nelson Nitchntan was as when he Intercepted a pass and j to attend the special meeting of Paul Azlnger, 48 Coburn road; clude ICd Savlno. gion tagera tonight at 6;30 at the PrMhly Chopped appealing to the miners to stick Pittsburgh, Nov. 18—(

—Some “ Hutaon made the All-Pro team Following are the team and In­ headed In the right direction. behind great blocking atreaked 38 < the Study group of the South 20,(HX) miners quit work in four Charlene Schlebel. 25 Hamlin J. J. Mci!ARTHY as an end nine times. In 11 years dividual results. ______armory. A ll playera are asked to GROUND BEEF st their Jobs, despite Lewis, and — report on time. yarda Into the Bridgeport end tone. » Methodist church. Wednesday aft­ W4>niaii Arrested pledging to "keep the mines open States today 72 hours ahead of the Street: Mrs. Jean Schuetz and 51 Oefanont SL Phone 2-1880 he caught 489 passes, 101 of them Team Scores Savlno reported to Coach Char- ______The try for the point failed when j 45c pound ernoon at 2:S9. when Rev. Roscoe daughter, 91 Ridge streej^; Joseph regardless of any action” by the suspension deadllhe threatened In for touchdoRvns. Ho once caught 1. La S a lle ...... 48 lie Hurlburt for a backfleld try- >p|je Manchester Legion No. 2 a poor pass from center skidded M etier of BIqomfleld will speak on Humason, Nlantlc. 74 In one season, 17 for touch­ PlndiBrst In Stabbing Case union boss. the nation’s soft coal fields. 2. East Providence ..... i.. 147 out when tae Legion eleven or-. Bowling Team will roll at Mur- Fish & Came Notes* along tne ground and aura-footed India. 2. "Froze” coal stocks In deal­ The idle Included 6.500 in Penn­ Discharged today: George Mac- downs." gsnlzed. Needing weight- In4«a the•Isa Johnny Brown had no chance to«; Neal, 291 Spnice street: Florelle ^RCD 3. Manchester ...... 154 phy’s alleys tonight. The No. 1 Fresh Ground ers’ hands and Instituted ration­ sylvania. 6,000 In West Virginia. An interruption waa in order. une, the East Side Italian was kick the ball. Desplanque, 60 Phelps road; Miss 4. Beverly ...... 174 team will travel to tha Mid-Town Sheet Shoot Results ROUND STEAK Bridgeport, Nov. 18—(Ah—Alex­ ing of deliveries. The reg\ilaRona '5.500 in lUlnoto and 2,000 in Ala­ George, wearing a $20 hat (Moss. Champion) shifted up front to s tackle spot. Several minutes later the Lemon » Martha Kasulki. 174 Center street' DOUBLE RUNNER alleys In West Hartford. ander Czaja, 29, of 621 Fairfield permit deliveries to public uttlt- bama. Heavy absenteeism from Lambeau gave him when Curly 175 Anyone who saw the big fellow Stewart Cartoon waa high gnn at waa knocking at the Auburn's door fiSc pound MiUtary.Whisr. Death today: Mrs. Ethel Fried­ INSURE 5. Mt Pleasant .; ...... avenue, Bridgeport, waa reported ttes, railroads, laundries, hospitals, some working mines also was re­ tired of-aeelng Strlckler in a bat­ 6. Hartford ...... 177 i run 76 yards for a touchdown yes- The YM CA Varsity basketball the s!jcet shoot held yesterday at again. Bridgeport held and took rich. Andover. W ith Pittchurat Tender In critical condition today from a food processing plants and refrig­ ported in some sections. tered and bruised gray, was asked 7. Manchester West ... 182 ; terday can testify thst he has team will practice tonight, Wed- the Mnhehester DIvMon'a sheet over the ball on Its own six yard Of Bolton Grange Births Saturday: A son to Mr. McKINNEY RROI-HERS to answer his owrn question; Is CUBE STEAKS stab wound In hto chest which De­ eration plants, tugboats and do­ There are about 400,000 miners Hunters (New Hampuhlrc) ! speed to burn. nwwlay and Thursday evening In field' Carlson broke 45 out of 50 tective Thomas J. Mullane said and Mrs. Fred Vatlgnanl. 193 Por­ mestic consumers having less tha i in the bituminous coal Industry. Real Estate and laaoranee it the passer or the pass catcher? 8. Barrington ...... 199 j —----- ^ preparation for, a practice game .birds. ' a Guy Farrell scored the third and 79c pound was Inflicted by Hilda Coffey, '32, ter street; a daughter to Mr. and “ I'm getting to that,” said - Bob Cuneo did Well In hto first Bolion Grange will sponsor an­ 10 days' supply. Among tho pits closed in Penn­ 505 MAIN ST. TKI. 0000 ICE 9. Burlington ...... 312 xhe Legion football t;ommittee Saturday evening with the British final touchdown of the afternoon. of the tame address. sylvania were four owned by steel Mrs. George Stamler, 61 Drive A. Strlckler. "But you’ve got to know try at skeet breaking 18 of hto The lanky wlngman snared a psM Grotc ft Welgers t other Military Whist for Wednes­ Exploring Possible -Action Silver Lane Homes; twins, a son (Vermont) I will hold a meeting tonight at 7;30 American team st^the Y court. All Mullane said the woman waa be­ companies which would bo hard hit more about Hutson. Last season 10. Melrose ...... 320 first 25. down the middle from Majawakl day evening, November 20, In the ing held under 110,000 bond on a In addition. Jiwtlce department and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ' at the Legion Hopie. Senior members wishing to try FRANKFURTS In event of a protracted shutdown Please don’t shoot at insulators Oon nabbed 47 out of the 81 passes 11. Belmont ...:...... 33.5 The results; Stewart Carlson 50 and scored standing up. The play Community hall at Bolton Center. charge of aggravated assault. attonieya were reported to l» ex­ Horace Russell, RKD No. 2, Man­ out fpr the team will be welcome. 59c pound These whtot parties are conducted ploring possible legal action of the mines. SKATES thrown by Irv Comp and Roy 12. Dover ...... 353 x45; EM Oliver 41. Lee Rracchta covered 32 yards. Brown’s place' C ^ a received the wound last chester. every other week and are for the against l/cwls and his United Mine Surveying Stockpiles on poles or towers. Broken'insu* McKay of Green Bey. In the first 15. Fryeburg ...... 359 Tony Basso (No. 62) Bridgeport Busiheu and professional men’s 40, Gene Enrico 35; Ed DeDower ment was wide. • • Sunday nlght^i Bleeding, and dress­ Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. and OIL BURNERS five games last year he cautlUght halfback, gave the Legion trouble 34, Ed RuMcll 83, Robert Cunso Bridgeport lost yardage both by PInchunt Meaty urpose of raising funds for new Workers (AKL) in event of a Meanwhile. Industries depending IHOINiWI® _ (Maine) physical conditioning ctosaes will ed In .pajamas over which he had Mra. Arthur Worgan, 66 Cam­ 29 for close to 700 yards and eight in the second period with two iltchen equipment. strike Attorney General Clark ' upon coal for their operation were uw HOlNNtal 14. Bulkeley .. .^...... 368 start tomorrow evening at the 25, Joe Catatdl 24; Clarence Dowd ruahing and passing In the aecond SOUP BONES pulled a jacket, he staggered from bridge street. lators may cause service intercup* touchdowns. great runs. Later In the game on Mtos Florins Slater of Rockville, spent Sunday working In hla 1 surveying their stockpiles. For Immediate Installation. 16. Epplng 376 YMCA at 6 o’clock. Volley ball vrill 35x17; Norman CamoUo 14. half. Majewakl and Doggart 35c pound win direct the games as usual and the rooming house to a nearby Births today: A son to Mr. and diner from which he waa removed ofllre. I The nation's steel mills, now No Money Down! "Do you know how many passes 18. Classical ...... sparked the local ball carrtort wltlr priiea will be awarded players Mrs. William Adamson. 295 Main to St. Vincent's hospital. Attend­ Tlie Snilth-Connally act makes It operating at the highest levels In tions, endangering life or limb jn the entire Green Bay team com­ 17. No. Providence ...... Speckled Oridders the enure Une playtaf Its usual making the high and low acores. street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ^ Years To Pay! a»wn .round hi, .n k l,.. R,c Brniur Bn.hrlboll Pinehurst Choice ants said hto name had been placed a criminal offense to Incite or en­ more than 18 months, may be pleted in the first five games this 18. Keene ...... fine game. There will also be several door liam Clay. 177 Center street. year? Twenty-eight for 450 yards Stewinx Lamb on the danger list. courage a strike in government'^ forced to curtail operations at an hospitals and homes or interfere, 19. Hope ...... 430 I ------Ircaguc will hold a meeting tomor- State College, Pa.—Three Penn priiea and refreshments served. seized mines or plants. early date If the strike goes Into and only three touchdowns and 30. Pawtucket East .... 466 Yesterday's Inclement weather row night at the East Side Rec, State football players— two backa World’ diamond productlton In 39c pound Tony Canadeo back | 21. Woonsocket 4991 was the first In the ntiie weSks Team m(inagere are urged to at­ and a Itneman-;-waar contact len- 1946 reached an aU-tlme peak rtl the committee of arrangements. with industrial and commercial Plurtiunt Lean but Detective Mullane said he had nothing pi'Wlely. But at Key Industry spokesmen reported OIL^ BURNER SERVICE to help Comp and McKay with the 32. Concord 5611 on a Simday. None of the Legion tend. aea while playing. some 14.350.000 carats. Working with her are: Mrs. Myron passing." been stabbed with a carving knife. West. FIb.. liitlmstes of the vseq- coal stock generally below normal. FOR SALE 12 Burnside Avenue Shoulder I^anib Chops Lee, Mrs. John Massey snd Mrs. tlonlng chief executive reported Indicating mills would have to be­ operations. Strlckler insisted he had no ul­ 59c pound Donald Tedford. The public to In­ East Hartford he Is determined to "fight this one gin banking furnaces much earlier terior motive on his mind even MICKI^Y KINN LAI^K LKO N Aiy j vited. . ,1 though Lambeau tossed his old Schrubville! Open Forum out to the finish.” than was the case last April when Shoe Shine and Phone Htfd. 8-0002 1 • Elae Lahel Cream Style Oon He was said to have delegated coal'production was at a standstill hat oiit a hotel ^frlndow and brought * 6 6 f . k it t y - 0H.DARUN6-ir^ 1 Del Meato FiaH Cocktail strategy to Seeretary of the In­ due to a 59-day strike. Welrton back a new one two sixes too YOU SHOULDN'T W o i NEVER K T O O i n»6 biMld of th«*6 Bag your limit of game but not large, Studepts Demand j Thanks Boltontles terior j. A, Krug before leaving Steel Corp. at Welrton. W. Va„ Hat Cleaning EMLY-GR TOO A targe aMpment of Canned Letter to the People of Bolton: Washington. waa an exception, however, report­ %Aot6« tftocK#* bolortc# mmd p««»6. “ You can see, then," said Strick- HAVEDONE nr*- ■d PImeatae la two dH- TKt ov6ro06 child Uoriit tre*# rr*B so EAKLY IN LATS-TOMCfT Last week we were greatly sur­ I..e«vis Withholds Comment ing its stocks were better than insulators! Icr, "that It’s the pass catcher lae aaas have Jaat ar- Premier Resign tfrid t iftftly In • >otf who to more Important In pro THE MORNING * prised and deeply moved when we Lewis withhold comment. The average. Business hour Adfuifoblo for ihet* #1 1 . . SILHAVY footbaU.” received a very generous amount 66-yoar-old mine union chief has childroR 3 to 10 yoen old ta Ptaahnret Taeaday Cairo, Nov. 18—OP)— Several of money from you people of Bol­ declared bis union’s contract with The , first medical school In Apply Strlckler lelt In a hurry. He I for *Mkad ThtaSa To Eat.** thousand students from Fuad 1 ton. It will be used to a very good the government "terminated” ef­ America was established at Phila­ probably sensed the fact that I university paraded through the advantage dl trying to rcpjacc fective at midnight Wednesday, de­ delphia in 1731. . 24 OAK STREET SIGNS THE PERFECT GIFTI might remind him that Don Hut­ streets today shouting “ Down with some of our loss. spite Clark's nillng that the pact son comes along once In a lifetime Imperiallam” and demanding the We find It very hard to express is binding so long as the govern­ Commercial and Neon Siens. The Connecticut or thaj, Hutaon had two other reatonatlon of Premier Ismail Bld- our sincere appreciation for your ment holds the 3.300 soft coal pretty good pass throwers behind ky Paaha's government. being so kind and generous. Thank A—Accurate Driving Inatrue- Sales and Service the Packer line of scrimmage— mines It seized last May to end a Br i d g e - s e t b a c k Sifrns of All Descriptions! Before police could disperse the you so much. We will always re­ strike. ■ Rons. ' _ Cecil Isbell in the early forties Truck. Window. Billboard, Power Conrpa ny crowd the students set fire to member what you have done for us The notices posted at the mines Tues., November 19, 8 P. M. B—Bnlck '42 Insured Dual Con- Arms Company snd A n la H«rtocr In the thirties. three street cars. Later they to help make our future srem a lit­ and handbills the government di­ tnillcd Car. Show (lirda However, It still to nice to know stoned police from the roof of the tle brighter. ’ C—Courteon*. Conifictent In- there a n fellows around who an­ rected mine managers to distribute BUC'KLAND s c h o o i, lle,ir K83 Main Si reel ftO .'i Main Street medical school. •Sincerely. to miners ..snlrt In ijold bl.iek let­ Ihvir snd Play Prize, t Mruvlor,. Voiir Dri\lng swer own questions and pro­ Approximately 15 of the ' stu­ ,\BC .At Harris Drlxing Srbool. I • Jim and Betty Kelly. ters over the signature of Krug- Refreshments! i .Adm. 35c. TELEPHONE 2-0431 Telephone 2*1647 vide you with a .sports column ' * J J dents were arrested: [ Formerly of Loomie Road. Bolton •'NoUcs; To all members of tlrs i Can Hartford *-1709. besides.

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MU' u% . i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANITHK5TEK. UUNN., MUNUAT, NOVEMBER 18,194i PAGE El.EVEN MANCHE81ER EVENIN(J HERALD. MANOHEHTER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVE>fBER 18, 1948 od anybody foottng sorry tor UNiNEKVIl.I.E l>XII.KS BY FUNTAINK FUX a.” Articles for Sale 45 Houaeiiold Goods 61 Unfortunately he carried this BnainoM Sarricca Offered 13 j Boatneaa Serviceo Offered 13 Htip Wanted— Pcmald 85 S u e Cf$Ho(tTY*) S i m p k i n s A atoaioM lf for Solo 4 belllgeroat air to work with him Sense and Nonsense RANUE Burners oissned and serv­ W AITRESS Wanted, good hours, ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana, PARLO R STOVE, run by oil, will rEKKY'S Household aervtce. Don I heat 5 rooms Telephone 9800. c the next moming. To Bliss's Junloir— Dad. I had a fight with There le No Dog la Dog Biacult IMT CHEVROLET niMtcr d«lux« complete Mt, Including complete Qa$stfied AU.ME LI iced by a ma.i with a permit. AU good wages. Apply Silk City warmer than usual greoUag be tbs boy neat door yesterday. ■o Why Should We Expect Chicken ooMh. Oood nMchanlcally, radio pot off that odd Job around the Dinar. story World War Two. Range PleaM call after 4 o'clock. > Qatafied house or office. Let lUrry de it. work guaranteed. Also sales on grrmtsd a sour reply aad MStsssd Fatbar—Tss, son. HU father In Chlcken-Pte? u d hMttr. orlftnal troad Uru. new and used burners. Josspb wim oil bumsr, drum, pump. FURNACES IN STUCK. VueiRy ImpaUently wbils aha sxplalnod ntw paint Job, Mlllor Motors. 4M We do anything from Csllsr to YOUNG WOMAN wanted for Metal covered trunk, mortise lock Adveiti$emeiit$ eallsd MS about It today. atuc. Pbrnts 7890. 13214 Birch Senna. Phone 3-0147. hand-cutting. Experience not Muetlet pipeieea pipe mo Mower n the test they wars going w rus Junior—WeU, 1 hope you made The Man Who le Twelve Vrars OM Cantor strast, nant to FrankUn Mts. Automatic Tork clock. 49 Red stared malevolently acroaa Thcre'a a mak that 1 know, and he i^ertbemenU StTMt. neceeaary. Apply Kaklar Cloth l)t Vino Oompaiiy. 16 Bennett am— (one that momlag. out as wall aa 1 did. Oas station. OLD FLOORS BANDED Clenwood street. F o r Snie the table at mise as If she were Uvea near you. in a town called Toy Co.. Forest strMt. aveiiue. Walerbury. S-8tiaa For Rent a show. They PP«fiined Wrapped « » la b oa inlurod Laying and Snlshlng. the cause of nis trouble. "Jackie fasUaga. ba od a't Ustan cloomy to Everywhere: 1M6 8UICK sodsn, oncaUant nM- LAW N Mowars. band and powar, BEER Dlapenser wim four unit atop la at ToasUf's near tiis Tbs brtda waa tailing her friends F or Rent For Sale J. B. Jansen, FLIMIK probiema solved with To Buy T o S e ll thlnksh too good for m o...you what aha was aaylag. What tho You might not think he'e a man chanical condition. Radio and sharpanod, rapairod. Enstnas | MIDDLE AGED woman to assist spigoL Very reasonable. Phone pus for a sMktmi on Usir uray that Uaela Oaorgo bad promised aaratood. Oardsn tractors rapair* TsI. WillimsnUe 9938, svanlngs. with housework. Live in or out itnoieum, - aspnait Uie> oeuntei thtnksh you too good for m e .... «k, bo'd run thsao tests boCoro from hla hat or the clothes he To Bay ToSeU haatar. Uras Uka naw, good paint. 6193 or can be seen at 14 Depot borne. TlM ptSM was erowdso. everybody thinkah they're too to furoloh bor klteben with aU ad. Knlvsa shsara. hair ciippors. I Phone 5955. Expert workmanahip free esti- aha was beard of In tbs laboratary. may chance to wear; Prtcad raasonabU. MUIsr Motors, Squats. CI.AS81FIGD AO ^T They walked tkrough the nar- good for ms." be muttered in Bsssaeary oqulpmont- a surprUe mooring maebinas and bloarar mataa Open evenings Jones He carried the ssmploa ovor aad But under the taoket with many a ess Cantor strast, naxt to Frsnk- U Q H T TRUCKING and moving. DEPT. HOURS: row aisle bstwasa tks bootha msudlltt self ptte. bacauao UaAo Oaorgs was notori­ CLASSinED ADTT. knivaa abarpanad Saws Blod and FUr- *■ Osh strest Phone put them in the bskiag ovosa and patch la a heart more precious Un Oas station. Phone 6797. W OM AN to make rufRed curtains. Eaisc with fsmlntns intuition ously "elooo." Juot as she had fin- than gold— sat. Band saw biadas waldad and LARGE SIZE hobby-horse In good 3-IU41 8:30 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. "Looka Uka wall have to go adjusted the temperature. He DEPT. HOURS: " Call Mrs. Benson, SMS. gueaaad at laaat part of what had labod d»tetn»g on hU unexpected The heart of a man 'neath the coat IMS FORD twoHloor dsluka, $1,- for saJa Capitol Orlndlng Com-1 condiUon for $13. Phone 3779. eama plaos atoa,” Russel said, aot looked St his watch. Oouatod a- 8:S0 A. BL to 4:45 P. M. A N n w iiK S rellaiehed and repair­ Rndiat any vaoaat happsnsd. Mis rsacbsd out with genoroalty. a small box arrived, of a boy, a man who is twelve 100. C. Barlow Motor Balsa, BOS pany. Pbono TOSS. ed. Kush or splint stats rspiscsd W ANTED — experienced woman LA TE model Frigldsire with bead 45 minutes. BUsa apaka up. ‘*Walt a mlaute, one of bar bands and teuchsd bis It was only at the and of that upon epanlng It she found s can- yeara oM. Ma«" strsat Phono 5404. Baa Mr. Tismann. 189 South Main strast fop alternations either part time mster-rolsar. Call 3-0334. BOY’S TU BU LAR hockey sksUs, Wanted to Rent •8 Ruaa. 'nuU o m ovar tn tks comsr. "O f sourss ora don't thlak ara'rs time when he went to take the opener to .which was attached a We never may knew what the fu­ Oshlack. SHEET METAL WORK Phone 1648. or permanent Call in at the W 11- toe good for you,” aha aald. Rad's card reading: ture will make of the boye that rose Drcee, 697 Main street size 8. Call 3005. Tharo% nobody tn i t " samples out that he remembered Loot and Foond 11 Rot AU Fumaos Rspaliing. Machinery and Toola 52 4 or 5 ROOM apartment or house. Rut tkoio was sonMbody tkars. asnsss wsto olsaring. H t sat up EUse saying somothliig about 40 " I am sure tbU will be all the we careleaoly meet. MANCHESI’ER FOR SALE —An English coach, Desire to locate new manufactur­ equipment you wUt Ind neessssry For many a stateaman la now at 1/)8T—Brown wallet contalnlni EXPERIENCED girl to do gen­ 'A . Mg rsd-kairad fellow triUi hU atraightsr. Ha felt that be had minutes—Instead Of tho usual 45. Naw Hot A ll and Air OondiUoalng IN STOCK new power lawn mow- ing busmess in Manchester. C L. baaa making a fool of hlmaslf and In your kitchen." school and Prsatdente play tn and Ileansa. SHEET ME1 A L WORKS eral offlcs work. Apply at Fire- baby carriage; also s Dalmstlan ksad ^jrawlad oa kis outetrstehod He took the samples over to her aniuabla papers Fumsoos InstaDsd. AJR CONDITION INO dog and puppies, 85 each. Elmer era, garden tractors with tillage McCormack, 38 Dexter strssL an m oa tko tahlo. A boad of un­ auddsnly ba aras ashamsd of his tho strest. piiona esse. sione, 856 Main street. and aba ran the teats on them. A [ 1936 FORD, radio, heater, Eavsa Trough and Conductor HOT AIR FURNACES Swanson, SO Middle Turnpike, tools and snow plows, tractor Springfield 5, Maas. Phone 6*1978. rulyruiy rodn kalr that both, rsooffnlsed bohavlor. p in t Man -D o you think the Ths hand that la busy wUh play­ little frown gatbsred on her foro- things now ths reigns of jmwer Rspalrlng. Installsd sxtd Rapairad W est Phone 3275. dlac harrows. Dublin Tractor tasteatly. "Tm sorry," ba said distinctly. hesd. She called Red ovor. Senator put enough ffre Into his LOST—Changa pursa containing very nice running condi­ W AN TE D —By 8 adults 5 or 6 will nold: Eavastrougha and Conductors Help Wanted— Male 36 Company, WUllmantlc. Rum m k kirn by tko ahoul- And then with a rather painful speech? 1)0 bill, Baturday aftamoon in tion. room apartment or house. Phone "A re you sure, Red, that you Bo I take o ff my hat and gladly Pool Office' or batoraan Flower NORMAN BENTZ I All Types of Sheet Meta) Work I 8039. Rod—Had, what's tha saat- dignity. *Tm all right now. You only left these in the ovon 40 min Friend-aMy opinion Is be didn't 21 ’ Expertenoc WE’RE LOOKING FOR SET OF DRUMS used very little. CREAM Separator. See Wards and Russ go on.” put enough of his speech into the aalute this man who la twelve airaat and Canter First Nstlanal. 877 Bpnics Btrsat ter?“ ^ utes? They test Just like the ones years old. TELEPHONE 54181 Phone 2-1816. famouB craaro separator. Amer­ Rad atratfhtensd up slowly. Dim 'T il drive you homo," Russ said. Reward. Phone 7SS3. 1932 PONTIAC SEDAN. • m « 6 6 All-Around Machinists ws ■ran 45 sMnutes. 1 can’t under* fire. —Maurice Smiley External Grinders ica a finest All slsctrtc, s a ^ to $50 REW ARD for 2-3-4 room renL rsoogaltlbu Ut his bloodshot eysa Rad shook bis head. “ No, r il bo stand it.” LOST—Friday, November tth. in] JAMES MACRl, Oansral truck­ opsrata. Closs skimming. Bsaeb Phone 7889 after 4 p. m. •*11^ Ruaali...Hollo..." all right now.” Her hroons eyes met his blue Friend—What tnaka& you so un* 1937 DODGE, new paint. Had ing. Ranga and fual oila, asbaa I Bnildins’— Contracting 14 IntemaJ Grinders Building Materials 47 modsL 853.75 Montgomery Ward He—W e sure had a good time atcinity of railroad depot a bunch -Wbat’s th# matter?” Ruasal re­ ones. Honestly puzzled. easy? Is It your eonscianca trou* last night for only fifteen cents. of keys on keyring. Finder ra*| a 1110 motor job recently. and rubbish ramovsd. Phona | B. AND D. Otnstructlon Com­ Turret Lathe Operators ENOUGH new msterisl for one- Co„ 834-838 Mam atreat W ANTED To Rant by family of peated. ” 1 thought you wort going Ho sat on long after they left bltng you? 4538. If no snswtr call 6456. four, furnished apartment or Girt—Yoa, and 1 wonder how my turn to L. •Warren. Caro of Btan- pany. concrate work, retaining Engine Lathe Operators car gsrsga or small shop. Mostly to a dance tonight.” him. Ones bt touobod the place on Well, ho orsont ffolag to Uo a Man—No; It’s my winter under­ little brother apent It isy Tools, New BrlUin. Reward. 1940 PLYMOUTH CON­ walls, landscaping, grading, sep­ Drill Press Operators Vre-fabricsted. Pries $300. Call house. Phone 2-1811. Ho and Ellsf aUd Into th# aeat hta Mg hand arbors Eliae had laid bout IL Not to this girl. "A ll wear. WATTCRMAN'B paraonal arrand Muaical Instruments 53 tic tanks installed. For ssUmstss 7707 after 6 p. m. acrasa from Red. bar oool slim one. it was the first right,’; be blurted savagcdly. "I VERTIBLE COUPE. ■arvlos. Local arranda. paekaga Radial Drill Operators QUIE7T Middle-agied couple desire Father—What was ths hardest LO ST—Mack Pekingieae. Mrs. Lea call 3-9195 aftar 5. Rad gave out with sonw glhber- time she had abown any human made a mistake and lefL them la Peats—Those who turn on loud­ dallvary. ligh t trucking. Auto Broach Operators B -FLA T buffet wooden clarinet. 8 to 5 room fist or spartmanL thing you Issmed at collage? Nicbols, 27» HilllUard street 7,000 GOOD clean used brick. Will Isb about a uniform... "N o uni- kindaess to him, sad for a nooment 45 minuteo. I got mixed in tho ly-blaring Juke hones whsn other number Mata aarvloa to Hartford. Good condition, $60. Call 6419 Excellent references. Phone 4565. Son—How to open beer bottles Phone 2-SSlS. 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL CARPENTER work of all kinds. Milling Machine Operators sell all or part. Besree 4c Grant after 6 p.m. forns. Nosh good 'nuff. No uni­ he was moved. time.” p o o ^ art dining and want to talk with a half-dollar. Phona 3-0753. Roofs, siding, additions and alter­ Machine. Shop. South Coventry, A n d ' than quickly came tho to one anothor. l08T->W hlta envelope containing DeLUXE TOWN SEDAN. Automatic Lathe Operators form.” "W hy didn’t you tell m e.... ations. Also new construction. Conn. Tel. 2657-J3. Russo) and Eliae exchanged pus- thought, "ffbo was sorry for ms diamond ring, lady's watch and CLOCKS Rapairad. Ouarantaad Tool and Die Makers Farma and Land for Sale 71 He remained atubbomly allent. Slaffsrt Phono 2-0358—3-1559. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 alsd glances and Russ signaled a —that's what it was. Sorry for mo It was her first party with new silver ring with initials M. F. F. work, raaaonabla rates, prompt Annoyance glinted In EUso'a Gauge Makers 87 ACRES of land, 30 tUlsbls, on waiter and asked for some coffee. because my girl threw me over." friends In a distant city. Gowns Social Situaiiona Believed lost in vicinity of the strvlcs, will pick up and dslivsr. G IR L’S gray coat, size 14. Coat dark syea. 8b« threw tho sam- Tool Grinders Fuel and Feed 49-A main highway and bus ime, 5 They apt Ui silanes while Red It was gal) to kia woundsd pride, wsra sparkling, glsmss wars clink­ HospiUl. Finder caU S830. Ra< Wyrus Dial 3-1651. 835, almost new. Also shoe skates, w In tbo waste oaa aad stenpod DOUGLAS MOTOR SALES Insulating 14-A Aircraft Sheet Metal Men miles from Manchester, IS miles drank tt slowly. "WeU. tbs dova with that 1 don't r foot ing, and all e f the glamour appeal The lituatlon: While ydU are ward. SEASONED hard wood tor stove, sizes 4 and 7. Reasonable. Phone Opposite Hanson’s Milk Bar SEWING Machines, vacuum claan- Pattern and Model Makers— from Hartfoixl, price $5,000, "A ll rigbL we'U start over, that goaa arith night Ufa waa In talking with guests your small INSULATION. Insulate your furnace or fireplace, $16 a cord, 8563. e aro and smaL appilancoa repair* I term s Write Box MS, Herald, said curtly. "And this time do oa svldenos. Other girls In the set child Mops interrupting the con­ 383 MAIN STREET houee now, save fuel, protects Wood delivered. Telephone 6070. FUNNY BUSINESS FOUND—Besgle. Mack, white and sd. A.B.C Appliance and Ssrvtcs health, eliminate drafts, uneven N A T U R A L DYED skunk cost, you're told. Or else... ocesslonany raised a sophlstlcstsd versation tn an effort to gain at­ PHONE 7269 Excellent opportunities arc offered tention. Un. 437 North Main street. Oo„ 21 Maple s tiM t Phone { tempersturee, "Lots” Home In- to skilled and semi-skilled men In DRY SEASONED hardwood slabs size 18 m excellent conditional. "Or else What?" be damsndsd eyebrow In Mnry Ellen's direction, 3-1575. Pick up and dstivsry serv­ Phone 2-1816. Houses for Sale 72 oullsnly. “ 1 suppose you were go* and finally a few came out In open Wrong Way: Try to talk above milstlon Co. Free eetlmstes, no this rapidly growing Industiv. In­ for sale. Also seasoned dry hard' bla Interference. ice. wood for furnace, stove and firC' lag to say you’d bavs ms fired rldtculs of tbs new glrL nretty AluioaiicdmenU i obligation. E. W. Johnson, repre­ teresting work, good pay. pleasant TWO W IN TE R costa, else 18 and O FF EAST CENTER street. Com­ Right Way: Tell him that as sentative. 6979. surroundings and modem working place. Call 8770. pletely furnished 4 year old Cape —was that It?" though sIm was who dared bold IM l MODEL A aadan, good con­ IM MEDIATE Mrvlcs on ‘^all types 14; snow suit with sheepskin lined 1 certainly can’t work: with you herself aloof from a highball. All soon as you are through talking HAVE ROOM for four passanaers condiUons. Our employment rep­ Cod. Refrigerator, stove, etc. l i k iMcNtaklilf 8rn4lca|(^ 1ae< dition and good Ursa, 1375. Call of machine ehop work. Also HARD Cordwood for fireplace, Jacket. Phone 3-0477. If you>u wc won’t do as you're told," the saUsfaeUon they reoalved was he may have his say. mornings only. Arrive in Hart' resentatives will gladly give you Nothing to buy. Move right m. 8597 batween 6 and 7. acetylene welding and cutting. stove or furnace. Phone 8917. Blise sold spiritedly. a pleasant "sorry, no." The neat ford buora 8 leaving north end| Heating— Plumbing 17 full information on any Job for BOY’S TW EED suit and topcoat, Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, Besres A Grant Machine Shop, Paul Mansfield, Boy, you think you run this day five young men at separate of toam. n o a a 8818. CANARIES, guaranteed singers which vou qualify. Appiv Mon sUce 12; raincoat and hat, size 10; 8215. • Call for HtIp BY KDGAR MAKI'IN South Coventry, Conn. Tel. 2657- FOR HEATING efficiency and days through Saturdays — 8 A .M . place, don't you. and Irregular Intervala, came to BUOlYt AND HER BUDDIES sold on one week’s trial. Hendricks SEASONED Hardwood for stove tuxedo dress suit, size 36; elec­ HEAJUNO l o b s U progressiva csgss and stands. Oelslsrs bird J3. fuel economy call Eldward John to 4:45 P M. OfBce is located, on STARKWEATHER street. Two- \ // For a moment they glared at this newly fascinating little qussa AXX fO^ptmR OMS f (SOM uooh son to put your heating syatsm or furnace. Delivered. Call Man­ tric train; chlld’a maple table and fsm iiy house, five rooms each. each other. Hate flashing from to say In substenes: "Mary EUea. ~ ------iCRVBUT • ‘ Are you one of the thousands in s e ^ and tonics. Tropical fish, HAVE TOUR sewers thoroughly Willow Street, lust off Main Street. chair set; shoe skates, size 4 and ■,apr-- in flrst-clsss condition. Phone Bast Hartford. chester 8664. Ixit 100x150, two-car garage. In­ both pairs of angry eyes. And then you’rs O. K. You Just stay Uks you your community who also are aqnsrluma. hsatsra and thermo­ closnsd with out power aewer 7; four-piece stick r e ^ sunroom siiffaring from loss of nearing T stats, turtles. Ebco Pst Shop, 408 6979. Stasm, hot water, warm air quire 713 North Main street. sorosthing happened to Ellae. She are." - cleaner. Cutting head removes alt suite; 9-piece walnut dining-room Why delay? Find out bow you Osnter street, rear comer Oris- waa suddenly aware of hla vitality, to SOMXIff roots Carl Nygren, plumber, PRATT & W HITNEY Garden— Farm— Dairy suite, Shovel-a-Day hot water •eoMi , J tM can help yourself as so many wold. Open 0 s.ro. to 7 p.m. Phone FGR SALE— 4-room brick home, bla magnetism aa she had been They were discussing doga, si steam Sttcr, pump mechanic. 15 Roofing— Repairing 17-A heater. Phone 2-9031. others have by calling Mr. Watt* 8388. AIRCRAFT Products 5(1 completely furnished. Immediate that night on the dance floor. the tales were getting pretty ti South street. Telephone 6497. Blast Hartford. Connecticut occupancy. Phone 3488 after 8 Uek 8>8M4 for a free speech bear- R E PAIR or replace asphalt shin Suddenly aware that her anger at when one of the group toon t 1087 PACKARD coupe, 1029 Model FOR SALE—Nice Yellow Globe p. m. l y test______glcs, alsta composition or Un PAINTERS and Paperhangeri, DOUBLE-Bressted tuxedo, size him wasn't an authentic anger— lead: A coupe, 1980 Model A pickup, turnips. Kelly Bros., Talcottvllle that she got a thrill out of fighting roofs, chimneys, 6sshlngs, eaves- winter work. Raymond Flake, 213 40. Phone 3-1606. Tall Tale Teller-Smith had IM l Dodge Army truck. Smith's FURNACE AND RANGE Phone 4530. SIX-RGGM house, steam heat with him. moat Intelligent retriever. Gns DE LUXE (CARS fbr him. for tro u i^ . B. V. t^oughlin, 390 Hilliard street. Phone 3384. weddings, funerals and other Osrsgs, Wsst Wtllington. Phone OIL BURNERS CLEANED with oil burner, fireplace, large Flushed and disturbed she turn­ night Smith's house caught fire. AU Woodland street. 7707. W INTER Cabbage SOc bushel enclosed porch, plenty of closet m edal occasions. Reasonable WllUmsntlc 9553. Open 'til 5. REPAIRED — INSTALLED MAN FOR inside work. Steady Wanted-To Buy 58 ed her back on him. Still without waa Instant confusion. Smith and Bring own containers. George space. 'I^o-csr garage. Just off ratss. Phone 4186. jlTHIMNEYS rebuilt and repaired work, good pay. Inquire New looking at him. still pretending to his wife flew for tho chUdrsn. and 1988 PLYMOUTH sedan, very Gilbert, Srnim street, Buckland W AN TED To Buy— Resrend or East Center street in nice real- 24-HOUR SERVICE Roo6ng. Ail work guaranteed La be very bus)’, she said: "I'm aorry. bundled them *.ut to safety In imick good condition. Five very good System Laundry. Harrison street. Telephone 8038. parte for Standard Chevrolet. dentlsl section. Gccupancy upon Rose Bros , Phone 2-076S. Call ------JT" ...... Red, I said What I did. I had no order. Alas,,one of them had nei > Peraonsls tfres, heater, new radiator. Can BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC. Tel. 2-2390. sale. Price $12,500. Charles Oder- left behtni-. But up Jumjicd the dog, any time. business to: You do your work and be teen any tlnse after 4 p. m. at RANGE • FUEL OIL Situations Wanted— msnn, 504 Parker street. Phone I'll do mine. Let's start all over rushed Into the house, and soon I*LEXBE r e t u r n wallet con- 85 Waddell' Road, Orford Vtllaga. Household Goods 51 M AN(»1ESTER'S oldest dealers 4928. noMt on those aamplea" reappeared with the misalng child. taming money and Massachusetts CHIMNEYS and flrtpiscea expert­ 51ale 39 In rags, magazines, paper and l O a TEL. 6566 (To Be Centiaued) Evstyons was saved, but Rover identify cards lost at Center 1936 BUICK, two door trunk aedan ly cleaned and repaired. Pwenty VENETIAN Blinds, wood, steel oi •crap metals have 3 trucks to two years of experience. Well GENERAL Carpenter wants work dashed through the flames again. Vffry Co-oparfftivff BY V. I. HAM LIN niarmacy to 8B Westminster good condition, heater and de NIGHT CALLS 5645 aluminum. C3iolce colors. Conven call St your home any Urns and Wantiiil—Real Estate 77 Al.l.t oiil* recommended. Manchester Chim repairing of any kind, reflnlsh or What did the dog want? No ons rogd.^ Phone 2>1440, reward. froatar. Phone 7203. lent terms Phone for eattmate. pay you highest prices. Wm Os- Friend Husband — Is It possi knew. Presently the animal reap- V.''-XE RfcU ney Experts Phone 2-0342 ■remodeling of rooms. Reasonably no obligation. Manchester Vene­ trineky, 182 BisaeU street. Phone PRIVATE Fanuiy wtshsa to buy 6- ble, my dear, that you cannot keep Iieared, scorched and burned, with RTD6R 1rt« ft»CK POOR.ClJir' MR. JOHN MURPHY pleasa call | jm o FORD ■edan, engine A-1 ELBiri'KlC Motors repairi and done, work guaranteed. Phone room single or double. Will wall those ^ildren quiet for a moment 7 a BU before Thanksgiving. C. T reartnding. All work guaraoiern KtioV'ING. siding and naw cell 2-2716. tian Bllnc Oo. Phone 2-1524. 5879. —wbst do you think? shape. New paintInt Job, ehocke antfand for occupancy. Write Boa 8M. Wife— Now, John, don't be harsh Eager Listeners (in unison) — Paul, RockvUle 567*14. brakes, good tires. Phone 3-2031 Ace Electric Motor Repairs '421 Inga out specialty Highest qual­ Herald. with the poor little things. It’s K\IL y ity materials used. Workmanship ATTENDING school, would like '’He says he doran'l mind u room without a b c ^ h e ’s a Give It up! Norm Main street, opposite De­ STEAMBOILER furnace. Tel Rooms Without Board 59 natural for them to be full of Tail Tale Teller—With the firs C A L L DEAN'S Paraonal Ssrvtos| 1937 P(»m AC eight converti­ pot sntrsnea on North School guaranteed A A. Dion. Inc. part time Job. Hours 1 p. ro. to 6 6023 after 3. PROMPT action on aU raalty magician!" fll’.iPW toy aetsatlfic cleaning of ruga, ble sedan. Vary good engine, new p. m. Will consider 11 p. m. to 6 spirit, and they're doing the best insurance poUcy wrapped In a strast Phone .3643. 200 Autum street Tel 4860 transactions.. Singles, doubles and they can. damp towel. UBfeolstary, walla,- windows and | top and battery, 8700. Phone a. m. Capable of driving triick. USED FURNITURE bought and W ANTED— Girl to Miars room. butlneaass for aala. Suburban CARNIVAL BY OiCK TURNER odd -Jobs. Mandbaator MOB. 8598 or lOU ‘i^lland To Turnpike, RADIO, Electronic tab. Wa service KOOFING — Spcrisltsing tit re­ Phone 7673. sold The Red Shop, 59 Hudson Phone 5308. Realty Oo., Raaltora, 49 Parkiita BuckJand. pairing roofs of ail kinds. slar> street. Moore's Used Furniture. SIDEGI.ANCK'S KY <;a i .i ik a i t h ■ME \S.1 home and auto radios Specialise TWO ROOMS, comfortably fur­ streeL Telepfaont 8215. xiqp in record pisycra and public ad­ new roofs. Nr, Job too small or Phone 7251. JNL0CX4 AvtOMobUes for Sslo TW ENTY-FIVE used cars for large Good work, fair -rice Free Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 nished for light housekeeping. CaU W ANTED in Manchester or on dress systems. Phone 4607 5803 after 4. the sale. Ranging from 1981 up to estimates Call Howley. Man- LARGE SIZE Croaley Shelvador outskirts, s single or a two fam­ OOOD USED CARS PETAM INE the wonder food for refrigerator, practically new. c e l l 1M3. C. Barlow Motor Bales, 505 M cKBE-VENETIAN Blind taun AND w e STILL HAV8NT woaos/ 8- 10. ar. Iced. Washing machines, vacuums tract. Call R E. Webster 6965. FOX TERRIER and Boston Ter day of November. A.D.. 1944. PlAY ■RD gAISe ffsoo O of a n yth in St Yer / 1941 Nash 8-Door, radio and heat- HYDRAULIC Bumper Jacks, scis­ Preeent W ILLIA M S. IITDS, Esq., fo a A RSIMTINO rOK repaired,' lawn mowers sharpened rier pups. Zimmerman's, Lake ALMOST NEW. white combina­ Wanted to Rent 68 Judge. ar. sors Jacks and screw type bump­ PAIN TIN G and paperhanging T U e SCHOOL I V er Jacks, $1.60 up. Nlchola-Brls and repaired. Saws filed. Pick up street. Telephone 6287. tion gas range with automatic Eststs of Molly Weiner late of Man­ 1986 Chavrolat Sedan Delivery. Good work. Keasonahle rates 12'x SPACE OR large room approxi­ chester. In BSid District, deceased. tol, 155 Center street. . and delivery. Fslendly Flxlt Shop, oven control. New A.B C. oil 1887 Plymouth Convertible Coupe, 14' room papered. $12, includes CANARIES For Sale. Guaranteed mately 40' equipped with gas. On motion of Msx Weiner of said 718 North Main street. paper at 60c a roll- Raymond burner and hot water colls. In­ MsnchMter. executor. radio and haatar. NEW nKBS, new rscapa. used singers. Can be seen at 174 Coo- Prcferrably on side street. Call 1987 Ford 8-Doer, beater. FUke Phono 3384. quire 189 Oak street. ORDERED: That six months from tires and tubes Expert vulcanis- Et.Etfl'KIt. and Acetvtens weld­ tier street. Phone 7121. R. Grtm- Monday 7141 or Hartford 5-0861. the 18th day of November, A.D„ 1946, 18M Chevrolet Coupe. tng. 8 hours rscspptng service ing No job too large or too INTERIOR and exterior painting ley. SECXIND-HAND Grunow refriger­ be and the same srb limited -and al­ 1889 Plymouth 2-Door, radio and DESPERATE local family of four lowed for the creditors within which Manchester Ttre and Kecspptng small. All work guaranteed ator. New parts, good condition. haatar. and paperhsnging. Floors sanded urgently need rent. Permanent to bring In their cisimi against said Company, Broad strast. Tsis- Parkei Welding 166 Middle Five foot box. Phone 2-0121. 1989 Plymouth 3-Door, radio and and reflnlahed. Commercial and Poultry and Supplies 43 residents. References. Phone 2- estate and the ssld executor la directed phone 3860 Open 8 s m. to 7 p. Turnpike. Weat Tel S936 to give public notice to the creditors bciater. Industrial spraying. Hava your 0477. porch and lauffi furniture spray TH AN K 80IV IN O Turkey orders ELECTROLUy automatic gas re- to bring In their claims within said IBIS Ford 4-Door, radio and hast- P- » SHIPSHAPE Kitchen ensemblee frlgeiator, 8 cubic feet; Reason­ time allowed by publishing a copy^ ef ed and stored for the.winter at taken now. Orstomers please EMERGENCY—Veteran, wife and this order tnlaome newspeper having a . ar. T W O 83x6 new, retread 8-fly are top quality cabinets, charm­ ably priced. Good buy for North 1B83 Chavrolat Roadster. low cost. A good enamel |ob on a order In advance. Weight 12 lbs. 4 year old child. Being evlct^ . circulation In said probata district, truck Urea. One General Motor ingly designed and durably buUt Manchester ^resident. Phone 2- 1MB XntemsUonal lli-T o n Panel. car as low as $4U. Thomas J Mc­ up. We have real nice turkey Need 3, 4 or 5 room apartment or within ten days from the date of this cement mixer. Pile of lumber, to your own requirements. For 9067. order, and return make to this court DE ODRMIER m o t o r SALES Kinney. Phone 3-0106. capons In heavy weights. Phone tenement Immediately. Dial prompt Instalii.Uon call 2-0063 tl of the notice given. 34 Maple Street Manchester matched sidings, 1x8, 2x6, 2x8, Manchester 7733. 2-0768. W ILLIA M 8. HYDE, Judge. 2x10. Phone 7118 after 4 p. m. no answer call 3-1336. Shipshape PAIN TIN G and Paperhanging. W HITE Tabletop gsa stove, child's The Brfak BY FKEU HAKMAN TeleMtone 8854 metal tricycle, new curtain RED RIDER Opep Until 9 Tuesdays and Fridays Woodworking Company, 166 Mid­ Interior and exterior decoratnra. PLUM P Roasting chickens. Orders dle Turnpike V e s t reasonable pricca. Call for free taken now for Thangsgivlng, stretcher and a console Phllco U M m im ru 50U CAN j IM ? CHBAfftOLET special dsluxe I Motorcycles— Bicycles It estlmalea Leach 9 Fogil. Man­ Dial 7256. radio, maple combination crib YOffYElMD COUNTON { PIELA'S Refrigeration aervtce club ooupa, h’lly equipped, one chester 6707. ------J--- ^— and youth bed. Phone 2-2831 AdMNDGBAr owner. Runs like new, original Domestic, commercial, repairs on mornings 9 to 10, evenings 5 to 7. MALE HELP WANTED MS DOMaSu-iaAL tte«d Ursa. MUlar Motors. 653 BOV’S BICYCLE 28 ”, $18, Phone all makes. Day and night servtee INTERIOR and exterior.painting. Articles for Sale 45 A THREE ROOM Outfit of furni­ For Increased Mill Operation Ccbter strest next to Franklin | 2-0207. 38 Btrcn street. Phone 2-1428 Also paperhanging. Prompt serv­ ture complete with Bengal Com­ das station. ice. Fair price. D. E. Frechette. FOUR Wooden barrels. Federal Millwrights — Machine Tenders — Beater Man MAN'S Bicycle, good tires, good bination stove and electric re­ condition, $25. Inquire 50 Irving REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone 7630. Bake Shop. 883 Main street. Dryer Men — Floor Men liT,Wfr4WrtfiWR kbrw.9ff. 191) MODEL a " coupe. Excellent frigerator. Coat only 81,000 at //•/S street. Phone 6802. INTERIOR PalnUng, wall paper­ Albert's, 43 Allyn street, Hartford Top Wages— Good Working Ckibditlons—Vacation With Pay— cowl i»w ft m* aiaviet. we. v, m' oto. u, a. WT. err. candJtion ell around. 8273.' Call for HOUSEHOLD - ONE GERMAN Lugar, $50; one Shift Dlllerentlals—Six Holidays With Pay / "Just arrange to have it delivered by mistake— I’ll take isFr. ing, ceilings refinlshed and floora. Schick electric razor, $10; one REFRIGERATORS WE BITY and sell good used / egre of the resti" "O f course Henr>- never drinks except ttf be aociabl»r* Phone Edward R. Price. 2-1003. Casting rod and reel, $3; 8-piece Apply A t Office, 615 Parker Street Wanted Autos— furniture, combination ranges, 1941—CADXLIlAC sedan, modal | niahogany dining-room set with Motorcycles 12 Kelvtnstor Frigidslrs Coldspot gas ranges and heaters. Jones' 61 hydromstie, radio and heater. leather seat chairs,' $25. Phone VIC FLINJ The Fish Are Big Ones BY M ltM AKI RALPH LAN E Croaaley Oninow Norge Q.El Tailoring— Dyeing— Furniture Store, 36 Oak. Phone S 1942 Plymouth deluxe, gray con­ 2-0258. COLONIAL BOARD fPANY 'Rnspector Growl ^Ifw in that afternoon, cYp^t- (3rowl had vertible coupe, radio and heater. Montgomery Ward Geaning 24 2-1041. WANTED TO BUY. boy’s 20” bi­ Iq f immtdiido fiihlnf. Infttad, I (javc Mm ths thfl r i M Both privately owned. Phone cycle. Phone 2-1586. TWO LARGE steam radiators, 65' LYDALL & FOULDS 7531. COMMERCIAL MEN’S SHIRT collars turned, SOc ;-CO. background OT a murddr. words DUt radiation. Also metal frame baby HOOVER vacuum cleaner, neWly I GEN OUR offer before selling REFRIGERATION and apiece. Four for $1, the Cock­ carriage. Phone 8088. them ong 1927 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, your car or truck. Hlghast prices er sign, French road, Bolton. reconditioned. Phone 2-1816. 2 : order. My^ 6 tires, clean inside, $75. Tele­ SERVICE OITI H f K WA1 HY I M-WH.I.IAMS OUR ItOAKDING HOIISK MAJtIK HtNiPLB paid. Broad strest Motor Salas Phone Manchester 2-2171. FOR SALE — Winchester 30-30 ELECTROLUX gaa refrigerator lilUaYdciiR phone 7087. Phone 3036 SCIENTIFIC Model 94, like new. 2 boxes of water cooled, complete with at­ nearly fin­ sheHs. .62, o f lye F. Silver Lane 1940 PACKARD sedan, IM l Buick | tachments. very good condition ished us. OM, SUGAR.' TM’ , WI5H HC WOULD SO 1 TOtO VDU.TVhSdS. HE’6 REFRIGERATION C0„ INC; Private Instructions 28 Homes. > NULL THINKS THAT’S YOUP HAVE TO GIT A convertible, 1M2 Pontiac coupe. $65.. (^11 2-9006 between 5:30 BRICK HOMES f t t lA T <»tV|N' HIM THAT OMpf^AH-*;^ COMINd TO Business Services Offered 13 87 Oak St. Manchester 3-13381 WONS. November , '29, White ’ / a n o t h e r BULL NEW JOKE-- BUT -e— THNCr i We have som-: surplus bath tubs, W AR SECRETT. $500 brand ^new and 6:30 p. m. HE'LL TEAR TT ^W LIM ' AT A BOLL *5,000 ALL AT ONCR Studio broadcast, 3:30. Arthur VKXJLO DROP HIM INGD 6UOOSE4 walnut plywood, 8”x7'. molding, I ALL APPLIANCES ssrviosd and govt, supplua mine detectors, only ON COLUMBUS STREET, OFF BROAD STRERT— KINPLINr / At T K BARN/ ALL MAKES of sewing machines Jarvis • Samuel Clemens - Sus- 9-PIECE llving-foom set In good aiding, some trim, also cinder | rapairad, burners, rsfiigsrators. $25 f.o.b. N. Y. Locates aU t h e s id e p o c k e t / SHOCK •<; expertly repaired. Singer Sewtng anne Madden - Joan Gozdz - condition. Tel. Rockville 742-23 t blocks. Plvne 5191 after 6 - 4485. ranges, wsshars, ate. All work metals, pipes, cables, excavations, Foqr rooms finished—>2 rooms unfinished'. Gar-Wood LEFT HIM Machine Oo.. 833 Main street Douglas Delaney. 709 Main. (2- betweerf 5 and 9. R X IR Brunner's, Oakland street. gi^srsntaad. Metro Bsrvlcs Co etc. Send check or money order aif conditioning and oil bamer. All plumbing copper WITH A y! TeL 8883. ittXeSEMEN T s i UsnchsstST 3-0888. 1392. ' with order. U. S. Surplus (^., Loose fl tubing and Standard fixtures. Maple flooring and all ^OCtCED SH lNeLC / I RADIO SALE8 and aervtce. Tom- ALBERT JAIXJBS— Ashee and | 1170 Broadway. New York. N. Y. PCTRCELAIN combination sink seasoned lumber. . Musical— Dramatic 29 chrome fixtures. Call 2-1738. sak and MoUer, 3)0 Asylum rubbish removed. Light trucking NIN E PRE-W AR adjustable vac- street, Hartford and 1063 Main Tel. 7805. iiuni valves for steam radiatora. 1941 COMBINATION oil add gaa SALESMEN ON PREMISES ALL DAY SUNDAY street, Manchester, PLANO TUNING and repairing $12, used one month. Qulckvent range, three piece living-room W AN TED RADIO need fixing? Have tt re­ Player pianos specialty John WASH ItIKHS Nicff Projcraai BY I.KSI.IK niK N E H Cockerham. 38 iigelow etreet vacuum valve for malna, $3. In­ set. Both articles should be seen George Griffin, Builder — Call After 5 P. M. — 2*0466 I LIGHT TRUCKING, ashes and paired by experta Pick-up serv­ nibblah removed, reasonable. direct hot water heater for oil or to be appreciated. Call 8969 or Qua ' jOSKlM; iiic.'HAS'Bltir X " MMAT f f i K c f i O o i i ^ «ENTLtMEH. I 50 WE'U NEED iSKnr I MOVE we Dial 4219. BMOR- PiaUT. ASTEI*. THAT PLANT. 'LL. I 1 Y T T IR l I SELL TOOfof soft NEW TOOLS ANY- LET J.E HN40LB Phone 3661. ice, guaranteed work. Sets cksck- coal furnace. Tel 2-1724. inquire 34 Glenwood street. HAVE THE PLANS LTiwrsyouio, A T ONCE ed in the home. Car radios a M1CLKVCLAND SUCOCST WE 5ET A STIFS WHY, THAT'S MILLIONS. 9ECAUSB PORANEW RAZOR. WM,..AHDWE CAN THE SALE. MB I ALL MAKERS of washing ms- specialty. Mancheelei Radio Help Wanted— Female 35 NB8D6 MMODB: mucf AND (S ill I'd EM! ONKOFOUM TOMOaRON IT WON'T THAT WHl MAKE THE use THAT SURPLUS CAN SdUEEZt IN6. XF....NeV( K S T KNOWN I t WORTH AD6ME! "MAOlCASOSiOlETE WAR plant we Janitors for chines repaired. 10 years' eaper- Service. 73 Birch etreet. Phone- WEKfTPRlCff WA.NTED —Two gjrla for all ma­ AKCHmE IDOLS PaODUCT5!ITS AS THE 90NV n m s v 6OTF0R A$OH4). rOKXRIRM iencs. Call. A. Brewer, 3-0540. 2-6840. NAMCIfiWOgTH Mary Qieney and chine shirt-unit.' Good pay—tn m >— joRKiMcommeivE MALE HELP WANTED MLUONS! MS AWM AFTER TWS Whiton Mbraries RADIO — Electrical Appliance centive piece work. Manchester ROGERS CORPORATION REvOumON stsHMme Service, repairs, picked up and WARM AIR FURNACES Laundry,. Maple street. HITS THE MARKET! dsUvered promptly. 20 years Serving the PLASTICS industries JNSIDE AND OUTSIDE WORK Mast be able to shovel aide* 1 CLEANED AND REPAIRED TYP>ST W ITH knowledge of, walia ia winter, mow lawns | oxpsrience John Msloi^ey Phone S-1048, 1 Walnut atrokt VAN CAMP BKUTHERS Shorthand wanted for local- busi­ MALE HELP WANTED Good Pay! Permanent Work! Vacation With Pay! in annuner and be reason* -L 249 North Main Street ness office. Experience .not essen­ Vv Life. Sickness and Accident Inrurance Free! abljr handy With maduudeal BOmCELLO ANp SebulU tial. All replies confidential P.U-C Uesnas to do Conn, stats Telephone 6244 * Write Box Q, Herald. For Paper Machines iavikaB about boUdlngs. movlag, local trucking. Ashes Apply Far farther tnfonnatioa: [EXPERIENCED housekeeper sad waste- removed. Phone Dryers Beaters n*4S CTR'SsujaMa. 2-1588. WE HAVE finest assorlminls of wanted between the ages of 30 ORFORp SOAP COMPANY T>USr CN6B F iU t C A LL MR. THORP kitc'heh linoleums. Also tile and and .50 definitely not older. To .Apply .AlNhc Factory, Mill and Oakland Streets SOUC6YIN’ A LEMON eatseaf.aMt.ea. 149i8 6*«ta 44IIA UlCb AN ANVIL* wall coverings Manchester Klom live in. Very good pa> and good Or At United States Employment Service '75 Hilliard Street Between 8 A, M. and 4 P.-M. Phaaa 4235 After 5 P. M. [ r a n g e b u r n e r s aervicSd CoverUig Co., 56 Cottage street home with, plenty of time off. T siqphons 6940. Call 5688. Write Box K, Herald. I .

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