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MONDAY, SEPTEMBEB 18, 1848 f f,A|HB T W B L y S iSIanrI|ipater Stt^nittg ifi^rald A v a n ca Daily Nat Praaa Run 1 Thd WoatkM. Vsr On Mamk of Aogaat* IStt rarscoat at C. fo WiaHTir Mr. and Mrs. Bh'ald A. Erick­ Edward F. McIntyre, of 17 Park Manchester Lodge of Masons The members of Nutmag For­ Tlie Waahlngton acbool kinder­ son of 80 Summer street are ta street, has accepted a position with will hold Its first regular com­ est, Tall cedars of Labanon, bava 9,243 Fair aad eeamwtot «sa(Mr to- garten claaa which meeta in the Boston this week attending the Charles N. Keeney, Inc., of Hart­ munication of the fall season on been Invited to attend the firat day oad taolfM. .Wolaeadity flrir About Town W’sat Side Recreation building will ford. Mr. McIntyre waa for many regular meeting of the Weat Hart­ Gift Show. Tuesday, September 14, at ssveii Miss Emma Lau Kehler add rather eaoL not be In aeaalon tomorrow, vot­ years manager of the appliance thirty o’clock. Worshipful Master ford Forest Wednaaday evening Bt. ChriatopiMrt Sfothtn Clrde ing day, Inaamuch aa the children The Manchester Garden Oub department of the J. W. Hale Cor­ W. Sidney Harrison has announc­ 'Of thla week. Thla Forest waa In­ Announce* the Opening on October 1 MancheeUr-^A Ciiy of VUiage Charm will ham an open meoUnc and might be In the way, both morn­ will meet this evening at eight poration. ed that the meeting will be devot­ stituted late last ipring and thla OF TH E pet hwk auppor Wednoaday ava- ing and afternoon. Third grade o’clock In the Robbins room of ed to the transaction of business, la their first meeUng. It wlU be children will be Uught In the Center church house. The business The A ll Saints Mothers Circle held at Freja Hall, 119 Park road, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1948 (daBsMed Adverttstag on Png* U ) PRICE FOUR CENTB nbiB at alfht o'clock at the home Including reports of several com­ VOL. LXVn., NO. 298 (FOURTEEN PAGES) * of ICra. Agnaa Breen. 25 Foxcroft rooms upstairs aa usual. seaaion will be followed by a R ow ­ will meet tomorrow evening at mittees, and a social hour. Weat Hartford, at 7:80 p. m. ART CENTRE Drim. Bt RlU’a lloUierB Carcle ing of Kodachrome pictures taken eight o’clock at the home of Mra. 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET Mrs. John Manley of'A nchor­ Dorian Shalnln of 24 Luden wtn meet tomorrow * evening at during the summer. A social time Instruction In Speech, Diction, Dn|matic Art eight at the home of Mra. Joaeph age. Alaska, arrived Saturday for with refreshments will follow. street. A. DubanoAl, 189 Olenwood a month's visit with her parents, Adult Classes In Ballroom Dancinp Davis Seeks *World Citixenship’ W ar Not Near, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Obremskl of atreet. Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, No. 12, The Manchester Stamp club will (Specialist In Rhumba) Rajasur Is Taken 134 Hilliard street. Prior to her of Middletown, will obseni-c neigh­ meet tomorrow evening at 47 For Further Information Phone 3794 Shannon and Alcorn marriage last March. Mrs. Manley Maple street. The president. An Important club meeting bors’ night at lU meeting toinor- Says Gen. Clay win was Miss Leonore Obremskl, a Attorney Fred Manning, hopes to VOTE FOR be held at the VTW Home tonight row evening. Sunset Rebekah former lieutenant In the Woman’s lodge of this town will be rep­ see all former members and to at 8:30. Army Corps. resented. - welcome new ones. By Indian Troops InInterviewt Judge William S. Hyde, of 224 T. J. CROCKEH The American Legion Auxiliary Are Chosen to Head Main atreet, waa admitted to a will meet this evening at 7:30 THE U. S. Military Governor Boaton hoapltal today for ob- sharp at the Legion hall. In order acrvatlon and treatment. Quick Advance that members who wish to attend QUALIFIED NOTICE In Berlin Talks to the InstallaUon of officers of Jane The Inaamuch claaa of the Delano Post of Hartford may do New! Different! REPUBUEAN Only one more collection date at Hose House No. 4 to American Newsmen CSiurch of the Nararene wlU meet Republican Ticket BO. LEVERS 3A AND 17A pay your Fire Tax without interest. Now H alf W ay to Hy­ tomorrow evening at 7:45 In the Who Arrived Today church veatry. Thla la the llrat The monthly business meeting derabad, Capital of News Tidbits meeting of the fall and a good of the Registered Nurses Associa­ Tuesday, September 14th Berlin, Sept. 14— Gen Lu­ TNomination of Governor turnout of meipbe*'* ** hoped for. tion will be held tomorrow evening Princely Sute; Reports Coiled From (/P) Wires cius D. Clay said today: " I don’t HELLER State's GOP Standard Bearers Is by Acclamation But * at 7:30 In the Hospital clinic Declare Resistance is think war la Just around the cor- room. 7P.M.to9P.M. German physician clalma that Roll Can Vote Taken Increasing; 1,000 Cas­ 60,000 Germans'have died of mis­ Mlantonomah Tribe of Red Men. The U. S. military governor ' For His Running Mate; Kodak Cameras Thomas W eir, Collector treatment In Soviet-operated con­ made the statement to American No. 58, will have an Important ualties Qaim ed Now centration camps in Russian oc­ meeting tomorrow evening In newsmen who came to Berlin on Defeats Lt. Governor Wool Jersey cupation Bona slace the w ar., a special air force flight from the 'nnker hall. It’s HALE’S New Delhi, Sept. 14— (A >— Dancer and movie extra held in United Statea to view the Britlah* Robert E. Parsons Who Indian troops in a lightning jail In Hollywood^ on charges of American air lift operation sup* kidnaping John CMn, New York ying Soviet-blockaded western. Concedes Alcorn's Elec* invasion of Hyderab^ cap­ movie producer, and forcing him tured today the town of to sign contract < . . . Howard Clay added he doubted the Rus- tion Before Vote Ends Gravel Or Fill Dress Lengths HaglMS* 200-ton fiylng boat sched- For Housewares Rajaiur, hailfway from their alans "will make Berlin the final \iled for another l^ h t in about 90 Issue on the entire German prob­ Any smoant Raul it jumping off point of Sholapur daya....San Francisco state high­ HarUord, Sept. 14--(A’)— lem.” Oinnecticut Republidus gave MARY CONSOU yourself. 60e per yard. to Hyderabad city, heart and way patrolmen and police alerted The American commander pro* capital of the princely state. for peailhle vtotenoe at struck the gubernatorial nomination DreoamaJdag and AltoratioM dieted that before any forceful ac­ Tel. Manchester 8215 Another tank-led column Standard Oil pUnt in Richmond... tions were attempted to break the today to Governor James C. Covered Battenw—Bnttoa Hotea One of Iraq’s wealthiest merchants, Alao Remaaata thundering down from the north­ 82-day-old Soviet blockade, the Shannon by acciamation and west captured the important rail Shafiq Ades, a Jew, under sen­ U. S. would exhaust “ all other BS Bhn Street, East Hartford tence of death on charges that he means at its disposal” to reach named State’s Attorney PhoiM Hartford 8 ^ 2 9 town of Jalna on the Nlaam’s state railroad after a penetration helped Jews In Palestine and or­ agreement. Meade Alcom of Hartford FENDER AND BODY of 70 miles into Hyderabad. Jalna ganized Zionism In Iraq---- Anti- Clay declined to discuss whether county as his running mate. Communist Berliners denounce 25- la 2to miles from the capital. bringing the Berlin question be­ Aicom, who .got hto early Rajasur la 90 miles to the west year eeatencea Imposed by Soviet fore a council of foreign minietera WORK With Soutche Braid Trim military court on five youths who training In poUUca os SUte and in the area where the Indian would mean “negotiations imder Representative, won tha nomi­ « army had found its hardest re- took part In laat Thursday's riot­ duress.” SoHmene and Flanr, Inc. ing against Russian troops and nation for lieutenant governor in Remember The Printed Rayon Jersey Dress Lengths slstanoe. blast Lift the Blockade the only atata convenUon contaaL Atlantic Suriapet la Captured German police. He left the impression, how­ For Governor For Lt. Governor He defeated Lieutenant Governor The Indiana driving In from the House Un-American Activities ever, that the U. S. at least would committee accused by former di­ Janies C. Shannon 5Ieade Alcorn Robert E. Poraons. cast captured Surid^t, 90 miles A musette bog oa Ua back, GorryDavIs, 28. former U. 8. bomber not be prepared to discuss any Ronge and Fuel Now Heller has brought out these smart wool east of Hyderabad city. rector of Brookbaven. National other larger German issues with Conceded Nomlaattoa Laboratory of creating "atmos­ pilot, takes up posttlen in grounds of Palau oe Caiuuot, Pons, Frooce, Troops In the northwest i to niatie Md to become first United Nations “cltisen of the world.” the Russians at such a conference Paraona conceded Alcorn’s nom­ captured Daulatabad, also a com- phere of saapldon” toward atomic before the blockade was lifted. ination before tha convention AMESITE jersey dress lengths with a good looking sou* acientiats . . . Cerebral and pulmo­ Son of Meyer Davis, U. 8. orcheotna leader, he renounced U. S. d tl- OIL municatlona center 60 miles west zenshlp May 25. Ordered by France to leave its territory by mid­ A veteran American military Expresses Confidence clerka had completed tha roll con. nary oedemas cause death of A l­ When it became apparent that his of Jalna against "strong resis­ night Sept. 11, Davis moved to grounds which have been ceded to UN government official declared to­ DRIVEWAYS bert F. Schulte, 21. of Milford, who rival could not be overhauled, tache braid trim. tance." aa international territory for UN meeting, Sept. 21. (.\P photo by day Russia and Commimlsm have POWER ROLLED The successes were recounted died In Norwalk hospital Sept. 9, Paraona came to the platform and radio from Parle.) already lost the political battle for L. T. WOOD CO. in a defense ministry communique about 18 hours after he had been Berlin. As a last report, he sold, In Acceptance Speech moved that Alcorn’s nomlaaUen Ordors taken aowl SpodaBa- issued shortly after noon when ^iprebended in Westport on fraud they have taken to rioting and be made unanimous. Alcom than SI BissHI St TcL 44M tag la parklag areas and-gas Just finish the top and hem the bottom. Use the ttivaalon -was leas than to ulent check charge . . . Cornell force. led by an unofficial vote of 305 stations. Work gnaraateed. hours old. University neurolo^st tells open­ Clay said the next step, if the to 45. TIbbo payments arranged. Ptoe ing oesslon of three-day Connecti­ Gpvmior Shannon De-i ]^ g V io lc ilC e estimtea. ■ contrasting or matching belt. CoafUctlnf Beports G. O. P. Maine Sweep Moscow talks fail, would be to The roll call of the 618 dalagataa cut Clinical 'Gongresa in New Ha­ A headquarters apokeaman aaid bring the Berlin crisis before the Clares People of state waa a little more than hai* over ven that about 90 percent of all ha did not expect the campaign to United Nations Security Cfouncll when Paraona conceded dafoot. DeMaio Brothers beodaohea are caused by distension aa a threat to peace. Know the Party Will ^ FlaTCS A gflin The bulk of Paraona votes coma Don*i Guess last long, des^te the stiffening op­ of blood vessels and muscular con­ PavUg Ooatraeton SInee IM l Eleven smart fall colors— ^black, grey, aqua, position. Tops Political Picture Speaking of the Sovlet-mon- Keep Its Promises. _____ from hla home dlBtrtct of Farm­ Can M aa^ter 76S1 Anytime traction "related to personal anx- aored drive for withdrawal of all ington. (A Hyderabad communique ieties, frustrations and strains.” calved In Karachi, Pakistan, laat occupation forces from Germany, Aa Alcom total passed a major­ ■ATX TOC I gold, Medium green, kelly green, scarlet, co­ President Truman calls for na­ the American commander aald. Hartford, Sept. 14 (4>)_Gov. I CIO Pickets and Police night said the Indian invaalon bad ity of the 618 delegotaa Paraona tion-wide observance on Oct. 12 aa "This > could become very popu­ ernor James C. Shannon asserted been stopped at all points.) Battle ^ at Gates o f came to the platform and conced­ pen blue, skipper blue, brown and rose. OoInndNis Day .... Workman’s S., Britain lar in Germany, but not now. Fear today that Connecticut Repub* Indian forces marched Into the ed defeat compensation award of $8,900 of Communist domination la very Ucana enter the campaign "with Standa^ Oil Plant princely stats at 4 a. m. yesterday ogroml upon for Arthur Rindzuner, Party Hits at Demo* great. The Germans would be "W e’rt all Rapublicaaa,” aoid The O. K. Proposal tho confidence of the peopld thfit' Paraona, 1 Intaoig^.OQrk for a from four directlona under orders 62, of Tonkero, N. Y., for variety verjr disturbed at the withdrawal Soa Francisco, Sept 14— — to garrison Hyderabad until Its fu­ crats and Candidates we ore tho party that can ba de­ Republican v la to r y ^ , of allmanta that overtook him of dt£r army." ' pended upon to again keep Its ture atatUB and relationship to In­ Mass violanee flared in the 11' Aleem’a Aeoep4aaaa Dewey-Richman while woridng in Bolivian jungles "W e set out to have a very promises.” Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales dia la settled. The population of the Accept French Plan day-old California oil otrike thla / for MeGcaw-Worren construction Washington, Sept 14— (/t)— The i different Job in Germany any­ AccepUng his party’s nomina­ Parsons then moved that Al­ state, ruled by a Moslem Nlaam, is company of Hartford . , , Greek Republican sweep In Maine and j how," Clay continued. "I don’t tion for his first full term aa gov­ morning as d O pickets and po­ corn’s nominatloB be made by ac­ Co. 80 par cent Hindu. . To Place Somalilanc clamation. In a brief acceptanea.v Wardrobe Storage Closet newap^iers auggeat that "pirat­ new pressure by the Statea’ Rights know what the hell we came here ernor, Shannon said he .took pride lice fought for more than an hour A fter One column. In the Baldrug area ing" of Greek plane at Salonika for in the first place if we are speech, Alcom said: OCULIST party against Congress candidates { Under Italian Rule In reporting that "every promise” at the main gate of the Standard Holds up to twenty garments. For every­ la the weet, had the heaviest cas­ Sunday by six Communists may goirfg ta ^ t out now." made in the last campaign had "You have nominated ms for a it vffl be toe late! day or seasonable use. Two-piece 3-ply ualties reported, 100 dead and 150 added to Democratic difficulties > Den lea Reports Oil refinery in nearby Richmond. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED have some connection with murder PariB, Sept. 14—(iP)— The Unit been fulfilled. high public office. I am deepty fiberboard construction. Strong wood frame. captured. Their opponents^ the of U. S. radio correspondent George today. j Asked whether the combined "W e make no extravagant During a continuing figh t gratetm for your trust In me. The J M C COM Fitted with a hat ehelf, tie and belt rack ed States and Britain accepted’ to­ British-American army maneuvers N E W FRAM ES $4 .9 8 communique said, lost 50 killed. Polka. . . Hot and August was But President Truman came' claims or dramatic deceptions,” some 1400 A F L maintenance men With ainccra humility 1 ocoopt m a n c n i s t i i I Co n n * on each door. Wood grain finish. Another western column, which good for potatoes In New England back fighting in an attack on poli­ day a French proposal to place in Bavaria had proved anything, the governor said of the platform passed into the plant for the sec­ thla nomination and tha grave re- LENS DUPUCATED Clay branded as "ridiculous’’ re­ ji^mped o ff from Sholapur, due but It Bhlveled apple crop by five ticians with "axes to grind and red Somaliland, a former Italian which the state convention gave ond consecutive day. Piekete and sponaibiUty which goos with I t REPAIRS MADE west of Hyderabad dty, has per cent. * ports that the operation simulated him and bis running mates. "We police were dispers^ momentari­ The honor of serving the party herrings to drag, around” who, he colony in Africa, under Italian defensive action against a Russian reached the town of Matala, on the said, are endangering national se­ promise sound thinking, honest ly by tear gas, and several per­ ohd the state is equoUad by w - road to Rajaaur, the communique trusteeship. invasion. sons report^ly were taken to other—the honor of becoming me curity by "smears” against scien­ A conference source, announc­ planning and forthright action. said. Asked If the western allied for­ “ With .this typically Connecti­ hospitate for treatment of 'minor rimning mate o f bur diatlaguialied Blanket tists. ing jthi'i, said the Soviet replied in ces in Germany were strong In The East cut outlook, we face our opponents injuries. and beloved governor, Jim Shan­ Factory Heads Mr. Truman left little doubt, as the council of foreign ministers enough to fight such an invasion, In the east, another column baa with courage and confidence, and A t the height of the melee steel non. To him, os to you, I piadga he spoke before the American As­ that Russia wants all the pre-war Clay sold: advanced 70 miles from Bexwada, sociation for the Advanrament of the full expectation that the elec­ helmeted police tossed tear gas my unqualified loyalty and my un- Italian colonies placed under Ital­ "If we were waiting for an Im­ bombs at the pickets and the tbs communique aald, and la con­ Get Warning Science here last night that he Was torate will separate truth from caoalng labor in our common pur­ Storage ian trusteeship. Soviet Deputy mediate war with the Soviets, fiction, fact from fancy, and turn strikers picked them up and threw pose and tniaaian— a significant solidating forces at Suriapet which talking about investigations by the Foreign Minister Andrei Vishln* they would not be adequate.” again to the Republican party for them back. victory over the forces which is only 80 air mlles( and 90 road GOP-controlled House Un-Ameri­ sky was quoted as saying, how­ Clay said negotiations among miles from Hyderabad dty. Rules of can Activities committee. its leadership.” 1000 Strikers In Scene would tmdermlne our Amwicon Must Obey ever, that Rus.sia opposes the the military governors here had The governor singled out three way of life and make this great In the northwest, Indian forces That group presently is trying to French proposal because no time “not been broken off, just sus­ About a thousand strikers and Chest Dictator or ’Their sympathizers had gathered In the nation a land of ratiotied oppor­ limit was placed on such a man­ pended by mutual agreement to (OonUnned on Pnge Ten) (Uonilnued on Page Four) area, and some 4(K) were messed tunity and mtioned liberty.” Plants to Be Seized (Ooi.tlnued oa Page Ten) date. resume on call. They may par­ tially be returned to Moscow.” in front of the gate. The eottvention apeedily pro­ , Britain, France and the United The A FL workefa. who bad met ceeded to fill out the raot of the States also have agreed on a pro­ Speaking of prospects for the Shanghai, Sept. 14— (JP>— Maj. winter, if the city remains under i no resistance on their first at­ ticket with Incumbent Republican Gen. Chlang Ching-Kuo, Shang­ posal for study by a committee of tempt to return to work yester­ officials. 175 East Britain's Exteiids Term experts of any problems arising Soviet blockade, Clay said "we | Storm Passes $3-49 hai’s economic dictator, threaten­ day, prepared for trpul^e today Mrs. Frances B, Redick was Center S t from the four-power meeting here. may not be as warm as in the! ed today government seizure of past, but there are no plans to , and used etratagem. nominatsd as ^secretary of the TeL 3665 For storing blankets, furs, clothes, etc. Constructed of 3-ply wood factories for failure to abide by This also was a French proposal. Bermuda Area Op ens Session ’ Of Conscripts Uttle hope is held out for any evacuate the children of the U. S. They aent'two trucks aa a de­ grained fibreboard, wood reinforced. Four ball bearing casters bis decrees. coy by CIO union headquarters (Coatlaaed on Page Tea) If t overall agreement on the question community.” Edgar Clarke attached to bottom for easy rolling. imort to look * iHtIo quolnl ihU sooson. The threat came in a warning Not Be to Severe and right for the main'gate. As from Chlang’a economic control of the Italian colonies. Insurer King George Asks Par­ Britain Forced to Adopt The American commander said No Loss of Life and the trucks reached the picket Youll love that look in Nelly Don's fine bengollne yult office to factory owners that they Only 24 Hours Left the Allied Air L ift would not bring line, a wild fight started.- About liament to Curtai must continue operations “to pre­ Tliis Step Because With a scant 24 hours left to enough coal to Berlin for "ade­ Liltle Property Dam­ 25 tear gas bombs were thrown of rayon and cotton with galloon braid trim. , vent the sudden unemployment of reaqh a decision, delegates of the quate house heating” but that Island Reports back and forth. Power of His Ix>rds factory bands.” O f the Circumstances pig Four powers are not even even so," the winter hardships age, Meanwhile the rest of tht A FL Household lovely, young linei ore simple, well-cut — right for The announcement declared "un­ agreed on whether they have the would not be aa severe as two or Flashes! power to decide the future of I Miami. Fla., Sept. 14—(g)— The London, Sept. 14—(/P)—King scrupulous factory owmers" have Hamburg, Germany, Sept. 14— three years ago. (Uoattnaed on Pag# Poor) (Lota BulfoUaia at tiM UP, Wire) ony letting. Slock or chicory brown. 10-18, 19.99 King George V I rode In royal threatened to suspend operations Britain today extei^ed for Libia. Eritrea and Somaliland. Asked whether Britain and the honeymoon and vacation resort of Com Broom splendor to Westminster today In defiance of economic control three months the term of service Russia says they liaven’t. U. S. planned to "keep up the lift Bermuda cleared away dabria to­ and asked Parliament—In 74 CaU' measures. If no agreement is reached by forever” if negotiations broke day In the wake of a severe hur- of conscripts who were called up Coaf4w with Molotev tlous words—to curtail the andent It was made shortly after Chi­ for the armed forces on or before tomorrow, the issue automatically down. Clay said that decision’ ! rlcane that la.shed the area with Wage Problem power of hla lords. nese students parade in Peiping January 1. 1947. The step was goes ‘to the United Nations . As­ would have to be made by the i winds of. 123 miles on hour. Moaoow, SepL 14— The Hla terse speech opened a spC' shouUng "Beat the Tigers to taken because of the International sembly under the terms of the governments. No loss of. life was reported and three weetcra eaveya eeafeired H O > * » $ 1.98 clal 10-day session of Parliament death..KUI the Rich.” (Tigers situation, an announcement said. lUIlan peace treaty. The Ameri­ Asked if he thought Soviet hints I pvoperty damage was ^ not exten- Of Trainmen i with Sovtat A r a ig h BUoister V. Special and a bitter political battle be­ Is the student name for big time A , government announcement can delegation has announced It they would interfere with the air ; sive, according to reports. • | M.-Molotev f f r oboat M oitoataa Made of fineat quality, chemically treated tween the’ Labor government and black market operatora” ) . The was read to occupation forces In ! The hurricane had winds of 240 I today. It was the ehoiteat o f oh broom corn to assure longer wear. Four vari- the conservative opposition paraders were identified as for­ the British zone of Germany. It (Uontiaued on I’sie Four) (Conttifucd oo Page I'en) miles per Ifour In a small frtm Bpilig Dificufised To- ^16 teur-power nseettaga heM hart 22S MAIN IT. Knit With Bear Brand Yams gated aelw. to " handle. Winston Churchill. „ , mer members of the youth army, said: hear the center and heavy sqUalU since the eod of July oa the Oer- MANCHIimt The king asked the legislator who have been organized Into • It was our anticipation at the j and galea extended outward 200 flay With Manage- moa attoatJoa. to "amend the Parliament Act 6l end of the war that by this time miles from the center. - Hade from lOO^c irgin H’oois ?The Eat Supporting Associa­ Fashion Showing 1911,” by which the Labor goV’ tion ” the post-war international difficul­ It whirled northward at 16 m e i i t Ill Chicago Headed ter North Atinntto Utility Feather'Du^twr...... 69c ernment intends to cut In half the ties would perhaps have been re­ Federals Again Marching miles an hour and the Weather Galled Revolutionary Act Waahlagton. Sept. 14-(58 A two-year period In which the solved. Unfortunately this iexpec- Bureau said it priib.ibly would It was before a youth army CWcago. Sept. 14 — uP) — Four eeveic hurricane whioh egbipped The quiet dignity of Bear Brand Casa Laine O’Cedar Dust Mop ...... $1-49 House of Lords can delay legisla' gathering here, that Economic tation has not been realized. Our 1 make a hIow curve to the north Bear Brand '"IToodenzed^^ tion. 'This Is intended to help the Across Georgia These Day^ railroad Brotherhoods, represent­ Bermuda with wtada of 123 ndlee Director Chiahg; eldest son of armed forces must be In the best i northeast, accelerating in a for- ing engineers, firemen, conductors our fn n cn l home government ram through one possible form to fulfill the de­ w'ard movement. on boor headed for the bday North Dustmaster Dust Mop ...... $1.98 Generalissimo Chi$ng Kai-Shek, and trainmen, arranged a meeting Atlantic eeatanee today. The makes an appropriate, Tuesday, September 14 its most controversial measures— described the new economic laws mands made upon them and these All shipping In Its path waa ad­ nationalization of the Iron and Sept. 14—./P)—TTie i. I f needed, reinforcements will be with management foday to thresh Weather Boreon toU ehippiag ta a fitting background Sport Yarn as "a Socialistic revolutionary demands have materially Increased Washington, vised to exercise extreme caution out wage probleroa. DeLiue Sock Minute Mop complete...... $1.98 steel industry before the general niohod in, reported Regional Law "exetdae eztreoN eoatloa.” for the final service. movement,” and attacked "unpa­ during recent months. Federals are marching through as the disturbance roared toward For the Brotherhood of Railroad FROM 1 TO 5 P.M . elections of 1950. triotic business men here termed "The government has decided -in X "War of the Enforcement Supervisor Bill Davis the. busy north Atlantic shipping Johnson Wax, ga llo n ...... $2.98 It seems destined to be one Georgia today Trainmen and the Order of Rail­ Can upon ua in time of a- the q>eech “rabble rousing and that It Is necessary for all naUonal in Atlanta. ] lanes. way Oonductors, the talks ware the Saearity CoinmO fo Blaat C 2 Or. Ball the most controversial legislative serv'ice men due for release In the Dovea.” 'cwe do not Wish to embarrass 85 red flag waving." To Pass Out to Sea opening drive in their demand for Foils. Sept. 14—(FV—The Catted need whatever the sessions of recent history. and l^ort Yam H^acon ax. Gallon $2.89 With The only announced “threats” next few months who have not left The "Invaders,’’ more than 30 of­ State Director Charles Elliot or Chief Storm Forecaster Grady a 25 per cent wage increase. The Natioas aononaead today tha 8o- hour, day or night. le colors in the popular fine quality sport yarn. Thousands of Spectators their units for release by today, to ficers strong, deployed today In any Georgia hunters.” Davis said, .Norton said at Miami the hurrl- two unions claim 250.000 members. eority Conoco wUI moot Hhwadoy Thousands of spectators lined of factory closures have been In be retained for a period of three .lani-'Htri! iiWw— (uCii'.Tfat t ing Pgecn, Cxallon ...•••■••...... i$3*25 the handouts of the official gov­ readiness for tomorrow s D-Day ’but thara’s a law and it will beltane apparently would pass out-to 'nia atsslona with the Brother­ oa tho lavaaloa of Hydorobod by the route of royal procession to see months beyond the date when In attack against all the early bird- enforced." sea' without any effects felt along hood of Locomotive Fireman and the monarch and Queen Elizabeth ernment Central News Agency and the normal course they would Old English Wax, Gallon...... $2.98 the statements of economic over- hunters th-y can catch. Support- The Federal-agency had set the ’ the U. S. coast. Enginemen, claiming a total of Bear Brand Miss Enima Lou Kehler ride from Buckingham in an Irish have been released. Ing the effort will be a one-plane | Georgia dove season from Decem- Bermuda, .ibout 60(i miles off 150,060 mambers. were a continua- state coach—last used at Princess lord Chlang. “ We are reluctantly compelled laapertaat TOettiaagy One such announcement was alr force. ‘her 18 to January 21 at part of a j^e South Carolina coast, was rtion of* previous talks. The engi­ Phene Vapoo Rug Shampoo...... 60c Elizabeth’s wedding. to take this step, but there is no piattern designed to give himlers ' lanhed by wiiuis up to 1‘23 miles WaaMagtoa. SapC 14— (F) — 1 Or. Skein headlined “ Die-hard reactionary •'•We’re going to arre-st every neers and' firemen are asking In­ Coogreaaloaal spy lavestigataaa ^ey end Night 5 9 c Modeling Nelly Don Fashions * A sovereign’s escort of house- other.-thfit would enable the armed person we < atcji hunimg doves in throughout the South an equally j,n hour in gUTla. l’“ W>-r. lines creases of $1.76 S' day, a spokes­ Angel Zephyr hold cavalary trotted along In full master olotters threaten shut force.s'i’to meet the commitments reported today Seleattat Morghi Dippo Silver Cleaner...... 69c down factories:" that state before December 18, fair chance at the birds. }w« re blown down ' and highways man said. 4 3 4 0 dress uniform of blue and red. which they now have and are like­ In 1046. firemen and engineers D. Koaea "gave oa soom very taa- Despite the lurid language, bus­ said Albert M. Day. dlrecloi of the . But the Georgia game tomnils- | (itKideil. Soigr- slate roota were pertaal teettoaogy” after he qolck- Their jiollshed breastplates and ly to continue in the immediate fu­ Service. Sion ptotested that the late season blown off and fallen tree Iimbe< asked a $3 a day boost and settled A aotft torn yam for socks, light- I C Degreascr, Qt...... $1.59 white and red plumed helmets inessmen have pointed out there ture. No other step would suffi­ U. S. Fish and Wildlife ly rhaagad hla odad ahanl tolhlng 2 Oz . Skein is a real possibility that many He added to a reporter: would daprlva their nlmroda of all littered the streeU. for $1A4. The $1.67 ta the differ­ Take The Elevator To The Second Floor gleamed In the bright sun. ciently reduce the loss of trelnod Stores opened briefly to permit to them. wdgiiit eweanmn, etc. Bequtiful quality. 16 95e pTimtI^an 25c foctories may have to suspend op­ "W e’re going tb prosecute of- good biuiting. It then announced ence between the original demand But — like the royal address, men residents to stock up, then closed and tlM aattlament, tha spokesman Mads from the finest Australian yarns. Extra written for the king by hip labor erations since to abide by gov­ The statement said thev,..= situationo.vu.uim 1«nders In Federal courts and we re its own hunting dates: September OOlOCK r revised from Ume to time XOlilg to ask for Qie heaviest fines 15 to Septamber 20 and December •gain in the face of the howling aoid. soft 12 colors. ministers — the royal ceremonies ernment price freezing reguletlons will be 'Managemant ta repreaentsd by Tressary Bslsiice Green Stomps Given With Cash Spies as of Aug. 19. means to sell their low will allow.” 15 to oJnuary SI in northern Geor­ wind and driving rain. Buses «vere cut short The royal couple In light of the current internation­ Stopped and tourists and residents a Carrtars* Conference Committee took the shorteet route from Buck­ stock at below the eoet of pro­ al situation.’’ It expressed regret Day ordered hla mobi'* gia and from December 1 to Jan- Waahlagten.*^#pt 14— into the peach state after the 51 in tha r«st of the sUtc. holed up in hotels and homes un­ which apenka for all.claas ena rail- ingham palace to the Houses of duction. that it was necessary to chimge roada - poalUen o< tha Trcooiiiy Saptnas- Georgia • gome and fish eommlo- Offlciala told Federal forces til the worst of the' blow passed. Parliament. The state opening of A dlsnatch frdm Nanking todav the plan by which it was hoped no Varieoa Basic lUrica A COMPLETE LINE OP post-war conscripts would have to alon refu s^ to alter a decision op­ were used once before in the only The disturbance, born about bar Ifi: Parliament was the shortest on sa'd Chlsng paid a surprise visit 500 miles east northeast o f Anti­ The four claaaea of workers now TIk J M t H A M CORK tn ’-'s fath**. " “c.rident. today serve more than tv/o years and all ening the dove-hunting season to­ prevtoua instance in which a Mate Roealpts. $137.517.961.14: as:- BEAR BRAND YARNS record. The entire ceremony last­ gua British West Indies, reached receive varying rates baaed on a TI|€ JUKHAkCeoM The J M ( H A I ^ CORK MANCHESTER COMH* ed four minutes, with the king re- and reported that the flow-of gold men called up. before January i, morrow, despite Federal regma- set Its pwn’ hunting acaaonc in de­ I peadtturea, $31,979,433.53: . hoi- M a m CMIISTEB COMM' AT POPULAR PRICES a n c h ster o n m . F. 1947, would be released by the end Uons which ban ahooli*ng until De­ fiance of PVderal regulations. That ihurrxaiie force Saturday as it I M I C - I northward in ■ ths Atlantic, t (Uonrinnafi an m a e Faatk lanck. 34.M7.Si4.4dt.0fo \ V ICOaUaned oa Ps|^ tea^ (Oenttanad oa P a n T(Mit of this y*ar- cember 18. ■tata? Oeenta. _ * 7 X ■ JX-d 51ANCHESTER EVENING HERALU, MANCHESTER. GUNN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER It, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CDNN„ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1948 PAGE TWO 1 House, was blocked In the Senate . nomic aystem of this country on r,.ipubl;cans> dare to eliminate 7" I them directly but wUl . M i ^ In f do atfect In lacroaalnf tha vote beike at Sperry's Pond on Route 85 on Saturday aftemooB, Sep­ by a small group of Democratic! tbs other." he ssked. My answer Is that | water them dosm, and neutr W AR-PROVID FORMULA* up to a lata hour thla aftamooa. . Emergcncy Doctors McMahon Hits tjiey trill dara •llmlnate none of j them In administration.” Early Vote Model Homes Plan Bowling H A (t I 1 0 H D Trijiity Grads tember 18th for department mem- senators who wrere able to see | "There has been no cry against In fact, thera waa aoma. tndtcaUon t al New Available!^ ben and their friends. Chowder, through It," ho asserted. ', V .; business on the part of the that today*a early vote wae leea Dr. Georgs Lundbsrg and Dr. Concerning what he termed "big . Republican party," McMahon de- than that of a yaar afo. Thla wae will be served at 1 p. m. and the GOP Regime Very Light Nearly Ready Joseph Maasaro will respond to League Play WeU Placed bake will be conducted from 4 un­ govemroent" and "big labor," Me-; dared. attributed by some to the general e.m e r g ency calls tomorrow lack of Interest ao far due to ab­ ALl IN PERSON til 5 o’clock. Ticket returns must Mahon said that "it la typical o f . Declaring that "the accompUsh- 'H afternoon. tiioxe who espouse the Hoover ment* a t thi* administration ar* sence of hotly contested nomina­ be made to W. A. Roberta or to Says Republicans Are Primaries Draw Only tions. Those to Be Open fo r CB Swings Into Action 82 Recent Graduates the Firebouso no later than Tues­ theor>' of govemaient to favor the numerous fr.deed, " the senator as- Among those voting, some felt day, September 14th in order that Planning to Return abolishment of industry wide bar-1 serted thrft “they Tepresent, in 129 in First Hour; Homes Festival Rapid­ Soon; Interest Is Re­ TEXBENEKE In Poaitiona; 62 to arrangements for the bake may gaining on the one hand, while | short, the reco%’er>' of this nation that the eatabUahment of more voting places was a great conveni­ Miss W eir Honored T U r be completed. The follow’ing com­ To the Hoover Era tearing monopoUatlc tendencies j from the Hoover depression." Polls Close at 8 p. in. ly Near Gimpletion ported Increasing Continue Studies mittee memben will meet at the free to wreak havoc on the eco-j "WHlch of them will they (the GRANT’S ence while others complained they clbricsi Firehouse tomorrow night at had more difficulty in reaching At Shower Party New Haven, Sept. 14— (P)— Sen­ ATHLETE’S FOOT tMCtSt Manchester voters today were their district voting place than Inspection yesterday of the five ^ league sponsored by GlENNKIllER Hartford, Sept 14—(P)—Eighty- eight o’clock: Chairman Dahlcn WEDNESD.W A. M. SPECIAL ator Brisn McMahon (D., Conn.) selecting the nominees for the two they had experienced under the model homes wrhich will be fUr- the Cheney Brothers AthleUc As- two rocent Trinity Collsgs gradu­ Nevertte, Paul Maneggia. Donald M lation will soon swlsg into ac­ •f MSM former eingle precinct arrange niehed and open for Inspection Miss Barbara Mae Weir, daugh­ ates have accepted poeltloiM In Tedford, Frank Pag^oli, Adolph charged here today that "the Re­ V - Am M o A AthtoU> foot major parties In four voting dis­ ment. during Fall Home Fashion Festi­ tion, It waa fiecidad at a Bowling business and industry at an aver- wlthMit rMttliOt *ow yon caa *” •*.•??* ,**^***i ** trMtsd ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Roberts, William Roberts, Ches­ publican party la actively plan­ tricts for the first time. A sep­ With the light vote to this after­ val Week in Manchester disclosed rommittse meeting, headed by aga starting salary of 32,600, It with ATH-O-DBX* dpaapo—d of rooderful new In- Weir of 73 Brookfield street, t-ffiksdlANTi terfield Pirie, Ekirle Qowdy, Rus­ witli lW< arate set of election officers was noon, there wss no congestion ex thst the houeea are rapidly near­ f^ ln n a n Henry Bengston, held In w as report^ today by John F. sell Fountain and Thomas W. Wil­ ning return to the Herbert Hoover Don't miss another day of this whose marriage to Ruseell A r­ fcr Axm^ »B «« P«r«»nn^ A™-OJ’*L. stationed in each district. Each perienced anywhere. Polls close ing completion. Wallpapera have the Cheney cafeteria last night. Butler, director of placement. son. school of political thought.” SCOOP Cars Wanted! trwtaieat to ilaipto, ooRf •• fcilow. Apply olattnent St p. m. been hung and painting com­ A t least one team from every di- These facts were made known in FAIL l5StS Sict«l «r«. I« the^nln* S thur Perkins, son of Mrs. Etta G. Mias Allison Lee of New York 'T h e public relations campaign excitin g ' entertainment W« boy* afl aurfiw ai had its own modsrator, two assiat- pleted in practically all rooms and vtilon will participate, making a the Annuel Report to Dean Arthur N SW . sMider If—lr. also aprlnkto Into aboes and ant registrars, two sets of check­ Perkins of Autumn street will City, daughter of Mr. and Mn. to bring forth the Herbert Hoover lodeb—1936 ta 1949. tSifSion. ATII-O DKX U floors were being sanded yester­ seven or eight-team league. Since H. Hughes. MjTon Lee of South Bolton, was ers, and a machine attendant for take place Saturday, October 9, harmlMa to okln tlamo. Start fhit proacd two-way day. Alexander Jarvis of the Jar­ •ome of the milts have announced While 82 students have .been soloist at the wedding of Miss of 1928 and obliterate the Hoover S ^ U S S t ^ - w a t c h rt» lta. At dru4 coontar^ each of the five machines. vis Realty company, developers of waa honor guest at a mlscellan- the Intention of producing two or placed In jobs, 62 have been ac­ Irene Wilkialis to John Ki-acunaa, of 1932 is not coinddental or acci­ • Percola* • ShWiSf* ' Instant Cash Charles Crockett was modera- , About Town the Olcott tract and bulldera of eoUk shower Friday evening. The even three teams, it is very possi­ E fIS T U J O O D cepted at graduate schools. Twen­ on Saturday, September 11 at St. dental." McMahon told a luncheon Televisioa tpr *n the first district. E.irlc Flo- i Buying Scnrice COMPLETE SUCCESS GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK the homes, stated that the houses party waa given at the home of ble that an A and B league will be ty Ynen are consideiing job offers John's chui-ch in Poqtlonock. MUs meeting m the N*w Haven Rotary- 95 square inches of han,' In the second district. James [ * Paplina • Rev. W. Raph Ward, Sn, whose will be ready Saturday of this her aunt, Mrs. Max Kaeulkl of 172 fom ed to accommodate all who "DREAM OIRL" made end 15 others have applied Lee sang Schubert’s “ Ave Maria" club. crystal’Clesr picture H. Johnston, th the third di.strict. ■ obituary appei •rk intoreated. North End Pharmacy, J. W. Hale, Corp., Center Pharmacy ears elsewhere in to- week or Monday for decorating by Center atreet. Batty Huttoa McDeaald Carey for graduate study. and "Becauae” . Miss Lee returned “The forces behind Hoover then, accoaipaaicd by sound BARLOW and Albert Todd in the fourth dis-' day’a Herald, waa here In 1M4 and the local furniture etorea ’The bride-elect was presented Monday and Tuesday have been "Waterfreat At Mtdaiglrtr Because meny companies were to Bolton in the evening and al­ are the forces behind Dewey now," reception at its besL trict. The headquarters for the | again in 1947 when he took part Curbings were also being poured with a corsage early in the eve­ Mlected as the nights for league still looking for young men for so sang at the Fair Saturday MOTOR SALES bowling. The Charter Oak alleys he declared. "They represent elecUon wss in the State Armory i in tha 21st anniversary strvlce of yesterday in preparation for in­ ning and Invited to her aunt’s W ed: "Em peror W aH a" la Coler training programs, graduates expe­ night. Her selections were ‘•SUi ; and have alwa.vs represented, the | and Attorney John J. O'Connor ! the South M etb^ist church, stalling a gravel road into the de­ home. When she arrived she waa, have been secured for the use of Faatsne—’1:68, dffig, t d d rienced little difficulty In getting 595 Main Street the league. dc la varapa" from "II Trovatore" ' backbone of the Republican party. FM Rodio waa Chief Moderator. All dec-1 — velopment which, along with grad­ surprised to find a group of rela­ Jobs, Mr. Butler said. Some fields and "Danny Boy”. Tel 5404 Or 2-1709 A meeting of the girls under the Last Show Toatgkt— 8:09 such sa personnel, advertising and 1 The Republican leadership is now \ Ftswless FM recep­ Ruptured? tlon officials were sworn in st the Thomas Ferguson, publisher of ing and planting o f* grass and tives and friends already as­ Bolton I ^ A will hold its first ! endeavoring to give Hooverism a ' ? i E 3 ^ AkrOB M»4»tB Tiua* different districts by 7:45 this, xhe Herald, who was operated shrubs will be completed In time sembled and the home decorated chairmanship of Audrey Waddell industrial production did not pro­ tion. Exclusive radar- Back PaS —Mo ptoltud- meeting of the season at Quarry- •new look.' Washable, Roe quality cottons morning. i upon at the Manchester Memorial for the formal opening of the In pink and green. Envelopes con­ will be held at 8 o’clbek on ’Thurs­ vide as many openings as in the t> pe tuner keeps FM in ia f (lad BoaU ta waar NEW AHRON TKtMH FIT- day. Plans for a woman's league vllle church tomorrow evening at McMahon charged that "the No Crowds 1 hospital eight weeka ago tonight houses on Saturday, September taining directions for finding her previous year, but on the whole 8 o’clock. Mrs. Pauline Maiieg- constant, perfect tunc. in a glorious selection of col- Iko CjBtkiBf—BOI TINU bp gnidualFd ex- will bo made at that time. > there were ample oppoitunltles for renaUssance of Hooverism fathered A partB. Ibin'l tBko I'hBnr^a There was no large crowd wait-1 for the removal of gall stones, is 25th at 2 o’clock. varied and lovely gifts were con­ gla, program chairman, has ar­ BpwUng Interest Is high in Man­ the 1948 graduate. by the stand-patters of the Repub­ oU and prints. 35'-36* wide. tvUh lna*|»arli*npod fru»» Ing for the polle to open. Robert | now convalescing at his home. 175 ’The Retail Merchant’a Dlvtston cealed in a miniature garden. A f­ ranged to l» v c George O. Rose, J. JBmith cast the first vote in the Main strset. He left the hospital of the Chamber of Commerce has ter they had been collected and chester this year and « good sea­ THB Graduates received an average lican party, started in the 80th Oltipg. O ur r*|N>r1a gl\e son la anticipated. of three job offers. Salaries ranged Chairman of the Board of Educa­ Congress, and reached its peak AM Radio vnn prlvatr. paraiinal first district, Otto Nelson and W ll-1 Sunday afUmoon and is making contacted all Main street stores admired a buffet luncheon was tion, talk on the new school and in regard to holding Open House from 31,800 to 33,700. during the do-nothing special ses­ All o f your favorite Unbleached •ervtre. If too havo Ham DeHan voted at the same , good progress towards recovery. served by the hostesses. The answer questions of those in at­ on Friday evening, September 24, Study Housing Problem O A K G R ILL Standard Broadcast wnm a tmos, vi>u mTH 1 time In the second district, R. E. ----- shower cake halted by Mre. In the btisiness field 23 men en­ tendance. Superintendent of Ru­ sion.” along with the thirteen stores Nothing on Housing programs with new knot* what real cumlori Csmey was the first in the third | An open business meeting of the Kasulki wras decorated by Mre. tered Industry. 21 are employed ral Eklucatlon, George E. Graff, MUSLIN sponsoring the Fall Fashion Festi­ Waterbury, Sept 14—(P) — The In insurance and insurance sales radiant tone .. . big mttano II tmu ,tet tinr ex­ district, and Max Olaiber was the . Rotary club la scheduled for this Frank Server. IS NOW will also address the meeting and The 80th Congre.ss. the senator val locally. Several have already •Associated Retailers of Connecti­ and 10 are teaching. The remain­ volume and power. M Squar* pert* bl TOO »Htb a ne»% first In the fourth district. ' evening at the Manchester Coun- will especially explain the split declared, "neglected to take any - AHRON BIOliRRN George H. WaddslI and Judge tjy club. New business and future signified their desire to cooperate cut an anti-sales tax group whan Air Conditioned ing men entered selling, merchan­ action to provide decent housing." organised last year, has turned Its made of second grade due to'the m r s s . William 8. Hyde who are usually projects outlined at a board of by holding Open House oiT om t dising. utilities, investments, bank­ but "concentrated on bills like the Democrats Ahead attention to the housing problem, unusually large enrollment this CaU— g o a j, Afersdtsey tmd among the first to vote were both directors’ meeting held at Presi­ date. ing. civil ser\ice, journalism, per- Moore-Rlsley bill which would ’The stores which are sponsoring announcing It wants to servo as FOR aoiuiel, radio, and social service year at South School. "It is ex­ Chtnty, Imt. OM StTlB Tiwaa Baek absent today. Mr. Waddell is at­ dent Joe Pero’a house Wednesday pected that a social bour Includ­ have Increased the bills of gas PbAb—MbIb U>b cuabot- night will be dtscuaaed. the M a n c h e s t e r Fall Home In New London liaison agent among labor, build­ work. consumers by 130 millions a year.” - I M U R A n i - tending a convantion of city man­ Fashion Festival September 24 to ers and bankers and other loan YOUR PLEASURE Among those students in the ing games and singing will follow M o W t e t a Miiiaj^^BBBlB CBaaiBt QUINN’S "The Rlsley bill, passed in the Ooc Lewis St, Hartlecd 7-91S9 agers and Judga Hyde is a patient October 3 are WiUton’s Gift Shop, agencies. A conference attended graduate school group, 12 have the talks. Refreshments will be in a Boston hospital. Edward M. Ferris, son of Mr. Watkins Brothers, Inc., The Tex­ New London, Sept. 14—(P)—The here yesterday by representatives been accepted in medical school, served by the hospitality com­ and Mrs. E. J. Ferris, Jr., of 229 PHARMACY First Voting tile Store, Potterton’B, B. D. Democratic party today held a 5- of these groups developed a five- 11 are sfitering theological achools, mittee. During the first hour the vote East Center street, left by plane point program which ANaoclatlon The WSCS of Quarryvllle FM-AM Pearl’s Appliance and Furniture, 2 control of the City Council but Sevan are continuing studies in TELEVISION Receiver wss exceptionally light with only today for Miami, Florida, where The Paris Curtain Shop, O. E. President Richard Forester said It business school, while six each Methodist church will meet at the ■rSA-' 129 votes cast throughout the he will take flight courses at the Keith Furniture Co., Inc., Kemp’s the Republicans held ellm control was hoped would make possible have gone Into the fields of law church tomorrow afternoon at 2 C a r t t S t t ! Three thrilling forms of home towTi. In the first district there Embry-Rlddle School of Aviation Inc., Johnson Brothers, Harrison’s, of both the Board of Education construction of four or five-room and engineering. Other students o’clock. Tile executive commit­ PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDCriNO entertainment in one beautiful PHYLLIS w'ere 31 Republicans and three ' to enable him to go into flying in ’The J. W. Hale Oorp., Benson’s and the Board of Selectmen. homes to rent for 850 a month. hope to receive their graduate de­ tee of the society will meet at 1:30 ANB THAT AWFUL ITCH console at a price less than some Democrats recorded. In the .sec­ civilian life. In World W’sr II he Guaranteeing labor continuous em­ i grees In art. chemistry, drama, ed­ to make plana for the ensuing consoles without television. Five :oo Furniture and Appliances, Bar- With about half of the elector­ KEEQDBDB h BV Oa* of til* w»rnlBS »ltn» of Pln-Wormi la ond district there were recorded 26 took part In the Naval aviation stow's and the Jarvis Realty Co. ployment in return for lower wage ucation. English, history, lan- quarter. , television controls, easily operated program for three yearp. ate voting, each party named two a B*ssiBS r*et*l lt*li whleh ofUn e * M KARLIN Republicans and 12 Democrats. In demands was one of the pro­ WED. THRU SAT. Iguages, literature, music, phj’sics, Bolton Library will be open as adsctlBS *»4 fcroka* *l*op, *nd m*r la*d for hair-line perfect tuning. FM- members to the City Council in to *T « aaoro scrions SiitraM. the third district there were 21 gram’s points. First HanclMster Shoe and social service. usual tomorrow afternoon from AM radio is mounted in"TopV'ue" Republican and 10 Democratic yesterday’s election while the Re­ It U no longer necaaiant to ant np with SSS.H (Mwot .. .IN OUR HANDS The Women’s Auxiliary of the Cub Pack Makes Mr. Butler reported that career one tintll five o’clock. tk* tioubi* caused hr Pin-WorM, beeauao type panel. Don't put off seeing it votes. In the fourth district there Italian-American club will meet publicans sleeted two eso)i to the Bees can distinguish between counseling le considered the most •eieac* h*a at last found a war to lick \i«siMT*«t«.aai Teacher of Piano other two boards, the democrats The Ladles’ Benevolent Society —hearing it, another day! were 16 Republicans and 10 Demo­ tomorrow evening at 7:30 'at the different degrees of brightness of important function of Trinity’s iof Bolton Center church will con­ thee* atubborn oaiilr aud aafelr.^ Plans for Season naming one to each. CotJAYNrS KW attb* firatsitn of Pis. crats recorded a.s having voted. clubhouse on Eldridge street. | a given color, but are blind to red. Placement Office. Consequently, duct a food sale at the J. W: Hale Wornu. P-W i* a medicallr aound treat- Voting started to pick up from Elected to the City Council j o m D BMBt baaed oa ain aOeiallr rceocnitad drug the pttyram last year included Co. store in Manchester on Thurs­ B. D. PEARL'S SERMCE W.T. G r a n t C o. Telephone 7384 YOUR CAR IS then on as both party workers W’ere Democrats ’Thomas J. Grif­ 1,495 personal Interviews by the •lewont which haa proved verr offectir* In The Buckland-Oakland Club will ’Tljr committee of Cub Pack 91 day. The sale, which la In charge daalinc with thla sslr iafeetion. The waaU APPLIAN CE AND Ft'RNITl'RE started to bring in the votes. In­ hold its first get-together of the met last evening to discuss plans fin and James F. Nsilan and Re­ tml r* • I placement director. Eighteen ca­ of Mrs. Edaon P. Herrick, will P>W Ublets act la a apoelal war to dastror dications are that there will be a 649 MAIN STREET TEI,. 7590 815 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER fall tomorrow evening. A pot luck for the coming year. Harold Berg- publicans James A. May ani reer meetlnge featured guest start at 2 p.' m. Pia-Woma MV aaaaaa Pia-Woraa nliafl 45 Hamlin Street light vote during the day with the supper will be served at 6:30 un­ lund, ’Chairman of the committee Fred Benevenuli. both former Exm M onjjj speakers from various fields of Registration of men under the IN GOOD HANDS majority voting from 5 o’clock un­ Mayors. They will join three Dem­ buatnssa and the profeaaion. Forty- der the chairmanship of Mrs. new draft law will continue at the til the closing of the polls at 6 announced the following mem- Richard Hazleton. All former ocratic holdovers on the council, oeven companies conducted filO town clerk’s office thla week. o’clock tonight. ber.s: members, and new families in the Cubmaater,' J. M. Dormer; As­ Leo B. Reagan, Samuel J. Selleck interviews st Trinity while Trinity Town CHerk David Toomey states AMESITE More Voting Places Buckland area are urged to at­ and Anthony Pi ’Turello. men were referred to 276 other ’The establishment of four voting sistant chairman, 'Kenneth Hud­ 6REAT NEW WEST! that Friday. September 17, will be tend. A ’’cootie" party under the ’The Republicans elected Fred' companies. the last day of registration. Men places in town was apparently hav- son; assistant Cubmasters, ’Thom­ Two hundred ninety-nine under­ DRIVEWAYS direction of Mrs. George Potter- as Murphy, C. D. Makepeace, erick W. Edgerton and William C. of all ages affected by the law may graduates registered for part-time ton, Jr., will be one of the amuse­ John Patelli; secretary, Dan Hair; Stuart to the school board while register any day through Friday. POWER ROLLED ment features. the Democrats elected Mrs. Doro­ and summer employment, 525 re­ assistant secretary, Abbott Chase; ferrals were made and 264 were Orders taken now! Specializ­ treasurer, Joseph Sylvester; as­ thy Sattl. Each party had two holdover members on the board, (employed through the Placement ing In parking arena and gas The Inasmuch Clpss of tha sistant treasurer, Frank Steele; atations. Work guaranteed. Suffering Cliurch of the Nazarene will meet awards chairman. Walter Ander­ the Republicans. Secretary Chari Office. es W. Redden and Frank H. Ham- 3IILITARY WHIST Time paymenta arranged. Free this evening at 7:45 at the home son; Bsoistant awards chairman, Wed„ Tburs., Fri., Sat. eattmatea. of Miss Anna French, 16 Edger- Harvey Barrette; quartermaster, I len, the Democrats, Edward P. Wed., Sept. 15—8 P. M. From I Neilan and Mrs. Eleanor Rossiter. Sept. iS, 16, 17 and 18 ton street, Instegd of at the church Alfred Steele; publicity, C. D. Betty Grabis In MASONIC TEMPLE as originally planned. ’The Republicans control the new Bolton Makepeace. I "MOTHER WORE TIGHTS’' . Chapman Court, O. of A. DeMaio Brothers The theme for September will I board, 4-3. (In Technicolor) Paving Contractora Since 1931 Asthma? Tvvo Republican Incumbents, Dorla Mohr D'ltaUa Playing and Door Prize* The Veterans’ Council will meet be "Round Up Time”, and will be ALSO: Charlie Chan In Tel. Manchester 8345 Refreahmeate—Adm. 50o CaD Mancheater 7691 Anyrtlma SANSON'S ASTHMA ’Thursday at 8 p, m. at the Vet­ presented by the Cubs, at the Pack Mrs Jennie Fitzpatrick and Nic- "DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS" erans of Foreign Wars Home, Man­ meeting which will be held at the I ola Kfagro. were elected to the ENJOY THE MOVIES IN * No matter what make of car yon REMEDY chester Green. Organizations will ' Board of Selectmen, with Mrs. Richard Noren, son of Mr. and -Me Manchester Green school October C05IF0RT A LL MOS4|IIITOS drive . . . no matter what type of re­ please see that their delegates at­ 5Iary Riley the only Democrat Mrs. Fritg Noren of South Road, Haa helped maay people T at 7:30 p. m. AND INSCtrrS CONTROLI.ED pairs It may need . . . drive it in here tend these meetings. Reports will Den Mothers present were JIrs. named. BV AEROPLANE DDT SPRAT rolled up the highest number of lead a normal, active life b.v be beard from the Service Center Total Vote cast was 6,121. points m the children's exhibits and you'll driva it out properly re- rensovlax the painful symp- W. P. McKlnnie, Mrs. J. M. Dorm­ and the special committee to the er, Mrsy ’Thomas Murphy, Mrs. at the Grange Fair Saturday and paired by eipert mechanics. From toma of aathma. Town Board of Directors. became the winner of the purebred minor adjustments to overhauls . . # Raymond Schallcr, Mrs. John START USING IT Patelll, Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Palmer Jersey heifer. Richsrd. exhibited wa handle them all. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitz­ his four head of cattle, an Ox­ \ TODAY Holt, and Mrs. H. P. Addis. The patrick of 406 Oakland atreet have •Den Mothers will notify the Cubs IN 3IANCHEStER’S ford sheep, garden products and S w e a te r s For Sale at the Following had as their guest recently, Mr. of the opening date of their meet­ baked goods. Hilletovvn Grange Blancbester Drag Stares: Fitzpatrick’s mother, Mrs. Mar- ings. won first prize in the float parade FOX CHtLDXEN tin Fitzpatrick, of aaramorris. CHAMP R E S T A U R A N T L E A G U E with the Bolton Center Youth The next committee meeting MORIARTY qCINVS PHARMACT County Mayo, Ireland. Mrs. Fitz­ will be held on September 28 at Fellowship entry taking second 11 GIRLS' Tel. 4136 patrick made the trip from Dub­ 8:00 p. m. prize and Bolton Volunteer Fire NORTH END, PHARMACT lin, Ireland, and phms to make Department, third. The doll car­ Tel. 634fi her home with her daughter, Mrs. riage parade, a big feature for SU p ^ n BROTHERS Martin Arens of Elmwood. 3ii iH vouii owm4 Buqr iHt mown It'.AIwaysCAVEY’S very little girls, was won by On Tha Level At Center And Broad CENTER PHAR.MACT Nancy Maneggia. daughter of Tel. 436S 4.’> EAST CENTER ST. KNOWN FOR QUALITY ’The place of the Challoner Club E M LOEbV S LLOYO NOLAN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maneggia. TELEPHONE 5135 • WELIION DRtlO meeting tomorrow evening has BURL IVES and Deena McDonough, daughter Sweaters Tel. 5321 been changed from St. James's DRIVE ilil THEATRE GERALDINE WAU of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McDon­ Featuring Free Delivery hall to Murphy's restaurant. 'Dlaccmiber For Fine Food — Served ough, took second and third priz- Plus ‘RAILROADED’ ts. Affair" ENDS TODAY Tha son bom September 10 in Plus: "Blondie’e To Meet Exacting Tastes A huge crowd of dancers packed Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Analversary" “UNCONQUERED” the Community Hall at night and Joseph Cstaldl of 27 lUdgewood were thrilled when the ticket of (In Technicolor) •treet has been named Joseph. Norman Pretiss of Rockville prov­ Factory ’They have a four-year-old daugh­ CHOICE SELECTION OF DRINKS Plus “CURLEY” ed to be the winner of the cedar Plica THE ter, Joan. chest and its contents. Mr. PreuSs will be married on Satui-day to | Dakota Council No. 61, wiU STARTS THURSDAY d e l i g h t f u l p a n o n c n i g h t l y Miss EHeanor Hutchinson, daugh- j RED CROSS meet tomorrow evening in Odd i "(TOBNERED" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Keeney Hutch- I FeUows hall. A penny bingo and Pins: "Bells of St. Angelo" inson. I a social time with refreshments ' THE • Earlier in the afternoon, Rus­ • 1 0 0 % A l l W o o l will follow the business, ! sell Tucker captured first place in I “ ■ “ o • ,ln the half-mile run with Arnold •Colors Galore ■ Miss Patricia Ann Mulcahey of i Tobias coming In second. The 4 54 Valley atreet, resumed her i SHERIDAN baseball game between Andover •Re^. anrl Bulky Knit I J ' sophomore year of study today at 1 and Bolton schoolboy teams re­ St. Joseph's Academy. Miss Mul- i N.B. sulted in a decisive victory for cahey, who won a scholarship at | Noonday Luncheons FAMILY NIGHT Andover with a score of 16-4. •Sizes 7 to 14 LEHIGH VALLEY iA ia ilre a St. James's school two years ago ' WED.-V* iCES.»FRI.-&AT. There were many interesting recently returned after a trio i exhibits on display during the day CHECK THIS ALL-ROUND through the Middle West, in which EVERY TUESDAY ineluding an antique patchwork, Anthracite Coat and she accompanied Mr. and .Mrs i q-jilt, several bedspreads and SERVICE LIN l-UR t The Sinndnrd for 70 Tsard Daniel J. Haggerty and Miss Marv // many itenrs of crocheting in the ' BOYS’ C. Haggerty of Valley street. The ’ iniu Kiiw 5 :3 0 to 8 t3 0 p. m. ■ handwork booth. Mis.s Grace Ted­ INGINI: Our ^mplete "Ttme-Up** wAI ‘n August and SIM nisi The VARIED ^lENU SERVED ON TIME ford displayed oil paintings and Your Futuramic Mechani^Jnvites you to restore that "song of power.'' visited many (loinU of interest peifcil drawings iiuluding a por­ P u llo v e r F a i r b a n k s -M o r s e Kemp's, IncJ HPmsi ■ Fumitura, and Slaslo ____ they made their headquarters with I CeltrSy trait bt her mother which • was' lUBIICATlOa; We'll check your oU . . . relativca in Iowa, and returned bv I TECHNI- •AT much appreciated by Bolton peo­ Sweaters bring in your cur for the i^est of core! chan^^ it if necessary . . . lubricate your ANTHRACITE STOKERS! way of Niagara Falls. ; BY SPECIAL REQUEST ple. Lovely asters and Bolton'a COLOR famous Ghessey gladiolus were • *1 I \ chassis thoroughly, v > Sunset Council. No. 45, Degree ' MUSICIl This Tuesday It WIH features of the flower display. • \ of Poeshontas. will hold a kitchen ! mi Hobby Items Included a hive of COOLING SYSTUI: Drain and flush out your bingo .tomorrow evening at the > xmi Meet llic mpn "ho can do the most for vmir carl Drive ih and »cc V^^niobile a "Futuramic radiator . . . check all cooneclioas. FARR’S \ Be Our Famous bcM, many collections, and arta home of Mrs. James Kitzeciald ' and crafts work. F a c to ry Mccliaiiii !>." riicn you'll Lnow why Oldciiiohilr is llir pat r-sriirr in srrvi(\. just a* the spcc- REAL 12 Brainard Place.’ Members and ^ About one hundred and twenty- Price ■lAKIS: Adjust and reline if necessary . . . friends -will be w'elcome. i Dining Room of Distinction . five people were served a delicious tariilar I iiliiramic Ohismobile is |iai-irr^ llir pa«s«'ii" lii in \»> ll \»i(li W "hM>k-*)o-(he- aRain made from native mics committee. It was generally .factory-approved inspection will show it. throdta atahar far fl«- Ig Our Greatest • 1 0 0 % A ll W o o l In f maximum hsaiinf conceded at the close of a busy fuluri' ' rr|>iitalion o f the entire Old-mohilr orgaiii/alion. No Moiulrr wr rail l l i e ^ I iiliiraiuic Personul Notices chicken! thick flaky crust, day that the Fair, under the gen­ STHRIN6: Check wheel ali^ment . . . sarvica with minimum Basic Value! 4 •Colorful Stripe rolls and coffee. eral chairmanship of Max Hutch­ Merhapirs." They work with the linest modern maiiilruaiirc ri)ui|>mriit. (.rnuine I.>ld^.lnubile adjust to factory specifications. attantlan — dcanami- In 'Memoriam inson, had been a huge success. CAmibinations When jrou buy It, tell it 37 O A K ST. callyl x t A i r s i Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ parts aio a\ai|ahle. Aud you can be certain tlial your job will be roni|>lvl*'*l on fi^e aud APffARANCI: Wash and polish... clean the or trade it you want mail In lavlnt mamory of .Mirc-ll* m .. ment w'tll hold its annual aheep- •Grey, Red, Blue, It's a fual savor. kulU, »ho died Sfpt. H, i?n, chrome... touch up the paint on your ear. Sovos 90H of hond4ir- mum talue for your money .PRESENTS Brown according l'' faclot'y, specifications. So for any kind of service on any make of car . . . anything When You Kneiige I he ' Ing tlma and affart. h gives clean heat. Inds smudgy, si'ly ■''"IliLt **»"* * All You Cars •Sises 3 to 1 0 ' from oil change to overhaul . . . drive in today and meet Oldsmobile’s "Fuluraouc Mecbank:*. * -fHm an waHs^ llaars and fumitura. Parmils groalar uss sf Jarvis But »lwky, , be»ui!jul of one wo loved fo de«r. Jacide Jackson Plan Your •Reg. $2.98 Value Stiawa kata is a fairkanhsMarta Modal AH anihraciis Organizotion to Eat $1.25 a n d HIS House Pointing stakar, arMi oufamatic ath-ramaval unit. Camas In Hires To do any of these transac MON. THRU capacMas. Maal far kams ar cammarcial ksaling. Modal A l, lions you irel maximum NowlV OPEN SATURDAY aolMaad aatfctatiia stoker is also availabla in Hirae capam value backed by a highly r « ’.her. mother, lU ter OLDS M O B I L E esaLra Mas. la a as lar griaas and tarmtl ______s n i brothert. HEP CATS Bring the family an^ re: Time Payments Arranged trained and experienced or* R f T ,M I ‘ .M [ ’■ R ‘ ;• O M Cxrd of Thanks lax among pleaaant siir 10

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Issues to $45,000(000, the governor Sion o f the colonial iaauca tham- maining portion of a bam build­ evening, Sept 18 at $ pjn. *nM appointed Hast evening secretary said. List 5770 selves. The British have been Appeals Board ing Into two dwelling unlU on Cheney Plant* president,t, Mrs.lira. Cynthia P « ^ will Church Staff o f church achool literature. Mrs. Fashion Show “We currently have these $46,- administering the three colonlea Farm drive were tabled because o f Rockville preside. All member* are urged Thelma Woodbridge bad been 000,000 supporting the greatest since they wei^ taken from Italy the failure o f the impUcants to to attend aa th* amendments to^ previously elected to nerve as sec­ EVENING COLLEGE STUDY appear la support of their petl- building program In ^e*history of In Schools during the war. Italy wotBd like Hearings Held Aids Veterans the by-law* win be voted upon. An Makes Plans retary of the Board of Education Adds Models our state. Everywhere about us we to have them baok. Ethiopia Uons. interesting program has been ar­ and the Church school, and Mrs. The peUUon of Charles Rice, a County Costs see indisputable evidence of the want* Sodallland. The French ranged to follow the buslnea* sea- Shirley Robinsoii as finandsl asc- tremendous effort being put forth. would Uke the Feesan, part of boy, to keep pigeons for a hobby slon. Ml** Grace Rlslcy will de­ COEDUCATIONAL—DEGREE ORANTINe Enrollment 190 Over Some Exceptions Grant­ was denied when neighbors op­ 194 Have PaBsed Train­ Program of So. Method­ retary. Herbert Robb serves as Cheney Brothers Athlet* Homes are being built all over the Libia. The British would Uke scribe her aiunmer couree at treasurer. Cirenalca. another part of Libia posed the petition. A petition was Talk Tonight Chautauqua, K i T. Refrcahmenta state." ,Lasl Year; Grades Up ed at Last NighPs Ses* presented to the board In op­ ing Program; 15 Are ist Sdiool Subject of Supiaer was served under the ie Gronp Readiee Pa­ Could Reduc,'- Rentals Russia baa propoaed an ‘ItaUan will be eerved. direction of the teachers of the CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS As High School Drops trusteeship for all three. The position signed by 16 nelgnoors. lasaeetten Tenight DEGREE PROGRAMS Shannon said he believed that sion of Zoning Group Now Students There Parley Sunday Night Junior department with Mrs. rade Program United States has still other Ideaa. ITie application of Miss Francs* Annual Budget Is Sub­ Ellen O. Berry Auxiliary No. 8 the next session of the General A s­ Berths Dowd in charge. At the Thera are 5,V70 children enrolled To agree, the Big Four must be Green for permission to use one of the United Spanish War Vet­ Acunting Accounting ^ sembly, by climinnting the require­ i The Zoning Board of Appeals room In a dwelling at 191 McKee ApproxlmaUIy 194 veterans pper table all teachers wars In- T h n e raor* model*, boosting I in schools in Manchester, accord­ unanimous. The United Nations Ann’* WasUngtoa "Pie" ject Before Group in eran* will hold It* flrst meeting of The fan planning conference of ment of a payment to municipali­ street for the sale of dry goods have paased through an on-the-job Hluced. Round-Uble singing was Business Management^ Advertising ing to a cciiBUR of the schools tak­ Assembly, which convenes here last night tabled two matters be­ the fall eeaaon this evening at the Orardi Sdiool staff of South tho totnl to 12, have been lelected ties of 10 per cent in place of tax­ was lost by a vote of three to two, training program at Cheney H ^ vogotaM* tsp. ealt Tolland Area led by Robert Brown, Marketing—Merchandisii^ en today. Of this number 0.185 are next week, could decide the ques­ cause of the non-appearance of the U eight o’clock in the G.A.R. hall at Air Conditioning to U k e part In the Tlou^d the es, could reduce rentals to $48 a a vote of four affirmative being * ■hortenlag i tepa DaMa Methodist diurcb was held Sunday Following the supper the de­ attending the public schools and tion by majority vote. Brothers sine* 1948, It has been which time Department President, Personnel and Industrial Relations month in local housing projects. applicants, denied two other appli­ required for the exception. Icnpengar fne Rnae> night with a large attendance partments met for conalderntlon and Refrigeration Clock Fashion Show sponsored by 588 the St James Parochial announced by Edward Wlerablckl, Rockvlle, Sept. 14— (Special)— Mrs. Madelyn Cair of Meriden Governor Shannon said ths l-eg- cations and continued one for fur­ A egg. well lord BaUag of their program under the leader­ Executive Secretarial th* Chensy Brothers Athletic As* Veteran’* Advisor. A special meeting of Tolland will moke her official visit and in­ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr„ the Chemistry islaturc's action to curb. evictlona Bchool. ther investigation. Othsr applica­ beaten Powder ship of the superintendents, after BodaUon. Miss Doris Flrato. chair­ This Is an increase of 190 in th* Of this number, the majority Scape sifted Wcnpmilk County M n aton and repreaenta- spection. Refreahments will be minister, presided a t the business Medical Secretarial of tenants was bringing relief. Mass Violence tions were granted as requests or Wage Problem have taken up weaving while the which all came together when Mr. Clinical Laboratorjr Technique man, announced today. The show enrollment m public schools over for a Umlted time. e*k* floor ___Itcp.______venllla eerved at the cloae o f the buslnea* session which opened the confer­ Ward spoke briefly on ths educa­ "Despite attempts to becloud others have been distributed tlves will be held this evening at Aeronautical Engineering will be held at the l^ljlton Mem- last year when 4,995 were enrolled Eayl R. Bayllsa woa granted an Orcam ihortenlng, add lugar gradu­ S o’clock at the Superior Court aeeslon. tional rnms and objectives of the Credits and Collection this action,” he said, “ those affect­ Of Trainmen throi^gh the various department*. Mooee Meeting ence. and at the service of Holy Electronic Engineering oiiial on Oct. 8 and 6. and about 30 over the enrollment Flares Again exception for ths construction of ally, creaming until light and fluffy. room when the cotinty budget for Methodist church for 1948-83. ed are not being deluded. Thie le At the preagnt time, 18 veUr- The Rockville Chapter, Women Communion which brought the Drafting The additional models are Mar­ in St. James. The large increase a garage on Charter Oak street Beat in egg. Add Riunford Baking the coming year w ill be acted upon. A motion picture film. "Beyond Mechanical Engineering clearly evidenced In the immediate an* are enrolled In the program. Powder (no alum) and other eiftea of the Moose meet this evening at Highway Design cia Walker. Accounting: Adeline was in ths lower grades below the (rontlnoed from Pago One)' closer to the aidellnes^thffn the reg­ (Continoed from Page One) It 1* propo^ to tranefer $441.02 evening to n close. Our Own,” was presented. This sharp reduction of evictlona cases Fourtecii of these are learning dry ingredient* alternately with milk the Mooee club rooms at 8 p. m. Production Engineering Polssipnier, Broad Goods W eaving: high achool, 442 Increase over last ulations allow In an A A sons. Mr. frqoi the farm poultry account to A t the business session Olendon film produced by the Protestant Purchasing throughout the state." weaving and on* 1* taking up and vanilla; beat thoroughly. Rum- Senior Regent Margaret Johndrow and Mar^ Barney, Pioneer Para­ year being noted. .. Bayllsa explained that the garage complex dual formula. Th* work thiefuel account in the Ooimty Dunlap was elected to serve os Film Commission has os Its cen­ Tool Engineering HIUYIR Shannon said the Issue of Com­ convoy slipped around to a back sketch making. These men started ford give* you quicker, e a ^ beating Real Estate chute. Enrolled In the high school this gate and paased Into the plant would be about 12 Inches over the day is measured In mile* or houra Home Department; to transfer w ill preaide. chairman of the Board of Educa­ tral theme the message of Christ­ Liberal Arts COLLIGI The model* selected last week munism "m ay enter into thUi cam­ their training at different time* batter .. . and your cake » t ^ freeh Special Showing year are 1,262 while last year the ’Hires news cameras were smash­ line. Mrs. Nellie Dwyer was grant­ whichever Is better for the work^ longer. Pour into two greaerd 8-inch $4,233.87 from the County Home tion and general superintendent ian evangelism. and Insurance paign.” and ao w ill complete their courses In conjunction with National Fine Arts are Jean Richter, Dye and Finish: high school has an enrollment of ed and photographara roughed up ed permission for two years to con­ er*. layer pane. Bake in miaderately hot account to the ja il and mlacellane- of the church school. Mr. Dunlap At tho service of Holy Com­ Julia Kargl, Broad Goods Weav­ " I do not dwell on the subject at different times. 1,614. This is what has been ex­ during the flirting. duct a beauty parlor In her home Road freight crews, for example, oven (375*F.) for ajj minutei. Cut oua account*, so-that expenditures Salute the TOuth Month, the Pal­ has been n tendier in the young munion Mr*. D. M. Bennett pre­ Music Salesmanship ing: Liorralne McKee, Dye and because my faith in the American After completing their training ace theater la presenting the film pected by the school authorities Paul Strong. Aoooclated Preae at 10$ Cooper HIU street. get paid for eight hours or 100 cooled layera croeewbe making four made necessary by Increased costs peoples department the past two sided at the console o f the organ. Secretarial Finish: Jane Peterson, Dye and people is too great to ever believe period, a few of the veteran* have "Report for Action” at a special Pre-Nursing and ahowe a need for additional news cameranuus, coughlnj; from H i* application a t Mrs. B. G. miles of trave. For road passen­ layer*. Flu layer* with ratpberry Jam; may be cared for from the present years and haa been very popular Finish: Doris Carlson. Pioneer tliut the creatures of the Kremlin taken their newly acquired trade showing this evening at seven school rooms in the grade.s for ’ tear gas, found a phone booth and Flake for permlMlon to build a ger trainmen, the pay Is for 150 -i du»t top of caka appropHatlons. Additional appro­ with hla work among high school Nominated T v t Blayor Parachute: Betty Clegg, Time will ever have any Influence In our to another city, but the majority o’clock. The film la being shown some yepra to come.. ! called his olBca to say ha was dwelling on an undersized lot on miles of 7'a hours. For engineers d o u b l e \ powdered priation* will be acted upon. In­ young people. Study: Tessie Peeks. Cravat: great nation. to civic leaders, spclal workers and trapped—but not before he had Edmund street was granted. The and firemen, it Is 100 mile* or five of them have remained with cluding $3,892.74 for the Tolland Other superintendents previous­ Middletown. Sept. 14— {JPi— H e r-1 Marion Midioney, Main Office: " I would juet like to leave you County Jail account; $340.83 for laymen and is designed to arouse ly confirmed for this year are : won a foot race and got his cam­ application of Harry Clegg (oc.per- hours. Cheney Brother*,. ,A f * ^ who ataxt- bert C. F. Bell, retired history pro­ Registration Closes September 21 and Pauline Madden, Dye and with this one conclusion, that the the county** miacellaneou* account the general public to constructive era Into hla car where tt was lock­ mlasion to build an addition on ths A management spokesman said ed with the goVemment’a on-the- Miss Mabel Trotter. Primary; fessor at Wesleyan, said last night Finish. ' citizens of our state recognize, and I U. S., Britain ed up. average weekly rates for engineers and $441.02 for the fuel account at action In the community which Miss Helena Booth. Junior; Mrs. south aids of a dwelling which will job program are now eenring in i^ U M F O R D when a Democratic d ty convention Miss Flrato stated that no more that our opponents can never re­ span from $88.80 to $128.60 In the County Home. mljht help solve the problem of T. B. Kehler. Intermediates, and I "But now Pm trapped." he caU- be closer to the street linea than a supervisory capacity at unanimously nominated him for Reqlstrotioas Accepted from t A. M. to t P. M. Dcdly ood Sertordo^ Uotll Noon models will be added to the ros­ fute. N o Communist has ever vot­ some classes of service. For fire­ BAKING POWDER Probate Convention wayward youth. It also stresses Miss Honel Driggs, Senior Young mayor; "I feel rather aa though O. K. Proposal ed. "They’ve got my car spotted the regulations allow on Village Cheney’s. ters since the scheduling has been ed for a Republican nor will any and they won’t let me back. men, the scale varies from $78.83 John N, Keeney, chairman of the the opportunities of Youth. a brick wall had collapsed on top street Was granted. People. completed and the clothes assign­ Communist ever vote for a Repub­ ; “’Hiey’ve taken away and amaah- to $103: for conductors, from $77.40 Democratic Probate committee for Masons Mecft Mrs. Eleanor Gotten will serve of me, for I never expected this I aw ay and amaah- The application of Victor Adam­ ments made, lican. (CXintlaned from Page One) I ed the cameras of photographers to $117.84, and for trainmen, from the Vernon-ElHngton Dl.etrlrt, hns Fayette Lodge A. F. A A. M. as superintendent of the Begin­ honor and I never tried In any son fo r permission to convert a COURSE SCHEDULE ------^ I from ’Ihe San Franiranctsco Chronicle, $71.58 to $96.50. arranged the convention of the ners’ department, succeeding Mrs. way for it.” Th* nomination went "They just don’t like us—and bam Into temporary living quar­ will open Its season this evening considers the exact deadline Is | The Oakland Post-Enquirer and Amount of pay depends upon the Manchester delegates to nominate a candidate at 7:30 p. m.' with a business meet­ W . Ralph W ard Jr., who hns to Bell when the Incumbent, Mayor Tlnsa neither do we like them." ters at 232 Spring street was ‘ ' Coarse CvealBf Conrao Evening Tbno 10.30 a. ro. O.M.T. (5:30 a. m. i The Richmond Independent. Duke typo of service—way freight, for Judge of Probate for Friday, ing. N o degree work Is scheduled. served In that c^Mteity Emilio Q. Daddario, declined to | Gov. Shannon Shannon paid tribute to the late granted for a period of two years. Dorothy H. at 7:15 p. m., at the Superior Court Governor Jamea L. McConaughy, E.S.T.), exactly a year to the minin-! Downey of Th* Chronicle got through freight, switching, pas­ Bowling Green Softball three years. Leonard Lincoln wras seek re-election. ACCOUNTING INGINURING SCIIN CI. Mr. Adamson said that he was be­ senger and others. room, at which time a Probate who left Connecticut, he said, “ a ute from the time the treaty was roughed up pretty badly before he Hie Rockville Senior Softball Menday S:89-I8fit •Building Tradea, Bine Pilat Is Confident signed. could get away.” ing evicted and had to have a res­ Negotiations also are going on committee will also be named. The nemeatery tremendous heritage o f careful (New England’s Finest League All-Stars meet the Man- Thnniday t:S0-l0:08 Beading aad Edtlmatlag Wednesday idence fo r hla family. between the management and 18 delegate* Include Leo B. Flaherty, T.48- 848 planning and sound gcUon.” One Chance for Accord Bowling Canes) Keeney cheated League AUSUr* ’this eve­ Monday 6:80-18:88 The application of James L. unions claiming to represent one W illiam J. Dtmlap, Mrs. William latennefiat* Machlae TooU and Praesaasa Tuesday 748-1848 (Conttained from Page One) There was In prospect only one ning at Robertson Field In Man­ 6:80-18:88 When, as lieutenant governor, he Carton, Jr., for permission to million non-operating workers. We are arranging lengnes McMahon, Thoma* J. Kernan, R. Tbaraday Mechaalsms Wednesday 748-1848 succeeded to the governorship af­ fslnt chance fo r any agreement. chester, the proceeds to go toward Advanced Wedae*ds)i 6:88-18:88 StreuRth of Materials Wednesday 748- 848 That was s report from the de­ Beethoven Club build an attached garage to a They are railroad employes not for this eeaaon. There are etlU Piano Instructor Lewi* Reynolds, Emanuel Gerber, laeues— housing, evictions o f ten­ ter McConaughy's death In March, Patrick Naughton, Francis Cratty, the Injured players fund. AoceonUnc for Oeet Central Thnrsday 8:38-18:88 Metallurgy of Steel Moaday 7.48- 848 puty foreign ministers council dwelling which will be closer to actually running or switching a few opening*. ants and Oommunism—for special Shannon said, he found "the de­ the side lines than the regulations all of Vernon: Judge Francis T, Federal Tax Preoednr* Monday 6;88-l8fi8 Air Cooditinning Phadansentala Moaday 748-1848 containing an agreement In prin­ Opens Its Season unions. CaU 4M2 Or 7181 8:88-I0fi8 attention In his acceptance speech. sign of administration for the allow on South Hawthorne street The 16 unions want their weekly O’Loughlln and 'Thoma* B. Hepton Suicide's Body Beoovered Tnesday Aerodydamico Moaday 748-1848 Referring to the Housing plan ciple that Somaliland be placed L. A. DeOON, Mgr. Resumes Teaching ,,8:88-18:80 term in office created and much of was granted. In this request he work cut from 48 to 40 hours with­ ef Ellington. CPA Review Wedneedsy flurve^Bg and Map Maktag Tharsday 748-1848 advanced by Cheater Bowles, under Italian truateeahip. The Aircraft Power P lu L Plafba TypoTneaday 748-1848 Its planning already enacted. The flrst seasonal rehearsal and had the support of his neighbor out a reduction In atraight time JARVIS BUILDING Town Meeting Hartford. Sept. — The democratic candidate for gover- "It was a businesslike procedure British said they didn’t think Phone 2-0048 body of Amedlo Cavlcchl, 50, who •lOLOOICAL SCIINCI meeting of the Beethoven Ole* who said that it would Improve weekly pay. They also want a 25 CENTER STREET There will be a meeting of the nor, but without mentioning moving forward wisely under much of the chance. both properties. The application of cents hourly wage boost, time and Vernon Democratic Town commit­ came here about five years ago ONLY Oeneral BINoffy Moeday 7fi0-18:00 PINI AITS Bowles by name, Shar>m as­ The delegates, — I Clu** ****** *“ * ******* Einan* forthright leadership.” . representing, Lutheran church with over 40 Erwin Mooney for permission to one-half for Saturday work and tee thlsi evening at the Police from Plymouth, Mass., to work In Bactertolofy ’Thursday 8fi0- 8:18 Interior Decorating Wednesday 848-1848 serted: France, Brltaiii, the United States attending. Old songs w ere sung build an attached garage closer to double time for Sundays and'holi­ Court room at 8 o’clock. a typewriter factory, was found Humaa Aaatomy oad Physiology « « « > • / 8:M-I8:08 Painting . Tne* a Thar 748- 848 T t is already apparent that our and Russia, got together fo r the and a social time was enjoye> the sidelines than the regulations days. Card Party yesterday In the Connecticut river. Advaaced Biology Wednesday IfiO-lOfiO History of Art Wednesday 848- 8:18 ejmoalUoa' ^uls determined to make flrat time yesterday and spent After opening remarks on coming allow on Hackmatack street was Sabra Trumbull Chapter, D. A. Medical Examiner Walter Wels- Medltal X-ray ’Terbaigno Wednesday 7:00-10:80 Ute Drawing Tnea A ’Thw 748- 848 tms iasur the tempting prise in mere than four hours arguing concerts by PresidMit Joseph granted when ^it was shown that P£R(t STftCNOr ^ C L C Q U 9 c R will hold a picnic card party senbom said Cavlcchl, apparently Commercial Art ’Tuesday 748- 848 their cracker box. They are build- Manchester about whether they actually con­ DellaFera, Conductor Fred Wer­ it would be but a few Inches over at ' the B'nai Israel Recreation the man seen jumping off the ■USINISS MANAMMINT Sculpture Thnrsday 748- 848 tag a bugaboo with which they 6fi0- 8:10 stituted a foreign ministers coun­ ner and Clarence Helslhg, Pastor the line. DID VOU room* on Wednesday evening. Bulkeley bridge last Friday night, Buslneso Organisation aad Monday Advaneed Interior DceeraUng Thnrsday 748-1848 hope to attract votes. 8:20-10fi0 Date Book cil as provided In the Potsdam Olson o f Emanuel welcomed the The application of Aldo Saporiti , hav* it Sept. 15, starting at eight o’clock. was a "suicide by drowning.” Maaagemsnt Monday Orsphic Arts Tharsday 748- 848 **The Housing problem Is no New! ^CAUTWnZffO? agreement. The western powers singers and wished them a suc­ fo r permission to have an open There will be prizes for each table Police said Cavlcchl leaves a ’Thursday tfiO- 8:10 Special—8ti nulWng on TextUaa Mteday 748- 848 bug^rao to the R^ubUcaa par^ 8:20-10:00 atid yes. Russia, in the person of cessful season. ’’ stairway on the rear o f second and any game may be played. widow and two children In Ply­ Thursday —It Is as we recognise it, a chai- Today Monday 8:80- 8:18 HISTORY AND GOVIRNMINT Deputy Foreign minister Andrei Speaker for the evening was story addition to a building at 470 BERNAT oicon Those plajdng are asked to bring mouth. ' Mathomatico lor Bnslaes* Isaigo, a ehallenge to g ^ gov- Prim ary Day. VoUng places. 8 :20- 1 0:00 Y. Vlshinsky, said no. Henry Escott who has just re­ Center street was continued for their own cards. There w ill be Monday American Democracy Wedaesday 848- 8:18 amraeat l« t them build a buga­ Armory, East Side Rec, Weat aide M O M f O O K 6:30- 8:10 Only France actually la repre­ turned from an extended visit to investigation to see If it would door prizes and refreshmenta will DAYS ’Thursday Development of Latte America Thnrsday 8:88- 8:18 Rec and YMCA. Hours 8 a.m. to 8 boo, wo w ill continue to build sented by a foreign minlater, Rob­ the British Isles during which conform with the fire hazard reg­ ARGYli SPORTS-r ’Thnrsday 8:20 10:00 PeUtles aad OovernoMat Wedaesday 8:28 1848 houses.” p.m. be served. Reservations may be ert Schuman. Minister o f State time he attended the Olympic ulations. latrodnctlon to Statistics ’Thursday 8 :20- 1 0 :0 0 ladnstrtal History Tnesday $48-1848 The governor claimed that Re- tVednesday, Sept. 15 made with Mrs. Martin Metcalf or Hector McNeil represents Britain Games. He told o f his travels. The application of Leonard D. Marketing Wrdneolbui 6:80- 8:10 W’orU Belallons Tuesday 848- 8:18 had begun work on the To make voters at Municipal ANKIIT or MITTEN PAR Mrs. Donald C. Fisk. PRESCRIPTIONS and Lewis W . Douglas, ambassa­ Afterward were shown two mo­ Rivard for permission to conduct Inununlzatlon Clinic ’Thursday 6:30- 8:10 problem during the gu­ building 5 to 8 p.m. 8:20 lOKIO dor to London, is here for the tion picture films dealing with fi­ an insurance agency in his home in gay, washable colors An immunization clinic will be CALLED FOR BetnIUag Thursday LITIRATUU bernatorial term of Raymond E. Tbnrsday, Sept. 16 8:20-IOK)0 United States. McNeil and.Doug- nancial protective measures en­ at 39 McKinley street, and the held today at the office of the SsleamanslUp Monday World Uteratar* Tnesday 848-1848 Baldwin, now United States Sena­ Ths Farewell Reception for LEFT 6:80- 8:10 Tueoday las said they had full power to act. titled "Check and Double Check” application of Benjamin Cheney Rockville Public Health Nursing AND Great Engllah Writers Wednesday 848-1848 tor, and asserted that "a work Rev. Ward and family, postponed Tnesday 8:20 10:00 Vlshinsky said be lacked such au­ and "Know Your Money." for permission to convert the re­ Association with Dr, F. H. Burke, The Novel Tuesday 848-1848 aMe plan is now In operation.” from Wednesday n i^t DELIVERED Salsa Teehalque Improvemeat 8 :20- 10:00 city health officer In charge. FOR YOU TO PURCHASE Tuesday Anserlcaa Utoratnro Wednesday 848- 8:18 H m recent special session o f the Friday, Sept. 17 thority and accused Britain and latrodnetlon to Adverttslag 6:30- 8:10 There will be diphtheria, whoop­ Tuesday C/on temporary Eagtlsh ’Thursday 848- 8:18 Oeneral Assembly increased state Annual meeting Manchester the United States of violating the ANY CAR ON LONG TERMS 8:20-10:80 ing cough and tetanus Immuniza­ AivertlsiBg Copy Writing, LnyentThursday Shakespeare W ednesday 848- 8:18 guarantees of local housing bond District. B. 8. A., Murphy’s res­ Italian peace treaty by falling to tion, vaccinations and Schick PINE Oorporattoa Flnano* and taurant. send their top men—Foreign Sec­ S:20-10M testa. .iBvootiaeata Wedaooday MATHIMATICS Saturday, Sept. 18 retary Ernest Bevin and Secretary PHARMACY Credits aad CoUecUons Thu"8. Judge. Field Dsy of Silhouette Bugle Priaelple ef Casualty lasnraaoe Moaday bottle<—yet you also for second shift. Attractive wages, good 840- 8:10 848- 8:18 AT A (»D R T o r PROBATE held and Drum Corps of Vernon at year 'round texture. Wean w e ll... Prlnclplo of FIro sad Marla* Elementary Spanlah Man A Thor Man A Ih n r 848- 8:18 U HaneltestN jrtthln and for the Center Park here at 1 p. m. LIQUORS get top quality in every washes like magic. One look at A C T NOW laearanee Moaday 840-10:00 Elementary Freaeh XMstriet of Uaachester, on the 10th working conditions, free group insur­ Men A TBnr 848-1848 Awarding of prizes at State RKASONARI.K PRK'ES! drop. Ounce for ounce, tlie mouthwatering colon will Elementary Oersmui dmr of SeMambor. AD., 1141. Armory in evening. ance. CHIMISTRY Elementary Boaelan Mon A Thor 848- 8:18 Present WILLIAM 8. BTDE. Esq., ao Oner cola! So today, start your needles clicking. Get Men A TBnr 8.48-1848 Judge. Tall Cedars Ceremonial at M a ­ Wednesday 740-10:00 Advaaced Spnalsh yours todav. OLDS C O A C H ...... $890 Elomenta ef Chemistry 848 1848 EetJite of auford D. Chdney. late of sonic Temple. « ARTHUR'S tom orrow , olw aya— Eagtaoertag Mstertsl* Moaday 740- 0:80 Advanced Frencli Men A Th ar Men A TBnr •48-1848 Manriietter, In said Dlatrlei deesaaad. Sunday, Oct. 10 84iS Main Stroct buy America’a biggwt APPLY IN PERSON AT DODGE COACH ...... $985 Oeaeral Chemistry Moaday 7:00-10:00 Advaaced Buaslaa On motion of Rsriford Nstlonsl Arnold Lunn lecture 8 p.m., Hol­ Elemeatary ItaUaa Men A TBnr •4 8 -1 :1 8 oola value: Pepsi-Colat STORE HOURS PONTIAC HYDRA...... $2985 Qualitative AiMUysi* Wednesday 740-1040 executor. lister street school. Auspices Chal- CUnleal Laboratory Technlqno Tnesday 748-10:00 «“<>n»h* from 1-5 P. M. Monday Thru Friday the loth day of September, AD.. IMS, loner Oub. CHEV. AERO ...... $2495 Orgaale Chonristry Tneoday ‘748-1040 MUSIC be and the earn* are limited and allow­ Monday, Oct. 11 ALDON SPINNING MHIS CADALLIC CONV...... $3950 totrodnetioa to Monday 848- t :l8 ed for the rrsdlton within which to U. S. Marine Corps Band con­ DRAPTiNa A n d d is ig n Wednesday •4 8 - SH8 bring In their ctalme against said *i- NO FINER COLA AT ANY'FRICEI iBtrodncUon to Theery ef cert at Buahnell. sponsored by , r TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. CHEV. COACH ...... $790 Engineorlag Drawing Monday 740-1040 Chorna or file* Ctob Thursday •4 8 - 8:18 tate’ Md the sM executor la YARN SHOP ’Tnesday Marine Corps League. 740-10.40 Wednesday 848- 8:18 directed to glv* public notice to th* /LEHIGH Pepel-Cola Bottling Co., et Ccatral Village, Conn.' 23 No. Elm St. Tel. 3024 PACKARD SEDAN .... $690 Theory of Mn4e CMdlter* to bring in their etelm* with­ Saturday, Oct. 16 ’ . OR CALL MANCHESTER 5128 Wednesday 748-1040 AppU<"> Mutlc—Depeadent npon Entertainment and dance, Man­ PONTIAC SEDAN ...... $1860 Thursday 748-1040 By a m iitem in t in said time allowed by publlihlhg a Under appointment from Pgpsi-CoUt Company, N ew York etxent of worh copy of thie order In some newspaper chester Pip* Band at the Rain­ Archltoctnral Drafting Thursday 748-10:00 Orrhestrsl Ploying Tuesday 848-1848 • cli^atlon In said probate bow, Bolton. ♦ PACKARD COUPE ...... $2195 Sheet Motal Drafting Wednesday 748-1040 district within ten day* from the AppUed Mnsle—pependent npoa jut* of U lt order; and return make to October 22, 28 PLYM O UTH ...... $1075 Adviced Eagtnoorlng Drawtag Tuesday 748-1040 extent of work this court of the notice given. Community Players in “You STUDEBAKER ...... $2895 Thursd^ 748-1840 WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Judf*. Can’t Take It With You,” Whiton Jig aad Flxtnre Design Tnooday 748-10.40 COAL Thursday PHILOSOPHY Hall, Auspices C. L. o f C Punch and Die Design 0 • , . % AUTOMATIC WASNIB BUICK CONV...... $2975 748-1840 Wedaesday 848- 8:18 COURT o r PROBATE held Novem ber 25, 28, 27 Cutting Tool Design Monday 748-1040 IntroduettoB to rJ. .TV *''!**!*’’ " ’<1 the LINCOLN ...... $2375 putrict of Manchester, on the 8th St. Bridget's Church Bazaar at /KOPPERS Aircraft Engine Design Wednesday 748-1840 day of September. A.D., 1948. S t Bridget'e hall. GRAHAM SEDAN ...... $695 PHYSiCS W lL U i^ 8. HTDB. Esq.. Coquette ICONOMICS Etementary Monday T48-1848 with Ixdusive W XIER^VBt CHEV. SEDAN ...... $875 Moaday 8:28-1848 748-1848 • / SLICED latrddnctory Eaut* of Sarah J. Tucker, late of ’Tneoday 8:88- 8tl8 Mochaalc* Tueoday 748-1848 MMcheater. In said District, decaased. PACKARD SEDAN ....$1095 Tuesday 8:20-1848 Electroalcs aad Badlo I Monday 748-18i88 .1 motion of Th* Hartford-Conneo- Don*t' Gv«ss . . . Buy On Proof I Wedaeoday 748-184A ticut Trust Company, executor. THE SAUCY LITTLE PACKARD SEDAN ...... $2395 Advanced ^ Monday 8:28-18.48 Kteetroaleo sod Badlo U lb. ■r ’Thursday 748-1848 ORDERED: That elx months from WhoffMl RACON Phone us and make arrangements to have a 1 HUDSON SED AN ...... $2785 Tuesday 8:28-1848 Heat the 8th day of September, A.D.. 1*48. Thursday 748-1848 SHORTIE HAIRCUT load of your clothes washed in the Laundromat D.C. end A-C. Electricity . be and the same are limited and allow- ENGLISH AND SPilCH Round aad Light Monday 748-1848 M for th* creditor* within which .to /MOBIL MANY OTHERS TO free. You see for yourself how the Laundromat.. . Industrial Electroaica Tuesday 748-1848 bring In tlieir claims agalnat eald **' FEATURED BY SCHULTZ ALL BEEF, FRESHLY GROUND 1 CHOOSE FROM. SOME -Bevlew Orammar, Conposi- Tuesday 3:29-18:8# tat*, and th* aatd executor ti e m il til fmetlonil ‘Middlo-icsl ’48’« HAVE 7-8 MILES tlen and Spelllnff directed to glv* public notice to tb* Saves up to 10 Gallons of Wertor o English Cooiposlllon Tueoday 6:38- 8:18 PSYCHOLOGY creditor to bring la tb4ir etelme with­ Do you suffer from hot Seshee, wtek, Wednesday 8:20-1848 ' .nervous, Irriteble clammy leellnse— Exclusive Water Saver measures latroducUoa to Moaday 348- 8:18 in said Urn* allowed by publlahtng a 100 O Load. Thursday 6:30- 8:18 aopy of this ordar In soma newspaper due M tb* functional ‘middle-as*’ RANGE HAMRUR >b <^ Tuesday 848- 8:18 period peculiar to women (ISrU from 6 69 water to the size o^f, thedoad. Just set the diall Tuesday 6:38- 8:18 848-1848 having a ctreuUtlon In said probate Buslneso Letter* and Beports Thorad^ m .) fTnaaeo try Lydia EJ>lDkham'e 3:20-1048 dlatrlet, within ten days from the veffetable Oompound to relieve such OPEN Tuesday Applied ' Thursday 848- 8:18 date of this order, and return make to eymptomsl it slso hat what Doctor* Wathet Cloanor. Exclusive, gentle but Thuraday 6:30- 3:10 Wedaesday 848- 8:18 call s etooiaehle tonic eOectl U. 8. NO. 1 Industrial tbU court of th* notice given. thorough washing action drains soiled water Thuraday 3:20-10:00 WILL.XAM 8. BTDE. Judge. OIL Hare*, tba ehettl* haircut that’s ‘ tsraepiaff © TONIGHT Moaday 6:30- 8:10 Effective Speeklng I SRCRRYARIAL SCIINCI HTDUlFINKHAM'SSSl^fiSS^ to naw htighte of popularity . . . a natural* away from the clothes . . . not through them. Monday 3:20-10:00 looking, youthful hairdo that’s keyed t* the PO TATOES ib» . TILL 9 P.M. Tuesday 6:30- 3:10 Beglnalng bkurthaad Mon A Wed 848- 848 /MOBIL seaieq’t.miltliMry trends . . . clev^y cut ** 10 47 Bestoning Typluff Mon A Wod 8:18- 848 Ends (Washday Work. Washes, triple Wednesday 6:30- 3:10 thM one’i tretse, artn’i too thorn. At *B rinses, damp-dries, cleans itself, shuts off Wednesday 8:20 10:00 Advaaced Shorthand aad Schulis Sslont. © Traaacriplloa Mon A Wod 8:18- 848 WE CAN FIT YOU GOOD SIZE. CALIFORNIA SUNKIST , . . . automatically. Slanting front— easy loading. Effective Speaking II Tueaday 3:20-10:00 LAST CHANCE Thuraday 6:30- 8:10 Advanced ’Typing Mon A Wod 848- 848 Bodlo SpMldBg aad Announcing 848- 848 Moaday 7:00- 0:30 1 sore to rial Procedures Thnraday FUEL PERMANENTS from S8.S0 Bngtneorlng b gU sk TO A “T” U P TO ’Tuesday 7:00- 3:30 SOCIAL SYUDIIS I ORANGES IN8TAIU ANTWHail donrnallam and NewswriUng Tuesday 6:30- 3:tO 3-YEARS.TO.PAY Thursday 3:20-10:00 Menday 848- 8:18 N ot in • suit, of course, but in In­ Badlo ProdaetloB ' Boetology NO ■OinNOI W rittog for Badlo Tuesday 3:30- 8:10 The Vhmily Wednesday 848-1848 surance. W e can re a lly ^tailor” pro- OIL Oroiethro W’rittag Tuesday 8:20-1040 Human Bolattons . 848- fl:18 tectlon to meet your individual NO VIMATIONI Bcods. W h y not let us analyze your * N8 C 8 ll8 « 8 C r8« t ro ralru aratg ^ make recommendations. Telephone Get ft At Pm CRUST pi! . The tame haircut whkh wen popular acclti-' when 11 Buy Now! New Shorter Term Government M IO w d m into our offlee in the Rubinow Building B n i m i e r ^ s Regulations Go In Effect Sept. 20th fo r full information. No obligation. Remember, fsaturad rscaatly by Th* Courant’e Beauty Bdiioat For Information Write or Phone Director of The Evening CoEege **•*••• I’WWd Rappsa, Insure with Lappen” „ MORIARTY b e a u t y s a l o n JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. BROTHERS FIRST FOOD STORE Hm^BOBS—ltEALTORS “On The Level At Center Misa Emily, Mias Florance, Miss Dorothy, Mr. Pgul BARSTOW’S MANCHESTER, i JUST NORTH O P P. O. nWKOW BUILOINO | - TELEPHONE 8810 OP MANCHESTER, INC. and Broad" P H O N E 3234 EST. 1922 t e l . 5191 7 9S5 MAIN STREET ’ MANCHE.STKR t EL 8951 d p W e^ d m u fO Tkm nmiMilBg Or Year Next Autemeblle , 646 C e n t e r s t r e e t P H O N E 8059 Vour WestinghottM Dealer 44 Wodsworfli Sfrott 315 Hudson SifftGt, H o H lo rd PfcO|t t e ^ lH ___ ■ ' \ i ■■ ■ \ ■

/ .1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESI'ER, CONN.,TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 194» p A o i t r a i ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 194S PA G B SIX

in Nevada In 1037 and had three SERVING MANCHESTER, BOLTON, ANDOVER, COlUMBIA, COVENTRY that force can settle problems, the American Pilots Tomatoes Lead children by her. They live In Cov- OLalorio Society Glenn Miller Band ^attrl|PBtrr tnsUncU which. In the last analy­ Apartments So Sihjall' Connecticut inSs sis, would rather be physically In Auction Mart In 1041 the contractor married Season to Open Who Stole The Cream From tiommg on Friday Drop in Red Zone Eontitm Jfpraid stronK than morally right. Sybil Hill and had three children No Room for Romance PCBLI9HBD BT THR by her. That'e the Upland family. Frankfurt, Germany. Sept. 14— INC. In India, as In the world, there Yankee The Hartford Oritirlo Society The Top Of The Bottle? . Beneke and the S5-plece (irRALD PRINTINO CO, Sales at the Manchester Auction The chief said Bonsteln liv^ bP>—’Two American air lift pllota IS BItMlI Strcf*. is a critical showdown between By A. H. U. market yesterday totaled $2605.70. six days a week with Bernice and w.ll login rehearsals fo r its 28th I uuuer orchestra, playing Waohington. Sept. 14 — («■>—.,, "For the proper planning of good MsnehMter, Cnnn. these two creeds. By turning to Remove this mystery forever from yoor homo. ikiUBiC That America Loves bailed out over the Soviet aons THOMAS REROrSON Tomatoes continued to predomi­ the kiddles in Covina, and dropped consecutive season Tustdav e.e- Modern apartme;its are so sinaU ' housing,” he said, "w e should know nate with a total of 1,157 half- In to visit the Upland branch once Serve SUNSHINE HOMOGENIZED Milk. La.t,' will ue the hradline in per- Prci.. Tr«sa., Oen'l the use of force, the leaders of Representative David L. Still­ nlng. Septembei 21 at 8:00 p. m. thsra're no room for romance, a ; more than we do about the ways early thia morning and hava not lEbu just hiotp its a Rdiaid! tea attraction at the State Tnea- roundad Oclobtr 1. IM l. one part of India arc toying with bushei baskets selling for a high a week. In the KnlghU o f Columbus baU, EVERYONE hss cream in EVERY drop of Son- New York educator said today. i In which families like to use their been heard from since. man of North Stonington, whose of $2.85 and a low of 40 cents a In addition to bigamy charges, 28 Prospect stroet, Hartford. 'I he shine Milk. Phone for s routeman. ter. Hartford this Friday, Satur­ "ilie dwindling site of city | Indoor space and have it arranged, Publuhcd Every Bveiiini the destruction of all India. And, day and Sunday. Featured In the A ir FoBce headquarters said Sunday end Hoitdey*. Entered *t ttie candid humor and shrewd points basket. Bonsteln also faces possible prose­ Society will again be under the apartments," said President Bryn ' "Too little closet and storage in the world, all those nations Eighty-seven and one-half bush­ cution on failure to provide and band are Ronnie Deauville, sensa­ they were ferrying a'-C-47, laden Poet oBtee at Manrheetrr. Conn.. a» have periodically enlivened Ih^ ses­ direction of Lyman B. Bunnell, or­ J. Hovde o f the New School for So- i space may actually Impose upon with food, from Wiesbaden to Ber­ Second tnaee Mall Matter. ______which are pretending that force els of cucumbers sold for a high of Mann Act counts. Chief Mueller ganist and choirmaster of Eman­ tional baritone, the Moonlight Ser- cial Research, "compels young peo­ the occupants of an apartment an sions of the House of Represento- said. enadera, outstanding vocal quartet. lin. when the pilot radioed at 4:80 SUBSCRIPTION RATES can solve their problems are toy­ $4.05 and a, low of SO cents per uel Congregatlonid church, Hart- ple to conduct their courtshlpe on unsatisfactory way of living. The SIO.UU tlves, and also operated, from bushel; 20. buohelp o f shell beans Jack Sperling, master drummer, a. m. that their engines had failed One Tear by Mall . ing with the destruction of all ford. the streets. In commercial places question of where the baby car­ and the ship waa losing altitude. • S S«* time to time, with some influence at a high of $1.70 and a low of one Interested singers from the and Pate Uondoli, Esqulre-award- Six niontha by Mul ...... o f amusement. In public parka or riages shall be kept, and tricycles ’The message aald the crew was one month by Mail ...... t l b'* humanity. dollar a bushel and five crates of Garage Is Burned Greater Hartford area are invited wmning trumpeter. The orchestra .? .IR on legislation, as when he killed In automobiles, rather than In one and bicycles, which are used out of abandoning ship In the vicinity o f Smsle Copy ...... Tlio spirit anil principles of cauliflower for a high of $2.05 and to sing with the society for a pro­ Mdll pr.'sent ail the famous ar- WeeHly, by Carrier ■•••••■ t .at the perennial realtor’s bill with an another's houses." doors, has by no means found Langentalsa, ateut 30 miles Inside siiixi a low o f 75 cents a crate. bationary period, after which they rangemeqta that stamped the Mil­ generally good solution In moat Buba. delivered. One rear Gandhi alone can save India. They amendment which would have re­ 111 Evening Blaze Though “all the world deplores” the Russian aone. I t said one Weal of Miaa.. Roretrn ... .IIU.UU will be eligible for active member­ ler orcbeetra as tops, including arc also^jthc only thing which can moved lawyers from exemption that situation, Hovde said, builders housing propecU." motor had cut out and the other ship. Under a new membership "Moonlight Serenade,” "In the Nolle, he said, is another matter MEMBER OF from the terms of the act. is seek­ still make apartments “ao small had begun to quit. save the world. Company No. 1 of the South plan, solo auditions will not be Mood,” "Little Brown Jug,” "Tux­ t h e a s s o c ia t e d p k b ^ ing renomlnatlon and has pre­ Had 2 Families there la no privacy there." requiring joint scientific action. German police at LagenaaUa The Aaaocialeif Preee la axoluel\al.v Mancheeter Fire department re­ edo Junction,” as well as their "What la needed," ssdd Hovde, sented a candid argument Ic his held. *- Hovde told a symposium of the said they had heard nothing about entillea to the ii»e ol reiAibltoation yl ceived a call at 7:20 last night and 'The Society Is planning its newest recordings, "Meadowlanda, American Association tor the ad­ “Is a National Housing Agency, alt newa diepatohes credited to it. or Real Remedy .\lso Cheaper fellow North Stonington Ri-pub- went to 01 Wetherell street to the accident, but would Investi­ 20 Miles Apart Christmas concert December 6. "A t the Flying W." and "St. Louis vancement of science that "hous­ very broad In scope, which will no; ollierwiae cred'tm 'n thia paper llcana. extinguish a fire in a garage Blues March.” Extra added attrac gate. and alao the local neaa l•bbl.ehed here Parking meters achieve a tem­ ing la one of the most acute prob­ team the natural scientista togeth­ "When a fellow ciUzen is chosen owned by James McCann. ’The tiona on the bill w ill be Artie Nine Americans have died in All nthta of republieation ol apecial porary alleviation of any com­ Upland, Calif., Sept. 14— - Get tVage Increase lems o f our time” and that the er with the ooclal aclentlats In a diapatrhea herein are alao reserved. tq represent you ,in our state law- fire had started on the floor In­ . ------Dann, "Clown Prince of Comedy," three fatal crashes since the air making body,” Representative Upland and Covina are two sleepy natural and aocial sciences should progreaolve and evolutionary study lift over the Soviet blockade of munity’s parking problems by side the garage. The rear part of Hartford. Sept. —(-P)—Twen­ The Barretts, presenting "The Full aervice client ol N. E. A. Senr- Stillman’s letter told his con­ little towns, only 20 miles apart, 14 Join In atU cklng It. of housing problems." enforcing a more equitable dis­ the garage was badly burned. ty-live local excavation contractors Barretts o f Nimble Feet," and Berlin began in June. ICC. Inc. ____ stituents, "you have the right to in the fertile citrus belt. And Wil­ An American search team en­ tribution of the use of existing Yesterday afternoon No. 3 was agreed last night to pay their la­ host of others. For the musical Publlahera Repreaenli.inea; The demand that he ser\'e tlic Interesls liam B. Bonsteln is accused o f hav­ called to Capitol View Heights to BINGO John, from Montana, are spending tered the Russian aone today to highlight of the year, see and bear parking facilities. They make it ing a wife and three children In borers, members of the Hod Car­ JuMua Mathewa Special of his own town In a special man­ extinguish a grass fire. the Greatest Band ever org;anlaed a few days at Cape Cod. seek the two fllera. York Chicaio. i>etrolt and Biiaton. each town. riers Union (AFL). $1.35 an hour Fllington Pfc. Edward F. Charter, Jr., haa somewhat easier for the police to ner, He eannot do this If he be­ Tex Beneke and Glenn M iller Od- The U. S. Air Force said Ameri­ comes a cog In a machine operated now and $1.37 >4 cents an hour a ft­ TONIGHT returned to Scott Field. 111., after MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF enforce parking regulations. There Bonsteln, 35, Covina trucking James Foley Nominated chestra, featuring 35 of America's can army otflcera along the U. S. by people who care little about er January 1st. thus averUng the a short visit with his father. Post­ CIRCULATIONS. ______contractosv waa arrested yester­ greatest musical stars. ’The Highland District, 463, Boy RuMian border had notified Soviet is little doubt that the additional the welfare of rural dwellers.” threat of a strike. * • master Edward F. Charter, and his day on Buspicion of bigamy, fol­ New Haven, Sept. 14 — (JPl— There are late stage shows Sat' ScouU, will hold a district meet­ authorities about the accident. The Herald RrmMng men required to service and pa­ Later on. Representative S till­ James E. Foley, a prlnte remploy- AMERICAN LEGION HOME ing o f its Elxecutive committee, sister, Lenore Charter, at his home Air Force officials at Wiesba­ aaauniea no nnaiieial reaponalMlity lor lowing his return from a Missouri nrday and Sunday, stq^rting at 10 man amplified this point, saying; ed by The New Haven Register, Wednesday, September 15, at 7:45 here. . s. den said the report had been given typographical ermra appearing 'n ad- trol the meters could bring aixmt vacation with his Covina family. l.«onard Street p. m. “I am happy In the knowledge In the interim hie alleged Up­ was nominated for State senator p. m., at the Congregational ’The Veronica Coffey S ch oorof to Russian members o f the four- vertlaemenu and other reading matter. such good enforcement without 11 :> In The Mancheater Evening Herald. that as far as you have given me land family complained to police. last night at an .Eighth District irs church, TalcottvlUe. ’This district Dancing will hold classes at the Dower air safety control board In the meters. But meters are the authority to represent you In the Chief Eugene L Mueller said, Democratic convention. Foley, INDIVIDUAL SEAT'S! DOOR PRIZE81 embraces Ellington. Plans for the Ellington Town hall beginning to­ Berlin. Tuesday, September 14 fashionable thing, in this age of State Assembly, I have labored as that they were left without funds. who represented the district In the Child Is Killed new Scout Year w ill be discuss­ day. • "We believe the Russians will do increasing regimentation of the I believed an elected repreeenta- Mueller said his Investigation dis­ 1045 General Assembly, was de­ 23 Regular Games ed. Miss Lucille Brigham of North everj-thlng they can to help," one A Small Bouquet details of living. But, although tive should. I am fully convinced closed: feated In his bid for re-election By Another Tot Miss Mary Metcalf, daughter of Park street, EUllngton, who is em­ Air Force snokesman said. Therm*s a story of exclusive values Packard has always meant masterful roasL that more good haa come from Bon.steln married Bernice Kirk two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Metcalf, of p lo y ^ in the bu8lnes8<«glce o f the Names of the two airmen are Judge William S. Hyde Is In a they may be fashionable enough, Extra Special Game! truly thinking and acting for you. Main street, has returned from Ml- Souffiem New England Telephone being withheld for the time being. ability. And Pacluud leads again today — Boston hospital, for what every they do not perform any basic than had I chosen to follow the Knoxville, Tenn.—Sept. 14—(/P) soula, Mont., where she spent her company, la on vacation. • behind these exclusive lines. with a ’’self-controlling” suspension system. one hopes will pirove merely to be cure o f the problem they arc easy road o f being a ‘yes’ man; —A nine-year-old girl was slain vacation at the State Jeachers Oottwald VaratloB and I believe that not all the re­ last night by a shotgun blast inno­ College. Her brother, Homer N, Water Goes To Sea Come ln-~-^see for yourself I Packard has always meant precision uprh- . observation. There is no reason to treating. ’They treat the sympton, PENNY RINGO REfitILAR HINGO t sults of being faithful to constit­ cently fired by a six-year-old boy, Metcalf, Is- an instructor there Moscow, Sept. 14—{•) —- Preal- think that this community’s for­ not the disease. 7:30 TO 8:15 ST ART'S* AT 8:20 Miss Metcalf did some experi­ ’The outflow o f fresh water from mansbip. And today’s Packards are the finest- uents become apparent In one day itBENDIX Homicide O fficer Carl Bunch re­ dent Klement Gottvrald of Czech­ W h en you point to this proud, glistening mal assessment of his life In Its The treatment of the disease it­ or year. It has been my experience ported. mental research work and enjoyed the Amazon river into the ocean oslovakia and hla wife Have a^ built Packards ever to bear the name! midst need be undertaken for self requires not a quacklsh e f­ that a legislator who works in the Term.s I.ow .V.‘; S*2 ‘Week Bunch ^ d Alice King, daughter a camping trip to Wyoming with is more than 1,000,000 cubic feet rived In crimes for a vacation. grille, any schoolboy can tell you it’s a open, offering sound reasoning, her brother. second. This fresh water Is Moscow papers reported hla ar­ It all adds up to a* story we’d like to tell many years to come. What follows fort to divide a limited amount of of Mrs. Stella King, was shot down R a ckeri. . . the car diat still looks like itself I gets more for his coM tituentsthan when Polkle Mitchell, sitting In a Robert Wood, the organist of found In the ocean more than 200 rival today, saying the Commu­ you in full . . . and toots! Is just a small community parking space among an ever in­ one who holds hla peace and sur­ parked motor car with several the Ellington Congregational miles from shore. nist leader left Prague yesterday. That’s because the Packard radiator grille, bouquet, given, as should always creasing number o f would-be renders to the would-be dictators other children, shoved the gun church, w ill also be choir director succeeding Mrs. Milo E. Hayes, for nearly 50 years, has been a trademark be the case, to the living. operating from behind the scenes.” through m e window and pulled the users, but the provision of more who has resigned after nearly 14 The "m arhine" to whirh this trigger. o f precisUm-bsMt character. A good many people, we space. To this basic remedy, all years of service. Republican leginlator rafrrs is, ’The officer said Alice was stand­ Imagine, have been waiting over communities are going to have Miss Ruth B. Charter has re­ of roiirse, the Republican state ing near the car watching a friend Padcard, for example, has always meant the years for such an opportunity to come, whether or not they in­ turned from a visit with her uncle marhine. The "would-be dlrta- ride her scooter. and aunt. Rev. and Mrs. I. L. precision-built engines. And Packard today to teU Bin Hyde what they think dulge themselves In parking tors” are, of course, the con­ The boy’a mother,^ Mrs. Pat Smith, of Long Hill. Her mothe?, is winning new fame with the amazing o f him. Countless Manchester meters first. Middletown, as we stituted bosses of that machine, Mitchell, and her brother-in-law, Mrs. Alice P. Charter, is visiting Flavor to make 'am amlla .. . City Fireman A . E. Rollins, were people feel that they owe him Mr. Stillman is, thus, behaving her sister. and come economy of its new "free-breathing” stmght noted the other day, is an ex­ returning from a hunting trip and back for mora. Corn- B ic k a rd in a manner exactly opposite to The boys and girls from Florida some debt o f thoughtfulness and ample. Soya’s crisp, eights, in three power ranges. ASK TNI RAN WNO OWNS ONI that of the normal member o f the had stopped at a grocery store who came north during the sum­ tonguo-tickling 1 IFa gratitude. * A sensible community, then, majority In the Connecticut House when the shooting occurred. Bunch mer to work on tobacco planta fun to eat.. . nourishing, too. Bin Hyde is supposed to be the might try the basic cure first In of Representatives. That normal said. The adults had gone into the tlons, a.number of whom worked And the coat par aorving with store and left Polkle and hla com \ "boss" of Manchester. If he is fact, it would be sure to, were it membier tella himself, as he comes In E llln ^ n , South Windsor and milk and sugar It rosily tmalL panlons in the car, he added. Broad Brook, have returned to that, it la an understanding which to Hartford, that he can get noth­ I Get some today. not for the lure o f indirect taxa­ ing and will be condemned to The death was ruled accidental, their homes In Florida. Some of was created through no normal tion as opposed to direct taxation. futility unless he makes himself a the officer said, and no charges them spent the week-end In New political pursuit o f his own, but It would' cost money to pur­ faithful servant of the party ma­ would be made. York where they viewed the sights. BRUNNER SALES CO. which has ariaen, over the years, chase ^and establish municipal chine. Hla first Instinct, then, is to yield his individuality and his B lut Kills Red Soldiers Ellington Grange will present a 358 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER because he has been exceptionally parking lots. That money would Individual judgment to that of the three-act comedy entiUed, “ Oh willing to give o f his time and his come directly out o f taxes. People machine. I f he is ambitious, he BerUn, Sept. 14 — (/P) — ’The Kay,’’ Booster Night which will be courtesy to others. do not like taxes, and officials do hopes that. In return, the machine Britlah-licensed German press held September 24, in the Ellington Bill Hyde, as a part of his po­ will give him some artificial op­ service said today a mysterious Town hall. not like to levy them. r The "Booster Night" program vou S 'S explosion blew up more than 15 portunity to shine. /rs sition, holds certain honors and Parking meters, on the other tons of munitions and killed two which was planned for Wednes­ certain posts, which might nor­ Thia normal legislator is, he day, September 16, has been hand, are installed "free” by a thinks, being "realistic" and "prac­ Russian sentries at an airport In m ally be regarded as the reward the Russian zone south o f Berlin changed to Friday night. Septem­ benevolent compqny which tical.” ber 24. ’The meeting w ill be held of political activity and prestige. The report said the explosion charges the town ’’nothing" for Yet, In the long run, as Rep­ occurred at Rangsdorf last in the Town hall at 8 p. m. Ehrery one in Manchester know them. ’That, of course, is merely resentative Stillman claims, the Wednesday but that Russian au­ Mrs. Empson Abom and son, BUI Hyde bos always given much best dividends, e\-en the best ' s/imrsoAteoF thorities had Imposed a strict Duane, accompanied by her aunt, the technical arrangement. Once more than he has taken and kept "practical” dividends, may lie In censorship on the Incident. Mrs. James Robison, and her son. they are set up, the parking opposite coftrse which Mr. There ta no one in Manchester meters begbi Upping the Man­ BtHIman says he has chosen for • m m ^stio, ao tar as BUI Hyde la con- chester purse. And after they have himself. In polities, the man who is always "safe” Is held • cemed, ta not his real or potential paid for themselves, they begin Inspection to yotti ‘ New Coolness! New Qeanliness! Mend. There is a reverse aide of .Cheaply even by the machine rolling money Into the town treas­ which owns him. He Is usually, that coin, and it U about Ume he trou b le. ury, But this tax they ooUect la bolflg ao safe and having once were asked to look at It Yea, there are plenty of im ift outside the town tax rate; It la amrendeted hla oonl, put on a diet of diminishing returns. His people . . . and they’re all Indirect, not direct, taxation. public service becomes faceless, getting their jmthracite India Forfcts Gandhi Furthermore, It Is not coUected as BO that no one really notices in earlyl Get yours in /CHEVROLET/ That same India which lives as a dollar once a year, but as pen­ when It ends. now... Have it off the creaUon of Mohandas K. nies from day to day. All these On the other hand, the legislator who stands on hi.s own feet, with Gandhi, who repeatedly defied circumstances make possible the jrour mind and in his own mind, obtains respect, the cellar! force as a solution o f human prob­ fiction that it doesn’t cost a com­ even the grudging reopect o f the munity anything to have parking You can earn this lems, and who, by that method, machine itself, and .frequently ob­ achieved the Impossible, has em­ meters. tains more benefit for his own con­ CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. GAS RANGE stituents, from his tangent po­ barked upon the use of force. Yet the truth is that parking sition, than he would by following DIAL I t thinks it has a just cause. It meters, over the years, collect the normal course. It will be in­ Magic C h ef 3fl MAIN STREET Here’s a Modem gas hinge with real quality at considers It to be an intolerable more money than would ever be teresting, nonetheless, to see 5145 situation that the Moslem ruler o f Involved in the provision of mu­ whether Representative Stillman's PHONE-6874-6292 an Amazing low price. Divided top units with nicipal parking lots, and keep on constituents think so. the state o f Hyderabad should rc- automatic lightiiig and simmer spaed burners luae to bring his aUte,'which is collecting It forever. honored badge predomlnanUy Hindu in popula­ So far as the communify’a MANCHESTER for the finest, fastest, easiest eooUiig you have tion, into the Hindu dominion o f purse la concerned, parking meters MARY CONSOL! ever experienced. It Is beautifully daaigned to India. It proclaims that its own ■re the most expensive w ay o f dealing with the parking problem DressmaklnK and Alteratinna r- ambiUon is merely to free the Co%errd Butinns—Button Holes LUMBER & FUEL CO. deliver top cooking performance with remark­ people of that aUte from their So far as the official budget Is Also Remnanta STAR-LITE DANCE STUDIOS concerned, they appear to be the able economy. You’ll find Its thrifty gas eooking ruler's refusal to grant them their 83 Elm Street, East Hartford 255 CENT.ER STREET ’is-'-.i#'- :nm, , 7..-*.npv,.,,., V-' free dedsipn. So, as use of cheapest, becauM they coat that Phone Hartford S-S829 OF MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD will be kind to your budget. toTce has gone through human budget and lUi tax rate nothing, and. Indeed, provide pleasant rev­ blstory, the leaders of India can >*4 claim a- comparaUve justification enue fo r that budget. But this Is tor their acts. bookkeeping and not fact. A com MAGIC CHEFS OUTST.ANDING FEATURES W e don’t think there were any munlty haa one pocket, and It gradations in.,Gandhi‘s aversion to makes no difference whether the • Divided Top Burners the use of force. If there were, agency reaching in It is the tax I Ready For School - - - - But "| they were probably in a dlrecUon collector or the sidewalk bandit, • Drop Door l*uU Oul Broiler opposite to that of normal human except that. In the case of the .thinkint. 'We mspect that the sidewalk bandit, a conUnulng pro- r • TWO Storage Compartmenta more right he A ^ ^ im a e lf to be, portion of the Intake goes out of town. , ■ h i s simple blue badge with the long I You can wear this badge of honor if the more fervently he believed WHAT ABOUT INSURANCE? I I you meet the stem qualifications de­ • One-Piece Cooking Top—"Oaiy to that force must not be touched. So, If a community looks honest­ silver rifle is one of the most coveted He hod no d r a s t ic choice o f ,the ly at the question o f which awards worn by the American Combat manded of the Infantry soldier. If you’re clean remedy, the basic remedy, or the moment in which hla own life wap Soldier —from private up to the highest between 18 and 34 and in tOp-notch to be given. But it qp happened partial quack remedy. Is the more • Minute Mindw Youthful vigor equip­ ranking officer^ physical condition . . .If you’re the type that It waa given as he was stak' ^jconomlcal. It Is actually the basic mmunlty Manchester Division Players of this town uartlclpatM. whidi decent man should live, and Because jt’s not an easy prize to win, under . • STUDIO then of puttbig these truths into the leadetmlp of Mrs. Helen Page 1 ROBERT J. SMITH, i»c | the Expert Infantryman weflrs his badge ^ Hartford Gas Co. practice. - 'vUl report the aeason’s •etlWUee. William Astlev will Suite 1— Odd Fellows Building proudly. ■ It commands respect wherever U. S. Arm y PNOMC 'V •• e';’ And. against that spiritual heri­ For Registration Phone 2-9244 continue w dramatic director and = REAL ESTATE AND i n s u r a n c e S f ' tage, we have the more normal In­ Munson and Ernest W elt- Or 2,-4340 he* goes. S 953 MAIN STREET \ TELEPHONE 3450 = stincts of iM thoughtftil human lich w ill verve presidciit and vcc- m '■ :■ '■eepectlvely, for, NOREEN PRATT ANNULLI. Director ' > ■/ *> • MURPHY BLDG. MANCHESTER beings, the^U ncts which think the 19A8-4B season. llllllllllilllWIIIIIBIIMIHIIIIIIII^^ ...... 989 MAIN ST

A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHB8TEJC. CONN, TUESDAT* SEPTEMBER 14. 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER* CONN, TUESDAT, SEPfEMBER 14, 1948 Pm. p a g e e i g h t m I from kindergarten through fourth ; grade will meet for instruction by Augusta, Von Mrs. Smith's SeC' ing Majority Floor Leader White, « r r ic — leso Laity, Qergy To Be Graduated Aid Teachers I their department wperintendente: ond district House seat, beating attacked President Truman for CESSPOOLS AND SEPTir ? ‘ ' while Mr. KUne will Instruct teach- Adjoining Property Bought by Church Woman Gets W URO— IS40 Today Radio . Son Acquires Benjamin J. Arena, 49,550 to 23,- “ too many b'undera" in dealing I era from the fifth grade through POWER CLEANED p 931. with Russia and blamed high Gather Here At St. Mary’sj High school to the usa of the In the ThIriJ district, Rap. prices. In part, on hla "inconalat- Barteni ItofUgM H m Senate Seat Cathedral FUm aeriea. Pictures I I I ^ I','ll ll ■ ! r I /.. :■ ? I 11. Bronke Estate Frank Fellows waa returned to his ent, inefficient” administration. CALL 5141 , I win be shown. fifth term, polling 35,697 votes to Scolten defended the president Emanuel Lutheran Con* Church School In stn iC -! Mr. KUne wlU be Introduced by —FOR— 4:CJ— *10(00— I»in W I I \N|: I I’ l K I N 14,366 for Democratic Natiohal vigorously and said .the Republi­ ^ WDRC—Cabin B-IS. AUen F. Bray m . toy aoeUtant at Mi^. Margaret Smith committeeman F. Davia Clark. can-controlled 83th (Jongreaa was V;DRC—Hint Hunt; Nuwa. " gregation Host for tors to Learn Plan on S t Mary's. Cltiirch on Cooprr St. WCCC—Hartford Police Speak; WONS—Roger Kilgore. Wins Sweeping Vic­ Late returns from the Demo­ responsible for prices. Wn<3—Big T-Muslc Off the Record. Kline is the executive vice chair­ yesterday's Maine election— an­ Nelson, who la 40, is a son o f W D RC— News on all stations.. ’The business session w ill open encoro after the ptojing of the Iral Lutheran Church. Cooper and WCCX3— New s; 1290 Oub. man of the Department of Reli­ other Republican grand slam. former Congrcssmj.:i John E. K el­ LEC PAINS MAY 11:15— at 10 o'clock in the the,morning national anthem, the signal for High streets. Initiated at the time WKNB— Vaughn Monroe. son. Hale and Fellows, each .58, WPRC—Dell Trio. and continue In the afternoon. gious Education. of the Episcopal everyone to go home. of its both anniversary of church She and other G.O.P. leaders W T H T — Bandstand; News and will return to fourth and fifth WONS — Musical Scoreboard: Alexander Berggren of 98 Walk­ Diocese o f Connecticut. dedication in A t that time hailed the results as indicative of Weather. terms, respectively. BE DANGER SIGN News. er sUvet, will be the lay delegate The local Episcopal church Is the plan called especially for im- a smashing victory for the Dewey- tV TIC — Lorenzo Jones. Senator Owen Brewster (R) Of Tired Kidneys WTHT—Blue Room. repreamting Emanuel. Rev. Ein- adopting an Questional program piwem enta on the church Itself Warren ticket in November. won recicetion two years ago with WIm i dl8orl#r o f kklftor functloii 4(45— W nC —Morton Downey. ar Kron, pastor of Zion Lutherait this winter with a strong emphasis through the creation of an im­ The 60 years old Senator-elect polMnoas tniittcr to r«m»ln In 70W Moo^ W TIC—Young Wldder Brown. 11 (50— IT'S called her vote “wonderful” and 63.5 per cent of the vote—111,215 n o y couiw nonifUr bockBche. rheumoty ' Democrats,>■ Church, Waterbury, president of upon tho use o f risusl aids. Includ­ provement and resein’e fund. In­ to 63.799 for his Democratic op­ ies point. io « o f pep tnd cnergr. WKNB—Ray Noble. WDKC—Symphony Hall, the District, will be in charge of ing sound motion pictures, film cluding electrical bulletin boarci “forerunner of a great Republican ponent. Brewster's m ajority waa ting up nlgbtp, twellinff. puiRncen under tho WON8—Two-Ton ^aker. wnc—PoIUh Orchestra. the btulness sessions. strips, and slides. 'The purpose 1944-th e re was no Senate con­ Don't wait f Atk your druggirt for Dom 0 by-the ladles of Emanuel. Pas- Miss Lois May Wilaoiu daughter o f Instruction which Include tha reno^•atlon of the basement, as first of her sex 'elected without WKNB—News; C^rloteers. ten in g., use o f such aids. ♦rell as better meeting facilities test. Gov. Horace Hildreth (R) Pint, a •timultnt dluretie, deed BueceMfullp tora* wives and other guesta will of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, first having served by appoint­ by miniont for over 60 yeari. Doan • WONS—Sports. 12:50— be entertained at the parsonage 58 Jensen street, and a senior Rev, Alfred L. WilUanM, rector, •specially for the Sunday school, ment. was reelected 131,849 to 55,783. bappy relief and will help the 16 of Primary Elections FOR His majority waa 76,066 and his WTHT—Green Hornet. W O N S—Adrian RoUlnl Trio. during the day. cadet nurse at the Norwalk Hospi­ will] conduct a brief buslneM meet­ and more adequate kitchen social In the seventh straight G.O.P. kidney tubet flush out polsonout waitafraoi percentage 70.3—a gubernatorial poor blood. Gfi I^ n 't PUlt* I VVne—When A Girl Marries. 12:45— The all-day program will be tal School o f Nursing, w ill ba g iM - ing promptly at the opening hour arrangements. Exterior improve- clean sweep of top offices. Repub­ record. 5t1«— WONS— Dance Orchestra. climaxed with a vesper service at uated at commencement exercises o f 7:30 p. m., and outline the plana hients on the church and parsqn- licans also named a governor and c k o s i.kv The Senatorial record, percentage­ W O NS— Superman. Frequency Modulation 7:45, at which time Mias Alyce E. lo be held tomorrow at tha Nor­ of the year to the entire teachere’ ge property were also IncltidecL three Congressmen. Today, September 14 — Y. M. C. A* wise, was Senator White’s 68 per W K N B — Harry James. W D RC—F M 44J1; 98.7 MC. Anderson, missionary to China, walk High schooL group. In the second half a t the Var and pok-war restrictions and Unofficial tabulationa of prac­ meeting all teachers in claasea l i rm - I \s .-vL' U K cent in 1936. WTIC—Portia Faces Ufe. WKNB—FM 108.7 MC. will be the guest speaker. She Is Miss Wilson Is a graduate of iiroblems necessarily delayed sc­ tically complete returns gave Mrs. W T H T — FM 104.7 MC. —Photo by Irmlsrher William Tudor Gardiner set the RITA supported by the Woman’s Miss­ Manchester High school, class of ion which more recently was held .‘?mith 1.54.687 votes and Dr. record for a majority—82,481 — Call 2-1167 For Transportation W DRC— Old Record Shop. w n c — FM 45.8 MCI 96.5 MC. ionary Society of the New Eng­ 1945. She Mitered the Norwalk tntip through consideration of the Bronke estate on Cooper street purehase*! by Zion Lutheran con- Adrian H. Scolten (D ) 61,837. W D RC— FM in winning the governorship 20 WCX7C— Headlines; ’Tunes for land Conference. The Bhnanuel Hospital School of Nursing to property next door. gregaUon. ______Mrs. Smith's majority—02,8,X> Same as WDRC. August, 1946, as a member of the years ago. HOLLAND Tots. Choir, directed by Organist Clar­ ; A neon bulletin boaM with blue —bettered a 20-year-old. record of W K N B — FM ' Cadet Nurse Corps. National Home W eek. September 3th*lltb Mrs. Smith, who succeeds retir­ ^ and Information WKNB—Jo Stafford. ence Helsing, will sing and Rev. hbbon border, the gift of Mr. and ly inscribed copy of which will be 82,481, set in & e 1928 guberna­ WONS— Adventure Parade. 5:00— Evening Ontlnel. Charles Bergstrom, who served reke ea ective pert to Netteaal H m bc Week by maktog —nnriti Mrs. Charles Lashlnske. In esteem given to every Communicant and 85 Registered torial contest. TEACHER W THT—Jack Armstrong. 7:00— News; Music As You Like at Emanuel during the summer of plans to build, buy, or to Improve your preoeut hoow. WboOMr pf their two sons In aervlce, the contributor. Her percentage. 71.4, waa 1.1 W n C — Just Plain Bin. It. 1947, will conduct the altar serY-- Deaths Last Night you waat Infonnetteu about our reut-Uke Mortgage Ptois-ra aea*' first o f Its kind In this area, was 7:30— AU Star Dance Parade. Societies of the congregation At Cheney Bros. per cent over the previous mark ice. atrnctlon loan or perhapo the re-fiaaacing of aa eM faeMeued Ldded the first year. An amplifica­ OF P IA N O 5:45— 7:45— Battle o f the Baritones. will be given opportunity for spe­ set by Gov. Horace Hildreth four This concluding ser\ice la open loan, you’ll get the right aSawer* at the Maaeheeter BuUdtog aai tion aystem for hymns and chimes, W t)R C —Lum and Abner. 8:00— News; Jan Garber. cial projects. The sketch and years ago when the total vote was BEGINNERS PREFERRED to the public. Members and friends St. Louis—Walter K. Barton, 62 Loan. Come In for facte aatf figures. frith public address combination Cnicney Brothers' employes to­ \ WKNB—Frankie Carle. 8:30— Basil Fomeen Orchestra. plan submitted by Architect Carl less than In 1928. of Emanuel are cordially invited of New York, treasurer of the No­ fo r use wlntln and without, as WONS—Tom Mix. 9:(X)— News; Ck>ncert Hour. FOR YOUR CO.NVENIENCE OPEN THURSDAYS TILL S P. M. Segerberg for Improvementa on talling 85 have registered for the . Uiibematorlal Results to attend. tional Association of Life Under­ for example, last Memorial Day. 840 West Center Street WITCJ—Front Page Farrell. WTHT—FM the church will be given further peacetime draft up to today, ac­ The gubernatorial results: Fred­ writers. knd radio connection, waa installed Phone 2-1447 4:00— Same as W T H T except 6:45-7:30 Drop to Venereal Dlseaaea State College, Pa.—Dr. Samuel consideration, and carried out as cording to Edwsird Wiefzblckl, erick G. Payne (R ) 141,718; Louis W DRC— News. last Chrtatmaa. and has served p. m.. Concert Hour. I. Bechdel, 62, research aclentlat. soon as feasible under present dc- Veterans' Advisor. About 70 "out B. Laiisier. Democratic mayor of WKNB—News, Sports. w n < > - F M pn Sundays fo r the musical “call Blddeford, 73,974. Hartford, Sept. 14— VP)— The His work is making a wdndow for lo worship” . Following the death velopmente. of the 85 who registered arc vet­ W O NS— News. Same as w nC . r SflU€ UIIT+i Sfif€TV Rep. Robert Hale won a fourth Health department reported yea- a cow's stomach to show that cud- fcf Mrs. Amelia Bronke, considera- Zion's endeavor for greater erans. WTHT—Songs at Six; Ball term in the First district with a terday that the Ihcldence o f ayph- chewing animals can manufacture lon of the Bronke property at 120- aplritual service included Inner Registration will be continued scores. vote of 52,347 to 31,498 fo r James ilis and gonorrhea was decreasing Vitamin B complex attracted wide Insurpcf up fo ‘^5000. 72 Cooper street came Into the development of vital importance, until Friday, said Wlerzblckl. Com­ W T IC —News. A. McVlcar. former Densocratlc Big Forest Fire in Connecticut, and credited thia attention. ifeictun, when the family members as, a deeper apirituality, along plete returns have to be filed as WCXXI-Sports. Bible-and-Christ-centered lines, as of Saturday morning, and tho.se state chairman. development penicillin treat­ New York—Mrs. Caroline Scher- Uecided to dispose o f the inheri- 6:15— welt as stewardship and increased who do not register before that Charles P. Nelson, mayor of Now Under Control ment and early detection of the merhom Astor Wilson, 86, great ance. WDRC—Sportscast; Record Al­ diseases. The department said grandaughter of John Jacob Astor The house is, a two-family, • 12 worship attendance. Particularly time will have to do so at the bum. 826 83irphlli8 caaea were reported and last of the five children o f room residence' which lends It- did the inner development objec­ State Armory in Hartford. to ? WKNB—Wayne King. during the first eight months of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Aator. pelf splendidly to parish house tive Include efforta to serve adults Out of town men employed in OJai, <^lf.. Sept. 14—(jP)-A for­ L c / t c . S t e W ONS— Let’s Go to the Games; the year, compared with 1140 duo T purposes, immediately needed for without a definite church home CHieney's have also been registered est fire that swept Into this valley Lakeport, Cillf.—Albert Tracy FENDER AND BODY OIL BURNER SM dN in Joe McCarthy. ing the corresponding period in nore Sunday school room to re- and offering Christian training by Wierzblcki, their working hours toivn of 3,500 persons was believed de Forest. 85, of Menlo Park, re­ making It difficult fo r them tn PLATES WITH W TIC—Strictly Sports; Weath­ 1946, and 679 gonorrhea cases BUILDING W LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC ieve crowded conditlona on ac­ through the Sunday school and Home owners yiho openn tired former president of Columbia er. to have been brought under control count o f the growth of the school. Confirmation Instruction to boys register in their home towns. The WORK oil burners and'heating men compared with 776 last year. Steel Co. ------ORGANIZED APRIL 1891 ------r records, however, are sent to their NATURAL- WCCO-News. tonight after having btirned to It became necessary to conduct and girls not now receiving thia who insisll them prefer Back to Sdiool within two blocks of the business the church achool In two section, essential guidance for thrir own respective draft boards, and the SoHmene and F la n , Inc. 4:80— Fitzpatrick Appointed home town draft boards have all Petro for reliable low-cost district. w ith about half o f the clnsses lives and the welfare o f our 6S4 O fitei Street W ONS— Deems ’Taylor (Concert, Jurisdiction. home-heating. COLORED GUMS Pete Little, chief of the Ventura meeting in the church auditorium, country. WTH’T—Sereno Gammell; Cas­ Hartford, Sept. 14—»()PI— State Fire department, said the fire waa Chairman John M. Bailey an^ and the other clasaes in the Sun­ During two summer seasons tles In the Air. subdued after the wind, which Surveyor THAT wttiia nounced last night the- appoint­ day school and assembly room the church has conducted religi­ Williams Oil WKNB—Golden Gate Quartet, earlier had whipped It into the ment of Basil P. Fitzpatrick of downstairs. ous surveys with the assistance of w n o —Democratic State Cen town, died down. Civil Engineer West Hartford, a former deputy Meeting in the auditorium has a divinity student, David Kram- Service HARMONIZE tral Committee. He aald between 35 and 60 i state athletic commissioner, to be Robert H. Chanbers. C.E. been conflicting and disturbing pitz, of Springfield, Masa., and a Says Man Has Strange Powers 341 Broad St. Tel. 2-1257 PoMi Tie Kip* WeXX:—Concert Hour.' homes. Including some o f the before worship period which fol­ pre-ministcrial student, Russell largest in the community, were chairman of the Democratic elec­ Rockville 104-W3 “We Solve The Burning question” W ITH YOUR 4:45— tion campaign finance committee. lows immediately after Sunday Schmidt, of Hartford. A free, W D RC— Lowell Thomas. destroyed. YOU R i r school and Bible Class. Rooms In chartered bus service (Silver FEATURES WKNB—Sammy Kaye; news The fiames, which have covered the perish house will supply more Lane) waa inaugurated for par­ an area o f 12,000 to 15,000 acres Eidra R T M nATUUS FROOUCTS That Work While He Sleeps and weather. privacy and facilities for class in­ ents who cannot bring or aend Visit the Faean-Dental •wno—Three SUr Extra. o f Chaparral and scrub oak In Los AND fIT M FfATURIt SMVICI struction, and planned inoveable their children for religious instruc­ Padrea national forest, had burn­ WTHT—StoiwlMfl- partitions for the present Sunday tion on Sunday. In addition a “ Gos­ Technicians for Your ed around Wheeler's Hot Springs, Only. BOILING Water AT THE ATLANTIC SION achool aaaembly room, will add to pel Wagon” service was employed Dental Plate Troubles WDRO-Beulah. but was still threatening Melners the private class room atmosphere A,strange man in Los Angeles,'^ He maintains that man, instead Oaks, another settlement near y o w L P e c J r t / througli private, voluntary car W O NS— Fulton Lewis, Jr. Feoturas and efficiencey. Additional room known as “The Voice of Two of being limited by a one-man- service to get those children who your way~and5 gy| We 'Feature EmerRency WTHT—News. Ojal. Gives Full Flavor In the pariah house w ill also elim­ Women and children were evac­ cannot be reached through the Worlds,” reveals the story of a re­ power-mlnd, has within him the w n l ^ —"Supper <31ub. inate unavoidable disturbance bus Itinerary which covers a good W ork. Come in Morning uated from OJal, leaving only men markable system that often lends mind-power of a thousand men or At fhuma/, you get $25 to 7:15— daring church time when the part o f the city. The second sen- capable of fighting the flames. to Improvement in power of mind, more as well as the energy-power $300 on your aiga a ta ra j Get Your Dental Plate WONS—Tello-Test. nuraary and pre-achool children son of such service waa started i — bateuse tl)a IfES M AN \ WDRC—Jack Smith Show. meet In the Sunday school below. last Sunday. achievement of brilliant business of the universe which can be used alone maksa Ifae dacision. Same Day. He Believes to Labor It win probably be the latter and professional success and new in his daily affairs. He states that WTHT—Here’s to Veterans. For the past two seasons Zion's Phone or visit him today. W T IC — News. part of the year before the Bronke happiness. Many report improve­ this sleeping giant of mind-power, Amherst. N. S., Sept. 14—(-P)— property will be ready for church assembly room facilities were LOW PRICES 7:80— ment in health. Others tell of in­ when awakened, can make man 18 MONTH LOAN PUN Thomas George Thomas, labor use. Meanwhile a atewardship placed at the entirely free and in­ capable of surprising accomplish­ W D RC— Club Fifteen. member at the Brltlah parlisunent plan will be carried through for dependent use of the Girl Scouts creased bodily strength, magnetic ments, from the prolonging of youth CAM Have your old plate made W O NS— News. from Wales, really believes In and their leaders, ns arrangements YOU on $w|t1« $IM l$Mt THKY FiNGIRFRiNT THI ATOM; additional working capital. A personality, courage and poise. to success In many ficldri. Strange­ over in the new natural WTHT—Relaxin’ Time. that "labor” designation. proportionately large amount has at the previous meeting place in iii>Ar THIS QAOQET-CALLED A 8PCCTHOM. The man. a well-known explorer ly, he says that this power works 4.11 lO M 1288 $0.»1 w n C —Hollywood Theater. He worked hla way to Canada already, without personal solitation the southwest section were no MONTHtr pihk-plastic at moderate and geographer, tells how he found beat while we sleep, when proper Firat efaU, i ta a m eat and handtomt 7:4.5— on the lumber ship Hawkinge to ETER-ACTS LIKE A MERRY-QO-HOUND. been loaned or pledged, and a per­ longer adequate. Two groups of methods are used. M (MM W MAw mmm«i WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. spend a short vacation. He’s going muur cost. Girl Scouts meet Thursday after­ these strange methods In far-off w lor trhof atiloA ol limo an (■ sonal visitation at every parish ______aropotlioo. T a K lip. Than, UdoMaa m Uad aa thaaaailp delaehabU WONS—Inside of Sports. back the same way next week. TEA IT WHIRLS ELECTRONS AROUNO-FA8TER and mysterious Tibet, often called The author states the time has home will be made, following re­ noons and evenings, when Zion’s the land of miracles by the few come for this long-hidden system Fast service. Dental 8:00— ceipt by mail of a unique, impres­ calendar is cleared for these paneil doaa amarganey duly in jaltiny down phona num6rr«| AND FA8TER-UNTIL THEY FLY OFF...TO travelers pemiitted to visit it. He to be disclosed to the Western WDRC—Mystery Theater. sive, instructive and attractive Scout dates. plates repaired in 3 discloses how he learned rare wis­ world, and offCr.s to send his amaz­ moian,OpOt. aU. B W A H ra Paned WONS—Guy Hedlund Players. PRODUCE ON PAPER A FINQCRPRINT “ Stewardship Album.” a personal- hours. dom and long hidden practices, ing 9,000-word treatise which re­ W THT—Chester Bowles. . Contrary to popular impressions closely gunidcd for throe thousand veals many startling results —to Tia KUp it a gift hdQ writa hema WTIC—Mel Torue Show. OF THE ATOM. ATLANTIC RESEARCH USES FINANCE GO. Expert Dental about the industry of ants, a re­ years by the sages, which enabled readers o f this paper, free of cost ahoulr^and with. $1,30 8:l^^— THE SPECTROMETER TO STUDY cent study in Panama showed that many to perform amazing feats. or obligation. For your free copy, 753 Ma i n s t r o t Technicians W T H T — Jack Beall. Afternoon Wear * Menchestof, Conn. 40 per cent of the ants did nothing Ho maintains thnt these immense address the Institute of Mental- Many Years Experience Jlandunyina tumai $ 3 M THOSE VOLATILE PARTS OF ATLANTIC powers are latent in all o f us, and physics. 213 South Hobart Blvd., Phona: Dial 3430 for their community. W D R C —Mr. and Mrs. North. HI-ARC THAT GIVE YOU INSTANT 8TARTINO that methods for tising them are Dept. 582-G, I jos Angeles 4, Calif. licfstt 391—A loofi of $100 coil$ t)0-40 •PaltnM WONS — Official Detective; whon premplly rtpoid in 13 menthly cen* m now simplified so that they can be Readers are urged tn write prompt­ $ocutivB in$tollM«nt9 of I10.0S soch. Billy Rose. letl&IioM AND QUICK PICK-UP. THEY'RE 2 OF uaed by almost any person with ly, as only a limited number of the Fagan Dental ■ Trieaa anh/ati la F trU n l f l u WTHT—America’s Town Meet­ Gift Linens ordinary Intelligence. free treatises have been printed. ing of the Air. THE 9 BIO FEATURES IN HIWtRC. WTIC—Carmen Cavallaro. ALL OF THE 9 ADD UP TO S-M-O-O-T-H Laboratories 9:00— 193 Trumhuli St. at Footwear For All the Family W D RC— W e the People, PERFORMANCE FOR YOUR CAR. . Asylum w n o - B o b Hope Show. America’s newest trucks I New styling! New sizesl New features! Allyn Hotel Building WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Hartford 9:15— f W ONS— News. 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J - . i:’ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1»4S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, IMS fkim ^P A Q lT T E S f convention MMlon, waa followed | Hos|iital Motet by the opening of the- battle for : Legion Aides Delay Pastor’s Only 6 0 2 Caat Votes Open Highway the lieutenant governor nomlna-1 Weddings Trailer Truck %■ tion. Admitted yeaterday: Mrs. Jannle , By Early Afternoon On Saturday Alcom'a name was presented by ■ MeShea-Stevenson Hear Reports Nichols. 49 Norman street; Miss Farewell Here Catches Fire 9f Sylvio F. Prcli. Republican town i i ^I'rances Carey, 118 Autunm street; • * Win Crown, Defeat Italians chairman in Windsor Locks. Mrs. Emma Peppln, Stafford; A t 1:86 this aftenMMii there had beea 662 vetea cast In the prlmiry Preli asserted that Alcorn would Auxiliary Session Fea­ Ralph Schofield, Monaon, Maos.; Departing Reception to Local Residents to Be conduct a fighting campaign. Mrs. Martlia Newark, 13 Edison electioas here. Of this number 416 Blaze i^ ic k ly Extin* ••He will tear away the pretense tures Reports on Con­ road; Linda Kean, 113 Deepwood Rev. Ward and Family were cast In the Republican Pri­ guished as North End Able to tJse New Sec­ i and halt truths of the democratic ' drive; Mrs. Jessie Cadfleld, S Ard­ mary and 186 In the Democratic primary. Grill, Red Men tion Into H a rtfo rd ' advertising technique and expose vention in Bridgeport more road; EArl Smithson. Ver­ To Be Thursday Firemen Are Called Giants Trim Pirates Local Sport ______j It in its true light." he said. non; William Jones, Rockville; The, vote by districts was as THE Jerry Chagnon Drives follows: ■7 , . jii K 1 Paraon*' Name Presented Mrs. Emile Levesque, president Joseph' Halliday, 11 Griswold The farewell reception which the Manchester reildents win ne ^ Parsons’ name was next» pre- Rep. Demo. The Manchester Fire department InTieG>ntest of the American Legion Auxiliary, street South Methodist parishioners were by prompt work late last night Chatter EoH W, sible to use a portion o^ the new , g^nted to the convention by his fel- Admitted today: Joseph Coa- to have held tomorrow evening for Dlstrlet No. 1 126 88 At Polo Grounds, 5-2 H ER AU k which met last night In the Legion District No. 2 100 45 saved most of a valuable trailer Wilbur Cross Highway on their! low townsman. State Representa- I tanzo. Providence, R. I.; Peter Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., and fam­ truck cargo that was threatened* Mrs. Bsatrlcs Amann AndruloL Yost Home Winning Runs wav to Hartford and back starting live Louis Shapiro of Farmington. hall, presented her report for the Bauer, 143 North Main street: District No. S M 42 outatanding women’a spaed tee ArgnmenU Enliven Rec' ily, has been postponed on account with fire. The vehicle, owned by Sports BdMsr • .. ^ av,« Shaoiro appealed to the convention year, which Indicated much prog- William Perrett, Bolton. o f the death of his father, to Thurs­ District No. 4 98 66 skater, la a patlant at the Man­ ANGLE Saturday. e po o repudiate Parsons, I the Bay State Trucking Company Hlfltoric New York Ball Sofiball League Game re.ss and accomplishment.'' Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Dor­ day evening, when It Is expected of Cambridge. Massachusetts, was Silk City Veteran • chester Memorial MoapltaL ’The ************* *^^**‘ **“ *------1 - - n iiipij Most Valuable Player highway from Mct*an Hill on Mid- ••Here today, bv youc action, Mrs. Wilbur Little, the retiring othy Farradonl. 245 Hilliard Mr. Ward will have returned from Totals 416 186 Park Graveysrd for famoua skater, a native of Meri­ Champions die Turnpike, west to the Charter ^ in ta jn 'or lose sight of wheeling along Route 15 at 11:20 At Charter Oak Lots secretary and Mrs. Wlnthrop street; Herman Reinhold, 10 Hazel Kansas City. ' p. m. when the driver noticed his den, married Phil Andrulot, a local Yon Can’t Boy A Paara Boston Red Sox a decade ago larty’s will remain a deep mystary. Gazza, s a ...... 1 1 0 3 1 0 Hits Before 1500 Fans fill public service entitle an incum­ latter part of August. Outstand­ ville. There is no water supply at this Last season Mickey Katkaveck The BA’a were humiliated In the in tbs second gsme ef the Rec Auguat. lb .... 4 ,1 0 3 0 0 East Hartford. This will cut By Ralph Roden when MllUonairo Tom Yawksy took bent In office to succeed himself; If ing items in these reports was the ' Birth yesterday: A daughter to Being Solicited U*oint and the firemen used the ' pUotsd ttaa Albany, Qa., (Jardlnals first game and nipped in the asc Licngue ptsytffa. The gsme wsa Chagnon. p .... 4 1 2 0 i—6 down the driving time to Hart­ For (iardcii Club Asaoclatad Sports Writer over the stock holdings. He took Winners and still champions! ford considerably by cutting out he so desires, and with this to re­ fact that the membership has Mr. and Mrs. Robert '%Iake, 223 t truck booster tank. It was be- rress to a playoff berth In tbs Oeorgla- the elastic off hia bankroll and clash. Moriarty's were ”up” cslled St ths end of five innings Covey, r f ...... 8 0 1 i 0 i ceive his party’s blessings." Shapl- j I the congested conditions now ex- gone over the 10,000 mark In ■ East Center street. 1 lleved a tail-light short circuit on The historic Polo Grounds Is fast Florida League. Thla year Mickey bought such established stare a s , big games while tha of plsy due to darkness. The con­ Phlllipa, 8b . . . . 8 0 0 3 0 1 That’s ths honor held today by ro said. "This principle is forcefully Mra. A. L. Post of 132 Green JsUng on Silver Lane. The four- Connecticut; that 300,000 poppies { Manchester Garden club mem­ I the trailer caused the blaze which gaining a reputation as the grave­ handled the league championthip Lefty Grove, Rube Walberg, Jim­ champa were caught with their test was hotly contested through­ Miiewrakl, 2b . . . 8 0 1 1 0 0 the Center Motors softball Uam ■ demonstrated by the unqualified j bers opened the new season last road, president «»f the Mary Cush­ I attacked the mixed cargo of paper lane highway makes a direct ap­ were made at the veterans hospi-; yard of pennant hopes. Waycroae, Ga., Bears. In the final my Foxx and Joe Cronin. But, Sunday britches doa-n below out with sn argument srieing on .Morrell c ...... 3 0 0 - 6 1 0 after last night’a thriUlng 8 to 0 proach to the new bridge. acceptance of all those presently t lals in Rocky Hill and Newingtori! Catches Youth night In the Robbins rooms o f man group, one of the newly i goods, sulphur and whiskey. Most Burt, Shotten brought hisj playoff aerlas the B ean are meet­ Boston could not make the grade their kneea. slmoet every plsy. Each team had Mason, e f ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 ser\'ing our state, except for one. i Mrs. games R. MrShea and sold under the direction of the Center church house with a small formed groups of the Second Con­ 1 of the damage wa.s confined to the Brooklyn Dodgers Into the lair o f, ing the Albany Cards. altlhough she was awaya a con- In'defense of the BA’s it muat Mood In ita eyes wrlth neither giv­ Vilga. U ...... 8 0 1 3 0 0 triumph over the Italisn-Ameri- This one Is Lieutenant Governor^ Legion Auxiliary. It was also re­ I show of late season flowers, col- gregational Women’s League for . rear end of the trailer and the ve- tha New York Oianta over the tender for the American League' *>e said that they did not play tha ing a quarter or seking any Rostek, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 cans in the third and deciding Miss Eleanor Ruth Stevenson, ! hide’s door was burned. There same of the Softball Twilight Robert E. Parsons. ported that 3456 gifts were donat­ I ored motion pictures, reports and Seiwlce, requests all women of the week-end for a four-game sarlaa Twilight baaabaU and softball flag. I type ball during the playoff fln- f t u l Correnti started on the Shannon, Alcorn Seconding speeches were made 1 Trying Break was some water damage. TotaU ...... 26 3 5 League playoffa A crowd estimat­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ed by the units for the (Jhrlstmas a social time during which Ice church who have not already and left the cigar box with only leagues have been completed and Although tha situation Isn’t they were capable of or mound for the Red Men, being re­ 21 3 2 for Alcorn, bv Mrs. Marie Moore , A. Stevenson of 45 Wadsworth I 'shops at ItaUaas (0) ed at 1,500 viewed the finale at Newington and cream and homc-mnde cake was turned In their recipes for the cook one victory. ' king football is ready to take over the same In Manchester, It does did they play on par with thalr lieved In the fourth inning by of Washington and State Repre- : street, and Jamr.s Robert .MeShea, | Roi-kv Hill, AB R H PO A Robertaon Park under the Ughta • To Head Ticket ser\-ed. book the group la preparing to The hi^-flylng Pittsburgh Pi­ the spotUgtat. The Silk Cjlty A. C. resemble pennant buying In y h e : regjlar season performances. Dubaldo. In the three Innings E sentative Nelson Carpenter of C an-; son of. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mr- pians were i ^IcKee St. Resident M. Correnti, lb . 3 0 1 4 0 0 Regular season winners. the discussed for the Mrs. W.’ilter Br.v.ont *;»pressecl print, to do so before September Three Building rates showed up last night boast­ plays Sunday afternoon at ML Ne- cose of the Brltish-Americons. The _ paper, man for man, the that Correnti pitched, he gave up terbury: and for Parsons, by State j ghpa <,f Willimantic, were married her pleasure that so many were 17’ ing a seven game winning etreak club did not go out and try to buy BA's hold a wide edge over the three walks and two hits good Richters, Sb ... 2 6 ff 2 1 0 Motors counted three runs in the joint installation o f the Post and ' Nabs Indiana Man bo against WaUrbury with the Gavello, If, c f .. (Continued from Page One) Representative CThauncey Hutch-1 September 10 In St. James’s Auxiliary, Wednesday, September present on such a hot September Up to date more recipes have and Uppy Leo Durocher’a fence a pennant but it did sign the better Gas House personnel but gomes for three wins. Dubaldo pitched 3 0 1 3 0 0 top half of the seventh inning to Permits Issued Legion scheduled to play the fol­ Gentilcore, cf, rf 3 ^ . ------Ings of Harwlnton and C. Raymond i church. The single-ring ceremony Attempting BuTglary evening. In behalf of the members been received for chocolate cake bustars cooled them off. 5-3. ball playera in this happy hamlet. *re still won on the diamond ond the fourth and fifth inntngt. glv- 0 0 1 0 0 break a scoreless deadlock and Brock of Hamden. 22. The program will begin at 1 lowing Sunday. Manchester High Mlkuckl, p ___ 2 0 state. Next, the convention renam­ was performed at ten o’clock by 7; 30 and will be followed by a pot she welcomed the return of Mrs. than any other one item, ami the By knocking off the pursuers of Tv ilight League play during the today, as a result, we have o new ing up four hiU and allowing 0 1 0 0 this margin proved to be vietotyi ’The convention then started a ! opens Ita boms slate Friday night, P. Corrintl. If, rf 2 0 0 0 1 ed treasurer Joseph A. Adorno. the assistant pastor, Rev. Robert luck supper. Mrs. Roland Irish, Donald B.. Thompson, who gave Fred Pohiman of Hudson street aim,is to compile a book that will Building Inspector David (Jham- the front-running Boston Bravea regular season saw the Britlsh- Twilight League champion In three runs. 0 Remarkable Record roll call to settle the contest. The Wood. Mrs. David Bennett play­ I sifter an illness of many months. October I against Middletown Amerlcans run through tha tched- Anlello, -2b .... 2 0 0 0 0 0 The triumph marked the Motors chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. ' Indiana as hi.s address, was Include a wide variety of dishes. j hers this morning issued three per- the Giants themselves are sticking High at Nebo. It wUl be a CCIL MMChester — Moriarty Brothers. Oenttlcore and Henniquin sup­ Pagani, sa ...... delegates were polled by name. I ed the bridal music and palms Mrs. Bryant also voiced the sym­ mils for the construction of and ule like Superman on a journey Yes sir, you can’t buy o pen­ plied the power for the Red Men 2 0 0 4 1 0 third straight league champioa- fSarly Reports Morris Metter, Mrs. Edward I nabbed by a McKee street resident Not since World War I have the I very much In the running for the game. Bouthilet, c ... and gladiolus decorated the altar. pathy of all with another valued ' alterations to dwclling.s. A per- National League flag. to Mara. Fifteen official games nant. Qrith each getting two hiU apiece. 2 0 0 6 1 1 shlp. In four years of play In t l» Quish. Mrs. Harold Belcher. Mrs. at 11:15 last night as the Indiana women of this church Issued a ' » ■ GalU, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Given In marriage by her fath­ man was allegedly trying to break member. Mra. Clifford Cheney, In I mit wa.s i.ssued to William and Last night's triumph boosted were played and tha Britlsh- Shots Here and Thera* Pete Aceto did the hurling for 0 circuit, the Motors have won the O f Convention Leon Bradley. Mrs. Nello Ridolfl, 1 cook book. It Is hoped that all who a—Kleinschmidt 1 0 0 0 0 0 er the bride was attended by her into a gasoline station at the In­ the audden loss of her husband I Anna Karvelis for the constnic- the Giants into a fourth place tie Alex Fbrgnson Four more new players reported Amercians won fourteen. Three Bristol High, playing under o the Oak Grill glring up eight hlU. t ' crown on three occasions and fin­ Hartford, Sept. 14—(JP)—With Mrs. Louis Milligan. have been invited to send In re­ at the Guards basketball drill last .■lister, Mrs. Doris Robbins of New tersection of West Center and and stated that the club’s aecre- cipes by the group members will j tion of a dwelling on Dcming with the Idle 8t. Louis Cardinals, games, won by the team while new coach, will operate from a Faulty fielding by both teama ished fourth on, the other. A most only one floor fight In the offing Obituary The unit is Invited to the joint night at the Rec. They are Johnny ToUls ...... 23 0 2 21 3 2 York City as matron, of honor. McKee street.s. tar.v, Mrs. Eugene Spiess, had see that they receive them at once. street at an estimated coat, of five and one half games behind the Alex Ferguson, veteran local using on tnell^ble player, were T-formatlon this season. The accounted for moet runs scored. remarkable record. — and that regarded generally as Mis.New York Yankees play host to innings; off Galll 2 for 3 runs In 2 the lA ’a was tagged for the loos. of white rosebuds. Thompson sought to escape, but a long-time member of the club, game last Sunday at the West Side In the regular season standings pleted In daylight. 'lu te’s Attorney Meade Alcorn. Mrs. Banks was born in Bast Hart­ terations will cost an e.stimaled a double by Johnny Hopp< an In­ but polished off Nosalffa and the the Baltimore O ita In an AAFC innings. Hit by pitcher: by Galll Fireball Edd(f Mlkuckl hurled the The matron of honor wore vel- About Town Peck succeeded in holding him un­ brought with him a .number of , field hit by Dixie Walker and Oval. This was the best take of game. The following night the Oak Grill (6) Alcorn went Into the fight with ford, June 24, 1879, and resided In $4,800 and will be done by C. Gam- plate in pain, was helped from the Aircraft to reach the all Important (Ctovey). Wild pitches: OalU. first six frames but was forced to low rayon jeraey, with tight-fit­ til police, hastily summoned, ar­ slides in color taken in Washing- i -ris i i bolatl. Ralph Ktner'a ground out. the season. With an enclosed park, Boston Yanks meet the Green Bay AB R H PO A E Losing pitcher: Qallt. Umpirea: 'the backing of organization lead- Hartford before coming here to rived at the scene. field and later lost consciousness. finals. retire at tha start of the aeventn ting bodice and full skirt. Her Group A of Center Church toll. D. C., and Virginia, and these t in g C rS M a ilg lC f I But the Gianta bounced back the amount would have been trip­ Packers at Fenway Park___ Jlm- E. Berzenski. sa 2 0 1 1 0 0 Dl Bello. Dixon. ’Dme: 1:80. • |,(|rs, among them Harold E. Mitch- live with her son. She was a mem­ A seco.'J burglary case was Team physician Edwanl Castle, Four times during the regular frame when he aggravated an o))l headband and bouquet were of pur­ Women’s Federation, Mrs. Abbott were also greatly appreciated. In their half, pouncing on south­ however, said Black had an excel­ led. my Lynch and his world-famous M. Berzenski. c 3 I 1 S 1 t a—Fanned for Anlello in seventh. -all, state chairman and national ber of-(Christ Church Cathedral In solved yesterday by Police Lieu­ season the Britlsh-Americans leg injury. Mikucki had pitched ple gladiolus. The bridesmaid Chase, leader, will have a box sup­ paw Tic Lombardi, a former Giant lent chance to recover. auto and motorcycle stuntmen Walker, rf .. 3 1 0 1 • 0 0 shutout boll when he made his ’eommitteeman. His supporters Hartford and the Order o f the wore pale blue rayon jersey, cut At His Work Here pinned defeats on the Gas House Aceto. p ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 per on the west lawn at the church tenant Raymond Griffin who wag R fS ta iii* a Ik lure ARGUS killer, for three runs. 'They scored Through the courtesy of the will appear at Riverside Park exit although he was in hot watar V isa e d more than 550 of the 618 Golden Ooss. on same lines as the dress of the much assisted by the burglars 4 4 c l l l l O I v i n s ' Gang. The defending champion Savino, lb . . . . 3 1 2 5 0 2 tomorrow evening at six o’clock, their runs on sn, error by Stan Boston Braves, all members of the Sunday. An afternoon and eve­ up to his cars on several oeca- ^legates. She leaves besides her son, a sis­ honor attendant. She carried peach themselves, a group o f three young ' 35 MM. CAMERAS Britlsh-Americans were heavy fa­ Aliczi, 2b ____ 3 0 0 1 3 0 l^Iajor League Pennant ter, Mrs. William E. Barton, Sr., of and a food sale at the J. W. Hale Joseph Castanzo, 25, of Provi­ Rojak, Whitey Lockman’s single, ning performance Is scheduled... siona Naither Parsons nor his sup­ gladiolus and wore a headband of boys who allegedly gained enthince MAJOR LEAGUE local American Legion Junior base­ vorites to win the pIayof[s and re­ Lupe. If, 3b .. 2 2 6 0 1 0 Hartford. Company’s store, at 9:00 a. m. Opens Session dence, R. I., suffered painful In­ Sid Gordon’s double dnd Wlllsrd ball team wriU be guests at the tire the Jack Dwyer Trophy per­ Connie Desmond, Brooklyn base- Plenty of Arguaaeata porters challenged Alcorn’s claim tte same flowers. to the Burr nursery office on Oak­ juries to his hand and fingers N, Pagani. cf. If 2 1 1 2 0 1 Races at a Glance .of prospective victory. Parsons. The funeral service vvUl be held Saturday, September 18. S I A R T H U R 1 Ifarahall’a two-run one-bagger. Braves-Plratea game Saturday at manently. ball announcer, has been behind Aa usual, in a Motora and Ital­ Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at The mother of the bride wore land street Saturday night. •shortly before 10 o’clock this morn­ Tht GlanU Hipped Lpmbardi a mike describing sports events Quaglia, cf . . . . 1 0 0 2 0 1 ian game, there were plenty *iowever, insisted that he wanted cocoa gabardine, brown accessor­ (Continued from Page One) L e a d e n Braves Field. All playera planning Sunday, September 5, was the it the Watkins Funeral Home at 142 St. Mary’s Guild will have an Investigation showed that the ing when caught In a machine. The for another run In the second and for 17 years. He attended Notre B. Pagani, 3b .. 1 0 0 0 1 0 By The Associated Press cloee plaj*a ^v1th an argument 'ihe fight settled on the conven­ ies, and the brldgcgroom’s mother to make the trip are urged to con­ date of the game of one of the East Center street. Rev. Alfred all-day meeting Thursday In the burglars had used a dictaphone injured man, a maintenance engi­ completed their scoring In the American League beat two out of three series. Mor- Dame three years. Red Barber, Natioaal League cropping from each play. Several tion floor. green crepe witli black accessor­ and tj-pewriter. The attempt to use quiring only 56 seconds to read his neer, is employed by the M. A. Batting—Williams, Boston .368; tact Marcel Dome, steward at the Totals ...... 23 6 6 15 6 5 L. ’Williams of St. Mary’s Episco- Guild room. Those who can con­ sixth at the expense of Kirby HIg- Legion Home. larty’s won by a 7 to 1 score. Lost now on the ailing list, has a 19- times the game was halted while ‘ Would PnU Out of Race ies. Both mothers wore gardenia the dictaphone was not successful, address. Gammino Construction Company Boudreau, CHeveland .361 Red Men (6) a u b w . P et O.B. Reliable sources said they doubt- pal church, will officiate. Inter­ veniently come for the day should The king said: be. Kennedy gave up Pitts­ * ------Sunday in a thrilling and exciting year radio background.. After­ players and managers had It out ment will be in the East cemetery. corsages and assisted at a recep­ but police found three names and of Providence, R. 1., on the Wilbur Runs Batted In — Dl Maggio, noon racing at Cherry Park starts Henniquin. c .. 3 1 Boston ___ 79 .577 with each other end the umpirea ^ that there would be a com­ provide their own box lunches and ” My lords and members of the burgh’s final run In the seventh. The basketball floor at the East game, the Center Streeters did it Daigle, 3b . . . . Friends may call at the funeral tion for 75 guests which followed addresses ty’ped on a piece of pa­ Cross highway construction job. New York 136; Stephens. Boston again, coming from behind in the Sunday. The first heat is sched­ 3 0 PltUburgh 73 .553 3>i Both aides want out In order in pleted ron call vote on the Alcom- tea. coffee and dessert will be House of Commons. I have sum­ • Brooklyn wrested third place Side Rec has been reconditioned Gentilcore. cf .. 2 home after 7 o’clock Wednesday the ceremony at the home of the per and by means of this clue left The Providence man’s five fin­ from the Cards by dumping the 123 eighth Inning to post a 10 to 9 vic­ uled at 2 o'clock.. Llncpln Downs 3 Brooklyn . 72 .5373 5 ti the first atansa With twro out tn Faraons contest. It was likely, served. The hostesses will be moned you to meet at this time and is In excellent condition. A tri­ (TorrenU. lb, p 0 evening. bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and by the boys, they were shortly lo­ gers were mangled and the tip of Mobil-flsme Chicago Cubs, 6-4 In a night game Runs—Henrich, New York 117; tory. 48-day fall meeting starts Sept 3 St. Louis.. 73 .5868 5H the Motors’ second. Bill Mllewakl they reported, that Parsons would Mrs. Wyvllle Peabody and Mrs. In order that you nia.v give further , ...... ______Geer, 2b ...... 3 0 Mi’s. William Hand of Bolton. cated and turned over to juvenile his middle finger was severed. He at Brooklyn. Dl Maggio, Boston 110 bute to those who made it possible. Loaded Yet Defeated 20. .Francis Wallace, football pro­ New York. 73 .5368 5H tingled for the first hit of the gsme ‘ pull out of the race when the roll Vari-colored gladiolus composed James Harrison. Mrs. Clayton con.sideration to the bill to amen^j was brought to the Manchester SOCONY. Hits— Boudreau, Cleveland 180; Dubaldo. p, rf S 0 Remaining Schedulea bmll reached the point where Al- Ajlison Is president. Mrs. William authorities. They had taken a few BOTTLED Four Boa Rally Despite the fact the British phet, namra Notre Dame, Michi­ to left field and got to second as the decorations. bottles of soda. the Parliament Act. 1911. on which \ Memorial hospital by a fellow Dilllnger, SL Louis and Mitchell, Frey, If ...... 1 2 Boston—At Home, New York 2, jcom had the necessary majority. Hunnlford, vice president, Mrs. there was disagreement between A four-run seventh inning rally Americans were loaded with the gan and Southern Methodist as the ball wsa booted. Moose Mor­ When the couple left for a trip worker and after emergency treat­ VACUUM GAS Cleveland 178 McChirrv. .is .. 2 1 Chicago 2, St. Louis 3, PltUburgh rell than fanned to retire tha rids. ,. Organization leaders considered Funerals Harrison secretary and Mrs. Char­ the two Houses last session. j ment was admitted. His condi­ 0 enabled the Dodgers to overcome Boudreau Slips best talent available, they were the top three college teams In the Lea, rf, lb . . . . 2 0 to New York City the bride was Doubles—Henrich. New York defeated In the all Important 2, Cincinnati 2. Total II. Away. Chagnon got the Italians in order Alcorn so far ahead last night lotte Gotberg, treasurer. Direc­ “ It is not proposed to bring any tion was described as good. a 3-2 deficit and win. "rwo sin­ nation. ^ His "Pigskin Preview" Brooklyn 3, New York 3. Total 6. wearing a wine-colorcd suit, grey FULL LINE OF and Priddy, St. Louis ,38 championship games. Whether the appears "irt the current issue o f the in the lest half o f the inning. ' (bat there was none of the all Michael O’Connell hat and black accessories. After tresses have not all been appoint­ W ar Not Near, other business before you in the aFFROVCO aFFUANCia gles, two sacrifices, two errors, Triples—Henrich, New York In Batting Race . Totals ...;. 23 6 Brooklyn—At Home, Boston 3. ,i)ight huddles that customarily Funeral services for Michael present session. ■ ‘ | 1946 and 1947 Twi League king- Saturday Evening Post. Larry Gasza opened the tUrd September 28. Mr. and Mr.s. Me­ ed. Work will be on aprons for and two fly balls accounted for the and Stewart, Washington 13 Oak Grill . . . . 2 1 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2, Cincin­ with a walk smd »toi» seoosid. Tb* .precede nomination day. As a re- OTOonnell were held at 8:30 this Shea will be at home to the friends the December fair. "I pray that the blessing of the j see us runs. Home Runs—Dl Maggio, New Red Men , ___ 2 0 nati 3, St. Loula 2, PltUburgh 5 next twro men wwnt dowrn in order . suit, convention leaders and dele- morning at the T. P. HoUoran Fu­ at 40 Tanner Avenue, Willimantic. Almight.v may rest upon y ou r! Lefty Johnny Schmitz, on old Chicago, Sept. 14 — (/P)— Lou Runs batted In; Correnti. Hen­ (Includlag playoff of protested Says Gen. Clay ’counsels.” | York 35; Stephens, Boston 27 and Larry was nipped at third as j^ tes began arriWng early at the neral Home, 175 O n ter street, and Second Congregatlonallsts are Dodger nemesis, went the route Stolen Bases — Dilllnger, St. Boudreau of (Jlevelanfi collected niquin, Daigle, McCurry, Aceto, game). Total 17. Away, New he tried to eteal that bflae on a ^convention ball. at 9 o’clock at St. James's church. reminded of the fall fellowship Prime Minister Attlee did not a t -1 NQW for (jhicogo. Schmits, who now only six hits in 23 trips last week M. Berzenski; Three-base hits: M. York 1, Philadelphia 2. Total 3* Preston-McCormack (Costlnned from Page One) Louis 24; Coon, Washington 19 High Grid 'feam Will close plsy. In ths Italians’ third, V, One of the first to arrive was Rev. Frederick McLean celebrated tally at the church tomorrow eve­ tend the session. He has been ill. | Manchester Pipe has won 17 games and lost 12. to slip six points behind Boston's Berzenski, Gentilcore, Frey: Sac­ St Louis—At Home, Chicago 3, with one out, Benny Paifant walk­ yAttoeney General William L. Had­ the mass and Mrs. Eleanor Bennett Miss Elizabeth Ann McCor­ Despite the king's remark about 1 You can have your own Strikeouts — Feller, Cleveland mack, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. ning at eight o’clock. "ITie pro­ entered the gome boasting a 6-1 135; Lemon, Cleveland 131 Ted Williams in the battle for the rifices: N. Pagani; Left on bases: PltUburgh 8. Total 6. Away, ed and stole secqpd but died there den, the convention chairman. He played the organ and sang. Rev. gram will include movies. "Letter l i f t w o ul d materialize, Cfiay no other business, there is expect-1 home on your own lot for record over Brookl.yn. American League batting crown. Red Men 9; Oak Grill; Boses on New York 2, Boston 3. Brooklyn 2, as Chagnon turned the heat on. Was on the scene a half hour be- Rotert Wood conducted the com­ Michael A. McCormack of Elling­ snapped: ed to be a conser\’ative demand for . and Supply Pitching—Kramer, Boston 16-4 1 from Cina.’’ and "Puerta Rican as low as $8,900. Rsx Barney, who hurled a 2-0 .800; Raschl, New York 18-6 .750 Williams, wrtth eight blows in 24 Be Big and Powerful bolls: Correnti 3; Strike-outs: Du­ Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3. Total Chagnon singled down tha first ylore the scheduled 10 a. m. start­ mittal service at the grave in St. ton road, Rockville, and William “I don’t pay any attention to | a statement on the German crisia 248 No. Main St. Tel. 6268 12. Francis Preston, .son of William H. Storv." The minister. Rev. Le- no-hlt triumph over the Giants appearances, dropped two points baldo 1; Aceto 2; HIU off: Cbr- base Una for ths wrtnnera in tha ing time. Explaining his early ar- Bridget's cemetery. The bearers land’ O. Hunt, will present plans them." 1 One paper termed it a "phonev lost Thursday, went the distance renti 2 for 3 runs in 3 Innings; PltUburgh—At Home. Cincin­ fourth wrlth one out. Charley , rival, he smilingly remarked; were Walter Palmer, Lewis Bark­ Clay said he doubted the present I session.” Another spoke of a "cyn- Occupancy In 60 Days National League to .370 while Boudreau skidded to for Brooklyn to gain his 14th win foot, four inch Negro packs 215 Dubaldo 4 for 3 runs in 2 Innlags; nati 4. Total 4. Away, New CCovey fanned and Oscar PhlUlpe "There wasn’t any need for hold- er, William Gorman and Joseph the'^fa°tc °Lr*. PrMton!^^ore‘’m“"r^ * prog^ of the church Communist attempts to seize | ical party maneuver,” Batting—Musiol, St. Louis .373; .362. A week ago, Williams led All Veteran Eleven to ■•^Lectro Improvement Co., Re had lost 10. pounds on his frame. He has Im- Wild Pitches: 0)iTenU 3; Passed York 2, Boston 2, Philadelphia 4. drew a walk, m n Miiewrakl (lied ;Ing conferences last night.” Post. power in Berlin had been planned The special session was called Ashburn, Philadelphia .333 .370 to .367. fil^rnanVs church.' Rockville" Catholic Mothers Ctrcle.s holding Only one game was played In Runs Batted In—Musial. St. O p p o s e L e a v e n w o r t h ' proved ylth leaps and bounds de- balls; Henniquin; Umpires: Kovis; Brooklyn 5 (including pUyoff of to Red Gsvello In center to again 40 Minutes Behind Time by the Russians to interfere with partially to speed up the labor Inc. Cleveland's Dole Mitchell cop­ Time: 1:20.- protested game), St Louis 3, Cin­ cut short a threat. current four-power negotiations. the American League, the St Louts 116; Klner, Pittsburgh 114 ^naively and his height enables I Nevertheless, the convention Mrs. John Milrliell Rev. Patrick Mahoney performed "’‘TV"?" u!!£i government's prograjn to limit the Louis Browns ’upsetting the third ped third place wrlth .333 followed cinnati 2. Total 18. OaveUe Oeto Oa Bass -The funeral of Mrs. John Mitch­ the double-ring ceremony. White i Later Col. Frank L. Howley, U. Manchester Representative Runs—Musial, St. Louis 120; t l l g n r r i c l a y I v lg n t a t ijim to snare many forward ,*^as not called to order until 10:40 powers of the House Of Lords, ploea Ihdisns, 3-2 at Cleveland by two St. Louis Brownies, Al New York—At Homs, Brooklyn OaveUo got a little .something ell, formerly o f 16 Hackmatack gladioluseladinliia decorateddecnraterl tliothe nitar.niVny St. Elizabeth s With Mra. Ann Ko- S. Commandant of Berlin, told the Lockmon, New York 109 Zarilla with .324 and Bob Dilllnger >a. m. (edt), 40 minutes brhind .sak, 42 Birch street: Infant Je.sus but this was overshadowed bv the Call Manchester 7691 Plnch-hltter Joe Schultz singled Waterbury Stadlum ' 1, PhlUdelphia 2, Boston 3. PltU­ ktarted for the Italians In the last schedule. .. street, will be held tomorrow aft­ Ih’esented in marriage by her newsmen the air lift had defeated ! east-west tension over Germany, Hits—Musial, St. Louis 203; with .322. Barney McCosky of _!__ Red Grant, a fine tackle lost of Prague, with Mrs. Samuel Fe­ in the ninth with the bases full to Holmes, Boston 171 burgh 2, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 2, half of the fourth when bo singled The delegates aroSe as the na­ ernoon at 2 o'clock at the Watkins father, the bride was attended by "as powerful a blockade as ever ’ Philadelphia also posted .322. foil, is back again and should be lice. 144 Highland street; St. enable the Browns to break a 3-2 Doubles— Musial, St. Louis 40; Sporls Roundup (Chicago 4. Total 16. Away, Bos­ to right and ended up on second tional anthem was sung by a Funeral Home at 142 East Center her Bister, Mrs. Francis G. Mlffltt had been attempted against a Other leaders were Hoot Evers, Big and powerful best describes better than ever. He tips the Fair- ton 2. ToUi 2. as the ball was bootsd. Dom Gen- Anne’s with Mrs. Richard McCar­ city." tie and win. Ennis, Philadelphia 38 ; TOung Hartford Negro couple, street. Rev. Willard McLaughlin of RockvITIc as matron of honor Public Records When Minutes Detroit, .315; Luke Appling, Chi­ this year’s Manchester High fo o t-' banks at an even J05. Moose Fin- Amerieaa Leagua tUcore reached first on sn infield of the North Methodist church- will thy. 69 Jensen street; Holy Inno­ He said the Russians had not The loss left the Tribe three full Tripleo—Musial, St. Louis 16; ball team. The Red and White By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phlm Hall. and by Mr.s. Edmund Tomezuk. games behind the first place Bos cago, .314; Bill Goodman, Boston, negan, like Rogers and Grant, a New York, Sept, 14—— A .TO boot with Gavello holding at sec­ officiate. Burial ivill be in the sister of the bridegroom. Mr. cents Circle with Mrs. Victor Muz- only shut off food stocks, but also Count Hopp, Pittsburgh 12 ' ' eleven will be unveiled Friday T ^ invocation was given by ton Red Sox. .313 and Honk Majeskl, Phila- letter winner last fall, will hold certain Southeastern Conference CTub W. L. Pet. O.B. P. ond base. Mikucki grounded to the ^ v . David N. Beach of Cen- East cemetery. Friends may ca ll: Tomezuk was bo.'it man and the zulia, 101 Lenox street; St. Mnr- liad seized fuels and even medi- W'arrantM Deed WANTED Home Runs—Klner, Pittsburgh night for the first time against Charles J. Stansfield et al to The Indians also lost the serv­ 39; Musial, St. Louis 35 delphU, .309. down one of th* guard berths coach, who is on the receiving Boston .... 86 .50 .633 IS short and Gsvello wsa. forced at .ter church. New Haven at the funeral home after 7 o ’clock ushers were Paul Descll of Schnec- nraret-Mary Circle with Mrs. Oliver iiies "in anticipation that within | Hava year doctor Ul» Leavenworth High <)f. Waterbury. third for the second oiit. .Paul ices of pitcher Don Black for the Stolen Boses— Ashbum. Phila­ along with Paul Aresri. Tony end this year because he doesn’t New York. 84 52 .618 2 18 The Convention then got down this evening. tady, N. Y., Robert Preston i>t Benoit, 45 Fairfield street. two weeks the* population would A- Gubtil, property on phona his praacrlpttoa The game Is slated to start at 8 Correnti grounded to Phillips at Experienced Sewing rest of the season. Black Is in delphia 32; Rojek, Pittsburgh 20 Newark, N. J.—Joe (Jhcshul, Turklngton, another mer./Der of "Go git ’em" like he used to, sug­ (Cleveland . 84 54 .609 3 16 to biminess, adopting rules recom- Hartford, cou.sin of the bride­ ------. rise against the western allies and i Coolidge street. o’clock and w’ill be played at third and Oscar stepped on the to Wsidoa’s over pH- critical condition in a Cleveland Strikeouts — Brechecn, St. 181, Bayonne, N. J„ outpointed the football playing family of gests: "It’s about Ume the NCAA Philadelphia 79 61 .564 8 14 • mended by a committee headed by groom and George McCormack, St. Mary's senior choir will hold force us to withdraw.” ______■ Machine Operators Municipal .Stadium. bag to force Gentilcore to retire a rehearsal this evening at 7:30. ; The Soviet-licensed news agency ' ' •ata profaaalonal tklra far hospital with a hemorrhage nCar Louis 130; Blackwell, Cincinnati Art Swiden, 183, Pittsburgh (8). boys, has been shifted to center created a purity code for foot­ Remaining Scheflalea *S*^*?* Conway as chairman. Republicans Win brother of the bride. Boston—Joe Rlndone, 1(10, ^ s - , Governor Al Rogers, tallest and by Head Coach Walker Briggs. Boston—At Home, New York 2. the side. Again In the fifth ths ------I ADN said today five Germans who ! tmniadlata delivery ta the brain. and Jansen, New York 114 ball fans.’’ . . .Yeah, but they’re Motora placed men on first and sec­ Hadden was elected as the con­ The bride wore a princess -style Apply ton, stopped Moses Ctmikin, 158, heaviest man on the souad, will be Turk played guard a year ago. having a tough enough Uxie trying Washington 3. Total 6. Away, The C. L. Hale Construction took part in the disorders that fol- ! p oor hOBMk Block apparently twisted his Pitching — Sewell, Pittsburgh ond but failed to register a run. vention’s permanent chairman. gOwn of white brocaded satin with i — u u Philadelphia (5), seen at one end berth. The six Lee Botteron Is another returning to' keep players, coaches, athletic New York 3, Cleveland 1, Chicago Maine Elections; sweetheart neckline, long sleeves' ^'an®hester has been lowed Thursday’s giant anti-C3om neck when he hit a foul ball. In 11-3 .786; Chesnes, Pittsburgh 12- Eddie VUga singled'< and Gozsa '■ The party’s platform, pledging FOR SALE the second inning. He fell at the 4 .750 wingmon. Lee sparkled last fail directors and a few “ old grads" 3, Detroit 4, St. LouU 3. Total a progipm of ’’true liberalism In , and full length train. Her fin- “ *»*** anparent low bidder munist meeting here had been sen-1 Independent 13. drew his second walk off Mlkuckl tenced to 25 years in prison. and should improve from gsme to In line...A fan’s code would re­ Mikucki went *to the rubber to government" and boasting of >a (CoDtlnued from Page Une) Igertip veil fell from a crown of WELDON'S Several fine linemen include quire nv?re enforcement machin­ New York—At Home, Boston 3. wcord of kept promises, was read ; matching .satin and her bridal bou- ! *** In ADN said there is no appeal I Mickey Katkaveck Praises Total 3. Away—Boston 2, Phila­ start the sixth but had to retire from the sentences, which were i Cloak Co. 801 MAIN STREET Tubby Minicuccl, McDonald, War­ ery than prohibition— and would before facing a batter and GoUi to th^onvention by state Secre­ trace possible leaks o f atomic I quet was of white roses and I ? whS ti Four Room delphia 3, Oevcland 1, Chicago, 2, , jrypsophiija, I nounced toda.v. The Hole bid is $1,- for "crimes against public order, { Pine Street ren, Fred Piercey and Welsse. be as popular. ..C hic Harley, Detroit 4. S t Louis 3. Total 15. took ov er.for the Italians. After tary Charles E. House of Man- bomb Information from scientists. The backfleld* will find Buddy sophomore halfback at mtnoia, is ’ .Chester, chairman of the resolu­ ' ’ITie matron of honor wore a : ____ the lives of peaceful inhabitants ; Duplex IHE KENNEL SHOP presents [|[|[[ (Cleveland—At Home, Boston 1, (Thagnon had filed to center, Covey It intends later to Inquire into the Jimmy Foley for Success Burbank, Red Flaherty, Ronnie a nephew of Ohio State’s celebrst- was hit by a pitched ball and tions committee. bouffant gown of vellow taffeta, . . , t> j and the Soviet occupation troops.” New York 1. Washington 8, Phils- activities of Dr. Edward U. Con­ I Buckmister and Brunig Moske. Ail C hic...This kid once scored awarded firrt base. Covey was ^ The platform wa.s adopted don. director of the Bureau of ] with bateau neckHn4. cape sleeves.’ ! Located On East Side delphla 3, Detroit 3. Chtcsgo 2. Mickey Katkaveck, outstanding : are veterans. However, Burbank four touchdowns In ons game for Total 13. Away—Detroit 3. To­ forced at second as Phillips was ,)manlmou8ly without change. Standards, whom It had labeled I tunic and matching mitts. She ^ m local professional baseball player, | is the only one of the quartet who Fenwick High of C hicago.. .Pub- safe at first on a pop fiy that was „ The convention next adopted a "one of the weakest links” In the ; wore a l.-irge hat of yellow horse j "'Bht at 7.30 to take action U i 3. sent the following letter to Herald > R e m e m b e r e d lugged the pigskin last fall. Moske licltor Earl Hllllgan ^ n t s out Philadelphia—At Home. New dropped. Mtlewskl walked but nation's atomic security chain. hair braid and carried an arm bou- i , *he disjwsitlon of the For Information IP I OONT RUN J’esolution expressing regret at Sports Editor Earl W. Yost. Kat­ played tackle. Buckmister was an that in 47 years American League York 3, Washington 3. Total 5> Morrell fanned to end the 'Inning, the recent death of James A. Har- Condon denied these charges and ' quet of lavender pompons. I resignation of Charles W. Holman Write Box C ArthritisFor suick, atUsbUulljr CMUsrtIns Pain btip for i RECONDITIONINGB I AIN’T GUILTY. kaveck piloted the WaycroM, Ga.. end and Flaherty a center. pitchers have notched ^ y 224 Away, St. Louts 2. Cleveland 3. with the score still 0 to 0. f rington, veteran Hartford news- has asked the public hearing. ; The gown of the bridesmaid w as^"* chairman of the Town Planning oelMs snS poliM ef absuautlsoi. AitbiHta. I twenty-game s e a s o n s . Which a - de- C O THE HERALD B.ears to the Oeorgla-Florida ' Moske, a fullback, hits the line Chicago 2. Detroit 2. Total 9 Hippo (Ttorrentl got the Italian ;; paper man. I fa.riiioned on .same Hues as that Comml.yion and to make NourttU. Uuibiso. aOsMea, or Roursista try AM I RIGHT, doesn't make Bob Feller’s season Victory Widely Expected L. Griswold RssSiia. WMks tbteuih tbo MsoS. Flnt Som championship during the past ! well. His name is well up on the rooters up on their feet in the sixth ' of tho honor attondant but o f Aqua f’i*i^D in the Hayden look too bad—except by compari­ Republican Congressman The Republican victory in Maine luuoUy (tsfts sUmstlBC F*lB so yoa css CLANCY' season. I t ' was the local pla^ng ; weight chart among the 2 when M opened with a single and taffeta. Her bouquet was of yel - t matter. work. oBjoy Itfo and sloop mn* ooBitottsbly. son with Bob Feller. ,• TTie state’s Republican congress- put Mra. Margaret Chase Smith in manager’s first sueceas In, three ' pounders. was aacrificsd to sscond base. the Senate as the first of her sex i Poiupoiis, The brides’s moth Clot OMiriad at dnsflst today. Quick, ooai- ? One Error Musial Regains GsvtUo filed out for the saoond out timen, rmominated at district con- -1 plrlo satisfactlsa m ■seoy ka a gasraataad. Scalp Treatments years. • ' Sure to see plenty of action are, to win a six-year term without ®*" dubonnet dre.ss and ; FREE HOME TRIAL Jack Gallagher of the Austin, and Correnti went to third after 'S’entions last Saturday, pledged to He credits Jimmy, Foley, well- Bobby Harris, Frankie Vozzolq/ •'the convention a vigorous cam- benefit Of previous appointment., f"®*ohlng accessories. Factory Heads OFFER known baseball coach, with much Texas. - Arnertcan-Stateman, re­ Batting Fonii the catch. Gentilcore then filed to 'paign. The victory was widely expected. ceremony was followed by Cliff Hawkes. Jim Decker, Ash­ lates how a baseball fan recently Gozsa at short and again the plate To Sufferers From THE CHARM THAT LIES of the success hq has ei)joyed. ford and Raunaltls. ^ They are; William J. Milier of The only qpestlon was wheth-r I* guesM y"® , (iel Warn ill" Foley coached Katkaveck while ' was summoned to the press bf H''.'’ bride's parents, '\hieh Mickey was still a hoy In his phone at Austin to receive an New York. Sept. 14— Stan At this point the bottom droppsd * " ...... decorated With , Grovel Or Fill ARTHRITIS IN BEAUTIFUL HAIR IS "iniporUnl message.’’ . . .The fan "Seely-Brown,. Pomfret, Second; llcan candidates polled would top! "*** ®>’listicany teens and later w ith ' the Blue- Musial. the belting beauty of the out of the gsme for the ItalUiaa. '•Ellsworth B. Foote. North Bran- the OOP’s Maine record of an 83,- flowers. (Continued from Page One) Any amount. Haul it RHEUMATISM • PRICELESS! fields. tnidged in. listened with a aQlemn S t Louis (Cardinals, bss resumed ! With one out. Eddie Vilga took hts •ford. Third; John Davis Lodge, 000 margin—which would indicate For a motor trip of unannounc­ ASTHMA, SCIATICA The letter from Katkaveck fol­ look, then turned to leave. ..A a bis vicious sttsck agslnst NsUonsl third swing at. a ifflld pitch and ed de.»tlnatlon the bride Is wearing yourself. 50c per yard. Standings he pa.ssed Uie last reporter in the beat Jhe throw to first. GasM ^Westport, Fourth; and James Pat- how strong Republican sentiment bullion and foreign exchange Into, NEURITIS, BURSITIS lows: League pitching. ■■ ’ terson, Naugatuck, Fifth. a hunter’s green crepe- suit and the Central bank had increased, box. the man pulled a scorebook Musial alMX>k off his first bat­ drew his third walk of the game is running. « Tel. Manchester 8215 LUMBAGO, NEURALGIA Nothihg is quite so at< Dear Earl; 'Yesterday's Results The congressmen praised the Far to the south, states rights brown accessories. 1 "harply In Shanghai from his pocket and asked apolo­ ting stump of the season during and Jimmy August woo safe at As you know, we won the pen­ Eastern first. Gosxa at second, aa Vilga ^wcord of the 80th Congress and supporters who have been fighting turn they will make their home ! Economic police continued raids Short Wave’ Dipthermy getically: "How did that lost bat­ ths past w eek, whackmg 10 hiu in tractive as shining lustrous, nant here this year—which la the Utica 3, Scranton 1 (team tied. was forced out at third for the .attacked the Truman administra- President Truman’.a civil rights with the bridegroom's father and on the warehouses. A modrrn, accaptad roathod an.swcr to any manager’s dream. ter go o u t' I wa.s delayed for 23 trips to the piste including Sun­ 1-1, In best of- seven -- --series). ----- I minute. A death In the family- second out. Chagnon, who had jiion bn such issues as high prices program brought new. pressure in reeeive their frlend.a after Octo­ After one raid, the head master of traatmant for thaaa allniants healthy hair. A gleamiiij^ Now. Earl, a great deal of the day’s game to boost hla pace-set- ^and (Jommunlsm. ber 1. of the Nanking middle scliool was ha. brought hlasaadhalp and ra- Hartford 9, Albany 3 (teams | my mother-in-law.’ Unjg mark from .369 to .373. ' just received hla sward from Earl an effort to force Denjocratlc con­ credit for this championship must tied, 1-1, In best of seven series) Yost, for being the Most Valuable J The convention then proceeded Tlie bride, a graduate of Rock­ taken into custody. The econom­ llaf to tlioiiMinda of sufferara. coiffure above a fresh com- go to a man who has never re­ "The batting surge enabled the gressional candidates into their I Today’s Games Player for the year, singled dowrn hPdth the nomination of candidates. camp. ville High school, has been em­ ic police found 80 reams of news­ To ahofv what diatharroy can ceived any credit and that man is American (Card mauler to take a 40-polnt ployed by M. T. Stevens 4 Co., do for .voii. wa will gladl.v give ple.xion is the most dra­ St. Louis 3. Cleveland 2. Uad In the batting derby. Richie the flnt bsM Une with Gsxu and Governor Shannon’s name was A highly-placed Democratic offi­ print. which Ihe master explained I DO BLACK HORSeS FEEL Jimmy Foley. August pounding across for the Rockville. The bridegroom at­ t h r e a t M O T T H A N you a ‘ FREE trial In your home, National National Ashburn, rookie outfielder of Phll- ,presented to the convention by cial, who asked not to be quoted was presented to the srluxil for matic effect a woman can ' Jim took an interest in me first anil sscond runs. Aa Gasgs ^TVank L. Wilder o f Bridgeport, by name, told a reporter that sev­ tended Hartford High .vhool and printing a year book in recogni­ .WHITE MOteSeST at your convanlanca, without- from the time I was about 10 New York 5. Pittsburgh 2 Pittsburgh at Brookl\-n— (2) — adelphis lOxo is out with s hand ^rved three years with the U. S. coat or obligation. It win pay achieve. Brooklyn 6. Chicago 4. Ostermueller (8-7) and Bonham Inju^, took over second place with crossed the plats the ball coming fjihe governor’s law partner. eral House members nominated In tion of the schools tenth anniver­ years old and taught me how to in from second base hit hla foot SeooMliug Speeches Democratic primaries have been Navy. sary. 33ie school had broken an you wall to taka advantage of play ball. Along with his Instnic- Jimmy Foley Standings (5--9I vs Ersklne i5-2) and Pallet .333. (hU offar. . National (7-6). and went back towrards ths mound e, Bscondlng speeches were made ttireatened with November opposi, econoTWic rule, how,ever, hy having tion he instilled the will to drive MustaTs outfield mate. Enos and August scored easily. H m — Why rnntlnua In pain and W L Pet. GBL. • Chicago at Boston Borowy Slaughtsr, second In tha batting «hy Mrs. Julia Keeney, Republican tion from the SUtes Rights group had the paper for more than three ANSWER' OUR TREATMENTS ARE. RECOMMENDED TO Follow KENNEL SUPPLY SHOP’S feeding program and win In me, and emphasie^ ties, but I’ve never known one who lUUana sntsred a pretest on the -national committeewomen; State unless they desert President Tru­ Rajastir I§ Taken months. agony when help la ready to good sportsmanship. He spent was as capable in working wnth Boston 79 58 .577 — ■ (5-7) vs. Rain (19-14). race a WMk ago, tumbled to fifth .T E S coma (n your owu doorstep. to build solid bone tissue, promote a sleek coat and im- plsy. With Chagnon on second .'Senator Francis J. Suinms, of man. •a RECONDITION YOUR HAIR FOR BETTER AND many hours teaching me all the youngsters as Jim. Pittsburgh 73 59 .553 8 '» St. Louis at Philadelphia — aa hia average a ^ veled from .335 base. Covey stngMd and riiaganii Don't delay—act nowl Simply pfovc muscular tone of your dog or cat. This is your •St. Louis Watarbury, and Milton Richmond, WhUs this attitude prevailed in By Indian Troops IvCgal Notieea fundamentals because be was in­ Earl, Manchester could not find 73 63 .537 5», night) —Brecheen (14-7) ys to .328. scored the third and final ran. rend your nama anfl address -of Hartford. some sections, in others States MORE LASTING PERMANENTS. friendly headquarters for all dog problems. terested in me and knew Umt he a better man to be connected w-ith Brooklyn 72 62 .537 5 S Helntzelman (6-9). Andy Pafko o f Chicago and. Al­ Paul Correnti got a lift or a ■ There ware no other nomtata- Rights party supporUrs indicated T .iqros FF.KMIT on a po.tcard to; could help me. To win here this the Junior Baseball Program, and New York 73 63 ,537 5>, (Orly games scheduled). vin Dark qf Boston are Usd for walk In the Itahanr aswaRth tat they will not insist that Senate (Continufid from Page One) KOTH’r o r APri.irATiox Now Open All Day Mondays Philadelphia 58 79 .423' 21 Ainertcan third place, a point ahead ef itions, and Governor Shannon was 0A S. RKI.I, d ia t h e r m y ', CO., year, I had to reach Iilto the past It would be sn Injustice If he failed to advenes and tha MMen and Hoiuc candidates come out and call upon every trick- o f the Chicago 57 79 .419 21H New York at Cleveland—Lopat SlaughUr at .838. named, by acclamation. Escorted met stiff resistance In the Aurang­ Till* 1» to the Iiolli-* ;h»t I, l.KWI.S should be overlooked In this con­ gained their third title ta as RWgy f-ta the ‘platform. Shannon was against Mr. Truman. Kt.t.lSIl, of 4S4 WoodUni .,lreet. Inc. CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY game I knew. Many of the things nection. (Cincinnati 56 78 .418 21’»ii (15-9) vs Ldmon (20-11). Rounding out the top ten are years. This was tha flaal laagna , Appear Oa Both 'nrkris abad area. This colinnn, the com­ lUrtforrt, h«v* (lied «n spplii.tloii ■'>,1$ Fifth A%a., CAT Foley taught me. I taught my American Boston at (Chicago— (night) — Tommy Holmsa Boston. .327; Jeff spoasorsd gams of tha ssaaaR. given an ovation by the conven­ munique said, has been halted We have won the first round In Senator Olln Johnston of .South dated Sept. S. 1948, with Ihe I.lguor New York 17. N. Y.. boys. It was an uphill struggle sll the Shaughneasy Playofi!. elimin­ Boston 66 50 .632 ' — Kinder (8-7) vs Wight (8-15). Heath, Boston, .315; Ed Wsitkua, tion. Delegates aross, cheered and within tlx miles of Jalna. This Control Commliilon for ■ Beer Permit Carolina told a reporter it is his WHERE CAN VOU GET •Offer llmltad to r . S. A.’ and the wsy f/om seventh place to the ating TallahosMe. the Pittsburgh New York 84 52 .618 2 Washington at Detroit — (2 )— (Chicago, JUO; Gens Hermsnskl. Utica. N. T.—Itaaey DavWk SflB> clapped as a band played "Hail to town was erroneously reported to for the (tie of alcoholic llouor on the S C IK N T triC R E P A I R S understanding that Congressional C a n a ^ top, and today I cannot accept farm club. We have a 1-0 edge Cleveland 84 54 .609* 3 Haefncr (5-lS) and Weik (0-1) vs Brooklyn.* .802; and Sid Gordon. Platavlasr. T ta . o u t ^ t a d Teay thb <3ilef." * , have been captured yesterday. ' pr«mlie>. 9T4 Main itre*t. M«rche«tar t h a t AUWATS SATISV? • R tlIM fllM 10461^ Mfl candidatea In his stste \dll appear Th» bustneu U owned by W «ihln«l a Moderne Beauty Salon the honor without sharing It with over Albany (Cards) in the final Philadelphia 70 61 .564 9 Newhouser (16-11) and Trucks New York. Mt. Vsro. 184. Roms..N. Y. (10). Fhofograpben’ flash bulbs pop- on both tha ragular Democratic The Hyderabad army and Raza- ton M.rk.t, Inc., of 7« W*n^, Dopi. MC-8 SUPPLY SHOP Jim. round. Stncerelv. 1 Detroit 64 68 *485 20 (12-12(. West SprtafAaM, -nsd incessantly 'as the governor and the States Rights ticket. Gov. kar (Mosl*in volunteer) fortes iin- street, ll.rtfnrd and will he rnndiicted JANE CLEARY FREE DELIVERY *b4|rai|lUs acceptance speech. CHORCMES NAME ...... MS MlB Til 2-4273 Mandustr. Cm. During my mqny years In p)ro Mickey Katkaveck ' St. Louis 54 80 .40.3 31 Phtlidelphia at , St. Louis — Washington, D. C. —^ Eisard Matrieqtata 801. BalttaMra J. Strom Thurmond of that state fjer combined control are opposing \nnRE.«s ...... bazebsll. I've mrt til kinds of ; Washihgten 49 89 .86.5 38 /n ight)—Brissie ii3-9) vs. Os- (Charles. 176 Oinclnnatl outpnintsd polatsd Billy Grant, Ifll, Oraaga. ‘ ' Shannon’s spssebt which stlrbed is presidential nominee o f the the Indian trpopsvst Aurangabad, •Ir'ct Hef-ford. i> n*rm!ttee m o t o r S A L I S i ^ ^ j 90.-> MAIN STREET t . TELEPHONE 6311 804 Clifton Grove F.LLISH CITY and’STATE baseball instructors and autboci- Waycrosa, Georgia. 1 Chleacu 48 91 431 41 trowskt (4-3), 1 Juaatv Bretas. ITS. aevaiaad (10). K. J, (101. itha flret aathpslasm of today’s States Rights group. \ thp communique said. Dkted, ftept. I. H4*. 80 OAKLAND ST PM 2 0404 T f

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Business Services Offered l.H Moving— Trucking— Help Wanted— Male 86 Hmiarhold Uoodti ftl W iuM —To Roy 5S Honaeo for Salt Quaetloii: What la a Communf- Manager: “Are you sure you “ It'a nice to have a huaband pay TDONERVILLB FOLKS Automobiles For Sale 4 72 ty Chest? are qualified to lead a Jass orcbes- Complimentary thln^ but X really BY FONTAti Storag* 20 GENERAL Service, repalral re­ WANTED— Man for Uwn grad­ ONLY A FEW DAYB LEFT HACKMATACK street. Lot ItO f t Answer: It’s a co*operatlva or- tm ? ” would Uka a now baL” obaarved a Qassified modeling. alterations, water pipe ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. ing and general landscape work. On September 20th, Federal regn- WANTED—Piano bench, must be by 250. Large twin maples la Sense and Nonsense ganlaattoB of dtlsena and oodal Applicant: “Aboolutaly. Tve wife. “Every time I remark ea S u i'fccase” S im p so n d ^ o r m t e r m o t o r s a l e s replacements with copper tiibln^^, Sand, gravel, fill and loam.. Gen­ Apply In person after 5 p. m. latlons restricting time Myment rsssonahle. PUone 5888. frbnt. Tall shade trees on.>fen.s walfare agandes. It’s more than had two nervous breakdowna. wee how nice a neighbor looks In a new that; it Is a community aelf-belp ahellshocked In the last war. and hat my George tells me that If I SAYS: “ Here are som^ HARD steam or hot water systems, cab­ eral trucking. Range and fual oil. John S. Wolcott and Bon. urchaaea go Into effecL You still 11ns. Small shed. New fence, on rirst Soldier (ngaltaff s group Btmagar: Are you taking sum­ ave time to purchase this wonder­ CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 toi fur­ one side and at back. Lar^s tt girls with an exaggemtad^ ac* mer boarders this year? pmjeet In 'which everybody works I live In an apartment above a wasn't so attractive already I inet sinks, floor and wall cabinets Jamea Macrl. Phona 4523. . would have to depend on new mil­ Advertisements TO BEAT VALUES in GOOD now available Call Edward John- ful 3 room outfit on AI3E31TS nace removaL rags eemp metals double gats at entrance. Fhn xnmt o f hie part In capturing a Fanner: Yep. We don't have to and everybody give and every­ family with 12 noisy childrm.” Top prices body correspondingly benefits. linery as the neighbor women do." sonv 6970. THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo„ Help Wanted— Male or EASY BUDGET TERMS—Any hydrant 50 feet from froatate onall tow n): “Then an expIosloB —but my wife likes to hear ’em CARS at the bc.at terms in the local or long distance moving. purchase made NOW but delivered talk that tunny dty dlaleet. A little girl eald there was \ F em ale 37 WE BUT iroo, acrap metait and line. Electricity and water. Tel. MO up the main streeL’’ OLANDER’S Machine Shop doca Moving.' packing and storaga. AFTER Sept. 20th WILL NOT be Olrla In unison’ “Goodness! A woman ?vsnt Into ths butcher new tmby at her bouse. Guide: "This esetle has stood I t Lost and Found ta g » Call Arnold Neleon, 787 6314. world. lathe work, drill press work, Phone Manchester 6187 or Hart­ affected, by the new ^gulatlon. ind what did you do?” Hare It la Fan and the little ahoiop. (^ cr: “Has the baby come to; fqr 800 years, Not s stone hss WANTED COUtTTKR OIRL Lydall atreet Phone 8906. moron has Just gotten around to atay?” . been touched. nothing sltertd. l/)g X —Tm and white Fox Hound grinding, welding, brazing, cut­ ford 6-1428. (TOMPLETE — Modem Bedroom SOUTH MAIN street. Attractive Second Soldier (standing by): Woman: “Say. have >’ou got ting, general repairs on anything. OR MAN six-room single, one un6niahsd. ‘He tore up a aide straeL” sewing hie fingers together ao he any good pork?" Girl: “1 think ao, it’s taken all nothing rsplsced.” pup. In vicinity of Tolland Turn- SEE THESE BUT SOON for full or part time, nights. Houra with all the necessary aeceaaories. LIGHT TKIKICINO. Half-ton Pre-war built, fireplace, hot could wear mittens. Butcher: "Yeah, lady. I’ve got its things off.” Visitor: “Um. they must hsvs plka and Union street. Call 8039. Pickup and delivery. 68 Mill St. 6:30 to 1:30 or 10 P. M. to 1:30 Rooms Withoot Board 69 Open evenings, all day Saturday. pick-up truck. No aahes, no COMPLETE—Modem Living room water heat, oil burner, la ^ s 1st. some poric that will make better ths same landlord ws have.” START TO ENJOY YOUR rubbtah Phone 2-1376 or 8298. A. M.. Good Pay. suite with all the necessary acces* Training Oflloar: Supposo you Mlsa Aid: Jimmie la one boy la chicken salad than any lamb -you Junior got a epanklng the other Phone 5717. elevated. Bhccellent condition. Im* mddenly found youraelf face to aoriea. a hundred. can buy.” day and we still think he shouldn't An orthodox churchmen object­ LOST—German Shepherd f puppy, DRIVING NOW Apply At The ANNEX LARGE Bedroons heated.’ Young mediate occupancy. A real buy face with an enemy. He’s got a 3 months old, female.-Call 8244. ELECTRIC Clocks. toasters. COMPLETE — Modem Kitchen at $11,600. Terma. Good child Mlsa Walt: Docs he know he la have been punished. ed to wtolng the dlshea after each 29 East Center Street couple or two glrU. Phone 6746. siotol but^your rifle, with bayonet competing with that many? /v M r '. Irons, vacuum cleaners and all Painting— Papering 21 outfit with a 1048 Westlnghouse Realty <3o., Realtors. O ffles. 16 The minute a man mentions ex­ It aeems that hla sister aent him maal. He Insiated that It was not Bx^, la unloaded. Wbet would to the drug store tor soma cold 194S STUDEBAKER 4-DR. small appliances serviced by Electric Refrlgemtor. Forest street 7925 or 2-9694. ' travagance at home he la aooused a man’s Job. .Announcements 2 CHARBONNEAU. Painting and 9TTRNi s HED Room, suitable for you do? ...... i Tom: Harry always was lucky. ot squandering the family income cream and he brought back Ice Hla wife quoted the foUowiag SEDAN regularly established concern. $488 retired gentleman or business Recruit: I'd find out U be could Work guaranteed. A.B.C. Appli­ decorating. Interior and exterior, Sitmlionii Wanted— * SIX ROOM Caps (3od, all rpotts Hs won a prUe worth $100,000 on agars. cream saying tt was the coldest Scripture: “I will wipe Jeriisalam RE-ELECT ConsUble Otto H Repal DIx. A NEW CAR with paperhanging. Floors sanded and TERMS AS LOW AS $12 man. Continuous hot water with understand BngUsb. Than Fd tell ioterday by using the right word cream they had. as a man wlpeth a dish, wiping ^ Herrmann at the primaries to be everything snd then some, ance and Service, *21 Maple F em ale 88 MONTHLY ’ shower. Private entrance. Oall finished, garage and brsssswgy. turn about my dear, old mother. street. reflnlahed. Tel. 3-957th or if no fireplace. Indoors and o titd o i^ S the right place. Bosun’s Mete: If any of youse and turning it upeide down.” held Tuesday. September 14 Pull answer call 2-3805. WILL CARE for pre-achool aged A-L-B-E-R-T-S at 101 Chestnut atreet ■ I Dick: 1 don’t believe a word of guys are dying to go on liberty— Friend: “Don’t you think her The man Is still wiping dishes. fiot water oil heat, braaa plumb­ IL How did It happen? Lever 19-A. 1947 CHEVROLET ANTIQUES Reflnlahed. Repairing child In my home whila mother 48 Ailyn S t. Hartford ing, laundry In baoemeat, plsnty Jim: I see the faehlon notes say apeak up. voice ought to be cultivated?'; INTEKIUK and exterloi painting, FURNISHED room with kitchen Tom: He said’ “ Yea" when the Voice from Rear: Give me Ub- Neighbor: “No, 1.think tt should FLEETMASTER CONV, done On any furniture. Tiemann. worka. Call 2-9231. Budget Terma—Free Delivery of closet space. Lot 60 x 166. lbs waUtUne la to be somewhat A newly crested peps received paperhanging, celling raflnlsh- privileges for. couple or gentle- minister asked him U he took erto or give me death! be harvested.” 189 South Main street. Phone Price $14,000. Charles Odsrman. lowar this year. the glad tidings In s telegram: P erson alf COUPE ed. Men Insured and property FLOOR problems solved with ««. on Birch street. Phone Ray: If it gets much lower it Miss Goldust to be hie lawfully BosunA Mata: Who made that M48. 5002. Tel. 4928. "Haael gave birth to f little girl A smooth practleally now car, dsmage. Expert work. Edward R. Sitoattona Wanted— 'Jnolsura. asphalt tile counter is going to make tt awkward for wedded wife. crack? Correct this sentenca: “ r u this morning; both doing well.” f o u r People want ride to Hart­ fully equipped. Price. Phona 3-1003. * Expert workmanship, free astl- Second Voice: Patrick Henry. EXPERIENCED Linoleum me­ M ale 89 ROOM For R ent Gentleman. Two JUST Oompistlag 6-room modbrn us fallows. We'll Just have to quit tect him from everything TU On the metaage was a sticker ford. Hours 9 to 6. vicinity Man­ chanic. Will Install all types of matsa Open svanlnga. Jonac' trying to put an arm about our Eternal vigilance is the Price of Bosun’s Mate: Just for thaL minutes from Main. 27 Brainard house on Overlook Drive; Hot grown,” ssld ths parent "snd then reading: “When you want a boy, chester Country Club or Buck- EXTERIOR and Interior painting Fumttura, Oak atieet Phons 0rU ‘ waists. Liberty. Henry gets ten days In the brig. he can succeed by himself.’” 1941 BUICK 2-DR. floor and wall covertrig~lihmedi- EVENING Work, In or near Man­ Flacs, sscond floor. water heat, garaga, abada t r s ^ call Western Union.” inghsm. Call Manchester 6196 ate servlet, reasonable rates. and paperhangtng. Free Mti- chester. Experienced tending bar. 2-1041. SEDANETTE matea. Prompt senrtca. Reason­ lot l&’agoo*. Bee Wm. KanaU. after 6. Phone John Krinjak 6166. Reply Box H, Herald. CLEAN Cbmfortable rooms, sin- 7778. MICKEY FINN 8«ret LANK I.EUNAKU Fully equipped. A rare and beau­ able prices. Phona 7830. O. B. WE BUT and tell good osad THE PROSPECT Hill school for tiful car in top condition. , gla or double. Business coupit. LiINOLEUMS — Finest assort­ Frechette. fumitura. combination rangaa, MANCHESTER rmiTim TTIgs HEUNEVBT young children. Monday and ments. Alao tile and wall cover­ gas ranges and heaters Jonas’ Oantrally locatad. TeL 8583. MAKE IT/ through Friday. Mrs Lela Tj'bur, Doga—Birds—Peta 41 room tingle. Largs lot. Oceupaa* 1941 CHEVROLET 4-DR. ings. Manchester Floor Cover­ Fumltnrs Stora, 88 Oak. Phone cy anytime. T. J. Crockett, Brok­ THE IL A Z E K ’ HE WOULDNl Director. 4267 Repairing 2-1041. ings Oo., 56 Cottage street. Call GREAT Dane pups, pedigreed. Subarban for Rent 66 er. Phone 6416. SKOND-IASEMAN HAVE RUN M SEDAN 5688. Beautiful stock. Terms arranged. Spec. Dlx. A fully equipped car REPAIR Sewing machinea. Used FOR SALE—White enamel com­ HASMAOe A UNTIL NE SAW Cavanaugh's, Vernon. Phone TWO Rooms. Kitchen privileges. RANCH ^rpe home, five roopu on Autnmohilcs fni Sale 4 Uiat has just been ovcrhsuled. sewing machinea for sale. 8Jso bination coal and gas stove. Rea- MIRACLI CATCH riTlMASSONNA FALL Housecleaning, windows Rockville 1992J3. Raflned couple. In North Coven­ one floor, two acres of land, Uitm furnace oil burner. Frank X. OR A LME BE CAUGHT' washed and odd jobs done. Call aonable. 371 Adams street try. Call 8627 after 4 p. m. mllet from center of to*n. T.'J. H. A H. 2-4402. Dion, 2 Ridgewood street A HOBBY that interests young DRIVE! Plv- 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. 1936 TW’O-DOOR sedan, and old alike, especially interest­ IRON FIREMAN Anthracite mouth. Phone 7141. SEDAN VE.NETIAN dilnda. All typ^ stoker, D.L.A.A. 35 automatic ...AND RED, ing to shut-ins. Call or atop in at Wanted to Rent CRESTWOOD Drive ’ Taro elnglle Spec. Dlx. You’ve never driven made to order also recondition­ Private Instmrtiona 28 ash removal. In operating condi­ 68 1937 FORD Coach, radio and heat­ the Ebco Pet - Shop and see our houeea one four rooms, tarn un­ HAVING STARTED a smoother one. ing. Best quality. Flndell Manu­ tropical fish. 403 Center street tion. Needs repaiira. Will accept ROR THE PLATE, er. 100 H. P.' rebuilt motor. New AUTO DRIVING, dual control. 4 OR 5 ROOM flat or apartment. finished up. Hot water heat oil facturing Co.. 483 Middle Turn­ (rear). Open 9 a. jn . to 7 p. m. any reasonable offer. W. Mer- seat covers. Car practically new AAA certified instructor. Bal­ Young business couple. One burner, Venetian bllnda, knotty IS NOW DASHM6 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. pike East Cal) 4865. Phone 3233. "At the tropical fish riam. South Coventry. Wiljiman- throughout Call 2-9550. lard’s Driving school. Call 2-2245 tlc 820W2. school child. For references and pine recreation room. garagSi BACrTOTHRQ) SEDA N ALL APPUANCES serviced and aign.” Information call Tots N’ Teens, ameaite drive, terrace, picket M A DESPERATE 1938 PLYMOUTH four-door de- Inc. 2-44t7. Special Dlx. An Immaculate repaired, bumera. refrigerators, COCKER Spaniel puppies, Boston FOR SALE — Universal washer fence. Well landscaped. Lot 72’ race with the I luxe sedan, radio, heater, seat ideal family car. ranges, waahera, etc. /^U work Musical— Dramatic 29 with pump, good condition. xl25’. Price reasonable. Vacant. •ALL/ covers, newly rebuilt motor, ex­ Terrier pups, cross-breed pup­ YOUNG Business couple urgently guaranteed. Metro Service Co. pies. Dogs boarded. Zimmer­ Phone 2-1043. Second house, six complete cellent mechanical condition, Tel Manchester 2-0883 NOW Accepting beglnnera and In­ in need o f a three or four-room rooms, Ule bath, fireplace, hot $500. 23 Bunce Drive. Phone 2- 1939 CHEITIOLET 4-DR. termediate pupils on saxophone, man's Kennels Lake straeL KIRBY Vacuum cleaner with all apartment. Can furnish best of Phone 6287. water heat oil. Lot 78’xl25’. Pric­ NNYTDSIFrESs BY HERSHBERGER PRISCILl.A’S POP 2288. SEDAN OIL STOVES cleaned, installed. clarinet flute and all brass in­ attachments, year old, $80. Phone references. Please write Box V, ed for quick salev For appoint­ FI BY AL VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Look Ont, Roaie . BY EDGAR M ArnW 8627 after 4 p. m. Hersl(L Mst. Dlx. A smooth original car Washing machines, vacuums re­ struments. Three qualified In­ TROPICAL And goldflsh. plants, ment call 5278. ' - . , ,a gm I r NiNVJSN .YH PUKXty aiM k TOON Wkl POOR, V0O\TOOR ( In ever>’ respect paired, lawn mowers, hand and structors. Apply Johnson’s Music green, aquariums, canaries, Oela- HRM-WOVCV------if* TOOIR VMRLOl H M —M A R'kAV URMSOM TOR 1989 PLYMOUTH eonverUbl*. ONE PHILCX) refrigerator, one THREE Adults need 3 or more SIX Furnished rooms, cehtf^Iy power. sharpened. repaired, .Store, 15 Maple street 2-4026. ter’s foods, Hendryx cagea, tur- C0teS\RN\«0«3l WUtA QUbAl KRQ VAOR* A C\OOOV OCRVeOM OR Phone 2-1920 anytime. w’hite enameled stove, 2 and 4. rooms, walking distance to bus. located. Fine condition, '$a,500. 1942 WILLYS AMERICAR saws filed. Friendly Flxlt Shop. ties. Ebco Pet Shop, 403 (Tenter V V T R l Phone 4777. PIANO TUNING, repairs, iwcon Tel. 2-0067. Most anything will do. Please Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1842, 1946 SUPER Deluxe 2-door sedan. SEDAN ditioning, etc. John Oockerbam, atreet (rear). Open 9 a. m. - 7 p. phone 8826. Mrs. Sanson. 4679. Run very little. If Interested call Economy plus. LAWN Mowers, h u d and power. 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. m. Phone 3233. "A t the tropical ANTIQUE Painted spool bed and 111 Main. Sharpened, aolct exchanged; flsh sign.” ' chest of drawers, 2 girls’ bicycles, HUSBAND snd wife would like STROUT Agency. Beautiful 2- parts and repaira Keys made. girl’s white tubular Ice skates, two or three room apartment. family, 6 and 6, has the appefir- 1936 FORD com '. BOXER Pups. Beautiful brlndles, Call 2-0488 after 5 p. m. Capitol Grinding OOm 38 Main Husinew Opportonitiea 32 size 7, croquet set. Dr. Elliott 5 ance o f a single. 2-acre lot. fruit 1938 STUDEBAKER sedan. In A snappy car In top shape. fawns, black maak. Pedigreed, 3 ft. shelf of book' Boston rocker, good condition. Call 7126. street Phone 7958. trees, nicely landscaped, . shoH DRY CLEANING store and truck months' old. Terms arranged. newly decorated. Call 6368. distance from' center. Several aia- Cavanaugh’s, Vernon. Phone Businesfi Property for Sale 70 1937 POnb convertlbla coupe, iii 1934 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN GENERAL Carpentry and repair Doing excellent and expanding gles, large and small farms naod- work done by experts. Also spec­ business. Other interests forces Rockville 1992J3. erately priced. Many suburban excellent condition. New motor, Radio, Htr. An immaculate small, THREE-PIECE living room set, DINE AND Dance place, fully ialize In overhead awlng-up sale. Phone 2-2115. homes. Lai^ orchard, toq^ta new front end, good tires, paint money car. HEALTHY Cross bred puppies. fair condition, $40. Call 8482. equipped, on main highway, and top. Call 2-9273 between 4:30 doors. Call 2-4256. Black with tan and white mark­ homes and cabins. C all MaadKtl^ about 5 miles from Manchester, ter 6724. and 6:30 p. m. Heip Wantiid— Female 35 ings. Wm. Schultz, R.F.D. No. 2, YEAR OLD Grayson gas automa­ approximately 2 acres land. Price NOW IS THE, HOUR tic hot water heater, 40 gallons. HouHvnnid Services Box 93. Rockville. Near Crystal $16,000. Charles Odermann. Tel PORTER Street—Seven room sJh- 1985 PONTIAC sedan with heat­ WANTBHJ—Experienced sales girl Fully Insulated. Phone 2-0^75. TO BUY ONE OF THESE Lake. Phone Rockville 1600W3. 4028. gW, recently redecorated. x - er. Good condition. Price $250. OflTered I S A full time. Apply In person. The 1 1 0 A L L E Y OOP No Laughing Bfattar BY V.. T. BAMLOI Telephone 6465 before 6 p. m. Textile Store, 913 Main street. GENERAL Electric refrigerator, 6 car garage, ameaite driVA im­ • GOOD CARS AT HAVE YOU a household problem? mediate occupancy. ..T, V j, Live Stork— Vehicles 42 cubic feet. In good condition. Call TAVERN FOR SALE. Call 5470. 1986 - INTERNA'nONAL truck. Let Strlck solve it Expert lino­ SALES Clerk for full time em­ 2-0079. O ockett, Broker. 5416. ' } Reasonable. Inquire 233 Hackma­ 24 MAPLE STREET leum laying. Service of range ployment. Apply In person, Mar- FOR SALE—Pigs, 8 weeks old. tack atreet. busnera. All kinds of cleaning low’i, 867 Main atreet. Percy West, South Coventry Cen­ LEAVING Town immediately, TEL. 8854 MANCHESTER and odd jobs. Phone 2-9087 or 2- ter. must sell bedroom, living room Farms and Ijind for Sale 71 I Alts fo r Sale 73 1936 PONTNAC sedan. Complete 1148. and kitchen set, gas stove, re­ motor Job, good Urea, $275. Open Till 9 :00 Thurs. WAITRESS WANTED. Apply frigerator, good condition. Will NOR'TH COVENTRY — 6 acres ELEVEN Cliolce lots.. 50 x 130, Phone 8932, or 60 Hemlock FLAT FINISH Holland window Cavey’a Grill. ArtiriM for Snk 45 sell separately. 145 Branfon) street shades made to .oeasura. Keys land, on qjtled road, electricity located at Lake Williams, Leban­ street. Phone 2-4446. on, Conn. Phone Manchester.5221 PONTIAC. 1940 deluxe converti­ made while you wait. Marlow’s. PIANO' PLAYER wanted for p r e s s u r e Cooker, Magic Seal. and telephone available. Price OLDjUfOBILB 1041 club sedan dancing school. Full or part time. 6 quart capacity. Nearly new. APARTMENT size gas stove, like $700. (jharles Odermann. Tel. after 6. ' / , ; ’ ‘ Radio' and heater. Completely ble coupe. Condition like new. Call 8694 after 6 p. m. WEAViNU u r oui-ns, moth boles Write Box R, Herald. Call 2-2035 between 6 and 7. new. used only a few months. 4928. overhauled. Good condition. Call ana tom cioth.ng;, ladlei hosiery BUILDING LOTS. 50’ by 200’ Good oven with genuine Robert- Price $2'>0. Attractive woodland Glastonbury 3336. 1937 BLACK Lincoln Zephyr. 4- runa repaired, har.obsg repairs; WAITRESS WANTED — Bxper- A-1 BLACK Loam, 4 yd. load. $13. shaw thermostat. A real buy. setting. Good roads. Nice resi­ door sedan, fully equipped with zipper replacement; glove re­ lenced preferred. The Tea Room, Wall stone. 4 yd. load. 816 Heady Houses for Sale 72 Call 5269. dential sectibn. Fifteen mlL.> excellent tirea, radio, gasoline pairs and cleaning; umbrella re­ 883 Main street. made sidewalk and terrace "H« fnsitta on travtiing by rail!" 1987 PONTIAC 8 coach. Reaaon- from the "Aircraft." Larger lots heater, new battery and brakes. pairing; mens shirt collar .and blocks, made oi Bolton fiagetone 30-DAY Occupancy. Four-room ahla Call 6442. tracts; homes, cottages available. iisesR j Motor, trans., rear, front ends , cuff reversal and replacement GIRL OR woman wanted to assist Flasstone Block Co., Route 6. ANTIQUE Pine Boston rocker. brick single home with all mod­ SIDE g l a n c e s BY GALBRAITH with housework for small family. Dorsey, East Hampton, Conn. LOOK A T ' these spedala, 1040 factory reconditioned In August Martow’a Little Mending Shop. Bolton. Tel. Manchester 2-U617. Phone 4353. em improvemeits. Built 1941. Own room and bath. Call 6632. Tel. 618. CARNIVAL j Plymouth two-door, radio and 1947. Must be seen to be appre­ Price $8,500. James J. Rohan A BY DICK TURNER FRECKI.es a n d his FRIENDS What’s The Pitch? BY MERRILL C. BL088IB FOR SALE — Royal portable SUNBEAM Mix Master with beater, rebuilt motor, new paint ciated. will sacrlflce for cash. Son, Realtors. Phone 7433. INDIAN TOWN, near Saybrook, Building— Conirncting 14 CASHIER, pleasant working con­ typewriters. Used typewriters meat grinder. Also electric porta­ $895. 1986 Ford converUble Phone 2-0362. at the shore. 50 x 100 faet. r M as a OONTasK r : vaUT ARE WE ditions. Apply to Manager, <^rcle told or rented. Repairs on all ble phonograph. .Phone 3473. DEVON DRIVE—Four-room sin­ sedan. $305. 1937 Ford 4rdoor, Theater. Private beach, clubhouse, and V. u m ME ! L Taudi^ Asour— 1941 PONTIAC. Perfect condition. VANCOUR (lonstructloii Oo New makes. New, and used adding gle Ip good condition, storm win­ WOW-OJT new pgint $395. Broad Street boat bi^ln. T w o minutes walk RADIOS OR homce planned and built to your machines. Marlow’s, 867 Main R.C.A. VICTOR radio, $25: table dow’s and screens. Nicely land­ know one Motor Salea. Phone 3026. Radio and heater. Can be seen STRONG reliable woman for to beach. Year 'round develop­ 471 North Main street after 2. specifications. Alterations, roof­ street and four chairs, $10; divan, $26; scaped. The A. and S. Realty Co. SOM6- FROM a cleaning and Ironing two days a i ino HOT-DOE ing. Time payments arranged table, $2; end tables, $2. Phone Phone 2-2381 or 6859. ment. Electricity and water. Tel. M Phone 4836. week. Call 5358. 6314. T3 OO SIANO; 1987 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. 1930 PLYMOUTH four-door. New FOR SALE— Men's rebuilt and 2-1998. WITH relasted high and low shoes, at 30-DAY Occupancy. Six-room sin­ 1933 Chevrolet coupe. Tel 4070. paint, motor ‘ completely over­ W a n t e d —Girl for general store FLORENCE Street, In B zone. eaoo hauled. 1941 Oldsmoblle four- OAKPENTEH Work 01 all kinds. reasonable prices. Sam Yulyes, LARGE Pressure cooker, canning gle. 3x3. Hot water heat 2-car ? Roofs, sl'i'r.gs, add:tlons an:- al­ w ork., Apply In person. Thf jars, portable oU heater, chests, Can build singli or two-family. 1087 PLYMOUTH four-door door sedan. Real nice car that la Dewey-Rlchman Co. 701 Main street. 4 garage. 20 years old. In excellent terations Also new construction bookcases, divan and Iron. 5511. condition. James J. Rohan A Size 50x130. All utilities en' the I / sedan at Gorman's Atlantic Sta priced to sell. 1941 Chevrolet street. First $500 takes It. tien. 285 Main street. club coupe. Runs very good, has Sleffei't Pho*« '2-0263. WANTED — Woman for light 8 M.M. Camera and projector Son, Realtors. Phone 7438. 1 with case. $28. 27 (flinton street. FOR SALE—American-Bosch In­ Stuart Realty, 755 Main street. all good tires. Many more cars to RESII iE.V11A L end conunerciai house-cleaning, one day a week. stantaneous ’’notank” water Tel. 6648-7146. choose from. Open evenings to 8. . Three room apartment. Call 2- Phone 83M« MORSE Road—Immaculate Cape cabinet work variety woodwork, heater. Also child’s tricycle. 5H Cod, four rooms down, two un­ Franklin Motors, 653 Center 1281, between 4 and 7 p. m. portable tools for rent Shipshape LAWN' MOWER. Red Seal Con­ Walnut street, or call 7487. finished up. Aluminum screens street. Phone 2-9981. Woodworking i)o. 1 hone 2-0963 RELIABLE . Woman for house- tinental engine. Used few times. | and storm windows, fireplace, Wanted— Rea{ Estate '77 Like new. 257 Spruce street. FOR SALE — Combination gas very well landscaped. T. J. tXJNCKK’I’E tkintractor, Retain- i beeping and care of kindergarten and oil stove. Good condition, $45. WANTED Crockett. Broke*. 5416. TO BUT or tell real estate con­ 1936 GRAHAM sedan, very clean. tng walls, landscape and grading child, week days between 11:30 POWER KRAFT wood lathe. ■''49 Wells street. Call between 3-7 A willing worker familiar and 4:30, while mother works. tact Madeline Smith, Realtor, ED HARMAM 133 Maple street. Phone 8516. work, cinjer blocks, brick, aeptlc Never used. Call 7147 after 6 p. m. COMFORTABLE home of six RED RYDER Ready For Getaway B Y F R | Phone 5780 after 12:30. T ’ereonallzed Real Batata Serv­ with transit mix concrete tanks .nstalled. Fres estimates p. m. rooms, economical to live In. NEXT QtLL’fm OriHO'' eTDRu«sEoeom.ej PACKARD 1930 two-door six. Re­ WHITE Enamel Florence combin­ ice.’’ Room 26, Rublnow Build­ A FAIR PROFIT, K U L M A R ^ ) given Call VaJenMno Bellucel 2- W ANTED—Full time clerk, ex­ Fireplace) screens and storm OR6 trtOUSArSO B om ts FAN* AND HK3H1ML OUTA j REi-iItJY' plant operation.. cently overhauled. R< and H.. Is 80 Rirch street ation oil and gas stove, also ing. 2-1642 - 4879. exceptionally clean. First ''$705. 1601 perienced In ready to*wear. Good windows. $10,500. Madeline OF COLORED OR&CK HEREf WE 0OT1A KAVg Bottled Gaa— 45A c Phllco refrigerator. Both In salary. Call 5468 Wednesday aft­ Smith, Realtor. 2-1642, 4678. HAVING REAL Betate prooieBl*? WAT£(L FOR A v4ASO :9 I hAT COWC-HfilS A Apply Phone 2-9713. good condition. Phone 2r0067. ernoon. RURAL gaa salM and service. Im­ City and farm property bought LOAD OF FJ(?».' PARTOf OURACtf. 1935 CHEVROLET sedan. In good Floribls— Naraeries 15 FOUR-ROOM hoiiMjln iNorth mediate installatfon. Manchester eXJOLERATOR. 6 months old. In and sold oy calling R. T. McCann, running condition, $175. Call 2- $25 IS YOURS. SeU 50 boxes, 21 Coventry, three yeSmeSn old. Two and surrounding towns.* (^pttol perfect condition. Phone 2-2111 Realtor. Phone Mancheater 7700. Alexander for $1, Xmas cards. Also with unfinished rooms .second floor. 9086 after 5:30 p. m. ASTTO.S .50c a dozen. 40 Kens-’ Grinding Co., 88 . Main. Phone after 6 p. m. name on 50 and 25 for $1. Nap­ Aluminum screens and storm Your Real Estate Problema Ington Street. . 7958. Jarvis Co. 1941 HUliSON. Very clean, me­ kins, coastera stationery and SEWING Machines for sale. New windows, Tlmkln oil. burner, ga­ Are Oura chanically perfect Well cared THIS IS the best time to plant complete line. CTosts nothing to and used. Also we electrify old rage, artesian well. Five acres of We Buy and SeU for Cash 5 Dover Road, Manchester for. $696. Call 4897 after 5. evergreen trees and plant new ttV- Send for samples and selling Fuel and Feed 4 9 -A machines .and install In new cab­ woodland. Call 8660 after 5. Arrange Mortgages Before vou sell call us. 1040 HUDSON custom built 8. lawns Have the benefit o f our plan on approval. Welcome. 368 inets. A.B.C. Appliance and Berv SPECIAL, 6-year-oId 4-room Cape Plane street, Dept. IS, Newark 2. MOBILE Flame Bocony-Vacuum No Obligation four-door sedan. Excellent condi­ life-long experience. We do p4rt Ice, 21 Maple Street. Cod with space for 2 rooms up or complete jobs using the beat N. J. bottled gas. Full line of approved BRAE-BURN REALTY OO. tion, good tires. Private owner appliances. See ua. Manchester G.E. WASHING machine, used 1 Seml-air conditioning with oil tlS Bast O n te i Street Phone 3694 after 6. of matrnala Including ' loam, burner. Completely furnished In trees, and labor. Free eatlmate. WOMAN For general housework. Pipe and Supply^ ' week, sells for $160 96. It’s yours Realtors Phone 6273 Or 6$29 Small family, modem home. No for $125. $10 down balance eluding Venetian blinds and WANTED Phone 8-3091 after 6:30 p. m. 370 drapes. Price $10,000. Tel. 6566 WE WILL handle y«mr real eatats , r / v aeu Burnside ave.. Greenhouse and laundry. Live In. own room. Call monthly. Sold to Q.l. only. Write Trailers for Sale 6 A Garden— Farm— Dairy ksnd Insurance problema prompt­ B\ MICHAEL O’MALLEY AMI KAI-PH LANE nutsery. East Hartford, Oonn. 8138. P. O. Box 750. 9 - 1 4 VIC FLINT One Baby Down Prodacta 60 FINE TWO-Family home In a ly. ('All Suburban' Realty Oo.. Carpenters AVON PRODUCTS are In great WASHING Machines. UbaraJ quiet section off South Main Realtors, 49 Perkins atreet Tel. MODEL A slip covers. Praetlcsl- TOMATOES 4 lbs. 25c, also by streeL Large four-room apart­ 8218. ______“ Why don’t you try for i t k football team? Thon if you Roofing— Siding 16 demand In Slancheater. .Service trade-in allowances towards new “This is the new maid, daar, and har Jaalout fiance!" ly new. Reasonable. Call '6503, the homes In an exclusive terri­ basket. First Quality for canning. Speed Queen washers AU makes ment with modem bath. WIU be get low grades, your father' will understand!’’ Laborers 57 Florence street. available to buyer. T. J. Crockett, WE HAVE an excellent prospect t ROOFING — Specialising in re­ tory, and earn an outstanding dependably repaired. Ptekup to purchase a ten-room duplex or , commission while doing so. For servlcs 2-167&. ABC, $1 Maple Broker. Phime 5416. Business Services Offered I.S pairing roofa of all kinds, alao READY Picked tomatoes. Bring flat, preferably In Hatelln or HoH OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOUI'I.E Apply Foreman, new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ appointment write Mrs. Dorothy street. your own containers, 50c a W ELL Built and well kept house street area, but will consider any SYARTIM’ A MOVIE COULDN'T 'lOO i 5 K > ! IT vVAS HIM OR ME. DON'T SPRAi-^ VC OR ■*: Olcott Manor Job neys cleisned and rapalrad. No F. Buckman, 29 Highland Ter-, of six rooms. Oil heat, garage other good residential section. If KAi'IO — Blectrtca) Appliance race, • Middletown, Conn. basket. Martin Riester. Phone HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel-chalrt SHOW ONTA SHOE- PIND ANVTHKsJG 30E.F-— CROOCHRD WUiND] \aiRivr sutDtNS ofp ’'TWfc job too small of larga. Good with overhead door. Ameaite you care to sell please contact «T(?.1MO0 delivered promptly. '20 years' SPOOLERS, W.lnders, twisters. able. Phone Keith's Furniture. drive. Near bus. Madeline Smith, Robert J. Smith, Inc., 953 Main b o u m c e R ,'a u s h e r , S P IK E S ? t o u r SuNTiNG INTHE SON.'-i~ \ miTH DlD LAST vOlNfTSC.'— ’^ND, Call Howley, Mahcteater 6361. CUCUMBERS for bread and but­ A SW EEPER AW' A experience. John Maloney Phone Women experienced in spooling! 4160. Realtor. 2-1642 • 4679. street. Phone 3450. BENT-OVER NAILS A LKSHTNiNG DRAnN ,! BLASTED, •V T h e wav, a r e vou HAVE C06T ME ‘2 1046. 1 Walnut etreeL ROOFING and siding our special­ winding and twlstlpg woolen ter plcklea, 60c per half bushel. -the WEAPONS FBpM m * CHAROiNCa This, OR »S , Bring your own containers. 214 , THREE PAIR, ty. New calltnga and carpentry yams, wanted for sceord shift. CSvN N A IL S - PER h a n d s —‘ HAR-r OMDH.F-F THE STDR.V PR6E ‘ TAX RETURNS prepared and Gardner street. . OF PANTS M v Higheat quayty matertSla Work­ Attractive W’ages, good working Machinery and Tooto 62 t h r e e Bu c k s bookkeeping service for small AND A manship guifranteed A. A. Dion conditions, free group Insurance. NATIVE Green Mountain pota­ A WEEK/ DRESS.' s h a l l X t s l l . business. Individuals, profession­ Inc. Phone 4860. Apply in person at Aldon Spin­ FERGUSON Tractors and equip­ al men, by former Internal toes. 279 Keeney street. - Phone ment. Small riding type tractors TO BE SOLD VOU .A800TT TUl ning Mills, Talcottylllc. Call Man­ K’wLSR MUSTAKE Revenue man. Vincent P. Dolan, chester 5128. 8865. with complete tools. SlmpUclty garden tractors with equipment ^ 1 R O D E 52 Llnnmore Drive. Phone 2- Heating— Plumbing 17 We are offering for Immediate sale two of Manchester’s oat-, I 0744, llousvhnM Gooda 61 Dublin Tractor (3o., North Wind­ ataadlng homes: WASH lUBBS Easy's Girl Friend BY LEHI.IE TURN El GIVE TOUR plumbing and beat­ Help Wanted—Male’ 36 ham Road, WilUmantlc. RADIO need fixing T Have It re­ ing *”1710 New Look." Chango old 81 HENRY STREET—^Here traly Is one of Manchester’s most ; coioitit I asN HtfiD a aiai easv THOuaMi * A V l &HF5 TH paired by experts Pick-up aerv- water pipes to copper tubing I WANTED — Meat clerks and KITCSnCN range, combination gaa GARDEN T R A C E R S . Bready, attractive homes—Aa American Colonial of 9 spacloue rooOM.' M A a n a ha* A LOT Of WHtM HE Wa* STaTIOHU loe. guaranteed work. SeU check­ butchers. Apply Popular Market. Garden King, Gravely, Beaver 4r Beautifully landaeaped grounds of almost an acre. This home: JuaiacTuaiEo IN EUatAUD — PCNM'l 8URKE* CUIE Limt ogged drain, machine cleaned and olL 210 Spruce street. WASP MS 1088 Main street, Hartford. offera living at Its finest. Owner’s moving out o f state makes j PaoM HtaiAiiD. ed In the home Car radios k irt J. Nygren. Phone 6497. wheel riding tractors, with at­ STIU Talk* ■peclalty. Manchester Radio NINE-PnCCB blond mahogany tachments. Hand and power this property available. Docupancy October 1st. m m i of BRUNNER'S SHORT ORDER cook wanted for A800T1 ScrvliM. 73 Birch street Phone dining room set. Priced reason­ mowers Lswn edgers 88 PORTER STREET—If you enjoy the charm of an older 2-0840. RouflnK— Repairing 17-A nights. Apply In person. Carden ably. phone 2;1680. catchers. (3hpltol Grinding Oo., imme, we believe this property wUI tnterest you. Six cheerful Restaurant, 840 Main street 39 Main street (MU 7958. PIANO Tuning and servicing. ROOFING 'and Rapairing of aU g e n e r a l Electric range. In ex­ rooms tastefully arraug^. Large lot nicely landscaped. Fireplace, a Sam Repetto, Hartford 6-0111 kinds. (Tiimney work, gutter LABORERS Wanted, for drive­ cellent condition. CMI 48 High garage, oil heat and all modem Improvements. Prompt oeeupnney. work. Expert repairs. Honest To Inspect either heme please contact: lifter 6. way construction. $i per hour street Wearihit Apparei— Fart 67 workmanship. Sstlsflctlon guar­ start. T. D. Oolla 2-9210 PUBLIC , s 'Te n p u r a Bh b r anteed. Call Coughlin, Manches­ F. M. Broderick. RublnoW Bldg. ter 7707. w a n t e d , - Handy, all around SEVEK'*Piece walnut dinette set. MAN’S Black overcoat 868 East Center 8t. Phone 2-1642. man to make bins and set up ma­ PW n with table pads. Call 3638. worn ohly a few tlraea. Call 8925. ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. FTT'.'.FF v.’HlMNEYS Rebuilt, repaired and —/---- ;------:------chinery In mill. Must be capable. 958 MAIN STREET ihi Th e . t| T eL 5191 FURNACES Tailored to tit om cleaned. Bird end .lonns-Uan-^ Full or part time work. Centr»l l i v i n g Room suite. Gqod’ condl- f w • -r' cri»V(ia blue. Beal Estate Tel. S4M All Lines Of InsnTng«||| ■i^OLD CHIU ABk VherSher” Bpiiaen boma. Van Camp Brne. Phone vtlle roofing is our specialty. Ls Connecticut Cooperative lO Apel tipn. Reasonable. ChUl et 188 Me-1 TWO Boys' Polo uvercofts. moRN THtwry YEARS'1DO SOON eu/e. 6244. Ro m BroaAM.Oj/QD. Phono 2-0768. Place. Kee.etraet. else 12. Alaoet new. 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.fV* TUESDAY, SEPXEBIBES 14, IR4$' MM* f a o e FOURIEBS^?' Emtittg^^eraUi Avaraga Dally Nat Pram Haa' T h aW a Far Ow Maatk *f AagaM ItU ' •« o. a .' both tn and out of state where they Bruno Dubaldo, local mualclan have made an appearance. la attending the Hartford School T o Conduct ETangelistic Series Here G O e fC lu b 9,243 About Town In addition to Director Peareem of Mnalc where be ie furthering the Executive committee la com- ml nw A rnm Mpralh hla muaical knowledge. poaed of the following: Miss ^ Mr*. C. D. Mskepeac* of Co­ Opens Year Jeanette Paton, president; Mlsa Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin and Maneha$tar-^A City o f Vttiaga Charm bum rood, p ^ a m t of tboJ«rowd Rana u Tear Gaa Let Loose and a number of years In the mis­ The Executive committee of the conviction o f person or persons involved man. li sion field In that country. He is O Clef Club held its flivt meeting Homnabad Taken at present studying for hts PhD. in the theft and damage of property Suit Started Today The tadlea Aid Society of the 'B u f f e r -PR i B at the Hartford Seminary Founds-] of the season at the home of Di­ Bolton CSenter CongregaUonal rector and Mra. O. Albert Pearson owned by this company or any of ita church wUl hold a food sale Thura- tlon. of Boulder road. A delldpua pic­ day at Hale’a atore. The sale will affiliates. By Indian Troops open at two o’clock In the after­ The Girl Scout Leaden Asso­ nic supper was served on the open W H E R E Y O U R ciation will meet at Center church porch at 6:30 p. m. The business noon. tomorrow evening at eight o’clock Against ‘^Big Four” meeting followed the dinnei^hour THE JARVIS REALTY CO. Hose Company No. 2 of the and all leaders are urged to at­ tend. Miss Esther Pickles, daugh­ with many new suggeetiona and F O O T R E N D S In Western Drive Mancheater Fire Department will have a drill this evening at 8:30 ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pickles plana for the coming season. at the fire headquarters, Main at of Holl street, who Is director of Rehearsals will get under way Thursday, Septombn 16, at 7:80 Hilliard atreet _____ Girl Scouts In Appleton, WlSi, will Parachute Soldiers Are Packing Companies be the speaker, and all Interested p. m. at the Emanuel Lutheran In troop leadership will be wel­ church. Prospective members are Thrown Into Invasion Invited to unite with the present News Tidbits come. Rev. Edw. B. Ferguson Mr*. Fergnso* IT'S members on this opening night. O f Hyderabad; Second Colled From (/P) Wires GoYemment files Qvil The committee, eq^used with SPECIAL OFFER Manchester Grange will meet tic meiUage above the average, tomorrow evening In Orange hall, Rev. Edward R. Ferguson of the prospects of the mmlng sea­ Largest Oty of Prince­ Two American Fliers Anti • Trnst Actiim when the first and second degrees Ontario, Canada, will be the guest and has had a successful min­ son, la sincerely striving to bring 2 0 % OFF istry In the pastorate, evangelis­ ly State Surrenders, Foreat and brash fires break out To Break Up firms will be conferred on a large class speaker at the Fall Evangelistic good music, socisbiUty and fellow­ NORMAL PRICE in at least seven widely-separated of candidates. services at the Church of the; tic field, and district superintend- ship Into one pattern. edey. He will'be accompanied by New Delhi Announces sections of drought-parched Con Into 14 Separate Oiv Nazarene, These meetings will be­ This will mark the twenty-first nectlcut... .David J. Breen of Sea Who Bailed Out Over ■ rxrUi^i'cl,' hU wife, who is an excellent eo- Francis I. Matson, commissary gin tomorrow evening, Sept. 15, season for the all-women's chorus Cliff, N. Y „ appointed dean of men ganisations; Defend* prano aololat and song leader. and through the yeara thsy have REUPHOLSTER YOUR V - > fo r man, third class, U. S. N., son of and will continue each evening,! New Delhi, Sept. 15— (/P)— and head oif science department of J Mrs. Anna Kolkoskl of 18 Haw­ except Saturday, through Sept, j They make a splendid evangelistic enjoyed continued success and India threw parachute troops Arnold College... .Chinese Com­ Crowd of strikers sad spectators breaks up aa a, tear gaa bomb I* let looee by police at the Standard OU ants Are Charged With te^m and should have a good popularity not only among the Soviet Zone Are Safe thorne street, is sening aboard 20.‘ The time of service on week' PARLOR SET into the invasion of Hydera­ munist railroad mine blows up Pii- Co. leflnory at Blehmond, CMlf. A F L maintenance workers went through a picket line of.CIO refin­ the U.S.S. Carrier Philippine Sea. nights will be 7:30 and on Sun­ hearing In Manchester. townspeople but in every locality kow botind train 90 miles north­ ery worker* setting off n two-hour fight between striker* and poUoe. (A P n tre^ oto). Suppressing Competi­ The public Is cordially Invited to bad today and captured Hom­ days at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.. ABSOLUTELY LIKE NEW west of Nanking killing at least Frankfurt, Germany, Sept 15—^parachuting out of hla falling plane tion; Names of Firms Glenwood C h a p m a n Court, Order of Mr. Ferguson has an Evangelis­ attend these services. nabad, 84 miles from the 100 persona... .Atlantic hurricane (/P)— Two American airmen who on * food flight to Berlin. Terms I As <2 Week Amaranth, will conduct the first capital. The drive was from centered about 800 miles south a Complete Selection of Maytex Fabrics pairachuted into the Soviet sons' " I passed at least 256 RiuMlan of a series of MiUtary Whists, to­ the west. The second largest southwest of Cape Race, New­ of Germany are back safely today soldiers, but none stopped me or Washington, Sept 15—(ff> morrow evening at eight o'clock versity and entered the Methodist INSURE Gov. Shannon ministry in 1906. He served foundland, at 5 a. m. today Seven Stales Select in the U. S. zone, the Air Force even paid any attention to me," — ^The government sued today In the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Pres­ Rev. W. R. Ward Sr. WItli § 4 t a Terms Conveniently Arranged— Call city of the princely state, Followers of Oen. Charles de churches in New Hampshire, Kan­ announced. aaid Capt. Kenneth W. Slaker, 1137 to break op .the “Big Four'* ton Sage of Cumberland street McKINNEY BROTHERS ♦dSc* »■ '0 .i' Aurangabad, and its canton­ Gaulle begin an appeal to France Visits Dewey The two are Cept. Kenneth W. North street. Lincoln. Neb. "A p ­ AUTO GLASS will direct the games. Playing sas. Missouri smd „Texaa. Hla last Enjoy the m vitiib txtrm actWid ment zurrendered in the north­ meat packing companies into Dies in Missouri Real Batate aafi la—r— ea to sweep him into power with fiood Slaker, Lincoln, Neb., and Lieut. parently the Russians did not even InstAUed will begin at eight o’clock i^nd pastorate waa the Oakley Metho­ west, giving Indi* vlrtumlly *11 of stamps . . . . Spectacular fire Political Candidates 14 separate and competitingi dist church in Kansas City. Mo., 605 MAIN ST. TEL. C060 mtrtti tht M l »/ Ou fM . . . ta all Smitty's Upholstry Clarence R. Steber, Mobile. Ala. recognize me aa an American sol­ Prompt Service door prises will be awarded as thmt comer of the state, the de- strikes two paper box companies The annotmeement said the two' dier." companies. A civil anti-trust' well as playing prizes. Refresh­ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., minis­ which he served until two years Bates Oiigiaalt .Try on a pair today^ T E L . 7267* First Political DIove of ftnse ministry said. in Louisville, Kentucky, business bailed out over the Russian zone Slaker and Lieut. Clarenc* 8te- suit filed in Federal eourt in C A L L 3S22 ments will also be served by the ter of South Methodist church, re­ ago. Military informants In Madras district, bringing all available fire­ Offices Range from Gov­ State Executive Since early yesterday when their plane ber. Mobile. Ala., bailed out over Chicago alleged that the “Big committee In charge, Mrs. OUve ceived word l^te yesterday after­ In addition to hla son he leaves aaid they thought Indian troops fighting equipment In the city to State Parleys developed engine trouble. Soviet-occupied Germany early Recave, chairman; Mra. Caroline noon of the death of his father. his wife, and daughter, EUzabeth might reach Hyderabad city and the scene. ernor Down to Minor He Got Nomination Steber was brought to Frank­ yesterday when their C-4T plane Four” packers — Swtft and White Gloss Co. Clegg, Mrs. Rebecca Provan, Mrs. suburban Secunderabad by Thurs­ Rev. W. R. Ward, Sr., of Kansas of San Antonio, Texas., and three B/ATIEl Ehccavation begins on site for Town Positions; Ma­ furt by U. S. liaison officers. carrying flour to blockaded m rlln Company, Armour and Company, 24 Birch SL Manchester Msrtha Gilweeh, Mrs. Arcelia other sons, Robert, Borden and day or Friday. This would virt­ new 165,000,000 U. N. beadquar- Of Democrats Slaker, pilot of the C-47, which develop!^ engine trouble. the Cudahy Pacldng Company g»wf Crawford, Mrs. Ruby Luce, Mrs. City, Mo. Death followed a ihajor Hartford, Sept. 15— (4V-J*nt«» operation on the previous Monday. James all of whom are residents HALE’S ually end' the fighting, which ra . . . Connecticut Clinical Con- jor Primary Results was ferrying food from Wiesbaden Steber waa returned to Berlin wrUaon and Company, vae.—vio­ Open DaOy 8 A. M. To 8 P. M. Helen Hudson and Mrs. Clara Ag- stemmed from the refusal of the C. Shannon, the Republican nomi­ Mr. Ward has suffered poor health of Kansas City, Mo. - grress In New Haven told that new to Berlin, was said to have been .today after being turned over to lated the Sherman A ct by aupre* Indodlttg Saturday new. wealthy Moslem Nizam to Join nee for governor, goes to Albany, sing competition. for the past two years which Mr. Wtu*d left by air this morn­ Headquarters developments in chemical control To Name Their Candi­ turned over to constabulary units Americans by Russian authorities. Plenty Of Parking RED MEN'S hla state to the Indian union. By The Associated Press N. Y „ today for a conference with on the Russian border shortly aftef On orders from high A ir Force It asked that Armoor and Swift necessitated his retirement from ing to attend the funeral which of insects aa “ perhaps “ greatest A son was bom Sxinday mom' FOR DUorder* Are Rife each be divided into five separate On Premises the active ministry Just one year will be held Wednesday forenoon. advance in medical science in the Voters in seven states had their dates fo r C^ongresa in Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican midnight. He was flown to Air officers, Slaker declined to say ex­ Ing at Providence hospital, Wash­ India asserted when its troops Force headquarters tn 'Wiesbaden. actly where or how he crowed the companies, and Cudahy and WU- ington, D. C., to Mr. and Mrs. ago. ; Interment will follow in the family struck into the south central state past war." . .. American Jet fight­ candidates all picked today for nominee for president. er plane explode* over Bavaria, Five Districts Tonight A ir Force officials said Slaker border. After making the cross­ son each be divided into two sep­ Thomas R. McCabe of Tacoma Born in Moundsvllle, Mo„ Jan. lot in Topeka, Kansas. Mr. Ward at dawn Monday that disorder political offices ranging from gov­ This conference, the nature of arate companies. SURPMUSE killing pilot . . . Greek army cap­ suffered a minor back sprain in ing he met American constabulary Park, Md. Mrs. McCabe waa the 9, 1884, he was grsuluated from will return to Mancheater on was rife and the will of the people, which was unannounced, is Gov­ A ttorn ^ General Ctarit — tures Important height near Alba­ ernor and senator down to minor Hartford, Sept. I S - U P h - Con­ Jumping from the plane after It troops who flew him to American former Mlsa Marion Buck of 184 Baker University and Boston Uni­ Thursday. 80 per cent of whom are Hindus, ernor Shannon’s first political nounced fUing of the M it In CM- nian border in Mourgana area of town positions. developed engine trouble. Air Force headquarters in Wies­ South Main street, daughter of was being thwarted. necticut Democrats will name move since he was nominated for baden. cago. WHEW! Epirus, despite gunfire from Inside These were the major results in The Soviet-licensed German Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Buck. (A Karachi dispatch said Hy­ yesterday’s primaries: their candidates for five district rcelection yesterday. News Agency In Berlin said the He wrenched his back and was “Tbe four defendants named ta derabad offlciala have not con­ Albania . . . Windsor Trust com­ Congressmen tonight, and only The first countermove of Shan­ transport was flying 10 to 15 miles knocked momentarily unconscious the complaint are charged with pany of Windsor, Conn„ Joins Senator Joseph Bali won Re­ WHAT A JOB firmed the loss of Aurangabad. publican renomination in Minne­ one former Representative is in non's Democratic opponent, Ches­ outside the air corridor to Berlin by Ids Jolting landing after para­ sopprsoring competition ta tb* sale BINGO Hyderabad advices reported stiff Federal Reeervw system .... Re­ the running for a nomination. ter Bowles, was to tell a radio au­ “and thereby violated air regula­ chuting from low altitude. of meat and meat products” Q a ik CEHOUSE&SON vere, Mas*, mayor sweeps Impres­ sota, while Mayor Hubert Hum­ Lela Taylor Edward Tybur fighting on the border of Berar, phreys of Minneapolis snagged the The conventions will lie held dience last night that Republican tions.” “ I knew I was not far from the aaid In a atatameuL Featuring Something Different Every Tuesday wmeh Jolna the state on the north. sive political victory in yesterday’s at Hartford, Norwich, Hamden, leaders in Connecticut are in the American nne border," Slaker primaries tn city described as Democratic Senatorial nomina­ ■ow lie Ba OHMafl Atlantic Hyderabad . claimed 2,000 of Its tion. Bridgeport and Torrin^on. process of building up an organi­ said, “so 1 took my baartags ^ Ctartt M id the salt la at Irregular troops repulsed an In­ “racket town" by state investiga­ Say They Just Walked Evening. Playing Starts Promptly at 8 p. m. Another incumbent. Senator Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, zation like that headed by J. Henry American planes flying oveihead dividing the Mg tour packer* Into dian attack near Hospet In the tors. Range and Fuel Announce FENDER AND BODY Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, who represented the Second dis­ Roraback, RepubUcan “ boss" of Through iron Curtain toward Berlin end s ta rts wgffiUng 14 “aaparata and eoa^ettag *om- •outhwest.) Diving ball In which Prof. Au­ trict in the 79th Congress but was the state for 25 years until his west I Just kept walking until 1 pania*." And You Don’t Stay Late. rolled up a heairy victory margin Wiesbaden, Germany, Sept IS— Indians striking toward the guste Piccard expects to descend defeated for reelection in 1946, is death in 1937. got Into the American tone.' Swift and Aitnbur aaMi would ba Ranges, Refrigerators in his state’s Democratic prin.ary. (JPt— A U. S. A ir Force officer said WORK c^iital and Secunderabad from nearly two and a half miles into a candidate for the nomination His executive and press secre­ Hla wife and three-monthe-old divided Into five separate com­ The the east were said to have ad­ His November opponent probably today he "walked right through OIL sea starts from Antwerp, Bel­ again. Mrs. Woodhouse, former taries, L. Richard Belden and son Joined him In Germany only panies and Cudahy and WUson Washers and All Oth­ vanced three miles east of Surla- wUl be RepubUcan Will F. N'tchol- the iron curtain" to escape from last week at his home baas ta Solimene and Flagg, Inc. gium, for Gulf of Guinea...... son, political newcomer who held economic professor at Connecticut Charles Keats, were to accompany each Into two mmpanU pet to witlUl^ 75 miles of their college and former Secretary of the Soviet tone o f Germany after Fuerstenfeldbruck. er Appliances 684 OMtet Straat conservative Italian newspaper a growing lead over former Gov. Shannon on his visit to Governor Clark daaertbad tb* ault aa “an­ These hot summer ?;oaL Aircraft strafed the de- the State, Iz-reported to have the Dewey, who was among the first L. T. WOOD CO. Opening Tinker Hall says grave disorders have brolun John C. Vivian. other In a aartea o f caSM tastitntad enders. A military spokesman support of most organization lead­ to congratulate the nominee yes­ days sure are taking a out In Yugoslavia between . pro- Republican Senators Leverett by tha Papartmant o f Justice ta Main Street aald no Hyderabad planet have Tito'and Oomlnform factions ers in her district terday. 51 BlaaeO St. TeL 44M been seen In battle, although the *;;^^^1'Saltonstall of Massachusetts and - -fustlMraBanaf-Ma _ _ itaffi** lot out of me. I sure need Man disguised'aa priest sought on Her opponent for the nomina­ Gov. Dewey’s Statement ■tate has some. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire Italy-s-P re-W ar En^nre the produetiM and a*l* off fip«a aafi a tonic. Of Their Read Herald Advs. charge of swindling Boston used tion, George Holt of Woodstock) is “ Your record in Connecticut has food praeo- (Coatinued on Pag* T w e lv *)' (OMttaned ea Pag* Tblrtem) . recovery. 3,500 marched on headquarters of P A S S A G E of the Federal Pure’ Food and Big Space For the past month, seriously damag­ ple because a man's efficiency there the National aviation industry in It Takes More Than •’Merely the proposal of the Washington, Sept. 15— (JP)—The is Just about half of normal.” Drug Act of 1906 was a great achievement, Small Homes ' Marshall plan, plus Interim aid, ing cranberry, apple and qther the Boulevard Hausman. Police crops. ^ position of the Treasury Sept. 18: Demonstrated By Tests w said the demonstrators rushed More Ptaaes Ib r Berlta aroused the hope which kept This was demonsteated. he aaid, with great medical significance. This Act led A ll Kinds ' State Agriculture Commissioner Receipts. 5163,822.068.44; expendi­ their lines when company execu-1 WasUagtoB, Sept. 15—(PI—Urn France and Italy from going Com­ tures. $76,723,480.90; balance; 54, by the exhaustive studies, tests Sounded Gong Every Hour directly to the. high standards of purity so CUSS munist," he said. tivea refused to sec ■ represents- ■ air foiee Is sendtag abeot 4fi *sai* (Continued on Page Fifteen) 324,262,020.01, and training during which Super­ lives of strikers. j C-M four-eagtae cargo f toaea t* “The reality of hundreds of mil­ fortress crews tn Alaska actually generally prevailing today, and tremedously Mgldnli. **Canipnrt Mn* Hopes and Dreams To w Ehnployes of the aviation plant ■ Germaay to retaferee tbs 188 C- lions of dollars worth of goods 116w more hours than groups in the F o r Past F o r t y Years aided doctors in their fight against illness. UK of moving across the Atlantic," he struck this morning; protesting , 54s flytag the alrSn to Bevtot- United States, , the recent layoff of workers from bioclmaed Berito. But then— as today— the integrity of those i = r u . added, “ hM built up such hope Failure 'of equipment In the • • • and determination In France and Arctic training, however, ■was the government payrolls. The Tokyo, Sept. 15— A herndtaur* to check the time In thoM Xew^eef-Sla" Canvsnttonol 4 Food Made Out of Wood CImrgea B ith BItoooadnel who serve yon is the most important factor $ « Canning other free nations, that we may pared down until it waa no great­ French aviation Industry is na-! sculptor has been kicking the gong | daya. Anyway, Miura decided he 2 9*75 tionalized. Waaktogtoa. Sept. 1 5 -(P >-«*- In protecting your familyls health. This is a Build A Fine Home... feel confident they will remain er than it was for bombers oper­ around—every hour, on the hour would fix It. free.” ating overjjhe deserts of the south­ Others to Strike Today for the past 40 years-because be I “i n sound a gong and tell the bert (X Alaxaader, wfc* CMgreafi And Seaweed in 100 Years Some 31,000 workers of the with Secretary of Stats M arw ll responsibility that Pharmacy— as well as J Prevented by Rusal* eastern United States. I people the correct time,’’ he w m . . . it takes skilled hands, lumber, bricks and cement Supplies once missed s train. over the fiaager ef afiinltting Osas- Hoffman said the progrAm or­ To demonstrate that It could be Renault Motors plant also voted The Japanese of Kasama vil­ I supposed to have said. “ AU must Medicine— assumes . .y and with pride. to go out this afternoon. moatsts to this eouatiy throagh , . . brass plumbing and copper wiring to bnild a house iginally outlined by Secretary of Washington, Sept. 15—e street., with paving everv- hour of the day and night. — 20 yeti a month, 55 U. S. on the Wsahtagtoa, Sept. ^5—(PI—The An Porcelain "Russia does not want war, nor That’s what Dr. Farrington Dan- hydrogen obtained from waste status of the PoUr ba.ition's other in 40 years. Miura hasn't slept exchange at that time. drag store needs here. with the finest quality materials . . . the finest skilled stones and pieces of iron. AFL PofiUeal Leogne steppad tala o Pamova Mofor-Mlaor mochanlim Be Ready To Feed Your Lawn As Soon As Rain Comes does Russia want peace," the Mar- lela. University of Wisconsin products. > air defense — fighter protection, more than part of an hour at a Came the war and the militar­ ehall plan chieftan said. warning networks, anti-aircraft .About 30 strikers were seriously tbe nOddle of tbe BepabMesa Deob- Interior o Alt-atumlnum c*M atoroga troy chemist told a meeting of sclen- It may even be possible, he said, time, the villagers say. Such ists demaniled that all balla and aarnt figbt for eaatrol af the 8*n- craftmen. Consult ns today. ^ "In place of peace,” he added, tiats today. ’’ to produce food by placing carbon and garrisons — except to say injured. Some 15 police were hos­ * Many oMiar foolima yoti ahould laol things happen in the Orient. gongs be surrendered for produc­ ato by preetolmtag Ita aappwri to­ Russia wants confusion and chaos The energy of the sun, he re­ ^oxide and water in aballow tanks that ‘rthe. situation haa improved pitalized, police reported. WINTER RYE FOR A C O \tR C R O P Fifteen trackloads of police and It seems that 40 years ago. tion of warship* and cannon. But day * f 19 Dempcratle B« the basis for. totalitarian die- lated to the American AMoclation and setting them out in the sun. •llghUy." ' Miura hurried to the KaMma sta­ Miura atoutly nfUasd to chip In Baild With Manchester’s Largest Builder Of Homes' No living plants would be Involvad two aquads of mobile guardsmen tatcrshlp . , . for the AdvMcement of Science, The A ir Force, however, hU dls- tion to catch a train on an im­ with hla booming alarm clock. " If western Europe went Com­ In that prpeeas. cloeed that operation of Jet fight­ rolled up to the scene, where Ren­ can be used to produce d wide portant Journey. He,was a few The sculptor la 67 now. He’s munist, we could retain any part “ We must learn," he said, “ how er* In the f* r north la getting riosq ault workers were Joining those variety of foods and fuels from un­ minute* too late. Great trouble * bachelor, and doesn’t take to Wsbtngten, KEMP'S In£ of our freedom only by making suspected jwurces. to use our rich heritage of sun­ attention. A squadron of e-oo of the aviation plant. visitors. About all the vUlagers •tnry «< Btoli light more efficiently so that we a The fighting subsided after an resulted. (Just what th# ap­ Frigidaire Headquarters the United States a garrison state Dr. Daniels found that “ com­ ;hters went to Alaska hear him M y is: mj fo a l JARVIS REALTY Larsen’s Feed and Hardware can be prepared against such arch Field. Caltf.. last December hour but police said tension was parently tragic consequence# v.ith military expenditures at such forting.” In the light, of current “i ’ll For Over 20 Years ^atastropliies as war. over-popula­ for six months , of training sh'l high. About 2.000 police and ' were, none could say.) sound the gong so long M 34 DEPOT ^UARE ' TE L. 6406 a 'high level that oppreasive cen­ : "unequal distribution among the The gong Is a living 654 Center Street Phone 4112 or 7275 trals of busine.-s, labor, and’ even j nations of the world due to war tion, e.xhaustlon of oil and coal, i Many tr*gedie.s and comediesj I live, • o i resulted from th# villsgers’ fall- thing-" V • the press, would be inevitable, (and political short sightedness." the return of the glaciers." V., (Ooatloued on Faga Filteea) (LoaUawM oa Pags FUteca) I '■ \ , 1 /

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