AddlUotud Oirlstmas daeoratlona previous hearings on the proposal now are shoarlng In town. Tha Textile Union Check for 78 Cmts Zone Meeting for this sHe the application hss About Town mangor aeana has bean sat up in Sent Here From Rone been danleu. •t «M AodH Canter Pule, and tharS’^ a large Extension o f permission will bs I ad Ctoaolottoas 9" •nti $twtag ttn l» ft tb» Oaacot^ EVERYONE APPRECIATES star on the ataepla of Center Enjoys Party W e might call this the atory This Evening sought iQr Mabsl H. MoCrocksa to Mtmehaslor~—A City of F ltto g ii Chtrm UitlMna eharcfa wUl m a t at church. Store whtdows are being o f the meow that waa heard conduct TVMirlst Homs at 17 Sprues T:M tOBiciit at Um church. additionally dressed up. and with half way round the world, but street and Kenneth O. Morrison, to bMU uiu rcaUndad to hrinK Chriat* tha street lighting display, Man­ ^ VOL. L3CX, NO. 61 "I Over 700 Persons At* whatever it is called. It has a Boai^ o f A p p a ls Has use buildings for stprage of elec­ MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) I I glfU for tlM chUdron’a homo. chester seems to be showing more dlattnct international and coa- trical materials. PRICE POUR CENfll holiday brilliance than in years tend Annual Event at mopoUton bearing. Eight Requests for Edna Ready wonts permission •juAt^. BS. Ordor T « t . ____ The State Armory ’Aiday The Herald received a Changes to Consider to conduct dancing classes In base­ •f tlM 'S u t« n «U r, wU hold a check for 78 cents from Rome, ment o f her home st SI Bruce Carl O. Fanis, son of Mr. and Chrysler Gives 3 8 Senators H fular BMatinc Wodnaaday ava- Cheney Brothera Textile Work- In on envelope * marked Villa Road; Charles Pontlcslll, to erect Mrs. Roy O. Farris of 9 Durkin Aurora, Genoa. It was from Eight applications for exceptions atn( at ^ght o’clock at the Ma- era of America, Local 93, held from Boning regulations will be dwelling with less frontsgs than TOenple. l>\>Uowlng the meet' street, has bean promoted to the M m Charles Lombardo of regulations allow at .Keeney their annual CSiristmas Party In aired at a public hearing before Pay Increase; Back Military U. N. Troops Abandon i ing tha Chrlatmaa pageant, "The rank of Sergeant in the United Storra, thia atate, who. waa street, south of No. 143; and Wil­ States Air Force by order of tha tha state armory yestarday after­ paying for a classified ad she the Zoning hoard of Appeals to­ mnnwa of Tima," under tha direc* o’clock In the Municipal liam C. Dunn, to erect dwelling SILEX commanding office of Perrin Air noon with a crowd, aatlmated at ran in The Manchester Herald night at 8 ttflfi of nmmaa Maxwall, will be Building. with attached garage closer to side May Hike Price giaan and tha annual C9iriatmaa Force Base, Texas, wrhere ha is in which ahe aougb^ to dispose line on North Elm street, south of Aid to Chiang 760, attending. James Murphy, o f some Persian cats. party, artth exchange of twenty- stationed as an Air Policeman. Matthew Moriarty will seek per. No. 118. COFFEE MAKER secretary of the union, waa gener­ . The way wa figure It, Mra. mission to erect a gasoline station flra cant glfta, will be hah). At thla Sergeant Farris attended Man­ al chairman in charge of the The hearing Is open to the pub­ Virtually All of North Lombardo’s mall just caught on the comer of Hartford Road Employes Get 2 0 Mil­ ttiao tha Chrlatmaa stocking will chester High school and entered falr and waa assisted by a large lic. Kiiowlaiid Says Rill Will the Air Force in August, 1948. up vfith her in her travels, and and Campfleld Road, lota No. 142 ba drawn. *nia party wUl ba la group of plant employees, all at tha time she wrote us she $3.45 lion a Year Benefita; Come Bcfqre 82nd etaarga of co-chairmen Mrs. Mary members of the union. and 148 In Business Zone n. The waa at Via GIno Capponi 14, state hearing for a license will also 8 Cup slM. The original glass a. Baauragard and Mra. Mary 8. Frank Hewitt has ratumed to An afternoon of entertanment Rome. Expe4;t Price Rise In Congrefia; George Smith and their combined commit­ Goodyear. Ooon., after spending was presented by profeesional bo taken up at this time. In coffee maker. For better tasting the past week at the home of his talent. Guest speakers ware Hated coffee use Silex. Line With Ford, GM Sees Controls Soon Korea to Red Armies tees. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and on the program and included Mrs. John Kiebish of 84 Haw­ George BiUdansl, executive vice pended; Murray B. Yorker, 62, Detroit, Dec. —Chrysler The annual communication of thorne street. His twin brother, 848 Auburn road. West Hartford, B ulletin! Manchester Lodge No. 78, A. F. president of tha unkm from the Oorp., again in step wage-wise Bulk o f Eighth Anpy Samuel Hewitt, is spending the parking violation, 810 bond, for­ SERVICES with General Motors and Ford, Washlngtoa, Dee. ||— and A. M„ will ba hold at the Ma- national office in New York City. Ik winter In Florida and desires to be Henry Mallory, executive vice feited; Victor J. Tantalo, 286 kept Its propectlve customers President Trumaa is arrang­ Urge U. N. to Name Now Below Parallel; sonic Temple tomorrow evening remembered to his friends in Mouataln road. West Hartford, 86 guessing to ^ y whether It .would ing to addreM the Ameriran at 7:80. Reports will be read and president of Cheney’s, Saul M. That hitcitiret ths wishes town. Silverstein, president of tha Rog­ o f 810 bond forfeited; and Robert home comfort fall in line price-wise. people by radio Friday or Sat­ 1 Olh Corps However tha usual year end business will C. ^ristenaen, 21, Coventry, pass­ urday night oa the world sit- ba transacted, afUr which offl- ers Corporation, Frank Reilly, of the family. If it does. It will put higher tags Is Still Trapped Near The Christmas meeting of the resident of the local 83 six* Mat- ing stop sign, 86. on its forthcoming 1951 model uatkm and the home front Board on Far East eara will be elected for the ensu­ steps he believes are necessary ing jrear. Following the business Joy group of the North Methodist Slew Paton, vice-president, also MORIARTY Bros cars. Hamhiing; Hope to WSCS, will be held Wednesday spoke briefly. Yesterday Chrysler passed out as a result, of the threat of masting there will ba a social hour Verplanck School John B. Burke 3 1 5 CENTER ST 820,000,000-a-year benefits to Its w-or. Uhalrmon George (1)., Seven Man Coinmitlee Evacuate Survivors and iwashments. afternoon at two o'clock at the With the general business and church. Mrs. Flora Chase of Bol­ entertainment program completed TEL 5135 125,000 CIO and non-union em­ Ga.) of the Benate Finance Toss U. S. Army FUNERAL HOME Conunltlee waa added in the Would Decide Which By Sea; Mongolian Tha HoUlsUr P. T. A. will meet ton will render vocal and violin se­ in the early evening, music was PTA Lists Meeting ployes. Auto industry sideliners lections, and Mrs. Florence Wood provided for dancing from 7 ST Eoot OMtor aA TM. S S speculated a price rise would fol­ group of Heoators and Kepre- tomorrow evening at 7:30. A chll- 8 8 sentatlves Mr. Triiimn will Regime Should Repre­ Cavalry Enters W at ren’a book program, arranged by of Harvard Road will be accom­ o'clock until closing at 11 o’cleck. low. Into Sea, Plea panist. Refreshments and a so­ Tha recently former Parent Rejected U. S. Request consult at 16 s. m. (E.8.T.) sent Oiina in U. N. Mias Oartnide Carrier, will be glv- Teachers of Verplanck school will iomorrow oa plans for the Tok.vo, Dec. 12.—— year-old Maria Bertha Hertogh long, difficult endurance contest." Soya DsSoia MUtoken WHITE EYELET EMBROIDERED Blue. ' Adonis, much publicized as an back to Holland with her. Better aorvival Chaners questions wereylleft unanswered Dr. Gofdon Seagrave, American The charges cams from Ralph today than wem^etUed by a Su­ underworld kingpin, was called to Thousands of fanatic Moslema Myers’ other anti-inflation rec­ De Sola, who said he was a Com­ physician on trial for traoBon, de­ testify by the Crime Investigat­ in two days of bitter rioting have ommendations; Increased indus­ munist party member from 1934 preme Court de^nHon that persona Key Materials nied today he waa dialoyal to tte SCARFING News Tidbits ing committee at a public hearing tried to kidnap the child and re­ trial production to relieve short- to 19ST. De SoU had said that Mc­ ^ s a e d by grand juries about Burmeae Government and laid re- Greeii Stamps Given With Cash Sales into “gambling and racketeering turn her to the Malay woman who Graw could corroborate much of Communist activities may keep aponalbiUty for events leading to Ca0«d Froia (JPi Wirca conditions in northern New Jersey for eight years rear^ her, and to (Continned oa Pago Twelve) the testimony. allent if their answers might in­ C o to Reds hla oneat to falaa reports by a and elsewhere." the Moelem ochoolteacher Maria Instead. MeOraw told a reportar volve them In criminal proeecu- Bhaa State chieftain. - $1.19 The committee also said It in­ Bertha married laat summer. Treasury Balance that he had told Senators that Dq, tion.' Speaking in bis owa behalf for Whether service men in U. B. There was plenty of specula­ the first time stooe Ma trial began Another shipment o f eyelet scarfing in batiste and piipie. tended to question Adonis about 4 Britlobera Die Sola waa a “ pubUcity-seeker" and Western Allies CanU will get OhrUtosoe fniloagli: de­ his investments in several legiti­ The dead included four Britiah- Washington, Dec. 12—(A^— The vaa mistakan. tion about tha Impact of the decl- over a month ago, tha famed “Bur­ Just cut to any length you want — no sewing or hem­ pends generally ba whether his owp ■itm on eimllar but not identical Stop Shipment of War ma SurgaoB” poured out hla sldo ming. mate hualneasea-^iniii'luillng ' a ers, two Eurasians and one In­ position of the Treasury Dec. 8; ' McGraw canM to Washington t&E JW HAIbC CORK local commander feels man eon be Florida Inn, oiie in which he is dian. Three other bodies were un­ Net budget receipts 894,181,988.- last night. Other wltneases to bf caoes, but most legal experts Items to Satellites of the atory for four hours. He MARoi9itlt4 C auiu given holiday leave ., . . Senator reported to have a substantial in­ identified. Among the injured were 91;-Budget expenditures 8124,414,- heard Include Benjamin Freedman, ahled clear of predictions pending had not finished when the court Malone (R-Nev) eoys coll of Gov. terest. two American newsmen, 36 Euro­ 623.04; Cash balance 33,008,707,- further study. adjourned for th* day. Often ha APPLIQUED FLORAL ‘Thomas HL Dswsy of Nsw York Adeola Under Bond peans, and 52 Oiinese. -The rest 350.14. (CenUnoed aa Page Twelve) Some of the queetlons. It waa Frankfurt, Dec. 12—(A^—High­ talked ao eagerly that hie attor­ for end to ciitlcism o f Secretory Adonis, whose real - name la were Indians, Malays and Eura­ obvious, could be anewered only ly strategic war materials are ney hod to reatroto him. of State Acheson ‘Moee not repro- Joseph Doto, is under bond in New sians. by now court, tests. flowing behind tha Soviet Iron Worried AboM Noraaa ocot views of RepobUcans gener­ York and New Jersey on gan\^ Fighting, which began with a “OoootltaUonal Right" Curtain from West Germany and He sold Sao Horn Pha, Chieftain TOWEL SETS ally,” . . . Legally, it wUl be bling charges. Committee sources mob attack yesterday on the Su­ Citing deeiaiona dating back as ths Western Allies are powerless of the Shan State of Haenwt. hod tougher in future to eetablish toM that.because of this be msy preme Court B ulldiw continued In far as 1907, the High Cfourt yes­ to stop them. assured him that Naw Bong, the * Quality Dry Cleaning! UqiMr ootleta la Hartford or moke claim hla constitutional Immunity the city’s two-mUa-touare Modl»n terday knocked out a on* year’s Buck crucial articles os ma­ Kachta rebel chief fleograva is $1.98 set changes in such eetabllehmenta. against aelf-incrimination and re­ quarter. It wea cordoned off by News Flashes contempt aantenee. imposed on chine tools, ball bearings, optical OeMoade for stocks sliws fol­ fuse to answer queetiona. bayonet-wielding police and Brit­ Mrs. Patricia Blau in Denver for supplies, steel tubing and raw (OoMtlnaed mi Page Efaiht) CANNON MULTI-COLOR STRIPE Beautiful Cdnnon quality in solid colors and white with * Spfledy Service! lowing Monday’s buoyant morkeL Some of the other wltneases sum­ ish troops and armored cara - (lAto of toaUniVlM) refusing to answer questions be­ stMl are being m ov^ aecretly In­ appUqued floral designs. Also embroidered styles in . . « Labor member of House of moned Iv the crime comihittee— Elsewhere in the city violence fore a Federal Grand Jury. to the Soriet satellite bloc. Gim r d Perregaux HIS ic HEIR — MR. St MRS. Two hand towels and two C o m m ^ presenU to ParUoment Salvatore-Moretti, Arthur Long- wes eubelding, but demonetratore Deciding that Mrs. Blau had a Allied officials belisve that constitutional right to remain al­ face cloths. eoplao of Communist-backed Stock­ ono and James Lynch — are also made a new smallacale attempt to­ much—or most—of this material Another Critic ^ holm Peace Petition which spon­ free on bond under warrants of Two Tralamm Killed lent, the court cited the fifth finds Its way dlrsctly to Russia. BATH TOWELS day to rush the court bqilding oe amendment's guarantee that “no 4-DAY sors eoy bears aignaturaa of $1,- eouspirocy to violate New York the tribunal denied a Malay appeal Vanetboro, Me.. Dee. 12— Two Caaadian Padfie train­ AlUea Halpleas psraon shall be compelled in any It Is authoritatively believed "SAMPLER" PAHERN- 88M M Brlteoa . . . Uhanlinoua and New Jersey gambling laws. to holt Maria Bertha’d tnuiefor. to men were fntally scalded today as two steam ktcomotlTca and Braves Harry Hum Is • tM whosu dUbigubhad baauly wll m c Do approval of rsoolutioo recommend­ criminal case to be a witness also that quantities of rolling Box of 4 $2 bT 6 The New York City . warrants Holland. Troops and police dim e 14 ears of n donble-header freight train toppled from tracks against himself." SERVICE• I ing that metropolitan dlatrict charge all four with conspiracy to stock purchased from U. 8. Army eemplimwih and again. A hnMplaco famous ihe 6ff the' MCelema with bayonet Speaking for a unanimous eight PRINTED fluoridate its water supply to help violate the lawe ^bjr keeping a nndermlncd by heavy rain. surplus has been deviously la p ­ ■ oft absorbent Cannon towels boxed one of each of four chargea and tear fa s bdinBa - e • • man court—Justice Clark took no ped to Soviet aatellltea for r e l^ Says Margaret Caimoi woiM t r m far dopondoblo, idontHIc accuracy. colors or your own assortment. ON CALL AND tooth deeogr la AMeea-le given goaibling place in New Jqreey and Two Aeeocfatod Pteea 'corfoe- by Hartford Dental Society. Styccumba To Skdding Injariea part—Justice Black declared It. to Russia. pereuading pareoitf la New Yorii pondenta. Bureau Chief 'Pom Moat- does not matter whether any The Western Allies And thsm- Sing Operatic Ariaa Aai7|o««lnmfali TABLE CLOTHS DELIVERY Joseph Curran, proeidant of CIO . WatertowR, N. Dee. IS—<4V^iz-yearri>kl Charlca V. A M a. M MW...... t n jl C M B. IW MW...... t B.H Notional Morttline Union, oaks (OMlhMMd on Ppgv Tea) (OeottaMfl en Page Ten) But Holda Out Hope that all ehipe that ore not combat Ryan diml in n hospital today after being la n coma for more (OoaMnoed on ^nge Bight) (Conttaasd en Pag* BIgM) AM B. lOA...... tlH t. M B. IW ...... m.M PLASTIC veeaels or their direct auxiliaries than nine rngnths as a rsanit of a sleddiag accident. The boy Chattanooga, Than., Dec. 1 8 ^ Wiesesesses...... flUi 9. W Re Ml Rflli...... MJI 52x52 - $2.29 be plated under Eederal MacHfato anffered a fractured skull last March S. He waa atmek by a - - A . A - OS- M ^ ------(P)—Margaret Trumaa’a atogtog wOTb WK Board..Holy Year Jubilee whldi Negro Singer Refuses an automobile while dragging a sled op a hill near his borne brought applause for two eacoroa PLACE MATS ends In Vatican City on Christmas in ndrtboring Chaumont. New Chemical Cleanses loat Bight from aa appredaUvo 52x70 eve will be extended through all . e e* * nudleaee o f 1,600. BAST PAYMENTS INVITED - $3.29 DIAL o f 1951 t o o n j ^ werM .. Marine But a asanqiapcr eritic termed In addition to the customary 80-day 2 9 c each CMd faahhmed ‘‘Americana’’ Sampler patterns, so colorful headquarters esolce down Its es­ To Press Assault Charge Pleads Gailty To Embexilcmcnt After Exposure to A-Dust her vole* “aot witod to opefatla chatga occaunt, Michaels Invites dl- and guaranteed feet color. Pro-laundered. 7iZ54 timates o f casualUas suffered.by New H p v ^ Dee. 12— John C. Weavar, S2, of Bridge­ arias or crcbaatrol ‘ vtdod iwymenta fai amaU vreekly or ■evsB pattM^s In colorful frulU and florals and on whit# Other YUMecIsths ...... 99e to 8L9S Pirst Marine Dhrteloa in bcen|dng port, pleaded guilty in Saperior Court hero today to n charge meaL" moathfa amounts. Michaels makes in lace and cutwork dsalgns. THE out o f Chlneee Oemmunlst trnp In L«a Aagelee,. Dec. 18.-rcal Police ed ; General Manager Erect Gas Slutioii <»n "m oet'certainly we do not want a since acbool opened, the fire­ Workers. residents again last night, but the CLUTCH Introduction o t theae propoaala dlacussion group at home of lira Waddell Is Honored Hartford Road board found no reel cause why they waa expected to ahunt aaide de> war." Rau said the’ Chinese people men were called to the school RnifMd Penelons Jay Rubinow, 40 Pitkin street, 8 A brawl which follow^ the tex­ had been made unduly suspicious after a pupil had decided to Adopting the oeiet-of-living should not art fav«rably on the bate on a U. S.-backed reaplution PJIle tile tml'on Christmas paity at ths iippllcatlnn. SETS by ordeals of the past and they see see what would happen if he wage control for the first time, "Veterans Night" held last night A new zoning regulation that | calling for immediate withdrawal mursday. December U v State Arn^ory Sunday night has t. Other Biiel^ree Transacted aggression where none exists. touched off the fire cidl. Chiyeler boosted its pay rates one SL M arya Ladles’ GuUd noon at the local Legion home proved a became effevtive in town on No­ of Chineae Communiat troopa froni This morning the alarm cent an hour immediately end resulted in one arrest and mors success. A targe turnout of mem­ Permission was extended for two Korea. Moat delegratee have indi' "In f a c t” Rau said, "they eeem W chton, 11:30 to 2:00, and vember 4 with the ratification of years final to Babel H. McCracken, to be moving toward a sort of waa said to have been caused guaranteed an addittow four C3u1stmaa sale. may follow, O iief of PoUcs Her­ bers and guests representing vari­ the revised zoning regulations pro­ cated privately they had little by a little boy who had been cents each June 1 for Um next ous other organizations attended. to conduct a Tourist Home and Monroe Doctrine for the Far Bunday. Deesmher 17 man O. Schehdel said, this mom- vides that a gasoline filling sta­ sign for same at 17 Spruce street, 'nir £ K T M THOUSANDS hope of irettinf the Peiping troopa B ast." cent out into the hall (or being four years. Annual Chrtatmaa candlsUght Brl^f but interesting talks on the out of Korea by auch an appeal. hig. , tion in a business zone can be and Kenneth G. Morrison, to use (The doctrine enunciated by naughty in class. He was even It also raised maximum penMon wlOfnl Ooncsrt by senior chqlr of objeclives and accomplishments of denied only on grounds that it The eeaee>flre plan waa aiMnaor* naughtnr outside. Severe pun­ benefits from flOO-a-month now Under arrest for breach of the building for storage of electrical OP M IL E S OF SEBTICE... President Monroe in 1823 said Eu­ Concordia Lutheran churclL 7:46 the American Legion were pre­ creates a traffic hazanl. imiterinl at rear of 176 Summit ed by Afghaniatan, Burma, Egypt, ishment Is to be given for any to 1125, including Fed«^ Ckiclal f peace Is Donald A. CTark, 22, of sented by National Ebcecutive Com' India, Indonesia, Inin, Iraq, ropean Interfbrence in affairs of 703 Center street. Clark, 'who Is Following public hearing last street. independent American states similar oceurrencs. Security, by 1052; liberaUasd oth­ Annual community ChrUtmas mltteeman Arthur Connell. Depart­ Lebanon. Pakistan, Phiitppinea, also charged with fallUrs to notify night in the Municipal Hiiilding, Denied were applieations from would be regarded as an unfriend­ er pension and hospital-insurance Mnr, sponsored -by TaU Cadara ment 0>mmander John Griffin and the Zoning Board ot Appeals MMOHESTER AUTO PARTS Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen. benefita and granted a modified Center park, 0 pim. the Motor Vehicle department of Charles Pontieelli, seeking permis- f ■CAPLK n r . T E U S-4AM ly act It in effect forebade any a change of address, poMed s • Dept. Senior Vlce-CMmmandcr granted an application from ! Sion to erect a dwelling on lot efforts to control or oppress these union shop. _ T uesday. D u m b e r 10,■' • John CHark. ’The speakers pointed er resolution, and a seventh mem­ Emanuel Lutheran Missionary 8200 bond for his appesrsnes In Matthew Moriarty aeekiiig per- 1 with less frontage thsii regulations governments).' ber should be either Egypt or In­ A three-year contract signed out that while numerous benefits miasion to erect a gasoline station, last Msy after a bitter 100-dav CIrols play, "Christmas Under the Towm Court tomorrow. . I allow on Keeney street, south of Rau said Wu had asked him dia, as sponsors of the Asian-Mid­ The complainant was another for ail veterans of both wars have together with algiia and lights on I No. 14,3; and Edna Ready, to con- dle E ast plan. strike was extended to Aug. fii, participant in the fight, Joseph been secured chiefly through the premises, nn Lots No M’i and 143 about the future of Formosa. He 1055, without wage reopenings. . nliiy, Deoember 22 '/ I duet dancing riaases in basement SUGGESTIONS WANTED had replied India would stand by He proposed that the new reso­ . ■^ertesn club annual MlstretU, 112 School street. Mls- efforts of the Legion and other vet­ William Forbes 'Daniel I.,, Hair Ralph T. Harbrnn of Bhirflelds addition No. 1. cor­ of her home at 61 Bruce road. the Cairo and Potedam declara­ lutions be given priority in the kiddles Christmas party, 7:00 p.m. tretta was treated yesterday at eran organizations, veterans should Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar Junior Deputy ner of Hartfoi-d and Canipfield William C. Dunn wit'^.-ew his ^ for tndiyidually Designed tions. He also said he told Wu PbUtlcal committee’s debate. Saturday, January 20 Manchester Memorial hospital for join a service organization not 'for roiuls. in a Business Zone II. application to erect a dwelling Printer— that President Truman waa on Gbristmas Sing Annual entertainment and dance a broken arm alleged^ wcelved what the benefits might be but for Moriarty had made previous ap­ with attached garage i loser to f in the fracas. Installation C’eremonics of Nut-, resentative. acted as In.slalling record as saying the U. S. 7th of Manchester Pipe band. Rainbow what they may contribute to it. plication to the board in March side line and with le-.- ' nit...... Infants’ 2-Pc. H air Styling ... H a re Our Cltak, who is enmti^ed as a Wood to Direct meg Forest, Tall Cedars of Le­ Officer. of thia year and was denied fol­ Fleet would be withdrawn when Aide Figured ballroom. 'Veterans should unite in a com-' banon, were held at the Masonic ■ Grand Tall Cedar Hair an­ than regulatlono allow. He told the Korean conflict was over. At High School finisher at Cheney Kothers, waa lowing a lengthy public liearlng at the board that addltnmnl Imul Iuih Job Pross Feodor arrested on a warrant yesterday mon purpose of making their voice Temple last evening. nounced the following appoml- In addition to Red China, Ran felt in the affairs of this country, Coiiiniuiiity Sing which time residents in the neigh­ been purchaaed and he can build Noted Hair Stylist afternoon pa he waa leaving work. Daniel L. H.iir. 4.35 East Middle meiits: Preceptor, George Bntwns- borhood of ths proposed gaaollns proposed that the Mediation Com­ In Jury‘Probe The l5th Annual (phrlstmas Con-' in combatting all forces aimed at Turplke. waa installed ss Grand i within the zoning requirements. M mission should have representa-. Is Arrested Here Patrolman Theodore L. Fairbanks worlh; Guide, Herbert ('3ister: cert and Carol Sing of Manohester is Investigating the affair. destroying the democratic ideals Tall Cedar. Mr. Hair has been an Chaplain. Rollln Hitt; Sentinel. KNIT Gall 3690 lives from the United Staten, Brit­ Warren Wood, director of music (Contlnned from Page One) High school will be presented to­ The fracas started as the’ two they have fought for, and for In the local schools, will direct the active member of Nutmeg Forest Walter Cluster; fTiicf Ranger. ain, France and Russia. Another After Taxi Ride which many gave their lives." for many years, a member of the Mr. Edward morrow night at 8 o’clock in High men and their wives were leaving Community (Christmas Carol Sing. George Kingstonc; Band I.esder, member should bo chosen from year as a huge bookmaking the party between 10 and 10:30 Waddell la Honored Rangers, and a member of several William Haaser; (Tlilef Sldonlan, For latorviow among Ecuador, Norway and school hall under the direction of Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at Create a Smart Hair ^tyle ’’ftont.’’ Eight of ita officiela end p.m., police said. An alleged In­ Cdmmander Ted Fairbanks on be­ the Nativity Scene in Center Park. committees. He is employed ns a James Lewis. Cuba, as sponsors of the six-pow- G. Albert Pearson. A toUl of 326 Canton Kaletchltz, 82, of Etest- cident on the armory dance floor See this Oe^Luxe Camera Package employes have appealed convic­ ford. Conn., wag arrested at 3 p. half of the Department pre.sented Several choral groups and Supervisor with the Factory In­ Refreshniients in the form of Especially For You! tions on gambling violations. dtudente will take part hi the af­ waa given as the source of the ar­ to General Manager Oorge Wad­ surance Association in Hartford. SUITS church choirs arc sending groups turkey and flxins were served fol­ fair. m. yesterday and charged with gument, police stated. William Forbc.s wan installed as The company’s affairs, includ­ evading a taxi fare after a. com­ dell a Distinguished Service Cita­ to form the nucleus for the sing­ lowing the meeting by Hugo Carl­ Included on the program are Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar. ing alleged protection, have been plaint had been made at Police tion by the American Legion State ing of the carols and they w-ill be son and his able and willing as­ Shampoo and under investinition by the Grand the Boys and Girls choirs, the To Repair Storm Damage Department, in recognition of hia joined by everyone present. An Mr. Forbes is familiar to thou­ sistants. HAIR 0R.M Finger* $^.50 Round Table Singers, the A Cap- H en^uarters by Richard Kidder, sands of Manchester residents as For tke Snipskot Fins Jurj\ the CaUfomla Crime Com­ 208 Farmington avenue, Hartford. splendid services in connection amplifying system will carry the c i r r ■ wa mission and the U. S. Senate pells choir and ths High acbool ; Greenwich. Dec. 12 — The with the Nutmeg Boys’ State, an music throughout the town. All the colorful figure who swings the orchestra. The audience will be Kidder is employed by the Yellow I town of Greenwich will spend baton at the head of the Manches­ on your Crime Investigating Committee, Chib company, activity aponaored by the Le^on. choral groups regardless of their which rapped the Sheriff’s office asked to Join in the carol singing. 1 850,000 to repair road.s, nmncipally Mr. Waddell accepted the award affiliation and everybody in Man­ ter Kilty Band. mhe Finest ; owned bcach(;8 and trees on muni- for its handling of thd ca.se. As has been the custom, a free Kaletchitz, who posted a 810 atating he did so humbly, not with chester is cordially invited to be Ralph T. xHarbron was installed WANTED Ckristoiis List... bond pending his appearance in ' cipal property which the Novem­ present and take part in this com­ aa Junior Deputy Grand Tall Brown sMd he had no informa­ will offering will be taken. The ber 26 storm damaged. A town the idea he had deserved to earn FOR EVERYTHING tion tying Rummel with the case. money ■will go into s general school Town Court tomorrow, chartered auch high praise, but as an incen­ munity sing. Cedar; Scribe. Joseph (?anade; in 25 Years the cab In Hartford and then said meeting appropriated the money Treasurer. William Anderson, and EXPERIENCED However, in a statement to fund and will help defray expenses last night. tive to try to do a better job in the It is being held early so that it Brown, Pearson said Rummel tele­ of the spring festival. he was unable to pay the fare upon future in thia work. will not conflict with church pro­ Tru'stee for three years. John J. phoned him Sunday, asking him to The High school ting has been arriving in thia tow-n, according to Mnaloal Program grams or other Sunday evening Fox. Mr. Fox is the Retiring Grand Tall Cedar. CARPENTERS bring to his office Schaffer and one of the Yuletide holiday high­ police. The Beethoven Glee Club undbr activities. Kodak Duaflex Flash Outfit the i-ecords Pearson complied on Wilbert Hadden. District Rep­ Made nf (hr finent pur* BEAUTY SALON lights since the program was first the direction of Fred E. Werner For Inside and Outside the .Guarantee Finance Ck>. presented in 1033 and is always presented an -excellent musical Work— Apply at zephyr yarn. Iking aleeve Look Lovelier With a Pearson told Brown that his well-attended. All of the programs Small Accidents program. They rendered a variety Young Democrats’ It centalni all necsiMry luppliat for thoofitig conference with Rummel ended have been under the direction of of aonga by the group and present 5 Dover Road indoor er outdoor tttapiholt, ond fsoturoi the Smart Marlotc Salon, about 10:40 p. m. and that Rum­ iH T IfP pullover with button Mr. Pearson, the leading figure In NOW — ENDS WEDXESD.fiY ed some solos. Christmas Parly Or Phone 4112 V newly dsiignsd Kodok Duoflex II Camera with mel said he was going home. Manchester musical circles for Reported Here Their performance was so well re. Joseph Linda Cornell Kodet Icni. Coipplete, with camera monuol and shoulder. Matching panto C R E M E O IL Cohen, questioned for hours many years. ceivpd that on numerous occasions JARVIS REALTY CO. Cotton Darnell IVIlde Miss Tina DePumpo haa been 0 book o( pkoto lipt, $ 19.50. Inc. Fed. To'x. concerning the slaying, appeared ^lice investigated two minor their director waa forced to signal with elantic (op. WhUc«- PERMANENT nervous. He had reason to be; It ------1 59' "TWO FLAGS WfSr* natned chairman of the committee ycEtep-' the audience to terminate its ap­ in charge of the Young Democra­ was his third close aaeoclate slain Deaths Laal Plus; "Father’s WIM Paine’* plause. Commander Fairbanks maize. Sizes: I, 2, 3. in three years. Harrj’ (Hooky i tic Club’s emristmaa Patty, which W A V E ^ At 4:40, a car driven by Miss voiced everyone’s appreciation of Is to be held Friday December 15, Rothman was killed in Qjhen’s STARTS THURSDAY the aplendld program presented. HATS CLEANED iBctaded . . . haberdashers’ in 1948. Edward By The Associated Press' i Lorraine A. Keating. 22. of 785 -Fred Astire Betty Hutton 1950 at the American Legion PBt»eRirTIO(^HABMACY $ Q .S 0 New Britain avenue. Hartford, At the co'nclusionf of the enter­ Home on Leonard street. AND BLOCKED Halreat, Shampoo (Neddie) Herbert was fatallv Wellington, New Zealand—! - , , ------’ "LET'S DANCE" tainment. everyone repaired to the and FIngerwave wounded in a cafe ambush last Peter Fraser. 66, Prime MlnUter ' operated by A full evening’s entertainment lOfViar - -- - - Ernest Richardson. 40. of 6" Oak ------LN TECHNICOLOR — lower hall where refreshments is planned consisting of dancing, ,IM im H.UCUIIC HENRY’S .vear when Cohen was shot in the of New Zealand from 1940 to were arved. TTlie S i l k ’e r A%nnivcrj«AVf^ shoulder. 1949. and leader of the Labor street, on Center street In front of games and CXrol singing. A buffet Shoe Service—Dry Cleaning ALL WOOL afllMIN fTBIfT 249 No. Main St. PH O N E 2-3991 for an Appointment party. He was bom in Scotland. Lee’s gasoline station. Richardson supper will also be served. Every­ Depot Sq. C M m sH O P Honor First Settlers one attending is asked to bring a BIAnCNimR...Fi40nf safi* May Oanoel Ball New York— Rev. Dr. Albert waa making a right turn when struck by the car. police said. Tel Aviv—OP)—The 66 families fifty cent gift for the grab bag. Edward Beebe. 64. for the past —the firat who aettlerl 40 years CAMPUS six years treasurer of the Board At 5:25, cars operated by Keith Aaslsting Miss DePumpo on the Hartford, Dec. 12— iJP\ — Al­ i ! l D ago in what ia now Israel’s largest committee are Helen Fitzpatrick. l N » n t i a c of Mi.ssions and Church Exten­ H. Cook. 34. of 23 Bruce road, and m m 2 0 though plans for the colorful, tra- R aj’mond Schaller of Long Hill city, ‘Tel A'viv: 350,000 inhabitants Lois Pallein, Edna Roberts, Jo­ sion, which supen'lses the world­ Greer Garson —wdll be honored by a monument For 25 ycari Pontiac hat built an untquallcd fitional ceremony still are going wide actiyitiea of the Methodtat road. Andover, had a rollision on David Brian seph Reale, and Clarence Jeffers. JACKETS raputatioa for outstanding value—bgt never forward, there may he ncTInaugu­ church. Main street in front of the Mary W. Pidgeon bearing their namea. It will be Anyone wishing more informa­ John Agar set up m froiA of the Tel Aviv tion concerning the party may before hai this value been more proiMunccd ral ball yhe.i Oovjrnor-elect John Detroit —Allfert Stcil»; Jr.. 66. Cheney Library. The Cook car with All W(H)1 ‘iit)Unlyer>^ Museum; Aargn Freiber will be call Miss De Pumpo, 7042. or Lois than in the gorgeous new Silver Annivenarv Lodge tte e s i fflcejjanuxyy 3. I^er- wildlife e^itoc ot.tha Detr

served ft dalldoua ham mippar ftt Christmas Parly 0:30, under tba aupeniaion of Dannaher Family Living V for Victory Defense Couneirs Mra. James Cummlnn Following Is Seen on Aerial Here Of Local L<^ge the snppelr, Mias Hiaxel D rif ga Move's to South Window Display Johp 1.0km gsva ft number o f amusing read­ . A believer In omens would ------nmam WTHT - l*W ings which were well received. Mr. have been cheered by the Bight "One Of Manchester’s The annual children’s Christmas and Mra. Santa Claus appeared Mra. Thomas B. Dannaher of 101 Manchester Civil Defenae Coun­ of the living "V for Victory” Oldest Pninting Firms" party followed the meeting of with gifts for slL OenerM sr- Bldrtdge street, and her two small that appeared in ManchOater cil has planned a moat Intareating Helen Davidson Lodge, Daughtem rsngements for the meeting were this morning. display In one of the Main straat |(« It Rich. WONS—I Love a Mystery. of Scotia, Friday night In the Ma­ msde Mrs. Wlllism Msson snd daughters, Mary Barbara and windows of Watklns*Brothers for Interior Decorating WTHT—Guest SUr. Kathleen, have moved to Wilming­ The V was formed by a flock Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Album, sonic Temple. Mra. Miargsrst Storrs. of starlings roosting on the aka ’The entertainment conalated of At the business meeting It was ton, N. C. Sergeant Thomas E. this week. The display is under Painting Wifa. WDRC -Capitol Cloak Room. rods of a Main street televi­ the direction of Dr. Harold Bar-‘ recitations and songa by John voted to contribute a sum of Dannaher, who la irtatloned at sion aerial deformed in the Paper Hanging W CSB^Hf BrotMr BUI.. WTHT—Newa; Symphonetto. money toward the recreational rett and la extremely well carried w n c —People Are Funny. Urbanettl. Alex Urbanettl. Mar­ C :> Legeune, N. C., met hie November 26 storm. Tha birds W ld jS ^ e W i; Sporta. garet Wolcott. Johnny Wolcott, fund for the men at Camp Pickett. out. It la’a map showing accurate­ WOwS-rHollywood UJsJl. WONS—Newa; Jack’s Wax- family In Washington. Mra. Dan­ formed a perfect V. ly the areas affected in the case Tiny ’Thompson, Dorothy ’Thomp­ “Let'a hope the sign alral- • Complete Inlerio/ Dec- AsUf'** ' works. son and Donald May. Games were naher before her marriage was of a bomb atriking In a prescribed oraling FlannUiif. ^ (m o —Btalla Dallaa. II :0ft— played and Christmas aongs were Fighting Cocks Mika Mary Barbara Brennan. Bom fles victory In peace instead of area. i)i ' Newa on all stations. In Boaton, ahe was graduated from war,” commented an old man Red Cross personnel will be on sung by the entire group, and who called attention to the un­ ft Complete Insurance WDRC—Yank«« Kitchen. II :1ft— .Santa Onus, played by James 'Worry Singapore Sacred Heart High school, Wey­ duty Inside the door to anawer WKA'7—Nawa; Polka Hop. WTHT—UN Highlights. mouth, Maas. She served three usual sight. Coveruge WTIC—Songs by George Solter. Munsle, presented each child with questions, pass out application WTIC—lorenao Jentr. a gift, cnn) — Smuggling of with tha, Communications aervlce the Civil Defense affort. There Is WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. ments of Ice cream, soda, cookies Workmanship ”w n C —Touiip WIddar Brown. and rake were served. fighting cocks from Slam Into in Washington, D. C. when honor­ waa racalled to the aervlce and left a real need for vonuiteera In all •'WORD—Old Record Shop. 1:25— Slnapore la tha latest headache of ably discharged in the fall of 1046. on Augtut 16, Just two weeks after branches of Civil Defense and it ------Mmhev Of WDRC — Public Service Pro­ Mra. Isabel Mav was chairman of the party and Mias Joyce W'ol- the Customs Departmant here. Sgt. Dannaher, former clerk of the death of his father, Thomas J. la not necessary to be trained in WE>RC—Nena; Old Record gram. Cockfigbting la Illegal hare. the Manchester town court and Dannaher, an outstanding Demo­ any particular field to be of serv­ For Kstimates Frequency .Modulation cott, Mls.s Jeanette Teaadale and Shop* Miss Margaret Porter assisted These Siamese death - dealing later in the insurance business, cratic leader In the 4th Senatorial ice. WHAt— Queen. WDRC—FM 95.1 MC. with the children’s entertainment. cocka, some standing nearly two served for 28 months with the district, and a fidnter by 'trade. It Is hoped that many people TE I- 4370 RTUT—Newa; Storyland. M’FIIA—I0S.1 MC. feet high, with Irridcscent gr^n, Marines In the South Pacific. He He was employeT^jy The Herald will Hat their names with the Civl) WONS—Straight Arrow. H’TIC— FM. 00.5 MC. black and bronze plummage, may took part In the Guam invasion, prior to the fire of 1922 when the Defense Council through the 74 HENRY STKKkrr W n C —When a Olrl Marriea. WDRC—FM On the air I p.m. to Officers Selected Intrnduca poultry disease and the al: o at BougalnvUte, and was dis­ Herald, In addition to the daily mcdbim of the Red Cross v.orkcis (Cor. of Summit) •sift— 11:15 p.m. bloody sport here, the customs charged with the rank of private paper, conducted a job printing nt Watkins on one of the three RTIC—PorUa Facoa Ufe. Same as WDRC. fear. first class In the fall of 194.1. He plant on Hilliard street near Main. days. MANCHESTER DlTiAT—Meet the Band. M'FHA— P. M. Bv Nurses’ Group g:OT 6:00—Racing and Sports. w n c —Jnat Plain BUI. 0:16— Farm Report. At the December meeting of the WTHT—Superman. 0:30—Weatem Serenade. Manchester Registered Nuraes’ WONS—Sky King. 8:45—Keyboard Kapers As.socisllon held at the V.F.W. Si46— 7:00—Dance Time. hall oD Thursday of last week. A , WDRC-M3urt Maaaey. 8:00—Here's to VeU. Ml.ss Lillian Napoli was elected WHAY—SporU. 8:16--Marine Story. president for the coming year. RTIC—I —because a thrilling new WTOT—Sereno Oammell. Rambler makes a wonderful w n c —Emil OoU Glee Club. Christmas gift for the entire WONS—Newa: Evening Star. - w n c —Three Star Extra. Going Steady ^ family , . . and now you StiS— can get immediate delivery! w n c —Three Star Extra. S:5&— In Connecticut WTHT—Edvrtn C. Hill WDRC—Beulah. ^ ifn b te r w n c —Boaton Blackle. WHAT—Symphony Hall. WTHT—Pick of the Hits. WONS—Fjilton Lewis Jr. 1:15— WONS—Tello-Teat. n i w Parker *SI‘ Immediale Oelfveiy on Amenca’s LowesNWee Convertible Sedan! They call it their Guardian Angel WDRC—Jack Smith. WTHT—Elmer Da via. ConnacUent has long been called miOi fin d 1:10— the ’*Land of Steady Habits.” The This Is thft car that you and millions move have 30 miles to a gallon, at average highway specdl WORO -O u b Fifteen. potqde who Uve here aeem to be The world's moat-wanted pen hoped someday to own. Plus full-size room! w n c —Newa. Uomed with aome sort of extra sure to displace all others - V.'-. You’ ve wanted tbe fun o f an open car, bat with Helicopters in Korea prove again thaW- WTHT—Jack Armatrong. common sense. our "someone special” may Plus complete custom eqiiifraent—rnc/uding W’ONS-Gabriel Heatter. a a a ave. Plathenium-tipped 14 K the comfort and safety o f a sedan. You've wanted radio, Wealher Eye, Directional Signals, etc.— WTHT—Elmer Davie. It auy also be because they gold point, Medal ink-flow a convertible free of tbe usual rattles and nearly 8300 worth—all at .\nicrica’s louxst price 1:45— meter assure flawless writing. IVDRC—Edward R. Hurrow. keep their noM to the grlnd- squeaks. .\nd that’s what you get in the sensa­ fur a convertible sedan! The Worlds Most “all the years of work are worth It— atone, net afraid to work, Pli-glaas reservoir (no rubber WONS—NewarML parts). 8 smart colors. tional new Nash Rambler! t v n c —One Maa'a Family. a o o Come in. Drive one. We have Rambler Station Modern Cars WMOLErS SPEAMimT BUM Is SingU P«nt fram $13,50 Plus—tlie holtesl performance on the road!— Wagons, too—hut belter Imrrj if you want your IH( AMIASSADOB • THI MATfSMAN ' 1M( 9 4 M I, I k WDRC—Mystery Theater, great treat (or busy, active folks when the pay-off Is performance.” Soft from $10J5 (and it's so easy to handle and park). Plus up to choice of color! w n c —Cavalcade o f America. Leaves hands free. The delicious, Nosfi Mafpra, OivmM Nad)*R«Miwfar C ^ e p ., O oM v Mdik WONS—Crime Does Not I^y. WTHT—can Tou Top Thla? long-lasting flavor is refreshing. WHAT—^FOur Knights. Tlie chewing helps relieve tension. S:15— W herever a foot soldier goes, a helicopter can go, too . . . to directly to the foresight of Sikorsky engineers and militaiy and naval WHAT—Polish National Home S:S0— F. E. BRAY C o m e In - evacnate wounded . . . to bring up supplies and munitions . . . to airmen who teamed up 11 years ago to develop a practical hclico|w WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North. WONB-o m c U l DetecUve. JEWELER BOLAND MOTORS, Inc. andSM)tiurChi&fmas fvn- spot enemy positions . . . and to give ground troops a type of sup­ ter. The first partial measure of their success was tlie performan«ecialiit8 . WONS—John Steele, Adventur­ from ship to shore, making possible hour-to-hoiir . er. coordination between the flost and ground unileL,' •:S0— w n c —Fibber' MeOee and Mol­ ly. WDRC—rTruth or Consequences * i 'k*' WTHT—American-Jewtih Con­ gress. {'•TSi’'* WONS—Mysterloua Traveler. ‘ ^ 'lit * " ' »:45— WTHT—Treasury Show. !•:«»— W n C —Big Town. WTHT—Hall of Fame. WDRC—DoUar a Minute. W ^AT—News; Moonlight Mat­ inee. WONS—Newa.

Owfpost Unk. A Marine SBronky helicopter tafcwa FHrt-Ssnfar. Eadi carrier of tbe fleet now usee Sikorsky Air Ambtdancft. Fastest evacuation poaubia has Shlp-to>5hlp. Swift transfer of cdT from a mountain outpoat m Korea. B c^es de- Canvoy-Cavftr. A trucit. convoy - helicopters as plane guards, thereby refeaaing destroycra been givm hundreds of woqnded G. I.’s—many of personnel within the fleet is con­ podting men in otherwiae inaoceasible poets, the pauaas momentarily aa ft *^Minfk'. for other duties. Q u i^ y and efficiently, "ditched” pOota whom m i^t not have.survived an oviurland jour­ stantly carried out by Sikoiaky ejre" belicopter propsra to aooqtv / bdicopter will keep them supplied and be-a con­ are pull^ from the waiter and deposited on deck. ney. Thialitter, fastened by special attaefamenteto stant link with the main body. helicoptera. Here a noncom is fthead of ground troops. Whan th* the aide of the Air Rescue Sorvioe’s Sikorsky, will transferred from flagahip to land­ enemy position is qwtted, the Afr.\ be covered by-ventilated plastic top. ing craft in the midst of combat Force ^ o t Sriim' inibrmatibn tft> ' L U M B E R opmations in Inchon Harbor. commanden in the Add. BVILDim SVPPUES For Your ,Wcek^$ Free Trial SHINGLES - ROOFING CROSLEY TV IN YOUR OWN HOME FREE! We Will Install An Outside Double Conical 1 Antenna FREE* > WaOkmit • DMni BiliinnEli'S CALL 4148 TELEVISION 858 EAST c e n t e r 8TEEET ■. TEUEPHONE 8»1 \.*Marifie helicopters in Korea are adding a new (ffisqtter Open Today Vatti 4:00 F. M. Wed. - Thurs. . FrL VatU 0 P. M. to the history of military acienoe,’* said this Morins Paturdajr An Day VaUI gtOO P. KL ■ (Seneral, shown with an Army General ftliid>t>ng frhm fir^'i IJ. N. aircraft to land on Kimpo akfieM. 'Hi»;li-ranking ofiloeis of all aorvidip paid alainar tribute BRIOfiEPORT, CONN. with theae w o ^ ; "Any military force without them ia 1 1 P. M. back in the days of the Civil War.’’ "HelkopterR eftn ■v .yv. , (lt> ^'prjrthing.!’” There are no aupohitlveB adequate to ONE OF T^E FOUR OlVISIONS Of ONITEO AIRCR'AFT'GORPORATINR M'.-: ' describe the general reaction to'the helicopter.’’ T?. 4 . \ ■ a s m e im ^ ^

,FnV B\',I‘‘;;V--,; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESIVa V, DECEMBER 12, 1960 1 ^ , ■ PAGESEVII^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. D)50 t A e m p x , - ^ s r dyaamlea of thoir own policy for spot In the U. StHmi In the world. their ewR price with the Re- the press of the. state. And'since even if they are all honest, will Jh itrire tftrr We love these dear hearte and' p ^ caa leMerahlp. only one vote to needed, instead of have to WAtch their ttoislth care­ a moment, must be lecretly grate* They aacume, these eager beevs three, they think the task relative­ fully. Not more tkan one of them RAMIE AND ful that there has a t la it artoen a gentle people who live in our ConnecUcui ere,' that they will be able to name ly easy. Surely they reason, there can take to his bed on any one leg­ Sitntitm Ifrralii' home town.” group of nations which to aiming their owrn reward if they bring In must. In the spoils of a four year islative day. la. addition to all Ita FU EL OIL at peace flrat. The people Involved are not the vote the Republicans need to administration, be something blf other functionaries, the Demo­ 00. wo. much. Most of them , are poor. Yankee control the I9S1 General Assem­ enough to buy airtiost anybody. cratic Senate this year will need bly. Bo far as we discover, they Ho these volunteer bargain­ an official attendance officer, a PUemnui On Controls Many of them arc sharecroppers. By A. H. U. auMum* this on their own, and ers are, oa their ow-a ambi- small errands officer! end a full- W. F. GERiCH Yet they have hearts, and roota in without specific encouragement lions Initiative, nuking .tbe Uku medical aide. For the natur­ mreh M t. Rasul, Highland Bark I t need not have taken the dra­ the aoil with which their fathers from the Republican leadership. rounds of Ueinocratle al- absence of two Democratic sen- . Triepiioae WUS The physical health, rather than matic refuaal of the big automo­ struggled before them. Only in They assume, these eager beav­ members of the new Senate. atora would amount to the same bile companiea to rescind their an­ the morality, of the 19 Democratic ers, that what might be brought All this contribntea to tbe thing SB th* deUhemte aeO-out ot jarai.ag.*siia.!rg the.name of the atomic bomb about would be a repetition of the wide advance speculattoa of one. This circumstance. In turn, r«M « M U Odm. •• members of the State Senate to nounced price increasee to con­ could they be uprooted with such notoriously open deal of the Cross some Democratic sbll-out, and •will make every DemTcratie Ulneas GERICH SERVICE STA. I likely to be the crucial thing dur- vince Waahlngton legislators that surprise finality. days, when three Democratic sena­ eo murh wide advance spent- suspect, so that every Democratic Bucklond •OMWUmUM «ATH the •‘volunUry’’ a}rstem of avoid­ , ing the 19,11 session of the General tors boldly sold out the Cross ma­ latlon operates, of course, to senator who takes to his bed will Telophoae 8825 STREET ^ This to what the atomic bomb Out T tw ••••• ing Infiatlon would not work in 1 Assembly. jority. cast their deal votes openly, make the d e ^ rai.her un- be expected to produce written W3 « mum w Hta does, most casually, to Americana. and suffered opln condemnation sprukable. eertification of the nature of his TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER A .- S / r - 7 Dm tM Utt «V HtU this country. We have been try­ I There has been such a pievalent guistt ow r ...... -2* The bomb has to haVc Its way, 1 assumption that it will be possible on the floor of the Senate and In But the Democratic senators, Illness, Just like in school. Wttkir. iw OM»*t» y ...... ,••• .*• ing the volunUry system ever and, as the writer of that first j to “buy” one Democratic senator, Sabt. «tH»titC Oi» T tM ...... flju® since June of 1048. We have been thus throwing the upper house Wwt «r Mitt, ra n ts * ...... Itioo S ig n realised, an American com-1 trying it since the Korean atUck munlty has to be uprooted Into a tic which the Republican H nuw R o r ___ last June. We all ought to know, . j lieiitrnant governor could break, f B M m other communities can be TSa AMUOATBP that the actual tranaaction tends G111 Mo.n f l S«R Mon«K*sir, T n Conn E K1 -1 4 4 1 A.A 11111111111 Ptmi to tmatonljr by this Umo, that left to itself, the atroyed. to become more and more impossi­ CHOICE OF Gins I tatltto* I* Ik* oM of nsaMieotiOD of American economic system to !dl *o«*%piMhoo ondHod to It or The second sign on the road ble, even were some Democratic not otaorwtoo citdttod to U it paper anarchic, that the rush of every­ down in South Carolina to merely senator found who was venal FO R A SA FE tad dlM |ki M itl aow* puMtobtd hort. body to higher wages and higher enough, even were the Lodge re- It’* an unfortunate fart that fire* i^id accidents WEDNESDAY AU rfflia of i*P«kltoottoe ni tpooioi one of the evangelical slgn.s fre­ profits to beyond control through ' gime, on its side, cynical enough AND all too frequently turn Christmas from a time of dtopottbop aoroto oro otoo n oorotd. quent In the region. It reads as j to try to do the buying. So far. it Joy to one of sadness. May we offer these safety appeals to patriotism, or even SPECIAL ftoU torito* olMot of N. a A. Sm follows: ! needs to be said, the incoming MERRY suggeetlons: let. tMi through appeals to economic com­ "Be ready. Never was man so ! L-idgc regime in Itself haa made FaMltMi* floprtooautiroo: Tb* mon sense, which say* that no one no such effort, nor has any Demo- Jotta* Ittlitow* kpootol Agoov - •near to eternity and God'.i I cratic senator professed wUling- CHRISTMAS (I) Don't risk Injuring yourHolt by falling off an Tor*. O m «a . Dotrolt and Roatoa. can win by the inflationary proc- unbalanced choir while trimming the tree. t w rath.’ ' ness to welcome any auch efforL a t *2 5 MSHMUI AtfDIT RURSAD o r esa. What has been going on bos aRUDLATIUNI. In order for voluntary controls been the work of a collection (I) Place your tree where it wlil not block doors. to wofk, some one has to take the ' of lesser Republican eager Also place It atroy from the fireplace, radiators Tho Boisid pnstiaa Oonpoar. lac. or other source* of heat. awiuaoo a* tataotol roopoaoibilito for lead by giving up Inflationary op­ Hartford Books i beaver*, each of whom I* M im e Cottip^ trpagrtpaioas orror* tppoortag to oo- dreaming of easy way to <' -■**% .Ti rartlooMato aad othoi rtsdtag otottor, portunities voluntarily, without I high party fortune. These vol- (3) Select only lighting sets bearing the I'nder- > to Th* MttiBbooloi Rnoias Borsia relation to what some one else Big Stage Show I unteer deal-makers have rea- writers Laboratory approval. If your sets are must be doing. And no one does I noned with thrmselve* that If old, belter have the corda, sockets and plugs TneaOar, December IS e;irrfully checked. A loose, broken rord or that; to the contrary, each factor A great alage show featuring they can go out and dig up "i ; the Demoeratio senator who la faulty connection may cause a short circuit in our economic life merely asks Stan Kenton and hls orcT?*8trn, A Bloc Fightinc For Peace willing to be bought, aad then and fire. 1 /''•‘f,-. itself why it should restrain Itself Thelma Carpenter, exotic song report back ’ to Republican Silver-Plated * stylist, plus a great revue, will be Now that the United Nations while every one else is grabbing, headquarters with a Demo- (I) Caution your family and guests about the featured on stage of the .State ermtie bulge In their %e*t units which were trapped in the and, haring asIS’d that question hazard of smoking or careless handling of Are theater, Hartford, thla Saturday pocket, they can then name around Chriatmaa tree. north east sector of Korea have of itself, answfVs by running to and Sunday. Kenton features In his band 20 of the nation's lead­ horoicaUy fought their way to the Join the grab. And even If any LADIES FAMOUS SAMSON CARD TABLE I ing musical stars and entertain­ or course, tires Will fiappen many time* In eplte TRADITIONAL KNEEHOLE DESK aea, then to a general military one should try to stand atlll and An alwoyt walcome, useful gift, lac- ^ q e Table Lamp ers, Including Maynard Ferguson of all safety preeoutione. We euggeet adequate 18th Century styled kneehole desk wkh ^ ^ O K lun in Korea. On the main Kore­ hold some line, that would turn on trumpet. Shelly Manne on Happy Is The Day Fire Insurance at Christmas time and all year x i E E L A a querad tlx-ply laminated top . . . chip- ^ ^ an batttefronti, this hiU haa now out to be an impoesible experi­ drums. Milt Bem hart on trom­ 'round. proofed enameled steal legs. Double 3-ply Mahogany or Walnut veneer lop, boen in existence for some ten ment, because no business can be bone, Art Pepper on tenor sax. OMc* *f tth n front, and sides, fiolance is solid hard­ and Shorty Rogers. Instrumental When Backache broces afford rigidity and strength. Adeheat Isnai L U T S 2 4 ^ wood . . . 8 drawers give effect of 9. days. ‘Ihm , although there was an toland in a aea of Inflation. act. Stan will feature on hls pro­ a tlra* when United Nations So, regretfully, this countiy has gram, hls newest recording hits, Spike and Cuban Only forcee seemed in a rout, the Chi­ to admit to Itaelf that nothing to "Orange Colored Sky,” "Jam -bp,” Goes Away.. . . A b w * t « t oldwr. BtrtM uid vtTalti. «nr«rw nese Communists did not press “Viva Prado," “Be Easy, Be Ten­ I going to control inflation except der,” as well as many of hla popu­ •xtrtion, wur^Mlve wmoklng or oxpowurt to their a(l«aatage. They did not cold fiomctimcc bIowb down kidney func* artiflclal government controls, lar recordings that have establish­ tkm. Thia mey lend meny folks to oom- ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Suede SHOES V/ARDS LOW PRICE make the normal military ex- nothing, 'that Is, except the natu­ ed Kenton's organization as a top- pUin of nmcfinc beekeebe, Iocb of pep end ' '" J* wnerRY, heBdcrhca end dUtlnew. Getting Cleaned and plottntloa of thoir success in ral cure of production, which is ,flight band. Thelma Carpenter. up nichtc or frequent pM M fee may result REAL EST ATE — INSURANCE breaking the MacArthur Thanks- "Exotic Sensation of Sultry frum minor hlstlHcr Irritstions due to cold, Reglazed like new! K v I.. now being threatened by war Songs,” will present a repertoire dampncfifi or dietary indiscretions* gtring week offensive. In other I f ynur dificumforta srs due to these 953 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3430 needs. Most of our present infla­ of the top tunes of the day. Extra cauRett. don’t wait, try Dt>mn*a Pills, s mild words, they have been behaving tion Is based on the expectation added attractions will be Jay dlurrtlt*. Ured RurcraRfiilly by mlUiona for “INSIIRANSMITHS SINCE 1914" over ^0 years. While the»e symptoms may Try Our Invisible R OnicRful linas of Clattical 18lh Cantury styling as they behaved after their first that war will cut down civilian Johnson, "newest singing find; ' often otiierwUr occur. It's amatlny how repulse of United Nations forces Benny Desmond, talented com-, many timoB I)i>an’R (tre happy relief — Half Soles uae production. cdy-dancer; the Five Amandis, help the l.'» miles of kidney tubes and fUtcra R EyR-soothiRg indiract lighting, 50-100-150 watt* tat their first approach to the Chi­ So there are only two curea for one of Europe's famed cirrus flush out waste* Get Dt>aii's Pills todeyl nese border. Then there was an our present ne\^exce8S of Infla­ .acrobatic acts, and numoroua oth­ You could shop the whole town and not find the equal of undeclared truce which was brok­ tion—peace, or government con- ers. en by the MacArthur-Truman de- Tickets are now on sale for the Us* Words Lay­ this fine lamp at anywhere near W ords low pricel An impressive 2 7 'A ' troto. If there to not going to be gala New Year's Eve show, with 12 HOUR cialon to try for the Chinese bor­ away plan.. peace, government controto are Sammy Kaye and hls band and a VAPORIZERS C: ,. high with o 15' paper parchment shade covered with natural der one* again. Ineritable. If government controto great stage reriie. choo** your gifts shantung, silver foil bands on top and bottom. Its beautifully The current undeclared truce are being delayed. It Is because Automatic Shut-Off now, with only a may be broken by the Chinese wo are not yet sure that we may small amount antiqued decorative details give proof of the excellent work­ ■■ • - Oamaunista. General MacArthur, not have peace, and because, with Arthur Drug Sturem CHRISTMAS '•'?V ’• holding'tfiem fo r manship . . . finish hand-rubbed to a rich, lustrous pptina. Padded la Ms RdUtary thinking, must and any possibility of peace ahead, wc ! Chrtslmes ooto&om assumeawulii that they are likely do not want to burden ourselves ^ feet prevent table scratching. Superior features and beautiful styling to W th a t But they did hold back TRADITIONAL OCCASIONAL TABLES d*IIv*ry. MODERN DESIGN PLASTIC CNAW with controto which may not bo moke this Hallmark quality lamp the outstanding buy in w b im n «^ may have had United fully needed! LINOLEUM styled airier graceful 18th Century | O Q ^ Soft and supple leng-weoring ploitic KNOCKOUT silver-plated table lamps, and a beautiful addition to any home. Natlcns forces at thoir mercy. While Washington Is gauging erigtnala! Serpentine shaped hand- | Q ^ cover on shsilily-braced solid hoid- They may ocotlaue to hold back. these prospects, trying to avoid REMNANTS nibbed tope, 8-ply Mahogany veneers, coffee, eafl, or weed frome, blond finished legs. Pod- , . - It la this altuatioa which the controls If they are not going to- select hardwood, o Step table 19.95 lamp taMe ded seat and bock. . . No-sog springs. Arab-Aslaa bloc la the United be abeolutely necessary, it i s . be­ Natloas to trying to exploit aad ing subjected to demands for con­ 50c sq* yd. VALUE aohdify into more tangible pros­ trols from sources which would pects of peace. be the very first to demand their That bloc haa now decided to removal In a few weeks if the HALL LINOLEUM TELEKING WONDERFUL 5-WAY latreduo* two rasoluUons in the world situation should relax. But, United Nattens. The first will be while Washington to stalling, in­ COMPANY HURRY! SEE EXCITING NEW TOYS AND GAMES IN WARDS TOYLAND M • eesRs-fir* resolution, under flation keeps scoring new Vains, 32 Oak St. TeL 2-4022 COMBlNA'nON which both sides would formally That’s the dilemma, and no\decl- agrse to a halt in hosUllUea. sion Involved Is an easy on^ Th* second resolution, on which ‘*SHOOTINO STAR’* rr-.-r-TSf^S the Fhlltpplnos, out of regard for ICS CREAM MIKE the wtobas of the United SUtes, Our Turn To Congratulate PU LL TO Y WAGON J ^ c THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMACIST Itoo ko far refused to support the A few weeks ago, the HarUord Owf l»yf 1*49 MW.A*. 4 e 7 5 other IS nations of the Arab- Time* congratulated the Man­ Aklko bloc, calls for a general chester E^’ening Herald and iU Irig htly finished in harmless col­ M od* o f on* piece ot ste e l. . . United Nations effort to nego- publisher, Thomas Ferguson, up­ ors . . . tots lev* to pull Mik* to no rough edges. Strong under- Uate an the problems in the Far on Uie attainment of what ha.M. hear his jingle bell. gear, rubber tires; East. This represents a willing­ for this newspaper, been a visible 20 ness which Mr. Attlee brought to goal for several years past—the Washington, and found blunted 10.000 circulation mark. SOFT. CUDDLY tA SY - there. And, at Lake Success, the TOY STEAM SHOVEL Tliere was so much good will LONG YARN CURLS United States has already made and friendship in the Hartfor.l i W O RKS I 6 } Ahw* M'lrit 9 8 ' known Its oppostUon to this reso­ Times editorial that wc feel In- Wwvy A*> ttn/H 2*98 lution, which would put the ques­ capsible of returning It tenfold m PLAYING Git* painted foe* washable. tion of rofm esa, where the United our felicitations to the Hartford M Rolls on endless rubber treads. Body o f bright red cotton fleece SUtes has acted unilaterally, and Time* upon Its own attainment, Hand crank scoop raises and and red polka dotted plastic. where our so-called "aggression,” last week, of ita own obrious goal RECORDS dumps. Revolving house I although lUsgnl, is certainly of a —the 100,000 mark. I relaUvely weU-lntenUoned charac­ We merely hope to make the MINIATURE RUBBER NEW CRAZY HCE ORCUS SET ter, into th* same basket with the exchange of good will and friend­ VALUE ADORABLE 14" BRIDE DOU GIVE A RUDOLPH question of Korea, where, behind Pun fo r the little ones playing circuti i.88 ship equal, and to keep these Dressed like o real bride in fir>* satin ■ ■ FOOTBALL . _ _ the Slth paraUel at least, the posl- FLASHLIGHT I Cardboard tent, animol cages end things in an even raUo, over the $S(LN and rich lac*. Net veil, flower and jg Uon of th* West to both legal and to«eM»Ra. f»lhef 98c booths. 75 coloT'Sefe p lattk Krazy Ik* years to come, between ourselves ribbon bouquet. Sleeping eye*, lathes, 1.39 laeefftol morally right. A8|4eak pieces, wood dowels and suction cups. end our big neighbor. mohair wig. Jointed arms and legs. Strong waterproof rubber . . . Tot, although the United SUtes The Druggist Continues To Learn Through Beam o f light flashes below hit To Publisher Francis 8. Mur­ dblve-type with inflating need!*. opposes It, it seems quite obvious little red plastic nos* when phy, to Editor ChaisleB C. Hemen- Pebble groin finjsh. that the Arab-Asian bloc resolu­ way, and to the whole Times staff, you press hit toil. Clever gifti tion represents the only concrete our congratulations on a notable EXPERIENCE approach to th* possibility ot Connecticut newspaper landmark, Poace. And, although the United CINDERELLA AND HOPALONG CASSIDY honorably and soundly achieved. The education of a druggist doesn’t stop ®tat*a caught in lU own power HER PRINCE GUN action, feels it must oppose the after he has graduated from college and IT* e Meie*>a*i resoluUoR, it la difficult to sec Tw o Signs passed his state examination. It con­ WWtmeu lw 1*39 what harm can be done by any Just the possession of the atom­ tinues through every day of his practice. 5-in. ton plastic dolls glide and Just pull th* trigger . . . gun wide process of negoUation on the ic bomb forces us Into Inhuman- ' Thnmgh constant service to the public waltz when l^ng-ruitning clock- ‘'flre i" coil o f plastic covered problem* concerning Cttmmurnat Ity. It forces us to be callous and to the physicians and dentists in the spring motor is wound. paper. Fun to ploy withi Chin*. Our own poaiUon except­ about humanity even before we ed, there to obviously a wide­ drop It on humanity. community, he learns what is expected spread o^^iion among nations There are two crude signs along of him and how to render his services UNCOLN LOGS FOR ELECTRIC STAND FOR that thcfo u an area in which ne- a road down in Ellenton, South most efficiently. BUILDING I XM A STREEl gotlatiea ahould a t least be tried. Carolina, the center of the 5,000 PRaaaw ■2*59 One hope of pOaoe, than, seems population which is going to be Your Druggist Is Traintd 2*00 to confer on tb* poosibUity that moved out to make way for the Red and green enamel finish the United SUtes, loek^ is its To Serve Your Health Needs ChBdron 6 to 12 yrt. love use of a quarter mUUon acres ot bos* for 8 teriet-type bulbs. own posmea, may be out-voted in to buildi Notched hardwood. l*nd for our new secret hydrogen, Holds water to keep tree fresh. the United Nattens and theialiy bomb plant. B 131-pc fog set...... 4 .0 0 forced into a oourae it. Is unable One of the** signs—a new oign to choose for itself. F|IRNISIfl|D METAL DOU N O U H ^ Juet put up slBce the govern­ METAL AIRPORT FOR YOUNG PILOTS HOPALONG CASSIDY FAMOUS SHOOTINO ' alttoggh the policy ment's announcement that it was of, thal Arab-Aetna bloc foea su- Plqstic picmi* dreies and loopt-the- JP* FLASHLIGHT STAR SLED _ 5 rebmi^ gorggsr tuqdecfc ond piekef. taking tbe town and the surround­ fine* pl^ yard! MoWad plottie fond- our own post- ing land—reads as follows: loop! Metal hongor, gatolin* ln k k ,'3 a lfli^ r must also realise *hst it | tlo ^ ploiM to be fe ^ d and drainod 3.75 ture/Mf, fiMtMd dolts. 2-stpry Gijb- "It to hard, to understood .why niol metot house. 25Miklfxl5H'’ idw . OB* vtoUdo route to our town must be destroyed to . . . aR the airport’Yoyt”. nhisirated. M the trigger of Ihii B' sturdy herdxrood eonatnietlon! b tlma « a aupr PWlf* R h o ^ that W deatroy block plattic gun . . . It throws Steel knee*, flexible nma*re. PHONE 4tM r r r r riae’a Xtrnmifkmi tliay lov* 0 bright boom of DghtI • « 5' ' * l a e 5J 5 as much as we love, ours. W * feci Utot they picked not Just th* beri. ■■V-; P-’A'lL ..luk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 19ou PAQE'mMt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1950 >tai> hold a Joint Christmas party with China, the Indies, and Grtfeee. play and brought happiness to the brilliant colors of Christmas. tions on grounds their answers when Mrs. Blau was called before the lOOF Lodge this evening at 8 More keys were used in the simi­ neighbors on Christmas Eve. "A Tall tapering red candles glowed Surgeon Takes .10 Christmu Dinners Ruling Raises might Incriminate tKem. the grand Jury the 1940 Sinith Act Rockville o’clock In Foresters hall. » Womens’ Club lar percussion Instrument used lii Bird's Christmas Carol" waa a around center pieces of pine ar­ Needed for Town’s Poor To GO ou' With Cases was effective. That act makes it \tTo<;i,A;ss 'The Women of the Moose will Rome and Spain. The idea of well-loved story rencweil in mem­ rayed on red tablecloths. The The Justice Department said it a crime to teach or advocate the resonators was first discovered in ories by Mira Buttrlek's talented ladles who poured were Mias Faith a«cond Congregational church Stand in Trial Many Questions MIRRORS meet this evening at eight o'clocl!- will proceed with the cases. They violent overthrow of the govern­ Program Given Africa where shells were used for presentation. FaMow. Mrs, Everett Fish, Mrs. Men'a club will have a mectiiiR to­ At least 50 gifts of Christ­ at the Moo.se club with a Christ­ include indictments against Earl ment. Eleven top U, 8. Commu- DAR Chapter ] this purpose. In Mexico the Old favorites such ss' "Schu­ John B.'Hamblet and Mrs. Fran- morrow evening at 7:30 In the par­ mas dinnera will be needed thia mas party and pot-luck supper to (Conlianed Prom Page One) (Coatlnoed Frons Page One) Browder. Former No. 1 U. 8. Com­ niat.s convicted of violating the Act piano scale was adapted to the bert’s Ave Marla" and Krelsler’a eea Handley, rrMa P M * O **) iah room* of the church. Jnme.a year for the town'a unfortu­ follow. JloNtf nate poor, Iflaa Jcasle Rey- munist; Philip Jsffe, Editor of the and given piison sehtencea and list^^peaker M u riiiih a S o I o IhI a iu l instrument which now has four Fair Rosemary mingled with fa­ Brand haa secured a film on the charged with aiding, vyaa in the anawera given would by themselvea Tankenxisnn Tribe. Improved Conaervativ* hm4»r Winston nokla o f the Welfare depart­ defunct magazine Amerasia and i fines are now testing Its validity Order of Red Men will meet this octaves of the regular piano. miliar rarols In the rarl.v part of carrier action In the Pacific during North Burma area "for legitimate Monologifit Providf* Monnlngues and roeiits .Miss Barry’s progrsm. She rlosed CKurchlll aslwd for further Inform ment aald today. She said that be atrong enough to support a ! Frederick Vanderbilt Field, New ' before the supreme court. evening at eight o'clock at Red World War II. purposes." Horn Pha told him, he Miss Buttrick had a store of her performance with a sample of matlon cfc any projected use of the at thia time she la not solicit­ criminal conviction. ■ York millionaire. I Provisions of the Smith Act, Men's hall with a meeting of the Fine Entertainment Bolt Aiftntfi said, there waa to be a conference Rev. Forest Musser to fascinating sketches, monologues well-known songs from outstand­ 824-828 M A IN STRE ET MANCHESTER atom bomb in these words: ing either clothing or toys, but I The grand Jury before which | Black said, made future proaecu- Red Men’s Social club to follow. In Manch«il«r The Keeneyey Street school Parent between Naw Seiig and other rebel H *w About congress CaseaT and poems to offer her listeners. ing Br->adway muslrals and grotfp **The Prasident has made a num­ M'ould appreciate all gifta of I Mrs. Blau refused to answer qties- tton of Mrs. Blau "fa r more than ’ Give Lecture on “Alco­ The Junior Young Praple's Fel­ A delightful avenlng with an Teachersrs xl»b meet at the leaders on one side and govern­ 'n e action Immediately raised tions, was convened to-inquire Into a mere Imaginary possibility." Perhaps the most Impressive were singing. . MII.KMAID ber of very Important and far food, or money for food for the lowship will hold a meeting this 9 school tonight at 7:4.*i. Preceding ment leaders on the other which appropriate combination of so­ the ones about the eager father Clirlstmas cheer in spirit and reaching statements, and whether 50 dinners. such queationa as; .ictivitles of the Communist Party holics Anonymous'' evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Roautff Aldn the business meeting the Commu­ might lead to a peaceful end to the lemnity and gaiety of the Christ­ and hls son’s first eleetrlr train, atmosphere continued as the club­ "•.any fresh statement is to be made It has been the annual cus­ Does (the same thing hold true in Colorado. The High Court said Tilc-likc flooring consisting of sj-nagogne. nity Players will present a Christ- rebellion. . / * the questions Involved "her employ­ snd the story of the smsll hov women lurned to enjoy refresh­ hls behalf I do nbt know. But j children from tom In town, at Christmas of witnesses accused of contempt .scrap wood with the end-gr.sin ex­ Rockville. Dec. 12—(Special» — ' Fayette Lodge No. 69, AFAAM, mas season wws experienced by Arthur Drug Store* "1 was in a difficult position." . time, to deliver a basket ot of CongreAs for refusal to answer ment by it (the P a rlyj." posed has been dcvcloiied at Purdue IM H L^eolri Dt Pbnae MMa who played a wise man In s school ments from tables deeorsted in Wards I feel some clearer definition of the ^ Kenneth Miller's room will will hold Its annual election of of­ members of the Women's Club of said the 63-year-oId surgeon. “ We j holiday provisions to those questions? Black said for the court that University. A t the meeting of Sabra Trumbull position of this extremely import- ^ entertain with Christmas carols, had seen tlie government troops | Lture Fr.inla. Plcfur* Ftunlag ficers this evening at 7:30 o’clock Manchester at their meeting last ant issue should be before us when who otherwise would have no What about a special law de­ Chapter, D. A. R. to be held on withdrawing from Namkham (site' VeneHan MIim Is Wednesday afternoon at three at its rooms on Union street. W il­ night at the South ’ Methodist w » debate the question on Thurs­ Christmas dinner. Those who signed to give witnesses immunity fred A- Lutz is 4hc present master The annual msss given by the of the Seagrave hospital); we | wish to make a donation Pnmitnrr rnf* o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clar­ church. The guest artists.were | day." from prosecution for testimony of the lodge. Ekirlc K. Haling, sec­ .Santa Lucia Society in honor of i kn^W the rebels were in our area. should call Miss Reynolds at ence Fifiley, 23 Mountain street. Mary Barry. Marimba soloist, and I Sporting Goods given before CongressionsI com­ “ Completely Satisfied” .St, Lusf,' will be held tomorrow But I had no way of knoa'lng how Rev. Forrest Musser, pastor of the retary, of the Grand Lodge, will Marion Buttrick, monologist, who ! the town welfare office. mittees? speak, there will be organ selcc Attlee replied that /e was "com­ morning »at eight o'clock at St.| to art under these circumstances. Union Congregational church will presented a varied and interesting I tions by Aaron-G. Olmsted: and Make it a Helena Rubinstein Gift! pletely satisfied" with President James's church. All members sn- aitiiirtion. fhenev llbra.-y tonight. Members of purchased proriucta. OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M— 7:30 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. Allied sources said they have no Mrs. William E. Orcutt, Mrs. rich-lathering. In Nupporta Mac.Arfhur *iill be inlormed of the next meet­ Stall* Approves Charles Pressler. Jr.. and Mrs. way of determining the exact Commend PerformanccMoi. Attlee also said he was sati-fied ing. amount of contraband that has Harry Smith. t) e "ganeral directives of the I'nl- gone to the Soviets. But “ we feel New School Plans BasketbaU I Heaven-Sent, White Magnolia, ted Nations have been followed" bv , The .American Legion Auxiliary Basketball games in the Rock- ; It was and is of sufficient quantity • Yes. te be toficieat. or Apple BloMom fragrance. Gen. MacArth/r in the Korean will hold Its annual (.Tiriatmaa to make a auhatantial contribu­ General Manager George H. ville Intermediate league this campaign. So we'U sUaplT r«aio4 you week are aa follows: Turnpike Auto Budy Works 1.2S. party next Monday evening at tion to Hie (’oiumunist hloe's war i Waddell said this morning he iin- Defense Minister Kmnianiiel eight oclistk in the lower hall of potential." one .source added. tkai this professioaal phor- « HAVE YOU Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Mannie's Suh- Built Un Integrity Growing On Senrlee I derstands that the plans for the oco’s vs. Swiss Service station; Shinwell, in s speech 10 days ag.r the .■Vniencrtn I-egion Home Mr.H. Shipment Disappears mscr Is always at your sarv- j new Broad street elementary 8:45 p.m. Toth's Aces vs. Bonan's 166 MIDDI.E TURNPIKE PHUNE 704.1 said Gen. .MacArthur had not fo'.- Wilber Little la chairman of the Allied sources who declined to ice. CooM os us (or abaoints 15 r FORGOTTEN lowed Instructions, and had at­ committee ot pa.st pre.sidents in lljp i school have been approved by the Restaurant. Saturday night's ( I M d a n ! ^ . . 1)0 identified explained how sccuracr. fr«*b. pocam drags games include 7 p.m. Crusader’s PNtecnirTioN ohasm acv tempted instead to pursue the charge of the party. .Mcmbera are Fast at a time when the Itnitcd State Board of Education. The YOUR PRE-HOLIDAY Alcchanical and Auto Body Repairing SKIS REDUCED vs. Princess Soda Shop; 8:15 p.m. asked to bring a Afty-cent gift for sad (air pricas. Rsmaoibar AKRON SACRO-ILLAC 901 MAIN STMIIT- MAMCHISTrn North Koreans to the Manchiirisn .Nations are .sorely heaet in Korea plans, long in process of comple­ Rockville Legion Jr. vs. Tolland border. to put their APPOINTMENT AT THE the grab bag and acquires vital materials from tion, are expected to be ready for —Btu liase please briag os SUPPORT Tigers; 9:30 p.m. Mickey's Ssints -Attlee askee, Latorite F. F names on the .gifts. Painting, Prompt Service I the West. use in construction early next your doaor's prescripcioai. tVe are proud « ( onr flttlai vs. West Ekid Satins. Jones tb wait for Thursday's de-' I A Ruhr firm, for example, ex- year. Appropriation for the new BEAUTY NObK? Board of Education bate, when Jones asked whether I department and senrlee. TWt Written Guarantee Terms The first mbil brought to Tlie ! port* steel to West Berlin buyers school was approved in October. CENTER service la nneqnalled In this The December meeting of tpe "the British Government will be Herald office this morning an en- 1 who ostensibly are legitimate Plans are being drawn for two 8 Hair cuttinn. styling and waving oommonlty. Private Plttfag Vernon Board of Education will consulted and whether its approv velope containing seven English ; dealers But after the steel types of construction, either steel i just for you. Rooms — Lady and Men At­ bt helAthla evening at 7:20 o’clock THIS WEEK ONLY al will have to be given before the violets, and an note from Mrs. I reaches Berlin, it disappears. The and block and brick, or rein­ PHARMACY tendants — Onaraateed ntttag. at the office of Superintendent of .Allies believe it is quietly taken to atom bomb • used in any military (Tiarlrs P Ka.sevich of 317 North j forced concrete. "Wbers Pharmacy Is A j HAZEL (IREENWAY MARJORIE ANDERSON Schools Arthur Chatterton. action in whicheither British or Main street, saying: "Believe it or I Ea.st Berlin and frorp there Further consideration of the Priifesstnn” Decision Rendered Was Now United Nations forces might be not, I picked the.se today, Decem- sliiiipe.l either directly to Russia, plans is scheduled for coming 487 Mala St. Tel. 4358 Saul Monstello of Somers was : CHILD’S PINE WITH TOE STRAP or to one of her .satellites. meetings of the Town Building engaged." ; her n , 19.’)0” She did not state Free Delivery The awarded'Judgment of 11217.13 in' 6’ 8.49 3.14 i whether indoers or'outdoors, but Offfcials sail] perhaps as much Committee and the Board of Edu­ I BEAUTY NOOK QUINN’S a .foreclosure action against Ar­ W'est sTime Ckiarem 1 we assume they were from her ss S6.000.0fl0 to $8,000,000 worth cation. thur W. Davis o f Somers srith 6’ 6” 4.25 3.82 The Prime Minister said "defense' 953 MAIN STREET T E L . 8011 . .. . . garden: she has a nice one, and HOUSE and Feb. 1, 1951 being set as Xhe law of the West remains the first task seems to have plants blooin- HALE BUILDING PHARMACY date, in the case heard Monday ib of all members of the .Atlantic. ner windows throughout the 'Tolland OoUnty Superior Court CHILD’S MAPLE WITH HARNESS community" deapite the outbreak . ^veather. of Common Pleas. Judge John 5’ 7.25 6.52 In the Far Blast j ' ____ Oark Fitzgerald presided and the JI]WliLRVGIITS confirming that Gen. Rachel Huebnw who was coaa Involved property In Somers. HICKORY WITH CABLE BINDING '■ In the action of EJmest A. Schind­ Dwight D. Eisenhower will be a,iiul«nl trrnersl of the women's A gift of fine jewelry is meaningful. . . now, and In 10.75 named Supreme Commander ; division of the Puaeli Defense Ai - ler against Irving A. Johndrow et 5’ 6” 11.95 Western Defense. Attlee eaid "1' al, the plaintiff was awarded all the years to come. Choose a truly memorable g ift my. and attended two session.s of .V 9” 13.95 12.55 am convinced in the present cir­ the World Zionist Congress, and judgment of 2660 with interest from our superb collection. cumstances no other single step from October 1 to date. By an was a major in the British Army xW could do more to accelerate prog-' in World W ar 11. will be the guest ! Christmas I agreemcnf the C. H. Moore Com­ MAPLE WITH HARNESS pany of ' Stafford . Springs was ' vVk. __ rees in strengthening western de-1 speaker this evening al the meet­ 6’, 6’ .3”, 6’ 6", 6’ 9" 11.45 fenses,” ! ing of Manchester Chspter of Ha- awarded 21851.98 with cqsta - DIAMONDS He added it could not be expect­ dassah at Temple Beth .Sliolom, agolhat ffOia’ T. of E l l i ^ ' ed that U.S. British differences on i All memhers are urged to attend •n|oy all the odvaatogti ii. ton. Several coses were reported MAPLE WITH HARNESS recognition of Communl.'it Cliins I anil new memhers will lie welcome. NOW settled ahd others assigned for ♦ WATCHES 6’ 6” , 6’ 9” , 7’ 0” 12.45 might be ironed out in "taiks last- i Monday are to be reassigned. As Ing only a few days." such as those A meeting of the Sacred Heart Judge Fitzgerald U busy in anoth­ er court today, the trial cases as­ in Washingte.n. He said: "the at­ Mothers' Circle will be held Phurs- Cards i «JEWELRY HICKORY STEEL EDGE, CABLE BINDING dav evening. The hoittess will he signed for today will be reassigned. mosphere of our meetings wSs City Court - 6’ 3", 6’ 6” , 6’ 9” , 7’ 0” 21.95 both frank and friendlv." Mrs. John B. Shea of 249 Mam PLENTY OF FREE PARKING street. Tliis will be the annual Bonds of 218 each were declared forfeited in the cases of Gerard F. I-eadIng Man (?hristmas party and members are OPE.V THUR8. AND SAT. UNTIL HICKORY WITH CABLE BINDING reminded to provide gifts for ex­ Levy. 32 of 115 Lucueer street, 9:00 r. M. change. flp = Brooklyn, N. Y.; Dominic F. Lan- 8’ S” , 6’ 6” , 6* 9” , 7’ 0” 17.45 San Franciico — Dr. Bobby ■ Fine Selection za, 47 of SO Walker street, Leom­ OPEN EVERY NIOHT Brown. Yankee third hasemsn inster, Mass., and William DiPesa, NEXT WEEK UNTIL 9:00 and an intern at a San Fianciato The aiiinial Chri.slmas party of DELUXE HICKORY STEEL EDGE. the different deparlmcnt(i of the 47 of 39.8 Blue Hill Parkway, hospital, has been named among Mass., all three charged with C AB LE B IND IN G ' 6’ 9” and 7’ 0” 26.95 America’a 10 leading young men local branch of the Southern, New F.ngliind Telephone company, will speeding when they failed to ap­ LEONARD W. by the Junior Chamber of Com­ pear at the session of the Rock­ merce. . take place tomorrow evening at the Rainbow, Bolton. A chicken Imprinting FREE ville City Court on Monday with dinner will be served at 6:30: gifts Judge Saul Peizer presiding. will he exchanged and dancing I (IP PURCHASED HERE) Associate Judge Leon Neumann Shirtwaister will rhund out the evohing to mu­ presided at one case when Donald sic by Ar^ McKay's orche.stra. Be­ Cummings of Vernon was tried oti tween 45 and 50 sre expected to a charge of perjury in connection YOST attend, . . with a statement made in a motor vehicle accident some time ago JEWELER and he was found not guilty. Cum­ mings was represented by Attor­ 129 SPRUCE STREET-—TEL. 2-4387 Crochetefl & Cosy ney Julius Sebatz of Hartford. WiUiam H. Schieldge | Emblem Club aaaHWwmwaHwnemmmmaHwiwmamaflwaamiwwaimmwaeaaaeaa* 'The annual Christmas party of the Rockville Emblem Club will I 137 Spruce St. Tel. 3690 | follow a pot luck supper Wednes­ with o Connocticut Coke day evening at the Elks Heme. CRWV James W. Milne Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, and the OPEN EVENINGS AUTOMAtlC HEAT REGULATOR Ellen G. Berry Auxiliary will meet this evening at eight o’clock (n the G.A.R. hall. If YOU MNT, here’s the only way you cfih tfbfd to MeeDngs CONVmilNT All you Jo Is sot tht thtmostat at th* The Every Mother's Club will tcinpcratur* you want... theft’s no aced to ran up have automadc heat. The Connecticut Cokt Heat meet at eight o’clock at the home and down those cellar steps eveejr time the weather Regulfitor is not onjy inexpeouvs, but you can take it of Mrs. Alice Edwards of Windsor HOCKIY SKATIS FOR WINTIR FUN I with yon if you move. ‘ avenue with a Christmas social to chengee. follow the business meeting. JutI the olft for aetlva young manl .The Automatic Heat RtgnlMr if tafprifingly low in Mayfiower Rebekah Lodge wrill Mock tplK leather thee, brown trim. COMFORTASLl The Connecdcut Coke Heat Regulator 7.95 Grade A cost... it helps you get maximum cfidcncy from yOur Ntcliol.platad ttaal hockey blade*. i M t detects the slightest temperature change in your home coke, too. But no matter what kind of f^ l you usa, O Soy*’ Size* 4 - 5 - 8 -6.9S ■ad mmUmatHMlly opens and closes your drifts. 'or what tyj>e of furnace you hays, won’t you call SAFI Avqid the danger of fire la your house . . . us about it? JERSEY MILK aatomadcally controlled temperature mctni no over*- Shop Winter Servidng By Carter’s uchides heating and no forgotten d r a ^ . M i l rURNACt SMVfCI lOE YOU- i t Carburetor adjustment A-Cooling system cleaned and tight­ As a Connecticut Coke customer you are endded to ened HIAITHFUL A steady, even temperature in your house a free inspecdon of your heedng plant. One of our it Spark plugs replaced and dis­dis- Wii/i helps prevent chills and colds; trained Representatives will check yoitr dam pe^ In tributor serviced it Battery tested and heater acrviced That Old Fashioned 1 c drafts fit check and grates,.. look for air leaks...in Beat W’inter troubles by having these weak points KONOMICAl The Connecticut Coke'Automatic Heat short, show you how to gat the very most out of yonr Save Yourself Money checked over now. Keep your Chevrolet purring ♦ Cream Line ! Regulator will pay for itself in one or two seasons furnace and your fuel this winter. like a kitten in the coldest weather. ^ because die sensitive thermostat i^aintains uniform Rockville atk for tho fMki temperatures . . . eliminates overheating and fuel Bo auro to tfomonaffcifloR GMAC FINANCING FROM $25 UP If you or* thiRkiiHI .ef mokinq a chonq* Ih your For the convenience of On Auto Financing WMtiiig. by o trainod Cennocficuf Ceko roproiootativo By 8ne Burnett shoppers the Rockville A beautifully tailored shirtwaist 5871 milk suppli«r . . . - Beford signing on the dotted line for your frock thsit 'a a perennial favorite. A WONDtRfUL CHRISTMAS O flT I stores will observe the fol­ next car, come in and learn about Manches­ This one can have comfortable, By Mrs. Anar Cabot ter Trust’s low cost Bank-Agent plan. It short sleevas, or if you like a These gloves are easily and CoU CemwcticMt Coko — Fioo PhoM Eatorpriso 1450 lowing shopping hours dur­ tHINK OF US! sayea you money because our rates are only sleeveless version Is provided for quickly crocheted. Work the cuff —or Your Rogiilar Fool Doolor ing December. |- warm weather wear. Pockets are band in a contrasting color and on 86 per year per each $100 financed. You buy optioaai. extra windy days turn up the tBcoNy OwiMd —> Lecirily Opereted •— your insurance from your own agent, and Pattern No. 8578 is a sew-rite ruffs under your coat sleeve. Evenings to 9:00 pjn. on Con bo instoffocf Bvdwpt you may include its cost in your monthly perforated pattern fo r alzea 12, 14, Pattern No. 5871 constats of Dbtrlbutiiiq Local Milk Thursdays, December 7th, 18. 18, 20; 40 and 42. Slsa 14, 4U complete crocheting Inatmctions, j without Rian payments without additional finance chargc.s, yards of 39-lncb. material requirements, atltch Il­ putHn§ Avoflobfo 14th and 21st., and Wednes­ For this pattern, send *5c plue lustrations and finishing directions firo ovf ONNECTICUT Opea lliiiradajr Evaotaga 6c for firit-claas mailing, in coins, (of aniall, medium and large s ^ s . day. December 20tb. All HAWiHORNi •moom. § o r m k i jNMir name, address, s ti« desired, Send 20c plus 5c for first--piaas ,___ ■ the pattern number to Soe mailing, in coins, your name, 'ad' other Wednesdairs during 6:00 to 8:00 A t(i«4Malinod Wk* for boys and giflil .SlBBett. The ManrhaatfC Evening dreaa and the pattern number to ” *e month to 6:00 p.m. Fri- WMi chnls____ twavd------■sawalod1—t olb , arnNh m lldrald. 1150 Ave. Americas, New yCHEVROLET/ Anne CMbot, The Manchester Eve­ OKE fraraai hick atondi “Alr-Onhlen" hal- 19. N. Y. ning Herald, 1160 Ave. Americas, 'vy evenings the sipres wilt ^ M A N C H 6STER TRUST Co. 25 cents- today fo r your New York 19, N. Y. UaoelMatar, OooBs^Uent ieen Nraa. M dae or Anierihik ; Of the FaU and Wla^m- Pooh, Needlework fans— Anne Cabot’s DART’S DAIRY he opdn as usual to 9:00 Man*er IM erel Depaatt laagraaBi Oaay. -•-I ^complete pattora maga- big new album* is here. Dozens pt p.m. Rockrilk Chamber of f contalnt a wabjth- -of fascinating new designs, glfU . to sew atylea) special decorations and special features Gall M M CHOICE OF OVER 40,000 FAMIUES dMnUbluaiuyillk iMI>miaKt«4i**iii II I ft pattern prlntad In- . . . plus 4 gift patterns and di> T , li^tloiia. 25 cents. ,, ■^7■'vy. \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHEST|i;E. CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, I960

MA.NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1950 PAGE ELEVEN cast an appaal by th# ialaad'a high Virtually All U.N. To Be Sol^iBt Crime Probers prieat for an end to Uia strife. It was generally believed the Toss U. S. Army for raUloactlvlty with a Geiger mountain range under water In Call Adonis mother and daughtar already have Legion Auxiliary oounlcr. Park DepartiiieiiPs mId-PactfIc has been found by a y Forces Below ^ left Singapore . following the It is manufarlureil by Uio Be.'. - Local Woman Appointed U. 8. Navy-lhilverslty of (^alifor- court's green light. Dutch and into Sea, Plea wort:i Chenilcsl Compiiny of nit expedition. !t extends from SPECIALIZING IN (OantiROed friiin Page One) Holds XiiuiB Slioj) November Repoii r « c * Britiah officials would neither Frnmingiiam. To National Scout Post Wake Island to Necker Island and confirm nor deny the reported de­ Of Red Leader is 1,000 miles long. 100 miles wide CUSTOM BUILT HOMES tiM fKMB oouBtryiidc. Th«y to visit It. Each la free under parture. The Amcrlctm Legion Auxiliary According to the November re­ snd 14,000 feet high. $20,000 Ifond. Rumors swept the city that Ma­ Department of Connecticut is riKNKKAI. CONTRACilNr. __ __ Bd Into OTery avmtlnble To Meet Tonight Mis.s Klizuhelli A. W hllteii,. she was the local executive direc­ port for the Park Department.! Coial was dredged up from tops Plajrera Lost $14,000 rla Bertha and Mrs. Hertogh bad (ConthiBed From Page One) holding Its annual Chrlfltmaa shop REDiOIIKI.INf; AND RKI'AIRINC or trudfod through the daughter of Mr. and Mis. Milton tor In . Tou'ingtoii, t'onii., from submitted by Superintendent oX| of the range at 6.000 feet depth. •BOV nnd nlong rood* ond trails. New York, however, has agreed been spirited to a nearby Dutch at the Newington Veterans' hoti- Sine* coral grows only above 200 Island when troops removed them create a. new defenalve line, not pltal. At thlA time gifts con­ On ('onsolidation K. Whitten of 613 Main street. 1948 until she Joined the national Parks Horace F. Murphey. Park FKEK KS'IIMAIKS Wbol* ▼Uloge* were on the move that they. shall be tried first In staff, feet. It Is assumed that the tojw from the convent during the riot­ to give him time for regrouping of tributed by all the auxiliary units Iwi.s b.'en appointed to tb.e tJirl Department activities In the last, of the range were once above M()in(:A(:E.S AltltANGED , tai queuos of cjesperatioif—or op­ New Jersey on charges of con­ forces. Sho lists her hobbies as camp- month attracted 410 peisoiis, in-' ing. Other conflntied reporta throughout the state are displayed The town committee named un­ water. portunity' In the case of disguised spiracy to viaiate the law by op­ ■ '"Therefore our heroic peoples Scout national staff, aecordin.q to craft. cartography, navigation eluding 61 children In s natural erating a gambling casino at Lodi, said the two had sailed aboard a for the veterans to choose gifts der chairmanalilp of Attorney Dutch warship. army must still intensify the tem­ for their families nnd friends. Mrs. Paul Itlttenhouse, Girl .Scout nnd meteorology. MLss Whitten walk. 43 at a picnic, and 'JOS in{ ERNEST A. RITCHIE Anxiety was apparent In South N. J . Bach Is under a $15,000 bond Christie P. McCormick to study lisa held a prjvate aviator's li­ Rubber gloves sometimes are po of the attack and partisan de­ , Members of the aiixfltary help the fire district ronsolldatlon Is -s'-l'.ed- National Rxecutive Director, events at Center Springs Parkj LIRKim S’l. TKL, . MAN('HI<:.STKR Koroa'a capital erf Seoul. Lines of In New Jersey, tachments muat still further ex- cense since 1939. made with cloth linings to facili­ 15 8172 ' men select their gifts, gift wTap uled to hold Its first sc.sslon to­ Mbm Whitten Is a eomnuinily kdge. The ,olal ehildren and adults' , refugees streamed southward from Chairman Kefaiiver (D-Tenn> ptad the partisan movement in and mail them. A member of the American tate putting on knd off. night at the mvmlclnal tulldlng. advisor for t',;e national hi'ancli Camping Association, the Connee- attending picnics n'ss 143. i the city as the crowds entered aaid after closed -ii^teings of hia Exlendpfl Foreriisl the rear of the enemy south of the Yosterd'iy was "Bedside Shop” office respon.siblc for Girl Scouting j Tlie Park Department has been committee In New Yiirk last Oc­ dSth parallel, incessantly attack The committee's job, It has been licut Conferenee of .SiK'inl Work, from the north with their feeling day and the gifts were tvken announced, is not to work cither in the New Kngland Slates. She I completing Us fall cleanup work of insecurity unabated. Korean tober that four New York business­ the enemy, break his communica­ the Inatitute of Navigation, and Boston, Dec. 12- (jp)— The tem- around to bed patients so they for or njalnst the joining of the V.orks w ith local Gill Scout Coiin- Hie T'nited Stat.‘'S Naval Reserve, j.aml the park giounds In town arci President Syngman Rhee planned men had told of losing up to $14.- tions, ruin his bridges, so that not could make their rliolces. Mrs. ciLs in this area helping them .solve I now ready for winter. The recent j 000 each In 1948-40 In a I-odi I r>erature In New England during one enemy may eacape alive." town’.s fire fighting forces Into n Mis.s Whitten i.s a graduate of Ma­ an appeal to halt the migration. the next flve days, Wednesday Harry Sweet a.iil Mis. Harold riel- single unit, but to gather all the Ihelr Indiviiliail lu'ohlems of pro- j wlnd.Moi ms caii.seii need for Cvin- gambling center. rietta College. There was virtually no fighting through Sunday, will average near clier of the local unit a.a.-lstcd at facta on consolidation and to glc.dy grnm, orguni.rition, or manace- I sidcrnhle tree work and grounds E i i contact between the Communists Mink Alda Flood I'und At the time the committee also the seaaonal normal, except three this time. Tomorrow the gifts present co.sts. efficiency and equip­ I merit. I The tilggest windnu'l In the cleanup. | and Allied ground forces. reported It had uncovered a link to eight degrees above normal In will he on display in the .auditor­ ment nnd to place these alongside I A native of Miami, Kl.i.. Mi.s.s woi'lil. p'd lheinr el ,'t’’ itv e -- between New Jersey gamblers and Vancouver—OP)— One live mink ium for those piitlcnts who are 'W hitten eainr to tin Giil Scouts Spot MontpUlan Oa\-aIry Maine. waa worth $400 to a fund to aid po.~slble similar items In a consol­ M-rimentally. *.s on "GriiM Ini's Find Submarine Monnlalns i General MacArthur’s head- those operating In New York's Some normals for the period are able to be up and around. Mrs. idated fire fcree. IrocauFC of l.e'. ml r, •,! in th- pto- ICnoh", a oeak of the Veinmnl Saratoga County. as follows; Manitoba fur ranchers wiped out Wilber Llttl- of the local unit ' " am for ;\iris .md h 'rau.se of til.' auarters said the Chinese Reds %nger l.,ourka by last spring's great Red River It is e::poctod that tonl.glil's mount - ;ii.s. I La Jolla, Calif i/T A big • were advancing slowly. Their Boston 33, Providence 32, Nan­ will ho one of those a.sslstlng at i session will be coiu cnicd with ' 1 lirne.ss to the Nhvv'.s V.'omeii'.s tucket 3«, New Haven 32, Con­ Hoods. It was auctioned off at that time. ■ R.,'sei'Ve In its trnininir for self-re- troop mass appeared to be turn­ Roger I»ucka will be soloist In the annual dinner here of the I-ow^ committee organization aa^l a.s- ing toward the center of the pen- I the Chlrtmas play. "Christ mas cord, N. H„ 27, Burlington 24, signmenta. lianre nnd responsiliditv. Sli.> v..'is 10 Die in Riots er Mainland Fur Breeders Asso­ 11 n-ti-.l navigator in the WAVES DOWNTOWN insuU where there Is no Allied iTnder the .Stars, " at Emanuel Portland 28. Eastport 2$, Green­ ciation of British Columbia. The for four vear". line. Lutheran church on December 19. ville 17, and Presque Isle 16 de­ Clieitiioal dedanses i grees. Ajihopnt will be sent to aid fellow I Mi'!s W'niU''o h'ls h ,"i assornit- The Chinese, largely an army Roger is a tenor anlnist in the Cen­ In Singapore rar ranchers In Manitoba. Sillier Kefiiiscs that travels on Its feet, moved ter church In Hartford, a member Precipitation during this period I e.| with Oi'l yeo'itn”’ •'inre IPIUI. will on the average total between After A-Boinli j ’ ^’ne I’.s.s done ji-of'".'.ona! G i l CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH slower In the west than the re- of the Hartford CTioral club and a (Continued from Page floe) i T o Press ( Jinrjio t rating U. S. Eighth Army did. student at Hartford School of 0.2 and 0.6 Inches occurring prin­ ______i i Scout worl: In .-Xhton. Oil'll, and cipally as rain ifxcept snow at T-'o Chinese apparently are taking Music. erson and Pulitzer Prize Winner M'nntinued From I'aze One) advantage of the period of no con­ A boys' choir will sing several higher elevations through New (Contlniieil from I’age One) Larry Allen, went Injured when a Hampshire and Vermont toward L lady Hamillan A-2 14 Karol Gold Cos* tact to reinforce and supply. numbers snd there will al.so he a mob attacked and burned their car decontamination renters following j HEADQUARTERS MacArthur's Headquarters said music.il reading of "CTirlatmaa the end of the week. YEAR-ROUND a bla.st. when whole communities jI cute so that be and bis attractive, laat night. 2 Diamonds...... *120 two Mongolian cavalry divisions P:vc" by Miss Mabel .Swanson. Masterson suffered a broken could be bathed In the chemical, 21-ycar-o!d v.hite wife woulil hr It's a handy downtown location! with winter-hardened Mongol Melody Ungers SEEING PLEASURE which would be combined with a spaird from further enibnrrnss- SHOE REPQIR leg and body injuries. Allen, who B. It's oconomical for oconomixing motorists! ponies and camel trains- had been spent the night after the attack Yorkton, ■ Sask.— (/li A osn- 1 Lady Hamilton B-4 14 Korat Gold Cose eleansinir agent for easier use. It mi nt and publicity. spotted In Korea. They were des­ troop convoys. Pilots reported by lury-old music box set Into a fam­ also could be u.sed on equipment. The wife, member of a socially It's known for its mochonicol know-how! midday they had killed or wounded in- a Chinese home, had head In­ 4 Diamonds...... cribed as "lightly armed, extreme­ ily photograph album haa been *150 The main characlerisHcs of the prominent Lcjwi 11, Mas.s., family ly mobile and capable of travers­ S.^0 Red troopa In ttotral Korea. juries and a fractured arm. Hos­ presented to the Yorkton museum It's woll-oquippod, capably stoffod! pital authorities said neither was chemical arc (1) It combines very flew here after the cutting and ! SEAI.Y M.4TI H ESSES $29.95 and u|» ing the roughest terrain." The retreat of the Eighth Army by 91-year-oId B. Muir of Salt­ said she believed him Innocent of It's laid out for fast, efficient service! from Its reformed line south of In a critical condition. C Lady laneottcr 654, PloHnum Cos* strongly with metals and i2) it U UlfllT *1 Chinese Division* coats. The music box, which plays is highly water soluble. Radio­ any wrong-doing. She al.so ap­ Pyongyang to the ,19th Parallel As Europeans, major targets of for 15 minutes when the album Is 26 Diamonds...... The Cavalry Divisions, smaller the enraged Malays and Indians, ‘750 active dusts of atomic blasts Is peared with Daniels yesterday at still was covered by security nnened, la In perfect working or­ the district attorney's office. IN FACT than the normal Chinese infantry which prevented locating Its pre­ remained locked In their homes, composed mainly of metals. The division, were placed at between der. fricti Ineli/d# ftdtrel Tat cehmlcal would grip them and Daniels. 34, said prosecuting K E M P ’S, Inc. It's MUir h.'^t l»rl fur the type of engine or Imdy repair that give* you m ils cise positions. strong police and military patrols 4,000 and 7,000 men each. A norm­ r^m rd the streets. then wash off easily with water. Mrs. Quillan would .seriously ham­ F I N E B E D d i m ; after mile of safe, econonileal drUIng, llrhe In next lime you nerd aerxlee. "Past Critical Point" per fulfillment of his oontraeted al Chinese division with mipport- Hospitals Filled After a person went through *6.1 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 ing unit* totals 10,000 men. But AP Correspondent Don the chemteal bath he would takf singing engagements. He'll leave MacArthur's Headquarters said Whitehead. newly returned to Civilian hospitals were filled a water shower nnd be rechecked Los Angeles Jan. 12, he av * 1 troops MacArthur said the Chin­ 'The U. N. forces In western British authorities last night • SMART 0000 LOOKS ese had committed to their Ko­ Korea now are safely past the rushed the Hertogh child and her NOW AT CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES mother from the convent In which "Eseready". “Mini-Max"' ' 'j-r >r rean expeditionary force. critical point In their retreat • VIAR-ROUNR GLARE FROnenON JEWELERS ... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 .5. - /fjs ,'; • ' d -r" _ ' ? ■; i; : Allied warplanes . roared out southward, Whitehead said. He they had been ataying to a secret •'Mercury’* . T -A- . .r rtt-A''n ~ . V against Communist supply and added: hiding place under heavy guard. Pj The unusual gifti Pamoui Rsy-Bsn 958 MAIN ST...... OPPOSITE OAK ST. Though permitted by todav's "The bulk of the Army with its Sun Glssm give tcicmiAc protection IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREETS ircy -rtri, l heavy equipment has swung south court ruling to go to Holland, the from brightest sun glare... restful, from Sanwon around the bend of child muat be returned to Singa­ safe vision for summst snd srintcr •H.J • ♦' - Personal Notices the road 50 air lines miles south of pore next March for a hearing on ' sports, for driving. Smart, fashion- Pyongyang. It had ahaken loose another appeal brought by her ______around the shoulder pf the main foster mother and husband against 87.1 Main St. Tel. 4126 wise styles for msa. women, chil­ m m Card of Thanks Pyongyang-Sgoul highway. A 30- the fcourt decree annulling her dren; 4}.$0 to $20X10. Corns ia and mlle stretch where Uie road bends marriage and returning her to her choose now for die perfect Christ­ Dutch family. mas gift. V s .Bneerelr thank all our Men is. south from Sinmak to Kumchon." IA$Y FAVIWINTS INVITtDt In addition to tha euttemary 30-day chorge netthbers and relatires for their kmd- Mrs. Hertogh lost her daughter BSas and sympathy towu-d iM In our occovnf, Miehaols invifet divided paymontt in small waakly or monthly recent bereavement. Gets Voters during the Japanese occupation of MANGHESTER V e aspectally appreciate the enurteey Swift Current, Saak.^—(/P)—The Java. The Malay woman, d ie omovnft. Miehaols makes availablo, at no added cosf, the lowest terms at tbs gentlemen who so klm.ly arted Civic Voters Association donated Aminah, had reared her as her as pall baarera

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styled former Communist, as hav­ Expect Aids Em*rgMicy Doctor* Charles Looks ing been associated with him ^tid Many. Fine Colley Football Gai^eiiCliib News Tidbits as having knowledge of the charg­ Unbeaten Teams Clash Phyilelaiui at tha Mancheatar es he made against Mrs. Rosen­ American League Adopts New Ruling Aides Named CaUed Fftm OD Wire* By New Year Madlcal Aaaociatlon who will Like Champion berg. raapond to amargancy calla to- De Sola told the committee he Players Hidden in Minors morraw afternoon are Dr. G. R. - *0^ had seen Mrs. Rosenberg at meet­ In Rec Loop Tonight Oomnnalsl CIUbmm forcM sre Miller, 0629 and Dr. Frank H. ings o f the John Reed Club, which fo r Coming Hospital Employees In Oncinnati Boxer Leaves he called a Communist organiza­ By Harry Grayson the dynamite in an undefeate< reported sighted within few miles Horton (children only) 2-2001. NEA Sports EAtor I Wappiiig Gets Formidable Rens to Test Baseball World Are Appointed of India-Chlna border near north­ Move to Join Social Good Impression After tion,,some 15 years ago. Mrs. Ros­ season for Morris Harvey a Garden - Grove Paired Trading Mart Produces Ycmt eastern Assam state . . . Northern enberg, who faced De Sola across Now that the two-platoon All- I Charleston, W. Va. Pete Ananli Grove Ace At ^ BdsineM Semion Florida gets some fnwalng weather Security Program Knocking Out \ Barone the committee table last Friday, America bit of foolishness is out i completed 50 of 96 paaoea for 841 With Legion at 7; League Lead Red Hot Arms Wednesday Flabbergasted " ff heatedly denied his testimony. of the way, you hear about tha ' for the aame aida* As Half as cold and wet weather continues amaller fry, I Burnside E agl^ and over'much of eastern half of Lawyers Vote A specialist in personnel and la­ back Roger Relnke went^'ao tven But One Minor Deal IlM IfttiehMtar Owtai Club Social aecurlty banefUa a r« ax- ancinnatl—(NEA)—A lot of country .... Britain feels she is bor relations problems. Mrs. R'ls- Many a’ brilliant performer ia Pomona, CaW., Collega. "The New Y'ork Hens are still. now with the Bristol Tramps, Dolly Failure to Reiipw Happy ^ ______■ - pected to be provided for employeaa people will have to burn the mid­ hlden away in the minora. Bowlers in Nightcap Trounce Silk City for M et iM t evenlBC In the Fvderetlon solvent enough now to undertake onberg was namc*l to the $15,000 Those who saw (Jhet Haydei the second best all Negro travel­ King of Scranton, Pop-Gates, Zaek I It’a aatonishlng how many pro- ‘ room o f Omter Ckureh houae for $10,080,000,000 three-year rearm­ of tha Mancheatar Memorial boa* Rate Inerease night oil to catch up in apprecia­ a year defense post by President play fullback for State Teacher Fourth Straight 68-45; ling basketball attraction in the Clayton and Johnny laaace. Their | Chandler's (..oiilrart |7|in)ii|j||(< t||(> Possihilitv already hoa had u* quota fessionala come from there. | The Garden Grove and the ' of home games against a certain ament program without Ameri­ pital, effective January 1, 1S51, tion o f Ezaard Charles. Truman to handle the military’s of Emporia, Kans., say he tea country," Abe Saperatein, famous careera on the leading hardwood! ne anntua OiriKnuu party, wltb Raises Many Kyehrows Being opponent will draw the extra can help, say informed 1/ondon according to the Lamp, a hoapltal manpower problems. Carl Taseff of aeveland’s John i good enough to have played oi American Legion, two undefeated i Rocket* Top Bri-Mar* owner-coach of the Harlem Glolie- courts ail over the eountrj' are! the new preeident, M n . Henry A. The Cincinnati slasher was game." sources . . . Use Koch recovera publication. Hoapltal amployeea New Schedule Adopted Shortly after her nomination Carroll University has received I any team In his section and tha teams in the Rec Senior Basket­ Irotters told members of the Con­ memorable ones. To take their RockweH, presiding. every bit a heavj’weight champion j St. Petersburg, Kla., Dec. 12. Vi x office ap­ news in cnine nul nf tlic opening V.siting dull's permiaslon. Each secu ity law waa distributed to all reflect the general trend In price er. ' Jack Lowder, linebacker Charli ahootera, height and above all, a the wrtniess Silk City Eagles. 68 Dix. ing. Russell said he had not been you don’t have to see. You hear peal. Baperatein told the leading form in the elasa of the Rens Ii» commissioner upon hearing the seSBlnna of the major league base­ 1 club will be allowed four night John Hrhlebel employees In pay envelopes. The riaes in all lines of endeavor. Then the Louis touch: Cope and defensive quarterbac lot of fight. to 46. The Rockets gained the Past President Mrs. Benjamin invited, but that any Senator had them. Bobby King. stale sports editors and writers. msn Jackson handles the club on ‘ ball meelinga beie. The Aitienraii, ! gnmea at home without the per- John Schicbel, of 257 High employee pays 1'4 per cent of hie Attorney (Jharles S. House of When it was clear Batone's The Grove will be the favorite victory column for the first time I resigned, then changed his mind F. Crehore made an interesting the privilege of attending a meet­ Fans came out lust to see Louis Tliey are one of six clubs. Includ­ the road. ns well aa llic .N'alinnal I.ragilc, 1 nilaatoii of the visiting club. street, west, local building con- income up to a maximum o f $54 Manchester Is a member of the number was up early in the IHh, 17116 could go on and on—f< in this battle to remain undefeat­ after three fruitless tries by whip­ and ilerided to finish out hia ciir- suggestion concerning ways and ing if he desired. Pluim play end and run like a ing the Clohelrotters, that Saper- To prove Just how tough this also \otcd in cliinlnatc tile lioi'iUH DetioM rcqiicHted and received per annum. Whatever he pays ia minimum fee committee of which diaries went to the kill with ex­ Into the night, as the man said. ed. Leading the list will be Joe ping the Bri-Mars, snother win­ ______. . V-.rH.n rt.ih ! tractor, died at his home yesterday halfback for Mission House Cel- Rod Gavello Hteln now own.s and operates. Wal­ rcnl (ive-vear leriii wliicli ixpm'.s |ie. mi. elmi from the National matched by the hospital. Attorney Paul Voipe of Hartford plosive two-handed punching. In But the adjectives really wen Spira who will be at center, Dick new aggregation is. Sapersteln told m il' and old high !nlionl agicc- v l.r fhU season Icge o f Plymouth, WIs. Compe­ less team, 58 to 44. ter Kennedy, host at yesterday’s May 1, 1952. l.i ague to singe the 1051 All-Star ! Two-thirds of the employees of is chairman. Other members are two minutes and 17 seconds, Nick reserved for Backs Bob Miller o Danielson and Gus Gaudinn at the The Rockets came from behind the sports writers that the Mlniies- I nu’iit Tina, linui". nr. was n tnr- ‘ ‘ t h .! He had been a resident of this tent football men called this out­ sporl.s writers session, is the publi­ The antl-rhandler^group is will­ giiiiiii in conjunction with the cele- Miaa Ellen Buckley directed the i town for fiO years, the hospital must sign the petition Attorneys William K. Cole, F. U. waa down and irrevocably out. Emory and Henry College of VIr fons'ard posta, while Red Gavello in the final quarter to take a game polts Lakera of the National Baa­ I gone i oiicluninn aiiu'c the iiniior Urge Farmers standing pass receiver the most ing to buy up hia contract if be 1 unnnlnioiisly binllon of that city's 250th an- members in a number of games! so that It may be effective on Jan­ Tbis blend of battling traits, if ginin and aptly named Roge and Joe Young at guards. from the Bri-Mars. Both teams city agent for the Saperateln- ketball Association extended them- Iragiie.a voted it out I He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bertha Conrad Jr„ Robert L. Halloran, accompIlEhod wingman they saw will resign, ciiandler's pay wan i niv ranry. It wan to !> ve been snd awarded prises to the winners. uary 1st. maintained, will be a big bdost Thrift, a superlative passer oi For the Leonard Street boys. played carefully throughout the owned activities in the East. seivce to the full limit In Chicago j laat week. ' (Keckclscnl Schiebel; a son. Ray­ Reese Harris Jr., B. M. Holden Jr., the past campaign, and they ex­ Local Sport To the average person, the word officially announced last I'ecem- the I’ liMndelphla I’lilllics’ turn. Skit la Presented to the drawing power of the East Carolina Teachers, Green Leo Day and Geo.'ge Zwick will be first half and at halftime had two weeks ago before grinding out ! Tile trading mart piodiiccd only , mond W. Schiebel: a daughter. I. O. Levine and L. B. Roaenfeld of To Relinquish Renaissance suggests nothing more ber to he $65,000 a year. It was Botli leagues adopted a Nation­ Christmas carol ainging was en­ champion. plored the tough Big Ten terri­ ville, N. C. They really pull ou at forwards. Big Bill Davis will do matched basket for basket. The a 58-52 victory. The Lakers are lone deal. And U n it .'.as of sec-| Miss Gertrude M. Schiebel, and a Hartford, and Attorney John F. tory. than a period in world history, but then that the owners voted to al Defense Servlre rule crediting joyed by the group with Mrs. Cre­ granddaughter, all of Manchester. Downes of New Britain, Francis Although he had been some­ all the stops on these two lads. the jumping while Don Hubbard score being 21 all. In the third considered the best pro team in ondurv iintiiin Tlic biny Clilnago i "The southwest raves about Chatter to basketball fans in thirty odd grant him a $15,000 raise. I W b ite So x. W'lio s t iir t c ii tlie pot (iliiyera for each year's service in hore accompanying at the piano, Funeral services will be held 38 Senators J. Fahey of Thompsonvllle, "Thom­ thing less than.sensational at the Had all these young men b ^ . and Dave 'Tiechman or CTarl Miko- quarter the Brl-Mats forged ahead the country today. Some U. S. Aid Brad Rowland, a vicious ground- states Renaissance Is a basketball One anti-(TiandIer leader, who boding Sunday by tindlng piti hers the armed forcea. after which a "suppressed desire" Thursday afternoon at two o’clock as P. O’Donnell of Bristol and John gate, he didn’t do too badly in his with stronger teams, or squad lowsky will hold down tbe back- The Barber Hill Gun Club will and led 84 to 30. They also led saperatein concluded w‘ lh ;'<»urL,^^„„^^ gainer of little McMurry of Abi­ byword— like Luckman In football. HIM Wight and Ray Krarborougli Ford Frick was re-elected preoi- skit waa preaented which proved at the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, J. Scanlon of Simsbury. first start as titleholder In his with better records, there Is ni court. hold a meeting tonight at 8 o’clock halfway through the final q\iarter teams have never been a disap (Coxtlmied from Page One) lene. Tex. Muslal in baseball. Bob Douglas owners were prepared to flri' to Hoeton for Allen /.ardla, *)oe dent of the Nnllo'i-il league for a to be an hilarious form of enter­ 225 Main street. Rev. Fred R. Back MiKtary The new rates are $250 for un­ home city, 9518 paying $53,334 telling what they might have ac A fter losing a heartbreaker to at the clubhouse in South Windsor. but the Rockets spurted and took pointment in any sertlon of the All six feet three and 250 compllahed. organized the Rens in October of (liandler on the spot hut cited ii I lobaon n iid 'lilc li 1 ,it t lefirld, ex­ foui-year-term nt a salary In- tainment to all those preserft. Edgar, pastor of the South Meth­ contested divorce, $100 for appear­ with a week's postponement. the Laurels, the Burnside Eagles a lend and then heln.ii- to lie $5.5.000 nniiualiy. Tom Yaw- aentatlve of the Audubon Society, burial will be in East cemetery. Aid to Chiaiig divorce, $125 for simple voluntary 30-year-old Ciharlei has been a on the winning end. and their op­ 14 points while for the losers It group o( players wearing the uni- fore the expiration of his roiitrai t gave a most original lecture. Mrs. The Dean said mechanization West Liberty State of West Vir­ triple mark this season in the took over ownership from Doug­ old MiUc M rC o i n iin k In tile iNata key, Hoaton owner, waa named Friends may call at the funeral bankruptcy, $150 for papers of in­ humdinger all along. ponent the Bowlers who hsven^t was Joe Thompson with 13 and formha of the Rens. They arc eec- "W e are prepared to pay luiii Arlene Klrkham took one back to and research have boosted farm ginia unbeaten. Population of Bremen, GerJ won a game. The Bowlers are anx­ Cd&ntry Club Bowling League with las two years ago after the latter fo r ,1 4 -year-old Kddir Stewart. Anienrnn l,eHgiie member of the home from this evening until the corporation or dlasolutlon of cor­ He has made five defenses of Alfred Olsson with 11. I ond best to the Globetrotters." for the remaining 17 niontlis to­ the Clara Bow era In an outfit (Continued from Page One) production to the point where there Halfback Dewey Romlne W'as many, is 400,000. ious to get their first and will a 411. had snother fine three string took III and was forced to retire Hy iinaniinoua vote. Hie Aincri- major league executive emmcll, re- hour of the funeral. poration, $25 for appearance In his Natlongl Boxing Association The Eagles started off playing I Tap-off time for the feature at- morrow.'' the owner said, "if he reaurrected from twenty-five yearn are “ better chances for survival in shoot the works. total last night when he compiled a strong defensive game and the from the scene. Saperatein Is now- in n League deciced t lin t a fte r the plndiig Hill DeWltt of St. Louie. be done to encourage the Chlneaa minor courts, $100 per day for ap­ crown, four ending in knockouts, a 396 score. in process of rebuilding the Rens j traction is at 8:30 with a first were to resign. That would lie the MeWilt s|iiked a rumor that ho ago. Mrs. Crehore, resplendently George Cr"ekett In the other, against Louis, he war.” Harvesters had a tough time get­ clo.ee of tile acniion, tlie prealdent Natinnaliata.” * pearance In Superior Court and $75 to put them on a par with the I game, pitting the Burnside Eagles, best thing for the eonimissloner to could a. sign two i \tia diiya for llio la In the selling bualneaa again. outfitted as an Indian, did a tom­ gained a world of confidence. "Modem wars arc won by men ting through to score. A couple do. It would sBve a lot of einhai - tom dance. Mrs. Gertnide Spiess George Crockett, of 208 North However, Senator Fulbright (D- per day for (Jourt of Common Reser\'cd seat tickets for Wednes­ Globetrotters. [ aiid the Wethersfield A.C. against playing oT? of poatpoiicd conlrsts Tills time he was supposed to be Unmarked, even untired after who require not oaly food and fiber of long shots and their tight de- raasment and pave the way for dashed in on a scooteer with si­ Elm street died today at his home At HJ contended that any outright Pleas, and $500 for preparing a Ski News day night’s basketball game at the Gone from the ranks are such, each other, opening the perform- which might ntfect tlie ehnmpion- selling hia star righthander Ned the -Barone fight, -Cfliarlea ob­ but also planes, tanks, ships and fenie put the Eagles out in front the search for a new coiiimisslon- following a short illness. He was military aid to the Nationalists caae for the Supreme *(iourt of armory between the New York stellar perforBers as Puggy Bell, ance at 7:15. ______shlp. Tbe resolution was aiilimlt- Garvin to the Yankees for a re­ rens and whistles blowring, dressed served : guns that can be produced only by 7 to 6 at the end of the Initial er. one of the oldest residents of Man­ now might plunge this country into Errors. Icd liy tlie New York Ynnkeea, who ported $250,000. as a fire chief. " I had 15 rounds to do the job workers not required for farm pr»- 'Die Manchmter Ski Club la o ff >Kennl«"uice and Nasslffs will be period. In the second period the ITed M. Saigh. prealdent of the chester and has been retired for full-scale war with China. went to Hie final day before win­ Mrs. Mary Pohlman was a wait­ and I was just going along—hook, duction,” he said. Increased mqn- .9a a good atari this year. The club on sale tonight from 6 tu 8 o’clock Harvesters started going and led St. Louis (Tardlnals, one of the ress at the Hotel Bond and passed many years. Senator George (D-Ga) predict­ ' had » successful . turnout to see at the Naaslff store. Box office at halftime. 24 fo 14. In the ning the flag In IIHO nnd the last He leaves three daughters, Miss ed today that any national emer­ jab, feint, you know, trjin g to hour production on the -fann has owners most opposed to Oiandler. around to all the guests, tiny Bakery Visited pick my spots for the right punch­ the ipovie, ” 8kl Champs” , which opens Wednesday night at the ar­ third period the Harvesters start­ three dnya before repealing the Sports Mirror Martha E. of Newark, N. J„ Miss gency declared soon by Prealdent made it possible to shift' some Bud Wilkinson Named aald he thought a new cummia- Christmas wrreatha she had made es.” was produced by Dick Durrance mory at 6:30. ed to roll and led at the three- feat In '50. Winifred M. of Now York City and Truman will be only the forerun­ workers from the farm to fac- sloner should bs named as soon as herself. Mra. Rhea L. Dix showed He confirmed ringsiders' ob­ toriea former American Olympic cham­ quarter mark. 50 to 27. The posslbla. A lth o u g h o nly once, back in Miss Jane D. of this town; and two ner of price and wage controls By Loeal Group Harvesters having the Eaglee 1908, has a flag hern derided be- Today a Year Ago — Freddy her envy of George Clark’s gar­ servation that the key punch was pion. His pictures of the F. I. S. Official 1950-51 Baaketball " I would like to see a man with dening ability by appearing as the sons, Thomas W. of Fort Lauder­ next month. tired out. scored at will in th- rsuae of the weather, baseball men Haas, Jr., defeated Bob Hamilton a left uppercut, with about a min­ PUG Reserves Decision races in Aspen, Ckilo., In color Guides are now available at the Grid Coach of Year a judicial temper eeleoted for the dale, Fla., and Wilfred G. of Man­ George, who heads the Senate flnal period and won going awsy long linve agitated that open dates by two strokes In 18-hole playoff efficiently garb^ gardener read­ A group of twenty-nine children ute gone in the 11th. were perhaps the finest pictures Naasiff Arm . store on Main street. highest }ob in baseball," he said. ing a large book of Instructions chester. Finance Committee, told a report­ Dsnnv Burke gathered in 18 be provided for iinplayed games. to win the $10,006 Miami Open'' from the Washington school spent Hartford, Dec. 12.—(A5—The ever taken of this type of skiing. Contents include the rule changes, "Let a committee be appointed to on good gardening. Funeral arrangements, being er he thinks the time is fast ap­ This bent Barone’s banty legs points for the winners while Jim- The National League was ex­ Golf Tournament. an hour this morning in the Won­ state Public Utilities Commission Wednesday night the Ski C3ub college and pro hoop schedules, name a successor. I think thin Mra. Clifford Cheney made, a handled by the W. P. Quish Funeral proaching when economic controls into a parenthesis. Then both IMli:i L K H U ) mv Blanchard wa- high man for Princeton's Caldwell and pected to adopt a H in illa r policy Five Years Ago—Bteva Van der bread bakery, East Hartford. has reserved decision on the Ne^v is having Ralph Huschke of the last year's records, and 101 other should be decided by a meeting ot . glamorous entrance dressed as a Home, are incomplete. will be clamped down. He predict­ hands packed powef and finality. the Eagles, getting 15. Sports In Brief in It s disctiaalon of Hie sub ject to­ Hnren of the Philadelphia Eaglet They were greatly interested in Hqven Railroad's request for au­ Weather Bureau show his color itc.ns of interest- Cjilifomia’s Waldorf the minds who would consider grand lady of the "Gay Nineties." ed the Prealdent will act during For four rounds It looked like Weppisz Hsr»e*1er« i«Si day. was the National Football League’s the different proceases, from thority to replace manually-oper­ slides on the Antertic. Mr. B r T many men. Let the job seek the A wedding concluded the skit January at the latest. a contest. Charles changed that By The Associated Press •Tills new arrangement was top ball carrier, scorer and Uckp weighing the flour, blending the ated gates at five Meriden grade Huschke was a member of ,1946 Although they are still playing Close Behind in AP best man possible. For these are with Mra. George A. Reynolds as Senator Lyndon Johnson (D- in the fifth when, backed into a Navy expedition to the Antartlc. golf at the Manchester Country T>. Burke r( ...... * h BaseboU made In defiance of c iia tiin i and In off leader. ingredients, to the baked aiyl crossings with ’automatic gates rf ...... ’ ? trying times." the sartorially perfect bridegroom Tex>, chairman of a Senate Arm ­ corner, he blaze^ with a barrage He is also going to have a discus­ Poll; The Highlights St. Petersburg. Fit. — Major the Intereil of just ice," Hreaidcnt Ten Years Age — The Detroit wrapped loaf of bread. C^hildren and flashing light signals. No op- Club there ia early indications that Musks. If ...... “ ' ' ' Despite the deciaion to oust thc being married to the blu.shtng Funerals ed Services Preparedness Subcom­ touched o ff by a\right uppercut, sion with the club on weather for- league club owners refused to re­ W illiam Hnrrldge of the American Tigers sold outfielder Pete FVw to nowadays miaa the opportunity postion to the railroad’s petition the hot-stove league will be hot­ (5. Burke, If ...... ' " * commissioner. there waa aome in­ lace-curtained bride. Fred Robin­ mittee. aald the time already has the first of Innumerable ” up” casting. ter than ever this winter with Tom D u niri...... '...... 1 ' ■ new Commissioner A. B. Chandler’s ■..ragiie explained. the Bolton Red Sox. their mothers or grandmothers punches. He remained boss from was expressed at a hearing held New York, Dev.l2 (/P(—Boyish dication that the pro-Chandler son. Mra. Robinson, as the weep­ arrived for such controls. Johnson Mt. Nebo, where the Manches­ Kelley. Bob Cole and Stan Strqugh KreysISK. rz ...... * " contract after the May 1, 1F62 "Mind, our two days of grace Fifteen Years Ago—The Pllto* Miss Hazel M. Hunter had of watching the mixing, Dsley. I f ...... 5 0 10 Bud Wilkinson not only led his group was prepared to make a re­ ing mother of the bride, was the was one of many members of Con­ there on. By the eighth It was ap­ yesterday, but Mayor Howard E. do not mean that now we. cannot burgh Pirates sold Inflelder Tommy Funeral services were held this kneading and-jcaislng of the dough ter Ski Club does most of its on the Red ^ox band wagon and expiration. newed effort to aave hia job. only tragic note at the Joyous, but gress who have been urging im­ parent Barone waa going to finish Houstbn o f Meriden and Thomas skiing during the winter, has been Oklahoma football teanf to the St. Petersburg, Fla.—Ths major have a playoff of the pennant," li« Thevenow to the Cincinnati Reds. afternoon St three o'clock at the and sniffing or sampling the fresh, CJhristensen, representing the Rabbit Ford,^ Sher Porterfield, TntAli The owner said there waa a poa- noisy occasion. mediate action. onlv If Charles let him. |nit into ek^ellent Frank D'Amlto and'Eal'rBall.ieper 811k nty Rarlcf (45> National Championship this year leagues voted to wipe out the bonus added. "T h e two days w ill be open Watkins Funeral Home for Miss Administration officials have baked bread They did.< however, “ He’s deceiving," says Barone, Brotherhood of Maintcnanc* of albillty another vole would be tak­ Christmas gifts were given to John Falkowskl. PSte Server and among the most rabid Yankee sup­ B. but turned in the season's best for the playing off of postponed Hazel M. Hunter of 67 Laurel conceded that wage-price controls enjoy the demonstration and who weighed 17814 pounda. Way Employes, appeared as inter­ rule. en today when the National and National Baaketball Association each one present from a beautiful­ the Recreational Department. The porters. Shaw, rf ...... coaching job in doing it. 8t. Petersburg. FIs. — Ray games. uffielal Jim Duffy, on American street. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson are Inevitable but there has been gained first hand knou’Iedge of “You’re doing pretty good chasing veners. E. E. Ovlatt, chief engi­ American League meet to con­ ly lighted Christmas tree and the beginners’ slope at Mt. Nebo has L»enolfl, If ...... That's the opinion of sports Blades, former St. Louis Cardinal "If there be po.itpoiied gamra of the Center Congregational no authoritative estimate on how the way "staff of life" is produced him and banging him on the in­ neer of the railraad, told the com­ Blancharc, c ...... tinue their bualneaa. All owncra Association bnoeball umpire In tha executive committee served fanev been enlarged and reconditioned. Chuck Tobin, captain of last writers and broadcaatera, partici­ manager, was named coach of the under m ir new rule. 1 w ill assign summer, will move up to the Amer> church 9fficiatcd, and Frederick E. soon machinery can be .set up to in quantity. side. you think. All of a sudden mission that automatic gates are Boldur. r* ...... agreed that more dlacusalona con- sandwiches and tiny cookies to With two inches of snow or more season's St. Anselm's cage team, pating in the Associated Press the parka. It may be that a city lean League next aeason. Werner presided at the organ. handle, them. The trip was made In private you’re tired. He hits you some safer than the manually opemted Gleaaon. rg ...... Cardinals. cernlng the eommiaalnner would wind up a very gay evening. Miss the hill will he in full use by the played with Nasslffs last Saturday tAwrerce. Ic ...... vcar-cnd poll. N e w York — Heavyweight A delegation from the Spring- An obvious American bid for the cars. Adults who accompanied the sharp raps. You’re on the floor gates and also are less costly . to undoubtedly take place. CTiandler Mary Chapman presided at the club. night and Joe Young Joined the Deveau. If ...... Wilkinson won out for top champion Ezzard (Tharlea agreed friendship of Marshal Tito’s fol­ boys and girls were Mrs. Ernest so fogged up you can’t get up.” keep in operation. O f 21 workers is slated to preside at a joint silver tea service, and the oppor­ field school system paid tribute to This vear there are three excel­ club In Bristol the following day. coaching honors in a close race to defend hia title against Lea lower’s, legislation to give food Ungerer, Mrs. Harold Tedford, At Weill, the International Box­ new employed on the gates, 14 T o t a la ...... 19 meeting of the two circuits tomor­ tunity was taken to examine the Miss Hunter, who taught in Spring- lent Instructors for the training The Wallingford Vets are due here with Oiarlcy Caldwell of Prince­ Oms in Madison Square Garden to drought-stricken Yugoslavia, Mrs. George Lesaner, Mrs. Pas- ing CTlub’s traveling matchmaker, would lose their jobs, he said. Si’ -re at half Pnip 21-U. Wapplnu row. Topii On Any Man,*^ L i « t ! many lovely Christmas arrange­ field for twenty-seven years, both of beginners who join the ski club Sunday afternoon with many for­ RoeketR IM) ton and Lynn (Pappy t Waldorf, Jan. 12. came before the House today. quale Deyorio, Ravmond Donahue; huddled with Jake Mintz, Charles’ There was switching of voles in ments of flowers and greens deco­ last evening at the funeral honie, The instructors are Win Sharp, Ed mer Long Island University stars B F T. the old master from 4 Ibr Quick Starts, for. Reservations may still be Whitlock, 181, San Francisco. 4. Score at half time. Schuliert ...... 117 141 124 m Clinton street; David McGregor, Yugoslavia. scotched, but it ia a staple of 8:30- - Armory. Washington, Biggie Munn of made through Mrs. Clayton Alli­ 111 Drive B, Silver Lane Homes; Quart• • *2.29 Pint Toronto—Arthur King, 136'i, The Senate Finance Committee diet for the Islanders. Has Surprise •m Sunday, Dee. 17 Aatass.li.e Lesgae Michigan SUte, Bill Gloasford of Totals __ ...... 442 974 942 1709 son. Mrs. Ludwig Hansen, Mrs. Richard Goodchlld, 45 Hyde' Toronto, outpointed Bobby Lloyd. SADrivina was reported today Inching to­ Some years ago t^e eastern Tua- Walllngfoni va. Nasslffs, 3:30— Nebraska, (teorge Barclay of Plaalists (#> Earl Rohan, or the church office, street; Fred Webb, Rockville; 137'4, Wilkes-Barre, Penn., 10. 93 ward a tentative* agreement to motu people found washed ashore •U N D ID WHISKIY . 9 0 PROOF • * 5 % ORAIN NIUTRAL SPIRITS Armory. Maarhrster Asia Terti lei Washington A Lee and . Blair Llthwln ...... 100 119 K7 tel. 8485. Shoppers unable to be Walter Wright, South Coventry; (Ooatimied from Page 0*e) Baltimore—'Vlnnie Ctdone. 160, K. Dells r»ra 18 — Buckland ...... $3 10$ 94 397 soften terms of the House-approved a case of rubber overshoes. Never CTherry of Texas. present at the luncheon, will en­ Miaa Florence Coffin, 542 Middle THI FUtfCHMANN OISTIUINO COfPORATION, PIHCSKIU, N. Y. New York, stopped Jimmie Doxie, l^ovrll ...... 8t. John ...... 125 112 99 m f ' Bxcees Profits Tax Bill. having seen rubber or overshoes, Ree I.esfee Wilkinson’s Oklahoma Soonera joy a cup of tea and other refresh­ Turnpike, ea.st; Harry Dwyer, 113 retired New York businessman. 161, Florence. Ala,, 7. CaprIlnsI ...... McKee ...... 104 100 98 297 m m m Committee members told report­ they concluded this was a giant awept through another perfect Low Man...... 94 17 lOO 341 ments Thursday afternoon from Pine street: Roger Harry, 56 Freedman has said leads he sup­ W slaet Street Tsvrra (li Boston—Norman Hayes, 156, WesneakI ...... ers they are striving first to find form of their favorite delicacy. A f­ Bsnnliic ...... season to extend their winning i ' i two to four. Mrs, Viola Trotter Clyde road. plied set off the investigation. Mu m c o , ...... 105 IIS 10« .' Boston.' outpointed Paul Pender, what they called a fairer yardstick ter Vainly chewing raw overshoes 158'.,. Brookline, Mass., 10. N. Drill, rare streak to 31 game.s. They accepted Totsl...... 80S 500 492 1491 will be in charge pf the tea. Admitted to straight time, meeting Kentucky. ed to his home on Henrv street Discharged yesterday: Frank and 35 minutes last night. No de­ Rand ...... 99 109 112 MU The House has approved a bill tasting, until ; finally a trading Fla., 3. Whilneck ...... 108 87 84 279 The young headmaster, a gradu­ 111 111 sfTer a vacation In Florida. He Oallas, 125 North School street; tails of his testimony were made CAREFULLY Totals ...... 5S4 5J4 8tS 1578 L>. Carlson , ...... 91 - ...... 91 109 107 »>7 ate of Minnesota, has an amazing — 222 made thfl trip both ways by air­ to Impose a 75 per cent tax on schooner captain arrived and told public. ■artferd Bead Tavera Duke ... teams have won 38 games lost S Tares ...... 117 121 127 365 ^ when w* do th* job St Manchester Memorial hoapltal. story throughout the south seas, to man Ruasell (D-Ga) disclosed the Lupacchlno ...... 97 \ O. Jarvis ...... 90 98 119 307 » 4-Year-Old Girl Drowns ings years from 1946 through 1949. the delight of all the other Island­ Winter ...... 90 88 109 ! and tied one. committee had ordered three addi­ Madsen ...... 108 12S 115 : Saveriek ...... 190 1 Caldwell, the single wing spec­ Totals ...... 541 848 111 1707 'The daughter bom December 5 Senate committee members have ers and the discomfiture o f tlm tional witnesaea aubpoenaed. He DecUntIt ...... 119 Totals ...... 484 498 479 1481 Swsetskste (91 New Preston, Dec. 12. (Ah — (less ...... 112 120 91 323 ialist, led Princeton to one of its n FASTEI STARTIN6, to Dr. and Mrs. Andrew H. ’Thomas made it clear they are considering Tuamotuans. * identified them as William Harris, Hafanl ...... 98 Anderson ...... 88 103 Elaine Dalgneault, 4. drowned BallsMae * F U g f (21 greatest season In history. The Warren ...... 93 10 of 75 Middle Turnpike West has — but arc not yet committed to— said to be a former FBI employe; Bring your doctor’s prescriptions here TuUls ...... 552 837 481 1570 Wilkie ...... 103 ye.st,erclay in the East ' Aspetuck — — ______rirkry ...... 115 105 Tigers won nine gomes without I„e'kwood ...... 83 102 y EASIEI SHiniNG been ncmed Diane FJir.abeth. This a proposal to allow taxpayers to Help Wanted Ted Kirkpatrick, a former FBI i.s Ihelr second daughter. river here. Another four-year-old, for careful compounding .while you wait- Tulali* ...... 537 516 597 1640 Ki)«s«lto ...... 143 92 defeat or tie and received the Tsys ...... 58 82 include earnings for the first half agent, and Isadore Schneider. Their ...... 114 102 I.OW Man ...... 95 98 Avcrill Sterregaard, told passers- Korhin IW H>th#r*flold t11 . Bsix-ock . Lambert Memorial TYophy as the of 19.50 along with the four prior Baton Rouge, La. — Louiaiana home towns were not given...... 95 104 47 Mutka ...... 92 — T a’ enty-five members of >Tlss by on Main street during the Iy*F>i(zka hesi football team In the East. years in calculating the average. State ia faced with tlfe task of The Georgia lawmaker aald &Ia- No parking problems here. Park fre* Nixon ...... <17 107 140 344 Vlltn'c ...... 95 lOO Totsl. «4A 471 414 1481) It.ine Henderson's art group at the afternoon that Elaine, his ptay- ArF*to ...... — 85 Waldorf, Jhe spreading, white- I SAFE, GIIET, AND replacing 13 seniors on the football Graw and Schneider were named right next to our pharmacy. ColaTcrchto nnitard ...... A...... 81 93 121 295 Stai nit.ky Shirt *3.0.% high school Bang carola last eve­ mate, had fallen into the river, Uaffery ...... 114 104 in XII haired tactician who has made his Bctffard* squad next fall. by Ralph De Sola, New York, aelf- Ki»her ...... 560 484 .520 1564 COMFOITABLE DRIVING ning at Ttanchester Memorial hoa- but the adults dsimissed it as a Walker .... llixlUafy ...... $7 111 107 3t5 Total* . Golden Bears a West (^ost mono­ SlctHIK’ ...... H 117 T Ir * 1 . 3 0 nital. The annual Christmas party child's imaginings. Later, how­ Public Records Msstkester gtsdlstsr (l> poly, saw his Californians win Kirkpatrick • • • • for the ho.spttar peraonnel will be ever, Elaine’s mother, Mrs. Homer ToUla M 554 lf5l Totals . 484 52:i 56 1573 Bresii ...... *3 103 M 294 nine straight games before being I’lirdln ... . THE MEDICAL Peterson ...... 5* '2^ lUydan ... held at the Legion hall. Monday. Daigncault, reported the girl as tied by StanfoiM. 7-7. He is tsking Permits Mormons Mighty rs ie n ...... 79 98 93 270 Johnion ... I PHTECTION AGAINST ' His Chripinias spirit will be flying high when December 18 at eight o’clock. Miss missing, and State police found Pkradlao O'Neill ...... 101 128 98 325 the Bears Into the Rose Bowl for Andrew Ansaldi, permits for 344 MAIN STREET Wlttke .... Smith ...... Doris Hutchinson heads the com­ Richardson ...... tH *• *• 298 the third straight year, placing her body in the river. She had two dwellings, o f four rooms each Falcone .... ^ FIEE2ING AND WEAR tie unwraps llial gift of gifls - .\rrow D4RT plus mittee of arrMgements. been carried about 500 feet down­ UNUSUAL TELEPHONE 3524 Provo. Utah — Brigham Young Michigan this time. Total* ...... 541 474 43$ 1443 on School street, each to cost $9,- . RAimondo . 471 501 485 1457 stream and over a 50-foot water­ ' University has one of the strong- ToUla Bn-ant’a Kentucky team was OalR 500. CHRISTMAS Farrand ...... 99 95 103 396 “Arabian .Night." lies. Men everywhere ciicer Egg Prices at Peak fall. Mr. and Mrs. Dalgneault ______1 est basketball squads in the na- undefeated until it met Tennnes- K*ipU9ka . ToUia ...... 583 5U 527 1644 Uon. DeCenaler Mejera k for tance. Fred Ubutzke, Aaalatant ...... 581 571 514 lll8 you before tbe first stay! Extra handsome .when teamed with City of New Haven exceeded tte MILIKOWSKI tlipperti Fod-obout lA genuine GOLFERS ATTENTION! ToUls Ca. No. TilleMe (9) Chief of the Marketing Division study Rale p|«a Dee. 20 BrMd M. Meters (I) Veseo ___ 97 94 $2 399 Col^ ...... 131 100 101 323 tempereture drop? authority In making appropria­ 107 322 o f the State Department of Farm's tions without approval o f the •95 M A IN ST. leother Hu§kh$. Styled ISe a Poganl ...... IM Hi Bjorkman 91 9C. 99 378 Wllkl* ...... 119 N 106 rolorfiil, ’’Arabian Mghts” ties. See thei* Streeter ...... 100 95 99 294 Brom-n .... 95 99 in ,304 (Jrmy ...... Ill — — Ill and Markets, calling the price rise Hartford, Dec. 12—(AV-Rate Board o f Aldermen. For a number mocemin . . . lobii like o moc­ — 181 "apactaeular,’’ predicted that increases sought by the Southern PRO-SHOP AT COUNTRY CLUB R. Jarvis ...... 107 74 Farr ...... 112 120 94 328 Lliatida ...... $7 to$ 121 334 here rODAVl of years, the Finance board had casin . . . but weol.Hned and McKrnney ...... 88 — 93 179 PrthI ...... Vi 100 M 284 Noren ...... — 135 131 354 houaewivea would refuse to buy New England Telephone Q>. wlU made a practice of making addi­ PtsoiM Urnmmt . Then coma ta Titor ...... 109 127 ISI 368 -----— —— -'— slipper-soled. Men's and toys' gXAM PUS OP LDANR Knofla ...... 107 108 104 319 a n a at 90 cants a dozen and that be considered by the SU te Public tional appropriations from reve­ to isgn and get egeh Doa*t bor­ « ■ msM MTinn aua. OPEN TIL CHRISTMAS - Ckinllffe ...... — 9* too 199 Total* . 490 499 495 1473 nia price would drop aootti Utilities (Commission at a hearing nues in excess o f budget estimates sim 4 So 12. In Natural, Wine.' | row unnoccMsrily, but if a loan ta 1 <4> Tot.li — ...... 555 545 590 I960 PM* 506 803 1537 here on Wednesday, December 20, without consulting the aldermen, pay bitlt, for modical aapentee, ow Totals 510 Mont * .. 99 98 no 397 Tap-riHa* 4i> ■rewfs. I kovR AemliMti SpoMlaf. WMson, Pm IoM, U. S. 91 91 MMMgM Mosses ^ 1 0 :3 0 a. m. (e.s.t.) In the SU te although the latter had approved repair., etc. if the aiimvar, phon. ■see. iM M \Vllkan*on Mele.iile ...... 99 133 108 3U Incorporation of a one man ain oly fit Trta Elects Goralskl Fogarty •. 100 97 132 319 Hackney ...... 113 111 ISS 393 Oince building. The propoMd ln» the regular budget. Tlie court ftweisal today. Or coose sis. We A lM> j titf CM. iI..M »*•* Rnbb*r cNid W olf«r H o fta Golf M is, Golf Cliibs, KM 333 — Hartford. Dee. U--e 'com­ cil against Mayor Calcntano. tbi- serious losses to the owner. wilti IM tela •( a iliFptr f i n a n c e c o . ^ ALEX HACKNEY, Pro. The Junior from Avon, who plays ------ROY MOTORS ga*M. Midnight holiday n F i6 m a i in I»O i the offensive and defensive Milwsukee, WIs. — With sopho- Permanent Pasltiea pany also asks permission to City controller and tbe Board of Your lawyer will advise yoii Snd nmr • STATi THIAfU igUOiaiR Incorporated Bava hssn baaasd hsrs for dnee by one minute the initial Finance. FS3 mum •mn, itAwqmm..coa*a. Opon From 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. Evitry DoV platoons, lad all collegiate acorers , meres holding down four first- ■STsral ysars due, Msgr. talking period for 10 through 58 what business form suits in Connecticut during the paat sea- string assignments, Marquette’s CorvaUle, Ore — Slats Gill is in 241 No. Main St. Tel. 5113 DM 1430 • OMffe Nm ISs. VtS aiANogw Phono 24)234 his 23rd season aa head basketbull t^^tb* danger of cent toll calls, as well as the over- i Tbe population of South America your neds. DIAMOND'S iHBt eait J. mStiih st sll « iimiiiSi«i tsew______son as Trinity won seven o f its baaketball team ia expected to suf- coach at Oregon State. calls.tune period for 10 and 15 cent ^ toll Iatferagea 14.7 peraons per aquare ■' ARMY and NAVY ± , eight gS|ncs. ^ ifer from inexperience. ^ f • Ball*. 977 MAIN O'- OFFICE OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Tu e s d a y , De c e m b e r 12,1950 PAGP,

Percy — What do you think of | EsUraatss of ths U. B. dog pop­ tOONERVILLE EOLKS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDA\, DECEMBER 12, 1960 Brown? Did You Know Thiit- ulation run from 15,000,000 to ______BY FONTAINE 8ense And Patrick — He la one o f these 25.000.000. people that pat you on your back * 51 Apartmenta, Plata, N q n s e n s e Amerlca's first handmade press­ THE T e r r i b l e T b m p e r Ep M r »,b a n © AatoaiobilM for Sola Aulomobilaa.Por Sale m O f f w d 18 B tip W m m A—P m m I* i s BooseBoM Gooda Mlousss for Salt 73 bafotp your face and hit you In the Tancmenta 63 ■ye behind your back. - ed glass WSJ made in the early AND THE C h r is t m a s L is t DeCOR6HER MOTOR CELLARB CItBned, aahea and WANTED — Experienced allk Mil. ALBERT HAS MANCHESTER, West Side, ft-, IMO’a at Ospa Cod’s Sandwich OWL SAY! 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. rubbish rsmovsd. Call Milton Ted* preeaer or woinan to learn allk 8 ROOMS OF 8UGHTLY TWO FURNISHED rooms with room colonial, 3 year* old, tile' Teachtr U going to have a tough factory. SEDAN—Model 76. hydra- SALES, Inc. ford, 170 Hilliard atreet. Phone 2 USED FURNITURE kitchen privileges. Call at 4:30 kitchen and bath, storm heat oil, Thaaa days there are a great pressing. Manchester Cleaners. time with a a m ^ child of Now many unconfirmed reports. matic. radio and heater, SAYS: “ It wouldn’t be a had 1200. 7254. 93 Wells street. AND APPUANUB8 8841. storm windows ana screens, fibre­ Zealand, who seems to have a keen ’The simple tools used by Amer- Which la practically new, and has glass iiuulatlon, one-car garage, sense of hearing ^and a logical Icah craftsmen to blow glase to­ AdvertuemenU black. idea to improve your personal just-been RETURNED to US from NEW FOUR room apartment, Wife—Why don’t you put the eat transiwrtation right about amesite drive, lot 60 x 175. Con little mind. The chUd olao loves day—a slender hollow tube, wooden 1948 STUDEBAKER CHAM­ HonachoM Serview Help Wanted— Male 86 a Model Home. This merchandise heated. Coventry. 1,000 ft. east venieilt neighborhood. Immedlau flowers and knows their names. In out as I told you? paddUa a uallper—are the same PION 2-DR. SEDAN—Ra­ now, worth your while I'll Offered 18A was used for demonstration pur­ of Hayloft. Call Hartford 7-3659. Absent-minded professor—I put if, OISHVl^SHER Wanted. occupsuicy. For further informa an assay on gardens, the youngster as those ii-sed for centuries by for­ Lost M i roM i poses only. cut cleanly through absurdities of something out. Ye goda! It mua^ dio, heater, overdrive. hot.” CORNICES and valance boards. woVk/^Good pay. Apply tlon call All e Clampet Agency eign workmen. EASY FRIENDLY THREE ROOM furnished apart­ English spelling. have been the baby! / XjO'ST— piece to hearing aid Custom built, choice of designs. Vaughan, Arthur Drug. 2-4543, Mr. Mitten #930, Mra 1947 STUDEBAKER CIIAM- TODAYS SPECIALS— TERMS ARRANGED ment, Rockville, 1st floor, central. “I have a garden," ha wrote. "I OB Ctonnecricut bua. Finder call ^PION 4-DR. SEDAN—Ra­ Phone 2-3524 from 0 a. m. to 9 And ril hold It In the warehouse Private entrance. Single person Frances Wagner 2-0028. Induatrialiata are sal^ to be em­ A small orchid flourishes In M57. Reward. FOR IMMEDIATE p. m. . WANTED—Young man to learn have poleanfua and anodropa and Maine. dio, heater, hillholder, over­ until you want It at no extra eost. or middle-aged couple preferred. BRICK HOME, 4 roams, oil burner, dafudlls and vilets and lllys and ploying older men than they used I DELIVERY linoleum and tile work. Steady to. Tile Ford plant at Dearborn l a s t —Lady’a blilfoM, containing FOR INFORMATION Christians. References required. automatic h'.>t water beater, good popys. And now I will toll you drive. ONE—1051 NEW WILLYS WEAVING ol Bums, moth holes work and good wages. Apply In has 45 per cent of employes over Yangku, China, has a leaning : money and driver’s license, vicin­ AND DETAILS Box RH. Herald. condition, trees, w hits picket fence about Mumya garden. Ferstofall 1942 STUDEBAKER CHAM­ 6 CYL. STATION WAGON and torn clothing, hosiery run*, person: Hall Linoleum Co.. 32 Oak Phone Wnterbtiry 4-3144, 40, 27 per cent are over 50, and pagoda dating from the Sung Dy- * ity Silver Lane and Congress handbags repai.-ed, sipper ra- street. AVAILABLE Now. Six rooms, to new Broad street school, stores ■he has grany boneta and popys, PION 4-DR.—^ new fire.<<. Till' Inrge.sl selling station wag- Mr. Albert » and bus; luimediae occupancy roaoea, cumellaa, rodaadanm and there are hundreds of men 70 and SH0PPtN9PAYS nasty of 960-1360. atreet. Finder caU «223. Reward, placement, umurelias repaired, middle-aged couple. Box U, Her­ 80. And the Ford Motor Company 1941 FORD 2-DR. SE D A N - In the world. OLD RED Tin Barr., 706 North Manchester 3683, Agent. , bloo bells, fresaa, forgatmanota and men's shirt collars reversed and ald. doea not employ inefflclents. 7IU m isnuAs ’The National Geographic Society LOST—Lady's pink gold Boulova ONK— 1051 NEW WILLYS replaced. Marlow'a Little Mending EXPERIENCED Main street, buys and sells good lily of the valy.” watch on Main street, Thursday. 8126 down. MANCHESTER GREEN. Charp'-' Nice garden, nice apelMng. ■ays the first jury trial in Anglo- .lEEP AND SNOW PLOW Shop. used furnU_rr and antiques, Parson—Do you know where Saxon America reeulted in Capt.’ CaU 2-2856. Reward. 19.38 CHEV. 2-DR. — Radio, JIG BORER OPERATOR Frank Denette. Phone '.’-3376. Business lAications Ing six room Cape Cod. Shed dor*, — The Philadelphia Evening Full top. oversize tires, heater, mer, lavatuiy down, full bathroom bad little girls go? Did you know that almost ona- John Smith’s collecting 300 pminde heater. $125 full price. draw bar An iinljeatable unit MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. BuUtUn IjOST—Gold bracelet with blue THE PURDY FERRIS CO. For Kent 64 up. Dining room, living room ’Taosie—Of course I do! fourth of all psdeatrtan deaths for elander In 1607. j poiinil for pound Re-upholstcring. draperies, slip ONE USED Norge refrigerator. ■tones. Sentimental value. Re­ 1947 INTERNATIONAL ' pleasai)t kitchen, three bedrooms Parson — Where do they go? occur during one-alxteenth of tha covers 48 PumeU Place. Call 2- Good running condition. $55. Wat­ STORE FOR Rent at 216 Spruce Bud—^Wbat modal la his car? ward. Finder call 2-3795. TON PICKUP—Low mile­ ONE— 1051 NEW WILLYS HILLIARD STREET fireplace, basement garage, side Tessie—’They go down to the year, between 5 and 8 p.m’. in the A comet’s tail Is away from the ^ 0521. Open evenlnga. kins Brothers. 935 Main street. street. Inquire Diana's Soda Shop. —It’s age, very clean. 24 months 1 TON tW.D. PICKUP porch. Love'y >i«acrc landscaped Tim not a model; It's a railroad station to see the travel­ six months of October through sun and thus may be traveling Phone 8393. hoiTlbla axampla. ing aalaaman come In. March? »6Ar$0WM 9A9m to pay. TRUCK FLOOR i-RUBLEMS solved with VETERANS—There la etill Ume 'fJOUR BURNER electric range. In lot. On bus fine, nCa schtool and ahead of the eomet. I A bnitr for work tn nil wrath^r linoleum, aspnait tile counter. Ex­ to take, advantage of your G.l I'ood running condition. Phone OFFICE IN Orford building. Real stores -'or appointment to see.' WANTED—Ride to Pratt > Whit­ CHORCHES MOTOR . -----, I g o t furatshed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ new tires. In excellent condition SALES, Inc. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys I 1 THIKMa HE VOAiSlQHOUVO $795. Call .5^93 before 6 p m. or range. Excellent condition. Rea­ business section. Suitable for Agency. Tel. 3683. T' 00/ tor. Phone 4267. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 cleaned and repaired. 26 years ex­ Dogs— Rird9*—Pets 41 4503 after 6. perience. Free estimates. Call sonable. 2-4066. beauty parlor, or offices. Apply Manche.xter THOROUGHBRED Pointer pup Backer, 36 Oak street. t h r e e m il e s from Center—5- Howley, Manchester 5361. WINDOW SHADES. Meosurtd. room home, all o.'i one floor, HIM I A « t 4>M»bllaa Salt 4 DON'T GRAB the first us«>d car 1937 DODGE pan- ' truck. Good pies, reasonable. Tel. Rockvllla you see! Sure new car production 1872J2. made ai\d Installea. 10 colors and nestled on side of hill with 2 acres mechanical condition. Full price qualities In stock. Keith Furniture of land. Fireplace, oil heat, base­ DEPENDABLE USED CARS has been slashed, prices on same $100. Call 8218. H ealin g— Plum bing 17 Wanted to Rent 68 AT raised and now the talk Is of less CANARIES — Females $2 up, Phone 4159. ment garage, outdoor terrace and l o w e r p r ic e s chrome atid only 4 tires, but that UIL BURNER service and repairs. Guaranteed singers, $10 up. Cages WANTED—Married couple will fireplace. Shown by appointment. 1940 INTERNATIONAL 'i-ton 5',» CUBIC Foot Servel gas refrtg- 1949 FORD CUSTOM 4-DR. doesn't mean you can't buy a pick-up. -jood condition. $325. 81 Ml makes oil burners and furn­ and breeder's supplies. If it la small child wojid llkv 3 or 4 un* EK’a Tyler, agebt. Manchester 2* erator. Bxceibnt condition, $50. furnished rooms, $30 to $35 a 4469. 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN good used car. Don't rush, shop Oakland street. Phone 2-4093. ace*. Elsrl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. for birds, we have It. Porterfield's, f i y " 1949 FORD CONV. COUPE at leisure at, Douglas Motor 68 Spruce. Phone 2-9520. Tel. Manchester 5322; ■’ month. Phone 8719^ 1947 FORD SEDAN Sales, 333 Main street. 19.50 FORD tudor eedan, heater, SCALDED While showering If BOLTON —Route 44. Unusual 12- children turn on cold water? Pre­ DOGS Washed and groomed. See COLDSPOT Refrigerator 1941. 6 URGENTLY .Needed. 4 room rent, year-old qiiarry stone hous<^ 6 1947 PLYMOUTH'hEDAN seat covers. Less than 6..500 miles. cu. ft. In good condition. Phone 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE Exceptional value. Call 2-3375. vent burning with replplng, by us for pet supplies, and fresh by two adults,- both working. rooms, bath and sunporch oft 1st USED CARS 4056. Best of references. Phone 2-1668 T H A T ^ 1946 OLOSM9BILB SEDAN Tom Dawkins, master plumber. frozen borsemeat, 16c lb. Call floor, fireplace; 3 cottages with ssAtcaa IT ALLEY OOP In Reverse Gear BT V. T. BAM Uir: 1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN Just Traded In On New Dodge 1941 CHEVROLET 2 door, new Phone 2-9669. Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273. after 4 p. m. income $51 monthly Large front­ and Plymouth Cars GENERAL Electric washcE. Used OPBICIAI..r VaRJriRTaanu.MORBTHAN A rss T a n a 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN motor, lo.-w than 4.000 miles. Com­ 6 months.. Like ne.w. Am getting age. Come/ plot, approximately pletely new front end. New radia­ EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat­ PUPPIES. Red Cocker*. $25; Bos­ MtLUON Mttas out; BUT IT'S HI 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN 1949 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE automatic. Call 2-3258 after 4 p. 4 OR 5 ROOMS unfurnished. Call 1 acre. $14,j00, terms. Suburban WE 8]ARiWpacaLERATlM«i VS7 PACKARD SEDAN tor, battery, etc. Douglas Moto ing. Plugged drains machine ton Terriers, cross breeds. Collie BTAND BY AORTHB njP...Wt'M SLOW OUR —Black. Fully ' equipped— m. Manchester 3994 after 5 p. m, Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins $1,500 Sales, 333 Main street. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 and Boxer pups. Zimmerman street. Tel. f216. • 0 «N « TO CHANBB BND6t BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Oakland street Phone 6497. Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287. 1B6 Center St. Phone 2-4545 1947 MERCURY SEDAN — Ever­ GET YOUR all metal Alb-Way WANTED to rent, garage or shed, glade green. Radio, heater, Sanltlzor today. Absolultely no vicinity of Orford Village, if Open Eveaings T il 10 Mntorcycleft— Bicycles 11 PLUMBING And Heating, special­ CANARIES For Sale. Yorkshire WantHi— Real Kstatc 77 Snnait atreet. Phone 5706. spotlight, fog lights, back up izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ and Norwich, $3 up. Inquire 62 container or bag to empty. E-Z possible. Tel. 6321. lights, slip covers, wonderful terms. Your local dealer. Mr. BOY'S COLUMBIA bicycle 26" per water piping, new construc­ Pleasant street. Tel. 7688. SELLING? Now U the time. Let condition. Priced at $1,095. Aronson. Phone 4910 after 6 p. m. SEE THE NEW DODGE Excellent condition. $25. CaU 7559 tion, estimates given, time pay­ us appraise your home today. No for demonstration at anytime. Houses for Sale 72 JOB RATED TRUCK 1948 DODGE TUDOR—Blue. Ex­ after 5 p. m. ments arra.iged. Edward Johnson COLLIE!% A.K.C. pedigreed. Pre­ cost or obligation Involved. Ws a t ' W " * . ceptionally good car—$1,646. This ad .worth $13.^9 in - extra WITH FLUID DRIVE Pbone 6979 or 5044. holiday Special. Sabita, Btuea, QUALITY lb featured in this 6 buy andligH Alice Clampet Ageiu 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN TWO TRICYCLES, in excellent Tris. Beautiful temperament, $25 equipment for old'CttaUff* condition, foi age 5 and 9. Phone room Cape Cod bull* for present cy, 843 ilali. street. Phone 2-454^. 3msTiasusYicaiwcTa.iwva**r«.l —Dark blue, radio and heat­ PLUMBING and Heating, special­ up. Sunset View Kennels, 509 owner. In addition to its fireplace, ■aa Lloyd Hevenor, he will be er. Tires like new, low mile­ 6761 evenings af er 7. izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ WIDE SELECTIO 4 of doll car- Keeney street. Telephone 3376. dining room, full insulation, large WANTED— Residential properties; “ I loet my mother— but I found a tricycle I like!” (lad to quote you prices and trade age. Price $1,045. per water pipes, water mains, riages and strollers. Small elec 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. iBsanwees. You can trade your trical appliances including com lot and nice neighbors, there, are 1937 DODGE SEDAN—Priced for BOY'S FULL size bicycle. Balloon electric sewer cleaner for plugged Competent, confidential service. tar for-a new truck, alao new or Poultry and Sopplies 43 blnation steam irons, portabl^M d many other extra features. Down SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH a quick deal, $195. See this tires. Pbone 7589. sewer. Time payments arranged. payment to veteran $2,650; to Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 c a h R i v a l BY DICK TURNER •led 6ar. car. Don't miss. table model radios. ExcellcflHor Vincent Marcin, 305 North Main ORDERS TAKEN for Christmas non-veteran $3,850. For appoint Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8215. FRECKI.e s a n d h is FRIENDS Conservative? BOY'S Columbia bicycle. 26". Like street. Tel. 4848. Xmas giving. Chambers ^ m it- BY MERRILL C. BL08SBB - I Just call or stop In. Get our deal AS IS SPECIALS new, $35. Inquire 49 Ridgewood turkeys. Very cleanly picked and ture, at the Green. Open 9 to 5 - ment call Douglas Blanchard, BUY, SELL, oi exchange through "I'D l ik e Tb s e e ^ EMOAGE-^OH.YES-’ mmm/ WOiaONT ’ (trst. We can save you money on wrapped. Elxtra large turkeys at 7:30 to 9. Real Elstate Service, 5447. jwur eost per mile. 1937 DODGE—$195 si reel. this office. Howard R. Hastings, LOOKS 'iDUUKa^ 1937 PLYMOUTH—$100 ivtoving— I'm cklng—> reduced prices. Please call 7733 Real Estate Specialist Phone 2- OKAY/ , BUT THE after 5 p. m. FRAME Holne. 4 rooms, newly , EMOABEMeMT We are ready to help you with 1937 FORD—$100 Htnraga 20 1107. Wanted Autoa— TWO-PIECE living room set. Cus­ decorated, oil burner, automatic J. AND \A«?pe4& F«ur tmnsportation problems at ilAPONEHTE chickens. Fresh tom built. Phone 8825. hot -water, very large lot witli WANTED—House; to sell. Cus­ OOMetNAliON? any time. Don’t Miss. Call On Your Mntorcyclefl 12 MANCHESTER t'ackage Delivery lUSi Downtown Dodge and Local light trucking and package killed and irozen turkeys Ready trees; Verplanck school, stores tomers waltlnn for 4-5-6-7 room, and time fo> Christmas. Sebaub's HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs and buses; immediate occupancy; Plymouth Dealer WANTED delivery. Refrigeratora, washers one, two and three family dwell­ Tour Down Town and stova moving a specialty Turkey Farm, 188 Hillstown for sale or for renC Rates rea­ price $7,600. Manchester 3683, ings. Prompt action. Madeline Road. Phone 467' • sonable. Keith Furniture Oa Dodfa and Plymouth Dealer SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. CLEAN USED CARS Phone 2-0752. Agent. Smith. Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. . eM)MTT Phone 4159. aiwZ 634 Center St. Phone 5101 CALL Phil, for moving, light FOWL, 32c lb. live weight. Arnold WANTED—L.-tings for all type, SOLMENE and FLAGG. Inc. TOP PRICES RICHARDSON pipelesa furnace, // oe-ij 634 Center Street Phone 5101 trucking, Specialize in moving. Nelson, 737 Lydall street. Phone ZONED FOR INDUSTRY of houses. We have cash buyers ./aval 1937 BUICK. black, four-door 28” firebox for wood or coal. Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Good service. Good work. 2-9248. 8906. Call Anita White. 8274. sedan. New plugs, new fuel pump, • COLE MO’TORS Guaranteed. Black Iron kitchen 1,100 front ft. on railroad battery almost new. Price $90. 54 Birch street. HIQHE81 CASH prices paid for 4164 oil burning stove. Florence coll siding. Near Wilbur Cross WANTED—Prom private party, Phone 2-1406. Artklea (or Solo 4S 1987 to 1950 used cars. In good THE AUS'HN A. Chambers Co., water heater. Phone 6563. Parkway. Suitable for small 5 or 6 room duplex house In clean- Condition. Douglas Motor 1940 CHEVROLET tudor special local and tong distance moving, Manchester. No agents. Phone 2- Sales. 338 Main street Huniness Services Offered 18 ROYAL AND Snilth-OoTOna port­ tool shop$ truck terminal deluxe. R-idio and heater, nean packing, crating and atorage. able and standarci typewriters. 1801. and good condition. $320. Phone FLOOR PROBLEfiS aolved with Service to all parts ot the U. S Mustrai instruinvnta 53 warehouse, many other uses. 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor, All makes of adding machines QUALIFIED Buyers, anxiously PRISCILLA’S POP Knowa What She’a Doing Radio, heater, slip covers. Beauti­ 3,503. linoleum, a.-phaU tile counter. A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ sold or rented. Repairs on all ford 6-i423. waiting for good homes In good r t 9URE, P R IS C IL L A ! ^ 'yOLTRE JUST ful condition throughout. Better Export wor. .uanship, free esti­ makes. Marlow's. GUITAR—Complete with case. $15 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA KIDDINS VDUrtSELFI PKRSONALLY mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ condition. If you want prompt ac­ WILL ’>OU than $200 below market. Full for quick sale. 87 Walnut street. Realtor tion and personel attention oa price $1,305, $^65 down. See this \ , INDORSED niture. Oak street. Plione 2-1041 BOLTON — Building stona and m a i l TH19 Paintinc— Ptperint 21 flagstone. Also rock d ^ ln g CORNET. Very good tondttion. 875 Main St.~Est, 1921 your property call, Douglai. ■- TO THE real bargain today. Douglas Blanchard, Real Estate Service. USED DE LUNGS Refrigerator aervlce. INTERIOR and exterior painting, and blasting. Bolton Notch iQuxr- Price $35. Can be seen at 67 Oak Phone 5440 or 5938 n o r t k p o l e Motor Sales, 333 Main atreet. Repairs on all makea, conimei]- \ PUKFOR ME* CARS paperhanging, ceillitgs reflnished. ry. Phone 2-U617. Stanley Patnode street, after 6:30 p. m. Home Listings Wanted 5447. CREAM OF THE CROP clal and domestic. Emergency 24- Fully Insured. Exi ert work. Wall­ hour service Phone 2-1797. USED CAR SPECIALS! paper books. Edward R. Price. HIGH CHAIR. Heywood-Wakefleld CHRISTMAS Sale. Bab^ grands, stroller. Good condition. Phone 2* NEW BRICK home nov> ready for 1949 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN Phone 2-10u^ famous makes, including Baldwin. occupancy Hot v ater oil heat, — CHEVROLETS — ALL APPLIANCES serviced and 3846. Chlckcring, Hardman. Rebuilt —Extra clean. 11,950 miles. repaired, burners, refrigerators fireplace, ceramic tile bath, 29 ft. Big saving. OUTSIDE, Inalde painting and and reconditioned. From $595. WANTED ■49 FLEETLINE DELUXE 2-DR. ranges, washers, etc. All work BOY'S Roadmaster bike, year old, riled dormer, garage. Lot 75 a 1947 CHRYSLER TOWN AND paperbanging. bTee astlmatea. guaranteed. Also good selection 130. Five .ooms finished. One Listings, both rural and COUNTRY 4-DR. — Radio, 49 STYLELINE DELUXE '2-DR. guaranteed. Metro Service Co with two carriers, light and horn, of used spinets. Terms. Goss Plano Tel. Manchester 2-0883. Prompt tervlcc. Reasonabla room and second bath ready for urban by which we can bel­ heater. Extra nice. '48 CONVERTIBLE prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette $25. Others at $15 and $20. One Company, 317 Asylum street 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE '47 FLEETTMASTER 2-DR pair girl's tubular skates, size 7, lathing. Henry Escott Agency. ter serve our long list of ANTIQUES ReOnisbed. Repairing Hartford 5-6696. Open Mondays. 266 High street Vv., Tel. 3683. Sole —Radio and heater. Save a '41 4-DR. SEDAN worn twice. 257 Spruce street. Free parking lot next door west. property buyers. done on any furniture. Tlemaan. R c^ o iiin c Agent lot on this one. '40 4-DR. SEDAN (2| 189 South Main street Phone 23 1946 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Com­ GIRL'S Ice skates, size 1, boy's IV Il '39 BUSINESS COUPE 5643. MATTKEISS. Touj old mattreasca Ice skates, size 2, also boy's racer 4-ROOM duplex house. One side JARVIS ; a a *sr. aer. pletely checked. Clean and Wearing Apparel— Fnra 57 furnished, $12,d00. Call owner 2- VIC FLINT A Place To Hide one owner. ■36 2-DR. SEDAN sterilized and remade Uke new. skates, 15", size 1 0 Servel re­ la a v er.eea DOORS OPENED keys fitted, 1433. 1947 STUDEBAKER 2-DR. CaU Jones Furniture and Floor frigerator 6 cubic foot. Call 8835. NICE BLACK kidskio coat. Per REALTY CO. ” Notieo how wilHngly thoy'ro doing tho diahoa? That THfiKBaOM NOMATTaCHOwaavfR A *” ■ RuavANPCieuiaaR o o t o b a n copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Covering. 36 Oak Tel. 2*1041. “ But, Pot! Wo Juet eama from tho gigantic olearanoe CHAMPION — Radio and guns. etc. repaired, skates, feet condition, size 38-40. Price 654 CENTER ST. ghfoa U6 a problem they both want tha car!” %VMAT'A LBFT, nriMWAL HB CANT WIN, z'M ooiN O TO mcoMCAsr a heater. New tires. — LARGE SELECTION — 2 STORM SASH 2' x 5 '2 1 storm bi •taeay’a Baaemant— you wanna gat combat fatigua?” OF THE •\ H.INT. 'iOU K N ^ IT I M tm KAi. ALARM. shears, knives, mowers, etc. put sash 3' X S'2” . Several house win­ $40. Phone 6249 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE!— House st 298 Oak. PHONE 4112 . 1946 CHRYSLER 2-DR. SEDAN Help Wanted— Female 35 EwrrcHB^ —Radio and heater. One own­ 1936’.s — 1950’s In condition fur coming needs dows. One 2 H.P. electric motor, Phone owner 6980. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R, WILLIAMS eaowL, Braithwaite^ 52 Peavl atreet. in A-1 condition. 1 get of rope 68 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE er clean car. Five new tires. $29.95 to $2995.00 WOMAN TO assist with coolfjjig Wanled-’-To Buy and pulleys with 100' rope. Phone 1941 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- and housework over the holidays. .MAD,1Vil6G5f'54e MILKMCM AKe CAHVA66ING DR.—An' extra clean low ELECTRIC TRAINS and acces 4649. cusTOMen.& f o r . o p i m i o n s o p t k c h o o p l & — LONG TERMS — Mrs. E. C. Higgins. 4946. 24" bicycle priced car. series repaired. Phone 6368. WANTED— Boy’s HOT PO T/*^ DO nUBV WAUr TO 80/ THe Many Others ALSCO SPEXltAL Xmas offer for Phone 6939. IDBA, OR STEAL IT ?.«~-Vi|tLL Vt>0 i COMPLETE Repairs on vacuum GIRL FOR clerical work. Apply In this month, to new home owners, FOR LEASE BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. McCLURE AUTO CO. WANTED—41ood used furpltura. S U N A L O N 6 WdITH M e TO T H t D A iR V 30,BlaaeU8t. Phone 7191 cleaners, washing machines, person. 331 Main street. the beat buy in storm sash. All O P F Ices f SOU COULD ASSUME 373 Main St. Tel. 2-9442 motors, small appliances. 100,000 extended alumlnuni. Fully guar­ Any quantity. w « offer you high- LARGE MODERN SERVICE STATION -THt ROLE OP MV — Open Evenings — new parts available. Stuart R. HOUSEWORKER. General clean* anteed. Call 6161. eat pricea. Woodshed Pbone 2- _LPM1VER— VOU 1937 PONTIAC Sedan. Good condi- AND GARAGE. GOOD LOCATION "Hudson Sales and Sonice" Wolcott, A-i Repair, Sales, 180 Ing for one day a week. Call 2- 3154. HAME THACr tlen. -Rawnable. Call 2-3094. Main street Pbone 8587. 3319. Handling MsJoF Brand Gasoline, Tires and Batterk#^ 1946 CHEVROLET, completely PAIR OF Boy’s ice skates. Like ri6RANDdbRy^ MA30R/1’LL Moderate Investment Required • P i ; 5 T LOOKCLAMP A S T O U E PLYMOUTH 1940. Radio, heater overhauled. Must sell, owner go­ RANGE Burners, pot burners and WANTED—Lady as cook-house- new. Size 6H. Cell 2-3080. Keoaa Witboat Board 59 low mUeage, good condition. keeper for family of five. Live O H M V K H 0 9 ing overseas. Phone Hartford 8- heaters cleaneo, serviced and re­ REVEIRE 8 MJI. movie camera. TWO ROOMS for* couple Or two ^ r A SUPREME Phone 2*3025. 1330. paired. Also new range bumara out. Call 2-26p between 5 and 7. CROWN PETROLEij^t COUP. r Excellent ccndltion. Call 2-3200 gentlemen. Near bath. Qiliett WASH TUBBS Ishly’s Idea Installed. Joaepb Senna. Phone THE HOLIDAYS will soon be after 5. private home. Inquire 226 CXiarter 92 ilvALNUT ST. HARTFORD, CONN. FIRST, W6 BRBAIC XVOU BEa.BAaS 9XPSRTB H N « yM OdO FffMics 7D za 2-0147. over but thj bills and expenses Oak street. I hone 8368 j^tween KNABE SPINET piano. Perfect Phone Hartford 5*2105 ZB SifNSATIONM. ( ALW*N» OIBASRttP OV6R THE \uiocv oiRLaaNoets bbu WINDOW SHADES made to order will still be with us. By working 4 and 9. NBwa OF n u o m o VoRiawAL FOdtnON of nait^ IA FN07D JNBBTH IMRABMa a few hours a day in your neigh­ 'Condition. Priced reasonably. mr Z i WNUa t c MA09 ! IMARiaf ZE HBHr FOaal and installed. Venetian blinds Phone 8247. COMFORTABLE heated’ room for ED SUUJ>'AN'*8 SPECIAL! and curtain rods. 24 hour service. borhood as the Avon representa­ R H a s m a a r m s .-. tive you can relieve this situation. one. Near Main, 78 Birch street. Z iN lAUNCH OUR. Eatimates gladly given. Fagan Phone 2-2783. .. ' ± s i s i i Window Staadw Co., Route 44 at Call Middletown 6-6377 for more INamundp— Watches— ______■ 1 1949 Chevrolet Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. information, or write Mrs. Buck, Jawpiry 48 PLEIASANT Fumish«(^'nM>9 Witb. man, 20 Highland Terrace, Mid­ kitchen privileges. On* block SLIDING CLOSET DOQT^; uiNULBUM - Asphalt Ula wall dletown, Oonn. LEONARD W. TOS*^ 4awelar, re­ Main atreet. Phone 2 -4 4 ^ Cony. Coupe covering. Done by reliable, wall pairs, adjust, watches axperUy. trained men. AU Juba guarantaad. ONE GIRL office, heart o f Hart­ Reaaoaabla prioea. Open dally, Hall Linoleum CD.. 82 Oak street ford. 5 days, 35 hours. Smart, Thursday avanlngs, 129 Spruce ApsrtBianta, Flats, Iwwjr eolor. Badto, heater. The M odem Door Pbone 3*40X3. evening* 6166. consclentloua stenographer. $3A street. Phone I-4M7. Tanasiefits $3 - O t ExeeOeat eoaditton. Contact: Wilson Agency, 54 it*ia. PBTBR W. PANTAJuUK. alaotrleal Church, Hertford. Ksnw->Qhlry THIUCE ROOM S' lit homA n.esr.aasea-v w lag for tight and power. 40 Poatar WOULD YOU be Intereeted In P r a io c ta N Adults only. Pbaoe i ll W.A.PorkCe. NawLondon $1595 otraat. Plwaa 6608. earning 10 or 15 dollars a week In your spare time? If so, write FIRST Ql^ALITY Groan Mountain MODERN, Attractively ddcoratod, Attention Home owners. Emergen \ Manchester Herald, Box P, Man* potatoes. Mealy, cook and testa 4H room apartment, heat, hot R fc o M 9 4 1 4 tIS CiNTEI STItEt., MANCHiSTEI cy roof repairs. Free eattmatea cbefter. Conn., stating name, ad­ good, $1.35 a bushel delivered to water, garage. PwCaponsiblc adult E. Theriault. 3555. dress and phone number. your door. Call Hathaway. 3-1390, cpuple only. Write Box C, Herald.

# \ ■ .\ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19S0 A vm it Dally Nat Praia Ron Tht Wtathtr ;fiRatulf»at»r Ett^nbts IfproUi fkr Urn Weak Ba«as FMMari of P . a. Waadwe 9 m m a, 1959 ’Taday, parhy olMiy. moIi tvu young sons, Gerald and UgtMot acar IS. ^~1Mglrt, fair Tha Mnacbootor Oiom l Soctoty Duane, aepompanted him to J^ ian 10,175 wID nbonroo na uounl tbU ovonlng Honor Award aad aaoti lewaat 96. i t J K b o a t T d w n 2 Local Marines Wounded and are now living In Redlands, •( (fee Aadtt a t 7:40 nt tho Sooood Congrogn- calif. He also leavea two sisters, tlonal eburch’. Thin will bo the Inst Mrs. Alice Oaudlsin of New Brit-, DOUBLE Green Stainps gfUcAH ar- - A CUy o f VlUago Chmrm rohonnol unW nftor tho boUdnya. For Gallantry aln and Miss Dorothy Steinberg, • t l» , tiM a •dTBBiitago mM t)M In Big Battle in Korea an em^oyee of H m Heral«V H dungo ten Hnnebontor Gmngo nnnouncoa n Captain Steinberg was bom in GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ALL (ClaaoUled Advartlriag aa Paga I t ) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1950 THIRTY.TWO PAGES->(IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CENTS ~ Chrtatnina party for the children VOL. LXX, NO. «2 (3roup A. OMter Silver Star to Go to Manchester oiL,A|>gust 6, 1012, - ■ - - «a ____I chuieh. In tlm Fnd- of Omngo membera, Wedneaday Two local Marinea have notified f the(_ a.1.. Korean a..aa.^_ fighting, nm..^ Albert n#»l#4aaa»ai aaid was educated ~ui local schools and . room lUrUnc nt S:80 to> evening, December 20, nt 0:30 their parents by mall that they in his letter. The three Bolducs Widow of Capt. Stein- was employed as a route salesman DAY WEDNESDAY o'clock. Pnrenta nro aa|ced to call have been in Korea since August. m m a m aftmooa. WbMlitr rac* have been , wounded in the recent bCrgf Killed in Korea by Arthur R. Wilkie, local milk I M aN tsrpad or hniidwrttton Mm. WUUnm BelmoroT 46 Lyneaa Albert and William have see dealer, until he entered aervloo la Marshall Plan ‘Waan’t Me’ Rummel Death C^ts Hot Letter GOP Backs S lM an a fewnco, uiyom taUr- atroat or Mra. Bnrl Hutchlna, 88 heavy fighting in Korea, it was action at Beoul, Hamhung and the The Department of Defense In 1938 and was with the 84th Infan­ «Ud In lavtUd to bring them I Broad atreet. aa aoon aa poaalble, learned today. Chongjin Rsaervolr. Donald has try in Korea. In 1944 he was 60,000 Allied Troops : erltb I giving the age of the children and alone aad nnehnngo thorn The wounded are Pfc. Albert H. participated in the fighting at Washington, D i C., has announced moted to the rank of lieutenant For Practical Electrical Aid to Britain Launches Wide ' Plan to Build iHeode while enjoying tea and their namea ao that arrangemenU Bolduc, aon of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Wonson, Seoul, Chongjin and Ham that the Silver Star for gallantry while stationed a t Fort McClellan, by the hoapltality I may be made for the program. hung, and was wounded on the J. Bolduc of 30 Ford street and in action has been awarded post­ Alabama, and to captain when •ommittea. FYc. Donald N. Bolduc, son of Mr. move to take tho Chongjin Dam, Christmas Gifts Armed Might Anderaon-Shea Auxiliary will humously to Captain Ernest W. transferred overseas. After World Is Terminated! Gaming Probe and Mra. Florian J. Bolduc of 31H according to his letter. Donald was War II he was stationed with the taken off the field once before be­ Steinberg who was killed in ac­ Rnomit Oino Bchiavetti, aon of|*i^ f w Charter Oak street. The men, tion in Korea on September 3. Occupational Forces in Germany Speed Evacuation as Aihji ifff«. KmiUo Bchlsvsttl of I n ln j oi30 ot tho V. K. W. hoiri6 who are cousins, wrote from hos­ cause of fro u n hands, he said. ? » recenUv w it with a Chriatmaa Captain Steinberg was the son of and his family joined him there,' We Suggest Move Baaed on English Two Sheriff’s Officers Assttre Truman of Sup­ 8075 HUjiyd ati^ w^uy Department Preaident Mra. pitals In Japan. Although there have been report­ later going to Japan. edly 10 Red casualties for every Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Steinberg Albert was wounded In the back of 70 Benton street. He was the Reeovery; Officialaj Suspended as Grand port; He Will Speak omgtfovember 27 and Donald was American one in the bitter Korean ji- ia nraMntly on mBinh^r® of h^r stnff oo fighting, a news report yesterday first Manchester man to meet Clerks a t the F . W. Woolworth Into Alle- To U. S. by Radio-TV hit'In the back and hand by shrap­ death in the present conflict. store on Main atreet will have Stress U. S. to Extend Jury Digs t o ^ c taSntog gueot* Ch'W Welfare Chairmen nel from a bursting mortar shell stated that Marine casualties in GI’s Hurl Back Reds Renlacement Captain Steinberg's wife, the their annual Christmas party this Friday at 1 0 :3 0 p. ni. Mra. Margaret Brown remlnda the on November 28. "The local men the northeast "trap” will be among G. E. More Aid If Needed ' ’gations of Protection v S : tnember.^^^ bring fifty-cent toy. former Juanita Taylor, and her evening at Murphy’s restaurant. are serving with the First and tho heaviest of any battle in 2?^ “f 5 SSSeatM to be aent to children at the Tol- Marine Corps history. Los Angeles, Dec. 18—OP)— The Washington, Dec. IS—)/P) — Re­ •n'^lland County home in Vernon and Seventh Marine Divisions, respec­ Waahlngton, Dec. 13— (/P)—^Tha Ounce of Prevention Hnngnam Docks Scene tively, and participated in the For the benefit of any friends United Statea today cut off all shotgun blast that killed Attor­ publican Oongresslonal leaders Yugo Aid Bill fighting through the bloody “trap” who wish to writs to him, Albert’s ney Sam Rummel, “mouthpiece” gave President Truman their full Worth Pound of Bulbs Of Feverish Bustle; in northeast Korea, address la: Pfc. Albert H. Bolduc, MarohaU Plan Aid to Great Electrical Housewares for "underworld characters, today support today for a swift build up Highlands, N. J.. Dec. 13.— Men and Equipment Both men enlisted in the Marinas 1D74262 U. 8. M. C., Osaka Army Britain, effective January 1 Through error in the church promises to blow the lid off pro­ of armed strength anu said they Hits Surprise (47 Who said adults never r The Lucy Spencer group of the news Saturday, the annual Broth­ on August 8, 1048, along with Hospital, A. P. O. 1007, care of William C. Footer, the Marahall Rushed Onto Trans­ Second Congregational Women'a Albert’s brother, Pfc. William F. P. M„ San Francieco, Calif. tected gambling In Loe Angeles.\ agree "a dangerous emergency learn? erhood supper tonight at Emanual DOUBLE Flan Adminlatrator, aaid Britain’a Last year kids stripped the Donald's address was not avail­ ports to Beat Pos­ League will have an all-day work Lutheran church was glwn aa Bolduc. William is also wdUi the economic comeback in the paat Two aherlff’e officers. Vice exists." Snag ill House First Division and has been fight­ able today but will bo published G. E. TOASTERS Squad Sgt. Lawrence Schaffer borough's three CThrlstmas aaaalon toifiorrow a t the church, eight o’clock. It should have read Their views were set out In a when two qullta will be tied. A ing with his brother throughout when received. year ia the reaaon. and Capt. Carl H. Pearson, former trees of all their bulbs within sible Break • Through 8:!10. It wdll be the annual ladles’ statement after a White House Sot meal will be aerved ’at npon. night, and the guest speaker will GREEN STAMPS Since the recovery program head of the squad, are under sus­ two d) ys. By Foe at Defense atartad in April of 1048, Britain pension. conference of CJongresslonal lead- Congresfiineii Label It This year there'll be one tree be Rev. Erich O. Brandt, the new Pariahioners of Emanuel Luth­ The Infant Jesus of Prague ITio regular meeting of the pastor of Concordia Lutheran $22.95 baa been allotted a total of $2,- The County Grand Jury is. dig­ era of both parties. — on top of the two-atory Bor­ Perimeter; Planes Aid eran church who were bom in Mothers’ Circle will meet tomor­ Given With Cash Safes AU Day “A|i|iea»einevl’’ ; Ail- ough hall. Ladiea Aid of the Emanuel Luth­ church. 604,300,000. ging again into the case of the The meeting followed an an­ Sweden, or of Swedish decent, fill­ row evening at eight o’clock with With G. E. excluHive feature of nouncement that i r. Tr\iman will eran church wilt be held Thuraday First Nation to Step Out Guarantee Finance O)., an alleg­ Rep. F . Edward Hebert (above) ministratioil l^eaders Tokyo, Dec. 13.— — afternoon at twb o’clock at the Malcolm T. Segar, aon of Mr. ed the vestry of the church last Mrs. Kathleen Rivard of Bremen WEDNESDAY either 'pop-up o r keep warm. The program, named for Gen. edly protected 36,000,000 a year (D . La.), a state’s tighter and make a radio address to the church. Following a abort buaineaa and Mrs. Stuart G. Segar of 110 night and were delighted with the Road. Members are asked to bring George C. Marahall who proposed front for bookmaklng operations, r.riUo of the administration. Is American people at 10;30 p. m Express Coniiflence Some 60,000 Allied troops meeting and electiim of officcra a Main street, has been promoted to beautiful colored pictures taken Christmas gifts for exchange. it while he was Secretary of State, and what connection Rummel had latest recipient of a *7iot” letter (EST) Friday night on the world were streaming across Hung- by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ander­ Chriatmaa program, conalating of rank of cadet private first class in has had a dual purpose: To help with it, if any. from President Truman. It dealt crisis. It will be broadcast by ail Washington, Dec. 13—(/P)— Russia Rejects nam’s aheil-pocked docks and vocal aind accordlan aoloa by Mra. Otmpany B of the Cadet Corps son of Wellesley Hills, Mass., on a The Walther League of Zion laouHful Appllqiwd with what the president railed a Lutheran church will entertain G. E. RGASTER Europe recover from damages of Eye "Secret Conference” major networks and also will be President Truman's famine relief beaches into evacuation ahips H aiel Anderaon, readlnga by Doris at EtordentowTi Military Institute, tour of Sweden last summer. Mr. World War n and to strengthen Particularly, the police and the new "low” In poUtleo in the recent televised but the White House said Leaguers from Glastonbury, West T aa Atlanta polloemaa, program of Oommunlat Yugo­ Mae Jtdmaon and a Christmas Bordentown, N. J. Anderson made a running com­ friendly nations against the threat Grand Jury want to know why oarapalgn In Utah, Louisiana, Korean Cease today on a fighting pull-out ment on the different scenes Hartford and Lebanon, this eve­ booked aa W. T. Dodd, was ar- the TV stations which will carry by Pastor Olson, will be $39.95 of Communism. Rummel called Pearson and North Carolina, Dllnols and In­ it have not yet been determined. slavia ran up against toe unex­ from northeast Korea. Their iresented. Members are reminded school children from Hoi- flashed on the screen. Both form' ning at 7:30 at Zion church. reated aad charged wtth trano- Schaffer to a secret conference diana. (AP WIrephoto). pected threat of radical revision erly lived In this town and after Floral Towel Sets It roasts, bakes, broils, Tba move to stop all Marshall poiilng m taxed whiekey, M. B . The "Voice of An.erica" will car­ destination wan a top secret. ;o bring twenty-five cent glfU for i^tsr street. Bowers and Robert. Plan aid to the British comes five about Guarantee Finance Sunday ry the speech around thi globe. or poselble defeat in the House Fire Proposal Massed Chinese Red troopi^ the grab bag. Appropriate refresh­ the showing of pictures many fry s and steam s. Cold (Randy) Dodd, traSic oSlcer at today. eon schools will hold their annual weeks after conversations between night, a few hours before the law­ possibly 80,000—preeaed toreatsn- ments will be served by the hos­ greeted them. The Ladles Aid So­ busy Spring and Marietta streets, yer was slain early Monday mom- T aft Is Spokesman Opposition to the 338,(KK),000 I carol sing at Depot Square Thurs­ packing and many other Marahall Plan officiala and the Senator Taft of Ohio, acting as Ingly agalnet the tiny eecap* tess committee. day night st 7 o’clock. It was in­ ciety of the church served sliced STILL TIME appeared wearing a aandwich sign New Truman food aid program scramblevl parly coffee bread, cake and coffee. $ 2.98 set boxed features. British Government Britain ia the avowing his bmooenoe. (AP ing. . spokesman for Republicans who Says U. S.’Rritain Would beachhead 130 miles deep In Oom- correctly announced in an article FOR firM nation to step out of the pro­ Pearson was under subpoena lines: membera of both parties carried in The Herald last night WIrephoto). ____ by the Grand Jury, which opened attended the White House confer­ epoke out against "appeasement" Use Truce to Pre­ munlet territory. St. Christopher’s Mothers'Clrcle Members of SL James’s adult Beautiful floral appliqued Cannon towel m Is, with poppy, del­ gram. American doughboys on the vrill have a potluck dinner tomor­ that the festlm l would be held CHRISTMAS phinium and morning glory, in peach, green, aqua, gold and In an announcement iaaucd at Us probe yesterday. Schaffer Letter Blasts ence, dictated this statement to of Oommunlsm in any form. choir are tirged to be present to- reporters: Although the Senate on Monday pare for New Attack; evacuation dafenoa perimeter row evening at eight o'clock at Wednesday night. flamingo. the ..ame time that British Chan­ took some Guarantee Finance re­ hurled back a Chinese attack mortow evening at 7:80 when an ports from the sheriff’s office to “Wc agreed fully that a danger­ approved 60 to 12 a 380,000,000 the home of Mrs. William Horgan, Important rehearsal will be held PORTRAITS cellor of the Ebcchequer Hugh Oait- Reject Appeal Charges Hypocrisy Wednesday morning in a three- 478 Adams streeL In connection C. Gideon Rice of the Manches­ OTHER APPUQVED TOWEL SETS $1.98 to 98.98 G. E. Alarm Clocks skell was breaking the news to the meeting with Rummel. 5 Campaigns ous emergency exists for the peo­ grant for drought-stricken Yugo­ ter Lumber and Fuel company is a for their Christmas program. The OF YOUR CHILDREN Both Pearson and Schaffer said ple of the United States. We slavia. of which 312.000,000 al­ hour fight. It waa launched by vrith this meeting William Mar­ the Brltlah Houae of Commons, (Thlneee wearing captured Ameri­ tens will show the Christopher’s member of the Board of Directors annual Chriatmaa party will take Don’t Delay Foster aaid: they still aren’t sure whether agreed with the President's gen­ ready has been spent, the relief Lake Success, Dec. 13 — OP) — place Sunday evening at 7:30 in To Join Roman can uniforms. sound fllm, “You Can Save the of the Lumber Dealers’ Assocla. Phone For Appotatment Today MOROAN-IONES Model 7H -190 Order Oaa Be Beatudled Rummel was trying to get, or Says Election Drive* eral program for building up the proposal ran Into a bitter House Russia today rejected an Aaian- World.'' AU members are re- lion of Connecticut. The next St. Jam es's hall. —ine"The suspensionBuapenalon ofoi aidaia underunaer i ~ . ... . e give, information. armed services as rapidly as pos­ dispute of proportions which Arab plan for a Korean ceaoe- U. 8. loth CTorps officers ex­ ANNEORimN caught leaders by surprise. pected hearter blows would oonia. I minded to bring Christmas gifts meeting of the Board of Directors the European Recovery Program f a triF k lld v f I f U l I l Sheriff Eugene Blscallu* sus­ Were “As I a »w as I’ve sible. flra. on toe ground that toe United 'for exchange. will be held tomorrow at the Lawn Daughters of lib erty No. 125, Reg. 1 ^ 9 9 doeadoes not mean that the recovery V litlU RJlA A ./ M. C tA A U pended the officers because they “As to .the proposed declaration Hope For Paseage Wednesday night. They feared ton L. O. L. I., will hold their annual States nnd Britain would use a club in New Haven, at which time Ghlli Photographer NOW . . . of the British economy is complete 1 did not disclose their rendezvous Ever Seen” ; Charge of a national emergency, we did Leaders atlll expressed confi­ Chlneae would try to awarm ta problems which the lumber Indus- Chriatmaa party this evening in ^Dish Tow el Sets $2.98 or that financial resources of the | not feel we were sufficiently ad­ dence It would be spproved in tnice to prepare their forces for for a kill with maaalve attacks be­ Unne Lodge No. 72, Knights of 476 MAIN ST. PRONE 4948 Plus Tax with Rummel until Monday night, a new attack. Pythias. vriU hold iU te^ ar try Is facing today concerning the Orange ball. Mrs. Emma Arm­ sterling area are adequate.” Lutherans Also Attack more than 12 hours after the law­ Spurs Senate Probe vised as to tho legal effect of such some form when the showdown fore toe last American, BUtiab, shortages of various materials will strong and her committee will The United Statea action, Foster a declaration, or the program vote comes by nlghtfsll. A statement by Jacob A. Malik Puerto Rican and South KortaR meeting tomorrow night at eight' * ■ * '■’* yer was killed. dashed the hopes of U. N. dele­ i•'elock in Orange Hall. Officers be discussed. serve refreshments. New Dogma on Bod "Gang Warfaref’—Governor Washington. Dec. 12 — (/P) — that must accompany It. to take Some changes appeared proba­ troops got away. (OonllniMd on Page Fourteen) ble as the House, on this second gates for acceptance pf the IS- J for the ensuing teem win be nom $ X ,98 ® ily Assumption of Gambler Mickey Cohen, often Preaident Truman’s assertion that a final position on that question. nation peace plan by toe Chinese "Flghttag Last Oa«M” ; taiated a t this meeting. Rcfreeh- represented by Rummel, took a “If tlm declaration la legally day of debate, got down to consid­ election campaigns in five states Communists, who adhere closely Army Sgt. George Burdick of [ meats wiQ be esrved following the HALE'S Smart cellophaned put-up of 6 long wearing, abaorbent Morgan- Other Electric Alarms up to $7.95 temporary back seat aa the rami­ necessary to advance the develop­ ering amendments. L ak ep ^ ,' Oslif., summed up the Mary Into Heaven were "as low as I've ever seen" to Soviet policy. )SMSting. ____ \ Jonea dish towela. Ptus Tax fied investigation proceeded. ment of our armed strength, we One of the principal proposals, Malik insisted there can be no mood M weary troops: "We w ut Gov. Earl Warren In Sacramen­ quickened investigations underway would be for it.” to be offered oy a group of Ile- Senators Hit Hartford, Dec. 13—(4^—A eon- peace in Korea until ail U. N. to get toe hell out of here. . We ■' n a Chriatmaa party of the Headquarters to said the Rummel killing "be­ today by the Senate Campaign Taft said the statement had toe publlcana, would make the 336,* troops are withdrawn. werea’t exactly >beak .'!VVe* eeaea. XT’fil A vitindx ference of Lutheran churches, approval of other Senate and 000,000 a loan to Marshal Tito'a ICbamopoHtan club win bb hold, a t ■•autifHl Multi-Color or Solid Color smirches the nanie of our state Committee. Oille Attacked Rede luat fighting a lost oauee agxtnst .Canter dinreh house F rid » aftor* r o R G. E. Kitchen Wall Clocks V U IC IIU IIC i IC d here, has said "no” to the again.” He called It "ju st another too damned many Chlneae.” Chairman Gillette (D-lowa) told (Conllnned on Pago Two) "My delegation objects to and Bean a t two o’clock. ChriMlne Invitation of Pope Plus XII that outcropping of gang warfare reporter inquiries already have (Contimied on Page Two) will vote sgslnst the draft reso­ The evacuation began two day« Ramsey Lyman win entertain $4.50 to $6.95 A I vwri A 1 1 * .• they rejoin the Roman Catholic which springs from figtoing over been made in Utah and North lution before toe committee," ago under military aeqrecy. It WSa brith original sketches and mono- Chenille Plus Tax Ask W hy He Asked Anti* church, and haa aharply crlttclxed the spoils of tho underwfrld.” Carolina, two states mentlonad by MaMk aaid. "Wc will object to lagusa. Refreshments will be Police Chief WllllanI Parker lire *^,ireer4ent 4n a Dec. 7 letter the adoption ol any resolution (Ueattnxed oa Page Two) 'aorved by the hospitality eommit- W ee CuU Without Re* visited the Grand Jury ffesterday. made publie iaat night by Rap. which has Implirtt In it toe matn- iae. Mra. Dqyld M. Caldwell, chair- ' ‘The Latheran -poritlon was out On emerging he said: ”I wanted Herbert. (D-La). SolonsGry. “Perjury tenttic* of fotolgn troops in loan. Barii member may bring ^ ^ lengthy atato- to know if'some of the pwple wo The Ibwa Senator said tost Korda.” • guest Mrs. W. A. Greaves win Bath Mat Sets G. E. Waffle Iron Coibbination want to question in the Rummel i ment adopted by the Southern New Louisiana. Illinois and Indiana— Malik spoke after Clille's Her- Would Enlist Be hostess. BaDstbit Ebigland (Conference of the Luth­ murder are to be wltneaaea before toe other states the president cited nan Santa Crut had delivered a $16.95 and $21.95 the jury In the Guarantee case.” In Rosenberg Probe vigorous attack on Russia, charg­ WaahhMitBiL Dm . 1L—(F) eran Church - Mlasouri Synod. —are being covered in a nation­ OBTaranwt price control About 80 churches In Connecticut "What We Want to Prove” wide survey by the Committee of ing toe whole Korean crisis stem­ Germans, Japs $ 3.98 set akiefB met wlUi auto Industry and parts of Massachusetts and The jury foreman, Carey 8. Campaign Costs and Clrculatldn med . from tho Kremlin. Sant^ oBIclals today amid predle- Rhode Island comprise the cou HIU, told reporters: "Of all of "Defamatory" Literature. G nu supported the cease-fire pro­ Made by Morgan-Jonea. fine quality bath mat acta in white, blue, things! Imagine Capt. Pearson, a Say Witnesses Flatly | K e n U e d v H i t S posal. G. E. Triple Whip Mixers $39.95 ttona that price oelUnga might ference. Hebert Is Stunned Solon Says U. S. Armed ^ roae, green, peach, gold and grey. eoon be slapped on automo- A conference spokesman, the public official, visiting the attor­ Contradicted De Solasj ^ n i* French Delegate Jean C!hauvel Rev. Richard E. Pera, Pastor of ney for all the gangsters on the Hebert, a frequent critic of Ad­ also barked the resolution. OTHER BATH MAT SETS $2.20 to $8.08 Mles. ministration policies, had written Forces Should Be Rangea, Refrigeratora ladustry represeatattvea Testimony About Pres- j t OPCIgU r OllCy Israel's Foreign Minister, Moahe (Oonttaned on Page Fifteen) (OMriaoed oa Pago Two) the President suggesting Mr. Tru­ Sharett, expressed hope the ceaoe- Open to Such Recrnito Sunbowl Heaters $7.95 and $9.95 told repertere to advance of man set aside a Sunday before the cloMd door aeeelea they ence at Red Meetings flrs plan would be adopted later Waahera and AE C!hristmas and call on the people t^ay. He suggested that once the felt oertoto the Boonomle Dallas, Dee. 14 — > Wires cape Controls; Some aa low aa I've ever seen and I ’ve vance they understood the two Amerlca'a foreign policy also asm name two other delegates to GNSON Reg. Irons, 4^ lbs. $ 9 .9 5 (CoBtlnaed ea Page Slatoaa) today threatened death to all Oeri'' been in this game since 1006.” former F B I men would testify they has “aolifled C^ommunlam,” reduc­ serve with him (Entezami aa a conunittee to try to arrange the Meats, Rice Are Up mans convicted of collaborating Hebert wrote Mr. Tniman In rer had probed toe Rosenberg charges ed our econon 'c strength, failed to WEDNESDAYS Burglary suapect wti« ”ooa-| with toe military policies of the ply that he was "stunned,” and he and found they resulted from mis­ cease-fire aa the first step for a Lightweight Irons ■ox slaying oT co-«d Caro __ provide a strong hemlapheric de­ Korean truce. Washington, Dec. 13—(>P)—The Western Powers. added; taken identity. fense and is ''politically and moral­ WHIRLWIND lyn Drown had nothing to do with! items in the famUy The Parliament unanlmoualy ap­ "Political Distemper” The United States and Britain Mra. Rosenberg already haa Ufid ly a bankrupt policy,' 'Kennedy as­ Army Asks $10.95 and $12.95 her death, oay Michigan State Po-1 food market basket appeared like- proved, on Ita first reading, a law "It Is indeed exceedingly re­ have gone on record aupportlng it. Senators that under oath. She serted. fo r Christ From Now Until Christmas lice .... With lution lathers an d n y today to escape government designed to strike terror among grettable that you failed to grasp denied any aaaoclatlon or aympSthy Entezam has given no public contractors stalemated on waMr price controls for some time to toe West Germans now being aak- toe real purpose and Intent of my for Communism or Communist or­ "Stop Wasting Reeouroes” indication who hia choice of co- More Draftees negatiatlona, buUding Induqtfy come. to jbln Western Bhirope'a com­ suggestion,, but it Is even more ganisations. Kennedy told the University of negotiators would be. m mon defense. The legUIation will Virginia Law School Foruiq that Ruasia’a Jacob A. Malik was the leama in Hartford th at $3 bour With the exception of some regrettable that you saw fit to Only wdtness knowm to have la target for next pay raUe round meats, rice, and cottonseed oil, go'lnto effect after a second read­ gratuitously inject political dis­ toe United States should get out only one to argue against giving ing Saturday. mude direct charges against Mra. the Asla-Arab proposal priority increases Call for Jan­ .... British government announces 7*rm prices of food cmmoditiea temper in your reply.” Rosenberg is Ralph De Sola, who of Korea and any other place in The law listed six classes of Mr. Tifliman’f remarks about Asia where we cannot hope to hold in the committee, but hia argu­ uary and February “offenoes against peace,” punish­ toe level of toe campaigns In toe aaid he was a Communist from ment was not considered a final BOTH THESE 3TORES WILL GIVE 1034 to 1037 and saw her at party our defense. In addition, ha said, able by deato If committed "on five states led Senator CJapehart, we should atop wasting our re­ indication of opposition to the By Seventy-Eight P* C- direct order from states which fol­ RepuMican re-elected In Indiana, meetinga in New York city. plan. yards directly b^rta our effect on holding down low a warmongering or aggressive sources In an attempt to hold either toe CToe or Rhine river lines Delay on Soviet Plan Washington, Dec. 14—(47—Tba war effort in Korea during food prices. In most cases, the policy,” (Oentlsaed om Fsge Tea) The Soviet Union has alao pro­ (OeqUwsa M PNN Two) . in Europe. mlllUry, racing to rearm egxlnst Pyrex and Revereware critical time for nation. .... Ap-[ ceilings would be above ouirent The United States, Britain and posed that the committee adopt toe Russian menace and counting proxlmately 2,806 trucking com- market prlcea ao far as farm pro- France were ’put In tola category. In Koto*. Kennedy said. *wa are Its truce plan, which demands fighting toe fourth greatest war growing casualties In Korea, Is DOUBLE poay workers in Connecticut, in- duets are conoamed. They were accused of trying to withdrawal of aU*‘‘foreign troops” calling for more draftees — aad eluding 1.800 In Nv- Haven area. Report lasued Nov. SO "entangle toe German people in a in our history. What have we in —U. N. /sreea—from Korea. The In A Fine Choice Of Items For Gifts murderous civil srar.” return for this effort? Friends? faster. are given "two step,” l7-centa-an- The tow says ceilings on farm committee haa delayed debating A new draft call, aupplementiag Four Rrightly Colored Plastic Serving Bowb hour wages Increase .. Approxi- products piuat not be below parity All Germono. even If they live We have far fewer friends than we toe Soviet plan. Green Stamps With Cash Sales outside toe Sovirt Zone and com­ requaots for Jamiaiy and Fabniaiy, FREE With Every Dominion Com Popper M C matalT MOO peroona in Fairfield or M ow prices arhlch prevailed New$ Flashes had in 1948.” Some expected Russia would da- yaaterday boomed the orlguM CountV contributed totri_«ffJ2 0 L :| -«rin g to . W^da^^ mit their alleged offenaea else­ "Where la there In all Europe mand that the cease-fire plan be F o r Only ...... of toe Korean War where, are liable to punishment quotas for those two montha by 78 X m a s T re e 617 to BepabUean ) of tbs UP) Mira) any buffer against a massed Rua- consider^ only along with anoth­ per cent and rained toa total a ( All Day Wednesday Parity is a’legal atandard for by toe East German Supreme aian onriaught?” he asked. "Worse er Aaia-Arab resolution which 20NSON WHWIWIND Nov. 7 dection. measuring farm prices. It la de-^ Court. . calls up to now to 470.000. tide flsiib. CWseiiww plsle. Stock Market aboorba anotoar than tola, where ia thenf any de­ would act up a commiaaion to At too same tons toe tempo «t Lighting Sets dared by law " to be equally fair Western Allied officiala In Ber- termination ■ to crests auto n batch of disturbing news In good Kllkd On Way To Funeral toe armed forces procurement of $ 7 .5 0 MIRROMATIC buffer?” (Oentomeg on Fags Tws) OHmt WfcirMsA Is S9 a ty le . > . . Mongolian prince, who (Omtlaaed en Page Sfarteea) (Oeattaned oa Page Plfleeu) Bridgeport, Dec. 13—(/P)— Frank M. Flak, 59, of Pine weapoiM and other equipment la and Bulbs led 20 Cblneoe acrooa Gobi D esM being quickened, to epeed the poa- Ibr indoorv too-bacouM the PERCOLATOR to t-***r” and then fled to India Park, Shelton, was killed today in a two-ear collision hero duction of tanks, alrploneo and windthlald that protects the when CommunlaU Invaded Tibet, while he wss en-route to his brother’s TunersL other war gear. « * e I Home ditoppeora to moke o E le ctric Completely automatic^ nothing to predicts .that Red China win taka Claims Dismissal Proves Dial teeo for A nay trim driisy lighter. Extra large over aU of ’flbet "by March at the Novel Operation Saves And, dMenoa ofRoiala oald 96- set, nothing to forget, starts to Airliner Hits Light Pole * ., i. __ i day, a declaration of natlcsnl fuel copoclty. In’ bhromium. * C an d les latent.” . . • Damage along New Sydney, N. S„ Dec. IS—(A>)—A big Swiss Airliner sheared peih in 30 seconds. Only England coast from Nov. 28 storm I/. emergency could Inetoabo IV *" 1 * ' genuine leother and enamel la so widespread and serious that Man with Diseased Gullet off a guide light pole at the nearby Reserve Airport today Fears fo r ' S. Justified moro. Such a deelazatlea by nM l* finliiuM. See out* wide selec- m awcm m tm i Comm* opaclal action bp eongrem may. be aad then skippiNl half a mile into a bog with only minor in­ dent Truman 'was generally 4 9 - tien of ether handsome pocket requeatod to provide reUef, any juries to several passengers anumg the 31 peraona aboard. Wolf Point, Mont, Dec. 14—(47 ^Montana eongreaamen last L; : $12.95 Baltimore, Dec. 14—(47—A manAoeesfuI operation of ita type on a An in aa provlono eallA w asd table RONSONs f e r ^ SLEDS and SNOW SHOVELS^ Army onglnears. —A draft board chairman, fired saying they didn’t want to draft Bennett B . Meyers, former ma- | weeks ago Was alowly ^human. mor. men until toe government drafteea are tor too Atniy, OW • .i'J cfummen. priced from to The operation was performed bjr Plan New, Housing Program .. . . because.be didn’t want to draft jor groeral to A^ Fmoea w ^ waa^^^ because of a diseased more men until toe atom bomb waa "used Its entire reeourcee. Includ­ .|$0u. KiMir Aewe la m tm d al«i SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS WILL HOLD sent to prison in 1946, will be"• i ^ Dr. Edffar F. Berman on a patient Wa^ington, Dee. 13—(/P)—The Administration disdosed ing toe atom bomb, in support oT ______- ^ gullet is now sating norinally— ■ufferinig from cancer of the ffuUet used, saya hia dlamiasal provas "my paroled February 1 . . . Members t o ^ it will aooB aak Congress to okay tka start of a new fears for toe future of the natioa troops in horea. ' Sms—Mb M- ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS' of Sevlat Usiairs ^ statf are thanks to a piece of plastic. (eaophaffua). I t was tbs result of y w a a v r Mmss-Fs esM c ^ o i KEamii blUM dollar defense housing program. are well founded.” **A)dB 9a Mottay" Larsen’ s Feed & Hardware tores years of research by Dr. moving from 80-room bouse tost Surgeons at Sinai Hospital- cut * * « B. R. Taylor. Chairman of toe Goir. John W. Bonner ceded their itif sM lbs Iniic out toe tube-Uks organ connecting Berman and bis aasociaUa at tba b f n Ml veer finosr OPEN THURSDAY snd SATURDAY NIGHTS OBEEN 8TAMP9 fonnsriy was boms of late J.eP- Rooaavelt Ckninty Board, and mem- action "akin to mutiny.” He jro- WaUdagtoa, Moixan .... Osnarfl r toe. mouth and toe stomach and bospltal’a Hoffberger Laboratory. Biaxe Destroys Town HaB queeted, but didn’t leeeive, toeir pooltlaB e t tha' and ALL DAY WEDNESDAY BeqUbea 60 Mbnrisa bar Carl B. Floman of ffulbertson company saya toal 4.060 an , rep^sd it with a flexible plastic. Wakefield, Blaas,, Dec. 13—)—A spedaeniar general wars diomlased h j Gen. L ^ a B. resignatlone. Herebey suspended Nrt bodgot We’re No Further A w ay Than Your Telephone The taos^tal stresasd that mors tai biff wmrka rsfriffsrator dfvtrioo. Ik6 hospital. In a formil an­ a la rm fire wrecked the interior of the town hall and threat­ Herahay, Natlonl Director of tplvo them. Whan be asked an oxplaaa- 46446: buril nouncement released Isat night operations of Its kind must'bs done tiu J W H 4 l.4 i cQu in Erls, Pa., wUI bo laid, off tsm- ened to spread to other struetdrea in the buaineaa district be- live service. 671,01646: I DELU^RT SERVICE ponarily thortly after Jan. 1 through the Associated Jewish 021468.76. M ANCHM flfl C6MW The two •rat a reeoluUon to on Pago IMitoedX S4 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 1 law mataria* ahartaffsai Charities, said it was too first suc- .(Oonttaiied on Fsga Xklrtssn], fore it was controlled todag* li.' .K \ f 1

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