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TtTESDAY. NOVEilBER 2,194$*^ PACJi Tito WealKw' iftlinrlifBtrr lEornins Unatb Net Press Run PMoeoat at d : 8.'W W ha ■th of Ogtoher. 19U Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyatt Sutllffe of offioeia fuf Um oowlng year. Itoto with Sttto and son Garry, have moved, from They are: Prestdent, Miss Jahat peratoto thto W Congratulations in Order LocalGroiip Tracy; vice president, Mrs. Carl About Town Center street to the house they re 9,594. oMl tow ctoto cently purchased at 47 Clinton Ricmer; treasurer. Alec McBride, and secretary Mrs. Clara Agnew. for men Mbcr of ttw A oilt M c:.l4 toolshSt D:1U Ctoaptef. No. 81, street. Mr. Sutllffe Is a teacher at Holds Banquet m at OtoeolattMW the Manchester Green school. The retiring president Is ElmOT Arch Muona, win confer the Hark Borst. g o o d J"- Manche»ter-^'A City of Village Charm M uUr degree at a regular The Wesley group of the SouUi The members enjoyed a baked cation tomorrow «vening at 7:30 House and Hale Qub ham dinner followed by entertain (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS In the Maaonlc Temple. A ao^al Methodist WSCS will meet tomor Per Men'— SkUled oad Beml-SkUled. The woric to totenMtagt ASvOTttotag 0* Poga M ) . MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1948 ment and dancing to the muaio of LXVIL, NO. 886 Jiovr with rtfreihmcnts wlu lol- row evening in the parlors. Hos Members Honored; Of> the Sold ~ aTtodhig todtotey. We seed VfL. tesses will be Mrs. Francis Mc- Ihe DuBaldo Brothers. Highlight lov. ■ ' of the entertainment for the even Culloni, Mrs. John Muschko, Mrs. ficers Are Selected Drm Prtos Mtoatota laterSal Griadera C. R. Smith, Mrs. Russell Weln- ing was the peifortpanee of MUIU- Bodtol DrUI Opetatora Mr. «nd Mri. Lotria Stoltenberg; gan. the professlonat maglolah. Egteiaal Orladcia of 174 Main atreet and their two hold. Three House and Hale employes MBSag Machlae Opetators Btoeh Meehaalea children left today for D*v«iport. with 25-year service records were Turret Lathe Opeiatorm Sheet Metal Meehaales I owa whore they will visit Mr. Manchester Girl Scout Council honored last night at a meeting of Baglae Latim Opetatore Beolrtaace WeMen . Stoitenberg'a mother. It la his first members will meet this evening at the House and Hale club at the T, Splaalag Lathe OperatMn visit to his naUve city In 17 y^rs. 7:45 with Miss Emily Smith of 55 M. C. A. They were Camtllo Andl- Hiey expect to be absent Middle Turnpike, east. \ sio, Mary Sargeant and Mrs. Ag d tooia Dewey for Nto S to' street — Jaet oS tbwn ten da>*a. nes Chartier. They were all pre Lakota Council No. 61, Degree sented with gifts of savings Ixmds., Mala street— Bast BartfoM. The Woodland Park Association of Poe^ontas, will hold a meet The club also elected a new slate will hold Its monthly meeting Fri ing at 8 p. m., tomorrow at the PRATT* WHITNEY AIRCRAFT day at 8:80 p. m. In the fireplace Odd Fellows hall. A penny bingo Eaet Hartford 8, Coaaectleat room of the Manchester “ T.” A will be held after the business large attendance Is hoped for as meeting. Refreshments will be plana for the annual Christmas served.. PRESCRn^lONS partv will be discussed. Entertain ment and refreshments will follow Co. No. 3 of the South Man CALLED FOR the business. chester Fire department will hold a meeting at eight o'clock tonight AND Manchester Grange will meet at headquarters on Spruce street. DEI.IVER.ED KEN’S PJUNT SlIOP tomorrow night at 8 o’clock In Charles Varca of Glastonbury Is congratulated by Samuel J. Tag Open Eveolaga Till -StiW Trumail Wins Victory in Election Orange HaU. Following the busi A small rubbish fire on Gerard gart of the Manchester Disabled American Veterans. Varca was re ^ •f'- street In a back yard near East Kea Beer, Prop President Gets Vote ness meeting a surprise entertain cently appointed Alde-de-Camp to the National Commander and he PINE 194 Hlghlatol St. TeL' X-llSS Dewey Gains State ment will be presented. Mrs. Wil Center called out Company No. 3 received hla certificate at a meeting held Saturday at the V. F. W. Red Men’s ber T. UtUe. lecturer of tee of the South Manchester Fire de Home. Those pictured are, left to right: Albert Downing, Varca,. Orange who has charge of this partment at 8:30 last night. There Wilfred Bull A Taggart, and Walter Barelsza. PHARMACY feature of the program promises was no damage. t 664 Center St. The Disabled Veterans also discussed at their Saturday meeting an enjoyable show. TeL 2-9814 To Score Astounding Rehearsal for the Salvation Ar ^he Forget-Me-Not campaign that will be launched soon. The arti Support as Bowles my Songster Brigade tonight has ficial lapel-flowers will be made by disabled veterans, and the pro HALE’S been cancelled. However, an Im ceeds fromjthe campaign will go towards the support of disabled vet IT'S portant band practice will take erans and their famillea . .... place tonight at 8 o’clock. Headquarters FOR Upset of Forecasts Mrs. John Valclulls of 196 Oak Wins f a i t h s street reporU finding three purple violets blossoming In her garden BINGO yesterday, which she thought un Election Conceded by usual for November 1. All Except One of Ms- Parties Share Rival When Chief J V -> fo r PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. Next Governor Mrs. Athena Cramer Janssen I jop State Offices Be- Democrats Clinch Executive Leading in will speak on "Musle In Our Re- AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE ' low Govemop Also HWon and In Our Ufe,” at the State’s Seats 28 Sutes Having 304 monthly meeting of Center Church Won by Democrats; Glenwood Women’s Federation tomorrow Congress Control, Electoral Votes; Dewey I , till- I OA ,V.’ Week evening at eight o’clock. Group A T l B k e r H a U Control o f State Sen In tie S. House At Time Ahrad in of Center church women Is In ate Also Shifted; Re- charge of the program. Group B. MAIN STREET Grab Majority o f Seat* ] 16 States W ith 189 worship. Group C, refreshments •4 !• ealkat ’ publicans^ $(etain Republican Monopoly Dewey Takes an^ Group D, hospitality. ■•f* *iif.___ In House After Sen-l Electoral Ballots . CAUOR Wl • Majority in ^ House Broken When Demo Because of Election Day none of Ranges, Refrigerators ate Tie Broken; Peo the YWCA Tuesday classes a n R U D Y YO U NG DOOR PRIZE crats Gain Victory Empire Stale By The Associated P t m Washers and All Oth B y Carl J. Lalnmhi ple Behind Truman meeting this afternoon or eve- In Three Contests President Truinan, in sn Range and Fuel ntaig. P H IL A LLE N er Appliances Come and Try It and You Will Like It New Haven, Nov. 8.— astounding upset of pre-lial- f,_0>nnecticut divided its InQoseRun P h on e 2-1254 Mew Haven, Nov. 3 Bulletin! loting predictiono. today won B t Monica’s Mothers Circle win election - honors, giving its meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. a.JW llaM «W i aeeticut Democrats and Republi -Wi^iinKton, Nov, 8^— the presidency. H e will have OIL or JOHN YOUNG eight electoral votes to Gov. Enoch Hanscom of 48 Perkins cans shared control of the atate’s — Democrats grabbed control Edge Over Truman On a Democratic Senate and strMt. Instead of with Mrs. John It Takes More Than Thomas B. Dewey and the Phone 8202 six House seats in Congress to of Congress today. The ma House to work with him. Velanek as scheduled. governorship to a Democrat, ly 40,400 Vote# in Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, his day. jority in the House approach L T. WOOD C O . Bz-OPA Administrator Ches 11m annual meeting of the Man- A Republican monopoly on the ed a landslide. The voters un Almost Complete Re- ter Bowles. Besides the gov (1 BlneD SI. TU. 44N ohester Garden Club, with election House delegation was broken in seated 50 or more GA).P. tumr^ from Election McMahim Says Traami of of ficers will take place Mon Hopes and Dreams To ernorship, unofficial tabula jresterday’s election when Demo House members, and gave day evening In Center church tions oomptoted today aaw Demo- crats wrested three of the seats Hod Only People With Hiai housa. cisto soize three of tiie oix Houm from G.O.P. tocumbents. the Democrats a majority in New York, Nov. 3—(iP)—Gov. *aeata and oU except one of the Chester Bowles, who was eleet- Victorious Democratio candi the Senate. Thomas E. Dewsy squeaked Norwalk. Noy. S.—(iW—UWte Miss Boifeara Kloppenhurg and 'major ototo olHcea below gover- 1 governor yesterday, defeating dates were Abraham A. Ribicoff, through to his home state with ed atotea Senator lito> Mlsa Virginia Green, senior Girl Bu9d A Fine Home... ‘ ndr. the toeombent, O w . Jamee E. in the First district; Mrs. Chase Mahon (D., Oonn.), cmament- goeuts of Troop 1. will speak over Says- Shaanea. President Tnioiaa will lead the nation fOr the next four yean aa re- Washington. Noy. 3.— (/P) ths closest margin for a president control of the state Senate atoo Going Woodhouse, Second; and ial raos to recent BsApIre State tojlay on Preoidsat Trte otatioa WTUT Thursday morning ohlfted to the Pemocrata, 22 John A. McGuire. Third. R e p ^ - suit ofDw Bleetteg jrasteHay. Gov. Thonna B, Dewey .OMSMded do- — Democrats clinched control ■ sold: from 8:80 to t on the subject of • . . it takes skilled hands, luSiber, bricks and cement toot'■do/Wtofatog-' history. • oeato to 14 oa ogotoot a 27 to 9 oons returned to oflioe wero Repo. of QqnKress today. lAfter On the baato of ahnoat oomplste their trip to Europe In 1940. • . . brass plumbing and copper wiring to bnild a house mazyto enJoxwl by ItepubUcaaaJa. Jdm Davis liodge. Fourth dis Braaldniff'a 48 to 48 tie.4n the tha trict; James T. Patterson, Elfth, uaofftohff'rsturno, tb« RspuhUooa tlia toot Legiatotare. BiisineBs lM(an Senate, the Dem ocrats nominee’s edge ever Prestdant peraanOI vietesy to AaMvleaa that win become a heritage . . . a home that will witness RepubUcano, however, retatoed and Antoni N. Sodlak. mt-loMe. atotory. He didn’t have t onyoae W hen Minuiea their traditional domtoanee to the The Senate eeste, held by Brlen grabbed a majority of the Ituiaan was SS.410 rotas In yes the rearing ot a happy family. You can count on os to Manchester Voters terdays sstoniahlng balloting to with him iNit the people. Count atato Houaa of Repreaentativea by To Run State McMOhon (D) and Raymond B. House seats— 2 1 8 ^ n re that to enough to a dsmocra- A U T O G LA SS were not at stoke New York state. build your Ideal home etordily, quickly, economically a 179 to 94 margin compared with Baldwin (R ), turns from Tuesday’s elec With 9.939 of 9,959 election dis cy.” I m UOM Askdie owns one the bulge of 297 aeata to 45 which yesterday. The People’s (Wallace) party tions. tricts to Um atato tabulated, tho pkaos Ua paoscrlptiaa Proaipt Sorvlee with the finest quality materials the finest skilled ! they commanded before yeater- Bowles, One-Time Re- imoffldal tally gave Dewey 3,833,- ' tfajpa balloting. entered candidate to four of the Select Dewey But Comtortobto Bfajorlty Looiaa. to WoMea’s- avw aov pik Indications were they would 175,------Truman 2.794.",765 and Henry Rspublican opponent, conced C A L L 8822 craftmen. Consult os today. I * Ctoacat Race to Team porter, Rose to Emi congressional races, backing the voto profeosloaal wlrs M Democratic candidates in the oth have a comfortable worklhg ma A. Wallace, Progressive party, ed Mr. Trunum’s election at Altooat an of the major racea jority in the House when all the 507,449. 11:15 a. in.. ea.t. tototoabita delivery to jwere' the eloaeat in many years. nence in Advertising er two-;thoBe in the Second and Mfhitei G loss Con Build With Manchester's Largest Builder Of Homes Fourth districts. votes aro counted. The 30 missing districts all were Leedtow >■ M Stotea ( Soma were decided by unofficial Defeat Shannon In normally Republican upstate 24 Bireh St. Manchester New Haven, Nov. 3 — (81— WaUaee Candidates Trail Badly Including holdovers and mem- A t that time, Mr. Tniirnan sras ’ raOrglna of leea than a thousand counties. leading in 38 atateo having S04 votes. The Wallace candldatea trailed bera elected yesterday, the Demo Open Dolly S A. Bl. To S P. M. I Cheeter Bowles, the 47 year old crats counted 49 Senate seats and It was necessary to go back SO eisctoral votes. Needsd to wm ate bclpdlng Satarday Ddwey, capturing the state for badly in all of the contesta, al WELDOK'S retired advertising, executive end tbouah in two of them, in the Largest Turnout in His* were leading in five other statss. years In New York state to find 3S6 electoral votes. hla party for the first time -since a closer race than the one between Dewey was .leading to IS etotoe Plenty Of Parking ' JARVIS REALTYl i Herbert Hoover carried it by 6,600 former state and national OPX Tblid district and for congress An actual Senate majority is 49. On Premises chief, who yesterday became Con man-at-large, tile Wallace vote tory of Town; John J, News Tidbits Thus the people—in a startling the two major party candidates wrlth 189 electoral rotsa. Four Phone 4112 or 7275 I in 1982, defeated President Tni- this year. In 1888 Benjamin Har statea with 38 electoral votes had 654 Center Street i man by about 15,000. Four years necticut’s governor-elect will be was bigger than the winner’s vic Wallett, New Judge of upset—decided to revamp the leg the first husinsss man to head this t o r margin. Culled From (/P) Wires islative body President Truman rison defeated-Grover Cleveland by I ago. President RooMvelt won by 14.373. . Fearteea) 44,600 votes. state in many, years. Ribicoff. former state legislator Probate; John D, La- dubbed history’s second worst— A one-time newspaper reporter and Hartford police court Judge, even "Idiot” The liext closest battle n re The unoffidsl vote was: Dewey, Applications requesting sale and cent years was in 1928 when HA-’ 487A99; Truman, 428,009. who rose to eminence in the na scored the greatest triumph among Belle, Democrat, De Lste returns told of mounting tional advertising field before try the Democrats. His victory mar transfer of two bus lines and part Republican defeats in both Senste bert Hoover edged out Al Smith Eingo, Wednesday Nights, 8:1^ Much tighter and In doubt al- ing his hand as the nation’s econ feats Mrs. Crawford of third, all operating In Bridge and House battles. If the trends by 103;4S1. I most until the tost of the state’s gin over the veteran William J. port, to Gray Bus Line Co. of IISTORIC MEDICAL HIGHLIGHTS— No. 51* omic administrator, he makes » MW— Truman’s showing In the state St. Frauds of Assisi Churcb HaU yachting his hobby—so much so (Uoattaned oa Pago 81s) Manchester voters number Bridgeport, heard in re-opening of (I'oDtinutd oa Page Four) was an amoalng one to the face of (Conttoaed on POge Two) that hla Rspublican critics dubbed case before Ihiblic Utilities com predictions by roost poUtlcal ob- F la s h e s ! Sooth Windsor, Route 15, Ellington and Pleasant Talley ing 15,150 out.of a registra mission. . . . Senator J. Howard sert’era that be would lose the him “the visiting yachtsman from. (Late I I oMhe 99) Wtee) Roads New York.” ' tion of 16,850 > e8terday held SIcGratb, Democratic National ststq by at least 300,000. Soins But Bowles, who will end six the town in the Repuolican chairman, says rerults of election enthusiaatte Republicans h a d 20 GAM ES! SPECIAL PRIZES! Labor Heads Triiman Takes Stote Senate years of Republican rule at Hart column for presidential elec constitute a "victorj’ for the claimed victory by a million *'otea. ford next January—after one of American people." .... Thomas E. The prestdmt’a dogged cam To Dedicato SoU to Poaea Pegliinlng W #d.^ov. 10, Silver Lane Chiut«ered Bus will the I closat racea in modern Con tors but with a 283 margin Dewey says It is “ pure fiction” Feat in Stride paign agalpst tho SOtb Oongr-sa Kooms CH}, Moil. Nov. 1m.99)" lesviLat Center Pharmacy, 7:45; down St. to R.R. Now Shifted necticut history—didn’t care. He Claim Assist helped to elect C!hester that he is planning to resign as apparently paid off In New York’s PfcoUeat Troosoa irsiaiisS today OcMt, then to Wapnlng and EUingtop Road4o Chordi likes to sail and when he does so Bowles governor of Ckmnecti- governor of New York. . . . Mrs. new congrcMonal alignment. to dedtooto htaowit “tw tha tm m he’s his' own captain and the times Isabel Weld Perkins .-tnderson, au -The I>mocrats picked up eight ol pooeo la the wosUT* aoi “proa H a n, retnming , i ...... after the games. Say Record Numbers of cut. It ,was tlie largest elec Fought Like Champion pertty ood hspplatso at hooM” oo Democrats Obtain Con are few when he finds It necessary tion turnout in the town’s history, thor and philanthropist, dies at oongresslonal seats in yesterday’s to augment sail with motor power. Ma. . I I" - ■ i ■ m MANCHESTER VVCNINQ BratALO. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 ,194i ’PACE w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAV, NOVEMBER 8.1948 Pig drawing which room of the New York newspaper peal for Children, which was or- Not to Sponsor been a feature asto Busiuess Man which he next found employment, gaiuseU ui utuerem countries. Dewey .Gains the electorate generally held fast Here Are Four SaccAssIul Local Candidutes the daaec. AD . aif tha' but instead Joined the advertieing Bowles IS a director of tha 'iwen- to a patterfn first eatabliahed in V o te r s prises are oa the tickets aM f9 1986 whan President Roosevelt ' • Danee This Y^r To Run State firm of Barton, Batten, Durstlne Ueth Century tund, the Encvclope- carried Connecticut by iOS.000 drawiag will take irtaee te Oebom, where he was i^anployed dia Britanntca and tne Encycto- State Support; giving Eve at Uia O " // votes. until 1928 when he foiiiied his own pacOia Britannica tilma, and re Each year a Job equivalent to headquarters at the comer «d 1 (Contlnned from Page Une) Since that Roosevelt victory, the ect Dewey' But firm of Benton A Bowles with cently was elected' a member of Bowles Winner voters have favored DemocAiU In moving out a department store street and Hartford road. Third William Benton of Fairfield. the isixecuUva committea of the prealdenUal years and Republicana and moving It back the next day will be 36 prises besides tha tar* Jected by that ovenvhelmlngly Re Originally Republican United World Federalists. in off-year elecUona. has been the task of Roae- and key, the goode and the pig^ttrawh publican body but he kept hain- . (Continued from Pnge One) at the Oompany rooms on Novam* Bowles originally a registered Although once' registered as a ribernatorial uni Down ShannoU Ladder CTompany No. 1, of the merlhg at the point In hl« cam Republican, Bowles,, aa a regiat.red fight, tlu t it was well after 1 a.m. South Manovester Fire District.. her 24. The prises will ha AUv* paign addressee. \ republican entered the political 169 municipalities bad reported So the company has decided thla ered. aa has been the custom, am picture in 1941 when,, on a volun Democrat attended the 1940 Na was the gubernatorial race. when OovernorBhannon con Om > Thsnksgi'ving morning. Republicana. contended they had tary basis he accepted appointment tional convention of that . pa^y. «, Unofficial totals gaiKe the vic ceded the election to Bowles; n»tn J. Thornton. At that Uum year to dispense with their tradi dbno much for hoaslhg and that by Gov. Robert Hurley as state and Was a presidential elector that tory ,to Bowles by about 2,300 Said Shsmnon: Murphy got acaroely ' mote tional ’'Thanksgl'vlqg Eve Social.’' prices were a national matter but ” It baa been a hard campaign. __ i Manciwtsr went BO- half of the votes brought in by La- which has been -held a t Cheney John Cabot diaoovared Nsw- Bowles Inalsted both tould be rationing administrator. In 1942, sams' year. He was a delegate to votes, smallest gubernatorial mar publlcaa for the rest oC the Udt- when he had hoped to enter the this state's Democratic convention gin Bince 1938 when Raymond E. We have done our beat. Now we Sun,, Man„ Toes,. Nov. f-S-S' Belle—4,565 to 4;k67 for Tbomton. Hall' for many years. , foundland .five yearn after Oolnm- dealt With on state levels. imreaervedly extend our congratu- AL JOL80N - AUCE PATS In •t. i TheI h i|^ i^ imp" then was WUllam J. It will, however, hold the ! bus nia ' ■ ■ -1; i . X . W^r '/ k.. MANCitESTER EVENING HERALU. HANGaESl*ER. CONI^.,WEDNESUAT, Nl^VEMBER 3,194S MANfHESTKK KVf.NiMi HbKA1..0. MAMCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVBMBER 8,1948 p a g e r o i n i T’ ence L. Foley, 2492; Patrick J. children’s work at the New Eng ceded by a supper at rtx o’clodk tlons for the food basket may be ty this evening at 8 o’clock at; The weekly Bingo party wUl be for re-election had been ^tuimed \vlll have to step aside and let latlon would be consldmd and Naughton, 2481. land Southern Conference of the with Mrs. Anna Quinn In charge. brought to tonight’s meeting. the Recreation Rooms at 54 Tal- j held this evening at 8:1(1 at St. Report Conditions cott avenue. Mrs. Joseph Lavitt down. Democrats take the reins. These what would be passed. A b o u t T o w n tvilTc MiUtary Fuaeral Women’s Society of Christian The annual Oirlstmaa sale and Caed Party *- tlemocrats Clinch will include some big name party Confident Republlcana entered Francis of Aasisi church. South Military funeral servtcea will be Service of the Methodist church. public dinner will be held on The Sisterhood of B’nai Israiel and Mrs. Jtdian Letria are in ! ATOM S piNierFoeiil Among other pbrsonalltle*. Rep. WindaCr, and beglnniog Wednea- charge of the reservations. Harold Knutson of Minnesota, au members identified with the early the senate contests with 51 seats, Of. Local Officers held .Thursday morning for Ser Miss Stephens is a kinderfarten Thursday. November 18. Dona- Oangregation will hold a card par Congress Conlrol days of the New Deal. of which ohly 18 were at stake S t Juds'a Uotbers Clrcls will day evening of next week a Inis geant John J. Janton who waa teacher tn the local schools. thor of Inst year's Republican tax- meet this aventng with Mr*. Herb will leave Center pharmacy* at Chief of Police Herman Sehen- Peitiocrats EW HEATING COH- cutting bill, was trailing in his Would Replaae Martin this year. 'Most a.O.P. leader* ex killed In Germany, on March '2. Rununage Sale pected to retain their six vote ert Carvey of 172 Center street. 7:45, proceed doisn Main street to del said today Captain WtlUam 1946. Services wJU be held at the The Women'p Council of the Minnesota election. He is chair Rep. Sam Rayburn ot Texas the Manchester railroad, depot, to Barron, now a patient at the ■ T T " . (Owitfanw* frow man of the House Ways and would return to the speaker's margin or at wors*. end In a 48 to White Funeral Home at 8:80 au Vernon Center ' Oongregatiohal . rORTt 48 tie with the Democrats. Miss Bsmice Jiiul of. the Weldon Wapping. and the church hall on Rocky Hill Veterans’ hoimital, waa I f W j i i in V e r n o n m., and at St. Joseph’s chOrch st church will sponsor a rummage centlnu*. here'i about bow the Means committee. chair, replacing Martin who un- Beauty Btiidlo returned Tuesday Route 15. ElUngton and Plsasant feeling better hut would be abeeat When Minuism! aepted him when Republicans took i * -— 9 o’clock. Biuial wUl be In SL sale at the vacant store on Basl B«w CJoniraa* Rep. Fred Haitiey (R., N. J.), from New York where she attend Valley roadu returning after the from hla poet for some time. Bernard’s cemetery.' Main atreet from 10 a. nt. to 4 p. SMiatr co-author of tnc Taft-Hartlcy la control two year* ago. ed the official .show iroonsored by games. Sergeant Walter CsMella was € M t € r t e 4 m $ Rep. Robert L. Doughton of I By Margih p£ Only Clareace W. Cady m., on Thursday, ftovember 4. DMnocmt*—54 *m U. bor act, did'not stand for re-elcc- the New York State Hairdressers to have X-raya taken at Mancbae- Children’s clothing will be fea Republican*-—42 *eat*. tlon. Hi# district elected a Dem North Carolina, who won another Funeral aervices for Clarence Manchester and Coametologists Association at The Mahehester .fire department ter Memorial hospital and Patrol pUaaa Ms peeaeriptlM About 2 5 5 ' Votes; W. Cady, '74, former superintend tured. 'The proceeds a i« for the (The O- O. P. now controls the ocrat to take hts place. term at age 84, would step back | the Hotel Commodore. was called at 8:80 tbia morning to Everybody Wins man Donald Freer has shown to WsMsa'S ever eat pel- ent of the New Ekigland mills u d funds for remodeling the kitchen ilanate 51 to 45). But House Speaker Joseph W. into the chairmanahip of the pow Hate Book the site of Mondaya fire at 190 slight Improvement at the local Vote in Detail ’ at the Vernon Center .church. erful Ways and Meant committee, vato prwfesskiaal wfra tot later the RpringviUe mill of the Manchester Lumber and Heme Martin. Jr.,^f MassachusctU, and The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Union atreet. A.portion o f the hospital. Hockaniun Mill* Company, were W. R. C. Meetiag most other Republican big wheel* replacing Knutaon. unburaed hay In the bam owned taunedhit* daNvary to Rockville, Nov. 3— (Special)— Dem ocrat*-229 senta. Tonight Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the held this afternoon at the White Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps Republicans—20.'> aests. in the House survived the'Demo- Rep. Brent Spence of Kentucky Federation room of Center Church by Joseph Krauzaitis bad begun will meet this, evening at '^'q)gtit When They Use OUR Fuel Co. Military Whist ot V.F.W. Aux. The To,wn of Vernon went Funeral Home with Rev. Fort^st American Labor party—1. .t'-j■rratlc onslaught. These included would replace Wolcott as Bank hoiue. The guest speaker will be to smoulder and it was necessary o’clock, the m ating to be .pre-' ' ENTER STREET PHONE .*»145 ing committee chairman. Rep. Post. Home, Manchester Green. Democratic In Tuesday’s election, Musser, pastor of the Union Oon' ‘ (The a. O. P. controls the 80th the Republican leader, ■ Rep. Mrs. Stephen D. Hlscox of Hart to wet down ttaB hay again. ASTHMA gregational church officiating. Sol Bloom of New York once Monday, Nov. 8 D ra'i M Bssriflia. alw ntiia. rMarrla* s»- *11 of the Democratic candidates Charlo.s A. Hallcck , of Indiath^ ford who will give a talk on "Peri tasks at l i sighiar SUksis tiUa tisia saS LAUNDERir^G Crairresa House 243 to 185—with iSgaln would become the Foreign Daughters of Isabella MlliUry WELDON'S Burial waa In Grove Hill cemetery. Chairman John T^ber (N. Y.) of od Olass," and exhibit apecl- MWftr •itbaai trrtaa M iSPaoo. .skwi being elected by a ihargin of .about Mr. Cady waa employed by 4he - two American Labor members and ACair* chairman. Rep. Harold D. Whist. St. James's hall. Cehter Church C T P has post werlu Uwa Uw Mssa ta tsath kisataial Ml MAIN RTREBT . the Appropriations committee. mena in different patterns. Tea lakta an* lansa. Otaally M ps aatai* e***Ur 25.*> votes. ■ Hockanum mills for many years, I Rm vacancies.) Cooley of North Carolina would Wedneaday. Nov. 10 poned its Hallowe’en party, ached- Chairman Charles A. Eaton (N. will be served by the hospItAlity uled for Sati'irday evening, until n r n m t Uilas. lUakr aMiaaa That sUtvIaiaa Thomas F. Rady Jr., editor of being formerly a dcslgrner. He Up to 8:45 a.m. (e. *. ,t.). the take over the Agriculture com Military Whist at Legion hall. camblM saS aMs liaat krtaUUn* an* krUar the Rockville Leader was elected and DRY CLEANING J.) of the Foreign Affairs com committee and guests « ill be wel th* 20th of th* month. ■tetoToci MSMOAOO Itaoi enttcM. " left the local mills about 15 years Demoerata already had turned out mittee helm. Registered Nurses Association. judge of probate for the Ellington six Republican senators in winnlnK mittee. Chairman Leo E. Allen Also Armistice banquet V. F. W. come to attend at a moderate fee. t iM m at I------t kaak------taataatatS. ago and w m design superintend (111.) of the Rules conimittoe. More than the chairmanships District which compnaes both ent at the American Woolen Com Cold Weather Is Coming 18 of the 33 contested scat*. They were at stake. The party in con Post, 6:30 at Post home. Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott Dorcas Society members are re- Ellington and Vernon, winning out pany plant at iculton, N. Y... re led In alx other race*. Republican* trol also holds a majority of the Thursday. November II over the present Judge cf Probate had elected only se%-en and were (Mlch.l of the Banking commit mlndsd to bring clean, white ma tiring about 10 years ago..He died, Frank Rainbow Is Your HetUing System Adequtde committee memberships. Parade and dedication of World d Uhigh Valley Nelson C. Mead. Republican; In at the Johnson Memorial hospitsd, leadlna in two races. Only one tee and Chairman Clifford R. terial to the meeUng tonight at , ^ \nd to really be a top winner use our convenient, money-s»avins: Hope (Kas.) of the Agriculture With this machinery, if the War II memorial by American Ellington Mead received 732 votes Stafford Springs, following a long For Another **!Setc EnglantF* Winter third of the Senate'* 98 members Legion in morning. Banquet at Emanuel Lutheran church. The and Rady 898. but in Vernon, Rady committee. Democrats stuck together, they cloth will be sent to Arthur An illness. He had lived In Somers in r.\SH AND CARRY SERVICE, lOr^ DISCOUNT had eleeUons this year. could say with finality what !egis- Legion Home at 6:30 p. m. received 2370 vote# while Mead W E H AVE Chairman J. Parnefl‘ Thomas of derson formerly of this tewn, now recent years. He leaves his wife, jljedicine Oust 48 Republirnns received only 2317 votes, giving Mrs. Daisy M .' Street Cady of In th* battle royal for Suprem the House un-American Activities In the African mission field in Rady a lead of 27 vote* over Mead. S^ITONE DRY CLEANING committee pulled through In New medical work, and will be used for Somers; two daughters, Mrs. Ms Conversion Burners acy in the House—the chamber th* Let Winter Weather For Repreaentative Maurice L. A. Fricdlander of Mystic and Mrs. Jersey. But one of his Republi bandages. Additional .hoateases on Republlcana ware sure they could SfUrllng received 2542- votes, Wil Robert H. Chambers of Tolland, W e can't praise this cleaning: too-hiffhly, it’s careful, it’a thorough, it’s ' n’t lose — Democrats had ousted can colleagues on that controver the refreshment committee will be liam Dunlap. 2454, both Democrats, 11.8 8 Mrs. Ebbs Glenney and Mias and three grandchildren. odorless. IT’S FOR Y O U ! Boiler-Burner Units 40 or more Republican* and one sial committee, Rep. John McDow $ Be The Other / Roppm with the Republican candidates American Labor party member, ell of Pennsylvania, was defeated. Pea Coats Eleanor Casperson. receiving Attorney Harry H.- Lugg. Poultry Meeting . Tolland County poultrymcn will “ QUALITY LAUNDERING, TOO Ready for Immediate InstaUation However, if the trends hold, the 2236; George C. Bcheet*. 2158. Rep. Leo Isacson ot New York. Heavy weight. Hard finish. meet this evening st eight o’clock Not one Democrat who stood Republican committee chairmen The YM CA class in rug-hooking, Fellow's Worry! The following waA the vote fot For Plcl; Up and DeUvery CaU 2-0030 Easy Payments 3 Years to Pay will hold its first sea^ion this eve at the North Coventry Grange th-s Justice* of the Peace. Repub ball with County Farm Bureau ning at the^am ard achocl. Vine licans, Lebbeiia F. Bisaell, 2207: Ageftt John H. Elliott in charge F U E I.O n ,8 R A N G E O I I > street entrance. A new teacher haa Stephen J. Von Euw, 2211; Waldo Leather Jackets $22*^^ been secured for this course, Mr*. E. Tillinghast, 2182; Bernard J. of the program. WHOLESALE GASOLINE an«l MOTOR OIL 8 Elizabeth McCabe of Springfield. Ackerman, 2184: Walter G. Kell Vernon W.S.CJ4. Sh,cepakin lined—-Mouton collar. Regularly 830;00. Mass. Alao' tonight at the same / Mobil. KeroMne ner. 2203; Claude A. Mills, 2217; A special meeting of the WSCS AUCTION time ahd place, Thomas Hunter of a ifford B. Knight. 2202; William of the Vernon Methodiat church this town will give the second les R. Dowding. 2197: Evefctt North, will be held thi* evening at eight ANTIQUES — FURNITURE — CHINA — GLASS — son In making slip rovera. There - 2207: Julltifl M. Koslorek. 2199: o'clock at the church to pack tow WILLIAMS els for World Community day. BRIC-A-BRAC are a few more openings In this Francis S. Rupprecht. '2209; Perry ctaas for women Interested. RANGE A. Lathrop, 2187: Kenneth W. Elected to Offlee UEAMEKS^ LAUMOeRE/tS GENERAL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Air Corps Jackets $13*®® Smith 2202; Edith W. West, 2198; Miss Marjorie Stephen* of Ver non has been elected secretary of From Wlthelmliia Adama lUebard Estate A t Her Liate Horoe^ Full A lpaca lining large Mouton collar. Companies 1 aad S of the . South Joseph F. Nash. 2207; Democrats, HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER OIL SERVICE 81 WEBTFOBD AVENUE. STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. Manchester fire department an John N. Keeney. 2489; William .341 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-126T swered two still alarm* yesterday Nowach. 2483; Thomaa , Keman, ' (VMIew Auetloa Arrewa From Cor. of East Main and Crown Sta.) for grass fires. At 10:25 a. m.. OIL 2509; James E. Rohan, 2507; O'' FOR COUGHS ISUE TO No. 1 was called to Litchfield and William Waallefaky, 2483; Albert THURS., NOV. 4 ,1 9 4 8 A T 1 0 A. M. Mackinaws ^9-®* Wetherell streets and at 12:09 p / Mobilheat R. Tennstedt, 2473; John Cyr- COLDS AND BRONCHIAL (Rain or Shine) Grey wool. Heavy weight. m. Oo. 3 went to 46 South Alton .ktewlcz, 2486; Roland tAMothe, IRRITATIONS, BECAUSE street. 2490; Richard G. Bundy, 2487; Cherry drop-l*af table, 2.bird cage maple Up atands, cherry one- I Have Your Car Winterised John J. Machacek, 2490; John Mc- OF ITS SOOTHING EF- dmwer stand, barroom ^ a lr, ladderback chairs, Victorian arm Brown's A son was bom last night In the V oid hy Our Experts Klnstry, 2475; Fred S‘. Berger, FECT. chair and rocker, Haviland china set (service for 121, llmogea Manchester Memorial Hospital to FUEL 2505; John Schumey, 2487; Flor Wf >!*<» TmH * Tiblrt fmm « Ua ie trt* USED OVER 90 YEARS eiiiti* act, irongtone chin*, German punch bowl, demi taaae cup* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ranney of and aauoera, Weatford glass rolling pin, pair Victorian iron gar- Beach Jackets 1704 Main street. East Hartford. Making: sure your car doesn't break dan urns, some flat silver, linens, assorted glass, china, etc. Many The baby who haa b.>en named down is cheaper than repairing more other anUque and old-faidiioned items. (No store can beat this price!) John Robert Ranney Is the third OIL extensive damage later. New Home electric portable sewing machine, household safe, o i^ grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. John ./■* roll top desk, Olenwood combinaUon coal and gas range, m a p i^ l Boys’ and Girls* Pickles of HoII street, and the atudio couch, bedroom furniture, chests of drawers, assorted raff, | first grandchild of Philip J. Ran- *. 4 Hhneraon radio, piorch glider, tea wagon, many chain, stands, etc. nsy of East Hartford. Mrs. Ranney Piuitry contents. Vartetj) of lawn and bench tools. was the former Miss Flora Pickles. Gef It A t % QUANTITV OF STOVE WOOD — ABOUT 5 TONS OF COAL'^ Pea Coats ^ MORIARTY MANY OTHER ITEMS Quilted lining. Rillstown Grange will conduct a card party tomorrow night at AUOnONEEBS' NOTICE: This estate haa been paichaaed by the hall on Hllla street. East Hart BROTHERS Ho ConSS!^ H « « e e Ferlsr « f WappUg, Cem., and Richard Banford of Mon- ford, Just over the Manchester On The Level At Center And Broad MORIARTY sen, Maas., and saU I* by their order, LUNCH. CHAIRS. line. TVhist, setback and bridge riyill be played, with prizea in each TEIJ:PH 0 N E 5 1 3 5 BROTHERS atHils ROBERT M. REID & SONS Clement Surplus Store aSctlon, door prizes and refreah- " I smoked CHESTERHELDS manta. The general public will be **On The Level At EstabUsbed 1907 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings welcome to attend. Mrs. Walter M l Mala Stnal Telepboae gl9S Blanchester, Conn. Forrest Is chairman and the profits Center and Broad** Aaetton Acres Telephone SS8 Brimfleld, Mass. 16 Depot Square North End. Manchester will be devoted to th* new kitchen between scenes while fund. .(■ mnking my new picture, iiV sdain* V : t o i ^ Mii i i ^ m -Y*** ■■V’" Y “ ^ - 'ifL - Tfi-i; JOHNNY BEUNDA, PLENTY OF PUNTY OF they’ra MILDER... I PARKING SPACE PARKING SPA(X i f ' It’s A H d g a n tts." STAKRINC IN JOHNNY BELINDA A WARNER BROS. PICTURE d o o / c ::. Sportofi Medti 1059, flnlthtd In fintst motchnd mnKoeony c n ^ a n i I Where alia con yau e*t NOT JUST an ordinary, run-of-the-mill console, thasa faatura* far lha prica? but a sleek new 1949 Spartan console model 1. • Standord broodcott with FM ! Now look at the price again. Thpn • FM (Frnqunnqr MedulaHen) I come in and see and hear this radio-phonograph e l4illt4n Ib o p ontnnno for ttondard gem we’ve just received. You’ll wonder how broQdcosI Sparton can do it for the price. • Centinunui ton* cnntrol The list at thg left is only a part of the up-to-the- • Slid«-rwl« Itluffllnotnd diol * minute radio engineering features you get in this e N«w typn itoHen ttlnctor for lupor- ihorp hffiln|| Sparton masterpiece. But just take special note of that iiew t y ^ slide-rule dial for positive tuning; •utomotie rocerd ployor of the quiet, casy-to-reach record player and'all • Ihfornol powor lino onttnno for FM that record storage space. Check; Ihe tealurei^" • Fin#tf mofiehod mohoeony vonoon point by point. Compare. Sec if you can find them all . . . plus FM . . . anywhere in the price range. . EASY M ONTHLY ^TERMS ffADfO-TEtfWSION’S BIGGIST VALUES’ ,1 - Sold mxehsivfy in this city by i i i i OB r ¥ ■■ SS dUkH .H|km idlSii |^RA» W8AsMi^ iHi R||(MSiRA»»liReF"N Furniture Appliances f P U N n OF PLENH OF 1 . 712^ ]\iAlpTsTREET TELEPHONE 3535 . ‘ PARKING SPACE , PARKING ^ P A a i»a. iKun m [fiUpasMaAseilfiUcMliqSiMli yt MlAfRidAlN* ^ I-- . V- \ . I " ' ' \ V ■ ■ 1-" MANCHESTER EVENING HEJKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE31 8,1848 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES’IER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOViaiBER 8, lP«f PAoeimx defeated 'WHUtm Gaston, former 84,449; Foote, 83,810, John Mar- tigation of damaged property on I aroused by the talk. It was brought Federal lalmr conciliator and ex- «alka, People's Part^, 1,911. Police Court Vernon street and Plymouth lane. I out that speech therapy is a new Parties Share In. the Fifth district, Represen Newly built liomea erected W. Speech Expert ffeld that Is still In the process of husband of Kay Francis, the ac Harry England, local contracts, dcvclopn>cnt but that tress, by 25,047 votes. His plural tative Patterson defeated Vincent In Town Court this morning, were dgmaged to Uie extent of| much has been accompl shed I State’s Seats ity was about 10,000 less than his P. Kieman, (D), a member of the Francis B. Trudeau, 19, of 84 approximately $800. Speaker Here through experimenu on children victory margin two years ago over State Labor Relations board and Rood avenue, Windsor, was lined H b U sa -i • nr Col. Henry Muccl (D). a former state senator, by 4,896 In a signed statement, Schuets bv keeping their minds away from Lodge, grandson of the late Re votes. Patteraoii, who served as $18 by Judge Raymond R. Bow admitted he had damaged the their handicap through relaxation, In U. S. House ers for violation of ths rulea of homes bSMUse of a personal publican Senator Henry Cabot a Marine officer in World War n, the road. Trudsau pleaded guilty Over 200 Local Cliil* quiet atmosphere and expert guid . Lodge of Massachusetts, polled won the seat by 12,005 votes two grudge against England. Sehuets S p r t s S i ^ V ^ Starting ance. to a charge of speeding while was employed by England, but dren" Being Trained ' (Continued froni Page One) 117,727 votes to Gaston’s 02,680. years ago, succesdlng another Re traveling west on Center street f- publican, Joseph Talbot Yester was dischari^ed Monday when Ml YbnlghtH Exclnslva W ia lOOfo WOOL GREY FLANNELS 1007. W OOL TIES Herbert L. Fortune nUN'DREDS TO CHOOSE FROM! 99 St. John St. Tel. 8402 lOO^o •GABARDINES ‘ DOESKINS Printed Satina, Jarqiiarda, Foularda, Crepea, and WOOL COVERTS Wodla. Bold dealgna, neat pattema, paneku AU •PLAipS ‘WORSTEDS wool lined. Reallient ronatruction. REGULAR 55c - 75c " Sizes Sizes $7.88 28-42 $ 1 0 . 8 8 28-44 YOUR CHOICE HOSIERY Regular Price $9.93 III9 5 to $14.95 Values fsr ysul r' ‘ HtsMi Swppsfis. FOR COLORFUL FLOORS 3 PAIRS a ' 1007. W OOL BUY NOW FOR XMAS! THAT ARt SPOT, STAIN, CORDUROY SPORT COATS 88c •m s . MABEL M. BROWN AND FADE RESISTANT... SPORT COATS mue or Brown Plaida. Solid 12 Chester Drive Tel. 2-2778 ahadea In Camel, \ Maroon, 30*", Wools M anelM ter t'olora: Brown, Maroon, Green, Navy. Sixea S4-46. nitgulant— 3-SEASON Tan, Grey. Regularn — Longa. ' I-oag" — Shorta. Valura to Fancies — Solids Heavy Wardoleum S15.9S Value! . 934.50. r007o WOOL COVERT MILITARY S I 3 . 8 8 S I 6 . 8 8 TOPCOATS WHIST Square yard 106% ■ Wool Zip Lining, ■^‘atural MEN'S handkerchiefs MONDAY. NOV. 8, 8:15 All Wool Buffalo Shade. Reguiara — Longa — Shorta. ST. JAMES’S HALL PLAID FLANNELr SHIRTS Fine Uollan, iiumstUchcd Edife, Full Sixci- a St RRKAST POCKETS______' Daughtprs of Isabella 1 a SANFORIZED a ZIPPER! FRONT PLAiD SHIRTS Here’s the best vslue in printed a FULL CUT a SIZES 14'/, to 17 Pure Irish I/inen Handkerchiefs. M-New FUeball [agiiie--fomwith0urDeliy O REGULAR 93.50 VALUE! RXd a n d b l a c k ONLY Special ••••••••••*•••*•• a a # •• 38c Door and Playing Prizes! FULL CUT Refreshments! enamel floor covering for your SIZES I4K to 17 , Contribution 50c. < 2 9 . 8 8 INTER’S the time when an old engine reglly These engines are built on the same assembly money! Heavy Wardoleum is tough, s2.68 . Regular Price 96.9.5! I Reffiilar $4.i.00 Value! BELTS - s u s p e n d e r s 8 8 c W bogs down —when weak sparks fail to line as the engines in 1948 Bufeks. They bring heavy enamel baked on thick, you all the 1948 engine features. They’re all I.arKc .Selection!, Regular Price $1..30. Are a charge of gas—when worn rings and com strong felt base! Long-wearing, s4.88 pression leaks* get, in their dirty work. new —new'pistons, rings, pins. New clutch WOOL SHIRTS 56088 work-saving! Wipes sparkling HEAVY BRUSHED WOOL JAC SHIRT Part Wool and 100% s g j and carburetor. New spark plugs, new wiring. Grey - Black - Green Plaids But we’ve got the answer, right here waiting Everything listed in the panel shown is yours dean without scrubbing! Bright tiles, Regular 99.95! CAVALRY TWILL W OOL SWEATERS $ 1 . 4 8 V atuen to $T.9H: for you. We’ve got a brand-new Buick Fireball in this “power package.” ' / marbles, and florals in engine that will fit right in your prewar car— jackets Best of all, there’s no waiting. Engine output at attractive decorator colors! CLOVES REVERSIBLE McGregor any Buick built since 1937. the factory is running ahead of car production a Full . Quilted Lining Choice of 6 or 9 foot widths! FUR UNED a Ideal for Sport or Dteaa FLANNEL SHIRTS $ L 4 8 — so your 1948 Fireball engine is waiting for SEVERAL JACKETS a Zipper Front Valuea to 95-66: In 12 to 15 hours —at a cost ouly slightly COLORS a Natural or Brown Shade* you right now. ' , t 9M 8 Value! Ckbardlaa oa one aide, 106% a Regular Price 914.95 above a thorough overhaul — we can take the wool pinid op the other.... weary engine out of your Buick and put in a Steal a march on winter today. Come in and‘ W ater Repellent. Full Zlp- $ 3 . 8 8 pee Front. > Knitted Rotluni’ brand-new power plant. get all the facts—including our easy-pay terms. and Cuffa. Five Colora to $ Take Advantaia af Ward's GLOVE-SCARF SETS cbooae from. 12.88 FLEECE ■ ManHily P^yaiaal Plaal 109% WOOL Regular 91tA5! RUDY YOUNG ■ -» MAROON aad MAIZE LINED PHIL ALLEN Regular 98.98! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU.ANTI- GORMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. ‘\ i TIE^ BECAUSE OF THE I/JW PRICES ON MENU’S SHOPS Phone 2.1254 $ 2 . 4 8 S3 9S Valor! $ 2 . 4 8 THF!SE ITEM.S. 907 MAIN STREET W ELDON RI^ILIHNO or JOHN YOUNG 285 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I $9.88 ^ Phone 8202 e - . r>^ ■'(1%^'i^T*"’'^^ '>■ . L-^ •\ }'y™- . -■'- ••■•i^'fs ■• •- -y . 'I.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOV^MBEni S, 194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDATr^ NOVEMBER 3.1948 -<> J VA(5B. BIGHT - Florence Woofl, Maude Kloppen- Leads Oemocrate la Sweep er, his Republican onno-'-'nt for crats scored a sweep at the polls the mayoralty strong outpouring of voters meant mayor 3,363 votes to 9,440. in a bity election here yraterday to burg. 4.464. f 0anrl|p0t^ danger for their standard. Musical Club Plano duets: Deep Purple Shelton. Nov. 8—(VP)—Malachi with the exertion of a Fifth ward So long aa Republicans' have Frasquita Serenade, Dorothy Kee Le May led the Democrats in a Ansonla Democrata Win alderman. Democrat Frank P. Some people will pqv a . Pltop^^ck defeated James W. Today’s Radio |Eoriiin0 WwaW that feeling—so long as they^ s«> ney, Grace irraeer; Romance from sweep in the city election here yes as high as t ^ dollars ro'tell Program terday, defeating Charles D.^ Glov Ansonia, Nov. S—UP)— Demo Morgan, his RepubUcan rival In they need a month's vacation. conduct themselves in legislsfton Gives the Dcaert Song. Betty Lambert, SMtara Standard Thus accompanist, Virginia Whltehill; T II HfMil Btrtc: and policy so that they have to Hvmn of Thanksgiving, trio, Eu M ilRAClMBter. Conn. THOMAS FEKUU90N fear Instead of welcome a\ heavy Chaminade Group De- nice Bllnn, Grace Case, Florence «U: rrtfc. Trt»fc. 0,n l Mi-iiigw expression ot sentiment from all vniM Fvonintr tn “ Thp Wood; accompanist,accompanist, Virginia Virginia , WDR<>-Hlnt Hunt; New*. WDRC—Symphony Hall. voles EiVenillg to l ne J Thankgiving: “He Shall <■ ro m d td October t. Iiwt.___ clasaea of American voters, so i| WCCC—Hartford PoUce Speak; WONB—Dance Orcb,; Newa. wnc—Dance Ondieatra. B24-828 MAIN STREET TBL. 5161 MANCHESTER . ^blKhcd Kwrjr E»*«'***^ long will the Republican party ^Afnerican Scene” ! Feed his Flock,” contnato, Ma^ ij Tunes for Tot*. funday and HoHdaya. Entered at the ^ _____ j lion McLagan; “Come Unto Ma ,1* WKNB—Newa; Modernalrea. 13:00— fM office at Mancheeter. Conn., aa miss the road to full political . - ... A j _ 1 soprano, Ruth Shedd; accompan- I W T H T — Bandaand; Music Mart W nc-News; Dance MuMe. iaeoiaeond Claaa Man Matter. health. Music of the American Scene Florence Wood. i w n c—Badkatage Wlf4. VYeqneney Modniatien SUBSCJtlPTION RATES Every normal historical politi was the subject of the program ot | b Icss America, sung in uni-, '4:16— WDRC—FM 48A; 93.7 MC. "■ Jiouu WKNB—FM 193.7 MC. One Tear by Mall — cal • trend dictated that 1948 the Chaminade Musical Club at its i son by the chib; accompanist, The right desk I w n c —StelU DAlla*. “ Sis montha by Mail ...... S 6UU KatiUeen Brown. I WKNB—Vaughn Monroe. WTHT—FM 106.7 MC. 'U .t l'U> should be a Republican year. Ac November meeting Monday night. j ' ' , w n c —FM 45J MC; 90J1 MO. Ona mcntb by Mail ...... : .«* ■ Mrs. Antoinette Mrakvlcb, chair Hostesses for the social hour >4:80— . . Stacia Copy ...... t .St tually, the Republican party nev which followed were Helene Gub- I WDRC—New England Notebook WDRC—FM. Weakly, by Carrier man of the program committee, in Same aa WDRC.« Suba, dalteared. one Tear Siaiai er took a delcat, even during the troduced her subject thue: "No berly, chairman, Marion Seeiert. 1 'W nC—Lorenao Jones. .tl'i-W) WKNB—FM. Watt or Miaa.. "'oreign .. Roosevelt era, more seriously dis vember, of ail the months of the Virginia Whltehill, Beatrice Rob for the write gift! 1 WONS—Story Time. erts and Helen Cooper. 3:00—Same aa WKNB. mbmukk of heartening than this present de year, seems to be the most com '4:46— - 4:30—Matinee Melody. T H t AS# H’l ATKP RKESw pletely American. ^For that i;ea- * WONS—Two-Ton Baker. The AaaocialeO Prcer /• ’■ Y0> ARE INVITED fOMORROW THE- OPENING • \ t ■ OF . MICHAELS / t . ,-o « ■ / ' ' - ' . * * OPEN 10 A.M....CIOSED 9 P. M. ENTIRE DAY FOR INSPECTION ONLY iAit 0Om(MO€»/ IT'S OPEN HOUSE tom oniiovt.,.Stf6iu^d€^ in ’ - ' 1 P ■ . OFFICIAL PRIZE . ■ COMMITTEE Ybu VC cordially invited to attend the formal opening of ' Come one, come all! £very guest over 18 jtars of age may register his name Michaels’new and beautiful store. Sales are deferred to Friday j ' for the grand awards. SO gifts given away absolutely free and without obligation! R. OtJM GRANT N Winning names will he announc^ by the official prize committee Friday UfCORGB H. WAODBU. so that the entire day may be devoted to inspection. Tawa Maugfr. NaaHwatar and listed in the Manchester Evening Herald on Saturday. VICTOR J. JOHNSO.N -/ / / < ( | ^ / * ?(• e. I V/* OF FAMOUF MA eiViN FREE AS DOOR PRIZES 1 > ' ) . are genuinely gratefiil to the thousands of interested hriends and customers whose faithfid and guiding spirit has made this achievement possible. SETH THOMAS come to*Manchi»ter with nearly *50 years of 5® ELGIN l»t jewelry experience. To the people of Manchester , On, we bring the most complete stocks of quality A “ All merchandise and the mOst comj[)lete services «A* en, Cb, Ap" iffh rendered by fine jewelcw an)rwhfere. V, .OMSON ^ AfefeV. -i ip '“W'av, e// * • beautiful door prizes will be given «?<00 away in order to acquaint our many ne^^ •H ' A Cti So S o n ■Olfj fiiends with the fine quality of our^varied A* <5** , ,*^* \ I ■'.;a •PfrjFJW *» • •* { ^ ' -a V . .. X ■ ' 'W • V 7 - i liVtiNiXNii iiKfCALU. MANUHISSTEK, CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,194S Da c e PAUS TWELVE t m X 347; Carrol (D ) 196; Tong- (S ) 1; pient wilt hold its regular tnonthly emphasizes that It is Important Lots of Broken Hearts March, 24; April, 39; May, 18; white facea done with the aame Brimble, ESenor Maloney, Martba that the people of the town know June, 40; July, 27'; August, 16; paint. , Mansfield. Ethel ZinunenuRa, Phillips (P), 9. meeting tonight at the Firehouse Here Over the Election Big Increase YEW’S Party^ B o lto u Secretary of State: Redlck, (R) how to contact their Fire Depgrt> Locai^ Talent ] September, 50, and October 21. Thgn the creaking cloaet door Florence PUtt and Erma Alexaa- flerald Swamped with Calls at 8 o'clock. *1316 department re- m m a \ .346: McDonald (D ) 197; Secor (S) ment in case of emergency. Laat year thia lowest monthly opened and out came three skele dra. Doris Mohr D'ltalla spbnded to two brush fire calls this Dally The Herald places a 1; Robeson (P) 9. Firm Bureau members will meet total was 13 In January; the bigh- tons to dance for the crowd. Tel. Manchealer week, one at Shoddy Mill dam on. Cartons o f Coke Ma telephone call to the Manches In Bankrupts Great Success Treasurer: Adorno (R) 345; at the community hall Fireplace S0W Enjoyed eat. 27 in Auguat. Don Pierce, aaalated by PhB Farmer EdHor Mea Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and another ter Memorial hospital for the For Results of Local Vote Gwiazda (D) 200; Millar (S) 1. room Thursday at $ p.m. to nomi O f the total o f 270 thus far this Gorman o f Springfield, Mass., and Canaan, Nov. » —OP) Alhart yester^y in the Rosedale section news o f the previous ^24 hours. At d:0.5 last night, election re Comptroller: ZHler (R) 344, nate a new director. 3rear, .141 were bankruptcies In Willie Dobbins of East Hartford, Wills ton Kraus, 59, former editor at 12:15 p.m. There was no damage Accidents, emergencies, births, 25 Per Cent More Are Unusual Hallowe^en Af« turns from Bolton were the first Thatcher (Dl, 199; Cimino e HuoiauaT-a« h i i z m io c k m ...V>.-#V.VW< A .WV/. ■ate ^ A Mi e one caiseiR d r a w ir • r « • SHItf ADJUSTAMUTY Coma In, aaa Iha car HmTs yaara of going in cross-winds and on every oonr 46" OILCLOTH .yd. 39e A **Must** in Every GirVs Wardrobe • aio VieiTAtU MN ohaml— 4rlya Ike New Hudson — ,,^ ceivable kind of highway. When you see Tailofed II • MIAT STdRAOl,DRAWIR axparianca Mw amazing raadobillty, the way it takes even the sharput curves, TWILLS AND SATEEN* you’ll know once again that this car has 5 4" OILCLOTH yd. 50c • RASV-OUT K l.n iA V I comfort and aafoty of Iha only cor Net Curtains You Won^t Have It "The modern design for ’f9’ —and for Many Patterns and Colors. Irregulars. Many I’atlerns and Colors. Swell foi' Drapes and Up Never before to many, quality you slap dawa inlol years to come! j 4 > White, roae, eggaheH. 78” holstery Covering. S A V E 39c Y A R D ! SKIRTS. BLOUSES long. • I features in a refrigerator at this Hue's joar chance to get the thrill of Hudson's remarkable ride is largely due acnsBiional low price . , . and If You Don't Save It! a real discovery—to see and ful what to the fact that its ‘!step-down" deai^ it'a Phiiro quality. this one of the great advances in motor: ■ \ V i - \ ■ I- . ; S ■ n: . ) - ( /. ■ - MANt;Hf''.BTEK EVENING UEKAUJ. UANu h EKI EK. UUNN.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1948 PAOt n r m m \ / MAIvcncaiTlsn e v e n in g HETRALD, MANCFTESTERi CONN*, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1948' PXGE FQVBTEE?? ik : management-paid bospltalisatiori gardlesB of the outcome of the whatever. 1 have on numerous cere desire to retire from publle Misslssippl and probably . Loulsl- >' Mrs. Lily MUIcr, 241 Gardner Auxiliary's Fair street; Alex Bogdan, RockvlUa. Fish Handlers plan for families of employes.. Marshall to Quit presidential elections. occasions /expressed a very Bin* service." EfflRv Is Slruntr Up Here ana to the States' Rights cause. Judjge^sHome MARY YeteiLMHieb The Fish Handlers originally l*hc informant said Marshall MimmrMgrmmh President Gets He keeps intact as a going con O b itu a ry Discharged today: Stephen Maa- , On Center Street Bridge ■aro, 17 William ktreet; Mrs. Mary DreMnwkiag usd A luM loas Wai End Strike had asked a $10 weekly wage In Next January’ plana to retire to his farm tn cern a Democratic party that can % Cleared,$1,132 crease. The cturent wage min Leesburg, Va. VtotctoSenre ' shrug off Henry A. Wallace's Gessay and son, 138 North School Here Robbed Covered B«tto«»-4iinoaholea , .;r Blfive H ere Local police were called last street; Karen Lewis, SO^TJrive D, \ Also RemsMta , imum la $60 a week, but a wages The secretary v/as asked flR^t- Progressives and probably can Ig New York, Nov. 3—(jFI— Sbroe average $74 weekly according tn Paris, Nov. S—i/P)— An In night to remove an effigy that At its in^yng Monday noon at Silver Lane homes; Michael Saver-1 " , S3 Elm Street. East Hartford ly about his plans in a note sent Amazing Upset was hanging from the Center nore civil rights rev'olters ' if it 460 fish handlers, whose two-day an employer apokesnvtn. formed source in the American can’t bring them to heel. ' Deaths the Memorliuh tiMpital, the. Wom Ick, Jr., 30 Hazel street; Sharyn , Residence of Ravnioud F<|rgct^~Me - Not Cam- to him on the door of the General street bridge. A call was placed en's Auxiliary blLwhich Mrs. Don atrlke has - affected the sea-fond United Nations delegation said to to headquarters and a patrol For the 64-year old president Hogan, 499 Adams street; Joyce » ■ 'i ■» i * Some men are as inconsiderate Assembiy. Me aent back the fol ^^Merry C hristm as” ald Makepeace l^presldAit, voted Carlson. Lake street; Mrs. John | A . J O h n S O n K a n s a c k e d ..■.lyik p.i^n ti» Sturt Toiiior* supply at ffew York’s huge Fulton day Secretary of State George C. lowing Btatement: (Om Mmo* t n n FMI* p"«> car dispatched to remove the not only had to shake off the chal 51m. Susan Bartlett.' to purchase the fotldvrlng items of of waltera as they are of thdr MUSTEroLE lenge of his 46 year old Republi Mrs. Susan (Knowles) Bartlett, Hamilton, North Coventry; Mrs. fish market, will return to work Marahall will resign Jan. 20. re- ”1 have made no statement dangling dummy shortly be equipment for the h o i^ al. Anna Vlot, 110 Eldridge stVeet; —Gems, Clothes Stolen r in Town wives. bMn captured, or were leaning to. fore 10 o’clock. can opponent—he had to roll over 67, of 21 Benton street, died at the Thursday* under a new wage agree Btatea’ RIghta Candidate J. Strom Manchester Memorial hospital One dozen aluminum chairs w.lth Mrs. Catherine MoHarty. 29 Birch Say It With I t had no official marking a-s the States' Rlghters and the Pro- AUCTION Forget-^Me-Not driv-ri, spon- Thurmond. . ) j gressives. yo.slcrday afternoon following a detached scat and back *fOr pa street. Tlrlcvcs entered and ransacked I ment. has been the ca.se of .similar tients’ rooms; flva, dozen alum the home of Jiidere Raymond A, 1 FRU)AV. NOV. 5th, IS A. M. aorca by the DUabled American .lamea Hagerty. Dewey’s press, demonstrations at election It was the kind of lone-handed short illness. The widow of ,Otis Birth yesterday; • A son to Mr. The terms, drawn up by a Me secretary announced that ttewcy i G. Bartlett, she had been, a resi inum trays; three dozen aluminuis and' Mrs. James Hillandbrand, 28 Johnson at 107 Pitkin street some- | At Leglen H«n. 375 Main St. Veterana,r will begin totnonrow, diation board and accepted yester time in other years. The effigy going the president had got used pitchers, which save many steps WETHERSnELD, CONN. commander Samuel J. Taggart SHEA’S PORTRAITS REAL had conceded the election In a i con.sisted of sticks for leg.s and to in winning the nomination over dent of Manchester for 26 yeafs. pepot square. time during IJailowc'cn nlgiit, i t ' day by Local 359 of the AFL telegram to Mr. Truman. She belonged to the Congregation of the nurses instead of bringing 'Births today; A* daughter to Mr. was learned today. “ I Another load of New Hamp announced today. ITie proceeds United Sea Food Workers union arms, well padded with paper i strong opposition in his own party ‘ separate glasses of water or other from the drive will go toward the Last Hope Faih's , and cloth, a pair of .shoes, a ‘ and in waging his "give ’em Hell" : al church. and Mrs. Eldridge Tracy, 4 Hale Several valuable pieces of jew- shire glass and china, baauti- and the associated fish purvejrora, ESTATE The laat Republican hope that I Mrs. Bartlett is survived by a drinks to the patients. elry were stolen as well as cloth- | ful large stein, cranberry plckla support of dlMblcd veterana and provide an $8 we^Iy boost for BARSTOW SAYS This Year white shirt, black coat and I campaign against Dewey. { road; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rich theii families. ' Dewey might nose out Truman In brown felt hat. Al.so a check Wallace’s vote knocked Mr. | brother, Melvin KnowleS, and a Also one dozen stools to assist ard Ranri^, Ec&t Hartford. ing belonging to the family. jar, goblets, wines, painted workers. ^ the electoral vote, even though he sLstcr, .Mrs. Charles Harrison, both patients In getting in and out of This is one of a scries of rob- i china, books, frames, small In announcing the drive. Com The settlement also calls for a Who heads your Christmas list? Someone very special, Is Our Crealett was trailing well behind In popular ered necktie. ; Truman out of New York slate, | hospital beds; six triple-panel bed beries local police are investigat- mander Taggart made the follow, of course! • / Tlie "model man" Wa.s de- I and helped Dewey take the lead in | of Ka^x, and A niece, Mrs. Nell 1 items in furniture,' linens, Basie Vaiuet balloting, apparently faded with Connecticut and Maryland. , Porbe.s of AstoVia, L. I., N. Y. side screens, walnut finish; ' six The ^African hnteatora of the I ing that have appeared in the past I clothes, etc. ing statement: bbix'S THE TR U TH '' po.sited in the rubbish can at bedside stands for siich items a s ' American Negro iepresint tribes ] few months, Can you think of anything YOU would like more than late California returns put Truman But the stubborn Truman am-! Funeral services will be held at Lunch. ‘ "The 1948 "Forget-Me-Nof In front in that state. the police station. her home at one o’clock Friday soap, wash cloths and miscellane- as diversified in human, types a s ;______drive will' start here tonSorrow, a portrait of that special person? When you bay it, sell It At the time Dewey conceded, bushed his Republican opponents ous articles. those found In the nations of Eu- WETHERSFIELD SALES CO. or trade h yoa want nMaF- i in their own middle-western pre- afternoon. Burial will be in River- If. 1,. Welch, Sales Mgr. and aratn we ask you for your He or she feels the same way about you! Truman was leading in or had won i , view cemetery. Essex. The Wat- The expenditure for the above . rope. Read Herald Advs. support mam valoe for roar aMmey the following states: around him. it was the bitter end „e j kins Funeral Home, 142 Ea.st Cen- equipment totals $1132. and large- I ‘■'The demand for the various So right now, before the rush, make an appointment When You Engage The Arizona. Arkansas, California,' , of a 10 year dream. The New York stole Iowa, Wisconsin arid Minne-| ter street, is handling the funeral ly was made possible by the prof- { iervicca of the D.A.V. is so great to have a portrait made for the FIRST names on Colorado. Florida, .Georgia, Idaho, I governor has been aiming at and arrangements. Us from the successful fair of the that we have had to increase our BARSTOW Illinois. Iowa. Kentucky, Massa j working for the presidency, that sota out of the Republicans’ hip | staff of National Service Officers. your Christmas list! Jarvis ; pockets. auxiliary, "The Country Store,” m s f \ chusetts, Minnesota. I>Iisaouri. long. , • held at the Masonic Temple, in Oc For example, in J936. kt the Vet Montana. Nevada. New Mexico, Above all, Mr. Truman whipped We’ll capture your personality in your portrait and “the Orgonizotion He broke precedent when be i what he had dubbed the nation’.'* tober, and to which the genera* erans Adihinistratlen Regional Of gift that only you can give” will be a very special North Carolina. Ohio, Oklahoma. captured the Republican nomina- j Funerals public responded so generously. A flee, which was then located- In To do any of thooe tmnone Rhode Island, Tennessee, Te.xas, tion this year after a losing race i■ "second worst,” "idiot” Congress balance remains to form the nuc Newington. we had buf one SAYS: gift indeed. tiona yoa get ssaslaianr Utah, Virginia. Wa.shington. West : against Franklin D. Roo.sevclt' in — the Republican-controlled 80th. leus of 1949 earnings for the bene National Service Officer. Today Virginia. Wisconsin. Wyoming. He got a Democratic Congre.ss 51 rs. Clam M. Johnston Call 8927 or 4237 and Make Your Appointment Now! valae backed by a highly 1944. He ran hold no hope that that is certain to hear anew about fit of the’hospital.' In the Hsrtfofd ; -Regional w ith m e ’WesOnghotMte Dewey was leading in these: i his party will entru.st its banner The funeral of Mrs. Clara Office, we liave five • train trained and osperltBCid or- Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, his ideas of reviving the New ■Johnston of Rockville, formerly of At the meeting Monday after ! to him again. noon bandages were folded as ed National ' Service Officers «T a ’ ranizStiOn. Kansas. Maine, Maryland, Michi Deal. But in the process of gelling i and widow of Robert . , v , „ working full time trying to keep Spe-culate on Shifts elected, he lost a Senate leader, j Johnston. v*'as held this after-I “?***'• during the gatherings It’s • gan, Nebraska, New Hampshire, In Washington, .speculation al abreast of the demand for their SHEA STUDIO New- Jersey, Npw' York, North ' Senator Alben W. Barkley of Ken- ■ jjoon at two o'clock from the Hoi-. |, auxiliary members the present services.' The same condition LAUNDBOMAT Jarvis Realty Co. Dakota. Oregon. Pennsylvania, ready is running high that Mr. lucky will take over as vice presi-' loran Funeral Home. Rev. Willard : ?*•*" “P 7® October 1. over 6000 LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS RKALTIIKH Truman now will make many dent'January 20, when the presi-| j. McLaughlin of the North Meth- dozen surgical dressings were exists-throughout the country. South Dakota. Vermont. shifts in hi.S own administration. made. "Our Rshabilltstion Ssrvice, I 10 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHES’TER, CONN. 664 Ceqler Street Thurmond was in front in four This is based on the view that dent begins his first full four- | rhiirch officiated. There was which handles claims for com The Truth!” ToL 4112 Or 7275 states having a total of 38 elect he got little help In his campaign year term a profu.sion of beautiful floral trib oral votes. He had w’on Alabama, Indications are that Senator utes. pensation, hospitalisation, educa Come in and Let Laundromat Wash and Dry Your Clothes. from manyi Democratic office Scott W. Lucas of Illinois will The bearers Were Joseph Moore, tion, training and employment for Misaissippi and South Carolina, holders who had looked on It m a Hospital Notes war disabled veterans, has an un and waa leading in Louisiana, jln lost cause. Among the cabinet succeed to the job as majority Oscar Anderson. Albert Bolls. Tennessee, two electoral votes are leader. Robert Kristoff, Fred Hilton and equalled record of auccesaful 30 minutes of your time well spent. members, Mr. Truman's chief Pxtieiito T o d ay ...... 163 ^ achievement. This service is of in doubt l^twecn Truman and canipXign help came from Secre From John Foster Dulles in | Alton Hall. Everyone Has Thurmoirf. I Paris came an assertion that the Interment was in the East cemr Adriiited yesterday; Mrs. Rose | vital Importance if disabled vet tary of Xiabor Maurice Tobin and outcome of the election would not ctery. Dolan, 275 Oakland street; Mrs. | erans are to receive those beneflta To Return to AVsshington Secretary o f Agriculture Charles to lyhlch they are justly entitled. Mr. Truman plans to return to Brannan. alter bi-partisan foreign policy. I ------Anna Raymond, Willimantlc; Al Dulles, Dewey’s foreign affairs | fred Keller, Andover; James Nor Our Welfare Ssrvics has seen Washington from Independence, The dopesters figure these, two many a disablet. veteran over the Mo., •tomorrow, then go to Key will surely , stay on, but are in adviser, told reporters ”we shall ' ris, 213 Hilliard street; John Bus- go along in our bi-partisan way.” | caglta, 763 Center street; Mrs. Lil rough spots until he has secured ELECTED West, Fla., Sunday, according to clined to list many other high of gainful employment suited to his B A R S t O W ' S Washington who have been in ficials as “doubtfuT’ of continuing But a victorious Truman will, Rec Notes lian lUrk, Vernon; Blair Prentice, touch with his Kansas City head as members of the administration certainly have more to say about | 109 High street; Lawrence Flano, disability, or if unemployable, Established 1922 quarters. family, the shaping of foreign policy than Tonight Birch Mountain road. until hla claim for compensation Even before the president’s vic Close associates of Secretary of, j ric appears to have had in the past. i East Side Admitted today: Nola Collins. hM been granted." \^stin^ouse TELEPHONE 3234 JUST NORTH OF THE P, O. tory waa assured, the returns had State Marshall ssiid in Paris he And the president may have Gym Wapping; Richard Reardon, 17 clinched Democratic control of deOnitely plans to leave that post some political acorea to settle. | 6:00 — 7:00 Clowns Practise Margaret road; Ann Marie Bouch Camera Club Here Congreas, wresting it away from in January, and Undersecretary of He is not likely to lean too 7:00—8:00 Italians Practise er, 35 Princeton street: Stanley COLORFUL SUEDES the Republicans who won it two State Robert A. Lovett i'. also re heavily in the future on the ad- i 8:00—9:30 Kings Practise Mather, 369 Summit street; Wil f66 years ago. ported to be planning to leave. vice of such political leaders as ] .Swimming: liam Torgan. 13 Summit street. i ■ Carefree little nhoet in bright To Meet Tonight The indicated congressional line In the case of Marshall, the Jacobs Arvey of Chicago, P'rank ; 6:00—7:00 Boys Class Discharged yesterday: Airs. Ha question is whether the president Hague of Jersey City and others 7:00—8:00 Women’s Beginners huei that uke you merrily on ymir up la: zel Fulton, 113 West Center street: The Village Camera club will AS FEATURED IN GOOD HOUSEKEEFING Senate: 54 Democrats apd 42 Re might try to talk him into stay who fought his nomination, but Clas."* Michael Gauthier. 10 Waddell road; ing on. A soldier who took the later weat along, to. aid in his 8:00- 9:30 Women’s Intermedi Spring rounds. Inimitable meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the publicans.' Kenneth Bucklin. J r. 89 North T.M.C.A. This will be the third Beautiful House: 246 Democrats: 188 Re cabinet job because he thought it election. , a- ate Class Dorothy Dodd atyling...spirit-lifting was a . duty call, there was never Neither will he be likely to talk Bowling: * Elm street: Mrs. Frances McCam- meeting this fall and It promiaas publicans, and one American-La any expectation among the presi kindly to those Democratic law 7:00—10:00 Open For Reserva mon and son, 58 Waddell road; colors...all hrrd-lo-beat valueat to be an Interesting one. bor. dent’s inner circle that Marshall makers who went along with the tions The price of admission to ths CAMEO PLASTIC While these may not be the final would take the campaign trail in' revolt against his civil rights pro West Side Rec meeting for the. members is to be figures, it is clear that Mr. Tni- Mr,. Truman’s behalf. gram. Bowling: a esunera loaded with film. Ray man wUI have a_working majority On the other hand, Mr. Truman In'dies vs. Grill, McCann's vs. Pile Torture ZKryer la to bring 4 model to the BEDROOM of his own party In Congress. To *' 'other Gains Made meeting and aha la to pose for pic ‘Along .with their big victory in will owe a measure of allcglarice Renn's Soothed in Few Minutes tures which will be taken by the this majority he can submit the the White House and congression to the labor leaders who stuck b.v Gym: legislative program over which he Act now for fast relief from tor members. He la going to furniah ENSEMBLES al contests, the Democrats made him in his fund-starved, whistle- Movies of basketball and foot the necessary lights. The pictures and the G. O. P.-run 80th Congress many gains in state and local of stop handshaking drive for' votes. ball. Public invited at 8:00 p. m. ture of piles. Don’t wait another Quilted Bedspread with ouarreled—quarreled so much that day. Apply Peterson's Ointment CEHOUSESSON that are taken at this meeting fices. YMC.V V.'HIZ « I isj Mr. ’Truman called Congress at once. This cooling, sootliing, will be entered in the raOn^y 2 pairs of Drapes to They captured the governor 2:30 to 5 p. m. Boys School Pro W E GIVE il^GREEN BTAMPS print competition In December. “i®ot ” and the "second worst” In. ships from Republicans in Ohio, gram astringent foi-mula has given joy WITH PlINTI-POWER . . . match. history. Public Keconls ful relief to thousands for 40 There will also be the regular tb« extra merr* of power you need Rose or Blue Michigan, Illinois, Connecticut, 2 to SilO p. m. Mary Morlick monthly print contest which last for true*io>Ufa ptrformance. Program Prepared Delaware, Indiana and Montana. Dance School years. RelieVes Itching quickly. All druggists, box 40c, or applica month was won ‘ by Francis Akin This program Includea power to The 'Re{nibllcans overturnad the Warrantee Deeds 6 to 7 Junior Boys G.vm in dasa A and by Mrs. Nancy ElKTRONIC FEATHER . . . put on price controls, housing leg DcraocratK; administration in Clifford A. Risley anil Mary E. 7 to 8 Intermediate Boys Gym tor tul5; 60c. Peterson’.s Oint iht e^saiional new tone arm, that ment delights or money back. Akin in Class B. These print con doer awa^ with needle acratch with- fOUIMOIID islation, *and the so-called "civil Utah. ' Risley to William S. Kilgore and 8 to 9: Willie’s Grill tests are proving to be Interesting oui low of the hipb musical tones $16.98 that gi«c hiuiic its life and color. rights” meaaures which led many Before the election, the 48 1 Mary O. Kilgore, property on Mid- Bowling: and is beginning to bring out a Set 8 0 U T W southern Democrats to break •with sUtes were split evenly in state i die Turnpike, ea.st. 'I Casual Bowling until 8 great deal of the pictoral talent In RAINBOW TONE FM . . . 8 fM a w dto. Mr. Trunoail. house administrations—24 Repub- Change of Name I 8 'p. ra. Men’s Bowling league THEATER thp club. Many of the scenes that the quieteai. inottNBentitivc FM ever mauds la l a , Among the civil rights proposals lic ^ and 24 Democratic. | Walter John, Helen Mae Cross, | Meetings: arc entered In the contests have de3-rlooed for home u»e. are laws against race segregation The shifts indicated Uie Demo- j^o^ert John, and Ruth Ellen Anv| 8 p. m. Community Dramatic TRAPROCK been taken around Manchester. ""'ntiiin trains uBiiiB aimand busesuuraa v>u.->n>i,scro.ssing oivusstate ***** | drcukiowicz to Walter John. Helen ; Club Later In the season the club in Tailored lines, agaih'atl.njgking a voter-l»jfc nepuo.IlMns 18—barring some up- e,-os8, Robert John, and Ruth 8 p m. Camera Club ; FOR DRIVEWAYS tends to have one contest of pic • poll tax before he can ballot in set in still undecided races. Andrews. 8 p m. Pine Civics Organiza- j tures taken in Manchester only Federal elections, making lynching Mr. Truman"I;opped every kind' " ______!______tion Delivered — Spread and and hopes to be able to exhibit a Federal crime, and forbidding an of odds to hold on to his Job, as Becomes Father of Tw Ins Game room and boxjng rooms them at the Mary Cheney library. ^360=® RAYON cmplo3rer to discriminate because president. _ _ _ open at 6:30 Rolled. % Any persons interested in pho of race or religious belief wh>n'he CloNcst Race in 82 Vears | Milford. Nov. 3—bPj — Claude , tography are cordially Invited to CURTAINS hires a workman. He licked Dewey in the closest | Phillips, the Arnold college base- j Also Amesite Drivewa.vs. attend any of the meetings. For Mr. Truman, the win was a presidential race i^::,32 years and j boll team’s left-hand pitching ace, 72 Inches Long , tremendous personal achievement. in as amazing- iBv.uJttet as th e; yesteyday became father of, twin About Town ALSO THE 186 IN SAME With a fighting campaign, the American public ever helped e«-'i daughters bom at Milford hosnital. | T. D. COLLA man from Missouri mused his par ginecr. The mother is the former Mary i The Alpina Society will meet CABINET WITH EXTRA ty from despondency and led It to., He . stays . on at the White______House, , Emerson of this town, Bhe and the this evening at 7:30 in the Italian- Telephone 2-9219 ^ $ victory which almost all its lead-! for his first full four-year term i tyrins are doing nicely. American Club on Eldridge street. | FEATURES 2.97 ers except the president himself despite the loss of the fat elector-, had written off months ago as an al v^tes of New York and Penn- j imnosslbility. sylv^la—and despite the desqrsj i ■J ...4 For Dewe.v and the "team” tion of Alabama, South C^arolhta^ j SPECIAL SINCE WE HAVE % WESTINGHOUSE 10 PC. DMESSES SET MAirS MA80IIIC UNO AM'FM Combinations Criss Cross BEEN APPOINTED A etummlme «d- ^ j.-- Masaale am- a^Baa When Shopping STOP In . / ditlea la «ay a llV B Mam WdriaBy •V I** All With Solid Toj anc RAYON wemaa’s baa*/ Iw g f raataduNd ia w a And S;ee Us! MANCHESTER BY d.it, • INC tald. Record Storage. RUFFLED ALWAYS 125 MODELS From $199.95 lOVElY WASHULE^HHReiCC CURTMNS PRICED RIGHT! HOUSE WORSTED-TEX fiO UP IN 30 SECONDS, CAN'T SE DISARRANSED CURTAINS 94 Inches Wide WE ARE CLOSINC-OUT LOOK! LISTEN! 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MANCHESTER .We Bu.v Used Cgrs For Cash fcak^nacan.-.-,.^..----- 0 V - ■ ' ' ' 1 . d V- I A ■■■ 1.- r / I " v.brMinu nbKAL.t;. mAr iilillilllllAliiliiiilHIIIlltlilllllliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiir|”i!i Two to Eight Bargains Listed by A Special For TldsiVeSb H&rocher Anxious to Trade Cooper for Starting Pitcher • o ' * ' ' Th e Inquirer Felt Base Linoleum. e f New England Champs Boros and Teal { New Scoring line Tied for Lead With Hub Bniins Conference with Gid)s _ _ _ ! ALL FAMOUS BRANDS . . . A COMPLETE JOB jl’’ First Foe'of Guards Plnehurzt, N . C., N qr. 8—(P )-- HERALD By Tht Aflndated Press Produced No Results PERSONALIZED COMPACTS ^ fore tossing the greens and the resistant surface which can be bons with a sharp khife; use as a FOR AN AVERAGE SIZE ROOM WbeQ a top Une performer In golf, Boston hockey fans ore shop with a girl’s first name lettered In dressing add some crumbled Roque cleaned with a damp cloth. Holiday Tables bed for lobster or chicken salad. or any zport. turns In one of the ping around today for. on appro- gold color across the front arc fort cheese If desired. Worcester Tadcasters top {^rformonces, it’s Just son^e- ANGLE priate nickname tor the forward -w r • gtm very attracOve to o\m or to give Something new has been added A re-order of tbe season's Lowest Price Latest to $ign thtfiff you'd expect. When on out line of PeU Babondo, Ed Sand-1 i N a a a i T l 4 r*1*dhTl Lippy Leo Denies Rn- for'Christmas. Comra<^^ BOXES OF / CHRISTMAS at the MANCHESTER BAKERY MOST POPULAR BLOUSES ('i2xI2>$]j[*7..50 Booked to Play at sider does It, that’s news. ford and Grant "Nobby" Warwick.! y CAOWA a A O M. a in Years!! For that reason, there’s a lot *wop He Will Confer black or gold and practically any CARDS offer charm, beauty; or on Kerry Street! Fresh-made daily brings good-looks and variety " T j e a - r fw? ■ .* jiiu- L'sddenttfled Player ^Chester High In a lootiig causa Tbs trio dominates the Natlona] i more talk here about the chances name is on hand. 'Phey’re $1.2.1 amusement at very moderate coat in their large plant, ,lt's fast be- within every purse at M A R Armory Friday, Nov. against HoU High. Hockey League's individual scot-i of Julius Boros and Glenn Teal In Humor from a bull session. With Rickey for Pos- at the WELDON DRUG COM at the DEWEV-RICHMAN COM eomlTig the talk of the town—de LO W ’S. 'There are ajl sizes In Buckmister carried tha pigskin Ing raco. Sondford, tbe center, and j tor Campaign PANY. PANY. 767 Main Street. The love licious PEANUT BRITTLE, choik eluding large, in the popular 'Tur See our selection of Fell Base Linoleums——in 19; Won 38, Lost Six the 46th North and South Open Earlier this week a half dozen Warwick, the right wing, ore tied' j. — for 162 yards via ruahlng. passed Bible Plsyer Deal ly Gallery Artists scries includes full o f roasted peanuts, and horiic tle-Neck Jerseys In coral, . blue, Tournament than there U about men congregated*at Lee’s Esso fo r 1Q4 yards and peraonitUy ac tor the lead at 10 points each. A small amount of quick-cook separate boxes of Clirrier and made COCONUT AND NUT gray, black and other shades a' new exciting patterns. You’ll be amazed at Soft plcklngi win not apply in Chick Horbert, Clayton Hcofner station and were passing the time counted for ten first downs racked Babsmlo, the left winger, is third n ^ C U C B Tomorrow at CREAM FUDGE. New York. Nov. 8— (P)— Lio ing taploea may he added to con Ives, Famous Cathedrals. Winter $1.59. Rayon Print Blouses hayb the caze o f the National Guarda or Sammy Snead. away with on old foohioned bull up by the locals. Ha olao passed with eight points. One of the “ “ somme before sertlng. Snow. Scapes, Old-Fashioned opening game oppoeltion - for the Boroe, a Bridgeport, Conn., ama Rec; Entered in New Durocher came______bustling______into town effectively gay color" cqmblha- aeadon. Topics o f .discussion , for two touchdowns, obo to Buddy early nominations for the trio has Green pepper, finely minced, such beautiful flooring— for so little money. Christmas Children, each box at tions, with the becoming tunvover 1948-49 zeazon. Manager Art Pon- teur, whose most notable achieve ranged from the pheasant that I Burbank and the otbor to Loa Bot- been the "Muscles Une." but the ELAT CREPE of rayon in onion powder and a small amount State Cage . Leaaue ^ »Yow«d purpeoa of $1:00 having 12 cards. At the .collar and cap sleeves. In aides 32 gratz announced lazt night that ment so tor boa been leading the go t away to the political com' teron. A conversion point—a tog boon't caught on very well. ----- — ‘ ' fining up possible plajror trades white or pink, which will make same price are boxes of Norman of chill sauce arc good added to to 38, at $1.08. MARLOW''S FOR contracts .had been signed to bring nation in the 1948 sectional quali potgns and the football teoma ot In addition. Sanford and Babon- pass to Botteron—was also a The Naasiff Arms basketball I Tork (Slonto. delightful lingerie for oneself or Rockwell figures, winter scenes scrambled eggs; use as a filling VALUES!! the New England profeszioital fying testa for the amateur cham the American Legion, Silk City do are tied withWith Detroit’s Ted Und- oxms oasaaroau ; Th* voluble CJiantsTk(n««. for Christmas gifts, is 50' inches . . . WE ALSO HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF: Buckmister accomBliohmont of the with verses by Edgar Guest, and ! for a toasted sandwich. If (Jesired. basketball champions to Man pionship. shot his way Into a three A. C., Manchester High os well as afternoon. s ^ for the irod In goal-getting at team'will pracUce tomorrow night he pUnnedto^ld wide and only SI .35 a yard at the Grandma Moses cards. A box of | ------chester on Friday evening, No five apiece. Warwick leads In making angelfqp^ cake cut way tie with Hailiert and Teal In Yale and the ’University of Con- It was tbe greatest exhibition five apiece. Warwick leads tht a at t 8 o’clock at the WWest est Side Rec,Rec. encesencea with hu hid boos. Horace Stone- - CHENEY BROTHERS REM- Madonna reprints, .with a big pic-1 Floors that are a Joy to live • INLAID LINOLEUMS vember 19. Booked are the Tad-' field In assists with six. through the batter yin the tube yesterday’s first round. Each had nectlcqt. ’ by a Manchester High player in All candidates are urged to re i NANT SALE.SROOM. ture included, is $.79 or $1.50. with are_ specialty o f the caster Brewers of Worcester, ham. and added he might have pan. Just before bM ing, to break a four under par 68. Heafner, a One o f the men in the group many -years. Several college The trio sUrted skating os a port on time. "Enchanting Cherubs" are 2.5 MANCHESTER FLOOR COVER • RUBBER TILE • • ‘ Maes. something to announce within a any large ^ir bubbles. tournament veteran, was one was Johnny Scorchuk, a husky in scouts sitting In the stands really unit lata in ths 1947-48 season and The locola are expected to play day or two. ' Capers make an excellent addi cards for $1.00. ■ ING COMPANY. .56 Cottage Tbe Tadcastera won 38 games In also worked os . a group in the • ASPHALT TILE stroke back and Snead had a 70 to dividual who resldea north of the got on eyeful. in the State League which la now •It is no secret thqt wa ore on tion to potato salad; they should Street. The finest quality of IN POM - PO ^ CHRTSANTHE- 44 starts last season against the railroad tracks. The proprietor of Stanley Chip playoffs trail by two strokes. Shots Hero o a i thora ' being organized. Thla league will tha lookout for pitchtra.” ha Mid. be mixed In with the aal.ad drcs.s- Melba Toa.st may be'made from LAID or FEXT-BASE LINOLE MUM S to give gT-aclousness and cm WALL COVERINGS 1 e a ding traveling professional the station, Lee Fracchla, in thP Teal, who recently quit a Job as Johnny Dobrutaky. clever ball "I have talked with several chib ’ • inp. leftover bread; It should be cut UMS come In wonderful colors, beauty to ycnxr home are $1.00 and teams In the United States. Climax assistant prq at the Charlotte, N. conversation, asked why John cnf“p,ro S ‘e"tri " wfl? from deep rich blues, greens, and 4 VENETIAN BLINDS of the campaign was the New handler from Hartford who play *" this neck o f the woods. officials along those lines. Thus' in thin slices, spread out on a bak up a bunifli at M cCONVILLE'S. C.," Country Club after serving hadn't played football. Lee ex ed several games with the Guarda with the "Dj-namlte and Kraul Teams interested In the SUte New GOLD JEWELRY is fasci maroons to modem patterns with England pro tournament held at far. We have run up against a ing sheet and toasted In a .slow 302 Wo^bridge street. Phone there about six months. Is another plained. "John, If I had your Lines" .os the beat In Bruins his nating at M ATHER'S at the Cen- touches of bright color or a soft the Worcester Auditorium. The Jast season, is back in these parts tory. League ore the Wiuimanuc Bock stone wall.” (300° F.> oven for 16 to 20 min 5947 fo / delivery. stranger to big-time tournament weight (200 pounds) I would have ; . ter, i-ombining the creative skill all-over marble effect. KENTILE, Tads also wron the Massachusetts after Ororking the summer In New Gardens^RolnviUe, Windsor A. Durochor declined to reveal tha utes. golf. He led the qualifiers here last played football.” Big Johnny was Y o rk ... Pop Stmmons. Bristol The dynamite line starred in tha C.. Middletown Garibaldis, Port of the mo.st modem designers with the outstanding aspihalt tile, of- 83' pro crown ns well os the Massa late twenties and early thirties. playera he sought but admitted ^riilcken that weighs about four 2-t yr«.! year with a 68 and recently fin kidded for several, minutes by Lee Press sports editor, reports the land Zhikes, Glastonbury Grads, the quality that made Grandmoth- | or ffve pounds w ill give about four Phone chusetts A.B.C. event. while others in attendance stood It was composed of Dlt Clapper, he offered W elker Cooper his er’s Jewelry a cherished heirloom. By Sue Burnett Six fo o t six Inch Jim Milos ished fourth in the Carolinas Open. Tramps will field the same team Hartford, Rockville Legion and high-salaried catcher, to the Chi us«anv”oriced''a’r°$T25'l‘'n';^ i Sns"^d*’^or'combiraUoL X ctips of solid meat for salad after Hall linoleum Co. Pete S^nuii around with sealed Ups. Present Bruin coach, Dutch Galn- Noasfffs. The Regel Collection of Butterfly An adorable little princess- 2-4022 scored 1012 points in all 44 games Otherwise he hasn’t done much aa lost season during the coming cago, Cubs In exchonga for a a“r r s e n K three nalr^ f o r t l m has been steamed. Scarchuk didn't say a word but or and O>oney Welland. The Kraut Th(»<.Jar, seven players have Pinh shows a variety of butterflies I floor dimensions for a free consul- pleated dress for young girls played by the Tads last seafon for In the tournament line. Eastern Basketball League cam pitcher. in all sizes and a wide color range 32 OAK STREET Pete Staum Is the seventh play Just laughed. A motorist ' pulled t)treesome consisted o f Bobby made o f 12-carat gold set with tation on the best type o f cover that’s practical for school—nice a 23 point per game average. The On the other * band,' Harbert, paign... Eighteen candidates re signified their Intentiona o f play "Mr. Stonehora and I were In (very acceptable as Christmas BETELAC ENAMEL Is a par into the station and come to , a Bauer, MUt Schmidt and W oody V tiny brilliant stones. An enchant- ing and costa. enough for party wear. Tiny lace Tods are one of the beat outfitted er to sign on the dotted line to Heafner and Snead have had rnost ported at the Initial practice o f the ing with the locals. Gua Oaudlno O ilcago recenUy, and wre made gifts I at CHENEY BROTHERS ticularly satisfactory gloss for 5= play basketball with the National stop at the gas pump. One of the Mlddletou-n American - L e g i o n Dumort. Schmidt and Dumart and Jackie Robb, the team’s high Ing set has a big gold leaf set with or ruffling edges the yoke, the teams in the pro ranks today and o f the major tournaments and have still ore Important com in the Jimmy Gallagher, Cub general REMNANT SALESROOM. painting furniture — leaving no Guards basketball team during the members of the party who had Eastern League entry... Fred est scorers last season, are ex stones and small leaves for car- Marmalade rolls ore simple to pert lacing Is sure to pleas. ore one of the few pro clubs to won their share. heard the discussion about foot Bruin machine. Jimmy Peters boa manager, a fine offei that included brush marks, drying quickly, and past season. Post, sports editor of the Middle- pected back as well aa young Russ rings. A fringe o f gold chains make for Sunday tea. Remove the Pattern No. 8375 comes In sizes wear knee-high stockings. Close behind these leaders after taken Bauer's right ' wing spot Cooper. He turned ua down, how- For maximum enjoyment get a coming In moat attractive colors. Staum has been a standout in ball, walked outside tbe office and town P r e a s, wUl 'manage Cole, who was also with lost dangle from a lapel pin, and crusts from thin slices o f fresh 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 years. Size 3, 2 Manager Pangrstz has promised yesterday’s opening round of the called Lee aside. with Schmidt still at center and aver. No, I won't tell you those we checkup on your radio occasional You’ll find it at the MCGILL- Mate ranks for the past decade, tbe Legion cagers...The Bridge year's Rec League champs. chains wind around to make car- bread; spread each slice with soft 1-8 yards o f 36 or 39-lnch. to bring to Manchester the beat 72 hole medal play tournament He sold, "N o dotibt you don't Dumart on left wing. asked for, nor those we offered In ly. All radios, like all mechanical CONVERSE C O M PAN Y, 645 Main notably with the Polish American port Newftelds and Watorbury Eddie Wlerzblcki. Jerry Wil rings. Gold "snake” chokers may butter, then with marmalade. Roll For this pattern, send 25 cents, possible teams and the opening were more than a dozen good play Know it, but Johnny was one of addition to Cooper. and electrical appliances, lose their By Mrs. Anne Cabot Street, where there’s also an ex and United Aircraft teams. Staum Coppers will play home games liams, Honk Sheridan and W ill have double or triple strands for up diagonally ,' and fasten with in coins, your name, address, size night booking looms as the best a ers. ■, the best footbaU players to ever "W hat I will tell you, however. sharp edge but do it so gradually toothpicks before toasting under By starting on tl)l.'< handsome cellent line of COLORED VAR played with the Guards last sea every Sunday afternoon and Tues Aroher are newcomers trying out. glamor—and may be matched re.sirpd. and pattern number to local team ever tackled. Tied at 71, one under par, were don a pair o f cleats at the Univer Clmroh Leogao Is that at no* time did ere diocuae that the change cannot be detect the broiler. table cloth now, you'll be "all set N ISH E S — maple, mahogany, son and has been going great in day night during the coming sea Wlerzblcki lost season woa voted with a bracelet. Sue Burnett (The Manchester Manchester fiuis have demanded defending champion Jim Turnesa sity o f (TonnecUcut. He was a Johnny Mlse. He has never been ed. to set" a beautiful 'Thanksgiving walnut, and others. practice sessions to date. son in New Britain. . . WD RC in M the Rec League's Most .Valu Evening Herald) 1150 Ave. Amer- first class ball and ths Guards will of Elmsford, N. Y„ Jackie Burke, a great offensive fuUback." Emanuel Lutheroa. (8 ) discussed In any deal.” Thc Bear Brand ARGYLE SOCK table. The graceful cornucopia Tonight the Guarda will drill at Hartford may broadcast all home Iver Carlson _____116 lO l 150—866 able pla.ver. Wtlliama was the A dash o f Worcester sauce add ica.a. New York 19, N. Y. attempt to book only the best quin promising young player from Lee's face dropped a foot. After Although Duraicher did not say, ARTISTS’ 8UPPUES for ere lilTs, well stocked at the J. W. Is filled to overflowing with bright Fill cream puff or eclair shells 6 o’clock at the armory. basketball games of the Universi H a rd in g ...... g3 i l l 104— 398 playing-coach of Moriorty Broth- ed to cream o f tomato soup helps Don’t miss the latest issue of tets to fill the open dates on the White Plains, N. Y., Harry Nettle- filling up the customer's tank, he it Wi'aa reliably reported that tha point up the flavor. - ■ ators of all degrees of skill and HALE COMPANY, at $1.8.5, In ly hiied fruits and vegetables In with ice cream and serve with a schedule. Tw enty games will be ty of Connecticut this season... Benson ...... 140 114 107— 361 era, Sheridan starred lost year Fashion. The Fall and Winter book bladt of Avon, Conn., (Haude Har was all apologies to the modest pitcher he wonted wros JHuajr all ages are displayed at the clude all necessary yam with di the true spirit o f the season. tutti-frutti sauce made from chtr- played In the Eastern Professional UOoon Ctoach Hugh Greer's Turner ...... 105 111 108—324 with the Windsor Locks Flyera has a wealth of sewing data for mon, husky, wise cracking pro Scarchuk. Schmltx, the Cube’ southpaw hurl- A tremendous bargain on the JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY. rections for knitting. The wool is To obtain four hot-iron trans rles, bananas, oranges and pine League with the first start Friday, nephew Is a candidate for tbe Irving Carlson .. 81 157 120—358 wrho defeated the locals la Wind the home dressmaker. Smart, easy Last Night's Eights from Mamaroneck, N. Y., and During Scarchuk’s senior year er wrho won 18 gomes lost seaeon. HILLSHIRE DOWNS COSMET 699 Main StreeL There arc large "wonderized" against shrinkage. fers for tablecloth me.nsuring 8 apple. November 26 against the Bridge New York University cage squad sor Locks and Archer was a main- fo make styles, fabric news-free Palm Beach, Fla., and Joe Zar- at UConn, he drew rave notices sUy with the classy New Britain Durocher denied persistent re ICS cuts 40 per ceiit off their reg or small boxes of oil paints or wa One may have large or small by 0 Inches, and four Individual port Rectors at the armory. ...W arren Brink, well known Total ...... ,524 594 589 1707 g ift pattern printed in the the hardt o f Greensboro. N. C. from coaches and press in the Pajama Boys. ports that he planned a cosffab ular price at the CENTER PHAR ter colors; show card colors; fab diamonds In bright harmonizing moUfa for napkins, material re Add cocoanut to a lemon .snow basketball official. Is a brother-in- ilouth .M ethodist'(I) book. 25 cents. By The Associated Press Dick C!hapman of Plnehurst, for- East for his line battering ability Nossiffa are expected to carry with Brandi Rickey for the pur MACY. Cleansing, massage, and ric paints; chalk and crayons; as colors against a background of quirements. coior chart, stitch Il pudding and serve with a foamy Huston, . Tex.—Eddie LoMarr, law of Paul Klapprodt, Hurricane Fancy ber W alker Cup playef and still aa a back and also oa a savage 95 108 87— 287 a ten man squad and oU pooiUona foundation creams arc non-aller- well as all other essential equip navy, brown, maroon, natural, lustrations and complete directions iemon sauce, ' 170; Oklahoma Chty, outpointed s ta r ... Big Bob Hubbard la ex Haugh pose of luring pittiiers IWph one o f the nation's ranking ama lineman. He played a guard posi ....1 1 2 81 98— 291 ore open. They expect to open glc, being made from the milk of ment. blue heather, brown heather, green for Holiday Tables (Pattern No. may hj achieved by wearing a Dolph Quljano, 175, El Paso, 15. pected back with tha 'Oanea be Nichols Branca and Joe Hatton awroF teurs, shared th<; 72 bracket with tion on defense. ....1 1 3 100 120—333 their season shortly after Thanka- imported goats. An especially nice heather, oxford gray, or yellow. 5880) send 15 cents in coin plus 1 ROBES FOR CH RISTM AS have light-colored blouse or Jacket with New York (Park Arena)—A1 fore tbe end of the mOntb.. Brown from the Brooklyn prdaldent Toney Penna of Cincinnati. Joe Fracchla is still wearing a red ....1 0 3 118 97—313 giving. liquid shampoo, fragrant cologne Vlnylite plastic in a leather-like cent postage. Your name, ad a wide and varied appeal at the a bright fabric surface, a skirt of INSURE Winn, 165 1-2, New York, atopped Slinging Sammy Baugh will be on Banks “We ore wlUIng to talk trodo WIIL Tylor o f Bristol. Tenn., and Dave face. And it is not a HoUowe’en ....1 0 2 115 106—323 and powders are included. finish makes a roomy western- Add celery seeds to potato salad dress and the pattern number to MONTGOMERY' WARD COM straighten lines made of a dark, iD ^sher, 159 1-2, New York, 6, mask; display Sunday afternoon at Fen with anybody,” he sold. "And that for a change in flavor. duil-surfaced material. Douglas of Wilmington. Del. way Park when the Woshingtqn means Brooklyn, too. But 1 havo style "saddle bag" in which a Anne Cabot, 'The Manchester Eve P A N Y — and It's wise to buy now MrKINNKY BROTHERS Brooklyn (Broadway Arena)- Great Da>- for Bucky Total .....5 2 5 518 510 1547 Crisply cooked bits of bacon maF young student can pack her books, ning Herald, 1150 Avenue of the since this Is their Christmas stock. Irish Billy Daly, 153 1-2, Brook A second 18 hole round was Redskins meet the Boston Yonks. not seen Mr. Rickey fo r some tim# Beal btate aa< Inearnoee Temple Beth (0) be added to a French Dressing and pencils, papers and lunch. What When cream is to be whipped Quilted rayon s.otin In solid color The PINE PHARMACY, 664 line, Moss., outpointed Herbie ncheduled for today and the low Greatest individual perform Lost year Sammy completed 20 now. As for as I know there is Americas, New York 19. N. Y. 9M MAIN n. TBI. CMM Brettactaneiavi .. 94 9 1 83— 258 Local Sport used over a green salad. Just be- will appeal to a part is the sturdy for a dessert topping allow two with a damask-effect pattern or In Center Street, is well equipped to Kronowitz, 158 1-2, Brooklyn, 8, 50 and tie* w ill play the final 36 ance seen by a high school back of 29 aerials— 14 of them in a row nothing on the fire with tha construction apd the tough, seuff- to three tablespoons of sugar and aid one in prevention of illne.ss or holes tomorrow. this season was turned in by Ron ... Buffalo is at New Haven Herman ...... ,/94 81 110— 285 Dodgers. We have ao meotlng threq-fourths to one teaapooh of charming floral prints are $12.98 I to treat ailments that do get the nie Buckmister last Saturday aft Thursday night, and a t iSprthg- Kuvensky ...... 9 2 90 114— 200 planned and I don’t expect one.” vanilla for one cup o f ereom. and $14.98 In aizes 14 to 20. All- C hatter wool flannel robes in wine, powder I better of one. All form o f vitamins t Women’s League ernoon. The husky Red and fteld Saturday night In'American Weiss ...... 85 100 82— ‘267 Leo sold he Intended to announce blue, or nrivv. some with white ' are there, such as Plenamln cap White back, equipped with piston Hockey League gomes. Sunday Kubin ...... 98 98 98— 294 his- new coaches "aoon.” A press New displays arc added daily to Watkins like legs and a sllng-shot arm, night Springfield plays New Hav Wally Parclak W1U coach the confcranca la aat for today In the you look wond^l piping, are $10.98 in 12 to 20. sules with vitamins A,B,C,D.E, Polish American basketball team the brilliant array of slightly Ir "Baby chenille" in fine rows makqs and G, as w-ell as liver concentrate AT THE REQUEST OF Lucas .. . . . 91 102—266 gained nearly 275 yards for Man- en at the Elm City Arena. Total ...... 453 460 489 1400 Giants’ offices. The club recenUy TOP TUNES regular NECKTIES, definitely In Wilhelm 88—277 Center Congos (4) during the coming boaketball sea released coaches Travia Jockaon handsome wMshable robes In pas and Iron sulfate; or Vitamin B son. Parclak ia a form er Trade in mouton demand fa Christmas Rlft.s, at the tels or in white with huge appliqued I Complex syrup. There are many , SEVERAL Kane . .. 92— 177 Steckel 90 12/ 118— 830 and Hank Gowdy. CHENEY BROTHERS REM ’ *oharskl 113—308 Clark .. . 94 104 116—314 school player. He played with the KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT flowers, in. sizes 12 to 46. at $t.98 I cough syrups, nasal sprays, and 1 Pole# last year. NANT SALESROOM. lo $7.98. Suede robes -vith velvet nose drops; hot water bags. Ice CUSTQMERS WE ARE Bycholski 115—328 McComb . 99 87 99— 285 ------72 Silk Towners to Play Sasiela . “My Darling, My Darling"— collans in 14 to 20 are $7.98. I bags for head and throat, and ' White . . . .107 HO 96—313 MazzoU .102 96 101— 299 Oddity: Manchaater High has In making griddle cakes pour the j adult or Infant syringes. In serl- j scored 13 points in each o f her lost PENDER AND BODY Doris Day and Buddy Clark Total . ___ 468 450 510 1428 batter on the griddle from the tip Fill fresh pea^halves that have i ous illness their pre.scription de- three gamea. East Hai^ord “Kiw Me Again”^— Franle Sinatra of a tablespoon to obtain best, reg been sprinkled with lemon Juice ' partment is thoroughly efficient I Continuing Moriarty’s (3) T o U l .....4 9 2 524 525 1541 At Rockville Sunday downed the locals, 25 to 13, a 13- and prompt. ! He’s O ff to a Clean Start! McIntosh ___ 88 94 102—284 WORK ular shapes. with mounds ot currant lelly and St. Bridget No. 1 (2) all game was played against Bris “ La Cucaracha” — The Modernaires Brogan . ___ 86 89 86— 261 serve around a roast chicken' LaChapelie ...... 113 140i 101—354 tol while Hall High of West Hart Phillips ... 92 92 81— 26.5 SoHmrne and Flacff. lac “No Time”— Woody Herman ELECTRIC MIXERS are avail Make lamb chops go farther by With the goodbye kiss a matter McKeever ...... 83 103 106— 292 ford prevailed by a 20 to 13 score Reebe ...... 123 102 85—310 6M Dae tot Wraet able at MA'THER'S at the Center CANDY CUPBOARD CHOC stuffing them with a savory meat This Return Game Following All Stars Slight A r c k t v y ...... 116 123 106— 345 last Saturday. of seconds, he’s office-bound in .. ___ 90 96 88—274 to satisfy the yearning of every dre.s.slng. Then bake them in the Kloter OLATES, whose delicious quality immaculate attire — confident (>f Sunday Here; Joe Rich' p „ v o rite 8 to W in Jambroga ...... 106 100 122— 331 homemaker who,hasn’t one. The kept people standing in tine when oven. • A b ro ltia ...... 124 88 118— 330 The Laurels will scrimmage the Total . . . . . 479 473 442 1394 Windy Gty Sparkplug i’avonies lO Win Dormeyer at $37.50 and the Ham they were scarce, arc novV plenti his appearance bccau.se she sends Guards tonight at 7 o’clock qt the ilton Beach at $37.00 will accom ful in one or two-pound boxes at There are many three-quarter us all his clothes for. quality Sale Of Debs (4) Total ...... 545 554 553 1652 armory. Strain and Hot Water plish innumerable tasks of heat QUINN'S PHARMACY. Among Backfielders and elbow-length sleeves in fall cleaning! Evanskt ...... 86 89 86— 261 Chicago, Nov. S—iJF)—The N a Zion Lutheran (2) ing. mixing, and whipping at dresses and even coats for fall and Famaces Repairtd KEMP’S G in ...... ___ 74 8.3 83— 240 tional Hockey League’s All Stars Petke ...... 97 97 108— 302 Eric Norfelt, Hall High coach, notable labor saving. As effective quite often as \vear- ivlnter. which call for gloves’ long t p r is T ir Sunday afternoon it will be "hit claims Manchester was the beat m TTbert . .. ______74 77 71—222 Sadroylnski ....123113 95—331 Air Conditi^Bg have been installed a slight favor incorporated Ing full-gathered or belllng-out enough to meet the sleoiwline. Dyeing — Repairing — If'aterproofing Wiloon .. ______81 88 92— 271 the road" for the Silk O ty grid- Prokopy ...... 95 128 115— 338 defensive team his club met this 763 MAIN STRKBT TK I- S6k(i skirts for hip disguise are clothes ite for a repeat triumph over tbe aeason. Roll large leaves of lettuce, Opalach ___ 106 100 95—301 ders with a game scheduled in W iley ...... 88 90.— 178 J o se^ Hettinger Furniture and Music Home of Frigidaiie after crisping In cold water and with light-colored tops, dark bot Quality and Service Keep-Customers Coming Back To Us world champion Toronto • Maple B enache...... 108 109 00—307 L toms. Sleek and slimming effeists The Inquirer MEN’S SUITS nearby Rockville against the Ffeooa 68M draining well, and cut In thin rib- Total . .... 421 447 427 1295 Leafs tonight in the second annual K le ln e rt...... 76 — 76 Qua Oaudlno has gained 95 yarda Again, Again and Again! Windy City American Legion. on 26 ball carrying Jaunts for an And Tweeds (0 ) All-Star contest. Smith .. ______85 88 84— 257 These two teams were scheduled 511 523 408 1.^32 average o f 3.6 yards per rush. Last A capacity (Chicago Stadium ■*■**>*> the local halfback woa the Wood .. ______67 77 ------144 to play two weeks ago but inclem crowd of 17,000 fans will watch Handicap . 34 46 34 114 Topping a a • • 87 87 89-263 ^Conns leading ball carrier. ent weather forced postponement the squad of 18 All-Stars, selected Plenty o f Good Schiebel a a • a OO — 73-139 Total ...... 545 560 532 1646 TOPCOATS of the contest. Siinday, November by league coaches, attennpt to Pirkey .. a a a a 84 109 91—284 The Silk City A.C. basketball team 14 the two clubs will play a re follow up their 4-2 deciaion over .North Methodist No. 2 ( I ) will practice tomorrow night at 8 Clearance Manchester CorrentI a . a . — 80 77—157 PHILCO Voluen in Meaty ' Save Up To 115.00 turn game at Mt. Nebo, the Leafs in the inaugural match Crossen ...... 103 95 102— 200 o’clock______at the East Side Rec. All Rockville, coached by Ted Ven at Toronto last year. A fast, bruis Hanna ...... 129 93 106—328 playera \ T o U l . ______389 441 414 1244 are urged to report on iieai)q u \k h ;rs Pattern* tura, has compiled d fine record ing battle Is anticipated. ' .Sloan ...... 87 102 121— 310 tlnre The gross take will be about Irish ...... 104 94 113— 311 of . Dry Cleaners W’aaley Insurance (0 ) in its first year of rompetition. h M\^(H^^HR The Legion Field was laUl out by $30,000. two-thirds of which will G. (h a p p e n ...... 97 123 105— 325 Handler ------83 65 ' 72— 220 ^ e Silk City football team will Rockville Legion members. go to the players’ pension fund and hokl its weekly meeting tonight 93 WELLS STREET TELEPHONE 7254 Fine QualHy Worsted Suits Yost ..,. . . . . 89 89 01— 269 Pongratz ----- 80 78 88— 246 ^ Sparkplug of the Vets is Joe the remainder to the vetersiis fund Total ...... ’. .520 507 547 1574 at 8 o’clock at the V.F.W. Home. .P H IU .O RA ".-- Neckwear of the Chicago Dally News, spon ht.’ Mary’a (8) Several Important buaineoa mat Newcomb ... 76 90 82— 248 "Gunnar" Rich. The husky full Suits With 2 Pants ter* will be discussed and a large • FMIl CO F R tlZ ’;: Gsher .. ------69 74 78— 241 back has been a star with Rock sor of the event. a iffo rd ...... 93 102 87— 282 ville teams for the past decade and Hyde ...... 122 98 104— 324 turnout o f members is expected. • P H Ili.0 I I I ( V i ... Total . . . . . 397 416 411 1224 is a fine kicker as well aa a lint Brown ...... ,^ ..9 7 95 120—312 Regular $65.00 . . .Now $54.50 Folding Cartons (4) plunger. Cheney A. .K. League E v a n s ...... 95 127 124— 346 In ’ Carlson set a new single •PHILCO RIFRIOIRAI. k . game record in tha Church Bowl- BUY THIS VACUUM CI^EANER Conn ...... 72 76 70-218 The A.C'.s were up for the Staf Ncl.- I ■A,. ■' V a " V \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1948 FAGS laOHlEEN MANCHESTER EVE.NTNG HERALD. MA.N’I'HESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVTaffiER 3. 1949 Services OHered isl Help Vinpled— r emnie 35 Arlirie* fni Sale 4S Hooathbld Gbods 5 - 81 Ffinpifi mnd t silht tor Bald 71 ii ii ' Aotomobftcs For Sale Aatom 1 M-ARY CHENEY LIBRARY IT E D N E S D A Y , N 0 V | h lB iB » 1948 ,' / PAGE nVEXTl i iUattrliP^r lEttritittg HrraU> ^ ' "j|S* - f lArerageDdUy Net-Press Ibai — wt^ (• -n»r Om Mooia or Oeteber, I S « Mrs. Andrew Apel of Saybrook, formerly of Manchester, is visiting ■ ■ .-.'V ^ ro n About Town relstlves in town. She also attend ed the District Rally o f W.B.A. re- H A L r S SELF SERVE ■ r f I TU'.re will be. a meetincr \'iews in Odd ■ Fellows hall last The Original In New England! o f the Pino Civic Aaboclation, Inc., night. She has long been a mem P A C K A B E QF Mandietter~~‘A City of ViUage Charm at the y . M. C A. at 8 o’clock. ber of Mystic Review. No. 2. Clilof o f Police SchenUel will make AND HEALTH MARKET a-i address and a question and The Parent Teachers Club will AdvortMas M riifa I f) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1848. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PR K » FOUR CIUn^' swav/or period- will follow. Also have a meeting Tuesday evening, 1st wbai's.iuUcr'ifcs C h rlw ii VOL. L X V II., NO. 887 a proposed amendment to the con November 8 at the Keeney strqpt n et.... Holidtr heosTt br Nuuwtts stitution pertaining to changing school. Movies will be' shown of THURSDAY SPECIALS! ef iaiiM bcesddedi. . . Toddler’s of the meeting night, will bo vot the 1948 World Series and other Tmman Congratulated in Victory ed upon. Those wishing'trans films and refreshments will be a->fC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales General Electric chsriaiatiy KsUegsd. dsimily portation may contact Albert J. served. embraidttedBaba’s (wenlr Russians R eject Sheffield. Republicans to Fight No. 2 J-i Can Prem ier Golden, . Space Maker •' ■' ■■nrhid, seu thid with ergandr. I The monthly meeting of the Uoss Company No; 1 S.’M.F.D., I Women’s Missionary society of 1 ^ ia eat Neaaeni peckage of. 'Vs • held Its monthly meeting last Emanuel Lutheran church will Pumpkin 2cu>33c lebe ead Teddlw fipcb... the W estern Atom ic night. Ray Dwyer showed a num take place tbmorrow afternoon at gteoiaM cieetieai cm lor null ftyi ber of pictures he had taken o f the 2:30 and the members have the Spruce and Blssell street fires, privilege of invlUng guests Rev. Against Modernizing which were much appreciated. Raynold G. Johnson o f the Coven- Walnut Meats »/2 Lb. Pkg. 49c Energy. Program The men listened to the .election ant-CongregaUonal church will be "" y'M returns and enjoyed light refresh the guest speaker. Devotions will Large BoUIe Red Wing ments. be in charge of Mrs. Grace Ander son. Hostesses will be Mrs. Emma Bti. 23c Of New Deal Effort Benson, chairman; Mrs. Simon Chili Sauce Vishin^y Calk Plan Johnson, Mrs. Cart Anderson, Mrs. Asks Deletion Ida Soderberg and Mrs. Adolph i Fantastic and Unreal) Johnson's Red W in g • Close Shattered Ranks Benson. j Tclk General Aswm- Of Referring 14 Oz. BtL 19c Poultry Form Mrs. David Spencer of Lydall I Catsup bly Atomic Bomb Can Single Great Issue For Battle in Con street is In Boston to see her sis Be Answered With gress as Tmman^Be-’ Fresh dressed broilers, ter, Miss Peggy HeaUey, who un No. 3'A Cnn ; To Sanctions fryers, roasting and fowls. derwent a nerve operation yester Some Other Weapons To Dominate Policy comes Hottnt Art!* day at Massachusetts Memorial Friday night and Saturday. Cans Hospital. ' I Tomato Puree 2 35c United States Urges American Poli- Fresh quick frozen poul Bulletin! Result o f try anytime. Past matrons of Temple CSiap- Paris, Nov. 4-— (flV-rThe Amendnient of Pales- On Foreign Affairs\\^^ ter. No. 63, O.E.S., will entertain United Nations Assembly re ttoe Resolution in Se- Vifclory Over Dewey; 847 West Middle Turnpike the past patrons at a. pot luck sup- HEALtH MARKET jected today Russia’s pwpos-. Pledges Large Order Near Hockanum River Or per in the Masonic ’Temple, tomor imrity Council Unit Hinges on How Much row evening at 6:30. A social hour | Love Lane HEBE’S A BEAL VOTE OETTEB! ^ al for atomic eoutroL The Wagner Law will follow. More Money, Goods ^ • . . i^vc you one-third more irefrigerfted food slor* vote was 40 to 6. Only the So ^airis, Nov. 4— (ffj— ’The United Washington. Nov., 4.— (/P) POLISH STYLE HAM ». 99c age space than old-style models . . . Plos ansqrpuacd viet bloc supported the B u ^ Nation Can Throw Into | — Republicans closed their Mrs. Alfred'a . Howland of StiUes asked the Security Council Return Not Strickland street is spending the For SandwM i or Cold Plato. V4 Pound 50c! dependability. If you want the most for your money, sian .proposaL wWch esuM today to delete references to sanc Present Cold War shattered ranks today for a week with the fsunlly of her son, here's your buy! for s treaty banning the atom two-year flght in CongrcM tions from a British-Chinesa Fal- PresMent Truman has n iMOrty tangli vrilll soom at Ms sM WorM War 1 battery mates at Kanaae Ctty Harry Howland, at Richmond Hill, | N A N N n TB I sad T oddtsfi m O B | \ 0 At i»*H in bomb and a separate tr^ y estlns proposal directed mainly at after Governor Dewey of New York had conceded detent In the prealdeatlal election. Left to rlghtt Seen Likely against a certain effort by New York. Washington, Nov. 4.— (flP) \ E^rices Range From ' gaMN.wSiw» Good HooMkeeping setting up controls. The IsraeL Jack Bnllaid, PrtMident Traman, Federal dodge Rlehard Duncan, Federal dodge A lb n t Ridge nnd Ted President Truman to mod Atlantic Pork Roost — President Truman’s post- j Cut From light. Tender Pork. treaties would have become The resolution, introduced O c t Blarica. AU are from Kansas City.. (A P wlrephoto.) ernize the New Deal. Mr, Members o f the Ladles A id So-| election foreign policy ap effective slmultaheonsly. 28, provided for economic and po Union Leaden May Truman returns to Washing Range and Fuel clety of Zion Lutheran* church will i Other Baby Frocks litical sanctions to enforce peace pears certain to be dom inate be guests o f Trinity Ladies Aid Fresh Made $ to $ ton and a welcome-home ^ e - 259-00 460-00 in the Holy Land. Shortly after it by this single great issue: Not Be Happy (Her J^Klety of Rockville, .Friday eve ■ ■ ^ T i Paris, Nov. 4.— (4")— Rus was presented, a relisbls informant T*wo Actions bration tomorrow the hottest arti n in g . ' 49c ^$2.25 to $3.98 sia rejected today the west said the United States would beck Japan Is Convicted How much more money * and Action o f New (>>n« cle in American pottUcs, as ths re Lamb Patties ' USE ODRI4Y-A-WAY PLAN U sult o f hto upset victory over Gov. OIL ern phui for control of atomic It Later, however, other inform goods is the United States gress on Labor Acts Joan, small daughter of Mr. and ants said President Trumsn had in willing and able to throw into Thomas EL Dewey. Mrs. Frederick A. Mlkolite of HoU FOR YQ1JR CHRISTMAS SflO l^lN p energy, calling it fantastic Big Factors H e win bs off Sunday for a two- SEAFOOD tervened to change the American the cold war against Russia? street, celebrated her fifth birth A smfll ‘down payment wiD hold any ardele Ittitil Xmas. and unreal. Andrei Y . Vishin- delegation’s position. Of Aggressive Wars Washington, Nov. 4.—OF— week breathing s p ^ at Key West, L T. WOOD CO. Freeh Flshi Is running more plenttful this week, nnd prices nre Scope Will Depend am Answer Fla. day yesterday with a party for sky, leading the Soviet bloc’s Tbs proposal was referred to a Whstev-er the fate o f a Taft-H art- seven of her little girl friends, lower, SO use this henlthfol food to good ad^wntuga In yonr BfoctriodDept. — BasemenL BABY SHOP— Main Floor, Rear. In Midwest Diplomatio auUioritlM say that TIu m to Shape Up Pregnm 51 Blasell SL TeL 44S« bitter closing flght, told the Security Council subcommittee, a on Mr. Truman's answer to this ley act repeal drive in Oongreas, Barbara Bye, Nancy Mahoney, home. step some sources said was in Long Trial of Former; '■ ■" , n..— When he comes badL it will be Cfiiarlene SchiebM, Prancea apd SEAFOOD SPECIALS: Uidted Nations General As question will largely depend the there, appears little prospect of a time to shqpe up ths legtotottvs tended to gqt the question out of scope, perhaps even the effective Qmthla Nylln^ B everly Brogard sembly the atomic bomb can Repeal of Authority to flat return to the New Deal Wag program which he promised Isat the way until after the U.S. elec Premier Hideki Tojq NcM ^S T l d b l t S ness o f the whole stop-Commu- and Barbara Anderson. Games Fresh Scallops lb. 79c be answered with atomic bombs night win be baaed on tha DenM>- tions. niam program during his second ner labor law. were fdayed and sandwiches, cake tin IIK IIU b C COM and weapons o f other idnds. Provide Storage Facil* And 24 Co-Defend-1 Called From (/P) Wirra cratic party platform. Proposes Amendment term In the White House. Union tenders claim in g-an d re and cream aerved. Joan waa Fresh Oysters . pt. 79c a.J!IIKIUL4