S V V -* - * /• V j i TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1952 PiGEJt>URtEEN A 4 % « 6 Daily Net Preoa Run Tha Waathar M anrlirrirr Cnrafno Wieralh MW tka Weak EnaMI Pereeaot e( b . M. Weather : Nov. 18, lilt ■■rf'i II Cleadjr tealght. Bala WharaAMf About Town Heads Zoners Educators Mull Revision's R e*E lected Zoners Grant *10,782 atteraoea er eveaUag. Net qalta aa Member e( Umi Audit eeel tealght. Bwreaui eC 'CtKoUtlaas TIm Infant of Prague Mothen Mancht$ter—^A City of.-Vittage Charm ClMda will HMct WodneadayNaifht In Keeney SK School Plans 21 Out of 33 at ■ o’cloclc at the home o f^ r s . LurloB L^ierre, 117 l>nox itr^t. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES-t-lN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE fIVE C im The Board of Education lBst.f the latest in fire tesistant materi Board o f Appeals Denies ;VOL. L X X n, NO. 43 (LWeMiiei Advartialag aa Page M ) night studied a preliminary plan als and protection devices. H m MaachMter Oreen Parent Hultine pointed out that if the 11 Following Public Vtaeben Aaaociation will hold a of the proposed new school on school Is Insured, for 80 per cent Hearing, Tables One poUuck at tha achool tomorrow Keeney street and made recom of its value, the prcfaihlm rates will Bight at g;SO. Any parenta of mendations for possible changes in be-lower than if It is insured for Oraea School children who would Eleven .of' 33 applications pre Probe Told the layout of facilities. a leaser amount. If the'eoverage is sented to the Zoning Board of Ap Uka to attend thla aupper and The board Instructed Arthur H. for only's small part of the achoola Boss to haaa not been 07 Parker atreet. TTie a Manchester architect who has the board might, In' thaS rase pay angram for the evening will be tion was tabled and, the remaining been engaged to draw the plans, 30 per cent leas prenrilum for 60 21 were granted. haM at S o'clock foUow’ing the aup* about the changes which ^clude per cent leas coverage. s on , General Outdoor Advertising Stock Deals gar. Paroata will attend a typical possible relocetion of the lunch Pierce's Eatlmatea day’’achool program as demon* Company submitted 14 applica room ,,»nd auditorium and altera Douglas Pierce, business manr tions for extension of pertnisston to atrated by each teacher In the varl- tion’ in a pas.senger and freight ager of the Board of Education, retain, advertising signs at vari : ".•;>^Wa8hington, Nov. 19— (/P)i' New York, Nov. 19—e day after n “very harmbnlous night's organizational meeting 637 South Main street; John Pon- e Meanwhile, U. S. M a r s h a i s the Ogar Harvest Festival to be lee, oldest member in continuous tin had requerted that the board school teacher. She will begin were Janet S. Smith, secretary, controls law will expire takes over the presidency Jan. meeting” with Preaidaat- halg Dee. I t at the Hotel Bond in service, and Clarence Lupien, fe- teaching here Dec. 1. ticelli, to erect .storage building searched for Thomas (tM-ee-finger inspect the school and indicate and Arthur H. Illing, treasurer, IneiudoD dton and adjust plu9 s. ehoek gonarator Congress extends it. Brown) Luchese, wealthy garment elect Dwight D. Eisenhowtr Maitferd. cently named to the ZBA by the whether it wan ready to accept it. Mias EatheiP Marcovski of Col- used in masonary business on East 20. The carefully-worded joint cheater will replace Mrs. Ruth both to succeed themselves. side of Congress streat^ John F. a n d ro 9 ulatar, chock and adjust carburotar, chock >rts on Program manufacturer and ex-Mnvict de- statement issued by Eisen that he had submitted'raetnn* Board of Directors. In other actions Ifuit night, the The appointment of committees was making his first ap- A diiriithoiia toxoid and vaccina- Hubbard Stanley at Barnard Howard, to erect addition to gas scri))ed at toe hearing as a rackets hower and President Truman mendatione for “two or Ixjaxd -voUd. to .tura.P-V«„?;®. f*?.* Srhoot.- Stefan' E cnthlh # i n » - chaienuM -ot-tb e- station irt: 184 - Oakland street; o r r t p k M t .p a in ts , .c h o c k -o 8 Ig n itio n wiirBS,. c h o c k ■ bafore tha ” eommittea .boss, and pat of-many .poliUotana, fatale wm T»'T7«itr ^ ^ ^ personnel cowinittee s request board. three”^ Cabinet «ppointm«hfe Ths November meeting of tbe place Korbusleaki* at Manchester DeCormier Motor Sales, to display coU. ckNHi battery c o M ms, adjost fan bolt emd became price chief Sept, Officers wanted to serve papers after their historic—If chilly aienlng at 8:S0 in the clinic room Brewster group of the W8CS of from the Custodians' Club for a though no conclusions' were o f the Manchester Memorial Hoe- High School. cars at 559 Main street; George asked for a general re- on him in a denaturalization pro? ;—White House conference the North Methodist Church will raise and other benefits, accepted a Mrs. Leland O. Hunt was ap Green,’ for extension of permission b ro k a s. e price control program, ceedinga, a preliminary move to reached. fMaL be held Thursday at 8 p. m. at the 8100 check from the Klwanli Club yesterday was regarded on pointed a kindergarten teacher at Hospital Notes to use building for welding shop at had a . prepared atate- possible deportation, to his native Capitol Hill as indicating Taft, toe general's former apeh home of Mrr. James Norris, 218 for use in the vlsusl aid program, Waddell School, and Mrs. Madeline 473 Gardner street; Mary E. Fish, ling in it against drup- Sicily. rival for the presidential nomina Group A. Center Congregational Woodland street. Members are tabled until its next meeting the ANY MODEL CAR — 6 or 8 CYUNDEB Eisenhower has some of Church, will hold an all day servr Mitchell was made administrative to divid lot into two lots, one uq- trols, he said that in At- toe opening of today'a com tion, also told newsman fliat It la d asked to bring their thlnga to question of Insurance for the Wad assistant to Miss Esther Gran- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: dersize, and modify rear lot lines iwing mobilization ex- mission session. Chairman Joseph these changes definitely in been decided toa Presidential Ka^ le e meeting tomorrow starting at work on for the fair. IS a. m. Members attending are dell School, accepted three teach strom, principal of Bowers School Robert Potcher, 100 Parker atreet; at 104 and 106-108 Chestnut street; '^tHere is danger that M. Proskauer said unfavorable mind. . __ * organiaatlpn Act,' due to expire' >'f)nuested to bring their own scis- er reslgnetione, and made four ap and the Manchester Green School. Mrs. Elsie Martindale, 21 Nor Howard E. Phillips, to dl^de plot pressures now con- and unjustified Inferences had The statement emphasized that April 1, ahould be "extended fo r 4 aers, needles, etc., to work on the Membera of Anderson-Shea pointments in the teaching staff. The board also decided to Inform wood street: Mra. Nettle Hastings, of land into three lots, one un^r- in limited * areas — delegate te the UN, Andret Oremyke (left). Oaten* been drawn from teatimony about Elsenhower waa not asked to year." ■ cMldren’a garments to go to Mis* Post, VFW, Auxiliary will meet to The Cuatodlana' a u b has re General Manager Richard Martin 181 North Main street; Francis aized, at 290 Hackmatack atreet. X those closely related to grimiT te ladlaa delegate Krtaksa Mewow. The ladtaa spokeeman Municiphl Judge Robert V. San- azs)une—and did not assume—>any On the Tzft-Hartley Law, toe Souii. Luncheon will be furnished night at the post home at 7:30 to quested a 8300 a year blanket that the janitor at the Buckland Brown. Talcottvlllp; Alfred Chag- Tabled was the application of program—may spread had iwst propeaed farmaUy t« the Oeaeral AaaemMy that m force tangelo. responsibility for decisions taken (Biio Senator ' aaid ‘T il have hy the committee, following which go to the Fisette Funeral . Home on raise for all custodiana retroactive School ia doing school traffic duty not. Coventry: Patricia Raymond. I>>uis Klinkhammer for extension Special economy." he weed te repatriate Kereaa war pttaeaera er preveat their return Proakauer aald he had checked by the Truman administration in amendmenti ready along the Una 76 Lenox atreet; Thomas Atamlan. $5.95 toe facts and found Santangelo to Sisaon avenue, Hartford, to pay to Nov. 1, the seme alck privileges and that the arrangement is not of permission to use undersized 'fice of Price Stabiliza- home. (NBA TbtopheU), its last weeks. of to# IMS amandmenta wltoi some Mias Alyce Salisbury, home econo- changes.*’ miat of the Manchester Gas Com* reapccta to. Mrs. Amanda Larose, as teachers, double time for work satisfactory to the board. Martin 14 Sunset, atreet; Mrs. Lorraine buHdIng aa a dwelling at 131 Sum have compiled a list be a "capable and upright judge.” Republican lawmakers were yany. wrlll speak on the subject of mother of Mrs. Blandine Dubois in cleaning the boilera during the had asked what arrangements Lauer. 75 Lenox street; Mrs. mit atreet. (Parts Extra) leir best belief that Santagelo appeared, aa a witness speculating, for instance, that toi He added that he. toa general Dorothy Paper, Rockville; Mrs. at hia own request to "dispel in and toa praapecUva Bpaaher at to* menus, A c ^ ia l invitation is ex* and grandjQother of Mrs. LilliaQ summer, and goggles and coveralls could be made temporarily until a Applications granted were from were dropped prices new President may call for sharp tdB a conference that laatad mora o d a TechnicaltaSchooI. to Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Whelan, are not need^ or whmi.aiMling tendant to Levy, said he "had "not R ed B ases HALE'S row at 8 p. m. at the VFW Post The action came after Harold W. 702 Middle turnpike west: a son to have free standing ground signs at ing for a four-poyer commission Along New They said Btsenhower had bean Ry THE ABSOOtATRO PERM ajpqed that further studies wmdd Oflicers of the council, each office pricaa decllna to a gplat far be to supervise toe non-forctble re toe least idea why” the securities, Home, Manchester Green. Mrs. Re Garrity objected to insuring the Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Houston. 88 Hartford road and West street and low the existing ceilings. which at one time Included 600 briefed on them problems. A Connecticut. Republican be made of some of the prebleras nee Potter w’lll be charge of the school for as much as 80 per cent being held by a husband-wife com Cooper and Center streets: Shell patriation of pHaoners and to care, Pointing out that the Odhstitu- fecihg Oongreas. He did not lief Milford road; a daughter to Mr. WooAe noted that Oongraas de shares of southern Pacific, were leader has captioned his Headquarters social hour. of its value. He said the achool had bination. are: president, Mr. and and Mrs. Ernest Arendt, S.'i Birch Oil Co., permission to erect lighted for those who don't want to go N e a r 'Y a lii tion requires the President to them, however. Mrs. Robert E. McIntosh, 28 Har free standing ground sign at 559 controlled fruits and vegetatalca in home until a political conference Polar Route listed in his name. make toe decisions until he leaves party against running For a few minutes Sen. Styiss vard road; vice preaident, Mr. and street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil raw and processed forma last July Miss Connors, who grew up in FOR liam Kilpatrick, Ctoventry; a son Main street. decides their fate. offlee, the statement said Eisen “roughshixi” during the next Bridges of New Hampahire 'sat iai Mrs. C. LeRoy Norris, 62 Adelaide 1. He said canned fruitz and vege .the Levy household, testified that Seoul, Nov. 19—er. ... the same time he had to con- today...J U, 8. Attorney Frank J. Parker state Rep. Simon Coben of-E l followed, Taft said no time. RwY The constitution and by-laws, entry: Mrs. Cora Goodwin and yesterday filed a petition in storage area about 25 miles lington, a candidate for speaker daughter Bolton: Lois Gustafson, FUNERAL HOME He said OPS plans to expand)!^ 'Vfauw the Communist bloc, which It's the Arild Viking, a new been set for future meetizRa WMla presented by a committee com Brooklyn federal court asking that from the Manchurian border. 15 BUlion Slash of toe House of Representatives, ■isenhowar. posed of George Dougherty, Gilbert 90 Deerfield drive; Mrs. Stella community pricing program. Un has maintained a cautious silence Douglas DC-eB bearing toe-dragon “ Walter N. der this, ceilings are adapted on a insignia of toe Scandinavian Alr- the Sicilian-bom Luchese be strip The U. 8. Fifth Air Force aaid toM toe weekly Tuesday (30P They did not diamue toe Seaatif Hunt. Mrs. William Minnick. Mrs. Hettinger and daughter. 462 Iforth since thg resolution was circulated ped on his citizenship, a prelimina Main street: Mrs. Rose Hlckff’. 44 Lcclerc, dollars and cents basis to fit op- Monday afternoon. Itnea system. It. cleared the run F-86 Sabre jeU flying protective luncheon that complete control o f leadership, for which he has bheh Raymond Schaller and William I ry move to deportation action. cover for tbe fighter-bombers In Budget Goal the Oeheral AsMmbly ahould not mentioned, Taft aaid. Ferguson, stated the purpose of Pearl street: Mrs. Charlotte Pea.se, Director traUons In any given community. Poland," alSD scheduled to spaak way at International Aitport here Rockville; Claudia Richard. 110 This program was extended Mon at this s;ftemoon's session on ths at 8:40 a. m. for a filght to Copen A V. S. Mzrzbal and two depu damaged a Communist MlG-15 in tempt the Republicans to disre He bad hearil rumors ia Waali- the council is "tp promote a closer ties later sought Uichese to serve gard the feelings of various citi relationship between teacher and Washington street: Mrs. Frances FUNERAL day to cover 64 per cent of the Korean debate, might offer some hagen, Denmark, via Thute Air an Bif battle between four Sabres tngton, he amid, that toe fortoeem- end four MIGs. Of Taft, Taber zens of toa State. ing Truman budget would ba lOwi- adminiatrators of the high achool Reiser and daughter, 57 Linnmore hint of ths official Communist re Base, Greenland. Aboard were 22 (OoBUnued o« Page Eighteen) drive: Mrs. Margaret Urlano and (OoaHawed ew JPiagw BIghteew) action. paasengert and a flight staff of 13. The air atrlke near the YelU Said Cohen; er than the 85-milUon figure ex with the parents and community SERVICE pected, Taft said. of Manchester" and the general son, ,56 Kensington street; Forrest The plan, while containing Aibbasaadora from Denmark and river came as Gen. Hoyt S. Van- 'YVaahlngton, Nov. 19 — (S’) — "We can’t run roughshod and SE A LY M ATTRESSES ...... $29.95 emd up welfare of the school. Regular Williams, 61 Summer street; Mrs. 23 MAIN ST. ^ ,, ^ denberg, Air Force Chief of Staff, A lO-biUton-doIihr cut in toe new say we are in control. Therein But ha added that he would have' KVIliyVIUlUll points .they have demanded, still Norway—Henrik de Kauffman and nothing specific to aey about a|>y meetings of the council were set Gertnide Warner, RFD 2. Mancbeater Call 2-5869 runs jjfiinter to their stand that Wilhelm M. de Morgenstiemc— said the Air* Force Is capable of federal budget waa toe goal ef lies the dangcl*. We have a W o s l w n ssmI a h , for the second Monday of October, DI.'?CHARGED TODAY: Wil Mother Rejects starting an aggressive war two Republican leaders today—if greater responsibility because of budget cuts until a study o f to* Officials Probe all IlHaonera must be sent horns headed tHe lUt of passenger digni administration estlmatea waa com*; j January, and May. and duea were liam Herrick. Willlmantlc; Susan taries including Col. Bemt Bal- against the Communist bases in Prasideht Truman's budget request the large vote .in our behalf. We O tiMr ApplloRcss Gowdy, Rockville. whether they want to or not. plated by Elsenhowei'a ' Interint I placed at 50 centa a year. Dutle.s The only Communist plan ao far Chen, Norweglan-bom director of Manchuria at any time toe U. 8. calls for the 88 billions some pre have a responsibility to aU the KEMP’S, Inc. j of offlcera and executive board Third Riot at Rescue; Dies in government changdi its war pol dict, people." representative, Joseph W, Dodge, ff LET US FILL YOUB has been _ttat toe pirn installations for toe U. S. Air Detroit bankers. ----- 768 MAIN STREET TEL. 8680 ; were defined. PAT RESPECTS TONIGHT — far enough! Force, and Frederick B.'Lee, depu icy. Vandenberg is touring -A ir Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, He declaipd that the OOP has ndJWIUUceti I In turning the meeting over to Eisenhower’a projected trip to HNE BEDDING ty CIvU Azi'obauUca administrator. Force beaea in Korea. chairman of the OOP’s senate Poli a "responsibility" to labor, busi the newly elected officers, Mrs. Members of Nutmeg Forest. Tall Michigan Jail Although American spokesmen cy committee, told a news con Korea waa "casually mentioned” have expressed tbe belief toe In Ths 24 and- H-bour flight -will Aleng the frozen ground front. ness, toe educational program Raymond Schaller. who has served Cedar-s of Lebanon, will meet to Allied infantrymen hurled back ference yesleiday his target for "and s of two hours two infant children she (ried vain meeting in New York, agreed upon began a probe in which they hoped tion met opp^tion from Canada each. Eatimated arrival time is 10 ridze. Temperatures dropped to those who represent labor and ^ ,.y. work. ' ~ of the foreat. charge. ... to replace the ly to pull from a biasing i^ r t - this aa well aa upon a 60-biIlion- not another political party." (OenHmMri en Page n g h a a n ): • tho blame for the third major up and a number of other U. 8. Allies p. m. tomorrow, Copenhagen.time. ment. boneH;hnilng 8 degrees (F ). budget goal for fiscal 1988. Bar Beltevea In Unity CALL 2-9814 rising thsre thla year. Who think the plan has a chance The fiight,' trall-blasing a new She was Mrs. Gerald Pierqe, 82, coldest of toe winter. ring any. interfartifg'commitments, It broke out in the mess hall last of bringing about an end to toe route which SAS plans to Install as whose body was found on the floor The Air Force said its fighter- Oov. John Lodge, tanked from Bight. For*a Ua»e thers were 2.200 fair. . ..were fired into the air. So were the windows. a commimleattons center. not in unanimity of opinion.'' . Paris, Nev.. 1»-4AP>—Fhaana i CABINET SINKS He tried to get Into the house Called from AP Wires HOW MUCH WILL IT COSH several bursts from a sub-machine In their western front "attsek Meantime, reliable sources Here Is willing te adjenifa the prnerat gun before the two-hour dtstur- to save his-family but was farced the Chinese smashed into Allied Hated toe name Of J. Dean Spen back by flames, IntenM. beat p d UN Oeaeral Aaaeihbly in Maw. Attend °pan»I discussion nn "High School Building banee was quelled. Mo one - was Of McCarthy, Benton Hnea rm toe H ook.-n strategic British Embnmy in MeOeow an cer, of Woodstock,, a member of Yerk nntll attar the hMOgoint*; . wounded. One convict, however, smoke, neighbors aaid. He then height northeest of Panmunjom. nounces arrest and conviction In toe OOP State Central committee S':iS Standards,” Tuesd*.'’, November 18th, "8 P. M, at the ran for help in the neighborhood. Hon e f U. s. Prarideat-eRafi, •nSwed a scalp ct;t ffont a.ffytng Soviet-Oourt of A . British aasmefi a .supporter .of State. Chair -Eleenhewer -ea'-.Jnn; - 36, CHECK UP NOW FOR Waddell SchouL Broad Street. • ^ I.»r. IN DILEMMA ber of Holy Ghost'Order in Watsr- Spencer is first In line for toe ia going ahead with its investi Finally, the neighbors said, Ly •ver the rcnttenhig Impnaae la- QUICK, SURE star tin g 140 state troopers speeding tp Lh* McCarthy countered last spring United NaHona. N. T h Nov. bury, dies. post o f clerk ef toe State Senate, Korea and the realganttea a t. gation of toe Benton-McCartoy mon Cote, athletic trainer at the which will be under GOP control scene, lost control of his. car two )*rlto a twoi-mUlloA-doUar Ubel University of Vermont, got inside It—(a*>_lTN Secretary OenerM Dr. Otto Dibelius, EvangaUcF Secretary-Geeeral Trygve Ue- miles aoutbeast of Lansing and hit charges and Intends to comptate slander suit and a Senate resolu Twgve lie asked the United Bishop of Berlin, aocusee Bnssians .:to‘January for tha first time since Don't be hampered by faulty starting this it before toe new Congress meats the house. the 1947 General Assembly. The a tree. Lansing Hospital attendiants Jan. 3. tion asking for an (nvastigatlon of Returned for ChlMmi Stntea detegattea today what ts of turning Eastern Germany into 8TUDENT SURRSMDBSS said he was not expected to live. Benton. Ha charged, among other do abont a telegram front a slave labor camp whose victims post pays 86,0001 for the five- WasMngtea, Nev. lS -4 A n -^ .- winter. Stop in now and have your ignition ' Hennings told reporters, how Cote said he gpt in far enough months legislative term. , . 'the same scream In the mess ever, that'.the work e( toe torca- things, that Benton followed a pro- to see Mrs. Pierce coming toward federal grand Jury, Wblcb. ia In- are crushed in body and spirit . . . Uaiveralty ef Mnrylnod ataSeok system thoroughly inspected. hall that set off a bIoody'.''mUlion Oommunist line when he was an him. He said she saw him mim reotigattng oab%'erslve aeUritteo, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, de Spencer, who ran for the State aecnaed ef trying te bribe M a s y ' mamber' subcommittee, a unit of Senate ia toe 28to District in the By Doing It Now! dollar general riot in April, ignited toe Senate Rules eommittea. la assistant Bacretary of Stgto leguveOng Mm to appear be spite parliamentary defeat, ia ean- land feetbnU ptayere, eerraader- ' • Our factory trained mechanics will check last night's It waa: "There's salt Benton fallail to win rejection (Oaatinned en Page Three) . fore it. fident he eaa get Bnrepeaa army recent' election, was defeated by ed te Maryland agthirtUea te- ataUad temporarily by toe absence Sen. W. Perry Berber (D) of Put- .tour distributor and (generator, replace In the coffee." A leea violent riot of San. MonroMy (D-Okla.), now Nov. 4, while McCarthy waa re pnet and Bohn Peace contract day rather than fight eatrodl on g Europeah vacation. turned to toe Senate for a aaeond ratified before Christmas. Hen from the INetrint et CMaor-' points and spark plugs if necessary, adjust term. . » . State Farm Bureau Federation (OMrttanad eo Pago Eighteen) Your Garage Can Be . (Chatinaed en Fnge Twa) Henntaga aaid ha and San. Hen Ma. Lenie U OUehSeM. 31, paE- jour fan belt and voltage regulator. Hennings dlaelpsad that on Nov. says nctioB wUI be takes to pre •d EL866 ban* at Upper Mhil- drickson (H-N. J.),' toe Bubcom- Investigators Bare Snyder serve ■ present relationships be mltteeh vice chairman, hav* ad 7—Just three days afUr toa aiec- boro, Mdn for a praRoiaMir Drive in now for a worry-free winter. vised Chairnian Hayden (D-Ariz.) tlon — toa subcommittee had aent tween extension servix:e and vari Pearl Bailey Weil hearlag en Dee. 16. Police ClaiRi €]ue McCarthy a letter Inviting him to ous county farm bureau . . . Plan Built Before Winter! AU-$THl of toe rulaa eommittea togt Mon- Undue Interest in Tax Case roney must be present or a re testify during toe week beginning to provide helicopter air nr.all serv To Louis Bellsbii FAPAOOS TAKES OAXM- ( RUSCO m F-STom w To Reading Slayer placement appointed. before they Nov. 17 at a cloaad-door hearing ice between New York and Green Athree, Oreece, Nev. 16 (ff). i ONE CAR BARARE ONLY SUMS can proceed. . • in oonnection with Benton's reaolti wich ia rejected by Greenwirh Greece’s new premier, FtaM* combination Uon to unseat biia. Washington, Nov. 19- (F-H ouse. 1947 untU last fall, when he quit Board of Selectmen who refuse to YoungMtotrn Kitchetu Hayden aaid ha wants to contact Investigators report that, after a under fire. London, Nov. 19—(A5—Louie Marshal Atoxander F un gn a . Reading, Nov. 19— —Ace McCarthy's sdmislstsstivs ss- provide public landing facilities for BMIVN TWO OAR BARARE ONLY SIITSjU SCKENi STUM non Cabinet Sink, 48" D eluxe Twin mmm aerms State detectives and local police Monroney, now In Itlaly, and aak yrar of trying, they now have doc Committed sources said extracts Beltson, Jr., fished a ring out of mad Me gevenmeent wero^eweta* him what he intends to do bafore aistant. Ray Kiermaa, replied In a from the long-aought telephone aircraft. hia raincoat pocket today and mar- into eStoe today by KMg FMA A ecreen door and a atonn today had their first real clue in uments purporilng to show Secre- Iniernationnl Treaty for aafaty Dishwashing a roig with this gleaming beauty! And naming SKMnaona else to toa aub- Nov. 10 letter that tbe Senator tanr of TVeasuiy Snyder took un transcript show Snyder displayed rtad Pearl Bailey, an "Oh, so hap THREE CAR BARARE ONLY S174MI door all ia one! Juat raiaa the slaying of Mr. and Mrs. O. would not be aveilable at that time of life at sea goes Into effect for that extra-deep (41" deep) second bowl is so handy Stanley Porter—a description of conunittge. due interest in a mulU'mUhoO‘l- "an unusual degree gf Interest'* in py" singer of toe blues. Bdlaon. 29, PREPARE FOETTPHODlf' lower glaaa for ventilatioti. If Monroney plans to fly back In but "if you will let him know j W U. 8. and 17 other maritime na- is a white drummer in Duke Et- Telcye, Nnv. II Eatimatea On Foundation.a and Concrete Slabs the possible atkyer. lar tax case a claim by U nlver^ Pictures m u p f t E for light laundry. Sliding removable drainboard ■ They say the man they are look' a few days Hennings and Hen what information you desire, he The report came, afUr a cloacd Inc., for a fO-mUlion-doIlar refund tiona . . . Indnstrial etoinira.dua liagtcn’s. band. Mies Bailey, 34, la U^R^r FMM^m^egMr 8 to 10 Day Dcliverj’ and Erection covers either bowl, giving work space, to. spare. Ing for ia 30 rears old. fivs feet. drickson aaid they woulg wait for )gtll be glad to try to ba of help door aesaion yesterday, . from a on excess profit taxes levied some to changeover of administration Negro. I e :0 '6 A * r e p - / him. to you." House Ways and Means aubcom- 10 years ago. are forecast by David L. Cole, new They were' married in Oaxton lag down agnlnaa a " ,7 Costa amazingly tittle. . seven inches tall, stocky, round faced, has a ruddy complexion and Hennings aaid it always had Hennlnga declined to aay what mittee tovestigatlng tax scandals. Asked Speed en Refund director of feidcral mediation and hall, toa tegiatry oflice. phaeg swaefing la NfiiiA^friiir Built-Rite CoRStructioo Co. owns a felt hgt and a tan overcoat. bsbn toa aubeommittae’a intention toe subcommittee wants to ques It sqid the group has received The aourcc# sold. Snyder tele conciliation service. Mias Beilay. drCmed In a blue aenth with w M a I 4 Arnold O.KroRSon The deacripition was offered by to complete by Jan. 3 the probe tion McCsrtoy about, but bo said from the Justice -department's phoned Olipbant frequently in 1948 suit over which she wore a long milsn aa hear. Yh m i . , 37 MARBLE STREET 806 MAIN STREET of toa charges Sans. Benton (D- •so MORE CASUALTIES mink coat, seemed beside heraeir ^ 1 MweliMBf r 1789 ’'Xffland B. Glover of Malden, that all torse aaembers decided to criminal division a log of telephone and 19M to speed up handling of 2-00.'»9 2-8727 Anderson and Johnson m t k iq 4ha MaMen Peat Office. Oonn.1 and McCarthy (R-Wis) invite blm-to sppgnr. ccoversaUcM between Snyder and i Untveraal's claim. The case waa Weahingtoo, Nov. 16—(F)—.An with joy. She admitted to being a Y THERARTLETT-BRAINAROCa OtOver aaM last night the man have brcMght against sach. atoar. McOsrtliy's cfflee told a report- Chariaa OUphant. former chief expedited from toe New York fleld nounced U. 8. battle casualtlea la little nervous but "Ob, so happy.” MAIN SfMIIT .MANCHESTER, CONN. PLUMBING and HEATING Korea reachad 136,736 today, aa 168 wooumm stiwt—im . >-isaa TcL 7549 or 6384 In August. ItBl, Ranfinn Istf^ couneel for toe rovanua bureau., m T ege » dniesd n rasolutieB alnwd nC ousL- a ■) OUphaM sarvedHih that peat from I (Csattaoed aa Fags Tweaty-aoe) lacreaaa at UN atoci| laat weak. (ObaMoMd aa Faga ihtno) ;
V I ■ t. - ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1962 PAQB THRBPj M A N C H B ST M e v e n i n g HERALb. BlANCHEailOt CONN, WEDNESDAY,.NOVEMBER 19, 1988 dent, who automatically became tickets for the card party should iaen’a belief in the aaaetlty aad half-light of dawn. Tba South Xo- Einstein R efu^ • Mrs. Andreini president due to tha removal from contact Mrs. MacArdle or M rs Lodge Sets Date ■ignificancs of human U fa" 'from Si'sH Tear ministry at Staf (UMrtet diml^tor o f evancellam. reoiia bald thsir grottad’and the Soloists in tSiancei Cboir’a ‘Eltjah’ Mother Rejects Now Is the Time to [own of Mrs; John E. Hayford. John Allison. Tbe. governor said Oonnecticut’z , ford 'Springs and Crystal Lake and wlU take part in the United A rscepUoh ih honor of Mrs. safety record, though good eoB - T a n e S AlUesBoit* Red* were forced to wtHidraw 40 Mias Mary Fraher announced Tor Safety Day Methodist churchea. Prior to that Spiritual Life Mission In Washlnf- miuutea laUr. ^ High Israel Post Named Officer ^ the purchase of three new books Richard Post followed the business pared with moat other states, leaves us still far from aatisflad.” time, he served the United Methr ton, D. C., Nov. n to Dec. S. t l ^ Rescue, Dies in tor the Catholic bookshelf at the session. Mrs. Post waa Instalied as odist Church of Bolton for three A Smaller force of Rede hit Pin For Winter^ Schendel Says president of the state organiza* point later in the day. butwas Jeniaalem. Nov. 10— Cff)— Israel 111 Catholic Unit Mary Cheney Library. Mrs. Arthur Hartford, Nov. 1« -r> 4 — Gov. For safety Sunday, tba govarnor . Held By Pastor years. A t one time he was interim ing: that period he will be the guest tion at the convention held in asked members of the clergy to> R e d B a s e s ako repulsed. ' still sought a new president today^ Smachetti, chairman iff the recent John Lodge aaid today that the minister of the Baltic and Ver- minister in the Clarendon Method Fire with Tots harvest dance at the Manchester Rockville last month. The presi “Jdln In giving szprMslon to tMs ist CMtarch. Arlington, Va. This afternoon about 40 Chinese Albert Ifinateln—It waa oflicially Snow haa fallen in quantity weatashovel and aand should he put in dent of Gibbons Assembly, Mra. final aoluUon to the problem of aaiilss Methodist churches. announced—has declined, to suc car for emergencies. "Reduced Mrs. Geno Andreini of 88 Weav* Country C3uh reported on its euc- moral chaUengs which faces our New Nor* Methodist Mr. 'Post is a veteran of. World Rev. and Mra-Post ate ConnecU- attacked ROcky point, on a spur of and north of Connecticut warns ar road waa elected vice presi eese. Mrs. Lawrence Demerrit, Noel, acting for the group preeent- traffic aafet^ “ ilea In the hearts people." cut nativas. Mr. Post was bom and N e a r Y a lu Sniper rtdg*. sad tangled In a ceed Chaim Weiamann. « Page Oaa) speed and extra caution are es 4d Mra. Post with an evening bag yintater Is Veteran; War n . serving his country in the A atatemenf iaaued by Prime Police Chief Herman O. Schendel, sential for safe winter driving." dent of Glbbone Atsembly, Catho state director, gave an account of and minds Of our citizens." " I urge also,” he said, “t l ^ ova capacity of chaplain’s assistant and brought up in Norwich and la a hand-grenade battle wKb the ROK the convention held in Rockville, and a corsage of pink cameillaa. Minister David Ben-Ourion'a odBce moning her to •continue her way and Connecticut is due either for concludes the chief. lic Ladies of Columbus, at ita In a statement designating Nov. ry cltlaen accept thla ocosslcn.as OrerMas with Army in the Army llscal services for direct descendant of two of the 14 trsas Page Oaa) defendera and Mrs. H. A. MacArdle sUted Past President Mrs. John Dailey a day o f special emphasis in whioi original founders of that dtyrMrs. « last night said the prime minister out but aha choae instead to go a heralded storm' in tbe near He . urges motoriast to get the meeting last evening in the K. of baked' and decorated a cake for 23 as ’'Safety Sunday,” the gover nearly four years. He aerred. iq U. S. Eighth Army said the had meaaaged Abba Eban, Imael's ’ hack for her OhUdren. that plana are under way for the to reflect upon his oiwn rsspoa* Ikigland. France and Germany Post is the former Gloria Ruth /uture or one of the "sneak" 'feel Of the road' when moving on C. Home. Her name waa present card party at HoUtster atreet Mra. Post. The committee under nor laid: Jter. J«im S. Post, who has bsen They struck first at fi:45 last fighting waa etIU gobig on near ambaaaador to Washington, to in Because of the heat and vthe slippery aurfacaa. Teat biakes. Ufa "Those who use the highways, sib'tlity for keeping our highways more than two years of that time Cleveland of Watertown, and the variety which invariably each No ed by' the nominating committee school, Dec. 3i the co-chairmanship of Mra. Paul ■naW lsd' nilnistsr of the North daughter of Mr.,aad Mrs. William night after a 45-mlnute. softening duek. quire o f the noted oclaatiat If he flames it waa more than an hour tire chainp on ice and snow to get Kavanek and Mra. Geno Andreini either as motorists or pedestriana, safe.” , . Sfithnilst Church with the trans* and was discharged with the rank Of which Mrs. Jcriin McHugh la Proceeds will be used toward es- C. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Post up barrage of mortar and artUleiy. The rest at tlie 155-mlle front would SMept the presidency. The before nxembera of the town’s vember catches Connecticut motor traction and not block traffic or served refreahments. and Mrs. De are the ultimate guardians of safe far of Rer. Willard J. McLanchlin of master sergreant statement said Einstein turned the Chairman, taUiahlng a acholarahip fund to Most lifelong frienda get to He is at present the Norwich have two sons, John and William. was relstivsly quiet. volunteer fire department could ists unprepared with resulting get tied up in traffic. Chains will Mrs. Andtelni aucceeda Mrs. Ed ■end a girl each year lO M$. &i. i merrit and Mrs. Noel poured at ty on the highways, OUr accident to Notwidi, comtM to Manchester Allied ^U lerym en countered with donor down. record ia the measure of the clt- gether about once in a lifetime. a thunderouaunde ro us barran.barra B-M Invaders wsnt trick-bust reach the bodies. Firefighters traffic tangles oh urban streets cut braking distance from 40 to gar Noel, the former vice preai' Joseph Academy. T h o s e desiring each end of the buffet table. Einatein now ia connected with ■aid they had only one smoke and rural highways. 50 per cent, abcording to the Na Cloae Flghtlag ing again lost night and pilota re the loatltute fbr Advanced Study mask between them and that 'BeautUul autumn weather thla tional Safety Council. Chains are MIBIII The initial cha^e was hurled ported 158 Oommualst vehictes at Princeton, N. J. . hack about midnight after savage deetroyed. The invaden alao Wast proved inadequate. year has caused many car owners hot a cure-all for arlnter hasarda KEITH'S' President Weiamann digd last Several of the neighbors and to foiYst that winter ia Just around close quarter fighting. ed a Red ammunithm dump in week. hut they will get a car ovet* slip Mere at Werbner's ... every child is (fitted by an ex The Reda attacked A A liuit Qrliig, iiriU he 'th4 bontrilto BEDROOM PI .V. in auch major works as Handsil’a apartment and Uvea in a house Oodles of Wonderful Pretty ‘■Meaaiah,’’ RoaSlnt'a "Stabat ■oloiat Ml! Msalata’s Geae KeUr adjoining it, said the flames GREATER SELECTION The performance, which will be Mater” and Brahms’ "Requiem." “Willis aad . r i«r AafcU seemed to spread through the Beautiful Colonial RepreducUona In ■he has frsquenUy Ming the lead given In the aanctuary of the Joe Back At “Tbe DsvO ■payment within minutes. Solid Cherry. With The Warm, Mellow PARTY DRESSES ing rolsa in such Gilbert end Sul church, will begin at 7:30 pjn. th e The Froat” Makes Finish, The Fine Braaaes, Of Genuine livan operettas as “The Mikado,” public la invited. With T ea gwell Three” Antiques. In A Complete Opgn Stock P ^rl Bailey Wed Grouping . . Alt With ^ality Details lor 'toddlers, girls to sub-teens finally forced auhmiaalon last thi most IMPORTANT Throughout. Note The Worn Edgea, night, taUd the rioting “undoubted SUN.! “EIGHT IRON MEN" Pegged And Dowolled Comers, Center Officials Probe ly” waa part of an escape plot. 'To Louis Bellsoii Drawer Guides And Duatproof Construe- N o escape came off, however, tion! sizet I to 3 . . 2.98 to 5.98 and Warden William H. Bannan (Cos tin Bed from Page One) step of a ll. . . Third Riot at and* Oommlaaloner Brooks de- sizes 3 to 6x . 2.98 to 8.98 acribed the uprlalttg aa “unorgan Bellson wore a gabardine rain Michigan Jail ised.’’ coat which was open. Around his THREE PIECE ENSEMBLE In When the rioting flared, the 600 neck was a red scarf. It was cluding Dresser with Mirror, four sizes 7 to 12 4.98 to 10.98 Inmates in the mess hall turned ring ceremony, and when Caxton drawer Cheat and Potter Bed, aa (Coattned From Page One) over huge pots of spaghetti, which CIRCLE Hall’s chle^repisirar, James Holi llluatiated. A quality value oppor ia not popular ^ t h them and FRIDAY thru SU N D A Y day, asked Belfson for it he took it tunity at sub-teen 10 to 14 .. 7.98 to T2.98 occurred in July, which resulted in which waa on last night's menu. from a pocket. the firing of the then Warden Jul Then they stormed the butcher ’ “Put it on,” said Holiday. ian N. Frisbie and became an Is shop shouting “ meat" and n a b 8 I Louis did and Holiday remarked, sue in the recent gubernatorial bing same. They also raided the "You are married now.” race. bakery. Whereupon Louis gave Pearl a Then some stormed to the resounding kiss. RepLfbllcEms charged that the It waa, for drai) Caxton Hall Fabrics Galore . . . pol Democratic administration of Gov. prison laundry, only recently re rather glamorous event. A crowd CHARGE ACebUNTS ished cottons, orlon, ny G. Mennen Williams was to blame built from the ashes In which the April mutiny left it. Fires were of about 200 crushed about the for the April and July riots. GOP front door to watch' the arrival of INVITED lon, iridescent taffeta, officiaU said Gov. Wllliama grant started in clothing, but extin the bridal pair. A dozen Londpn chided taffeta, organ ed “certain favora" to convlcte for guished before damage resulted to 198 'political reasons’’ and thereby to building or machinery. bobbies, the same officers who dies, and others . . . were on duty when Foreign Secre stirred unrest among inmates of Counting the 600 in the mesa tary Anthony Eden married Claris the huge penal institutiofi. Swirling skirts, princess halL around that number . in a sa Churchill recently, were preaent Frisbie charged that his hand chow line and those freed there and belted styles . . . TECHNICOLOR today. ling of the two riots was handi now were approximately 3,200 with MARK STEVENS I f t t Nm IHiZ capped by the interference of milling wildly in the yaids and The civil ceremony is short. The <3 Tritnnned with lace, or registrar stood first before Bell- state cfficlaU, particularly State buildings. ------P L U S ------— Baby's first slaps coll for"AAothar's smart tailored styles. . . Correctiona Commnssloner Earn ■en, sMclng him to repeat a de That ia the scene into which Ca claration there waa no legal most Important step — tal*ction of shoes that the choice is yours. est Brooks, hill, himself armed with a sub obstecle to the marriage. giva sofa support to tiny feat. Botk Williams who, barring a machine gun, and his eight ahot- Then Pearl waa required to re Dresser and Mirror ...... SNJB recbmlt, defeated hU Republican gun-arm^ guards stepped. Quick peat the same declaration, and opponent, Secretary of State Fred ly the convlcte fel away from up after that came the ring, the kiss Four Drawer Chest ...... • • 676.56 M. Alger, Jr.', in the Nov. 4 guber setting of tables and other mbi- and the signing In the big black Baby shoes ore chief in the mess hall. CahiD'a FooUesa Poster B e d ...... 6S7J10 natorial race .and brooks denied book. cowtully crafted by specialists in children's th e ^ a rg s at the time. men then cleared the kitchen and Bellson married over,the protest shoemaking: None of the 35 to 40 unarmed moved on to restore order in the ★ of his father, a music store owner no noils * no seams in bock * 1-p!ece seamleu guards inside the prison, the prison. In Moline, 111. The father objected Then Commissioner 'Brooks or vamp and tongue * cork-cushioned insoles A.I world's largeat walled penitentia to his son’s marring a Negro. LIBERAL KEITH ry, were grabbed aa hostages tbU dered the 5,000 to 6,000 inmates fed. They got beef etew. Their “ I have heard nothing more UDGET TERMS time. from dad, and I hope he will be An outstanding Gift Value! AaaUtSnt Deputy Warden unliked spaghetti was splllsd over the floors. The stew had been pre UFOND BROS. reconciled to-thla," the drummer Regular Poster Bed in full or twin size ...... $54.56 Charles CahlUi who led a squad of ■aid. “ 1 am very happy.” "HER MAJESTY" SUP eight shotgun-armed'guards that p a id for today. / STEAK HOUSE Tha cou^e plan to return to the High Poster Bed, full or twin size ...... 676JM) ALL NYLON BLOUSES United States in about two weeks r\s-m«e2*e> esf YkPMWAM' ...... I89A0 of fine Bur-Mil crepe MONSON. MASS. after Mlsa Bailey completes a sing with her initial 2 - . DAYS ONLY 2 Home of the “ Sens o f I W * ing engagement here. Chest on Cheat, six drawers ...... 1104.50 by JUDY KENT ^ QO MONOGRAMMED FREE amazingly low priced at ...» i& ew 7 0 Feeple of Maaehester — It’s ...... 6118-50 Ttdai aad Tmnoitow p a r^ time. Ws have special STATE ...... '...... $166.60 ratea for piartlaal W o also have Big Double Dresser with M ir r o r ...... Sizes 3 to 6x. 7 to 14, In GRANT'S FASHION NEWS Hub servtoe. For iafonaattoB GIFT short or long sleeves, tai BOXED lored or lacy atylea. some 2 OUTSTANDING HITS! OPEN A CREDIT ACCOUNT TODAY 1 , 9 8 with camieole' Included. BACK BY POPULAR REQUEST OAIiL MONSON Four gore alip trimmed on bodice and Comes in white, ■< malse or The Fnaaiest Show ia the Eaiit NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED niffle with dainty nylon lace_ Grow pink. Over 10 styles asiset RED SKELTON in waiet for an extra year’s'- wear. ttom . ______i j j Shirred under arm pit for a snugger "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN 11 r* -r tA t . f 9' ■ ■ r »■ m ' ■ ■ ■ > fit Comes In white or pink . . sixes Others from IAS to S.S8 "Pennsylvania House" Cherry Dining Pieces 4 to 14. plus ... LUCILLE BALL in
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...... f 'M. ■ f ' ♦ ' Jl ■f I 7 . , ■) i. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1962 PAGE TBRSPi iCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 19CT ■, -- ■ JO dent, who automatically became tickets for the card party should iaen’s belief in the sanctity u d half-light of dawn; Tha South Ko- contact Mrs. MacArdle or Mrs. Lodge Sets Date ' ° signifiesnes of human Ufa." disttict ditmdpf ef evj^dlan^ Einstein Refuses Mt8, Andreini president dUs to the removal from t n n yamr mlaiMtxr-at.atMX-. teiBiS'baid their ground *aiid the Soloists in ’Chaiicel Choir^-a *Elijah* Modier Rejects .... -0 -- , ...... town of Mrs. -dohn ;B. Hayford. John Alliaan. — The govemer sakl Oonneetieut'e ford Springs and CiTSthl Lahe and wtU take piul in toe United Now Is the Time io Ready*’-r M fety record, toougli good eoas- A U i e s B o n ^ Reds were forced to withdraw 40 MIm Mary Fraher announced A reception In honor of Mra. for Safety Day Ywea Service Methomat churchts. Prthr to that Spiritual U fa Mission in Washing mlnutea later. High Israel Post Named Officer the purchaM of three new books Richard Post followed the business pared with moat otoar atntss, time, be served the United MsUi- leaves us still far frmn satlSflad,” ton, D. C., Nov. 38 to Doc. 5. Dur A smaller force o f Reda hit Pin Rescue, Dies in 9 for tha Catholic booksheM at the seMion. Mrs. Post w m installed as o(UM Church of Bolton for three F o r W inter Schendel Says Mary Cheney Library. Mrs. Arthur president of the state organiza-- ’^Hartford, Nov. 19 ->• % — Gov. For safety Sunday, tha govuwor HeMBy Pastor yeara A t one time he was interim ing that ^ riod he will be the guest point later in toe day, but was Jerumlem. Nov. 19—(#)— Israel lu Catholic Unit Red B ases sUn sought a new president today.^ Smschetti, chairman of the recent tion at the convention held In John Lodge laid today that the Mked members of the clergy to< minister in the Clarendon Method * aho repulsed. minister of the Baltic and Veri- harvest dance at the Manchester Rockville iMt month. ..The presi "join In giving exprsMlon'to tMs ist Oftirch. Arlington. Va. Albert Ifinstetn—it was aScially Fire wth Tots Snow has fallen in quantity w est, shovel and sand should i>^put in final aoIuUon to the problem of aaiUes Methodist churciM. This afternoon about 40 Chinese Mrs.-Geno Andreini of 89 Weav* Country Club reported on its suc- dent of Gibbons AHembTy, Mrs. moral challenge which facM odr Nbrdi Methodist Rev. and Mrs. Post are donnecU- announced— has declined tp suc car for emergencies. ’’Reduced Mr. Post is a veteran of World attacked Rocky point, on a apur of and north of Connecticut warns w m CSM . Mrs. Lawrence Demerrit. Noel, acting for the group present traffic safety "liM in the hMrts ceed Chaim Welzmann. (( ( msd rage One) speed and extra caution are ea- er road elected vice presi people." War n, serving his country in the cut naUvos. Mr. Post was bom and Nea;r Yalii Snipar ridge, and tanj|;lad in a Police Chief Herman O. Schendel, stats director, gave an account of ed Mrs. Post with an evening bag and minds Of our citisena.” Minister Is Veteran; brou ^t up in Norwidi and is a A statement laeued by Prime sential for safe winter driving," dent of 'Glbbona Aasembly, Catho " I urge also,” he said, "that ova capacity of chaplain’s aaaisthnt and hand-grenade battle with the ROK Minister David Ben-Gurion’s office and Connecticut is due either for the convention held in Rockville, and a corsage of pink csmelliss; In a statement designating Nov. ry eitlsen accept tola oeoaolon as direct descendant of two of the 14 monlng her to -continue her way concludes the chief. lic Ladies of Columbus, at ita PM t President Mrs. John Dailey Overseas wiU» Army in the Army flacal services for troaa Page One) defcndera last night said the prims minister-. - and Mrs. H. A. MacArdls sUted a day of special emphaaia in whidi nearly four yeari. He served In original founders of that city. Mrs, out but she chose instead to go a heralded storm in tbe near He urges motoriast to get the meeting last evening in the K. of baked and decorated a cake for 23 as "Safety Sunday/' the gover U. S. Eighth Arm y said the had messaged Abba Eban, larael’s ' back for her children. that plana are under way for the to reflect upon hia own roop<»* England. France and Germany Post is the former Gloria Ruth /uture or one of the ’’sneak” ’feel 6f the road’ when moving on C. Home. Her name WM preMnt- card pariy at Hollister street Mrs. Post. The committee under nor Mid: a «v. John K. Foot, who haa boon Cleveland of Watertown, and the They struck first at 9:45 last Sghtlng was still fo b ig on near ambaaaador to Washington, to in Because of the heat and the slippery aurfaces. Teat brakes. Uz« "Those who u m the highways, sibllity for keeping our highwrayo more UiM two years of that time variety which invariabljr each No ed by the nominating -committee school. Dec. 2. . , the co-chslrmanahip of Mrs. Paul MMiatod minister of the North daughUr of Mr. Mi: bi. gether about once in a lifstims. a thunderous barrage. B-36 Invaders went trick-bust- teach the bodies. Firefighters traffic tangles on urban streets cut braking distance from 40 to gar Noel, the former vice presi- Joseph Academy, Those desiring each end of the buffet table. record is the mtMure of toe cit- Einstein now is connected with said they had only one smoke and rural highways. Close Flgtoltog ing again last night and plloto re toe Institute for Advanced Ettudy 50 per cent, according to the Na The initial charge was hurled ported 155 Oommuntst vehicles mask between theih and that "Beautiful autumn weather this tional Safety Council. Chains are at Princeton, N . J. proved_lnadequate. year has caused many car owners back about midnight after savage destroyed. The invaders also blast Prealdent Weizmann died last hot a cure-all for winter haMrda ■ KEITH'S' Several of the neighbors and to forget that winter is just around but they will get a car ovei* alip- close quarter fighting. ed' a Red ammunlUon dump In week. Here at Werbner's .. .every child is fitted by an ex The Reds attacked in strength western Korea, setting qff a chain firefighters suffered burns and the corner and the day not dUtant pery roads and out of snow drifts 'Rumors of .the invitation to- again at 1:15 am. and dented toe enu in trying to reach the moth when frigid blasts will sweep down Motorist^ should britoe with a •W of 40 explosions and fires. Einstein had been current here, perienced, qualified patient shoe fitter lines. Forty minutes later an er and children. None were re upon us with precipitation, coat ’pumping' action to avert jam Twelve B-39 Superforts smash aver since Weizmann died. Yeater-- ported in serious condition, how Allied counterattack swept them ed a Red supply dump at Sonebon ing traffic and streets with sleet ming brakes and csiirtng skids, back down the slopea day Ben-tlurion's secretary denied ever. and tangling traffic flow. Pedes and a commualcations center at that any btvitotlon had been sent • the chief advises. Keep a ^afe dis Once more the Reds attacked in Cause of the blaze was not de- trians without atormwear will be tance between cart and watch out Unparu. both near the weat coast toe scientist -termlned immediately. force, this time at 4:10 a.m. Again in sad predicament but motorists for .trucks ploughing and sanding' HaroM ! However, three candidates ac The apartment is over a pri they closed to hand to hand fight whose cars have smooth tires, de Btreeta or highways; cooperate ing, but for the third time toe UPSHAW IN H08P1TAI. tually have been nominated for toe vate garage and waa heated by a presidency — Yitzhak Gruenbaum, froster not working and ineffec with state and local authorities to Eighth Arm y troops stood their June Mildner Gaal and Hkrold "The PIratos o f Pensanca" and pot-bellied oil atove in the kitch named by toe left wlijg'M apam en. tive windshield wipers will, as in keep arteries clear. ground. Fighting continued spor Glendale, Cailf.. Nov. 19—
— B^Un, two of Manchester's lead "Trial By Jury.” past winters, be caught by the adically until 8:10 am. Former Georgia Rep. William D. Mr. BagUn's fine tenor voice bps party; Aaron Barth, of the re Pierce said his wife always.waa ing aoloista, will be heard Sunday long made him one o f Manchester’s ligious workers’ Hapoel Hamizrahi,, storm. Cars will be stalled in traf. R. I. M ILL BOLD . The Chinese attacks on Sniper Upidiaw, 88. is critically lU In afraid of oil fires but he couldn’t fleJanes as well as curb lanes. Too night at South Methodist Church most popular soloUita. Also a pupil and Mordecal Nurock, now mlhls- say more because of his hysteri ridge were pripiariiy light jabs. Glendale Sanitarium. many drivers will be operating when the Chancel Choir o f that of toe late Wyilys Waterman, he ter of posts and telegraphs, put cal condition. Woonsocket, R. I., Nov. 18— Then the Reds pulled back to let Updhaw, who polled 80,000 votes ‘blind’ because of sleet-covered as candidate for Prealdent on the church gives Mmdelaeohn’a "Eli has been soloist In Bach’s "St. forward by toe Misnihi religiouB He waa treated by a physician —Samuel Golden and Sons, Inc., their big artiUery open up. Allied windshields. Now is the time for warplanes flew more than 80 sor Prohibitionist ticket In 1932. be jah" under the
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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN,'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1982 *t!W HAKCHEbTER EVENINd HERALD, MANCHBSTER.'C0NN.. WEDNESDAY, I^QYEMBER 19, 1952 PAGE FIVE Masonic Temple. William Froize I W a p p t n g : and Mr*. Janeth Tapley, wUl act as Cites ^Miseonlceptioha Which Ifinder host i«d - hoateim.- '' r - Bolton l ^ c e n i a i i Auxiliaiy Police Board Session BaaketbaU Schedule The basketbaU schedule for Ells B ice w as Skywatch Schedule Banquet Ir Held : Relations Bettceen JJ. S. and Britdttit worth Memorial High School this TerTwo RobbericR Reviews Maps, season will- include 18 games. Dhcharge Papers Pile Up \ The Manchester auxiliary police ’There were 18 last season, ’Teams Hartfo^N, Nov. 19 — (/P> — A . THURSDAY . ' AnartcsB mlac«no«ptioni of tho pire wiU take credit for having In closing, Mr. Davies said, "The Uses Recorder dropped from the Hat are Windsor in Midnight—2 a. m. , I.’.. . John Wood. held a banquet Monday night at i Britidi OommonwiMJtti of Notlona added more free world nations to British Oommonwrealth of Nations Locka Morgan and Valley Reg In Office of Town Clerk policeman wko had been on the 2 a. m.- -4 a. m. .. ' ...... Floyd Chapman. the Garden Grove .attended by the scene than any other nation." and the United SUtes'U''has*d on ional. Added were Terryville and Hartforq p e li^ force aince only 4 a, m.—6 a. m. ,...... -ri, Earle-Bidwell. Sr. about 50 auxltiary policemen, havo not iMipod Um rriatlondilM the same ideas. All people In Bri- tbo Unitod Stataa end Davies pointed out a major W^qiilng, Nov. 1»—(Special)—A Portland ’ ...... — i.i si.M ~f Oct. 3, waa dlsimMed late yester 6 a. m.— 9 a. m...... VoluhUera Needed. members of the regular force and ROASTING CHICKENS O m t Britain, tho liona a u b waa problem of the commonwealth of Uin and the United SUtes have joint BeMkm involving members ot ’The schedule: Nov. 28, Terryville Bolton, Nov. 19—(S p e c ia l).—. Olga'visited for about a month day afternoon byArhief Michael J. 9 a. m.— Noon ...... Mr. and Mr*. Willard Small. invited guests. I Nations la economics. "In spite of common ideala" away; Dec. 2, Terryville here; Dec. i ...... Rhoda Bo^kus. Ruth Boglisch. Seated at the head table were Udd laat night Rogh Davtoo. a A quesUon and answer period the boards hfPinance, Zeming Ap- David C. Toomey, town clerk here "ith relatives hear 'TuHn in the Godfrey. Noon—3 p. m...... We reirammend ordering ahead for Thanksgiving. iiatito of South Walas and current serious economic conditions ht 5, Stafford Springs away; Dec. 12, is becoming a coHeetbr and it’s be- P^vljice of Redmonte and was 3 p. m.—6 p. m...... Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Chartier, William D. Lake. Hartford area home. Britain has provided $150,- follosrad the talk. peals an(and Seleb^eii this week was Bacon ..Academy away; Dec. 18, Patrolman WilUamXH. Jackson CD director; Capt. William The chickens are four and five pounds, very compact ly an exdiango teacher at Eaat ginning to ,, show. T he collection 1 6 p. m.— 8 p. m. .,. Ann Malson, Ruth Hic'40x. gartford High School. Daviaa OOO.QM a year since the war to Zone Chairman, Robert Long of held to review \progreas of the Suflield away; Dec. 19, Bloomfield had been arrested aNfew hours Celeste, King. Joan E. CHark, Schatzman, a State Police officer' Bloomfield was a guest of the club Town Planning an^ Zrnilng Com consists of discharge papers b e - - T ** ‘**’;„ ' . earlier on two charges oXbreaking 8 p. m.—10 p. m. . and meaty. Two or thrM will fit into a roasting pan as noke to the Uona lari night. develop new methods and raise the here; Jan. 9, Simsbury away; Jan. OUCO bringi out 10 p.J,. ,m.—Midnight____ ^...... Mr. and Mrs. York Strangfeld. in charge of police operations in "The American War of Indepen- standards of living in many colo and reviewed the activity of the mission. here; Jan. .9, Simsbury away; aJn. longing to serviceman of the com- *«* . J'* * and entering and theft. \H e was Civil Defense; Police Chief Her easily as a larger bird, will cook faster, and will look Reviewed was thb Idnd msp pre m u W . left at his office for capades at the Coliseum in Spring-^ suspended from the force ov Capt. Voliihteers may register at Civil befense Headquarters, Munici once U a Mg part , of your coun nies. This year. tlOO.000.000 wiU go local club. He commended the Man 16, SulBeld here; Jan. 23, Bacon field, Mass., next Wednesday. pal Building, on Monday and Friday from 1 . 4 or call 8215 or 2-2734. man O. Schendol; George Frost, elegant on the platter. try’* history, fit your country to to Africa alone^ Even with these chester unit for lU fine program pared by M. O. Sfumdera of Academy here; Jan. 27, Thomaston hidden beauty in old furniture proper recording. ■ 'u X. Shages lmmediatcly\after auxiliary •police captain; Eklward expenditures, it will be difficult to and said, "Tour club accompUsh- Springfield, Mass., which shows all here: Feb. 3, Portland away; Feb. No Special Problrin Observe Bonk Week » hiS arrest. ' Nolan, auxiliary lieutenant; and day, It U genoraUy thought aa a building in the town and indicates Toomey said today that while Children's Book week is being Investigation into the case Xe war between the Urited States and raise the standards of living. meriU certainly raU among the 6. Simsbury here; Feb. 10, ’Thomas lliat old hi^boy Unda Hanry discarded fan aa hla share fo the loot from Robert Hall, sergeant-at-arms. Britain. ActuaUy It waa a private "Because the United States is best. Aa clubs go you are right their use. Also shown was a tenta ton away; Feb. 13, St. \nthony the accumulation of papers is not observed here at the school with SMited in the arrest of two o started the investigation of the ROGER OLCOn tive zoning map. jraars ago . . . Grandma’s dreMC . . . Aunt creating any special problem, It’a an exhibit of books owned and loan- men last night. They were ii policeman’s activltle.s. the first break and a gallon of After k dinner served by Arnold fight between the British people. one of the most powerful and rich on top.” here; and Feb. 20, Bloomfield whisky and about 555 or 560 in Pagani, films were shown and a This miseoncepUoa has not helped Recorder In Use away. Hannah’s bed...all of tboMi "attie u^iss- entirely possible that some vet-1 ed by U>e students. Mrs. Thomas tified aa Oeorge McCrea, M. and Detectives quoted William Jack 403 West Center Street Telephone 7853 est nations In the world.” said Other guesU were Richard B. A disc recorder was Used during erans mavmay ' have forgotten theythey! BentleBentley, school librarian, has in- Horace Jackson. 34, both of Hart in as saying he took part in bur- cash, from the second. short community sing was held our relationship.tlonship. Davies, “it finds its destiny, to Mitchell, Lion member of PeUr- can be aaaOy tranafonned into stunning mod* The manager of the Modern Grill “Another misconcei is the the meeting to transcribe com Manchester Evening H erald brought their papers In. vited children to bring in a favor- ford. « . . gl\rlc8 at the Consumer Sales shoulder many of the burdens of boraugh, N. H., and Joseph B. ment and mscuaslon on the maps. Mesnwhlle they are stored in the He brok for ^whtch she hM nmde A telephoned tip received by lany and the Modern Grill last estimated the value of the liquor In a cow, only the nose has real meaning of colonialism, as as other nations, receiving little Taylor. Door prise was donated by Wapping ebriwspondent, Mrs. An cm furniture! All you need k a Uttia stolen from him at 5900 to 51.000. sweat glands. sociated wltti the British Common A representative from the record nie Collin*. T rig o n e Manchester office safe and are’avallable at any coloriul markers to keep owner Chief Godfrey Monday afternoon receiving only an electric Advertise in The Herald— It thanks. An example of this is Oeorge Mitchell and won by Leon ing de vice concern explained that nation.. .a little carpentry. ..and a mmt* time on request. Unless specifical ship stralf^t and identify the ex- wealth of Nations. The days, of Korea. The United SUtes is a ard Grace. — -----—— 441R otdonlaUsm when the mother coun 15 minutes ot conversation could ly requested to do so, Toomey has hibtor. The e.xhibit may be seen at sumlng many of the responsibilities Following the regular meeting, be Impressed on each side of a klingooatof DUCOEnamaL DUCOkmada the school library throughout this try exjdoited her colonies U as now that in centuries past were ac the Board of Directors met. The not mailed them to owners since dead as a door nidi.” Davies cited small disc and played back'when in white and a wide ranga of lovely oolocK he is reluctant to fold the papers week. cepted by the British Empire." directors voted to accept Long's In desired. Store ‘Cowboy’ Articles Ready Tonight the dominions of the British Bm- Mr. Davies expressed hla con vlUtlon to be host to all Zone S It jtwt fioum on-toavae no hrushmaria— or risk poasible damage. plre, stating. "They are complete It is expected that the machine Veterans, who have brought rs. John Erckson,* president of ly autonomous and independent, fidence in the ability of this coun Lion Clubs at the annual meeting will again be demonstrated and Colonial Heritage driea quickly. You can uaa it on dooca* waUi$ their sepantlon papers In for -re e WSCS of United Methodist ^m inions are linked with the try to carry on its responaibUltlsa. to be held In March. tried out before any definite town cording are asked to check thei; Church, has reminded members committments are mad* regarding woodwerit. too. Oat aoma today! that articles ordered recently from Commonwealth of Nations only by Washington — (P) — The "drug posMaslona in the event they ipdy a common outlook on life, common work too easy and has to learn Its purchase. have forgotten to claim thei Mrs. Gene Nielsen will be avail blood lines, love of liberty and Normal Child’s to make an effort at a laUr date OIrl Scoot Meeting store,cowboy" has been around a Flokett Wins School “ ’ able at the meeting of the (^rist- freedom and such trade arrange- when the work does become more Tonight will be the deadline per long time, says the American E. A. JOHNSON Gilbert Pickett of U. A. Route mds’saie following the business menU as they may work out with difficult. ’The slower child finds iod for the cMlectlon of Christmas Pharmaceutical Association. FRII ROOK TELLS HOWI 44-A waa the auccesafulT)idder for session this eveillng. Mrs. Gilbert each other." Problems Told the work too difficult and may box material for servicemen over In delving into the history of North School acco r^ g to an an Fickett is chairman of the food sale seas. Members of Girl Scout Troop pharmacy in America, which is a Coma in for your oopy of “TtanrfonnSgie—the which will be conducted at the J. Davies is sr graduate of the Uni try to revert to his pre-school life Art of MaUng Old Things Nsw.” Till* bow to PAINT CO. nouncement oP th r Board of Se versity of Wales and saw war ser To Bowers PTA as an escape. The former should 1, working on this project, have century old this year, the associa lectmen fo llo w s their meeting W. Hale store In Manchester Nov. Tice in England and Africa, He is be given work that Is a challenge, been reminded by Mie. William tion found that In 1646 the select Ususfoim old ftimiturs 699 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Monday nlght^FlCkett’s bid for the 29. She will be assisted by Mrs. a teacher of English and is In de while the latter should be encour DriBcoU, leader, that tne mailing men of Boston ordered "for the iatopisoasofnalbsauty. property, the last of Bolton’s one- Myron Lee II, and Mrs. Herbert mand by many organisations In Addressing the members of Ug; aged by being given work within date cannot be extended beyond benefit of the apothecary Daviee room schMlhouses was 53,000. Hutt. this country aa a lecturer on Inter Bowers School PTA Monday night. hiB capabilities. Saturday. that a payle, or fence, be erected Other bidders were Bruce G. Ron- national relations. Dr. Uaelotte Fischer, clinical psy Garden Club Sale before hU hall window.” Thta was. aon for 52,800; W. A. Perrett, Manchester Evening Herald Bol chologist at the Hartley-Salmon The speaker went on to say that A food iand white elephant sale, says the association, to discourage (imitm$C6viap<5i^ I^ookhig Ahead 12,000 and Charlea Zelonis, 51,010. ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph Clinic and a member of the staff a world of children exisU between sponsored by the Garden CHub and loungers and free readers. D’ltniln, telephone 5615., In looking to the future, Davies the ages of 8 to 12. as opposed to Tt,i« expected that the'tninafer of predicted, "Within M years most at the Hartford Children’s Village, Wednesday Afternoon Club, will be William Daviee of Boston was 4itle will be made this week. ■■ — I ^ Ai ' I Ml I » the ctdMded U thi Britlih Cm^ discussed " the - problems - -enooun- tile- world o f. adults. -The ..patenU held. toiiMOTOw from 8^30 to 5 p-m- -the -first recorded- pharmacist in ...... Arrepl BesIgiMtlon " monwealth will have dominion sta tered by parents of normal chil ^ould have children understand at Wood Memorial Library. this count^, the association says. dren and sUted that children have the reasons for their instructions Plants and handiwork will also - Selectmen also voted to accept fiiottb Originated ' tus. Exceptions would be only In order to have them carry them the resignation of Mrs. John those colonies too young to stand complex personalities. and do, be displayed for sale. Tea will be Erickson from th* Temporary Re on their own feet and those ser therefore, have many problems out willingly. In this way mutual served during the afternoon with Tlie Comic-Strip that are well wrlthln the range of antagonisms can be eliminated or Mrs. Daniel Cavanaugh in charge. gional School Planning committee. iously in need of financial minimized. Pile Tourture Soothetf Mrs. Erickson had been appointed ance. Colonies threatened on the normality. Mrs. William Ale^ine will have to this committee by a recent town tntematlonal checkerboard from She emphasized that, while most Followmg Dr. Fischer’s talk, a charge of sales assisted by Mrs. !■ Few Mientes meeting which she was unable to Rome—JJ’)— Waa the 13th cen The artful; significant touches of outside undesltable influences children are normal, the Incidence business meeting waa held, at Arthur Stiles, Mrs. Albert Stiles, . * attend, nl her letter of resignation, tury painXer (3iotto the first com should be kept in the fold." of normality Is higher among chil which Mrs. Donald Conrad of Ben Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Mr*. Arthur Act now for fast relief from tor ic-atrip creator ? ture of pUea Don’t wait another Bfxed She stated that town and church Davies continued, "Present dren wrho grow, up in a well-ad ton street was unanimously elected Spielman and Mrs. Marshall. Bid- activities occupy so much of her Piero Bargellini, Italy’s leading movement In the British Empire justed family unit. The family is first vice president well, day. App^ Peterson’s Ointment at art critic, said in a magazine ar elegance given to your holiday frock once, n i s cooling, soothing, time, she does not feel she could is definitely toward self govern- the focus of a child’s early years. At the close of the meeting a Mrs. Cavanaugh wUl.be aided by OhoeolatM be an actvie member of the com ticle that the serie.s of mural | ment for the colonies. Eventually It is not until he sUrU school that social hour, at which refreshments Mrs. Martin McGrath, Mrs. Rich astringent formula has given joy painting made by Giotto. Andrea ful relief to thousands for 40 ARTHUR Refrigerator mittee. • all should have free parliamentary the focus shifts to the ouUlde. He were serv^, was held. The ar ard Bond, Mrs. George Pols and Food Sale Slated deU’Orcagna, Agnolo Gaddi, Dom government. Dominion status will must then adjust himself to the rangements were made by Mrs. Mrs. F. Lawrence Dow. years. Relieves itching quickly. All FRESH enico del Ghirlandaio and other — lifting it out of the ordinary Meet at Temple drunriat*, ix>a of applicator /n b DRUG STORE JL^ Teen-timers have announced be given when the colony is ready world of children and at the same Robert LaPolt and the decorations Candy Onpbosud they will conduct a food sale at leading Italian nrtists were "the , and when the time is riilit. When time develop work habiU, she said. were made by the kindergarten, Evergreen-Wood Chapter, OE8, tube 70c Peterson’s Ointment de OobeHn first comic strips.’’ Giotto’s wass history is written, the British Em The brij^t child finds school first and sixth grades. wlU meet tonifriit kt fi o’clock at lights or money back. t 4* MAIN s n u n AT ST. JA M B STSllt the J. W. Hale store in Manches the first. party class and making of it a fluff Whlbnwifs ter Saturday with the main pur He added, “then, as of today, FMfe aad Shaw pose of raising funds’to help them ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY t SATURDAY in the landscaping project at there was the need to attract the Every Box Bolton Green. Margaret McKinney. attention of the common people— Onaraateed the eternal children -—who, un of fantasy; as beautiful and brilliant Bianca Calera. Olga Brondolo and able to read, preferred to see. drug store Irene Gagllardone have volunteer that is to read by Images.” ed to handle the sale which will The question of education bv EVERYONE'S INVITED start at 9:30 a. m. comic strips, much debated in this as the dazzling ornaments on a FlU The youngsters will welcome do country and abroad, foiind in Bar- M-es. nations of food stuffs for the event. gclllni a defender who said "com Items may be left at the school on ic strips have an immediate grip Christmas tree WITCH HAZEL (LimHl)f Friday or will be called for if on the fantasy of the almples donors will contact Gabriel Ruben, ones and of children." A Big 3-Day Event at 881 Main Street principal of the school. Hear Talks on Travel The club was recently entertain ed by travel talks by two of its S.IMIC own members. Margaret McKin DOAN’S PILLS ney told of her recent New Horl Sfc zons trip to Mexico during which lAi abe spent several days In Mexico ’'KOLYNOS City, She illustrated. hSr talk with SOAP endM H iY u slides which she had taken. Mar llg . liiN TOOTN FASTI garet's trip ^YBa made wi(h a group_ PALMOLIVE (limit 1) imdar the supervision of Don G.’ PRRTUSSIN t m m m Churchill, director of the Coven Acts AT ONCE to RoHeve 2 :69* try Day School. Betty Barclay designs this wonderful MS**!. Olga Brondolo talked on her i BAD COUCHS : OIITMEIT three-month tour of Italy. France | dress of checked taffeta with an all and Swit’zerland which she made | .miHOARSINISS over soutache embroidered bodice and Fancy*full dansant skirt to devastate the 1-OL THE this summer with her grand-1 CAUSED BY CetPS ®'Ra n d ^ ZIN C O XID E (Limit 1) '. . mother, Mrs. Giovanni Balblano. | soutache trimming on circle skirt. Black sfaglina. Layer upon layer of permaneqt- SOS r,SMl lacM Tm M TM BACK or navy and white. 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Three ripple Oxford THURSDAY. l4tlDAY, SATURDAY $3.95 to,$5.95* Straight Whiskey...... Fifth ■teapa# Port, Sherry, Muscatel ...Fifth 0 4 C ruffles are of nylon, net, each piped in a" second $5.95 to $7.50* WITH EACH SHOE PURCHASE OLD MR. BOSTON Abpti-tti WOMEN RECEIVE A FAIR 8LU NYLONS BELLOWS RESERVE 3.87 sassy color. Small, medium, large. MEN aad BOYS—BASEBALL or SEARCHLITE Blended Rye ..Fifth Port. Sherry, Muacatol .....QL 7 0 C P o lfw ^ rro t CHILDREN—GIFTS GALORE A U POPULAR IEER AND ALE RiPRIGiRATED $3.98 •NOli POiyaOVt AN» OlliS GIRLB—A BEAUTIFtJL SEWING KIT IN -■ If • -T K A S n e CASE -TU the flnt 88 chUdno huytag Poll Parrot } -5 Give* PMI Tap QuaMy ■ Aeeordtag I* i Howdy Doody itag. A d f ortbe Ib The H enJd -It Paye ------' '.... I T r J \- '^1-1 't ’.I- ' -'i , J-' \ K iV - *) - ■-.' t ;,'* r -V,., ij - • j w ' v 'i ' -■ /. I. -•■ '7 ': X '■v.:t ‘ <•, N ;-.
PA O ESEV im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAKCHESTEB. CONN. W ED N ESD A Y , NOVEM BER 19, 19B2 IIANCHSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TBIU g»HW« WEPNESDAY. > NOVEMBER 19. 1962 ' -^- ^ ...... - ' ....- B A d c a n
no scroop* i» pap* Burton when it comps to wielding the red pencil to 40. whits or famous-mak* JACKETS uine . mouton collars, alpaow pile linings, values to 29.98 black. • ■ ' 1 . ' windbreaker tuffs.' In r ^ n a^ or green, these popular jackcU are gMiV ^ Q COTTON NYLON DRIVING sites 8 to 18. • here are 40 denier lacy ny- M wind, water and moisture M » I Ions, long sleeved crepts, tal- * proof! they are lined with - coat salon lored or dressy styiss In gay plaid flannel, cip up the X ■ BRIEFS CLOVES white or colors, broken sites front and come in rM. navy,^ y BLOUSES and colors. green in alaea 10 to 20. you never have yaluo 5.91 sportswear dept. enough non-run, thaaa are made of sportswear dept. rtccoon, wool knd highly ' mouton blouse bar eiasticUed aU-ndon - nylon blend with briefs in white. 89 collared value 1.98 genuine pigskin 3 9 8 styled Bizea 6, 9 and T. palms! brown or POWER-NET camel in email, me STORM 0 9 8 lingerio dept. dium, large. glove bar SHORTY JACKETS ’"1 DRESS CLEARANCE GIRDLES COATS value 5.98 I the warm quilted SUIT CLEARANCE 1 panties too! unusual importad ganuin* classic lining, the water- these are tietter . to Coats trimmMx ‘ ‘ ’ repellent gabar * 5 * 1 2 with velvet, tah _ dine will keep values from 8.98 to 22.98 famous-mak* WOOL CAPESKIN lored, or cute you snug and ‘ 10 X novelty a t y I e a. warm from win- % cotton and nylon There are fleeces I ter winds! ‘gen-,.- t value 19.98 value 35. CLOVES CLOVES and tweeds but 2590 ulne . mouton col- *'■ ' V EVENING GOWNS all are puce wool 90 g o lar in aices 10 to / plaids, cordUrops In rayon tweeds, r*P- BRAS here’s a buy in soft, and interlined! ^^•90 18. red, navy or cloths. flannels In pe supple beautifully green. missy and Junior sises;' tite sisee 10 to. 11. * cutest, warmest lit- aices 8 to. 18. ^values to 29.98 ebrset salon Ue novelUea we've / made leather gloves. coat salon S|5 ever seen! mittens / Msek, brown or , « coat salon suit salon . . \ too.' b e t i t r ■ buy ^ wbiu. sisee 6 to s. valua 3 .9 8 earlyl amall, me- , . ^ove bar ^ dium. large. flova bar boys' all-wool a girls' all-wool lina'd — - SUB-TEEN • terrific value NYLON- JACKETS S K I P A N T S ',v » /, glittery, h a n c h ^ ^ L y our niftiest e woven ^ rayon and :‘i DRESSES : e 100% wool. / nylon. e zipper fronts. ■/. shim m ering our thriftiest e crease, water, stain -* ■ - ■' ' e built-up tops, designed designer resiatsint. * e sizes 3-6x. - e mouton collars. , , . „ _ e brown, navy, green, value 8.98 our< giftiest e red. navy, green. valve 12.98 3 - 0 0 valua to 7.98 RHINESTONE e •Ice.x 7-14. ' “ * burton’s children'a ahop.f, v • . burton’s chUdren's shop .... COMPACTS JEWELRY ”Shoulderette" .'V'. hand-smocked , ^ 2-pi*Ca.. 7 . all-wool c)ip-type . each beautiful piece BAG M o u to n -T rirh HATS looks like it’a worth a TODDLER DRESSES ^RUbOtmiSLEEPERS king’s ranaom! that’s * A'.-h . because every stone • by Polly Fllndera. ; ^ 77 e by Nltey-Nitea. e tweeds, solids, novel- “ was imported from ties. HVkanrASSK'^t.^U.M..;,; .. J>.«ne bstlstps wd • yelio«!*w4Ur.«e4^- Austria and sst by Sheers. • brown; n«vy; v«l«i*to2<9B •,"4-1 master craftsmen into ''-e green or whited —X “- " e sltea' 3-S.'^ 'Talsei'i^:- '' 'glamorous earrings, ' • pastels. ’ ' V - value 1.98 e all sizes. ...i, pins, necklaces end valua 3.98 plus tax t no one but no one would be bracelets, this is a • burtmi'a chUdren’s shop .... burton's chUdren’s shop .... terrific value! plus burton’s childrsn’s shop . . .. lieve that .tbesa gorgeous tax. compacts coat only $1—buy them by the dozen and aavs cur plastkTcalf bag baa the look prectous dellars for your of real, real leather! it baa an ad- girls' long-$l*aved liftle girl*' plaid Chrlstmaa list! . __ * nevalfias iuatable Mtoulder s tr ^ , fringe girls' laeay "" drawetring. tab lock closing and * dog collars the look of luxury. Black, navy., COTTON, SLIPS Turtle-Mecfc JERSEYS ORLON SKIRTS e inner doors. ~ rwl, beaedictine and amoks. eainerai e fine cottojp kiiits. a box pleated, e suspender tops. • double velour puffs. , bag^ bar e sizes 8-12. e eyelet and lace trim. ' e dark.plaids. o dear-view mirrors. i- • sices 4-14. • yellow, red. green, ’’ e sices 4-ex. e washable.' 6.98 value 1.69 - ■> heather Mends. value 2.29 value • unusual shapes. warm-as-feast g«y ravursibla’ e twe-tone silver or g^d burton's children’a chop . . . . . buHon’a chUdren’s shop . . . . ' ' burton’s chUdren's shop .... "GAN-CAN" • s n a n ^ end gold. WOOL-LINED PLAID • rblnastone trim. r ... PETTICOATS ■ / LAYETTE SPECIALS • poari and colored stoM STRING GLOVES WOOL SCARVES c Ce a r a n c e l#-roi • trim. weabable rayon r- ^ taffeta perma ...... -p- . o^hMd engraved effect, nently - crisped stay-on fitfad shaats I Q O millinary...... '/a price ANKLE SCXTKS "^Vi' ~ value 1.39 | wonderful long dark petticost with rows of crinolsst aceetsory l»r plaid 100% wool drassaii value 5.^8 >...... $2 'icarvea for exciting .00 cotton niHles to burton's own gaug* ’’gin-i^vtng. bs worn under- aeath orveverced * , valua S.98 d i a p e r s odds and ends ...... $ I 4 1 for cktra flounce, felsck with red. ^ . (20x40) per doc. aceeaaorybar pink, blue or an shoes, value to 7.98 . . .V $4 value 39c each “1* . whtts. lingerio dept. j" value 8.75 ..FREEI..A PIGOr BANK :HARciE NOW . ; : PAY in/^Fe b r u a r y \.' -m .
■ri MANCHESTER tlvENING HERALD. MANCHMTER, CX)MNw ^'^DNESPAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1962
Thinksgtvuig servlceTHaBy at 3 ship of the locarPTA. wlH be held boUefa ami Inatinete is a product of the American p. m. at the home of Mrs. Rone Marlborough . Friday night In the library build adSaT system, and of no other. And if we nterson on EUlngton road. ing. How can tha incoming admlnl- are honest with ourselves and with KUIed In SAsliiib . - Grange Has Visit; Manchester E v ^ n g H o r a Id ■m fMfiis ieralft atration take a fresh look at things our problem, we will handle him 'A' Hartford reaidbnt, John Pxtf- ourselves, not send him back as an kop, was fatally injured Sunday Marlborough correspondent, Mrs. enSg'iSgM $g?»a If, even before It comes into power, afternoon when. he wpa thrown ' Assists Pro^am Howard Lord. “ u WmU iWrt It definitely accepts any Truman afflicUon to the country he :ieft from. a pickup truck ’ on U. 8. adminlatraUon view? a child. Why should I ta l/ want Route S in Sw th Windsor. - The, Marlborough, Nov. 19—< Special) “^^5‘^5‘VkgSSic him any more than we do? Why Wappiog, Nov. 19 — fSpSdai)— truck, drlven*by'an East Hartfofd RBOOaON. i t could not. of course, and that Tobacco farmara in this section •A rtuisp from the local grange Foreigners See should we use any other foreign man, vraa attempting to pass ne^M red last night with Good 'l. IM as why President-alect Eisen* took advfUitAgs of the "good motorcycle when-K'struck'a cen hower had to remain tongue-tied country as the dumping ground damp" lata last week and re^rtn will Grange and furnished part of ter island. 'Three other . persons the program of entertainment. Art Exhibition yesterday, even though he himself for our own failures? today Uidlcafa that many seized were injured. Unless we manage some more the opporiunity tq taka down half Members of the home grange are could probably recognise clearly their crops. ■ reminded that an election of offi.' Venicn—(AV-More than 80,000 I Kail Katlar. realistic cure for what Luchese Mancimater Hvenlng HerdM enough the extraordinary pres Local growera say they ' are Wapptog cerreapondent, Mrs. An cera for 1958 wiU bo. bald at the Americans. 12,000 British, and 80,- sures upon him to Aabllise our represents, what he represents will much later this year in getting Thursday meeting. - - « nie CoUlne, telephone Maaekeoter Obaeevo Anniversay 000 French visited the Biennial om Tmt a ....•••••••••••••••••* leadership for the period between continue to develop new leaders, the tobiacco down, .fctripiM and 4410. . • Ms Montta^ ***•••••••••••••♦••* and if the worst punishment that sold because of the dry weather. Ftlat Selectman and Mrs. Wil Art Exhibition here between June S um Mwitfc*...... now and Jan. 30. liam-'Server, celebrated their SSrd and October. , ' Om KMtk ***»•••♦•••••••••*••• awaits them is deportation to a CondBg Event Galeadar EABLE8S RABBIT. The exhibition, which cloned in ’ MMklr The best that can be done is The Mothers Club of Wapplng Wedding anniversary, quietly at •(■•It Copy...... what is being done—the continue sunny life of luxurious retirement, their home yesterday. October, was seen by over 200,000 ; Z Church meets tonight at the Com Coleman. Canada—(OV—Rleyen- people. About half were lo r-, 9 functioning of the Truman ad' they will always have the better munity House at 8 o'clock. year-old Henry Hiemeyer of this Persoaal Mention of it. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Lord'of eigners, officiala said. The largest {O •m^SSodSodftw ■’**55 ministration, as best it can, plus The local grange will hold a southern Alberta town owns a Providence, R. L, Were guesU of art exhibition in - Europe, it die- > ^ to Um poo o^ ropttbllcMtoo of full information to the Eisen Luchese, obviously, belongs be card party Saturday at 8 p. m. Flemlsli Giant rabbit which was played 8,489 art works. Some 280 S i OKdlteil to I t or Prises will be' awarded and re botn without ears last summer. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Doberrentx, Come t# Grants for ell the thing* you need to moke, this the best Thenkigivini tv«r. hind American bars. He is our re last week. art works were sold during the ^ hower administration on what - it freshments served during tha ses Henry ownha 200 other rabbits, as Choeso from our tromandeus e«sortmant ef wendorful buys dosignad to make your cook « i^ fiM loeol oowo pobllohoc-borOj knows and what it is doing. If sponsibility. not Italy’s. well as 40 homing pigeons and a . MUtary Whist exhibition for a total of almost *A ii rIshU of ropublleoUoo sion at tha Community -House. A military whist, under sponsor 8100,000. a^^otchto htrolo oru oloo this process holds some world 1110 Ladies AMT wUl hold horse. ing e cinch, yM r heme mere beautiful for tht hoHdoyO. SFICIAL MICBS THIS W ilK ONLY. ftui oonlco elloot of H. A, 101 matters in abeyance, that can't be •^Soobero’ Repro^UlIwo: helped, and may not do as much for those Oranft puts lo w p rfe g a o n jJutSt’iliubtm •^loi Aiyig rJ* * damage as Uie Truman admini OpenJ^onim Ckicoce, P rtrelt jw o a . in b in R AOOiT wiiubac of stration itself may fear. CntCPLATtOIW- To Those Who Helped WINDOW To the Editor, who need ~»lri£SS'lSSK lfe'^ Greece Picks A General We would like to use your ELEGANCE Forum to express our appreciation J5 ‘jra-i'K !g In IfaaefaMter grealta Herelc, We have won an election to the hundreds of Manchesterites posture correcting elosiBg houM Greece. There, the diplomatic and who on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 0, You'll want your gift chairs covered to RAYON Friday. economic representatives of the match decorating schemes, so it’s important graciously received the representa- TAILORIDB sw TuwdaT 1 P- sa* Heneay. Truman administration have, for tics of the Boy Scouting organiza to make your selection now for Christmas firmness - - some time, made little secret of tion, and answered the appeal for delivery! There’s a group of chairs at this their wish that tha people of funds. price, all with foam-latex beat cushions... | » 7 Greece would select a certain The project is nearly finished. CHOOSE NOW from PEAK SELECTIONS t.f0 vetoa I Hany of the folks who were not including wing, barrel and lounge models! fa .s a ______famous general, who led the way home, or perhaps by some 6ver- to victory in the civil war, and slght on our p ^ were not con RED CROSS Wedneaday. Hovember !• who has been crusading against tacted, have mailed their contri Hurry to Grants big, exciting Teytewrt' tor the most terrific assorttnent eomiptlon in Greek public life^ -as butions. To these, also we are atda ham m tbayTI- haae The Son la AD Ri(ht theii- leader. And, as the returns grateful. Everyone who is willing Gifts worth > of toys ybu've ever teen. . . the graotest we've ever offered. Find just about tiraieht. 43"iS1*’. Cae«Aall. to help further Boy Scouting by INNERSPRIN'C 16 ro»o*pattorno4 ^ Iteaction to our imaginative come in, the general who repre his financial assistance, and has everything in Santa's pock; TraintI Gametl Bikes! Scootersl Skotesl Delltl Dell Clothetl suggeaUon that the days might sents the symbol of victory,,of not yet donated, can yet send his contribution to Gordon G. Fogg, p lfc g t gorvo 4 In tiyio be grawlBg diorter than they turn to the right, and of war on mentioning! Miniature Furniturel Blackboards! Rifles! Trucks! Wagons! You name It. Grants hot H. Come see for yeur> that corruption 'which is second 'Boy Scout Treasurer, in care of should has revealed a feeling we the First National Bank, Manches toil iiew eosV it Is to find fust the right tey for; evety good girl and boy on your list. didn't quite expect. It was that if nature to Greek polities, has won ter, FLOCKID RAYONS 'BRiARCUFP' a landslide victory. A special vote of gratitude goes the forces of nature were engaged OaearaCua ve(*a«y Sachine in The foreign policy representa to Willard B. Rogers for his ef hetflt yevr dw ke until Dec. 10 an drnnts Lfnr-snvny m an In nnming off their course, we hu- forts as chairman of the special Here’s a gift lamp worthy of X SO* DEFOSIT azauWw Aaral awelf.Waihabla. DINNER SET iMM beings ought to do something tives of the Truman administration gifts solicitation. Mr. Rogers last you! Fashioned on Colonial 43"«S1" aoch (Ma. # a 0 7 abMit I t We had assumed th a t in are pleased. We Imagine the Greek reported that in spite of an ap lines with sleek polished brass StaUwN. Oae. S.08 J t the poMibility that forces beyond result will also be satisfactory to preciable response to his letter of base enhanced with delicate human control were decreeing the foreign policy experts of the appeal, his committee is still func beading, old fashioned thumb incoming Eisenhower administra tioning in the hopes of receiving Evtrything that go«s into tha Rad Cross d r e a m w o r l d Helps build 'HcrtlMteFay' NYLONS something, human beings wou'ul an answer from a number of per print glass fonts in green or .75 R«D* D.DR accept i t tion, too. There vdll, on all hands, sons who have not yet ''gotten red; simulated wick key; and Ortho-Rast it daiignad for posturo-cor- CronH eww*Chana waiVWaiMl. be some uneasiness ever the pos DOLLS from our hualthy , *niis assumption was the around" to making their donation. shades to match the fonts each 43" a 11" aach iWa. Unniriaw sibiUty ^ that the Greek victor— To those wh6 gave, or mean to rooting firmnass. 13-gaugt steal for tha^ Hianln to dclllad pfa.haMoy buying, you ten Ml a stronger in us, because, to our ob with red or green document '4" haiae. WaUi, dry 4M 4T General Papagos—may have too give, and also to the many who innartpring coils . . extra white cotton big. collection musefosf aatily. ■ #•. S.eS n B fasiiva halldoy tobla wHh our baU-aetUng briar rate servation, human beings don't do aided in our finance drive, we say designs on beige backgrounds! 69.95 Value poltorn...ot a smart 1.01 Mvingl 4 aechi din- vary much about controlling much of a military mind~Chd be for all Elxplorers, Boy Scouts and Fitted with 3-lite sockets and folt padding . . and sturdy, durable 8 oz. come too much of a personal nar plotos, fruit dithtt, cups iand loutors. luy newl things for which they themselves Cub Scouts, "Thank you verj^ glass reflectors. / gray striped ticking. Lika all Rad Cross •re responsible—like the hydrogen strong man in power. But the much.” main, conclusion is that Greek Boy Scout Finance 32.PIKI SIT. Rofl. 'B.fi------l - r 4 .9 7 ,1komb, dr the general inhumanity bedding it it quality built with such othar iUDen-NHCED politics has, at last, taken a turn Campaign Committee ef man to man. And, if they do Robert W. McComb Jr., ^ | . 5 0 faaturas at metal ayalat ventilated bor 11 SB-PIICI U T, Beg. 1S.9 S— — .1 8 .0 7 BOthing about controlling the for the better.. Chairman TAIU LAMPS things for which /they themselves This is the first clear popular ders (approximately 1,000 eyelets), re are responsible, why should they mandate there has been in Greece, tractable metal handles for turning . . STIMWARIIMPORYS since the war, for any party or make an effort to control some The Poet’s Column and the box springs are iiond tied. Im Dalicataly atekiad (ryitol In Imagined playfulness on the part leader. Hitherto, in this period, no one has been given clear authority S gracaful, pop* ef the universe? To a Salamaader mediate delivery on Full or Tiyin Sizes . . *Thii product has no con wtar diat. Ca. - to govern. The result has been I found a Salamander , I t it had been true, instead of a Size to order. Box Springs or Mat- nection whatsoever with rramandevs oasertmieM that tke worst habits of Greek And it gave me quite a shock; the National American ter fceMoy cheeH ’ fancy, that the days were growing politics have come to the fore, Underneath a pile of leaves tresses $49.75 each. , _ Red Cross. SHORT OP CASH? OPEN A CREDIT fdiorter than they should, ap with considerable sabotage, Near an upturned Rock. parently we would all. today, be Gremti txn temp* to bland ACCOUNT - . through corruption and misman Wlerd, round black eyes stared up ■euirylng about Joining in collec- agement, of the American eco at me SAUCY WAIKIR’ wHh madarn or tradManel ttva action to do something about nomic aid program in Greece. Like two Jet beads—unblinking; OS soan in «attln0». CMne, breM.Ce- I t • Upon the tinea of my small rake SIDEWALK BIKES lenlol weedan planlars. GRANT VALUES TALK TURKEY It is true that this world is fac- Now the feeling is that there lifted It—not thinking. PARENTS' MAGAZINE ^ • man-made disaster of the is some chance the Greek house with removobfe Iraintr whooli will be set in order, with both po It's shiny skin bore yellow ringe SHORT OP CASH? OPEN A CREDIT worst proportions. But that, ap- Like polka dots on cloth; Actually wolki wirti your chiW. And Childian laorn fo rlda lofaly Eub- ^parently, has no power to lift us litical and economic stability In ACCOUNT ^ NO DOWN P/nrMENT creasing, .and with Greek of I dropped it in a round glass bowl you eon wo»h, comb, curt her hair. ban tpring wol. fandari, chain human beings out of any natural With, soil—a worm—a moth. Sha.tiU, tiandi. ■ foard, rubbar firai. M/whIt*. 14" courses. ficialdom offering something bet 79.00 That, prospect does not engage ter than defiance for our own found two stones—a few small deeps, cries. 2^'. | 'CHARM-CRin' fAM0US4HAKE •u r imagination. It does not give well-meant suggestions. Perhaps leaves for Thanksgiving it will even be possible for us to Then added water, clear and cool; COnONLOOPRUOS OVAL EOASm Us pause, as an imaginative con It started swimming round and Every home needs* a work desk and when 13'' GIRL DOU templation of some alteration in stop trying to influence the in 'round you combine a utilitarian piece with good refurnishing Ufa-Ilka mnldaB vinyl hood, to- 13'lm d c iP iD E the course of the sun does give us ternal affairs of another nation— I covered quick, that awful ghoul. style like this you don’t hesitate to make it tax body, sha lovas' |9 S Haavy itaal (fama. AdjuitoMa laot, now that the voters of that na a feature of the living room. Mahogany and handiaban.Craicanttypa v M W momentary pause. < Hypnotic powers they must have bar both. FuHy driMsad. R 8o long ns the stm stays in its tion have themselves moved In a gumwood with three panels of gold-tooled mudguard, tad — whlla,' ' direction we desired. That, at least, It seemed to watch each move I OTH8Z PPU8>M »a U.M natural course, the course of man made; leather on top. kind itself is apparently no cause should be our object. It is not good And at I passed where he was vstwNy t4 P...bafdfa for major worry. We suppose we for us to be pressuring the inter placed plump l i Ml. hint •11 think that we shall, after all, nal politics of other countries— wondered if I'd made the grade. correct the course of mankind in even when the direction of our Saomlau, twn-paraui sleal. pressure is good and right. ' Should I keep this eerie, creepy Watkins abounds in Buy all your toys on trediC Open time, without ever doing very thing Colonial chairs. and -a C re it Aeeodht to d e y r^ d VvwwirWwwRouivlod wronirVf fOffiOfi D. .bog OM w GOMr , much about it. To try and make of him -a pet? rockers, many in teWwTTp V91RNNOIEPS The aim, from ourobservations, pondered deep and long that down payment required.'' Hc’8 Our ResponsibiUty night - black, mahogany or - railiti ecldi end steins. fa back to normal today. We are The morning found my pillow wet. maple finishes; many no longer worried about what the The New York Stats Crime universe may be doing to us. What Commission has brought Into the Forevermore, I'm sure I'll eee decorated with typical open the .sordid story of the rela American stencils. SHORT OP CASH? mankind may be doing to itself is, That alligator midget; Tills Salein Rocker however, another and more serious tion between the game of poItUcs Its feet shaped Just like human and gangland iii New York City. hands with its scooped Wind RAINY-DAY FUN... ‘OPEN A CREDIT ACCOUNT matter. They haunt me yet—Each little sor seat, comes in ma It is an amazing story, in which digit. COLOR PORTFOUO MUMMUM gangster bosses and racket owners F hogany finish with Tht Best That Can Be Done moved in social and political ease had to throw the creature ou^ gold stencillings. SAKESrtdU S camplafa The transition period between with some of the very individuals When all is done and said— 99* whose sworn duty it was to Up I'm sorry that I did beoati nne American political administra Beside my door, 1 found him dead! Kaap youngiiart emuicd tion and another is an awkward hold. law and order in the City. wilh wolar palnli, eroyoni, VtcA Forsythe 2 6 ^ Vefwcsleafc thing at beat, and yesterday’s The'most notorious gangland coloriag book In foldjt- meeting in TPashington, although figure involved is will‘deport him, and that will bo The rate of Interest to be ond ovoriry aeyfay lorfor yn«r»yoors totw comnr coma? Watkins woTKins Drings brings you terday, something of an instinct on charged la three per cent per that. And It will be much easier 1 2 9 5 those two valuesJOS so you c a n make a quick change by re - the part of the Truman admini than actually convicting. hinS on month on that part of the unt^id complato Famauananw 10 tquara par* stration to draw the oncoming principal balance of any loan not placing the two most Important piecesees inIn the roO m . Vou[^lYi calat. ~ tawht,ip'>eaad car- any crime or trying to hold hiip in exceta of one hundi^ dollars, Hi-irngori pioitk. Hood and naenbower adminlatraUon into behind bars. All we do Is disclaim notice the popular Key-arm Lawson design has been given a arelh. balrimmaid hoK-tlyla* and two per cejt per month bn irvnk opon, got tank con ba sems general token support of the responsibility for him, slid send new flera by curving beck end arms. Both piecas ere sturdi Save fbiNt.^'oeePty end meeey Of Oroefs k#ap yo« naot in tha wichan, that part-of the unpaid principal filladi -Snappy occat*eria|i. pooltioa the Ttuman admini- him back to Italy, as if Italy were balance in excess of one hundred ly mad# with sound solid fremos, quality springs, webbing, dollars but not in exceta of Outsi' stratioa has been taking and is responsible for him, and as if twin end filling . . from inside to the very outside covering. tsddag OB tbs grant questions of Italy somehosir deaerved to be hundred doljani and one-half of ASK ANY SALESKRSON HOW YOU MAY OPEH A OMOIT onis per cent per month on any 1^ Both groups come in a smell, ell-evqr tex^red frieze. Grey, m m tka day. damned with his presence. mainder of such unpaid prindpsd Z it hasr oould that be tdone This ■is' not Hit right answer. balance. WATKINS Green or Winb-Red. Uw incoming ad- Luchese came to this country when Permanent capital of at least mdoB its eitra he waa 12 years old. Wk«t ks 1825,000 will ba availahla tor in- I veatment in ' tha hnalneaa, No 0^ M ancksdsG 4 615 MAIN STREET, MAMtHfs I raadqw of aU our learned to do, he learned to do In- InUWr IwiMnaaa sriU ba saalatalnad _ i«bMia0nte««m W .T. GRANT CO the oonUnt of AsBerlcan Kfe. Bn iln Um aama ntftoa. * i 4 m :->i ’ / ■ r l- - I w
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MANCHESTEB e v e n in g HERAIiP, MANCHESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBERS 1952 Aeronautics administration and P A G E ^ Captain plamed \ the Air Navigation Devalopmant lowed by the InstallaUon service in bren and JeMla Brfinard. of Coir> Same Standings Fall Style at First National Bank ^ hoard to improve and speed up the Andover the evening. Next Sunday,~th» OUR'NEW LOCATION For Air Crash “ church will celebrate Thanksgiv of further intereat on the pro- In Card ToUmev ).It-Your8elf Trend h Pushed deteriorating aa it waa in this RANGE and FUEL ing. ' ^ Kram wlh be a talk by Paul May- Congregational ' Conttane Projects nard, member rtiuslc department. 143 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Washington. Nov. 16 — (A1 — East Hartford school system. He The Men’s d u b continues itS' ON THE RIGHT> OVER THE TRACKS PKOM MAW SXBEBT Poaltlmis in the annuel'setback The Ctidl Aeronoutlca board The Board alao said both Marab 24 Hour M ivory Sorvho With d Raft of Terrible Gadgets Church Start§ / projects' for the church. Last will tell how to set up a pro tournament of tbe Mbncheatcr and Brlgjm might have had the Il gram for organizing'a school or yeatarday blamed an airplane cap Thursday night members resur Fire Department remained un lusion of flyrng higher than they chestra or a school band. tain tor the crash of a North Bast really were because of. .the ItglU By BICVARD KUHNCR | Building Drive faced the conference house, floor. FLETCHER DIKSS CO. changed after tbe sevoiUi seaslijn' KBA staff Correepoadent Among other proposed enteiTprises AlrUnaa twin engine Oonvay t r a » and weather coiMIUons. ’ Maacbeeter Evening Herald An Of bald last night in the fire house port plane In Flushing Bay. N. Y^ MORIAinX BRORiERS plans are now underway to paint dover correepondenf, Mrs. Geerge at Main and Hilliard atreets. I t said it found no avldenoe of New York — (NEA) — To the. Andover, Nov. 17 —• (Special)— the celling of the church vestibule. Msnchgstcr 8 ^ feet Northeast of LaOuardia maUuncUoB o f the airplane and pm«, men, they're after u*. "They" j Nelsan, telephone Coventry 7-dlH. ‘ PhoRg S879 Scliendel’s Oil held the lead with S16 CBNTEfii STREET TEL. BISS At a dinner meeting held after the Plays Are Presented t 1.466 credlU, and Joa’s All Stars -K p» ^ p- Field last Jan. 14. found tt etremely unlikely that a are the nation’! hardware manu-| .’The plays, "Scrambled Eggs" Five.of the 33 pasaengera propeller . reversal 'might havt worship service Sunday, a vote was Fans were used in China 5,000 stood In the runnerup poattlon 56 ’‘•'bi ' *• '1 aboard wart Injured seriously and facturers. who are trying ^o pop-1 and “Foxy Grandma” were, well A good election of Riodem »iid -points behind tbe leadera. eaimed the accident passed to imdertakc a drive locally attended at the Town Hall Satur years agd. ■ - the other passengers and crew nlartia^ a do-lt-youraelf 'teendj •boat a mirror for that frame In th« attie. EatimatM High scorers last night ware for the Congregational Church day night. This program waa pre members ware allghtly h u rt *rhe Founded In 1766, the Medkal among" the nation’! houae-hu!- (ladly fivea on fireptace and door mirrors, glaas inrnl- Schendal’B with 115 polgta—^ < i - i ^ Y plane sank after its occupants had building loan fund campaign. The sented by the committee from the 4XXX with 109. ■ ^— f f ' Society of New Jersey la the old bands. — Bc«rd of Benevolences has set up Grange which Is in charge qf rais been removed. est un it'of "orgenia^ medleina” a plan whereby Nov. 23 is to be ing funds for a more adequate OPEN*TOURSDAY EVE. ALL DAY 8ATTODAY8 Scores so far: i ^ T The board said the probable At the National Hardware Show Schendel’a OU, 1,466’r Joa’a AU '4* in lha United SUtas. hare, booth after booth waa load the peak day for solicitation. heating system In the Town Hall. • ■ -P cause of the accident waa "the ’That afternoon homes of all Thankagtviilg Recess Stars, 1,407; Coughlin’s Service, failure of the captain in command ed with aubveralve "deviceB, de WabMigWei^? 1,300; Uebe’a Wallpaper, 1,361; signed to turn the American male church members will be visited for ’The Parent-Teachers’ associa- 1 - 7- 7 t to monitor the eapltol'e approach their contributions to the fund. today at 8 p. m. At this time Johnson's Paint, ' 1,830; ■ White and take corrective action when Into a combination carpenter- Eagles,' 1,327; Hose Oo. No. 1. electrician - plumber. whether he This project is entirely aside from tomorrow. At 8 p. »h., at this time the aircraft first went appreel- the annual Every-Member canvass. a report will be given by the tem C h ew W i^ /s 1,311: 4XXX. 1.397: West Bids '! aUv halow a normal approach want! to be turned or not. There a Tavern. 1,260; and Hood’a Milk, 1 not an eaiy chair in the joint. In preparation for the personal porary planning committee for a path.” ' contacts next Sunday a letter will regional high school by David Yeo 1481. ______A. V. R. Marsh, 44. waa the But there are tools and ma- Speannit J ^ ! 1 Btinea. ranging from old-fwh- be received this week by each fam mans. The attendance wdll be di [Septic Tanks Cleaned airplane’a captain. First Officer loned screw drivers te entire ily involved. vided Into discussion groups to be AuaVh B. Briggs. 85. waa at the home workshops, which will do Following the dinner Sunday M by Yeomans, Rev. Keen.of He- One reason so Cdl M pielieiter's S«w«ra9« 5p«eldbf» Testing Increases controls at the time of the ac u everything from hanging pictures when 50 persons were present, an many folks chew cldent as a trainee-captain. to building houses. We haven t Intermission with accoMion music dclicMus Wrigley’a The board’s report on the ac Spearmint Gtm be Cows’ Production i - ' f \ \ cident said tbe airplane made lU got a chance. by Clifton Goodale, was enjoyed. SUte Card Party tween meals is that SAVE TWO WAYS: daylight landing In poor visihiUty, Selecting Your . njere's one electric sander. as it tastes good aitd an example, that’s a triple-threat Mrs. John Yeoitiwia, ways and 24 Hour (1) LOW PRICE ... the moet modem *** M aig h , N. C. ( « — The avarege on inatruments. means committee chairman an-' satisfies that little The beard added that It was the assault on our lasiness. "It sands, hankering for a chlaery In CoanecUent mnkee pe«selble s BETTER JOB M a North Carolina cow being tested polishes and massages,’’ says the nounces that a card party will be rasponatbUttv of Marsh not to al new multi-purpose power tool for Ambulance treat without being ...... under the Dairy Herd Improve low his co-pilot to go below 450 sign. We not only have to be a FAIMILV ACT Is the Idea of this held In the church social room rich or heavy. You can chew a stidc s t (*) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . nil eeptie tanl^ repair man, then, but they’re try home workshops. While pop ases the Jointer to build a cablnel, Nov. 22 at 8 p. m. The next meet nan nnd eewer lines Ihatnlled under the watchful super; ment Association testing program feet unless the plana waa being Christmas Bs to shine the silver. Service this refreshing gum as long as you want flown visually. A “ ■ ing to make us Into a masseur mom’s using the drill prn ing of the Society win be Thurs without fear of adding poundage. of » Dmitoge RETOWr Y« returned $167 more profit to the day when members are requested "To allow the oo-pilot to con tt-j-ourself. Then, too, Wrigley’s Spearmint is a ngntaiBt coetly blnndera . . . A BIO 8AVINQ. An engtaewed Jo* owner last jraar than the average e^oftt enktork Spots Betty Lewis, block printing, stick to come for sewing and bring a gives yon LASTING. AND SATISFACTORY, RESULTS. untested cow, tinue a descent on Instruments Tordner Device product of recognized quality.. It is was clearly contrary to the car Greeting printing and felt printing; and box luncheon. made of ingredientt that have been Marvin E. Saagar, atate college eMutsums eChvrches Another device is a torch which Frank Crawshaw, metal. Mrs. Welcome DonatioBS rier’s CAA-spproved operating alms to replace the good old blow G irl fouiKl over many years to be the beat. extension dairy apeciailat, says It procedure,” the board said. Lewis also had on display several The flower committee welcomes And it has been sold Iw New England Un’t the testing itself that makes —■— M|. adopted tlnce Ito InoeptiM 81 months ago, the Fli^ ^f***"®*,.*^ • Rmowt Rwstavranfs torch. lU a lightweight cylinder of types of weaving, both with a donations by IHdlvlduaU • or B e S a f e ! ...B e S u r e ! . ■ tea £«^Md all of the strl employaa alike. This time the new fall salts ehaaea by the girls nf The hoard noted that the weath Carth propane gas, with a nosxle. You merchanU for generations. When you the difference but the iiae of the er forecast for the landing was in Scout ready made loom and a homemade families especially during the buy chewing gam, be sure ’to grt the — ------CAU ------T S r m iHOwn and turquoise bine: Jaeketo ':**•*• can light It with a match. It’ll bum testing results. The average cow M™* .___ 1. sldtta are stralKht a"d have a kick pleat oa the right side front. error. LOW COST one, and Mr. Crawshaw showed winter months. original WrlgleT’a Spearmint Gum. in the teating program produced for at least 16 hours, then you Notes the leaders how to make simple Installation Service FOR YOUR PUpaiON L m for th» spear on the package. Ite 21!!^ ?^!!^J?h>UlUn^wlth the Initials »F. S. ^ The oulta are being worn It said It has started action with NOW throw the cylinder away and ^ t • NHy i qulppaw 8,156 pounda of milk .and .351 the weather bureau, the Civil Rtaal Trip FARE metal objects using both new me In Nov. 30, Rev. Stephen pounds of hutterfat last yakr. Sen far the flrst thM this week. ____ ^ ,______a new Ohs. . tal and tin cans. He has offered to • Camplitely Mndem THE McKINNEY BROS: This towh Is supposed to -be Chamberlain will be Installed as ger polnU out The average cow COME HERE FOR At'lhe Halloween party Of 'Troop teach any troop Interested In metal pastor of 'the AndeVOr Church. In • Iwmadlgtely Avniinhie Gen. Elsenhower was elected...... raO M ...... Just the thing for the man who in tho aUte- not to the program ht th« noma or Mrs. Alfred cor*c\ ; ' ‘ ‘ 7 - professions but they IMasW F R E E W A T C H all have a common INSPECTION J . For acriirate watch udjusliiipnl r ' OAI’DF.TS use the elertronir WatchMaster — an Instrument used by leading watch manii- goal when they have facturers. GAt'DET.8 guarantees watch A ^redt ddmnce In cstr repairs for I year. Absolute “Tops” in a Nylon - Acetate Jacket A SAVINGS ACCOUNT! Gaiidets a t n o In p r i e # The great majority »e , striving to build up their accounts to ' --.'I Il’« Sheen Gsbardine of Nyhm-Acetale s|uality,. insim' greater iinancial .aecurity.'! ^ .^ 1 ,... 6)^ 809 MAIN ST. “.Milium” lined and afyied with Bi-swing back 0 0 0 and two patch pockets with slotted hand-warmers. Why don’t you join 22^20 other depositors in this successful W' C . . Processed for water repellency of course, and SALE—THESE PRICES SAVE YOU 147o"TO 34% GREYHOUND Rugby has fashioned it with, awank and swagger method oLsaving? - that makes it just about the smoothest Jacket It’s at your nearby Plymouth dealer’a — flowing. lines that combine brilliant new lower. . . to give you the most aeniational For This W e^end Qnly-*Buy iot YourseU and for Christmas Gift-Giving you’ve ever seen. the first truly balmeed car in the low-prit^ beauty with more vision, added roominess, Plymouth value in history! For the com. "greater all-around comfort and safety. You plete price story, see your Plymouth dealw. field — the roomiest, moat- beautiful, b ^ 4 8 * BLOIDED GABARDINE riding Plymouth ever built! get greater performance, too, because the See the first truly balanced car in the MEN'S RAYON SPORT SHIRT WOMEN'S TRIMMED GOWNS Plymouth engine has been increased to Because of the true balance built into low-priced field—now. Make arfangementa TNC @ Special pwrdiota—salt alsawhara ) t egular 1.98. Aeatota tricot fcnilt. i r rt Q 'R o ^ ar 79c." Crisp, fine-quaiity 100 horsepower, withra new higher com Saving Bankov Mandiester Tdi the new Plymouth ride, you get the softest, ,wilh your dealer for a demonstration drive for 3 .9$. Mch, toM colony gift boxed. 2 .9 8 »cn,nylon net tihns. Many colors.34-42. 1 .0 0 iporta-welglitray^ qnd-acetoteblend. 6 4 * Your Best Buy in Traval ' A MUTUAL SAVinOS OAOK- $ 1 5 . 5 0 ateadiest ride and the smoothest handling pression ratio of 7.1 to L — soon. Compare this car — on perform Oii/r Onyhbvma you ood-ni you’ve ever known — almost gyroscopi^ And Plymouth brings you this great ance, on appearance, on price. T im you’ll TtAN mVER” CHAMBRAYB SHEER 60-GAUGE NYLONS 100% PURE WOOt BLANKET . SuewCoacb ooarfofi, aad' Inqtimt, The Only One In Hanchetter wU tiwuS KhaSaUa—•< nrh lo» (Uhility on all kinds of roads. advance in engineering and design at no see for youradf why tjie new 1953 Plymouth Q Ragulor 11.98. Wve-year guaronlaa q q q IstotL Tsvll Ian bwt«r—tomi br (!) Regular 2.98 polirbad ’’WrMdriiad’’ ) Regwiar 98fc Corel Brent, 13 donler. Q A c CWijIiiiiusi at Uhw lew (hm! advance in price. In fact, 4 of the body Because of the true balance built into oflers ydu the greatest car value your Otr., ^ 923 MAIN STREET coadrad coHoiA.-Sistar-stylas. 3 to 6X. eguler or dork soowe. Sizes 8'A t e l l . 0 4 ogolMt moths. $ thodet, 7 2 x 90T.. T . T O ^ Knund 1.97 . 'dm 'S3 Plymouth's all-new design, you get types this year are priced substantially dollar ever bought!-. . ^ One Way Trip You will find in our Jacket Dept. Philadelphia . $4.80 $8.65 “«nr TM MW MTWMmr' $ 2 S ^ O O O c M m n S1t.000.000 Plus c . S. Tax WOMENS TRIMMED SUPS ■ 4 8 ' ACETATE TAEPETA , TOAST-WARM SLIPPERS Center Pritet indade 6 new Plymoatk* and humdrede af cask attardt. viefartty f t Regular 3 .9 8 bbrn eopadda Mm - A Tmvrl Agency d ll you have to d oit $ee the new Plymouth and complete this etutemeat fa r aver (S) Regular 2.9$. Acetate and nylon. A A @ Regulor 89cChwmnMin.100%colof- " T i e 4M MaU SL Lavhhlrl6ii.wiilto,plal:,iaQfoqsi.32-40. A . 4 4 foM. Walwb Wdaacant^wolmodi. * 4 i typoi for womom U o tia r aolaa. 4 -9 . 0 . 0 0 Phew t-atee CXHOIISESSON fin SO words or leu ): “What I like most about the new Plymouth it I IM ------w ” For contett ^ r y blanks and complete ietaUs, tee year . ■..O' - f nmouia OHWM m camtAHMaroMiioa. 1 Plymoatk dealer. Cemteu dotes Monday midrdtht, Notomher 34, t, H I V H O I N D : V
- f.7 .V} ,V r . 1:' -■ !■ ■* . , ; u... ■ , ■ , ' ■ PAGE THIKTEEM., UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 -Jpi . ■■■"I.""" I :_j' T lUifCH£STER EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, IWig. U, *8. delegation or to the 'UN Mrs. FDR Fears Commission on Human Rights of Ellington , Turkey Now Has Friday, N°v. "38, .for the district Give Children Records^ Manchester which she waa chairman until last Chundi^. Raymond Wheeler,''James year,- ■ , ■' • ' ■ Oesting. Richard Clmock. UU- Lef^on Auxiliary ‘■j-meeting' at'Ahe Legion Home In TJN Post Ending l^ m g i o n Surplus Wheat Her sUtement to a reporter wayne Morganaoif. Jack McMiugh- QlaatqnMry.' Korean Native • Date Book T6 Teach and, Entertain a’ - came on the day that Secretiuy of lin. Norman -Anderson. David Host to Officers Mrs. Ruth Hickox, chairman of / TEL. 5181 Old Timer Enjoys the. annual novelty and food aale 824-S2S ■United Nations, N. Y., Nov. 19— State Dean Acheaon and President Hyde. Jatk Busher. Richard Le- ‘ To Stress Life Istanbul—6P)— Turkey ha# a Nov. 18 and 18 (/Pi—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Duce. Dean Hamilton, Fred Arnold. at Hale's Thursday, will be as-' MANCHESTER Annual Holiday Fair ol Con Truman were talking with Eisen M AIN 8T. record wheat crop this year— indicated yesterday her d'aya aa a hower about the status of the James Moser, Robert, Christiki^, Mrs. Adaline Pearry, of Thomp^ aisted by Mrs. Harold Belcher, Mrs. cordia Lutheran Church. home c o m f o r t |Watching Hunters Tn Her Country thanks in part to U. S. aaaisUnce tJN delegate are near an end. whole UN delegation. lU members, ■ 1 Kleth Kinney. aon'idile, district membership chair Elmer Weden, Mrs. Frank Bitk- Tomorrow Orange Meeting Set more, Mrs. Milton Hansen, Mrs. t -but may have trouble , aeUing the She Skid she does not expect appointed by Truman. lose their man, her daughter Miss Caroline Annual supper and aale o f St. President-elect Dwight D. Eisen posts as soon aa Eisenhower be • EUlBCton, Nov. 1*— (SpectaJ)— The next meeting of East Cen Harry Sweet, Mrs.. Russell ^tkln surplus abroad. Mary'a Guild, pariah house. K Peny, assistant district sergeant- Z3Ungton. Nov 19—(Speciml)— There are two reasons; Other hower to name her again to the comes President. MORIARTY Bros. A n ^ o r l y local m ident who has a tral Pomona Grange will be he'd and Mrs. Charles Wlgren. Food will Til* LiullaB Benevolent Society ol Dpughters of Isabella holiday at-arms, and Department Member wheat-growing countries also, had 3 ) 5 C f N T t R 5 T ^rsat fondness for hunting, has in Tolland Dec. 6. Election of offi be called for if donors find it im- the Oongregntlonal Church here gifticamiyal and card party. Com cers for the ensuing year vidU take ship Chairman Mrs. Genevieve Bar 'possible to deliver it at the store. good crops, and arc- competing in munity Y. gone to Maine for the deer aea- will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock the world market. Turkey’s asking T E I 5 13 5 place. Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. rett of Nohwich, were guests at In t^e aocial rooms of tha church. Annual novelty and food sala of aon. WlUlam K. KJbbe.' Sr., 82, Event Calendar the aniiual membership supper price la higher than the going A.L. Auxiliary, Hale’s store, all does not take an active role in the The Women's Catholic a u b will The speaker will be a Korean nh- meeting of the American Legion rate. becaua4 the Turkish govern day. Look younger in seconds... gurmiit of quatry but enjoys the meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the T o y H ob by Now tive Mrs. Kron, a student at the Auiliary Monday at the Legion Hartford Theological Seminary. ment paid the farmer a high price Nov. SI and 82 FUaOH. companionship o f those who do. home of Mrs. Elsie Edmondo, Or Home. for hla wheat. ‘ He is presently at Sebec. Maine, chard street, Rockville. She will speak on the habita and Community Players present A feature of the program was Thriving Business cuatoma of Koreana mnd tha urork The government's "Office of "The Curious Savage" at Hollister inhere he wlli be Joined by his Soils Products" buys directly from indsome, Robert MacVarish. It Manchester Evening HerUd El the travelogue by Mr. and Mrs. she haa done there. Mra Ralph School. Elmer Weden, who showed many Hall Wood ia the worship leader the Turkish farmer a good share Thoraday, Nor- 27 ■aid that Kibbe Ukes great de lington eorreapondent, Mrs. O. F. . North Thetford, Vt.— (Jp> —A of the wheat raised here. The in light In observing others hunt alBerr, telephone Rockville 5-OS IS. colored slides of their trip to Japan and the hoeteas committee will Turkey Day road race,. 10:30 Aifsr/(/faqi& r heart attack two years ago put dependent newspaper Hurriyet though he does not participate during the summer. A number of nerve, refreahments during tha so a.m. the Legionnaires who happened to Frank M. Tliton into the blg-tlme cial hour. said the crop of six millions tons Nev.28and28 GLASS ihbnself. Agriroltural Progress Wow should leave an exportable surplus I Beeeat Arrival be in the building were Invited to toy business. While ill, he began _ Gneat of Honor FOR EVERY PURPOSI j of 1,600,000 tons. Exchange Club kiddle circus. revolutionary J Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Howard M a n ila -^ - A U. S. Mutual Se see the slides. making old-fashioned wooden toys f cilire Girardini, daughter of Mr. State Armory, 2 performances curity Agency expert says the Phil and Mra. John Girardini of EiUsa- AUTO. MIRBORS. .WDfOOIV : lof Somers are the parents of a son A t the meeting in the main hall, for his grandchildren who visited deny. * at the Johnson Memorial ippines is below part in agricul Mrs. Harry Sweet, rehabilitation beth street was guest of honor at Saturday, Nov. 29 PIATE, OBSOURM KospiUl. Stafford Springs. tural production because of slow chairman, reported six hours of him. a aurpriae bridal shower Sunday Deaths Last Night new cosmetic by progreaa,to^rd mechanised farm- "Chriatmaa Shoppe,” Emanuel ■ Far East Returnee service at Rocky Hill and 13 at They and their friends liked held at the Italian Friendship Club Lutheran Church, 2 to 6 p. m. PlieiM 3322 \l y on Snipaic street. A buffet lunch { Pvt| Louis F. Bassett. Box 24. Newington Veterans hospital. them sd well that he soon found By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS iEUi^on, was among some 845 ^"Robert T. McMillan, MSA so eon waa served to 40 reladves Wednesday, Dec. S Mrs. Florence Taylor, chairman himself designing them for mass Nanette GuUford, whe has intro doced the story of Anwrlca on London — John Parker, 77, nagRIBT HUBBAIB ATBB Jpesaengers arriving Sunday at the ciologist. com pared, the islands' and friends from Bridgeport, Long North Mothodift Church Chriat W HITE of Civil Defense for the unit, stated production. Now he has recovered reeofda for cMMren, aaya "recordlnga offer one of the moet positive founder and editor of Who’s Who 5ort of Seattle in Washington. The rice yield in 1918 and 1991 and his health and established a Hill. Eaat Longmeadow, Mass., maa fair. found that last year's crop was the that ^ve members gave 21 hours wnya to teach tha trae meaalhg of America’s heritage.” in the Theater and former drama Tuesday,. Dec. 4 itroopa were aboard the Navy of voluntary service, skywatching. "Grandad's Toy Shop" across the Stafford Springs. SomernvUle, tax G LA SS COe {transport Gens Simon B. Buckner, same as 33 years earlier. Rockville and KlUngton. critic. Bom in New York. Christmas sale and tea o f Man Miss Barbara Wallett. Girls' road from his home, bu the doesn’t Raleigh. N. C —Dr. Lewis Cecil 24 Birch St. Maaehsgtcr lenroute from the Far Ekuit. He said, one of the chief reasons -make many toys himself. Instead, The wedding will Uke place By ANNETTE OBiSEN youngsters remember them with chester Garden Club, Center State chairman, announced that Gray, 71, a member of President > ,RasketbaII AcHtIties for the slow application of better his projects keep a couple of Nov. 27 at 10 a.m „ at St. Ber Naw York—(NEAl—Stop wor delight rather than annoyance.” Church house, 2 to 5 p. m. farming methods was due to the activities will sbon begin to raise Roosevelt’s Great, Plains commis Ayer Magic—quick, simple I Tha basketball games of the funds for that program. woodworking mills making and nard's Church. MIm Girardini will rying about the effect comic Record Fiarty Friday, Dec. 5 old system .o f . "one peasant, one become the bride of Edwin E. sion and ' former government Tobacco Valley Athletic Icame The president, Mrs. Raymond assembling parts. Tilton paints books, televiilon and the movies It B light be fun to stimulate in Second Congregational Church additioh to regular make-up TEMPLE CHAPTER NO. will begin today n-ith the fol plow, and one work animal'' on Schuler pf Long Hill. Following a economist and instructor at the 88 Gosselin, announced the date of them. terest by giving record parties for Christmas fair. O. E. & lowing players at Wapping: Corry small plots of land. bridal tour they will reside in have on your children, and do the children in the neighborhood University of Wisconsin and in —makes light of Bridgeport. , some constructive planning in collegea in. Oklahoma, Tennessee Saturday, Dec. 6 THANKSGIVING. every now and then. Allow each unattractive lines and shadows Tuesday cvemng she waa guest stead. child to pick tha records he or she and Saskatchewan. Bom In Annual music festival. Salvation Army band, Verplanck School, 8 at a dinner hSld at the Spinning Ukea the beat, and then write the Liberty, Mo. at templet, eyes, hose, nwuth. This srandeifiil DESSERT Wheel in Southport. The party waa This is the advice of Nanette name of the chlM and the records Montgomery, Ola. — Thomas p. m. given by the girla from Bridge Guilford, founder of a spocial type new "captive light" cream makes years of of children's records that teach, Lanton McCullough, 97, one-time CARD P AR TY port Hospital where Mias Girar on a slip of paper. Put the slips among other things, the hiatory of millionaire cotton plantation difference in the way yon look— ■ dini waa employed. into a box. owner who at 75 set put to enjoy our country. Listed for Meettag Nisxt, explain to the children how life on a lavish scale but for the aaai)e tee, we'll show you. THURSDAY, NOV. 20 TEL. 5181 Miss Guilford, who has had a inaiiy records may be played, l a n d s u r v e y in g 7:80 P. M. lM-828 \ Among the towns listed on the wide and dlvenillad background last 16 months lived on a*^ 850 a meeting schedule of the Connecli- and have them pick the aUotted month old age pension. Died JJpn MAIN ST- MANCHESTER in . nuuic, A»vJng,‘ :aui»g..ltt -nunwf number of slips: from the box. You E8lw8Htf Ik Dovls. Jr. c ilf WhOlWttar Mtlk- Producers well-known operas, turned her tal day- MASONIC TEMPU Coundl is the community of El can save the .unused slips from Registered Lead Sarvayor ARTHUR DRUG STORE - *i ents to children’s records after the CONTRIBUTION 80e lington. The meeting, which starts one party to the next. stored carrots increase their 15 Procter Road Maaehastea 942 MAIN ST — COR. ST. JAMES ST. last war. These records teach "Children love to daydream; to Table Priaeo — Doer M aea at 8 p. m. ahd concerns all of Tol everything from history to atomic supply of carotene, basic mate TM. 7019 escape from the realties of life land County, iWll Be held at the theory—in language and aonga rial of which vitamin A ia formed. Town Hafi, Dec. 5, that youngsters can understand. just as wo grown-ups aomctlmea Mra. Enuna Ntekerson Listen With Them . do," explains Miss Guilford. "With *2 Holds Any Hawthorne Till Dec. 15 Funeral services will be held to "Pian a prescribed period for loving and thoughtful guidance morrow at 11 a. m. from the John daily record aesilons,” she sug from you, their energies and Im- Get ®10 to ®30 Merchandise Coupons son Funeral Home at Windsor gests. "And don’t leave your chlL aglnationa can be channeled alnog Locks, for Mra. Emma Nickerson, drerf alone while they listen. Share conatnictlve and interesting lines." TEL. 8181 ' ® Regular 38.95. Youngsters 4 to 7 will be thrilled ® Ragulor 51.95 Saolad Baom Howthoma for boys and 88. 00 North Canaan. Mrs. Nic'ker- the experience with them." There's little doubt that Once 824-828 girls. Pull sixa, fully aqulppad, it's tha Brst bIka with a aon was the sister of Edward If, for instance, you want the you expose your chUdren to this MANCHESTER VALUABLE COUPONS ARE YOURS with this smooth-riding, aosy-to-hondla 20" bike. Sur- Koehler o f Ellington. She died youngsters to hear the records new type of entertainment and ed MAIN ST. G .t Saolad Baom haodllght. Naw Daportura brokas, AT NO EXTRA COST AT WARDS prisa tham—put ona osida t o d a y .'...... 8S.88 Tuesday at her home. that tell about the life p i Presi ucation, you will he helping them REGUUR 39.95 Modal 50—2 4 '?2 4 " slias ....3 7 .1 8 Air Gish ion tiras ond tubas...... 48.44 She was a former rcaident of dent Uncoln, see U yu ocan’t find to build their lives ona strong, (I) Thundarjat—mounts on fandar or hondlabors ...8 9 a Warehopae Point and waa the some pictures of the President so healthy foundation. . Buy any of lhata M-W applioneai and you'll get volu* - ® Ragulor 3.75 Bika Bolonear—oil s ta a l...... 3,47 daughter of the late Michael and that the children c m look at them ® Ragulor 1.25 Bika Boskat—fits any bika...... 98a ab|a couponi that may bo utad in any M-W depart- ® Loud Tvro-Tona Chroma Horn. Seraw clomp...... 93c Mary Eichom Koehler. ■ Buridl will while the records are played. be lii Springdale Cemetery. Since children love to repeat, ment. Spend them jwt like cash. And they make such Friends may call at the funeral over and over again the stories wonderful Oviiimai gifts for your friends, too. home today from 3 to 5 p. m. and that appeal to them, after the rec ^ COSMETICS HOME NEEDS AT LQW COST CHOOSE YOUR GIFT^BIKE FROM WARDS COMPLETE UNE 7 to 10 p. m. ■ ords are finished, give the young Personal Mention sters an opportunity to talk about WE OAKBT ALL / LEADING BRANDS Earl J*arker of Berr avenue is what they have heard. Then, too, ill at hla home with mumps and they will probably want to aak you two of the children o f Edward a variety of questions. Arfliiif Dns Stores J Buy on FHA Terms—Up to 3 Yeors to Pay Kasche of Main street are also 111 Select Oaretnlly with tha disease. 1952 will be re Be selective about the pieces you ferred to In years to come here chooee. If your litUe boy la intar- as "The Year of the Mumps,” as eated in engineering, he will ap grown people are having them as preciate the records that describe well as children. the lives of some of the nation’s BANTLY CHECK THESE Miss Lois Palmer of Eaat street Jeadlng engineer?. 824-838 TEL. 5181 has returned to her position at the Since so many young children Connecticut General Insurance are frightened at the prospect of MANCHESTEB OIL CO. MAIN ST. Company pf Hartford this week going to school, Mias Guilford haa FOR SAVINGS after a two-week vacation spent also intsoduced recorded leaaona TEL. 2-4595— 2-459A with her brother-in-law and sister. in such school aubjecta as arith AU TOM ATIC Mr. and Mrs. Russell Twitchell of metic. This is certainly ohe way Vero Beach, Fla. to get your youngsters off to an Range and Fuel GAS HEATER FORMICA I 4 CA Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Cordtsen early and enjoyable, start In learn BEAUTY BOARD have returned from a week spent ing. Lustrous, durable Formica Plas at their cottage at Echo Lake, Records'." says Nanette GuU Oil Distributors 99.95 Fayette, Maine. ford, "are one of the moat poattlve tic Beauty Board for counter- . tops, tables, etc. 2’ x 8' x 6i32” . means of teaching children. Pleas 333 Main StrMt Deluxe 30-gollon mod Mancheater Evenhic Herald El ant and entertaining to listen to, lington eomapoodent, Mra. G. F. el. Fait recovery capa Berr, telapheae Rockville 5-BS18. city—olwoyi plenty of ECONOMICAL 9 i*A hot water when you 8TORM BASH sJ.JV Foresees Cities wont it. Covered by Prevent drafta. save fuel. Klln- Words 10-yeor Protec drled Ponderoaa Pine. Will not T n Canadian N orth tion Plon—your assur warp, twist or sag. 2’ x 2*11". ance of long service. MANCHESTER Ottawa — -leak places. QUART Exposed and bullt-iip for perfect drying of 9 lbs. of dofhas. Sat diol damp or dry. . GOLDEN TO RESIGN M -W FREEZER PLUS $30 COUPONS Leaves clothes almost wrinkle free for fast easy ironing. "Drosdanla". for added protection. New Haven, Nov. 1»—WPi—John 43-P c SM Ceramic granules tn ' EASV-TO-.USE 15 cu. ft. Freezer— holds 525 lbs. Has non-sweat walls, o M. Golden, New Haven Demo-, p a i n t i n g KET eratic leader, said today he plan asphalt. ' counter-balanced lid with locking hondje and 7-inch roller with replaceable ned to resign aa a member of' Lhe cover, quart metal tray. Makes Rght, 2 baskets, dividers. Terms, $10 down.' 357.95 Democratic state central commlt- : tee a6 that he will have more time painting easier end faster. •I to devote to his duties aa a mem ber of the Party's naUonal com- .Vi*. auttee.''^:- M *W TAtnS. CLEANER AND HASSOCK The N ew Haven Ragiktar- said :MD®ia— TA QC f A u c e t Buy Words full-size Tohk Oeoner ond smortly upholstered ■ Golden’s move waq part of-a forth EXCELON • coming change In Democratic Brass body finished in polished Hassock for'one price and get $10 coupons la^ershlp in the city. W ALL PA IN T chrome. -Foam-FJo Aerator pre ct no axtro cost. Only $5 down on Terms. - y ^ q q James P. Geelan will resign as vents splashing. With spray. Democratic town chairman, the paper predicted, reporting that Exciting New Electric and Wind-Up Trains those prominently mentioned as his successor Include Arthur T. Bar- A rubbor-boso flat flip' SHALLOW .. . GAS RANGE PLUS $10 COUPONS hleri, the town clerk. WELL PUMP 109.50 $1 DOWN ON LAY-AWAY HOLDfe TRAIN TILL DEC. 15 ish for walls and wood Siiivey proves this 36' Range hos features of most well-known Delivers up to 500 GPH. Use on work. Scrubboblo. models selling for $15 to $35 more. Built-in light, lifts up to 22’. With pump, 20- Many pastel eoiort. gal tank, *4 HP motor. divided cooktop, oven window ond light. IIA.VO ,WIND-UP DIESEL FREIGHT SET ELECTRIC REMOTE CONTROL SET . s GIFT GALLON...... 4.39 0 A perfect "first Train Sat." Train includes twin diasat loco- 0 Low-priced Bacirte train Sat. Staom-typa locomotive, tandar, lank cor, gondola, caboose. 10 track esetiow. Undarwrilare* "Coprlcn" s-l i g h t . — M-W WASHER PLUS $10 COUPONS motive with bail, caboose, box cor ond grocery cof. 2 stroIgM CARNIVAL FLUORESCENT and 8 pavad track sections—102 ki; of track in oB. Train Is approved tronsformar. Oval track-102 h . of track in alt 43-P&SM Waa 14.29. NOW Sl-vaar Sssirlator ssanhre 8-9 Ibn. thoroughly. I,ovi>ll bal- 3 4 X * long. Powerful dock-spring motor...... 2 .9 $ Train Is 35V4" long. For hours of ploy fun...... 9 . 9 5 Food Sols I C ard Forty Attiwetive 3-light fluorescent. idoB roll ss’ringrr adjusts for pressurr up to ' CONSOLE TV AND $25 IN COUPONS PLASTIC Choice o f :- p1ug-ih' or flush 500 tbs. With pump. Wants terms, only S3 1 1 9 .9 5 mounting. Sisa 2614' x 914” ex down. THURSDAY, I P.M. CLOSET SEAT WIND-UP SPARKLING iTREIGHT • COMPLETE ELEC. FREIGHT SYSTEM i m p o r t e d c h i n a —$8 OFF tends 3$k” from celling holder. f Fed. Tax Ia«T (d1 2-unit Diasai locomotiva, box cor, high-sida gonefolo, ca COMMUNITY Y Farts Warranty 0 Slaom-typa locomotiva hos broke, bail—emits honnlass -. 78 NORTH MAIN ST. Beg . 39.95, each 34.95 10% down, on terms.. 10.95 279.95 boose. 4 talaphona pdas, automatic eroding goto, 3 riRrood tportes. Indudad ora cool and Ootar tender, high side gondola, ST. MARGARETS COtCUS light, solid plastic Fits REFRIGERATOR PLUS $20 COUPONS box cor, coboosa. 4 stroight, 8 curved frock sections-full 10' Signs^ transfermar, crossover, track eonnador, twinging arm lovoiy. flrsl quottty China *or your heRday foWa Big tl-In . screen AlrUnb Coneole TV In Instroos m a k ogn ^ DAUGHTiatS OF ISABELLA any regular stylo clotet. veneer*—pluD $!15 In mercfcniMll»e f^upons during thU m k . * of frock in oil. 120" track drcumfaranca. 3714" long train 3 .9 S gota, cfostmg sign, .14 frock sections...... 1 4 . 7 5 —for IHflo more ot sole price Ihon far semHporce- A4 C O . ft. Retrigerqtor with S0-lb. capacity fuU-wldth Check these featares: one knob tunes sound and plctur^ Aprons, aovalUes, doUa, taya, loin wore, C h ^ of 4 pottetm <3^bavel eoch tn Colors: whitOf'black, freeeer. Food Fresheners keep 18 qta fruit _ _ _ automatic gain control prevents picture Jitters, high knit goods, gift wrappings, heh- groen, blue or beige. , and vegetablee dewey fresh. SIO down on 2 3 9 .9 5 tubes wiperlor reception. No-ghize pictare. Terms: 810 dny goodies, JelUea, caady. 43-pc. service far eight - -each on croieproof, lus • q,a aaeaao.paeaeeaase^oeeeeaessesosa down. • trous white gloie, rich with 22K goW occents. AH With fittings. ■' 4 CARD GAMES 8:15 P. M.' Advertise in The Herald— Pays pieces llghlweighl yet strong. Otoose yours today. M a n s — RarnaSnaaata "’J-......
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-i,*> V. . -TT-! MANCHESliR i v S N C HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1952 SecHoh Two WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19S2 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 Pages IS to 2B} PAge FOURTEEN sity of Toronto geology professor, UmDsipUat (Jhurch, the date being Age of Rockies said his foasUs were found about Free Zone Set advanced one week due to the 8 miles north of the U. 8.-Cana l ^ k v i l l e Thanksgiving season: Jhere will be Gets Jt^iVard PaneT Members Huddle with Moderator Record Number of Donort \ dian boundary. '' Ho said he found In Latakia Port ler^c a mystery ride with Mr. and Mm. ' Now in Question the fossils in fresh water bedding TURKEYS George Schwarts in charge of the. that hadn’t been disturbed since it "Hsrr Hi arrangements and leading the ride. F o r E ffo r ts Tops Town's Blood Quoti^^ Legion Members Are Given Columbia Falls, Mont.—(B— was laid down millions of years • Latakia, Syria— —A free zone OVER 2$ LBS. ^ — SOs LB. DRESSED Party and Bazaar ago. ______. ■ in the Latakia port has been set On High School Cost The, annual charity card party Squirrels' jawbones and an ante and bazaar sponsored by the lope's tooth may be deciding fac up by s';recent,Syria, legislative Dean Poe Aids Manchester's November c(1iota of«sem bIy of the OsthoUe Ladles all Continuous Service Tokens . IJkes the -Neighborhood FRiOM m s E L D S ,---- 55c LD. DRESSED 150 pints of blood was exceeded Rockville Emblem Club social wel tors in chopping five million years decree. . . Columbus and 20 school teacharaf Milwaukee—IB-- Ted Carpenter Audience at Panel Talks Korean Youth Come to by 33 when the monthly visit of Soma doaations .ware mads aa vsq fare committee will be held at the off the birth date of the Rocky just can't make up his mind. The Goods may be moved in and out RockviUe. Nov. 19 — (Special)— j Elks Home this evening at 8 of thf-free zone exempt from regu the Bloodmobile was made yester placements for the blood used Us Tolland Coverage Mountains. < Marquette University public rela Is Told by Turluilgton Thanksgiving V. S. and Begin Study day. -A record 183 pints were col There wee B-lMrge etteniUnce with ' o'clock with all proceeds, to be tions director and sports publicist lations of the' Ministry of National H EH S -K Is II LDS— WcLD. DRESSED help 14-year-old Jamas Juroa, These animals are not supposed lected,- says the Manchester Blood high school freahman.'Wiio racsntlyi many vUitore including depart used for Christmas charitfes. In moved into a home in suburban Economy regarding imports and , $3 Million Figure Will Dean.Paacal Poe of Hillyer Col Residenta and organisations addition to the cards there will be to have appeared in the geologic exports. Proclamation committee, and the five month to underwent a serious operation at! ment oKIcera at the rtieeting held picture until the late lEocene Age. Wauwatoka in 1933. Fourteen lege, a resident at 37 Tanner tal went over the top by 22 pints. in Tolland are Invited to use a food table, fancy work table years Ister he moved next door. * The free zone decree is regarded Probably Be Changed Hartford Hospital. The son of Mr< in the OAR hall laet night when the facillUes of The Herald and door prizes. Refreshments will Dr. Loris Russell, chief of the as another move to make Latakia. We D eliver street, Manchester, yesterday was There were 207 appointments and M rs Stanley Juroa o l M zoology section for the Nstlonal Next month Carpenter plans to 30 year and 35 year pine and Rocki’llle news bureau for cov be served. ^ move again—back to his original a signlAcant Mediterranean port, The *3,000.000 "ceUing" placed Hartford, Nov. X9—(AP)— Here is rewarded for hiS efforts in helping made yesterday. Last minute can-1 Branford street. Jimmy la a hemo- Museum of Canada in Otuwa, crllatiOns 6r failure to appear at phillac and had to have many itota canla were preeented to members erage In their area. During Committeemen Listed , residence. y ■, thereby helping Syria become less on the cost of the proposed Me the text of the proclamation issued a Korean youth to gain admittance said the rock formations these morial Hi|1i School by the Board all would have left the toUl num- i of blood and plasma. Hia mother o f Doboea-Ertel-Laboc -Hansen the winter months all Tolland Mrs. Josephine Johnston is dependent on the Lebanese ports Of by Governor Lodge designating to this country and continue his items will originate from The fossils were found in are the o. a Beirut and Tripoli. The Beirut of Directors two months ago was Thursday, Nov. 27, Thanksgiving her decreased by 6(). but 62 "walk- Is a member of Gibbons AssemMy. Post No. 14 American liegion, for chair man of the committee in upheaved to become today's-Rock F A M IL Y MEN W. PSCHICHHOLTZ education. Franklin Chul Park, 18- Herald office on Market street, charge with Mrs. Nellie Hunt as port also has a free sone. declared last night to be not a cell Day: in'i donors swelled the total. Minor I Thera will be no Btoodmebllo continuous membership. ies. Therefore, he says this indi A ll mem'bers of the Hershey / NEWMARKER ROAD — ROCKVILLE year-old Pusan, Korea boy who telephone Rockville 5-315#. co-chairman. The following mem ing at all and the figure one that ''.The gold and ruddy days ars physical ailmenU resulted in 26 j Day in December. Next visit o f the n ret In I ’nHed States cates that the mountains sre five Bears in the American Hockey ' TEL. ROCKVILLE 5-7620 has served the American troops bers are assisting dn the commit League are married men, with a,> Beavers have a split nail on the could, and probably will, be gone, with their gamer taken. honors being rejected. , bloodmobile will be Tuesday, Jan. Pepartment Adjutant diaries million years younger than previ spread > second toe of their hind feet. This tftanged. lighting in Korea as a scout and Blood donors Included members, 8. at Center Congregational Church Parker, representing the depart tee: Tickets. Mrs. Nellie Hunt, ously recorded In textbooks. total of sixteen children From stalk and bough, from root Interpreter, arrived in Hartford Olartvs Finley, Mrs. Alice About 150 persona attending the of the Uon’e CItib, Gibbons As- from 2 to 8:30 p, m. ment commander made the pres *500; new cruiser and equipment. Dr. Russell, a former Univer and. vine, thick with autumn's and entered Hlilyer to begin his Fagan, Mrs. Mary Dannaher; panel djscuaslon at Waddell School entation. In announcing the 5* *600: mobile telephone for police plenty, we have won another har atudiea. ■ . _ ■ piv.es. Mrs. Marie Kabrick. Mrs. on "Hrgh:Sqhool Blilldlng Stan- vest. year awards, the adjutant stated cruiser, *300; painting and equip darda" were told by Director Har Dr. Poe admitted his first In- .'i- that the Rockville post was the, ment for police station, *1,100. Marion Friedrich and Mrs. Esther "Turned with ths rolling earthe Clubwomen Hear Splelman: reservations, Mrs. Lucy old A. Turklngton, who was In the the scroll of ths year uniolda to tentloiy were to discourage Perk SMFD Meets first one In the United States to Fire Department Larkin, Mrs. EmmS Llsk, Mrs. audience.- that the figure, aet In because of the burdens that would make application for the 35 year its end. The season’s s to ^ Is writ Salaries, fire marshall, *450; fire Mary Grazladlo," Mrs. Mae Mc- September, was not meant to be face the* Korean, such as money, Piano Selections pins and was the first to receive chief, *500; assistant Are chief. ten upon brdwn, bare 'field and Egith; cards and tables. Mrs. Lena fixed, that "It qan be changed" and sUipped woodlaild, and pictured in transportation, visas, permission For Election them. ^ - *400; superintendent of Are alarms, Davis, Mrs. Rena Morin, Mrs. A g that he is "pretty sure It will be.” from ths Korean Ministry of De Thirty-five year continuous the tumble of Stone wall trans A program of piano eelectlona *7.50; Hockanum Company, *1,500; nes Reardon, Mrs. Claire Cairigan; HOLQATE Turklngton spoke after Mrs. fense, and the war. Park could 'fiot, members Include Lebbeus F. Bis- Fitch Company, *1.550; Fltton figured to' new color In the sharp was given by Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd faneywork, Mrs. Gladys McCray, Katherine D. Bourn, who waa on bright air, It is a tale printed in be discouraged, he said, and went' Annual Sesiiion Will Be •ell. George N*. Bflghara. pr. F. M. Company. *1,550; Hook and Lad Mrs. Julia McCarthy. Mrs. Justine TOYS the board that aet the figure and about getting all the plana com at a meeting of the Profeaaional Dickinson, Howard O, Dimock. J. der Company, *1.090. the heavens where Vegan, the Scher, Mrs. Ethel KnoHa; food who.was the director that recom great star which brought flower pleted. Women's Club last night at Cen Held Tomorrow; New Elmer EllloU, Arthur P. Frey. Carl General expense, telephone cov table. Mrs. Viola Burke, Mrs. mended it. told the group that the E. Oerich. Jean Kvnock. Paul Leh- erage. *1.450; janitors, *300; trans ing and frult-time, hurries down Park, an exeeilent high a c h ^ / Ilerelil Plioto ter Congregational Church. Selec Fire Station on Agenda Helen Giiffln. Mrs, Mary Dussln- figure had been "purely" arbitra the sky, and out of the frosty east acholar, heard of Hillyer from an Memberf of last night’s panel discussion on "High School Building SUndarda" at Waddell School tions included Paderewski's mvin. Nl^lion G. portation, *150; reserve fund. Are ger, Mrs. Ann Backo7en; refresh T o ry.” She said she had suggested It •Menge. Emil H. Miller, daude V truck. *2.000; fuel. *1.300; repairs $1 0 0 flaah ths Jeweled sentinels of win' American named Goddard of Hart huddle before the start of the program with the moderator, Mrs. 'William' Rtuek, of the League sf "Chant d'Amour,” the F Minor and T h e annual meeting o f the South ments. Mrs. Katheiiue Williams. both In sn effort to get the ar F Sharp Major Nocturnes of Cho jMills, J. Stanley McCray, Albert to trucks. *500; water rent, hy ter. ford, serving in Korea. He wrote Women Voters, the sponsoring organisation. From left to right, they ar4 Edson M. Bailey, high school Manchester Fire District wMl be Mrs. Irene Kosiorek, Mrs. Ursula chitect to Uke s fee based on a pin, Mendelssohn's "Song Without Sfutland. Oscar F. Philipp. Francis drants and fauceU. *3.000; repairs- ELECTRIC "Y et in the dying year, this Dr. Poe, and then his determina principal: Charles F. Ritch, Jr., director of the public School Buildjarg Commission of Connecticut: held at Company S, Spruce atroet, Friedrich, Mrs. Mary Josephiac, *3,000,000 construction coat, re- season is mads alive with grate tion brought success. Dr. Poe wss T. Merrill Prentice of Ebhets, Frid and Prentice, -t he Hartford ar^Itectural firm now preparing the Words In G Minor," Mozart's M. Prichard. WHllsm V. Sadlak and and supplies. *500; upkeep of Are Mrs. Ann Murphy. Mrs. Ann Le- $ 8 .9 8 TRAINS gardl(>is of the actual cost, and to tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. In houses. *400; repairs. Are alarm ful thought. Our days are lighted finally convinced Park was sincere drawings for the proposed high school; Mrs. Stuek; Raymond GoSlee, chairman of ths school building "Rondo in A Minor,” Grieg's "Son iGertrude Sweeney. han, Mrs. Marguerite Reeves. Mrs. prompt-the Board of Education to addition to the usual reporta and system, *1.000; educational Aim. \ ■ by family love end warmed at the. and obtained a *400 truatecs* committee: and Arthur H. Illing, superihtendent of schools. ata,” Palmgren’s "May Night,” election of various offlcsrs, the • Members receiving 30 year pins Evelyn Keeney, Mrs. Mary LIONEL—MARKS bring In a figure for the proposed *.50; hose, life net and safety mask, Are of friendship's hearth. scholarship for him, secured part- two of MacDowell's "New England Svere Lewis H. Chapman. Carl Keeney, Mrs. Jean Patrla, Mrs. AMERICAN FLYER school. Until then, she said, there district will be asked to approprl- *1,000; repairs, roofs, ceillngwand KEYSTONE “In gratitude for divine mercy time employment and a room at Idylls" and Debussy's ."Claire de 'ate '*14,000 for the purchase of >Conrady. F. LeRoy Elliott. RsP**' Antoinette Zagorsky, Mrs. Bar had been no word from the school riei'ally closed, any rontributlon Daily Liying, New York Univer Lune." ^el E. Fahev. Jacob Gworek, Albert painting, *400. and bounty, and in kaepipg witn the YMCA. property on McKee street that will bara Pbla and Mrs. Gertrude Bum- HRE DEPT. board regarding the coat of the will be greatly spprecia|/d by the sity, lectured on "The Piece of the Mrs. Florence Benson prealdsd Keller, I TUden Jewitt. Hlllmar F. And Up the statute and with our ancient During his career as. a scout, Nursing Drive Niirse In the Early Stages of eventually be the cite of a aew ham. Complete With Oars school. way, hallowed in use by genera Park many times entered Com Assoriatlon and will. Insure the at a brief bualneaa session during fire etetion on the weet aide. SCrause. Paul J. Kurr. Harry Ub- Lighting, street llghU. *15,500; BpoMd rY d aUt^ Assembly Ask Boa^rd> Position Chronic Illness." whleh |>lana were 'discussed for 'Sy. Henry "J; MaTkert,- Dr.--Bv H. tions of our- Oonnacticut. people, munist-held. territory. and. steured. work, of the juirses..beir\g continued ...Also on the agenda la a- requ^- g wI " and' WBCtTk: service.- <500.------'Mrs. Rayrter xnd' M'rs. Johnston financing ths" purcTiaiie"'of' R ^ KMetcalf, Mrs, E. H. Metcalf, Jo TTie Gr^mFer ^Rockville 'Coiihcll While They Last. Y LARGE~ALL METAL” ~ ^ t h Turkington'iind Mrs. Boiirh hereby appoint Thursday, Nov. 27, valuable information for tha UN Gets $3,559 on a full scale. Contributions may for a new chieTe car. Health Department of Churches Is again this year T spf)ke during the question-and- also attended a meeting of the Croza kits for men in the service seph Perxanowskl. Frank lienlck. next a day of public thanksgiving. troops. An American missionary be sent to the ^ is ta n t treasurer, Tin can collection, *3,000; inci- DOLL HOUSE Connsetieut State Nurses at and for fumlahing Christmas gifts The property on McKee street 5ohn W. Schweitzer, James Sulll- sponsoring an assembly for the anawer period following the panel "I ask that in our homes and our who taught school in Seoul beiore Mrs. Hamilton,, Bickford, 22 Green- denUls, *500: garbage collection, youth of all the Protestant Mansfield st which four doctors to be sent to a mental hospital In is across from Summsr stresL •van. Magnus R. Weber, William C. Reg, 4.98. $2.98 Complets with light discussion in response to s query places of worship, we give thanks the war when Perk lived there Public Health Unit Still hill street, or-'given directly to the near West Center street A aUUon *6;500; care of city dump. *800; churches in the area on the first regarding the governing body’s lectured, and the nurses toured the the state. '' IPfunder. > health officer, salary, *300; health to the Creator of all fo r the with his family, found his. first mirses. here would follow the Board of Sunday of Advent. This year the position on the-cost of the proposed Short of Goal, Wel hospital wards and the school. During the Sitclal hour which i Plans Are romolete officer, expense, *25; Inspector strength by which we work and name, Dong, haM to remember end A regional confefcnre held in Underwrttera' recommendation of event will take place at 7 p. m., TOE FINEST ASiSORTMENT , $3.69 school. These meetings and lectures are closed the meeting, refreshments ! It was announced that plans FOLDING Reg. *4.98 endure, for health to enjoy our tagjged him with the familiar Somers/t)rt. 16 wss attended hy last year whan it waa suggested public eating places, *200; school Nov. 30 in the Ellington Congre During the panel discussion, comes Contributions an important phase of public of doughnuts aqd coffee were *erere complete for the parade of people, and for the spirit to uream American name of Franklin. Mrs. ,-Gertrude Rnyner, Nursing that among improvementa In the ' nurse, *2,000; maintenance of gational church. IRIDGE which was sponsbred by the League health work as well as a means of served by the hostesses: Mrs. Ben ^quartets which the post will spon- sewers, *500; new sewers, *5,000; and dare. And 1 urge that in this Park yesterday presented Dr. Runervisor, and sH the nurses ex district would be the location o f a PUNCHING of Women Voters, both Raymond The sum of *3.559.50 has been keeping up-to-date On the new son, Miss Huldah Butler, Mlsk ■nor Saturday at Sykes auditorium, tile and road for new city dump. TAILE threatened hour of our nation's Poe with a three-foot Korean stem cept one. as there is always a station "in the vicinity o f McKee The Rockville bureau of the Goslee, chairman of the School contributed to date in the annual medicines and different nursing Jane Carey and Mrs. Anne Bene S p. m. Volunteer Legion members *1.000. Filtration, labor. *5,000; lA G history, we prey that our leaders pipe and desk name plate before nurse on duty to take care of techniques. Btr^t." Manehrater Evening Herald in lo With checkerboard top •THE MOST REASONABLY PRICED Building committee, and T. Mer fund drive of the Mant'hpster Pub dict. ^Are needed to usher in uniform repairs and supplies, *2,000; fuel, may be granted great vision and getting his first taste of apple pie emergency work. Cas.sandra Comrolsaioner Andrew Ansaldi, cated at One Market street. Tele 77te Christmas meeting of the Saturday evening. Members of vis *260; electric service, *400. Complete with stand rill Prentice, a member of the wisdom to the end that from the and aettling down to get hia educa lic Health Nursing Association. Oarleglio, state eonaultqnt. spoke chairman of the Board of Oommle- phone Rockville -5-8138. Hartford architectural firm which HOGITED RIOTORIST club Will be held Dec. 16 at tha a in g quartets will rehearse at the Recreation. *5,000. old atubblelands of doubt and tion. Mrs. Henry Mallory, drive chair on "Responsibilities of the Public sloners, will aeek re-election to hia All metal base Is preparing the drawings for the Carthage, Mo., Nov. 19—UP)— home o f Miss Harriet Franzen. Region home Saturday afternoon Thbse make a total of *209,872 ANo ev eryo n e SAYS: ‘THE DIDDEST STOCK IN fear, new-turned in hope, new-till man, announced yesterday at the Health Nurse in a Small Agency.” Motorist E. L. Thomas was fran poet, which expirea thia year. iiiid will be sened light refresh- to be acted upon at the Dec. 2 Advertisement- school, estimated the actual con ed in faith, our people may gather, REV. CARROLL TO HPEAK, association's monthly meeting. Mrs. Rayner reported attending Other offices to be filled are tax Parade of Quartet*, reserved struction st about *4.000,000. with tic when he called state tmopera PARIfl BLANKETED xments prior to the evening pro- meeting. in'the fullness of God's time, the The campaign was held from Oct. a meeting oT the Connecticut State collector, first and second fire seats now at Ladd and Hall Co. $4.98 ths over-all costs, including site Rev. Robert Carroll, chaplain of to report his 'car had struck a Paris, Nov. 19—(/P)— Paris was Sgram. GENUINE most blesssd of harvests, the shin I to Nov. 1. Nursing As.soctation meeting at chiefs and an assistant fire alarm Colleet nothing Improvement, ranging up to *5,- the combined Catholic Mothers woman on U. S. Route 17. blanketed today by three inches ■' Proposed Budget In response to an appeal made '■HOR8MANR'* ing aheavss of peace." Circisa,' will speal» at the open The estimated deficit for 1952 the Hotel Bond at w-hich Mi.ss "She’s under my car acraaming," of snow, unusual for mid-Novem superintendent The Individual items in the prO- LARGE SIZE 000,000, based on actual expenses for the Mary MacDonald, physical Thera Sunday at the Sacred Heart Cath ■ A IY DOLL Other members of the panel meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock Thomas cried after running to a ber. The snow snarled traffle and ^tosed budget adopted at the City previous year and estimated In py director of ^ s to n Visiting hampered operations at airports. Foltp SALE FBIDAT olic Church in Vernon, the base-; HIGH CHAIRS wer# Charlea F. Rich, director of at the K. of C. Hqme. All mem telephone. Troopers eallsd sn am Council meeting last week to be Nurse Association, spoke on Hundreds of amateur photog The Nathiln Hale P T A wiU hold ment of the church will be openi CHOKED ..rr^nGAS? Wrapped In a bunting ths Sta^e Public School Building Town Sending Five bers Of circles are urged to at- come for this year will nm around bulance and rushed to the scene. presented to the voters at the city Hemiplegia (paralysis of one side raphers were out snapping the Arc a food sale Friday, beginning at lomorrowtomorrow irom from 7• tom 9w p.|i. m. to»•« , ,, . . Commission: Arthur H. Illing, teitd, and all mothers of Catholic *4.241.86, which leaves the associ There they found Thomas sheep oneeting in December will be of accept donations of clothing •‘I " '" children Interested in becoming ation several hundred dollars short of the body). Miss Edith Buck- ishly surveying the victim— a de Trlomphe, Eiffel Tower and 9:3() a. m. in Hale's store, 945 ^ terest to all taxpayers, . . IL . . . __ a ts i.____ Inditwtion. WVWhenam Itll afrikaa.strikM, tBkffitali* BBli'RBB Btll-aBt auperintendent of schools; and Ed- To Zone Meetiim the Korean war victims. A ll types 15 members are cordially Invited. of its goal. While the drive has ot- walk, director of actlyltles of badly battered jaywalking pig. other snowclad Parts landmarks. Main street a Administrative of men's, women's and children's tablata. Tbay eonlaln Ih# faaual-aetinz ^ son M. Bailey, Manchester High « Salaries, mayor, *500; city clerk. madlrints known to doclori for Uia rtliaf of School principal. Mrs. William clothing of a durable and practical Three members of the Town ^MOO; city treasurer. *300; corpora nature will be accepted. Members haartburn, taa and almilat diatraw. Itt. Stuck served as moderator. tion counsel, *750; collector of i of the Sacred Heart Mothers Cir ' Says Need Urgent Planning Commission, Mrs. Ruth ;|^es, *900; assessors. *450; rate] Th's whole matter, of the pro o MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING^------MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING-^------M ARLOW 'S FOR EVERYTHING------M ARLOW 'S FOR EVERYTHING! cle will be on hand to help the Chambers, the commission’s exec .dnaker, *200; board of tax review*. posed school, the need for it. its handling of the donations. FOR utive assistant, and Wilfred Max •glS: building inspector, *2750. Weden Is Oiieot Speaker FOR plans and its costs, were given “ Administrative Elmer Weden of Manchester will a general review by the panel. well, members of the town’s En*- ■ General expense, telephones, be the guest speaker at the No Illing warned, as _ he has gineering Department, will attend fl350; printing, *700; incidentals, vember meeting of the Methodist kefors, that the need for a new the seventh annual Connecticut Al.900; insurance, *11,000; audit, Men's Club Monday. Weden haa high school la urgent and declared Development Conference tomor^ 5 ■<700; rent. *500; tax liens, *100; GStLS’ that ao pressing Is the. whole lega l services, *25; social security just returned from Jspsn and the row at the H ot^ Taft in ' New Islands end he will show, pictures school-housing problem in Man •nd hospital benefits, *1,500. Haven. !! of his trip. Members and their chester that construcUon of the The planners attending are Jo w Judicial proposed school would only be one 'O ty court, *4,800*; probation of- wives are Invited to attend. seph Lutz, recently elected chair Today's Event Calendhr-• DRESSES battle in a continuing struggle to man of the commission, Martin Al- (iesr, *200; city sheriff, *35. keep pace with the growing school Miscellaneous ,A district meeting of the B All Burlington nylon, wash vord and William Allen. Scout leaders will be held st able dresses. Sizes 3 to 14. population. A luncheon question- period will ' Dental health program, *1,000; He asserted that the children in iublic health nursing association', p. m. at the Vernon Methodist be held from noon to 2:30 p. m. on the first three grades In Manches 2j000; memorial fund, *100: bonds Church. ter’s public schools today would such zoning problems as trailer or,, city officials, police captain, The Women's Society of the camps, tempoisry permits, and i Rockville Methodist Church will themselves fill the propos^ 2,200- suMrintendent of public works, pupil high school to capacity in minimum house and lot require buUdihg inspector, tax collector,' meet for devotions and business at ments. 1962. court. *330; contingency fund, *1,- 8 p. m. Ffom 2:30 until 5 p. m., Maurice HOLIDATES The Disc.uaslon Club of St. 000; safety committep. *100; vet This doea not allow for any In Rotival, a planning consultant, will John's Eplscolap Church meets at FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FEAST crease in the population of the erans advisory center. *1.000; band dbcuas orderly community de 8 p. m. Rev. George Cliff of Wind town, nor does It take Into ac concerts, *300; interest on temper-' velopment through a positive ton ary notes, *650: Christmas decor sor will be the guest speaker. The Marlow’s has everything you’ll CORDUROY count the parochial school students ....IN LUXURIOUS FAILLE ations, *600: renovating council subject will be "Coroperstion oi^ out-of-town tuition students. ing program. need to cook . , . carve . . . and JUMPERS During the morning session, a rooms, *3,000. Among the Churches.” serve the bird in the best style. Illing also pointed oUt that, with riiblic Works ’ ' The Men's Club of the Trinity ' the junior high school population panel on "Intercommunity Co Whirl carefree, lighthearted and beau In all the latest shades and operation” uill be held. ONLY General maintenance; superin Lutheran Church meets at 7 ;30 styles. Sizes 3 to 14. continuing to grow, a new junior tendent's salary. *3,ROO; labor, p. m. high school would probably have tiful in these billowing new, afternoon- *19.866; repairs and supplies. *3,- The Women's Council of the to be built In the North End in the 000: gasoline and oil. *1.400: re First Congregational Church of $3.98-»e $5.98 next seven years. Dolaii May Lose through-evening dressea. $ 8 * 9 5 pairs to trucks, *900; trucking, Vernon meets st 8 p. m. in the o Present plans call for the .pres church parlors. *.500. ent high school, with its 1,600- PRICED TO PAMPER YOUR BUDGET. High neck with Public Works The Women's Guild-of the Union pupil Capacity, as well as a gradu Federal Position Other expenses, oiling, labor and Congregallonsl Qiurch will hold a COTTON DRESSES ally diminishing portion of the Peter Pan collar above a fOll akirt and self belt. Lovely material, *3.200; sidewalks, curbs potiuck for members at 6:30 p. m. ALUMINUM AND ENAMEL ROASTERS In all types of glazed materlals> prints, proposed high schcml, to be iiaed Dr. Edward G. Dolan, who prac beige and peacock blue. Rich rayon faille. Sizes 9-15. and gutters, *.5,000; culverts, gut Mrs. Edmund Magdefrau is hos- ' In just the size you might require. plaids and solid colors. Mada by Joyca for junior high school classes until ticed dentistry in Manchester for ters, storm sewers. *1,600; snow less. Miss Frances Brigham will Ann and Goldie Kiddie. such a time as the whole school almost 25 years before becoming OTHER DRESSES . . . in crepe, rayon taffeta and acetates. ' arid iee removal. *4,000; parks. In lead the .'tsoriihip service. T h e CARVING SETS — DINNERWARE Is needed for the high school stu register of the United States Sizes 9-19, 12-20, I6t/j-24V* and 46-62. -f " cluding recreation fields. *6,000; speaker will be Mrs. James F. Sizes 1 to 3. . . .$V.98 to $2.98 dents. Treasury shortly after Franklin engineering. $7.50; truck reserve Everything to make your holiday meal a wsecesa. Flnglish who will have for her ~ It was brought out last night Delano. Roosevelt was elected to fund. *2.500: improvement to foun Sizes 3 to 14 . . .$2.98 to $7.98 subject ' In Case of Emergency." that although Manchester's pro. hia first term as president. Is slat $6.98 And Mors tain. *600; garage. *3 ,500. ' There will be an exhibit of books posed school would coat more than Police Department f ed to lose hi! job when the admin on Clirlslmss giving. ^ any other secondary school built istration changes, acco'rding to Salaries. *31.700; special police. Tile monthly meeting of the recently or now in construction. It *5.500; school police, *2.800; gen / PRE-TEEN DRESSES report In a Washington, D. C. church council will be held st 8 Marlow's Has 'Em! would also house more pupils. Di newspaper. eral expen.se, uniforms and equip Sizes 10 to 14 . .$5.98 to $8.98 rector Walter T. Mahoney, whq ment, *560; fuel. *400; gasoline. p. m. at the First E\-angelical A. recent story In thq. Washing *800; janitor, *204: painting traffic Lutheran Church. FLANNEL LINED was also present last night and ton Star Hats Dolan among those lines, sighs, *850; auto repairs. The 50-50 CTub will hold its No- | who haa Opposed the conftruction who hold “ presidential offices'* 1 Tires. *5M; repairs and supplies. vember meeting 'at 7:50 p. m. st CHU88Y DRESSES of what he considered unduly ex and who will be ieplaccd when the Sizes 8*/’ to 1414— ' . • pensive schools throughout the his Republicans take over the admin tory of the school-building pro istration. DUNGAREES $5.98 to $7.98 gram in Manchester, asked Rich Dolan closed his local dentist’s whether any other new school in office in the early thirties and be (Sketched FOR ROYS AND GIRLS the state is costing more than *3,- came one of the state's most ar From GIRLS* 000,000. dent Roosevelt supporters, devot SLIPPERS 1 IN RLUE, RED AND PLAID Oomparlson ing hia whole time to political ac- Stock) QUILTED and CHENILLE ROSES Rich answered that Milford was tlylty. building one for a little under *3,- House coats and, dusters. In ' 000,000, but that that one would FOR BOYS bright prints. Sima 4 to 14. > liouse only 1,300 students. East Couple Honored s l i p p e r s 1 Hartford's new h^:h school, which YOUR BEST BUYl - Is being built for 1,500 pupils, has * « j N » $ 5 J t A MIU-ION PpLUiR LOOK AND MORE Blue Bell Brand - r e t ir e d an appropriation- of '*3,- . On-Eve of Trip 4 to 12 at ,....$2.98 30d.opo...... JFORLATE^DAY 14 to 16 at .....$3.$9 MIN'S BACON The plana for the new school. i Which have undergone aome re ' Mr, and Mra. John E. Hayford FUNNEL R08ES vision, now call tor a semPeampus, and children,, of 83 Pheipe road, SLIPPERS! Boxer Type who will leave tomorrow for their Sizes; Small, medium and large. Yather than a traditionally campua, new home in Milwaukee, Wls., SHEER BINK Sizes 3 to 6 at . S 2 .3 9 Maroon, gray, blue. Made by plant. Prentice said that the ad ALL STYLES! have been honored by several Aristorobe. ' ___ vantages of a campus style, which (Sketched Froifr $toc^ Is a school subdivided Into imtta farewell parties by friends, neigh ALL SIZES! Carter’s and built around a square, Were bors and organizations who re SHIRT WAIST $649 .-SMS gret their .departure from town Sizes 4 to 12 . S4.19 not great In a school ths size pro with pearl buttons snd vel ALL COLORS! * Extra sites *7.98 posed for Memorial Field. As it after a residence here of - more <• i looks on the drawing boardi now, than a decade. vet tie. In sheer nylon. Full AT taffeta skirt In black and Boxer Longies MEN’S A U . WOOL ' Prentice said, the school, while - Hayford left fnd $3.79 HOYS’ F U N N K NODES $2.98 And More Sizes 32-38. $5.98 spana every coat day. In a jiffy you alp in warmth -’ V Beacon and Warmcraft Sizes 4 to 18. Sealed Bida; will be teceived ht Washington, Nov. 19—.,1 'j ' -V ' . '■) t , ): Iv . -V , ) ■ I . '7 .
) 1 /■: -I' - V ' ' .' /■ 1 1/: MANCHESTER BINNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESbAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1962 PAGE SEfVENTEXN rA—Booing siflcatlorui of the two men were Wild Bear to Become Rug With counters crammed with timely sale Is taken now. The rArllNir Drag Stores 1 Hartford, Nov. 19— i/Pt— Two 20 Lb t. feta ruling on a recent deotskm of "invalid” because they were denied 0 > i b . surprising bargains and many na wary shopper, with an eagld eye West Hartford High School boyi the U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals access to investigate reports made for value, will shop now at the A A 11JL For Crop of Corn tionally advertised items marked and their girl friends bought 18 In New York, federal Judge J. Jo by the FBI in their coses. y^or Son of Herbert Gable peak of value and pay In Feb at remarkably low prices, thrifty bottles of baer and parked in a seph Smith of Hartford yesterday .20 LIS. AND OVER 55e L I. __ 9 Manchester shoppers will hurry to ruary. New York—()P)— America it be dlamlsacd charges of draft evasion William Howard Taft was the Burton’s store at 0 o’clock tomor speakers on call—and they range lonely lane in Avon prior to an We prepare tfeciM torkeya ready (or the oveo. OMMitrv Nor. i » — (8pecl«l)--#-ln the church hell. School etreet. coming a naUon of after dinner, , against two great Hartford men. only president of the United row mofninar to start their Christ 'Private-Bye' Baslneea Booms from bird imitators to U. S. Sena automobile accident that killed - th. nmekv South Coventry. Tuesday at 8 p.m. apeakart. * tors. They were Frederick T. Miner, States ever to become Chief Jus A wUd bear from ^ . Ernest J. StarlcW is chairman. He mas shopping during the three-day Nerel fxdHiii New one of the boys, County Coroner 33, of 126 Wells atreet., Manches tice of the Supreme Court. FRANK M. HARADURDA MOMBtains of Tennessee has J o s t j^ j^ ^ assisted by Kenneth Shlr- Thrifty - Gifty Sale, the biggest Tokyo—(At—Kyodo News Agen It might be a good idea to put | Do'you want to lesLrn''to make a sound like a rose-breasted cros- Louis W Schaefer aays in hii flnd- / his lease on Ufe and is slated to ihac. Claire Costello, Barbara Bar- bargain event the local store has cy reports the private, detective B government bounty on them! ASH SWAMP ROAD. GLASTONBURY—TEU S-26U offered this month. beak? Would you like' really to ing on the boy’s death. ^.<' bacoma a ru f for the son of a no, Doris West and Harriet lliiem . business is double that of 1951. right now, or there won’t be an' local raaident. Prises and refreshments will be in- As usual, a lot o f the Clients know how to whip Inflation, make The finding, released yesterday,' Mancheaterites will snatch up ear iii the land left unbent. • Harbart J. GaWe, who with his, eluded in the program. Tickets are want to check up on spouses, or more money, or hnd out how one held 17-year-old Joseph A. Coocio the matchless values offered dur A t a people we have always had wife has Just completed a month’s available from any member of the ing this three-day sale of branded possible future spouses. One youth man learned to beat hit wife at criminally responsible for the an outapoken admiration for the needlepoint in one e n y lesson? vacation in the midwest and south, CYO or Jim's Barber Shop, Hill's merchandise in which goods are asked an agency to check into his }f tn m b Y death of NeU J. McKlrdy, 18, the gift of gab. But the idea used t o ' The nearest lecture agency haa raports that he engaged in a wild Pharmacy. Williams’ Beauty Sa< marked down to sensationally low fiancee’s background to see if she only one of the quartet seriously and bear hunt in the moun- ion. Nathan Hale Soda Shop, f A U fT H L be that the gab had to be good. someone ready and waiting in a injured when their car hit a pole. WovM Strand Effftd. a levels. To .. every shopper who had been running around with U.S. That noble standard of criticism region betweend North Tremblay’s Store. makes a purchase of 83.68 or more soldiers. tux and black bow tie to fly by The McKlrdy ioy, pitched from the OaiOUna and Tennessee. Gable said Set MeetInR I ^ S A P haa gone the way of vaudeville. plane to tell you 'after dinner. rear seat to the. front of the car, a cute little hand-painted piggy He thought ahe spoke English Today listening to after dinner Idftol For Mmy Roemt , hs was the only member of a hunt- Brownie Troop ft# will not meet The fee ranges from 825 to 81.* bled to death from throat lacera bank, to stuff full of the dpilars too well. •peakera haa become a form of tng party of 24 to bag any game today or Nov. 88, Their next meet- 500 or more, depending on the tions suffered when his head went Ask Your Painter! Airing the widely celebrated an- ing will be Dec. 8 at the Robert mass aelf-puniahment. In Europe rating of the professional ear-bend people atiU go to a hotel or restau through the windshield. BuSl hunting spree. He shot a ^ a r. son School. er, and the crucial nature of his The Indira Association of the rant for the food. But here? The message. The accident occurred June 18 Coveted With Base price of the entree is no longer de on Deercllff road, atqp Avon moun- ARMSTRONG'S HE PREFERS Hunters and sports enthusiasts First Congregational Church are "Anybody who can do anything rheeting all day today In the vestry termined by what they put on t6day can earn money at an after taln. from all over the nation consider your plate. It’a determined by the The coroner said that while Joirpli P. Naylor tbs tmk through the mountains, in to work on articles for their dinner speaker," one lady manager Loretta Mookaiak Christmas sale Dec. 3. There was SEND YOUR CHILD fee of the vocal chorda rented told me. "1 met a fellow at a party parked Just before the accident, EMMISSD UNOLEUM saareb o f boar or bear, an epic for the occasion to deliver “ a mes- each of the boys drank thref or event. The ieglon, covered with a potliick at noon with a business recently who happened to mention "Ethel,” the leading role of PAINTS - ENAMELS - VARNISHES meeting at 2 p.m. The women are ■age of importance to ua a lt" he had Just grown an orchid on four bottlea of beer and the. girls V u t c ft R o if a slBoky base, is part of the moun- I hate to be counted as a cul 'The Curious, Savage" surd the . This handsome textured effect in the ovar* ♦sin ehsiw that stretches from Ala also planning a doughnut sale and a LETTER from his refrigerator. I aigned him up at a learer amount. " k tural a a V a g e, but sometimes The Casclo boy was booked on a part played by Lillian Gish on popular woven strand styling is smart with bama to Maine under the more a white elephant sate during their once. You’d be amased how many sale program. wouldn't it be quaint and old-faah- people in this country have secret criminal negligence charge, and his Broadway, will be ? portrayed by fnodern or traditional decoration. Color general name of Applacbain up- loned and good clean harmless fun Ignda In various states the moun- Party Set Tonight ly yeanted *11 their Uvea to grow appearance in Avon town court Loretta Moskolhk when It Is pre McGILL-CONVERSE; Inc. SANTA to go to a dinner where everybody an orchid on a refrigerator—and was postponed pending Issuance tones in this greaseproof, smooth-curfaced ♦«h«« are given local names such There will be a setback party sented by the Community Players 645 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 6887 Just traded conversation and en never realized it beforfe." of the coroner’s finding. flooring rival hand-made originals — and as Blue fudge in Virginia, Poconos today at 8 p.m. in the St. Mary’s Friday and Saturday nighU at tire joyed a real meal—and skipped But the real reason so many la PssiBsylvania and Cumberland Church Hall, South Coventry. Mrs, the message T Hollister School for the Hollister they will not fade or diocolor. Multi-color la Maryland. Prank Kiiatoff, Mrs. Norman folka will aufler through after din Why do they have to skbnp on ner speeches la this: They flgure PTA. ing harmonizet with any decorative Kheme. Tbe Saab from Gable's catch was Ouelette. and Mrs. Alex D. Proulx the menu to provide the Inevitable Hegstrom Named Mrs. Moakaluk Is remembered dividsd among the hunters and the will be in charge. Herald Photo if they listen to enough of them William H. Schieldge, local printer,- looks on as Mrs. Helen Page Skinner and John Craarford sf ear message? Must the Ice Cream best for her acting in "Jenny ■Mw taken to a Tennessee taxider Daughter Bsptlsod so m el^ y will get around to in Wesleyan University look ever freshly-printed programs for (he ninth annual convention of the New always be followed by a dismal lec viting them to make an after din Kissed Me" and “January Thaw." mist to be fashioned into a rug. Kathy Mae. Infant daughter of ture 6n "The Thrills of the Brave Danbury Warden The role o f Ethel, an eccentric rich Sensational Spac^ CSty England Speech Association which will be held at the Hotel Kenmore in Boston on Nov. 38-29. Mrs. ner speech,.too. Then they will get Gable wUl give the floor covering Mr. and Mrs. LoulS J. Kelley of PetuniM in P*tagonla?" Or a widow, presents an excellent chal / Inkeview terrace, was baptised Skinner, teacher at Manchester High School, Is presfdent of the association and Crawford is vice pres a Chance to deUver their meiaa^e. ts his son. Richard. ident and program chairman. Another member of Uie association is Harry Novack, speech teacher in dashing lady wild-Ilfe sUyer tell Danbury, Nov. —The ap lenge for this character actress. Honor liocal Masons Sunday during the morning wor And what man today doesn't have local schools. Between 300-500 are expected to attend the Boston session.* One of the principal Your Child ing how, all alone in Africa, she pointment of Harold 15, Hegstrom, Others in the cast are Darrell Uoyd M. Ayera and P. Pranklyn ship services at the Pirst Congre survived the head on charge of a more messages in his aoul than speakers will be Ervin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor. A0JUITA8U STIMU88 Western Union? auperintendent of the '•IJatlonal Morriaaette. Barbara Jonea, Roger of the Future! H. Olcutt will be among 11 men gational Church in South Caventry maddened herd df antlered Negro, Eve Folsom. Arlene Culver, conduoted 'by Rev. Truman O. Ire* Your Town ... Yhere..ate „a. lew. ..Isolated, .cases, Training School for Boys arWash- ta tw'presented - a -sliver •button ■■■grouse?...... ington, D. C.,' 08 wanleii of' Ihe William LU«ttgenS, tteorge W al honoring tbelr 2S years of Masonic land, ministor. it TCtinded to him as thotigh Woods wooded sections when the season’s GAUOPS* This growing willingness of the of rebellion against this spreading USA. aubmission to mass torture. Re- federal correctional Institution ker, Carol McVeigh, Gloria Della- life during a special communica Mrs. Judson Turney ot Lakeview Woods Faces Quiz h is merely said he wanted to first snowstorm struck last Satur STEERS- public to sit in slack-jawed, glaz Fera, Joseph Conti and George terrace was welcomed Into the shove down the meat price ceil ceivUy a friend of mine, revolting here was announced laat night in tion of Uriel liodge, A.P. and A.M. day night and continued on ed-eyed paralysis, tr^ng at the Walker, in„,. PHONE a-oeee church as a mpmber through a ings' "If he could and if it’s ad through Sunday. Ifk* a real herte against another night at one of the nation'a capital. Saturday at the Masonic Hall In On Meat Roll-Back same time to digest a limp hunk Hegatrom will succeed Wade MIsa Faith Fallow is directing Mermw. A baked ham supper to letter of transfer from the East visable.” M#tt em etin f t«y Avor of Iamb and a cliche-studded ora these post-coffee hour culture bar 109 CENTER 8Ta MJUICIIEBTBR Glastonbury Methodist Oiurch. Planes from Williams Air Force rages, told his wife: "Honey, .do Markley, who Jiaa been acting the play ..and has as her co-busi fee served by the ladies of C|lmM ‘*niat kind of statement Just Base and from the Civil A ir PatrpI Givtt «p«ry h o n o * tion, has created a new entertain ness chairmen Mrs. Nancy Klock Washington, Nov. J9 - r (S') — we have to go? I ’d even rather warden. Markley la being returned Chapter. OES, at 6:30. p, m. will Today's Bveat Calendar does’nt make much sense,” Brick- flew over the hunting grounds k i k ria ifif Ihrill. TumktwprOGf MobG ment industry. This is the business of the Holllater PTA and W il Wednesday meetings will include er added. of supplying after dinner speakers. stay home and listen to you aU to Washington for reassignment •pen the past masters' night pro The government’s proposed meat after the weather cleared Monday, , irencG i«95 Gowfi at M in the Federal Prison Bureau liam Freeman of the Community gram. B y m W. Hali of Coventry, the following: -Well-child pre Sen. Capehart (R-Ind.l, member It is a cash com crop that rivals evening.” price roIllMck. was booked for spotting isolated camps. One hunt feHapfe twrni in any "Why, darling, let's do stay there. Players. Edmond p^olsom is the who was master of the lodge in school children -conference from searching congressional study to of the group and slated to head the value of the crop grown in 10:30 a.m. until noon at the er, a captain from Williamer APB, POSIIHRRK liOfi. Ourobf* luRtrawt •nem tl boirt^ home.’’ said his delighted wife, Hegstrom is a native of Min- stage, manager, osristed by A. the Senate Banking committee in the fields to fatten livestock. In n it? will present the pins. day. was rescued by a combined air and Civs your child rim thrill of racaiving on cMMwor le Ih* Dube, William Brown',- William George Hersey Robertson School, the next Congress, predicted the an fifiUb. 21 incKog liieH. the last few years dozens of lec " It ’s been years since you paid me jiesota and a former Superintend Beports Church Pledges The Senate-House defense Pro ground crew. Supplies were drop Moakaluk, Roger Negro and En Tbs IHrst CongregaUonal Church sponsored by ifoung Mothers Club; price chief would be questioned on lottw h* usually writes to Santo Clout. Choot* on* of our ture agencies have sprouted up so sweet a compliment." ent of the National Training Merry Maids 4-H Sewing Club, duction committee headed by Sen. ped yesterday to a few camps School since 1939. rico Gentilcore. Barbara Rohr- Mveiy-Member campaign chalr- Maybank (D-Sc) called Price a variety of subjects, including the elaverly writtsn Santo Clout Uttort and moll it to your I f 5 that keep stables of after dinner Could this point to a trend? after school, at the home of Mr. where snowbound hunters signalled NOW ONLY Attorney General James P. Mc- bach is handling properties, while THERE IS Bsan Haymond B. Bennett reports stabiliser’s proposal to turn price child from our, store. Each loiter it colorfully ilhntroted on and Mrs. A. G..Crickmore on High Stabiliser TIghe E. Woods to re they were needed. Granery, who made the announce Ruth Brown and Mary Jayne' cash and niedges of f»,2a» toward port o'n the price control program, controls over to local, boards. o-Santo Clout Scroll, ond inciudet o colorad amboued gowns of cotillion blue velveteen street; Coventry Junior Homemak Officials of the state highway ment, said Dr. Louis Jacobs of the Crandall are in charge of make the drive to meet the fT,304 bud and members said he also would That plan, Capehart said, "Isn’t •nvalopa. Wo will hove oil Sonlo't loltert mCdtod from the ruruiED IN The bodices were strapless, the get and t n i for missions. Of the ers 4-H Club, after school,, at the department and of the Arisons U. S. Public Health Service, will up. get a thorough quiaxing about the too sound." Jackets of velveteen and the net Tickets con be secured at the NOTHING FINER 21 committees, only eight reported home of Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman, -Capehart stuck to an earlier an Game and Fish department said Santa Clout Pott Office at Santa Clout, Indiana. LIFE Weddings succe^ Hegstrom at the training meat roll-back plan. skirts were adorned with ap- North End pharmacy, Arthur drug their drives as complete. • leader; Northeast Hume Eco nouncement that he intends to today the main road along Mogol school, the federal government's Woods has ordered his staff to pliqued velvet leaves. All three store, Pinehurst grocery and Tots VNI IDDCWMPAMAMLI Ths Indies 'AesoctaUon. of the nomics Group at lt30 p.m. at the submit to his committee the whole lon Rim and in the White Moun principal institution for youthful have either (1) an order ready attendants wore headbands of sil and Teens. Tickets will be sold at dnuch has Installed a blower fan home of Mra J. Gordon Hamilton. question of whether to continue tain area to the east will be fully Robinson-Klein offenders. He will take the post on Coventry Bunnies 4-H Club, 7 for his signature next Monday cut ver flowers with short face veils. the door. 1b the kitchen. The women realise- the controls program, and said he cleared by noon., ' Miss Priscilla Arlene Klein, loan from the health service. p.m. at the home of David Parrell ting retail meat'prices, or (2) an KIDDIE FAIR KIDDIE FAHI They carried aimilar flowers to •d 128 from their doughnut Sale president; choir of Pirst Congrega exclamation of why It can't be has "a 100 per cent operi mind” on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen those of the maid of honor, with Nov. 8 and 840 from wedding re- the issue. 1089 MAIN ST. ~ OPP. HIGH SCHOOL caption catering. tional Church at 7:30 p.m. in the done. Mount Rainier national park has 1089 MAIN s t r e e t ' J. Klein of 14 Cross street, and ribbon streamera to match their n e choir of the church realised sanriuary; Frisky Needle 4-H Authority to continue those con 54 known spScies of mammals. Leslie Thomas Robinson, son of gowns. Shortest River, f n toward their robe fund from Sewlnif Club from 7-8:30 p.m. at trols is scheduled to expire April Mrs. Klein selected for her 30. Mr. and lifts. Leslie X- Robinson ►^^BESCRIPTIOW^ the clam chowder supper served the home qf Miss Naomi Griffith, Sdspeiid Airlifts of 15 EUist Maple street, were mar daughter’s wedding rose taffeta Has Short Name xacsntly. The Women's Service leader; parent-members of Coven The Defense Production commit and black acceasoriea. The bride' tee. a watchdog group set up by ried Saturday, Nov. 8, The double ^ Carefally Compounded J Guild realised 881.30 from their try Cooperative Nursery and Kin ring ceremony was performed at groom's mother was attired in card parties held recently in the dergarten at 8 pmi In the class Congress. ha.s called for detailed To Clear Roads royal blue crepe with black ac- ■Verona. Italy — (<(P) — People recommendations from Woods con 3:30 in the South Methodist TSBtry. room at the Nathan Hale Com Church by Dr. Fred R. Edgar. Or ccs.sories. Both mothers wore around here like to brag about ^Aitonr Drag Stoii cerning the future of price con their record-breaking river. They J TELEVISION The church school staff of the munity Center. Phoenix, Aris., Nov. 19—(fl')— ganist Herbert France pla.ved the orchid corsage.s - and a.saisted the trols. . - • claim it ha.s the shortest name church will meet tomorrow at 8 traditional bridal music and ac bridal party at a reception In the Manrbeeter Evening H e r a I d One member, Sdn. Brlcker (R- A irlift ope'^rations to aid stranded and runs the ehorteat diitanci p.m., in the vestry. The workshop companied the soloist, Mrs. Ruth churdh parlors following the cere C o V entry enrreapondent Mrs. Ohloi told reporters he believes elk hunters in the snow covered o f any river on earth. $ 4 . 3 9 axpsrience will renter around a mony. Charles I- Utile, telephone Cov the controls program "haa been regions of north central and east Caropagna. It’a the R River. From its origin theme "^’Adequate goals for any- f Given in marriage by her father, When the couple left for a wed coo’s lifs-Kwig activities.” The 80- entry 7-6281. loaded down with foolish orders, ern Arlsona were suspended .today on Mt. Baldo to where it poura into The CAPEHART Mott for eMilfttD fun ond unintelligible and unenforceable, as ground crews completed clear CHRISTMAS THRILLS the bride. was attended by Mias ding trip to New York City the Lake Garda, it is only 525 feet EirS SIGN CO. mimite film "Second Chance” will "Moatlcella.” Benati- fee shown. Dr. John Gorris, of Apalachi and It ought to expire." ing the main roads in the Mogollon Shirley Taylor as maid of honor. bride was wearing a plum-colored long. COST LESS ON LA F - A WA V knitted suit, beige coat and black • Cemniereial Lettering fnlly engineered nnd ptonefory tpnen wHIi fhh Plan Setback Party cola, F la ., is credited with having Biicker said he intends to ques Rim and White Mountain areas. Bridesmaids were Miss Jean But It does just about every benatifully atyled. Ex- St. Mary’s CYO will sponsor a manufactured the first ice in the tion Woods closely about the pro An estimated J,(X)0 hunters had ■Vaml. of Glastonbury and Miss accessories. thing a river is supposed to do. e Silk Screen Prooeea Printing PortI Lnnneb reni lying aanenre Izanne Dobkin of Manchester. rlualvd Cnpehnrt Re- special public setback card party IU. S. in 1851. posed'ineat price roll-back. He said been marooned in the rugged. Both bride and bridegroom are There's a bridge, a waterfall, good ner>-e S u ^ ly Video AJan Doyle was best man and e Neon Sei^dce OVERHEAD - No Office graduates of ' Manchester High fishing, several irrigatioh canals, Power* telerialon with Ii'e the meet thrilliag toy yet created for today’s spaae- ushers were John Maxwell and .School. The bride is employed and • couple of water mllla. Once, 21-Inch Crystal-Clear Frank Spencer, Jr., both of South by Pratt and Whitney and the back in 1882, it even had a flood Ed Tomcsulc, Mnneheeter 8268 Picture. Superb Sym- eonodiMU yonngitonl It's a iterdy, aH-iMlal Spaas F art Coventry. bridegroom is in the U. S. Navy and destroyed several houses phonic-Tonei. .Cabinet with workiag modali ef 4 ipaee ihipt. 2 iy ia f Mmear% - No Secretary ~ The bride’s gown of Chantilly stationed at Great Lakes. III. nearby. Or Hnrtford 2-8485 In mahogany flnUh. lace over satin was designed with The bride gave to her attend Ready for UHF now! hormlera rocket lanaeber sad apeee caaaoal Ito 181 611 a fitted bodice, its sheer yoke ants sterling silver bracelets, and Your* for only ing platform features a radar acreea with moefatg pie- edged with lace. The long sleeves the bridegroom gave initialed cuff NO CHARGES *- NO BOOKS tapered to a point at the wriats links to his best man and ushers. CAT ANYTNIIM WITN toreo, • waraiag t in that really aeida eC sad a and the bouffant skirt had inserts control boa with actnal working Invnrat T m b akua$a4 BRUNNER’S er o f . pleated tulle and an overskirt FALSE Teem I MAORI OIL CO. $ 349. 95/ JAIL CHECK-STEALER W IU HOLD ANY PURCHASE o f scalloped lace. Her short veil M FM haw MwUa wkb fiMM •paee men operate opaee patrol can, ilioot hnrmlaae OFFERS TO A of French illusion was draped from Indndo year warranty Hartford, Nov. 19—(JP)—Judge tm m i—ITT Sow n Hm i-llur. OM «aaik» Range and Fuel 6R atomic bnllete and rodw lal EiM>t bmo from netar apnae FOR AS LONG AS YOU WISH a lace crown, encrusted with seed J. Joseph Smith yesterday sent lie e ■ etei S le w i« aeiefr le d Oar «*«» FUW on picture tulw and pteeide a thrilling toneh ef iotoc.plaaaUry eoallelt DISCRIMINATING BUYER iMtODUCT pearls. She carried a bridal bou tiiceen M b w Hied fleir ii c vewatew 24 HOUR SERVICE quet of Eucharis lilies . and enced Zettie Haynes, 36. to two ceUaer. h tiliaie aad ie6« loaii fla w ia i oxciae tax. Set abe iaeindm apaea drome with f i ^ t deck, n M atin l atephanotis. one-year concurrent terms in a wef ao p e w A f ag p a w cea 4o. B re a M a U rabbaralaew roa sal Oaod n ia to lia MaadM t o ll, and apeee dty bnik ^ 10 movable peadil See How Little Christmas The honor attendant wore bur federal penitentiary for illegal w 1 riia ee leaeir. wee ew awrawmeoai METER TRUCKS 1951 CUSTOM gundy velveteen and net. The pesaesaion of chccka atolen from l lawlyleMafeielwafHewl-lJaeTeaw abli Thrills C an Cost bodice had a halter neckline, short the Jail. lO w asper er leeer. lira aad h ■ el4e t m - •URNER SERVICE sleeves, and her Jacket was of vel Assistant U. 8. Attorney W al half. B«»TW a*,«awlw,e4edw,lui^tee AUTO STORES AUTOSTORES lace R. Burke told the court le io e led ro w allies. B ie e ie h li VderOed. MANCHESTER YOUR FIRES’TONE DEALER veteen. Her bouquet of vari-colored IMSWT beck i f BM casastw ir la iM id . .L t p and 0 flu id YOUR FIRESTONE DEALER PATRICIAN “400” carnations had garnet rosettes and Haynes had a 859 stolen check in IN 2LLNCHESTER p IN MANCHESTER hia posacaslon Aug. 2 and oiiother streamers to match her gown. BRI w a s PL 4M ' L : N C n _ "4523 _ _ 856 MAIN STREET . _____ TEL. 7080 SSeiHAlN ST. — TEL. 7088 TOY , The bridesmaids wore identical valued at 8266 Aug. 21...... FIANOS PACKARD f ' s T \ r \ f \ l > . 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‘ iA >■/ I. / ■ \ t . r, . ''~.r pageieighteen MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 MANCHEaiER ISYEMNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESbAY, NOVEMBER 19i'1952 PAGE NINETEEN, .Town Highway Worker Casta Vole ^Christ into Christmas* Outdoor Workers Vote State GOP than 20 nationalities are merging chief of the French ^ forcea, to Sees Brazil as to form, the new "Brazilian.” Military Clieckg' watch American-alipplied plane*, Radio and ...European*, particularly Italiui*; naval craft, gun* and ammunltiorr LOANS S 2S TO $100 W KNB— 849 New Melting Pot are leading the new 20th century On 0. S. War Aid uacd against the Vietminh. Earlier For Union by 77, 4^o^o Is Warned Eastern Standard Time WNHO—Ch. 9 pioneer movement, which i* taking he had toured all strategic point* ‘^aa" promptly to 4 out of S om- advantage of the govefnment’# receiving American war aid. e f i^ s a n plqyMl men, wommi — maitted er a i tingl,. Loan, yoiir way , . . and iaat. - Mrs. Gilbert Soegaert 4:ee—WTIC—Back«U*» Wife. „ -WDRC—Boxing. liberal colonization pro^am, Bru t WKNB—Newt: Requeat Matinee. Loa Angalea—(ffh--The United Hanoi. Indo-Chlna — f/pi — The IS YOUR Clarke Giiesl^ Tkrouzh The Tears. man aaya. , P^on, for l-virit loan, write, coma in. Highway,. Paik, Water On Tactics Will Direct R^igiou$ WCCC—MurJc. i J 'T H T —My True Story, , State* haa been replaced as'the chief of the U. S. military aid mlS: Reporter Mlsiiea Fact Rockville High May .WON8—Jack Downey'i Muatc Shop. i W n c - W ’elcome Traveiers.^ aion in Indo-China keepa a cloae CAIH VBUflir • WDRC—It Happens Every vDay: W’KAY-jtallan Life. vTorld’a melting pint, aaya A Univer EX-MISSIONARV DIES Owenaboro. Ky.---(d”)— A report-! And (>metery Depart* Drive for Second Year Cpdric Adams. ! W’C ee—Music. watch on what uae the.French ISMei. ZOMei. Curtain Football (OonUnbed Froaa Pag* One) O f ’41 Class WTHT—CaJ Tlnney. sity of Callforhla geographer. Worce.ster, Maaa.. Nov. 18—ilP) Union forcea mAke of the war er who recently addressed a pub-^ | WHAT—News: Polka Hop, |14:15—W’DRC—Arthur Godfrey. Itclly committee here op “ Facta— J $245.80 $312JP inents Are ~Organifed A nation-wide campiUgn to “Put 14:25—WTHT-Wbfsnenn** reels, Dr. Henry Bruman, who recent —The Rev.' Harwood B. Catlln, 61, equipment aupplled t o . help them ham, president pro tern of the Sen 4:l»-WTir-Stella Dallas. I 14:84—WDRC—Arthur Goctrey, Be Sure You've Got Them | Injuries and lack of interest C2irlst back into ChriStKs.” which \NT)RC->The Chlcajfoans. ly ” completed a year’a atudy of former mlaaionary of the Ameri fight the Communlat-led Vietmlnh 349.22 451.45 Into Local 9 9 1 , AFL ate. \VTIC-D»»b» Straight.”, wa.a a hit red-faced i loons $3S AboT# r>oym#nH com ovorylMiiM may lead to the curtailment of MBS Coach To Be Hon* reached into Manchester hist year, diS#-^WDR,C—The Record Shop. W HAY—Italian Program. Brazil'a colonization problems, aay'ii can Board of CommiaaionerA of troopa. WTHT—Eddie Arroid Time.- W’KNB—Voice of Maiicncster. the South American nation's rapid-, Foreign Miariona among the Zulua when he arrived to apeak 45 to $S00 Ofl| A loon of 1100 tm H $20.44 whnk By a vote of 77 to S outdoor footbaU at RockviUe High The name of Robert Wall of Tor- will be undertaken (lerc again this WTIC‘—Younjr Widder Brown/ Brig. Gen. TTiomaa J. H. Trap- prometly rbpoid In 12 cOfmeoAVS ored at Dec. 1 3 Reun* W’CCC—News; Music. ly expanding economy Is attract- in Africa, died here yeaterday minutes late. , •ienatur* )nly •InitoMmonh “ of $10.45 •04ck* School. Coach Ted Ventura, rington was being mentioned for season. 4:15 —WTIC •— Thr Woman In My 14:45** W T IIT —W’hen a Girl Marries, nell went to Central Vietnam re Alena workers In four of the town’s de- House. Inft large number* o f immigrants after a long illneaa. He waa a na cently with Gen. Gonzalea de He misread the invitation and ■ eSMi. who also serves as Director of clerk o f the House, a post now ion at Country Club Mrs. Gilbert Saegaert of 72 14:55—WON S—Nr w< l^artmsnta expressed tjhemselvwi Athletics, stated in answer to $:f^WDRC^Sewa: Old Record Shop 11:44-*W’ KNB—News: 840 Club. annually. Large aegmenta of more tive of New London, Conn. Llnarea, acting commander-in- went to the wrong, town. ^ J "fNf ccmukttrff rttMf (rets fo 5Ar rrs^ hold by T. Ward Cleary of Stam Linnmore drive, who is again WHAT—Story (^een. W’ONS—U dies Fair. In fsvor of the union as their bsr- a report that football was to Reunion plans for the class of heading the local campaign, said W’ONS—The Green Hornet. W’TIC—Strike It Rich, W'THT—News; Jor Glracd Show. fslninc In sn election held today.- be dropped, “It is being con ford, who is not a candidate for 1941B of Manchester High School plans have been made to put up W’T H T —Lone Journey. m A o n a i f in a n c e C a mJ sidered but the' decision is up reappointment have been completed for Saturday WTIC—Just Plain BUI. W’DRC—Arthur Godfrey. Only one of the eli^ble employes billboard signs and dlatrlbut* post i;I5—WTIC—Front Page Farrell. W’HAY—Italian Program. 2imI Fleer . JARVIS BUILOINO . to the Board Of Education." Connolly*a Job Done evening, Dec. 13. The affair will be W'HAY—Crosby's Quarter. did not vote. ers and car stlcksi* with the idea 11:15-W’T H T -W e the Womem t0€ MAIN STREET (Over Woolworth’t) MANCHESTVIl ’The board’s next meeting is in Simultaneously, Baldwin said held a t ^ e Manchester Country i:S5—WHAT—Coca Cola Cashier. 11:25—W’ONS—News. H a r m a c ’s Dial 3439 • Philip C. Junkim, YES MANafM- of ^‘bringing out the reel meaning As a result of the-hsllotincr- out December. Ventura plana a that Jamas Connolly of Simsbury Clubzcommenclng at 8 o'clock, WDRC—Memory Ljine 11:34—W’DRC—Grand Slam. door workers In the Highway, of Christmas.’’ }VONS-WMd Bill Hlckock. W’TIC—Bob and Ray. OPEN IHUESDAt EVENINGS UNTIL S P.AA. full report for the boaid’s re was being dropped from ,Uie head ami' will include a dinner-dance WTIC—To Br* 'Announced. W’ONS—Queen for % Day. Iww UN. t. rtiKwIi .1 .11 Park. Cemetery and Water de view at this session. quarters staff of the OOP State a M entertainment. She said the 11 members of St. •:45—WDR( —Curt Massey and Martha W'IIAY*-Maisann Program, partments will be organised into Football was introduced at Central committee. He h u been Wilfred J. aarke, physical train Rita’s Mothers’ Circle are spon-. Tilton. W TH T—Break the Bank. _ Local 991, SUte. County and Munl- soring the campaign and that the* WTIC—Notes and Quotes. W’CCC—News; Music. Rockville High in 1949 by Ven head of the party’s finance dlyt- ing director and coach of the high WHAY-News. W’KNB—Music from out of the West. ^ dpal Employes Union. American tura. During the past season 'sion. ■ / school basketball team, is to be the Knights o f Columbus has promised • :55—WTHT^Frankle Frisch. Ball- 11:45—W’DRC—Music from out of the S Federation of Labor. the team lost all five games Said Baldwin: honored guest. The class dedicat- them its support scores. West. "Wa are trying to got acrou W*ON8—Cecil Brown. News. ,W’TIC—Dsve Garrowiy. • ElecUon may be held laUr in played while three others were "Cbnnoily Is being i r o ^ e i be Evealat W’HAY—Ronscr' "rogram. ftOSART FARM S other departmentis if members in- cancelled. cause his Job is finished;” the idea that Ctarietmas is a re 4:00-WDRL—News, Afternoon d dieats an interest, a union spokes- Downstote s o u r c sA predicted ligious holiday,” she said. ‘Too WTIC—News. • 12:44—Wc’CL’—LfUncneon Musleale. W’ONS—News. W'TIC—News: W’eather. X FANCY NATIVE CONNECTICUT f man said today. that Meade A lcom /of Suffield. many children think of it only in WTHT—News; Job Qlrand. W’DRC—Wend\ Warren. / I The highway workers, number- State Elsenhower dlalrman. would terms of Santa deua end not as > WHAY-News. policy declslona which must be W HAY—Italian Voice. S Ing « . voted irnsnlmously In favor be a candidate feif U.-S- Attorney Christ’s birthday.” f:l5—W'TIC—8trlrflv Sports; Wealher. WONS—Curt. Masaey Time. made before Jan. 20 is unclear. when that Jot^-^Decomes vacant in WON8—Patter By Patterson. W’T Il’T—Jack Berch Shoir. . : 3 of the union. So did the park work- W’KaNB—News: Movie Time. T .y E 1 '£ f ” Of course, It’s a party holiday, \VHAT—Supper Serenade. % y ’The general, leaving the White Terrific 1 ers, numbering dine. 1964. Attyz' Adrian Maher of WDRC—Jack Zalman; This I Be I2 :I5 -W 0 N S - H. R. Baukhage. House after he had stepped grim Bridgepo^’now holds the position. too, but first and most Important lieve. ^W’TIC—Medley Time. 5 Meettag Toal^ lipped out of the President's of it's a religious holiday.” 4:25—W'DRC—Guy Lombardo. W'DRC—Aunt Jennie’s Stories. bio i In the Cemetery Department, P a rt^ a d e rs in this area scoffed fice to tell reporters he and ’Tru Ths nation-wide campaign is 4:54—W'TIC—Emile Cole Glee Club. W'KNB—Perry Como Show, Values ! at thg/prediction. They said Alcorn WTHT—Sereno Gammell. News. W’T IIT —Luncheon Music. Place Your Orders For Z (our voted In favor of the union man had had a “very Informative being sponaored by the Confrater 5 and one person did not vote. The likely would become OOP WONS—News; Music for America. 12:25—Loral News. and instructive session,” stopped lonal Committeeman when and nity of Christian Mothers, whose 4:45—WDRC -News. 12:34—W’DRC— Romince of Helec S only negative votes came from headquarters are in Malwaukee. WnC—Three Star Extra. Trent. at the Pentagon before taking off . . . . Herald Photo former Gov. James C. Shsnnon w r i c —Mtrjorle Mills. ROBART FARM CONN. { three srorkers in the water de- for New York. A town worker casta a ballot in the slection to determine whether the union shall be bargain Wla. Ths local women have placed WTHT—^orts. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AND SAVE 5 partment where 19 voted yes. of Bridgeport Is appointed to the • :S4—WTHT—Sports, W’CCC—News. A t the Pentagon, Eisenhower ing agent for four municipal departments. John Dahlquist of 801 Main street, a Highway Departme ’’ Superior Court bench by Gov. orders with the confraternity for f WONS—Sports. W’lIA Y —1.8 Rosa Progmm. S TTte newly formed union will apparently completed Bnal ar employe, steps to the locked ballot box and deposits his vote. Frank Steele, assistant town e n g l^ r , material with which they will try 7:14—W’ONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. W'ONS—IT** W’omen's^Page. i meet tonight at Murphey's resUu- Lodge. WTIC—I Was M Communist for the W’T H T —News. FRESH TURKEYS rangements for the Korea trip, left, and Robert Lessard, a representative of the State, County, and Municipal Employes Unionj/AFL, to get their message across. ■ rant ‘to determine future policies.” Shannon became national com FBI W’KNB—Man on the Street. which he expects to make in a right, supervised the voting today tai the Town Garage on Harrison street. Almost 60 outdoor jsmrkers mitteeman last summer when Gov. Mrs. Sasgaen qeid the clrels will W’DRC—Beulah. 12:45—W’D R C -^u r Gal Sunday. As Soon As Possible according to Frank Hippie, a high military plane. in the Highway, Park, and Cemetery departmenta voted.at the garage today beginning at noqm Water WTHT—Weather: Headline Edition. W’CCC—M: sic for Milady. DRESS SHIRTS $1.99 SPORT SHIRTS way worker who Is temporary un Lodge directed that Willtam H. erect two billboard signs and dis 7:15—WONS—Tcllo-Teal. W’T U T—7Ve. the Women, $2.98 Police estimated that despite department workers voted in the depaitment’s garage bn Charter Oak street. Brennan of Stamford be dropped. W’KNB—The Pattees. Whites, solids, stripes. KeR. $2.9.5 to $4..50 Checks, solids, fancies. $3.95 to $5.95 ion president. tribute posters, for d i^ la y in store WTHT—Elmer Davis. ReR. chlUy, damp weather and exten Shannon is expected to resign the windows throughout the town, and WT)RC—Jack Smith Show. ^ 1:44^ WDRC—News. (N o t all alzea). (A il size*). When a sk ^ today whether, the 7:54—WTIC—News of the.VVorU.’. \»'TliT—I ’aui . rvev HEN TURKEYS will bo 10 to 16 Lbs, union would press for a union sive coverage of the arrival by post if his court appointment is car stickers. One o f the billboards WTHT—Lone Ranger. W’CCC—Manchester 5Iatlnee. ihbh. AKted IT. Bilik, a -union ■ or- televisian..wbout half..a million per^. made at the forthcoming session promised the circle by the Out-' WIIAT-Symphonv Hall.** W’TIC—News. - - - sons turned out to greet the S S M P H Q iib of the legislature. The state com WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WONS—News. ReR. $1.00 V.-- -gwilnr, said “nothing la deter- Probe Told door Advertising Company will be W H AY—Bettv Kimball. Plai ties mittee names the national commit WDRC—Club Fifteen. TOM TURKSYS will bo 20 to 27 Lbs; ruined as yet as to woridng con general at the airport, along the located on Route 88 near the rail 7J44—WDRC—Ed Murrow. 1:15—W D Rf— .Ma Perkins. NECKTIES to $2.00 O X C HOSE ReR. 55c to 7,5c 35c avenues over which his motorcade teeman. road underpass, and Watkins Bro WONS—Bert Bachrach’s Men's Cor W TH T—Show Tunes. 3 for $2.00 ditions” until the members meet. -Sets Meeting ner. W’ONS—Yankeec Food Show. » 3 Pair $1.00 Ballota were counted shortly passed, and in front of the White Confers With Baldwin thers, on Main street, has made House. WTIC—One Man's Family. W TIC—J.uke Box Jingles. TOMS W ILL BE 10c A LB. LESS THAN HENS after 1 p. m. in the hearing room Of‘Dummy’ State Rep. Frank Raymond of Wilfred J. Clarke available one of ita windows for a • :44- WDRC - FBI In Peace and —WDRC—ViJiinc Pi. ..alone. of the Huhldpal Building.Tal- Elsenhower’s visit with Truman Norwalk was hers yesterday for nativity scene, Mra. Saegaert said. War. yv.we; Matinee. Rcr. was not described in any quarter Session Tonight Will Be ed its yearbook to Clarke. Princi WTllt-Postmarked U.B.A. W’KNB—Caravan of Mu51e. Ijring eras done by a comlnittee a conference with Baldwin. 1:44— »v 1 IC—iioo llopt’. • $7.95 Pair pal and Mrs. Edson M. Bailey and 'The group is also purchasing 500 WTIC—Walk a Mile. SLACKS PAJAMAS ReR, $3.95 $2.98 ROBART WILL ANNOUNCE THANKSGIVING composed o f Bilik Robert Les- as cordial. The two men had been Raymond said he is a candidate folders which contain stories deal W'HAT—State Guard Show. 1:45—W’DRC—Guiding Light. $9.95 flinging bitter challenges at each Stock Deals For Organization Pui^. *olar Route Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skinner will W'ONS—Just Jenkins. sard, another union organiser, re for House Speaker and so informed ing with the theme, "Put Christ WONS—Comedy Theater* of the Hour TURKEY PRICES TODAY other In the presidential campaign be the patrons and patronesses. • :54—WDRC—A)r. Christian. 2:44 -W'DRC—Scroiio .Mrs. Burton presenting the union, and Frank poses. White RepQFH Baldwin. Raymond expects to be back Into Christmas.” WTIC—The Great Glldersleeve. - W’r c c —Music. . 5 Steela. assistant toam engineer, and Elsenhower, at least, seemed (Oontliiaed from Page One) (Ooatlniied frona Pago Oao) endorsed for speaker at a meeting Chef Joe Babineau of the Coun W’ONS—Connecticut Ballroom. GLOVES . . largo sdoctien at law prices BRIEFS and ATHLETIC SH IRTS ...... 2 for $1.00 try "Club will prepare the dinner. The billboard signs, the posters • :45-WHAY—Bob Crosby Show. 5 and Fred Thrall, assistant super- in no mood to forget It. 'The 35-Mile Per Howf Club, WTHT—Valentino. W T IIT —New; "Ime; of Fairfield county legislators in Music for dancing will be provid and the car stickers will mi con Srorea 5 Intendcnt of the arater department, When he climbed out o f his open him with the papers hut he was Manchester’s embryon^teen-kge soon as U. S. and Canadian tji^ W T IC —You Bet Your Life. Pinohurst Has' goM on M oochod raisins for fruit eoka Norwalk next Monday night. The ed by Tony O’Bright and his or tain a reproduction of this nativity W’DRC—The Lineup. W’KNB—News. Caravan of Musio. repfesenting the town. car at the White House he was in nowhere to be found. drivers’ club, is expept^ to take government approval is received, meeting also Is expected to endorse W'ONS—News: Family Theater, W'TIC—Tile L/UCl«..» e U«:. chestra. There will be several scene. W HAY—Open House. [ SEE OUR CUPPER CRAFT SUITS a»d C 0 8 T S -N E W LOW PRICES $35,00 ap and soma vary Hno m ixtd fruits in gloss from SA W . The union’s temporary officers a serious mood. He brought him The government brought its de definite form tonight^at an organ Sen. Oscar Peterson of Stratford W’THT—W’eatern Roundup. self up short, hands on his chest will be made at 15,000 . to 20,000 prizes awarded during the eve Money for the campaign ia being WHAT—News: Nlaht W’alch. .2:15—W’DrtC—Perry Mason. were present isational m e e tin g called by ita for president pro tom of the State raised by the circle members them • :S4—W’DRC—W'hafs My Lire. W’TIC—Cinderella Wcek*end. as though he wanted to slap them naturalisation action against foot elevation. ning, and one of the main enter 2:25—WONS—News. UahNi’s r owesa sponsor, Gene White, 25, a local Senate. tainment features will be a balloon selves. Mrs. Saegaert reported thst W’ONS—Songs of Our. Time. What powers the new union arlll in the pockeU of a batUe-Jacket, Lucheae on. the grounds he ob mechanic ancyhtock car racer. Capt. Povl Jensen, a Dane, and WTHT—CrossAre. 2;30—W’CCC—News. Musle. tained his American citizenship dance. its Food sale yesterday at'H ale’s WTIC—Big Story. W’T H T —It Happens Every Day; and will not have were decided toas he saw the battery of press, White 8 ^ the meeting will be Capt. Sven Gibson, Swede, will Scores. ti f f nine years ago in Newark, N. J., Connecticut Republicans decided The committee has made every store on Main street, brought in 14:44—WDRC—Boxing. some extent at a Nov. IS meetingnewsreel and television photo- held In his>garage behind his home handle the controls, with Capt. A l W’ONS—Frank Edwards. W’ONS—Hauls Stone Show. 'Distinctive Men's Wear S by illegal means. fred Frandsen, Norwegian, as to celebrate their landslide election effort to contact each member of about 3 7 0 . 2:45—W’DRC—Brighter Day. gruhers. W’THT—John Daly. a betareen Genera) Manager Ridiard in Boltom on Route 44, starting at victory with a huge party. the class, but it has been impos w n p r —Nora 2 Martin and BlUk. Then he smiled. But there was In the government petition. It Is 7 :3 0 ./ alternate. WTIC—Jason ird The Golden Fleece Statf Chairman Baldwin was sible to get in touch with all since W’HAY—News: Night Watch. W'ONS—Conn. Ballroom. alleged that Luchese did not list Col. Balchen, arctic veteran who 1 HARMAC no smile when he came out of the W n...—Miti-Afit. i.iMHt News; In 3 Temporary union offtceia and Interest in the club, whose aim many have moved from town, ad 14:1,7—W'ONS—Music Lover's Hour. President’s office an hour later to five arrests. Including two for did the exploratory work leading authorized yeaterday at a meeting •W'THT—Concert Hour. side News- Iron Hollywood. 944 MAIN STREET TEL. 2*4183 s other toam officials attended the isAo promote highway safety and 3:00-\VDRC—Himor' House. NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG push through a milling mob of homicide, when he sought to the establishment of the Thule of the State Central committee to dresses have been changed, or con 14:.14—W^Dr C—bance Orchestras. 2 meeting. /tcourage its young rfiembers to tact has been lost. About 80 W’TIC—Stock Car Racing; Danger W’KNB—News; Request Matinee. naturalization. The petition sayg. base, said he did "not forsee any name a committee to set the date, Wage, Rent W’CCC—Music. A t that time Martin said there reporters and speak briefly into keep their cars in good operating couples have already made plana ous Assignment. could be no stHkes or slow downs microphones. he listed only a 1922 convlcti^ condition, is spreading rapidly, and particular difficulties” Involved in select the place and make other 11:44—News on all stations. W’ONS—Jack Downey’s Music Shop. for car theft. / the flight as long as the plane can arrangements for the affair. to attend. Should there be any 11:05--WDRC—You and the World. W’T U T —News: Top Hit Time. Bilik said these rarely are and Harvey Georges. Associated White said at least 50 teen agers members of the class who have W’TIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. U. S. Marshal Eugene J. Bmith be warmed at heated hangars at 11:15— WTHT — Late Bob E. Lloyd ( they occur when management re- Press photographer who made a are expected to attend the meeting not been notified of the reunion as Legislation Show. W’HAY—News; Open House. 3:15—W’DRC—House Party. { fuses to consider arbitration and picture of the two men in Truman’s of Brooklyn and two ai^es went tonight. Edmonton and Thule. W’O.NS—Midright Matinee. The Air Force has flown more yet, they are urged to call Bill W’TIC—Road of Life. am ! mediation. office, said they conversed in low to Luchese'a Queens Itome late The form the club will take and Roscoe, or Mrs. Bertha Shaw WHAY—.Nigb Wau’ii. 3:30—W’CCC—News; Music. ‘ Martin said other considerations tones without smiling until he ask yeaterday and W a lt^ ' for more the purposes It will serve will be than 60,000 houm In the Arctic W’TIC—News. W’TH T —Scores: Top Hit Time. Obituary Sweet at once. WONS—Jkrk's Waxworks. W TIC—Pepper Youngs Family. I were moia Important in filling ed them to shake hands. 'They com than an hour. A m^d refused to up to the boys themselves, White area without mishap, Balchen said. Talk Topics llj^'^-WDRC-^Publlc Service Pro Tickets are now available at W HAY—W4IAY Jamboree, • jobs than seniority. Bilik replied piled, with smiles to go with the admit them and edid she did not said. He will be there only to an eight dollars a couple. Checks gram. 3:45—W 'cee—Junior Disc Jockey. , that the senior department mem- handshake. know where Lutmese was. swer questions and serve in a II ;S^W’TIC—To Be Announced. W’DRC—Carl Smith: Aunt Jemima. STARTS 8TRATO HOP iriiould be made, payable to the WDRC—Symphony Hall. - her should be given the oppor- Then Smith/went. to Luchese'a supervisory capacity. (Oeatiaued from Page Om ) W TIC—The Right To Happiness. Tokyo, Nov. 19— (A>> — A Pan committee member who contacted 12:04—W’TIC—News and 5Ius!e. 4:00—W’DRC—It Happens Everyday. NOW! YOUR LIVING ROOM FURNITURE I tunlty to show whether he can fill attorney, I ^ i s D. Frohllch, who Although the idea of a teen D e a tly ^ ^ W’DRC—News. American Airways StratocUpper, the classmate and forwarded to Republican Senate leaders should W’THT-Cal Tlnney. a Job arhen it becomes open. reportedly said he^. had no idea agers drivers’ club of this sort haa carrying 47 passenger* aqd maU, the former immediately. The com Thvrsday Bfaralag W'CCC-Muslc. I Bilik also said that the union where client was. been discussed by young drivers Allen A. HtgMe, Sr. maintain constant liaison with the • ;44—WTIC—Frank Atwood. W’HAY-News. 15 Billion Slash left tonight on a trailblazlAg non mittee has called for another W'DRC—Farm Program. W’TIC—Backstage W’lfe. J would not participate in politics-in L u r it ^ ’a asimmer home at Udo in town for tome time, it wasn’t Allen "a . Hlgbie, Sr., 66, of Old President while Congress Is in stop 4,000 mile flight io Honolulu. meeting Sunday night at Roscoe's session. He said they would be the «:15-WDRC—Hymt Time, W’KNB—News • ah organised way, would not inter- B ea^, N. Y., was reported va until 15 of them were picked up Veteran pilot Capt. L. D. Scott. Oak Trail, ^ ven try, died last home at 8 o'clock. :55—WTIC—News. ' fere in the affairs of another com- cs^. by police on charges of driving night at the Manchester Memorial chairmen of the Conference and :.70—WONS—Bill . Jenkins Show. A Bleeping person changes his In Budget Goal I-oe Altos, Calif., said he would WDRC—Yawn Patrol. I mimity,-’would work hand in hand Z' Smith and hla assistants were motor vehicles with defective Hoapltal. Policy committees, and the floor position from 20 to 65 times in Re-Upholstered and Re-Styled By take the big ship up to 25,000 feet leadertfiip. J W'TIC—W'eather; Frank Atwood. I ' with employes of non-union con- equipment that the plan started to expected to visit, Luchese'a busi and ride with the prevailing "jet Bom i/East Hartford on Oct. W'Cee—Newsreel. the course of a night. I tractors when those contractors Of Taft, Tabejr ness office today and to seek a Jkll. Saturday, after the last of the 12, 1886,yhe was a lifelong resident Taft indicated that much o f the W’HAY—Cup of Coffee Club. ! are awarded contracts, and would eases were disposed of In Town Btream" winds. Estimated time to time was devoted to a discussion WTHT—Music. Newt. reported third residence. Honolulu is slightly less than 12 o f Easy Hartford prior to moving Court Cases • :45-WTHT—Morning Devotions. I' cross picket lines If necessary to Court, the boys discussed the plan to Coventry two years ago. He of social security, housing, welfare, WKNB—Newt. ! continue town services. (CeatlfliMd trem Pagap^) A wealthy garment manufac again with l^ lte . hour.r, almost six hours-under com education and health laws. He re g':&5»WONS—Earlv Edition. turer, LuchMe Is listed as secre mercial schedules. wasveteran of World War I and Earl C. Loveland, 19, of 33 Lewis WTIC—Newt. I The machinery for today’s elec- The first thing they decided to s e / d overseas with the army In called that he had recently sug Taft added, tax cuts a t^12 or 13 tary-treasurer of £ midtown Man Pan American said the explora street, whose car aldeswlped an 7:4A—WTHT—Breskfsst with Ben. I tion was set up at that meeting. do was to change the name from tlje artillery. He was a member of gested a committee to study the W’TIC-^Bob Steele; Weather. per cent would be/theoretically hattan dress Arm. tory flight is one of the longest other early Saturday morning af role of the federal government the 100 Mile Per Hour Club, which irown-Landere-Rattle Post, Amer WDRC—Newstime possible in 1955. Luchese, who will be 53 Dec. 1, scheduled pasenger flights ever ter he fell asleep at the wheel, was W’HAY—Allan Brown Show. had been their first choice, to stay ican Legion, of East Hartford and with relation to state activities in The Ohioan an^ other Republi has 60 days to flle an answer to In keeping with the purposes of attempted. fined 321 on a charge of violation this field. 7VCCC—Good Morning. Good Music.. STERLING of the Burnside Methodist Chureh. t^’KNB—Polonia ' Ike, Tnunaii Hold can leaders in /ingress are dis the government denaturalization of rules of the road in Town Court He said that proposal was dis PHONE MANCHESTER 3 ^ or ENTERPRISE 1260 the club. Scott said.it’s "completely f He leaves one daughter, Mrs. W’ONS— W'esther; News: BUI Jen cussing legislation with Eisenho suit after he is served w ith. the ble," and he hoped it would this morning. The charge had been cussed with Eisenhower today. kins. papera Evelyn Martel of AldenvlMe, reduced' from reckleas driving, ' Cliillv Conferenee wer at a conterence today in set up as a regular schedule “ I wanted to get a general ides 7-15~WTIC-Bob Steele. (■ •' York. /^ 'The' commission decided yester Mass.; one son, Allen A. Higble, with which Loveland was origin W’ONS—News. v or HARTFORD t-U lM and REVERSE CHARGE The plane carried a m etec^logy how his mind is working on these 7:25-W’TI C—W ea t he r. w v . Rep. ^ b e r (R -N Y.), who will day not to call Luchese, content Invite Rev. Edgar Jr., of Manchester; two brothers, ally charged, in view of his pre problems.” Taft said. “ It was s . (CoBtiaoei from Page Oaa) ing itself with putting on the pub expert, S. M. Serebreny, who has Wallace W. Higble of Eaat Hart vious goWDRC—W’orld Newt Roundup. I administration and the incoming 9pendinr«an be held to 70 bU- Frank Costello when the latter selected to help conduct k new ex Home, 318 Burnside avenue. East senger in his car, suffered a frac Taft said a list of subjects was W’THT—News, STERUNG’S 7 -POINT PROGRAM . administration, but we haW made lion dollars.” he said. started serving an 18-month fed periment in evangelism to be test Hartford. Burial will be in the tured Jaw. Arthur R. Duff, 18, of bound to com* up at ths congres W’TIC—News. • no arrangements which ate mcon- WCCC—Kindle Comer. That means, Taber said, that eral penitentiary sentence tar con ed in Washington, D. C., Nov. 28- West Cemetery, Manchester. East *Hartford, the driver of the sional. seMionsUurting. in.Januar>’ — WHAY—Cup^ of Coffee Club/ 1. ifet Sterling’s high quality jn’ork at the lowest pt^ible price.___ -|r cistent w-ith 4ho-full ,pirit-of-the Uongress wni have to qse the axe tempt Of the U. 8. Senate Crime Dec. 5.------Senate;^roup Ffishds may call at the funeral other car, idao escap^ with only and remarked “ a lot of laws” will WKNB—News. ■ constitution." the s^em en t con- committee. Coming from every state, the home after 7 p. m. today until the minor injuries. be expiring. The purpose of the WONS—News. 2. You are assured of prompt and speedy delivery of your livrnff room set. ■ tinned. • / on every federal activity, includ ittS—W’DRC-^hoppers Specisl. ^ ing defense and foreign aid epend- 400 ministers will participate in hour of the funeral. , In . other cases this morning, meeting today, he aaid, was to WTIC—W’orld News Roundup. 3. Your furniture completely rebuilt by qualified experts. All bottoms rein "We believe . / . that the ar- ing. a Spiritual Life Mission sponsored Push P ro b e John J. Freeman, 30, of Hartford, “ decide what you are going to do." 3 .7 c . S E T ! rangements w e^ave made for co W’THT—Martin Agronsky. forced with steel stripping..Springs are lied 8 ways. New dowels and cor Spending figures for the pres by the Methodist Church's Gen was fined 32S for operating a mo Then he said hs did not expect any WONS—Bill Jenkins operation will be of great value to Firalos Return tor vehicle without a driver’s li W’HAY—Jesting with Wamp^ ner blocks added where necessary. ent year that storied last July 1. eral Board of Ehrangelism, Nash definite program to be worked out. W’KNB—Phil Hale Show. I the stability of our coimtry and to ville, Tenn. , (Op^aoed from Pag* Oae) cense and a charge of violation of but there would.be an exchange o.' Your fuhiiture can be restyled, if desired, at no extra cost. According j the favorable progress of Intema- Taber said, indicate that the out FunersilB S:S4—WCCC—News: Breakfast News* 4 . going Congress appropriated too From Italy Tour "Our goal will not be n\w church rules of the road, against him was view* to reach general conclu . boy. . tipnal affairs.’ ’ er that the Senator may return to nolled. -T- 5 . Choice of fabrics. Our decorator-salesman, will gladly call at your home, day" Td Fabric much for both foreign aid and members, but how to reclaim In Mrs. Anna Baronousky sions. WTIC—Radio Bazaar. f No one in a position of author active and indifferent members,’ the capitol this week, poaslbly to Also, Ralph Gaston of 82 Linden Senator Alexander Wiley of Wis W’THT—Bob Lloyd. or evening, with a beautiful selection of sample. N o obligation of course. ity cared to try to spell out details military programs. Mr. and Mra. J<^n A. Firato of day or tomorrow. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna WKNB—Italian Hour. and Style O f said Rev. Dr. G. Ernest Thomas, Baronousky. widow of Benjamin street was fined 33 for parking too consin also’ expected to see Eisen 1:55—WTHT‘-J0hn Conte. 5. All workmanship guaranteed for 10 years. of this cooperation, beyond that al- Taber predicted that, President 299 Oakland street who arrived Hennings said no further steps close to k comer, and Albert J. elect Eisenhower will send Con staff member of the Nashville Baronousky, was held yesterday at hower today. ' WO.NS-Gabrie! Heatter. , ready being practiced between Monday on the American Export have been taken to contact Mc Oaputo, 27, of Brookline, Mass., fj44^WDRC-News. 7. Free pickup and delivery and free estimates. Furniture gress a budget after he takes the board, who will direct the pro 8:30 a.m., from the Leclerc Funer The schedule also listed as call- GOODYEAK AIRFOAM , Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (R- Liner. Constitution after spending gram. He said the Washln^on Carthy and declared that nothing forfeited a |5 bond on an overtime era tlack Porter, Texas Natlonr.I W’Cee—12 Hundred and 50 Hits. > t Mass) and Detroit banker Joaeph oath of office Jan. 20. The budget al Home, 23 Main street, with a W’KNB—News; The Little Show. three months ln :^rope, were met project will serve as a teat pattern will be done until the subcommit parking count. committeeman, ~ aiid Lewis K. W’HAY—Italian Program. ; Dodge. Elsenhower'a representa- due two days earlier will be trans in New York by their son and solemn requiem high Mass at 9 BUDGET TCRMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE W ITH EVERY SrPe. SET for metropolitan Methodist tee has its full three members. a-m., in St. James’ Church. The case of Howard G. Halvor- Gough, national commander of the W’THT—Breakfast Club.- (.^tives. in checking on the actions of mitted to Congress by President daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. sen, 41, of 61 Phelps road charg American Legion. W’TIC—Theater of Melodv. ^ government departments, Truman. churches throughout the country. Asked about the continuation of Rev. Robert Carroll was cele WONS—New.. Harry J. Firato, and their son-in- The mlaelon will be based at ed with reckless driving, was con No inform ^on about the sub- , . Shuns Decisions Now Taber said he doesn't knotiii' how law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. charges against Benton, in view brant, Rev. Theodore P. Gubala, t;l&—WDRC—Thl. U Hartford. Hamline Methodist Church in of the Connecticut Senator's elec deacon, and Rev. James P. Ti: i- tinued for a week. Jecta of the conferences haa been WONS—.lock Downry'a Waxworks. • There is little doubt that Elsen- much, if any, Eisenhower will- be Joeeph G. Pero. i given. WKNB—Ed Swett Show. ' j hower insisted the statement must able to whack from the Truman downtown Washington. The visit tion defeat, Hennings said the mins, sub-deacon. Mrs. Arlyne • :Se—WCCC—Now.: 12 Hum.Ya dand They left for Italy on the same ing ministers will attend a train But the lin ew of men suggested: I make it clear that he was not tak- rieMner on Aug. 6 and boarded the resolution is "still before us.” Garrity was organist and soloist. SO Uita. . . budget when he gets arpund,.td 1.. Korea—Gough haa Just re-, HIta . . by ' ing part in decisions by the TYu- ing echool every morning, then He said that Benton voluntarily The begtors were Emil, Arthur. Public Records ^hip 'tor the westbound trans-At fan -out to 317 .churches of the turned from a trip into the war WKNB—Itallart Hour.-* Hara’k tha naw man administration in its remain- lantic crosaing at Genoa on Nov. 9. had advised the subcommittee he John and Roger Baronousky, all Wh AY—Italian Pro*ram. Tab^r said t ^ House Appro area’^o team with local ministers zone. Wilsy, a member of the U. E. ' ing 63 days of life. They found the voyage Jo Italy in would appear-at any time. nephews of the deceased, Frank -"“ WTIC—New*: Tour Garden. priations committee necessarily and laymen to preach and visit. delegation to the United Nationr 9:«»—WDRC—Bln* Cro.by., Cusl;om m odt dip eavars tkot ora piniwd and fitttd on yi^ur furniturt in ; Thus, the general's friends said will get off to a slow start in August much mors - enjoyable as Committee Counsel Paul J. Cot Madden and George Shaw. Warrantee Deeds Every church member will be urg recenUy, urged the. Praiidant-Htlec . WHAY—remou. Triala, , ,4s be would Aot.be hampered >y hay .considering the— appropriation far .as areather goes.... - ter has been going ahead with in . Burial was. In ...St. Bridget’s . Albert . G. Legros and Florence ~ ' ivTlc^-nai Koih, * ■ ■ yau F h om a....;..: ...... ing helped form any decisions and ed to' observe "holy habito,” ' Dr. Cemetery, with Father Carroll , is W. Legros to Jamas W. Varlsy and tq (lend a, rspresenUtlve to the UK - WKNB-Qula Call. - bills for the new year. Since Re Ths last trip they made to their vestigation o f the charges in both SHp covors thot ghra your furniturt a continuod tailorad look for many could reverse any m^de orice he native land, was 33 years ago and Thomas satd.-The ' covenant charge o i the committal service, Cora E. Varley, property on White to support the American posltio m O M tltE publicans won't take over control pledges regular attendance.~nifn- the McCarthy and'Benton resolu in the debate on Korea. He said • takes office.. . of 'the House until Jan. 3, they they found many changes In that tions and has been furnished with Mreet. y o o r f . ■ . •, Thby argued he would be in the time. They Visited San Remo lly devotions, dally Bible reading WlUiaai Venaart Luciiu M. Foster to Anthony J. rasenhower invited him to diserr can't organize the appropriations and prayer, imd support of the a staff to do the Job, Hennings fil/i/iia-fMte foreign polldy'wben the general AB fabrics ora vat*dyDd and pra*slirunk. Covars or* guorantood to fit. i same historical position as that of committee until then. which compares in beauty with said. The funeral of William Vennait Gryk and Anne X.. Gryk, property I the late Franklin D- Roosevelt church program. had returned to New York. Republicans gain 16 seats on the French Riviera, Turin and oth Both Hennings and Hendrickson a t 203 Summit street, who died at 37 Academy street. ____ Television Your cholea bf kick ploots, box ploots or j when he took over from Herbert er places of a: \ tic and Historical The mission'will open with an 2. Eisenhower’s thoughts about that important committee, going said there had been no “dragging suddenly Saturday ni|^t, was held Fred P. Kelsh and - Josle B. < Hoover in 1933. ‘ , interest, and ' z.| mt most of the address by Bishop G. Bromley Ox- iresterday aftwnoon at 2 o’clock Keish to Howard C. Angell and his cabinet—Taft told a news cmi- from 20 to 30 members, while the nam, resident Methodist bishop of of feet” iij the subcommittee In p.- ji. n i y a [ While the Joint statement men- time with' thelc velatives. Both ex at St. Mary’e Blplscopid Chiirch. Eleanor E. Angell, property on fsrenc* yeaterday that Elsenhower 4:00-K ata Smith. Democrats, as a minority, will the Washington Area. vestigation. Ytfur choico of fabrics from tho notionol* I tioned discussion of international have. 20 seats. pressed their pleasure in being Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector of Delmont street has asked him for suggestions o' t:0O—Short Snort Drama. $ A . O S O > issues it left tmanstvered the ques- Other speakers in the training Besides the Benton-McCarthy top-level appointments. Including 6:15—Meet The Stars. 'TaJ^r said he has no plan to re- home again In Manchester. the church, officiated, and burial CuUey C. Carson, jr., and Doro _ 6.;30—Howdy Doody. ly*fomous nomDS you k n o w . j tlon of whether Eisenhower will school will include Bishop Hazen resolutions, the subcommittee also cabinet posts. turii to the once-tried system of was in East Cemetery. thy S. Carson to Jules Blizlae Lea- (:0I>—Rellrlouac Proiiram. $259.75 make any public statement sup G. Werner, Columbus. Ohio; has before it compistnto involving 8. The legislative program—Taf' *:15—Musical Momenta. Prico includos matariol, wolting, lippors. handling all appropriation bills in sard and Elixabeth Lssaard, prop , ' UP porting the American-sponsored re Bishop F. Gerald Ensley,- Des senatorial elections in Michigan, The bearers, all nephews of the and Martin, likely choice for 6:35—Sportacope. a single measure. Congress tried Price Boss to End Moines, la ; Bishop Paul N. Gar deceased, weto Clarence Vennart, erty a t 74 Middle turnpike west 6:40—Waatbar rorecaata. Only Dryer wUh Cabinet o n d k ilM r . solution in the United Nations op Maine and Missouri. speaker o f the House In the nex- 6:46—World Kewa Tncay. _ posing forcing North Korean and that plan several years ago and ber, Richmond. Va,;-Bishop Edgar Stuart Vennart, Elmer Vennart Bnildteg Permits •" and Drum flniohod in . then'dropped it. session, probably went Into Eisen 7:00—Death Valley Daya. Chinese Communist prisoners of Clothing Ceilings Love, Baltimore. Md.; Dr. Harry and Russell Vennart. To Bohlin and Starkweather for hower’s office together to discyss 7:30—Connecticut Spntiight. . LHotim* Porcelain I Ija r to return home against their "I can't SM the idea of a one- Denman. Nashville, executive se<^ a 5-room, 1-story dwelling at 7:46—Camel.Newa Caravan. J I BUD8ET TERMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE that queytlon. —* 6:00—Arthur Godfrey. wUl. package apofopriatlon bill.” he retary of the evangelism board, About Town SET OW74 PRICES Chambers street. 311.000. Won't throw off otooiny said. "It didn't Work when we 4. Ths organizatltm of the Sen 6; 00—TV Theater. Nor was there any indication (Oaattaned tram Paga Oaa) and the Rev. Dr. E. Stanley Jones, To Victor W. Adamson for a 5- ate, plana for the Inauguration of 6:30—Plainclotheaman. hoot er~stieicy linti that Elsenhower was willing to ac tried it before. You )ust can’t missionary to India The annual. Christmas aale of Victoria,' B. C-, Nov. )9—(JV- room, 1H story dwelling at Spring '10 :0 0 —Boxing. Sterling Also Specializes In keep the interest of members in EUsenhowsr, and some fiscal mat 10:45—Sport Spot Ne more Ktline-bending—hunginS cept the proposals made by several retail food stores. Woods said that the American Legion AuxiUaiy A Victoria cafe operator is going s tr e e t 39,000. ter*. ll:00-,Comet.y Hour. a bill that big with debate that will open tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. to let -his customers sst'^helr own heavy clothei on wathdoyl WHh t Democrata that he designate his before Dee. 15 it will be nation 5. A report by iBlseahower on 1J;00—Nawa • PUSne WORK • BOOTH WORK • CORNICES • DRAPERIES long.~ More money can be wide. . at the store of the J. W. Hale price for the meals they -order next Taaiarrow buih-in niTRATOR you eon pvt the d iief cabinet officers in advance of India to U rge U N RATIONS CUT AGAIN his talks srtth President IfirutiMn A. M. his Inaugural. saved by handling each 'agency He said OPS also is going ahead Corp., 945 Main street. -week. " .....■...... London, Nov. 19—(JV—Food «ww FnCIDAIRE KEanC DRY« yesterday, and his own plan to $ 0 ._7;0O—Today. ( OelaerM Grim budget In a separate bill.” with its experiment in deoentral- Paul Arsens, indicating he just Minister Gwilym Lloyd-• I r .. FAOB TWENTY BiAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1952 PAGE TWENTY'ONK’f tbONBBVILLE POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Many Changes Folice Claim Clue . Engaged Parakeet Case in Bolton \ Heads Realtops WHEN COLD WEATHEH COMES •AkAlbMA'a FKAFSWIE WK^POlT Sense and Nonsense AreRepottefl To Beading Slayer When ypax feet get soaked from sleet and slush, watdi mit for m I resuitiiig from colda by ite soothing edbet; ; humans. Friday to Alan A. Towle, secretary who delibarattiy aou out to get Preaently at the door aounded completely new Plymouth to be seconds last night for the Trial excited voices. He cited a recent meeting in of the New England Telephone and more than he gtvea. 'relented to the public in the quar- Justice Court here to dispose of Woman — W s must coma in, Ser-century since the original Oeveland of U. S. Public Heilth Telegraph Company and a resident one of the moat widely publicized Joe — Tour name ie H ow and maid. Mrs. Jones ia ill., ^ ic k , let model rolled off the aaaembly line. officials at which several cases of of nearby Stoneham. m y. yoifr brother'a name U lUta. How ua in. Plymouth Mptor Corporation cases in recent years. Raymond E. psittacoeia werq reported.. Since Police say they consider the come the two namea aren't the ■Wife (to her terrified husband) execuUvM predict motorUta will Baglln of this community, charged January, medlcai"'tnen were told, package important In their investi •amcT — Oet into this cloaet for a min be delighted with the new,, stream with violation of the atete sanitary psittacosia haa been foimd in Con gation of the Porter elaylngs. a Blow — He chnnfed hie to Rita ute. lined exterior, the luxuriously tail code in connection with parakeet necticut (two cases), 'Colorado week ago last Saturday In this re breeding, waa bound over to the (one case), and Minnesota (two spect: •o he'B have tha aanm name aa the She opened the door and puahed ored harmonizing InUriors, the In- toweis. craaaed horsepower and the scores Tolland County Superior Court for cases). Dr. Theodore Drachman of The package contained only a her buaband through it Just in o f engineering innovations in the possible action next month. Peeksktll, Tf. Y., related that at pair of worn-out gloves but eppsr- time. But inetantly. from ^ e op- 1053 line which goes on display in Tdal Justice John Swanson, act least six human cases, aald to be ently it was mailed to Towle to Frank — When I wna in jaii, I poeite aide o f the door, came loud dealers’ showrooms tomorrow. ing on the recommendation of directly traced to parakeets, have determine whether he end hia wife uaed to writa hooka. thunM and the agonised voice of ■Thla year Plymouth is Intro Town Prosecutor Ray Cocconi, been found in Ossining, N. Y. would be at home on a certain % tia — UaOar what nameT Mr., BrtBrown demanding that hie TREMENDOUS ducing a new concept of automo found probkble cause and remand High Staadarda date. Frank — 8^3*0, that waa my wife open it at once. bile design in the low priced fleld," ed th^ case to the higher court’s The package was brought to the pen name. Here in Connecticut, Dr. Barret / Wire — But the women are .President John P. Mans6eld de attention. Cocconi said it waa hia said, the standard set for diagnos fashionable* 10-room Towle resi here. clared in describing the 1953 opinion that the matter is being is of the disease is exceptionally dence by a mailman Saturday. Be SAVINGS Henry Brown nirived at the mm m t*mm^** anH hfb Mr. Brown Oh, damn the wo models. "Superb styling is co-oi> high.' The' State Health’ depart cause no one was at home the country cluh dance, and diacovered men! I'm out in the ballroom. dlnated with radical engineering felt that under such circumstances mailman left the package on the that in alipplng on the icy pave* ment does not rely on clinical re ON HUNDREDS OF ITEMS developments to produce the truly Arlene M. Ouekmaa the trial Justice proceedings should cord tests alone but also takes into william E. OMdchlld doorstep. ment outalde, he had tom one It was still there Monday after Any girl who's getting aurrled balanced car for easier, safer and be viewed ih the light of not hav consideration the findings from a knee of hia trouaera. thinks of Just three thinge: Aisle more comfortable driving.’* Mrs. Frances Cushman of 46 ing Jurisdiction in the matter. Ex William E. GoodcUId, Sr., was noon when a burglar broke into the MEN’S SHOES Pr. S.M W ife Coma into, the ladiee’ special laboratory in Alabama. (I’ll) Aitar (Alter) Hymn (Him). Height of the new Plymouth has Village street, J ^ k v llle , an amination waa waived. elected president of the.. Manches houso—a sign that the coastJFas SAVE $8 00 to 38.00 ON EVNtV PAIR dreaeing room Henry. Thera'a no been reduced for improved appear Judge Swanson, after accepting He indicated that in the 17 ter Board o f Reaitera at the clear. years between 1934 and 1951, only one there and I’ll pin it up for you. ance. Yet engineers have designed nounces' the enjgagement of her Baglin’s plea of "not guilty," Board's annual meeting yesterday. Police eald "It la more than Examination showed that the rip " I owe it ail to you, darling," even more room into the car's in daughter, Arlene Mary Cushman, bound the case over. Baglln was three cases were reported in Con He succeeds George Grazladio likely'' that the man who broke //- / f UUsi wae too large to be pinned. A majd said tha men aa be borroweed an terior and luggage compartment. to iPvt. Michele Joseph Giglio, son represented in court by William D. necticut. Since the federal laws who waa named the board's state into the Towle home la the aame TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON WOMEITS .-1 were relazed early, this year, four “No moehanieal dovko k gonna tall mo «vhat to do!** fumiehed needle and thread and other ten-tpot from his wife. The 1953 model has more head- of Mrs.- Erma Giglio of Route Shew, of Hartford, attorney for the director. Goodchlld takes Office man who broke Into the residence room, greater legroom and more 44A, Bolton. Connecticut Budgie Society. cases have been found in a 10- Jan. 1. of Mr. and Mrs. Porter ' because M i CHILDRENS SHOES month period. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE hip and shoulder space than ever Miss Cushman, a graduate of Budgie la an affectionate term both breaks are very similar.” COMB IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ^BTiQUB WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOAI^DlNG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB before. Rockville High School, ia now uaed to designate love birds or On the budgie aide of the picture, Police are working on the theory IH^ — ^ The lively and depeiidable Ply employed by International Buai- parakeets and the organization Mrs. Lillian M. Ostersen of West Broken Mirrors that a man broke into the Porter T. m. ikf. 0. t. Pat. #N. maintains headquarters at Bran SNO SUITS, lOO'Tr WOOL. W6U, IT TH6 V0T5R6 V46BC i e^. 1M3 ay Nt« Se^o. tnc. Anawor to Proviout Puzilo mouth engine has been given even neas Machines as a key-punqh au- Haven, publicity director for the residence to ransack.it and killed PATTikIS a TMOUS- greater power. For 1953 the horse pervlsor. ford. Baglln is treasurer of the parakeet fanciers group, feels that a couple when he found they were Sizes 3 to 12. Reg. up to $15.49...... $8.69—$11.69 group. Not Bad Luck At«JD WHENl TH6V “Now don't bo difficult about the fumituro, Gtorg/ti W intgr Sports power has been increased to 100 Pvt. Giglio, a graduate of Man the national attention given in the In their bedroom and not out aa and the compression ratio stepped Last night's hearing was a hold EtEdTED HIM &)$9Ce chester High School, is" now serv local case may help solVa the prob ha probably expected. OP IHe PEACe WH6BS Didn't you tell me I could buy this fur coat U 1 aauM up to 7.1 to 1. over from Nov. 4 when the hear lem of devising 4 better regulatory New York — (iP) — Every week, SURCOATS, lOOrt WOOL ing in the U. S. Army with the ing was postponed at the last The man who broke into the COOLO V9U Pl^jD MORS find semothing to uao for money?” HORIZONTAL VBBnCAL "This car la a tribute to the guide. Budgie breeders and t'anclers the Aahenfarb family riaks 420,000 Sizes 10 to 12 only. Value to $14.95. ... .$6.79—S8.79 engineers,” Mansfield said. "They Transportation Corps stationed in minute because of election prob Towle Stoneham residence, about P£/iCE THAiO R ig h t Pave held meetings with state years of bad luck. In a year, they 1 Snow vehicle 1 Beet winter have succeeded In controlling to an Korea. lems. _ two miles from where the Porters there, $k10RiM6 iH health officials in an attempt to lay thcmaelvM open to a possible SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH S Winter sportsmen unprecedented degree the three No date has been set for .the Started Oct. 18 lived, was nearly caught when Mrs. GIRI^’ STORM COATS. Reg. up to $15.79. ...$ 1 1.98 2 Mislay wedding. work out a mutually satisfactory 21,840,000 years of bad luck. Towle returned home from a visit , wwther-,___ movements udtich have plagued de Attention of the state and natton. Barnett Aahenfarb and hia-three 3 Gaelic method of seif-poHcing and regula nearby...... 3 Glide over signers since the first automobile was focused on Bolton, Oct, 18, sons, Henry, Sidney and Sam. snow 4 Distributes, as tion. These have more or less end She noticed the bedroom lights BOYS’ and C.1RI.S’ SOCKS...... 4 pr. $1.88 was built.— roll, pitch and Jounce." President Truman and approved when Baglln waa arrested by state ed In . a deadlock. v manufacture mirrors. Their firm 12 Ripped cards Virtually'gyroscopic stability With by Omgress. police on complaint of Bolton’s on and called police from a neigh The matter now rests with the (American Mirror Works) turns 13 Operatic solo SMr. Coolidgc consequent easier handling of the Snyder Praises Dunlap health officer Dr. William D. Stroud bor's house. The man got away CORDUROY CRAWLERS. Value to $2.25. ....$1.49 Superior Court. out more than a million amall mlr- without taking anything Just be 14 Vcntilata 3 Dsclalms car on turns has been achieved. Secretary Snyder, in a speech of Manchester. rors'a' week. In an ordinary work fore the police got there.. V 15 Attacker 7 Mark Easier riding, two-inch wide prepared for inatallation cere The arrest followed an earlier week, about 60,000 mirrors are . 1 28 Rowed 47 Ages There was a flurry of excitement c o r d u r o y LONGIES. Zipper Dy...... •.•$1.89 17 Hawaiian 8 Fruits angle mounted rear springs absorb monies at Dallaa today, said Dun visit to the premises after com broken Inadvertently. \ 9 Baking soda 30 Unespirfted 4g Network lap has glveii "superior career wreath sniall road shocks and in combina plaints had been voiced by three Despite the old superstition early today when investigators left 10 Bleaching vat 31 Easential 50 “ The Winter’s service" since 1934. He said Dun the Reading police headquarters on I I Staggers tion with time-tested Oriflow housewives. All expressed fear ■about Mven years bad luck- for HOLIDAY DRESSES. 11 Eye part being ' - i — " by shock absorbers complete the lap was subjected to "piercing that their children might be ex Local Stocks a secret mission after a telephone 19 Seesaws every broken mirror, the Ashen. Sizes 7 to 14. Reg. up to $4.00 ...... $1.29—$1.99 16 Body of land 33 Eagle's nest Shakespeare car's truly balanced suspension sy scrutiny” while steering the posed to the dangers of psittacosis. farba have done fine. Their busi tip. 'hiey returned about an hour 35 Domains 51 Geraint's wile stem. agency “ through one of the most 'When Baglln failed to clear his 4)n0tatlou Furnished By later, though, and aald there was 0 23M ciu'riMCourtesy v'iifle Utle SO, , Stop watch ness haa prospered. All three sons 22 Senior 40 Showed in Arthurian There is sweep and grace in the perilous periods in its history." coops of parakeets within a two- Coburn A Mlddlebrook. lae. nothing to it. 34 Fruit drink and one daughter, Faye, have mar HOPALONG CASSIDY HOCKEY CAPS. 24Dry disapproval ' legend styling of the new bodies. Hie Assistant Secretary of the week warning period. Dr. Stroud Market Cloaed Baturdaya The Reading Board of Selectmen /Q 27 Too 1 p. m. prices ried despite the old saw about a All wool. Reg. $1.50...... 79^ 25 Greek district 43 Danger 52 Musical . 1953 Plymouth is lower and com Treasury John S. Graham. 47. suc filed hia complaint with the town broken mirror dooming the break posted a 32,500 reward last night 29 Masculine 26 Rear part of 45 Consumer directions pletely streamlined. Chrome trim ceeds Dunlap today aa acting rev prosecutor. Bank'stocha er to eternal spinterhood or bache for information leading to the cap .32 Send beck enue commissioner. airplane 46 Ballet 55 War god is Integrated as part of the design Response to the Bolton man's Bid Asked lorhood. ture of the killer. U. S. N. Surplus AVIATOR HELMETS 34 Mountain to further enhance the long, low, The bureau last night announced arrest was immediate and wide First National Bank Value up to $3.50...... «, • .79d Mia6 ARE ridges wide appearance of the car. that, in its continuing drive to col spread. Budgie societies, across the of Mahehester...... S3 85 P" r “ GRlhlDlMG 36 Hinder r " a 7 9 4 r Horizontal character lines are lect taxes on illegal income. It has nation pledged moral and financial Hartford National extra 37 Reshowings, Incorporated into the sheet metal instructed all revenue offices to aid to the state organization-. Bank and Trust . .. 29 31 ll A 14 HOCKEY CAPS for the family...... 79< 0^»?WiLU>V-^ €LOVi as of a movie o f front and rear fenders. Chrbme send to Washington any informa In a statement to The Herald. Hartford Conn. Trust .84 88 J_ tion on possible corruption of pub Manchester T r u s t____ 67 — P *" THE 6TtSTAklP-IM », >»« W .TODAV= 38 Homed If trim trijis are available as special Baglln said, " If we can't fight for MIUT8RY WHIST a ii OANASTA PARTY nuninant i r equipment at alight extra cost. lic officials. a principle, what's the use of a Phoenix State Bank MANY OTHER lARGAINS Dunlap’s letter o f resignation court and its laws? We're going and Trust ...... 57 61 39 Mother ot K” B "(3ontrol Tower" visibility is WEST SIDE REC ,UXBY OOPS Hunting Season RV V. T. HAM'.IN Zeus provided through a one-piece, more was made public by the White to see this thing through to the n re Inturaaca Comoaulaa B Y SPECIAL! STARTING WEDNESDAY. J40V. 19. ------41 View uniformly-curved windshield and a House today along with a letter end and believe tbat the conclusion Aetna F ir e ...... 58 60 SPONSORED WASHINGTON P.T.A. •cuNra OKAY...BUT I'LL il r H of reply from President Truman IN COOPERATION WITH CONN. VALLEY FARMS 42 Biting quality new. larger, one-piece rear window will find parakeet fanciers vin Hartford F ire ...... 154 1.59 to AM R NEVER HEAR A Wci praising Dunlap's 19 years of of frosty air f r which extends into each rear dicated in their efforts to secure National fir e ...... 73 76 t l M « CAT MEOW WITM- in A s W S r h service in the Internal Revenue SATURDAY, NOV. 2t IP . M. STRICTLY FRESH PULLET ERGS » « . SSi NoeuCH Quarter panel. Total glass area has repeal of an ancient and obsolete Phoenix ...... 98 103 OUT JUMPIN' 44 Unemployed i m Bureau. IWNfi A5 MAYK AFOOT 46 Thin overlays ST S3 M h been increased almost 16 per cent ordinance.” Life and Indemnity las; Oaa. A D M ISSIO N SOc AWnCH! for virtually 360-degree vision “I am particularly pleased with He waa referring to the state Aetna Casualty...... 95 100 49 Comrades the many improvements that 53 British money K range with minimum distortion. law which prohibits the importa Aetna L i f e ...... 97 102 Door Prfawt High CNid Lew Score Priios TOWN M i COUNTRY AUCTION OUTLET have been made in the admints- tion. purchase, breeding, sale or ot account ' s Interior styling of the 1953 Ply Conn. G en eral...... 155 160 K ~ mouth is entirely new. Box type tratlon of the bureau during the the giving away of parakeets and Hartford Steam Boil. . 42H 45V4 MILL STREET ‘SLASTONIURY V, 54 Opposed in K 41 9 AKB S A L i— 7:30 P. M. seat trim gives both front and rear period you have served as com other members of the pslttecine Travelers ...... 675 695 56 Label m P miationer." Truman wrote Dun u. B M aaat backs a smart appearance. family. Medical authorities con PuMIe Ctllitten 87 Passage ia Cushtons are divided into thirds. lap. nected with the State Health Com the brain i Ctonn. Light Power .. 16’ 4 17 B ri 46 IT ft. TIBT tHpIe~'BivIsloh add’s a new A t the Civil Service Commis mission regard the regulations as Conn. P o w e r ...... 37'4 39> S3 Pseudonym of sion. Chairman Robert Ramspeck 1 style note with its mo>e pleasipg a check on psittacosis or parrot Hartford Elec. Lt. ... 60)4 52* T-a.*«aaeM.ea ^ Charles Lamb ST w i? proportions. made public a letter to Sen. W il fever. Ar- HM If K Wwln. Hfc y . — Hartford Gas Co. .. i , 85 38 89 Compau point Upholstery, interior molding and liams who had asked the com Different Opinion So. New England NOTICE 60 Mother of % mission to hold up approval of 'Tm glad you etem to bo maturing, Hubert! You'll bo a H trim are available in a wide varie Baglin also told the press that Tel...... 33 35 A public hearing will ba held by the Town Planning Commission De Castor and ty of harmonizing hues to blend Dunlap’s appointment to the Connecticut is one o f the few Mannfaetnring CUmMnlea cember 1, 1952 at 8 DO P. M. in the Hearing Room of the Municipal W“ Texaa-Oklahoma post. settling down and thinking abeut.a wife and family while Pollux M with the buyer's choice of exterior states still retaining such stringent Am. Hardware .. . 17>4 Building to consider the following proposed zone changes and amend Ramspeck wrote that "no de 19 ,No playground equipment or other equipment used in con: WOMEN’S, OROWINO GIRLS’—SIZES 4-9 Rooiid One ! RV I,AMR I Wf*»'4RD office .directly to the Treasury, tells said the check waa for 350. ion of medical men that the little and George- Fuller. i r a IT M E A N S V where a two-miilion-dollar award nectlon wite 4uch school shall be maintained on the front yard of •m im illlillliiiiiiin* the premiaes where euch eehool Is being conducted. .BE tONO _ was made Isat December. Sizes 11-3. For misses L CHRISTMAS! Along with the stenographic 3. Nursery schools are hereby made permitted usea when con record of the conversations, Snyder ducted In Buainesa 2/ become chief ^ the Revenue Bu — BOYS^^ — leaa; Eaaterly: By land now or formerly of Harry Fogarty, and reau’s Texas-Okiahoma dIstricL HOCKMYER Residence Zone B. in part by each, 1075 feet, more or less; So'itherlv: A L L U N E D RTT'1 a'N a headquartered %t Dallaa. The shift PUILTED-LINED ' By Middle Turnpike West, 800 feet, more nr less; and Westerly: By land of Genevieve D ana, 275 feet, more or leas. — , SIZES 4 INFANTS to LARGE S means he wilt make 313,500 a year JACKETS - TWEEDUROY RED. WHITE, BROWN, BLACK ' instead o f 81A>600, hia salary aS' (7) To'change to Business Zone II all or part of an area on the FUr Boots, Burklo 'Overshoes, Zippara commtasionsr,' but will move into Northerly aide of West Center Street. West of McKee Street, now in Caihpus and Maine Guide eui TROUSERS All Reduced for This Special! a lifetime Civil Service Job, ^1 well aC conventional styles.- Buainesa Zone I, bounded and described as follows;. Beginning at a Assails ChsBga For boya 8 to 20. Regular sizes and point 118’ Westerly of the intersection of McKee Street with West Sen. Wlllisms (R-Del.), m leader Center Street; thence Westerly along the Northerly line of West Center in exposing tax irregularities, de- $7.98 to i 19.98 Street, 132 feet more or leas; thence Northerly along property of N. BounoMl the change as "indefensi-. Haefs, 125’ ; thence Easterly in a line parallel to West Center Street LAST hie.’’ In a statement he said he "HUSKIES" and 125’ Northerly thereof for a distance of 132 feet, more or leea; SALE OF opposed civil service as "a haven thence Southerly-^ong Easterly line of property of applicant, 125’ to WHIU o f refuge for repudiaUd poHtl- BOY$? Northerly line o f West Canter Street, point of be^nnlng. N A 'n O N A L L Y dans,” adding: $5.98 to $7.98 t l C F U N T A Spot Of Action BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY '"This la only one of many similar STORM d o ATS (8 ) To change tp Industrial JBonc all or part of an area on the Eaaterly ADVERTISED THEY BUG SiUNNT post-election transfers or promo- aide of Parker Btrcct North of the present Industrial Zone, now In aiawgwHLa,vicid HMMMB AEMEl'TUME on , tiona." Sizes 12 to 20 , Rural Raaidcnce Zone, bounded and described as follows: Northerly; IT. Dunlap, presiding over installa By land how or formarty o f K. Balchunaa and Franklin Wells, in part tion of new Internal Revenue $19.95 to $23.98 _ HOCKMYER by each, 2220 feet, more or leea; Easterly; By land now or formerly Infante, chil oAciala at 8L Louis, replied: of Carl Schmidt, 1085 feet, more or lass; Southerly; B land now or dren, growing "Sen. WiUlama ia h i ^ y per For poya up to 12 CORDUROYS formerly o f William Saase and one NIcleonv 2130 feet, more or leas; girla. Regulnr turbed simply because I would hot and Weaterly; By Parker Street, 1380 feet, more or less. 5.95 and 6.95 violate the laws of the U n lt^ i $12.98 $4.98 (0 ) To change to Business Zone n all or part of an area on the South States, passed by the Congress of erly aide o f New Bolton Road, now In Residence Zone AA, bounded and which he ia a member, by tuntln^ described as follows; Beginning at a point' in the intersection of the over to him, aa an Individual Sena Southerly line of New Bolton Road with the Eaaterly line of Middle tor, files to which under the law Turnpike East; thence Eeateily approxlmgte'ly 607 feet; thence South be is not entitled.” CORDUROY SHIRTS erly alOBg land U'f Calve, iSUSb*; thence wresterly In e line perallcl 'Dunlap, who began h ib ' long with New Bolton Road and 125’ Southerly thereof, 497.9’ to the East A FEW SIZES Syt-U CHlLDBEN’f aetvice with the Revenue bureau in $3.98 erly line o f Middle Turnpike Bast; thence Northerly along aaid Baair MANY STYLES IN SIZES llW-3 Texas, took over as commiasloacr eriy line o f MidUie Turnpike'Bast, 190.43’- to point of beginning. INFANTS* 4-S—WOMEN’S SOOS 74 in June. 1961, at the height o f a I H E N ^ By Bnixton. Sizes 8 to 16. TOWN PLANNING COMMISSION Many atyles and colors included In this group at better glade icongreasional invesUgatton of tax u lUlJi ar„ etaoes at a lew, low price. JJV Iseandala. He fired employes by the ------iTsa. com f. \ Jofeph E. Lutz. Chairman an.a4a>haea. Harry E. Ruiaell, Secretary / seSiSM gsass ■eon and carried out a depart- - SUNDIALS—Mors Wtsr la Et^ PsiK ewnt, raocganlsaUen pjnnnad bgr, UuelMster, Cm m - Novembtr 16,1663 '> ■ 1 ■ ' • f . / , ■ > • I ' I ■ • ■V ■ - -V . • > ■ ir- 1 : ■ 1 '■ ■ ■ \ \ , V : ; . \ : - BEeuBHi ' :i:- ' ■- ' h
/ PAGE TWENTY-THBEf • PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERiLD. MANCHISTER. CO W ^ NOVEMBER 19. 1952 vho have learned to live with dla- material nflich like the shimmer of lion, the Pharmaceutical Society polish. Use gold polish with your Haftrord Cotintyx the Manches letes;** ha said. ■ "X I t . - Sees Diabetes ter Memorial Hqspltal, several o "During Diabetes Week.” Dr. gleaming n>ld elippers, and the W eddings Planners Schedule Hearing '-ockwsrd continued, "we hope to darkest reds with black suedes the Induetrial companies anc wholesale drug companies. ind another, unknown million who Drive Success low walk the streets of the United B argain s ' Exceptional Neckties On Zone and Rule Changes ■■tlia/Tncdtral profession alo'nt Butler-Mrannan cnnho<: possibly find'every case o. itates -more than 13.00Q in Con Your Safe NECKTIES’OF CHENEY FAB necticut alone—and don’t know >V-; RICS are exceptional in many Dr. Lockward PreiUcts unkndwni diabetes,’’ Dr. Lockwart they have-ffiaUetes. If every resi y s le d b y wayk. Designs are cleverly planneid One of Amendments, to ' schools are schools under the repi- declared. "It is only through the cooperation of civic and businesr dent of Manchester brought his Inquirer to nult varying tastes, from the Istlons tnd that as such they are This Campaign B caI; urine specimen to his neighbor tiny all-over figure to the big Regulations Concerns permitted uses. leaders and private clllicna in all hood drugstore or to his doctorj'or splashy whirl of color, from the Zone Changes Several Units Helpiiig capacities that any Diabetes Week the Manchester hospital, there conventional two-color diagonal Nursery Sclwols Here One of the five tone change ap can be successful. would be no reason yf-hy* we stripe to leaf design ip a stripe ef plications comes from Danl«l-P. The most successful Manchester "We hope that the pubUc will couldn't find every diabetic in this fect. The lustrous pure silk or ray The Town Planning Commis.4ion Pantaleo.' Pantaleo wants land on Diabetes Detection drive in- the realize that diabetes is a danger ChnctoiM Stemware on ties beautifully. And tbe price - Will hold a public hearing on 'five .the east side of Parker street ous disease which can occur at area.” Add butter'and about one-half the Quilted Scuffs And Case Night And Day Wear For KIda If You Wear AcHalf Size five years of the csmpalgri was With eU the cnterteinlnK that la milk. Beat 2 minutes with electric The MONTGOMERY WARD is likewise exceptional at the zone changes and several amend-1 changed from Rural Resldencs' predicted today by Dr. Howard J. any time to any individual. Al At Eskimo dinners, guests are Jtfat ahead. It’a wiae to check on ; mixer at medium speed, or 200 COMPANY la showing some CHENEY BROTHERS REM ments to the town's zoning regula- Zone to Industrial Zone. The prop Lockward, chairman of the Man- though dlsbetcs does not alwsys required by etiquette to carry the ■iqtpites of Klaaaea. To make up| strokes by hand. Add remaining FRACnCAL CLOTHING F O R NANT SALESROOM. •tions Dec. 1 at 8 p. m.. in the erty lies north of- the present In Chester Diabetes committee, in his* have any pronounced or revealing leftover food to show that they and diortase. see the IX)VELY! milk, eggs and vanilla. Beat 2 CHILDREN AT LOW FRICKS. hearing room of the Municipal dustrial Zone. Pantaleo maintains announcement of further plans for I symptoms. It la still Very danger- enjoyed the meal. CBT8TAL 8TBMWARB ahown in , minutes more. Turn into 8 k'8. x 2- Among many worthwhile itema Is Many junior brides are choosing Building. the best use of the land is an in Diabetes Week, which ends this ous,. ranking - eighth among the all alzaa. from cordlala to gobleta i inch or 7 x 11 x lt4-lnch pan’ that their well made NIGHT WEAR: pastels and are passing up the One of the amendments is con- dustrial zone. The "New Haven” Friday. ’ . causes of death' by disease In the and lall glaaaea at MATHER’S AT ' has been greased, lined with waxed three-piece sleepera at <2.79 in traditional bridal veil In favor of certiedi with nursery schools. It Railroad now runs through It. Some uf the organizations which United Mates.'^^ ,1,. Why KrsKh tnd THk ODiTER. Charming dealgna ' paper, and the paper greased. knitted garments, and <1.98 td little caps, sometimes ,baby caps would require operators of nursery Raymond Schajler of Andover are participating in the diabetes Dr. Lockward pointed to the tulltrhoptitulyl ornament varloua types, from prac Bake in a moderate (350F. to <2.49 In flannel, for slzea 1 to 4; trimmed in seed pearls. They also schools to go before the Zoning requests a change from Residence program are the Boy Scouts, the fact that diabetes, once it Is de- Itching Find htppy rtlitf' tical Libhey'a flafe-Edge glasses to 375F.) oven 25 to 30 minutes or ; one-piece flannel sleepers In gay show a preference for tiny flowered Zone Aa to Business Zone IT, land W oLn’s Auxiliary tb the Hartford tected. can be t i to many oth trt Board of Appeals for exceptions on the south 'aide of New Bolton do — use aooth- elegantly thin imported crystal. until cake tester Inserted in cen prints at <1.49; and smart knits caps with just a wisp of veiling. and would permit the board to County Medical Association, the without any tnlerroptlon in the pa-'| o» Dry ini. mtdicaied ter comes out clean. Turn out on for big girls, size 7 tOtJ6, made grant those exceptions provided road at its junction with Middle Industrial Nurses Association, the tient’s ""Tmal life, happineiw o. RCSINOL. the n e formal gown is still the I oake rack, remove paper, and cool like ski pajamq^ in blue, Y^flow or Waffles are always good with the school meets conditions set turnpike east. State Department of Health, the career. "There are one million poguUroinnntni sredding dress that most American I slightly. Cut Into portions and red, at <2.29. BOXED FANTIES butter and syrup, but they are also forth in the proposed amendments. A third change Involves prop Hartford County Medical Assodia- people in the United States today i f mmmjr uMt brides prefer. But. nevertheless, | serve warm with hot fujlge sauce. for little girls come three In a excellent supper or luncheon dfshes If the. change Is made, nursery erty of Francis Fitzgerald on the Eczema brides with a practical bent like package at <1.49—nice for Christ with creamed chicken, eggs or schools will be -permitted in In north side of West Center street, the ankle-length dress, the street- mas. An unusually cute BOY’S vegetables. For porch or patio west of McKees street. Fitzgerald Slippers For All The Family dustrial Zones and Business Zones wants the land changed from Busi length dress, the convertible or Extremely GOOD - LOOKING SHIRT, size 3 to 6x, has a red bow suppers build your menu around w-lthout Zoning Board of Appeals two-porpoee dress. tie and red cuff links. crisp com meal waffles, top with ness Zone I to Buslnes.s Zone II. SLIFFERS FOR MEN, WOMEN, exceptions. They wm be permitted Also requested Is a change from Usually, tbeae dreleea cost less AND CHILDREN are available in creamed chicken and let outdoor gOOl in any zone without exceptions if at the outset. They are particu appetites take care of the rest. •It* Rural Residence to Residence Zone an exceptional variety of styles at Tomato .Noodles they are housed in churches, munic- A land between Hilliard street MAPLE ENSEMBLE larly adaptable to an informal the MONTGOMERY WARD COM- Ingredients; 1 tablespoon salt, 3 ipsily owned buildlnifs, or build wedding that requires only one quarts boiling water, ounces egg It’s Now For Silver and Middle turnpike west. The ap FANY. Handsome leathers for 8 Now is the time .to order lovely ings used primarily for public re plicant wants to lay out lots with bridesmaid. Further, they elimi house shoes are well designed and noodles, 2 tablespoons butter or Mrs; WlUiam F. Butler; Jr. creation or education. ThoM kahlritom* 2*pi«c« suitti of mullew nate the additional expense In STERLING SILVER FLATWARE 90 foot frontage. Frontage of 100 nice in color. Soft felts or warmly margarine, 1 cup diced celery, H If they are located In Residence feet is required in rural zones. curred by the formal biide for a wool-lined slippers pre cosily com c\ip thin strips onion, one 8-ounce for Christmas, and the DEWEY- Mi.ss Janice Marilyn Mearman. Zones, however, exceptldns will be drees to wear to small parties RIOHMAN OOMP.ANY, 767 Main The fifth change involves a 25- mopio and eorofuHy sdoctMl fobHes. givts fortable. Gay brocaded satins will can tomato sauce. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George necessary, subject to the following foot-wide atrip between Foster when the wedding's over. Method:-Add 1 tablespoon salt Street, is the place. The most dis W. Mearman, Sr., of 137 Loomis MEN'S SHOPS please lounging ladies. Special tinguished makers — Towle, In D t I M conditions. street and Spruce street just south 907 MAIN ST. WELDON ILDG. you o eheieo of lofo bod. plus o loungo ehoir styles for kiddies will delight to the- rapidly boiling water. ternational, Lunt, Gorham and street, and William F. Butler, Jr., No nursery school shall be con of East Center street. The small Knitting Bags la Variety youthful tastes. And the prices are Gradually add noodles so water son of Mr." apd Mrs. William F. ducted wdthin 2,000 feet of an VABIETV o r 8TYIJ5 AND Wallace — are represented by a mw. strip remained in Residence Zone in motehing or eontrcMting color. Nuhod: so very modest for the excellence continues to boil. Cook uncovered, wide choice of most delightful pat Butler, Sr., of East Hartford, were other nursery school. A when the frontage on East Cen - TELEFHONE 2-13S2 FABRIC IN K N im N O BAGS in quality that one's Christmas stirring occasionally', until tender. married Saturday, Nov. 15. in the No advertising sign Shall )w makes the big assortment in fhe terns to harmonize with the theme ter street was recently rezoned budget will go a long'way. Drain in colander. Melt butter in a of any home. Ordering now will Second ' Congregational Church. maintained on the premises or at foe-business. The change to Resi GET HERE EARLY! Tam Department of the J. W. skillet over low heat. Add celery The ceremony waa performed at | tached to or painted on the build RAUE COMPANY a promising o r e v e n t disappointment for a dence Zone B would make It part Hats can be a great beauty aid and onion; cook slowly; stirring choice gift. 7 p. m. by candlelight by Rev. Wil- j ing. of the zone Immediately south of spot to choose Christmas gifts for often, until as tender as djwlred. Iard_ McLaughlin of the neighbor No playground equipment shall Inflttlng ■ friends: The • tube^shape if you .buy them. with your ..par i t ------4.„...... - ticular needs in mind. Just as you Mix with cooked noodles snd ing ~ N o r t h ' Methodist Church. be kept’ In the front yard of the UBiRAL-BUDGET TBRMS, TOO! holders (covered with raised de- tomato sauce. Heat, stirring a few What was undoubtedly the big Organist Barclay Wood played the building. sign plastic or with a plaid fabric create illusions with make-up, look gest wedding production of the for hats that help you to achieve times, and serve at once. Makes 4 last century was staged at St. bridal music and accompanied the Man.y Opposed ■ ' oeeabliied . with . leatherette) are a more perfect facial effect. to 6 servings. soloist. Miss Gladys Mearman, At a public hearing Aug. 7 beld Alvord to Appear FORMAL WEAR tl.M in 7” height. <1.79 in 10” and 5315 Thomas’ Church in New York in sister of the bride, who sang "Be by the "Town Planning Corarnlsaion |1.M in 14”. Plaid corduroy with If your nose tends to be a bit the year 1895. It starred Consuela too long, for example, be careful Makeup can enhance your looks cause" and "The Lord's Prayer.” DIETARY BEVERAGES a large crowd gathered to oppo.se Oiv Zoning Panel leather trimming, at <2.08, or A pair of scuffs and matching Vanderbilt, who became the bride Presented in marriage by her an amendment concerning nursery cheeked corduroy at <1.98, are that the brim of your hat does not travel-case are practical as well when it is applied carefully. So no You're certain to be delighted of the Duke of Marlborough. The dip down in the same direction as father, the bride was attended by. schools. FOR HIRE good looking choices. Damask pat as good-looking. Here is an item matter how great the temptation with this good looking jumper and entire interior of the church was Martin E. AlvpAlvprd of 3 Oakland your nose. Keep away from tow might be to emphaaize your make blouse combination that la creat decked out in boatloads of rare her-slater, Misa Ruth Mearman as That amendment would have ex terns in very pretty colors make that you will use often—on over maid of honor, and William Moran, cluded nursery schools from the street, a meriibiber of the Town handsome pouch bags at «.08— ering crowns and exotic treat night visits or long vacations. up to the hilt, remember there ia ed particularly for the shorter orchids brought from the Duke’s For that wedding:. . . formal dance or any ments. The hats you wear should Make a set for yourself and an no subatitute for- makeup which estate in England. brother-in-law of the bridegroom, ...... definition of "schools" in the Planning: ejommiamission will appear figure. And wear the jumper was best man. regulstions and would have re 1 member at a special other occasion calling for -formal attire ’ Deviled lUsriilts reveal a neat, simple . line, and other as a gift for your best is so subtle that even your beat with colorfufl sweaters, too. The Duke's gift to his bride was as a p: they should never be too small. friend. friend can't tell. a diamond belt. Her parents The bride wore a ballerina Ntf CAUMKSi quired a variance from the board zoning ncheon being held at the . . . RENT YOUR FORMAL WEAR FROM MARLOW'S Ingredients: >4 cup seedless Pattern No. 8905 is a aew-rlte The high-crowned hat is not handed over some pearls that had length gown of white net with lace of appeals for the establishment of H ot^T aft in New Haven tomor- REGAL. raisins, cup deviled ham, '4 Pattern No. 5315 consists of perforated pattern in sizes 14'4, a nurjfcry school in a residence royv in connection with the Con-' teaspoon prepared mustard, bak flattering to the long, thin face, tracing for scuffs in sizes small, Taate-Tickllng Foods 16'4. I814, 20'4.’ 22'4, 24>4. Size once belonged to Catharine of jacket and inserts. Her veil of il either. If you are trying to add Russia. And among her other wed lusion was draped from a crown of zone. ^ ticu t Development Conference. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ing powder biscuit dough (using medium and large and complete Especially featured among the 16'4 jumper. 3 .5-8 yards of 39- WHERIVEt REGULAR COTT Under a variance the t)oar^ The Development Conference, 867 MAIN ST. ,1 Clip flour). width, pick wide brims, the pro sewing and flnishing instructions many dqlicloua foods this week at inch: blouse, 2 3-8 yards. ding gifts the Duehess found a seed pearls and she carried a bou file hat and the big drum. Side quet of white pompons. Her at ■EVERAGES ARE SOLD would have to contend that hned- holding Its seventh annual session # Method: Rinse raisins with hot for both scuffs and case. the PIl'iE PASTRY SHOP. 658 For this pattern, send 30c In pearl-and-diamond dog collar. ship existed before granting^per- tom orrow , is expected to bring to water; drain thoroughly and chop. effects, such as flowers and feath Send 25c in coins, your name, Center street, are LEMON ME coins, your name, address, size de tendant wore a ballerina style Regulir (k)U Quality Bevertget —in 17 ers. are extremely good for cre address and the pattern number to RINGUE PIE that ’'melts In your sired. and the pattern number to Crushed peppermint stick candy, gown of shrimp net and carried mtsilon to conduct the school. gether more than 300 lobal plan We Supply You Mix With ham and mustard. Roll ating a wide Illusion. (amous; dalicious Bavors—are made with This roniention had been made ning and zoning officials, newly biscuit dough >4-inch thick and ANNE CABOT, THE MAN mouth,” and APPLE DUMP SITE BURNlTTr. THE MAN leftover from holiday time. Is de gold pompons. the world's finest ingredients, including elected legislators, and business cut CHESTER EVENING HERALD, LINGS with that old-fashioned licious added to tapioca pudding. In all 'cases where nursery school into 2-inch rounds. Spread CHESTEB EVENING HERALD. The bride's mother received In pure cane suger. operators had been granted and financial leaders from points raisin mixture on half of each Nice Gifts For Cbildren 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NE\4’ yumminesa of flavor. Wonderful 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Serve the pudding with a choco a blue suit with black accessories, throughout the state. O ut O f O u r O w n Stock |ow d; fold over other half and Some- particularly fun-bringing YORK S8, N. Y. to send away to servicemen or YORK N. Y. late sauce. and the mother of the Ijridegroom variances. NOVEMBER CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR CHIL other distant folk are CHRIST Attorney Jav E. Rubinow, rep- ^ress down lightly. Brush with Presenting the new Anne Cabot Ready"' for you now—Basic in a navy dress with blue velvet re.^nting some / nursery school On the average, clgaret smokers milk. Bake in very hot (47SF.) DREN are already displaved for Needlework Album. Directions MAS FRUIT CAKES, each in a Fashion for '52, Fail and Winter. When a recipe calls for a fully- trim and pale pink accessories. A throw away about one-quarter of even about 12 minutes. Serve hot. early selection at the FINE FHAR- for puppet mittens, basic em Christmasy tin box. And do order operators at the Aug. 7 piihllc Tuxedos, Cutaways—correct, dress for the This new issue is filled with ideas rloe banana be sure to use fruit large reception at the home of the hearing, however, insisted nursery each cigsret. Makes 12 biscuiU. MACY, 680 Center Street. The new broidery stitches and grand de early one of their gorgeous for smart, practlckly sewing for who.se yellow peel is- flecked with bride's parents followed the cere Notice Of occasion, including, shirts, tics and acces Free Turkey Montli Space Cadet erase Is featured in a signs are printed In this issue, 25 DECORATED CAKES for a new season; gift pattern printed brown. mony. sories. Having the formals right in stock Christmas For Doll-Iyovers — big "Captain Video” game, in cents. Thanksgiving. inside the book. 25c. . Any "little mother" will be made space ships and in Space Patrol For a motor trip south the bride , Annual Meeting assuj'es you of perfect fit. atltra happy at Christmas bv a guns. Other games indue Monop One of the most popular dishes Nice Hammered Aluminum wore a grey suit with black ac AT BENSON'S - gift of one of the THAYER DOLL oly, Easy Money,—even Rook. conversation, the contrary male at a large restaurant In Central "play” doctor. Have it removed by Handsome HAMMERED ALUM cessories. A graduate of Manches Notice is hereby given to all the will probably wonder what'a wrong Kentucky ia Kentucky corn pud .someone who lif especially trained. INUM makes a great many differ ter High School In the class of legal voters of the South Manche.s- CARRIAGES, modeled exactly af Dolls and' soft animals, play dish and start doing some interested While you wait for the person to ent and most useful serving pieces 1952, she has been employed by BOYS* NOTHING ter the Thayer fine tMiby carriages, sets and toy trucks of all kinds, and nervous questioning himself. ding. The reo4ge for this pudding in the display in the Housewares tcr Fire District that the Annual and displaved in variety at educational ideas, such as nice is as follows: arrive, cover the eye with a moist the Phoenix Insurance Company. Meeting of said district will be 20th AnniYGVRGVsr - Answer briefly and non-com- Four ears of com, two eggs, one compress of gauze or a clean hand Department of the i. W. HALE The bridegroom Is with the U. S. held in Hose House No. 3, Spruce KEMP'S INC., 7«3 Main Street. globes in several sixes- are only a mltally. kerchief. Make every effort to keep COMPANY. Priced from <1.98 to Navy, stationed at Atlantic City, |[^ced from 4 teaspoons grated orange rind, chase the premises known as No. FOR THANKSGIVING sparkle of Jewel.s in your favorite the free color services offered by 44 cup orange juice, 44 cup seed stitute a little black velvet cap, $ THE SHERWIN-WILLI A51K less raisins (rinsed, drained and belt and gloves. It perks up sum in Vostry of Tmipl* 138 McKee Street, Manchester, color, the luster of pearls, the mer clothes no end. Myrtle and Linden Streets now owned by James J. Murphy gleam of gold or silver. Designs COMPANY? (1) STYLE Gl'lDE chopped). and Madeline M. Taylor, and ap 1= BEAUTIFUL are exceptionally Interesting. Ear - full color pictures of decorator- Method; Sift together flour, bak , ASSORTED BAKED GOODS propriate the sum of <14,000.00 for approved color schemes in actual The Beat In Art Supplies rings for pierced ears are Included. ing powder, baking soda and salt. AND CASSEROLES this purchase; STOFFELS BENSON'S, ine. rooms. (2) STYLE OriDE COM- All sorts of EQUIPMENT FOR Cream butter and'honey. With ro 6. To sec if the District will Youth Sixos If you feel that fragrance doea P.VNION — hundreds of color tary beater, beat egg until thick ARTISTS is available In the finest Saiidwiches and Coffee Will Be authorize its Treasurer to borrow s MAIN ^ CORNER OF ILDRIDGE not seem to “stay” with you,.try a harmonies all worked out by ex and pale-colored; add to honey quality at the JOHNSON PAINT l i IMPORTED TABLE DAMASK SETS 101 perts. (3) "COLOR 8TYUNG Sold'^ad Served from 12:00 to in the name of the South Manche.s- 12 to 20 liquid skin sachet. This unusual mixture with ot-ange rind. Add dry COMPANY. 699 Main street. Nice ter Fire District money for the ex j I nf rpHpp anH raytilL !MclU£,in SwitZCrlRndi-ColprS* IVPryi ...... I..,!.' ...... ______f • • I fragrance medliTm is particularly YOl'R HpME” - - complete pro ingredients attematefy -with qrange sets for Christmas or single tubes 1:80 px m ...... gram exploring world of color, pre to complete one's own stock may penses and uses of the Fire Dis-' gold, green, blue and peachy long-lasting, because of its sachet juice, stirring only until smooth. trict during the ensuing year, and base. pared by Sherwin-Williams Decora Stir in raisins, ^ k e In greased be chosen from famed Grumbache'r, tive Studies especially for presen Davoe and Raynolds. or the Im give the note or notes of the Dis ! s 52 X 68 cloths—with 6 napkins ...... $ 8 .9 8 loaf pan (8x4 x244 Inches) in trict for the same; tation to women's clubs, at no slow (325 F.) oven for about 1 ported Windsor and Newton, Ltd. To keep material from raveling charge or obligation. Drop in at Besides oils and water colors, there 6. To elect officers for the Dis S 62 X 82 cloths—with .8 napkins...... $ 1 4 .9 8 when cutting it. pin the pattern to hour and IQ minutes, or until cake BftLCH is Your trict for the ensuing year; 719 MAIN STREET and pick up tester Inserted in center of loaf are fine brushes, canvases, stretch jS other sets <7.49 up the fabric and trace around the your free copv of our new 1935 ers. and eaaels. 7. To transact such other bu.si- edges with soap. comes out clean. Turn out on rack; ness as may properly come befqrc 'm ' ■ ‘ • edition of ‘‘HOME DECORATOR cool thoroughly before storing In AND HOW TO PAINT BOOK' To give a white appearc .3 to said meeting. ; CARTER'S. LAKELAND, RUGIY, CHIPS New Beauty In Wallpapers tightly covered container. Dated at Manchester, Connecti I The WALIJ*APERS OF 1955. as just out! yellowed nylon garments, add blu REG. $34.95 COTRAY FINE QUALITY ing to the final rinse water. cut this first day of November - - ahown in exciting variety at the Nice Travel Gift , A. D. 1952. Start Your Qiristmas Festive Chlidten Sahtd 5IOGILL -CONVERSE CO ,M- A very nice Christmas - gift for Signed: RAYOiS AND COTTON SETS PANY, 645 Main street, are love Ingredients: 2 cups cubed cook a man in service or on? who travels Gloves to match fall costumes JUNIOR BOYS' HOCKMYER r / /•* / lier than ever. Familiar colors and ed chicken. 2 coarsely chopped frequently is a SE.AFORTH TRA are fashionable this year. Patterns Andrew Ansaldi 66 X 108 cloths—with 12 napkins. Ivory only. , combinations and aohie that are hard-cooked eggs, 1 cup thinly VEL KIT — a plaid case with for gloves that you can make from Jack M. Gordon CORDUROY PANTS $5.25 COLORED very new are presented in pleaa- sliced celery, 1 teaspoon salt, '4 zipper closing, fitted with six un leftover scraps of fabric are avail BETTER DEAL George W. C. Hunt — SPECIA L $24.95 Ingiy clever designs suited to-all tea.spoon curry , powder, 1 table breakable bottles holding brush able at most pattern counters. COMMISSIONERS LUNCH CLOTHS Shoppii^ Now types of homes and every room in spoon lemon juice, ’4 cup mayon less shaving cream, lotion, talc, the house. To the rich "feel” of naise, salad greens. 6 canned cling cologne, hair-gxooniing, and deo . A New- Rug for the Holiday? PONTIAC DEALER JUNIOR BOYS' HOCKMYER peach halves (well drained), *4 • . < . nt r xt r. ■'! 'Mrh* 62 X 62—S I .98 up textured papers is added new use cup sliced roa.sted almonds. dorant. The ktt Is <4.95 at the If you'd like to do a big piece Rea^ Herald Advs. of coloV in soft plaids and in fig Method: Mix cliicken. eggs and WELDOM DRUG COMPANY. of home-beautifying fgr ’ the holf- TWEEDUROY PANTS $5.50 52 k 70—$3.98 up At The ures. Special tastes can be met celery In large bowl. Mix salt, days, you'll find a wonderful choice Above slzea are 4 to II. ‘ . . •_____ , Othara with naijlklni to match, with scenic papers for den or game cuiTV powder and lenfion juice In 'What you can do to help your in 9 X It FOOT RUGS at the room Or youth-pleasing Scout sym- small bowl; stir Ih mayonnaise little one eiijo-y her hours in bed MANCHE.STBR CARPET CEN W = = = = j*. ■‘/ hola—and evjen Space Cadets! , . grafluklly.' Add ■ to chicken mlX' ..is tp. be. Bura.ihe . has comfortable, TER,, 305 Main atteet.. Lovely, coir ture;' toss lightly. -Place 'peaches lightweight,. bedding. .. plenty.. of prs, and very harmpnipua. .combina BOY5'OtP5 3$1 JW Stewed Raisins ‘ on salad greens and top each half fresh sir, and a cool, quiet room tions ~d( color are rich and satisfy ■ ORGANDY R IW IED CURTAINS Ingredients; 2 cups of seedless awav from family,actlvitiea ing. Prices for nice quality start aa TOWN iR i CmiNTRY AUCTION SALES W’qpl menons, wool gabardlnea. Wool plaids. Monton ear Bap with salad. Sprinkle with almonds. low as <62.50. cap^ leather raps. 42 Inchea wide each aldq—Plcot hemmed. B4, 62 and 72 raisins, 2 cups of water. Makes g servings. The only schedule you should Method: RinsA raisins In hot try to enforce upon the baby Is inches long. - water; drain. Add rai.slns to 2 that she get used to going to bed Wire salad baskets are useful; WOMEN^S O U tLET M M HOLDS ANY ITEM ON OUR LAY-AWAY PUN Don't allow the baby to play just put the washed salad greens .cups water and boll 10 ^minutes. Vvith toys that have points or sharp ns soon after m ea ltim e'as possible. MILLSTREH - SPECIAL $2.9* Cool. Serve with thin cream. Makes It's not a good idea, either, to rock in. the basket and shake- away any GLASTONIURY BOYS' SUEDE KNIT SkT edges, it only takes a split second water clinging to the leaves. aboilt 214 cups—enough for 5 serv to dsmsge an eye, but the result the' baby to Bleep in your arms. OPEN 9:30>9:00 SATURDAY TIL 4 TRAVERSE DRAW DRAPES BUY NOW - NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 195$ ings. can be a lifetime of sightlessness. Once you establish this type of r PAJAMAS Note: If more juice is desired, If your youngster gets a-foretgn pattern she will bsik at being-put Lemons of a deep yellow color > Sizes 4 to 18. SK OUS IXTENSIVe DISPLAY OFj N E W T IE S add additional water. body in her eye, it is not wise to down, and you wtll find yourself are usually more mature and have involved in an emotional unheaval more juice than fruit of a lighter full width . every time you want the baby to or ifiTecnish-yellow color. At Cheney Brothers Salesroom go to bed. 54 inches long $3,75 TOYS, POWER TOOLS, RADIOS, IFALL B0Y5' FLANNEL PAJAMA5 ^ - Floor*. U'alU. Furniture Rises 4 to to. . KEMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS Usp The Lay-.Awray At Mather's If you are . fumishthg a new 63 and 72 ih. Neckwear in stripes, solids and small patterns. Full It's saving of strain to choose home or doing a real renovation on long ...... -S3.98 TELEVISION SETS, DEEP FREEZERS, the "right" Christmas gift at lei an old one. it'a insurance of color DRESS length and bow ties. Rayon and silk with wool linings. NEW RECORD RELEASES sure and we recommend the wid* harmony to buy FLOOR COVER Resilient construction. Assorted shades. variety of BEAirTIFCL GIFTS B0Y5^ and YOUTH5' LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 81 inches long $4.49 "WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE" FOR ALL TASTES which can be INGS. WALL TILE, AND DI ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - W d f« r SetiMmoBR chosen now and held on the Lav NETTE SETS at the same time and place — apectflcally at the MITTEN5 qndGLOVE5 CHENILLE. FAILLE „ 90 inches long $4.98 AND MANY OTHER ITEMS ^ r e m n a n t s and IMPERFECTS "GREYHOUND" ...... Elio Mew Mono Away Plan at M.ATHER'S. AT IWANCHESTER FLOOR COVER THE'CENTER-sSilver or watches, 1 All wool, leather ll n ^ wool-leather p alm . AND TAFFETA VWORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE" distinctive jewelry for either sex ING COMPANY. 721 Main street. All colors. and all ages, unusual glassware, The best-known linoleums—ruga, StoB Fraborg elegant manicure sets, and many felt based, or Inlaid—have been BEDSPREADS . 1 H B _ 0 1 2 ,1 "HIGH NOON" ...... 7 ...... N ly May "apecial” ways Ip c%ter to, the chosen for iMauty of color, ease in FUZZY EAR MUFF5 75c J TIME PAYMINTS I takte for nice things. cleaning, duinbility, aiid styling to • NEW FAIUES ” • DRESSY STYLES $9.98 Each C h en ey B ro th ers harmonize with any decorative Harmonising polish on both scheme. Handsome asphalt tila can, • NEW TAFFETAS . .• SPORT STYLES A U 'C T ^ . REMNANT SALESROOM be laid in individual patterns. Wall WOOL-FILLED, 2-TONE hands and feet is always smart, tile takes the "curae” out of claan-. HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHES'rtlR ‘ ' but with the introduction of jevvel- Ing care. The dinette seta there are t NEW CREPU * SENSATIONAL VALUES 91 CENTU STMET MANCMISTIt . ^ ~ tones in enamel, an unusual effect T extile Store particularly attractive tn color SATIN PUFFS _ INCORPORATED may be achieved by matching combination, as well as resistant • NEW WOOLS • TERRinc RARGAINS A. L. SLOCOM B. Prop. OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 4 EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. OPEN 9 to 5:30-+SATURDAY 9 to 4:45 polish to the leather sandals, to ordinary damage.. XHOIISESSON $9.98 Each I iM c . : MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY^ CLOSED |VEDNESDAYS ^ 763 Main Street al^lT.Oreen Stamps Given TeU 5680 T l^ wonderful matching effect SIZES 9.1S-.1^20— 14Va.24Va 913 M«in St., N««r MBnehiL - / -■ i ' : 1‘f ' W .j .• ■ * . n • .1 Wi.t, ■ L. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 PAGE TWENTY-PIVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY^ NOVEI^ER 19. 1952 \v Shdntz Not^ Dhcovered By a ScouG Came to A V by Sheer Accident Sooners * . Trojfuis and Bruins Local Sport New York, Nov. 19 — (/p) — ^wanted to know whether Nolle Baseball’s Dream Baiting Nine Robbias, Two Time Bobby Sbants, American Leisgue's pitched. , ’No,’ • answered Curry, AP Newafeehirea Orange Bowl Yale Bulldog Choice mqat valuable player of 1952, waa H iese nine major leagucn 'They used their second string Chatter not "dlaoo'vered” by a Philadel pitcher, a kid named Shantz. woMid make up a tkeam offen Hold Secret Sessions Winner, 4o Compete phia acout as generally - supposed, " 'You don’t mean Bobby Shants, sive team for any manager. Football Bid JACKIE ALLEN, Bobby Knight, . but came to the Athletics by sheer the plnt-alxed southpaw?’ I asked Ttiey are the playera who led plus fans expected to cram Me accident. Incr^ulouBly. ‘Why he’s ho bigger t Hl'SCH I.RAGl'K <|. WOMEN'S LgAOUR L m Angeles. Nov. 19—(/P)— Kenny Goodwin and Joe Kubachka the hitteni at each position in . Prlaren S«tla«r##t (l| morial Coliseum and the millions Total of 30 antrlM hav« b«en . The 5-foot, 6%-inch lefthander, than a midget. How could he pos N#Hk Melk#$lit Me. 1 <4) Norman, Okla., Nov. IB —UB-— Southern California’s Trojans Imd are ach^^duled to work out with the Over John Harvard 1992. Excluding the pitcher, ' d; Brnwn ...... IIJ IM .'*«1 Phillip# ...... IJ lOJ M 271 received' to date for the Sixteenth who'won 24 and lost only seven Oklahoma aatonlaha ' Totala ...... 424 4M 411 1171 Orange Bowl—in doflanea of con- their football game which will de AW3»fE GU.RTAFRON is playing RO( ll.l*): UTV f.KAUtT* you call him, la the best .young ice. He can also punt but Bob Hey- unsurpassed anywhere for color lloBtoB llRkfry 2) Turkey Day classic, heads the list ing Negro baseball at tbe time; Zhorty ...... 19 I0« II 215 n. M. Raataa b ...... HR 09 121 of thin-clads who will Compete. the Rose Bowl game. soccer team Jhis season. Arne Popick ...... 04 108 130 322 ‘TT WAS BACK In 1947," Gott throws tbe ball every which way. Lupacchino .97 101 101 304 Lata ...... 15 II —. 171 THE SVBPKIBE announcement UCLA. Ivy League rivals are but ghosts of rm o ...... :. 108 95 108 311 Robbins will head one of the lieb epiained, "and I.owned the N. Lupaoehino 19 13 90 371 BeraanakI ...... 12 Nothing of Importance has leak- registered a ahutnut last Sunday, C II I awear he threw 14 different kind Low 8oor« .... .95 15 95 255 < Lucaa cams ffom Dr. Gaorga L. Cto m , M from the respective camps. Big gun thus far for the Tro their old gridiron greatness. nnwpr ;...... 112 103 111 395 strongest teams in the race, the Philadelphia 8tara of tbe Negro his first of the season. Stannird ...... w 90 101 292 of curves at ua, including the ------Orlael .. univaralty praaldant, who told a Both squads presumably are still jans is .limrny Sears, who plays With a 6-2 record In Coach Jor New York Pioneer Club. O^er American League. We were ached Totala ...... 471 503 485 1445 Wllhalm 97 student rally ha would aanctian a the same tailback spot as Cameron dan Ollvar’a flrat aeason at the members of the Pioneers who Will dangest knuckleball I ever aaw.’ In excellent condition, ready to de ToUIr -1. A...... ,5^5 500 561 1516 uled to play against a team called "SEVERAL WEEKS later," Got Totala 445 459 412 13M bowl trip if tha team wants to go. fend their undefeated and untied in this clash of two single wing I>OCAL MEMBERR of the Cen helm, the Elir. boa.st a good line, a compete Include Howard Jacobson, the Tacony Club. Ita atar pitcher 8t. Miry'a He and. Athletic Director imid teams. Sears has a running-pass tral Connecticut Board of Ap great sophomore aerial star in Ed Chpckf n» ...... m 106 n9-H»R-^ Earl Poster, Austin Scott, Gordon tlieb concluded, " I waa chatting Thpmaa ,...... 15 93 records in eight straight games was a big, strapping righthandler ...... 77 99 271 Mrrw'* t'Bairr* (1) Wilkinson meat this morning to ing total of 826 yards from scrim proved Basketball Officials will Molloy and a terrific pass-grabber Nfupf rt ... ..;...... 121 102 12.3 346 McKenzie and Joe Burns. with Jimmy Flood, then business Clifford ... apiece this fall. ChfimlPtruck ...... 100 105 90 295 named Walter Nolle, who at one manager of the Athletics in tha Nelaon ...... 107 112 313 Ch*j>m*n ...... 107 M 93 998 discuss the explosive subject—and THE GAME, which will he view mage and his electrifying punt re hold an important meeting Friday in end Ed Woodsum. KUtkii ...... no 99 121 330 ONE OF THE OLDflST active time pitched for the Brooklyn Hanaon ...... 91 103 259 . McCarthy ...... IS H 9l Mi perhaps. decide whether to aever turns have gone for 4.31 yards and night at 7 o’clock at the East Side Harvard, too, Is enjoying a foot Dummy .,...... 84 85 91 260 campaigners in the country, 67- office.at Shlbe Park, and I related Low Score ...... 15 95 285 Cu*hln( ...... IM M IM m ed on television nationally as the ' Dodgers. - 1.... Plrke.v ...... 89 104 I S their ancient ties with tha Big three touchdowns. This scrappy, R"c. ball renaiaaance under C o a c h year-old Amos Kujala of the Bos the yarn to him. Flood didn’t waste .... M ‘iGame of the Week.” marks the Totals ...... ^ ...... *528 "497 "544 1569 "Nblte ^ d been banned by the any time contacting Art Ehlera. Totala ...... 482 500 42 1412 Toppins ...... — U ~ ii Sevai). hard to down 167-pounder wears Lloyd Jordan. The Crlm.son has a ton A, A. will ba back as well as . — Petrone . . . . — IT 154 first lime the two local team.s have their farm director, who dispatched DALE MTCHELL STANM U8IAL Teaipl# B#4k 8k#l##i <14 « No. 32 jersey. ’ fi-3 slate—best since 1948—and Cordy Jordan of East Hartford, then Co'mmlaaioner Happy Chand Fendell 14 II Dr, Cross indicatad atrongly the come up for the Rose Bowl plum BR. R A Y MOZZER, Jim Blair Sad‘ak*a^ Harry O’Donnell, a Philadelphia lndimt—,32i 79 104 U 3W Totala ...... 413 411 411 1436 Soonara, fifth ranked in the na poascsse.s one of the East's top of-' Str.Nchiira ...... 11.1 134 1.31 378 another veteran. ler for jumping in the Mexican Levett .., • with perfect record.s. and John LaBelle comprise the scout to ai'gn Shants. Bobby was W'" Welaa ... II 93 93 372 Uaward IaM#cairi*f confaranca—and turning Indapen- nation's grid experts, and thejr the Ivy League's leader In rushing, 114 303 St. Bridget’s parish attended the Trnulon ...... 101 108 134 343 from Boston English will head his5- to tell me we had lost, 1-0. I Mickey Mantle of the World ZawlatowakI -...... II — D. Cowlat ...... 71 76 71 131 dant—or certain euspenaion fo r total offense and punting. Arekivy ... A. Rubacha ...... 15 138 M 326 Pound ...... 77 10 71 2M games almost without exceptio’n recent Notre Dame-Oklahoma ...... 119 146 98 363 team. Manchester High w’lll be Champions as the toughest hitter violating the bowl ban adopted last been won on "team-play.” New York, Nov. 19—(*l—Nat Hol Only last week he cracked the Roberta ...... — 106 96 202 represented by Frank Grlmason. Plocharcsyk ...... — 129 17 331 Qoodln .. 75 316 football game at South Bend. The Purnell .. 8 8 97 311 December. And ha added: This has been true particularly Ivy loop's single season rushing for him to get outi man. suspended City College of Fighting Irish won, 27 to 21. Totala ...... 525 "572 513 1610 Pete Close and Bill McArdle. Uni "Next to Mantle," aaid wee- Total! ...... 625 540 413 1547 Low Man ...... 71 II 71 337 "The only honorable cofurae of Coach Jess Hill's big Trojans, New York basketball coach, may mark set b y Princeton’s great Dick versity of Connecticut has also en < : 8##lh MelkaSlat N#. 2 43) woidd be to withdraw from the leave for home from Spain before Kazmaier. Clasby ha.s gained 903 Bobby, " I think the fellows Who Johnaor...... 108 120 111 342 Total! ...... 413 .131 m 1391 while an exception might be the T A X I BRM’ER Red Happeny Ralph's. (2) tered a team of Georg# Whitman. give me the moat troubla'^are A1 Mulaencr ...... 90 112 18 217 conference.” / key montirnta in several games hla acheduled Dec. 2 departure, he yards on the ground to Kaz’ 861 MrI>iuRhIlh ...... *116 115 iai T#wa Ilalart reports Frank Quinn, former ^34 Charlie-Dyson and Adolph Grimm. Rosen of the Cleveland Indians Speed ...... 104 W II M7 Tke devetepment came only a when halfback Paul Cameron hinted yeaterday. and has a total offense yardage of Tomko ...... 101 117 115 3,33 Springfield’s Tommy Crans has Towla ...... II 100 15 313 COOP4 ...... 19 91 91 171 major league pitcher with the Vurrlck ...... ■ ia*» ii:> 102 .322 and Qaorga Kell of the Boston DITaraixfo ...... 71 94 T« M l week afler Big Seven faculty re- came 'Off the --wovihded m en ’s Holman told the New York Post 1.355-,^ne of the nation'a Jiest. notified race officials that he will — FRONT Loomis",...... 17. .101 93 217 M. Cowl«l .r.:...... M " M M i f i "Boston Red Sox and Washington Twit Me ...... 128 HR 106 347 He’a pacing the Ivy punters with Red" Sox. Both are righthandcra” Poncrau ...... M M 19 I7$ preaentatlvea, meatliig In Kansas bench” to steer UCLA to victory. that he planned to arrive in New Senators, is how living in Vernon. Synol ...... 87 122 10.9 314 run although his entry has not as Totala . Sit 849 393 1552 City, refused to make aa exception Udividually however, there will York Dec. 8, an average of 38.2 on 40 boots. Shants named Gene Woodllns Dietz ...... M M M ]T« Totala ...... m 'T il "531 1650 yet been received. to the conference reatrletton on be much to watch for the 100,000- "But now I will call my family,” But Clasby and his crew have and Yogi Berra of the Yankees and Zlaa Lalkera# (I) Totalj, 441 4U 4M l l « B ILL RHAtV’R touchdown last Ir. A. Whits (1) The race will start at 10:30 in END Pets Runnela of the Washington C. Hampton 73 311 any poat-aeason athletic aettvite. he aaid in Madrid and aee what their work cut out, for them, Yale’s Surt^oll ...... 112 113 1.30 .r>,5 Sunday for Silk City against front of the Cheney library on Senators aa the three lefthanded O. Hampton 19 aw-' The pronouneemant from Dr. thii ii ail about and whether it's great showing justifies ifs aelecr C. Opnfvvpai ...... 127 129 117 373 Brennan .... M 2T7 COl’NTBT CLPB WOMEN Thompsonville was the former LraaTC ...... ,. . __ 102 103 205 Main street. Finish line will also batters who gave him the most Dell (4) Croaa. a strong aporte boostar, is necessary to return earlier.” tlqn as a 10-polnt choice. T3ie Bull- Burkp .. .. Klelnert .... 93 289 University of Connecticut’s back ..... S’ ■ lot 103 89 293 be in front of the library. Publio trouble last year. H. Hampton 138 130 H arry...... 101 II 371 a direct reversal from hia stand a Holman, along with Professor first this season for the Aces. Bill ddga are second only to "Big .1. (spnoveal ...... lU 99 9S 309 SPECIAL Barger 78 address system will be set up at 71 MO year age when ha went on record, >'lghtly Nov. 24 Three” titlist Princeton in offen.se. Dummy ...... 77 77 "That Berra is a tough man to Frank 8. Lloyd, chairman of the in previous games had been a de — — the library to keep spectators in Totala ...... 445 464 471 1317 Schmidt ., 78 13 M i l along with university rageats, aa thru 80th pitch to.” moaned the tiny A ’s Dummy .. 78 79 Faculty Committee, and Aaaiatant fensive standout. Can Harvard’s admittedly un Totala ___ ...... 531 546 TightM and I n t p • c: t I'ealer Caazaa Na. I (4) opposing poat-aeason football der-manned frontier hold Yale’s 536 16^2 formed of the progress of tha racs hurler. "Once I threw a pitch to Benton ..., 71 90 Mat. Rat Nov. 29 Coach Harry Sand were suspended after it has started. Lealle ...... 95 107 . M 1 by City College Monday because of flock of good running backs? Can him that I felt certain waa going Neill ...... 114 91 * — : games. and Suiulsy, SOtta SILK C ITY has rolled up 118 Star Hardware U) front M id, odjust e a tfM ’, to hit him on the right cheek, but McComb ...... 131 94 116 1 Totala ...... 438 III 111 12M The president said last night he "unbecoming conduct.” polnta in winning seven of eight Harvard’s only .so-so paass defense i#ambrrt ...... 1.37 96 157 .390 Saarl ...... 94 99 99 1 Plaascla A report by the board of higher operatives contain Molloy’s air Robinaon ...... 103 113 126 .342 he juat picked It off his right ear Dummy ...... 71 71 71 311 had already contracted tha reg games this season. Coach Elof AniBnds .. no Steckel ...... 96 138 — 1 Dummy ,.. ents, who laft tha matter up to educations committee on intercol strikes ? Can the Crim.son pene ...... 112 92 314 eom lM r and ton and lined it into right field for a GEORGE KELL GENE BEARDEN JACKIE ROBINSON Moore ...... — — 107 1 ...... 7« N 7$ 31t COLISEUM Solomonson’s charges scored seven Prsllp ...... 115 99 95 309 double." Low Score ...... — — II la w ...... 10 « 7« 9M him aad Wilkinson. legiate basketball into the fix acan- points in each of their first four trate a line that gave vaunted RdwarrJa ,...... no 118 94 .322 West Side Mid|(et .ItdSox-.ill Broivas —, J59 Do4gor» — ,i0t Lorentaen . .... 73 M M Ml H >«t SprinrflHd McCormick ...... 71 M 91 360 Bpwl fever haa been running •HmseM.WAttA^awaM fjf dai^ criticized Holman for hts games, then exploded for 30. 14. 26 Princeton plenty of trouble? fotn tiTM, iMlanen front Totala ... 530 531 U7 1443 statements that he remained aloof Those are a few of the questions Totala ...... ">77 536 564 1677 League Rosters high hete In Soonerland, It reached and 20 in their next four starts. Haoap C'lab (2» Total# ...... " iii "iri I m ilio Its peak last night when aome 900 from details of the basketball pro The locals won three straight be that will be answered for a throng Ci^rniirr ...... 1.36 in 101 348 wtwnh. El iaa##l l.atkeraa (4) gram outside of coaching the of 39.000 which will fill Harvard K. Surdoll ...... 101 120 95 316 Sport Schedule Renion ...... 103 103 111 333 stuM te chanted their demand for fore bowing to Stratford and then Orarzyk ...... Ill 118 119 348 Arderion ...... too M 96 212 Flaallsl (4) a bowl trip on tha town (Mtsi^e the team. Stadium to watch this 69th meet BROWN AND BEAUPRE Johnion ... Dummy ...... U M 176 rolled up four straight successes Bahrorir—Yr ^ ...... 10.5 145 98 348 ...... 109 91 117 117 Oangwere preaidant’s mansion. " I certainly don’t intend to let In their next four outings. ing, in a aeries dating from 1875. S. Surdfll ...... 130 118 123 369 _ Coach: Gordon Todd. B. Reyn- Wednesday, Nov. $6 Carlfon ___ ...... 97 104 too 301 ...... $6 79 Ml this go unchallenged,'' Holman, Special Low Score Nelann ...... 71 90 34$ Dr. Cross stepped out to speak, Yale has won 39. lost 22 and tied 7. H B , W, Reynolds, B. Hubbard, G. Ba.9ketball — Wethersfield vs. , .. 101 101 101 334 Phelan . 100 who has been on a sabbatical Totala ...... 583 610 536 im ..... 97 9M aad his answer was like a bolt S I/' N II A Y AI-TERNOON the Comparative scores mean little Merrer, B. Merrer, H. Minor, W. Nassiffs, 7—Rec. ToUli . . . 117 801 619 IsS7 Loekwood ...... 90 8 11 310 leave,, told the post. " I will defend for a contest like this, hut the Chapdier, J. Campbell, J, Com- Poquonock va. Frankie’g 8:30- from the blue. afadis Aces will travel to Hartford for rszanl Rroa. Cl Center C#az#s Na. I (I) Total! .... C 404 40$ 1910 Tha conference Hkevriae was myself, of course.” views of opposing coaches carry r. G»»novpai . poseo, T. Nee. Rec. Hlllnikl 122 106 106 134 He added that he never had any a return game with the Hartford ...... 116 »i. 111 318 thimdaratruek. In Kansas City, Aragons. The locals will be plent.v. of weight...... 166 lor 117 386 Thursday, Nov. *7 Clark ..... 90 94 too 274 knowledge of his players taking Fiitnma ., . Brown 103 103 99 90S Orotal .,., M 74 910 Executive Secretary Reavaa FfRars OF 1953 strengthened by the addition of Herald Photo CHARLEY C.VLDWTXL whose ...... us 102 127 344 DECt’K DRIVE IN $ 0 . 5 0 Annual Five Mile Road Race, Smith .... Boyd ...... 70 90 IID • rolMOHg I I M M It A I m >4 I V JIMMY ROACH T. rhlllipa . 100 .66 91 103 311 said "It’s . all newa te me,** and bribes. Princeton Tigers thumned Har ...... 122 112 234 Coach: Delmont. Ballard. D. 10:30—Main street. Crandall , Anderson M 19 M linemen Doug Wisse and AT Wil Clrphowakl ...... 95 116 126 3.37 .10 II 105 393 Sommers . had nothing more to any. •'I criticized them when they Manchester High’s greatest all-time football player, Jimmy vard 41-21. but had to fight all the Renn, B. Ballard, M. Conlln, B. Baaketball—Alumni vs. High, u n m made mistakes," he said, "but I liams. University of Connecticut Totala .... 491 "497 "m i u ii Dummy ,. H m au Roach, will enter the New York Military Academy In September, tils wav to whip Yale 27-21 savs: Total.s ...... 614 513 593 1719 Conlin, r. Zaglio, B. Hewitt, G. 8:30—Armory. . Br ic a d o o n didn't suspect them of being dla- players_this past season, and pos Mannips Mi \\ O M t»l to Hit. « I lONN sibly A1 Rogers. parents announced yesterday. Roach, a four letterman, will enter ”1 don’t like to predict but I Geer, G. Todd, F. Scribner. Friday, Dec. 6 ^ h--. . Total* ... S70 i n u honest.” rjmpl ...... 132 12". 130 .377 8t. Brldzet'a Ns. 1 m Sloan 13 X4 MUml Baach, Fte.—H olly Mims. last night were as follows: Jerry Jtist how much time the Johnnies Kowjikl ,. 120, I V 1.32 m Hanna ...... 102 in II nt V. n. n#pai <4> KrupA .. . GUS'S GRINDERS Pep Eager for Title 108H, Washington, outpointed New York— Finnegan , ...... 90 7B 77 9M .by, 136, San Franciaco, o u tp ^ te d Totala .... Brainard llarrlngten ...... M M N $71 Joe Twaronlte 351 and Bill LaRivi- ule to be the biggest ever from Yale’s Olivar is definite on one 520 547 1003 E. Bissell, K. Doherty, E. Elb, D...... 19 13 91 310 Maxle Doeuaen, 188, N tw Orlaana, We have new Pendletons ere 362. point of attendance. point: Vlttner ...... IM 101 119 330 Manchuek. CONNECTICUT'S Matteaon ...... 91 . 97 119 314 Total...... 437 4M 419 i n i lOt . > Not the least reason for this is "W e’ve minimized the tradition Bout Fdees Chavez Quillteh ...... IM in 108 341 TItIcbt (#1 Portland, Ma.—^Armando Lopas, M ATT MORI ARTY Is the gtild- that the United States Open al buildup. 1 don’t like it. Our Harvard Releases MeCurry ...... - 110 117 IM 333 Dummy ., ...... 19 U 19 IM FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ollbertaon ...... 79 M II 9tf 184, Havana, outpointed Rocky waiting ing hand behind Jimmy Roach’s champion will make the tour for spirit .was no different for prince- Coach: Jack Donahue, , Hol Total! .. DeUartIn ...... r M M 971 Sullivan, ISO, Boston. 10. 8 St. Louis, Nov. 19 — (IP)—Hope tlx round 'TKO in a scheduled ...... 533 536 640 1197 decision to enter New 5'ork Mili the first time in three years. ton than for our other games and _Eighl Game Slate land, R. Holland, J. Delaney, R. CLEANEST CARS fight game — a point that may Ballsleper ...... N 91 M Ml Nswark, N. J. — .Ttiny Gonaalez, ful Willie Pep, eager th get an HlllnskI ...... IM 106 is 304 tary Academy. Another former He is Julius Boros, the Fairfield. I don't think the bovs will be much figure in his hopes to wrest the 10 rounder. 8t. Jaaea No. 9 ion; Nov. 7. Princeton; 14„Brown: most 'people paying to see prize these complicated tlmea, proceeds heads for Hollywood, for a brief brought him today the Associated night in the West Side Rec Bowl Purchase two fighters apUttlng 10 polnta a E-'rrson ...... - 13' — 100 113 fighta by shawing with a certain on the now radical theory that If Press lineman of the week award. 21, Yale at New'Haven, Conn. ing League, best mark by a team Frehtit ...... 117 18 _ 216 film commitment and to hit the round. Smith ...... 110 IM 111 M3 blade and wetting their Insides you give people a good show, The 23-year-old senior fronfi th V season. A 628 aingle gams 1951 PLYMOUTH SAVOY Zwick ____ tournament trail for good. FLEDGLING FLYER8 Oroen. • ...... Ill 111 IM MO with d(;y beer, one of the nation's they’ll rnme out no matter what PRIZE MONEY should ap Waynesboro, Miss., earned the nod team total waa also a new league On Kovts ...... I07 IM 11 107 oldest club.s, Ridgewood Grove, has and pay a reasonable fee, provided in the poll of sport writers and The St. Louis Flyers of the record. Stock No, U-9S5...... PtganI ,,, ...... — 100 104 304 proach $700,000 in 1953, and some American Hockey League are em Olympic Ski Star gone back to the gas-light era way youlrr. not foolish enough to give body will ha\'e to do a lot of .shoot- broadcasters. Hla feat of snaring Totals ...... M7 844 " iii IMO of promoting. It to them free, gratis and a '45-yard aerial from Jimmy Lear ploying one of the youngest teams WEST SIDE EEC Junior Bas for ing to keep Boros from collecting, in the history of the circuit this 1949 iU IC k SUPER SEDANETTE Plans Divorce After an initial test. George k nothing rfa video. his share. in the last quarter especialiy was ketball League will hold its firsi Bfaioko Radio aad heatar. A nat aloa oar! Araisry (St COMPARE! SAVE! Sheppard is thankful that he had outstanding. season. The oldest player on the tryouts tonight at 6:30, Any boy Masssro ...... 109 M M 3N Only the uninitiated were sur S t o c k N O a NT* Wo # •••e*#eo O'# oee. eB*ae#aaa*s . . . 1 . Sheppard put on the type of The play set up Ole Miss’ win team is only 28, he being the ever Phillips - ...... 116 113 113 340 Other STAR You prised when the former amateur between 13 and 15 years of age is Winter Reno, Nov. 19— Katy Ru Fairfield ...... 104- 1 1 — 192 tt^Tscr* h\7\he''ru:: i ^ «--e L ow„ ning touchdown in the closing, reliable Ralph Almas. eligible to compete. came' from nowhere to overtake dolph, U. 8. Olympic aki atar, is Berk ...... 101 119 114 114 Makes COVERS* Save torir joint in Brookl>-n s Ridge- to coast. He signed a Ben Hogan and win the Open at minutes. Slay caught the ball on 1951 FORD TUDOR Sarpola , ...... 107 IM 111 133 wood iectlon could noifind a spon- '‘""P''', "J, '''■''"K youngsters, to d the Maryland three. Two playa Gray. Haatar, 1S.0M mUe ear. working as a 'Reno waitress and Atamlan ...... — . — II 13 112.60 $2.00 , them to fight or never come hack, Dallas' Northwood in his third Mends say,. plana to divorce her $10.50 later the Rebels shoved over the Stock No. O T - M S ...... ToUla then •« watched several hona'fide crack at it with 71-71-68 281. Aa ski-jumping husband, Paul Wege. ---...... 517 $30 631 iw i Rldgewmid Grove aeiats no "more an amateur, he tied with Sam winning six-pointer, an achieve . Darl-Mald <4) - 116.9^ • $12.95 $4.00 - wars develop right down his card. man, also an Olympic team mem' Keerey , thanman 4,000,s.mni, nmhut I'rnmoierPromoter .-snep-Shep- ^ ^ Snead for second in the North and ment that after the game brought ...... V 113 no 133 145 ;them. the bid'itiX'Play bi^the-Bugar- b e r . ^ ___ JarrU ...... 119-104 194 "143 ^ 418.96 $4.46 and fhe'iHlgIrt South Open nr ■ 1-9 4 9 , when'he" wa* The Mends reported Katy may Spencer ...... 96 IM 114 330 $ 1 4 .5 0 - small rlubs throughout the land prospect for good times again at B.owl...... ______. .• Tasssrt Ridgewood, despite extravagant a-quarter-finalist in the-United - stock NOt NT*S0te eoee#s#ee#*eseee«ee oTelTe a 100% wool, puilted lined marry Stein Erlkaeii,. Norwegian ...... 161 114 143 421 j turned the spotlight on It. .\ sim State-Amateur in Rochester. He SLAY, A ' 188-pounder- who ^infier Sp« 9ia l Fuller ., ...... _13l IM l8l M l $21.96 $15.50 ' $6.46 ilar experiment at Holyoke,. Maas., Saturday night. Tv productions. stands six feet, ong, inch, is the world ski champ now in this c««- Stock No# 17*V7d# ■.•.••■••o###a'io#.*a»*aa.*8a with ‘ nylon reinforced Katy’s attorney said she .ar $32.00 $7.00 telecasting here and there. Boston A year ago. Sam Snead told NO S 2 5 M pfrhapa is the only major city pard.^ ‘T v e got to get kids who Boros’ father-in-law, Frank Cos Three other ends. Harland Avar# rived in August, and could have r knitted inner cuff. S i ^ filed a divorce suit last month. Sports Mirror which has no tnick with it 'at'all. figure to whale the tar out of each grove, that the freshly-turned pro of Washington State: Owen Coo- 1949 MERCU Y 4-DOOR BELT $39.00 $7.00 ^ But ahe hasn't worked out datai)s With that running for him. Tom other. You've never heard of the couldn’t miss winning the more gah, Holy Croaa and Joe Hands, IncliidM c Im i i m d odfust piHgs, elMeli flt K t r a ff Bliie. lUdlo aad heater. bceOeat eoadltton. 36 to 50. In tan, gray and • Cm bpM b mh tiMM toetory prio«t. my Collins, the Little'John L., has kids I ’m going to use -fellows like important tournaments.— Duke. also, were praised highly for Stock NOh ItT*SSIa ••••«••••••••##••• qSith Wegeman, now with thir TODAY A YE A R AGO—Thrice- their Saturday performances. and rngiilator, elMck and odjiMt carburntnr, chnek U. B. Navy at Guam. beaten Kentucky accepted a bid to made the turnstiles click in the Danny Giovanelli and Joey Klein HE COI’ LDN’T, and backed Up navy. good, old-fashioned way in the — but nobody ever heard of a lot of his smashing victory in the .Open Kline G ll^rt, a Misaiaaippi or rnplacn paiHn. .elMeli oN i^nitian wims. ehack 1949 PACKARD SEDAN ^ play in the Cotton Bowl game teammate of Slay,, turned ' iit a Hack.* Radio and heater. CAGE OO-CAFTAINS agalnat the Southwest Conference u Hub. Collins' was matched' with great fighters before they-fought by winning the Chicago Tam coH. elnon bottnry c o U m . ^diust fan M t o n d Lauro Salas immeiliately after the at the Grove.” O'Shanter World Championship good game at tackle and received Steck No. U-SIS. Priced to eeU a t ...... representative oh Jan. 1. several votes. Ken ■' Harlow, of brakM.-..„.. REG. lf.9 5 - Britigvport, Nov. 19—tffiTt-^Gus Mexican feather dropped the light and its' first prize of $25,000 in a Haady Mall Order Coupon. “ F IV E YEARS AGO— Dudley 8. Sheppard’a system calls for s Texaa, Jim Davis, of Oklahoma, Seaman and Lou Saccone, the'only weight leadershjp back to Jimmy play-off with Dr. Cary Middlecoff. 1947 OLDSMOMLE "9 8 " 4-DOOR SiDAN gHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiiii'iiMHimiiik- DaOroot resigneid as head coach Step in and see our slock of America'$ little old-fashioned matchmaking. dnd Ken Bridges of Wake Forest two Unlveraity of Bridgeport baa- W a Mok* TImirI Carter at the...Chicago Stadium, That's the main trouble, today. No Tha\ made him the leading money were other tackles nominated. Mach Kadio aad heater. HydimaMtIe Drive. o f the Los Angeles Dona of the All- winhir with more than $37,000 and ANY MODEL C A R - .4 o r lC Y U N D ill In TAN [] NAVY n O RE^I h4itball players to have acored more America Conference. OcL 15. The Boston Garden was body bothers about that any more. Guards Tom Ellis of Iowa and Neaa aew tlrea. paaetore proof tabea." " the ProfeshlpnaJ '"G.O 1 f e r-of-the- • ‘ s than 1,000 polnta, will be co-cap- V io J H f T M finest wool shirts—PendletonI Americo'i sold out in 12 days. Tbis scrap, They don’t look hard enough Marshall Rush of Texas A A M Staeh Na. I7-S09. A rial bay at ----- aapaaaoa $935 T E N . YEARS AGO—Brooklyn originally scheduled for Nov. 17, Year. S SMB® D®Blr®d •'■a###aaoe^e#aaa# g talna of the team this aeason, the around the gymnasiurna. A boy received favorable mention as did university announced today.--Sac- Dodger President Branch Rickey finest ^cous# only Pendleton offers so was postponed until Dec., 8 be Boros, 32. wears the crown well, announced the re-appointment of Yom Sov^ can't get on beoauae.jiis manager, centers Russ MacLeod of Cornell. ^ JtWB® (Priflt) a#####a##« a'#*# • • 2 cone, a flve-lettar athlete (football, cause Salas came down with a or himself doesn’t belong to a and still can't wa it to get to the Tom Catlin of Oklahoma and Dick ALL A80VE CARS HAVI THE FAMOUS "ED" Manager Leo Duroeber. cold. course. Built like a football guard H haaeball, track, golf and baaket much in perfection of fit and tailoring, in clique. Programs are juat tossed Tamburo of Mlchigah State. SULLIVAN SAFE RUY USED CAR WARRANTY ball),' pnd Seaman both.are aeniora TWENTY YEARS AGO—Notre ^ ! Ridgewood Grove was closed to together. T^e television sponsor x t five feet ll’j and 200 pounds. Dima defeated Navy, 12-0 before professional boxing for the first doesn’t ha\;e to compensate for’ ■a T O W M . ■a#########i#'B## a •'•••••§ whose homes are in Bridgeport. ^ long and satisfactory wear. All ore virgin doesn’t know the difference • and FIRST MEETING ■ ...... ## *1 75,000 fana in Cleveland. • time In 33 years some months back doe.sn’t care as long as he has aliything. ~ I PhM t % Conn. 8«1m Tnz ' 1 SIZES 48 oBd 50 because the promoters did not be He has a beautiful swing, a deli . NO FAMILY AFFAIRS wool through and through. . ^ something to put oh the channel. Oxford Miss.— iN E A )—W h e n S [ ] C.OJ>. [ j M.O. or Check s LEARN IN G M N EW TRADE lieve they could exist without a All the boxing commission asks is cate pitching and putting toucli, Maryland played Misslsaippi this (Parta Extra) I' $14.50 measly 8750 that came with video, and in the Open clearly demon- B ' ' 3 For the first time In many aea- that . the participants be able season, it marked the first meet nHllllllliiMIHIIIHIIillllllililllHIIIIIIK and had to be shared^ with the atrated that he can scramble like sons, there are no brother combi -Four members of the American ■f bodied. ing between the schools in any MORIARTY^.' nations playing in the Amerleaa Baseball League atfff of umpires combatants. , blazes when he has to. His is the sport...... — ; Ridgewod’s reop^ning-was made' George Sheppard and the Ridge perfect disposition for the Royal TOWN BBi COUNTRY AUCTION SALES Hockey League this aeason, either were at a Providence hockey game wood Grove .Arena la allowing au uaiia «m it aaacsuiu on tho same teams or as rivals. in the American Hockey League all the more gratifying because a and Ancient. Absolutely no tem PAYS TO ADVERTISE STAR S U T COVERS promoter’s nightmare, an all-day amall rlubs how to survive and perament, bn and off the course. MEN'S OUTLET Tha one brother due of the Lavalla, recently, perhaps learning how to rainstorm, did not keep the pa save the entire beak busting busi Gracious Jules Boros is fairly Clayton in St. Louia and Drval in oflleiate that aport aa well. 'D m MAIN 5TREIT AT H A Z IL - - T IL 2-5408 ness by developing stara. ^—. Chapel HlIU -N. C.'-^(NEA) — SoUmeneqlnco M nX STREET GLASTONBURY Provldancs was broken up recent arbiters in attendance were Jim GLENNEY’S trons away in droves. Some 2%K), certain to do it again, and every John Kenfield got’liia North Caro Uni Om.WaaM-UMl Oari Waristl OPEN 900 to S -«A T C K O A Y ’T IL g NIXr TO PMSr NATIONAL RANK hungry for the real thing, paid a It is by throwing out television body W ill ba tickled to death; in ly when Orval vraa sent te- Cbiuv Duffy, Hank Soar, BUly Oriava and - 789 m A i N s t r e e t lina coaching job in, 1927 by an- «34 CENTER STREET MANCHISTIR - i wttetewn. 1. BUI Summers. net of 82,700, something, unheard and bringing the customer back to cluding the plajing profeaaionala. aw ering'an advertlaamant In a of at a small club these days. the clouter. He’a good for their buainasa. lawn tennla jpumal.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1952 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN YA6E TWENTY-SIX Help Wanted—Mala 36 Articles for Sals 45 Hons4!hold Goods , 51. Household Goods 61 Rooms without BoSrd 59 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Legal Notice Legal Notice AntomobUea for Salt 4 Automobiles foY Sale 4 Household Services Help! Wanted— Female 35 Offered 13sA PEERLESS SNOW plow, 7' blade, St o b Ia t ^ ABC’S SPECIALS_____ LARGE ROOM suitable for two MANCHESTER — Green Manor AT A COURT OF PBOBATK lirid at , AT A count or p r o b a t e held. Says World Is in Tuimoil | BUY SiSLECT USED CARS Road. Three Bedroom Ranch Haneheslrr. within and Ioi"(hi! Dli- at Manchester, within and for the CONVERTIBLE A GOOD PLACE TO WORK HELP WANTED to atrip tobacco. hydraulic lift and undercarriage. girls or couple. Complete light li/s PER CENT / It let of Manchoit<-r, an the 17th day Classified MATTRESSES MADE to order, CHAMBERS’ FURNI’TURE Home with full cellar, attached District of Manchester, on the llth SPECIALS BUY WISELY Phone 2-9529 after 5. • A-1 condition. Reasonable. In housekeeping facilities. Call 3S80 of November, A.'D. 1953. day of November. 1152. re-made and aterillzed like new. NEW AUTOMATIC garsM, enclosed side porch, pine Preient-^OHN J. WALLETt . THE ^ quire 738 Tolland Turnpike. after 4 p. in. . is all a qualified buyer Rreient, -JOHN J. WALLETT. Because God Was Ignored^ We call for and deliver anywhere. JuMfe. Judge. Buy out of season and save.! YOU’LL GET MORE WANTED—Two able bodied men AT THE GREEN . nued, abades, aluminum corn'- need pay to own this Estate of W, Harry .EnZtand.-late\el Frank Falk, 17 Main atreet, Col LARGE, Pleasant room, auitabla lation acreena, storm windows Estate of Frank Sedtlk. iate of Man - ■ ■ - t Advertisainents TELEPHONE COMPANY for outside worK Saturdays. Con- TWO DEEP Sea fishing rods, one 7 “ WASHERS Manchester In said dislrin. deceaseil.X chester. in said District, deceased. 1950 Dodge Wayfarer, 2-Dr. Sedan chester. Conn. Phone' Colchester and doora. 4 per cent mortgage. beautiful three bedroom Upon appllcallon of The HanfordX "The (act that God ia taken out..true moral principlM an d their r^* 1947 PLYMOUTH ' tact Stuart Carlson. 2-4555. Ocean City reel, star drag. Also Excellent gift aelecUoiU), for light, housekeeping. Situated The administrator having eshlbite dio and heater.. Convertible, said Dtstrtct. on the 3Sth dav of No- distrtbuti6n. anc this Court directs the mess in which the world has MON. THRU FRI. Shop. - Manchester. Experience not neces- has sold direct to the home, to Open 10 a. m, to' 8 p. m. Ameaite driveway, combination that notice \ f (he time and place as ing danger in Iran and will awai- dean car-^$1.695. CEDAR STAIN SHAKES ABC-O-MATIC $269.95 Full Price $14,700 vem^r. A. D. 1953. at ten o'clock In found itself for ' quite some time Your Better Deal aary, training with pay. Tele handle our business in this area. NldE (XEAN room with double acreena, atorm windows, awntngrs. the forenoon, and that notice be gi\-en signed for sat^ hearing be given to all low up that country unlesa thp 10:30 A. M. 1950 Plymouth Club Coupe-Spe; Evenings 7:30 to i:IO (Floor sample) persons knowh. to be interested there both at home and abroad," Rev, Pontiac Dealer phone operatora enjoy excellent No shortage of merchandise. Age Sq. $14.00 bed. Inquire 119 (Jooper Hill Priced at $18,900 for quick aale. to all persons Interested in said eslale U. S. government develops an M- SATURDAY 9 A. M. cial deluxe. Radio, heater. Very BufldinK—ContraetinK 14 of the pendency of said application and in to appear ar^ be heard thereon by Dr. Richard G. Pera told members telligent, realistic policy which 10 working conditions, pleasant co 30-45. Car necessary. No deliver NORGE Refrigerator, In good con street, or phone 2-0595. Owner leaving atate. publlshlrg a copy of this order , In clean car -$1.4.35. THE JARVIS REALTY the lime and place of hearing thereon, of the Men’s C?lub of the Zion Luth will have the energy and courage 1950 FORD Custom' deluxe tudor. workers, good pay and frequent ing, collections or demonstrating. 18-Inch Wood Shingles, Number dition, $25. Ten piece mahogany ABC APPLIANCE CO. by publishing a copy of this order In some newspaper Itaving a circulation In SPECIALIZING IN Custom built raises. Come In.for a friendly In said District, at l^ s t flve days before eran Church at a dinner meeting to carry through in the face eg TOUR COOPERATION WILL Radio, heater. In excellent condi 1950 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan— Man selected will be practically Perfection, per sq. $15.95; Ply dining room pdt, $50. 18 Hazel COMPANY some newspaper having a circulation BE APPRECIATED tion. See this one at only $1,295. garages concrete floors. Also al terview at the Telephone Company wood S2S aq. ft. $.26; Stain Grade 2^1575 21 Maple St. HEATED ROOM, $7 per week. 99 .liK aald district, at leaat (Ive davs be the day of said heimng. and by mail last night at the church, in an ad British obstruction and the prefr Radio and heater, gyromatic MANCHESTER — Scarborough fore the day of aald hearing, to ap ing In a regtstereC letter on or before terations, additions and dormer employment office, 806 Main Street set up in busineaa on a remunera ■treet- Phone 2-4422. Oak street. Phone 2-3293. dress Ontitled "CJiurchmen Look at Douglas Motors. 333 Main atreet. drive—$1,650. IH Mahogany Doors av. $9.95; road, aS'ven room Colonial with pear If they see cause at aald time No%*ember 1952, a rbpy of this order sure of oil cartels and private izf erection. Call Frank Contois, (second floor) or call Manchester tive 25% basis; Latest figures A BARGAIN. Three new rugs, 9 x to Harold Sedllk. 179^aklahd street,. the Rising Danger in Iran." A na (Jombo Storm Door* from $15.50: WE BUT and sell good used fum l- tile lavatory, tile bath, fireplace, Phone 4112 and place and be heard relative there .tereats. So far it has fluctuatci DIAL 5121 1947 pLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy- 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe 2- Manchester,5522, Hartford 8-7735. 4107. The Employment Office is show average eamlnga of $100.80 Canadian Sheathing 1x6 to 1x8 12. Heavy, exquisite imported, $38 to, and make return to this court. Manchestet, Conn.: N ^ e DeLong.. tive of Iran, Dr. Pera is now pas and haa succeeded -only In ij^ ture, combination ranges, gae hot water oil heat, two car at JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. French Road. Bolton, ^ o n r .; Julia dramatic. In excellent condition Dr. Sedan—Radio and heater— open 9 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. — Mon for full week's work in this busi Framing 2x4 to 2x10 (small truck each. Sydiee, 851 Wethersfield PLEASANT P.OOM- next to bath. tor of churches Itl Plainvtlle and furiatlng the Iranian people and ranges and heatera Jonee„Furnl- tached garage, drlvewav, screens, Avery. 9outh street, Rockville, Conn.; Southington. throughout. Priced well below $975. day through Friday. ness. New and repeat business. load lota) per M. $99.50; (Jlear Oak avenue. A p t C-1, Hartford. Phone Breakfast optional. (Jail 2-2156. RANCH HOUSE —Six beautiful Msry Msine, Box 6M. Windsor Locks^ increasing the danger of Russian RodfinK—Sidinf 16 ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. storm vrindows. Immemate occu He went on to say that "a s the I«st and Found 1 ceiling. See- Bob Oliver today. Write Box J,' Herald. Flooring, per M, ICSO; Select Ap Hartford 48-4892. rooms in fine location. Full b4se- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Conn.; George Sedllk. I ll OrWe street. absorption of this strategic coun* 1946 Chryaler_4-Dr. Sedan - Radio TWO R(X)M£ fumiahed for house, pancy. Price $17,500. Manchester, within and for the Dts- Rockville. Conn., guar4 ton long FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that suitable for light housekeeping. Bowers school.,,J*rlce $15,500. amesite drive, nice lot, good loca Phonea 5101 or 5102 agency. Cal) Brown-Beaupre. person. Marlow's. -NATIONAL ' |200, also washing machine, $100. No objections to chUdren. In tion. Phone 2-1272. Upon application of Jules A. Karp, ■rr»«ent'-30HN J, WALI.ETT, fovemments. Nowhere inay this attempt to bring the Iranian view THE PROSPECT Hill School for wheelbase, 1948 GMC, 1942 Inter stay on in any kind of storm, and BENDDC $35.00 administrator, praying for authority to „ Judfv. point before the bar of American 71?1. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES- Phone 2-0831. Rockville on bus line. Apply 24 Estate of Carrie E. Dart, late of M aa clearly illustrated as in youn; children. Transportation national. 1939 International guttera. conductors and roof re sell certain real estate particularly de public opinion. I speak also aa a dump, 1949 Ford panel, 1947 420 Davenport Aye. Grove street. Hillside House, MANCHESTER — Colonial. Flre- BAYBERRY ESTATES scribed in said application on file, it Manchester In said dtslrlct. deceased. Iran’s relation with the west for ■* fumiahed. Mrs. L«lsi Tybur, direc 1939 STUDEBAKER Commander. pairs. Call Coughlin'7707. Situations Wanted— WRINGER WASHERS $10.00 UP FOR SALE is Upt>n application of Ruby A. Bchober. the past century and a’ half with Christian and a pastor for whom Chevrolet aedan deliveiy. Low New Haven, Conn. Rockville, Apartment 9. laee, tile bath. mortgage, administratrix, praytnz (or authorllv to tor. Phone 2-5767. Good condition. Manchester 5500. WOMAN TO do cleaning one day Telephone ST 7-3597. Slarly occupancy. Price $14,700. O RDERED;—lliat the foregoing ap its bald display of power politic! God has not abdicated from p<^ prices. Champ's, Route SO, Rock WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and Female 38 ‘ BOLTON plication be heard and determined at sell cerUIn reaf estate nartlcularlv de a week. Call 2-5717. USED, UPHOLSTERED the Probate office tn Manchester in scribed in said appllcallon on (lie. It on the part of Britain and Ruasia, Utica, economics, social and In t^ BALLARD'S Driving School. Man ville 5-9574. 1951 FORD pick-up truck in fine siding. Highest Quality ma WOMAN Will care for child In her USED STOVES 5 room Ranch hom'ez, with at said District, on the 25th dav of No- Is which has been grinding the Iran national Issues, but Is Ruler o f an, chester's oldest Thousands of terials. Workmanship guaran CXIUNTER GIRL wanted 9:30 a, (JHAIRS Btmrders Wanted 59-A v’ember, A. D. f962. at ten o'cli-ton pick-up. It's the day of said hearing, to appear if the time and place ef hearinz thereon, Bird and Flintfcote. Guaranteed Phone 2-8210. parents. Tel. 2-8801. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce »-'20.” Russell's Barber Shop, Cor like new. $95 down it's yours. New roofs and siding. Life-time alum ABC APPLIANCE CO. Apartments— Flats— they see cause at said time ana place by publlshinz a copy of this order In July through October, exclusive ef atreet. Phone 2-4387. Machinery and Tools 52 BOLTON—New home. Four rooms Ti J. CROCKETT, and be heard relative thereto, at ' some newspapeer having a circulation nier Oak and Spruce streets. truck guarantee, Brunner's. 358 1941 PLYMOUTH deluxe a6dan. Tenements 03 the sales tax, to be $14,085319.18, inum clapboard and combination EXPERIENCiED Waitresa for day 2-1575 21 Maple St. finished, two unftnlBhed. Full shed make return to this court. in said district, at least five davs be Death Arrives East Center rtreef. Open Wed., Phone 2-1754. storm windowa and acreena. For work. Apply In person. Center Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 BULLDOZER-aetrac A. G.; Used BROKER ^ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. fore the day of said hearing, to ap an Increase' o f $772,712.17 over tlM ^NJOY A driver’s license. For ex- bog harrow, spreaders, lime sow NEW MODEltN five room apart' dormer, ftreplace, hot water oil pear if they see cause at aald time and Thurs.. Fti. 'til 9:30. free eatlmatea call 8271. Evenings Restaurant, 499 Main street. -Fuel and Peed 49-A FREE —12 to 15 pound turkey place and be heard relative thereto, same four months In 1951. .. pert instruction call the Manches-. 1951 CHEVROLET four-door ers, garden tractors with, anqw ment tq!hew house, Just, being heat. Rough heat and plumbing to • 244 Main Street 8.803. Albert V- Lindsay, Owner. ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel with every Kelvinator electric second floor. Ameaite driveway. and make return to this cour(.- and- by ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. EXTRA CLEAN CARS aedaii. Fully equipped. Many GETTING Ready for (Christmas? W(X)D, Stove or fireplace lengths. plows. Dublin Tractor Co., North completed. Consists of fireplace, Phonea—Office 6416 AT A COURT OF PROBATE Iteld at mailing In a regtslered letter on or be After Old Man puppies. Registered A.K.C.. Bmall range purchased between now and Quality conatrucUon. 200 foot front or Reaidenoe 3751 Manchester, within and for the Dis Guaranteed by Brown A Beaupre. extras. Mileage 6,500. One owner. CONNECTICUT Valley Construc Earn that needed money the deposit' v,1ll hold one for Xmas. Delivered $18 per cord. Phone Thanksgiving. Watkins Bros., Windham Road. WHlimantic tile bath, hot water heat, garage, trict of Manchester, an the 17th day fore November 19. 1963. a copy of thla You’ll do BETTER WANTED— Riders from West Hartford 7-/605, 711 Blue Hills age. Rural residence. Price $13,100. of November. A. D. 1982. order to Charily Burnham Jacks, 1952 Cryaler New Yorker. Equip tion. Guaranteed roofs and aiding. Avon way. Write District Mana (Call 2-3439. WHlimantic 3-3217 anytime. Inc., 935 Main atreet. 3-3217. aunporch. Central location, near MANCHESTER—New 6-room co Route No. 1. Orchards. Washinizton: Side of town to Hartford, vicinity Avenue, Hart-'ord. . Presenl-JOHN J. WALLETT. Spends Million AT ped with everything. Big sav Aluminum storm windowa and ger, P. O. Box 27, North Bran bus line. Rent $125. Adults only. lonial, excellent location. Near -V _ Judge. Carrie Day Townsend, 1233 N. 'ferry Connecticut General, A to 5. Call St.. Portland, Ore.: Florence Day ings on this executive car. 4,200 guttera All men protected by in ford, (Conn. EASY CABINET Ironer, floor Tel. 5354. church, achool and bua line. All Estate of Flora A. McKee, late of 7208. Household Goods 51 Musical Instruments 53 EXPANDABLE CAPE (X)D, four Manchester, in said District, deceased. Oeske. 104 Sacramento St., Ia>dl. Calif.; Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 19— l/P) PRATT & WHITNEY miles. Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 surance. Three years to pay. Free Poultry and Supplies 43 sample. Price $100 takes It. finished, two unfinished. Front hardwood floora. oil hot water The administrator having exhibited Edgar L.'D ay; 10153 N. Portland Road. 1951 Chrysler Windsor De Luxe. (CLERK-TYPIST. Young lady to NEWLY DECXJRATED three room Portland. Ore.; Frrd B. Day, his wid estimatea. Call 7180. Alfred Kemp's, Inc. NEW, USED and rental instru vestlble, very large kitchen, alum heat, fireplace, tile btith and extra hliu administration account with said —A million dollars In the bank— 4 door, radio and heater. Low assume responsibility of follow BROAD BRPIASTED bronze tur- AN HONEST PERSON ' furnished apartment. Central lo estate to thla Court for allowance, ow. helrs-at-law, legatees, devisees, or AIRCRAFT . Antomobnes for Sale Charest. Owner. ments. Reeds, mutes, strings, inum combination screens and lavatory. Alao your choice of In Is legal representatives, in eare of Bruce and* time and the inclination to mileage, clean car. LOOK! ing collection of accounts. 50% keva, fresh killed, fresh frozen, WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPINa IRONRITE Ironers both new and cation. Heat, hot water included. THAT'S WHAT I WANT stands, all accersories. Methods. storm windows, fireplace. Not a terior decoration. E. A E. Agen ORDERED that the 26tth day of No Day, 305 East Alkl Road. Vancouver, spend it. BEFORE YOU Buy a used car 1951 De Soto De Uixe, 4 door, ANY PIANO tuned for $3. Recon o f time spent in typing, five day ready anytime. 8 to 25 pounds. on floor sample, priced right In Garage optional. Write Box U, vember. 1952. at ten o'clock, forenoon, Washington. TO TAKE OVER Factory-trained repairman. Ward com er lot. Yard completely fenced. cy. Phone 2-1167 or 2-8715. JOHN J. WAT.LETT. Judge. That was the happy prospect see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick radio aand heater, seat covers, HALF PRICE TIRE SALE ditioned and mothproofed. $27.50. work week, free group and surgi Schauh',» Turkey Farm, 188 Hllls- cluding ' home demonstration. Herald. at the Probate Office in (he Municipal We ne(!d MANY M EN: * UNPAID BALANCE Krause. 87 W alnut 5336. Immediate occupancy. 'Built In Building in said Manchester, and that confronted Thomas Linton Sales and Service, 285 Main 18,000 miles, Kenneth Robinson. Tel. 7691. cal insurance and pension plan. town Road. Kemp's, Inc. / 1961. Price $12,600. NEW LISTIN(J—Very attractive 1951 Chrysler Windsor De Luxe ALL SIZES MONTHLY PAYMENTS the same is assigned for a hearing on Mcfhjllbugh when he retired at .75. street Phone 2-4571. Open eve Apply in person or call Mr. Lavoie 6 room Cape Cod home only five (he allowance or said adminiatratioh So McCullough, a large cotton MILLING MACHINE V " Newport. Radio and heater. Spe- ORDER YOUR Thanksgiving $21.63 PRA(JTICALLY New G.E. tank THREE ROOM apartment avail account with said estaia. ascertain nings. for appointment. Hartford 8-6524. yeara old. Two baths, one with plantation owner, set out on one OPERATORS -clal trim. Extra clean. Goodyear, Firestone, U. S. Rooflng 16-A White Holland Turkeys fresh NEW FURNITURE AND type vacuum cleaner with all at UPRIGHT PIANO for sale in good able soon. Write Box L Herald' ment of heirs and order of distrllM- Hospital Notes H. J. Heins Co., 570 Tolland APPLIANCES condition. Phone 2-4216. MANCHESTER — Expandable atall chower. Hot water oil heat. tion. and this Court directs that notice last glorious fling. Not a thing in DRILL PRESS 1947 FORD Super deluxe, blue, 1950 Ford De Luxe, 2 door, heat from the farm. AH beautifully tachments. Reasonably priced. of the time and place assigned for said ROOFIN'!— Specialising In repair street, East Hartford. which la now In atorage— Cape Cod, fireplace, acreena, storm Fireplace. Aluminum combina the world to worry about. Life on OPERATORS with new 100 H. P. engine. Ex er, New seat covers. New tires. Fresh Stock — No Seconds cleared. We . deliver. Steve Call Manchester 2-4994. hearing be given to all persons known Patiente Today...... 188 ing roofs of all kinds. Also new SPINET PIANO. Muat sell at Business Lpeatioiw windows, hatchway, hot water «>11 tion atorm windows and screens. to be interested therein to appear and a lavish scale with big-time money cellent p condition throughout. 1950 Dodge Meadowbrook, 4 Garger. Phone Coventry 7-6175 originally sold to a yoimg couple Useable Casing:, Plus Tax roofa. Guttar work. Chlmheya WANTED Woman for houseclean but unfortunately are not getting FINE SELECTION of hassocks once. Sacrifice, $275 cash. Write heat. Immediate occupancy. "Price Newly decorated. Lovely lot 76’ be heard thereon by publishing a copy ADMITTED y e s t e r d a y ; flowing like wind through hla fin GRINDING MACHINE Bank financing. For this one see door, radio and heater, new seat for Rent 04 M. this order in some newsruiper hav ing. Mrs.. Joseph Motycka, Tel. for (Jhristmas. See our window Box N, Herald. $ 12,200. X 188' with trees galore. Close to gers to back up the Jaunt! AH the Bolj Oliver, Center Motor Sales. covers. cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex - married ing a ciiculatlon in said District, at Robert Daigle, 73 Well’s street: OPERATORS 1941 De Soto Custom. 4 door, ra perience. Free estimates. Call (Coventry 7-7134. Articles for Sale 45 BEDROOM SUITE today, prices' $4.95 up. Kemp'a, TO RENT—Store at 21 Maple new achool and bqs line. Elva least five days before the day of said money he wanted or needed .(ao he BALDWIN ACROSONIC Spinet, hearing. Mrs. Louise Mullen, 4 Hudson thought) for the last gleaming 1939 NASH Business coupe, in dio and heater. Good condition. CALSO SERVICE CENTER Howley. Manchester 5361. LIVING ROOM SUITE Inc. street. Near Main street opposite Tyler, exclusive agent. 2-4469. BULLARD W ANTED—Part time help, eve ROYAL AND Smlth-Cbrona port only four years old. Immaculate First National. Phone 6117. Ed MANCHESTER — 4-Room Home, JOHN J. WAT-LETT. Judge. street: Mrs. Kate Williams. Rock whirl. good condition. George L Fish, Your ChrysIer-PIymouth Dealer nings and Sundays. Call in per 5-PC. DINETTE SET condition. Beautiful Sheraton, excellent condition, electric hot OPERATORS 436 Center St. Phone 2-0980 able and standard typewriters. "PHILCO” ELE(rrRIC REF. ward J. Holl, 1009 Main street REDUCED FOR quick sale, im ville; Thomas Pantaleo, 208 When he reached 80, he went off 22 Brookfield street. Tel. 6394. son, Memorial Comer Store, 352 mahogany. Bargain at $695. Re water heater, stove, refrigerator, AT A COVRT OF PROBATE hoMen BROWN A BEAUPRE. INC. Heatinir— Plambinc 17 AH makes of adding machines •'BENGAL” COMB. RANGE SERVEL Electrolux refrigerator. maculate 6 room Cape Cbd. dor School street; John Goodhart, 19 for another "last fling,” thla time Main atreet. placement co d $1025. Also other acreena, storm windows, garage; at Coventry, within ami for the Dis by plane to Mexico and South ENGINE LATHE 1948 FORD sedan full price. $795 30 Bissell St. Phone 7191 sold or rented Repairs on all ‘TTORGE" WASHER Call 6029. TWO-STORY brick building for mers, atorm windowa and doors, trict of Coventry, on the J9th day of Chester drive; Mrs. Lucy lamona- WINTER TIRES - Pennsylvania PLUMBING And heating. Special used spinets $395. Terms. Open ameaite driveway. Price $10,600. November, A.D. 1963. America. It lasted three long good OPERA’TORS 1948 Studebaker club coupe. 19.50 makes. Marlow's. "H O eV E R " VACTIUM rent, Purnell Place." Large area vestibule, breakfast nook, amesita co, 174 Oak street; Mrs. May 19.50 BUICK deluxe tudor aedan. Cleat. Goodyear Suburbanite and izing in repairs. Copper water OFFICE AUTOMATIC Bendlx on caateri. Thursdays P. M. Goss Plano Com Present HON. THOMAS G. W ELLES. years. Mercury sedan. $399 down. 1948 “EMERSON” TELEVISION suitable for light manufacturing drive, basement garage. Excellent Esq.. Judge. Kingsbury, Rockville; James 2 in 1 recaps. Auto Lite, Penn piping. remoJellng electric equip 50% OFF on famous maks Bat Electric range with features. pany, 317 Asylum street, Hart MATERIAL HANDLERS DeSoto sedan. 1950 Nash sedan. Radio, heater, dynaflow. aeat HELP WANTED Sealy mattress and box- spring, or storage; Large parking area location Priced to sell at $12,900. On motion of Arthur Boeckmsn Car Campbell, 125 Main atreet; Daniel When he got back to the United sylvania and Bowers batteries ment for plugged drains. Edward teries. Written guarantees. $1.00 ford 5-6696. Free parking in lot penter of 33 Bowers street. Manches 1950 Oldsmobile 88 sedan. Rrun- covers, new tires. Black A-1 con Mohawk rugs. Inlaid, lamps, tables, Used one year, $100 each. Phone Very reasonable rent. TRUCK SPKCIAI^ ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing USED COOLERATOR, in good chester. For information phone pansion attic. Aluminum com EMa^e of William David Gray, la(<» clean transportation. $245. Name town kitchens sold and Installed. FOR tric range. Reasonable. Phone ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * « W ANTED—Two Junior size bi- tion. Modem throughout, wall to of Brooklyn. New York. leaviM projv 127 Prospect street; Mra. Shirley I'm gojng to go on making Just aa • Cost-of-living Adjustments 1950 Studebaker »«-Ton Pick-up. done on any furniture.' TIemati, condition, $7. Tel. 2-3265. Lebanon 137 or Manchester 62.72. bination sash, oil fired ftimace. terms. Calso Service Center, 436 C. O. Lorentsen. Contractor. Coventry 7-6746. cvclea, one boy’s, one girl's. wall carpeting, automatic Excellent location, comer Camp- erty In MancheateFs In aald District, Jacobs and daughter, 64 School long as I can." • Group Insurance Center atreet. Phone 2-0980. 1950 Studebaker 'a-Ton Pick-up. 189 South Main street. Phone PLANT PRODUCTION Phone 2-4291. * deceased. street; Ruftis -Clement, 95 Drive At long- last, of course, death SUidebaker Sales and Service 5643. CHILD S Practical record player. CfOVENTRY—On bus line, near dlahwaaher, hot water heat, flekl and Summer. Immediate oc- On motion of Jules A. Karp of said • Friendly Working Condt* 20” BLONDE Console. reg. village, 2 rooms, kitchenette, oU, garage, large lot. In Manchester, administrator. A; Joseph Koss, 14B Garden had its day. NEED A Good car for the winter? CHORCHES MOTOR SALES I?ENNOX Furnaces and warm air $15 witg four unbreakable chil GOOD JOBS! , cupancy. Priced at $9,000. Phone tions ' WORK $399.95. Brunner’s CJIub discount bath, fireplace, hot water. Wellea one of Manchester Green’n ORDERED :-^That six months from drive; John Guinipero, 11 Eldridge When McCullough died Monday Call Joe O'Brien 2-8518. I have 80 Oakland Street FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with heating. Earl Van (Camp. 2-5844. dren's records included. Kemp's. price $249. 21" Sylvanla ma- Rooms without Board 59 2-2583. the 10th day of November. A. D. 1962. he was 07. To the very end he aald Agency,’ Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or beat sections If yoii are looking he and the same are limites” console with radio A Group Insulanee b r i c k CAPE COD . 'CASH BUYERS waiting l6 r 4, S, drive. Excellent. ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. ed roono. Quiet neighbortiood. MATTRESS Your old mattresses CARD ROOM help. Men needed to and three speed record player, A .A CLEAN'PUnt Private home. Gentleman prefer FIVE ROOM single, 22 foot Uving 6 and seven room singles and ttSl CHEVROLET. (our door. Only $131.(HI Down Payment Call 2-4'291 work in card room- Paid 'holidays, CarpMtm, CorpMftn* A MODERN Equipment Four down, two. unfinished up. room with knotty pine paneling, two-famUy houses In Manchester. sterilized and remade like new. only $139.95. Many others to red. References required. Phone J Priced to sell. vacation, group insurance. Aldon Fireplace, oil burner, storm win Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. 1919 WILLYS POWER BURNERS and Range Call Jones Furniture and Floor choose., from. F. A D. A'iito Store, A Convenient I.ocatlon 8183. fireplace, caMnet kitchen, three Burners expert.}' cleaned and Spinning Mills,. TalcottviUe. 856 Main street. Phone 7080. H dptn and Labornn A EASY Parking dows and screens,'VeneUan blinds. large bedrooms, storm windows Howard R Hastings,'2-1107. » 4 7 CHEVROLET Eleetlme. Two STATION WAGON—6-CYL. Covering. 36.Oak. Tel. 2-1041. in Town MuM be sold this week. Best serviced. lyet us wrvlce and re LARGE Runny room near Main and screens, oil hot water heat. , door. A real nice car. Heater, defrosters and over MEN WITH tree climbing exper Don’t wait! Come In today to FOR QUICK RElSUl.TS In seW nf drive. A Baby Doll. pair yout washing mathinc or re DOLL CIXJTHES, band made, de- street and Cheney’s. Gentleman Illness forces sale, $10,8(M). Carl J ience. Steady employment. H. F. Apply talk with our friendly em ^y- your piX'perty call Suburban Only $308.00 Down Payment frigerator. _Metrn Service. 2-0883. > Private Instructions 28 aipied especialljr for your doU. preferred. CaU 2-4158.' ton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231’. •JYou'H never buy a dud Sweet. Manchester. Phone 7587 Phone Coventry 7-6945. meat counselor about the Jeh ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Realty (Jo., Realtors, 541 Main I If you buy a car from Bud " 1919 MERCURY FOR Dli Bonier service and In- TRUMPET LESSONS. Beginner* after 5. epportonttlea . . ^ the sMwy Realtor CHECK THIS ExceUent 2 year street Call 8215. atallattun by 15 years exper LiAROE ROOM, complete kitchen only. Instruments loaned for trial SHOWCASE for sale. 42 ’ high 6'. extra advantages . . . of jerk privUegea... Raaaonable. Call old 6-room Cape Cod. Cflyde Road. 1^50 FORD four door custom V-8. STATION WAGON ienced oil burner service man. WANTJID — Men interested to JARVIS REALTY CO. 875 Main St. Eat 1921 Immaculate. Radio, heater. Over period.' ChesJ.er Accordion Co., 91 long 2' wide. Inquire Elite Studio, ing at Pratt and Whitney Air 2-9116 after 4 p. m. 5 finished rooms. Features in WANTED—We have buyers for r I Priced right. Call Manchester 2-1731 or 2-8003. learn building trade or interest 983 Main atreet. — craft. If Inronvenlent Just .write~'x^ S and 6 room homes. Call 2-1187 I" drive. One owner. Union street. Call 5709. S Devnr Rood Phones: Office 5440 clude: front dormers, vestibule, LINOLKl' 5) P.rmnants 50c squau ed to build hie own home. Write na a letter ontllnlaf your ex AT THE CENTER. Pleasant, clean 'Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 hot water oil heat, fireplace, pic anytime.* E; A E .Agency. PLYMOUTH four door. Ex- 1917 CHEVROLET FIRST $10 takes $20 worth com yard. Ai'phalt tile, wall covering. Box P, Herald, giving address perience. room. Twin beds. For gentlemen. ture,, book kitchen, full tUe bath, ..; • cellent condition. ieDOOR SEDAN Mortgages 31 and phone number. plete developing and printing DO YOU Want a buyer for that I Done by r^lalle, well-trained Also single. 18 Wadsworth street colored fixtures, copper plumbing, equipment. Inquire 89 Union Employment Office •(XILONIAL—Quality home of six home of ybOrs? If so list your V'ery sharp. Lovely Bluer- Excel men. AH jobs guaranteed. Hall copper gutters and leaders, fun 7:00 P.M., St. Maly's Church 41 CHEVROLET club coupe. FIRST AND Second mortgagea ATTENTTON Painters—I need one rooms* pewnataire lavatory. Oa lent through and through. Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. atreet. Phone 5709.-— - . WUIow Street HEATED ROOM, double or single, home with E. 4c E. Agency. Manv I Mechanically good fligh t for our own account. Fast, first-class mechanic who is sober rage, large lot with tr«aa. .815,,- baMment, steel beam, city sewer, Phone 2-4022, evenings 6168. or continuous hot water. Neiar Oenr Chester 2-1167 or 2-8715. 1951 FORD ^ confidential service . Manchester SHALLOW W>ll pump and tank. Monday thru Friday 800. Call Madeline simith. Realtor. 'combination storm windows and 8109 and conscientious. This is a small WANTED ter. Phone 5002. i Imo (CHEVROLET Tudor, A real i/i*TON PICKUP Investment Corp., 244 Main St. shop 'doing better quality, private, Also 30 gallon tank. Rbaronable. 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. 2-1642 - 4679. ecrems. Will quaUfy for V. A. (Corner of Church and Locust] 'g o o d car. Like new. a LL T y p e s of carpentry work, Phone 5416. - year round work. Phone 2-8632. enU 4557 after 5 p. m. loan. Also excellent F.H.A. mort We need Cape Cods, (Co 1916 FORD including repairs. F. Smith. Tel. or see C. (Jharbonneau, Jr., 187 TO PURCHASE , Saturdays ROOM FOR rent, couple preferred. FULTON Street. Two 6 room Cape gage available. Priced reasonable. lonials and Rstnch Houaea 2-4848. Rmincss Opportfiiitles 32 Hollister street. MOVING—Must sacrifice. Hot- 8 A. M- te U Neea Kitchen privUegea. Phone 6612. Oyls. 2 unflnlahad Both homes in $13,500. Phone 6273. Brae-Bum. In Mancheater at fair SEE BUD MICHALEK 3-TON DU.MP TRUCK point deluxe stove with automatic exceUent condition. Asking $12,- The WorUhgman'a Friend INSURANCE , Steal It From Me! Hoasehold Serriccs GROCERY Store and eleven room LARGE NATIONAL meat pack oven timer; Simples Ironer, hard ROOM r o ^ Bent with kitchen 600 and $12,700. Warren Howland MANCHESTER—4 Room duplex pricea tor our caah cMa- SPONSORED BY PACK 27, BOY SCOUTS OF KMERICA See These-Fine Values Today house far sale Excellent proposi ing company needs drivers " and ly used: Formica-top extenshm AGENCY privUages. Suitable for couple. Realty. Phone 8600 anytime. with vacancy. Other aide paying toaMrs. Quick service. No Offered 13-A $45 rent 'per month. Tartv^car ga HARTFORD ROAD ' , - A t - tion for large family. Houae la In warehoi'se men. Good opportuni tabl'e, 4 chairs, plastic and PRATTL A WHITNEY 3066. red -tape. Phone darvls THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED BY MANCHESTER d r u g / DIRECT FROM Ownen— 6 room rage. A few atepa off East OsRtar DeCORMIER MOTOR FLAT FINISH Holland window good condition. Store doing a nice, ties with a future. Must be oSrer chrome; white Baby Une Crib; - AWCRAPT Realty, 4112. ' USED CARS shades made to measure. AH steady busineaa Only store with 21. Apply Swift and Company, white KroU crib; combination ¥nUTEIOXH ROOM, Every convenience, IH randi home, all electric, artccian Street near A. * P. store. Uvs Divlaioa of Catted Alraaft MANCHESTER OPTICAL, PERSONALIZED FLOORS AND OTHER FRIENDS OF SCOUTING ' SALES, Inc. in a mile. T. J. (Jrpekett, 244 Main " blocks from hua. Residential wcu, baaement garage, storm pracUcaUy rent free. Good mort 854 Center S t At the Csiso ^ tion . metal Venetian blinds at a new 450 Church atreet, Hartford, or high-chair, play table; walker Corperatlaai 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 low price. Keys ipade while you street. Phone 5416 or residence CO THE HERALD neighborhood. Phone 2-0068» 874 doors and windows; Lot 150 x 200. gage available. For InformaUon call Manchester 2-3558 after 6 stroller; child's station wagon. • JOpea dMadajw BARTFORD RGAO Manchester wait MarloWa.. ^ 375L p. m. Tel.'875S. »as8 Hartfbrd A CsuB, ” ^ •uauadt atreet. Price IU,900. Can 2-9076. call Manchester 2-3036. I /• r / . ... 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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, .1952 , . ^ PaUyiietTrw Tbs Wsatiitt" V a g e t w e n t y -e t g h t lipfttino CpraOi Ended ■ Feteeaet a( C. S, Nov. IS. 1*62 Rev. Chester F. Austin of Middle Bala beceeslag lwswyTli*tiSfr Anthony 3. Salvatore of N Wal St. Bernadette's Mothers Orclc . explain Plays Host • " 1 0 , 7 8 2 which was to have held its meet turnpike east will conduct the Working for Tots Friday, esosMera* nut street will graduate from the prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 in - - 75- - ki' 1^.; .1, About Town Ward School of Electronics, Divi ing tonight ,a-lth.>trs. Franklin R. To Cii^ch Council Member ef the Audit aceaslaMl ehewere. sion of Hlllyer CMlcge. Hartford, Close, because of' her Illness will the Church of the Nazarene. Bureau of arcntatlaM Saturday evening. Tlie school, meet Instead with Mrs. Edward * / Manchester— A City o / Village Charm Th* tefulw meeting of the Coa- formerly the CRL School of Saec- Faber of 6 Dover road. Miss Gall Andersen. a'iiOphomore Capt Norman Xarshall of the $ 1 .5 0 mopolitim Club wUI be held Friday tronics, recently became a teclmi- at Connecticut College. New Lon Manchester Salvatioiv., Army at -» t 5 P-n»- in the Federation Room m P H o U ) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THU^DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE n v ft ClBNIE cal division of HiUyer College. Second Congregational Merry- don. is on the decoration commit tended his Srst meetlii|: of the VOL. L xxn , NO. 44 of the Cent^ church. The speaker Weds will meet at the church to tee for the sophomore hop to be will be Mrs: Douglas A. Johnston, Bt. Joseph's Mothers Circle will night at 7:30 and leave for a held on Dec. 8. She is the daughter Manchester Council of Churches Q uality president of the 8Ut.e Federation scavenger hunt. A* business meet of Mr. and Vlp4. H. Vlggo Andersen last night and also acted as of Women's Qubs. Tea will be meet tonight with Mrs. Paul F. Teslk of 117 Hollister street. ing and social time will follow. of 42 Hyde street. pastor. He. conducted a half •arved. The committee includes Mr. and: of worship for council representa ARKWRIGHT FIRST Trial Starts Mra. William Johnson. Mr. and Any nlembers of women's groups tives and guesU. By special request. Mrs. Ralph Fotherglll and Mr. and using parliamentary procedure in Mra Marshall sang a solo during QUALITY 60 GAUG E Mrs. Stuart Wolcott. thrif meetings are invited to the the serves and also sang a duet with the captain. Women of the For 1 4 T op Ike Names Dulles, entlUed ‘"The Gavel Raps' Several worthwhile door prizes to be held on Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. Salvation Army prepared dinner SHEER DARK SEAM will be drawn.,at the close of the to 2 p.m.f at the Ann street YWCA for their guests. ■ - Thanksgiving card party of the Hartford. Registrations can be One of the reports presented was FULL FASHIONED tizech Reds Eastern Star Cljapter tomorrow made at the Service Bureau for that of the United Canvass com night in the. Masonic Temple. A Women's Organisations, #58 Main mittee. The North Methodist variety of Thanksgiving desserts street, Hartford. Churdh reported more than $11,000 Vienna, Austria, Nov. 20— will be served at 7:30 oy Mrs. assured toward a budget of $12.- Wdihington, Nov. 20—(4*)— ^President Trun»»j4 Said today Christine Duke and her commit Nylon (/P) —Fourteen former top Among those from this area who 000; Concordia Lutheran reported he is very happy over Gen. Dwight D. Eiaephbwer’s views McKay to Posts in tee. Playing of favorite card $8,454 assured toward a total bud on the Korean prisoner of war iaaue, and declared 'This leaders of Communist Czech games will follow at 8 P- u’- with entered the armed forces yester day are Charles K. Rice of 78 Rus get of $10,650 with 77 per cent of country is a unified organization in its policy toward the oslovakia, including former prizes at each table. Mrs. May the ' pledges reported; Emanuel Foreign Mkiister VUdo Clem- Puter will be in Charge. Miss Mary sell street and Dale F. Johnson of rest of ths world.” In his flrst^ Lake street, Vemon, who joined l^theran reported $27,000 already Hosiery 1 ' entis, went on trial. in a Miller will receive nominal admis assured toward a budget of post-election news conference— i sion fees at the door.",' the Navy and have proceeded to his diat in fact since Sept. 25— Prague court today on Caase and Effect the Great Lakes Naval Training $83,000; South Methodist reported Truman laid emphasis on unity Station. HI., and Bdwarda G, i-cuii Fodruve that-lU full budget of $48,000 had 'Jury Calls charges of treason and The ;i^illstow'n Grange is spon and on the effort to make-the espionage. — : O'Brien, 7» Wells street, who Join been assured; St. Mary's Episcopal New flattering shift of powsr to Presideht-elhet soring^ a card party Friday night ed the Waves and has proceeded ' Attorney Leon Podrove is in reported 78 per cent of its current Austrian press agency imports charge of making arrangements Elsenho\«-er as smooth as pos at $' o'clock in the Grange Hall on to the'Naval Training Station at budget and 00 per cent of Its mis shades for fall and sible OUphant In said dementia had confessed to re Hill Street, East Hartford. Set- Bainbridge; Md. for undeCprlvileted as .well as sion Wdget had been assured. sponsibility for ths death of Jan •hack will be played, door prizes physically handicapped thildren Allows Direct Quote Svermo, a Slovak Communist hero Second, Congregational reported winter wear. He began i^ith this statement awarded and refreshments served. The annual fall dance of the Co- to attend the circus being spon 75 per cent of Its budget had been who took part In the antl-Nasi up sored by the Exchange Club on which he permitted reporters to rising of 1944. Weds, the Snow Ball, will be held met on the first day of the canvass. f|Uo(e directly: . .j-^ T a x P robe Inlerior, State Nov. 28 and 29 at the State Armory The Girls Friendly Society Spon Friday night in Woodruff Hall at No report from the Center Con Had Platted Elimination sors of St. Mary's Church will for the benefit of the club's wel 'T want you to understand that • I" the Center Congregational ^ u r c h . gregational, Church was at hand. the electloh is over and that we The reporta said ^Rudolph Slan- meet in the parish house Friday "Frosty” Mitchell and hTli Eski fare fund. - A budget o f $270 was adopted Washington, Nov. 20—(AO eky, former Secretary-General of New York, Nov. 20—(AV-PresIdent-eleet Eisenliower an in DANIEL GREENS night at 7;30. The following Girl are trying to get things in shape mos will play for the seml-f6rmal To date Mr. Podrove has re for flnancing council activities. Of to make an orderly ttimover of the —Charles OHphant, former the party end another of the chief nounced today he has chosen John Foster Dulles as Secreta)^ Scouts. Barbara Kloppenburg. dance which will last from 8 p.m. ceived confirmation that all the this $200 will be raised by an as Chief Counsel of the Internal defendants, had admitted to pre Nanev Weir, Betty Ann Trotter government to the successor, and of State; Charles E. Wilson, president o f General Motor*, aa to 1 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wil children afflicted with cerebral sessment of 3 cents for each mem that we want to let the world Revenue Bureau, was among venting medical treatment for and Carol Ann Robinson, will show son and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie An palsy In Manchester will attend, ber of participating churches. Svermo. Slansky waa charged also Secretary of Defense, and Gov. Douglas McKay of Oregon padded sole comfy slippm^! pictures and tell about their trip know that this coimtry Is s unified vritnesses called to testify to drew are co-chairmen of the com also all the children from the Tol Pair organization in its policy toward with plotting the "elimination" of aa Secretary of the Interior. Eieen-'V to Europe this summer. The hos mittee in charge. land County Home, and 50 chilr day before a federal grand President Klement Gottwsid. bower's press secretary, James C. tesses for the meeting will be Mrs. the rest of the world. dren each day from the home in *'I waa very happy to see that jury looking Into tax acan- SlanXky; a former vice premier, Hagerty, gave the news to the! Marv Frazier, Mrs. Dorothy Warehouse Ppjnt,...... «...... pleaded ^ I t y befor*. the. five vnan fin is while the general ,waa lunch-1 WohlgertiUth' and —Mrs. - Douise The Friendly Circle will hold ,Ita Personal Notices --Sen.. - Eleenhowee had told. Bea.. Aolz--"- - —T’ -.i ■ Arrangements are being com Wiley that he was with (sic) the court to all charges against hlni. Anthony EdAH, Briliai' PolarR oute Hotchkiss. monthly meeting tonight at 8 pleted to bring In children from OUpbant, raepon(Ung to a eub- o'clock at the Community Y. An policy on the prisoners of war in ponea. arrived at the court houee He answered “yes”Jto each charge Foreign Secretary, at Eisenhower's the Children's Village in Hartford In Memoriam as it wga read to him and a re HoteV Commodore headquartert. Sons were born at the Hartford interesting evening is planned, .MANCHinm Conn- Korea. That was one of the main but found other witneaeee were with Mrs. Doris (Mann) Flanagan and the Newington Home and Hos things about which we talked In cording of hts admission was Hospital on Nov. 14 to Mr. and pital for Crippled Children. III lovlns m^mor.v of Richaril ocheduled to’ tesUfy ahead of him. Beads Ike Statemeat Plane Near Mrs. Joseph M. Donahue of 108 of the Association for the Blind as Schwarm who died Novfmber 19. 1949, the meeting the other day when he Ha took a eeet In an ante room. broadcast over Prague radio to Falknor drive and to Mr. and Mrs. guest speaker. was (5mpared with enhower nimounced today that fol ly successful. and aunt. had arranged for an exchange of lowing his inauguration hs would Church tonight at 7 and It is hop wack. chief ef the Criminal Sec the fsmoUs Moscow t r i ^ of 1936. Copenhagen, Denmark, information. They expressed belief tion of the Justice department's The Prague trial represented a send the nominations of the fol this cooperation would be to the tax division, and Turner L. Smith, final stage in a struggle for power lowing to the Senate for eonfirma* Nov, 20—(4 ^ A big alrlinar i advanUgc of the country and pro once first assistant to T. Lamar by clashing factions within the tion as membsra of his cabinet: fi'inged toward its Daniah mote a favorable progress of in^ RM leadership of a country once “John Foster Dulles, o f, Now FLASH BULBS. OASES. 'Csudle whan Caudl# headed the home today in the final lap of temstional affairs. .... tS^ division. Smith now is In priv- foremost in the ranks o f the de York City—Secretary of State. I MOVIES, PARTS Yesterday, Eisenhower had Z “Charles E. Wilson, o f Detroit, a trail-blazing comiDfiKial r P.HOUSESSON . ats^ractlce. mocracies. and .now dominated by meeting in New York with Sen. flight from the U. S. Pacific The'^ grand Jury, among other the Soviet Unl(Mt eenter )fer removal ta Manehes with Wllson*hefe last night. 3,385 mile Jump to Oopenhagen by / For N. Y . Probe Figure Associated Press Correspondent ter Memorial Hospital following a two-«nr accident on Koote 6 « Johnaon read In Boltoa thle morn DuUes, following his conference 9:30 p. m. (S:S0 p. m. ee.t.). - / William N. Oatis. He received ing. BK car collided with one driven by JEnll Ohareat; 61, of Hartford. Brown** car first hit n dog with Eisenhower this morning, had The flight ie the first ef two SIM 10*year sentence on what has been (inarrt) In the road before swerving- ncroas the path of Gkareot, who waa travelling easterly towards declined to confirmed or deny fileratory Los Anfe)ee>to-OB|M9- denounced in the West aa trumped wnilmantic. police nald. Brown mlfered n laeemted ear and waa unconscleua when brought to the that Etaenhower had Offered him hagen runs which the airUnc lidpai 0 1 up charges. hospItaL Chareot and his two yo4mg eons (right center) who were riding In the ear were ihafcea up the top cabinet poat. wUl be the prelude of U e ft r * Crime commissiop hearings which reused wth testimony BsaM Nemal Beperting but uninjured. The dog was badly hurt. Chamat’s ear eea bf seen at the right. (Story on page 19) He said that any stateiiiiant commeteial eervleo over HN polar CIsmsntis’ name figured In the would cOmc from the general. route; • • . ■ 77 - Include TABLE LINENS nimnd at a former judge’ s fmanelal affairs. The state prob Oatis trial. Oatl* testlfisd as to The three appointments were M eii^ ln afi ers looking into ' — 7—, Ml aprt In raporting the arrest of the first to be apnoumied by The Mg beuftaa IMMlB dad ClementtB—a Mg news stoiY of Elsenhower for the Republican ad tended at the Thule beet at 4:16 "Heir that time. The prosecution sought UN Expects ^Edm r^ IShtmr- ministration that will take office u. S. Attorney to stamp as "spying'' the normal on JSn. 20. . the FBI work of a reporter In collecting McGranery authorized _ In naming Dulles a* his first 'ilia viking cartl^ 32 paasengera, Staff el’s Extra Fine search for Lucheae. wealthy gar facts and answering queries of his cabinet appointment, Elsenhower Free of Crime home oflee about the CMementis a crew o f 18, such Arctic survival ment manufacturer and « - M n - , picked for his administration a equipment ss sleeping bags, skis, vict described as a boss racketeer story. West Aims on India’s major Republican voice in Ameri Prsgu* Radio broadcast ac snowshoes, snow shovels and rifles, Quality Rayon and friend of politicians. Profc^ Charges ca’s bi-psrtlsan foreign - policy of and 500 pounds o f mall. Her opera MINIMUM OF CARE GUARANTEED! Luchese ' previously testlfisd counts of today's trial. It said ths past decade. privately before the commission these were the other 12 defend United Nations, N. Y., N ov.: A l i e J O l a tors hope to inaugurate regular Dulles, 64, held the title of Am commercial service on the top-of- but balked at talking at the open Washington, N ov . 20—(Fi— ants: — Papagos Starts 20—(4*)—The United Nations ^ A liie C l K O C K C tS ^ bassador whan he sOrved as archi Tony Accardo, reputed chief of the the-world route between Loe An hearings. tt ■ Otto Sling, former Communist looked to British Foreign Sec tect of the Japanese peace treaty geles and Copenhogtn Soon. it NO CLEANING BILLS I A two-day search by. a U. S. crime eyndteate founded by Al Damask Sets party secretary in the city of Bmo, retary Anthony Eden today under Secretary of State Dean The Polar'airliner touched down Marshal and two deputies failed to Capone was freed today of con who was arrested in 1950. Purge of Top Planes Pound Acheson. Three Democratic Presi it NO IBONINO NEEDEDI locate Lucheae. The goveriment tempt of Congress charges. Bedrich Oemihder, long time tOjgive the West's first for at the new 363-mlllion-dollar air 'V mal reaction to an Indian dents—Wilson, Roosevelt and Tru bane — the flmt commercial air 52x68 WITH aeeka to take away Lucheee a clt- So was Joseph Scaliest of Has- isystery man of the Czech Com man—gave him active roles in it COLORFUL PRINTS A SOLIDS Izendilp and deport him to nls ne- elton. Pa., described by the Senate munist party and often regarded Greek Military compromi.se plan on *4he Kumhwa Reds liner to use the big field—an hour 6 NAPKINS . $8.98 Crime Inveetigating committee as as the beblnd-the-acenes ruler of helping to formulate and carry out ahead of schedule, after a 1,64$. Korean prisoner-of-war issue. Unite)! States policies. ^*'offlclala are huting him to serve a racketeer. the party before his disappearance mile hop from Edmonton. Alberta. Athens, Greece, Nov. 20—lA*) — His s ^ c h to the UN's 60-natlon I Seoul, Nov. 20—(A)—A Hied Dulles carv^ a foreign policy •■lying time for the Arctic Jump denaUirallsstlon papers. He al- Both Accardo and Scalleat had in 1950. ■ ^ ^ political committee, expected to Here ii o collection that hot everything! Fathion detoil, 62x82 WITH leaedly concealed arrests in ob- been Ittdieted for refusing to an Arthur London, former deputy Greece's tpukh new premier, Field forces pounded Chinese positions plank at the Republican national was three minutes over seven swer questions of the Senate Marshal Allsxander Papagos. begin about 3:30 p.m. (e.s.t.), was . .... t . convention last July which satis hours. For the entire 5,862 nil# I4jpsrb croftsmonihip, and thot mirocle fobric,^ 8 NAPKINS . $14.50 talnlnr citizenship. Foreign Minister and a friend of eagerly awaited for two reasons:' the heaviest rocket In the final hours of the com- CMme Investigating committee. ordered a wholesale shakeup of fied both leading contenders / I . Eden will come directly from ! barrage and warplane strike In the for the. presidential nomination— (Coattaaed wm Pago printed puckered Nylon, li'i to eri«p looking,' the dr«4M> f, V Luxurioua rayon damask .made in Switzerland misaion hearinga. wltneawa d ^ Accardo waa identified In testi (Oenttaoed ei. Page Four) the nation's t o ^ mllltarj' com a conference with President-elect i 37-day-old battle for the vital r) by Stoffel in ivory and paetel shades In grsea, acrlbed the financial deadlines of mony before the commIUee as the mands today and \ecalied retired f Elsenhower and Taft. retain fheir firat day look indefinitely! There. or8 »o atony Eisenhower at which the Korean Kumhwa ridges bn the central Ko- Eisenhower’s announcement of yellow, blue and peach. 71-yesr-old retired State Supreme man who moved In as overlord of Lieut. Gen. Styliam , KltrilBkl.v to problem was expected to be rean front. interesting prints to choose from, you'll wont leverol a. the appointment followed a long I ■ *, Court Justice Aaron J. Levy, ap the Chicago rackets when Capone duty as chief of the (atlonal. De- thoroughly explored. He exchanged In the air, U. 8. Sabre jets de pointed, last year sq a court re got out. Accardo also was said to fense (Joint) Staff. conference with Dulles at the gen Newest Satre at this low low p r i^ Masked Bandit views with Secretary of State stroyed five Communist. MIG-15s. eral's headquarters today. feree. have widespread Interests in Flor Acting less than 24 hot^s after Dean Acheson yesterday. 'The F1ft)i Air Force announced It The oommlsaUrti introduced rtc- ida. he was sworn into office,. Papagos 2. The SrUish- hava-been .s«Uve brouchL. tD. fi02. the .Red jet fight Wilson, president of General ords purporting to show tl»t U - U. S. Ihrejte Cm Gun-Wliips Gas in the behind-the-scenes negotia ers deirtroyed since the war began Mbtors, wu'mentioaed by Eisen Flies 699.9 mjdb $ 0 -9 8 The charges were dropped on a also named Lieut. Gen. Alexander w ’s known receipts totaled $326,- Tsingounis as Chief of the ^ m y tions attempting to draw up a —exclusive of those down by Navy hower last September in suggest 000 from 1*48 to 1951 Inclusive motion by the proeecutor, assist united western front towards the pilots. ing the need of “business brains in Bates Rayon ant U. 8. Attorney WiUiam Hits. Staff; Lieut. Gen. Stylianos A^^l- To Set Record while he spent $406,000 during the Station Owner dakis as Commander of the Arm Indian plan. Eden mZy indicate AP correspondent John Ran a 60 billion dollar business"-—a same period. Levy's judgeship pav He told dUtrict Judge James R. what measure of agreement there dolph reported from the central reference to the operation of the Kirkland he had given "veiy care and ordered retirement of fpur’ over the alx-year period amounted among the western powers. front that a total of 576 rockets federal government. Thermal. Calif., Nov. 20—mpanles at made under rules of the Federation Aid Spending May Shift Get $9* la Change Ah Plane [its Sea tacked South Koreans dug in on Aeronautique Intematloiiaie and (OoaltBned oa Page Poor) Sniper ridge. His censored dis Bulletins the National Aeronautics associa SIZES: They escaped in a gray 1940 patch indicated the attack was tion, which must veri^ it before Ford with a pint jar filled wriUi Qiionset Point, R. I., 20— continuing. from the AP. Wires It becomes official. .. 54x54. 54x72, 72x72; 60x80, 72x90 aho(i)t $30 In change. (JPf—Three _ officers and ijye en “Whether tonight’s action was Napkins cur 49 c From Europe to Pacific Proprietoii: Walter Butmon re- In ahattsring ths record for listed men died today in th ^ raab Just s«cther , probe ot; .a 6e«vy, .^riMipfiaI,.atrcxaft,in .the Nacth *WdhderfUl»BronllBy Igce cloth* With the Dnra- ristW^lt'-ttid* IT stttchHI to dose into the" sea of a W V , a''Tj^fene laee flnlih. Waah and iron eo eaztly—no etretch- ■m Bates rayon daiHAsk waahes and irons so easUp. the woniid* in his hcaj. This morn attack, remained to .be seen,’*^ he 48 PEOPLE INJURED .^^erican all-weather intorceptoc, News Tidbits b ^ b e r, 70~mlles' - sbiilheastl \6f reported. - Houston, Nov, Sfi— At CapL Naah topped,, the 670.961 Waahlnzton, Nov. 20—W»—Foi^Wpniln, fourth-ranking Republt- ing he went to the hospital un Block Island. mph mark set Sept. 15, 1*46, by able to move his riglit arm.. Called from AP Wires 'The Air Force reported that least 46 people were In jai^ to •Im affairs expeits predicted tOr can member of the House Foreifn ‘The plane, participating In anti ^apt. Paul E. Jones, of Aragon, MaJ. Richard L. Johnson at Ed dav the new Republican-controlled Affairs rommittsc, said the whole day as a passeager traia struck Butmon was just closing his submarine exercises, “ mode i S.J bagged two of the five MiG's. a crowded city bus a«ar dowa- wards AFB, who used an earlier romrreas will trim U. 8. spending! foreign aid program must be re- shop about 10:55 when a car drove pass” at a submSrtne, then hit the Sabre pilots said' they, dam- Sabrs model, the F-86A, i Linen Napkins ea. 49c abrMd with emphasis on mlllUry I vlswed and reduced. He toM a re- up to the door. The White Oak Top CIO officials plan secret town Houston. There were aa ^ nuviba. ^ water, the Navy said. It was op two other Communist jets reports of critical lajartes. At his top speed Capt Nosh's Tor-go with lace clothe. and Monomlc aid shifting from porter: aelU gasoline and farm produce. meeting in New York to seleci; juc- erating with a eecond plane at the. Joihea, 3l, flying with the 51st I think the country wlU ceeeor to Ihte CIO President Philip plane nosed toward the dangereii* Pure Irish Linen Europe to Asia. The owner went to the door to time. Fighter Wing, w'as credited with compressibility of the sonic walk Foreign aid likely wUI kick off stan4 for any more aU-out spend- ( ^ n it. the two wen showed him Murray. . . . Air Force decides to MYSTERY I«BPEN S ► Arthur Dnic Storts j 'The Navy withheld identlficai^ downing the 499th and 500th MIG. New Urlhi, India, Nov. 2fi The sp e^ of sound In the 75-de the first big debate in toe Mrd ing. We owe It to the country to back. One of them had two guns, keep fiyinz ita F-89 Jet Interceptor, to “ ' ■ ait down in bipartisan faobkm and the "Scorpion.” liVl—^The Evereet 'mystery—have gree temperature of the lake shore Congress convening Jan. 3. Exten the other one. Both were masked. (Continued on Pnge Twelve) (Oeafianed oa Page Four) waa about 775 mites per hour at Damask Cloths sion of the Mutual Asslstancs pro- Xakt a good look at ths new prob Butmon had been robbed before, Sea. Wayne Morse of Oregon the Nwlsa cHmbers eoaquered is one of the first things on lems which havs arisen.**' says “You're not -going to settle It or not?—waa still nneahred today. In tact the mystery deep (Oenttaoed On Pago Pfior) its agenda. _ .. Among such problems. Smith (Oeatiaaed oa Page Twelve) that Korean War in Korea.” . . . Clear Plastic -With Republican leaders just said, are: European failure to meet Former Putnam Mayor Charles-A. ened. Sopw earlier reporta had 68x86 $8.95 about agreed on a top budget fig eearmlng goals of the North At Birhard, 78, dies after long illness. Two Top Educators Praise said the rlinsbera failed by- 8# NON-LINT EXTRA ABSORBENT ure of 70 billion doUgrs In fiscal lantic Treaty (NATO) program. Croce Dies at 86; self-'exiled Cztalor^an, famed yards. But today a Swlse lega Elizabeth Greeta T Table Cloths 1953-54, the foreign spending pro- France's financial troubles and the Spanish reUist Pablo%aaals. says tion spokesman reminded that cram faces possibly hefty reduc- free , world's - improved economic be ls.qi||jyUng UNE.SCO in protest Assistance by Foundations the expedition hnd an radio com- Duke of Wmdsor Niagara tiona for the year beginning July status. . Noted Philosopher at 8pafn!s admiarion .. Mra. Ann miinimtlon equipment aod ' no $11.95 word has come from them. 36"x36" 1 'The authorisation for this year, Smitn said President-elect El- Davidson, Eiiglishwoman trying to \ 39c 'ending next June, is $8,447,730,750. seiibower has heretofere been con anil Atlnatk* alone in small tail Washington, Nov, 20 -— (>P) — i.ls to find ways to -Improve the London, Nov. 20—(P)—Qnoon - ...... Llmited^quantity of these real Irish linen dsniask ekkUt* hr. Naples, Italy, Nov. 20—(F)— Any .controversy is certain to cerned chiefly with western Eu ing boat, leaves Canary Islands Two State University educators j quality of teachlng-in the arts and VUTBIJ FOR PROBE Elizabeth n and .her Mishaiid, the Dish Towels ~ traditional chrysanthemum-pattetn. rope. adding:; Benedetto Croce, one of the lead*. and heads for Florida. - ^ - • United N'atiqaa, N. V,, Nov. Duke o f Edinburgh, entortainad center around American outlay of Ing philosophera of the 20th cen today gave tax-free foundations' sciences. He said they already have 54''x54" 6 9 c $33104.867,055 during the postwar 'Turkish army private is sen credit for worthwhile advances in done "considerable constnicttdn Xp.^SV-'nie UN’a spc«lal poUt- the Duke of WififlMr at Bucking - “ I'm hoping -when Ike goes td tury, died at his home here today. icaj committee overrode Itotith years since 1945 and gross foreign Korea he gets a picture of this He waa 66. - tencesd to 20 years Imprisonment the fields^of education, research work” that line, ham palace today as a faniUy spending of some 87 billion dollars Asiatic situation.” ~ for spying for Soviet Union ..;, and economics. Myers said economic and statls- .Yfrlcaa oppositioa today and iuacbeoii 'th quiet obeervance of Green Stamps Given With Cash Satea ~ Croce had been suffering from a voted lo set up a eommlaoloa ta Special 3 9 c since 1 9 4 0 .___ Republicans in dongreas have kidney Infection which followed an Thieves break into office of Stan Dr. Fred Middlebush, president ticsl studies financed by the foun- the Queen'a fifth wedding anni 54”x72" ...... 89c Most Fuads Unspent of the University of Missouri, , and dations have been of great help to Investigate South Africa’s r a ^ l versary. A ieeesWel Mmt Tawo ataartaa 1. -MWad Partarad «hdw 5«ytr- e. rw aa.nid *• * been loudy critical of what they attack of infiuenza. He had been ley A. Miller, Wlllimantic C7PA REG. 45c VALUE Much of the money ^authorized can the Deinacrattc administra- and get sway with loot valued at Dr.'^William Myers, dean of agri- both business and government, segregation laws. The vote wao The queen had no engageatonta In failing health ia recent years. $5 to two with 22 aboUlaiag. outside the palace. In the forenoor *••• jhw * eg*.? and appropriated ta “ « « ; tkm'a “failure” to protect Asid Since early this year, lllntss bad nsore than gl.OOO. culture at Oomell. testified before' One of the (Congressmen, Rep. gpent. As of last Juns. the Mutual from Communist aggression. a special House committee. The Forand (D-Rl), said yesterday that her schedule waa work as usual. is-.fr.'T iR '.'saf 54"x90:$1.19 You1l need plenty of-good dish towele,.,. confined him to his bed in his home Mystic, Conn., woman becomes SENDS DISTRESS CALL Ths Duke of Windsor is vW tiM after a big Tbanka^ying dinner. Checks Security program showed a five- Ill the last foreign eld bin, Aala in the Fllomarino Palace. . “ gallon club” member fpr World committee has instructions to! a tax-free charitable foundation am. bllllon-dollar balance earmarked and the Pnctflc got only about 9(00 leam whether any of the tax e x -! created,, by textron, Inc., ia more Saa Fraaclsco,' Nov. 29— his mother. Queen M*t7, M Maiv Protect your tablecloth and save in red. blu*. gold and green. Borders in .Croce married Adele Rciasl, of War II and Korean War as sha A DC-4 hoopital plaao teat a borough House. Ha drove the ahof$ laundry. Heavy clear polythene plastic. gray. rose, red, blue, yellow, chartreuse for guns, tanks, aircraft and the million doUarZ of the over siz bU- Turin, in 1613. They had five chil contribittes 27th pint of blood. . . . Cmpt foundations are using their interested in business than charity, like. Funds not obligated and car tioae authorized. dren—fpur girls who are living and fu n ^ for un-:AmericBn or subver-! He said the big textile diO early today that one of Ita distance to Kackingham P alao. Jiiet wipe them off- and green.' TiwJW HAUca Veteran Democrmtic polltipian four en^aeo failed an It waa where a crowd of abMt 196 wattM ried ovqr amounted to about 400 A sharp reduction pres shaping one boy who died. Hlstwlfe and James M. CuHey of Boston says sive purposes. I through its foundxtlbn. Is driving THaJWHAlxco. mlUlons, ' (Korean .situations waa “ deetdiag Middlebush said one of the big — — nearlag tble eoast sa roata jtep. tAwfencs Smith, ot Wis « « aa Pago T n) factor” in recent clecUqn. unfinished Jobs of ths foundations' (OsatJaiMd sa P*ga Ntaetaea) from Boaoluht. (C f .'6 ■p r. ■ ' v/ f - T*--P *
