■ *1 "* : m a p v ' c H e n e y l i : V ^ g P WBBPAT, M , 19491 y PAGE EltSHTEEIf' Manrlr^Bt^r Avwraca Dally Nat Praaa Rim rat tha Moath at AagMt IN* Mrs W W. Ilobertaon. her i Seaman of Hartford road, w w Grand S^tretray William 8. dau^ter. Miss Marion Robertson | ■Vote Demoerath Hutchison of the Odd Fellows, of Henry street, and Mrs. Almira ^ Inn, Bridgeton, Maine. MOVING 9^43 i® lEuFttittu About Town whose headquarters are In New yyHCN •—for— M an^ at tta Aa«t Haven, has returned after attend­ A k J I S h a v e e x c e s s -,j- ^ Reed, coinimmlty ing the sessions of the Sovereign A r i l / FURNISHINGS hianehoMier—A City of Village Charm dii'e.'Jr.. lor U»e M anche^r I.O.O.F. convention In St. Paul, INTELLIGENT (v-r commute*, Mr«. ®*J?**^^ Minn., last week. Mr. Hutrtlson CALL US— l’t>« ft ^'^oe preetdMit. and Dr. Ko- is a past grand of King David I r l c r l . WE BUY PROGRESSIVE AdvaftWac aa Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1948 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CBNtH’ V. • vl U BoiRor, of the local com- Lodge of this town. VOL. LXVII., NO. 307 n..tlec, of which Elmer Weden U Buy That New Complete Hotmeholds — Entire Estates piijddent. wlU attend tH* an^»» j Mrs. Frank J. Hoher, of 638 ALERT meetlnr and dinner of the Con- ' Parker street, brought to The AflUqne aad modera taraitars, oriental aad domsstle necUcut Cancer Society tols eve­ i Herald office this morning a crab daoorated ehlaa. vaaea, Bgarlaea, pattera glass, cat glass, sliver, Governor Shannon at Local Beception Foreign Policy ning at the Country Club In \ya- apple branch with clusters of Uaens. etc. Organizing of GE terbury. Dr. Creighton Barkw Tesl We Ara latcrasted la Small Lota Also! TOWN GOVERNMENT Berlin Crisis Debate wlU preside and Dr. Samuel C. blo.ssoms and deep pink buds on It. Will Be Dewey Harvey, president of the Stale The tree blossomed as usual in Town Election Oct. 4 Medical society and professor of I May She happened to look out of FUR C O A T ROBERT M. REID & SONS oncology. Yale University School i a bedroom window when she sp l^ 201 Main Street, Manchester ^ Phone SI 93 Factory Deemed Speech Tlieme of Medicine, will be the speaker. i the blossoms high up on a bough. 'Vote Demoerath Business for Council A t H ale’s Bi'Partisan Stand With Importance *Peace With Honor* at Anchor Expected in At Monday’s Session Revere Copper-Clad For Q|»% andS^jefi® S cU tte r and T h r o w R u g S Former CIO Official In­ Salt Lake Qty Talk forms Congressional ‘Big Business’ Investigators Begard- En Route W’ith Dewey to Salt Spcurity Body to Take Target Again Lake City, Sept 30—(JF) — A bl- Up Most Explosive Is­ Stainless Steel Ware ing Order Given Com­ tlsisan foreign policy anchored Reds Wound Germans ”p«*peace ivith honor” Is expected sue of Three-Year His­ Jf'or Living RoontSf .Halls and Rsdroonts munists About Big For Truman rto be Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's an­ Plant at Schenectady swer to the critical world situa­ In American Sector tory; Aastiii Is Ex­ tion. k g — — Illinois Workers Urged Traveling toward Salt Lake City pected to Step Down Schenectady, N. Y., Sept. and his first major foreign policy When Case Comes Up Smarkand 80.—(fl*)—A former CIO of­ To Preveiit Nailing of statement of the campaign tonight Particulars of Foray ^^’iF om iC F Fll*st ficial told congressional inves- i the Republican presidential nomi­ ; t i -r t And Surrender Chair­ *Consuiner to WalF nee had up-to-date information on Siddiers in Berlin tigators today that Commu- the Berlin blockade crisis. Nofj Lady Is Dead manship to Argentina Rayon and Cotton -nist party members were or­ With Spikes of Greed It came in a communication This Evening from John Foster Dulles hU for­ immediately Available} ------dered “to organize” General Carbondals, 111., Sept. SO—(JP)— Parii, Sept. SO.^iP)—The Pile Jacquard Electric Co. workers as a Senator Oharlea B. Henae of Mandieater (right) flii cnaaim pottical eign affairs adviser la Parts, be­ President Truman asked UUnoia fore the candidate’s train left Theodore Roo8evelt*t United Nations SMurity matter of “utmost impor­ altoatlea with Governor Sluuinen nt last nlghPa GOP open IwiRse at Bulletin! Council on Monday takas up Woven workera today Jor Democratic Legion ban. Great Falla Mont, last night Widow Dies in Sleep; tance.” Dew'ey's Salt Lake City speech, Berlin, Sept. 30.— the most explosive issue, of 1^/2 Qt. Double Boiler ...... $7.10 The statement waa made by votes to atop “big business Repub': to be broadcast (NBC) from 9:30 RofiBifiii lieutenant. IcfiTing Native of Norwich Salvatore M. VotUa, 42, former fi­ Ucans” from continuing to “nail to 10 p.m., (e. s. t) , was, not yet its three-yeaiMiistoiy — the $8 .2 5 nancial aecretary of Local 301, the American consumer to the complete. But the New York the U. S. sector of Berlin *ft- western charge that Russia 2 Qt. Double Boiler ...... United Electrical Workera imlon, wall with spikes of greed.” Wallace .^ain governor gave some advance In­ •r visiting his Gernfin girl Oj-ater Bay, N. Y., Sept. SO—(P) threatens the peace of the who Identified himself as a former He offered them a choice be­ dication of his ideas in talks In friend, fired wildly when he —Mrs. Theodor* Roocevelt, fi7, world by her blockade of Ber­ 1 Ql Covered Sauce P an ...... $ 3 .4 0 Communist. tween “another era of fear under Montana yesterday. widow of the 26th president, died Persian Design Rugs First Committee Witness Eggs’ Target thonght he was being pur­ lin. the Republican reactionaries” and Speaking before a Hillside park In her sleep today In tb* family Anatl* to Occupy Choir $ 5 .0 0 Vottis waa the first witness be­ "another era of hope with liberal crowd in Helena, he called for a sued by military police and 2 Ql Covered Sauce P an ...... fore a House Labor subconunittee wounded a German civilian home. Sagamore hilL The CouncU announced today democracy.” Stock market edges into lUgher stand “so consistent, so well that Chief U. S. Delegate W a rm probing Oommunist Influences In Mr. Truman prepared his re­ Doetn*t Bother to Duck price ground at slow pace today grounded In facts and so deeply today. The Russian apolo- At her side were her aurvlving $ 5 .7 5 labor organizatUma. The subcom­ son, Archibald, and daughter, Mrs. R. Austin will be to tbs dmir os 3 Qt. Covered Sauce P an ...... marks for delivery In the South­ ... .U. S. advises Russia that it la luiderstanding” of the world’s gized to an American officer. the October president when the SIZE 24x43 $4.98 mittee came here to investigate Aa Mittilea Oath at looking to U.N. for further action problems that other nations will Richard Derby. She had been ill Smarkand ern minois’ university McClelland The lieutenant was not held. for some time. Death cam* shortly aeasioa opens a t 3 p. la. (9 a. m., $ 6 .3 0 .... L4>cal 801, which claims 15,000 stadium. on Korea before deciding finally respect American views. 10 In. Covered French Skillet...... members of the home, plant here Speech in Houaton before 7 a.m. *A t). However, the U. 8. delegn- The president assailed the Re­ on withdrawal of American .troops He said he thinks he speaks for Uoa said it oxpseto Auatta wUl Reproductions of Persian designs in the colorings that arc ao of General Electric. publican-controlled 80th Congress from that country.. .C.I.O. United Democrats and independents, aa Berlin, Sept. SO.—(JPh~ Only three widows of presidents . $ 9 .8 5 Vottia said that during 1936 Houston, Tex., Sept. 30.— — now survive—Mrs. Woodrow Wil­ step down when the case eorasa SVi Q®* Dutch O ven ...... Ui"r tnWUM rich. Four color combinations, fringed ends. aa "the puppet” of big business, Public Workers’ union says it will well as Republicans, in saying that Russian soldiers who made up and surrender tb* chaimaa- (Not Exactly Aa Illustrated) WhUe he waa an officer of the and the real estate, power and Henry Wallace didn’t bother to call off scheduled strike at Ohio "this country stands firmly aa a son, Mrs. Calvin Coolldg* and Mrs. $ 8 .6 0 Hook Twist Rugs local he “met regtilarly” with Com' a foray into the U. S. sector Franklin D. Roosevelt. ^ ahlp to Argentina, next la Mac tor 8 Cup Percolator . . . . 1 . . • grain speculators’ lobbies and duck aa four egga and two toma- sanatorium if 19 employes who rock for peace, but a peace with of the city this evening shot IL munlst party members in Schenec- rapped Its passage of the "reac­ 'toes crashed around him last have received dismissal nottces are honor.” Private Fuaeral SenrtoM If the Rnsalans try to bar tha l8dy« tionary Taft-Hartley act” over restored to their Jobe... .Alexan­ “Dark Clouds” (H-er Meetlag and wounded two German Private funeral aerrices for Berlin case from the ogeada, Aoo- Natural Grey “Once in awhile,” he said, “Earl night. Grinning through the up­ der Koral, who refused to answer civilians. American military members of the family will be held Fine Quality Rubberised Back Browder would come up from New his veto. roar, he went on to deliver a In Great Falls the Republican tin is reported planning to remain “Instead of Improving the Wag­ speech before a mixed white-and- questions of House Un-American nominee told a crowd of 5,000 per­ police reported. Particulars in (Htrist Episcopal church. She as chairman until the prooedoral York to pep us up." Activities committee, fired by New sona who overflowed the ^vic will be burled beside her husband Vottls said that at the meetings ner act aa I recommended,” Mr. Negro audience estimated at 8,- of the incident were not im­ battle Is over. Seven votes are SIZE 28x49 $5.98 Truman declared, "they cut and 500. York City Board of Education.... center that "dark clouds of Inter­ in Young's Memorial cemetery a required to approve admission of Chinese party members were told by lesd- hacked away at the workera’ new­ The man who threw all—or Communists step up their drive national misunderstandings” hang mediately available. few miles from Sagamore hill. an Itom, aha tb* falg-powor veto ers that “it la of the utmost im­ against Poland’s peasantry. over the Paris meeting of the MlUtary PoUee taterveoe Date of the service and burial was does not apply. Revere 4 qt. Pressure Cooker portance to the party to organize ly-won rights. ’The Taft-Hartley nearly all—of the miaslles said he A beautiful new rug by Samarkand that coplea exactly the high Throw Rugs act la the way backward, not the is a merchant seaman from Kulp- U. S. about to agree with Belgian United NaUons. U. B. authoriUe* said American not announced. The Council’s aimooneemsot General Electric.” military police had Interi'ened and Surviving, besides her eon and priced wool hooked rugs. Wine, rose, blue, green and grey beaver. “Bulwark of Capitalism" way forward. ’That’s the Repub­ mont, Pa., named John J. Stas- and Netherlands governments for Asserting that the American cam* dwrtly after tbs oast-west lican Way. klel. He didn’t hit Wallace once. use of ports of Antwerp nnd R«t- people “are united,” he said that that the Incident la atlU under In- daughter, are her stepdaughter. disput* on atomic coBtrolo went (Not Exactly As lllaatrated) He said that In the eyes of the 'totalitarian states must not mis­ vestlgatidn. Mrs. Alice Longworth, and 14 before the 58-naUen Political oom- Communist party General Electric "The big business Republicans Police took him outside and let tordnm for shipments to occupied KIDSKIN $3-69 have aet an economic trap for the him go. Germany---- Superior Court Judge understand what Is happening” in Preliminary accounts said there grandchildren. nplte* of the Assembly. AaatlD, $ 1 6 .9 5 SIZE 22x42 represented “the strongest bul­ Howard W. Alcorn orders bench this country’s presidential cam­ were no American casualties. She and Theodor* Roosevelt in a speech to tb* oommlttew re- wark of capitalism.” American consumer. ’They have Hlto Baclal Segregattoa were wed in S t George’s church, baited the trap with glib assur­ Meanwhile, inside Houston’s warrant issued for David B. 8. paign. Military police headquarters oaumed United Statear raadtaMM For living room and halls. In beige, rose, green and blue, with Vottis sls6 testified that he WllUamson, 25, of New Haven, on In an indirect reference to said its reports were that some London, in 188fi after the death to stthmit Us atomio ensrgy pro- made frequent trips to Communist ances that everything will be all d ty auditorium, Wallace, Progres­ fringed edges. Non-slip rubberiaed back. right U you Just let nature take charge of manslaughter‘in connec­ President Truman, Dewey said: armed Russians had entered the of his first wife. She waa a nativa doctlon to international ooabm. .00 party headquarters in New York sive party candidate for president, _____ U.S.-occupied borough of Lichten- of Norwich, Conn. Gl«amlns, easy-to-daaa atalnleas steel. Thick copper care of ever^hlng. And when was slashing away at ra< ^ segre- tion with death of his Infant "They musn’t assume that be- city and that “that waa the first daughter... .Deep well drilled tn cause. of a person tn a pon fon m H uAl vriMdi Ben at the American- Mrs. Roosevelt lived to receive Austin said U was Roada's fhigt bottom for even heat distribution. Revere “waterless they say nature, they mean them- gaUon, Texas pq|it*«»L leaders, big 1s(a>V aa-. _ »_ *• *-*• ■ uA# ti■ SievewlAei* ' mitt* Idacs I met Mike Quill." sel^Z.*’ New Hartford In 1944 as drought' high importance in the naUon Is Soviet aeCtor borders.'Their mis­ news at the deaths of thrss sons— that . international coatrol of cookingr i3 easier—preserves the vitamins and other food Plus Tax QulU la head of tlia CIO Traiw- business, and the ’Mraton admin­ inauraaoe has beem phylng lugli going around preaching dtnunlty, sion was not immsdlately known Quentin in aerial combat in World atomle weapons never came Into values. Perfectly balanced pistol rrip handles of cool port Workera tmlon. Help ^ e n Fanaem istration. War I and Theodore. Jr., and Ker« Heavy Quality Oval In hlB Carbondale address, the Police estimated the site of the dhidende for about two weeks that we are tn fact divided.” but MP8 said the Russians n-ere hs|«Jg- He urged ug-poSrtr co­ Bakelite. For a lifetime of better cooking—Buy Revere Vottia, now a retail store oper- Note cached by AdmlnU Robert E. He added, “let me send this about four or fire blocks inside the mlt in World war H. operation on tha atom aad ra- stor, said he attended a “secret president said the Democrats have crowd. Contrary to Texas cus­ Acceat am Domeedcilar aatorted American support of the A pearly-toned supple fur with definitely raised the income of the farmer tom, whites aad Negroes sat to­ Peary 450 miles from North Pole American sector. Ware. on Arctic expedition 43 years ego (Cssfftoued on Page Three) When an American patrol rushed During her reign as Amarica’s much dsbatod Baruch plan for con­ younsr ideas. Unusually sweet in this coat (Ooatlnned on Page Thirteen) to ten times what it was in 1932 gether. They were perhapa equal published today by State Depart­ up to Investigate, these reports first lady, Mrs. Rooaei,'slt put tha trols. H oi - B a a e m e n t Saved millions of home and farm In number. * ’ accent on domestjelty. Many per­ Britain, Franco and tho Unttod with its wide flaring back and Peter Pan Braided Rugs owners ftt>m eviction, rescued the The people cheered Wallace and ment. said, one of the Russians began collar. to run and discharged his rifle, sona early in the oentury revered States fllsd their chorgea against VCI ■■"fs banking system, established de cheered Paul Robeson, the Negro Return of Communist Leader wounding the two Germans. a picture of her doing needlework Russia yesterday. In Identical Mtaa In Four Sizes posit insurance and "brought singer. There waa a booing secQon Palmiro TofUatU to Chamber of Sees Dewey In the Wfhite House. to Secretary-General TVygvo IJe. Jewel Bandits Deputies in Rome causes cheers Preparing for Big Maneovers truth to the sale of securities.” too. Some people yelled things The German press said today The 26th preskicnt’s widow Theoe charged 8iat Russia waa ra- Greta Stamps Ghren With Cash Sales Real quality oval braided that will wear for years. On the other hand, he said, the like “Go back to Russia.” both from right and left. ... Gen. spent her latter year* at Saga­ during Berlin to economic chaos Furs—Second Floor It was the most excitement and Lucius D. Clay says “It'll take Sure to Will the Soviet Occupation Army Is Multi-color braiding with black, red, green and blue borders. Under Arrest 80th Congress passed a “rich preparalng for big autumn man­ more Hill, a rambling Victorian In aa effort to gala sola domina­ man’s tax bill,” the Taft-Hartley the only violence ;iiat the fray- lot more than buzzing our planes country house overlooking Long tion of tha dty. I to stop the lift” to Soviet-block­ euvers starting In early October. —— act, and became “the puppet of haired candidate has met in his Large air fleets wUI take part, dis­ Islam! sound. The house was fill­ Austin himself lasusd the call 18x33 big business, the puppet of special one-week-old campaign tour In a aded Berlin___Unconfirmed re­ W a iT P ii Says New Jer­ ed with mementoes of “Teddy’s” for tha Monday meeting of the 'Wealthy Czech Beauty chartered plane. He Intimately port says that Israeli police have patches said. lobbies—the real estate lobby, the United States Air Force officers days in the White House, his for­ Security Council tn his capacity power lobby, the grain specula' knew eggs and tomatoes on his re­ arrested Nathan Frlrdman-YelUn, sey Will Go Repub­ aa its dilef for Ootobar. Tha dmtr- t x JWHAU coiu. Identifies Two; Fails head of Stem gang___Fortune said they had received no notice eign travels and hunting trips. I l f CORE Eight beautiful new patterns to brighten your 22x36 $ 2 *^® tor’a lobby, and others.” cent southeastern trip. lican in Election The slender, silver-haired “first manahlp of tha aoneU diaagoB in m a h c n ist M Comm% To Becognize Third Today he flies to El Paso, Tex. magazine reports that Gov. Thom­ lady of 0>’ster Bay.” entered the MM«CNntlM COHIte Tomorrow: Los Angeles. as Dewey is leading President (OoDtinued on Pag* Thirteen) bathroom and to give as gifts I ------(Oonttnned on Page Three) Truman by the "almost unbeatable political arena several times tn the (Conttoned am Pag*' ■) When Wallace was introduced New York, Sept. 30- (;P -Gov. 1930'a Maintaining stout loyalty * New York. Sept. 30.—(g>)—A margin of 44 per cent to 31 per Earl Warren says New Jersey— 26x45 $ 3 * 9 8 wealthy Czech beauty today iden­ the crowd rose and roared. Wal­ to the Republican party, ah* sup­ lace stood erect and grinning at cent.” which four times gave majorities ported President Hoover against tified two men as bandits who Western German government to Franklin D. Roosevelt—will go Moiity Chosen robbed her of $75,000 In Jewels In Forests Seen the microphones Suddenly, splat, her distant kinsman by marriage, Fine Chenille splat, splat, splat came^egga In officials launch drive against Al­ Republican this year. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1932. 30x56 $ 5 *^® .a Manhattan hotel room. lied occupation rosts . . . Israeli Before a cheering, near-capscity Mrs. Sonja Loew, 31, of Milton, fast succession. Two or three of Forced to Walk With COM them hit the microphones in front Foreign Minister Moelie Shertok audience in Newark, N. J.. last Alliance Chief About 10 years ago ah* fractur­ Flashes! Mass., identified in a lineup Steph­ Fire Hazard says he will go to U. N. General night, the G. O. P. vice presiden­ en Bayer, 47, and William Bru- of bis face. ed a hip. She was forced to walk 6 ENERAt#E£ECTRIC Wallace’s expression hardly Assembly In Pari.s "within a few tial nominee said he now is confi­ with a can* and seldom appeared (Lnto aanuiaa el the UP< Wlr«) Guaranteed ley, 29, aa two of three towel- changed. days.” . . .Shipping industry lead­ dent the Dewey-Warren ticket will British Field Marshal Bath Mat Sets maidted bandits who bound, Viewed at Seriout at carry the state. in public. Multi-Color Floral Chenille Staskiel, a stocky man with a ers support proposal for eztra In later >**010 about the only gagged and robbed her'iarly yes­ slon of Congress to deal \rith west From Newark W’arren came Selected to Command terday, police said. That Prevailing Before small mustache, was standing at Should Impcadi Clarh coast maritime strike.. .Two men back to New York (21ty for a round (OoBtlaued on Pag* 'Thlrteeu) W'aahlagtoa. SepL SO—iCi M of Used Cars The two were among three tak­ Maine Firet Year Ago (Continued on Page Twelve) temporarily blinded In Philadel­ of party gatherings and a speech Joint Armed Forces rceeatotlv* SfcOoweB----- a (R-Pa)(E-Pa) said en into custody today. A third phia when one fires pocketrtJT)* tonight. today “om huadie i ar meNT at *48 Hudson $1-98 ,0 $5.98 Bath Mat Sets man picked up by police was not tear gas gun during argument Sure Dewey Will Win Bulletin! •Ymerica’a top secrete must hav* CLEANER Identified by Mrs. Loew. Boston, Sept. 30— (;P) —Bone over parking space.. .Delegates W'arren told his Newark audi­ talla* late the heads eC a Sevlct She Is the divorced wife of Elias dry New England forests—baked ence of almost 4,000 that after lyondon, SepL 89—(4V-'The Boy’s Courage *48 Buick Conv. Barkley Raps reoMsentlng 670.000 German met­ Brttlah cabinet todnv njwroved spy riag eperatlag la the weetoM M. Loew, New England and Flori­ by a two month drought—present­ al '^rkers vote their dissatisfac­ "looking over” a score of etates he g S Yk * hemlsphiFfe. .Attoraey U eaeifil da theater magnate. ed a fire hazard today as serious 1,8 sure Gov. Thomas E. Dewev v. Ml the selection of F lm Mnralinl *48 Chevrolet Mrs. Loew told police that Bay­ tion with progres.s of program to VUcoiint Montgomery ns head as that prevailing just before the break up cartels of Ruhr stael In­ “carry the nation.” UraMS r raise ' Dowell ceatoaded, If he falls to $2*98 set er was the man with "the senti­ $15,000,000 Maine fires a year ago., Spies^Report The United SUtes, the Califor­ Ilf n Joint armed force of the *48 Packard Conv. COMBfNAWN dustry. . .British liner Queen Mary five-power Brussels alllnare. ------' prooecuto peraeas against whom mental blue cye.s” who served as i Massachusetts State Fire War- i nian declared, “cannot afford to « Multi-Color Floral Chenille" arrives from Europe 12 hours late A government source said the ' rt 1 e v t' f A ! Ilto House-Ua-Amerleaa Activtttea Seven colors In two smart patterns. Sire 19 x 34 mat with lid leader in the holdup, stroked her I den Joseph L. Peabody, after a i continue a shattered, complaining R p tic u e tl from W p e c k e d committee haa aseembled evideuce *47 Lincoln Sedan hair, called her "Honey” and ' survey of the six states, said the j Called Slander on Tru­ a(ter rough crassing. . selection of Montgomery, chief cover. Dusty rose, blue, peach, gold, gieen, aqua and grey. France's t'ommumst.s Join those {(dniintstration at the helm.” Ilf I he Krltloh Imperial general Hwntviiiw ' •* '•Pyl**- "There Is illreet evldeace “Darling" and assured her she I only reason there hasn't been sinii- He said a unified leadership is Plane .\fter ' that secrets have been turued over *47 Packard Sedan OFFER GOOD FOR A wouldn't be harmed. i iar fires “Is that we simply have man ^Brought Forward of Britain in liiuking Russia’s required if America la to miow it Ktsff. Mill l>e announced soon disarniuilient projMisals in U. N ... In l*aris h.v the Sve powem— lleutl-Duwii 42 H o u r s i Russtoaa,” McUoweU, a All of GemH Found been lucky.” ' For Political Purposes* is not “a nation of boom and bust," i committea nsemher, told reporters. *46 Packard Coupe Bath Mat Sets 'The three men were seized Millions In Crop Losses British Colonial Secretary Creech and added: Rrltain, France, The Netber- '^Extra* Large Multi-Color Floral Chenille while police were investigating The practically rainless eight Jones says subversive Influences “No real progress can possibly lantls. Luxenbourg nnd Bel­ Edmonton, Alta., Sept. 30—(A)— *46 Packard Sedan LIMITED TIME ONLY . Niagara Falls, N. Y., Sept. 30._ are threat to Britain's colonial gium. Baas NSW TetotMoa aaUkSMi the activities of a known safe­ Weeks also reported to have calis- be made as long as we have a na­ R. C. A. F. fliers today praised the Washlagtoa. SepL StL—(fiV-Yll* cracker. Police said they found all ed millions of dollars in crop loss­ (/T)—Senator Alben W. Barkley peoples.. .Next president may tional administration that is not courage of s seriously Injured .12- Federal Coauniialcatloi *46 Pontiac Sedan of the LoeW gems In their posses­ es, depleted water supplies and af­ says the House Un-American Ac­ have to move out of White Rouse only divided_ ^ but Bitter - an admin- i-ondon, July 30—i7P)—A quall- $|.98 set tivities committee's recent report for about a vear due to renovat on yesr-old boy w ho was rescued flea today saMuaoedaaaewared that It la sion. They claimed they had re­ fected milk production. iatraUon “so t“lMd“tliit ir'isTosing! Hcd government aource said today from a wTecked plane after hong-1 temporarily aaspeadlag approvwl *41 Cadillac Sedan ceived the jewelry from a fourth on spies in the government is a plans. Chinhsien, important govern­ Itself in abuse.” Field...... Marshal..... Viscount ...... Montgom­...... BOTH FORMERLY ^ 9.90 Bath M at Sets The Weather bureau held out no ery. chief of Britain’s imperial ing bbad-downward for 42 hours j of may aew televisio* staHoas ta *41 Plymouth Coach man who asked them to sell the hope for relief until tomorrow— slander on President Truman ment air lift Center in .Manchuria, Must Develop Cooperation beside the body of bis mother, order to ”p«iUsti" the servtqe al­ Two rood looking patterns Ih five colors ^^^th multi-color florri Items. I and then It will be only In the i "brought forwairl for political under attack by I’JO.OOO Chinese Warren, speaking In the heart general .staff, ha.v been selected to The boy, Michael Llntner. suf­ ready authorized. The aettoia. ef­ designs. 18 x 30 mat with lid cover. Blue, dusty rose, peach, gold No charges were placed against purposes.” Oommunist troops a.s inri-eased of a heavily industrialized area, command the armed forces of the *40 Chevrolet Sedan I form of local showers. ' five-national western European fered a compoimd skuU fracture, fective Immedtotcly, freezes 3fiS and green. them Immediately. Except In a few areas where The Democratic rice presiden­ Red pressure on all fronts draws said "we must show that we can a broken right arm and frozen pendlag oppUcatlosM tor aew *40 De Soto Sedan $3-98 set Police burst in on two of the ;j there has been light rainfall, the | tial nominee said last night the Generali.5. M appsaiod to Bath Mat Sets with underworld contacts. hyilro-electrlc production In Maine Republican party in the past has Clubtvonten Will Use Radio defense ministers of the five coun­ Ilie plane wreckage was sighted nmaj tamoas pr Osssldy learned a safe Job waa was being depleted rapidly. put the nation into "despondency tries In Paris this week. yesterday by on R (3. A. F. plane lag “Way Dowa $ M 9 5 to be pulled Tuesday night. Other H. L ' Gerriah. Maine Public and despair” and has been the Presumably WlU Resign which led a ground party to the $49S Down police Inuuediately covered all sus­ Utilities commission engineer, said party of "reaction and fatalism,” To Refute Red Propaganda Montgomery presumably will re­ scene. Faadly Ptoea to t a ^ Floor Rug and pects. Suddenly plans were switch­ "principal storage reservoirs are adding: sign as commander, of Britain's S*y JBoy Coasetous ' MODEL $ 4 * 9 8 set ed and the safecracker skipped all below the level thev reached Two of the rescuer*, Sgt. Larry ed by the a*bi&ag af a ■■ iaat year while the electric load "The Republican party never ■ Armv. BIr. TRADES AVA 180 from New York by plane for Cali­ knows where it Is going. It only j New York. Sept. 30 et — • She said the group has obtain­ T he Briti-h Press association Poulson and Leading .Aim aftsnian bore* pastored la the yaiik fornia. has- raateriallv Increased.” know.s where it has been.” American clubwomen will to**? ed a 15-mlnute weekly spot on said there was sonic speculation K. \V. Clark, asid the boy was aad Mr*. Ocetga Johaasa aad EASY TERMS FORMERLY 1495 An' esneclally prettv pattern with extra sire mat 21 x 36 In Believing some of the gang en- W in Be Felt Next Year Barkley ^left by special plane for to the radio to tell European* that .Station WRUL. in iiitormed circles that Montgom coikxclouM when they reached him. tbeir tkree cklldrw fled to so My seven criors. Rose, green, blue, gold, peach, aqua and grey. ' gineered the Loew robbery, police The crop damage la so extensive Washington. Tomorrow he begins American women are not '■alco­ The shortwave broadcasts over ‘‘‘ ,"“”Iii'j^ 'iu c ^ d # d in the B “Tlie boy wo-s one of the brav­ tram thslr boralaff hoam oaslr Bath M at Sets picked lip all. suspecU — the 10 in Massachusetts that it will be a speaking tour that will take him holics” and "(tmazonB." as Rus­ that station. . formerly affiliated ' ish - command---- j w.. by w. Lt. r Gen..— rtwo G.WJL est I have ever seen In my Air this aseralag. Tha questioned today. felt Into next year,,the state Ag­ to the west coast. sian propaganda pictures them, with the *.;Volc* of Amerleo;” will Templer. 50, deputy chief of staff Force experience,” said Clark. tagged by “BUchsy." Tn the sumptuous apartment ricultural department reported. have no connection with the and Britsin's first military gover­ "He knew bl* mother was dead year *M aenev 1 (RUNNERS Electrical A complete ensemble—Large floor rug with where two were picked up police Seared pssturelands were re­ The announcement ■A'rf* made "Voice.” sea wh* Treasury Balance yeaterdsy at the opening of nor in Germany. but never zoenttoaed IL" 2-pc. bath mat set with mulU-color floral $ 5 - 9 8 said they found a diamond and gold ported to have caused an “enorm­ ’TK* Rusetons ore spreading London newspapers eorlisr had Tb* boy's father, Lt. OoL A. L. Dept. patterns. Seven colors. Set wrist watch bearing Mrs. Loew’s ous loas of milk” in the six 1948-49 PresldenU' council meet- Llntner of the A m y Reeerre sta­ eaffadlaldra Washington, SepL 30—

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r A ( S ' MANUnWiKH BVSmifG IRBALD. MANCUVSTTSR. C0NN„ THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 80, 194* V*

MA,\LHtai EK e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1948 PAGE TR'O ^Big Business^ M ReplibUc«n Rally Here Foreign PoKcy LADIES* lam of 100.000 men and women to Assembly Reports OKO.'I IMM.'I 4 f'- Local, State Candidates Absentee Ballots Join up and give the drive "a good Odd Ceremony Held Here Will Be Dewey start.” EHSTUJOOD Target Again Montgomery said the Territorials Of Rotary Club ♦ Available Here . I I I , • ■ ' • t At G. O.P. Gathering AMESITE DRIVEWAYS would form the base around which As Last Concrete Poured WOOL SLACKS WITH NO NAME" For Truman Speech Theme POWER ROLI.ED "we could wrap the fighting man­ Prior to tha visit to tha local People who are ill or who are power of the nation should there Rotary O ub of tha new district Mark Stevcaa Uayi Nelaa be a sudden emergency." (Cmianiied rrwn Page Oar) (Continued from Png* On*) Orders tsken now! SpecIsllzInR in parking areas and unable to reach the polls on Mon­ “Dedication" ceremonies, mark-.«.fin said tpis morning that he wlt- Oovamor on October 19 tha local Pa««tai’ raasta' m U A’ F l f ^ * G^enior Shannon day may uae an absentee ballot. This fighting manpower, he said, gas stations. Work guaranteed. Time payments arranged ing the completion of the WUbur i neaaed the event, and parked at a service organlsaUon will hold a DoaaM (yCsaaer, Farcy RUbride meesage from Great Falls to Paris These can be secured by notifying consisted primarily of 4.000,000 Cross Highway section form Tal- I "decent, distance.” "You never (31ub Asaembly naat Tuesday eva- Sute Offieiala Present’ i tkt • They arc intersstsd in one thing Free Estimates any member of the Republican or "Class Z” reservists—men only re­ Featara—1 tM, tiM t 9lM —tha profits o f Mg business, hs and beyond through toe Iron cur­ cotvillc rotary to McLean Hill, know what might happen to a nlng at the Omntry Oub. Chair­ At Reception Held at A p p e a l JM otlCe tain: The Republican party la en­ Democratic to^s-n committees. cently discharged from the armed were obser\'ed at 3 p.m. yesterday 1 well-dressed police lieutenant when men of all service committees Will Last Shew said, and added: The Republican Town commit­ forces—a proportion of whom be called on for reports of pro­ "Today's Mg businaaa is rubbing gaged in this campaign for toe ex­ when 1® men were heaved into | the boys go wild,” Otlffln said. *1 Legion Home Here press purpose of bringing our peo­ DeMaio Brothers tee haa named members who w ll could be "called out tomorrow the soupy concrete of the final slab wouldn't take a chance with that gress. its hands In tha hope o f having bring absentee ballots to those de­ straight Into the Territorial Conunlttoas which have not mat Attorney Says Case Will another boom and bust sprM un­ ple cloMr together so that they Paeing Contractors Since 1921 as it was poured Just north of hunch. They were trying to fill up Lopal and state esmdidatea for can reallne their great future and airing them and also explain the Army.” the McLean Hill underpaaa. the forms,” he said. aa yet are urged to do so by Presi­ der a Republican administration. Can Manchester 7«91 Anytime proper voting method. The ballots dent Joseph Pero before Tuesday pabUs otfiea on tha Republican Be Carried to Supreme They are in the aama greedy state find peace with honor in the Completely plaatarad wera M. A. It saems that It Is an old road- world.’’ « i must be mailed to the Town Clerk Oammino, the contractor, who waa hulldera' custom that, aa the last in order to have an ouUlne of their DANCING ticket war* gnaeta o f the RspubU- Court Finally of mind that brought about the • SIZES It TO 29 and In order to be counted valid. plana for 1946-49 p rep a id for crash of 1929 and the Hoover de­ CrewJ Hiaaders Approval Beecliler to Quit grabbed by his workmen and slab o f concrete Is poured, the fun FRIDAY NIGHT oan town oommittaa at a roerp- The crowd thundered Its approv­ In the election, they must be in tassed Into the oose, and all others begins. Rank or Importance have TuosdSy evening's meeting. * I < tlon attaadad by naarly 200 party pression." • SOLIDS AND the Town aerk'a office by Mon­ To The Music Of New Haven, Sept 30 (XT— al as he declared: who chanced to be within reach or nothing to do with the fate of the .workars In Um American Legion , A 141-mlle automobile ride from day noon. The same rtUe holds for Housing Authority Moonlight Sertnaden Hartford county Palntcra Local Mt Vernon to Cermi, IR., offered "And let no dictator or trigger- PLAIDS chase. “Biggest” event o f the cere­ byatanders and in they go if they kail last night. Highlight of tha i happy militarist snywhere make out-of-state absentee ballots. toe chief execuUve an opportun­ mony was the concrete dunking of can be caught. lUlinn-Amcrican Chih evening wee the presence of Gov- 481, AFL, and John R. O'Brien, of snv mistake about that purpose" • IDEAL FOR Sherwood Beechler, a member Alfred LaCHiance of Buckland, 260 ‘ With the completion of cement Eldridgo Street amor Jamea C. Shannon, Secre­ Avon. Ifs former president filed ity to stump in territory where In his opening campaign speech pouring, the finishing up of the COOL FALL of the Town Housing Authority, pound onlooker who, over his pro- Benefit Italian-Amerlcan tary of the State Frances Burke notice of appeal today from their the United Ml .e Workers mem­ In Das Moinea Dewey pledged "A Monty Chosen tesU that they couldn't do this to highway .section will now be Redtck snd State Treaaurer Federal Diatriet eonrt conviction bership la a potent voting factor. will not be a candidate for re-ap­ pushed and It is expected that the foreign policy based upon the firm WEATHER TIRE VALUES! him, went on his ear into tha Athletic Cinb Joarpb Adorno. here o f violating the political Mr. Truman will top probably belief that we can have peace.” pointment to this office. Beechler link will be open to traffic within First Maaeheater Showtag catchall. Door Prise 110.00 f'andidatrs Take a Bow spending provisiona of toe Taft- his most strenuous day o f oam' He has enlarged upon this to Alliance (Jiief Police Lieutenant Raymond Qrit- a month Now Playlag^ Attorney John S. G. Rottner paignlng yet with a major apaech is also a member of the Board of Admission 60e « Hartley labor law. claim that the political campaign 6 .0 0 x 1 6 Tax Review, was chairman of the.meeting and^. The appear in the elght-montha- at 10 p. m. (eA.t.) at LoulsvlUe. will strengthen American policy 6 .0 0x1 6 he opened toe reception by calling Ky., on housing, living coats and SS-M (Continued from Page One) In holding both offices, Beechler old fight over legality of. the leg­ by uniting, rather than divlj*ng. would be a dual office holder About Town Boy’s Courage upon all the local Republican can­ islation, waa taken to the Second other domestic Issues. the American people. phonae Juln, French commander- which practice is not favored by I • didates to tske a bow. He Impressed GIreuit court in New York, but PreridenUal Press Secretary A s for the Berlin criala Itself, Other alres in proportion. All brand new tires— Made in-chief In north Africa, will hold the Directors. For this reason, Draws Praise it upon the gathering that formal William S. Gordon. Jr., attorney Charles G. Rosa said he expected he haa charged with obvlona ref­ by nationally known firms. the five-power land command; Beechler has decided to withdraw Miss Fannie A, Allen baa moved aperchrs were not on the agenda for the local, aald the case "will the president to emphasise his erence to Russia, that "our former BriUsh Fleet Admiral Lord Cun­ as candidate for the Town Hous­ from 424 North Main atraet to and that a social time had been be brought to the Supreme court, veto of the Taft-HarUey act in Ally is again repudiating all of tha Miss C)atherine Morlarty's house (Cootinned from Page One) planndd rather than a cut and speeches starting at ML Vernon, ningham would lead the joint Naval ing Authority, but he will remiUn if necessary." —By VIchl, Aanehester Photo* normal meana of solving Interna­ Ladi«* luonif Sl«eve GOODYEAR OR FIRESTONE units and Royal Air Force Marshal at 54 North School steaat. dried rally type o ( meeting. where he leaves hla train at 8:80 a.s a candidate for the Board of Phui: **Th« Smagflcn^ The union snd O'Brien were Pictured above ate three of those snapped by The Herald photographer tional differences." Lord Tedder would be chief of the the boy told his father on the War Veterans WeU Trmtrd fined a total o f $1,000 here last a. m. (e z .U . Then he goes to Ben- Tax Review. < ■ • last B ig h t’ s Republican rally. They arc. left t o right, .\lden Dewey scheduled platform ap­ 6.00 X 16 — $10.95 District Chairman Charles K. plane trip to Edmonton. State Treasurer Adorno, when ton West Frankfort, Herrin, Car- a$ Air Forces. At the last meeting of the week by Judge Carroll C. Uincks, Bailey, town director; Jamea Sheckeo', town engineer, and Rev. Rob­ pearances at Idaho Falls 12 noon, [ Defense ministers of the five L>nn will conduct a conference The plane was found, mantled catted upon, said be wanted to im­ who had earlier held the new la­ bondale, Marion, EH Dorado, and Ml prices cash, plus tax. with old tire Board of Directors, the name of StWVDURfMmftWJgflRtlWWII ert Wood, of St. James's chnrcli. e.s.t.). Pocatello (2 p. m.,e.s.t.), \ nations decided at a meeting . in Charles Hurlburt was suggested tonight to plan Manchester District in snow, on Steamboat mountain. press It upon those present that bor law constitutional. Carml where he returns to his CNche Junction (4:30 p. m., e.s.t.) j; Slip-On USED TIRES $1..50 and up Paris this week to establish the for membership in the Town Boy Scout activlUes for the 1948- R .'C . A. F. fliers said the spot E M t O E W S the atate hsis done a splendid Job In bis decision on the legislation train at 12:15 p. m. (e.s.t.) and Ogden (6 p. m., e.s.t) be­ permanent international comhiand Housing Authority. However, 49 season. This meeting will take was particuUrly dangeroua terri­ in its'treatment at war veterans. In aa order handed down last Mr. Truman's associates said Barkley, his vice presidential run­ vllle at 6:40 p. m. (e.a.t.) for fore his arrival In Salt take (T;80 to prepare for defense. Hurlburt Is a member of the place at Center church. tory for light aircraft. They ex­ DRlirEiN THEATRE Over 8,000 of them have received July, Judge H indu held that Con­ hla court batUea With Lewis, head ning mate. round of receptions and .dinner p. m., eA.t.) S3rm4nts totallnf; over $725,000, In what might have been his Tou-n Recreation committee and pressed belief the ship had been “Humoresque' gress was well "within Its rights” of toe United Mine Workers, have Wilson W. Wyatt, former Louis­ prior to his speech In the armory, Tomorrow he swinga Into W y- Sweaters BOLAND MOTORS ' last public appearance in his pres- has announced his intention of re­ William J. Cotter, son of Mrs. caught in a downcraft. e asserted. in limiting the political activity not dimmed his hope of a heavy ville mayor and one-time housing Mr. Truman turned in 16 omlnT for a major addreas at W. P. Cotter, of East Center street, PLUS gMrs. Redtck said that the elec­ Your Hometown Nash Dealer I ent role, Montgomery appeared at signing from the committee. The Mrs. Llntner, who has flown SaBn Maa^ Tasi. o f a labor union, aa It bad been Democratic vote from them. administrator, is chairman of ar­ speeches yesterday for a record (Cheyenne (9:30 p. m.. e.s.t), af­ a news conference with War Mini­ left today for Columbia Univer­ "Wild Boi tion this year la not s party prob­ Board postponed Hurlburt'a ap­ 436 hours, was flying at the Ume Mean" Oet. S, 4 aad • In curbing that of the trusts s Attorney General Tom Cflark, rangements for the LoutsviUe re­ day for hia trip, and brought to ter platform appearance* at ster Emanuel Shlnwell to outline pointment to the Town Housing sity, where he has e^irolled In the from Watson Lake, V. T., about Oraataat Saaetacls Of AR Tbaea lem, but rather a world problem. generation ago. introducing the chief executive at ception. Mr. Truman will speak 110 total talks since he left Green River. Rock Springs, Raw- 369 Center At West Center Street Graduate school to study for his h la plana for building up a territorial Authority until such time as his 250 miles to Fort' Nelson, follow­ "CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE" She said that It rested upon the Tbs union and O’Brien were con­ Dallas Mondpy, referred to him as from a manuscript. Washington September 17. 1*ns. and Laramie. ^ “We Give Green Stamps” Master's degree. A graduate of WR! (National Guard) Army of 150,- resignation becomes official. If he ing the Alaska highway. I • •• I I . a Starring Tjma Pawef wise snd careful deliberations of victed o f using union funds to pay the local school! he received his the man who "stopped Joe Lewis.” Between the IlUnols speeches— 0 0 0 . had been named at the last meet­ (In Techaleolor) RepubUcaas to help solve the tn- for a political advertisement in a B. S. degree In Psychology In June Mr. Truman smilingly corrected there are 28 electoral votes at Bhinwell appealed to the patriot- ing of the Board, he would have ^ 4-fi^^*'*** rkUtOMITI 2 Shows—«!15 sad tilB trieate problems of world politics. Hartford newspaper and sponsor a from the University of Connecti­ him to say "It wasn’UJoe Lswis I stake In that state—and the talk i been a dual office holder. ENJOY THE MOVIES IN Hope of Qniek Recovery political talk over a New Britain cut. STARTS SUNDAY stopped—It was John. I haven’t at Louisville tonight, Mr. TTuman COMPORT ALL NOS<|UITOS Resolutions were passed ex- radio sUtion laat Jan. 3. will talk extemporaneously at ■ X Robert Yonag. Robert Ryaa la prossuUt through the energy of a free distributed throughout local Many Benefits. limantic man and waa towed ' to Citv View Dance Hall people, doea not grow in such a s c h o ^ aad other places In town. Manchester to be repaired. CAVEY'S A short Ume ago, the fire depart­ •Vacation With Pay. •Sick Benefits ' KEENEY STREET Plcntjr Of Free Parking way that It grinds down tot human .beings who are ja.part of it—both ment gave a demonstraUon in the 2-PIECE •Hospitali.'^atioii •Group Insurance A NICE SELECTION The West Side branch of the Every Saturday Night aa workers aiid eonaumsrs." school. Mary Cheney library will be In the line of flre-flghUng, Hose > OP closed all of next Monday, be­ Dubaldo Bros. Orchestra Company No. 8 was biiqr today RAYON FAILLE cause of the election. with their semi-annual checkup APPLY Bill Kuca, Prompter Meeting, Supper of all hose lines. No matter what make of car yoa CHOICE DEPENDABLE SUIT DRESSES A. & P. SUPER MARKET drive . . . no matter what type of.re- New Route Cuts 3 7 OAK ST. Of Church Group 717 .MAIN STREET MANCHESTER CORDUROY pairs it may need . . . drive it in here RAY*S tmjmrM Friday, Oct. 1, 5 to 8 p. m. and yoall drive it out properly re­ Stuucls’ Busiuess 1 sn$smt. Second Congregational Merry- KIDNEYS 6 - 9 9 paired by expert mechanics. From ■ at »NRM. SATURDAY. .PRESENTS Weds held their first meeting and minor adjuatments to overhauls . . . USED CARS aupper laat night at church, with we handle them ail. I Opening of the new section of FRIMY-UTSM. 26 present. The meal prepared and MUST REMOVE j the Wilbur Cross Parkwsy has af- served by Mr. and Mrs. Robert IS AVAILABLE IN THE CLASSIFIED Jackie Jackson Suited for trawl, for town, BOXER I fected the business of Silver Lane i ALL IN PERSON Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. George Stiles, AMtfiiCAS r^VOliTC C0Ut6C B*H0A Mr. and Mrs. George Tbtirher and EXCESS ACIDS for baaineaa—at a startHng I Road, Spencer street, and West AND HIS SECTION Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dawkins, Help » Mlloa anCldnoT Ttilws low price! You’ll wear It way p ) i Center street roadside stands, consisted ot frankfurters, baked Flush Out Poisonous Waste into fall! Sketched la a two- MORIARTY i A large sign erected by the State beans, cole slaw, apple pie and Wlua Jisaritor «f kidasr fonstJea ptrmiti polasaoqs Mttar Is m sia In jpeer Wood, piece faille In a long toiwo SHORTS I Highway Department to the east HEP CATS coffee. it BBS ssaw asssiiu badtadM, ihsnmsUo n c j [ h . See Moriarty Bros. Ad I of the (Charter Oak bridge! directs President Raymond Oolpitts style with fly front deep BROTHERS I motorists to Route 6 as the road conducted the business session and scoop pockets aplced with flat STM. i MiwriiM sad dUoMa nwiiMBt or On The t^vcl At Center And Broad ! to Manchester and points east. the entertainment was In charge SMBty pasMsw with snartias aad bnmliut gold huttona. Black, bottle I The sign has served to cut down ONLY of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coughlin and ■naiNiMH slwwf thsrs it snitthias vn »s green, hmun or platlnuia : traffic on Silver Lane, Spencer and Special Friday Night Mr. and Mra. Robert Johns. It wM Tear kUiisTS *r bUddtr. TELEPHONE 5135 _b«*T wait I A * Toor dnisrist for Dosa's gray. 81ses 12 to 20. West Center streets where the took the form o f an auction of Ptns. a sttanlaat dnnatia, oatd sueecufully stands are located. One stand re­ "white elephants", wrapped up in to admow for e*«r St Tsam Don'i slrt ported a $500 drop In business Steamed Clams large packages. Later toe recipi­ tomr nllrf sad win hrip tha IS milta al during the first week of the open­ ents swapped the articles that ICE CREAM ing of the new highway. didn’t appeal to them with othqr members. r Local Residents nOYo suum N a m s t t t a o e Arranging Another Etcnralon IN A . JUNtK MAYS MtU WSMW •Fine Pinwale (vntutiao New Haven, Sept. 80—(X5—The Put on Probation Connecticut Valley chapter of the PLASTIC DISH Going My Way? To National Railwav Historical ao- BIG •Sitle Pocket Joseph R. Paveleck and Martha clety is arranging for another . r r 4” SQUARE PLASTIC McKenny, both formerly of Adams ; .rafl-fan excursion on Oct. 10. The •Elastic-Top THE train will go to Mayhrdok, N. Y„ REFRIGERATOR DISH street, were given suspended wn- tences of one year In Jail and were ; over the New Haven railroad's main freight route. VALUES •Sizen 3 to 10 PINT OF OUR LAB- placed on probation on an'adultery | F arris charge after a hearing in Superior j TE^STED ICE CREAM Court In Hartford jresterday. SHERIDAN 99 Judge John H. King presided. * Dining Room of Distinction From The two local residents were Tonight and Friday LEHIGH VALLEY arrested here early In the summer VALUE 64c after a fight occurred between NEED Paveleck and a tnuislent boarder, SPECIAL Combination Offer Dish and Icc Cream For Only allegedly over the attentlona of This Evenins: For Dinner Anthracite Coal and Mrs. McKenny. according to the SPECIAL testimony brought out In town Broiled Live Lobster BRAKES! 5 0 ( court at the time. Delicious Chefs Salad Fonl 6-8, Oievrolel Victr.lo 710V 4 Fa i r b a n k s -M o r s e French Fried Potatoes BOYS’ Thru Peacock Alley— East Center St^ At No. 10 Plymoutli for those who now The Di.sh of 100 Uses: Gifts, Baby Supplies, Left Overs. Forests Seen Hot Rolls and Coffee SLEEVELESS ANTHRACITE STOKERS! Salad Molds, Hosiery Box, Humidor own an oil burner You fiaven’t heard FM until you’ve Fire Hazard 517 Main Street $ 1.50 $9.95 AT THE CENTER ‘ If you now tev c an oil burner in your furnace — here it probably SWEATERS the bett paying investment you have e 'v r come acro&» — a new in­ Offered at Our THE OAK GRILLi Price lacludes Lining heard it through th,e (ronttnned from l%ge One) Rajipn Crepe vention which will cut the amount ef fuel oil required to heal a home. •SIZES 4 TO 10 30 OAK STREET And Labor, Installed Stores in Fmtr Colors LACE TRIM SLIPS Did you know that a remarkable, a«w kind of oil bbrner i* now avail­ •100% AIX WOOL ' would have go outside the New Sheridan Quality Food able.,to give you the Mme heat you now have — on much Ies» (uel \*a! Il'a sUlir.frrc RC.4 Victor IM —Ire- England n.il! shed for additional Sheridan Excellent Service Packard 6 . »n .9 5 Sizes 32 to 38 oiU A double charge of oxygen it mixed with the oil . . ■ to give a quenry MiMiulalion a r ils fiiic l with the bril­ •COLORFUL STRIPE cleaner, hotter nre. In a carefully engineered replacement in.ulU- liant lone o f the ''(.oldm Throat” —al a ,cii»il>lc You can't beat a SEA GREEN I supplies sooi Sheridan Atmosphere Packard St. ;i2.95 tionthe kind of Job we d o ^ this new burner can »avc oil for Conbinatinn.s and Solid Colora Fairbanhs-Marse an. Malns'a Gov. Horace Hildreth Olds 6 ...... ;i0.95 $2.98 you — pay you cash dividends each year. low pri**. Here’s a world-famous 1 i<-irols phono- I met with other state officials tB- grapll with bfilh FM and A.M rtulio—llic realistic thiadta stokar fa* giv- day to consider possible su^>en- Presents Olds 8 ...... ;ii.9S No matter what oil burner you now have — it can pay you h.md- ROSE PINT •omely — in cash dividends — to replace it with thi^ ne-.v kind of riarily o f FM—the best in standard radio. New. laa aiaaiaMMn kaating I Sion of the hunting season on Pontiac 6 .. ; i o . ^ Dinner Music by burner — the Master Kraft. Can pay (or itseH in the (uel it »a'e» impraved, automatir record changer plays^ up sarvica wMi mlniniwni : birds and small game, scheduled Pontiac 8 . . 1k95 New Fall — then pay you cash dividends. “ TAHITIAN BLUE to 12 reeordaala time with lhe” Silenl !*apphire” W r c n SATURDAY Y A.BI. Y P.M. altantlan - aeanamj. to open Oct. 1. MUZAK only at Dodge . . . . . 10,9S Investigate — get the facta. RAYON OR perm aneol point piekop.^Mahogany or walnut callyl TONY OBRIGHT DeSoto 10,95 It's a tval snvat. AUTUMN AMBER Aged Woman Dies THE SHERIDAN Hudson 6 .. } COTTON BLOUSES finiah. Hear RCA Victor FNI You'll want it ...... S12.9*? >lMr«6 ((MM •yoiaas li Sevas 90% ef hand-Kr. i —you’ll get it—at a pwieo you'll like! AC. HCIA Viritiv BjTon, Mich.. Sept. SO—(/Pi - Hudson 8 ...... 513,9'? ing Hme and eNart. M gtvas clean hsal. Indt tmudgy, oily Master Kra/t 'Vkuri.'*—T.M. tUo.V.9. P.i. (Ml. MrZ. Jennie B. Welch, honored by Cadallic ... ^ASERGREnH AND HIS FAiMOUS ORCHESTRA .•.>514.9'; $2.98 nim an walis, Saars and furnilvra. Ftrmllt graafar uia ef two presldenta, la dead at tha age LOU JOY’ S Kaiser ------OIL BURNCII ^ of 104. On her 100th birthday ynwr basaamnl. ORCHESTRA Ruick Sp. .. • • • • .$11,95 HAYB mviMBNM c a c N VCAff Hi own bwa Is a FaltbanksdXerse Madel AN snlfcrasiie Preatdant Franklin D. Rooaevelt Riiick R. M. 15 Denier—Full. Fashion stahar. wkk nateaiBtlc ask-faainval unit. Camas la tkraa wrote to her. On her 104th last ...... $13.95 July 27 President Truman did AFTER 9 P. M. sagncINas. Idaal far hama ar cammerdal kaating. Madal AB. HOSIERY likewlae. Dpiicious Food Legal Beveragci saH faad anlkiacita ttakar is alia availakis In riirss capas* BENSON'S DAIRY New Fail $hades Mtas. laa m far gricas and tarmil .6galn Heads Ckneer Soclefy IT'S SMART TO GO BRUNNERS 8Vt toll Anderson and Johnson -d. TO THE AtmoBphare 358 East CcRter St. FURNITURE AND APPUANCES FARMS Watarbury, Sept. 80—uP;— Dr. PLUMBING AND HEATING'CONTRACTORS SHERIDAN Mandhester TtL 5191 $1.39 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3585 Creighton Barker of Now Haven Phonss' 6884. 7549 Or 6042 , Advevtiae I d The HersU— fl Pltys' Mil BURNSIDE AVE 144 MAIN ST was re-elected preaident of toe M onarty Brothers Connecticut Cancer society la.st PftR Thursdays 10 P. M; EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER night at the annual meeting of the Phone 3802^847 .THE OAK GRILL T15 CENTER STREET TEL. 5135 organisation’s incorporators and \ — V - — f - -— T" \ S 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 194S

In general comment, she e u g g e ^ aociaUon, gave a short talk on that discriminating peopla mova In the m the Hudson design, gives Uus borne traSIe, he aald, wotdi sloa that leaders use and appreciate organinUon and the leader train­ facturing Company, on the sub­ Omnecticut'a economy a "ahot In Local YW Branch FENpra AlW BODY ject, "Diesel, and GasoUna Motor world of style. It la a car you can car tha lowest silbouetta of any children'a imagination and get to ing oourae now in aesaton. Miaa McQure Firm make and parmlta pcrfKt Bt(raam- Bowles Urges the arm ." nuNti—I4lt WiU Seek Bids Marjorie Stephens, camp director, Truck Driver CkMch Power Planta,” which will own and drlva with deep and en­ IMO see the girls' vlei*polnL during pride. llnlng with roomy Interior eom- Bewlea aaid alao that ha wumU WTMT— ISM Plans Open House An lateraarioaal Troop talked on the year-round camping WORK be preecnted at the Sheraton hotel I ed to make Connecticut **a prov­ Today’s Radio W KM B-4W . , ■ . * - In Springfield. Maaeachusetta. fol­ The long, sweeping lines and fort. But this is not all. the Hud­ Develop Ports On Bond Issue Members of Troop I, which la be­ program. Not at Fault Displays Cars son ia actually slightly wider than ing ground for labor-managoment MellNSifeY' coming an International troop, 'Arough the courtesy of the J. SollHiffM and FtaffB. tae. lowing an afternoon plant visita­ graceful contours of this, the low- — ' relations. KMteni SUndard Time The Manchester Branch of the tion to the American Boech Cor­ ifst car on the highway, represent it ia high, giving greatly Increas­ were among the 40 troop leadem W. Hale store, n4w uniforms were ed paasenger spaca. ^ , “We need an awareneea by la- Hartford County X. W. C. A. will Hear Enlightening, Ad* and council membert who heard modeled a t this meeting. Judy poration. On December 9, R. H. * a crowning achievement in auto- Contends U o n n C C tlC U l bor that buaineaa la entitled to a Kent of the BalUstlcS Research New Hudson Now on I mobile design. Its gorgeous Interioir Coming in a v; riety of oolora - 8 :00— Splf-Liquidatinp Secur- hold “Open Houae" for registration Mlsa Redden. The Scouta served Miner modeled the IntermadlaU Coroner Clears Bran­ dress by Director of Bcout uniform, Carolyn Scott the Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving ■ appointments, chaste chrome flt- and combination*. Hudson in­ Has ‘Muffed G re.l WDRC—FBI in Peace and War. ilies to B«* Uspil foi^ in its claasca, on Tuesday, October the dinner as one of their nmney- ford Man in Fatal Grounds, will present “Exterior View; Dcscriplion of cludes the \ery latest m heating, WDRC- Hint Hunt: Newi. WONS—Talent Jackpot. making projects for their Wp w senior, and Mlsa Emily Smith, the ' tings, and rich leather or special f portunily’ to Advance fair W C ^ - Hartford Tollce Speak; 5, from 7 to 9 p. m., at the Y. M. The Hartford Group Europe in the summer of 1949. adult. These uniforms were de- BriHstlca Research," at the Bond Its Chief Exhibit ! combination of leather and fabric driveability and finish. WTHT—Boston Blackle. UConn Doniiilorics Labor Day Collision hotel. Glenn Williams of the Fuels Briefly, it has class. 1290 aub, WTIC—Aldrich Family. C. A. building on North Main Mre. Tom Morley, council program Btgnad by Mainbocher who design­ ! upholstery are a new high mark WON8—Juke Box. street. “A Girl Scout uniform is your chairman, was mlstreae of ce « - ed the uniform worn by the Wave# WANTED Research Laboratory, MJ.T^ will in motor-car luxury. The c(u-s come in super six and WllUmanUc, Sept. 30 - Gravel Or Fill 1^'THT—Second Honej'rnoon. 8:80— Hartford. Sept. .10 -ilTi—A »4-. New Haven, Sept. 30—(41— discuss “Gas Turbine Engine Com­ The new Hudson convertible super eight models and the motors WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Craft classca will atart on Octo­ badge of introduction In EurooMn monles, and introduced Mlae Je w s during the pest war. ITie changes w Ith the rest of the famous Hudson Over and above its beauty and Chester Bowlee contends th a t! WTIO—Backataje Wlft. 300,000, 20-year, self-liquidating Hewitt, commlaaloner, end Mias In the Soout uniform are In mate­ Ooroner James J. Corrigan, In a bustion Chambers," at the Hotel are mBr>*els of smooth power that Any aaioanL Haul - it Lost Persons. ber 12, 'and will be held at the countries.” said Mlsa Louise Red­ Bond, on February 10. The March line of motor cars goes on special luxury, you will find many notable ConnecUcut "has muffed a great W O N S-Better Half. bond issue for now dormitoric.s at den, asaisUnt executive director of Emily Klssmann, deputy conOTle- rial which Is covert cloth In e Carpenters finding released today, absolved and fundamental advances in con­ take you economically and secure­ yourself. 50c per yard. ^*WKNB News; 8i9 Request Y". M. C. A. building. The courses 10 meeting, a t the Bond, will have preview display today from 2 to opportunity to de\’elop its ports.; Cars Wanted! W THT-Chester Bo\vle.s. will include Peter Hunt designing Hartford Girl Scouts, In her talk sioner. Mias Klssmann described brighter shade of green, and pat­ William PaprockI of Branford of vertible construction. ly to your destinstion. Matinee. the University of Connecticut will tern which makes the dresaes as Its subject. “Instrumentation 10 p.m. at the Hartford Times If you find it impossibly to-see improve its airways and other^se Wc bay all maken and WTIC—Bums and Allen. and textile painting, hooked-rug to Manchester adults in Scouting the duties of the other membere of any reaponsibllity in connection radio center. 555 Asyiumn street. Tills convertible has unexcelled Tel. Mancheater 8218 WTIC—Stella Dallas. be advertised for bids around Oct. the council. Miss Eveline Pent- easier to wear with action backs Laborers As Applied To the Development of in Hartford, by all capitalize on Its strategic Indus- SiodfLa— 19.38 to 1949. making, stencilling, oil painting, at their opening fall dinner at with a fatal collision between a the Wasp Major Engine,” by R. E. Wartrnrd ParticiDating in this riding qualities and a new measure 1 the, Hudson in Hartford, by 4sS9— WTHT Music 15. and Jewelry making. If there Is Center church last night. land, president of the Leaden Aa- and fuller sklrta. truck he was driving and a motor­ ?hoirin?ls tte M c X r e V ito safety, both largely reauIUng I meaks aee it here in Manchester tri^ location Note­ Gorton of Pratt A Whitney Air­ The Democratic candidate for WDRC— Ne"' England 8:.W— Tentative plsns announced to­ enough demand, classes will be Miss Redden travelled through Apply Forenum, cycle on ' Saltonstall parkway, p an ? of Manchester. the fact that it has the lowest I at McClure's. Instant Cash book. craft. The' m al - meeting of the governor, in a campaign speech W O N S-Billy Rose. Pitching day by State Treasurer Joseph A. formed In' furniture rcflnishlng and England. Scotland, France, NeUi- l ^ t Haven, in the early morning year, April 18, will feature Andrew . 1.* the neu.- 1 Venter of gravity in any American here last night, called for “bold WCCC—News; 1290 Club. Horseshoes. Olcott Manor Job hours of last Labor day. . Forme Sent Taxpayers Buying Service W THT—Bandstand: News and Adorno call for dating the bonds slipcover making. erlands. Switaerland, and Italy re­ Kalltinsky, Chief Engineer, NEPA _____ and imaginative action to develop 9:00— Nov. 15, 1948 and due Nov. 10, 1919 Educational modem dance cently. She emphasised that going Oleott Street Robert R. Houae. 19, of 22 Division, Fairchild Engine and Air­ FORA Weather. WDRC— Suspense. at a Scout gave a much broader 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE Blackstone, Mass., and Thomas more thw i^ a l ■ 'This lower center of gravity, HarUord. Sept. 30-- The " WTIC—Lorenro Jones. | to 1988. classes for children of -ed and explained as well MOTOR SALES ! WTIC—Music Hall. 12, at the “Y” building. The Hartford profeealonal said Oiat tscee. Immediate eecepaiioy. Prtee f8,0M . Down payment 82,000. motorcycle being operated by floora are receased down within 1 80,000 taxpayer*. The forms,, London hartor W TIC —Young Widder Brown. 19:18— DormltorlMi Being Completed House collided with a truck being You may, if you wish, have a a base frame. Hudson is the only covering the three month period' could become the warm water 59.'i Main Street ' The Homemakers' Institute will there Is much respect for a uniform Heuae le In good condltloa and would be good for worklag maa Notice Basalan Ceuaulate aoeed C A L L 7 8 8 2 •sOO— I WONS—News. The money will cover part of ! start at a later date, but registra- in Europe, and Scout uniforms operated by PaprockI “at a safe ride in the new Hudson, to see how car you step dow-ii Into when en­ ending Sept. 30, must be Med ru ttrn t'ana- Tel 6404 Or 2-1709 WDRC—Music off the Record. OtSO— the coet of the eight, pre-ca.st con­ with family. Room for a garden. Oaa be seen nay evening after speed.” - . . I excellent and comfortable the tering. OcL 30. I Such an expansion in w ater, I tion for this course will also be and pins are a common sight. She New York, *«pL 30.— The designing can mstte motor- WCCC-Junior Disc Jockey. WDRC—Crime Photographer. crete dormitories now being com­ held on October 5. visited “Our Ark” in England, and 8. Call The Second Congreffational Dense Fog Bank Located oa Wells Street I W KNB—News: King Cole Trio. WONS—Revere All-.star Re­ pleted by the Glibnno Building Russian consulate here closed yes­ Ing. t The Public Affairs luncheons will “Our Chalet” in Switaerland where Church of Manchester. The accident happened, the cor­ terday. Four men and two women At M caure's here in Manches-. WONR—Sports. view; News. company. Providence. R. 1. Four he held at the Salvation Army she met groups of varied nation oner said, while House was oper­ The preview will extend through W*THT Oreen Hornet. are already open for occupancy Manchester, Connecticut left the building wdth several October 2. ] ter. located on Wells street in WTHT—Guy Lombardo. CUadel. on five Tuesdays, begin alltles. Language was an obstacle ating his motorcycle through a pieces of luggage, locked the WTIC When a C.lrl Marrie.s. WTIC—Thomas E. Dewev. while the remaining arc being VINCENT MARCIN fcg bank made dense by burning For those who will accept noth­ what was once known as th e . ntng October 12. Registration soon overcome and the Scouts and NOnOMa hereby jlM B tliat a doors and drove off in a conaulate Wells street rtnory, the Hudson! 10:00— niahed to completion. Some MOO may be made for the lecturea at Guides always found common 806 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. peat in the meadows off the road­ ing less than the finest, the new-1 • llfV— special meeting of The Second car. The cloalng came as a result convertible brougham is the car • may be examined at all timea and WCCC—Music Loft. WDRC—James Hilton. studenta will be hoiised in that the “open house.” ^ ground In song. way. Batlle, a member of the U. S. of the case of Mrs. Oksana Kasen- WONS—Family Theater. group. Congregational Church of Man­ returning to the purchaser has been waiting for. every opportunity will be afforded, WKNB—Harry James. A conference in Europe does not chester, Connecticut, will be held Marine Conw. was reiurning ui Russian school teacher who you to convince yourself that WONS—Superman. WTHT—Railroad Day. Three more domiitorles of the his home base and was picked u p, from the buildinr * la s t' Descriptten ef Convertible Meet The Democratic Candidates! compare with those in the Unitqd in the church parlors at 8:00 P. leaped from the building* last This magnlflclent motor csr is there is nothing In the motdring | w n C —Portia Faces Life. WTIC—Bob Hawk .Show. same type construction will soon by HotMe as a passenger when he she had been I0:.80— be constnicted nearby. The 11 pre­ \f» Acting (Counsel States, commented Miss Redden. M., on Friday, October 1. 1048. Aug. 12. She said plainly destined to make an im-1 world that is superior to it. She attended a Guide conference in stopped with two companions oh held against her will. Henrv 'I'. Becker fttlO— WDRC — President Truman, cast dormitoriea are expected to for the following purpoees: another motorcycle for coffee at a pressive appearance w herever | The "step down” feature, unique | William V. DeHun W’DRC—Old Record Shop. Community Chest Drive. cost around $3,000,000. Holland which turned out to be ARTICLE 1. To select a mod­ for WCCC—Headlines; Tunes for !For Town’s Affairs rustic camping with tents the only roaciside stand. State Conventtea Sunday for WONS—Community Chest Pro­ A number of fraternity units may erator. The motorcycle companions, Tots. shelter and no furniture In them ■ ------Boartl of Dirertors gram. be built with the remaining money. A R 'n C L B 2. To vote whether or Robert Allard and Raymond Par- Hartford, Sept. 30—(4>)— The Town (Jerk WKNB—Jo Stafford. WTIC—Fred Waring. Attorney Charles S, House is The American Scouting program WONS—Captain Midnight. needs more of the intemetlonal not to accept a bequest to anteau. both of Woonsocket. R. I.. Socialists Workers party, whose! Born Feb. 8, 1917 In Hartford, WTHT—Red Feather Roundup. Acting Town Counsel during the the Church under the will were not Involved in the accident. Educated lo Maneheoler Conn. Gradiwted from George WTHT—Sky King. 10:48— Illness of Judge William S. Hyde. aspect, said the Scout executive. avowed long-range goal is the na- I arhool* and a resident of Man- wnC—Just Plain BUI. Decline Shown of Mrs. Altnnie Strickland. tionaiization of all industry and Waahington High SehnoL X. WTHT—Earl Godwin. Mr. House will handle any matters ■ rbr*ter for over SO vear*. Ac­ C. Attended I'nlv. of Conn. Ex- • l4A— 11:00— ARTICLE 3. To vote whether business, will hold Its first state tive In Local 21'IS.'T. W. A. of emergency that may arise. 5 MODEL or not to transfer the sum tenalon Courne* in Hartford. WTIRC—Herb Sbrlner and Ray­ News on all stations. In Farm. Income There are several cases of peo­ Engineerg Section convention in Connecticut here ' when he worked at C'hene.v mond Scott. of two hundred fifty dol­ Sunday afternoon. Morris C3ier- Broo. \ former exeeutlvo at P. Served t year* In ‘T'lghting 11:18— ple notifying the Directors of In­ lars to the general fund A9th” Regiment, X. V. Xatlonal WKNB—Frankie Carle. tentions of filing suits against the tov of New Haven is slated for a W. .4lirratl, to U now en­ WDRC-Dell Trio. Washington. Sept. 30— i/Ti from the Strickland be­ To Open Program the party’s nomination for gov­ Guard and 2 y-ear* In .Army .Air WONS—Tom Mix. WONS—Henry's Orchestra. town. These elaims will be turned gaged In the In.uranee ba*lne«*. WTIC— Front Page Farrell. Farmers' "real income" fell In HOMES quest (if pccepted), ernor. Corp* during World War II. Em­ WTHT—Blue Room, over to Mr. House until such time Paat Haehem of Tribe No. 88. ployed in 1939 at P. A W. Air­ . Ewnlng 1947 for the first time since be­ a.s Judge Hyde \vill be able to re­ A RTKXE 4. To vote upon an The Southern New England Sec­ I. O. R. M. Member of Knight* w n c —Songs by Morton Increase in the amount craft. .After being active In Ma- Downey. fore World war II, an Agriculture sume his duties. tion of the Society of Automotive of f'olumiHi*, Britinh-.4merlean department specialist says. budgeted for music for the Engineers w-ill launch its 1948-1949 ehlnlala' I'nton a* abop ateward wrORC—News. 11:80— rinb, and Everullve Hoard, Red and eoranUttreman, he I* now WCCC—SporU. The drop occurred despite rec­ When Minutea current fiscal year. program on Thursday, October 7, Men'* Social t'lub. Haa been In WDRC—Symphony Hall, ord farm earnings last year. Open Today with a talk b.v Austin M. Wolf on Dtatriet Lodge Repreaentatlve IVKNB—News; SperU. w n c —Dance Orchestra. Count ARTICLE 8. To vote upon the PRESCRIPTIONS National Guard for IS year*. in Hartford for the Intenm- The report Is made by Norman matter of employing an the subject, "Recent Automotive Town Chairman of the Demo- WONS—News. 11:48— Developments.” at Trinity College CALLED FOR tional .Aaanelatlon of Maehin- WTHT—Songs at Six; Ball WONS—Musical Scoreboard. J. Wall of the department's f p l u Have TOUT dnrtni lrl» 2 to 6:30 and 7 to 9 P. M. Olcott Manor, architect to examine the rrallr Town Committen of lat*. Served a* member of Cotin. Bureau of Agricultural Econ­ house of worship with a Chemistry Building Auditorium, which to ha* been a member scoraa. U:00— phoae Me praarripikw AND Induatrial Safety Committee. WTIC—News. WONS—Dance Orchestra, omics. In an article on farmers' Olcott Street (between Center and West riew of recommending al­ at 8:15 p. m. for LS year*. Slarried and the T A U m In Weldon'* over nur prt- With the announcement of this Married and father of two f il5 — w n c —News; Musicana. finances, he says: terations and improve­ DELIVERED father of two daughter*. daughter*. / vale profeaftl'tnal wire for Center Streets). Completely furnished and ments. meeting, the Society also presents ; WDRC —Sportacaat; Headliners 12:80— “The year 1947 may mark an W orm s the program for the entire season Club. WONS—Dance Orchestra. Important point In the ,farmcr.s' HIBNt th sl immediate delivery la decorated. Admission Free. ARTICLE 6. To transact such as it is presently prepared. The WCCC—New*: Call to Prayer. 12:48— financlid well-being. For the flr.st four home. other business as may prop­ November 4 meeting will featura PINE WKNB—Wayne King. WON.S—Dance Orchestra. time since before the war, farm­ A "Fall Home Fashions Festival” feature erly come before the meet­ M. C. Horlne of the Mack Manu- WONS—Let's Go to the Games; ers' real income decreased. ing. PHARMACY Katherine D. Bourn Joe Mcarthy. Freqaeney Modutettea “After payment of Federal In­ WELDON'S Signed: 664 Center St. for W n c—Strictly Sports; Weath- WDRC—FM 4 i8 ; 98.1 MC. come taxes, the net income of H. Kingsley Kuhney, 901 MAIN STREET Tel. 2-9814 Edward W. Carroll r er. WKNB—FM 108.7 MO. farm operators In 1947 would buy Howard P. Keeney, Board of Directors for • s t i s - WTHT—FM 108.7 MC. six percent less ‘family mainten­ WANTED Business Committee. LIQUOR Tom Sullivan k WDRC—Record Album. w n c —FM 484 MC: 864 MC. ance* than would tJic smaller re­ Born and educated in N. T. Board of Direeton I WCCO—Concert Hour. WDBC—FM. turns of 1946. Experienced Sewing STORFS State. Received A.B. degree. St. 4 WKNB—DelU Rhythm Boys. Same as WDRC. "Since the beginning of 1948, For Board Of Directors Lawrence I'nlveielty, 1887; Bora, Hartford. Cana. Na- I WONS—Deems Taylor Concert. WKNB—FM. prices paid by farmers have con­ Machine Operators M.A., Wellealey College, 1888. vember 27, 1895. Edacatod la I WTHT — S o r e no Oammell; 8:00—Evening Centiiul. tinued to increase more rapidly WINE AND LIQUOR VALUES Alao attended Cnlvenitty of the Grammar and High Sckaala * Weather. 7:00—News; Music as You Like than prices received.” ' . Life long resident ef Manchester and successful busi­ Pari*. France and Harvard of Hartford. Employed hy I w n c —Kinlle Cote Glee Club. It. Apply AT YOUR NEARIY A8F STORE I'nlvemlty Summer School. Veeder Root. Ine„ of Hartfoid 7:30—All Star Dance Parade. ness man. Tom knows Manchester and Manchester’s Teacher of French, RoMn*on a* Aaalatant Foremaa. Mar­ {SidS— STRETCHES FURTHER THESE DAYS town problems. Support him with your vote. ' I WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 7:48—Battle of the Baritones. Independent Seminary. Exeter. X. 11., 1838- ried to Emma Johnaon, daagh- ' WKNB—Sammy Kaye; News 8:00—News; Jan Garber. NEW LOW PRICES 41. Came to 5lanehe*ter In 1941. ter of Mr*. Joaephlne JohanM and Weather. 8:30—Rendeavoua with Muaic. (Thi* advertiaement paid for by a friend) •Prodnctlon Manager. Advertl*- and the late John Jumbo Joha- I 9:00—News; Concert Hour. C lo a k Co. ION IMPORTED SCOTCH ing Dept., O. Fox A Co., 1944-4.V ■oa. .A member of the Bern*' WTHT—FM. WTHT—Storyland. Pine Street Married and mother of two eratle Town Committee, Mr. W nC—Three Star Extra. Same as IVTHT except 8:48- THISTLE boy*. Member of Phi Beta Carroll I* at preaent Seleetmaa 7:80 p. m.—Concert Hour. 55^ Kappa, 5Ianche*ter Green P. T. of the Town of .Maaeheater. )*<#•— WT>RC—Beulah. w n c —n L 88 I PEOCf lOT. 4 . 0 0 A., Center Church Co-Wed*. WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. Same as W m c ...... IM^OWTIO lY CANADA DOY World Fedrrallat*. and other nr- WTHT—^Newa. Over ganlutlon*. w n c —Supper Chib. Televlalen tills— WHNC—TV. u r k e @ } MALCOLM STUART ANNIVERSARY WONS—TeUo-Teat. To be announced. Linoleum 86 PtCCF IcV 4 . 2 9 Three Hundred WDRC—Jack Smith Show. 5/1 UNlff '.i WTHT—^Here’s to Veterans, Asphalt And Rubber Tile Finished Monament* end w n c —News. B ROOERICK OHO SPECIAL Markers In Our Display liSS— Doelmer Is Head .Anthony George John D. LaBelle Yard To Choose From! WDRC—aub Fifteen. 86 PROCF ^ e' o I 4 . 2 9 far for WONS—Answer Man. Of State Truckers JONES WTHT—Final EdlUon. The Finest In Board of Directors Board of Directors W n C —Cavalcade of Music. Furniture And Floor B h a n d s f. Earle C. Doebner, head of the Born .Sept. 28. 1889. F.durated 1i«8— Sensational New Covering D esign F o r Two Received A.B. degree from i WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. Perrett and Glenney Trucking COAST-TO-COAST , in New York City M*bool*. (irad- f'nigatr I'niveralty. 1987 and ' WONS—Inside of Sports. company, on Summit street, was uated from Pratt InMituto a* lX .B . from George Waahington 1 w n c —^Democratic State Cen' elected president of the Motor .3(i-.38 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 CALIFORNIA BRANDY Automotive Engineer. In buii- I'niveralty, 1941. Combat vet­ ’ tral Committee. Transport Association of Con­ Radio Quiz Show 6 YEARS OLD 5:h « A A Workmanship Weeks ne** affiliated with automutlve eran. Field Artillery and re- necticut at its 28th annual conven­ 84 PRCCf 8CT. O .O t l induatry before coming td .Man- aerve officer. Field .Artillery. Eaay to Make tion at the Hotel Bond on Tues­ ment must be in place before we can add telepbooes. The ^chekler. Since 1986 Mr. George Member of Executive Board, day. Yes, today your telephone can resch more people than M aterial ha* operated a aervlce *tallon Catholic War A’eteran* of the simple faa is that the telephone in your home or office CHATEAU IMPERIAL Doebner was also elected direc­ ever befiare — and more people can reach you. That’s one I on Main Street In .Mancheater. State of Connectieut and mem- tor to the American Transporta­ represents only 7% of the total equipment icquiied » IMPORTED BRANDY PERMANENTS FOR FALL HAIR FASHIONS Served a* ma»ter eergeant in tor of the Board of Direclar*. tion Association, the national or- measure of the cohstandy growing value of your telephone. 5 YEARS CLD 5.'h 4 A O MANCHESTER World War I and nerved 5' Mancheater Chapter of the gaiMsation, for a period of one But pries, wires, caries, and a lot of central office equip- wialrf ytjur telephone work. 84 PRCCE lOT Om*fO They’re Guaranteed — You Must Be Satisfied year* with Conn. State Guard Amrriran R«jl Croa*. Mr. la - year. Guaranteed MEMORIAL a* Inatrueting aergeant during Belle la thirty-three year* old, World War n. 5larrled to form­ married and a praetlrlog attor­ Baby*8 Quilt COMPANY $ 1 0 .0 0 Machine or Machineleas $ 5 .9 5 er Ida May Avery. ney In Mancheater, POLO CLUB GIN A. Aimetti. Fitip- $12.50 Rilling Koolerwave...... $ 7 .9 5 Used Cars Mttt the stockhoMirs COR. PCAKL AND HARRISON $ 1 5 .0 0 Cold Wave ...... $ 1 0 .0 0 ’4 8 Hudson ^ HALF GAL 5 . 9 5 2 . 4 9 STREETS \ The people who own the Southern New England Tele­ Oppoalle Baal Cemetery Complete With Hair Shaping, Shampoo. Styled Set ’4 8 Buick Coiiv. REO CROWN GIN TELEPHONE 7187 OR 5207 phone Gimpany include doctots, nurses, grocers, school PRCCF e Q Q ^48 Chevrolet HALC GAL 9 . 0 0 2 . 5 9 Open Snndav* teacheis and housewives. Eighty-eight per cent of them Buy Direct and Save Mnneyl CHARMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE Every Tues. 9:30 P. M. WDRC ’4 8 Packard Coiiv. arc Connecticut residents and more than half are women. ROBIN HOOD GIN 241 NORTH MAIN STREET TEI,. 3043 ’47 Lincoln Sedan Their Mvings provide the millicxu o f doUais needed to FRCCi half'^^^""5.99 gal ^ 2 .5 9 A FTER 5 P. M. Call 2-0826 irs FUNI ’47 Packard Sedan pay for the extensions and improvements to the tele- Notice IT'S BXCITINOl '4 6 Puekuril Coupe plione facilities in this state. (jdhiaJuJiA, IT’S entertaining I BRIARClilFF I Call for Town Meeting Mon­ '4 6 Packard Sctlan I .. \ day, October 4, 1948 i 8ROUOHT TO YOU BY STRAIGHT BOURBON, '46 Pontiac Sedan A meeting of the elector* of the , 2 . 9 9 ' Town of Manchester for the elec­ HOY MOtOKS, INC. 86 PRCCF EC I i ' (I'liriiier'lv De|x»l Hquare Uarsael ’41 ('adillae Sedan L^BtlMtd In illtnoit tion of town officers will be held I on Monday, October 4, 1948, for Dl SOTO-PLYMOUTH DIAL8R ’41 Plymouth Coach the following purposes: June K. Jaye LYNNBROOK I 1. To elect nine membert of ’4 0 ChevrolH Sedan ■lENOED WHISKEY ' the Board of Directors, a Towm Clerk, a Town Treasurer, two ’40 De Soto Setlaii Mosttr pIcRi to combat dlsorttr 86 PR....F s a 2 . 9 9 j Registrars of Voters, three Select- WhiBKieB in Thit ^f«d. >.1 6 Yjear* Old I men, seven Constables, seven Jus- REAL ’40 Pontiac Sedan 1 tices of the Peace, three members PROFESSIONAL W hen storma, fires, fioods or other disasters remit in of the Board of Education for the Versey H. McBride (ktlumbus J. Murphy Stanley R. Opalarh ISTRATHMORECLUB term commencing on the first for for ESTATE widetptezd danuge to the telephone system, your tele- IIENDEO WHISKEY ' Monday of November, 1948, and for 1946 phone company b prepared for emergency zetioa Trained I three members of the Board DANCE STUDIO Board of Dirertors Board of Dirrolors Board of Directors Is Our Greatest 86PPJCI ECT 2 . 8 9 I of Education for the term cqm- FORD personnel with trucks, tools and equipment are ready Whlxkiex in Thie Produwi 114 I mencing on the first Monday of Born In Cherokee. Okl*. Serv­ Born and educated In Man- Bora In Manchester, Sept. 4, . November. 1949. rhralrr. Graduate of Manches­ 1917. Educated la .Maarheater Basic Vtduel to be fushed at short notice to the trouble areas. If need ed in r . S. New • year* and By Sue Burnett | 2-DOOR Electors residing in the First F . S. .Naval Reserve 7 year*. ter High SchdbL Meniber of the avlvools aad graduated fruai This adorable tittle dress for When you buy il. sell H be, the entire orgzniation can_ be mobilised quickly to GREEN VALLEY ! Voting District will vote at the Diarharged a* Chief Radinman. •New F.ngland Championship .Manchester High Mehool In 19Sd> BOURBON WHISKEY Raakriball Team of 1988-1989 Married. Employed a t Hanill- Itots Is Ideal for the begiiuier In nr trade il you want m ail I East Side Recreation Building on New Location Came to Connecliciil in 1933. |sewing—Just one pattern piece $L495 execute z mzster plan for restoring notmal sertke in School Street. Always Interealed In govern­ of Mancheater High BchooL tun Stoadard Propeller DIvIsloa mum value for your money 1th draw-strings at waistline $49.> Down ?C 4 PRCCF • BOl 3 . 7 9 Klectora residing in the Second' ment, .Mr. .McBride fir-i i*"** F.roplnyrd In Cheney Bran. En­ of I'nited AlrcrafL la World . neck to adjust to her tiny By Mrs. Anne Cabot When You Engage The the fastest poisiric time. A gicnd Of Strglghi \^ht6kle« an active part In .Andover, aerv- graving Rnnm s* a Plato Cot­ War n Mr. Opalarh eereod over­ C^t fat bunnies.. .perky little Voting District will vote at the figure. For parties or school in West Side Recreation Building on MASONIC TEMPLE Ing a* ChiUrnuui of the Board ter. I'nion Steward and Meta- seas with the C. S. Array Para- turtlea make this "story-book” tor ef the Executive Board of troopere. A’ery active In epetta, iiltable fabrics. Jarvis Cedar Street. ef Edneatlon. .Active member ef Pattern No. 8173 comes in sizes quilt a favorite with little babies. TRADES P. M. DELUXE EAST CENTER STREET Local 83, T. W. C. A. Member eepeclally haeehall and kaaket- Electors residing in the Third Center Church and Eccleala*- [2, 8, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size S, 1 5-8 Uae white for the background and Organization EASY TER.MS BoU Society. Present Meater ef ef the Detaoeratte Town Ceoe- toO prior to the War. A’otad of 88 or SS-lach. applique the animala In pink and 86 PRCCF iS, 3.45 Voting District wiU vote at th* rrtel Lodge So. 24. Member ■alMea. ( Beet Athleto aad Beet Aik For thiz pattern, send 28 cents, pale green with the border In one To do any of thene Iranwic- SUte Armory on Main Street World FederalUlt and Amerl- Boaad meoiher ef We graduM ooli^ yoiir name, address, size of the animal colors. Ilona you get maximum # # # # # n 9 n n n #aa* aa** •••••••••••• 9*a*a**««S**a Electors residing in the Fourth Ing clae* at M. H. R. Member •••••••••66«******* ••^•••••^•••••••••************** ran *4orletv for Metal*. Em* and tha patUm number ' To obtain hot-iron transfer for value hacked by a highly Voting District will vote at the Y. Registrations Still Aceeptetl ployed at P. A W. Aircraft for af Veteraae of Porelaw W an ■u« Burnett, 11m Manchester nine animals, material require­ trained and experienced or- BRUNNERS M. C. A. Building on North Main 14 year*: hew In Material* and PeMeh-Ameriiw Otob. Herald, 1X50 AVe. Amer­ ments, embroidery stitch llustra- Street. ^ -'nlwillon. Coatinl Laboratory.. Married ■■1 ica . New York 18. N. T. tlons and finishing dlrectloiu for 4 Th* polls will be open from 6:00 Enroll Now! aad fath ^ of two daaghtcre. - Send 25 cents today for your Baby's Quilt iPaticin No. 57061 THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 723 Main St. o’clock In the forenoon until 8:00 y of the Fall and Winter Fash- Sehd 15 cents in coin plus 1 cent Jarvis Realty Co. o'clock in the afternoon. A treasure of sewing tnforma- postage. Your name, Addreoa and for Attest: James Sheekey, Putt The Sepond Lener on for every home sewert Con tbs Pattern number to Anne Cabot REAI.TORM Tlperated *y and Coonectient people lince 1882.“ M anchester Acting General Manager Telephone 2-1090 ns 80 pages of special features (The Manchester Evening Herald d.64 T e n te r S I re e l 3.>8 East (’enter St. Town of Menchefter. VOTE DEMOCRATIC designs—free pattern printed 1160 Avenue o( the Americas, New Tel. 4112 Ur 7276 Tel..519; Dated September 31, IMS. l i o look. ^ YorkidS, N. Y. ‘ \ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONM^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 p a g e s i x

pendence of man upon the per­ might exploit for the saving of its Rainbow, of AD Thinffs, IHanrliTBtrr fectly esubllshed cycles of na­ own face. Sees Germans Is Seen in This Area Neil Danahy CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS If p r d b The concession Stalin sought, at ture. C/ahuOL JUL J-h uL SfualiJbif. d k u M ^ J o o d A ,! the crucial moment of the nego­ \^'hat you »f ». >•»>• decision was also discussed in­ ganized an extensive importation Ordinarily, the appearance MILD CHEDDM CHEESE .ST- |>ut>|i*bM B**ry cluding the formation of a West­ of lady bugs from Hawaii, so they Behind Amerieans of a rainbow is not of sufficient Other Officers Cliosen ■aiiday «nd HoHdayd. Bnt«r*d at »n^ McklNNEY BROS. could keep the aphids in line. interest or importance to rate Peat offine at Uanehaatrr. Conn, ai ern German Government. The dis­ newspaper space, but the ex­ I U \( I M I’l I \ I ! ' ) A‘P Hartford, Sept. 30.— —About' Nell Danahy waa elected chief TIME, EFFORT Meond aaaa Mail Matter______REFINED PKG cussion took place In an atmos­ tended drought of the past PURE LARD 27‘ 90 per cent of the Germans In the squire of Brown-LaGace-Slaura I’t.tti Ifl. M.iiiflic'lcr .l.’iO li BOBtCRIPnoN RATES phere of mutual understanding.” several weeks makes this par­ United States occupation zone circle, Columbian Squires, at the Una Tear by Mail ...... » '« } " •This paragraph would have had, ticular rainbow news. Accord­ Bis mootlia by Mill ...... » » would back the Americans In a ; ing to official reports of the meeting of the circle at the One men lb by Mall ...... » ‘ of course, no binding legal effstt CHED-O-BIT 2 95' Blnsle Copy ...... Conneclic.ui shooting war with the Russians In tfiwn water 'l eiienai turn for his surrender of Berlin. last week's discussion of the dif­ Service section in Washington. Manchester has had its dry dlapatehea herein are alee rreerred. O'Connor of Campbell council as­ The United States Government ficulty of obtaining expert public Progress Made Clearing Rubble spell brokt'n by rain, or, at sisted by counsellors of the circle. Light Trucking Wa don't like the current high pricec of meats any more than you do. And Pull aeryice clieni of N. E.^ A. Sere, formally instructed Ambassador servants for the State of Connec­ "Things are looking up in our l(‘ast, wa.s dampened. Other officers of the circle elect “THE STORE OF TOMORROW!” to help you face the situation, we're doing our level best to make our meat zone of Germany,” said Colonel lea, fne. ______. Smith to reject the proposed Sta­ ticut with the statement that if ed follow: offerings os attractive os possible. But there Is one thing we won't do. We the atate tax comniiasionership es­ Keatinge who returned to this Deputy Clilef Squire—Blrkery Phone Manchester 2-0752 Publlabers KepreeeiiUti»as: The lin paragraph, on the ground that country in August after two years refuse to offer Inferior quality or lower grades. We insist upon holding fast Julius Mathews Speilal Agency —New caped the fate of being knockeil John.von. it would be open to such "rnlsin- duty with the occupation forces. churches and thus bear witness to our famous high quality standards. You see it is our opinion that only truly Torh. Chicago. iJetroil and Boston. down to some front rank political the vitality of their faith and their Notary—Edward O'Dwyer. tcrprctatlon” and proposed, In­ bidder "It will represent some­ He stated that Uie crops this year Bursar—Edward Glceson. fine meat assures YOU of good voluel MEMBER a u d it BUREAU OF unity in Christ. In a broken and thing of a miracle." over there have been excellent and Marshal— Francis O'Donnell. ClRlTJUATlUNB. _____ stead, a paragraph tn which it that a good deal of progress has divided world, the Church would be made clear that we were Governor Shannon’s appqlnt- been made In clearing up the rub­ through the World Wide Com- Sentry—Eugene Pinto. The Herald PnnMhg Company. Inc., ment of Tax Assessor W illiam ble in major cities damaged by nuujlon objervane-! gives an Im­ Pole Captain—Thomas Berry. aasumea no financial reeponsibUity for inaking no concessions on West­ F. Connelly of Bridgeport to the typographical errors appearink in ad- air attacks. pressive demonstration of the Arm Captain—Thomas Brewer. ern Germany in connection with post of State Tax ComnilsHloner United Trading yaitlaements and other reading mitter. "The Germans as well as the ur.lly which transcends all bar­ Auditors*-Philip Rich, Robert tn The Manchester Erenmg Herald. Is ^ certainly the gubernatorial Schack and Albert Bombardier. the discuaaions of the blockade of rest of Europeans are worried riers of distance, race and class. dropping of an nee. The newly-e[ccte(l officers and Stamps Give You Thuraday, September 80 Berlin. about p>e Russians. They keep- Many different races, languages But tbe making of tbe ap­ asking 'When') are the Russians counsellors of the circle will meet From this point on the.negotia­ pointment Itself Is, after ffll, the and religious communions will be tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the PANCf SLiaO coming?'” according to Colonel present at His table during the A Dividend On The CORN- tions became increasingly futile, stroke of a pea. Tbe real mir­ Keatinge. K. of C. home to make plans for The “White Paper’s” Story acle must have consisted In the twenty-four houis of October 3. the Installation ceremonies, lay PORK UVER until, when they shifted to Berlin, Colonel Keatinge should be There will not be an hour during SUNNWELD GHAOE "A" bualncas of persuading Mr. Con­ right at home In Connecticut. The out dates for programs for the oney You Spend 717 MAIN STREET We have Juat been ttudyinf the Buasia repealed, one by one. Its tile entire day when there will not nelly Into the acceptance of the towm of Milford some years ago i ensuing three months and general United SUtes SUte Department'g previous tenUtlve agreemenU on be a great multitude of Christians SUCEI BACOR app^ntment. adopted him as a native aon. I t ' plans for the year. skinuss ••White Paper” on the Berlin crisia the technical conditlona of the Mr. Connelly has, up to this seems the Keatinge family had a In some part of the world seated and the Moscow negotiations. It lifting of the Berlin blockade, time, pursued a combination ca­ summer homo there and the colo­ or kneeling at His Holy table and For Clothing, Shoes, Food and Gos MANCHESTER .0 i w ------FRMIMNMin pai taking of the Holy Supper. SMOKED la full 'bt detailed and obvloiuly winding up, in effect, by making reer, In which he has combined nel and his four brothers' names his official duties In the city of appear on the town's honor roll. It is hoped that the Christian One trip to A&P means triple savings for you! Here, in UVERliriRST factually boneat report of the con* for the power to impose more re­ Bridgeport with outside education­ people of this community will be versatlons at Moacow, offerinK to strictions than those already in al and experting actlvitlM, and a part of this great world-wide NOW A sk For Them By Nome this big, modem food department store you'll find all tlie (yyioatfide J jUJl O a lw L L ! the American public the tran­ effect.' thus reared one of the most ad­ fellowship of Christian believers Lot owners and prospec­ Council to Assist assembled next Sunday about the good things to eat you're looking for . . . and then some! script of large sections of these What we were making o f Rus­ mired families in Connecticut. tive home owner.®— You can Be Thrifty — Save These Stamps EANa DEEP »A Such extracurricular activities table of the Lord Jesus Christ. Our grand varieties of famous-brand foods ore easy to conversations thsmselves. It tells sia was uncon^onal diplomatic seem fated for some curtailment Local Observance build your own home on what w s said, and what Molotov surrender. Perhaps, m 6 r a 1 1 y your own lot for as low as RABBOCKFIUCTS as he assumes the state post. Now Manv Wear With The Cosh Volue see and easy to reach. Expert.*-, planned it that way to save fANCY SKINUSS and Stalin said, during the long speaking, that is our right. Per­ However Governor Shannon ac­ $8,900. The Manchester Council ofj you time and trouble-JAnd our policy is famous for help­ ascrct negotiations. It give, the haps our own actions and policies complished the miracle of persiia- COB FlUETS 1.35* sion, the result stands as good. Churches Is cooperating with the | FALSE TEETH Lectro Iniproveinent freshly opened are perfect enough to enable us ing save you money by giving you the highest possible American reader a clear picture Mr. Connelly enters the state Department of Evangelism of the With Little Worry of these negotiations. to take such a position in theory. tax commlssioncrship with more Federal Council of Churches of Co., Inc. (Quality at the lowest possible prices. Doy-in, day-out, OYSTERS oHtTS* Christ in America In promoting Eat. talk, laugli or aoeese without Tbe most important thing the Perhaps we have a moral right to expert knowledge tn the field than Cap'n Joh'i'i Ooicli frosen hih Sunday. October 3, for the observ­ fear of Inaoure. false teeth dropping, Manchseter Representative Monday through Saturday, our shelves and bins and re- Western Germany and Berlin too. any of his predecessors in the his­ slipping or wabbling. FA8TEETH American “White Paper” reveals tory of the post. Usually, the ance of World Wide Communion Call Manchester 7691 ' Vlllcta anS •twka oat These things can be argued. holds plates flriner snd more comfort­ frigerateci coses are stocked with grand values galore. from th* Snasi g n a * is that, contrary to a good deal ol state tax commissioner has be­ Sunday In Manchester. ably. This pleasant powder has no flsh aoon u It’s public thought and to the occa- What cannot be argued is the come an expert In the course of The purpose of this united effort gummy, gooey, pasty taste nr feeling. Save time ... save effort. . .»save money. Shop at A&P brought In from th* hna.* is to encourage Christian people One.-n't raiise nausea. It's alkaline than quich-froatn to tani atonal opUmism of even the diplo- fact that no nation of the size and performance of his dutlea. (iion-acldl. Cheek.s "piste odiir" (dent­ In a*a-fr**hn**B and fun everywhere to attend Holy Com­ regularly. mata themselves, no successful ■ Flrength and pride of either Rus- Mr. Connelly is a non-polltlcal ure breath). Get FASTFJKTII at any SaTorad goednaaat gentleman, originally placed In his munion in their respective drug store. COOKED .5 » outcome of the Moacow conversa- United States has ever Manchester Bridgeport position, by act of the CAP'N JOHN tlona waa ever possible. For these yet In history proved capable of State Legislature Itself, In order Bowling Green filfjrjo A L U fom anL (Dnuf. 1^ ! oonveraationa to have a aucceu- a unilateral surrender. What can­ to rid the city of the sins of po­ IfliiMkraitU t.4S* not be argued la the fact that ne­ litical assessing. He has re­ (New England's Finest llth Anniversary Issue— 168 pages of exciting CAPH JOHN ' ful outcome, there had to be a mained non-political over the S t W T i o m - gotiations conducted on auch a Bawling Lanes) bargain.* It had to be a compro- years, through Republican, Demo­ ffONlOirS TIE HICHT... stories, interesting features, and hopnemaking FIlIfU OCEAN PtaCM LB basis never had the slightest mlae bargain. There was never, cratic and Soctalist city adminis­ We are arranging leagoea crafts. ^ CAP'N JOW at any moment during the conver- chance of success. They were not. trations, being considered some­ for thla season. There are still thing of an untouchable by them for ths Win* with a few openings. aatioBa, aoy real approach to such In fact, negotiations at all. They ^ d o ijU L Qm u s l 71d w Oi l SaJbL—Sc, MKkirelFRItU is4S* wrere merely the Irresistible force an. Call 4882 Or 1101 B bargain. By virtue e f Me experienee meeting the Immovable object. I.. A. DeOON, Mgr. Oonaidar, first, the broad gener­ la the municipal field, Mr. Oon- flE33 SISS S8BSSKIS9HIXH They were merely window al background to the Moscow nelly abouM M a g to the atnte JARVIS BUILDING dressing for the world, designed office a background and point of eonversatioBa. There were two CENTER STREET to give the impression that some­ viesr of some distinct value in main eventa in this background. an era when more'and more at­ thing might be Imppening when, \ V 5S- One was the annoimced intention tention la being directed to tbe 7bw Jtow RoduanL fikioMu! in reality, nothing could be hap­ o f the western powers to create a problem ef the Interrelatlonahlp pening. of the atnte and local tax strnc- That prescription your doaor hat just written... D I I T T C D SILVERBROOK aeparate government In Western ture, when, more and more. It For Sale There is only one possible solu­ it symbolizes health and happiness for you, or D U I I E i l l FRESH CREAMERY 71' Osrmany. Moscow claimed, with Is being realized that state and tion of the hot conflict between O r R en t JJuLCt/juJir oomplsta accuracy, that thla was local tnxarion are hot aeparate, for someone in your household. N ow comes the p i l T T j j P p Sunnyiield-Vd lb prints 7 C c lb a violation of the Potadam Agree- East and West. It has to be, if It but complementary and Inter­ question: ’’Where shall I have it compounded.’ ” D U I I CI b Fresh Creamery LB I 9 PRINT74' ment- ever arrives, a solution of mutual locking problems. To top all this off. Mr. Connelly ': '« 16 MM. Sound PECAN VANILU nRTURiULV FRESHER! compromise, in which neither la on I Prudence urges that you take no chances. And, Tha other msln event was the is one of the finest gentlemen ever 100 per cent loser or 100 per cent Tbiw fiaduauL fikiatA,^ ItuaalaB blockade o f Berlin, obvi* in public service snvwhere, a fine since our service costs no more, come directly to winner. It has to be presented Projectors ICED DEVIL’S 'CAUSE THETRE RUSHED TO A&P FROM THE NATION'S LEADING FARMS AND ORCHARDS! oualy retaliation to our plana mind and a rare heart under a Prescription Specialists where you are assured fresh, for Western Germany. This we under some formula in which both quiet, courtly exterior. • BONDED Flavor is that additional, ALL SWEET or NUCOA PKG“ 3 7 * potent drugs and skilled professional service. c MARGARINE clnlmsd, with oonaidersble legal Mdes can save at least some face. distinctive'flavor found in •R. C. A. FOOD CAKE D C IIIIO WITH PORK-ANN O 16 0ZOC« accuimcy and a great deal of mor­ In six long weeks of negoUation Old Monastery Brand Wines. •VICTOR SEEDLESS GRAPES 3 . 29 al atrengtli, alao to be in violation at Moscow, the representatives of D C I I I I O PAGE BOSTON STYLE A CANS Plan Your • BONDED Flavor gives you an •NATCO c o f Fbur P ower agreemenU and the big powrers never came close (SJtMcnrik to any such formula. Their basic extra measure o f taste pleasure. . . understandings. Houjse Pointing One Used V iclor 16 mm. Preserlptlon Pharmacy 5 5 POTATOES r3 .2 9 15,i:,59 TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELL'S 10- Tbs innocent laymen of tbe instructions did not permit them • You must be satisfied: the full Sound— $200.00 BOl Main Street Tel. 8SS1 wortd, ouraelvea included, aa- to. c 46 OZ 0 0 * Now! purchase price w ill be refunded One Victor 16 mm. aumsd that the only possible rea­ One wonders why. If the smaller TyUruL, 'V vsu v-J ju L a lC ’ O id w L L ! JUICY GRAPEFRUIT » 4 ,o. 29 CAN A i e by your dealer if you are in any way Sound— $300.00 TOMATO JUICE son for beginning the conversa- nations of the wor{d really feel Tim* Payments Arranged Down dissatisfied with Old Monastery tiong at Moacow waa to put these the desperation of the moment, as New Natco 16 mm. c PRESERVES LB 39* Balance Monthly VERMONT DIUGHT ROLLS »o25‘ ANN PAGE PURE JAR two tilings in the scales against all reports from Parts have them Brand Wines. Sound— $298.00 SWEET POTATOES 5 .> 29 STRAmERRY feeling It, they do not group each other, and reach a compro­ Wni. nickson uiid Sou ^BOHDED FLAVOR CARAMEL PECAN ROLLS 29< FRESHLY ROASTED OLD HUNDRED-STRAWBERRY RIPPLE SUNNYFIELD mise settlement Unless the pow­ themselves together and try their Get a projector how and .0 Painting C' .15 - NCW LOW PRICI CANS make any unilateral concession to (Ikl Maiiasiir) Wine Co , Inc. Bonded Wine'y No 1. Noa Hoven. Conn Evip. MHk WHITIHOUSC 3 43* Neetir Tm Bags o^ar. 43* lOHA TOMATOES 2 S I 27' I t la said that the prevalence of the other.. It was obvious that a h m c fall aphida can be traced to one or PRACTICE ON Jim. Ceuidif, JjatedL! •raea flhMrt Paea m m >c m 20* Mafclica flrahaai Crackan IO* nation like.Ruasla was not going CLOTHES NaUaca RHi Crackan it mc 32* two lazy lady b u ^ back in the CrisfeCreaaH lOZPKL 13* SOAP GRAMS BRIGHT SAR. ^KG 29* to malfe any solo retreat from iU SaHaaa KMaay jj^aai . iiMtiti 2 cms27* spring, who, by neglecting to per­ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 HERSHEY ALMOND BARS £2’ %mrft Maaiiiy a Aiiarlwiat neiwclO* poaitipn. It was equally obvious kc laaa Ikaa laaiM uusm 2 cats 19* form their traditloaiU function up­ S fk mi Spaa u 22* that ws of ths west wars not go­ T O HIRE CANDY BARS or GUMS 6 ,0 , 25’ lam arAi t*Placr,” one Just a small part of one little IwHfalai ucThSt* u t in 3T* iu t in I.U diacovera that they never came aphid family. •CUTAWAYS ^ JL HarMx RaaMaa Cabaa Mteriill^ cloae to auch an agreement. The When the lady bug slips up in UntL Stofs. (/aJhas-f revelation of'America’a own offi­ Her role of patrolling nature'a •TUXEDOS cial account of tha oonveraationa population balance, there is one k lrc H U P Mauroii U that the West never conceded other aafeguafd left to us. The •FULL DRESS A&P, Spishatti the poaslbUlty of any two way aphids themselves do not live for WATKINS bargain. InsUad, it Insisted that more than two or three daye. So, gaOTHEAS. INC •ACCESSORIES COFFEE T Heinz Vorletiet ... SpiihetU the outcome must be a one way even If nil the lady bugs refuaed GIVES YOU f u n e r a l SffHp ut 11^ Ann Poge bargain. to work, life wouldn't be at n MORE Noodles Concretely, the oonversatlona atandstUl, each fall, for more than SERVICE A L L SIZES FLAVOR Heinz Creoon el Tomato M flyonm iiM got n lo ^ well enough when the two or three days at a time. AND MORE SWip t u n t f Ormand J.Wcst Shorts, Ix>ng, Regulars discussion wrsS centered on what We have observed that it would D irector 'O'CLOCK FOR YOUR Russia should give up—which was taka only a slight Increase in the *■/'.! V 4. ‘V' w MONEY! the blockade of Berlin. They nev­ density of population of these fall C O f f f i er really got started on the ques­ ^h ids to send all Manchester In­ Brighteng & Whitens your dotbet While Floating White Floating Trtple-FUtered butant Grooe* Cutting tion of what the West might yisUt to a awatUng, acratching, blink­ Lather* Freely and —which was soma aasuranca of ing, choking, blinding frenzy, In 8 O'CLOCK liiSIPi.SI.IS UntPyiM L«x T«lltt 3«ip 3 c5 « 2 7 * Sw m Sm p DmUMUmkSsXr XliAf SwifPiClMMW .delay in ttb ptana for creation of which neither walking nor driving For Sale-73 West Center St., Mandiester RED CIRCLE iii 43’ LS 1.24 B a^Muratr government tn West- nor woridng would be possible, so A modem, well designed seven room hou-*4e and garage of excellent con- V m OeenBhy. that Manchester would be para- Tfie Siffg of e atrnction. G. E. air conditioned heating, amesile driveway. Immediate BOKAR UL4S’i;^1.28 - Si hnpB t€ thee, there was to lyaed and helpless. Only the lady WORTHY SERVICP e«kee Mbieet le merhet ehang** eflactlae at eU AAT aeU-aetvIew atem ta Oilg *re* .'Iw « grant diplomatic victory for bugs save us. ^ ' occupanCy. No agents. Shown by appointment only. t) ' 142 East Center St. MEN'S SHOPS hsiB waa to b# bo aln- This seems, ao far, like a per­ i Telephone Thopipsonville 3212 Between 5 and 7 P. .M. 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. conoeaalcB wfUeb Moscow fect example of the precarious do- M anche ste r r MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80,1948 PAfJF RirfTT | KK KVKMNi; HKRALl). ^lANCHEfTER. CONN, THUKSUAY, SEPlEMBER SO, 194S THANK YOU Is Not Enough. I) i THE MANCHESTER COMMUNITY HAS WHOLE HEARTEDLY ACCEPTED THE ‘POPULAR’ BY TURNING OUT IN THOUSANDS PARKING AT OUR GRAND OPENING SALE. . . . POPULAR SHOWS ITS ON OUR >AP POWDERS _ APPRECIATION BY L. - — ^ FEATURING Another HUGE LOT MAMMOUTH SALE!£ Next to '1 WE HUMBLY APOLOGIZE! The Store If we in any way have, in your opinion, not given you, onr patrons, complete satisfaction during onr gigantic, most talked about, grand opening sale, we sincerely beg your forgiveness and deeply wish you will bear with ns. LOOK!!! It has always been our goal to make those magic words ‘‘Popular Food Market'* synonymous with service

, 4 and friendliness. At These Popular Values GENUINE SPRING TENDER Special Introductory O ffer. . . LAMB LEGS BUJE nSH SMALL YOUNG HEN SLICED PICKWICK CLUB LARGE \ 28 OZ. lb. BOTTLE TURKEYS OYSTERS BONELESS BEEF CAN SODA Contents FRESH PALE DRY .. . GOLDEN GINGER ALE . . . ORANGE____ CREAM _____ CHERRY ..... ROOT BEER. .. SARSAPARILLA. . . RASPBERRY.. .CLUB SODA POT ROAST WELL TRIMMED SMOKED Frankfurts

FRESH SHOULDERS i SKINLESS LOIN SPRING FRESHLY SLICED

Netv Shipment in— LAMB CHOPS PORK LIVER SHOULDER CUT AMERICA FAVORITE QUALITY PEAS WITH PORK CHOPS LOIN WHITE THAT “ FRESH-FROM THE. r4 GARDEN FLAVOR” TALL V EA L CHOPS Lb. CAN ITOP GRADE SLICED CREAMO BACON A FINE Round--Sirloin-Short-CubeFRESHLY GROUND QUALITY Our Cashiers.,. MARGARINE 12 QUART HEAVY GALVANIZED HAMBURG ARE INSTRUCTED TO -GIVE REGISTER TAPE RECEIPTS TO OUR CUSTOMERS____ WE ASK YOUR COOPERATION TO lb. MAKE SURE YOU GET YOUR STEAKS CHEESE RECEIPT. 85 CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF WATER su e® SUCED This is your guarantee against AMERICAN LOAF ^ possible error. A t Qur Fruit and Vegetable Dept. PAILS i’ Experience A Thrill... ITALIAN BE INTERVIEWED ON THE RADIO SWISS AT OUR MARKET . . . ZION 1 LB. SWEET PRUNES 2 »>■ 29''* A TASTY 4 i DAILY A T S;I.*; P. M. BRAND PKG. SLICED SATURDAY AT 9 ;45 A. M. FIG BARS CAUF. CARROTS 19^ CHEESE WDRC RUBBING ALCOHOL TOOTH PASTE PASCAL OR WHITE ON YOUR DOUBLE 1360 RADIO DIAL bunch J 0 ^ , V2 PRICE COLGATE C E L E R Y STALK SALE for GIANT SIZE STORE HOURS REG. 29 c TUBE THESE PRICES MONDAY—TUESDAV—SATURDAY ^ Q lb. bag 2 9 ^ 8f30 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M. ONIONS EFFECTIVE ; i | OPEN WEDNESDAY THURS. and FRI. SUPER FREE 8:30 A. M. TO 1:00 P, M. SUPER Thun. 0 %^ ■ ■ SEPT. NIGHT PARKING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SOth POPULAR MARKETS ON OUR HUGE LOT 8:30 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. POPULAR FOOD MARKETS T I L 9 FOOD NEXT TO THE STORE

11 MANCHESTEIUEVENING HERALD. MANCUESTEK. UONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 194% pa g e t e n MANrHKKI-EK EVENING HEKAMI. MANGHENTER, rONN„ THURSD.AY, SEPTEMBER 30, 194S PAGE CUiVRN In particular. In the fields of edu­ out the JM 7 General Aaaembly for Aged Grand Army cation, health. Institutional care, "wise ” tax legislation and pralaed Italian-American Catholic Group Budget Jump police protection and eoaring It for passing the sales tax. Tempted Man Faces Dim Future wages and shorter working hours "If It were possible to divorce Reasons Told for state employes. political interests from the |i)_The aged Grand Army of the "The state Is now required to the tax program noxLln exlsMnce Expansion of Services would be that It Is modem, sound sponsored by the Italian American Gibbons Assembly at Republic marched off today from make greater contributions for the 'jck Pocketbook Left athletic club, held last Saturday, support of locsl school systems. and effective.” its 82nd annual encampment to- Plus Inflaletl Costs MANCHESTER tumad out to be highly succeesful, Fall Meeting Hears In 1945-47 the amount of the He said that ConnecUcut now As ‘Decoy’ in New Ha­ with a large attendance. Interesting Address w*ard a dim future. Force Increases grants was $4,091Jk)0-— and in has "a broad tax base that should Many favorable comments were After next year’s meeting In In­ 1947-49 $21,558,000.” meet the finsncisl needs of the ven Post Office reoelv^ by the committee on its dianapolis the G.A.R. will never state for some years to come. band sclectian.' Music for the OlbtMni Awembly, Catholic Hartford, Sept. 30 -OPi— The Despite the doubling of expend­ formally assemble again. "modem trend of expansion of itures, the state haa been able to “In closing,” he added, "we wish New Haven. Sept 80— (O — dance was supplied by Freddie Ladlaa of Columbus, opened its The six delegates to sessions services to the Indlvldtiar' plus keep on even keel during that to say that the state is in excel­ Temptation—in the form of a Bocchino’s Moonlight Berenaders. here decided they were too old fall season 'Aesday night with a inflated costs were to's!ma« «‘oz>ai. c > BONED and ROILED Visit general of Israel had failed to sub­ 1 45 u 4 2 . As Critically 111 M argarin e mit enough evidence to support Iffmemam FURI VMITAILI Lamb Forequarters IF DESIRED First National Storea the charges that the men spied I f i a r v o SHOITIN1NO . APPLE JELLY 2 for the Arabs. Sylvester also Is IV O R Y S O A P 39 GENUINE SPRING New Haven, SepL SO.— Dr. charged with complicity in plan­ Loin Lamb Chops u 8 9 . Wilbur L. Cross, 86, governor of CLIFTON o r a n « m k o e LB PKG Rely on Flako*. It’s preci­ ning the Feb. 24 Ben Yehuda REG BAR ) Q c Golden Roso Too ^ 49. Super Market Connecticut for four terms, is re- street bombing In Jerusalem, Rib Lamb Chops GENUINE SPRING orted critically 111 today at his sion-mixed to moke a 9 inch which took many lives, and with “ 75c 1041 Main St. Eome here. double enu t-that light and W e ^ spotting- artillery fire for the Sometliiiig Nice from New Eng. Cnt ap for FHcm i oo er Breeied Whole He ia being attended by two CRANBERRY 2 IB 7 9 . flaky top and bottom crust Arabs. O V M SAKID with a ganaraus Fowl ALL WASTE REMOVED - READY TO COOK Manchester ^yatcians. Dr. Frederick H. % Hynes and Dr. Wilber Tlleston, you like. Contains tha YELLOW RIPE IV O R Y S O A P amaunt at P O IK FRISH - TO PRY ar flROA % 7 0 and three nurses. The present ill­ same fine ingredients ALL WASTE REMOVED - READY TO COOK ^ I • # ▼ Self-Serricw ness of the dean emeritus of SAUCE you use. Nothing to Big Plane Sets BAKED BEANS Tale’s Graduate school and au­ L c f PKG FRESH LEAN Meat Department thor, la described by his doctors as add except wate^Be^ New Speed Mark FINAST. dkL. PEA ^ 28-OZ 4 C _ Chopped Beef a general physical breakdown. sure to ssk flr^ CLIFTON or RED KIDNEY A TINS Free Paridng Dr. Cross recovered last winter BANANAS from ai;^ attack of pneumonia. Flako. Seattle, Sept. 30—(/Pi — The Pork Liver CV1PVI''^\ BROWN BREAD While Shopping new Boeing stimtocruiscr airliner, IVORY FLAKES PICKLI 4 PIMMTO Bethany Boy Killed CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS in tests, has pulled out of a full- FINAST 9 ORANGE IMwer dive at a speed of 498 wilh Saadiats Raisins A TINS M eat Loaf OLD HOMESTEAD & BRIGHTWOOD Bethany. Sept. 30—)—Edward miles per hour. eaoaaaaeeoeeeaeeaaooaaaoononn< Haversat, 3, was killed yesterday The Boeing Airplane company 2,^S!129< when run over by a car operated Ma r m a la d e said this was faster than any oth­ Tomato Ketchup FINAST UOZBTlI^e BETTY ALDRN R V A P O K A T B 3 by his father, Gustav. State police GRAPES er airplane of its size has ever ■aid Haversat told them he was flown. rknmond White SRced Bread EVANGBJNE backing the car, so . as to turiT N. D. Showalter, Boeing assist­ MAnricAtc p illiU lS WHOLE UNPEELED 29 OZ TIN 2 5 s around In a driveway behind his BUTTERNUT OR ACORN JESSO ant chief engineer, said the test IVORy SNOW 1S OZ 9 7 home, when the boy fell out of the FIAKO PRODUCTS CORPORAHON was carried out last week, the big 2 LOAVES X # * machine and under a front wheel Makar of auparlor baUiig mins dace ship diving from 21,000 feet to Tomato Juke PINAST 2 46 o z TINS 4 5 . M i l k which passed over him. 1922 12,000. AGED OVER 12 MONTHS The plane’s normal cruising TANGY ■ DELICIOUS APPLE speed Is from 300 to 360 miles per Gtapefruh Juice FLORIDA 2 46-OZ TINS 3 9 . Aged Cheese u 69* VITAMIN D FORTIRK) SQUASH hour. LB LOAF . EACH 9 9 * FopEvary Chaast Usa 2 9 5 To Take Over Paper Work Brooms RaLV»W CliMseCheese FeeFeed T A IL TINS FANCY HAND PICKED MeINTOSH SAUCE C A M A Y S O A P a O V IR D A U . LB PKG 3 1 c Hartford, Sept. 30 -(>PI— Con­ 8 OZ BTL 2 4 * Margarine VITAMIN A FORTIFIED taaaaaaaaaaaas NOW!..-" VERMONT MAID necticut . National Guard officers Certo won't have to struggle with paper 2 size 27. KRAFTS BETTER THAN Work after Oct. 1. The state ad- Cider Vinegar PINAST QT BTL ] 5 c Velveeta Cheese Naw Low Prica 2 LB LOAF 9 9 * Premium Crackers namsco unca27< 12 oz. bottle utant general’s office announced APPLES STRUP Jhat effective that date the Job of EVER! EXCLUSIVE filling out the multiplicity of forms Save 10 cents o pound Peaches sSSSa'KSSIJi »«i ™39* SOLID MEAT nnd reports required by army C A M A Y S O A P Something Nice BLENDS OF regulations will be taken over by FANCY PASCAL WHITE full-size administrative a-ssistants on Quality Coffee Pie Apples mbutooc 2»«.'>«29. PURE FRUIT r t from Gilifornia officer and non-com grades. 3 REG BARS 27. MHO MELLOW EXTRACTS IN TUNA FISH 3-< «-«l.oo FANCY WHOLi RIPB '^■«ts Deluge of Letters ■' RICH PULL FLAVOR RICHMOND 2' "'csTt. Id DELICIOUS Double Bunches SICH • ruu lOOIED NEW LOW PRICEI Washington. Oonij., Sept. 30— FLAVORS* CELERY (JP‘—Miss Wilhelmina Knowles, YOR GARDEN KYBO 2h>»os89. local newspaperwoman, says her VACUUM FACIC SUPER SUDS 29* recent storj- about her cat. Brookside Butter YELLOW JERSEY •Tiger,” who caught a seven-inch COPLEY ' ‘nNset trout in a drought-depleted 2i!S29. tS34. Tomatoes 29< stream haa brought letters from FRESH CREAMERY 1-LB RCXL all over the' country. One letter ATLAS l-Z SIAL T tc u A came from Mrs.,Karl T. Frederick, MILLBROOk CLUB SILVER BIRCH m ennaaoM SWEET POTATOES 3 ib.. RAJKERY SPECIALS wife of the mayor of Rye. N. Y.. PARD 'j l v ' who told Miss Knowles that her OXYDOL PRUNE JUICE PRESERVING JARS Tomatoes sfSiSS *««"« * own cat used to catch oysters. DOG FOOD GINCER ALE 2 29 CaUfornia Cheese 'Cake 12 oz TINS 32-OZBTLS PT JARS QT JARS Train DeiaoUshes LGE PKG 34. 28-OZBTLS 45 e DUTCH Auto H B TINS . Rnast Com wtounwa 2»<»»i>39* FIRST FOOD STORE BRINGS 2 27 3 contanis im i D * 2^or19* 2^*45* ooz 73* 83* AMPLE 'rford, sepL 30—(/P»—State Piiteapple Cheese Cake (Portion) •'da 50-car Central Ver- YOU THE FINEST IN QUALITY ' t train struck and de- FREE ■~i automobile stalled on DREFT A T THE LOWEST POSSIBLE acus last night at Harrison’s R t ♦ AN EXTRA GLASS!« DOUGHNUTS ending, but ths driver, Mrs. Flor­ NEW ENCLANDS LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS ence Binrham of this town and a ! IGE PKG^ 3 1 < PRICE PARKING woman companion escaped Injury CRULLEES ..... Rosen bv jumping from th^ car before the traR hit IL . . - 's- ,71:

■ ■ ' ' ■ / /■' ■ A' M ANCH Urpt EVENING HERALD. MANCHEfTBR. OONN« THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80,194S '■ ^ ■3-V!(5fc^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 rAGE TWELVE* paa^M ara union at the new atomic powtr of the South Methodist Wofton's univc.a ty, in particular, aald the Debate on Berlin Society for Christian garric* and Greeks Repulse faculty and Education ministry ^i^anizing of OE plant near here. The plant la to be Stolen Chickens Returned Church Board B . operated by the company under heC eonunittsa wlU wapara aad Terror Campaign D. PearFs Exhibit in Model Home had been auppresalng student serve a supper at 5:M p. bl for Caiierrilla Band movements. MAu Facto^ Deemed government contract Before Council the delegates. Mlaa Alvah Aadsr- Unleashed by Tito I Jandrsau said tha commiaalon’s And Then Swiped Again Date Now Set *on' of Emanuel Lutheran churA order was "cooked up in cahoots will ha in charge of supper ar- I CONSiPEg Top Importance Next Monday Atheiiat Sept. 30— (iP)- The .\oif 18 th e H our v5o5 with Oentral Electric.” reagaments. Buehareat, Romania, Sept. 30 - Greek Army drove back a bami M V FACS •ANXRUPT He said that Commission Chair­ There are honest people in Man-^lnto Manchester. It Is not known *LittIe Amtlerdam^ Con­ of guerrillas attempting to raid TO 8ft DON'T I f your budget’a out of bal­ man David E. Lilienthal Is hlm- A mass maatlng wlD follotr at ______Na •om ito; '’ : > V or)—Tba Comlnform bullettn «aid to Change to (Centinoed fren Page One) (Caottanafi tram Pog* Oac) cheater. "whether any of the chickens were 7:30 and tha public la urgad to ba today Tujoalav Premier Marshal and burn a village in stepped up MV KNOy ance—« «n CITY CAB—onr ssir a former victim of a “Oom- ‘ removed from tha eratea bafore ference at the South FORTUNE/ Two nights ago, Tha Herald present to hew a stirring maasage Dadvary In HfcgMfilto ^ Tito baa unleashed a terror cam- sabotage attacks. mtee won’t bankrupt anyone muniat smear attack” who now la alphabetical order from month to carried an- article about a chlck- placing them at the Center. It Is rrtdny ftps tonga A communique .said the Com­ ichoel” ' for Communlata near Church on October 24 by Dr. G aom Fallon on tho sub­ piafn acab>at Comlnform B3’mpa- TIMKEN Beacon, N. Y. He aald he attend­ "trying to clear his own skirts by month. , en Incident at the Center of town. also open to conjecture whether ject of the OOaferenca at Amstor- -4 munist rebels were driven back and Uke the man who wore thlrera. ed for six weeks during April and making the same kind of attack ’The American paople. Austin Eight crates of chickens fell off tha person who returned the dam. from N/xilta, about 35 miles two wriat watches, yon, too, declared, are willing to subordinate Previous to- the World Oouncll An article bv Slavko Nlklc re­ June of 1636. while financial etc- against our union.” a truck travelling through Man­ chickens eras remoraaful or mara- Rav. Willard J. McLanghUn. H. A- FRINK r of Salonika. Forty- will have more ’’tlipe on your MMv m A m ported arrests of Comlnform aym- OIL HEAT ratary of Local SOI, and that ax- their plans and the future poasl- chester Monday night, unnoticed ly tired of hts two-day venture of churchas Oimfaraaca at Ams­ minister of tha North M#tho|nnelie«*ter ( ’nil used by the western allies to sup­ a new spirit of cooperaOon. He on the walk leading to the Center pal church in Washington, Oono,. Manchester Memorial Hospital AuxUiary Intensified, undertaking. H. E. wniTINO employed by General Electric since There are also dishonest people 1638. ply blockaded Berlin by air. concluded Ms statement with a Congregational church, close to who will laad Samlnar 1 on tha This must be done, he said by I Phone 5918 In Manchester. A witness told the subcommittee Await Reply to Protest declaration: where the chickens first dropped topic: “Tha Unlvarsal Church in buying the crops of poorer peas- | Stiidentit Boycott l^ecture* American officials are awaiting God's D a a ^ ." Mr. Tompkins Is ants at good price.s and by taxing j In Washington yesterday that "Our offer still stands.” COUNTRY STORE Communists had seized control of a reply from the Soviets on a ______a on tha Stan of the American fore- heavily the kulnks (rich pcasant.si. Tokyo. Sept. 30—i/F)— Student* strong protest delivered yesterday as of tha World CtouncU of Mine accused the kulaks of op- | of 147 .lapanese colleges and unl- Local 301 b” "freud and unscrupu- Can 4569 or 4375 lotia tactics.’’ ovsr the buzzing of two U.S. air North Coventry Churches. posing these measure.s fiercely and I voi'.sitles today boycotted lectures; lift planea by nine Russian Yak Former First Obituary Dr. Gaorge Falloo of Wesley trying to disorganize the country- , In a prote.st strike which, they The hearing was transferred here from Washington whars, dur* fighters. The fifth and sixth grade puplla Methodlat church, Worcester, aide. .said, was aimed at Increased tui- j The Yaks flew within 100 feet Lady Is Dead aa., will lead Seminar 8, ”Go— Septem­ Field Day of Silhouette Bugle; throwing eggs. ni.shed in maple with the dining to recognize the electrical work- house troop concentrations. Coventry Fragment Society, Mrs. of the Nazarene, officiated, and KILL It. TG-UU containing M per ber started iU exit today under Hazel Ayer was elected president cent alcohol. PEN'ETRATn. RMehaa and Drum Corps of Vernon at Staakiel told reporters that he 1 table completely set up with china Fred Werner played organ aelac- 1 cloudy aklea and cool weather over for the second term; also re-elect­ more germi. Tour I5r back from any Center Park here at 1 p. m. 1 threw four egg.s and one tomato, 1 and accessories furnished by Will- HAMS . 5 9 * many aectlons of the country. tiona. Interment aervicea were at dnigglit If not pleued IN ONE HOUR. Superb Quality — And ed were: Vice president, Mrs. Ida Awarding of prizes at State , and wished he'd had more to throw. | ton's Gift Shop. A maple bedroom A mass of cool air in Alberta the mausoleum in Hlllcreat Park RaiUcs LaMontagne; secretary, Mr*. L. Alrmory In evening. The remains of two tomatoes and kitchen complete the four- ALL CUTS, TENDER QUALITY moved into Montana yesterday and Springfield, Maas. The baarera - ..... were found on the stage. Just who room home. The other Model May Kingsbury; treasurer, Mrs. weYe James. Robert. Charles, Tall Cedars Ceremonial at Ma- spread aoutheaatward over parte of Ruth Loomis. The society will Meet The Candidates threw the rro’sterious second to­ Homes in the Olcott street tract More Tea per Bag Classified Advertising Joseph and Fred Sadler and John CHRISTMAS aonlc Temple. Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, hold their annual Harvest Supper Sunday. Oct. 10 mato was not learned. Three local are decorated by Kemp's, Watkin.«, Michigan and Wisconsin. The mer­ Tucker. boys were reported to be boasting Keith's and Bcn.son’s. \’isiting lb. on October 20. * Hear The Issues Arnold Lunn lecture 8 p. m., S 9 *^ OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 16 cury dropped into the SOs at A Junior choir Is being started they threw it from the balcony. STEAKS BloUlster street school. Auspices Bemldji, Minn. Frost was forecast under the direction of Mrs. Theunes TONIGHT-.8:00 P.M. ChaUoner Club. Wallace took occasion to express for some of tha midwest areas to­ Cooper and any children Intfcrested About Town Monday, Oct. 11 his "re.sentment" toward Jesse RIB END, LEAN TASTY Loot and Foond 1 AotoaobUes. toi Salt 4 Wtui co«M bi liaslw tkia ifcop- night. In singing In the Junior choir piM in iki coafert ef rear ova Depot Square and Main and Bissell Streets U S. Marine Corps Band con-1 Jon®*, 'vealthy Houston business Rain fell in Michigan, western report after school Friday after­ llTini rooa — 0 «a ito aailis. Going To liOST—Red wool shirt, vicinity of Miss Artemis Paaianoa, daugh­ f t cert at Bushnell, sponsored by leader, with whom he constantly New York and parts of Pennsyl­ noon, October 6, at the Church bwtliis duensi) Yea chaoa fcoa St. James street, Saturday night- DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES ter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Be A Winner—rVote Democratic Oct. 4th Marine Corps League. feuded when both were in the ad­ lb. vania today while some showers Community House. • vwiMz of lavily. pncticil aita — ministration of President Roose­ 6 9 *^ Call 2-1881. SAYS: “Who’s kidding who, Pazianos of 17 Pearl street, left CKh M ncdnly picktsrf <• • iPKal FitdnyBst., Oct. lS-18 Refinish Pork Roasts were reported in the middle Mis­ The annual meeting of the Por­ velt about the car market?’’ NOT today for Wellesley, Mass., to re­ Chrhimw fiA hm . The laswir la State convention Catholle La­ LOST— Saturday night, vicinity sissippi valley. ter Library Aaaoclatton was held iw Chriaiait ihappfs probiMi m A i u r Tempratures generally were In on Monday evening at the library' sume her studies at Wellesley (Col­ WE FOR SURE, below is a dles s f Columbus, Oak Lodge. PURE PORK, SMALL LINK of Middle Turnpike, Black and lege. • ao fttilict iw iT ikta zaaz Sntnrdny, Oct. 18 Your Floors? Decker elyctrlo drill, H-lnch partial list of our CLEAN the 70s and SOs over most of the room. Reports were heard from icU ph aai. Entertainment and dance, Man­ chuck. Reward. Call 2-9781. nation yesterday. the officers. ’The librarian report­ Johnson's Rent our new, heavy TEA-BA S stock, FAIRLY priced and ed that books totaling 9,753 had The Pilgrim Fellowship of Oen-, chester Pips Band at tha Rain­ 0 IX)ST—Man’s Seneca wrist watch. easily financed through our been distributed during tha year, ter church will have a Sadie Haw- I bow, Bolton. duty Sander and edeer. SAUSAGES - kins party tomorrow evening at 6 9 Including book's to schools. The October M , SS Poultry Farm Finder please return to Herald Budget Plan. Trades? of Jewel Bandits Also a heavy duty polisher library now has a total of 8,203 7:30 In Woodruff hsdi. A small ad­ Cobununlty Players In "Tou and a regular .lohnson LEAN SLICED, RINDLESS Office. Reward. course, we’ll be glad to take mission fee will be charged. Can’t Taka R With You,” Whlton Fresh dressed broilers, volumes which Includes fiction, CAU Ot wnn polisher. your car in trade and at its Under Airest non-fiction for adulta and juvenile Easy On Your Pockeibook Hall, Au^iloes C L. of C. fryelB, roastinff and fowls. Leon Daoust of 29 Fairfield ' Also open meeting Manchester LOST—Angort. calico kitten. Lit- fair market value. and also reference books. The fol­ Charlie McCarthy jost called In to tell me that If we Friday ni(;ht and Saturday. tie girl’s pet. Please phone 6844. lowing officers were elected for the street haa been admitted to the RUDY YOUNG had room in the ad to say that he was grinding more group. Alcoholics Annonymous at Ib. * 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. (Oonttmied from Page One) Hartford hospital for an opera­ 5 9 coming year; President, Byrpn W. Hollister Street School at 8:30 p.m. Fresh quick frozen poul­ B A ^ O N PHIL ALLEN fresh seasoned Lamb Patties today . . . as a matter of REGAL DLX. SEDAN Hall; vice president, Allen H. tion. TInwadny Oct. S8 try anytime. CARRA'S Annoonccnieiits a 68 carat diamond pendant was fact I was just “scratching my head” wondering what to Hartford County T.W.C.A. sup­ Larsen's Loaded. (H ils la a new car and found in a clothes hamper. Gates; secretary, Mrs. Eva Kings­ Phone 2-1254 .iRKUtAR PR6J carries a new car guarantee. No bury; treasurer, Walter 8. Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lyons ot advertise . . . So here’s telling you about easy to cook per and msmberahip meeting, 847 West Middle Turnpike FEED AND HARDWARE CEDAR H IL L Ranch. Ready to Police, on the basis of present .Youngstown, Ohio, are risRlng | Vernon Center Congregational SALE trade required.) market value, raised the value of librarian, Mrs. Gertrude A. Haven; or JOHN YOUNG easy to eat budget balancing Lamb Patties which are Near Hockanum River Or 29c take reaervationn for hay rides Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 0>nn of | church. .34 Depot Square, Tel. 54U6 j 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. the recovered jewelry to 375,000. a.sslstant librarian. Miss June D. selling this week at the small sum of 49c 1b. . . 4 or 5 Love I.ane Super Market on rubber-tLed wagon. Also Loomis; directors, Hubert Ed­ 509 Adams street. Phone 8202 Monday, Nov. 8 saddle horsea and buggies for CLUB COUPE Its value was reported yesterday patties to a pound . . . and. further below you will And Daughters of Isabella Military aa 350,000. mondson, Mrs. Ruth Gehring, and | 1 SOI TH MAIN STREET TEL, 6920 rent. AI Bogll, 24 Bush Hill road. (In drat class condition through­ Whist., St. James’s hall. Ginger^.^^ LLiig a third member to be selected some new ideas on how to use them. Phone 5900. out. With all first line equipment). Tiinrsdny, Nov. 11 . /us/ add u-a/er. T t t iX . bake 34c later at the approval of the E x -, Prisndly Circle’s Charity Sale, NATIVE MILK FED VEAL 1947 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. Hospital (Notes ecutlve Board. Personala S There will be open house for | Hale’s stote. STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL PULLET SEDAN Coventry residents at the Nathan LOOKING FOR A RENT? LAMB PATTY GRILL November 28, 26. 27 CUTLETS, CHOPS, ROASTS, Regal Dlx. (Radio, climatlzer, Hale Homestead on October 10 at WOULD Uke ride to University Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mar­ 4 Umk aeitim 4 ■ . l i e « aiia4 haa S t Bridget's Church Brzaar at spotlight, new super cushion tires 2 o'clock. This Is being planned We have the following which will be available in 60 8t Bridget’s hsU. of Connecticut, Monday through and overdrive for economy. This garet McCue, 38 Hyde street; Mrs. atU cesW m CMked latunaa CALVES LIVER AND doz. Friday. Arrive at 9 a. m., leave Leona Bombard, 341 East Center by the Antiquarian and Landmarks to 90 days: 4 rnantan I t.bteapooa irattd 2 « 1 car is priced far below the market). Society. John Marshall Holcombe. k. cu* easMd vtala Oaairae theeaa ■ 9 " Owl Sermon Snorer EGGS at 4:30 p. m. Call 2-0810 after 6 street. • One 311 room apartment and bath with heat, within 10 mllei kernat cera SaU cad peppir SWEETBREADS p. m. 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Admitted today; Cecil Fulton, Jr., president of the society, will of Hartford on bua line, Buner 4 caaued .ear hal.ee speak Informally to the group at 2 H «.e n «u —1 la—k thaped ia«a thick .mtiM tad w aeped «M t CanteAury, England, Sept. 30 LAND O’ LAKES SEDAN 113 Weat Center street. o Leaae and cash bond required, bwmi. (uteidaz eade of bM oi with teetkpicht er naan ikreni. WANTED—Ride to Pratt tc Whlt- o'clock and after that there will be (Note: If bouaht aa pettiee. Matt thia atep.) Themahtz mhaat '—VPi— Sunday after Sunday par* Special Dlx. (An Immaculate Discharged yesterday: Beverly o Rent 360 per month. ney Aircraft, 8:00 to 4:45. Comer a tour of the homestead. George s n v f WITH tvwliai aT O k riM lamb pettiie an hraihaz rack aa there la a die- aon, cbolrts^rs and congregation tUiiive Poultry From Miller's f\ill equipped car). Balch, 2 Drive F, Silver LiSne tanra of S inchaa hetnam tas af aaaat aad aanrea af hast. Whan of Autumn and Highland streets. W. Cheney of Manchester Is chair­ G reen sought the bource of snores that homes; Mrs. Lillian Wright, Rock­ a One S ', room apartment and bath with heat, wNhln_J0 milea patti— Mt brown cm ent aado, abont a s sisutoa. tura. A M ta the Call 2-0831. 1941 BUTCK 2-DR. ville; Geraldine Peralll, 146 South man of the Management commit­ Salad Boal arin wbolo toniatooo. boBowod out aad inriaklod aonerwnlr indde perristed throughout the aermon Poultry Fdrm BUTTER SEDANETTE tee which is making this open of Hartford on bm line, with aaltand paspM and than U a d wnb earn taaaoaad witk at nearby St. Nicholas’ church. Main street; Mrs. Helen Benson/ o Leaae and cash bond required, tnnpnaa i a l t ^ doth a f pezair i and aaabadroaaaeaawbitb are THE PROSPECT Hill school for Fully equipped. (Bulck green 16 Monroe street; Mrs. Ruth Peter­ house for Coventry residents, possi­ teriaklad with aratad cbaaaa. Saaaaa M a t and pMatoaa Add Now the culprit iias been found. o Rent $10 per month. f t t baltiaa. wideb have bean bmiibad aritb butter. Cantinna CARNATION young children, Monday and and clean so clean). son and aon, Unionville; Rlchanf ble. The homestead was opened It was a bam owl,'roosting under | Mrs Lela Tybur, ce—rian a s —iautat loaaM aa nnltt pattlat ate daaa, aad aatataan ROASTING through Friday 1940 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN Zaccaro, 151 Eldrldge street; Mar­ on June 6 when It was dedicated Call for Personal Interview. temataii aad peat, are baattd and tSzbtly fcrewaad. the church roof. i Director. 4267. at an historic shrine and at that Super, Radio, Htr. (A very, very lene McLoughlln, 32 Silaa road. Ig. can Discharged today: Sandra Fal- time there were approximately 450 Jhuru is good nutrition in any cOt of m ent CHICKENS 11.69c popular number). persons who visited there. ■ Since THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY MILK etti, 472 Tolland turnpike; Mrs. 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Laura Pryor, Hartford; Angela that date there have been over 850 REALTORS a Lamb in general is good value Uiis week, with SEDAN visitors who have had the privilege 180 CENTER STREET a' BROILERS and LIBBY’S Terrsgnl. East Hartford; Harry d LchlRh Valley Radio, Htr. (For the fussy buyer Newcomb, Jr., South Coventry; of visiting this historical place in MANCHE8TER, COXNECTICl’T l^un Stewing ruts at 35c 1b. and meaty who knows value). Kay Bissell, South Coventry; John Coventrv. The afternoon program Phone * Manchester 8108 Hartford 3-7488 FRYERS l,b. will be free to Coventry residents. Shoulder Lamb Chops 79c lb. Ig. can 1939 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Tedford, 65 Walnut street; John Refreshments will be served dur­ CORNED BEEF SEDAN Kochln, 215 Autumn street; Mrs. ing the afternoon. Every Coven­ While talking about ground items . . . we must get a Lb. Chester Groebel and daughter. 65 plug in for Pinehurst freshly ground chopped meat. .. FANCY FOWL Radio. Htr. (Real sharp little Spruce street: Robert Strlmike, 19 trv resident should avail them­ TETLEY car). Nathan road. selves of this opportunity to visit \Vhich comes from fresh government insfiMtcd beef . . . COAL the homestead of Nathan Hale. B n AND and sells for. 69c lb. You can buy ground beef for less BABY LAMB LEGS, CHOPS 1942 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN Births yesterday; A son to Mr. Heater. (Economy plus, good ap­ and Mrs. Robert Laurent, fiiast . . . but you »nnot buy better quiUity for 69e Ib. and FORES DX of 100) / Hoppers pearance ). Hartford: a daughter to Mr. and SPECIALS At The T E A B A G S 0^ 1940 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN Mrs. Walter Armstrong,’’ 1023 Tol­ Personal Nolioes PINEHURST FISH land turnpike; a daughter to Mr. R«sdv for you FrMsy morning . . . Eraab Oyztara, Swerfi Ftoh, ALL STEAKS XND CHOPS Heater, spotlight. (It's good and Mrs. Henry Jemlola, 72 Park­ JACK FROST (Limit) business to drive an ccononfilcal La T. WOOD Haddock Flllcta. Frcah Red tolmes sod SHcad Cod. er street. Card of Thanks car). CUT TO ORDER Birth today; A aon to Mr. and I wlih to think all of my n»lfhbor». COKE 19.36 FORD CONV. COUPE Mrs. Edward Sturtevant, 25 Lllley Menda and rnlatlv*! for the many For the Week-End. . . - COMB M I ^5 Ib. bag acta of klridneaa and aympathy ahown i i ^ R pRti maema^^^m^mommmsss^mm^^amamsam Very clean, (A snappy number, street. Wa will have mor« Robsri Farm Freak Cana. Tukays . . . « me In my recent bereavement. I alao Locker Plant SUGAR priced for immediate salei. whst'a befler than turkey It you sra hsvinc gueata or s fsmUy 4 Mobil Kerosene thank thoae who aent the beautiful 29c 1934 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN noral trlbutea and loaned the ute of party . . . Meadovtbrook Farms F»eto BroUera and Fryers aia ] For Thurs., Fri, and Sat, also ezoeptloosi qnslity. Plump Fowl at 88r lb., 8 lb. roasts at 3 PIECES DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Radio. Htr. (A clean small their cara. Shirley Horan. taoder Pork at 78c lb.. Legs of Lamb 86e to 76e sad Smobad money car in good shape). Andover G i n g e r ^ , ^ e GROTE and WEIGEL Short Shsnkcd Shoulders at 6Se are worth thinking about. . /us/ add u’a/er. T ttiX , ba//^ 34 c 2 can, 2 5 * RANGE SPECIALS The Republican Woman'a Club WE CONTINUE TO OFFER JUICE FOR THE BICYCLE TRADE will spojisor a Rally at tha Well FRANK’S Cooked Salami. LlVer, SUGAR HEART Sweep on Saturday, October 2, Bologna, Polish Rings LAND O’ LAKES _____ SWEET SEEDLESS 1935 LASALLE 4-DR. from 1 to 5 p. m. Asthmatic? BAKED VEAL LOAF MILK SEDAN ; Governor Shannon and Secretary BUTTER . u77e .MAXWELL HOl>E OIL Total price 3150. of State Frances Reddick will be 69c MINCED HAM State at 80c . . . Swift's at 74c and Armour’s at 7Sc 1b. Ib. the speakers. 10 *^ / Mobilheat 1933 PLYMOUTH SPT. CPE. i SANSON'S LONG BOLOGNA Pressed Ham .... Ib, 85c COFFEE Alao, there will be aporta for an- Bring In your Proctor and Gamble Coopona . . . We have mors and one sticker from GRAPES • Total price 3100. ' I PlLL-SBlKY tertalnment. Tickets for the oc­ Chopped Pressed Chiffon to zeU at 88e plus one more for le sad tha new Betty 1932 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. casion may be procured from the ASTHMA Crocker dedU os Ginger Cnke Mix , . . boy one nt the nnd get lop of Ivory Salt box! SWEET JUICY Lb. Ham ...... lb, 79c FLOUR 8 Lb. Bag SEDAN following: Edward L. Whitcomb. 55c nnotber pkg. for le. 1»EL MONTE Total price 3100. F. W. Thornton, Gustave Dexter, REMEDY FUEL and Mrs. Howard Sprenkle...... 85c Lb. Ib. *^ 1936 \MLLYS PANEL Tender Knit Steaks . . FRUITS, VEGETABLES 2 !i Size Can 10 Has brought relief to PEACHES TRUCK VERMONT tlAII) PLUMS many by removing the Boneless Chuck Pot R oast...... 75c Lb. Both yellow and white Sweets are now in. . iNoib pf Lwily Du Pont ludto- Total price 3150. Deaths Last Night ...... 75c Lb. MeINTOSH OIL symptoms of asthma. Boneless Veal Roast . also 'VtI I ^ jtnd White Turnips. W e have dunbh Amhon brisHos! SYRUP Bot. The miracle of Maple St. is .AI N'T .lE.MIMA that these four little numbers Berkeley, Calif.—Dr. James T. Try It Today! Deerfoot Farm - Stahl Meyer Orangeikw 44c also at 69c doxen. Cauliflow­ Ib. all run. Allen, 75. profeiaor emeritus of Smoked Shoulders Hickory Bacon Tahto iMAipaee In your purva than 2 pocks of cigorattas... PANCAKE Pkg. 10 * Greek at the University of Cali­ er, Spinach, Peppers, Beets, etc. CaUfomla W'.ATER MAID • APPLES Get It At fornia. He was bom In Cleveland. yat Mib hondsema Brush and .Comb Kit is always raady to kaap See our selection now, for a For aale at tbe following ( a Harrigonburg. Va. — George Manckeater Drag Stores: LA 63c .. 75c Carrots are lower, - great big bunches 2 for your hair bacniMfuily groemad. Carry It with you avarywharal RICE PKO. DELICIOUS JUICE good deal in a good car. Dent Oabba, 73, (Cincinnati. O., QUINN'S PHARMACY Freah Ciround Extra Lean 29c. Entira Ut only 6 in. long, 1 In. wida. Hond-croftad brush and BRUSH CREEK Induatriallst. He was bora in De­ Daiaey Hama NOW ON DISPLAY The catur, Ind. m 4186 Hamburg comb of crystol-daor Du Pont Ludtai Amity brush hos ganukia MORIARTY 1948 WILLYS JEfiPSTER NORTH Ef)ID PHABM.ACY do2|. i^9 * Evansville, tod. — William E. u. 69c Lb. 83c Amiton bristlas. Protactiva Vinylita cask. Act todayl Just sand FREESTONE ORANGES Wilson, Sr., 78, banker and Demo­ TeL 8848 25c in coin and ona stickar from top of Kory Soil box, with AT cratic representative In Oongresa CENTER PHAB.H.%CT a^>fc^BRDCERY> PINK FANCY BROTIMS for one term, 1933-23. TaL 63.88 H. L. HANDY LENOX SUCED BACON your nofflo and oddrass, toi PEACHES Can 25c DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Buffalo. N. T .—John W. Keeley, C ^ O C A C ^ A * c.c. ' ••On Tha Level At W ftUM lN DRUG 1 LB. LAYERS 59c LB. Tel. 8854 73. a Great Lakes steamer captain TeL AM* • bo I hAA\H • d i a l -Jl ; IVOIY SALT, lOX 574, NEW YORK 8, N . Y . Pea! Old Fashioned Cheese and A for Center and Broad” for aeveral yeara before he re­ Come Early For This Item. Open Till 9:00 P. M. Thurs. tired in 1937. He was born In Mait­ Peattulng Free (Tib effcr agpbes a# ed to W Oa«aa*er S U fd B I Full Line Of Fancy Cheese 6 RAPEFRU 1T 4 24 M«ple St. Manchoater land, OnU ¥ MAM HKSTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COXN„TiaTlSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 194* PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 19 4 * PAfiE f o u r t e e n

- i j ]^0ttson; December, Cbrlstmaa, all grades. Mrs. Forster, Mias Rockville Flynn; February, Patriotic pro­ Victory Is q Must Today for Boston Red Sox and gram. Miss Orady, Mrs. McKone, April. Safety week, M lsi^err, Mrs. Forster; Mav. Memorial Day, Mlaa H igh S chool W orld Open Forums Berr. Mr, Mattson; June, Flag Day, Miss Hendrick, Mrs. McKone. Book Winsted Heath Slides High Mrhool Schedule Last Period Touchdo wn Front Running Indians For Rockville The Rockville High School foot­ Compiled by Students of Manchester High School ^ Mias Helen Estes, Faenity. Adviser ball team, coached by Theodore VOL. XVI, NO. 4 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 ToPlayA.C.’8 Breaks Ankle Ventura will open Its schedule on Defeats Legion, 13 to 6 HERALD Series ©f MeeUng* t« Bo October 16. when the Litchfield Idle Today; Lead by 2 Junior Republic plays at Rockville. SUrt Blotouy Club Heads Hi-Y Freshmen on Staff MHS Wins 20-0 Silk City Out to Snap Slugging Boston Braves* Held to Discuss School The squad is being drilled each Heads Council ANGLE afternoon at the Recreation Field Fire Hazards Losing Streak Sun­ Outfielder Out of Norman Grimason wma elect­ The High School World. Is Locals Throw Scare Into All Three Qabe Poiled|r«e*r-,to i,^ t e , P r o b le m s with many interested onlookers as happy to announce the addition Dons Trounce „ _ -AUle Reynolds took over. Reynolds ed president of the new Biology Over Merideij World Series Games this Is the first year In many that of three new members on- the Camp o f Torrington day at Nebo Field Victories Yesterday; ' got the A’s clean-up hitter, Bank Shown al MHS Club, organised on Friday aft­ Kockvtlle. Sept. 30— there has been a football team at staff. Acoolads ta Chief <9he said hs would withdraw hla The Town of Vernon School Build- the Rockville High school. Other ernoon In 12F under the guld- Pros Before Losing; Yanks 20 to 10 Held scorelesa in two games, the The town’s No, 1 law aatorce- permit for the field. Brooklyn, Bspt. 80.—<#)—Jeff Newhouser Wins 20th * •*** anpe of Mrs. Dorothy D’Amito, ‘They are all freshmen: Bar­ Locals Triumph in CCIL Ins committee is maklnf plana for games booked to date are October bara Bengston, Jean Hansen Ed Jacobs Scores TD Silk a t y A. C. footbaU team will ment officer. Police Chief Herman Skew Oa Owa Property Heath’s draams o f playing in his Boston also had trouble kaeek- Open Forum meetlnsa to be held 23. Enfield High at Enfield: Oct. “ FireI. . In Miniature” trtlcher of biology. Schendel, rates an accolade tor Tuesday morning, when Chief first world series after IS years In And Bob Feller No. 19 tng off the Senstors. Rlghthimder and AUiaon Olmstead. Start; Meriden Has attempt not only to eoore a point In the near future. It la felt that 30, Berlin High at Berlin: Nov. 6. Other officers chosen were; Congratulations girls, and Dodds Sparks Win rellnqulahlngithe ML Nebo foot­ Schendel learned that there might the big leaguss lay shattered to­ ElTls Kinder sllowed the Senaton Assembly Speech by Rudy VIgnone, rice president, The highly touted Torrington j but also to register its first win ball field Sunday In order to al­ day In a plaster cast surrounding Balpk Bodes Informative meetlnga of thla type North Windham High at Windham. beat of luck to you. Many Injuries be 111 feelings over the misunder­ By 11 hits in steggering to Ms lOth would people an oppor­ Scout Meeting and Joan Cowles, secretary. Pros had to come from behind 1 In AAC Games; Fist of the season Sunday afternoon at low the Silk City A.C. to stege a standing he Informed General hIs left fooL .\SMtclat«d iPress Sparta Writer victory. Rtired Fire Chief with two last period touchdowns j football game. The Boston Braves' outfielder tunity to expreas their oplnlona on Troop P2, Boy Scouts has ad­ winning the CCIL crown Is the Fights Enliven Game ML Nebo against the Winsted Manager George Waddell that the Victory la a must today for the Tied at 1-1 going Into the third, the achool problem and would also vanced the hour of its meeting at to upset the classy Manchsster j Merchants. The atory neede an explanation dog show a*ouId be held on his broke the foot yesterday trying to the Red Sox te lll^ three tlmae Former fire chief Ernest W. goal of the local griddera. Hie and here it is from start to finish. slide away from a tag at home Boston Red Sox and the New York be of rreat value to the commit­ the Union church aocial rooms to­ Red and White got off to a good American Legion 18-6 before a I A grand toUl of 67 points have (Schendel’s) property which ad­ with the aid of two errors and First Sport Dance fair home town crowd at Fuss-1 Los Angeles, Sept. 30— The Shendel booked Mt. Nebo aever* piste In a game with Brooklyn. Ysnkeee. They have to win in order tee In formulating' definite plana. night to seven o'clock. After the Williams, of Lynn, Massaebusetts, I S&B Annual Picnic sw t Saturday by beating Meri­ been scored agalnrt the Silk Town­ joins the field. four hits to forge ahead for keepe. The place and time of the meeting business the troop \ril1 attend the senich Park last night. Though I Los Angeles Dons-New York Yan­ ers in two gamds, both losing sl months ago through Sam Mas­ Schendel said he "didn’t want to The game didn't mean a thing. to keep alive their ellm mathe­ In tha only other American demonstrated and spoke to M.H.S. den, 20-0 In the ’’Silver" city. The kee football game brought more are to be announced. Mr. Alan lecture of Chief Luthuli. Zulu chief students on reducing fire hazards Very Successful outweighted by from 16 to 20 starts. Not ones have Coach sey, then Recreation Director for put Johnny Falkowski or the Boston already had won the Na­ matical chanqea o f overhauling the League game Leftv Hal Newheueer At Center Springs contest was the first for both then wee promlaed, including e the Towm of Mancheetcr. The chief tional League pennant. Schaeffer la chairman of the com­ In the church. ^ In the school and home In an as­ teams. pounds per man, the Legion direct­ Tony AUbrio’a charges been abl** Recreation Board on the spot on front-running Cleveland Indians in turned In .his 20th*vlctory In pitch­ mittee tel make plana for the Open Funeral ed the course of the game for spectacular three-touchdown vic­ to make any drive within SO yards was told that Sunday, October 3 his account.” The injury means a lot. It Is so ing the Detroit Tigers to a 4-0 six sembly held on Tuesday. Sep- Clem Pontillo, chairman, and Manchester dominated play tory splurge In the final five minr severe that Heath, now 32. may the American League pennant race. Forum. , , A double mllitarj- funeral sendee tembre 28. “ Fire! . . In Mlnlsture Center Springs Park and Lodge nearly three periods before falter­ of pay dirt. waa an open date. He therefore This writer could not see anyone hit conquest over the St. Liuts his committee for the first sport from whistle to whistle. The lo­ utea of the battle for the Dons, decided to run a dog obedience never play again. It.robbed the Browne. Attomev Saul Peiacr la chair­ for Major Terry J. Yaniahewaky was the title of the presentation ing and allowing a bad punt and a The locals not only suffered a giving out the football field dur­ The Indians, two games ahead of was the scene of the Sock and dancs held Friday, September 24, cals massed together 18 first snd near mass heart trouble for show at the field. Braves of their most powerful the Red Sox and Yanks, are idle man of another special committee and Lieutenant John B. Yanlshew- by the Mutual Fire Insurance one man show by Ray Wetneski sound thrashing last Sunday at ing the football season on a Sun­ The Cincinnati Radi nrns< Buskin picnic held yesterday af­ ara to bo congratulated for x ouc- downs and 262 rush yardage. Four 36,655 onlookers. A notation o f the date was lefthanded hitter and cut them to today. New York and Boston de­ which has been appointed to draft •sky, brothers, who died in action Company, and It dealt with every which paved the way for a T.D. Agawam, Mass., but also took a day date for anything but a foot­ their seventh place tie with ternoon and evening. Club mem­ ceaxful affair. Assisting Clem in aerials were attempted and three Bruising play. Impromptu fisti­ made at the Blast Side Rec office only three outfielders. feats would assure the Tribe of no cago by beating the Cube. 8-3. a report to be presented to the In 1944 was held this morning at day actions on the part of Intel­ were completed. Injuries riddled from one yard out. bad phyrical beating. Alex Fer­ ball game. Granting permission 8:.30 a.m. at the l\Tilte Funeral arranging the social evening were cuffs that sent two players to the and that was the end o f the mat­ Heath wasn’t a defrnslra star, worse than a tie for the crown. A scheduled first game of a day- town of the building committee ac- ligent people which lead to dis- bers numbering about sixty enjoyed the Meriden team. The doctore Ed “Pretsel" Jacobs and big guson Is out for the season o f the field several months ago Joam Osgood. Jean Plcaut, Mar­ showers, and, more ImporUnt, a ter until ten daj’s ago. but he is familiar with American Should both the Yanks and Red night doublcheader between the ttvltlea to date. Home and at 9 o ’clock at St. Ber­ aatcrous fires. sports, games, entertainment and did more running than the Meri­ Freddy Gondek put the locals out George snd Yosh 'Vincek, Don was an error but through the Victory Aaeenibly garet McKinney and Dorothy Duf­ whirlwind performance by the ex- In the meantime, the American League Mrks. especially the Sox bow the Indiana can clinch Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cardl- nard's catholic church where a Chief Williams first showed the a picnic supper, featuring home den backs. front in the third stanza as Jacobs Anderson, Tiny Packet and Bob chiefs attitude an'd view on the Byzantine Mass was solemnized by fy. The more than 350 who at­ Tulsa tornado, Glenn Dobbs, Legion and Silk City football Cleveland Stadium. He started hIs their first flag since 1920 by beat­ nlas in SL Louis was poatpoaed ‘ Victory Aaaembly, C a t h o He a.-wembly that without oxygen a made apple pie. The opening quarter found Man­ passed 14 yards to the towering Turklngton are still nursing in­ matter, the field will be used for Ladiea of Columbus will hold a Rev. Stephen Balandiuk of S^. tended enjoyed the results o f the marked last night’s AJl-Amerlcs teams held a meeting with the football with the dogs performing major league career with the In­ ing the Detroit llgers Friday. All because of rain but tlie night game fire ran not bum. He demonstrated Upon arriving at the lodge chester receiving the kickoff. The end to place the ball on the home juries suffered In the 48,^to 0 de­ pot li|ck supper for their mem­ Michael’s Ukranian church of Hart­ committee’s efforts. A total of 70 Conference donnybrook. Recreation Board. Elach team next door. dians and Is an old roommate of three of the contendere have three was played with the Pirates wl#- thla by lighting the wick of a Carl MIkolowskI around four-thirty, the picnickers PhlHp Tnrkington dollars was collected at the dance. locals marched from.their own 7 ten yard etripe. Jacobs then car­ fe a t * Bobby Feller. bership on Thursday evening, Oc­ ford. Burial was In St. Bernard’s ried Into the end xone on a eweep The score: Loa Angeles 20, New asked for an equal share of dates It was a laudable gesture games to play. |nlM. 2-1 . lamp and placing It In his pocket. entered Into active games, planned All students were admitted to this to the Meriden two, from which York 10. It was the first Don The backfleld has been disap­ "Oh, why did I slide?" he moan­ tober 7 at «:30 p.m. Members are cemetery. TTie funeral home was When the wick was taken out, the and directed by Margaret De- from the following play. at the field starting with Sunday, Chief Schendrl’s part. Boston clashes with the seventh i •The victory sent the Pirates past first dance at the reduced price Bud Burbank, local fullback, triumph in five encounters with pointing, outside of Yosh Vincek. September 19. On a flip o f a coin, ed after being carried to the club­ asked to bring their donaUons for visited by hundreds o f friends on flame was o f course extinguished. Ciantia. The final ecore that gave the Shots Here and There place Washington Srnetora In Fen- | the Cards Into third piece by a half the Rummage sale to be conducted Wednesday who came to pay their Local Y-Teeners Frosh’^oph Boys ordinarily reserved for 8. A. A pjlunged over for the tally. Flah­ the Gothamites and spoiled Red The 8ilk Towners need a running the Silk Townera won and receiv­ Dan Mulvey, former New Haven house. way Park while the Yanks tackle i game. The New York Giants and The danger of an unwatched flat Hotdogs were toasted on sticks erty bucked center and registered badly scared Pros the victory by the aaaembly starting Friday respects. members, since the 8. A. A. cam­ Strader's debut as Yankee head back and a passer. Prutty Ma- ed the SepL 19 date. The field was sports writer, la now handling "Because you’re a hustling ball the tough Athletics In Philadct- ' the Philadelphia Phils were idle. Iron was presented when Chief over an open fire In the upper paign hu not been completed. the extra point. They held the cams with only time for six plays Jewekt la ready and le expected player," came the answer from morning October 8. Anyone hav­ Williams laid an Iron on an Iron­ Active at Meeting story of the lodge. ’The supper Form Hi-Y Club rsmatnlng In the fracas. Wesneski coach. then given out for the season on public relation work for the New phla. However, in the future, non-S.A-A. ball the whole first quarter, which The first half waa aoorcicss but to be the team’s ace ball carrier. Sunday with the Legion and Silk pitcher Johnny Beasley. ing a contribution is asked to no- ing board and heavy smoke snd menu also included potato salmda, who had Been doing 90 per cent of Haven Arena. Mulvey succeeds Southpaw Mel Parnell (14-8) has members will be required to pay ended with the score 7-0, Man­ excitlnf. Included was the ejection Sunday’s game will start at City alternating the dates. At Manager Billy Southworth, who t i^ MIsa Viola Egan. Mrs. Alice flames arose. TTils was accom­ soda, potato chips and pie. In the home club's ball toting up to Cliff McCall . . . Harry Ryan will been selected to face Washington’s Chapman or MIsa Beatrice Jordan. Assembly Program Attired In Jeans and smart out- In a notice to freshman and twice the admission price levied chester. o f Lob Angeles halfback Herman 2:15. this meeing nothing was men­ present a 100 lap midget race is his own third base coacht mlaa- Early W>mn (8-18) for Boston. Hockey Group panied by the story o f a girl who charge of the supper were Janis on SA.A.. members. Meriden took the kickoff to the final" minutes, faded back to cd his first flame of the season Thla la the first pot Itjck sitpper nu, thirteen girls from M. H. 8. Rogers and Carolyn Estey. sophofinore homerooms on Sep­ W.edemeyer, who had been the tioned of the dog show planned feature event Thvirsday night on Parnell has been very effective 1 chattered on the phone until the Mr., George Potterton, Mrs. commence the second quarter. The throw a desperation pass. He spot­ goat In three inopportune fumbles, yesterday. He heard the bad news of the season. At Nathan Hale smell of her burnt evening gown irrived at Camp Aya-Po, prepared tember 28, Mr. George Emmerllng by Schendel. his final show of the season. . . . against Washington, beating the i To Show. Films Rally Tonight Supper was followed by an en- Florence Anderson, Miss Florence Mar.Vn and Blue started to roll. ted halfback Fran T^alen on the for throwing a punch at fullback The Silk City management went on the radio. Last night he said Nate four times against only one i reached her nostrils, too late. tertalnmerit In charge of Janet A total of $2,022,784 was the total Rockville Republicans will at­ to make Saturday a day of work told of plans being‘ mkde to or­ Hopkins, and Miss lone Fellows Then, Just as suddenly as they flat and cocked his arm to throw; Bob Kennedy. Yank tackle Marlon ahead and booked a home game he had made no decision on a pos­ Homemade electricians were Iversen and Richard Heady. A by thla Urns a host of Blue and mutuel handle at Lincoln Downs. 1 The Navajo hockey team held tend the Republican rally to be held The sixth grade at Nathan Hale snd play. Y-Teens from several ganize a Junior Hi-Y Club for were the chaperones for the eve­ kicked, they faltered, and got no Shirley got the shower signs! for Local Sport for Sunday, Oct. 3, having no The per day averan waa $337,130. sible series replacement for Heath. shown Just how much their theory comical pantoralne skit ‘‘The ciold tacklsrs were In on him and To add a player now he would Lopat and Bnaile thla evening at eight o’clock at school presented a short radio parts of Hartford County' were freshman and sophomore boys. ning. farther than the Manchester 46 punching Dobbs. knowledge that the field had been . . . Coach J. O. Christian b f the Its weekly meeting last night st play on the coming election at the of Inserting a penny at the back Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter" This year the Oouncll plans to yard line. With Pilot Red Flah­ ha rilled a throw down field to get Biit that and the Yankees’ 10 need special permlaalon from Lefty Ed Lopat (16-111 has the Tolland Town Hall under the This organization will be seeking previously given to Schendel. The University of Connecticut Is check­ Center Springs Lodge and plans weekly assembly. The plot of the of a blown fuse is worth, for present at the first conference of was presented with Carol Whltcher sponsor such dances every Friday erty In the driver's seat, the locals the ball away. It looked at first as point lead were obliterated when Chatter OommIsaioner A. B. Chandler. I drawn the starting assignment for auapdea of tho Tolland Republican ways In which to develop high chief meanwhile bad secured en­ ing the want ads In hopes of find­ for the coming seasoo were dls- play Impressed upon the pupils when Chief Williams did so and the year. as narrator. Next on the agenda night when the assembly hall la once again took to the offense. if the pass was going ta drop for Mr. Dobbs went to work In the Guesaea here were that he ' the Yanks against the A’a Lou committee. The speakers will In­ standards of Christian character tries from leading handlers and ing an unemployed meteorologist the world importance o f the com ­ put It In a miniature house, there Those from Manchester who at­ was a talent show, styled like the not in use or some other high The locals drove to the Meriden naught, but dependable Bob Han­ Hamilton ’Hammy" Metcalf, would ask to bring up Marv Rick- Brlasie (14-10), brilliant rookie cuseed. The next few mcetbiga clude Meade Alcom. Republican and good fellowship through worth­ final five mlnutss. their dogs In the East to exhibit to determine whether another hur­ ing election, the need for knowl­ for the purpose, flames spurted tended were Laurine Hoaglund. Arthur Ciodfrey program, each school activity Is not scheduled one-yard line where Flaherty sen. who had been a eensation on Starting from bis own one yard oldest scUvt bowler in Manches­ ert from Milwaukee of the Ameri­ southpaw, will go for Connie Mack. will be devoted to dlgcuss'on of candidate for lieutenant governor; group or single performer being while school and community ac­ their dogs. Schendel did not know ricane will take place In Yale Bowl edge regarding the candidates and forth. Enough said! president of Senior Y-Teens. This will make a total Of about pulled a quarterback sneak and gathering In Wesneski’a heaves all lin, whers he had tossed on one ter, will again be a member of the can Association. RlckerL a left­ The Indiana maintained their Congressman at Large Antoni N. ' Chief Williams Inserted some "sponsored,” and Introduced by a the Silk City A.C. had booked a or whether the storm has blown the rules under the dlrecUoa of the responsibility each adult has Elaine Tedford, Beverly Blake and tivities. fifteen dancca during the season. tallied the second touchdown for evening, came back and made the pass effort, be moved the Dons 99 Cravat Bowling League during the hander, hit 27 home runs and commanding two game bulge by Sadlak of Rockville and Congress­ magic Into his demonstration by fellow member. One member of freshman and home game. out to sea. Last Saturdav Yale Emil PlUL coach and Jim Carten. man Horace Seeley-Brown Jr. In casting his vote. Marion Maher accompanied by A social committee chosen this the locals. The extra point waa catch Just twenty yards downfield. yards In elg^t aeriSl strikes, the coming season. The league starts Last week the Silk City group hurricaned its way to a 38 to IS drove In 117 rune In the Claaa defeating the ChiesM White Sox, taking n metal waste basket and A short period of games and sophomore homeroom was elected week, will plan these affairs. The former Yale puekster. A commit­ There will be a social following the The cast included: Radio An­ Mlaa Doris KIbbe, the senior fac­ mlsse- Law­ cial committee Meriden received the kickoff Rubers could nail him from be pounder faked a pass and streak­ time director. Sterns replaces Joe When Schendel became aware lap championship race. A 100-lap fielder the Braves have lost this New York 93 56 .616 3 3 atlU alarm for a fire In a field of To continue the show. Chief X-Coiinlry Trials following temporary officers were Students danced to the tune of year. Jim Russell has been hos­ held each Wednesday night at tha Truman’s life. ’The story of and marched to the locals’ 7 hind with a amashlng tackle that ed 33 y a r^ for the clincher. McCluskey who resigned the posi­ of the fact that the Silk To^^•ner8 race for Fords will also be staged. While the battle to determine lodge at o’clock. A tentative grass at the rear of the Maurice Williams presented a picture of ler. elected: President, Richard West; "A Tree In the Meadow". “Oon pitalised since mld-season with a I Miller property, 20 King street, Thomas Dewey was told by Wil­ Girls from Enfield High and where they lost the ball on a fum^ dropped the talented end In his The Ysmkees until these last tion last June. had planned to play on home soil. Time trials will start at 6:30. the American League's world aeries deadline for memberahip baa been what happened when an othen ^ When the first cross-country Vice President Philip Jobert; Sec­ fess”, “Love Somebody" and ’’It hie and the locals recovered on tracks. A series o f line plungee momenta apparently had the ball throat infection. Still available ter entry raged, the National League's which had burned to the adjoin­ liam Salmond. careRiI driver left his poll.ahing Simsbury were at the conference retary, Bernle Gardper. ‘The Con- duly arc Tommy Holmes. Mike set for October 37. trials were held last Friday over Magic". their own eight. Red Flaherty ■ent Bob Daly over for his second game. Ex-Texes University star Art Patton said the best first representative In the classic, the ing property and was threatening “How Wide Is the Atlantic rag uncovered In the garage. 'The also. The delegates of each group .stltution Committee consists of McCormick and Clint Conatser. a nearby building. As the Center Ocean7” presented by Joyce Bol were members of the cabinets of the local course. Jack Coleman, called the play and the ball was Score and Sonny Tedesco added a Pete Leyden, relieving another ex- baseman he had ever seen In these Boston Braves, suffered s sev*ere result was no car or garage. As Stanley Brazanskas, Leo Diana, snapped to fullback Burbank. Bur­ Texan, Spec Sanders, led a crush­ Holmes is the only lefthander. JolL truck was responding, an alarm due, Tommy Reed. John Leander, Chief Williams said. “ Spontaneous their club. this year's captain, sprinted home, Charles Gasktil, and Oliver Toop. final point on an end sweep. parts was Eddie Raguskus. Eddie High in First Home was sounded from Box 37 at Crave and Franklin Orimasoa developed Presiding at the meeting was the winner, followed very closely 38 New Members bank skirted end and broke Into Switching from a ’T ’ formation ing ground attack that carried 44 played with the BUieflelds under The Braves lost the services of Combustion won’t wait.". The meeting discussed selection of the secondary. On the 60 yard yards. Soon after Harvey John­ and F^rn streets, calling out two a comparison of travel at the time Such things as lighting a match Miss Helen McCandles, executive by Larry Soma, a Junior, and members, special activities, or­ to a single wing gave the locals Jimmy Foley. I Jeff Heath, their slugging out- additional pieces of apparatus. The of Columbus and at the present director of the Hartford County Dicky Howes, a sophomore. line he was hit but he wasn’t more polleb as they racked up 108 son kicked a 41-yard goal to bring Fails tp Break I fielder, for the rest of the year, in a closet to see a film, swinging ganization of committees, pre­ Accepted for P&P the count to 10-0. Qre. was extinguished wite water time. Y. W. C. A. Assisting her was Coleman, who has been r.innlng down. He shook loose and sped yards on tha ground to 198 for the Earl Ballsleper, Art Knoflanvlay . I Heath broke hla left foot sliding full sleeves over the open flame of liminary draft of the Constitution. the remaining 50 yards unmolest­ The Dobbs-Sanders duel was no Football Game Friday from , the booster tanks before dam­ Donald Underiilll. Jacqueline a gas stove, playing with celluloid Mrs. Herbert Noble. long distance races with Charlie The next meeting ^riII be held Pros. Torrington added 63 yards Rand. Bob Smith, Clarence Ander­ OOWllll*'' ICcCOrfl I I" inning attempt- age resulted. Chief Conrady stated Bennett, Jeanne Morrissey, and The discussions of the day Robbins, famed marathoner, dur­ Thirty-eight new members were ed as he received good down field on tha final T.D. play to account contest. son and Stan Straugh will com­ & I ing to score from second base in toys nesr sn open flame and der- October 5. Sanders, last year's AAC bsek- It appeared the fire started from Margie Ocntilcore informed the which concerned background in­ ing the Slimmer, led all the way. accepted into Paint and Powder blocking. The local powerhouse for their margin of yardage. The pete in the $6,00C Cape Cod Invi­ ------I a game against the Brooklyn oratlng dances with un­ Members elected from the fresh­ sped 92 yards for a tally, but all fleld star, made 11 yards net in 15 Entertain IVIidclletown aparks from an incinerator. group about the carrying of the treated cotton were only a few formation. led bv Miss McCand- .Soma, who also ran with Robbins man and sophomore homerooms from try-outs which were held on penaltiee were an altogether dif­ tation Open next Wednesday and MAJOR LEAGUE Groton, Sept. 30 — {JP)— Ted I Dodgers. Mesth was batting at a Fire Chief Conrady urges those for nil. Way back on the locals’ times carrying the ball; Dobbs Olympic torch from Olympia, of the bad habits "brought to less, program planning, led by during' the summer, showed that are a.s foHow.s: Robert Chartler, September 20, 21, and 22. There is ferent story as the Legion had Thursday. Under Lights •Collett, a tournament bowler from Ibelted 20 homers. who bum rubbish in out of door also a large number on the wait­ 8-yard line a player waa offside, only five misplsys totaling 25 made 89 in nine. Sanders com­ I High Waterford, rolled 100 games of I’T*’® Braves won the game, 4-8. Greece to London, England. light" by Chief Williams. Miss Klbbee. Co-ed planning, led he Is a potential threat to Cole­ Philip Jobert, Charles Gaskell, pleted four passes in 17 throws - l-e c K fe r s _ J la^eratora to use special care by Mrs. Noble; and Crafts, led man's first place position. Dicky ing list. so Instead of a 92 yard touchdqv* yards charged against them, three Holly Mandley has been busy At Mt. Nebo; After duckplns here with a dual purpose' w'hen SIbby SistI singled In Phil La.stly. Chief William^ discussed Walter SzemplinskI, Bernle Gard­ the local got penalized 5 yards. for 75 yards; Dobbs 15 of 36 for that burning papers or sparks do the value of Fire Alarm Boxes by Miss Anne Townson, advisor Howes, H sophomore, lived up to Those who qualified are: Cyn­ o f which were refused, while Tor­ this week moving to his new home —to set a new world’s record and i second In the ninth, ner, Richard Weat, Oliver Toop, They drove back up to their 282 yards. By The As.<«ociated Press not sat fire to dry grasa, which when used correctly, and the haz­ to the Enfield Y-Teens were aug­ pre-trial expectations by placing thia Benedict, Marcia Beach, Bar­ rington had nine called for a total on Henry street. The former Con­ Second Straight Win to test an automatic pin tetter de-p°*™*'>’ Ssln went the distance to Marshall McNamara. William Hew­ own 39. where Meriden recovered .\morlran League will bum quickly during the pres­ Man Still Missing ards of false alarms. This year mented bv various types of recre­ bara Bengston, Pat Bonney, Doris 55 y a ^ , three of which were re­ necticut Amateur golf champion veloped by the Electric Boat Com- i '■•'cord his 23rd victory, ent dry spell. third. itt, David Stone, Richard John- on a fumble. The Silver Towners Batting — VVUlinma, Boston, thirty-seven firemen were killed ation. The glrla had carried Times for each position were: aon. B. Bell, Douglas Clough, Cornier, Patricia Donovan, Her- fused. The team as a unit played is one of two scratch players at Followers of the current foot- peny- j The booming bats of Joe Gordon Conduct Canvass ma Frechettl, Eleanor Field, Con­ drove for a score but It was called inspired ball and were sparked by .364; Boudreau, Cleveland, .354. When Boat Found racing to false alarms and many their picnic lunches and these they 1, J. Coleman, 14:18: 2, K Soma, Stanley Brazankas. Leo Diana, Al the local Country C?lub. The other ball cdlllop at Manchester Hlgh Run.s batted In—DlMaggio, He succeeded only in the latter, snd Ken Keltner brought Cleveland The Union C o n g r e gational buildings de.stroyed when fire ate bv the lakeside. After cruis­ stance Glenney, Shirley Goyette, back because of a penalty. Meri­ superb defense on the part of Ed no handicap golfer is Rickey An­ .Not a hand touched the pins from \ 18th victory In Its last 21 :22; 3, R. Howes. ;25.5; 4. J. Shea, Morgan, Clifford Hawkes, Leslie Standings will have a chance to sec ami New York, 153; Stephens, Boston, church will conduct a United trucks w'ere chasing false alarms, ing about In rowboats for a while, Belden Ham, Richard Johnson, den vainly attempted to score with Phelps. Dondo Passaro, Ray derson. noon yesterday. when Collett | B«mes. church canvass ip cooperation with ;J4.5: 5, R. Owens. 16:10: 6. C. Robinson. 133. Westbrook, Sept. 30.—(flh— and a real fire developed. thev returned to shore and lis­ Marilyn Keith, Robert Kelley, passes but none were complete. Jacobs, Wally Lefkln, George cheer .their team on Friday night started the marathon, until he fln-1 Gordon drove In three runs with the Greater Hartford Council of Pontillo, ;23; 7. T. Hayes. :36; 8. A. Thomas '50. Yesterday’e Results Runs Henrich, New York, 136; Fears for the safety of John tened with great Interest to Ijiu- Walter Kosakowskl, Fay Knudson, Thus the locals brought home Brboka and the ever reliable Gon­ Question of the day. Must mem­ at Mt. Nebo when the Initial home ished shortly after midnight thtal*!'® 32nd homer and a double and Churches thla fall. This is the Chief Williams showed how ef­ W. MacArdle. :37; 9. R. Pelletier, American DlMaggio, Boston, 123. Adamezyk o f Middletown, missing ficiency was present In school rlne Hoaglund’s report on the Ronald Lacey, Jean Lepter, Mari­ the bacon for the first time this dek. bers of Morlarty Brothers baseball morning. ' Keltner punched In the other two nrst year thgt the Union Church since he put out from Clinton In :38; 10, Rice. :43: 11. Hooey. :44; season. Their record for the year Cleveland 5, CJhlcago 2. — . game will be staged. The Red Hits -Mitchell. Cleveland, 200: fires, in a matter of seconds, dis­ summer conference. Miss Lvnrh lyn Loyzim and Phyllis Mastro- Summary: team file Twilight League earn­ and White will play ho.st to Mid­ t\)Ilett'H score of 12,192, how-1 hi* 30th circuit blow and a has cooperated. with another de­ an Inboard power boat a week ago 12 Higlev. :46: 13, Murphy, 17:02; Is oaa loss and one win. They have Torrington New York 4, Philadelphia 2. Dillingrr, St. Louis, 199. covery and evacuation have taken and Miss White led the group In Soccer Team Loses pletro. MSB^ester ings on Income tax sheets? P. S. dletown High’a Tigers in a C. C. ever, was 254 pins short of the I two-bagger. nomination In the annual canvass. today, have Increased with discov­ h ! Cahill. ;17; 15. Hlllery. :23; 16, Mary McIntosh, Dorothy Mer­ one CCIL win against no setbacks. .. Hansen Detroit 4, St. Louis 0. Doubles —Henrich, New York, place" and the fire department Is singing familiar songs. Frleschmann, ;28.5; 17, Kiely. Mcllwaln ...... Boston 5, Washington 1. Each player made four cents per I. L. game starting at 8:15. ' 42; William.s, Boston, and Majeski, record held by Gordon Mcllwec of Bob Feller, with good support, Meibert Sharp heads the committee ery of the small craft driRIng In ino, Diana Motyka. William Mun- The real test will come tomorrow le appointed to have charge of the called. Among the plans discussed st •.27; 18. Ames. :42; 19. Tucker. To West Hartford National gams. Head Coach Walker Briggs and Philadelphia, 41. Winchester, Va. j wept the route ter Cleveland to Long Island Sound. As a closing. Chief Williams the conference were those concern­ sle, Theresa Nasiff, Patricia night when the Red and White Longobucco It is doubtful that Collett’s ! post his 19th victory and seventh canvas. Suite police reported here last .50- 20. Glenney. 18:03: 21, Phelp* • Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1. As.slstant Coach Tony Allbrio were Triples—Henrich, New York, drew six alarm clocks out of sn ing participation In the Y. W. C. O’Hara, AUiaon Olmstead, Thelma tangle with the Middletown 'ngers it Chick Johnson, president of the mark would have been recognized straight. He allowed ten hits, Aaalgn HoUdays night that the boat, found Tues­ Paz'ianos. :15; 22. Carson, :22; 23, The black shadow of defeat Pierce, Eltore RaccagnI, James In an arc light contest. Boston 4, Brooklyn 3. pleased with tlie play of their 14; Stewart, Washington, 13. A'* empty hat to "wake up" high A. Chri.'''ma.s Fair, the Mid-win-, Mari ...... #4. . Drosdenko Coon and Fox Club, said today the charges la.st Saturday against even If he had exceeded Mcllwec's walked three snd fanned three. The programs for the holidays at day by a fisherman about three Lacy, :42; 24, Provan, 19:43; 25, Reed, Marlene Rlncetone, Adrian Morris SllversteIn *49 Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3. Home runs—DlMaggio, New CDSIIIIII' school students to the realization ter confere-’'o and the always en- shone over the Manchester High Ig beams for the bridge at the club Meriden. Manchester won 20 to York, 39; Gordon, Cleveland, 32. total. National Duckpin Bowling The White Sox Jumped on Feller ihe Maple street achool have bqen miles off Baiting Hollow, N. Y., Charles, 21:30. Schmldhouser, Ruth Smith, David . . . D. Scott (Only games scheduled). aasignsd as follows; October. Fire that they ran do much to prevent poyable spring week-end. Ij, Barrett, 50. Soccer team at Hall /leld In Weat K a r p ...... Standings grounds have arrived and will be 0 after dropping its opener to Stolen bases—Dllllngor, St. Congress rules call for a bowler for two runs In the second Inning CIIPIR?. had been Identified as the craft J. Astlev Stone, AUce Tracy, Shirley Tay­ Observance, all rooms; November, which Adamezyk rented "from the fires. Hartford last Friday afternoon. A American erected Sunday morning. All club Leavenworth High of Waterbury Louis, 25; Coan, Washington, 21. to alternate between two alleys In but in the sixth the Indians took K*ss Awetfid lews Iwe *e Aee This assembly is only one of lor, Mary Wilson and Richard ___ O’Riley membera are urged to report at record competition, but the robot sn lilifs «♦ li t l w U — f 4 » Armistice Day. Miss Hendricks, John Ek boatyard In Clinton. to 0 lead In the opening minutes Woodhouser. * New Library Pages W L Pet. GBL, by a 6 to 0 margin. Strikeouts —P'eller, Cleveland. over. With one out Lou Boudreau Mrs. Bernice McKone; Thanksgiv­ When Adamezyk rented the many In Chief Williams program rg 95 66 .629 •— the Kennel Supply Shop Sunday A victory tomorrow night would 164; Lemon. CHeveland, 142. plnboy Collett used was set up on | walked. Gordon and Keltner tel- mi* •* Mwi' iMt iM t teen New m* since he Is booked until Mav 1949. raised hope that Manchester The initiations of the new mem­ .. H. Scott Cleveland - — ing Day. Miss Loetseher, Mr. boat he asked for three Ufa pre­ Student Advocates | “Adopted” School Pasaaro ...... Boston 93 68 .616 2 at 9 o'clock to assist in erecting give the locals undisputed pos­ Pitching—Kramer, Etoston, 17-5, only one alley. lowed with homers and the Indians POpsVIBVy row William Gahrmsnn M.H.S. ’28) would be \1ctorlous but during bers are to be held on Friday eve­ Accepted by Club rt servers "because I am going to New York 93 58 .616 2 the beams-'Which weigh severs! session of first place In the league .773; Gromek, CTeveland, 9-3, .750. Collet's best score In the string were In front to stay. Gordon and •I im*t*-h*m-Htt*n Meats. Iisadi aidwl In getting the assembly for the third period, the roof fell In ning. October 8, in the high school .... Whslen Keltner went to work again In the meet two friends." They were still Youth Hostel Trip i Shown in Book auditorium. Dorothy Duffy ‘61 Gondek ...... Philadelphia 84 67 .556 11 hundred pounds. standings—an unfamiliar position was the 158 he rolled for his 81st MtW hy Ym , Kaosp Sbf* CmmmIw ia In the boat, police said, and the Manchester High scKool. and Hall scored three quick tal­ Twenty-two new members ha've re .500 19 ta, for a Manchester team. , National League game. His lowest was 89. seventh, rifling eucceaslve doubles yaw kaaw m (Mica. Far catSiaaaS t f hw. Fire Chief Foy and two firemen .,.. Samele Detroit 75 75 Notice anchor was aboard. lies. The game ended 3-2 Hall. been acceptied Into the L ibrary. Rubera ...... ,389 36 Manchester ha.s a big. well Batting—Musial, St. Louis. He bowled contlnuouiUy except behind a walk to Dale Mitchell to icaatan aa4 l4a M l teaaSW af caatfMa attended the first assembly. SL Louia 58 91 •Tm really sold on Youth Hoi-1 A bealitltelly Captain for the game, Morris Page Clyb. The new Pages are qb 54 96 .360 40 >a drilled and conditioned aquad this .376; Ashburn, Philadelphia, .333. for an hour and a half^recsaa early bring In Cleveland’s final runs. lacta,y-KHM| Mf««a, ciaiall: This was the first In an experi­ SllversteIn, was first to score being shown the workings of a li­ ... Wlsneskl Washington Mack Sees Indians teU now,” said Christopher Glen- featuring views of Boulogne-sur- X-Rays Available R. Jacobs ..•. 49 100 .329 45 season. BIrunig Moske. Ronnie Runs batted In—Musial, St. in the evening. Ahnoet Blow Lead ’The Republican Electors of the ment made at M.H.S. to have only Mer la among the souvenlra which when Hall’s goaly dropped the ball brary In a series of lessons given Chicago ney upon being Interviewed In a rh National Buckmlster and Red Flaherty, all Louis, 126; Mize, New York. 124. Weighing 139 3-4 pounda in his Leading 4-2 the Y’anks almost KHAfr SNOC Town of Bolton are hereby »oU- Baby Found Dead two a.s.scmblies Inatead of the uaual Miae Jeanne Low. brought back at Morris’s feet and be scortfi. before school In the library by the ..... Swerze High tlchool world meeting about E. J a c o b s ----- ’• Boston 88 61 .591 In Fonr Straight converted llnehien, have perform­ Runs—Musial, St. Louis, 131: bowling costumj when he started, blew the game in the bottom half I fled that there will be a caucus of three. In the new arrangement from FrAice. The vlewbook was The game was all Manchester for To Upperclassmen old Pages. Ih his trip to Europe thla summer. Brooklyn S3 68 .550 6 ed capably in backfleld positions. Lockman, New York, 116. he lost four and a half pounda dur­ of the ninth Inning. DlMaggio ' said Electors on the 7th day of .Tuniors and Seniors attend the compiled by the teachcra and stu­ the first quarter,^ with the ball The new members are Natalie ...... Whalen Buddy Burbarik fla.shed fine run­ ing the marathon. October, 1948, at Bolton Commu­ Beneath Mother Chris, who was graduated from (5olla ...... Pittsburgh 82 68 .547 6>a Philadelphia, SepL SO— CP) — Hite—Musial. St. Louis. 223; dropped pinch-hitter Carl Scheib’s j first assembly and Freshmen and dents of L’Ecole Leullette. the going from one end of the field to An opportunity for a very Inex Derby, Beverly Mlkollet, Nancy fb ning term azainat Meriden last Holmes, Boston, 185. nity Hall at 8:00 P. M., for the Sophomores the second. Manchester High School In the St. Louis 81 68 .544 7 Connie Mack today called the 1914 fly ball to start the ninth. RookteJ "adopted” school of Miss Lows the other rather quickly. Morris pensive chest X-ray will be avail­ Elder. Kathleen White, Dorothy TorrlngtonT . . . . 0 0 0 13—13 Saturday wh)1e Cliff Hawkes and Doubles—Musial, St. Louis, 43; F. T. WHITE following purposes; Reading, Pa.. Sept. 3 0 - class of 1942, graduated from Nazllon. Muriel Clark, Charlotte New York 77 74 .510 12 world series with the Boston Bob Porterfield disposed of^Eddib | French classes at M.H.S. made another valiant trip min­ able to Juniors, seniors, and mem 0 0 6 0— 6 Frankie Vozzolo are scat-backs Ennia, Philadelphia, 40. Yesterday’s IVUuMrs Four-weeka-old Dolores Helga Michigan State last year and de­ J. Astley *Phl111more, Dorothy Morrison, Philadelphia 65 87 .428 24 Braves the greatest disappoint­ Joost but Barney McCosky fol- j 1. To nominate a candidate for utes later, but the ball aklH over bers of the faculty this year. Touchdown*, E. Jacob*. Daley with plenty of ability. Triples—Musial, SL Louis, 18, Telephone 4882 I Representative. Lake was found dead beneath her cided he wanted to see Europe Betty Hannay, June Chichester, Cincinnati 63 87 .420 25 Vi ment of his life and then predict­ lowed with a Rouble and Joe Page | '19 Somanliis Staff first hand on a«Youth Hostel Bi­ the goal posts. Assemblies were held this morn­ (2), extrs polnt-Tedesco (run). O ach Walno Fillback's Tigers Hopp, Pittsburgh, 12. New York. Sept. 30—OP)—Win­ mother. Mrs. Alfred Lake, Jr., who Seniors To Visit Choate June Chambers. Jeanne Mareel. C?hicago 62 88 .413 26'a ed a 1948 world series sweep for relieved Porterfield. Page walked , 2. To nominate candidates for cycle trip before going to Tufts .In the sceond quarter. Hall ing, Sept. 30, In order to introduce Substitutions — Manchester — have alwavs been tough for the Home runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh. ners of yesterday's feature horse Justicea of the Peace. had fainted while holding the Helene Wachtel. Marjorie Cooley, Today’s Games the XJIevcland Indians. races; Dental College. threatened but the superb goal th% plan to students. A movie en­ Rafflno, Tuohy, Sladyk, Caliban, ..American "CTeveland not only has a good locals. La.— to say that the best team didn’t Smith and Gladys White, Sports had cleaned up all her ruins and 43— Turklngton while Manchester got back on Ita 11 New Members lish classes have recently coin- win." Dietz. Jr.. Adamy, B. Schubert. HOME DEVELOPING AND PRINTING SKT pletcd a very Interesting orienta­ A talent-loaded field of 90 golf MOTORS Morris SllversteIn, typing, Bever the cities looked normal. 44— Warren .... feet. Charlie Mirucki zipped the bal Team No. 3: J. Dietz. Klein- Most Interesting were the peo­ 45— Hawkes . . . tion co’urse. Panel ^discussions stars teed off todsy for the first .M. Schubert, 1 ^lecial Roll Film De­ Room Bulb ly Gibson and Joan Moyer. past the Hall goaly—score 8-2 round of four days’ play In the schmldt, Brennan, ple with whom they came in con­ 46— Ashford . . . Announcements of the new Art among the pupils In “ 9" Yoiing Boxer Dies Kroll. ECONOMY OVERHAUL MT. NEBO Hall. Ten minutes to go! Club members were made this $15,000 Portland Open Tourns- veloping Tank 2 Stainless Steel Film tact. Many of the" group picked 47— Decker ... - A corner kick was awarded added Interest to the subject and Team No. 4: Larder. Griffin. Grind Valves, Install New Rings. Adjust Bearings, Crockett for Y-Teens week. They are Carl Pancicra, ment. , 1 Bottle of Developer up bits of German and Italian 48— Flaherty .. Manchester. Morris SllversteIn also made the pupils feel more at CTiicago, Sept. 30.—(JP>—Kid Murray, Magnuaon, Dietz. Sr.. Clips PhylUs Lattora, Janet Audette. Again as In past years here It Is Dlnamlta. 22, SantA Domingo wel .Motor Tune-Up. Parts and Labor Complete 1 Bottle of Fixol while over there 49— Anderson .. sets—the whistle blows—a per­ home In the class. Tlventy-nlno 8 P. M. FRIDAY-OCT. 1 Nancy Crockett was chosen Sally Shea. RIU SchoUky. Robert Bowling Shoes the pack against one man, or vice terwelght boxer, died in the Cook 1 Package of Printing “ A peculiar habit of the French 50— Willard ... fect kick right In front of the students In all took psrt In the S Prlntrays president of the Junior Y-Teens Johnson, Richard Hazelton, Pat discussions, which tdok up the versa—Ben Hogan against the County hoapitel today, about five Ewell Beats Dillard Complete Stock Paper people,” Chris said, "was that 51— Finnegan .. goal, a sure point—but “ Tell me. 1 Printing Frame last Friday. they bargained for everything Hollorisn, Marlene Larson, Jeanne main points of the course. Extra Fine Quality field, with the U. S. Open. POA hours after he suffered a technl Genuine Pontiac Parts $ 4 9 - 5 0 62—ArcSrl ----- where was you ?” No point, no­ and Western Open UUe holder ADULTS ...... $1.00 (Tax b id .) 1 Safety Colored Dark* 1 Instruction Book 'The reitelta of the election ’’’ the When they are through screaming Gilmore and Lorraine La Duca. The course was completed with- cal knockout in a bout at the Chi­ Lancaster, Pa., Sept. 30.— 58—Grant body to kick It In. Final score, heavily favored. Wholesale, Retail previous day held In the Old Guid­ at each other, and arrive at a con­ 54—Shea ...... To try out, the prospective an orlenUtlon test, which covered cago Stadium last nIghL Barney Ehvell won a special «■ •* ance office were announced for 3-2. ^ - membera entered original sketches all phases of the school, guidance, Dr. Roger Vaughan, night su biUon 100-yard sprint here Mt COMPLETE $7.95. venient price, everyone la all 56—Burbank .. Say, doing anything Friday af­ STUDENTS...... 50c (Tax IncL) the following offices: vice presi­ or paintings. These were Judged, sports, clubs, the location of cer­ Pair $ 5 # 9 5 rintendent at the hospital, said ntghL nosing out Harrison T Bmllos."The patron al one Inn In 56— Moske .... ternoon? Why not come up Md GENERAL REPAIRING dent, Joen Astley; secretary. slated on shaking the hand of 58— Harris .... and the most talented artists ^were tain rooms like the aseembly ha'l, Knamita died of “an apparent his conqueror In the 1948 ym- Mary Ann Lynch; treasurer, Cath­ watch a thrilling specutor sport? and the library, and many othe- cerebral hemorrhage.” He did not plcs 100-meter race at The public is infomed that thsfs has baaa as affldal every Youth^Hosteler In the group 59— Buckmlster Come up and see the Manchester admitted to the club. Some of FENDER AND BODY SATISFAin'ION GUARANTEED PHOTO erine Corbett. Co-chairman of because he was so polite. 60— Wisse . the entries displaying real ability queatlons- which every 'studeit fully regain consetousness after The race, part of the Mlebra- It Pays To Rely On A Dependable' advane^ salt of tidiats for this gaaM. Oalj-tIdBita Social committee, Glnny Johnson Booters versus Bristol game at his arrival at the hospital. Dr. Uon helc) by, the city of iM icoter Chris highly sdvoo.ited travel­ 61— Rogers - Mount Nebo, Friday afternoon. were Carl Panders, who entered ^ould know. WORK EstabU^cd Dealer Y DWYER’ S SHOP and Joan Clark; chairman of ing the Youth Hostel way. In his 02—Raulinaltls two barn scenei, Sally Shea, who The booklet on the activities, Vaughsn aaid. He waa unable to to mark Ewell’s Olympio A^W*'’*' purchasad at tha gate, baaring tha vaVdatiag ataw p a f Kickoff 3:15. rules, and- other data on Manebee- answer the bell for the ninth mente. waa run over «iL 91 CENTER STREET PRONE 4164 Service committee, Barbara KIop- own words. “It is the best- way 08w.Mlnicuccl . If you miss that game, be sure portrayed a begging dog: .and Solimenr and Flare. Ihc. the school, will be honored for admisslea. 1015 MAIN STREET. AT MAPLE STREET penburg: chairman o f member- for the people of one country to 64— Krsusc .. Rita Scholsky, whose subject was ter High school waa used and ; A is s round in his 10-round bout with riaed track laid out on ej'***"" Sombric, to see Manchester piay Wethers­ proved a great aid In-the eoinae. 6M Usatas t m a t Bobby McQulUer of Port Huron, field. Ewell’s winning ahip committee, Barbara Yurk­ 4fet acquainted with people of an­ Agostlnelli. field next Tuesday, same time the facial expressions of two Nm t TIm New First National Store shot; chairman of Personal Inter­ other." g«rt, McDowell, Plercy.' , womsa. L.. '51 William MunMa.’Si- Mlclu lo o t announced. j 9 0 1 . same plara J- ■L4 est committee, Mary Latrier. I M. 8. D. ‘49 ■\ . ■ ■lAxnjrtBBTBB cTBm i^o ncKAUD. eiAnviTBSTEIt. CONNn ■nrOKSDAT, a^BFTEllBER 80,1941 ; MA,NCHE;:STE;K evening h e r ald . MAM HEi'TER. CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 194S Home* for Hal* MuMral— llram alir •ill Dog*— Birds—Peis III Hoiweliotd tfond* II Moaicai Inatramcnti S3 I • Aatonobiks For Sale 4 Bmlnefla Service* Offered l» Q—la it poasible for a presiden­ Q—Where was Prince Barn- <)—la there a troe-climblng Q—Who waa the youngest PLEASE DO MB A FAVOR SPINET Piano, used. 3385. good TOONERVILLB BULKS BY PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. PIANO ’Tuning and servicing. BOXER P W 8 —Pedigreed. Brtn- GERARD S’TREET , tial candidate to win a plurality hai^ huabaad of Quean Juliana fish? avar iu>polntad to the Supreme 8s m Repetto, Hartford 6-0111 dles. Closing out at 885 and | ik condition. Alao other good buys. of the popular vote and atUl not of the Netherlands, born? A—Menhars af tenUjr af (Twirtf F. M. Broderick, Rubmow Bldg. YESl—This Is what Mr, "X” Midget uprljht reconditioned, READ THIS VALUE Q a s a f i e d 1936 FORD two-door Mdan. Heat- after 6. Call RockvlUa 1992-J8. be elected? A—Prlnoa Bernhard was hern apIny-Anaed freshwater> dah found A Joseph Story, whs la 1811 •r. 1390. Phono 6370 *fU r 6. Phone 2-1642. said to ua over thq phone. "I am 3290. Evening appointments. S « m / A—Yea. Prealdenta are elected In Upna BlaaterlOld. Oarmnny. la ! la •anthcnstani Asia and Africa at the age of 83 was appalatad COCKER SPANIEL POPPIES, leaving Immediately for the coaaL Terma. Goaa Plano Co., 87 Allyn 1811. Ha boeanw » aataraased ! | are popularly known aa “tree OLANDER’8 Machine Shop does NOW Accepting beginners and In­ Farm Puppies, 38.00 eachl Cross Please do me s favor and dispoaa A delightful 7 room home, not by popular vote but by atnta a Joatlca by PraaMaat Madlsaa. AdvertiM BM nb 1988 DODGK, rodio Mid hwter, termediate pupils on saxophone, StreeL Hartford. 8-8896. Baldwin vatea In the eleetoral college, each rlUien af the Nethcrinada la cUrabiag Aah" baennaa af thair ta- motor In good condition. Inquire laths work, drill press work, Breed Puppies. Dogs boarded. of my furniture at any price.” piano dlstrtbutor. built of the finest materiaifi grinding, welding, braxlng, rat- clarinet Bute and all brass In­ Zimmerman’s Kennels, Lake S t ()—What was the aim o t the | atate having ae many votea as Its 188d. , markable agtBty ant of water. Q~\Vhen waa the first for­ 3 Welmit street. struments. Three qualified in­ 2 Complete rooma of deluxe fur­ in 1936. Large living room aaantera aad rebroaentatlvea coni------, The arlanUAe name af the gaana ting, general repairs on anything. Phone 6287. niture with all accessorlea includ­ orlfibsl Holy AlUanca? mal intercollegiate football game MODEL A Ford 1930 town sedan. Pickup and dellverj’. 68 Mill Sti structors. Apply Johnson’s Music Wfiaring ApiMircl—Fnrs S7 with beamed ceiling, tile bath, A^Tha Holy AUlaaM was aa blncd. A peawdeutial candidate Q—Who was the composer of i •• Anabaa. pUvtd? ■IB PAGE TnntTEEN Store, 18 Maple street 2-4026. ing a' WesUnghouse Refrigerator downstair lavatory, recrea­ migfit have a plurality of the "The Last Hope?” ^------A—The Priaeatea Batgaea aaa- May be seen at Hayes' b m . Pur­ Open evenings, all day Saturday. and Bengal range. This merchan- agreemeat betweea BsiHa. Fma- popular vote nationally, bat a nell Place. Phone 8717. Live Stock—Vchlrles 42 tion room with fireplace in MO and .Austria to areeana the A-—Laois M. Oattarbalk, who j (}—What la shoddy? teat played at New'BruaawIck, PIANO TUNINa. repairs, rocon' dlae la brand new In storage for 7 mlaority of aleetoral college votes. v a s born In New Orleaas In ISSS, i A—Shoddy la the name gaaar N. J„ SB Nav. 8. 1888. with Bat- AataaMblkB Far Sale 4 montha TWO 8U1TS, four dreasea, siae 16. basement. General Electric atntua quo' after the defeat af 1941 PONTIAC 2-door sedan, TO ORDER Mattresses Re-Made ditloning, etc. John Oockerham, Call 2-8647 after 8. Napolaoir L aad was famous as a child prodi- {ally appUad to a law grade al gers winnlag by 6 goals to 4. privately owned. Reasonably and Sterilieed, like new. 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. WORKING Horse for sals, 8 ysars Regular price ...... split heating system, 2 car <}—How many political parties f y - i woolen cloth. It la aaed weal ae ' MORIARTY BROTHERS priced. Phone 7979. Frank Falk, Colchester 460. We old. Phone 2-0811.' Can be purchased for ....8968.80 WOMAN’S Black Seal fur coat attached garage, complete in­ does England have? ! the worked-op waste af waalaa Q—What gives Iceland Ita rela­ OFFER CHOICE call for and deliver anywhere. LIBERAL TERMS—FREE and cloth coat, one and two-piece sulation, Hot Point electric Q—What la the dlffaranoa be­ A—Blavan nartlaa are npra- (}—How long has 'The Star- or wonted gaoda. Although the tively mild climate? DEPENDABLE USED CARS LOOKING for a good car? Al­ 42 South Main street, Colchester, Bnsineaa Opponanities STORAGE dresaea, alae 18 ^ - 20H. CHri’a tween a filterable virus and bac­ aaated In the Hauae ef Comroons. Spangled Banner bean the official term la nawuly BTfirtntTl with a A—Despite the fact that lee- ways a good assortment at^d low Wanted— Pets— Poaltry dishwasher and disposal unit. teria? The moat Importaat are the Labor national anthem of the United low grade af wrooioa elatk. nanny land la lust below the Aretle Cir­ o f Omn. muakrat flir coat and cloth coata prices. Can Walt BycholsW at —■Stock 44 OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL Sklrta, blouaaj, dresaea, alack Priced for quick sals with A—Bacteria may be seen under aad Conservative Parties. States? pieces of clothing to od o entlreljr cle the lalaad haa a fairly mild Hi»h-value-for-the-doUar LINOLEUM—Asphalt Ule. wall 9 P. M. power microaoopea, but n Alter-; A—Slace 1981, when tha.prert- ITrankltn Motors, 693 . Center WANTED TO BUY — Canaries. suits and Jodhpurs, slse 12-14. prompt occupancy. of shoddy wool are vary attraotlva ettmate, Ita winter temperature pjclftg up by a Ubehal, written street. 2-9981. Open evenings. covering. Done by reliable, well- OTHER EVENINGS BY CaU 4744. nMe virus la Invialble; It la so j Q—When wi the CIO formed, dent approved aa act af Caapeae aa well as durable. averagiag oaly two degrees below guarantee and an adequately trained men. All Jobs guaranteed. Call 2-9048 or 127 Charter Oak APPOINTMENT ■mnll that It pnaaea through th e, what do the initials atsutd dealgnattag the sang aa tba affl- aero. This la due to the OuH equipped service dept., to PLYMOUTH coupe, deluxe 1986, Hall Unoleum C0„ 32 )ak street FOR RENT StreeL ROBERT J. SMITH, In c.^ pores of the Aneat Alters. j (or? A-L-B-RR-T-S DRESSES, Sklrta. coats, evening otal naUonal aathsns, F r a i ^ j <)—For what practice are the Stream, which warms the air iMblndthat guarantee. No qulb- Good condition. 3160. 1844 Main Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. dresses, ate. Girl’s slse 8-12, miss A—B was argaalsed In 1888 Seott Kay am te the words to the Jivaro Indiana noted? blowing over the 43 Allyn StreeL Hartford 963 Main Street y in r about our warranty, when street. East Hartford. 8-5649 or New two-bay gasoline serv­ Artielee for Sale U slse 7-9. Also black cost, green Q—Whan was the first pubUc nadar the leadership -af Jaha L. la 1814. A—Tbla tribe is fnaioaa far Its It’s wrong, we make good in ac­ ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Budget 'Terma—Free Delivery _____ Telephone 3450 normal school astabllahed In the Leaio. The lalttola mean Can- tsantaaa or ahrunkea bunsaa bead Manchester 6023. repaired, burners, refrigerators, ice station on ^nter street, sulL slse 16. Excellent condition. Q—Does the Constitution state cordance with the waikanty a A-1 BLACK Loam, 6 jrd.' load. 812. BENSON'S can aave you money Reasonable. 2-0275. ATTRACTIVE ne 6-room slngls, United SUUa? graaa of ladustrlal Orgaaizattaaa. 0 —What newapapar editor haa trnphlea. Tba bead Is sldOfully that oaly a clUzen of the United tann* Mid oondlUons. no a r ^ - 1939 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, ranges, waabers, etc. ,U1 cor. Victoria Road, Manches­ Wall stona 4 yd. load. 818. Ready two unfinished, hot water best, A—In 1839, Horace Mann, who been called a martyr to freedom aklnaad aad ahiaak te about the States may vote? radio and heater, very clean. In guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. on 9 X 12 and 8-3 x 10-8 all wool Q—How many different apacles mants, no sUlUng. ter. Capitai requireid for stock made aidewaJk and tarraea ruga. Several nice pattema In ONE Complete man's tuxedd, sise oil burner, fireplace, laundry in haa been called the father of the of the press? also ef aa oraaga. The vlqtar A—There 1* no sorb provialea to get you back on the road quire 18 Depot Sqii-.re. Tel Manchester 2-0883 and equipment. Caii Hartford blocks, made at Boltoa fiagatooe. 40-42. Excellent condition. Phone basemenL Beat ot materials and American public school ayatam, of fish nra known? A—aaijab Pariah Lovejoy, aa wean hlo taaataa auapeaded by a In the Coaatitutfoa but all the new fall designs and colors. Bud­ astabllahed the first public normal A—Thera are more than 40,(X)0 aatl-alavary aditar, who waa kill­ cord aranad hla aeck, aad la sup- 8-2119 between 11 and 2 Flagatona Block Go,, Rmita 8. get terms. Benson’s Furniture * 2-1829. workmanship. Immedlsta occu­ ststev have passed lawa nsaldag "'Y^’'must be satlslled or we FOR SALE—1936 Ford two-door school in the United States in different kinda of fiahea in the ed by a pro-slavery mob la lUlnola posed thereby to poaaeaa certaia U. 8. cltlsaashlp a raqnlrement sedan, good condition, radio, o’clock for appointment. Bolton. Tat Manchestar 8-0817. Appliances, 713 Main streeL pancy. Only 111.200, terma. Good- aren’t either. No “one-sale-and- Bousenoid Services child Realty Co., Realtors, Office Lexington, Musa. world , In 1887. ' aupernatural powers. for eligibility to veto. let-'em-go” attitude here, we want heater. Call 2-9349 after 6. Offered IS-A f o r s a l e — Men’a rt6uUt and HOT AIR FURNAC®, steam fur SUITS, Dresses, coats and sklrta, 18 Forest streeL Phone 7928 or relasted high and low ahoea, at nace, two soapstone set-tubs. C!sll sise 12-14. Phone 2-0873. 2-9694. MICKEY KINN Hired t LANK LEONARD treatr2it*JJoS^uJTMly*N you squarely orter I 1930 MODEL A Ford coupe. Run- FLAT FINISH Holland window \ f ning condition, 3100. Call 9545 reasonable pricee. 8am Ynlyaa, at 101 Chestnut street after 8:30. shades made to measure. Keys 701 Main StreeL S O tn n Main StreeL near Omin- [ l¥ 0 ltX ? . 60 inU'ltE 60M « TO TAKE TNC JOB * W fU START t o u "& t go w r o n g a t o u r after 9. made while you w ait Uarlow’a McGEE Insulated gas range, good Wanted—To Buy 6M try club, attractive 6-room home. A4g? ANP STAY AWAY FROM THAT YOU TOMORROW.' BTATION—WE JUST WON’T Help Wanted—f’emal* S.S DE SOTO four-door 1936 sedan. A SET of full length C^ne .Cod condition. Call 28 Hamlin street Living room with fireplace and FOOL ROOM-OR l U KNOW THAT BE HERE AT l e t YOU! WEAVING OF bums, moth holes storm windows and nalf-Blse K tP tW G f New tires and new battery. 26 ana tom clothmg; lacJes hosiery YOUNG Lady or women for gen­ after 5:30. . WANTED—Garage door, about bookcases, hospitable dining YOU DON'T APPRECIATE ANYTHING, iMR O'CLOCK/ Choose from ' the following screens. Phone 2-0260. room, well planned kitchen. 8 THAT I'VE DOME wai f sound-and-tried values tlwt have Indian Drive. Phone 3316. runs repMred; bM.ubag repairs; eral office work. Apply In per­ SLIGHTLY used Electromaster 7V4’ X 8.’ Call after 4 p. m. 6219. tlppei replacement: glove re­ son. Silbro’a, 881 Main street. BOY’S finger-tip length over­ bedrooms. Fully equipped play­ been thoroughly 1948 PONTIAC, 1947 ChevTolet apartment moiiel electric range. WANTED—25 used washing ma­ room. Landscaped plot. Call BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! pairs end cleaning; umbrella re­ coat. Excellent condition. Rea­ Bargain! Universal used electric 1941 Bulck, 1940 Ford, 1947 pairing; men'a ehlrt collar and WANTED—Full time counter girt, chines. Benson’s will allow you Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 DO IT NOW! Buick, 1940 C!hevrolet, 1937 sonable. Ford sedan aeat covers, 4-buraer range, 329.90, One used more than anyone In trade for a or 4679„ :\ (All cars, have RADIO and cuff reveraal and replacement day work. Apply, 'The Annex, 29 never used. 2-1808. ,■ Bendlx automatic washer, 375. HEATER, unless otherwise m- Chevrolet, 1937 Pontiac. Tudors, MarioWa Uttle Mending Shop. East Center streeL new Bendlx, Speed Queen, ABC, fordors, all clean and fully equip­ FOR BALE — Royal portable Benson’s, Furniture A Appli­ or Apex washer. Budget terms. 62 ARDMORE Road — A four- dicfttwl). * ances, 713 Main street. room single home recently re­ '46 CJHEVROLBT STYLEMASTER ped. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 HAVE YOU a household problem? WOMAN, two days a week, for typewriters. Used typswritera Benson's, Furniture A Appli­ Main street. Open evenings ’til 9 Let Strick solve It Expert lino­ general housework and laundry ances. 718 Main street. decorated. Oil burner heat- 4-DOOR. Tutone blue. Beautiful. sold or rented. Repairs on all MAPLE Furniture, gateleg Uble. Ample room for 2 more rooms on Be the proud owner of this one. p. m. leum laying- Service of range for family of two. Write Box H, makee. New and used adding 319; coffee table, 38; double bed. burners. All kinds of cleaning Herald. machlnee Marlow’s, 867 Main CALL OSTRIN8KY 5879 for fur- second floor. Gaa stove goes with •47 MERCURY CXUB COUPE. 1935 FORD, COACH, motor over­ inner-spring mattress, 320; bar­ naoe removal, rage, scrap metals. property. Immediate occupancy. Light tan. like new, low mileage. and odd Joba. Phone 2-9087 or 2- HOUSEWIVM — Reeponslble streeL rel! chair, 35. 13 Bunce Drive, Or- The kind that makes your neigh­ hauled in the apring,. 3300. Rea­ 1148. Top prices. Sale price, 311.000. Robert J. son for sale, leaving town. Phone woman to take fuU charge of BLACK Loam, 32.90 per yd., in ford Village. Smith, Inc., 953 Main stteeL bors envious! __ local dress ageqey. You can ahoW WANTED to buy. about 1(H)’ '41 OLD8MOBILE "8” MODEL 78. 2-9692. truck load lotsi Nussdorf Con­ LIMED OAK Uble, 52x32. Chairs Telephone 3460. Mc.vangiit Srodiwi*. IM. Building—Contracting 14 our line In your community on a of picket or wire for fence. Phone Black, 4-ddbr sedan, with hydra- 1939 PLYMOUTH four-door struction Co. Tel. 3408. to match, cream leather eeaU. 8-0298. (TOMFORTABLE 6-room single, matic gearshift. Runs like a top. part time baais. Write Mrs. Lois Also two' studio couches, one sedan, good condition. Price 3165. CAKPENT'EK Work dl all kinds. S. Berry, Mgr., 627 Center street, FOUR GROSS plain, round mljk tile bath and lavatory, fireplace, FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PR ISaLLA ’S POP BY Al( VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES RourH BY KIMSAR MARTIEt Has ventilation system, too. If Chorches Motor Sales, 80 Oak­ gateleg table, wicker rocker. ■team heat, rotary oil burner. you like hydramatlc, here’s a Roofs, sidings, additions am. al­ Manchester, (Jonn. bottles, quart size. Telephone r p ftm iA T l io v r CN4iY MkW. MQW'.TrtUt\ik NOUG. land street- I'hpna 2-0488. terations Also oew construction. Manchester 6310. Phone 2-9692. Rooms Withoat Board 69 (Tompletely insulated, braaa HOWOFTtN HAVEl reftl buy* WANTED—Girls and young wom­ vivoctw vobovNa '.'.l C.1L MVN kvjM o •61 FORD V-8 STA’ITON WACKJN. Sleffert. Phone 2-0288. WHITE porcelain kitchen table plumbing, pine paneled reerta- I TOLD M3U NOT , . UMVKUh 1947 PONTIAC 8. Two-door sedan. en for bench work. Steady work, UNDERWOOD Typewriter, 325. ONE Single and one double room, Uon room and bar, two-car ga­ HOLLER A Just revamlshed. Guaranteed no Low mileage. Excellent condi­ and 6 chairs, perfect condition. in private home, next to bath, on TO RESIOENllAL and commercial good pay. Apply Tober Baseball New Jacobson shallow well rage. Extra lot for picnic area. PEOPLE'.? TWMt m. leaks. New rebuilt engine with tion, original owner. Call 2-0621 cabinet work, variety woodwork, Must be seen to be appreciated. bus line. Phone 3024. onlv 800 miles on it. Rare oppor­ Mfg. Co., Inc., Elm atreet. pump with tank and fittings, 390; Apply 14 Glcnwood street. Pric­ Treea, extraordinarily landscap­ vMaMNTt portable tools tor rent Shipshape used Gould shallow well Jet pump ed. Owner leaving town. Muat tunity to get a tip-top car. 1947 MERCURY Late Model Four- WANTED — Young woman for ed reasonable. ROOM IN private home for young •OY ; ■ w i ^ trrtA C -TORPEDO" - t r Door Sedan, 10,000 miles. Radio, Woodworking Co I hone 2-0963 with tank and fittings, 379. New business couple, or two young sell immediately. Moderately general laundry work. Nice Caintcin engines, 1% H. P. and BEDANETTE. lig h t gray. ’Thor­ heater, extras. Call 2-9988. GENERAL CARPENTRY and Re­ men. (Tall 2-4088. priced. Call 7925 or 2-9694. oughly reconditioned. Splendid hours. Good pay. New System 2>^ H. P.; new 200 amp. electric LIVING ROOM chair, 11 Park pair Work by Experts. Also spe- Laundry, Harrison streeL GOOD VALUE—4-room home In eondlthm. A-1 In every way. Ex­ 1940 PONTIAC 6 sedan, heater, riallce In overhead ewing-up welder, 3149. Towpac stow-away street. Tel. 2-0736. tra ncosBBories, too. A "sweet- radio, clean. 1939 Dodge sedan, trailer, 389.90. Capitol Grinding PLEASANT room, on bus line. fine condition. Living room with doors. CaU 2-4256. BIG PROFITS selling Christmas NEW 1260 Phllco radio-phono­ fireplace, modem kitchen. 2 bed­ heater, radio, new paint. All cars cards. No risk. Sell friends, Co., 38 Main. CaU 5716. Gentleman preferred. Call 7119. •67 MERCURY 6-DOOR TOWN guaranteed. Colt Motors. 4164. VANCXJUR CONSTOUenON CO. graph in smart console cabinet. rooms, space for second floor ex­ others. Samples on approval. ROYAL Typewriter and folding Was 3129.95, sale price, 369.99. GENTLEMAN to share a room pansion. 39,8(H). Call Madeline SEDAN. Dark green. Loaded with —Custom Built Homes. AU types Amazing 21 for 31 "prize,” also sfrsiennTinB Can't tell from new. 1937 BUK7K — Good condition, of exacting alteration work, addi­ cot bed, both in excellent condi­ One only. Benson’s, Furniture central location. References Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4678i^ Single owner, sold and serviced radio, heater and defroater. Also tions, and roofing. Real value famous floral notes. Pays up to tion. Phone 2-9803, and Appliances, 713 Main street. Telephone 2-9748, evenings. a small farm truck. Can be seen 1(H) % profit plus Donus. Also free PORTER Street—Seven room ala- ^ t By ua. We know this ear like a at a reasonable cosL Time pay­ • BOLTON—Room --w ith kitchen hook. Beautiful, beautlhil and at 441 Highland street ments arranged; 10% down, bM- samples 50-40-29 for 31. Personal 6 x 9 VierrOR printing press. 5 STUDIO Couch, 340, or exchange gle, recently redecorated Two- rrl'*“ imprinted cards. Chilton Greet­ trays of type with 7 different and living room privileges. Call car garage, amesite drive. Im­ Iwiuttflil. ______ance monthly. Phono 4836. for bed; electric roaster, 320. ^PLEASE, WALDO! DON'T .\LLEY OOP Who's Y'odelinR? BY V. T. HAMLIN MT MERCURY CONVERTIBLE 1939 PACKARD six two-door. Re­ ings, 147 Essex streeL Dept. 373, kinds of type, furniture, locks, Like new. 7960. 2-1312. mediate occupancy. T. J. SHOUT like that./ OOUPII. Whitewall Urea. Dark cently overhauled. Many extras Boston. leads. Kitchen alnk, white enamel CrocketL Broker. 9416. ANC NOW. BS,:V,'SE> ■ IM KTlNd t h e T k U JN d ] FIVE-PIECE dining room set (TLEAN, (Tomfortable rooms. Sin­ z NK\ no. TiouaMT XOMB nice CMAP/ yo u WANT NOW...M9U M A » « O m . blue, new top. low mileage. Spot- and good tiree. Phone 2-9713. Roofing—Siding 16 combination with faucets. Good SvBCLT OlVIbT vexj B AT POKABAmv ,WANTED — Experienced sales condition. Phone 8-2419. with 6 chairs, new Magic Chef gle or double. Gentlemen prefer­ NEW HOUSE of 4 rooma with eu- AJMv paaspNTs 1 b e a u t if u l 1947 Chrysler Town ROOFING and aiding our apeclal- ladies for specialty shop. Full gas range, never been used. (Tall red. Centrally located. Phone panaion attic. Thla hag* many until 5PEAM T(0 vou ty. New ceilings and carpantry- and part time. Good starting 2-4014. 8583. attractive featureo. Call Made­ ^AOAIN., ------HTcravESLET^'-FTil^^ooAC*w TUDOR 1 polo ^rccji* I^w mn™ “^Sm: Highest quality materials. Work­ salary. Write Box W, Herald. Bottled 46A line Smith. Realtor. 2-1648, 4679. Pletely M,ulpped_. 1M7 Plymouth manship guaranteed. A A. Dion, 1937 ElASY washing machine. Just WANTED—Two cashiers, Apply MOBILE Flame Booony-Vacuum Business lAientitms for FOUR-ROOM Capo Cod, located ___it covers, exterior mirror, etc. 2-door sedan. Jet black. Must be Inc. Phone 4860. overhauled, 315. Call W. F. John- seen to be appreciated. Low mile •to manager, Manchester PubUc bottled gaa. Full line of approved aon. 2-4254 after 5:30. R ent 64 in Pine Acrea Terrace, Nawly Low n^eage. It’s almost "hetter ROOFING — Spectallxlng in re­ MarkeL 805 Main street. appliances. See us. Manchester painted outside Large loL Price ' than'new." Grab It quickly. Rare age. Completely guaranteed FOR REU^T—Stock Place, space Many other makes and models to pairing roota ot all kinds, alao Pipe and Supply. LEIAVINO State. Living room act, 37,6(H). Phone Owner 8-44681 boyf GIRL TO UVB IN, own room mahogany des and chair, coffee suitable for light manufacturing choose from. Brown A Besupre, new roofs Gutter work. Chim­ RANCH Type home, five rootns on •68 CHEVROLET B-PA8S. COACH neys cleaned and repaired. No Modem home, small family. Good RURAL gas sales and servtca. Im­ table, floor lamp, waahing ma­ or bualnesa, 335 monthly. Call TUDOR WhltewaU tires. Fleet- Inc. Your Chrysler and Plymouth salary. Phone 9292. mediate insUllation. Manchester Goodchild Realty CO. 7929 for one floor, two acrea of land, Uikc Dealer, 30 Btssell street. Phone< Job too small or large. Good chine. Teen age clothea. Fur coat, master model, special deluxe. and surrounding towns. Capitol alze 11. AU good condition. Phone further details. mllea from Center of town. T. J. ' Cleaa and nice. It won’t be with 7191. work, fair price. Free estimates. EARN That extra money you need CrocketL Broker. Phone 5416. "I'm gohig to put A Stop to being robbod in my dreams!" Howley, Mancteater 9361. Grinding Oo., 38 Main. Phone 5716. vm kmg at our price. for Christmas. Represent Avon 7998. FOR RENT—Building, 90 x 30 ft. Products, Inc. The largest cosme Centrally located. Two floors and EXCELLENT buy, 4 and 4 duplex, M7 hORCURY 4-DOOR TOWN T rs llrr* fo r Hale 6-A GENERAL Electric floor model SEDAN. Black, FbUco radio, Heating—Plumbing 17 tic (Jorapany in the world. For radio. Recently overhauled. In basement. Apply Marlow’s. 867 convenient to shopping center. H. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH' , hfiater, 18,000 miles. Good care­ appointment write, Mrs. Dorothy Fuel and Feed 49 A excellent condition. Beautiful 'Main streeL . B. Grady, Agent. 8009 - 3376. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ful ownerehip prevloualy. Single F. Buckman. 29 Highland Ter­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tragedy BY MERRILL C. BL0B8EB TRAILER For Sale, 4’ X 7.’ Tele- GIVE YOUR plumbing and heat­ SEASONED HARDWOOD for fire­ cabinet. Reasonably priced. PRE-WAR BUILT this 6 room ------— owner. We aold It, we serviced It. phone 2-2414. ing "The New Look." Change old race, Middletown, Conn. Phone 2-0917. 65 home offers fine living. It has S he’S DAI that NOW HE'S Comb AUAMr WITH us, We know ifa good. ___ water pipes to copper tubing j ■ — place. furnace and range. Im­ Houses for Kent , pomcfnNOr for day work. No mediate delivery. B. J. Begin. 3 bedrooms, living room, dining pLA'TBOY WITH TUB anyhow.' 1 MKSHr NECD . *47 CHEVROLET "FLEETMAS- Clogged drain, machine cleaned. WAlTKEbS SEWING Machines for aaie. New FIVE-ROOM houae, adult family CUaLT LOCKS. VAN company / Sundays. Salary, good tips. Ap­ Phone Glaeteabury 2933. room and kitchen. There is oil RAPID f. _ TER" 8 PASS. CLUB COUPE. | Garageii—Service Storage 10 Carl J. Nygren. Phone 6497. and used Also we electrify old desired. Centrally located. Write heat, a good sized garage With Dark gray. Conservative, good- ply Bab’s Restaurant, Depot machines and Install In new cab­ G e rw o SEHK3U5.' SAVE FUEL! Have your heating Box M, Herald. amesite drive and the plot la land­ looking. 2Cany extraa Including Square. Garden— Farm—Dairy inets A.B.C Appliance and Serv­ scaped. The bus Is near and oc­ exterior mirror, back-up light, GARAGE For rent at 20 Hollister equipment put In good working ice. 21 Maple Street. streeL order for economical and efficient WOMAN—Top-notch, between SO­ Product* 60 cupancy Will be early. Call Mad­ fogUghta. Suburban for Kent 66 eline Smith, Realtor, 2-1642, 4679. •67 MERCURY 8-PASS. SEDAN performance by Edward Johnson, SO years of age, for leading na­ THE BEST Elberta peaches for COUPE. Tmn. Kept hy single Plumbing ami Heating Contrac­ tional company; The 'one In a FOR RENT— Six-room single, Motoreycleo—Ricycico 11 canning. A. Volpl Farm. Birch! CABINET heater, with oil burner. EAST MIDDLE Turnpike— Ador­ owner 'binder glaea!” It’s that tor. Phone 6979. thousand’ is the type we want - Mountain, Bolton. (Tall 6266. bath, large porch, no cellar. Im­ able six-room single. Timkln oil good! We had to pry this one FOR SALE—Two men’s bicycles, (TuUured background, sparkling mediate occupancy, 365 per burner, fireplace, open stairway, loose from its previous owner. It good condition. Also house blinds Roofing—Repairing 17-.A personality. This la a real oppor­ PKTK YOUR OWN TOMATOES— (TOMBINATION Stove. gray month. References required. storm windows and screens, Vene­ can’t ba beaten for value. If you Phone 2-1187. tunity for a career of Import­ 50o per baakeL Peterson Farm, enamel, oil and gas. Two oil Write Box D, Herald. tian blinds, recreation room com­ want value, here It is, not once ROOFING and Repairing ot sU ance. Business experience not Wapping, Conn. Phono 8884. drums. Phone 2-1860. pletely furnished. Terrace with but twice. Grmb It. considered. Write, giving 'phone GIRL’S Full sised bicycle, like kinds Chimney work. gutter COMPLETE Heating system for WHiited to Kent 6H awning and outside fireplace. 80- '48 FORD V-8 DELUXE. BLACK new. Girl’s shoe roller skates, work Expert repatra. Honeet and address to Box N, Herald. TUDOR Brand new fibre aeat HoiiM'boM Good* 61 four room home. Modem oil fired day occupancy. Approximate slse 4. Good condition. Phone workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ OPPORTUNITY for Industrious furnace, blower system controls, WANTED—Two or three-room cash 34.000. Phone 7728. Brae- eovera. Two new tires, first qual­ 0428. anteed ('all Coughlin. Manches­ apartment, by business couple. ity tires. It's A-1 no matter how young woman to learn trade of {COMBINATION gas range. 10- ducts, oil burner. Reasonable. Bum. you look st it. It can’t last- long ter 7707. ahirt presser. Permanent posi­ plece mahogany dining room set, Also large tricycle and play-pen. No children. Now commuting 50 RED RYDER BY FRED BARMAN at o»tr nrlce. size bicycle, 310. tion,, piece rates. Pleasant work­ 8-piece maple bedroom set. Mls- 42 (Tornell street after 6. miles a day. Phone 8358. Elite GIRL’S Full CHIMNEYS RebullL repaired and cellaneoiiB. 109 Aspinkll Drive, Studio. Is)ts for Sale 73 f ThATCOTOTE •42 BUICK 'ROADMASTER" 70. CaU 6368. cleaned. Bird add Johns-Man- ing conditions. Manchester Laun­ • aoT away fR0f\ HER Princely black. 4-door aedan. Up­ dry. Inc.. 72 Maplo streeL Andover. FOR SALE—Maple dlvanola and AND CaAEin G villa roofing U our specialty. La chair, also slip covers. Phone YOUNG Business couple urge^ly BUILDING LOTS for sale. .Exclu­ holstery clean and nice. Never Rose Bros Co. •=*hone 2-0768. AUTOMATIC gas and electric hot In need of a three or four-room sive building lots . on Boulder IT^ abused. Good sound value. It’s full Business Services Offered IS TAKING Applications for sales 6474 after 6 p. m. road, Lakewood Circle and Hol­ girls, starting salary 326. Apply water heaters at cloae.k)iit prices. apartment. Can furnish best of of .flash and alp. Priced to move ELECTRIC aocks, topaters. If you’re looking for bargains, references. Please write Box V, lister street. Phone 7728 or 6273. • It at once. A keen bargain. You’ll Moving—Trucklnff— F. W. Woolworth. Brac-Burn. be smart to buy It If you want a Irons, vacuum cleaners and all see Benson’s, 713 Main streeL REFRIGERATOR for Sale—Per­ Herald. small appliances serviced by Storage 2U fect condition. 1! North street. Itixurv ride. F u;oK problema coived with WANTED—Two or 3 heated un- BUTLDTNC5 Sites. Before you buy, regularly established (soncern. ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed. Help Wantni—Male 36 MORIARTY BROTHIIRS Work guaranteed. A.B.C. Appli­ inoleum. aepbalt tUe counter (TOMBINATION gaa, coal or oil fumiehed rooms with bath on be s\ire you try, tlie office of Sand, gravel, fill and loam. Gen Ehipert workmaneWp. free estl- first floor. Phone 2-9037. Madeline Smith. 2-1642 or 4679. "On th" level at Center and ance and Service. 21 Maple eral Trucking. Rsmge and Fuel CARPENTER’S Helper. Part or range, two parlor heaters. In­ Broad Street" street. full time. Good worker. 31.25 an matea Open evenings. Jane,. quire 82 Hilliard street after 5 No bargain—"there ain’t no such Oil. Jamea Macrl. Phone 4523. Furniture. Oak, cbecL Phone EMPLOYED Middle-Aged Couple, hour. Call 2-4233. p. m. no children, urgently need 5 or animals," but ALWAYS good, hon- LAWN Mowers, hand and power. THE AUSTIN A. (Thambera (To., 2-1041 Suhurhnn for Sale 75 est, sound valiy for your money.” Sharpened, eolet exchanged; WASHING Machine, with electric 6-room rent. Call 2-0168 after local or long dlatanca moving. W'ANTED—Experienced painter 6:00 P. M. COVENTRY — Attractive three- parts and repalra Keys made. for interior and exterior paint wE BUY and sail good used pump, 214 ■years old, good condi­ 194? CHEVROLETT four-door fleet- Moving, packing and storage. furaltura. combination , rangea, room and bath, fireplace, Cole­ Capitol Grinding Oo.. 38 Main Phone Manchester 9187 or Hart­ Ing. Phone Edward R. Price. 2' tion. 375 or best offer. 129 Oak­ man furnace, automatic hot master, 7,000 miles. Excellent StreeL Phonq 7998. ^ gaa rangea and Heaters Jones’ land street. Y-3o Y-»o condition. Fully equipped. 21,800 ford 6-1428. 1003. Furniture Store. 88 Oak. Pbone VETERAN and family of 4 need water, large tot. Priced for quick LT.N.I . V. a MT. ew. % 418 North Main street. Phone 2- KAi'lO — Electrical Appliance ELECROMA'STER range, maple 5-room rent. Urgent. Tel. 3770. sale. (Tall 6781, after 6 or Inquire' VIC PUNT .\ Wrong Gue.s* BY MICHAEL O'MAI.I.EY AND NB UGHT TRUtnONO. Half-ton 2-1041. 24 Juniper Drive, Lakovjew Ter­ toML tew ST HU ssewet. lee. t. a. »sa u. e etf. ’ 9736. Service, repairs p.cked up and 'pick-iip truok No aahea. no FURNACE Installers and helpers kitchen table and two chairs, WANTED—3 or 4 room, unfur­ "Junior keeps hie books on top of th« icebox now to they’ll L DUO-THERM (Ml Gravity and blue drapes, portable oil heater. race, South Coventry. WERE GETTINCS NEAR SAINISM CHEST, COCOA. P OUB HIST STEP Ml W we OBAW TNI PCXX ^ CiW*nwhil*. delivered promptly 2U years' rubbish Phone 2-1279 or 8298. wanted. Call 5244. nished rent. Two adults. Call Always be at hie fingertipe-^ohool certainly is improving COlME UP HERE WHIU WE PUN HOW ID MAKE SHOVE THE K9lE IN THE SNAKE 91 WITH 1941 PONTIAC Perfect condition. experience. John Maioney. Phone Blower Fumheea. Mueller Pipe 7132. ' "Maybe you better polish him off now instead of later like Radio and heater. Can ba seen and Pipeless. All sizes In atock. R o^ vUle 1368W3, collect. COVENTRY—Attractive 4 rooms him!" . th e 010 AiAN TALK. uncle AA«LER'» MCI. HlUXALkniN' 3 1046. 1 Walnut sti«eL MAN FOR outside selling. Leads and bath, cellar, garage, poultry we planned—>1 ain’t to, sure you can last another round!" I STAY HEBE. SENOR DEMAND TH at 471 North Main street after 2. Painting—Papering 21 furnished, protected territory Devlno Company, Watarbury (TOMBINA’noN gas and oil WANTED to rent by business Phone 2-9343. range. Gray and white. Good con­ h()U8e,' half acre land, hard road, OU’I OUU WAY BY J. R. W IM .IA M S JUKE. AWAY IGOM THE f Ur NACES Tailored to fit our Car allowance. Call Hartford 33- 3-5038. couple, and one school girl. 4 or view, immediate occupancy, UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOI'LE RAniESNAKE I home. Van Oamp Bros. Phone CHARBONNEAU. Painting and dition. Very reasonable. Phone 1941 BUICK club coupe. Excellent 1248 for (ntt.vlew. Tiny Tot 5 rooms apartment or flat, In 39,5()0.00. Several others. WeUea WHUT A RKT THAT UNCLa HB 6URE •TCAN'T CECALL.y^i that 3 B THAT 8AG.' 9244. decorating. Interior and exterior, Safety Table. 2-1220 afUr 5. residential district. Will redecor­ DOe TURNED OUT TO BOLliV'S' condition. For sale by the origin­ paperhanging. Floors sanded and NORGE (Tlrculatlng heater. Heata Agency, (Toventry. Tel. WUllman- FELL HARP DOCTOR — - OLD al owner. Phone 8416 for Infor­ room set, ate. Willing to pay up to 3100 tlc 618J2 or 1701W4. BE.' HE WEKIT UNDER 'OACHtNE THINK. OIL STOVES cleaned, Installed. reflnlshed. Tel. 2-95’75 or If no MEN Wantetl. OuLsirtA 4 rooma. Telephone 9790. THREE-PIECE living TH’ FENCE J t S A-S 6 0 T IT MUST mation. Washing machines, vacuums re­ mapla trim. Good condition. (Tell 2-4427. ' . CA R .eeR X HEARD HA'46 Be e n x ■<. answer ctUl 3-2805. Brush cutting and tree HOSPITAL BEDS FOR M NT I WAS OOIN' OVER. ENDED SOMETHING paired, lawn mowers, hand and Steady employment. Phone 5287. AN' LEFT ME IN TH' EITHER 30HN \ E-v Am Ple- / INTERIOR and exterior painting or Sale-R ates reaaonable. Phone Wanted—Real Estafa 77 L ix e A IP LlKft , L. SULUNAN THE, power. sharpened, • repaired, 28 Putnam street, Keith’s Furniture, 4189. Business Property for Sale 70 BEST POSITION HE aawa filed. Friendly Flxlt Shop. paperhangtng, celling re finish ro BUY or eeU real astau oon- COULD FER THAT F iR e OF 6UO\NN OR 3 0 & CHiuDCSf^- after 9. VIET p a p e r Phone 4777, 0(1. Men Insured turd property refrigerator , 8 cu. ft. Excel Marhtnerv and rnnla 62 8ANDWKTH Shoppe for sale, do­ tact Madeline Smith. Baalter, <3UV.‘ » LOUIS/ ing very good business. Ideal for LBANSS BAG r damage. Expert work. Edward R. lent condition,. maple bed and POTATO Digger, cream aepara ’’PersonaUacd Kyat Batata d*rv- ANTIQUES RqfliUahed. Repairing Prico Phone 8-1008. Doga—Bird*—Pvta 41 spring, reasonable. Phone 2-1291 couple. Living quarters. Reason lc«." Room 26, Rubinow Build­ L‘ dona on any furniture. Tiemann, tor,, several other farm tools, also able. Rockville Tel. 1873. ing. 2-1642 - 4878. a fl 188 South Main streeL Phone e x t e r io r and bitorlor pnintiag electric stove, reasoheble. Phone and paperhanging. Free estl' GREAT Dsne pups, beautiful 8395. HAVING REAL EaUta problemaT 9848. pedigree stock, terms arranged. KITCHEN Sink, 20" X 30", ^ t h t-nrm* and lAind for Sale matea. Prompt aervloa. Reason' Lifetime flttinga. (Tall 8848. 71 (hty and farm property bought IV .ASH lUHHS ReicYvcd? BY LESLIE TUKRRS: VICNBTLAN i 9«’29 RJlOlO need 6alnf7 Have R ro* TUTORING Evenings o r Satur­ blrda Hendryx cages. Getsler TWO SINGLES on Bast. (Tenter bird foods and remedies, dog col maple top, three 2-ptece living! M usu al ln * tru m riita , 63 WB WILL handla your real astate’ paired by experts Piuk-up Mrv<; day mornings. College instiuttor. room Suites, one 8-piooe living „ i i r '"'.- s s r — atreeL one has nine rooms and a ck a rc loa, guaranteed work. Seta ehaok- Call a-J«55. lars and- leads. Ebce Pyt Shop, two ear garage: on# 7 rooma and and Udxuranca problaaBa p ro i^ - OM t SL 403 (Tenter streeL comer ef Gris­ -room autte. Lawson aefL red mo-| SAXOPHGNM, clarlne^ trvm riqll Suburban Realty Oo-. ad in the home (Tar a trombones, vtelina and two-car garage. Immediate oc­ ly n t i apaelnity. Radio AUTO DRIVING, dual control. wold. Open 9 e. m. • 7 p. m hair. One coolerator„ Several odd! pets, cupancy on both. T. J. CrocketL Raeitort, 41 Perkiiu etfvet Ta. chairs, ^ndarson Wayside Furnl-| gulUrs for sale at* Johnson’! (g jE iT A 'i •eevtea, 73 Breeb streeL Pnoa* AAA esrtifled instructor Bal-, Phone 3233. ’’At the Tropical 18 Esoher. Phan* 841S. 8818. ^ COk\£S XXS-y^ oh) lasd'a Drivlwr schneL (Tall 2-2346.1 Fisk sun." tute; IIT Now Bolton Mad. - Muaia 81 Pocttball. s e a s o n 1 \ \ . ^ ./* t; f

^TffURSD AY f SEP^^EBIBER mottir^tBi^r Citgttfttg W^ralb The wattlur Average Daily Net Press Ban et V. ■' by Mark Andrews and "Hallelu- VW Oh MoaOi of Mr. and MrA. Robert T. Ciiailci Jab" by Beethoven. M AN CH fSTER A bout Town of I t Jenaen atreet. reoenUy cele­ Bishop Lord A special Invitation Is extended Tall Cedars SOMETHING NEW brated their forUeth wedding an- to all to attend the evening sefv- Off East Center Street 9,474 W — niveraary with a family dinner ice of worship. gs, iianrljPBtpr Siifittttg BpraUi V*— UM Benga, danghtar of party at the Comer Houae in Speaker Here Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin of LET EXPERTS DO YOUR •tU M AaStt F a m in ^ n . Preaent In addition 4 room bungalow— Fire­ m . a a i M n- B ax Benga of Pit­ the North Methodist church is act­ to Mr. and Mra. Charlea were place, oil beat, automatic, Binge Manchetter— ^4 City of VUlage Charm kin Btreet, w ill leave tomorrow ing as pastor-host to the confer­ SHOPPING their two daughters and aona-in- bot water, laundry in base­ ■for Waahlafton, D. C., to continue To Make Two Addresses ence-' law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Noo­ ment, storm windows and (EIGHTEEN PAGES) bar Btudlea at the CathoUc Uni- Orange Hall At Manchester's Largest Food Store MANCHESTER, CONN., 1948 PRICE FOUl CENTS veralty. She w ill work for htr nan and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wal- At Norwich District (Cleaaiaad Advortlalag oa Page l i ) bancke; and Mrs. Charles' broth­ screens, latest improve­ (Delivery Included) L 4,, yOL. LXVIL, NO. 808 Mastar*B degree In library Sci- ments, 5 years old, > l&rge enoe. Miea Benga wax gradimted er, W. C. Stemmerman. Conference TomopPOM' V fn in ■Mnite OoUega, W aahlni^n. Ansco Cameras lot. Well worth $11,000. Oc­ REASONABLE A number of local people will Two addresses by Bishop John cupancy as soon as deed is a C., t n .m t , and taught during T E L. 7478 First Apple, Then Photo the apring term at Mancheeter attend the week-end Bible confer­ Wesley Lord of the Boston w a passed. TE L. 2-0293 ence, October 8 and 9, at the Outr wUl feature the Norwich District N ig h t a t B W ar High achooL AHTMIJH Dewey Urges Help Russia Charges look Bible Camp in Ashford. Rev. Conference of the Rudolph Smith of Canterbury will Church to be held in South Meth­ Herbert L. Fortune 2.1 RKGUl.AR GAMES 25c be the principal speaker and spe­ so St. John Street, MancbAtor odist church at 2:30 and 7:30 on 7 SPECIAL GAMES cial music win be furnished by the Friday, October 1. Clergy M d Phone 8402 Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Williams twins of New Britain. lay representatives from “" “ y Be Given to Unite Services will open at 11 a. m., 3 United States’ churches in Connecticut east of and 7 p. m.. admission free. the river will meet in conference % for the afternoon session. ‘■ f The Youth Temperance Council Several visiting ministers will HALE’S xEuropean Nations will hold its first fall meeting give addresses concerning the Monday evening at seven o'clock "Advance for Christ and His ------y in.Center church house. Church," which is the slogan for Headquarters Hints A-Bomb worW Methodism during the Proposes N^ine - Point Truman Says quadrennium 1948-1952. FOR HALE'S SELF SERVE Foreign PoB^ Aimed Manchester’s Piano • Informal Reception THE OIUeiNAL IN NEW ENGLAND Vishinsky Makes Violent A t live o’clock an informal re­ At ‘ Just and lu tin g Promise Given New Command Distributor for ception will be given to Bishop and N AM Giused Attack on A m ^can Atlantic Mrs. Lord. The reception will be Peace'; Sees N em fo r d ' Atomic Policy; Twice •SOHMER followed by a fellowship supper at .‘Firin But Even-Teln- High Prices Berlin Will Get •GULBRAINSEN six o’clock. Keeps Up With iThe Times, Always— 4 Hints Russia Haa Atom Range and Fuel The evening session will receive pered Resistance' •WURLITZER greetings from Herman Johnson, Food and Coal Bomb; Says lllasions vice president of the Manchester le g iu B L r b I o i H i s •HARDMAN Council of Churches, and from the Always Brings You The Most Value En Route With Dewey to O f Monopoly ‘Fraught O IL - (>o8S •< Country Cam­ Rev. W. Glenn Roberts, general I Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 1.— (4^ Residents Heartened by With Dire and Dan* secretary of the Connecticut Coun­ —(Gov. Thomas E. Dewey paign; Predicts Vic­ cil of Churches. For Your Food DoUar. Pledge They Will Have gerous Consequences' L. T, WOOD CO. Bishop Lord will preach on the called on the United States I K M P ' i tory for Democrats A Montana boy gave an apple to Thomas E. Dewey, then backed elf at right to snap the New York gov­ subject, "Accountable unto God.’ today— as “ the decisive world Adequate Stocks Car­ Paris, Oct. 1.—(flP)— Rus­ INC. 51 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 The South Church Choir will sing power”— to help unite' west­ ernor’s picture. Mns, Dewey sits beside the posing governor. The O. O. P. presidential nominee Ranges, Refrigerators IScSmPRTlRNUUR FKSl Bnlletin! spoke to 7,000 Montanans after he looked at Helena’s Mala street, former Last Chance Guk-h of mining ried to Citv bv Planes sia accused the United States Pom itore and Music two numbers, "t SHOULDERS >b C ^ e I rropoaea Foreign FoUcy of goods worth 86,500,000 between Than When Civil W ar Reports rJrculatlng tn Leaden In­ Vishinsky added: “ It is a ml*, ing In Shelby county, Ken­ Of Trying to Win pluaea are being increased daily dicate that Britaln’a Field Mar­ take to think that there is just cun He owped that campaign In tucky, the home of his grand­ Finland and Russian lone of Ger­ for the 2,000,000 residents of Salt Lake City last night with First Broke Out shal llscount Moirigotnery one state which has a monopoly ^ Large Sire Buy Whole or Half parents on both sides. Votes, Influence People many announced in Berlin. western Berlin. 1937 FORD proposals for a nine-point foreign T. F. tslang of C2Una tells UN. (above) will bend a new Western over stomle energy the atom­ WITH COUPON See* Cold Winter Akead Europe military command. Forces ic bomb. It la useless to think of policy he said was aimed at Aboard Truman Campaign Train, Political committee that world . Athens, Oct. 1— — There are TUDOR FRESH DRESSED mating peace. Aboard Wallace’s Special Plane, would condemn Russia for reject­ How iey conceded that "J can of Britain. France, Belftam. Hol- such a thing. It is useleas to hope "The means by which we seek Oct. 1— (jr> — President Truman Oct Henry WalUce was ing American proposal for atomic more Communist rebels in Greece see a cold winter ahead for Ber­ id and Luxembourg would be for that, bepauae this is fraught to achieve that goal wiU be, first, began the last lap of a cross-coun­ flying to (^Ifom la today for an controls. . . .New York Q ty In­ today than there were when the lin,” when be spoke at a news under hie command. (N E A tele­ wdth dire and dangerous coose- IROASTINO , coherence yesterday on the 100th Special Today tha strengthening of those forces try campaign swing today after intensive week of trying to win vestigation 0>mmlBsioner Jolu M. civil war broke out two and a half photo). quencea and miacalculatloas.” which make for peace in the world blaming the National Association Murtagh saya Borden company day of the blockade. Later in hie speech, Vlahlnaky votes and influence people. He years ago. an4 second, a firm but even-tem­ of Manufacturers for high prices. and Sheffield Farms (Company, He added, however, that "the repeated what was Interpretad as iy.".M rW ory CHICKENS pered resistance to the forces of The NAM , he said, apent millions stops first at Lioa Angeles. Inc., are "profiteering at the ex­ , Despite recent successes of gov­ air lift has been more than meet­ a bint that Russia also has aa $ 2 8 5 .0 0 AT NO EXTRA COST •ggresalon wherever they are to defeat price controls and was He faced the Immediate problem pense of the milk consumer." . . . ernment troops against the guer­ ing Berlln'e minimum requlre- Chinese Lose atom bomb. He cald the United FLAKES We are receiving another supply of Native Broilers s e ^ n g to break down and wear largely responsible for the present of deciding whether to campaign Labor retains Its seat in a parlia­ mente." rillas of Oen. Markos Vaflades, the States was building a bomb atock- with coupon with coupon and Fowl. Nothing nicer. away the structure of human freo- high cost of living. actively for Helen Gahagan Doug­ He explained that when the I mentary by-election in Glasgow, latest general staff estimate fixea pile "in the illusion that America h Predlcto Democratic Victory las and Chet Holtfleld, two Demo­ Scotland, in which (^mmuntsts United State! and Britain began Vital Air Field vheRycibey For idom," ho declared. rebel strength at more than 20,' has a monopoly on th* atom 1946 HUDSON 8 Favorite Feature High A crowd which overflowed the Predicting the Democrats "are crat members of Congress from poll more thah one-sixth m the shuttling food and fuel into Berlin bomb. Popular Quick Dish going to win," the president set Los Angeles. votes. . . .Scott Lyons, former 000. from the western sonea June 26 Grade 8,000-seat Mormon tabernacle, This is a couple of thousand “Theaa lUusioaa exist to auch a SEDAN filled two smaller closeby bulldlnga his course for another round of The Progressive party which is consul general in Vladivostok, there was food on hand for 34 Qdnhbien Knocked Out degree that Mr. (ThomM B.) 2 ^ "whistle atop" talks and a major running Wallace for president has scheduled to board train for Mos­ greater than before recent Nation­ days. Now there U food for 39 LAMB and stood on the temple square al victories In the Grsmmos and Dewey, the Republican Jet black, heater, like grounds applauded as Dewey said: address at Charleston, W. Va., at endorsed Mra. Douglas and Holi- cow today. daj’s. There is now a 48-day sup­ By Red Gunfire; Reds for preaident of the United Statoa. SLICED 8:30 p.m. (e. a. L>. field for re-election after planning Argentine sources say President Vital areas. ply of flour, the most essential new, original owner. Lorgt Size "Ths beat way for us to get The Army has eliminated about Break Into Snichung stated that tha Vnttad Stetea has along with Soviet leaders Is to deal More than a dozen platform at'first to back its own candi­ Juan D. Peroa has ordered hla del­ food item, on hand as compared to exclusive monopoly o f the atomie 35.000 rebels in two years, about 25 day# at the etarL Traded for new Hudson. with them as strong equals and by speeches led up to his scheduled dates. egation to decline chairmanship secret, as hs put IL Mr. Daway BACON 5.000 of them in the last two And the planes have even gain- Felplng, Oct. The vital ^ In g so to restore their respect appearance In Charleston. Moat Party Much Criticized of U. N. Security Council If U. S. attacked the UjS.&R. and ean- of them were In Kentucky, like The party had been much cri­ delegate steps down during debate months. Cil some ground on the coal sup­ Chinhsien air. field today v ftor us. "But where does this get us?” eoncluded by quoting Cram an «Do Mat iBtaM U Ba Bluffed’* West Virginia, a "border state’’ ticized, for example, by the Ameri­ on Berlin crisis. . . .Vassily ply. MAZOLA Greek military men ask. An average of 2.300 metric tons knocked out by Red gunfire, pro- Amari eea- Says Democratic Party fense Minister Randolfo Pacclardl CUSTOM 4 DOOR I lops, Quahogs, etc. "For hamburger," he said, paus- under Markos' command. They Problems Because of stltnUoa. FRIEND’S Amjerican of Caliber of awards Film Actor Douglas Fair­ (toettourd on Page Four) • • • ^Disintegrating', 'In­ banks, Jr., Italian Military Cross charge Albania, Yugoslavia and; Centering in London SEDAN (Ckintiniied on Page Thirteen) Bulgaria with hedplng to train an l I Freight Rates Ralso Sought BAKED BEANS 2 Cans IS OZ. CAN EASLAND capable of Leadership' Eisenhower for Post for Valor. . . . Units of U.S. Navy Washis^Hv■• Del- 1-—^6 ^ Tho Radio and heater. will visit Greece this month. . . equip the rebels who. cross the | \ Greek border freely to attack gov-1 Paris. Oct. 1—(>P)—Gen. Charles railroad ladaatry today aokod the BEARDSUEV _____ London, Oct. 1 — (/p) — The Reports from Gaza say Haj Amin lateretato Cooaaefee eoouaisotoa fine car. _ _ C . n 2 9 c New York, Oct. 1—(Jf)—Gov. emment forces. Je GauUe said today the five-nation Tito Backed 1 Lb. SARDINES Feared Strike Daily Express, published by Lord El Husseinl, exiled Mufti of Jer­ to let then ralea preocat freight Earl Warren says the Democratic usalem. has been elected president The United NaUons Special defense pact for western Europe PEANUT BUTTER Jar g o l d m e d a l . party is ’’disintegrating’’ and “ In­ Beaverbrook, said today "an Committee on the Balkans has rates eight per oeaL The BDC of NaUnnal Assembja: In new gov-, solves no defense problems because By Dej^ities granted a 83 per coat odvaafo capable of leadership." American general, a man of the emment proclaimed for Palestine confirmed these indictments. But it is centered in London. The statement is the strongest On in France the eastern bloc has boycotted the, la freight rates to both rail aad 1946 CADILLAC STRAWBERRY 5 Lb. Bag 4 5 c caliber of Elsenhower” shoi^d by Arab league. FLOUR and most direct attack made, by commission and the northern j "It is wrong to center tn Lon­ water carrteM oariv this year. The 62 4 DOOR SEDAN have been chosen to head the mili­ British treasury spokesman don the defense of Europe,” de railroad potitlep Sled today aald the Republican vice preside'ntial scoffs at Washington reports that neighbors of Greece have denied; Has Solid Support of PRESERVES 1 Lb. Jar 3 7 c V * candidate upon the Truman ad­ Spokesman ’ for Red- tary forces of the five-nation they aid the guerrillas. ' GauUe said. oootlaued lactaaaea la opm tiag Radio and heater, ! Western European union. diplomatic officials engaged In In his comments de GauUe took Parliament iu His Dis- coata anko a .farther advaam la ministration. Anglo- American talks discUss The United States has furnished white wall tires. Like W E LC irS Dominated Union Calls Defense ministers of France, it for granted the new defense freight rate* aeoenaiT. H m aaw- Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Before a O O P audience of sterling convertibility... Use Koch, planes, guns, ammunition and Britain, Belgium, The Netherlands groups w'ould hea(l up tn London, .pute With Cominform ly requested larreaeas. If graalad. new. about 3,750 in Manhattan Center mistress of Bucher.wald. is only mules and j^ven military advice i 12 Oz. Glass Jar Walkout Today ‘Total’ and - Lioxembourg were reported although there has been no offlctol would add about S87t.a06.Pd8 to g r a p e J E L L Y 19c FRESH last night, the (^ ifom lan declared orts of 317 persons whose war on pressing the offensive against indication of this. HU assumption the' admlnistraUon "is a prisoner yesterday to have chosen Field the Communists. The govern­ Belgrade, Yugoalavia. Oct. 1— the aannal freight Mil paid by crimes sentences have been light­ evldentlv w m prompted by ap­ of its own mistakes” and a politi­ Paris, Oct. 1—(iP)—The long- Marshal Viscount Montgomery, ment Is now preparing ■# requestj (n — Premier Marshal Tito has the shippers. ' OCEAN SPRAT i^ULIFLOW ER E.CK 15c feared October strike offensive of ened. proval of the British cabinet of the a ^ d support of Parliament In his Economy Special cal splinter party "jeopardizing’’ chief of the British imperial gen for additional American a.ssistance | selectUm of Field Marshal Lord the two-party system in the Uni­ Commurilst-led French labor unions eral staff, for the job. in order to almost double the controversy with the Cominform Railroad Coach Buaa FRESH Montgomery as chief of the new Treatoa. N. J.. Oct. I —tp* — WHOLE CRANBERRY ter States. , . got under way today. Urges United States Join Union Treasury Balance Greek arfiiy. defen.se union. The five powers are and the Soviet union. A spokesman for the Red-doml-. A resolution denouncing both the State PoUco reported there wa* W’arren leaves today for Phila­ The Express called Montgom Parliament Reconvenes expected to announce Montgom,- $ 6 2 5 .0 0 GREEN PEPPERS 3 Lb. 25 c delphia to open a two-day cam­ nated General Federation of Labor er>'8 selection "a grave blunder” Parliament reconvened tod.iv I ’ .S.S.R. and ComUiform for start­ "a a ' uadetermlaed aonsber of Glass Jar Washington, Oct. 1—(iPi — The , ery'.s appointment soon. De Gaulle S A U C E 17c i paign swing in Pennslyvania be­ said a four-hour warning strike and in an editorial called on the position of the Treasury Septem­ after a summer recess amid Indl- j co'n,„.en(leBaltimore. this morning of 100,000 gas and United State# to join the union cations the opposition would seek Yugoslavia” was adopted last night which overturaed aad caught Sro 1947CROSLEY f a n c y , l a r g e b u n c h ber 29: by cheering deputies. n o . * CAN HUNT’.H .\bandons Temperate Tone electrical workers was "total." "on terms so clear and so exact Receipts, 1176,496,664.63; ex­ to bring down the coalition gov- No DrcUlon On Headquarter* at 11:45 a. os. today acar here. SEDAN Warren abandoned before his Eight telephone calls to various that confidence may prevail once penditures. S217.910.524.36; bal­ A British Defense MlnUtry The Cominform flayed Tito for Trooper Robert Bets said reeeae Bun. 17c sections of Paris produced only departing from the Marxlat-Lenln- worker* have beea aaaM* to got Can CELERY New York audience the temperate more. ance. $5,224,631,564.33. (CVHtHnned on Page Four) spokesman said In London no de­ Heater, .’1,000 miles. p r u n e p l u m s tone which has characterized his one report of power being cut off, ’’Until this hae been done,” the cision has been reached on location iat line of Communism. The par­ to tho bodice hecaan of a nghgr however. The radio carried a re­ liamentary reaolutloo aeveral times 35-50 miles per gal.' I f r e s h s e e d l e s s campaign. He assailed the Demo­ editorial eaid, "there can be no of the defense organlzaUon’s head­ dre. Ho eald a a a a A n o f talarod 15 oz. CAN HUNT'S cratic party aa "breaking open at port that labor leaders had decided assurance of American coopera­ quarters snd “there has been no In­ mentioned Russia as the instigator ner*eaa have booa reaioved freai the seams over the freedom of In­ to . refrain from turning o ff the tion in war, no safeguard ggainst dication that It would be centered of the Cominform attack. Moreor hoppitrf. Aeeoidtag 9* GRAPES 2 Lbs. 25 c dividuals to exercise their Ameri supply of gas and electricity. a radical change of outlook as new Sickness and Death Rales in Lftndon.” ^ ParUament also' passed unani­ proUadaary report* tnm ftala f r u i t c o c k t a i l c.n 2 5 c can rights. •liie one Instance where lights personalities emerge In Washing­ De GauUe made hU comments to mously a law for punishing crimes peUee. th* coach kH a awReh a a i 1947 FR AZIER “ Any party,” he asserted, were out was attributed to "in­ ton.” a news conference. by offidala against the state. Jumped tho track. It (A dispatch receive^d In London "that Is tom asunder on the one dividual action.” The choice of Montgomery, who O f Army at Lowest Level "What haa been done thus far ed as a oaa-ear 4 DOOR SEDAN PEARS 2 Lbs. 2 5 c hand\>y differences over the fun^ FYench government leaders have on thi.s matter, including the Brus- from Belgrade by TanJug. official type. led for^^es from El Alameln Yugoalav news agency, said the V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE damental rights of man. and on expected a more serious strike to Berlin, wa. criticized yester­ .sel.s part and the recent military over I campaign .during October than in Washington, Oft. 1 T -Sec­ . in 1946. Common respiralnty di.s- two house* of the Yugoslav par­ Heater, overdrive. 14,- MelNTOSH the other hand by disunity day by the Liberal Manchester lonfrrenie in Paris is not worth To Stop "Master Celle" Sale what should be a united American September when more than 1,000 retary Kenneth Royall claims eases, such as colds and sore much." he -said. "It la no solution liament acting jointly had removed 000 original miles. Guardian. throats, are at their lowest level Boetoa. OcL I • ~ ~ COCKTAIL policy in dealing with other na­ minor walkouts were called. A it sure, is a healthy Army he. has. two former cabinet members from Browa haa agreed to ■tor de*Bag 16Qt.Bskt. $1.25 Has "N o Rival in Field” writh sickness and death rates at of prevalence. Likewrise other dis- the presidium of the republic and APPLES tions, la Incapable of leadership, Communist spokesman boasted , defense minister of Britain la hi* eo eaHed '‘■Matoa bsBF* ho they were deslgi\ed for "Irritation In this morning's Liberal News the lowest peacetime level. deprived three other leading poH- For regardless of how well Intentioned Chronicle, ColumnUt A. J. cium- i PrlKce" Belgium, the Netherlands dalmod *rai« beaefictol to , No. 2 Can the head of the party may be.” purposes." Non-Communist unions Royall commented In a state­ notably Inaect-bome diseaaea and !j *ii^d Luxembourg ‘ were report^ tlciana of clUaenshlp. Those re- Green Stamps Given With Cimh Sales took part In several-of the strikes. mings replied' Montgomery is ment today that “this fact U ^ , the dyaentertea." mo\’#d were flreten ZuJoglc, former aad aatnsl fito. J*ha C HUNTS He accused Henry A. Wallace, he I yesterday to have choeen Field ksowa a* r i n m Browa slhM'iW M cC LU R E LMders of the General Federa­ Britain's "most successful” com- markable In view of the world- The Improved Mtalth level. finance minister, and Andrtia Hek- whom be characterized as a reaw toi hi* dlwwvoey tion of Labor have declared 335,- rosndtr since WeUington and has ^ d e deployment of | rang, formar mlnlater of light "wrangling” Truman cabinet medldna” (meUioda and treat- head of PEACHES No, tVt Can 2 9 c 000 French coal miners «rlll put “no rival In the field for the diffi­ thousands of u. S. soldiers sU- j Western European Industry. Both had aunported the agraod to aa tolwh d f member, of "diseredlUng our posi­ cult task now assigned to him.” ments, auch m vaccines, to pre- 1 force of we tag htM (toto totontoto A U T O C O . tion with the nations of the world, down their picks and abovela Mon­ tioned in (u-eas where existing Commforra’a stand agslM t TIte. FACTION BRAND day and not take them up again The N4ws (Jbronicle said in an disease hazards are great. vent contracUon of disease) de-juniw. _ . .... (Deprived of citlienshlp were of the "oalto." F ■ ■ «,JW .IIA1.4cb<. and making hi# bed with those said they w an awaHtog a i 60 Wells Street who would destroy Our American until their demands have been m et editorial that Montgomery and hU Mauy Factor* Contribute _ Radoiija Oolubovlc, former Yugo- MANCNBSTtll COMN* S'® I f the strike comes off. 145,000 colleagues possess "unique com­ Me said many factors contribut­ ■lav ambaasadoa. to Romania; r«r*rt trwB Hm F n d a a i 7 Oz. Can c tnatltutions and the things for ■dudnistraUoa hotoro Tel. 2-9442 INITAFISH 35 which they stand.” tons of coal wU) be lost daily. bined experience." ed to the excellent record: ! Pavel Vrbovskl, member of Par­ The miners' strike was cal^led to The Conservative Daily Mail re- "For instance, the — — incidence ^ or _ j, . _ liament, “and Andrija Kardetj, proa- whether to tabu > i Warren accused the southern between tlea la th* oa*o>, , _ I ferred briefly in an editorial to i venereal disease has been reduced more medical officers l\l *|t)ont(»*o6 oa F oot' (oective member.! . Ithe "merits of the appointmenL” ito about one-baU of what it was now and next Juaa. « Faga ThlrtsMl (Ceathmsg oe Face TMrteWi - - r: 1

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