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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1952 PAGE POUETEEN Averat* DoUf Net Proas Roa The Weather ifianrlf^Bter ^ t»n in o VrroUk VW Bm We reteeaet e( V. S. Weotkar Bmee U7. laat Tha Community Flayers will matt W adnesd^ at tha homa of Public Inapccts New North End Branch 10,669 Oer, cMler taaltirt. Wirtasoflay About Towii Mr. and Mri. Rdmond Folsom. 33 11 Taking Part fblr, IHtle. ehaaga ie leiepWetuif^ Durkin atreet. Flana for a Novam- BalM at Ui« ManchMrtiT Auction ber ahow will ha diacuaaed. Another Shipment! Manchester^A City o/ Village Charm K a rt yaatarday totaled l3.li7B.4A. In Discussion « it h 1,083 ane>hatr buahet bnakets A gat acquainted meeting will of tomatoaa aalllag for a high of SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.10 be held tomorrow evening at g Director Candidates to U) MANCHESTER, CONN„ ’TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNti > ; gg and a lew of gl.70 for an aver- o'clock In tha auditorium o f tha EXTRA HEAVY VOL. LXXI, NO. .1 0 5 age of g3.88. Forty-four eratea of Bowers School for parents and Be Guests of Women cauliflower brought a high of g3.R0 learhen of tha fourth, flfth and ' and a lew o f 13.00; ahell beam aixth grade children. The taach- Voters Tonight at 8 brought ga.80 a buahel for 10 era will apeak briefly on the va Army Demonatratca Atomic Cannon buahela. WAA^UTTA TURKISH rious phaaee of tha school program Five Republican candidates for for tha Intermedlata grades. A election to the Board of Directors The W B A Ouard CTub will meet eodal hour with refreshmenta In Wednaaday, Oct. 1, inaUad of m - the cafeteria will follow the meet and six Democratic candidates will , day. with Mra. Muriel Auden of 0 take part In a round table political Policeman Killed in ing. ____ Durkin atreet. Plana will be made diecuseion tonight beginning at 8 HAND at thU meeting for the cluh'e annl- Mr. and Mra. Hubert Swvet, veraary dinner, and all membera o'clock In Bowers School. Stanlsy formerly of 43 Maple atrael, have Lorsnxen of Manchester, principal are urged to attend. moved Into Ih d r new home at S3 Arbutus atreet. East Hartford. of East Hsrtford High School, The rummage aale planned by will be moderator. the Ladtea’ Aid Society of the St. Jude Thaddnie Mothers Cir Iknanuel Uitheran Church for thia The diecuseion is sponsored by cle will meet tomorrow evening the Lea^e of Women Voters, TOWELS With Rhode Island Bandit Friday haa been poatponed until Instead of Wedneadey at the home which has prepared questions on Kovembcr. Membera are remind of Mrs. Julia Melesko, 8R Summer ed to continue to aave artlelea for which the candidates will txpreaa ■treat, their opinions. the aale. C The questions have been com Recffive Revised Version of Bible American Legion members will piled by the league on the basis of C I A H e a d meet tomorrow night at 7:80 at Bank Thief Adverttaament— a poll conducted to determine what the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mein street, in tribute to Arthur questions the voters of Manches Cooking School Holmes who died at the Rocky Hill ter would tike to have answered. Fears Reds Surrenders; Veterans Home yesterday. panel members will be Sher each Masonic Temple wood Bowers, Everett Kennedy, The Holy Family Mothers Circle Jacob Miller, Harold A. Turklng- will meat Wednesday at S p.m. at ton, H arry J. FIrato, all Republi In A g e n c y After Seige Tonight at 7:45 tha home of Mrs. William Martana, cans, and W alter Mahoney, Mat thew Paton, Mrs. Helen Fltxpat-' What a value! Stock up plenty of theae wonderful ex B. D. Pearl'a Appliance A 0 Stephen street. rick. Columbus Murphy, Henry Washington, Sept. 36—(/P) East Providence. R. t , ytimtture Centre, In conjunction tra heavy weight, soft, absorbent hand towels. The ir-' ClUIord C. .Varney of 141 War- Cromier and Edwin Kose, all can — ^The head of America’s regularities are so slight you will have trouble finding A g iM t eetf-prepeltefl eeuiBea desigmed t* deUver m st«nle kiMt fleep hit* eoewy territory is SOpt. 10—
—A squat bank with the MayUg Company, la ■noke road on OcL S will mark hia didates under the Democratic ban deoMBttmted S t til# Aberdeea. M d, Proving Oroand. The 85-ton nenpon. tkeke IT.tT, a. Army** kergeSt •'•m- super-secret intelligence serv robber today killed one police* apenaoiing a Maytag Dutch Oven 80th year with tha Aetna Caaualty them.'Five colors only— Aqua, copen blue, yellow, white ner. A sixth Republican candidate, pletely moMIe goa. Sren n IS-hwk eheU !!# mlle«. Tko obeli enn be Sttod with either na xtomh ice M.V8 he believen Commu Choking School tonight at 7:40 at and Surety Company In Hartford. and gray. man, ahot another and tern* This photo, taken from the "buelnena end" of the Mencheeter Trust Company'* new North Branch! Theodore Fairbanks, will be un mi-eatleaal Mgk-exploahrr warhead. Thia is ttie Srot thno the Army has permitted eennon Ifhaohic Temple. He Is aaeoelate manager o f the able to attend. nists have infiltrated every K>rary held two women aa ■hows a portion of the crowd that turned out Saturday for the open hoiue that etarted with brief Mlaa Elma Wlllla, M aytag home fidelity division. A Fow Rog. $2.98 26x50 Wamiutfa Bath . . $1.69 plietogrephed. (A P W irephoto). ______U. S. necurity organization, loetaffea in a commandaenB eoonomlat, w ill give a complete ceramonlee at 11 a. m. Shown here are a few o f the many congratulatory bouquets. The North Some of the queations will con cern the school building program, including his own Central In lome before surrenderiOf to demonatration of modem cooking Manehealar Lodgt No. 78, A.F. Branch, which opened for bualneee today, la the first bank for the North End of town. capital Improvamente, taxes, and $2.29 24x48 WamtuHa Bath .« $1.29 m ^ o d a which will Include the aqd A.M., will hold a special com telligence Agency (C IA ). beaeifing police. a master plan for capital Improve- uaa o ( tha famoua M aytag Dutch munication at tha Maaonic Temple Fiienda in town have received A t the same time Gan. W alter Th* gunmen, dsncrilMd aa nht mente advocated by candidates Oven rahge.- Tha famed Linda tomorrow evening at 7:30. Thk cards from Pvt. Kenneth Oourley, U.S.UnveUs TVif/fifl/i Says Ike Bedell Smith Implied yeetenlay more than five feet UU. In va^ S. A. Harvest Sale backed by the union at Cheney Marahall reislpen will be uaed and Fallowcraft degree will be conferr who Is stationed on Koje Island, Engagement this might be working both ways th* office* ef th* InduetOal Tnut Brothers. a copy o f theae menua will be dla- ed and there will be a aoclal hour near Puson, Korea. Mrs. Oourley when he added: Company branch hankandaerMUB* At Citadel Tonight "W e have to assume that our trlbutad to all In attendance. and refraahmants. Is at present visiting with her par Fast Firing] *d ahrllly to (a woman teller to pat Mlaa Wlllla will be aaalated by i ^ ents in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Demeusy-Hoffman SILVERTEX Imperiled Nation enemies are ■■ clever as w* are mmiey Into a paper bag. Mlaa AUca Sallabury home Pvt. Gourley's addraaa la E Com and that they will succeed from Ml* thniat loot* bill* into tbe Oxford Pariah Chaptar, DAR, Mr. and Mra. Henry J. Oemsuay The Salvation Arniy wH| observe time to time,'' acecomlat of tha Maacheater Oaa will hold Its Oetobar meeting pany 3Ath Regiment. APO 33, Care of 579 Hartford road announce its Annual Harvest Festival sale bag and tha man aaUed It aad IM , Company, All food prepared aa nf Poatmaster, San Francisco, AtonnC'Giin Smith said that to hia knowladg* em erglnf to run face to face into a Thursday afternoon at 3:80 at the tha engagement and coming mar tonight at 7:30 In the Citadel at The New Metallic no Communlata ever hava been well aa aeveral plecea o f valuable Calif. 881 Main street. Capt. Norman S. Aboard Truman T ra in ,* York saidA thbitre would be no com- bank guard eummoiMd by an home o f Mra. Leonard DuCharme, riage of their daughter, Mlaa Dor actually found in C IA, that he does atalnleaa ateel cookware will he Marshall, new commanding officer, thW]Preeldent'a remarks. alarm. Bolton Lake. Ouaat spaakar will othy Loralna Demeuey, to Clyde Sept. .10 (/^ — President took a bit of the not know the identity nf any there drawn for during the evening. will be the auctioneer at this sale. Washington, Sept. 10—(/P) ram s ba Lewis Plpar of the faculty of Joseph Chllde of 38 Green road, O. Hoffman, son o f Mrs. Beatrice Truman accused Gen. Dwight the charge by stating that — and he said he would gat rid of The mmman leaped Into hia ISvoryone Is invited—and avary- Manchaatar High School who wlU Hoffman of 33 Drive D, Sliver The proceeds of the sale will go — The Army has unveiled a careleaaly parked car, bed dlffi* a atudent at the University of Oon- INSULATED LINING D. Eisenhower today of hav- it was our prim* hope after the them If he did— but he added; thlng la frea. ■paak on tha unitad Nations. nectlcut, la a delegate to tha Tau Lane Homes. toward the support of Some mis new 85-ton atomic gun and "On our meetings we keep tell eulty getting away, and headed far sionary efforts. ing endangered the country; war Hve in peace wiu» the Bata Pt Aasoclatlon being held at The date of the wedding haa W ir t I «f 4T9 ing each other that eomewher* nearby Pawtucket with pellea On display and for sale will be shown that it can roll nimbly Soviet Union. But he added that the University of Oklahoma Thurs been net for Saturday, Nov. 1, at as commanding general in Eisenhower should admit hla mla ■long ths line we must be pene quickly taking up th* chaea, r fruit end vegetables from sur across fields into position to day. Friday and Saturday of thIa 11 o'clock at tha Emanuel 1-uther- yard 42" wide Europe by grave ‘ blunders take*. trated to we try to keep our Raaalag Oaaflght an Church. rounding farms, articles of cloth fire super^xplosive barrages waek. 39* *1.39 $1.39 ■which left America unaware Truman cho*# a whistle stop mouths shut and watch our atep. He engaged In a running gun- ing and other Items given by the within 20 minutes. "1 bslieve thay are so adroit and fight with th* officara, eendtng merchants o f Manchester, and of Russia’s threat to world ■_P***i*’. Light in weight. Woven of luxurious rayon satin and I t la tha world'* Srst atomic ■dept they have Infiltrated every bullet* Into the pureulng care. DANCE Tha Immaeulata Ooncap- cakes, piss, with other pastry the latest of increasingly Mttsr processed for weather insulation. artillery piece.' peace. security agency of the govern FOR tlon MoUicre Circle will meet Wed- Will Mull Regional given by the women of the Salva attacks on the Republican nrasl Patrolmen Charlea Patenaude, ThsJWHALCea The gun, which the Arm y calls He said Elsenhower's advice ment." 47, of Pawtuoket was fateUy ncaday evening at 8 o'clock at the tion Arm y Corps. This sale Is a dentlal nominee In reply to Biaen' WARMER IN COLD WEATHER an "all-purpose weapon," was put that he saw no raason why Russia Gen. Smith's comments cam* PItagur*, Poll*, Haalfh, Grata part of a World wide observance by bowel's own charges of blunders wounded. Provtdenee Patrolman home of Mrs. C. Francie Toomay, Committee Action through it* pace* at a epocial pra- and the United Statee would not ^whlle he was testifying at a de the Salvation Army for tha pur by ths Truman administration Jam** Cavanaugh, 41, was abet AT 38 Lyndale straet. COOLER IN HOT WEATHER v ltw for photographera at the remain "the closest poqalble position hearing In Sen. Joseph R. Herald Photo, pose of giving praise to God for the Held of foreign policy. in th* baok, and Patrolman Joasph Aberdeen, Md., Proving Grounds friends" carried "greet weight" McCarthy's two million dollar In a ceremony at noon today on the alepo e f the Municipal Ihrildlag In comwasiiomMon of Bolton voters will meet Oct. 8 His faithfulness at harveat time, Keeps you comfortable all year ’round. Its lighter Truman ee(d Elsenhower didn' DonneUy. U , also o f Provldanea. recsntly. and "did a great deal of harm." llbal-ilander suit against Sen. W il puMIcnUon of the Eevtaed Standard Vemlon o f the BiMe, these five Chrletlnn laymen w e n n*men|ed suffored a broken aniila. FLORA B. JOHNSON’S at 8 p. m. at the Town Hall to and for the -purpose of bringing weight construction provides less bulk and its porous I f Elsenhowar had given "bet have such "wisdom and (orasight.' Ordnance exports have been After the war, while he was still liam Benton. lee of the new Bible In recognltten of their aervlee to God Oeatad nrn Som tlanlot Abandoning hie ear,, the robber consider action on seven propoMle. Into His house a part of the har trying out iU mobility and firing ter advice in 1945," Truman con- WDllam T, Perrett e f 80 UUey street (le ft) and Rev. Charles O. Johnson, 887 Middle tnmpUio east. SCHOOL OF DANCING Thie wtU Include: vest bounty. structure allows your body to "breathe.” Gray, black, commanding genaral of our force* Thera was swift reaction from fled Into the homo e f Mr*. Robert ta*!! and navy. capacity for monthi at tha giant tinned, "w e wouldn't have had eo tha Itapublican National commit Standing, left to right, are Jeha H. Hyde, 98 Pitkin etreet, C. Elmore Watkins, 348 Sonik Mala street, BOI/PON CENTER Temporary 1 To see If the town will Join much trouble. In waking up the In Europe,” the President Oon Laprad* aad forced her to walk teatlng grounds, but standard am tinued, "be said h* saw no reason tee. It announced a nationwide sad Hermaa V. Joaason, 51 Kenalngton street. Rev, Or. Fred R. Edgar presided, aoaletsid by Eev. out with him. Rut whan police with other communities on the munition wa* used rather than country to the danger of Oom- radio-television broadcast tonight Clifford Simpson ef Center fliarch aad Capt. Nermaa Marahall of the Salvatlea Army, DetaUa af eetebllshment of a Temporary munUt Imperialism In 1948 -and why Russia and the United States opened firs, he fled back into the RE-OPENING SATURDAY. OCT. 4 Quarters cost Legion Post Meets atomic rounds. (NBC 10:30-11 p.m.) centering the eerewMay will be carried In tomorrow*e Herald. house. * Regional School Planning Commit Tha Arm y indicated that the 1947 and 1948." around the Communists In govern Classas in BaUat.'Toai Tap, Charactar tee; 3 To decide whether to elect weapon can uaa aither atomic or Eisanhower headquarters in New (Oenttened aa Paga Bight) Another woman, Mia, Mary intarpratlva Dancing Now Forming ment Issue. •andrlBg, waa foatad by tba gun you Dollars! four representatives to the school Tomorrow 8 p. m. ■tandard rounds meraly by chang GOP National Oommitta* Chnir- Reglatratlon-:-Informatlon planning committee; 3 The ques h o m e c o m f o r t Beautiful New ing tha typ* o f miaaile. man Arthur B. Summerflald aald man U atU M pt nMpoUMlaaawtth Telaphona 3-1335 the police from a window, IF YOUR home ia dsniAgcd tion of a yearly salary instead of The first bueinesi meeting of the M Milo Baai Mr*. Clara Booth* Luca, former U. S. Honors Soviet Troops Man from a window. 7 , tie* r (Graduate of Chalif Normal School of commission to tha tax collector: 4 local American Legion Poet, with Th e gun has a call Sapubllcan Congreaawoman from, tie* Tear Ote [ by firt, your expenses while Polio* began Dancing, Naw York) The purchtae of eaiiipment for the the new officers prseidlng, will be mUlimotero — approximataly Pushes Red Issue; Coniiacticut, will seeeinNW FW MD' tegan a tear gag tun, in substitute accommodstions MORIARTY Bros bardment ef t cafeteria at the lUemenUry Oon- held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock iachaa. This, in itself, diicloeea how work of 65 TV and IW radio eU- e f th* house w d T S e may run far above normal. 3 I S CENTER ST SHOWER CURTAINS gunman cam* out with hia hand* ■olidated School; 5 Action on the at the post home. (Commander compactly the Atomic Energy tlona. Assarting the Republlcgn Best Seller A n d you’ll have to meet recommendation of tha Board of AND commtseion ecientlita now are able party has bean th* only one North Korea Guns up aiM surrendered. Wilber T. LitUe, the newly installed T E I 5 I 3 S Finance to create a reserve fund . to build atomic misallea which at Adlai Hails Korea Move Bank ofileials, making a haaty ■i'litr I*.... these bills out of your own commander. Is anxious to have a "etaadfaaUy <^;ipoa*d'' to Com for capital and non-recurring ex- one time could barely be crowded munism fine# 1817, Summerflold chack of th* funds taken, said they pocket unless you have our pendlturai; 6 To eee If tha town large turnout of the members foe SILENT GLOW Into the bomb bay of a B-39. Of AlleTime Seoul, Korea, Sept, 30— (A>)— A highly placed U. S. Eighth constituted " * awbatantlai aum." this meeting. Springfield, El., Sept. 80—(^)— J Kew York, Sept. 80— (/P)— Gen. ssldi low-cost Additional Living will authorise temporary borrow WINDOW DRAPES There was talk at the demon "Gen. Smith's shocking revela Bank offlciala estimated tha • The new executive committee Army officer oaid today thera are Reveral thousand Ruuian Expanse Insurance. ing in anticipation of taxes; And-T, OIL BURNERS atration of a 30-mlle range for the Gov. A.dlai E. Stavenron, defend- j Dwight D. Elsenhower swings th* tion la only further evidence that By ARTHUR EDSON troopH in rear areas of North Korea serving in a “supppti gunman, identified as Louis Di to vote on the adoption of a budget met last Friday night, and It la gun. ing the adminlstretlon'e action In' political spotlight on the Com- our national aafety ti endangered Fiaia, 37, took 138,000, AU o f It understood that'several matteri of Wfifihington, Sept. 30— Artkir Dris Storts \ when the Rede were stopped In : Democrats on the defensive on the ■tatament which said In part: A new Roman Catholic transla- H* conceded that aom* of thOac Continue Push by a big truck Which tampeianly M r s . D sIb MiatcMeei /ponsored each year by the | ^ t. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Masts, heat or radiation. Korea the action "was received I Clommunist question, Uon of the first sight hooks of the reported to be Ruslana could h* halted the polie* car. In th* non-atomic demonatra- "Any Intelligence agency that Rind laoilart. Our b d bi ora IrnfMitofl by tfca oc< P b o M 7 7 3 7 with enthusiastic shout* of ap- \ For his text, the general took Old Testament, also coming out seat Europaana from Boviat aatal- " I never was eo seared In my proval by the overwhelming m ajor-' the testimony o f Smith, an old today, la the 10 year work o f 40 llte countriaa. Seoul, Korea, Sept. 80— UPl-- life," said Mrs. Laprade after it oapfad axpart hi hb Nna. (ConMnned en I'age Eight) (Contlniwd on Pag* Bight) tty of the American people, and comrade In arms, in Washington scholari. Modeni a^ulpment Chlneae Reds eclaed another hill ww ait over. **I Just want to for get it all. I heard alt th* polie* even by the 'Republican leader yesterday that Smith aeaumes The Library of Congreaa cele Th* officer* daacribed the anti on Koran's central front today aa the Communlata malntalnad heavy running around and ran upstairs ship." Communists have infiltrated even brate* the 500th anniveraary of aircraft battarlaa at Red airfields SERVICES BANTLY the Central Intelligence Agency the first book printed from mov- preaaura on the sector fo r the third to tell my mother. He (the gun CNCW, TIUPi, irMieTII But now, be added, the Republi Earl Browder, ■outh o f the big Antung baeea In Bevaii Trims (C IA ), which he heads. abla metal t y ^ . the Gutenberg straight day. man) opened the door and grabbed can) "attempt to make you believe Manchurian aa modem atuff. He- That Interprtt The Wishes Among other things, thie agen blble, with a B|Mclal ceremony and Ths hill, due east of Kumsong, me end told me to get In. I didn’t P. 0 . R. G. TlMJWHALCee. that it was almost an act of trea- added that becaua* avallabla evi know what to dp." OIL GO. cy fumiehes both presidential can an exhibit of rare biblea. dence has shown them to be man waa the third captured by tha Of The Family —— iMAiKMEmni fmiii Attlee Powers Wife Arrested Rada sine* they launched a aeriaa T*M What to 8 ay~ 175 Bast didates. .with weekly reports on And the Post Office Is Issuing ned by Caucaelana It waa aaaumed Is Coming TEL 2.459S-2^i94 But what do you think they what American operatives hav* of heavy attacks on th* east-cen Mrs. Mary Oandring, Mrs. X5i- Center St. a apecial Gutenberg stamp. Russians war* at th* gun*. prsde's mother, weeping from the would be saying now it w * had nqt been able to learn about Com tral front Sunday. For False Data N o other book has come close to Hia statements went much fur tear gas, aald: "H* mad* m* aay BUSH HARDWARE TeL .1555 In Labor Party ■topped the enemy in Korea, .If munist activities on a worid-wlde approaching the popularity of the 01 M lOs In Month ther then those of a North Korean JOHN Be BURKE Japan was threatened and if East all thoa* things X shouted to the Range ond Fuel scale. ^ Wble. officer who surrendered through F-80 Sabre Jets swept into North Edgar Clarkt Asia was falling bit by bit to the Washington. Sept. 80—(51 Earl police. He held th* rifle against Morccambe, Eng., Sept. 30— Artnur Siimmerfleld, Republican Many an author would feel he the Panmunjom neutral zone early Korea today and the U. 8. Fifth FUNERAL HOME enemy?” he added. "W ould they Browder, former top man In th* me end mad* me shout them." Inavror —Aneurin Bevan'e left wingers National chairman, said Smith'a had hit the big time if hla book this month. The Communist lieu Air Force reported they closed out Oil Distributors not now ba saying, that Harry Tru American Oommunlet party, and a record-shattering month by Mra. Bandrtng waa rafarring to S7 Bait Oeeter St TeL 8888 won new power In British Social statement demonstrated that the sold 35,000 copies. It haa been esti tenant, who waa security officer at her frequent yelling to police ntrni ism today. They gained two more man and Joseph Stalin were boy hie wife, were srreited today on damaging on* Russian-made MIG- "natinnsi aafety has been endan mated that a billion bibles have the armistice alts, aald last Satur the- window to "Stand back and let A3EBULANOE SERVICE 3 3 3 M M r S t T M t ■eats on the Labor party's key hood friends in Out Mongolia?'' charges of making false state 15. gered" by what he called "loose been sold. day that he had seen about 30 him com* out." Male Help national executive committee and He said that "the Republican ments in a naturalization proceed ness" In Washington security Y et the demand remains iin- Russians at the Sinuiju airfield In The Air Force, after a study of Mra. Laprade suffered a cut on ousted the party's No. 3 old guard leadenihlp la now telling u* that measures. Ing*. dlminished. The new revised edi gun camera film, also added thr«a leader, former Foreign Secretary The Justice department an Wanted the danger to this nation la from Eisenhower planned to develop tion has an advance sale of a mil (OiMiUaiMd OM Pago Bight) damage claims for Sunday. That (Ceatbraed an Pag* MgM) Herbert Morrison, from the group. within, not from without. The this Republican reaction in his nounced the arreets, made In the lion copies. raised the September totals to 01 Results announced today from Apply To danger Ilea not In Moscow, hut in Columbia speech late today. It New York City area. It said the With Its hold on western dvIU- MIGe destroyed, seven probably gecrat balloting gave the Bevan Washington. Your enemy ia not would follow by about 18 hours two were taken Into custody after zation. it Isn't surprising that the destroyed end 59 damaged. Th* f^Tvea six of the seven seats, al a edersl grand Jury In New York first book printed waa the blble. previous one month rec < ^ of 44 ThomM Fbdierty Supt. lotted on th* 37-member executive (Coatioued on Page Fifteen) (Contlaiied on Page Fifteen) returned an Indictment charging But It may surprise you to learn destroyed was set in April. to local Labor party units. One they lied fcy stating, when Mr*. that this first hook also waa a News Tidbits Yesterday the Communists pow Bulletins time CihanceHor o f the Bxshequer Sut'TtuM nSudk Browder sought naturalization ered their assaults with th* heavl- OtiNial Board Qa. >alton was the other Attlee topflight printing Job. from the AP Wirea H ugh'Pa papers, that she had never been a Johann Gutenberg and his as Culled from A P W ir«« eat Red artillery barrage of the 515 Parker Strcft man tmlinaeatednai In' the teet of war. f o r t k e f strength between the Bevanites member of the Communist party. sociates turned out 300 bibles. Browder* 81, one-time Com Forty-eix of these still are In Savage fighting also flared on and the party's moderates. Viscount Astor Passes, British cruiser Belfast sails from WARNS o r REDS munist candidate for President, existence. the western front. UN infantry The Attlee force* still counted Tokyo for England without two Waahii«toa, SepL 38 — (APV Wa want you to buy Nunn-Bush eheee for tha same en the backing of the rest of the picked up by F B I agents on the The famed Gutenberg blble be men alugdeg their way to the top — Oea. Walter Baden Siiiith raaeona we like to aril them— because they'll serve committee, but the vote -for the British Political Leader . street In th* vicinity of 30 Cor- loniring T o '‘ihe''LlbVrr;'‘ Is“ ‘prlni7d ' »>y of Big Norl but lost the high aald today he has suppMed both you better-because Ankle-faehlonlng win make local, or constituency, seats wa* ' nela street, in Manhattan. on vellum, a fine variety of animal I "iT*' ground tn counter-attacking Chi Oea. Dwight Elseahewer alad them look good through extra months of wear. considered an accurate reflection Mrs. Browder, 55. was arrested skin. The text la I-atln, following I nese in pre-dawn darkneia. Greek Oov. Adlai SleveneoB with ad Cliveden. Eng., .Sept. 30--(51 I It the Browder apartment at 7 St. Jerome * fourth century ver-1 bassador Andrei Oromyko leave* 9 9 . ef the feeling among Socialism's oscow via troopa were driven from the peak empHflcstloa of Ms testinMay Viscount Astor, prominent British i Highland place. In Yonkers. Sion. The headings are red, making ' Ptane to Me Snew On Your loof rank and file members and a clear I Berlin for described "routine con when UN planes accidentally that CoaaaaaiatB prebaMy bavq publisher and sportsman and hus The department said the grand It the first color print Job of all bidicaUon of the fiery Welshn»an s sultations." bombed them during a Chinese penetrated tbe CMtral latelll* band of Virginla-bom Lady. Nancy time. growing strength in hla fight to I jury Indictment contained four Malcolm Farrell, 41, president of ettack. gear* aad every ether govera* Aator, died today. He waa 73. For nearly five centuries the Is k Sifn Of Low Fuel Expense wrest the party leadership from counts Bccusing Mr*. Browder of Farrell-Mallory Industries, Inc., of The Arm y said the Communist Lord Astor. who was bom In meat seenrtty ageney. Nunh-Bi^ AtUee and Morrison. ^ , New York and New Haven, dies hurled a record 47,313 rounds of I h * aeatg o f Morrison and Dal- New York City, long had been a (Oonttnoed ea lag* Two) (Continued on Page Fifteen) artillery and mortar fire on Allied APPROVE EDEN FLAN A snow capped roof means that: leader in British social and politi . . . Rev. Armaad F. H. Serent,
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Sales Course About Town Mrs. Hohenthal Observes to give Information and to cor much pleased at tha way both Flight Ends in Disaster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arnold and Mr. guides of the group are planning G O P Leases Store relate the actlvltlea of the Repub campaigns have been developing BOLTON and Mrs. Ltonard Pucharma for to work toward a more Intense .Begins Soon Oibbona Anaembly, CnthoUe program thia year. A ll Bolton lican ’Town committee for the town and at the Interest already ev Ladles of. Columbus, will op«n Its 100th Birthday Tomorrow p.ciUc supper meetings. election on Oct. 6 and the state idenced In support o f the Republi A special aerviee of dedication young people In the age group 13 For H cadqiiarter« For Coventry PUot, Kin fall rummagt sale at 41 Oak street and national election on Nov. 4. can tickets for both the town, Add 72 Names of new hymnals was held at CTtn- through 19 are welcome to attend puraday morning at f;30. Mn. and participate.' Adjoiiminsnt ia at Mr. Davis expressed himself aa national and stats elections. Frr« UaMm Sponitorrd Tomorrow, Oct. 1, Mrs. Emil L.O A graduate af Dean Academy tsr Church Sunday at the 11 a.m. B aRLOW’sT eLEVISIO] Richard Wharton and Mrs. John 9:48 p.m. ( w illiam H. Davla, chairman of Raat Mampton, Sept. 10—A «the pair from the demollahed worship sarvict. Rav. Arthur A. By ChamiMT o f Com* McHugh, co-chairmen, will be aa- O. Hohenthal. S r, a fat*'*'|ln Maaaachusetta, aha Is the eld- HurpIdB Food Donatleas the Republican .Town committee, flight from Long laland to Hart plana he mllated the help of ^ e d by Mrs. N. A. Pitchar. Mrs. dent of Manchester, will observe 7'oVbtiiig List Wallace’s sermon, entitled "The atata police who took them to her lOOth birthday. She now re-. the InsUtu- Ministry of Music," outtlnM the Donatlona o f surplus food to the today announced that arrange- VI I A t t . I • H I I merre Start* Oct. 6 ford haa ended In double dlaaater Felta Moxxer, Mre. W. O. Finne hot lunch program at the school Middlaaea Hoapltal. gan. Mrs. Milton Wagner, Mrs. stdea at 246 Colllne street. Hart- tIon. ^ i l e Mr. Hohanthal was history o f tha hymnal and ^ m e of menta have been made to open Re- Sales and Service for two brothera, one o f them a tha favorita old hymns. last week Included tomatoes and Maachaatar'a profrajn o f dla- Suffera Deep Cola Matthew Mortarty, Mrs. Paul New ford, with only her housekaeper,, alive, 'she traveled with him a RecordUBreaking Tally publleen campaign headquartera '>*X‘ ’ South Coventry reeldent. Both are Ouakel Is Electad parsley from Albino Gagllardone, trlbiitlva a Coat. Every Night From Dnsk thoae eaay-to-operate Power-Pivot Pedala. And check Canilno; classic ballet under Bea liiAAtlD Drive out to the East Windsor to that convenient Center-Fill Fueling: It’a a real dream trice Beene and tap jewel atone night as early aa 6:IS-^r as late and acrobatic under Joseph Price. car come true. WED.: JUST FOR YOU aa 8:8S to see both grand feature attractions. . . . The Buckingham Ladles Aid So ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. Baldwin Goswellln of Hebron ave nue, tomorrow at 7:48 p. m. Mrs. ■Harold C. Newaham of Hartford, the guest speaker, will take for her subject, "England Today."
Rev. James R. Swain of Middle- town will show picturas entitled "White Mountain Symphony,” ac companied by Beethoven's Pas torale. at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon preceding the me'mbership tea of Center Church Women’s Federa tion, to which all women of tha church are Invited. Small children will be cared for In the nursery while their mothers sre attending the showing of pictures and ten.
A t a meeting at 8 o'clock In the Rockville Baptist Church, In ob WNli il4»w l Gfm Bslr* cttl. serving the publication of the Re vised Standard veraion of the Bible. Rev. Oliver Bell of New London will be the speaker, and Pool CtMke of ovee copies of the new translation will 40,000 PomUiee be presented to heads of various Institutions in the Town of Ver non. I L . i COSTS LESS TO BUY OD Manchester Grange will meet tomorrow evening in Orange Hell New and improved, hi-tett CONNECTICUT COM 3 following a harvest supper atfl:30 Wbiu •Mnr.li lifM tsirh under supervision of the home ^ ^ } iu'i»s«^ — manufactured from a blend of selected coala economics committee. The Third and Fourth degrees will be exem HEN MAKING UP YOUR MIND about the and big-carl>lg-C( luxury at medium-car cost have — it actually a premium fuel but the ton price ot plified. GregoiyPECK Wbest car for you to buv, don’t forget the made the 1952 Packard this year's "hoc car” ! CONNECTICUT COKE is dollars less than coal! important plus o f Packard’s higher retele veluel • Only Packard gives you the flashing per The monthly maeting of the Dorcas Society of the Emanuel AinB LYTH It’s the soundest protection for the future o f formance o f the world’s highest-compression EFORE YOU SPEND AND YOU BURN PBWIR TONS R l « - C ^ P O W E R ! I’oucr 110 "horaea” atrong, RREAM-CAR RIRE! IW . lea. "lean" on n W E -C A R NTEERUVCit There’s no trick rtling Lutheran Church will be held to your investment. eight—famous Ultramatic, the smoothest, safest ia youn in the new Foril Viriiwia. Ford's new high-rom- curves . . , leu bounce to bumpa with Ford's new Auto, in and nut of tight places with Ford’s easier steering and morrow evening at 8 o'clock In the infest; 6^500^ • Latest r e c o r d f in the Official Used-Car and most dependable automatic drive—and preaaioo Slratn.Slar V*8 U the imwl powerful rnginr ever malic Hide Control teaming up ride featiiree like Ford's pariah building. Members ere re As CONNECTICUT COKE is refined to contain over smaller turning radius. And it’a a great help in parking Guide of the National Automobile Dealers proved Packard Power Brakes for quicker scops offered in Ford's field, and it delivers its GO on "regular" new lower renter, of gravity, new wider front tread, and minded to bring oldtime pictures and traffic to be able to see both (ri»t fenders through Association show that ’51 Packards bring up w ith 40% less foot pressure. 90% pure carbon, you get more heat per ton gas, thanks to Ford’s Automatic I’owrr Pilot. new diagonally.mounted rear shock afaaorbera. that big, curved onc-pieoc windahicldl or anepshota of themeelves. Hoeteasea will be Mias Anne M. B. n i « W o r l d to hundreds of dolUrs mare than cars o f com • Before you spend $2500 for any car, *2500 than coal with less waste . . . which means you Johnson, Mra. Agnea Johnson, Mrs. petitive original cost. Packard’s higher resale see and compare the ’52 Packard—your best burn fewer tons! Pearl Hultman, Mlsa Eleanor Css- value stems directly from the fast-growing buy today and your best car investment for the . . . peraon, Mtsa Harriet Cuperson n i u s i l m s nationwide demand for Packards, (fotstanding future. Remember, "Built like a Packard" You can pay mara but you can*f buy batfarl and Mies Haxel Johnson. * An imporlani two-way saving that can advanugm such as advanced contour styling meaiu built to last! eocoft w S e« How Much Packard O ffars cuf your fuel bill by as much as $30.00. ^ For Just A Little Moro Money I tffeeia i.aiea aas •wuKiiHTin 2 PACKARD only $ 22*00 p e r to n $ TECHNICOLOR H1T8! — ANTHONY OUINN • kmn icwmc • anoka kinc r v* r h A I WHS bunny "oily hare” ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE coth ebuto dollvory . Daaay Raira S. OrRRE#r ICariaae CaWat Dabarak E«rr £iA 1K A ! "WE SBRENADERS” band Oeaa T len ei' “KInif LATESTNEWS . . . “On The Solomon’s 8 T A R T IN O I CoN Comwctleut C oIm 0*JLP. RiTiera” Mints” I Siaa-eiM St aiit TOMORROW STATE Free Phone Enterprise 1451 NretLi Blag I
.... • ■ 'S - • r-.V T' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 196? P A G E F I V E P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 198S vicinity of Hartford, and holdB anklaa a alimmer look, achtavad Bngland, Scotland, Ireland. Bava* Srat claaa scout, has voluntaarad Alfred A. Jonas In chair as praal year later. Waldorf to HlUar and Mna* WONB—141b n _ya » ywyw r WTHT—1I66WTHT—1366 Start Annual Drive meetlnga one* a ith at the Grant Co. Designs through artful rontoiir shaping at WBRON ria and Luxemburg. Hebron's part aa helper, but parents must be dsnt. On Oetobsr Uth at 6 p. Viscsount A«tor, 73, tha Utla at Me father's death la home. In Manchester, Bt. Brlitoct's ee ' th* ankle tandnn. Seventy drnler in the project will ba 6600. rrieent at tha maetinga. Tha Otrl m., Muriel Bohn wlS give a dem 1616. Aator dw iad tha "CUvadan Bat” PRES WATCH WOCC—1666 Radio and TV WT60—16B6 arishrlah la represented by Mr*.Mrs. P. R. ovep IS denier nylon la uead fOr th* WKNB— 646 Of St. Agnes Guild g New Fashion Heel new heel which give* a beautiful A bouse to house canvass Is to Seouts held thatr nsaatloga Frl* onstration of plaatle wars, at tha Pie* in England la 1606 Aator had marrlad Na»- aver oalatod. Ha aald the ”ost'’ was INSPECTION l b Stan Btaadard Tfaaa WNHO—C to6 rannlck. Mr*. Gaorg* William* ^lan to H onor ba undertaken. Egcb town in tha daya at tha alemantary school. Rectory Ha& All kinds of plas ey Laaghorna of Oraaawood, Va„ aa Imaginary m up — a myth and Mra. Maurtc* O'Oaaaor; 81. aemi-dark affecL county la to name dalegataa. Tha Mlaa Joan Oeabman o f Hartford tic wares win be on sale. Includ a Bated beauty. Tha couple had from beginning to end.” Libs any pnelalK « :a a -WTHT—Cel Tlemr. «1 id*-WDRO-Newa Tha annual membership driva of Jam**', Mr*. Leonard Bull *iid A completely new fashion heel commlttaa In charge will aelact tha MS the week*end gueat ot Mlaa ing toya which will ba appraprlata ^ P agaO M ) four aoBS and one daughter. The PtiBM M lla ta r NavUla Oiamhar* w n c —Beeketact Witt. WCCC—Oond Morulas. Ooed Muata. 8L Agna* Guild begina Utla week Mra. 'nm othy K. By*. In nylon hosiery, (teaigned to give WlUo H.AIL JAP PRINCE Medal Winner parson beat fitted for the post Clara Porter. Both giria are em for Chrlstmaa praaenL A good a watch rattoraa proper ears. WDRC—It H ep p tu Brtry Dajrt WKNB—Peloe*a . eldast. WUham Waldorf Astor. aow lain vlaitad CUvadan from time to The ChlCetoena. WTHT—Breakfait with Baa. In Ifancheater. The main purpose slimmer look to anktoa. la being Tokyo, Sept. 80—GPt-Emperor ployed la Ineurance In Hartford. opportunity to prqvldo for tha ata* Waldorf Astor in New VW repair*, riaanlag and aB* WCCC-HMIc. NEW MAYOB OF U2NDON Hlrohlto's first aon, Akihlto, will Annual Meeting aueeaada to hla father's Utla. tima hafon hia iU-fatod Munich WONS—Weather; New*; Bill J*akla« of thia guild Is to raise fuhda for dUtributad by th* W. T. Grant Co. Hie Hebron Women’e Club wdl Sapper InrUntlea aon, which will soon appear. All York aty aa May It, 1676, ha pact with Hitler. Aator pointed WHAT—Ntwt; rolke Hop. . Show. London, 8*pL 60—(m—Waalthy be proctolmed officially the Crown Nnan are cordially Invttad, Tha Aston aatartalaad thous- Jaatnent tnat foot watch to WON8—Jack Downty'a Muiw Ihep. W n C -B o b Steelo. the bencit ot Bt. Agnee Home In under ita own rSIS brand name. lireBt H artford Veterans hold Its annual meeting Oct. t at Townapeopla are Invited to one was a gnat, great graadaoa ad aads of vlalton at thatr aauulva out, howaver, that ha was iMat to WKNB—Newt: To Bt AnnourcaS. 1:1*—WONS—Now*. Sir Rupart da la Bara la London'* Prince on''^Nov. 10. Akihlto, who whatbar members or noL TW a GaadaTh OertMad Watetonakar VVest Hartford. The home has been Davelopmant of this new pat win be 19 on Dec. 68, also will ba the home o f Mra. Nail Wajeeman, of Ollead'a famoua baked bean tha finrt Astor and a graat graad* Bianakm CUvodaa. During tha lata manyothOr pramlnaat guasta with 4 il»-W T IC -S te lla DalUa. I : U—w n c —Weather. new Lord Mayor, ragardad by Group Sets Pro|tram at > p.m. Hosteasas who will help suppere, sponsored by the Hebron will be rafrsMimanta served, and 4:f hosiery for the Grant LAND SUEVEYING KEMP^S, Inc. lonor, win be honored by tha De- will bring In a slate of officers for and coffee. Proceeds will go to* duties aa librarian of, tha Douglas la 1616, and bacaaM a viseouat a soeiatad in tha public mtaid with on a Bide. WCCC—Newt: ReqiiMIt Matinee. WTHT—Newa tion. 'For the babies, a special Hartford, Sept. 60—Wf)—Con Co., working In elooe cfwperation tha 1083*66 season, for the club’s iilA —WTlC—Front Par* Farrall. . WTIC—Newa eupervisor end two teachera of oc necticut haa racalved a National with one of tha country's leading lartmant of Connecticut, Vetarana wards a furnace for the hall, Library, spent part of tha time WHAT—Crciiby'a Quarter WHAT—Cup of Cofloo Club. E4wor4 L Davts, Jr, FINE lEDDING approval. which haa bean a crying need for visiting her cousin. Miss Marion l i i e —WTIC—Lorenao Jonaa WONS—Newa. cupational therapy are employed Safety CouncU award for the low hosiery mill*. 766 MAIN STREET TElw: it rorden Wan, and ita I.adlaa’ Regtatered Load Sarvayor Scant Lander Needed a long time. wm of Herkimer, N. Y. BH6 Mflrittw*! WwHBBVBp ^w 9 WHAT—Band by Demand. ■:l*--WDRC—Shoppers Spacltla by the GuUd. est violent death rate In the couh' Mr. Scannell emphaalsea that WDRC—Memory Lana • w n c —Newa The executive board of the GuUd try In I6S1. Connecticut's rate waa thia la by no means a novelty haal 16 Praetor Road Maaekeetar jniirnun. Oct 4th, at an avent A leader ie needed for the He* Pan AeUvMaa WCCC—Nawa; Mualc. W K N B-Phll Hale. conslsta of two or three women 41.2 accidental fatalltlaa par 100,- but raprasanta a style modlBcatlon *10 taka place at tha Middleaex bron OIrl Scout Troop, as aasis* The Woman's Guild of St. Maackratar Bvenlag Herald WKNB—Cream of the Crop, WHAT—Jeatlns with Wamp. TtL 7616 •:4»—WDRC—Curt Maaaay. WONS—Bill Jenkint Show. representing each pariah In the 000 population. of a bMic heel treatment. It givaa VFW Poat Col. Jamaa r, Daly of tnnt to Mra. Robert H. Horton, Patsr’a Episcopal Church made Habraa baraai . Mlaa Saaaa Pax* WHAT—Newa WTHT—Martin Asronsky. Adverti60 in The Herald'— It Pays •Waat Hartford, paat aUU com* until aha is able to rsauma her plantlana for tha fall activities at Its dietoa, talei kaae WUSaMaOc WTIC—Notea and Quotaa I;M—WCCC — Newa; Breakfast N*v*> mandar, and chief adjudicator at place as lander. Mlaa Hetty ShOray, last masting at Rectory Hall, Mra. 1606-J-t. WKNB—Nawa; Requaat Matinee. bey. Tho "Wondor Of • ;U —W TH 1-Frankie Frtach, BaU* WONB—BUI Jenkins Show, tha Veterana Admlnlatratlon, SAVINGS DEPOSITS acorea. w n c —Radio Basaar. Hartford, will ha maatar o f cara* Nafiiro” Flowtr W ONS-Cerll Brown, Nawa. WTHT-Bob Llovd, , monlaa. Jamaa Shanlay win be WKNB—Newa. •fto—WKNB— lUllat. Hour. Amotlug ^ . Raanlar i:» - W T H T -J o h n Conte. gueat apaaker. received ON or BEFORE •lee-WDRC-Nawa. W ONS-Oabriel Heatter. • :*• -WDRC—Newa What’s Doing at Pratt & Wliitney Aircraft- ClalaMid n y Both WTIC—Newa. Jotanaton, who haa lived In Ha* W THT—Nawa; Joe OIrand Show. WCCC—13 Hundred anO M HIta lYSTEIIA WHAT—Newa WHAT—lUllan Propram. bran for tha paat aavarmi yaan, October 6th WONS^Nawa W KNB-Nawa; The Little Show. bft who retalna vot^g righta in t i l l s —WTifc—Botl Steele. WONS—New*. WHAT—Sporta; Supper Serenada WTHT—Breekfaat Club, dblChaater, ia claimed by both Ha* WONS—Jim Britt, iporta. w n c —Thaater of Melody. bten and Colehaatar aa a reaidaat Will Draw Interest From October 1st WDRC—Jack Smith, Sporta t i l l —lA'DRL—Thta I* Hartford. PARENTS! WONS—Tello-Te»L Ha entered World War n from tha Site—WDRC— Jack Salman. Amaton aectton of Hebron, which t:U —WDRC—Thia I BelleVa. WKNB—Ed Bwett Show. WTIC—Weather. • :l*—WKNB—lUllan Hour. _ . la In Tolland County. Hia name ap- •:3e—WTIC—Em't Cote Olee Club. w n c —Nrw*; Tou and Tour Child. paara on both the Hebron and Col* A TREAT FOR YOUR KIDDIES WDRC—Guy Lombardo. WONS—Cretn Pettrraon Show. cheater honor ratla. Hla wife waa a WONB—Nawa; Muaic for America WCCC—New*; 13 Hundred and 10 WTHT—Streno Oammcll. hlU. Oolcheater girl, which givaa riaa to WCCC—New*; Mu*le. WHAT—Itallar Propram. t)M above attuatlon. AT THE STATE THEATER dttt-WTlO-Three Star Extra li4S—WDRC—Bias Croeby. WDRC—Newa w n c —Victor H. LIndlahr. fnU A II ATTIIACTION—Thia giant Air Force Douglu C-124 cargo plant. Bolton Defeated WTHT—Stock*—Sporta. • WHAT—Famous T rtila /The Hebron>Calchaatar Inter- OCTOBER 11 - 2 P. Me WKNB—Phil RIaautn. WKNB—Quia Call. powot«d by four Pratt A Whitney Woop Mdjor waa ona of a number of Obuttty baaeball team defeated d:35—WONh—Spolltaht On Sporta. WONS—Crean Patterson. Pratt A WhitnoY-powond conunerciai and i^ ta ry airpUnM on exhibit for tha I*:**—WDRC — Arthur Godlrey. Boltoa In ita Snal game of tha year % t :«a—WDRC—Beulah. recent dedioatkm of Murphy Terminal at Bradtoy Field. A new .vereion of this WTIC—Muitc. WTHT—My True Story: by a aeora of S*l, at Colehaatar WTHT—Weather; Headline EdIUon. w n c —Welcome Trayeler*. mammoth plane, powered by four Pratt A Whitney T-34 turboprop enginee is Sunday afternoon, fo r Ita ISth WONS—Fulton Lawl*. Jr. WKNB—News; Throush The Tears. oonaecutiva victory. Harold Veal t : l » —WONS—T*llo-Te*t. WHAT—Italian Propram. echeduled to be ilj^ g early next year for the Air FtHrea-. INTEREST WTHT—Elmer Davla WON8—Crean Patterson Shew. won hla ISth game of tha year, WDRC—Jerk Smith Show. V ;lt—WDRC—Arthur Oodtroy, allowing one run and Sva htta. WTIC— Republican Stale Central WKNB—Oor. Lodpe. A FREE KIDDIE SHOW WONS—Peula Slone Show. Dave Shea caught and alao eol* Committee. |:sa—V,'TIC—New*. I*:I*^W TH T—Whlaperinp Strteta Meted two doublea and a triple. ROY ROGERS AND CARTOONS PER YEAR WTHT—Silver Eexle. WONS—New*. S. tov in e alao hiul three hita. Ha- WHAT—Symphony Hell. I*:3b-WCCC—Newa: U Hundred acd baon amergea from tha aaaaon’a WONS—Oebrlel Heatter. (0 Hit*. WDRC—To Be Announced. WHAT—Italian Program, gamaa without loaing one, a 2 1:4*—WDRC—Ed Murrow. w n c —Double or Nothing, ip th a atandlng o f 16*6. A FULL 2 HOUR SHOW WTIC—One Mer e Family. WONB—Ouy Lombardo. Taking Selenca Oanraa WONS—Dorl*. Day, WKNB—Mystery Voice. Three of the Hebron alemantary OPIN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON I :S4—WONB—New*. I*;M—WTHT—When a Girl Marriea Grows Uk» Mogle |:e*—WDRC—People Are Funny, lit**—WTHT—Lon# Journey. ■ehMl teachera, Mra. Floyd A. Nnnds NO SUN! NO SOIL! WTIC—Ceyeleede of America, WTIC—Strike It Rich. Pogll, Mra. Ida C. Hack and Mlaa o n YOUR «B 6l THURSDAY IVKNINGS 4:30 Io t:30 WTHT—Mayor of Time Square. WKNB—New*; MO Club. Harmella Brouaaaau, are takiM a . ^ 0 WATMI Only WHAT—Muele. WONS—Ladle* Fair. WONS—Jimmy Cerroll Show. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. ehoraa In acianca at tha n u t FREE TICKETS WHAT—Ilellen Program. Am Utotifgi u m tvliB 8:15—WHAT—Serenada In Blue. Hampton High School, under Dr. (CLOSKD WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) 1:8*—WDRC—Mr. and Mra North. 11:1I—WTHT—We. The Women. AT TH l KIDDIE PAIR WTIC—Red Skelton. ‘ II :!* —WONB—New*. Hobart Wlckwlra o f tha WlUlman' ETOW and Moom Indoors lltM -W D R C -O rant.' Slam. tie State Taaohara’ Odlaga. absoiuUly wUbont sun. f l MP s l i WONS—Story Of Dr. Kildare. — ------/ast Mitssv. WHAT—Morton GoulC Condueta WCCC—News; 13 Hundred and 10 Dr. Gharlaa M. Lareomb aubatl' NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE ' k WRidow ledgs or In a dish «:4A-E»c*j>e With Me. Hits. tutad la grade Sva Monday at tha lattaaa Iran 1 to 6 P. Bf. dally, ssasks thay snu bloom 1 :0*—WDRC—Life With Luixl. WTIC—Bob and Ray. Radia Btatkm WOOO, 1666 aai ramr diaL biM Irom soft lUae to WHAT- -•Malaano Program. Habraa alemanUry achoot for BOX OFnCE FOR THIS SHOW < Gdaeb Krssn ststns. WONS—New*; Ofrici*l Detectlra WONS—Queen for e Day. OIraet Fran Btadia to Bank wtodow Mlb. Uss__ 5 S or or 4 4 WTHT—Town Meeting Ignatlua liombardo, due to tha umSm-mm tonm___ ’UvlnK'* bouqust WTIC—Mtrllii end Lewla WTHT—Break the Bank. lattar*a Ulnaaa. Mrs. Walter C. yottrd&te rooinroom taM and In tbs ilv> WHAT—New*; The Nlfht Watch. W KNB- Music from; nut of the W est a roeasTideai atf,tfts for all flowsr lov- 11:4»—WDRC—Rosemary. Hewitt BUbsUtutad fo r Mra. Ooidla POR YOUR CONVINHNCI — UNTIL TH I SHOW srs. Dsod SBrrorl._ . i. plos lOe for postacs. • :3a—WTIC—Sen. McCarthy. WTIC—Dave Oerrowty. Uvarant in tha primary grad# nandllttR.______or - bsttsr" “ still, savs postacs WONS—Myilcriou* Traveler. WKNB—Music Out of the W est and by ordtrlna 5 for SI. 12 for WDRC—My Friend Irm*. 42 or S3 for 20. all postpaid. It’s a good • ;3A—WDRC—Stex-e Allen Show. WHAT—RonionI Program. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK tdsa to ordsr at Isait 12 now. bsesuss If • iM—WTHT—Erwin Cenhem. Afteraeen you acdsr oolv a fsw. yoa'rs surt to I*:**—WDRC—New*, Straw Hat Con I3:ia—WDRC—Wendy Warren. Tha Tolland County 4-H eom* ^Snat M r s and our supply will bs sons. WCCC—Luncheon Muaicale. mittaa, of which l*tloy B. Kinney See Ba Barr. B hr/ Itotodb 4 h e f J7.0.D.*s wsicoms on ordtrs of Si or cert. WONB—Curt Maaaey Time. "W**- m raatssd to Mosm WHAT—Polleh National Home. WHAT—lUIlan Voice. 1 Sang Isnafaky of Habran are WTIC—Two for the Money. WTIC—New*: Weether. mbafs, will naka an effort to fiSiTi AT i: WTHT—John Dely. WKNB—News; Movie Time. Tnaphona i • 4 f u 4m n M ln 2 gu u — M or w n c —The Doctor’* Wife. WTHT—New*; Top Hit Time; Bcortf WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. W HAT-Open House. 1:13—WDRC—Perry Mason. WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. Television 1:1*—WDRC—Nor* Drake. WCCC—New*; Muilc. WONS—News; Conn. Ballroom. P M 4:0fC-K*te Smith, WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. b 00-Joe Dtmaeaio * Diigout. 1:43—WDRC—Brighter Day. w n c —Mid-afternoon News; Inalc.'e 8; 1,1—Meet the Star*. Nrw* from Hollywood. 1; 30—Howdy Doodv._, l:3 a -W D R C -H im op House. VOTE FOR A CONTINOANCE OF f 00—Prescott Bu*h". WONS—Jack Downey's Music Shop. S ; 1,1—The N«ture o , Tring*. fi:30— Musical Mooient*. WTHT—New*; Top Hit Time. B 40—Weather Forecast. WHAT—News; Open House, isvm i Pratt A Whitney employees reoently Joinad S; 4.1—W orld New* Tot'ay. w n c —Life Can Be Beautiful. the ranks bf those who have served the company for 7:00—Sen. Benton. WCCC—Music. 7:16—'Tom Dodd. Newa; 840 Club. 26 yean. The newest "Quarter Century Chib” mem 7:30—Gannett Time. 1; 13—WDRC—House Party: New*. # AWARD SNOWBAUID>JameeA.SuUivan, bers are: Herman L. Yost, Edward C<>s^> William 7:40—A. A. Riblcnlt. WTIC—Roar; of Life. 7:45-^C*mel New* Caravan. l:ia-W C C C —News; Mualr. " a Pratt A Whitney Aircraft employee of Hawkeworth, George W . Jones, Alfred H. Marshall, B:00—Milton Berle. WTHT—Score*: Top HR Time. 8:.10—Keen Posted. WHAT—WHAT Jamboree. Middletown, has won the biggeat eupple- GOOD, CLEAN TOWN GOVERNMENT p-00—To Be Announced. WTIC—Pepper Tourga Family. mental suggBation award in tte oompony’e 9:30—Suspense. 1:43—WCCC—Junior Disc Jockey, 10.00—Two for Ihe Money. w n c —Right To Happiness. hiatbry. Thia meana that aaide from winning 10:10—To Be Announced. \ WDRC—Carl Smith. an original award in 1961, of $81.92 tor eug- 10:4.1— Adventure At 10:46. 3:53—WDRC—Aunt Jemima, 11:00—I'xe Got a Secret. 4 :•#—WCCC—Mualc. WDRC—I. Happens Every Day, geeting an improved lathe tool, hia idM 11 :.10 —Where Wea I? WTHT—Cel Tlnney, worked out so well and saved eo much pro 13:00—New*. WTIC—Backalag* Wile. 1-A Tem srrew WHAT—New*. duction time, that the Suggestion Committee 2-A 3.A S-A 4-A 7-A 4-A A. M. SHERWOOD G. 7:00—Today. re-evaluated the idee and awarded him THEODORE L HARRY J. EVEREHR. JA C O I P. HAROLD A. SAMUa J. 9:00—Test Pattern and Music. C. LEROY 9 :4 ^ M o r n ln g New*. $2,121 more. a BOWERS 10:00-your Window Shopper. FAIRBANKS FIRATO KENNEDY MILLER TURKINGTON TURKINGTON NORRIS lr.no—The Guiding L ight, lt:16—Al Pierce. HEARING-AID PUTURI MITALSMITHS—72 young men from 11:30—Strike It Rich. 42 towns in Connecticut, recently comprised the \.ik P M ** .. . . 12:0O^Ruth Lyon * .10 Club. BATTERIES third claae to take jet metalamith training at 12:1,1—I..ove o- Life. 12;30:-Sear'h for Tomorrow For All Hesring-Aids Pratt A Whitney Aircraft to meet the need for 12:4.1—N ency’s Kitchen. akilled workera on jet engines. Below, Leadmah 1:30—Garry Moore. J:30-N ew *. Guaranteed Fresh Rimny Galinat instructs Apprentices Raymond 2 4.1—To Be Announced. St. Pkrre (standing) and Richard Dixon in the 3:00—The Big Payoff. •ItT IN THI iTATI-Pratt A 3 30—W elcome Travelert. use of a precision gauge. J 4:00—Kate Smith. Whitney Aircraft’s baseball team won everything in tight in ’62. Titles won were Hartford Indus SEE AND HEAR trial League, Manchester Twilight 873 Main St. T eL dIRR League, and the State Industrial. Front row, L to r.. Captain Dick Foloy, Jtdin Satapj, lU ph Schu- TOM inay, Sam Wylie. Setx^ row, Btiiineae Manager Don Teahan, Tad M roiowski, Joa Tripp, Chariaa Koblanaki, Bob Andrews, TomBargamini,Cc«chJohnRoaer, Ed Madden. Back row. Bill DODD Padcreweki, Rod Amidon, Bob DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Erioson. Chariaa Maxurak, Matt FOR CONGRESS Wallaoa, Paul Cidxm, Iggy Miller. POE FOR From the FIRST DISTRICT CANDIDATES FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN CLERK 6 TOWN TREASURER TONIGHT A t 7:15 VOTfe PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT FOR WNHC-TV DIVISION or VNinO AIHCIUrT COHrOMATION SUABLE K ESFONSIBLE K ESOUROEFUL Main Ofiea and Plant: EAST H ART^ED, CONNECTICUT THESE Paid by Committee for Electioa •r Tom Dodd.^ BnHuh Plants: NORTH HAVEN • SOUTHINGTON • MERUnN Alfred Wechsler, Treasurer. H o r t ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1951 ^ E 8 I X MANCHESTER EVENING HfcRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1952 PAGE aiiyyi Cm ------of the addltkxia to tha Bower* and at Ui* aama Uma, atlU pr*a*rvtii( would think th a t he’s the kind of Town Engineers ^ South aehoola, however, will not Ask Students Aid of Vemen Oaatar, and Mrs. Iva of expenditures Britb recommenda th* deaf, Long Island, N. Y., erlll fellow the RtuMrions ought tn Ilk* Board of Education Candidates be let until after General Manager Staei* of Stafford. Thera will be tions. Lutheran Ladies be guest speaker, and he Brill pres Fabric Work Class 4Umrl|Piitpr thalr fr»#dom-of cholro. a otmlter party her* Oct. 8 Brtth To empower th* Board of Select ent a 4-y*ar-old deaf child from Om Dm ! Sait a little Mt’ 'St least mora^than Richard Martin's return Friday Parley Turnout Tha Intmadlata Cornmunlat ro- Get Beachwagon from Konaaa City, Mo, where he Mrs. Stephen Zoches In charge. men and the toorn treasurer to Meeting Tuesla goyy propoaala no aarloii* attention, and to another theory tha next, so I Ion's sal* price of a new Ford catlons have been prepared. These fold, have been recorded in Dta- Second Congregational Church entitled to vote In the national T h o Maarhester Eveoiag Her- th* necessary arrangements may plans are expected In about two tant for parent teachers aosoeia- sM. Ceveatrjr bureau. Mrs. Charles be completed. Their program fair Milan, Italy, Sapt. SO—(#)-— member or ___ that will apparanliy mean they that we adopt on* policy one day : beachwagon waa 81.T8S, as oppos- tionf for high aehoola. Brill speak. trict one. Brill meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at election. MASONIG TEMPtsT the ABBOaXTBO FREBB ^cd to 11,783.08 Bsked by Carter weeks. In th* second district, tha OOP the home of Mrs. Walter S. Ha- Aaaual Town Meetlag L. IJItle. telephone Caveatry the evening will be In keeping with Snow up to 18 tnehes deep fell In ORDERS FREE FUNERALS Tba >U*ontit*4 Pro** I* are waiting for two thinga to hap and another policy the next, ao galned six previouely imregtatered; ven, superintendent.pel Th* group The annual toBm meeting Bdll be 7-6U1. the apIritUBl program of th* L.uth- th* Italian Alp* as th* flrat snow ■tltladtoth* uaa of raptihlleatioo of I Chevrolet and 11.710 asked by fall of the saaaon hit northern Como, Italy, Sept, SO—U4>—Free ODTstlAaNa R aaw* diapotcho* rr*dlt»d to It or pen before they open thalr mind* that our whole appraisal of Rus Bruner's, Inc., for a O. M. C. person! and on* Democratic trans Bdli make plana for th* program held at the George Heraey Robert cran Women's Mlaalonary Leagus. S lt" ” h.r5JEl be boosted to 40 cents. lems and plana." He says a school built cheaply may, We pride ourselve* on being “Cloee" to our and one mixed tea in which Brill She ia married to John W. Hol cHenta—as close In fact aa your telephone. preciated the numerous offers of Have The Stock WE WIU SEU ST THE LOWER PRICE thara hava bean Republican This la mor* of a wag* Incraas* AU the candidates having dis in th* long run, "turn out to be be added marigold petala. Mra. den. assistance from Coventry and area aaaa tn tha campaign, if thara than federal regulations would al carded their middle names and quite expensive." COES Our office is convenlontly located on the towns and th* aid given by the Simmons said that marigolds are conside.red one of the most heal baan a ua* of chargaa not low, and It will probably entail initials before they even ventured He is married to th* former ground floor right In the heart of the business local lire company. Doris C. Mahoney, and the couple seetlon, so you ran s t ^ In without any trouble ing of plants, especially In treat INSIDE OR H us M-DW FREE Imidly baaad and eatrama ln>na mor* of an Increase In the price to seek nomination, there was no Concerning Hall Appointment ment of skin and heart ailments. thing left for them to: for the various candidate* to alee- Inc.” Kindergarten, Mrs. Clarence A Miss Cora E. Kingsbury will b« Ml af the Demoevata, Front familiar handle for a candidate POLICY I given a miscellaneous shower Fri gethar—hav# *4uniy decided on i must b* reduced to one syUable, tive town offices. Bradfleld, Mrs. Donald C. Smith on. tk* appeal to tho dmotien common policy to which govern' Being -vitally Interested In poli Mrs. Robert Hallowell, Miss Ada- day at 7:30 p.m. at the CThurch which the taoleat voter can master, tics,. 1 am greatly alarmed over Community House in North Coven thg inieUact wtU M in the jaBRt muet knuckle down and for but that all aemblanc* of dignity, line Hoff, Mrs. Richard Palmer: th* increaa4d town expenditurea primary, Miss Patricia McKuslck try. Anyone In the toB-n desiring neoAtlr jkaadUna*. Preiti now which the public must pay. preatlga, breeding or distinction that alt taxpayers are called upon to come Is Invited by her numer must M avoided, aa tha plague. Mrs. Robert S. White; lower jun t)^''-|;)libiafi|tiU wtl! enjoy Hiar* W4UI a time when Mr. to pay. We must give a)l our at ior, Mrs. Roy Palmer, Miss Grace ous friends to attend this com load in atatamtniii which do Lawta used to attack Ui* ownera It's a luekjr thteg for Oover- tentions to this one item bsfor* Y. White; juniors, Mrs. Herbert munity affair. Refreshment* will roof ee ■or Ledge he’s oot ruaalag this casting our votes; especially thoae P \ YOU CAN S ... quite Aiid thaipaelvaa at home ap a monopoly group, He doesn't W. Love, Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon be served. I the realm of fbot. From now on, year, or It wouiq have to be Jack seeking election- to tn* Board of junior high. Miss Dorothy Spen Eugene W. Latimer is recupera bother writh that kind of attack Ledge, And we are floatly be- Directors. I R obert J. Smith cer, Mrs. G. Wallace Moberg. ting at his home on Wall street Da>noerate wilt make the any more. Me himself haa become gtealag to see cleawly, for the It la my belief that the G.O.P. INCORPORATED 'There will be a potluck Friday from two cracked rib* received re How can you be sure of choosing the fullest value in television? The new ami MiiMt Irraaponalbl* 4MW q f thq mdhopoly ,managers ire t WMe^ why the Republkaui members of the Board of DIractors at 7 p. m. in the vestry of the cently In a fall. Big i^erahlp, sad big labor boas- atate eeaveetlon refused to hava had very little regards for REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Church. Mrs. Thomas J. Moran Is Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Coutu of Du Mont gives you proof you can see and compare... in picture and sound... in the beauty nemlnate a O are Boothe Lnce, Babcock Hill, South Coventry, Hary Trumaa ia Out oii the road, dam,' have found that; together, the taxpaysra. Their promlaea to TELEPHONE 8480 general chairman. Invited are the even teeugh the reeoundlog the voters, and taxpayers, are I church-school staff. Board of were given a surprise house warm of its cabinets . . . in prices that bring television’s finest quality within the means the role ha levat beat. Ha'a go they comprise an Independent *m'> noweaetature Is almost aeres- many In numbers, but the fulfill "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1814" Christian Education, parents of ing party over the weekend at to "tear 'em apart," Ha'a go pira Jn the mtdat of America, an sary with her, to avoid confusion ment of these promlaea are very the church-school pupils. Rev. Tru their new home here, by their Im of all. See how easily you can afford a superb new DuMont Teleset*. bo be tha "hatchet man" au empira-ao powerful It can be with the netreas of slmllsr name. lacking. man O. Ireland, minister, wilt talk mediate friends. The couple for «. Ha'a going to "eKpoaa” the taw to Itaelf, and lay down law to On one banner now hanging In Wishing to state, that I honest L i to the group. Coffee, rolls, des merly resided at 253 Jackson to whom, not ao long ago, ha Hartford the voters are exhorted ly believe that th* G.O.P. haa bean aert, will be furnished. street, Wllllmantlc. A buffet lunch the raat of ua. to vote for Tom, Bill and Stan, a dismal failure In remembering World-Wide Oommiininn was In charge of hostesses Mr*. If mere ar law offarad the There la thus, It would appear, Theas friendly Individuals are thosB who foot the bills. I'd like to World-Wide Communion Sunday Ann Pompel snd Mrs. Girard Por- Th© new DuMont receives more... Th© new DuMont gives you more! idancy. such a thing as too much under Dodd, Benton and Prlbyson, the see an entire Democratic Board of will be observed at the church dur tier. both of Wlllimanllc. and Mrs. (v^Ha’a going to tall the voter* the Democratic party’s candidates for DIrectora elected this year. Know- ing the 10:45 a. m. services. There Richard F. Murdock of South standing and cooperation between Oongraaa In the First, for the Sen ing no Board of Directors la com will be no sermon. Services will Coventry. 1% nith"^hia varalon. muiagement and labor—auch ate, ' and for Congreasman-at- plete without a woman represen center around participation In the Pinochle Games Wall, 8(r. Tbuman alwaya makaa thing as Industrial peace which Larga. tative, It Is my privilege to recom Ordinance of the Lord's Supper. There were nine and one-half H letUng campaign reading and goes beyond reasonable negotia- 'niere will have tn be an Abe mend Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick, If There will be a special business tables of pinochle In play at the elected will do her utmost to re meeting following worship serv I f lUnlng^ Juat aa do aoma of thej Unn and recnncUlatlon of interests added to the list, and a Joe and a Pine Lake Shores Community Club BUI, and ao on. And when they all store the people's faith in town ices here Sunday. Action will be ciiMiR picTwet. lim a tmi NflV ‘^PICTUM lU M T* Nw iiuTMme CMeum AmMAVM mm IgrcapeaBlbl*' axtramlata who are party Thursday night at their club Du Moat briasa you eletrcr pir> laieaioua Du Moat eireuila nag* Into the creation of a monopoly get together, on one of the TV government, look after th* tax - taken on the resignation of Ed house. Prizes were awarded to the Buili-ia DuMoai '’Picture Cuard" Tba Du Moat SaHaeiia* tuba gitaa S tha Republican fold. But after payers' money, and will B’ork ward A. Neumann as superintend tufM and RDuad! lAmg>ranjiR rw* rhecka iaierfrreare, greatly iw* nily, halaara and perfect tba p«c> you cUaraat. akirpaal pleturea frnai which has the public itself within programs operated by that prime following: Women's 'first, Mrs. caption! F H F i^otiaion ton! freaaing pirturw quality! tur« aigaal rwaived! •dga la adga . , aulMsatiaally! a axdtad Intareat in what ha wilt Its power. minister of the folksy approach, hard to Induce haw Industriea to DON’Ti- MISS THEM! ent of the church-school and direc Merritt of Wllllmantlc; second, move into our town. tor of the every-member canva-ss id anaga to aay naqt, there cornea Rome day, If this trend con good old "Blll^' Benton, the nick Mrs. Fred Jones; third, Mrs. Mil name din la something triffic. Remember! Voter*, ^"W hal’a Theire will be an election of new dred C. Judatz. Men's flrat, Arthur I moment of aome re\‘ulaion, at tinues, the government, which hen worth a chance la worth a trial." officers to fill, for the remainder I B8t on tha part of votera who That’s when we instinctively turn Fontaine of Wtllimantlc; second, hitherto recognised Its function as toward something Republican, Thanking you for the allotted SEE THEM BOTH ON TV WEDNESDAY of the current year, v,-\cancles Robert Lee; third. Fred Jones. H ■atend to aoma adult Intelligence one of getting management and only to be invited to submit our apace, caused by the double resignation Specials. Mrs. Lottie Thompson of ijl' their own. I remain, The annual meeting of the Con labor to cooperafe peacefully, la queattona to Bill Purtell or Prei Francis J. Happenny. nectlcut Conference of Congrega Mansfield Depot; Irving Campbell f / / £ / s Ii And, Juat aa w* era aorry for going to have to take up the Bush. That ahtfta ua back to the PNfTMUftlie KEAIIUI MATCNII HINT AM MUM eutTiM-gumi cawin usfNS iuttin Mm ^ hat aoma of the Republican Democrats again, until w* hear The auperu. For If there la AH Sets Purchased Tonight Will Be thing muet ba put In as a desig I Haoner* make their own declalon one thing that fs notable about nation, just xeros. Whoops! This ia N a y I o I' 8773 1 ithout questioning or Interview- Mr. K'-enan and his own attitude beginning to get a little too. famil iar. A'hd we're afraid that, after I4H . 34H Knit these e.isy to iiia..e .,'0- l| K or screaping^by anybody. toward the Russians, It ia that he all, we like our atateamen to have needle gloves for yourself or for ae^tnd p r o p e l would have If you are, you'll be pleased usually demonstrates a calm resounding names. If we may be with this classic daytime dress the "little-one." They ere well- Installed Before The World Series Game Tomorrow I I* 'Viwner* interviewed about poised, dispassionate attitude to so bold aa to say ao, nteknamea .-i \1-\IN v|-\( \Nv 1|, -.Hv ; 0 SFEDIAL TRADE-IN DEAL created eapectally In half sizes to fitting snd will add a-new touch d leir decision by rapreaentatlvea ward Russia, as If Russia were an don't really aend ua. OPEN TUESDAY save you time In alteri'ng your pat of color when made in gay-col ored yarns or white yarn trimmed '4 neutral countriea. historical phenomenom, to be IM oawy'a wiR toha onythiaq « « mwla-la tern. Takes nicely to' a variety - The ti\lrd proposal would have analysed objectively and handled of fabrics, too. In red. tow6NUa«2r'G.I.TV. NIGHT TIL 9 Pattern No. 8773 is a sew-rit* Pattern No. 8049 consists of ■ I the prisoners brought to this coolly. He has been learned and complete knitting Instructions for Get Your Set Now — Save up to $40 Furnace Filters Need Changing NOW 4. perforated pattern in sizes 14<4, a lutral' aone, all checked off clinical about Russia, and he has 1814, 18H, 2014, 22'z. 24',. Size adult In medium size and child a rainit the official lints of shown more disposition than most 16',4, short sleeve, 4 1-4 yards of in size 6, material requirements, Don’t let dirt-dogged air filters rob you of I taonera, and all then considered supposed students of Russia to 88-inch. stitch Illustrations and finishing heat. Stop in tor your new set of genuine directions for adult and children I gaily repatriated. Following this avoid emotional judgments and For this pattern, send SOc in SPECIAL SHOWINO TONIOHT TIL 10i» DUar-Brop Air Filtere today. coliu, your name, address, size de sizes. II irmal ceremony, however, those moral (.'ondemnations. sired, and the pattern number to Send 25c in coins, your name, I iaonera who then wished to re- We should have to clasaify Mr. RUE BITRNBTT, THE MAN address and the pattern number For tho World Sorios, Buy TouighMustill Touiorrow I im to the Bide by which they Kennan, therefore, as a level CHESTER EVENING HERALD, to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN CHESTER EVENING HERALD, l i d been detained would be al headed diplomat who Is reUtlvely 1188 AVB. AMERICAS, NEW FILTHS YORK 86, N. y. 1186 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 358 EAST CENTER STi -TEL. 5191 ii wed to do so. free from the hate for the Rus • r M.m*a.U.8.Pa(.OirjDw*as-Caniasnb*csiHCiMpwsii*a MALONEY’S Ready for you now—Basic YORK 86, N. Y. ‘Hiis third proposal corocs sians and the conviction of MANCHi:.STER PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. Fashion for '52, Fall and Winter. Anne Cabot’s New Album of Ijl (waat to establishing a flctiuh inevitable war which distinguish r. T. BUSH. JRU PRES.-TRKAS. MO CINTit STRUT. TIL. M04« 29f MIDDLE TURNPIKE WUT. TlL. 2.1021 This new issue la filled with Ideas Needlework is chock-full of grand COME UP TONIGHT t all pj;lBonern would be re- so many purported students of the "IF rrs HARDWARE WE HAVE ITT for smart, practical sewing for a design*, plus axcttlng features and naw saaaon; gift pattern printed a gift pattern priiRed in tee book, iCemrouniats while, Russian situation. And ao one wmmmmmmrnmm inatda th* book. 3Sc. M cents. ^ ■■■ V / »AOE B G B T MANCHlSffm tVEVmO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 18M MANCHESTER EVENINO ^ lA L D . MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1988 Rockville prspsrtlsa. sad that to* taxpayers Bible Contains many tranalatioiw of to* BIM* pointed out that ragardlaat of dif *TIm World In His Armz* win ha given ample opportunity leeding up t* this present new ference in word usage ar eustoas, ector Candidates Bank Thief lU.S.Uaveils Obituary C IA H ead to meet with th* repreeentaUvee the untveraal experieuce af reading Ot toe company and dtocnaa aa- Flaming Wonl, "Moeee gev* th* WMd In vlgor- God’s Word hriaga with It a srasmenta. eus Hebrew te hi* peapi* ta their warmth ta toe humaa haart Revised Bibles to Be Given Th* Board of Asaeaaore Includes ewn tongue. Paul wrote Christ's In concluetoa Mr. Blmpaon da- Give Views on Issues Surrenders Fast Firing D e stlu Fears Reds Perry A. Lathrop. WUIlam F. ' Preacher Say» goepal In th* famiUar Greek of hie acribad how th* Flaming Word Bchmate aad Howard O. DImock. day. Jerome gavq. the Later Vul lights aad epraadi. Na matter hew Community Representatives Teday** BveiM Scludnti gate in to* Fifth Oentury lan dark the valley of aa ladlridual'a In recognition of th* naw Inter guage. Wyrl'ft*. tha first to put eaperience or liaw long the Flam on Zonlngy Con- ‘Myfitery’ of LL FhU Mrs. Mildred D. Saraphto, atotar Th* RockvUI* a ty Hoapltal will denominational 'Protestant revt- After Seige Atomic Gun In A g en cy meet at 7:80 p.m. at th* AuxUlary toe BIM* Into Bngllili. put God's ing Word la banned by law or dia- Was Only an OvaraUht o t Mrs. Marian Oodv of tots town, RockvlU*, Bept SO—(Special)—4 ■sad* th* prsaentaUon. aad th* eion of to* BIbl*, Rev. (TUfford O. word Into 14th century pros*. Then tale, th* light haa atwey* brakes on, Police Do- arho laaMad at 00 Bsrhatoy drive, room*, when eeveral matter* of Bimpeon enUtled hi* sermon "The « Pa«*On*) YIm Oaasmunlty Btnrid* ebaerv- flag was accsptsd for th* court by buatneae will be dlecneeed. to* King JanMs edition published through he said. ent at Discna- Damage at the new Little Hartferd, died ysstorday from to- ll< a rmtoad a Isddar to the aacond Tha rata of fire eeemed to he ita exacuUv* toval would *be th* Baptist (Thureh this evening nt prayers for awmbers Is toe armed t night wUI be held at 7:80 euthortaed In 1080, to* official text Interpretation aad tranalatkm. dstto; a amt, Raym t^ J. Sersphln, ing sword guarded th* epproach to of Um National CouacU of A dedication aervic* for to* putidpotod Is o rousd Ubit dlo- i lund reported that tha woman loer at th* rear of th* building approximately that o t any of the crlmtoally aagUgant and wa would 8 o’clock. force*. the effle* of to* euperin- immortality, aad then acroee to* Mien ipeneored by the Leofue hM a g i ^ to pay for the dam and carried Mr*. Laprad* down. to^a caliber, non-sutomatle guM Jr.; tare daughtara, Deborah Rm ba crlmtoally aegUgaat if w* did During to* servic*, cople* of to* Vsnisn Oraage N*to anirches and toa work of over church echeol teachers was held at tendmt o t echools on Park street centuriae by the law and the pro- 00 scholare. brings to our genera Women Voter* durlsf wbidii ages Mused to-tha outfield "Ar* Tau KUmagf” used by tha Army and Navy. and Pamela Lm Beraphto, and** not act oa that aasumptlca. new transletlon ot the Old and Th* next meeting of th* Vernon The youth choir of toe First both servlcss. plMte aad tlaaUy in Jesus Christ tion to* flaming Word to bum H is Senior Choir, directed by isley Lerensen. n Maoeheaterj fence. Aakad If th* gm nan Uireataned This la how tha “all-purpoM hrotoar, J(dm B. DlRmadetto, all 'Thu to, of course, no reflec- Naw Tastamente will be given to Grange will be held on Friday eve Osngregatlonal Church of Vernon God revealed Htmeetf as th* word ddent and prindpsi of Cast i to kin Laprad* ra- WMpon” looks to vtoltore: of Hartford. asveral repreaantativaa of town ning with th* first aad secoi^ de aeray the guilt and eln of our gen Andrew R. Wnteen, sang Spieker'e Hadlnnd first noted test Uoa on th* imralty of the over raeunMs Ita rehaarsate at 8:80 of Ufa, toe Flamlhg Word In tha eration." ‘Tear Not, O leraet" Mra Derie irtford Hlcb ikhool, poeed quee> < Monday that the fence had markad: "Ar* youu klddlngf 1 Its tub* to almost 40 fast long, Puneral aarviCM ariU ba bald whelming nuiaher of poraena em actiTiUoe In tMa area. gree* being coeferred. The third p.m. at to* church. AU young peo world's darkneae,” stated Mr. na ion matter* o t latereat to didn't know what h* would do. designed to stabUto* the mtai^ Thursday morning at to* ThomM One copy will be given’to ;to* and fourth degrees wlU be conferr Using th* characteristic of Stainer, loprano, presented "(tom* been ripped down In taro ployed to our socurlty agmictoa ple from' th* age of alx through Simpson. flam* t* warm, to* minister T* Blessed'' by Scott as a solo. mcbaatar voter*. placea. ‘IVacka clearly Indi Would you fight a craay man with by a spinning motion, Juet Uk* a F. Farley Fuarral Home, 08 Web Onard Every Patart oducatlonal system, to be repre ed Oct. 17. twelve are welcome. He want on te explain how that C«r*asHt, In Ma capacity aa a rlfi*?” standard gun.’ star straat, Hartford, at a Um* to sented by Mrs. Georg* Brookes of Benrd of Aseeeeeee Word of Ufa burns, warms, tights idarator. had compiled queetion* cated that the damage vtm “That is why wa taka so many The IteckvUle Cite Bowling don* by a vehicle. Police were Whan told a Pawtucket pattea- Tba alevatlcii of Its mussto, or be announeod. Burial will bt to M t pracauttona to guard against pene to* Vernon Board of IkiucaUon; to Lean* wTll meet at 7^:10 p.m. at and spreads aa man permits It to. Mnltted ^ raaldent* aha divided to* hoaling servleas, raprsaented Th* Vernon Board of Asaesaors notified. man had been ahot, ah* aald: "I laaslmum range, appMrs also to Bt Banadtct Osmatery. tration at every point. will hold seeslons during October the Moose (Tluh to make plans for In hia dlscuaston af toe Flaming an Into m* eategorlea—Bonmg, knew aomaen* would get hit. Th* be Uk* that used to a atondard Prisnda may call at to* funeral by Mrs. Luthac White of th* Hos The woman w m learning 'Ono of th* elementary praeau- at which time property owners In the opening of to* aeaeon. (Tharlea Word, Mr. Blmpaon reviewed th* •taetlv* agaoctea, public uUII* bullate arete whlatUng around u*. gun. home after 4 o’clock today. pital AuxUUry;. toe chUd ear* a, Sacal pvoeaduras and ocboola. how to drive. It w m reported, tkxu takan by intaUlgenc* agen addition to motor vehicle owners Prelle, president of th* league asks TEEN-AGERS! I didn’t knew wbathor 1 w m hit gwa Qua BaMety das th* world over, of oouraa, is work, rapressoted by Mr*. Joseph that all spoasors and bowlers at Hie discuaalon, whieb took place and lost control of tha car, go or not. And I don't know whathar Robb, matron of toe Tolland (Toun- must file their lists bf texabi* A two-gun hattory to used in Thaoms P. Kelly. Br. stoborato compartmsntallaa- property within th* town. The ses tend th* masting. Bower* School, attracted a ing through the fence. She ^ h* WM." the Aberdeen testa. Thoaus P. Kelly, Br., of 832 ty ChUdren's Homs; and ths padty audience. Many new real- came excited and before the Oregory Peck and Ann Blyth are atarrad m Unlvarsal-Intema- tkm of work to that Individuals sions will be held at the office of ARE YOU INTERESTED IN Child ta Danger Z*m Nina other vehicles are used in fkwto Mato aUeat, Putnam, father library fscUlUas, rsprtaented by ABBOimciiRf Mm O p sB lw t nta, as waC as older residents car came to a sttop she had Uonal'B technicolor adaptatkm of Rax Beach'* lusty novel, "U m World below the very top tovel aro unable toe Town Clerk each Monday, The BorkvIUt- bureau af the Mra. Laprad*'* UtU* boy, Royal, to Hia Arms,” playing nt ths fitst* theater hare for four days gtart- ■upport, including two power-gen ot Mrs. CharlM (Tbnnor of thto Mlaa Edith Peck of to* RockvUI* ihidiaK peraons now acUve In driven through the fence a sec to obtain tha whole picture oven Public Library, alao Tolland Coun Wednesday and Friday starting Mancheeter Bventag Herald I* to- OetdMT 1. I f 12* lal^jpvewMnantal agaaclea, at- B, who was put out of th* houM Ing tomorrow. The rugged actlon-atory ot Ban Francisco and Abuka erating trucks. Th* power unit town, died to Putnam on Bapt. 28. though to«y do work thoir way tomorrow from 0 a. m. to noon, ented at One Market street Tele BALLROOM DANCING ond time. Pole* ware knocked to hooked to the gun by electrical He arM born in Worcaatar, Maaa., to ty Jail rCpreaanted by (Thaplain down and the wire tahglad. H*r t r s aUto door bafor* th* poliM In 1800 arM directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Aaron Rosea- and get a part of it." and 2 to 5 p. m. They will alao be phone Beekvnie B-SI88. started firing, arandersd around berg. Antbony Quinn head* th* strong supporting CMt. cable, thus euppljrlng electrical on May 4. 1870. Rev. William Mo*. The repreaente- MANCHISTIR Tba eaadldataa geswrally agraad, husband reported the Inridmt CIA, whose operations are prob tivea will racelv* toe Blhlea on be at toe office on Monday nights tnanaarar to tioransen'insan'a wat quas- daaed, right Into th* lUi* of fire, power for travereing and ratotag BaaldM Mra. Okmnor, ba Im v m ably tha moat cloaaly guarded of STINOMAPHIC Immediately. the elevation of th* rifle. OM other daughter, Mra. Harold half of to* actlvltle* they represent from 7 to 8 p. m. and on Saturday, • f GBrtwidB GewMBer Tytor tfbn. that more land should be before polie* huatled him to any government agency, was act ■o tost the books may h* svsllsble Nov. 1, the final day, they will be AND fonad for bualneas and Industry. Reason for the delay In aafety. Two engine cabs, looking much Lindell of Jawatt (Sty; toiaa sons, up in 1047 toigoordtoat* aU govern learning the Identity ot the HiomM Kelly, Jr., of Hartford, for reading whsnsver possible. st the office from 0 a. m. to noon. CALCULATING On Heoa* BMkUng Th* bandit, a aaMll black-haired Turn Down Town Request like the hsullng end of th* tractor ment toteUlganc* and aspkwage FOR REGISTRATION CAU 42Sf driver w m becauM It w m re- trailer rigs you aee on the high- Joseph Kelly of Putnam aad John The speaker for th* evening pro Must Be Declared DR. GEORGE A. F.‘ SERVICE Henry Cormier, union sponsored BMa, wearing a checkered ahlrt work. Smith said It operates .pri gram will be Rev. Oliver W. Balt, portad to oM toam departmen and khaki tfeuaara, finally eunan- araye, but with heavier constm - Kelly of North Oroavorndato; aad Residents are i;emlndrd that' LUNDBERG Osnioorat, strongly favored furth' marily overseae. pastor of the Methodist (Thureh of this declaration of property must ELIZABETH M. DZIADUB tal head and the message darad maakly with hto hand* over For Federal Aid to Schools tlon, supply th* power for moving nine grandchildren. Th* general was a wartime as WILL RESUME HIS ar rostrlctkma on residential devet wasn’t relayed to Hedlund un th* ehaisla through SOO-horsepoar- Funeral eervieqe ww* held N w London. be made this year In spite of toe amnwt Ha was seconded by Jacob bto head. sociate of Gen. Dwight D. Btoen- fact tost a revaluation of proper PRACTICE 817 Spruce St.— ^TM. 2-519S til a later Um*. Pirad at Cuatomer *r engines. yeeterday at Bt Mary’s Church in Saaerior CsnH Oases I Uler, Repubtlcsn, but opposed by Putnam, with burial in North hower, and later served as Ambas- Ths following casas art assigned ty Is now being conducted by the MONDAY. OCT. 6 PUBUC BTBN<>aRAPHEB t alter lubonay, Demoeratlo In- The gun and its mount are aua* aador to Mooeow bofor* booomlng Whan th* bandit raced out of Local Officiah Puaaled pemtod between the two cabs. Grosvorndale. for to# ToUand County Bupsrior J. M. Clemlnshsw Company. Th* a UBbant, who said vatarans are tn tha hank he aplllad aaverdl rolto of 2J8 Voters In ita movements, the gun han- head of toe O A two years ago. Court saaslon tomorrow at 10 a.m. Manors ask tost those filing PRACTICE LIMITED Typing of all kind* mlmeo- a Md of hqnsas and "labor ohould Um . 8h* arM aecondad by Kom. By Denial; Write Capi griipk work, Inventery cwnpu blUa on tba frMt atepa. Before ble* almost exactly like a fire da- Mtoe LIBhui Btotaoa MystoiT Figure with J u te WUIlam J. Shea pre- lists do not quesUon as to toe re TO OFFICE AND I I IntaraiM In getUac them Plrato aald ha did not know leavlag th* baqk where he held a H* was summonsd to too deposi tatlona tal for an Explanation partment'a aerial ladder truck. Mies Lillian Btetaon of Norwieli, aldlng—^ s s to r Gronsklf Admr. vs. valuation placed on their property HOSPITAL CALLS I IflHt*" whethar tha dung* ahould ba doaan cuaUMnara at bay for about Lose Rights tion bsartog by Ben. Benton (D- Bmll Splelman st al; Melvin Can as toe assessors do not hav* such llahoiMy lavsied asms ertUcUm The driver in the rear cab hM a sister of Mm. JamM N. Burdick (Tona) who wanted Him to testify HOURS 0 A. M. te 8 P. M. 884-tlO TEL. 8181 10 mlautM, th* gunman fired a telephmM headset cciUMcting him tor vs. Louis L (Tsntor, at si; Mel lists ss yet. They stete tost when UNTIL FURTHER • the Zoning Board of Appeals Mrs. ntapatrick alao advocated Mancheeter hM been turned of 300 Bast (Tenter street died In about a speech Ben. Mc(Tartoy (R- EVENING APPOINTMENTS 1 aingl* ahot which narrowly mlaaed artth the forward cab driver who vin B. Hershon et si vs. Bhersrd toe process of revaluation la com NOTICE MAMCMBSTBII a hleh ha Mid "could be a little changing the town auditor every down In Its request for fedsnU aid Glastonbury tost night Wto) mada in toe Senate last year ARRANGED M A IN BT. Mr*. Carol Maynard, th* teller Total o f 3 0 8 WUl Be Re- keeps the “tiller man” informed Mtoe Stetson w h horn In Nor asmsna; Edward H. D slM tl* vs plete, toe taxpayers will be ad I or* UbaraT In granting saosp- four yean. Bha mada refaranc* to from adiom he took th* money. /- lor school-bull ding conatructloa, attacking th* record of Gen. KUlotf O. Bsebe; Joaoph Fracchla I one for garages and braaaewaya ot hie eteering moves. wich, to* daughter of to* late Al vised of to* values placed on their Um report of Hibbard Alaxander, He fired the shot when on* of inttated Out of 526 EaasnUally, ths atomic gun to a Georf* C. MarehaU, wartlm* Ar- vs. Blanche White, ct ala; Barbara a bleh arould provld* mor* taxable praMnt auditor, on Ui* amter de- _ j but ths clrcunutancM surround- fred and Jana Chapman Btetaon, my Otlef' of' IStaff aad later Secre th* customer* lowered hie raised Wno Were Contacted \ *"*. **«"*»• offi- apsUy Improved varslon of the aad WM a tesehar in th* primary NawraesJ p.p.a.. st al va. Harold partmant, which brought forth a hand* to remove a cigarette which clato puzsiad, and GeMial Mans- familiar railway gun—but arlth tary of State. Thommsn. et ate „ * i S ^ t Kennedy, lUpiiblkaa. a aterm ot pro text from Democrat*. grades at to* Sachem Street McCarthy said in that spsech RepabUcaa C8ub MaetiM WM burning his llpa. Th* cuato . i Martin hM written the major advantage of not being School there for 48 years, until her I tasant member ot the Zoning M her reaaon. Oormter alao recom (M y six of the 22’ voters re- to WMhIngton In an effort to get Marshall was "stsspad In false- The women’s Republican (Tluh of Board o t AnMda. advaneod mer who WM fired at la John E. pinned down to railroad lines. • health bsesme Impaired. mended the chani^. malning from ths•*“ S2ii,...... who. had maturastmlghtened out. The gun, wheeling off a high Beshtos her sister, Mrs. Burdick hoed" and describad him as a Vernon will hold an Informal par aa that a paid planaar "i Reballo, Bl, ot East Providence, mysterious, powerful figure” who 'Rtrkington aald thar* 'ni* bullet whiiaed by Rabello'a been notified they war* being A letter received by Martin on way over which It can move at ■he leavM several nlscss and a ty for new residents, new women good idoa." He Mid expansion of pointa in favor ot changing dropped from the voting lists for the speed ot moat heavy-laden tided with Russia in hUtorie de voters and nsw club members fol APPLIANCES 8ept 11, but Just released today, nephew. 10 dsvelofBMt oommisalon will head and struck th* rear wall. cisions which "lost th* i>**c* for lowing a meeting tonight in Wes- auditor'a periodically and pointa Th* gunman shouted at Rabello: failure to vote In the Uat four from the Office of Education, Fed trucks, trundles out- onto a field, gjmr* tha town of fewer bead- agalnat It. years, ehowed up before tha dead eral 8ecurity Agency, says the ap climbing over humps and rough America." lajran HsU. $1 DOWN WIU* DUIVIR MOST AFPUANCU ON than "Keep your hands up. I told you line at midnight last night to re Gen. Smith vigorously defended The meeting will start st 8 p.m, Bowera advocated a r*i to keep them up." plication WH acted on unfavorably ground On the many wheels of Ita OUR MONTHLY FAYMINT PLAN. Mrs. Halan ntBpatrlek, Dam ment of all raal preparty to m- quest reinstatement m regUtered for two rsMons. First, becauM It two tractors and followed by the F u n e rsls MsrsbaiL saying: with to* speaking at 8:80 p.m n t . aaki Oha would Uka to om oraaM the borrowing e a i^ t y eg Patrolmen Hubert Maloney of voUrs. A total of 218 names will had been changed from one re supporting units of trucks. 'Of all to* men IW* known, and Congressman Horace Seeley- or* naarlmant houaaa. Harry tha town. He Mid it la "almMt Providanc* followed th* holdup be dropped from the lIsU. questing relmtmrsement to one OeWB swarm out of the trucks. Mia* Letttia Orarch in toe last 10 or 15 yssra I’ve Brown of the 2nd Congressional Mrata, HapubUean. ooncurrad but a iMoaaatty to InereaM the grand ear Into Pawtucket. He chased the Dsmocrstic Registrar of Voters requesting aid for new construc Hydraulic hoists lower the gun Hie funeral of Miaa Letltla known most of toe great men of District, and Ongressmsn-at' I >tad that tn one m m whar* Uat. on paper anyaray, IncraaM robber and when th* bandit dis Edward F. Moriarty aald th* eix tion, which mads It Impoaalbl* for sad Its mount from the trsetors, (Thureh of Norfolk, who died Sun to* world, I know of none who ex L ^ e Antoni N. Sadtek of Rock IpiUdar wanted to eonstruct aa appeared Maloney began ringing brought the number of relnetete- day at toe home of her brother, cel and few who equal George ville win be guests end speak st house, neighbors op- tha boiTowtng capacity." Ha fa the agency to accept, and, second, ^ Ic h pull away. vored aa IneraaM ot tba .doorbell* akmg Um sscap* route. ments to 308. In accordance with heesua* It WM received after June There la no "trail” or "spade'’ Leonard (Thureh of 120 Pearl Marshall for loyalty, honesty and toe gathering. Both are candidate* itotiongty before tha Zoning raant ort by the TOP-OUALXTY RANGE « tlafront yaatarday. That figure, Benefit Details of town this weak and unavsilsbl* James' Church. 7 town's sewage disposal aya- Flrato said "tt to a naoasstty*’ although nearly 4,000 round* high for comment, but to Superinten Firm Is Formed Rev. Robert Carroll was cele Senate Internal Security commit With that of tha nghth UtU- tee asked tost Davies be prose 1 to request tba yoters to appropri er than any previous Rad barrage, dent of Schools Arthur H. Illlng, brant, Rev. George Hughes, dea ■ District, Kennedy and Pst on For Anesthesia cuted for perjury. Oalj 1 0 4 . 8 8 fe*aM)88dh.* ate th* 4H million dollars arhich le far short of whet on* Allied dl- who prepared th* applications, the A certlBcat* of incorporation for con; Rev. Edgar Farrell, sub dea no out in favor. Itaprasenta th* town can borrow on Us grand contents of LUlywhlts’s letter con. Rsv. James L,. Burks, 8. J. Smith described Davis, who Villon, alone will fir* on a busy toe Acme BualneM Service and served with him in Moecow, as a Sherwood Bowers, Republican list for th* achool. t day. The Connecticut Blue Cross hos were a aurpris* and a pussle. of Boston (ToUsg* Graduate school low-priced Co* Rung* wHh IKs m Bo o Bt, pointed out that the Prank Reilly, preaidant of the pital plan hM rsportsd a hMvy He aald ha could not understand Supply Company, Inc., formed to "vary loyal and very capable offi Destroy 88 Tracks dsM In nsw and used office equip and Rev. John F. Hannon, rector of cer." deluxe f*alvr*«i Porceluined oven itar Water Company la Cheney Brother union. Mked from volume of inquiries from members why th* town could not change ita St. James' Church, were eested In [tvataly ownod. It oould bo so B-28 Invader bombers swept ment, hM been filed In the town Th* question of Communists In th* floor how th* fiSOO.OOO out- North Korean supply routes dur In this ares on the question of request for funds from one for toe esnetuary. Mrs. Jane Maccar- VOTE for PROIXESS with window and Ught, puN-out hroU* drad by purchsM or condamna- clerk’s office. govanunsnt arose while Bndth was atandlng loan to th* aratar depart ing the night. Pllota reported whether or not Blue (Trass covsta reimbursement to one for new ons presided at toe organ and was nr, 38* divided coeirtep with light. ha aud. Ha opposed eon- ment mould be handled. Bowers anesthesia expense for patients In school construction sine* the Incorporators ar* Russell F, being questioned by McKTsrtoy’a tmnatlon and said that s« deetructlon of 88 Communist Broderick, Majorie G. Broderick ■ololsL attorney, Warren MaGee, during a ■aid th* axtottog bonda should b* local hospItaU. eecond- application w m prepared ago the company Indicated trucks, one locomotive and three and Herman Yules. (Tspltsl stock of Burial waa In St. James' ceme 2 4 hour stretch. refinanced at a lower totereet rat* boxMta. On* locomotive and 12 In a statement making clear tha at the recommendation and under tery, with Rev. James L Burke m not Intaraated in selling arhen they mature In 1BB4. pUn's position on th* matter, Oen 325,000 divided Into 250 riiares at MaGee asked him if he agreed box ears were damaged. the advisement of a representative and Rev. John F. Harmon con with a statement by Benton at a A member o t th* audience, eay The asMuIt on Big Nori got un eral Manager Robert Psrnsll said of the Boston office of the Federal a par value of 3100 Is authorised. ducting toe committal aervioee. JL.e wont on to point out that tng he aranted to know who to vote today: Bueliiess wlU commence with stock previous deposition hearing that der aray at 1:80 a. m. today after Security Agency's office of cducs' The casket was borne by porters, thera were Communist* in the tga Eighth DIatrlet must drat ap- for, Mked "Who to to favor of a "Blue Croaa benefits pertain to tlon, Nell Ackland, who visited the of 33,000. 'ova tha sale of its sewag* dls- a abort but ooncentratad Allied ar- Stale department new (high) school.” 111* moderater tttlery barag*. Thirty minutM hospital servtcM randared and town In July. Annlversaiy Mass ~tl plant before the toarn could reverted th* quesUon and aakad billed by tha hospital in which the The time of Acklsnd's vielt also it Boamrs Mid he favored later UN troops were at th* crest, patient receive* treatment. Con An anniversary Mass for toe rC' VOTE DEMOCRATIC who WM not In favor of a new posed the quesUon of why he bile ownership of utllltiM but battUng hand-to-hand with the necticut Blue Croaa does not and Hospital Notes poie of the soul of the Iste Mary school. No on* expressed opposl QUm m . should have recommended applying E. McCann will be said st St. Soviet Troops Man at in order to make conatdids- Uon. cannot cover the sendees of any advantageous, the arater de The Reds withdmw. But 48 private physicsn. ThU Is stated In for new school construction aid If James' Church tomorrow morning minutes later the Chinese i_ the deadline for such applications Pattoats T adap...... 3*’ St 7:48. ment must b* changed person- (he Blue (Trass contract and all our a d m it t e d YESTERDAY: Jo- North Korea Guns ndl-wiM, and procedure-wlae and grouped, mounted three separate literature. had passed. Illlng said Ackland counterattacks and recaptured the had gone over the sppicstlon very Mph Cooney. 268 Oak street: Mrs. w t water ratM must be raised. "Accordingly," he explained, Edith Miner. 86 Hudson street- — *’R should be operated at profit," crest aneathaala I* among the hoapltal thoroughly with both him and (CoattoMi tiens Fag* Oas) Democratic Platform 1952 Lc^al Stocks Chinees caeualtlee were estima Martin. Richard Stavana, Lake street Truman Says Ike Bpwera inalated. ■ervICM covered by Blue (Troea at Mrs. Leona SmaU. 13 June. 1081. Th* airfield Is In North PallM Ooaamlasioa ted at 42 killed and 16 wounded. the Manchester Memorial Hosmtal, Martin, also, apparently. Is QuotatleM raralehed By Bight Red tanks lumbered Into pusaled. On FFriubl* with commlMlona m tmder Aetna Fir* ...... BSH 87H Naval forcM Monday battered pital or Itl a8mlnlstratlon by Manchester would have been en- Davis, RockvlUe; Edward MeVey, his own former Army Chief of Korea." f 2. We recommend the establishment of s king term capital improvemeats plan for the Town fr**h and ftovorful (3iv*« you 14.1 tq. ft. of ttsol any system." Bowers Mid. Hartford F ir * ...... 146 181 coMtIlne targets and troop con private doctors U a matter under 34 Flower etreet: Mrs. Mery Mc Staff: He declined to aay precisely ity. Hai counler-balanced lid, locking chromed han National F ir s ...... 88V4 UUed wM 3326.701. "His forsalght was not nearly as of Mnnehester. Many tax dollars have been washed by the lark of such a long range program. We *h*lvlng end plenty of loll bottto *poco. Intorior Is \-j ^ On this question Columbus Mur 71V4 centrations on both sides of the the direct control of the hospital Donald, 82 Spruce street: S. P. how many beyond placing to* fig most build needed schools, proper water, aewenlige aad garbage disposal facilities, sidewalks and dle, 3 metal brnkeli, 3 dividert, automatic interier phy, union-sponsored Democrat, Phoenix ...... 102 107 Korean peninsula. and medical etaff In question and (Theney, 65 Drive A; (Tandsc* Bou good as his hindsight. ure at "several thousand." curbs, off-street fiarklng facilities, and many other essential Vmproventents. All these things can ’ fully porcsiainad. Word* 3-yr. warranty on T.. opinloned that the Board of Direc life sad Indemnity toe. Oos. entirely outside the control of Blue dreau, Lake street; Mrs, Judith "Of course, w* can all maks mis, Hia statements concerning Red be done more Intelligently and more economically If we have a master plan. light and frnezer wall* that won't iwoot. t X should set up a committee to Aetna Casualty...... 80 8S (Trass. Trade Name Filed Larson. 80 Main street. takes, but to* Republican eandl, anU-aircraft. batteries ware per- ■sx' i iniveatigate the police department Aetna L ife ...... 03 08 He noted that a recent survey BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A date was the commanding gsnsral heps th* first sutoorlUtlv* state 8. It Is evident that the economic growth oV the Town of Manchester has not kept pace with the add that a permanent committee Conn. Oeneral...... 153 188 conducted by Blue CTross and the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sher In Burop* and was In cTos* con ment that Russians probably were rrnidrntlsl growth. We Marne this on the lack of foresight on the pari of and lack of ea-erdination fipm outside the department be Hartford Steam Boil. . 40. 43 About Town Connecticut Hospital Association For Kurz Brothers tact with tos RussUns. His advice directing toe firing guns agidnst 14 Travelers ...... 688 688 man Borden. RockvlU#: a daugh' between the Town Planning Commission, the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Town Development Com- up for appeals. Edwin Kose, showed that 28 of tha S3 general ter to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Tarn- carried great deal of harm. United States fighter*. mIsMon, and toe Republlcaa-domlnated Board of Directors. We promise Immediate and positive na Democrat, also favored such an PnbUo DtUttoe On Monday evsning, the DAV hospitato In the state are.now pro A certificate of registration of It Is true, to* President con Reports hav* cropped up Inter- Conn. Light Power . . . 18V4 16^ by. 77 North School atreet tion along these lines In order to keep the tax rate from soaring further. appeals committee which he called Auxiliary, No. 17, sntertalned th# viding anesthesia as a hoapltal trade name for Kurs Brothers BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Unu*d.>'tliat "we were all trying mittenUy of (Taucasian forces a ^personnel advisory committee." Conn. Power ...... 87H 39H Gold Star Mothsrs at the Marco service with full Blue Ooss cov was filed In the town clerk's office Immediately after to* war to find fighting In the (Tommunlst annies 4. We recommend that a eeparale bl-partlsan Water Commission be established to do the work I* Hartford Elec, L t .. . 46H 48H and Mrs. (Thristton Ahorn, Rock a means for living with the Rus ■Bp Bata candidates* propoMls were Polo Restaurant. EMt Hartford. erage. In the remaining 10, snes- yesterday. v ville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. In North Korea but these have not now done by the Board of Directors sitting aa a Water Commission. The rapid growth of our town oUposed by Miller,' who said there Hartford Qm Co...... SB SO Commandsr Kay MUlsr welcomsd thsaia is administered and bUlsd According to the iliiairiiment, ■lane on a pMcaful baale.' been aubetantiated officially. requires eoostant pinaoing aad supervision of toe water and sewerage system. WASMR ...... ls,a tendency for the Board of Di So. Now England Maynard Briggs, 7 Morse road. "I don’t blame toe Republican can' the guests and Chaplain Anna by private jd^siclsns. the hrothere conductlM th* hual- DI8(THAROBD YESTERDAY The (Tommunists have coaslst- rectors to SMUm* too many execu- Tel...... 334- 384 Stepard praasntsd a poem, "To tha neae ar* Edward W.T74 Bretton didst* for hia part In that,” Tru, ently maintained that only toe 8. We fSvor aa Immediate InvesUgntion of toe water situation la the North End of town with a SELF-TIMEtf 3 J ttfe duties. He was against the Manufacturing Comnaalea Gold Star Mothers." Mrs. Isabelle Mrs. Marjorie Turner, Thomp- man added, “but he ought to be road, Frederick K., 88 Erie atreet, BonvtUe; Ollmoure Cole, 58 (Thlnea* peoples "volunteers" and view toward nltimate acquisition of the Mancheoter Water Company by the town. aiktlng-up of too many commlt- Am. HardWara...... 1 7 lo Heritage responded for the and Ralph R., 347 Keeney street. honest enough to admit his North Korean trooiw were fight Arrow Hart, Heg. . . . 39 42 mothers. Cold Star Mothsrs at Buys 8-Acre Plot Stephens street;' Mra. Margaret blunders about to* Rueelans. The address listed for toe busi CrandaU, 157 Branford strest ing In Korea except for a small .. 8. We believe that It would be in the best interest of the taxpayers If the town auditor were ap Town Dump Assoc. Spring...... 20 82 tending were 0>ra Blow, Bllsa- ness Is 847 Keeney atreet rear. “I get tired of all to* RapubU, Hungarian medical unit pointed s* that no firm would serve more than fonr eonsecativv years. Speaking on another much dis- Bristol Bi m b ...... 184 184 bsth CaldweU, Helen BMb* and Mrs. Louisa Gilman, 60 Birch can epeechee and all their prop*' For Lumber Yard street; Mrs. Marion Hannay, 146 matter, Mahoney and CoIUns ...... 128 145 Issbolle Heritag*. Th* Auxiliary FORMS NEW CABINET ganda sayjng that toe Republican 7. We favor a change in tto town’s fiscal year so as ta dlmlaste entirely the nnnnni borrow agreed that something Em-Hart ...... 88 80 will hold Its regular meeting to St. John atreet; Mr*. LtUlan party haq been out In front against ing of money In natldpotion of taxes. This economy measure should have been taken years ago. Fsfnir Bearing...... 38 88 Hedges, 211 Vernon atreet paid be done about the town morrow evening at 8 o'clodt at Green Manor Estates, contrac ’ Ammaa, Jordaa, S ^ t. 10 — tos danger of Communism. It aim Public Records mp Mtuation. Mahoney definite- Hart Cooley...... 87 40 tha VFW Home, Manchester tors, developers and builders, to DISCHARGED TODAY:' lire, ply Isn't so." 8. We promise to set a tax rate which will he sufflclrnt to pay only necessary exradltnres. g-lb. capacity IT Landers, Frary, Clk. . 284 284 (AP) — Prime Minister Tewflk (Tharlotte Longo and aon, Glaaton- I favored moving it and said he Green. Mrs. Jeen Green will be to day acquired tIU* to eight sera* Paeim Abol Huda put together The Republicans, to* President Last year’s Inflated lax rat* ceeOeaeh taxpayer 81.00 extra for each 81.000.66 assessment. with sutoasatte location In mind. He im New Brit. Mach. Co, , 83 38 charge during the social hour. of land bordering either aid* of bury: Mra. Shirley Egg and ■alerted, “haven't had a single Warrantee Deeds a sew cabinet today. H* re- Georg* A. Parrett and ijiiimi a . that coatrels ho opposed dumping the North and J u d d ...... 28 20 the railroad t r a w on Parker daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. conatructive idea about foreign 0. We believe (hat the rapidly increariag voting registration requires: ^ Rusaell M fg ...... 14 18 talaed the mlnistriee o t forelga Perrett to Barney T. Peterman aettoa from 1 garbage at tha dump In The Infant Jesuq ot Prague ■treat sMt of Lydall and Foulde Gay Vaiidervoort and dau^tor, policy sine* Sen. Vandenberg a. More polUag pinoeo which are more conveoienUy located. Stanley Works com. . 40 82 affairs and defease m be did to RFD 2; Mrs. Loulae Dunlap and and Lorraine E. Petenierman, prop- REG. 54.95 M-W OIL HEATER mla. FblMHM I a a ^ g the Lombardo Brothers, MoOiera Qrcl* will osaat tomor and will move Ita lumber yard op th* prevtoM goveraanat. died.” He referred to the late erty on Jordt etreet k A full time employee la the Begistrars of Voters’ office to provide eontlanous eerv- tha firm whldi has been collecting Terry Steam ...... 02 102 row at 8 p, m. with Mr*. John erations there from Broad street, aon, 164 South Mato street; Mrs. Michigan senator, who la regard' lee to the puMie. la. LnvoU Torrington...... 20 31 tt awa learned thto morning. Palmira Bocchlno, 82 Proctor Ferdinand L. Lucas and Rita B. the garbage and disposing of tt at FranaoM of 181 Summit atreet. h o l d MANILA SENATOR ed aa to* architect of toe bi-par- Lucas to BaltUs Pagsnl, property Terms. $5 down Fuel tank 7 J5 wringer U. 8. Envekq)* com. ., 88 78 The property, which hM a road; Mrs. Joan (Tunntogham and tiean foreign policy. 49.88 hM "Mved the town U. 8. Envelop* pfd. .. 83 88 on WUlUrn street j 10. We advocate placieg the office of Town Clerk oe a salary basis Instead of the preeent out prsssore, derabla money.' ASK STAY FOR OOBTKIXO 1,000-foot' frontage on the rail M— lie. Sept. SO—(#)—B e * , daughter, 41 Striddand attest; Ths President carried hia anti' moded fee systeas. The town treasury should be the beneficiary of our buslnesa. Veedar-Root ...... 804 834 Mrs. Eltosbeth Blatter and son. Domsnic James PonticeUI to Hava $S on Wards efficient (Ml Heater. Ctreulaten position* ato said there is a better road tracks, adll provlda ths lum far JMttotoaa MentaM w m Eiaanhower barrage into Montana Daniel F. Mslonsy to Kathleen T. Th* above quotatiaos ar* not to Waahtogtoa, Sent, gft—(jp>— ber company with a aiding. Th* RockvlU*: Mldiaal Angelo, 44 heat through 2-8 rooms. Oval spresd-fiame bumsr, laeubited W ^ to handle the situation than b* construed se sctual markets. arrastod at hto heaw today aa after toiling North Dakota voters Maloney, proporty oa Irving at[pr*a*nt—perhapa by land fill, atm. WUItoma (R-beL) saM to company reportedly to moving ita shaiBea t t hWaapplag aad bmt- Pin* attest; Alan Oates, 48 1-2 toe genarel ehould be eeat "back ■trsst. euanMied cabtMt Ask about automatic beat. M-W water bat ptybapa by movmg the dump. day he hM aaked the duetto* to ths Parker street ait* dar la SMaeBtiea with ths alay- Summar atreet; Mrs. Rita UndeU to to* Army where he bekmgi.' Andrew Ansaldl to Roy Vedkert Fan Assembly, only ...... 17A8 down oa WaNRf j PROfB MINUTER QUITS dopartmoat t* delay aay move M tha Nielson fhrm ba- and daughter, 18 Bratiiard plaee; Hie goal tn hia current EBOO- tha tmqiayers should Fnsaa, Korea, Sept. 80—(AP) toff ad fear peraeae la O a ^ to Alps Volkart, property on Char With Autoamtio much the town clerk to dapeit gambler Fraak Ooo- cauM it consider* Broad atraat Mra Loirata* Johnaoa, South mil* coMt-to-coast tour shaped up ter Oak street . — Prime BOnUtar Chang Tslk toa* MOSMB OeatoUp eaold ha too valuahto a location for tho um Wbidaor; Mra Maiy Ckraan, 1108 kk^ 'kk^ Mr*. Bltspatrlck advoMtM Sang today banded hie reetgaa- ‘“ ’ort to atrip Eiaanhower Mantoge l irsast M hBpertaat witace* at trials to which ik hM been put Middle tu rn ^ e east; Mrs. Bar- of hiBdltoin^iir by Ti^urtng him Wwb dark’s sffiM' Mtoi. to PrsiliM t Sflrngmau Ctoorg* Washlngtoe raealvod Richard Allan Tyler of Vernon *4f eoas* af oar fo^gng ksqr Tttta . >♦»!* property w m *c- imantoMHia atoetoral votos both McCiwkto, 721 East Center ip* w an *nralioty crew" and Nanqy Emily Flacher of 824 VVf'jTi-‘ . . : 38. t . HoU* nVMNDEo w of eafopalga Hvtsers. Bdutol atraet, Oct 18. i MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 19B» FACE TEN MANaiESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, l»5t mmmittsea to promote tha Demo- will on the average total two to ed yeeterday they had found "Ir- F reigliteri R etciie 'ive Face C ounts C harges M cCarthy regularltlM" among the Mna- eratle campaign of praaldentlal five tenths of an inch ocruriing m 1DONERVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER To DiscuM Travels turM on petitlona circulatea t* candldata Adlat Steveaaon aad aeatUred showers on ‘Thursday P L U I D N i l vtce-prealdsntial eandidata John and more general showers on tha 74 M en in A tlantic In Insurance Plot O f Sm ear A ttem pt win a place on the hallM aa Inde- KTRieVIHG TMK AOTOdRAPMEP BASCBAU. dent Republican candidate for Sparkman will be organlaed on the weekand. Sense and Nonsense S. Senator for MIm Vivien Kel- etale, county and city level by Jo seph N. DePaoio of Meriden, a*c- EIMMB OANTOK RESTIN a (OsaHnnad fioni Pago Ona) S (CuRW H d tTMi Page Om ) (Caattaaed traai Pago Oac) rleme. Similar rsftorta came a week and a half ago from Bridgefiort. retary af the Democratic State Hollywood, Sept. 10—1^- Eddie er Omptss,' out of New York, A-- TO An VptlEM M g* venry landing at a mlllLsry sir- ipul Reporting on the work of fle- Central committee. In cinirch jreur frnadsir* cut hla "Jamaa I claimed the Utrone of Canter waa retting well todav In picked up 13 aurvlvera yesterday. h a VR nrt. senatorial c'andidataa Preaeott publican town commlttM membera CMars of Lebanon Hoapital, whera U irott; England through his grandmothar Police Mid tficir tnveatigatinn Bush and William A. Purtell on who checked algnaturee on the EX’nCNDED F O aR r’ART It W M reported today that a Brit To do tha Job too long ho Uniod. because he had no father." Kellema pcUtiona, Patrick J. Da- he plana to remain at laast a week vc^ed that aevrn of the paa- ’'whether they agree with Mc because of what hla doctor calls ish freighter picked up 35 crew He (hould htvo had my hearty "Benjamin Franklin produced Eiengeri - had been hired for flc- Carthy that General George C. pasquale, Hartford OOP campaign Boston, Sept. 38 « s* •■III'III' capitsd variety theater. Federal into contact with this finger with Man. honest, will taka anything. "off balance," but he added that 16, however, .to certify the candl- Attorney GeneFSl Francisco Con entitled to a spot on tha S E P T . 2 S 1Thru GOT. 11th BROTHERS out giving warning. —Ad in a Jackaonville paper. Mr. and Mrs. EUmcr A. Weden he didn’t agree with all of McCar (II BUSINESS DAVR) TAlex de la Vega announced that of Manchester will entertain the thy’s msthoda and never had. {ballot. 256 CENTER 8T. = 0 the remaining six policies had members of the Cosmopolitan Republicans in Hartford report-1 A M rie a of Itallan-Amcrican Parson (vlalUng. prison)—Am I Landlord—I want the rent now. nsimed friends of Sierra as bene TEI.. 2-4539 right In presuming that It was Sculptor—Now you listen to me. Club, at the first meeting of tha I ttJL In a few yeara people will look ficiaries. Two of these were ar 1652-53 season on Friday in tha Free Trial installofion - f o - f l your passion for strong drink that rested and the arrest of a third '1 got K for hor to tolophoning won’t inttrforo with brought you here? up at these windows and aay "Mall, Federation Room of the Center Prisoner—I don’t" think you the famous sculptor, once lived was reported Imminent. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Weden are WMhing tho dithot!” know this place, guv’nor. It's the there." Sierra previously was ques Well known here and ara active jAyddliodb last place on earth I’d come to if Landlord -If you don’t pay your tioned by police and gave them a in many social and civic enter- rent today they’ll be able to say it sealed envelope eontaining the priaes. Mr. Weden Is vice presi w ith I was looking for anything to nNE QUALITY OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE: .drink. tomorrow. policies. He said he did not know dent of the J. W. Hale Corpora what the envelope contained, but tion, local department atore. A U .w m 6 o m that Arellano gave It to him as M K 3 0 S HOOPLA, t AlA M l«5 Their prografn le titled ".lapan t .Y . Doi*r>id3u ^P.O iRL«^l AIA H T. M. Rtf . U. R. HL DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE security for a 800-peso loan. As We Saw It.” The Wedena H O W tO M T C ^ L P AHO tH l« 15 MAG. . CHARMED By VOOR ^ c The Attorney General, in a KLAAVBf^ f W« RePRESCMT V ISIT/— . OM f MV ^ Aniwar to Provjous Puiilo will show films of their recent trip MCKftMOUOH ( . *rm not wiro I cm got you a ltr« r doalcl How about a statement after the arrests, to Japan where they visited their losTM ajXA \ *045 LADtE5-ACT'Hov4 LEAOUe, t a s t e s a r e s im il a r ! named Arellgno End Sierra as Lhc AT A BARGAIN SCHOOL 9UT J AMD VJB WAHT -no KMOV>i MOW bi|Str waatobaMot?"ulto f* Screan Actor son. Dr. Elmer A. Weden, Jr., who VTO PHIL SPITAUNVS r principal auapecta and M id "the WatLSMODOH MAHY WOMEM MSU-O APPOioJT L is a lieutenant In tha U. S. Navy T O S V if O M T A ■X MISHT eVEM. evidence against them la over Medical Corps. Dr. Weden haa TO yoOR C A BIRET IP HORIZONTAL 3 Proportion r a iO E D t HAVE A|4 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH whelming." been In Japan for over two years, ' W6 SUPPORT, iALL-fi|RI_ 1 Screen actor 4 Devotee and has been loaned by the U. S, 't o o f o i l ]C A 0IW B T ------Karloff .S Observe Navy to the Atom Bomb Casual r.lM c* ' P R C S lD I^ i 6 Unit of weight B ranch’s F irst D av ' — / / A R - J S Pester » ty Commlaslon. Dr. Weden is in \ R'UMPH.^* ^ 11 Expunged 7 Age direct charge of tha work of the 8 Paris of circles 13 He hat o c m commission at Nagasaki. With Of B usiness ^ G I’ portrayed 8 Drunkards I The Wedena fiew from Bradley $239*95 many —— 10 Gaelic Field to Tokyo and have hundreds roles 12 Let fall The new North Branch of the of feet of films of their travels in 14 Bird dog 13 Demigods Manchester Trust Company did a this interipHIng and colorful coun Care" (W sm uilF 110.80 Extra) 18 High mountainZB Interpret 43 German naval "good" day’s business yesterday, try. The program is an out 15 Makes into standing one, and it ia hoped that law 20 Eaters 32 Fellow of the leader its firat day open, officials of m 21 Dinner course the bank reported today. the Cosmopolitan Club will have That’a ho^ EVERY aKlele of dothing 16 Pedal digit Royal Society 43 Greek I 1 1 ooai paoaie Frwholder (ab.) commune About 300. cuatom era visited the a capacity attendance. dry cleaned at New Model Is handled^ 17 Boat paddle recently completed brnch at the Dessert and coffee will be served ItC om nasi noinl^® ®*'**"* vessels34 Wanders 46 Moulhward in the Robbins Room at the Cen with infinite care. Cb.) 37 0,trichlik. 47 Lampreys comer of North Main md Oakland 30 Arranges in streets, and 3408,300 in deposits ter Church at 1 o’clock. A short battle form 2S Direction bird 49 Malenicknamt From atari to finish, the dry cleaning DuBignud to stil for $289.95 28 Ceremony were made and 30 savings and business meeting will precede the | 24 European 40 Gumbo 50 Paid notices program, which w’ill take place In 28 Son of Seth checking accounts were opened, process is in thf> hands of an exjpcriencod finch 41 Formerly 32 Conclusion officials said. the Federation Room. 27 Parer (Bib.) 42 Network S3 Contend staff using the most modem methods and RUSCO .t The drive-in window, where de } 30 Pollute posits may be made and checiis Main street office. Including equipment. COMBINATION y 31 Quicker T F rr m ? n cashed, was reported popular with checking accounts, payments on 'T^efieknsffung'^nsr'^no D3e e h o o r V e s 33 Flowers the customers. loans and the making of loans, snd SCEEENiSTI A4OTHERHO0O 33 Whims 13 The branch, which was opened the sale of registered checks. ! A aerosn door and s ilsimr ■OBM tMHgTV y»A K » TOO 900M / TOO* 36 Rounded to public Inspection for the first Savings sccounts. however, will ] door ail ia onsl Jwt rtiao 38 ParU of time Saturday, will provide all of be handled only at the North I Stromberg-Carlson town i^sis for vantfladsa. ‘L the services now provided at the Branch. ALLEY OOPS______In Tho Witch’d U ir BY V. T. HAMLIN churches FT » w 38 Serious NEW MODEL ^ van iBT rTBi IPBRIBINIillllll* M ■4flllMlir«IWHVHbMM'ArTB4T10N,l 100 HB» aOINaiNa VCU A discourses tMMr.VDU J 'f O U C C BAttP IOMD W S>"^-IViO -lfia6H > aUNOLB 41 Bitter vetch LET US FILL YOUR LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANIN6 «iuADA*o'’a>«ANv7’rwaiaA so Nop’raouBLB...H8aE'e 44 Diving bird IBTC RUMMAGE 1— nrimiT oomm' up 1 whattj vour fiLAae...iMai 43 Female rabbit ArnolKLAroMioR I AfiANOag a t im / Pottertonls 48 Play over SALE YOU SAVE Mwicliiitar 31 Venerate IT FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 21 YEARS 34 Chargers Sponsored By TBBBAaajrrr- 33 Beast Called for snd deliTcred THJE STANI-BV OROLP OF leiNTIR ST. FLINTY OFfARKINOssbCOR. OF CHURCH IM W asAM i 38 Years between jJWWIinir; no «*tra 12 and 20 w ■K) SOUTH 87AcU charge. METHODIST CHURCH VERTICAL W CALL 2-9814 1 Frankenstein T.'Wais a a en. an ' THURSDAY. OCT. 2 is one of his ■*? 2—iJIILlLl2U22!lfi* — known PINE PHARMACY At 9 A. M. 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'I MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN^ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SO. ISBS P A G l T H i m i r Dodgers Bank Hopes on Black Dodgers LOCAL Yankees Sport Chatter Michigan State Top College Football Eleven! -■y EARL W. YOST In Series Opener Tomorrow JACKim apwto E«t«r Two I^stern Si/A City Plays Merchants Yale H cmR to B o ys Y O d R O B IN 0O N Renn Edges Abrams BMR/9A 4 Saturday at Bowl New York, Rept. 10 iJPy-Tha» piBgn, he will give Chief Reynolds ^Dreaaen named C5arl Ersklne. a 14-« OVK PICK itt the Wosid BivlegApavAa wins In sight starts and an Teaiiis Listed Under the Arcs Tomorrow niirhleaa wondara of Brooklyn » mighty battle tomorrow. If he performer over the year, to face ts the New York Tanksss in firs New Haven, Sept. 80— Offi pitchleas ^ n dera of BrooMyn y ,, y g „g ,* ,, the «-to- big Vic Raachl, I M . In Thuraday'a nexsd the CCIL crown. Replaoe- cials of the Tale Athletic Aaao- Stengel Used games. Preaeker Roe may win the ments for linsrasn Jimmy Mini' have putIt squarely up to their j favor of the American second game at Ebbeta Field, nor loos gams tor Brooklyn, according In Leading 20 Maacheetor’s first night fOotbsasperiaaced T-formstlon qusrterbsck. elation apnounead today a i ^ a l By 4 Point Margin cuocl, Jimmy McArdls," Pinky youth group rataa which Trill wonderful rookie reliever, Joe f^aguera will take an abrupt dip, that be nominated Preacher Roe, to our crystal ball. Hobsntnal, ‘Tonuny Oorcormn. gsme of the 18fi3 ssssoa wUl bs while his broUier, Al, performs at 97 Bat Orders Black, to get them off on the right and It rould turn out to be a rl^ hla veteran aouthpaw, to match right half. Al PhlUipa is a hard be la effect for the Tnle-Brorm Charlie Gaakell and backs Hsrold New Torti. BapL 30—(IT)—Ite- plsysd St ML Nsbo tomorrow svs- gam# to ba plajiad on Saturday Seventeon pUyara batted overborn omi then TriOppad tkv Had Baff foot against tha favored Yankees roaring World Rerira. portaide shooCs with easy Ed Lopat ENTROEB in th# Merchant’s Duff end Bobby Johnson have yst aouroaful Michigan BUta w u a man to stop from hla fullback In the World Reriea opener to- BHOi;i4> THE GAMBLE fall In tha thijpl conUat at Yankee nbig whes tha Sllh City A .C plays position. In the Borrl. the JOO 'mark tfi tbe American far the Aasertana League tMle. Bowling Loagus which starts to bs found. aolkl chotoa aa tha No. 1 collaga All youth organisations may IViHiiagrr Dornn't Know morrow at Rbbeta Field. and Black take a abellacklng, the gtadlum. /■ Thursd^ night at the T lanes are host to tha newly-orgknlssd Bast VETERAN UNBMBN with the Little League daring the paat tea- Abrams led In runs batted la football taam In tha country today Obtain ganemi admlarion saata with 39, coUsetad tbs moat hita, 8L Never beforp In big league hla- National Leaguers will be In The two standard bearers were Dart’s M i y , Community Press, TRUMAN COWLES’ Pointer In tha Aaaoctatad Praat’ ftrat Hartford Merchants. The Mer Marchanta Include Charlie (CIpolla, son Trith Danny Rami’a .988 top What Order He Will chants formerly performed aa tha for theiir msmbsrs at ths re tied with Renn and D iA T ires OT tory haa a champion of either cir-, trouble, stripped temporarily of scheduled to take their final work- Vic’s Orindors, White Olass, How- placed first in Open and first In waakly poll. Johnny Patrick, Mika Wrobal, Dave ping the list. The Red Box Inflalder- cult been forced to undertake such the relief pitching which held outs today at the Stadium. The Ouaadara. Kickoff Is acheduled for Maaaoli and (CUff Chambare among duced rata of 30 oents each and the Red Sox la runs ecooad, ewd* and Landscapers and Moriarty Beet of Breed at Ui<4 recent trial Bporta wrttara and broadcaatars, at 81 for adulta accompanying pttraar collected 39 base bits in 44 line in Firnt (fame their shaky mound staff together Dodgers, returning a courtesy. In 8 o’clock, otliers. The first three mentioned with 23. The Cardinal third snebwf a deapeiate gamble. Other rookies Brothsra Action each night is of the Manchcater Kennel Club. who hi a pra aaaaoti aampUng of the children. However, nil at bats in 19 gamas to boat llilrd all season the rookie phenom ap- vltad the Yanks to tune up their BOTH TEAMS ware vtctortoua pinyers have all played with the poled out nine doubles, tied far NfW York. «*pt. .10 (>et A f»l- have been called upon In the Im tch*Jiiisd to atart at 7:19. True liandles bird dogs in field opinion named tha Rpartana aa tha tickata must be obtained in ad baseman Bohl^ Abrams of the triple honors Trith one aad had portant flrat game, and there have peared In 36 games, and though batting eyas at Ebiwta Field, but In their season’s opener. The Boat Aces la recent years, whils the lat low probably rould go down ■■ ■ trial competition lir many New beat bat to win tha national eham- vance from the Tale Athletic Cardinals by four poIntA Abrams four home runs. Rann Tven etreuK been bullpen specialists before. he was credited with only 15 vie- tha American Leaguers declined TELEVnubN RPOBTR: World Hartford eleven dtfeated Adams. ter was an outstanding end with aarr If h* namad tha batting order England statea during tha spring plonahlp, apparantly wara further Aaaoeintloa. bsttad .984 on 31 haso knocks in clout laurola Trith dvo. B o l ^ Roy- But tbe combination of the two, torlea hla contributions easily with thanks, saying that they knew Series baseball Wednesday, Thurs convinced by Rtata’a 37-18 oom%- Maas., by a 8 to 0 score In a gams the Rockville Legion. tha New York Yankeaa will kw end fall aaaaona Yale and Brown have eoop- 99 trips to tho dish In 30 gameo. nolds of the Dodgers stela alM equalled those of a 23-game win- the place well from past World day. Friday and Saturday after played la the Bay Stats, wliUe Dm Satisfied In opening the see sow in the opening game of the World out there trying to turn bark the liack victory over Michigan lalit emted annually to antand thIa Abrams won the moat valuable ner. Hla earned-run average, 2.15, Series and exhibition games. noon starts at 13:49 .p.m. over Saturday. A ces pounded out a laat period with a win, but a little disappoint ft r r I « a agalnat the Brooklyn Bombers before the eyes of the privilega to church groups, Boy player avrard. nation, will be unprecedented. was the beat In the leajpie. U HILB RTENOEL staunchly re- Channel Six and Sunday at 2 p.m., V08H VINOBK'S tootbaU re They gave tha Spartans 93 of ore to defeat tha Winstead ed in his team's play, (Coach Swade Dodgera tomorrow. tirement was briaf, almost Scout troopo, nolghborhoed Bto BSfenbers af tka Tankaea bnttlag hanara urMk aa MA.NAnr.R CHi:CK DREHREN An angle which meaaen un fiiaed to predict the outcome of the Ifhn fifth game is nscssssry. If tha 83 first plaea votaa cast and Steam RoUera, 7 to 0. Solomonson expMta to make a tew THE I.ATF.MT AVAII.AIII>, short as Jersey Joe Weleott’a from clubs, ate. and fenr iweh froas the Red Bex mark. Tho Bad Sox J ld , I took a calculated risk when he doubtedly took Into serious con playoff, even In pig latln, Dressen sixth and ssYsnth games are ne an Imprassive total o f 793 points, ITm vtattora are made up of the lineup changes before tomorrow’s sad Cnrdinale, pbw three inembeni flgiire on the number of different sideration In handing Black the continued to breathe fire and de cessary tslsoasta will start at boxing. Toah announced hla re nearly twice that o f tha No. 3 better players la Beet Hartford big game. He la expected to add batting ordera Profeaaor t'aaey nominated the 28-year-old Negro ef the Dodgers batted ever JRM. freshman to duel with the Yanks' biasing torch was tha mental lift fiance In his talks with newsmen, 12:49 with pre-game color. AU tirement following the final game team, nUnota. and Hartford. Their talented back- and drop players before game time. Htengel haa uaed In the roiirae ol of the Silk City football season The Cards Tven eecond round bon- was Jd8i mighty Allle Reynolds, as great a to be derived from winning the possibly to bolster the morale of games, except Sunday, start at 1 POINT TOTALS arc arrived at field includee the triple threat star, The Aeea held a lengtbly practice the aeaaon la 97 and he aald to opener. Should the rookie w^i over his athletes. p.m. Boxing — Wednesday night, in 1991. Laat Sunday at Nebo by awarding ten for a first place John "Red" Jacko who Is running sesalon laat evening and another Schedule Tourueys day he atm doean't know how hla money pitcher aa there la In the game today. He could have held Reynolds, the Yankees' beat, other "I've told them there's no more Willie Pep v a Armand Savoie, when the Aces opened their aes' vote, nine for aecond, etc. from ths left halfback spot this one la called for tonight at the team will ahape up In the flrat less endowed members of the DIMaggtoa ' and Uenrichs on the featherweights, st 10 p. m. Also, son, the big fellow was in uniform No other team n t more than ssason. Ernie Fournier Is an ex- Weet Side Oval at 7 o’clock. At Country Club ronteat. Ills relief ace back and been as sured of late-inning Insurstii-e as Dodger staff might be Inspired to Yankees to scare you like there Johnny Saxton va. Ralph Jonea, and turned In a sparkllpg defen' savan No. 1 votaa, this number go "I really don't know yet. and pitch above their .usual wejght In used to be." said the voluble little welterweights, at 10 p. m. on Fri sive game at tackle. ing to Maryland’s Sugar Bowl American L. L. Batting that'a the beat 1 ran tell .-on." long the the big play-off lasts. He Two toumamaata on tha follow I hose to play It bold, to stake hla the ensuing gfcmea. Something of leader. "They're only, the ^ s t In BILLY day. teturday the Stanford-Uichl- cliamplona who gained thrird place aald the akipper aa he held coiirt the kind would appear to be need the American League- not a great gan football game will be flaahed MRS. CLARENCE ROA^Cll, on cioaa-aquaak triumpha over ing eonsscutlva Sundays tvIU wind for tha preaa. "If you want to make hopes of a world championship on COX TEAM BATTING one throw of the cubes. ed if tha boys across tha bridge club. I'm not worried about thelf on the screen following tbe World mother of the Manchester High Mlaaouri and Auburn. up the regular scheduled golf so- It up, go ahead. Qene Woodllng are to hang In there fdr more than pitching after facing fellows like Series gams. football ace, Jirnioy, sat through Callfomia was namad fourth, nub O probably will bat fourth and Yogi If Black, an unperturbabla con without a single flrat place vote tivitiea for the season at Uia Man Yankees ...... II trol apeclallat, pitches up to hla five or six games. Robin Roberts and Sal Maglle In the entire game lest Saturdsy in OWL chaster Country (Hub. Win Tur- Red bos ...... II to tif ** I 4 ' Berra fifth- that la If Woodllng IT WAR NO RITRPBIRE that 1 the National League." MANCHESTER HIOH’a defense Willlmantic between the Indians but with strong runnarup support, ^r«.tnali ...... 47* Ul U* II 1 8 playa." brilliant form of tha regular cam- and Tsxaa, winner over Louisiana klngton, chairman of tha tourna p odfere ...... 4** agalnat forward passes la poor. and Windham High with her ment committee, revealed plana for Leaiue ...... 1*4* Woorlling who hit a robiiat .311, Red and White defenders let Mld- fingers crossed on both hands. Shs State and North Carolina, was ist» i h haa been bothered on and off with fifth with only five votes for flrsL a Scotch Ball (Mlcutta this Sun letown ends get between them wasn't alone in that respset, for day with a Pro-member event on a groin Injury for the paat three Completing the top tan, in order, VILLAOe rHABMEBS APTOBOTIVB LBAOVB INDIVIDUAL BATTtNO Mantle Seen (the defenders) and the goal line her husband, Clarence, also kept Jarvli III Columbus Day, Sunday, O ct 13. Playert ea4 Club K SH Rl weeka and didn't pl^ay much dur and the result was a 13-13 tie. Laat ware Oeorma Tech, Southern Cal DeConsler 41) his fingers crossed. *^e Indians ifornia, wlaconain, Kansas and MsAlllitfir ...... 103 IDS '17 Neff ...... M 136 N Entries in tha two events are Rrnn. Red Box ...... ing tha laat week. The rhanrea are Saturday agalnat Windham High lost, 18 to 12, but it wasn't the Moon ...... 71 71 It Tdrk ...... 74 — 14 Abrame, Oardinala Duke. Sheldon ...... U It U now being accepted at tbe club. A Fleber, Cardlsala ...... he'll he In, though, with aome aort As New Hero of Willlmantic, the Whippets tal fault of Jimmy. The 189-pound White ...... M 17 II list baa l>ten poatsd on the bul- of aperlal brace. H is interesting that, in addi Barton ...... 10 74 7> MrCsukhey ...... M 11 H Oarallo. Tankaas ..... lied both TDs on passes when In fullback la atiU the greatest Man' O n fo r ...... It M 74 beCnrmlsr 76 104 Istln board and many local golfers LtydUi. Red iok ...... t'AHE ALAO la a little concerned tion to Michigan State on top of Malorcs Kallempo Tankeea ., 1? dian backs triad to play the ball cheater High football player this the pile, five other teams p lck ^ In have already signified Intentions of about aecond baaeman Billy Mar Inatead o f potential pass recelvera. Touts ...... 417 440 404 IM l R. Ilavaolda. Dodsara 3 14 Yankee Centerfielder writer haa even aeeh. tha pre-season poll pulled down Totals .. pitying in these season ending a. Rofltni, Tanktee .. tin, who haa a wound on hla right Result was a IS to 12 win for OsrdsB O n n (I) ...... 433 606 446 1401 placaa on the first weeldy sliow Bouchtr ...... N 71 K 2U Bay BsUn > nant wlnnera. but you certainly DR. CHARLIE BOBBINS won Touta ...... "410 "m i "413 iw i St. John ...... 14 _ •( J7J Magnusoil. Red Soz The writer's selection Is Mickey of the Southern (Conference), August ...... 114 101 KM 934 staged (Tolumlnis Day. A minimum can't queatlon the gameneaa of the the Senior Metropolitan Amateur DIUoa’s <41 of 60 local entriaa iriU ba naided 0. Merrar. Tankeaa Mantle, the ever-improving New (California meeta Minnesota. Texas MeCsbe ...... — 15 _ It Callahan, Ylad lo z club." York Yankee sophomore star who SEAT COVERS Athletic Union 25-kllometer run Edmunev ...... K S3 19 371 Lovell ...... ~ 104 M 101 to round out the field. last Sunday at Yonkers, N. Y., in vies with Notre Dame. Georgia Brufcrmsn ...... U M W 334 Elamak, Rad Box ...... When nomeone naked Caae why has done a fine Job fllllng the shoes Tech opposes Southern Methodist. Cormier ...... 13 96 13 241 Another fine aeeson of golf at RalcheU. Dodfars .,,, ri 1:27:24.9. He ran under the colors ToUIs .. 483 1331 Moaser, (T^lnala .... he declined to uae Rbbeta Kleld to of the great Joe DLMagglo In Southern (Callfomia meeta Arnw. Suto ...... 73 U 70 366 Bolssd Mstsrs (I) ths Country Club la rapidly com of the New York Pioneer CJlub. Freemsn ...... 74 71 lOt 3M Churllla Dodgers •... practice, he aald with hla uaual aly centerfleld. Kansas tackles (Colorado. Duke H. Sedllk ...... M 104 M n i ing to an and. Many more ovants Finley. Cardlnaia wink: $12 95 Ana UP Robbins flnlahed TOO yards ahead srrison ...... II M 71 311 THE YANKEES have had a engages Tennessee. ToUls 411 434 417 1341 g. 804113 wara staged this year and raoalved Howarih. Cardinals "We can practice hitting homers INSTALLED FREE of teammate Austin Scott. ’The ...... II 111 tt 3M tremendoua responaa by tha male Oltan, Rad 8oz ...... monopoly on World Series stars p m m WMK Bolton physician took the lead The tbp ten in the Associated ...... 108 17 107 307 Oonnally, Rad Box ... esiw - In the stadium Just aa wcjl aa during the past few years for ob Press’ first football poll (points FssbHt Bntken (3) RsiSeld ...... 97 102 77 364 golfers. Theaa tTvo final tourneys Solomonson,...... '**4 fVRtl Red •«*Box there, Onl.v problem over there la after eight miles and was never Erickson ...... 104 M tt IM will Trrsp up the succeseful season. vious reasons. The first is that RBSSS. based on ten for first, nine for Besupre ...... 71 103 71 367 ToUlf ... Beckwith. Ckirillnala the wall. My outfleldera can prac headed...... 490 601 ' I m I m Watapn, .CarcIniUa they've been the American League second, etc., with first place votes Holmes ...... 69 14 tt 364 W. Ra^'olcs,moles. DodgersDor tice taking caroms off that during CAMPBELL Arthur ...... 109 M U 390 representative In all but one year in parentheses): Uttlng ...... tt N 01 M l Hollweae (4) ___ fankeos our Wednesday batting practice." AUTO SUPPLY BIO AND UTTLE GBIDDBRS 1. Michigan SUte <93)...... 7 7*h«rrten ...... ni 11* fockel.l*ockatl. , Cardinals____ since 1947, The other is that Brisss ...... 103 104 Last NighVs Fights ICeneel, Do<^i MANAaBR (IHtICK OREMHEN they've won the world champion t t BISSELL ST.—TEU 9187 University, Miss. (AP) — Left 2. minoia (4 )...... 4 ToUIs ...... "487 "441 ~ 4 « itt* Peterson ...... M 111 Langs, Tauae ...... of the Dodgers la doing, his trem ship each time. MANCHESTER guard Knox Gary of Memphis 3. Maryland (7 )...... 3 Mslesey BsAis A T. V. Ill Pirkty .. •...... too 110 Minor, Red Soz White ...... 17 II U 381 Bsbcock -...... I* too Olesver. Dodgera ,,., bling In privacy—If he la frighten the lightest lineman on the Uni 4. (California...... a Sonesn ...... 77 19 30 264 Rissuto was acclaimed the versity of Mississippi football ^[rookljm—Lee Sals, 181%, Don llurlbart, (^Klnala .. ed of the Yanks. series' outstanding star last Octo 5. Texas (5)...... 3 Pslmrr ...... 12 .13 14 368 ToUIs ...... 4*6 661 610 16M ora. Pa., outpointed Norman Xahlsr. Dodfars ...i , For a fellow whose pitching la A lM iB squad. He weighs only 177 pounds. 6. Georgia T ech...... 3 KuSmIk ...... 17 . 71 103 M l _ . . Bsaekeiler Bsdislor (0) t Jsmaltli. Dodgers ... ber for hla sterling work at short Demsrs ...... 77 13 101 310 Bujaelus ...... t l lit 114 131 H^es, 18, Boston (10). Hamlll, Carctnala ii.. woeful to put It mildly, he la doing Gary plays alongalde the squad's 7. Southern (Callfomia (5)... 3 Brooklyn — Danny OlovanalU, BMYJNOL^S stop. Gerry Coleman, the Yankees' largest performer, 240-pound Jisyee ...... 78 — M 170 ■ouSard, Tankaas .... little worrying out loud. line aecond baseman, won the BflLCH is Your 8. Wisconain (1 )...... S Totsls 430 433 476 1337 J ?* * * *2 10* 103 311 140, Brooklyn, stopp^ Eddie Oil Poller, Red 8«s He decided to have the club, work Charles (Moe) Morganti, the left 9. Kansas ...... 1 vor, 148%, Hartford, Conn. (B). ■egleton. Red Bos ... honors In 1950 for hla brilliant tackle. Both are junior lettermen ...... 93 It _ m Venesis, Yankees nut today at 1 p.m. (e.a.t.) In the. 0 10. Duke ...... 1 A’S TO RUN WILUAM8PORT Rsimondo ...... ; ] qi jq] Chicago—Billy Nobla, 188%, Barah, Yankta ...... defensive play and timely hitting. and play on offense. Stadium Instead of 10 a.m., aa it Reynolds was chosen In '49 for his The second ten: Grand Island, Nab., knocked out Haaklil, Dodgera ...... was scheduled originally. 11. Tennessee (2 )...... 1 Williamsport, Pa„ Sept. 80 — Totsls 431 631 S04 1470 Frahar, Dodiera .., superb work on the mound. Phil Sanderson, 174%, CBlcago R. Marrar, Taniwaa "Might aa well get uaed to the GOOD START 12. ViUsnova (2 )...... 1 (A P) — Williamsport of the Class ( 2 ). shadows at the time they're play Mantle may become the fourth 12. Princeton (1)...... A E u tem League will be operated Holyoha, Mess.—Iggy Vaceart, straight Yankee to win the honor Notre Dame, Ind. (A P) — Neil ing the games," he aald. Worden, junior fullback on the 14. U C L A ...... by the Philadelphia Athletics next 143, Boston, outpolntod Georgia this year. The Oklahoma strong season. Thomas H. Richardson, Obedience Dog Like Stengel, Dressen la con Noter Dame grid squad, scored 19. Ohio State...... Edmonds, 188, Hartford, Conn. boy has Improved at such a rapid president of the league, said cerned about a couple of hla play Batting, Fielding Averages four touchdowns In his first col 16. Virginia (2 )...... (8). ers, Carl Furlllo haa a sore left pace during the summer that he lege game against Indiana. All 17 . R ic e ...... yesterday that the Willamsport Claeses Resume Naw Orleans—NeUon Levsrtng, hand and has been wincing while developed Into one of tha most four scores came within six min 18. Hlsalssippl...... franchise will be retained by local 139, Omaha, Neb., outpointed Kid he .Swings. But he ahould be all feared batsmen In the American BETTER DEAL Interests. The Athletloe, be said, It's Later Than MPILKD BY THK A8«OClATBD PRESS) utes during the second quarter, 19. Notre D ^ e ...... 36 Obedience Dog Training Club (jentella, 189, Managua, NIoaragtia right. Roy Campanella alao haa a League. During Ihe September Tills touchdown avalanche occur' 20. Oklahoma ...... 39 will supply the players and operate ( 10). gore hand, but workhorse that he BattlfiK and PleldItiK stretch drive Mantle was a one- PONTIfiC OEAIER the team. Williamsport was a farm will resume lU weekly training NEW YORK YANKEES red In the 1951 game, won by the Others getting votes: Arisons Sait Lake City—Bob Dunlapi la, the No. 1 catcher will go along man destruction gang with hts bat. l . Mil r r. . I M.imi I|. -I' r club of the Detroit Tigers the last classes tonight at 7 o’clock at PUy»*r r<»B. n AB / R II HR RBI ret. ro A V Dr Pet. 1 -.1 Irish, 48-6. State at Tempe, Colorado, Holy 179, Salt Lake City, outpointed without complaint. IR ...... m 442H HR 120 1ft &F .2m 204ft 74 11 133 .m clubbing at a .375 pace to bring (Crocs, Tulsa (1), Pennsylvania, six years. the Community Y on North Main Omcllo Argramonte, 193, Cuba Ton Think ! Chuck admitted he had to do MiirUh. 3R ...... KW .1.1R.T 12 . F7 1 R.t ,W7 34R 117 F R7 F94 his batting average up to .311, tops Penn State, Stanford, TCU, Army, (10). plenty of thinking before deriding SrDoufaM 3S .... .VVi AA I4A 11 77 .2A.1 1.11 2F0 13 41 .F72 on the Yankee team. street. All dog ownera are in RF MR 2 41 3A1 80A 460 IF 113 .F7A Miami (Fla.), Navy, Michigan, COACH MADE BIO JUMP vited to attend these weekly ses Sydney, Australia — Fraddta to uae rookie Joe Black aa the/ Rixsuttt. RS .^7* A 10 .292 B rin g Y o u r C . . •'t.T.'S F7 14A .W FR .271 AFA 71 THE FIJ.;ET-l'X>OTEn young Pittsburgh, Florida, Georgia, (Col Annapolis, Md. UPI—Eddie Erd- sions. Dawson, 148, ThomasvlUe, Vk.-i starter In the opener. But hla eg- 94 171 2.1 •7 ..111 147 1A 13 ft ,F6R Mnntl**. OF . ft .FFA ster paced the Bronx Bom ^rs in gate, Baylor, Alabama, Nebraska, Istz, head football coach at Navy, Dogs, six months of age or Itnocked out Walter Halnea, 148%, planatlon was simple. Wnndliir. OF tOH AR 12? 1.1 A.1 111 21F 11 1 Brookijm (9), on .. .55:1 FA 1A2 17 7.1 .2F.1 24^> 16 4 2 .FRA hits, total bases, extra base hits Washington (1). jumped into hla present coaching over, are eligible for the ^sses. Tiras In Nhw "BLACK SHOULD be abl« to Norm. OF .. .131 40 7A ft XI .287 14.') 3 0 1 l.OOO and was second only to Berra In position without ever having held Handlers are requested to wear F 4 2F .26.1 31F IR 8 81 .987 work more than anyone else, so Mlir. IF...... !.T7 .IF .FOO home runs and runs batted In. A BUY SEUX>UT PBEOICTBD the position of head coach. After rublier soled shoes or rubbers 4 4 It stands to reason that ^ should Rrlrtrw’Fjirr IF IR 11 10 0 2 .2A8 11 21 switch hitter. Mickey possesses F o r ■ ' ‘ • v i Rahr. IF ... 2J 1 2 0 0 Oft.1 4 17 3 3 .F18 Havana, (Cuba, BepL 30 — (AP) graduating from St. Mary's (Col while working on the gym floor. use him first." he said, '"^he entire I|r>uk, r ... A 0 2 0 0 .1X1 F 1 1 1 .900 equal power from both sides of the — A sell out was predicted today lege where he was u i outstanding All dogs should have chain choke Sports Mirror pitching staff told me they are SUv«rx. r ... M 4 IF 0 II .337 ft4 R 0 1 1.000 plate. He hit 12 homers lefthanded .116 7 34 0 0 i.non for the Kid Oavilan-BUly Graham end-on the '33, '34 ai\d '35 teams, collars and leashes. ready to start and relieve. They've MfDnuBlfi. P 19 % A 0 0 and 11 righthsnded during the sea f*rRrbf>rnu|fh. 12 2 F 0 4 .2R1 11 IR 1 0 .FAF welterweight ebampiom^ip fight Ed stayed on at hla Alma Mater As in past years, training will Today A Year Ago—Jaekia all had plenty of rest and all 4 14 .2AR 16 IR 1 0 .91F son. RrIu. P ...... 17 4 IF DUKE McCLURE Auto* Co. here Oct. 4. Dr. Lorenzo Nodarec, as line coach in '36 and '3Y. After lie under the supervision of Miss Robinson hit a 14-lnnlng bomar to 0 2 .214 1 1ft 1 0 .941 S N O W ^ should be ready." Vlllur. r . 2R 2 A The switcher, as he Is called by goverlment eporta director, aald lioldlng other assistant poaltlona Frances Pierce of New Britain, beat the Phlltiea and maintain tha But the akipper still had to make RUrkwrll. P 0 1 0 1 .200 1 1 0 0 1.000 FNIDER Raii('h). P .. Af) 4 11 0 2 .IRR A 32 1 3 .965 his teammatea also has developed "more than $40,000 in cash on hand at San Francisco. Navy and the President James Sheldon will to National League‘ tie, and forcing sure he had aomeone In the bullpen 7 F 0 4 .178 A 11 1 1 .F74 Into a good defensive player. for tickets already, and it looks aa Lopat. r ... \2 1 .FAO PerMnally Endorsed Used Cars professional San Francisco 49'ers, on hand to help new trainers and a post-season playoff Trith tha to relieve In case hla ace falters. n»'vnf*MR. P ns R 11 0 7 .13.1 18 Vi 3 Moved to the outfield from short if the 49,000 seats we are planning Erdlats was named head coach at Here's how he figures It: Should Kuxiva, P . .. i.1 2 4 0 1 .0F1 4 IS 0 3 I.OOO to answer any questions that may GianU. CAPPOIG Oorman. P . 2.1 1 2 0 1 .067 3 u 8 0 .R12 stop last year. Mantle has picked CARL will not be enough." the Naval Academy In 1990, arise concerning the club. Five Years Ago—The Tanks, ha- Black get knoc-ked out early, Billy OptrowRkl. P Ra 0 0 0 0 .000 3 1 0 1 I.OOO up the finer points of outfielding Ixrea will come on. If he need some hind fine relief pitching by Joe 12F AAF 2A6 4143 17R3 127 IF6 .979 so rapidly, he is now rated aa one FURILLO Page, won the opener of the World and Aroid flio Rush, one fiw the eighth or ninth. It will Tram ...... ’ 710 Tin of the best defensive centerflelders Traded For The Fabulous Hudson be Preacher Roe. He alao has BROOKLYN DODORRM Series from the Brooklyn Dodgsrs, K Pet. In the league. Hla blinding speed Johnny Rutherford set, Pla.vrr Ptia, \R R II HR nm !vt ro A DP 9-3. NOTHING TO FAY UltTIL Mfv fra, IB. .. .VM M 12F 12 102 .3A4 111R IIF 11 1,V> .FF2 and his strong right arm have been Ten Years Ago—Tha Yanks took "I asked Johnny If he would be Roblnaon. 3B . .MO 104 Ift? IF 73 .108 570 401 lOF .975 A 11 .XI 113 HA R 2F .F73 big factors in overcoming his in 1949 BUICK the flret game of the World Series ready to relieve In two games with Cox. IP ...... FA U7 7 experience at a strange position. THEY ARE FUT ON YOUR CAR out rest, and he aald OK. That Rraar. SB ...... V%R FA FA2 S Si .272 2ft1 177 30 FI .F71 from the St. Louis Ckurdinals, 7-4, 4AR 7.1 13R 22 •7 .369 664 &R 4 A .904 solved my problem," said Chuck. Oampanrtla. C . 1 0 .992 This will be Mantle's second Super 56s, Sedanette. as Spud Oiandler abd Red Ruffing flhuba. OF .... A) 71 - F 40 .10.1 11A 3 World Series. He played In his Then It's back to the bullpen for flnlilrr. OF .... AT 4 •0 1A2 21 91, 801 US 11 8 8 .992 Fully equipped. combined to hold tha Oarda to Black. If he goes the distance to Pafko. OF ----- 7A IftR IF RA .3R7 X10 IF 8 2 .988 first as a rookie last year. He r >- seven hits. ftl 105 R SF .247 234 18. 8 3 FR7 morrow. he'll probably be ready to Furlllo, OF ... 4X1 0 0 1.000 peared In two game.s, collecting Twenty Years Ago Today-V MANCHESTER TIRE Nrlaon. IF .... IF A 10 0 .1 2M 16 2 one hit In five times at bat before relieve Krldav If needed, Mnrfan. IF ... 1F1 FA iS 7 V lA 2.1A 62 113 7 11 .962 ginis Van WIe and Glenns CJollelt Well, If Chuck's pitching plans Brhifra. IF SA R 11 0 2 .IFA 41 36 1 11 .971 suffering a knee Injury while *’-1#' A , Vare entered finals of the Women’s 10 11 0 8 .2S0 IR 0 0 0 1.000 chasing a fly ball in the fifth In sound somewhat compllcAted ,\nn>roa. OF .. 44 0 1.000 ft'; Golf championship. and RECAPPING Ilolmrp. OF .. M 3 4 0 t .lit S 1 0 ning of the second game against 'Sr, that's how he won the pennant, so Walkrr. C .... im F M 1 17 .XAF 217 16 1 3 .9R7 1949 CHRYSLER 1946 . . . ^ -'Cl 295 IROAD STREET TEL 2-4224 SI 3 F 0 1 .2FO 8 21 0 1 1.000 the NewvYork Giants. He did not ¥/,/> W ^ VV.V.jir 4-4 o e N s there's no arguing with him. Ruthrrfun;. P 16 ift 8 4 .951 BRAVES BUY PAIR As Dressen put It: Brarro. P . .. IF 7 10 0 3 .1.12 play for the rest of the series. WOODUNG Plark. P - ... ,1A 1 ft 0 ft .1.1F R 23 8 3 .909 NEW YORKER Se CHEVROLET "To win. I'm going to use any lei mi rum. I* .. R 0 0 1 .1X1 R 6 1 0 .900 IF THR RERIE.S goes over five '* i '* Boston, Sept. 80—OP)— The one except the pitcher who Is Wailr. P ...... AO A 7 3 6 .117 F IF 1 1 .966 games. Mantle may have to miss Tudor. Fully equipped. 1 a dan. Fully equipped. Boeton Bravea have bought the scheduled to go the next day. If Isora. P .14 2 ft 0 1 .OF2 18 3* ft .9; the other games since he has been 37 2 4 0 1 .070 R 34 0 0 l.n0i> contracts of pitchers Ray Crone I have to ua. three to wm. I ll do ^ 22 0 1 0 0 tHft F tft 1 1 '.900 summoned for re-examliiatlon by SERVICE and Dick Kelly from their Hart It. If I have to use four or five. I'll j ' p 3 0 , 1 0 0 .04.1 F tft ,1 1 .90) his Commerce, Okla., draft board. 0 ■ 0 i.ono ford farm team In the Eastern do that, too." Lrhman. 4 4 0 0 0 OOi) 0 4 Mickey currently la classified 4-F Kin*. P ft 0 0 0 0 .000 6 12 1 1 .947 League. General Manager John a . _ --- 1 1 1— II — because of osteomylitis In his left 1950 HUDSON IS CONVENIEHT HERE Quinn said last night tha two Tram ) .V2M 77ft lino lft3 721 .2A3 417F lARO lOA 1AR .FR2 : ankle. The young star, however, 1948 HUDSON promising hurlers Trill get a may be given permission to take Pacemaker Sedan. chance to show their stuff In his examination in New York, FOOTBALL RRCORD FI.AMINGO CROP I at Hialeah. The census takers re- SEDAN. Commodore Fully equipped. One Leave your car at this downtown Chrysler- spring training drills. Cront. a which probably would enable him » » ; Miami ijpi A new and different ‘ vcaled that 76 flamingoes were 8. Fully equipped. car owner. 21-year-old righthander from UNDER THE UGHTS ’ kind of record was set last season bom at the special Hialeah flamln- to play in the entire series. > • Plymouth headquarters while you shop . , . Memphis. Tenn., led the Hartford ------go farm. The previous high was or phone 7191 for pick-up and delivery pitchers this season with a 13-11 74 In 1S44. Summer-like weather Steve O'Neill, manager of the record. He was 12-7 Trith tha laat winter Is given as the reason. Philadelphia Phillies, caught 100 service. same club in 1951. TOMORROW KIGHT' 'V— ------or more games per season 10 Kelly, s southpaw from nearby i times. Three times he hit above 1950 Quincy, was first signed for tha *4 the .300 mark. a e o R S S 1950 PACKARD Our modern service department will keep Boston farm system In 1949. He DXtfMBinkl^ SHUBA OLDSMOBILE your car in smooth running condition with compiled s 7-8 slate with Hart Sedan. Fully equipped. ford this campaign. . Tudor. Fully equipped. the least inconvenience to you. V..... MT. NEBO BOXING RECEIPTS DOWN J 4 <*♦ Hartford. Sept. 30 — (A P) — Member Maflcbeeter Automotive Dealers’ ' k • Connecticut's athletic commission Association spent three times aa much aa it 1940 took In during the fiscal year end SILK CITY AC 1950 ing June 30, ita head reported yeaterdsy. In a report to Gov, vs. STUDEBAKER CHEVROLET Lodge, Commissioner Frank D. Sedan, Commander. >'<'4 Cerlanek of Cheshire stated re Fully equipped, over ceipts were $8,915.88 against ex EAST HARTFORD Club Coupe. penses o f $25,631.94. Cerlanek also drive. •iM.i reported a deficit last year. MERCHANTS OBID DOUBLE READER Dallas (AP) — A college foot ball dobule header in Dallas turo KICK-OFF AT I years ago set all kinds o f records. This was when Texas and Okla Admission: Adults |1.00 (Tffx IncL) Childiun BOe. McCLURE Auto Co. homa played in the afternoon and HANK t w L r m " j n Oklahoma A A M battled South Compliments of Ms’s and BUTs . SAUeR , THI HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ern Methodist St Right. More than ____ 1373 M A IN STREET ' M ANCHESTER 190,000 paid admission were re 351 East Center St. — Msnchsster 4 H o p e m s MAIN fTRIIT corded for the two gameq played \K 6 ^ ub'i In the Cotton Bowl. Ik ^
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SO, 1962 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, l»6t HooMhold Goods 61 PAGE FOURTEEN ^rJlaSANT, Fumiahsd boom, Ho for Sate 72 HoiuMis for Sate 72 Houaos for Sate 72 Hoiiscfl for S«te Mml-priYate xueben privUagM. 72 Wanted—Rtal Eatete 77 Dtemonda— WatdMB— Cofflpleto lino of Children’s BuildinK— ContraetinE 14 Private Instmctiona 28 SitostloM Waata Artktes for Sate 45 Working girt preferred. Phone 3- SUNSET lUDOB BAYBERRY ESTATES Be van Tfims AatonobllM for Sate 4 AatomobtlM for Sate 4 Jewelry 48 FLORENCE 8TREET—3 family F m ste S3 furniture, Cribs, Mnttresies, NEAR VERNON INN B ^ T O N WONDER WHO TO CALL SPECIAUZINO IN Custom built LEARN PRACTICAL nursing TAYLOR CLOTHES drier. 890; flat 6-5. Steam heat, 2 ear garage. Bast Hartford. Six room colo GET BETTER VALUE ON BUY THE BEST POR LESS LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re pisy Pens, High Chsirs, Cur- Five room ranch homea on 150 garages, concrete Soors. Also al easily at boe.e, spare time. Big CURTAINS LAUNDERED and eutomaMe gaa hot water heater, SPACIOUB. Clean double room Site of 26 acres suitable for Storm wlndowa and- aereana In nial, thros years old. Tils bath Attlee Powers ClatsifiwI 1949 Mercury Chib Coupe—Radio pairs, abjuau watches axpertly. risges. Walkers, e ^ . (Complete foot fro'nt Iota. Situated high In ABOUT BUYING OR terations, additions and dormer demand, good earnings. High Ironing dona In my homa. Call 3 850; 14’ Amesbury skiff, 1150; 7te with kitchen privllegei. Suitable drive-in theater, super mar od condition. Immadlata occu and‘lavatory, bresxsway, attached the hlUe of Bolton. Featuring pic A BETTER USED CAR and heater, overdrive. M P. Evtnrude motor 1953 model Raaaonabla prioes. Opm daUy. furnishings for the entire for working couple or two gentle pancy. Priced 814,800. garage, amaaita drive, comblna- 1961 Henry J 4 Cyl. 3-Dr. S ed a n - erection. Call Frank Oontols, school nbt necessary. Write for 4833. ket, highway furniture store. ture book kitchens, ceramic tlla SELLING REAL ESTATE? Hartford 6-7735. Free facte. Weyne School of Prac 1175 All practically new. Also Thursday eveninga 189 Sprues home. Appliances snd TV. men, 813.50 per week. Apply Ver tlon sersena and storm windows. batha, aluminum atorm windows, In Labor Party Mvertisements AT Radio and heater. strsat Phona 3-4M7. Ideal location 800’ frontage. LINCOLN STREBT-U rooms plua Price. 819,000. Owner transferred. 1949 Praser ' 4-Dr. Sedan— Radio tice! Nursing. Box S. Hersid. WILL CARE for child in my home four puppies 813 each. Phone 2- non Inn at the Talcottvllla rotary, 2 unfinished, hot watar oU heal, la n g te with amsstta drivaa, ex Get reliability. Call the or days. Vicinity of Mancbeater 8841. or call Menchastcr 3-S216. Investigate this opportunity. Immadlsts occupancy. BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. and heater, overdrive. CHAMBERS FURNITURE firaplada, laundry In baaament, haust fans, oil heat large storage ganization that gets things (Coattmsad from Page Om ) CLASSIFIED ADVT. Fterteta— Noraeriaa 16 WILL TALK to reliable men. ms- Road. WrtU Box C. Herald. area, Venetian Minds prica sen- 1947 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr,-Ra Fael and Feed 4f>A TWO DOUBLE rooma, modem plastered walla, full tils bath. Near' done. For every real estate DEPT. HOUR.S rhanictlly Inclined, who want to PARLOR H fATE R, one year eld. A t The Green ARTHUR A. KNOFLA MANtaiESTER ■IMy at 813,800 with liberal ftnanc- Urn were won by R. H. i. Oross- dio and heater, fluid drive. IMPORTPD Holland bulbs, tulips, P ’ burner. Excellent condition. furnizhingi. Kitchen prtvUegas. bus Una, shopping cantar and service call 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 8 cyl. train spars Urns for welding, WOOD, Seasoned, dry, stove or Realtor Ing available. To inspect these eu- 8:18 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. I960 Studebaker Chtmpimi 3-Dr. hyacinths, daffodils, crocus. lUles. WILL CARE for child in my home Centrally •located. Women only. schoola Quick occupancy. Pries SIX ROOMS—riv s flnlsbsd, oas nuui and Harold WUaon. Four Sedan Deluxe, radio and heat metal work, reBnlehing In auto Cali 8994 batwaen 5 and 7. flrsplact Isfigths. DsUvsrsd 818 Opart 10 A . M. to 6 P. M. 810,700. burban homes, contact: Standard shift. largest sizs. Chrysanthemum body-fender repairing., {iuto en days. Tel. 3-17S4. Reference!: Write Box U. Herald. 876 Main St— Est. 1921 psrtlsUy flniahad. rscsntly rs- other Bsvanltes alroady aa Ots er, overdrive. per cord. Phone WUllmantle, 8- T. J. CROCKETT, Broker JARVIS REALTY COPY CLOSING TIME plants. Perennials, svergreens, gine tune-up Included. Will not GARAGE DOORS with hardware. ' Evenings 7:80 to 8:30 PACKARD STREET — 4 r^nu dseoratsd. good hobasksspl^, eU exsruUva held UiMr ssata—Mra. 1961 Ford 2-Dr. Sadan — 1950 Studebaker Champion Star Reasonable. Inquire 448 Middle 8217, anytime. NEWLY DBCXJRATED) beauti Phone Office 6440 35 Oak Street 664 Center Sti’eet FOR CIvASSIFIED ADVT. shrubs, fruit trees. Woodland Gar Interfere wlUi your Job. For in plua 2 unfinished, full rtiad d o lla r, bumar, InauUtad. Gsraga 18x84, Barbara Otatle, Tom Dribarg, Xaa Many extras. light Coupe—Radio and heater, Situations Wanted— *rurnplke ICaat. WE8TINOHOU8B Washing ma- fully furnished rooma for two or Evenings 2-6938 or 2-4278 Fhones; Office 5416 dens. 166 Woodland atresL Phone formation and Free book, give ad 80 CORDS of good cow manure. garage, storm windows and aasaalta driveway. Larga land Manchester 4112 Mikardo and Bsvan hlmsstf. MON. THRU FRI. overdrive. 8474. fhlns. Servtl refrigerator, in ex- three. Complete light housekeep Or Residence 3781 1949 Studebaker Commander 4- dress. age, working houre. Auto- Male 39 Part or all. H. J. Klasman, 619 screens, combination, doors, flre scaped lot with older ahede treea. 10:80 A. M. 1960 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— BEAUTIFUL Blue Heywood- cellsnt running condition. Cali ing fa..'illtlcs available. Oentr^. VERNON raCNTBR — Two Acrea Im m ediate occupancy. Price Tha only old guard adbagent ra- Dr. Sedan—Regal deluxe, radio Crefte Training, Box L, Herald, WakeSeld carriage. Like new, Middle Turnpike East. place, nicely landscaped, hot watar MANCHESTER Spacious six CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 8, SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileaffe. WANTED—CarpenUr work. New 83WI. Reasonably priced. Children ac (3ear. Mala road to Rockville. oil heat, laundry in baaomant 811,500. olectad in ths seven-ssat consUUi- and heater, overdrive. Roofinff— Sidinff 16 building of homes, remodeling or 835. Mancheeter 3-1753. yaara old Oarrlaon colonial. Near 6 and Sevan room ainglea and ceptable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch, Seven room atngle, artealan Quick occupancy. new school and Hartford bui two-family bousea in Manebaxtar, ancy wing was Jamas Grifflths, Several Pre-War Cara rspalrr. Trim work by contract MAGEE Oaa oil combination second floor. Many Low Cost Pre-War Cars MortrsffCM 31 Garden— Fami*” Dalry water, oU heat. Aaklng 811.006. First floor: center entrance hall, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. former Colonial Secretary and a t o u r cooperation w i l l Good Transportation FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that Tel. 3-9780 or 2-0494. FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and re- range. Like new. Bxcaltent con OAKWOOD ROAD—5 rooma com* EXPANDABLE Gape Cod with BE APPRECIATED stay on In any kind of atorm, and | lastad wark and drass sboca. Sam Prodnets 60 Thta one wrlll acll faat. For ap three exposure living room with Howard R. Hastings, 3-1107. veteran of the party's early <4aya. Excellent Transportation Studebaker Sales and Service - FIRST AND Second mortgagee dition. Inquire 110 Rizley atreet, ROOM FOR Rent to one girl. Two pointment pleaae phone HowaM plats, lavatory, full bath, flroplace, dormers, hot watar oU heat, un- gutters, conductors and root rt- bought for our own account. Fast, Yulyes, 18 Maple , street, opp. East Hartford. mlniiten from, Main atreet. Call hot watar oU hast, roar porch, full flreplace, dintag room with dado Twilva aaau on ths aMaraUve CANNING Tomatoes, 4 pounds R. Hastings, <3-1107. uaueUy large ceMaet kitchen, oefc WANTED — TWO-Family house palrs. Call Coughlin 7707. conOdentlal service. Mancheeter Does—Birds— Pets 41 First National parking lot. 2-1614. 47 0>ttag« atreet. shed dormer, open stair case, laun flooring, flreplaca, hatchway, alu and colonial cabinet, large kitchen are allocated to the powerful D IA L 5121 25c: 85c basket Bring your own direct from owner. Nice location. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Investment Corp., 85 Oak atreet. FOUR ROOM single in a conven dry In basement Near achool and minum cornmnation acraana and with dining area abundant cabi right-wing and middle-of-tho-fload BALCH P O N TU C , Inc. 60 Oakland Street DREAT E A S T E ^ RooOng and TROPICAL FISH and planU. New basket. 57 Florence street Good condition. Reasonably pric Phone 5416. Machinery snd Tools 62 FOR RENT—Front room, heated. ient locntlon. OllHient, large well bus line. 30 days occupancy. nets, statnlasa iteel sink and O. E trade uniont, who generally go Manchester 3-94KI Construction Oo. Applicators of shipment just arrived. Kelly's storm windows. Prioa 813,300. ed. Write Box Y, Herald. 166 Center St. — Manchester! Boats and Aceeamrics 46 Continuous hot watar. Centrally Inndacaped lot. Full basement. dishwasher, Uvatory. Second down Uio line with Attlee. The Loot and Foand Bird snd Fllntkote. Guaranteed Aquarium, 29 Sunset street. Open Household Goods 81 A GOOD Sclectiqn of used equip located. Gentleman preferred. CHARLES LESPERANCE floor; 34’ maeter bedroom with two other eight teats are held by the Phone 2-4646 1939 HUDSON fournloor. Private roofs and aiding. Ltfe-tiroe alum' ’til 9. ment. Some new 3 point hookup Priced under 810,000. T. J. BusincM Opportunities 32 ARRIVED—One Martin "100" 10 Phone 3129. 31 St. John Street SIX R(K)M CAPE d, fully flnUh- StoraEC 10 perience unnecessary. Write Box deliver it to you without charge. Screens, storm windows and doora, CAPE CODE—Four large rooms but It would be around a half fears: war and unemployment— valuable papers. Call Rockville 5- Phone 4164—3-09SO—4168 1C. O. LORENTZEN. ARei^lons, sale. In good oconditlon. Inquire Many Clean Used Motors If you haven't an auto. I'll send Phone 5416. . r (x ;k v i l l e ed, targe lot, garai;e, just over million doUane—making It poe- FOR R E N T -A t 878 Center street, G, Hersid. 36 Oak street. Phone 2-1041. Manchester line, only $9900. 8. A. awnings, amsslU driveway, ga plus expansion attic, oil heat, the fear o f peace.” He holda that S9S1. 1960 PONTIAC SedanetU 6 cyl copper water piping. New work. my car for you to see it. No obli Musical Instruments 53 CXIMMERCHAL Space, suitable for rage, large landscaped lot with xibly the moat valuable book In Britain’! effort to keep step with garage, also storage space for Many Clean High Rowefed SIX ROOM CAPE COD Beechler, Realtor. Phone 6969. aluminum screeni. Prica 810,800, the world. inder. Immaculate condition. 34-hour eervlce, Manchester 3636. OPPORTUNITY—Ambitious worn gation. storage or selected shop. Two yegatabla garden and older shade 83,400 down. 36 year mortgage. tha U. 8. in rearmament la crip about 4 rooms of furniture. Phone ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Rifles .„j4.CCORDIQNS,.All..alaes, new snd Two unflniahed with garage. Sharing honora with ttie Guten Local one owner car. 1949 Ply an for ladles' ready to wear atore PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY acres, approximately 800 square trees. Immsdlats occupancy. IMee Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2- pling tha nation. LOST—Lady's diamond ring. Pind 3-0689. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat- able and standard typewriters urrd. Id months to pay. Cheaper Quiet, residential aectlort, con berg blMe today Is tha great Mble mouth special deluxe club coupe. to open in Manehcater on or about Ail makes of adding machines I'll Show It To You feet each -concrete floor—earily TO BE SOLD A13|BO0< 1642 - 4679. The former Prime Minister re ar pleaae call 3-3966. Reward. ing. Plugged drains machine Drop in and watch the as than renting. All musical instru venient to center. Large wooded of Mains, presented to the Library Douglas Motors, SSS Main. OARAGE For rent, vicinity of November lat. Cali for appoint' sold or rented. Repairs on all During Day or Evening acceaslble. Rent reasonable. Tel. plied that tha economic proMenu cleaned. Phone 6407. ments accepted in trade. Private lot. this year, on Its 500th birthday, by LOST—Tan male cat, 3 years old. Benton and East Wadsworth ment. Hartford 2-1411. makes. Marlow’s. sembly of the Cris-Craft SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 8974 or inquire 342 Adams atreet. WOODBRIDGE STREET THREE TENEMENT, renU $46, facing Britain wart world-wills la to Sandy. Vicinity RIdga CHEVTOIXT two-door lessons for beginners. Chester Ac n e w g a r r i s o n Ckilonial ready 843. 880. Price 811,800. Carlton W. LetainrI f J.’ Rosenwald— of — Jenkln '' scope. He went on to any: answurs I 7**3 atrseti. Phone 4041 after 6. HEATING From A to Z. Con i lacing Pram Kit. ONLY ELLINGTON town. Pa. — ------' aedan, special dsluxs. An sxesp- EARN $50 to 8100 easily spare cordion Studios, 91 Union street. If you are seeking a comfor for Immadlata occupancy. TTirae Hutchins. 3-0133 or 6381. ‘You can maka graat efforts Mrast. Call 8659 batwasn 9 a. m.-1 version burners, boiler-burner I LCAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade POR APPOINTMENT PHONE The great blble o f Mains wax tionaily cisan ear. Bxcallant oon- time. Just show new Christmas Tel. 8709. Houses for Rent 65 With view of Connecticut's roll table, well built home of 7 rooma, bedrooma with large closets, tile lisre, but you have to work eo- 3:80. unite, complete heating eystems. j No. 1, 83 cu. yard. Grade No. 3, MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 bath, lavatory, fireplace, hot letterxd and profusely Illustrated dltlon throughout. Cantar Motor Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 cards. Everyone buys, Ebcperlence 82 cu. yard. Delivered in truck MeINTOSH BOAT CO. ing hills, th|s exceptional five this property could well be the MANC7HESTER—Immaculate six oparatlvaly with the reat of tha Ail work ^aranteed. Time pay after 7 P. M. 46-4690 SIX ROOM House. fumisheiK Oil water oil heat, receaaed radiators, at exactly tha eanu time sad In LOST—PASS BOOK No. 18356. Salaa, 481 Main atraat. unnecessary. Other assortments load lots Screened sand and all room ranch with garage la what answer. Nice lot 100 feet front, room Gape Cod, comptataly plas world, which doas not alwaya take ments arranged. Moriarty Broth-1 41 (Rear) Purnell Place A—L—B—E—R~T^“’—8 Wearing Apparel— Furs 67 heat, hot water, electric kitchen. copper plumbing, plastered walls. the eama city—Mains, (jermaay Notlca la btraby givan that Op too. Up to 100% proAt. Imprint sizes stone delivered. Order now, many buyers desire. with 2-car garage. This home with tered waJli, hatchway, Venetian the same view as w t do. GIRL'S COLUMBIA bicycle, 36". era. Tel. 6136. 43 ADim Street, Hartford Phone 7519. bedrooms on 2nd floor and Price 815,500. blinds, terraced, beautifully land In which Gutenberg wax busy with tional Share Book No. 18386, ed Christmas cards low aa 81. Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone Open Any Eve. By Appointment hlx printing pi "Tha Unttad Statas haa not got . auad bv Tha Manchsstsr Savlngal ONLY THE BEST IN Good condition. Call 4356. Free Imprint samples. Assort 12’ PLYWOOD Boat, 850. Call MANCHESTER priced at only 814,000 offera ex scaped. All city utllltiea. This one PLUMBING and heating, speclal- 3408. 8580 FUR Ckmt, asking 1300. Call YEAR AROUND four room home. Although the great blble was tha ths sama aeonomlq eoncapUon (as and Loan Aaaoclatlon. Inc., has menta on approval. Hycrest, Dept. 6644. WE 'BUY and sell good used furni cellent opportunity for large fam 8-ROOM HOME, Porter St. ares, for only 810,600. 35 year mort Britain). W t work with thorn very USED CARS I ixing In repairs, remodeling, cop 3-1801. Electric range, refrigerator, hot xpan work of a maeter craftsman, baan lost and application haa been 103. 78 Chauncy. Boston 11. Mass. LOAM bOR SALE, 83 per cubic ture, combination ranges, gas ily. Handy to bus and achool. O c flreplace, bath, lavatory, hot-water gage available. For appointment found on the side of America that jBiuintas Strvlecs Offered 13 per water piping, new construc water heater. Oil heat. Coventry ond floor. Rasldential nelg||bor- tober lit occupancy. neverthaleae It ebowed how vmlu , nade to aald AaaoeUtlon for pay-1 Written Warranty tion. Time payments arranged. yard delivered. Call 7195 between rangea and heatera Jones Furni MAN'S NEW • nincoat. aise 46 phone Barbara Woods, Agent. they would not work with us be 50 CHRISTMA.S Cards 81.25. New Lake. Call (Coventry 7-7129 or 2- hood. Excellent choice for two 8702. able printing would be. For the ment o f tha amount of dapoalt. DOORS OPENED, keys Stted, Edward Johnson. Phone 6079 or 9 and 5. ' Building Materials 47 ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. extra long. Gray 100% nylon, GI's. 80,700 each unit. Pri5.“ 8 if,5 0 o f - cause' we were a eoctetletlc govern Wa Hava A Few New Plymouthe embossed name-imprints pay you 7478. ROBERT J .'s m it h . Inc. unknown acribe wbo did tha copy copied, vacuum claaners, iroha, 6044. 818. Cali 3-3093. ing aterted en April 4, 1463, and ment netlopallrtng thtngs.” LOST PASS BOOK No. /»7. For Early Dellvtry guna, ata, repaired. Sheara, fastest profits. Free samples sell BOLTON — Building stone and FRANK’S Antiques and second 963 Main Street BROAD BROOK — Near new Notlca (a hareby given that Op COMPLETE FURNACE repair, themasivee. Easy to make 850 flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry, hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys MODERN 5%-ROOM home, fire school, new six large, flnlehad wound up 16 montha later, on July knives, mowers, etc. put Into con FLAGSTONE Wanted to Rent 68 H. B. GRADY Tei. 3450 9, ,1463. tional Share Book No. 497, issued 1963 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe 4' tng aervics. Oae, oil or coal. Win extra on 100 dollar assortment— Phone '2-0617. Stanley Patnode. and sells good used furniture and GREEN Upholstered upright place, tile bath, rear tarraae. At rooms, full cellar, plaster walls, dition for coming needs. Braith- Agent Down through the yearn tha by Ths Manchsstsr- Savings and Dr.- Loaded with extras. You ter air conditioning syateme in- deluxe and religious 21-card, antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to -piano, car radio. Phone 5407. YOUNG MARRIED couple with After 5 P. M. Pleaae Call 3969 tached garage. Radiant heat, wall Youngstown kitchen, picture win Adlai Defends waits, 63 Pearl atraet We have 60,000 feet of blble haa been trenalatad into all Loan Aaaoclatlon. Inc., haa bean must see and driva this ona, atalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, others. Best-selling line. |l name MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. 5:30. seven niontha old child desire 3-4 Manchester 8009 to wall carpeUng In large Uvlng dow; allghtly elevated lot, fencad 1961 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Dr. 82 down. 82 weekly. Buy ths new stone that must be moved at room Cumlshed or seml-fumishad -.H- room and hG)l. AtnctltG diivGwty. on sides. Only 812,900. Low down major languages and many an ab- lost and application baa bsen POWER BURNERS and Range A McCabe atreet Phone 6793. stationery. Assortments on ap TWO 6-ROOM Cape Ck>d homee, Korean Action —Nice two tone gray. Radio, Worcester Power Mower. Fa once to make room for new Wanted— To Buy 58 apartment. Call Mrs. Day, 8038 MANCHESTER — Four room Fully landscaped lot. Immediate payment buys It. Associate Real scura one. nada to said Aasoelation ^or pay Burners expert'.y cleaned and proval. Friendship, 485 Adams, two rooma unfinished. One has heater, nice aeat covers. GUARANTEED Fast plumbing mous Briggs-Stratton motor. USED HOT air furnace with oil home. Wall to wall carpeting. occupancy. Pries 818.500, ty. Broad Brook. TsI. Windsor In 1903 a two-volume work de ment o f the amount of depoelt. aervlcad. Lat us aervtcs and re- Elmira, N. Y. bnilding. Will sacrifice for WANTED—Glrl’i bicycle, used, garage. Price 111.500 and $11,900. and heating, alteration' and new Phone 4164. burner. Phone 2-5844. BUSINESS Couple, clean, respon Aluminum storm windows and Locks 3-6786. tailed tha bibleal editions of all (9MliMNi*ft^riiff0 Om ) 1961 Chrysler New Yorker New pair your waehing machine or re quick sale. All colors, as low good condition, 16” to 20". Phone One 5-room ranch with two bed tlms. work. Perma-glass, gas, electric BOOKKEEPER with knowledge sible, quiet, no children, desire 3 screens. New oil burner furnace. port-E x tra clean. Black and frigerator. Matro Service. 3-0883. as 13 CENTS A FOOT. 3-4144. Fully insulated. Near bus line. rooms, one 5 room ranch with HIGHLAND PARK, Spring Street Annoaneenunts green. Torque drive, V-8 engine. hot water heaters sold and in of typing for part time work. Call 50% OFF on famous make Bat AUTOMATIC WASHER or 3 room apartment, preferably There ware 9.149 different edl Jeooph Btalin, but Harry Truman, 120 X 121 lot. Nice shxde trees. Three bedrooms $13,500. Exclueive —Ideal modemlzad home for large Lots for Sate tlone by then, and to give you REFRIGERATION Service, com stalled at reasonable rates. Hme 2-2206. teries. Written guarantees. 81.00 SPECIAL furnished. References furnished, or avon pooslbly Adlal 8tovanson. bllAPBRlES Made to order. Any 1960 Chryaler Imperial 4-Dr. down. 81.00 weekly. Calso Serv- Phone Manchester 2-1676. Immsdlats occupancy, 810;000. with The Hallin Agency, Realtors. family. 6 bedrooma, 3 full baths, soma Idea of the extent to the Nice blue paint. Radio, haatar, mercial and domestic. See our payments ahrarged. Skelley FREE DELIVERY in WANTED—Tw-in beds. Phone 2- TWO LOTS, high and dry, with This oountry, ha daclazad, style. Reasonable. For informa- Icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Carlton W. Hutchins. Phone 2- Phone 2-9221. sleeping porch, steam oil heat. At tranelettons, six of these editions "muat play tha principal part in Haa new white tires. display o f guarantead uaed rafrlg- Bros. 3-8714. squares. Home owners, build 4167. tached garage. Large well land sanitary aewer In street South- Ron caU 8-8909. eratori. George H. Wtlllame Ae- Help Wanted— Male 36 $50 REWARD. 4 or 5 room urn 5132 or 6231 were in Shambala. That’s a Ian saving ouraalvaa, our frianda and $50 trade in allowanca furnished apartment urgently 95 WASHINGTON STREET —Co scaped lot offers divenrifled rec weet comer Irving and Wind# I960 Dodge Meadowbrook 4-Dr. aoclatei, 360 Tolland Turnpike, LENNOX Fumece authorized deal USED GUNS, rifles, pistols, shot ers, don’t miss this chance. mere streets. Inquire 370 Oak. guage spoken by some 60,000 per our dvlUsation" from "this mon CHRISTOPHER ROBIN prt-kln- Radio, heater. New aeat covers. er. Fumarei repaired and servlc-1 EXPERIENCED Meat cutter, also guns bought and sold? Guns re Large stock of marble, slate, on Blackstone or ABC* needed by couple with well be BUY FROM owner and save. Cape lonial, aeven rooraa, full bath and reation. Owner transferred. Im sons in what then was German Manehettar. Phone 2-S688, nights Rooms without Board 59 Cod, expandable to six roonui. lavatory, attached garage plumb- mediate occupancy. Price 823,500. ster tyranny" of Communlsn. detgnrtaa achool. Children 8V8 1960 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- ed. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 3-5844. experienced counter man. Apply paired. Nasslff Arms Co.. 1015 0-Matic. haved 5 year old daughter. Phone Bast Africa. ' 'How long can wa kaap on 7691. blue stone. ' Two blocks from Waddell achool. cessed radiation, cooper plumb to 8. Mra. D. L. Ballard, director, Dr.—Blue and gray. Radio, Popular Food Market. Main street. Phone 2-1647. TWIN BEDROOM for one or two 6535. OAKLAND Street 100’ x 300’ let. fighting In ICoraa, paying high 79 iBkawood Clrele. Phone 3- haater. Now seat covers. ANTIQUES Reaniahed. Repairing I ABC APPLIANCE CC. persona Garage available, In- Large lot, back yard enclosed by ing, fully insulated, storm win HENRY ESCO’TT AGENCY Ail utUitiea in. Phone 6886. taxaa, nalptng othera to halp our- T r u c k o p e r a t o r s wanted to CINCO ALL Aluminum combina ATTRACTIVELY^Fumlshed room. double picket decorative wire dows and tcrerna, bullt-ln dinette 1696. Tranaportatlon arranged. 1947 Studebaker 4-Dr. Champion dona on any furniture, 'neman, j Moving— ^Trucking- LEWIS BROS. Phone 2-1576 quire 143 Hollister street. Henry A Thelma Jeffriee Eecolt Ike Pusheg Red ■alvea?” he asked. —New paint. Radio, heater. 189 South Main atreat. Phone j Storage learn long distance moving. Old tion windows. No painting, no Light housekeeping facilities fence. Spacious, sunny, well plan in kitchen. Excellent game room LARGE Building lot on North Elm established carrier has openings changing, no storing. Free esti available. Private entrance. Cou REAL ESTATBI—INflURANCJB "Thera la only ona answtr: W o 6648. 21 Maple Street ROOM I^OR Rent living room and ned kitchen. Embossed woodwork in basement. Large screened 266 High St. Weet, (Cor. McKee) street. All utilities. Excellent lo can keep tt up aa long aa wo hava Ptrsonals for men over 25, owning or able mate given, no obligation. Cali FLAGSTONE SUPPLY ple preferred. Inquire 167 Maple Your Chryeler-Plymouth Dealer AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO, kitchen privUegea. Own entrance. to match Cape Cod theme. Fire porch. Lot 80 x 179 ft. Immediate Tel. Manchester 8683 cation. Edward J. Moriarty. 7395. Iggue in Talk to, and wa wtU." local and long distance moving, to purchase and personally drive William Tunsky. 2-9095. SBRVEL Refrigerator—7 cu. ft, A street. THE PROSPECT HIU School for CARPENTER win frame unflnlali- Couple or one person. Call 5703. place. useful, dry basement. 812,- occupancy. Exclusive wlln R. T. He said his mall indlcatad tha BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart acceptable trucking equipment. buy at 840. TeL 8837 between 5 600. Phone 3932. McCann. Realtor. Phona 7700. young children. Tranaportatlon LOAM, Superior quality. Immedi 770 Silas Deane Highway DBLMONT STREET—Six room Suburban for Bate 7fi paopla ara troubled moat by thaaa 80 Biaaelt St. ' Phone 7191 Call 2-4391. ford 6-1438. Ehccellent earnings on year ’round p. m. and 7 p. m. single, oil steam heat, garage. (Oonttoneg rran Pagn One) fumlslied. Mra. Lain Tybur, dliae- ate delivery. Call Manchester OVERSIZE Six room brick Cape four queatlons: long-term contract In an essential Inquire 62 Delmont street. BOLTON—High elevation, aaay "Koras, how parlous Is ths Com tor. Phona 3-&767, I FOR OIL Biuner aervlce and In-1 MANCHESTER — Package Dellv- Industry unaffected by business 7320 or Rockville S-56.’'2. Wethersfield, Conn. HEDSTROM Baby carriage and Cod with basement garage. Living commuting, healthy climate the assertion of Gov. Adlal E. 1960 CHEVROLET, FleeUlns de stroller. Excellent condition. Notice Stevenson, of Illinois, his Demo munist danger In this country, la W AN TED -Rida to Travalar’s, 9- luxe tudor sedan, radio, haatar. stallation by 16 years exper- ery. Local light trucking and fluctuatlona, strikes, lay-overs, room with flrepivee, dining room, CUSTOM Built six room Cape Cod, Lovely new elx-room ranch heme laaced oU bumar aarvlca man. | package delivery. Refrigerators, NOVELTY Woodcraft, bric-a-brac, Phone 3-4398. cabinet kitchen, porch, three twin cratic opponent, that ths rtal our proparity in dangar, and how 4:80. Vlclnltv Eaat Center street. Bhtcallant condition throughout, etc. Write stating age, experience and antique furniture for sale Annual Town Meeting two unfinished, full ahed dormer, with many extras. Built for CaU ManchsMar 3-1781 or 8-8008. waahera and atove moving a Phone Hartford 9-0045 size bedrooma, ceramic tile bath, hasted garage, porch, Youngxw flght Is against Communism—not can wa gat tha highest intagrity Phone 3-3494. color cream. Easy tarma. Doug briefly. Oreyvan Lines. Inc., (A f Ye Old Craft Shop. 51 MUl street, PRICED TO Sell -PorU ble radio- NOW IS THE TIME . The legal voters of the Town of discriminating owner. Immediate Individust Communists. and dignity In govemmantT’~ specialty. Phona 2-0753. flilated with Greyhound Lines), 59 lavatory, abundance of closets, town kitchen, hot water oil heat, occupancy. Reasonable price las Motors, 883 Main Straat. STONE AND Brick mason, also Manchester. phonograph combination. Ebccel- (Joventry, Connecticut, are hereby Promising that if ha were Taking up theta laauas, ha said; WANTED—Ride from vicinity of West Ore.nd Ave., Chlcajfo 10, 111. FOR quality aluminum combination laundry in basement, screens anf cement work. Valentino BeUuccl, ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking Open Saturday and Sunday lent condition. Six months bid. warned and directed to meet at Suburban Raalty Co. Realtors. elMted ha would ferret out an; "No approach to tha proMam o f Center and Weet Center etreete 1949 DODGE CORONET converU- PLUMBER'S Tools, work bench the George Heraey Robertaon doors snd windows throughout atorm windows. Quick occupancy 541 Main street. Phone 8316, 80 Birch street Phone 3-1601. Co. Rubbish, ashes removed. WANTED—Experienced painters Phone 3-8801 liefore 5 m. Landscaped lot. One year old. Communlfts in ths govemmeni corruption In govammant la good to Hartford and return. Working ble. Low mileage, very clean, like vise, porch furniture. Pieces of School on Monday, October 6, Call owner 2-3583. Stevenson aald In a talsvisien Dump truck available for loam, and paperhangers. Apply Edwin Combination Doors 2-6 x 6-8— Exclusive with Warren Howland BOLTON— New four-room house, enough If It ignores the depiier hours 9:30 to 6:80. Phone 3-2467, new inside and out. Radio, haat WINDOW SHADES made to order lumber. Inquire 22 Locust street. 30 GALLON Hot water tank, al GAMGE FOUNDATIONS 1952 at 8 p. m. to vote on the fol broadcast last night that Elsen problem o f corruption In men. er, white sidewall liras. Privately gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. Cook 6526. B.W. Bach 815.50 Realty. Phone 8600 anytime, MANCniEBTER-Old colonlel. Six French road. Alt modem oonven and Installed. Venetian bUndi Canadian Sheathing 1 x 6 to 1 x 8 most new. The first 85 takes It. lowing articlea; hower was pledging that tt he were "We ^o not aay that a bank is WANTED—RMere to Hartford, vt- owned. Priced right at 81.436. TWO 12-GAUGE double barrel Article (1) rooms snd den. Fireplace, Dutch lences. Over acre land. Center and curtain rods. 24 hour eervlce. RUBBISH Disposal, ashes, etc. | WANTED — Woman living in Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 Call 2-1485. NOW VACANT -Custom built the winner in Novelbvember all of the corrupt because a caahitr am- f clnlty pf Travaler’a, Conn. Oaner- Owners tal'ephone 2-0461. shotguns. One 16 Gauge double To hear the Board of Finance oven, hot water hast, gas, city Springs Realty Co. Phone 6988. Eatlmatea gladly given. Fagan cellars cleaned. Contract or tran- North End to clean office one (Small truck load lota) brick Cape Cod with a full ahed problems of America would be betsles. The problem of corruption al or State Office Building. Hours barrel shotgun. One over and un SIDEBOARD. Hall tree, tables, wafer. Insulated. (4 acre lot. solved. Window Shade CD., Routs 44 at aient. 2-4988. night a week. Call Carlson * Co. per M 899.50 estimates of expenditures with dormer. All the extras for your VERNON — Near Wilbur Ooes and graft in the aimpleet form la a I 8 to 4:80. Phone 6191 after 6. 1961 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe der 16 gauge. Inquire at Lot two-piece living room set. dishes, Specialists recommendations. Large maple shade tree*. Matur Stevenson said this included sedan. Beautiful fathom green Sn- Bolton Notch. Phone 3-4478. 2-4555. Select Appalachian Oak Flooring convenience. Garage in basement, Highway, new Ospe Cod, full shed problem of Individual morals, Vernon Inn Trailer Park. etc. Very reasonable. (3all 2-9131 Article (2) ed shrubbery. Now vacant. Oa alleged Communist Inflitratlon. public and private. WANTED—Ride from vicinity of ish. Low mileage. Like new. For per M 8224.00 good lot, oil heat, fireplace, Vene rage. In ,000 for quick sale. Down dormer, hot water heat. oil. priced MANCHESTER Welding Service. Painting— Papering 880 A WEEK from Start-Guar between 4 and 7:30 p. m. To take whatever action upon adding that to hear Eisenhower "Behind every crooked tax col Lake street and New Bolton Roed the beet in values see Bob Oliver, PEAT HUMUS, excellent soil con Stain Grade IH Mahogany Doors tian blinds, etc. Price has been payment I5..500. Cali Howard R. right at $12,500. Will qualify for Portable equipment. General anteed bonus and commission. Ayg. 83.95 • the Board of Finance estimates apeak, the people could just relax lector le a crooked tax payer." to Pratt A Whitney, Hamilton Center Mofora. PAINTING and paperhanging. ditioner and top d'essing. Man drastically reduced. An excellent Hastings, 2-1107 for appoint G.r. Call The Ellsworth Mitten In a aecure and practically taxisaa building. Hours 8 • 6:80. Phone welding, boiler and furnace weld- j Married man with, car to service Weatherstrip Windows, assembled and recommendations as Is neces He praised Democratic Senators ing. Phonaa 3-1658 or 3-8762. Interior and exterior. Cabinet cheater 6515. OIL DRUM, 83. 142 Spruce street. sary. bargain for a thrifty shopper. ment, Agency, Realtors, 6930. era. 8689. 1948 PONTIAC etreamltner aedan- an establtrhed route of customers, from 815.00 up Bates Kefauver o f Tenneasae, Paul building and building contract Article (3) Call today. T. J. Crockett, broker. The Democratic presidential ette. Hydramatic, lustrous green. Phone Hartford 5-5028 for inter POULTRY—Manure for gardens, Phone 5416 or residence 3751, TWO-FAMILY house, 6-6, Inter VERNON—Fine Ranch home. 30' Douglas of Illinolt, Jamaa W. Full- FLOOR PROBLEMS solved wlth| ing. Call a iff, 3-4298. NA’nO N A L BXnLDERS To empower the Board of nominee needled Elaenhowar subt bright of Arkansas, Raps. Frank A beautiful one owner car. pne view. lawns, shrubs. Supply limited SUPPUES MAGIC CHEF gas stove, two BUILT-RITE ior needs repair. Centrally locat X 36'. 8 bedrooms. Plenty closet Antomobites for Sate linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Selectmen and the Town Trees ly to make public a statement of L. Chelf of Kentucky, and Cecil R. you would be proud to own. For Expert workmanahlp, free estl- PAINTING, Exterior and Interior, I Minimum delivery 10 bushels. 420 Davenport Avenue overstuffed chairs, two small MANCHESTER — Eaat Side — ed. Good buy. For appointment spiCe with sliding doors. Living hla flnancial affaira—an account paperhanging, Oetllnga reflniah-1 urer to Imrrow money from time Duplex four and four. Large room with fireplace and picture King of California. Ha said they I960 STUDEBAICER Champion the beet In values buy at Center matea Open svenlags. Jonea Fur Phone evenings 6971, G. A. Carl New Haven, Conn. tables. 40 Russell street. Phone call 2-5097. ing that James A. Hagerty, the ed. Wall paper books on request. | to time as needed to meet current rooms with extra large attic, lot window. Large cabinet kltch*n all "have distinguished them- tudor sedan. Fully equipped and Motor Calee, 461 Main street niture. Oak atreet. Phona 3-1041. Read Herald Advs. son, 136 Summer street. Telephone S’l’ 7-3597 3-1146 or 4884. CONSTRUCTION CO. general's press raprcaentatlva, said Estimates given. Fully insured, j expenses. 100' X 150’. One side available on MANCHESTER In one of the Porch, oil hot water baasboa selvee In the fight sgainst avU in guaranteed. Very low mileage. Article (4) would be given "later on" In the and out of government.” 1947 CHEVROljrr, Fleetmaster, LINOLEUM P.emnanta 60c square Cali Edward R. Price. 3-1003. 804 MAIN STREET aale. Asking 814,000. For appoint nicest sections in town, six room heat. Lot 100' x 2.50'. Immediate campaign. Local one owner. For this one see To see what action the town On the Issue o f Communism In two-door sedan, radio, heatar. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. ment pleaae call Howard R. Hast <1eluxe Cape Cod, all modern con occupancy, $14 ,100. Tom Minor, The Eisenhower camp, pushed Bob Oliver today. Center Motor wrishes to take in regard to the thia country, ha said that "I don't Very good condition. Blue 6nleh. Dona by reliable, wall-trained FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior | MANCHESTER ings, 2-1107. veniences and lots of extras. For agent. Tel. Rockville 5-5042. Into the defensive over the week Sales. Douglas Motor*, SSS. Main street. painting. Have it dona now. expenditure of Town Aid Funds full information. Oall the Ells end by Stevenson's action in bar believe oaths and affidavits sre men. All joba guaranteed. Hall DIAL 2-8727 available to the town of Coventry much good, because a real Com- 1948 CHEVROLET convertible. I Linoleum Oo., 66 Cottage atreet. Phone 3-1383. WE WILL Build you a 4-room worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. ROCKVILLE - .Six-Room Ranch ing hie Income tax returns for the 1948 KAISER sedan, 8300, or your under the provisions of Sections home on ona of our Iota ifi East Home, 'ock fared red block with muniat does not hesitate to lie.’’ Lustrous green finish. Excellent Phone 2-4023, eveninga 6166 or MANCHESTER IS CROWING-WE’RE KEEPING UP! 6930. lost 10 years, greeted the Smith old car down. Drive In— drive PAINTING and Decorating. Inter- ] '2169 to 2175 Inclusive. Connecti Windsor, complete with full cel full cellar and attached garage '■Close screening of government througlMUt. A real sporty car. 8109. testimony aa a major campaign ou t No red tape at Douglas ior and exterior. Alterations and cut General Statute!, revialon of MANCHESTER — New 6-room All plastered walla. Thermopan employes' snd th« qufeL prefea- Priced to sell at Center Motors, | lar, water and automatic heat for break. Motors, 833 Main. floors reflnished. Reasonable 1949. only $8500. To move In before ranch home, full cellar, oil hot window, plaatir tiled kitchen and Elsenhower's advisers feel that ilonal work of the FBI is the beat 461 Main atraet. COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING pay way to turn over every atone In rates. Call Gerry Whitman. Man- j • Ani^ncing The Expansion of Facilities of Article (5) winter act now. Broad Brook water heat, tile bath. Very large bath, oak floors throughout. the Democrats are particularly roll and tax aervlce for the small this country and see what lias be 1946 INTERNATIONAL K. 8.1 er buainesa. Call 3-4798 after 6 Chester 2-8866. To see what action the town Construction Co., Broad Brook room-*-. Plastered garage. Amesite Venetian hlinda, electric hot vulnerable on the Communist 1940 FORD fo’ir-door. Good condi wishes to take In regard to ex laaue. neath," he added. with 14’ rack body. 68 South' Main | p. m. 2-6736. . drive. Fine location. Carlton W. water heater, alr-conditloned oil In an apparent alap at Senator tion. Heater. Call 3-1786. Repairing irs TRUE.. iT^ NEW., irs pendlture of funds for the Im Hutchins. 2-5132 or 6231. heat. Anderson preaaure seal These developments gave Elsen atreet. Joseph McCarthy, Wlsconain Re COMPUCTE Rapalro by Stuart R. provement of dirt roads under the MANCHESTER — .Server street weatheratripped vlndowa and hower a topical aendoff for an BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed car MATTRESS. Your old mattresses | provisions of Section 2177, Con Attractive Cape Cod, consisting CAPE COD. year old, four down, 8,000-mlle campaign tour opening publican, he added that "this is a 1949 HUDSON Commodore six, 4- see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick Wolcott on washing machines, I i Business Service and Supply Co. acreena, built-in dinette In kltch- job for profeaalonala, and I think sterilised and remade like new. necticut General Statutes, revi of six flnlshed rooms: living room two partially .complete. Shed dor today at Colurnbla. door. Price 11,000. Inquire 18 Sales and Servloe, 385 Main vacuum cltanera, motors, small Attlc apace. Recreation room in it can be done without slandering Jordt street. Phe-ne 8840. appliances. Pick up and delivery. Call Jones Furniture and Floor | Sion of 1949. with flreplace. large kitchen with mer, tile bath, flreplace. automa Gov. James F. Byrnes of South atreet. Phone 3-4671. Open ave- 804 M AIN STRECT TELEPHONE 2-1278 cellar. City water and sewer. Carolina will introduce the gen innocent people." A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main. | Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 3-1041. Article (6) dining area, two good sized bed tic ho* water. Call owner 6011. Near CJonnertlcut Co. hue line. ntngx. eral. The Illlnoit governor opened hia ’ BUY A "ONE OWNER CAR” Phone 8697. DODGE That the (Coventry Temporary rooms. tile bath all on 1st floor Price $15,500. Henry Eacott speech with a new defense of the In Columbia, the general could Easy Terms REAL QUALITY USED CARS To Include Regional School Planning (3om plus two large bedrooms on 2nd Agency, Henry and Thel.-na Jef fund he haa uaed to augmtnt tha ALTERATION work done on I COMPLETE mittee be allowed to fill any floor. Oil heat. Beautifully land speak on an' Issue that would be .1960 Studebaker Champion Conv. AT LOWER PRICES A BARGAIN THAT fries Eacott. Real Eatate-Inaur- vigorously applauded by Byrnes, pay of Illinois State officials. This h • —Radio and heater, red. Clean ladies' and children’s wear for| FOR FIFTY-TWO vacancy that occurs In that com scaped double lot, evergreens ance, 256 High street west (cor. fund, he said, was made up of a Our country overhead saves you stores. Oall 2-3838 after 5 p. m. W A R M A IR mittee. maple grove, flowers, etc. Quiet, who claims credit for Instituting aa a new car. 'A Desk Space i t Telephone 'A Secretarial A M a il McKee). Telephone Manchester the get-tough-wlth-Ruasla policy balance left over from b!a 1948 money on new and used cars. Dated at Coventry, Connecticut residential neighborhood. Fairly WON’T BOOMERANG! gubernatorial campaign, plus sub I960 Buick Bedanette—Radio and MORE WAYS NEW THAN CARS COSTING 3683. while he was Secretary of State Household Senrices HEATING R e n ta l Service Service S e r v ic e . this 29th day of September, 1952. priced. Phone Town A Country sequent contributions from a beater. Gray. 1952 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Fully Ralph V. Reynolds Realt.y. inc. Office- Hartford 3- WIND.SOR— Large 6-room (histom under President Truman. group of busineaamen. equipped. Very low mileage. HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORE 6 complete rooms, all plastered 1949 Ford 8, 4-Dr. Sedan—Heater, Offered 13-A SYSTEMS Christian A. Welgold 6266 or Glastonbury 3-2792. Brok built, Cape Cod. two baths, twin Byrnes, a lifelong Democrat and The governor last Saturday AND holder of high offices at the hands black. 1961 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan FLAT FINISH Holland window CHECK THESE FEATURES: DESK SPACE REHTAL INCLUDES Ray M. Davis ers protected. walls, oak floors throughout, sur size kedrooms. Picture tiook made a report saying he gave a St«p Ir for a "Mogic-MIte" d«mons»ra»imi Board of Selectmen kitchen $17..500, Call Windsor 8- of the party, has announced he total of 818,160 to eight key state 194S Plymouth Club Coupe—Spe — Oyromatic tranamiaalon. Thle shades mads to measure. All SERVICE plus of closets, ceramic tile bath, will vote for Elsenhower. car la like new in all reapects. / NEW RUILDING MAIL SERVICE Attest: 2313. officials. cial deluxe. Radio, heater. Gray. metal Venetian blinds at a new Solve your heating probleoM or m a n c h p :s t e r Development of the Communist low price. Keys made while you Install new heating system / CENTRAUY LOCATED TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE THEN JUDGE FOR YOURSELFl Mildred C. Hlltgen, I metal combination doors and win 1961 Plyrnouth Cranbrook 4-Dr. issue could push Into the back NOTED MASON KILLED 1948 P lm ou th Special Deluxe 4- wait Marlow’a. Town Clerk. dows, shingle exterior, detached Wanted— Real Estate 77 Dr.—Radio and heater, low mile- Sedan—Loaded with extras. A • FURNACES / AIR-CONDITIONED lUIUNNG DIRECTORY LISTING TRADING HIGH wp: l l in g t o n r o a d ground in Elsenhower's Columbia beautiful car with very low garage, landscaped lot, convenient speech the touchy civil rights Is sge. WBA'VINQ of bums, moth holes / ELEVATOR SERVICE RECEPTIONIST SERVICE If you appreciate a distinguished CXl.NSinEKING SELLING Providence, Sept. 30—(JP)— Ed mileage. •DUCT W ORK YOUR PROPERTY? sue on which Byrnes left the na ward M. Wheeler, 82, treasurer of 1940 Dodge 4-Dr.—Radio, heater. and ^tom clothing, hosiery runs, / NEWLY DECORATED CLEANING SERVICE home, good neighborhood, finest location. Priced reduced! tional party by saying he would handbags repaired, slpper re • OH. RURNERS FOR YOUR REPAIRS construction, you can’t go wrong Without obligation to you, we the New England Southern Meth ’ Gray. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan not support Steven.son. odist Conference, was struck by placement. umbrellas repsdred, / PARKING FACIUTIES ELECTRICITY SOLIMENE On buying this seven room Eng will appralite or make you a cash —Radio and heater. A wonderful After his one-shot invasion of SOLIMENE, Inc. men’s shirt coUans reverted and lish Provincial, having all con offer for property. See ua before an automobile In Cranston la st' buy. Plumbing and INCORPORATED OR NEW WARREN HOWLAND Dixie at Columbia, Elsenhower night and died early today at St. Dodge-Plymouth Cars replaced. Marlow’s U ttlo Mending veniences you would expect includ you sell. Meal arraaganieRis foR Agaali, Brakara, Caairaatore, Sales Raprasaatativas BRAE-BUR.N REALTY planned to fly to Cleveland tonight Joseph's hospital. Job-Ratad Trucks 11950 Dodge H Ton Panel—Excel Shop. He€iting BUILDIN8 WORK ing modern kitchen. Cali for fur Realty to join hia campaign train for 684 Centar Street lent condition. ther Information and appointment Phone 6273 Police charged the driver, ANTIQUES Repaired and reOnlsh- NO CHARGE some rest before he begins an ar Joseph J. Elowltz, 66, of Paw Phone 6101 or 6103 NO OBUOATION SPACE AND FACILITIES MAY BE ANNOUNCEMENT IN HARTFORD PAPERS DODGE to see. 1949 Ford 6 Cylinder H Ton Pick ed. 30 yean of tha beat. Dwyer SEE Phone 8600 Anytime BUYERS WAtTINO—Single and duous whlatle-stopplng foray with tucket, with driving to endanger. Safe Place To Buy Uaed Caret up—A very clean truck. Products, West Btrsot, Bolton. S« MONTHS TO PAT INSPECTED DAY OR NIGHT WtU IE WITHHELD 10 DAYS DEPENDA8IUTY ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor two-family homaa For efficient an early morning speech at Bay Wheeler, prominent in 0 eW City, Mich. England Masonic circles, was 1989 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good, 5336. VALUE Phone 2-4543 and confldantial aervics call. A. 1940 Ford Tudor Sedan. SPECIAL—Six miles from ' Man Reale, Broker. 2-1919. Poasibly in anticipation of thia struck as he crossed a four-lana low prlead transportation, 8165, V. P. MARGIN 8 GO. CALL 2-1278 (Days) CALL 2-5775 (Evenings) WNLKANEHL chester, house 16’ X 50’ All Im intenaiva campaigning, the general highway In front of Maaonlc halL Written guarantaa. Nams your New Arrivals Daily Bailding^-Contracti^ Phunblng and Heating * Contractor— Builder. 6<4 ROOM Single on Porter street, provements, about 1 acre of land. FOR QUICK RESULTS in eeUlng ■pent an hour and a half here last For many yeara he managed the own tarma. Oalso Servleentar, 486 We Spectalixe In Square Dealing 808 NO. MAIN 8T. 434 CENTER ST__ PHONE 5101 or 5102 813,200. Owner leaving town. For This one Is different. Full price your pK'perty call Suburban ntght talking over the general Providence office of the National Centar atreat 3-0980. SPECIALISTS In garage founda BARLOW MOTOR SALES tions. Estimates on request—No MANCHESTER 619 Center St. TeL 777.1 Appointment call 5693 after 12 17,500. About 81,500 down. C!ail Realty Co., Realtors, 641 Main situation with Gov. Thomas E. Jewelers’ Board o f Trade. Ha charge. BuUt-Rl(« (Construction aoon. I 2-4548 or 6880. street (MU 8316. < Dawsy of Now York. laaveo hla wMow, Harriet. i Wapplng Conn.—Phone 6404 .COMPLETE HEA’TING MANCHESTER IS GR0WIN6 - ARE YOU KEEPIN6 UP? 1981 MODEL A Ford. Asking 865. Company. 806 Mkln atraet. TeL SERVICE cu t Oovantzy 7-77U. Open Eveninga and Sundays 3-8737. ^ \ ' \ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 #AGE 8IXTEEH flanrlffater Cornino Hrralli
M The Manehaater Groan P T A hae invited paronu of the fourth, dfth Local Maa Is Fort DIx ‘Soldier of Month* Town LfOsing About Town and alath gradora to attend a mem- ...to replace the berahlp coffee hottr et the Green School tomorrow at • p.m. Teach- CD Director Gift icout Troop a will hold lU era of theae gradea will apeak in t mottiitf o« tho ooiMon tomor- bnefty on varloua phaeea of the ^ old-fashioned sink at t p m. Ill Cooprr Hall of ach(Wi program for the interme SchendePs Resignation ^ geuth MtUiodiat Church. diate gradea. During the meeting Effective T omorro w; and aoclal hour, paranta will have Maaibcra « t Trmpla Oiaptar, an opportunity to pecome ac No Successor Named OBS, will bo on hand tomorrow quainted with tha teachera and •U h t at tho Maoonlc Templa from other parenta. t o ’cloek on, to rocalvo articlaa for As of tomorrow, Manchester will tho rummago aalr. which oprna at be without a civilian defense head. CABINET SINKS Mra. Margaret Donahue of 20 Chief Of Police Herman O. o'clock Thurtday morning la tho Cheatnut alreet haa returned home tnouol hall. Goodo for the aalo Schendel'a resignation as director after attending the funeral of her of the civilian defense unit which Lay alao bo left at tho home of alater. Mra. Ellen Bayllaa o f New he has headed since Its organtsa- chplrman, Mra. Paul Cook. 11» S0 London. tlon In May. ISM. becomes. effec llathor atroot. I f pirkup la dealrod tive then, and no one has yet been Edwin roator, the worthy Girl Scout Troop M, Will hold appointed to succeed him. htatron, or Mra. l » b o r t Urwelder lU Brat meeting at the Verplanck Schandel, who said that the h u y bo called. School tomorrow at B;tO p.m. All double duties of police and civilian former mambera are urged to at defense work wars proving too ■ t Elttaboth'a Mothora Circle tend. much for him physically, haa not win moot tomorrow oventng at 1 acted on an Informal request of d'clock at the home of Mra. Rita Paronta of Lincoln achool chll some members of tha Board of •onel. t i Weat atroot. Membcra dren are reminded of the recep Directors that he remain on the u o romlndad of tha food aala. tion at the achool tomorrow from Job for another month. 7 to * p.m.. honoring the new Several weeks ago, the Board of A daughter waa bom Saturday principal. Nathan Joy. Open houae Directors referred to General at the Hartford Hoapltal to Mr. will be obaerved with the teachera Manager Richard Martin the and Mra. Michael R. Patrick of preaent In their rooma to meet the task of Bnding a aucceaaor to Schandel. A t that time, officials of t i l Olcott atroot. parenU. The Lincoln School PTA U in charge, and lla hopltallty com tha cIvllUn defenae organisation mittee will aerve refreahmenU. recommended that * the Job be Emanuel Women'a Mlaalonary. placed on a full-Ume salaried •ocloty will meet Thuraday at 3 basis. p. m. m tha Pariah Building with The Tall Cedara of Lebanon will Deputy Director Russell Hath Mra. Carl E. Olaon, preetdent. In meet tonight at the Maaonic Tem away said today he la not assum charge. Poliowing tha faualneae ple at 7:30 and proceed to the ing the top spot In the organisa awoUng.jraound motion pleturo of Holmea Puneral Home to pay re tion and said the Job of finding a mlaalonary work. ‘Trail Blaalng apecU to Arthur E. Holmea, whoso new head is up to the Board of YoungMiown Kitchens ___ In Mow Guinea," will be ahown. brother. Mark Holmea, la a mem Directors. Philemon Andoraon. paator'a aa- ber of Nutmeg Poreat. Cabinet Sink, 48" Deluxe Twin m^uema alatant. will aing, and a group of DUhwfishing’* e a »y with thii gleaming beauty! And now memliera will be welcomed The annual meeting of Manches Into the Soeiatv. RefroahmenU and ter Chapter, Red Croaa, will be Official U. fi. Army Photo, CALL tbatbYtra-deep (11" deep) second bowl ii w hknd.v held tonight at t o'clock In Wood n aoclal hour M va been arranged ClMriM W. L«lhr«R for light laundry. Sliding removable dramboard by tho hoatoaa oommitteo, Mra. ruff Hall of Center Church. The DHworth-Cornell-Guey Poet. No. .keen competition from a number of eoldiera nomlnatad by ether roR M w a rd Marah. chairman, and program wdll Include recomltlon 102, A L, will hold lU first bual- imny. covert either bowl, giving work apace to iparfi. of services, with the rewarding of unite on tha poet. Mra. Emil Brandt, Mra. M ary neea meeting for the new season AecMMt limiraiKB Coats amazingly little. geimaon, and Mra. Anal Johnaon. aervlea atrlpea and rsrtlBcatea of Aa a reward, Pvt. Jobert re tonight at the poet home at 1, 7 * w mtd Rad istot* accompllahmant, A meeting of the o'clock, A Urge turnout Is fort DIX. N.J.. from Majo^^ ceived an espenae-frae, thr«p-^y board of directors at 7 p.m. will tour of New York C3ty aa a guaat Ififi East Center St.. Tat t-SSSi Ih e Alplna Society will hold Ita pected by the new co'mmander. *ral Homer W. Klafer. command THE PRICES WE QUOTE YOU ARE precede the general assembly. of Plret Army Special Servicaa. monthly mooUng tomorrow night U ttle ing general of (he 0th Infantry Wilber T While In New York he w ill atay at INSTALLED PRICER — CALL US at 7:S0 at tha lUlian-Am erican DIvlalon and Port Dlx. An all-group meeting o f tha a firat-claaa hotel, viait a pluah a u b M BMrtdga atroot. Pvt. Johart waa aelected by a Woman's League Por Service will St. Mary'a Guild will meet at Boeird o f Offlcera from the 0th In Broadway night club, and eat the be held at the Second Congrega 13:30 p.m. Thursday In tha Guild fantry DIvlalon on the haale o f hla beat of food. ANDERSON ind JOHNSON tional Church tomorrow at I p.m. room. Members will bring sand aoldlerly appearance, attention to Hia parenta, Mr. and Mra. Mar HALE'S Tha president, Mrs. J. Herbert wiches, and the hosteesea. Mra. duty and knnwladge of military cel Jobert, live at 733 Center atreet PLUMBING and HEATING Plnlay, will prsalde, and plans will Minnie Brown, Mrs. Ales Clifford aubjacta. He won the honor after in Mancheater. TELEPHONE 7549 or 6884 (il Biftraiti be made for the season's acllvi- and Mra. James Greenaway, will Headquarters B Uaa. The Lucy Spencer group will aerve tea, coffee and dessert. .T M>W PM O E 8 Memberi of the Army and Navy serve refreshments. The Mary Mc The W illing W orker! of the Club are requested to meet at the FOR Clure group will lead. with devo ‘The Arm y and Navy Club Auxil South Methodtit WSC8 will meet clubhouse at 7 o'clock tonight to tions and the Mary Cushman group iary will meet tonight at fi o'clock tomorrow at 3 p.m. Illuatrated proceed from there to the Holmei will be In charge In tha kitchen. at tha club. altdaa on World Peace will be ahown and each member haa tha Puneral Home to p ^ raspecta to privilege o f Inviting a gueat. Hoe- tha lata Arthur "Bud". Holmea. •r Drag Siorti ieaaea will be Mra. Annie Young who waa a member of the club. BSA.M.tollP. M.' and Mrfi. Jennie Van Haverbeke. Mother Cabrlnl Mothers Circle AMESITE The Friendly Circle of Manchee- will meet tomorrow at fi p.m. with tar la holding a rummage aale to Mra. June Begley of 48 Bunce morrow night at 7 o'clock and drive. PLANNIN6 TO BUY Thuraday morning at 10 o'clock at the Community Y on North Main atreet. Mra. R. K. Chap DRIVEWAYS man, chairman of arrangements, OR BUILD A HOME? will be asaiated by Mra. Andrew Waytand, Mra. Harry Conde, Mra. NO MONEY 36 MONTHS LECLERC Roh^m , Refrigereters E. B. Steele, Mrs. John Dawhurat, FUNERAL HOME Mra. David Starratt and Mra. Don Wenhan and Al TO PAY CONGRATUUTIONSI ald Prankland. Mambera are re W alU r N. DOWN quested to contact Mrs. Chapman Laclerc, Othar Appiloaeas WE HAVE THE FROFER EQUIFHENT This asvinffi infititntion is Jnst ss snthiuisstic ss you sre regarding donations and pick upa. Dirac tor. shout home owntnihip. Every monthly payment, after AND KNOW HOW Members of King David Lodge FUNERAL tbfiJDRHA^ceu DONT DELAY — CAU TODAY tasca and interest represents a fine way of saving. of Odd Pellowe will gather at tha Holmea Puneral Home tonight at SERVICE YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lUSINESS WITH We will be happy to diacuaa home financing with you. Service Is both 7 o'clock, to pay final tribute to Arthur Holmes, whose brother, Sfi MAIN BT...... friendly and prompt. Come in anytime, at your convenience. Mark, and his son. Arthur, art Manchaatar Csll 2-5869 mambera of the lodge. Read Herald Adva. 0|Mii OaHyt f A. M.-B F. M. COLLA O g M t B N M M . ' CONSTRUCTION CO. TlwnMay: Op«ii f A. M.»i F. M. BROAD ST. 2 -5 2 2 4 1007 MAIN STREET PHONE 2-4583 2-4889
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■ The, Commimity Flaycra will dear, roelar tnnight. Wadaesflsy meet.Wednead^ at the home, of 10,669 Town 11 Taking Part fair. Httla chaaga In t•fllpal«ihlra. Mr. and Mra. Edmond Folaom. 32 Hm AMH Durkin atreet. Plana for a Novem Another Shipment! 8a]M at U » ManchMlfr Auction ber'ehow ^11 be dlacusaed-. Mancheeter— A City of Village Charm Mjirt yaaUrday totaled I2.ft75.4.'V,, In DiscUf^sion «ith 1,082 one-half buihel baakeU> A get acquainted meeting will SLIGHT Irregulars o f i i .io (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS of tomatoei aanini; for a' high of be held tomorrow evening at 8 Dir4>ctor Candidates to VOL. LXXl. NO. MR (CImsUM AdvartlalM m Pafs 18) MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1 9 ^ g3 and a low of Jl.TO for an aver- o'clock In the -auditorium of the EXTRA HEAVY aga of $2.M. Forty-four rralaa of Bowera School for parenta and Be Guests of Women cauliflower brought a high of M.OO teachera o f the fourth, fifth and and a low of (2.00; ahall beam aixth grade children. The teach- Voters Tonight at 8 AmiT Daroonatrataa Atomic-Cannon brought (3.80 em .will apeak briefly on the va- WAMSUTTA TURKISH buahela. rloiia phaaea of the achool program Five Republican candidates for for the Intermediate grades. A election to the Board of Directors The WBK Guard Club will meet aoctal hour with -efreahmenta In kSfll W edneaday. Qr.t. t, Inatead of Frl- the cafeteria will follow the meet, «-day, -with Mnt7-Milrtet-A«»l«fl «f-8 mg. 7------take part in n w in d table pollticat-' Durkin atreet. Plana will be made dtscuaalon tonight beginning at 8 at thia meeting for the cluh'a anni- Mr. and Mra, Hubert Sweet, veraaVy dinner, and all membrra o'clock In Bois'era School. Stanley formerly' of 42 Maple atreet, have • -fM are urged to attend. Lorenzen of Manchester, principal » -I I ■ moved Into their new home at ftS ArRutua ctreet. Pleat Hartford. of Bast Hartford High School, The rummage aale planned by will be moderator. ' the Ladlea' Aid Society of the St. .Tilde Thaddeiia Mothers Cir The discussion la sponsored by Emanuel Lutheran Church for thIa TOWELS cle will meet tomorrow evening the League of Women Voters, With Rhode Island Friday haa been poet poned until instead of Wedneaday at the home which has prepared qiieatlona on \ November. Membera are remind of Mra. Julia Meleako, SB Summer which the candidatei will express ed to eonllnue to aava articlea for ------:------1------atreet, their opinions. C the aale. The qiieationa have been com 1 -----Receive Revised Version of Bible — American Legion membera will piled by the league on the baaia of C I A H ead ...... - - ■ ...... — Bank Thief meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at I AdveTtlaement- a poll conducted to determine what the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 j questions the voters of Msnehea-1 Main atreet. In tribute to Arthur ter would like to -iMve answered. Cooking School Holmes who died at the Rocky Hill I Fears Reds Surrenders Veterans Home yeaterday, Panel membera will be SJier- each Masonic Temple wood Bowers, Everett Kennedy, ‘•The Holy Family Molhera Circle Jacob Miller, Harold A. Turklng- In A gen cy After Seige will meet Wedneaday at 8 p.m. at ton, Harry J. FIrato, all Republi Tonight at 7:45 the home of Mra. William Martens, cans, and W alter Mahoney, Mat 59 thew Paton, Mrs. Helen Fitzpat What a value! Stock up plenty of these wonderful ex B. D. Pearl'a Appliance A B Stephen atreet. rick, Columbus Murphy, Henry tra heavy weight, soft, absorbent hand towels. The ir Washington, Sept. 30—Kfl*) East Providence, R. t„ Furniture Centre, In conjunction ■The head of America’s Sept. SO— — t/F) — I resiaeni. Pre.ident look a bit of the Bolton Lake. Guest speaker will othy Loralne Demeuay, to Clyde Washington, Sept. 30—
rpsr-T ills sale -nr-g WAlViVllTifV IIN VLzliilJ TTRAlfiEtl an an-purpoaa weapon." was put insi S« MW'hd NSShH "WliV KUIIIS howeFa own chargea of blunders Gen. Smith's comments came wound«i. K «vH y fire, yoiir expenacn while local American Legion Poet, with milllmetera — appreximataly Police began a tear gaa bom Dancing, Naw York) The purchase of equipment for the the new officers preeiding, will be Ejj*sllke Pushes Red Issue; CoiiiiecUcut, will apodf in aubatitute accommodationa MORIARTY Bros Inches. This, In Itself, dlacloaea how ,work of 65 T V and i H radio aU - bardment of the houat and tho cafeteria at the Elementary Con held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock SHOWER CURTAINS may run far above normal. 3ts CENTER ST compactly the Atomic Energy tlona. Asserting the Republican Best Seller gunman came out with hla handa ’ ' solidated School; 5 Action on the at the post home.' Commander AND commiaaion sclentlata now are able party haa been the only one North Korea Guns up and aurrandarad. And you’ll have to meet recommendation of the Board of Wilber T. Little, the newly Inetalled T E I S 1 3 5 Finance to. create a reserve fund to build atomic misailea which at Adlai Hails Korea Move "ateadfaitly opposed" to Com Bank oAciala, making a liaaty theae billa out of your own commander, 1* anxious to have a check of tha funds taken, aald they for capital land non-recurcing ex one time could barely be'crowded - " ' ■■■" munism atnea 1917, Summerfleld pocket unlesa you have our large turnout of the membera for Into the bomb bay of a B-2B. Of All-Time Seoul, Korea, Sept. 30—
t»n, _defend- Dwight D. Elsenhower awlnga the tion la olily further evidence that By ARTHUR RDHON troop.5 in rear areas of Nortli Korea nerving in a “ support rn u a*^ e ! m M 0 (L -^UL-flCJl. to"vftte om ive adopno'h or a 'b rid g e^ "'*!^ Friday might,-and it la gun. Ing the edmlnletratloii!a-acUo».-in-pollH«ai—spotlight -on the Com- — Waahingtotr,- Se))t. 30- Bight) damage claims for Sunday. That (Oeatleeed oa Paga Bight) Wanted nounced the arrests, made in the raised the SeptemiMr totals to 81 = 1 Harbsrt Morrison, from the group within, not from without. The this Republican rexrtlon In hix lion copies. • Results announced today from danger Ilea not In Moscow, but in Columbix'' speech Ixte today. It New York City aree. It aald the With Its hold on western civili MlGs destroyed, seven probably Apply To aacret balloting gave the Bevan Washington. Your enemy la not would follow by about 18 hours two were taken into custody after zation, it isn't surprising that the destroyed and 5B damaged. Tha faroas six o f tha sevsn acats <1* a edersl grand Jury In New York first hook printed was the hlhle. previous one month record of 44 Thom u Puberty Supt. lotted eir tha 37-member executive (t.'oBttBiied on Pnge Fifteen) (Continued on Page Fifteen) returned an indictment charging But It may surprise yoii to, learn destroyed was set In April. to tocai''Labor party units, pne- they lied by stating, when Mrs. that thia flrat bonk alao waa a News Tidbits Yesterday the Communists pow Bulletins tlaie Chkncallor of the Exahequer /tm e OoloHial Board Qa. Browder , sought neturallzatlon topflight printing Job. ered their assaults with the heavi froRi th* A P W lroi Hugh-Pnlton was the other Attlee papeM, that she had never been a Johann Gutenhei^ amfI hla as- Culled from A P Wired est Red artillery b(urage of the 615 Parker Street man mUnseated In the test of | member of the Communist party. aociatea turned out 200 hi hies war. bstw*ett-—Uu— — ______- fo r Browder^ 817 bne-tlm* ctmr-" Korty-slx of tnese Savaga lighting also flared hn aim are nr| British cruiser Belfast sails from W A R N S o r REDS andlKt^arty’t modtreies. munist candidate for President, existence. I the western front. UN Infantry- The Attlaa forces atlll counted Waahbmtoa. Sept. 89 — (A P ) plc)
O xtcAjcU- liaas. He began sinking last week a aa much as .10*'/r is Mved on your fuel bills Bailey Charges McCarthy and navy commander, arreated op whelming approval today to tha end. charges of plotting aglnxt the -‘(Eden plaa” for lUikUig the vari< you steady,- healthy temperature Five Face Uouiits eUnabie, because of hlx_ title, to FreighlerH Re§cue a can maintain in ■ stale, xre released . . . Duke of ouB organizations working fOr A Beautiful Picturel jrour houM. hold a xeat_ln the House'of Com unification of Europe. ^ In Insurance Plot mons. Lord Axtor sponsored his Tried to Smear 3 Senators Windsor calls on ‘Prims Mlnlstei' 74 Men in Atlantic wife's polltlraj career and helped Winston (Thurchlll. And we make it come true too! Just like magic The coat is moderate.and attic insulation aoon pays Venezuela's military Junta gov CONVICTS STAGE STRIKE her to become the first woman Suit Lnke City, Sept. 10—(ift for itMlf in fuel Mvings. Mexico City, Hept SO - (85 seeking re-election, .as the three ernment crushea attempted up Santa jYarla, Azores. Sept. 80—' “ That better- tasting ... . we take your soiled and rumpled garments ever elected to Jhe lower parlia By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — Some eonvlcti staging whom McCarthy tried to "amear." rising...... by group' of terrortata made (/P) - AH 74 men aboard the Portu 590 a DAIRY QUEEN we Mexican officials said today they mentary chamber. . John M. Bailey, Democratic quiet, orderly eit-dowa amke at away from you . , . and whisk them back in We have Io o m . plaster aggregate, batta and blanket are preparing charges against f(vi!. Benton, author of a resolution j up of Communists and backers of guese Ashing vessel Joao Costa brought along sure saved . He kept as close as possible to xtate chairman, aceuxea Senator the Utah State Priaoa refnaed insulation. We’ll recommend the kind bent suited to your persons In connection with the the political scene ahd spoke fre Joxeph McCarthy (R-.Wia.) of "try to oust McCarthy from t|ie Senate, j former Democratic Action regime which sank' In the stormy Atlan clean-as new condition. to leave their eeila today. our lives!” type houM, and adviM on the installation. time bombing of a paaaenger quently In the House of Lords. But ing to smear" three Ckrnnectlcut is a defendant In a (2,000.000 libel | . . . Czech diplomat ahd former tic a week ago have been picked plane to collect life Iniurence. hts wife's peppery temperament Senators, and he calls on Republl-1 and slander suit filed by Me- j UN secretariat official says he wilt up by freighters, it was reported I not return to hia Oommuniat- here today. LAYS CORNERSTONE SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE — WQRK Payments Arranged The bomb, hidden in d aultcaae, and eagerness to get Into all politi can candidates to say what they Carthy. Salerao. Italy, Sapt. 89—( A . cal arguments brought her greater think of the Wisconsin Senator's Aaaertlng that in 194B McCarthy controlled homeland and will seek Tears turned into cheers of re wax placed aboard the Oaxaca- — Tbe Brat qtoae of a Beyq* A. i(. COE, Jr. activities. acTUxed Baldwin "of whitewashing asylum here. joicing in the Portugueae port of ACCEPTED (JP ’TO 10 A. M- EXCEPT SATURDAYS bound plane of Oompenia Mexi headlines. Town dedicated ta (rtaadihlp ha> Owner, Mgr. Bailey issued a xtatement last the American prosecutors in the | Otto Stfasser, Nazi rebel Flguelra Dafoz, where moat of the cans de Aviacion, a Pan-Amerioan "When I -married Nancy." ht VISCOUNT ASTOR tween lta(y and the United night, 24 hours before McCarthy's Malmedy massacres," Bailey add against Hitler, la barred from run men made their home. Church World Airways affiliate, last Wed- once axkt. I hitched my wagon to Htotee waa UId today jM *r tha Aator, is chairman of the London scheduled addreaa at the Klein ed: , . ning for West German Parliament bells rang "and bands ' played naaday. The exploalon shortly a f a star. Whan she got Into the former alto of the bloMy battia Times. Lord Aator alao had wide- Memorial Hall In Bridgeport. In 1950 he (McCarthy) ac seat left vacant by death of So when the news was Balhed. Moat Styles lYSSflOP ter the takeoff blew a holt in the House of Commons, I found I had of Salenio. Mrs. Jqha Davla MANCHESTER apraad real sstal'e holdings and He listed former Senator Ray cused Senator Brlen McMahon of cialist Leader Kurt Schumacher. The 773-ton cod flaher was en (18.9,5 to tuaclaie, injured two American hitchad my wagon to a sort of V-2 Mi MA | Q ! ^ D I ^ ¥ waa prominent in British turf cir mond E; Baldwin, a Republican whitewashing the state depart . . . Maas. State Tax Commission route home from the Newfound Lodge, Italian-bora wife ad tha I20.9S a MAMCaMTBB. aflAM/s| tourlata o f tha 30 persona aboard, rocket." governor of Oonnectleut, la lay* Aator, was th4 chairman for cles aa an owner and breeder of now an aasoctate Justice of the ment. Now It's BUI Benton." er Henry F. Long seeks (389 la- land Grand Banka when she and wrecked navigation Inetrut, lag tho etoae. aald; ’'This moan* many years of the influential Sun- race horses. State Supreme Court: the'late aen- The Democratic chairman said heritanre tax from Laanie, a dog, foundered. The Amerlc'an freight- DRY CLEANERS aienta. The pilot made an emer- meat will seal the frleadehlp b*> a 3 SON.MAIN ST. HANCHEST -day newspaper, the Observer. ator Brian McMahon (D ) and Sen- bequeathed (5,000 In will of her 93 WELLS STREET TELEPHONE 7254 TEL. 4143 tw ee* our two padplaa.” SOO HartfanI RaaO (OaaUanad aa Page Elavaa) Hie younger^ brother, Col. J. J. (Uoattaned oa Page Four) 'ator William Benton, Democrat (OoBtiaued on Page Eleven) late maater. (Contained on Page Elava*) . i ^ ...... ‘ ^ ^ ' ■■ , ■ ■ _P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COI;^.. TUESDAY, SEirtE^BER 30. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALf. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1052 PAGE T H R D I
Sales Course to glvs Information and to cor- much pleased at the way both Flight Ends in Disaster About Town Mrs. Hphenihal Observes Mr> and Mrs. Paul Arnold and Mr. guides of the group anc planning to work toward a more Intense (iOP Lea8C8 Store t elate.ths a<’tlvltles of the Repub campaigns have been developing BOLTON and Mra. Leonard Ducharme for lican 'Town committee for the town and at the Interest *lre*fs she herself traveled exten- naO |Dfl9K for their class by Mrs. paign the athre at 917 Main street ADMIRAL-BENDIX-MOTOROLA % day. ! U reported to he demolished. morning. Rmest received severe 1 to 4 p.m. to receive articles for B go tomorrow, Mrs. Hohcnthal aively in connection with WCTU Bolton, Sept. 80--(Special ) — EliaW HrFlsher’a fourth grade at occupied by Clifford's ston*. U, In order to toko onnuol inventory waa the former Almsna Carpenter. I work. She haa made several trlns the elementary school. Orflcers will Manchester R«ening Herald Bol . Within, the day pr..ao.Ahe ( ii- •ttw yiof^i'ani, wntriT inrsiiv . -Plana -Maned!van shrasions -gbout the-head-and- face, glje jcgmind donors. A - record — hreaklni;: 73- -votara ton Bnreaii; Mr*. Jxxieph O'llaH* fVltiislly hurt yesterday when ! His__cnmlltlnn was reported__ aa to brin¥ large pap^ bags. If pick TfTefIftlKer’Wai iTYankee'pm 'p^ ” ...... serve for iwd-monlh ’ peHftds ’and headqiisrter* will be open for b\ist- YA Of w'saiHS fiN6 under the eponsorahip of t he Mee dier. In 1032 she married the late , Mra. Hohenthal Is very keen and were made by the Board for Ad also Include Carol Cental, vice telephone 5545. rhania Division of the Manchester the light plane noee- tlve*gm ,.. shop epume, each—iiieinber—of -Cliilatmas sale.------C4RD PARTY ,1 ing the local program, persons In- Ssles at the Manchester Auction ■ RoektmT*,~S*ili: SO^fKpecIair-^" they often are only warih to the” president; William Jarvis and Bon Ika ^gtantoU lack U Uia claaa wUl bnve a n opportunity tererted In It should contact W si-' et«lcments and one s«Titlar Police Court Prosecutor Harry touch because th« flaming heat Hold FIrat MeeUng nie Valentine, vice president: and iHiiif rifif UftifA Yvklck for analysis and Individual prad M art yesterday amounted to *2,- Liigg today acted as hta own star Bomarco will hold its first meet ter J. Plnney; C. RJ House, chair count against her husband. 326.20, with a total of 971 half generated by passage through the John Pellerin and Linda Olmsted, WED., OCT. 1.1 P. M. loftvarl iMdvUiitly MADI I'jW tlca after the principles of modem man, Rmployee Advisory commit Ths maximum penalties. In the witness In a case Involving breach air la only on the surface and does ing of the season tonight at tr.e secretary. caltindb mawfitgU w«lK mcrchgndiaing have, been diacua- bushel baskets''of tomatoes selling pariah room of Center (ihurch at 8 vglgas f Ai H ilHI R tee; Mrs. Martha Htevenaon, ex- event o' convictions, would tn- for a high of *3s05, a low of 81.70 of.peace charges against flve teen- not penetrate the mass of the Teen-TImer* to Meet WOODRUFF HALL UiaohanUc ecutlvs seerstary of the Chamber! volve 30 years ImpMsonment and aged Rockville .realdenti. body. o’clock. 'The business meeting will The first meeting of Teen-tlmers karaoU ffa4M|»ar«l PrUoU and an averaife Of $3.47 per bas include a discussion of proposed c e n h r c h u r c h of Commarcs; or Harry Foigmann. | tSO.OOO in fines for Mrs. Browder, ket. Other gardkn truck com- Dugg said that ' early in the win be held at thh school tomor Ubaral director of the Howell Cheney : and flve years Imprisonment and a moditiee Bold Ineliidkd 118 crates ndoming of Sept. 21, he waa programs for the ensuing year a.nd row nlgfit af 7:45. It Is expected Door Prise—200 Gals, of Oil I Technical Rchool. *8.000 fine for the former Secre awakened by a disturbance at Tal- will be followed by card game*. that the group will reorganize to or Ton of Coal of cauliflower at a high of *3.25 Mra. Howard Jensen and Mr*. Oii- tary General of the Communist and a loW of *2.80 per\crate, and cott Park. The brawl was loud meet the special needs of the teen Also Table Prixes Shbor Bros. DON'T chough to annoy other neighbors car Kreyalg will be hostesses to agers most of whom are now par Party In the United States. Maxi-:flve bushels of shell b^ns at \ JEWELERS Throw Thom Away mum penaiUes, however, high of *4.35 and a low oX and police were called to reai'ore night. ticipating In the two session sys Food and Gift Table a rt ael- $4 per ‘Tke married couplea club haa tem a t Manchester High School. 077 Main Ht.—Manehes'ier Htlll plMily of wear left In Fprsonal NoticcR dom Imponed. bu.shel. order. siloea le p a li^ here. Five Taken In beeif entertained this aiimMcr by New ollleers will be elected and a DONATION 750 meeting night established. Adult TOY QUN^ABOUBES DOG The JParent.-Tfacher ,. groupVof Taken In the roundup vvere Ro Mr. and Mra. Alexander Bunce, C«r4 of Thanks- -- - land Auciair, 18; Robert LibAlbo, YtItYfS W# wish to thsDk sU of the Connecticut School for tee bors. frlsn d s sort r«*Utlvaa for th#'m «ny Binghampton, N. * Y.—(A5--An Blind will have Its first meetlnjf 19; Gerald Doherty, 19; Rdwcrd THE W. 6. QLENNEY CO. Hba* Rapaliiag of the Bel lirts •( klnfSntM srd sympsth^- shown 8-year-oId boy playfully pointed of hti year In the school gym at White, 19; and David Hannon, 19. ter Kind Done While' Ton ns In our rorent bar^sv^mant. thr his toy gun at the neighbor’s 10 Holcomb street, Hartford, Sun In city court this morning. Judge 334 NORTH M AIN ST. T IL 4141 Walt. loss of our bstoved fostsr son, Howsr*' om ai L. Larkin found all flve IS MAPl.R HTKERT M. who disd In Jap sq . corker spaniel. The dog charged day evening at 7:30. The speak HANCHiSTER - osporlAlv thank all fhoss who i^nt ihr* him with teeth flashing. The er will be Dr. Arthur C. Unaworth, gulUy with the following dlahoal- Opp, Plrat National Htam hoautirul floral trlhutsa anc' loansd thr tior^ Aurlalr and White were Parking I.nl uas of thsir ears. youngster ended up being treated opthalmologlst, who will speak on Official Sales Records Show Mr. and Mrs. RAymond A. Js#^s||. In the hispttal for an abdominal retrolental flhroplasls,.an eye dis glveir\30 day suspended jail sen fostsr parents. i dogbit# wound. ease which is a cause Jnf blindness tence* qnd placed on probation for In some prem ature baMes. A ao- one ye^. Loalbo. Hannon and rial hour will follow (he meeting. Doherty ^ r e flned *16 each. -- Court Action Ths next meeting of St. Berna- In other clmrt action, Judge Ro- i k 52. -d stte’x Moth ei a Ctirte 'WlH be held' bert L. Pige^ preilding: Thomas tomorrow night at 8> o’clock at F. O’Brien, HTCkville. defective STARTS TOMORROW brakea 4l2; Johrv Mack. Rockville, PACKARD REM U PRICES CLIMB the home of Mrs. Henry Michalak “BIG JIM McLAIN” of 42 Nor\^ood street. At its open breach of peace\ nolled; James ing meeting the group enjoyed a Burna, New Havra, road rules, "Killer ‘That Stalked N. Y.” spaghetti ■ dinner served by the *12; Burton Mbnetie, Rockvtlle, I hostess, Mrs. Edward Faber. Improper hand algnal.^olled; Paul H. Little, Warehouse NPolnt, two A daughter w-aa bom on Sept. charges: Failure to tobtaln a' Tol. Windsor Locks S-S07f 17 at the U. S. Naval Hospital. driver's Ucenae and defeettVe lights. Camp Lejeune. N. C, to M/Sgt. Hff'was found not guilty'on the AS VALUE-WISE BUYERS PICK Patrick J. Topping, USAF, and license charge and judgment aus- Mra. Topping. Sgt, Topping, who pended on the latter; EdVard la serving with ths Air Defsnss Ooetx, Tolland, two chargeaXof Force in Japan, la the son of Mr. uperatlng while hla license waa uh- and Mra. Francis Topping of 132 der suspeniion. flifed *100 on eael on the Oak street. ‘The baby, named Ellen count; Orrtn C. White, Rockville, IMBreEDM™ Jane, U the third child for the speeding, *38. Is Tofkalralar! PACKARD FOR STVUN6, VALUEI Toppings. nghta Extradition Vlrstaia Raaald . It was learned here today that Maya lUagas i , THE FORD VHTORIA IS AMERICA'S Delta Capter No. 5t, Royal Arch •*8hD*s W orkinr Masons, will confer the Mark Mas H rr W sy RAWPSOMBST LOW>PRICER *'HARDTM»"t ter degree at Its stated convocation ThrouAh Collcfo** All Over The Country New-Car Buyers Are Switching To Packard Because Its tomorrow evening at 7:30 )n the /Viy’ ( ONDI riONF o — aad — / W V Masonic Temple. The meeting will vKrral Rath Advanced Contour Styling And Big-Car Luxury At Medium-Car Cost Make It 1- ^ S ' VICTORIA‘ S Here’s a honey that even many engineers thought he followed by the usual refreah- EASTWOOD Ramas ments and secrarhsur." ^MARA ,MARU** would l»e impossible to huild for the price.’Everything A TRIIIUrir NHOW America's Greatest Motorcar Buy! See, TIrTve,'Compare Toddy's Great Packard I — the sweeping lines, the smart decor, the huge, curved Cartaaa Mrs. Marion Williams Peck and Walt Diaary'a one-piece windshield—sjirlls quality and gomi taste. her aaalstant. Miss Carol Quinn, Hnward Hill’* Packard's Higher Resale Value — Proved By Official Used - Car Records ■— attended the dancing teachers con ILVEECirr* And you’ll find dozens of other features you’d exjtect [>KG RONG'* vention at ths Hotel Bradford. “Storv Of “Tembo" ------t»i find nnljl' in a ear rnstiiig hundreds morel Take that Bnaron;—smiBffjr—msy—groareiT ------— ------—Protects The- Future Of Your InvestmenU —— — ------^ Rnhin (la tilarloaa extra-size^trunW—the roomiest in Ford’s field. Take three st.vles of ballet under Doro thy Collins, Spanish under Juanita Hood” C a la rl Cont. Every Nl^ivFram Dnik those easy-to-operate Power-Pivot Pedals. ,\nd check Canaino; classic ballet under Bea *:M.*;M-le:e liU-Rflt Drive out to the EaslXwindsor to that convenient Center-Fill Furling: It’s a real dream trice Beene and tap jewel atone night aa early as 8:l5-\^r aa late and acrobatic under Joseph Price. car come true. WED.: JUST FOR YOU as 8:80 to see both gra^d feature attraction*. . . . The Buckingham Ladles Aid So ciety will meet at the home of Mra. Baldwin GoswelHn of Hebron ave nue, tomorrow a t 7:45 p. m. Mra. Harold C, Newsham of Hartford, the guest speaker, will take for her subjedt, ’’England Today.” Rev, Jil^ es R. Swain of Middle- town will show pictures entitled ^W htte-M ountain Sympliiiii.V',”-ar-- companied hv Beethoven's Pas torale. at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon preceding the membership tea of Center Church Women’s Federa tion, to which All women of the church are Invited. Small children will be cared for In the nursery while their mothers are attending the showing of pictures and ten/ At a meeting at 8 o’clock tn the Rockville Bapthst Church, In ob %kkiia «t4aw«R i!ka« apHoatl at Bsira cat*. serving the publication of the Re vised Standard version of the Bible. Rev. Oliver Bell of New London will he the speaker, and FimI ChokU of ovof copies of the new translation will 4 0 ,0 0 0 FsHnUioo be presented to heads of various Institutions in the Town of Ver- -Aon.------—~l------z------Mancheater Grange will meet tomorrow evening in Orange Jlall hiHBRt-COMWiCTICUT COW " VPlTf liriHer supeiwlsioh-- 6f'"tHe home* maniifactufied from ¥'BTaria of iilccfacl cdils ecohomicit committee. ‘The ‘Third m o g u r u AAAKIMC UP YOUR MIND about the and bjgrcaf luxury At mcdium-car cost have — it actually a premium fuel buf iho ton otietroi piiried. ^wwbest car for you to buy, don't forget the XONNiCTiCUf COKI13 dollars hss than coalf important plus of Packard’* higher resele value! g Only Packard givas you the flashing per The monthly meeting of thh Dorcas Society of the Emanuel lt’» the aoundcst protection for the future of formance of the world’s highest-compression Bf FORE YOU SPEND M Ci-CAR PO W ER ! I’ouer 110 ’’horse*” strong, DREAM -CAR RIDE! There . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER W), 19M PAGE F IV E MOEFOUR Manchester' evening herald, Mi^cHEgrEB. c6nn„ Tuesday, September so, im -4- vicinity of Hartford, and l.^'Ma anklsa a slimmer look, achieved England, Scotland- Ireland, Bava Brat class scout, has volunteered Alfred A. Jonee in chair as prasi- jroar later. Waldorf arfiejadad to appaasaaaant to Hitler and Mus- WON8—1418 •n . m fWfwT W IR T —1228 Start Annual Drive meetings ones a month at tha Grant (x>. Designs through krtful contour shaping at tEBRON ria and Luxemburg. Hebron'a part aa helper, but parents must be dent. On October ISth at 8 p. Viscount Astor, 73, tho UtU at hla 'fathdr'a death In aeliai. home. In Manchaster. 8t. Biiikrct'a the ankle tendon Seventy denier V in the project will be tOOO. preoent at the mMtinge, The Girl ni., Muriel Bolin will give a d>|^ 1010. Astor daailad the “CUvaden Bat" {^EE WATCH" SRSSrSK Radio and poLriah la represanted by Mra. P, R. over 1.1 denier nylon le iiaed for the A houae to houae canVasa Is to ScoiiU hold theTr' meetlhga Frl-, onafratjon of plastic wars, at u e Of St. Agnes Guild ^ew Fashion Heel new heel which gives a beautiful I f - Dies in England la 1008 Astor had married Nan over emstad. Ho aald the "aet*' was i N S P i i ^ N IVKini^ I4B BiiiRtArm BlMdoN time WKItO— B Brannlrk^: Mrs. Georgs WllHaaaa IPlan to Honor be undertahen. Each town in the da3ra,at-tiie elementary achool. - ' Rectory Hall. All kinda of pita- cy Laaghomo o^ Oraonwood, Va„ an ”tmagnuDT gmup —^ a myth and Mra. Maurice O'CMlBor; 8t. erm' dark effect. county ta to name delegatee. The Mlaa Joan Chahman of Hartford Uc wares artll be on sale,- includ a noted beauty. The couple -had fram biogtnalng to end.” preeMog InstniaeenL «:•#—WTHT-C aI T inney. O Y:40-W D RC—Newa. The anniul membarahip drive of James', Mrs. Leonard Bull and A romplelaly now fashion heel committee in charge will aelect the was tba week-end gueet of Mlaa ing toys which will be appropriate (CoaBaaed Prsoi Page Oaa) four aons and ona daughter.. The PrlBM Minister NevlUe Chamber WnC<«BackPtage Wife. _ . I WCCC—Good Moralag. Qood Music. 8 t Agnea Guild beginn thia yw k Hm. Timothy K. Bye. In nylon hnelery, dsatgaed to give WII.I. H ill, JAP PRIMT. peraon beat fitted for the poat. Clare Porter. Both girls are em for Christmas prasent. A good regolreo proper o a ^ WDRC^Tt Happona Crorr Dxjr:: WKN'B-Polouta, Medal Winner aldaet, WUUam WaMorf Astor, now lain vlslt^ CUvaden from Umo to Tt^e Cht^affoana. WTHT—BrwXI.rt with ■«>. In Manchester. The main purpoae slimmer hmk to ankloe. le bemg Tokyo. Sept SO (JP Emperor ^Annual Meeting ployed tn Insurance in Hartford. opportunity to 1 for■ tha' sea- Bom RTaldorf Aator in New auccoods to hio fsthor'a Utla. ro r repairs, cleaning and ad- WCCC—Vcafc.Ale. NRW MAYOR OP liONDOK Mlmhlto's fleet eon, Aklhlto, wli| son, which will soon a p p ^ , Alt Uma bofon his Ul-fatsd Munich WO!fS—WMth.r; N.w(; Bill jMktnx, of this guild la to raise funds (or dletiibutad by the W. T. Grant Co. “nie Hebron Women'a Club will Sapper lavUntbra York a t y on May 16, 1876, he The Aston entartai^ thous pact with HlUar. Astor pointed W H A T—N ew t: roD ta Hop» Bbow. ‘ London, 8epL 2Q.;>iPi^-Wealthy be proclaimed officially the Crown Hartford Veterann hold Ita annual meeting Oct. 2 at Townspeople are Invited to one. woman ara cordially ^invited, IwtnMat tnmt year aratek ta WONft—Jack Pownry'a Muale Shop. W TIC—Bob 8tM l., ilia benefit ot St. Ames Home In under Its own TSIS brand name. Prince on Nov. 10. Aklhlto, who whether members or not. There was a grast. great grandson of ands of vlolton at their masaivo out, however, that he waa Iwst to W K N B —News; To fiis Annour.ced. lilBi-WONS—N.w». • • Sir Rupert do la Bars la London's the home of Mra. Neil Waheman, of Gilead's famous baked bean OandePa Certified Watdunaker dilA—WTXC—Stella Dallaa. West Hartford. Tho homo haa been new Lord Mayer, fpgarfiad by Devaiepment af this new pat- will be 10 on Dec 23, also will be Group Seta Prop^am will be refreshments aarved, and tha flrat Aster and a great grand manaton Clivodoa. During tha laU many other prominent guests with IsM—W-nC—WMth.r. at 2 p.m. Hoateaaea who will help auppere, sponaored by the Hebron '3930o and on Into tho isioo it waa aridely varying politlcm opinions Repaira guaranteed 1 year. 6:SG~ WDRC — To Be Announced. liM —WDRC—014 Muilc Box; NVw*. a haven for over Sp yeare to tin- many aa the most atataly munici anted keel, which the company la declared to have come of age. out Mra. Wakeman are Mra. Ed Grange, to take place at Gilead eodal hour enjoyed. Ths Guild son of the Aator known as tbs WTlC--TottnR Wldder Brown. WTIC—Bob BtMl.—Vomlng Wtteh. marriad motherji and their babies, pal offtes In the work). He Is a freehman In tha politi For William Johnaton also la planning a aarlsa of dances, roputad to bo the plaea lof high during the same period. WTHT—Eddie Arnold Ttma. WCCC—N rw i: Good Mornlnf Mubic. celling Ita "L ift heel.'' rspresenia J ward A. Smith, M n. Joaeph P. Community Hall, Oct. 10, Sup "landlord of New Tork." lovtl, behlnd-tho-aeeasa poUtleal WCCC—N ew s; Mualc. WONS—Bin J.nkln. Show, and to orphans or infanta under Sir Rupert, S0, was alactad by one of the firet new treatments of cal siienro school of tha Praaa Uni Novak, and Mra. Bradley Bataon. pers will .be acrved from 5 to 7 to start nest month. Dates and Astor and his brother 4:I5.W T1C—The Woman In Mr Ho u m . WKNB—Phil Hblr. 1 year of age whe need attention the county council yesterday for versity. SEALY MAHRESSES $29.95 ONdsp Bcbron, B«pt. so—(Special)— planning. It Is believed that tba various |:RG—W D RC—N ew s: Old Record Bhop^ staple full-fashioned nylons In Mlaa Marjorie H. Martin will be p. m. , place 'srill he anaounecd later. British subjects through the nat- T itt—WHAT—N.wi. because of broken familiea. a nna-yw term. Ha auccoada Sir '^Vt^UUaivi__ jgfDCj JoKnit4>ii of- Tho paracau who gathdnd at tbo forma of football haAtbMr origins WTTC—Juat PUIn Bill. 1:»»—WONS—W M thtr. many years. It la the reMIl of four leader far~CTra"Cvewing; The nomt» ~ ’HTe" menu iffao lncTu^ -urattsattaa- u f thatr fatharr WIT- -Aator maHHOii bocama known aa In a primltiva gam« In which iin - ■W'HfT*-tl«w»r'Joer-^iwnd-Bhowi—' - W T HT —W«xt>n Laalla Boycar------—— ------n ion M gvpfnmsnuTTMi m ow I labron, commander,' iuid winner nating committee, Mra. Nell Wake, Mlaa Marjorie H. Martin, who ia llam Waldorf Aator, in 18M. Tha WH.AT—Story Queen. 0;»»i-WDBr-WoUorld N.WI Roundup. to make St. Agnes Home a real port of A. W, Scannell. senior berry shortcake, and 11, aorta of tho "Cllvoden Sot” which Just Inflate pig bladder waa used by WONS—8ft. Preston of the Yukon. WCCC—K______M dl.. CI orp .r. the CongroaalotMl Sfedal of man and Mra. Cnfford R. Wright, temping side dishes, hdsidea taa on a tw(T weeks vacation from her father waa ralaad to tbo poorago before World War t l bscams as- teams nu(nbtringnupil aa much as 200 WKNB-News; Miisic for the Day. WKNB—N.W.; BporU DIgut homt and not a place of correc RTATB BARTT HONDO Myar of hnalery for the Grant LAND SUkVEYING ilonor. will be honored by the De- will faring In a alate of officera for and coffee. ^ Proceeds will go to dtitlee as librarian of the Douglas In 1018, and bocama a vtscount a soclatsd In tha public mind with on a side. WCC(3—Newt; Rrqueat Matinre. W THT—N .w i. tion. 'For the babies, a special Hartford, Bapt. SO—(^V- Oasi' Co., omrklng In close moperatlon '9 the 10S2-5S aaaaon, for the club'a Library, spent part of the time »:I*—WT1C—Front Pafe Farrell. W TIC—N.w i. supervisor and two teachers of oc with one of the country's leading la^rtment of Connecticut, Veterana wards a furnace for the hall, WHAT—Croaby'a Quarter WHAT—Cup ot CoffM CTub. necticut haa received a National L Dovk. Jr. HNE lEDDING approval. which has been a crying need for vixittng her cousin. Mlaa Marlon | :lf _ W T I C —L/orenso Jo n es. WONS—N*Wi. cupational therapy are employed Safety Council award for tha low' hoslory mills. 78S MAIN HTRERT T E L.88M I f Foreltn W an, and Ita Ladlea’ Rront Lender Needed a long time. Win of Herkimer, N. Y. at Moriow'f WHAT—Band by Demand. I:IA-WDRC—sbopperi SpMlili. by tho Guild. " eat violent death rate tn the ceun' Mr. Scnnnell emphaalses that Regteteted Land Wnrvayof fibciIU,ry, Oct. 4th, at an event WDR(3—Memory Lane. WTIC—N.W.. try In 1951. Connecticut's rata waa this Is by iHt means a novelty heol I I Pfoctot Rend Maaehsater A leader la needed for the He Pan AeUvlUea ■— r~ WCCC—Newa; ifusic. WKNB-Phll Hil«. The executive board of the Guild *(o tahe place at the MIddleaex bron Girl Scout Troop,,'aa aaala- The Women's Guild of St. > Manchester Eveoing Herald WKNB—Cream of the Crop. WHAT—J.itlng with Wimp. conaiats. of two or three women 41.2 accidental fatalitlaa par 100, but represents a styta modification TsL 7810 tant to Mra, Robert it. Horton, §:«G-.WDRC—Curt Maaaey. WONS—BUI J.n k ln . Show. representing each parish tn the 000 population. of a basic hoel troatmenL It gives VFW Poat. Col. Jamea K, Daly of Pater's Episcopal Church made Mebroa buraaa, Mias ftaoaa Pen- W H A T—Newt. WTHT—Mirtln Agron.ky. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays .Weat Hartford, paat atate com until aha ia able to reaume her plans for tha fall activities at ita dtrton, telephone WUIImantlc WTIC—Notes and Quotea. 1:M —WCCC — N .w i; BruklMt NtWi- - I ______— > mander, and chle(, adjudicator at place aa leader. Mlaa Patty Shorey, last meeting at Rectory Hall, Mra. ia06-J-8. WKNB—News; Request Matinee. bop. tlie Veterana Admlnlatratlon, Tho "Wondor of • :U—WTHl—Frankta Frlach, Ball- ' WO.NS—Bill J.nkln. Show. Sa v in g s d e p o s it s scores. WTTC—Radio Buur. Hartford, will be maater of cere- Noturo" Flowor WON&-Cep!l Brown. Newa. WTHT-Eob Uovd. r moniea. Jamea lUianley wilt be W'4CNB~*News. iru—WKNB— Ilillu. Hour. ' gueat apeakrr. Amatlng F.realng i:» » —W THT—John Cont.. received ON or BEFORE W D RC—Newa. WONS—Gibriel Heatter. Oalmed By Both •VTIC—News. • itS-W D R C —Newe. What’s Doing at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft- J<4maton, who haa lived In He WTHT—Newa; Joe.Olrand Show* WCCC—13 Hundred ant! »0 HIta. W H A T—News. WHAT—Italian Program. bron for the paat aaveral yeara, October 6th HYSTERIA WONS—N>ws. W KNB—Newa; The Little Show. b ft who retalna voting righta in i:I5~W TIP—B«»b Steele. WONS—Newi. Cmlcheater, la claimed by both He WHAT—Sports: Supper Serenade. W THT—Breakfaat Club. WONS—Jim Britt, Sports. WTIC—Theater ol Helody. bron and Colcheater aa a realdent PARENTS! Will Draw Interest From October 1st WDRC—Jack Smith. SporU. • :U—WDRC—ThI. li Hartford, j Ha entered World War II from the d:2»—WDRC—Jack Zalman. WONS—Tello-TtaC Amaton aectlon of Hebron, which 6:53—WDRC—This I Believe. WKNB—Rd Sw rtt Show. la in Tolland County. Hla name ap- WTIC—Weather. tsW —WKNB—Italian Hour. A TREAT FOR YOUR KIDDIES i;SD—WTIC—Em'l Cote Glee Club. W TIC—Newa; Tou and Tour Child. peara on both the Hebron and Col- WDRC—Guy Lombardo. WONS—Crean P ittrraon Show. cheater honor rolla. Hla wife waa a WONB—Newa; Music for America. WCCC—Newa;!CCC—N ew a; 13 HHlindred undr and M Ooleheatyr girl, whtoK gtvea rtae to hita. J T [ESTATE THEATE R -^ ------—------• WrHAT—H HAT . H...... Iar r . w g ^ w m r t|M above altuatlon. f:4^W TIC —Three SUr Extra. • t4A—WDRC—Bing Croabr. Bolton Defeated W D R C —Newa. WTIC—Victnr H. td1n«t»hr. ^ t m i A l ansaCTK>N>-Thia giant Air Fore* Dou^ag C«124 cargo plan*. OCTOBER 11 - 2 P. Me WTHT—Stocks—Sports. WHAT—Famoua Trtalf. PDm WKNB—Phil. Rifiuto. W KNB-^ix Cali. pow od by four Pratt a Whitiwy Wasp Major tnginaa, waa one of a number of Cbunty baaeball team defeataA C:3A— WONS*—Sp otligh t On Sports. WONS—Crwan Patteraon. Pratt a Whitney-powered commercial and i^ ta r y airpUnee on ekhibit for tho Bolton in ita flnal game of the year' % 7:tp..W DRC—Beulah. l4;4g^WDRC — Arthur Godfrey. W THT—My True Story. recent dedication of Murphy Terminal at Bradley Field. A new version of this by a acore of S-1, at Ck>lch^ar W Tir—Mupir. WTHT—Weather; Headline Edition. WTIC—Welcome Travelers. mammoth plane, powered by four Pratt a Whitney T-34 turboprop enginoe is Sunday afternoon, for ita Idth WONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. WKNB—News; Through The Tetra. conaecutiva victory. Harold Veal t:13—WONS—Tello-Test. WHAT—Italian Program. v echsdulsd to bo S )^ g osrly next year for the Air Force. won hla 16th jfama of the year, IN T E R E S T WTHT—Elmer Davlj. WONS—Crean Patteraon Show. A FREE KIDDIE SHOW WDRC—Jack Smith Show 14:14—WDKC—Arthur Godfrey, ailowliw one run and gve bita. WTIC— Republican State Central W KNB—Gov. Lodge. , Dave Shea caught and alao col- Committee. WONS—Paula Stone Show. > '' . ' - Idcted two doublea and a triple. t;3 G VVTU —News. . I4:t4-W TH T—Whlaperlng StreeU. ROY ROGERS AND CARTOONS PER YEAR W T H T —Silver E a fle . WONS—News. 8. Levina alao had three hita. He WIIA1'—Symphony Hall. 14:34—WCCC—Newt; 12 Hundred and bron emergea from the aeaaon’a WONS—Gabriel Heatter. 40 HIU. WDRC—To Be Announced. WHAT—Italian Program. . ESRIM wjUunit loeing «>»»•, 2 |;4f_WDRC—Ell Murrow. WTlC-^Dcuble or Nothing. — A FUU 2 HOUR SHOW tUth a ataiufing of 16-0. WTIC—One Mar’s Family. WONS—Guy Lombardo. Taking Selenna Oeiirae OPEN SATURDAY MORNINOS UNTIL NOON WONS—Doris Day. WKNB—Myatery Voice. Three of the Hebron elementary Grows Llk0 Magic T :35—WONS—News. 14:0—WTHT—When a Girl Harriet. achool teachera, Mra. floyd A. RjOG^WDPC—P eople Are Funny, U:44—WTHT—Lone Journey, GCT YOUR oBd THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 to 1:30 Naadt NO SUN! NO SOILI wTiC—Cavalcade of America. WTIC—Strike It Rich. 1 ^ 1 , Mra. Ida Cv Heck and Mlaa WTHT—Mayor of Time Square. W KNB—News; 840 Club. l%rmella Brodwedu, are U kiM a ..N O WATIRI Only WHAT—Music. WONS—Ladies Fair. oourae In aclence ' at the Eaat y- FREE TIGKETS WONS—Jimmy Carroll Show. W’DRC—Arthur Godfrey. (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) Aa hsaotiftti aa a tollo R:I5—W!IAY—Serenade In Blue. WHAT—Xialian Program. Hampton High School, under Dr. or a root, tma awatibeal i:3t—WDRl —Mr. and Mrs. North. H :1 4 -W T H T —We. The Women. A T THE KIDDIE FAIR ImpdrUd MTsraMA win 11:24—WONS—News. Robert WIckwire of the Wllllman' A trow and bloom Indoors . . . ^^'••a WTIC-Red Skelton. * tic 8U U Teachera' Collage. V abooiutoly without sun. (B25 l§r Sl| WONS—Story oi Or. Kildare. II tS4—WDRC—Granc Slam. ’ ■otlor wacar. Jnstputaov.* * W H A T— Morton Goulu* Conducts, WCCC—News: 13 Hundred and 40 Dr. Charlea M. Larcoinb aubatl NO TICKETS SOLl) AT THE oral on a tabit. vtadow irdrs or tn a dlili R:4.3— Escape W ith Me. Hits. tuted In grade five Monday at the IUem in MaaobMter Mattnae tram 1 ta 0 P. M. dally. or vaaa In a Urn wooka th«y wm bloom t:0a—WDRC—Life With Lulfl. W TIC—B^>b and Rsy. m OToty ahado ol bltM from toft lilae to 33*HAT—Maisannio Program,Prori Hebron elamentary achool for BOX OFFICE FOR THIS SHOW Radio Station WOOC, 1100 your dial. If rdral porpto. R^ch trpsn stems. WONS—Ne»'s; Official Detective. • Dlreet Pram Stadia tai Bank Window WTHT—Town Meetinf. WONS )ueen for a Day.Di . Igwatlua Lombardo, due tn the WTIC—Martin and Lewis. W THT' ' letter's lUnesa. Mrs. Walter C. your diBtpB room tablo and tn ths llv* WHAT—News; The Night Watch, W KN B- Mualc from, out of lh« West. a rooari. idoal iUfta ror all flowsr iov- 11:44—WDRC—Rosemary. Hewitt subatltuted for Mrs. Ooldle MR YOUR CONVmilNeC — UmiL THE SHOW rrs. Sond SSe for 1. plus lOc for postaas. D:Sa—WTIC—Sen. McCarthy. WTIC—Dave Garroway. Uverant In the primary grade hondlint. or bsttsr still, savs postato WONS—Mysterious Trarieler. and roonsr by ordsrlnt 5 for SI. 12 for WDRC—My Friend Irma. WKNB—Music Out of the W eat Monday, it being a Jewish holiday. 12 or S3 forfor'20. 20. all postpaid postpaid, it’i______sagood '»:35—W'DRC—Steve Allen Show. WHAT—Horioni Program. ~ On rimd OaoMdttee OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK \ idea_ to order _.der sat least------12------now. because.tcause Ifif »:45—W THT-Erwln Csnhem. Afteraaon you ordm* onl;|y a few. you’re sure to 12:44—WDHC—Wendy Warren. The Tolland County 4-H com want m------I and our supply will be gone, li:»D-W DnC—News. Straw Hal Con WCCC—Luncheon Muslrale. C.O.D.’ja welcome on orders of SI or cert. mittee. of which LeRoy B. Kinney See8>eFlaw.Am/ *78»^aaaQiKm<* Bto'W bolb gaarmnteed to Mooiu W'HAY—Polish National Home, WONS—Curt Maaaey Time. id Setlg Lanefsky of Hebron era r or neeoey baek. WTIC—Two for the Money. WHAT—Italian Voire. I gift with svery 11 order, a col- WTIC—Newt; Weather. . sm b^ arUI make an sffort to . jported French Uly bulb WTHT—John Daly. WKNB—News: Movie Time. 9 Tnephoiie 1 • 4fu den recolTo 2 glfte—S3 orders 3 sifU ). W ONS-Frtnk Edwards. tw di to aend a Tolland WONS—Jerk s Waxworka. WTHT—Jack Berch Show. ' young person to visit Eu M-W TIC—News WKNB—News Request Matinee. TeiGorrew WTHT—PauI HATVoy. g:40--NVTlC—Frank Atwood, WONS—News. WDRC—Farm Program. WHAT—Betty Kimhall. k 4:13—WDRC-Hymn Time. W ir e —News.. 4:1.3—WTIC—News. . 1:14—WDRC—Ma Perkiha. 4 :3 0 —WO.NS—BUI .lenklns Show. Show Tunes. WDRC—Yawn Patrol. WONS—Yankee Food Show. W T lC —W eathe r ; F rank Atwood. WHAT—Betty Kimball BUNG GOOD TO \\''ccc—PrriHucrion NewareelT* 1:44—W D R C -T ourg Dr. Malone. WMAY!— Cup of Coff*»e Club. WKNB—Sporta Special. WTHT—Music. News. WCCC—News: Manchester Matinee. 4:4.3 -W THT—Morning Deyolloni. 1:44-WDRC—Tha Guiding Light a s W K N B—News. 1:34—WONS—Sporta Review. ' 4;:»A_WDRC—R*'‘iJoua Talk. 1:34—WONS—Boston Braves. W T IC —News. 2:44—WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. WONS— .News. . WCCC—Mualr. WHEN YOU GO TO THE POLLS OCTOBER 6 -AND WTIC—The Doctor's Wife. WTHT—News; Top HU Time; Scores WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. WHAT—Open House. 2:14—WDRC—Perry Mason. WTIC—Cliiderella Weekend. Television 2:14—WDRC—Nora Drake. WCCC—.News; Music. P. ,M. WONS—Newa: Conn. Ballroom. 4 (i(v—Kate Smllh. WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. ^ 00—Joo nimagpio’8 Dugout. 2:44—WDR(.—Brighter Day. 5 th 9*afs. WTIC—Mld'tfternoon Newa; InslCe ft News from Hollywood. .30—Howdy Loodv. l:4 4 -W D R C -H im o p House. VOTE FOR A CONTINDANCE OF . ..fi.lKtrJ’rejcoU Bush. a l.-V—Thp Nature o, Tiing?. 33*on*B,—J ack Dinmey*ir •Huate-Shop. 6 30—Muelral Moments. W T H f—News; Top Hit Time. • 4 40—Wpslher Forecast, WHAT—News; Open House. S*v*n Pratt ft Whitney employeea recently joined f 4.%--World .NV«’S Tof.'oy. W TIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. 7 00—S^n. B^ntor. WCCC—Music. 1 the ranks of those who have served the company for 7:15—Tom Dodd. News; 840 Club. 26 yeara. The newest “Quarter Century Club'* mem 7 20—G ansett Tlm^. 3:14—WDRC—House Party; Newa. 7 4(V-A. A. Rihlcnff. WTlC^RoaC of LUe. G AWASD SNOWSAUID-JamMA.Sullivan, bers are: Herman L. Yost, Edward Cowing, William 7:15—Carnal Nr«'s Caravan. 1:44—WCCC—News. Music. -a Pratt & Whitney Aircraft employee of Hawkaworth, George W. Jones, Alfred H. Marshall, 8 00— Milton BerlP. WTHT—Scores: Top Hit Time. g .TO—Ke^n Posted, WHAT—WHAT Jamboree. Middletown, has won the biggeet eupple- Gene R. Slifor, Richard 8. Buck and C. O. Rtmyon. GOOD, CLEAN TOWN GOVERNMENT p WTIC—Pf pper Tourgs Family. p no—To B Announced; mental euggeetion award in' tlM company's P 30—Suspprae. 1:44—WCCC--Aiunlor Diac Jockey. 70 00—T»o for the Money. W TIC—Right To Happineaa. history. This means that aside from winning t0.30—T« Be Announced. 'a WDRC—Carl SmItA. 10.45- Adventure A*. 10 45. 2:44—WDRC^Aiini Jemima. an original award in IdSl, of $81.92 for aug* 11 00—I'te Got a Secret 4:44—WCCC—Mqalc. geeting an improved lathe tool, hie idee 11 Where Was I? WDRC—Iv Happens Every Day. 12;00-New^. WTHT—Cal Tinney. worked out so well and saved eo much pro- Tomorrow WTIC—Backatage Wife. 1-A 2 ^ 3-A WHAT—Newa. - duction time, that the Suggeetion Committee i ? A - _ ....A sA ...... ,...... ______T .A .S-A,, A M. SHERWOOD G. THEODORE L 4IARRY J. 7 (Ft—Today.------.u-,,.. - . re-evaluate^ the idea and awarded him IVWIITit. J A C O i P. . f HAROLD A. SAMUEL J. .c. LEROY p no—Te3>t P atlern and Mufie. 9.45—Morning News. $2,121 more. _ BOWERS FAIRBANKS FIRATO 70:00—Your Window Shopper. .. KENNEDY MILLER TURKINGTON TURKINGTON NORRIS 71:00—The Guiding Light 11:1.3_A1 rieree. HEARINGiAID PUTURI MnALSMITHS-72 young men from 11:30—Strike It Rich. P. M. ‘ 42 towns in Connecticut, recently comprised the 12 00—Ruth Lyon's 50 Club. BATTERIES third class to take jet metalsmith training at Love x)J .Xrr Tomorrow ...... #«TAUa«Bri^ ■Tf4trA“WWtf»Y]AiTcraft to meertheTwed-fbr • IT- 4ft^79«m^a" KHchefi.------t .30_Garry Moore. iKDasJ ^brkeii'bn 2-.30—XRwe. Goarxiteed Fresh ^ Ranny GaliHBt instructs ^prentiiM Raymond 3 The Big Payofl. Ot. l^i'e ‘ 3:30--welcome Travelers. use of a precision gauge.' 4;0B-Kate Smith. Whitney AJreraft'a bcaebell team won everything in eight tn '62. Titlas won were Rartford Indus SEE AND HEAK trial League. Manebester Twilight 873 Main St. Tel. 4138 Lgagua, and the Stite Indueti^^ Front row, L to r., Captain Dick TOM ^ Foley, Jfdin Setagtj, I^ p h Schu- raey, Sam Wylie. Second row, BuOnise Manager Don Taeh$n, Tod Mreaowiki, J6* Trii^p, Charlea Koblanald, Bob Andrews, AM CflyOlflOMiB TomBargamini,Coa^oimRoeer, DODD CORMOtf Ed Madden. Baca row, Bill DEMOTRATIC C.^NDIDATB Paderewski, Rod Amidon, Bob Eiicaon. Charlea Masurek, Matt ' fOR CONGRESS Wallaoa, Paul Cidxm, Iggy Miller. rrora tlw FIRST DISTRICT FOR FOR ■ . CANDIDATES FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO W N CLERK TO W N TREASURER TO N IG H T AT J:15 VOTE PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT FOR WNHC-TV DIVISION or VHinO AlRCRAtT CORfORATION THESE Paid by ronunltlae for Electioa ' R ain Q0u>$ and Ptanli EAST HARTl^RD, CONNECTICUT . af Tom Dodd. Brmneh PUuoii NORTH ^V EN • SOUTHINGTON • MERIDEN Alfred Wechaler. Tiraaurer. H artl| | i8
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1952 FScirSIX -V MANCHESTER EVENING I^RALD , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1952 PAGE SEVQf of the additions to the Bowers and lit Ut* Mm* ttm*, •till pr*»*rvlnf would think that he‘« the kind of Town Engiiieerg ^ South achoola, however, will not Ask Students Aid of Vernon Center, and Mrs. Iva of expendlturea with recommenda- tha deaf, I>ong Island. N. Y., will 0lanrt}PBtpr fellow the Rumitnnn. oiicht to like Boanl of EdurMtion C^ndidaten be let until after General Manager Coventry Steele ot Stafford, Thara will be tions. Lutheran Ladies ba guest speaker, and be will pres Fabric Work Cla§8. th*ir frentlnm of rholm. rr The ln ro *d l«t« Commuittnf' r»- « Iltl4« bit. « t leant m or«" than Richard Martin'a return Friday Parley Turnout a similar party here Oct. 9 with | To empower the Board of Sele^t- ent a 4-year-old deaf child from O CfRt Salt Beaohwagon from Kanaaa City, Mo., where he Mrs. Stephen Zaches In charge. : men and the tpwn treasurer 1o the achool. nrtln'n to the»* propon«l» w » « thnt they like nome of our Wilder pub Meeting Tuesdav ill Start Out. 7 Reel Complete A4 la « ____ - 1' Is attending the International City Tuesday gatherings Include W ll-; borrow money from time to time C7 Members are also reminded that, Wednesday's HeraM they ON, They mny be Influertred, perhmp*. room^df the church tomorrow eve reslilenta, will be offered at -the PubUihnri...... ' Ford the engineers have been rat School la 8250.000, ^ d for the ents to attand a meeting tonight llmantic; M erry Maids 4-H Club | expenditura of Town Aid Funds, Arrangements (or the rail on Oct. Bast Hartford High School start Foundrd October I. by the f«Ct that thene propoMln nlonnte •bout themaelve* and their ning at 7:30. Members are urged tling around In. room addition to the south School, in the assembly hall At 8 p. m. after school at home of Mm. A. G. To tee what action the town 13 In Holyoke, Maas., will be dta- ing next Tuesday, Oct. 7, from policy.. They don't want to be Coventry, Bept. 3 0 - |Special)— . tional-ChrisUan Churches will Brerv Etenlnn E*c»pt • re clone to the nolntlon «dv»nced Acting General Manager James (130,000. THe coaf estimate o f the when the formation o f aome sort Crlckmore, Mra. Ethel C argo.! wtahes to take In regard to ex to attend this meeting eince Ihera cusaed. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. _ ------jf,. 1 take place Oct. 8 at the Asylum 1V» ond HnlliJoy*. Entered by never*! neiitrni memtiorn of the level-headed about Riianin. They ; H. Bheekey awarded the' contract second project also includes a of group composed of parents and The Republican party here haa leader. > i penditure of funds for the Im- are several Important bualneaa Following the business meeting, Any local resident wishing to txriee *1 Mowheiter, Cono.. don't want u» to be able to renovatlon.job. teachers o f high school students Hill Congregational Church In Reglstram In Rewilon ' ; proviment of-dirt roads under the matters to be brought up for dls- I S i t i i a u t Moil Motor. ITniled Nntlonn. which would be to : (or the new vehicle yesterday to ehown gaine In two dtatricti, refreshments with a aortal period take this course, which la being of will be discussed. Hartford. Delegate* from the local Ti:e registrars of voter*'w ill be provlalons of SecUon 2177 cuaalon and augigestlons. - will be in charge of Mra. Anna hnve nome third party ••mime achieve the clinical, analytical I Dillon Sales and Service The third project In the program according to Mrs. Philip I. Hol- cKlirrh will include Mrs. Loren fered free of .charge, may register RUMMAGE gUBlfcBIPTlON RA T O _A ateerlnxeomrnltteo, oli^jed a_t, in aeoaion in the town clerk'e of And that the Coventry "Tempo- An Invitation haa been recelv^ Adainy,,..Mrg .._Katb«r!ne .. AdamiL PeystTfe-iir-ikei*****.... 'dUtrljrtTt” roii t piil'of "the 'dtnponal ■ of- -*t*te—of-^nllttt■"•botttl~R.-tin^lt•■. Although -DHlon'a - ■aatetng--price-i-ia‘-tho-t8-room-Vemon..LydaU ale».. -way. chxtrmamsf tlrt -Town Coffi-' MacLeair," -Mra-.-...Adam— ^piarrdtr a t .the- East .Yiartfopd.High-School flt.M ■ mentary school, which la expected a mMUng" laaTM ay and {nitnicted n«7B8uTrCdvehTry"andr7he^T^^ raTy“ 1W|rnjn*r senosT'■Piinninr frem ThrTJ6W *a BocTety o f 3eth'-^ Mra. Ida Andrulot. MrH. raullna "Iny o" Monda.v evenings. )n« Teor ...... * They prefer to have ua ! wca higher than that o f two other mittec. Mre. Holway pointed out Mra. Dayton H. Whipple ami-Rev. committee be allowed to fill any any Lutheran Church, W A t Hart Its Month* ...... , 7. Vi prinoner* In Korea. to coat about 11,300,000. Bids on to gather Information about simil house. North Coventry. Oct. Bib and Mrs. Roselyn Hill. Further Information may be ob , 8.10 , dealers, the trade-in allowance that 18 persons not previously reg Mr. Ireland. 7, from .9 a. m. to 5 p. m., for the vacancy that occura In that com ford, to. be Ha guest Oct. 9. Mem Uroe Month* ...... I f the Communiat neROtlatorn tlonally upset, so that we rush to this conatructlon job will be in ar group! In othar achoola, •will re- tained by contacting the Instruc tna Month ...... , 1.80 granted by the Ford dealer more istered with any party and seven Htaff to Meet purpose of completing the prelim mittee. bers are asked to report at this , ..80 In Korea do end up RlvlnR thene one theory about Runnia one day vited when final plana and specifi ^mrt and make recommendations. 16 INCHF44 o r SNOW tor of the course. Mrs. Howard By O. E. S. ^reekly ...... 06 than made up the differeiiire. Dtl- Mrs. John Moyley, stata consul transfers from the Democratic The Sunday School Staff of the inary registry Hat of all electors meeting If they can attend ao that Uml* qopy and to another theory the next, no cations have been prepared. Thene Vibbert, 4 Frederick road. proponaln no aerloun attention, ’ ion's sale price of a new Ford tant for parent teachers associa fold, have been recorded In Dis Second ,' Congregational Church entitled to vote In the national The Manrhreter Evening Her the necessary arrangemants may beachwagon wat (1.795, as'oppos plana are. expected In about two Milan, Italy, Sept, i d (45— m e m b r k o r that will apparently mean they that we adopt one policy one day tion; for high schools, will apeak. trict one. will meet Friday at 7:30 p, m. at election. ald. Coventry bureau. Mrs. Charles be completed. Their program for MASONIC THB AS*OCTATEI> PRt-RS ed to (1.733.08 asked by Carter weeks. . In the second district, the GOP the hOme of Mr*. W alter 8, Ha- L. IJitle, telephone Coventry Snow up to 16 inches deep (ell In ORDERS FREE FUNERAIX Th* A**oclttr born In Tolland County and now was bom In Manchester on Nov. _raphlral errnr* appearlnp In ad- clalon to take the negotiation of cal (o r them. It Is the supreme In voters will be on Oct. 11 from 9 the organizational committee in Uvea at 81 Oakland ntr4at. 15. 1915, and now Uvea at 33 Rua- Gibbons AAaembly. Cathnlic Ladles nf Colwnbiia ,»l*am*nt* I'nd plh*r readlna inaittr sult to them, we auppoae, to pre Bidding on the construction ofi a.m. to 6 p.m. at the firehouse In charge. Proceeds are toward the Th* M*nche*ter Eeenira MeralC, the truce out of the handi of the .She received her higher educa aell street, two of the three projects In the | North Coventry. Aa of Sunday a maintenance and upkeep of the military In, Korea. tend to understand them, to pre tion In biisineaa rollega and nor i*pUr adeertlelni______clntlnc___ hour*: Ha was educated In the local present phase of the achool-bufld- . GOOD USED MERCHANDISE AT total of 323 new voters have been building. tend to know the pattern they are mal school, and has been a teacher ______Mondny-1m- 1 ‘f, m Friday •'r''!*!'’ schools and is a graduate i>( the Ing program v/lll be cloaed at 4 I REASONARLE PRICES made since July. The Ladles of Broadview Tuaaday—t~ ■ m p. n .------Monday.,. following in their policies and for 2fi years. I/iomla School, claai of 1934, and Condition Shows Hope ALL PRICES INCREASE p. m. today. Church of W-ast Hartford garden Wadnanday—1 p. m._Tiie*day. The New 'Monopoly Mrs. Holden has been a member Thur»d«y—1 p. m. Wedneedap, acts. After all, they do go to great Wesleyan University, claSs of Contracts for the conatructlon The condition o f ^ a y G. Upton group will visit today at the Ca- a . of-tho-Hosed- Into the miners' welfare fund la to By A. O. H. much more sefloiialy Injured. balm tea; mint. Including pepper Wnneheater regafiiihg ‘achboT prob keep aa well aa tha initial coat.' la on the way. » be boosted to 40 cents. Mrs. Upton said she -greatly ap mint and spearmint; tea, sage tea. lems and plana" He aays a school built cheaply may, | 5V« pride ourselvea on being "rioae” to ofir A ll the candldataa having dis She Is married to John W. Hol preciated the numerous offers of and one mixed tea In which will WE WILL SELL AT TNE LOWER FRIOE I f thera hav# been Republican This la mora of a wage Increase In tha long run, "turn out to ^ | client*—aa close In (act aa your telephone^ H ave be added marigold petals. Mra. carded their middle namca and den. aaaistanre from Coventry and area Icaaaea In the campaign. If there than' federal regulations would al quite expensive." I COES Our office la ronvcnlontly located on tha towns and the aid given by the Simmons said that marigolds are baan a uae o f chargea not low, and It will probably ant'ail Inittala before they even ventured He la married to tha fo rm er! ground floor right In the heart of the biinineas local Are company. considered one of the moat heal Doris C. Mahoney, end the couple ing of plants, especially In treat PLUS 30-DAY FREE dly baaed and extreme In-na- mora of an Increase In the price to seek nomination, there was no section, so you ran step In without any trquble Concerning Hall Appointment INSIDE OR have two children, Carolyn, 6; and ABOVE ment of akin and heart ailments. thing left for them to .do, for the when you are downtown, for Information or The appointment of Byron W. , If there have been moments of ooal than Washington regula Open Forum Cart John, 4, During the luncheon there will be advice on Insurance matters. Hall, as chairman of the Board of OUTSIDE deoiagogtc appeal to the more tions will allow. Yet atu’h diffi campaign Itself, but undertake th e ; a sampling of the teaa made, ANTENNA SERVICE CALLS Assessors was voted by that board Plus FREE ironic nature o f the electorate, culties will undoubtedly be over additional phonetic surgery by Racks Fllapatrick AND And that's not nil! Our office Is open S Out of town vlaitora at the last dn.vs a week. We're THERE ready to servico and not by the Board of Selectmen. Ut.MJOt llAOUt FOOriAll AT THt SfAOlUM. thia can be conatderod come with even teas anguish than which they could cut themaelvea 114 Children Keglater club meeting were Mr*. Paul A l down to shear nicknames. To the Editor, you when you might need thoae services moat. corn of Manafleld Center who la If YOU CAN'T. THfN t il IT ON OUMONf TtltVItlONI lanceil—-mora than balancad accompanied thair aolutlon In the BEYOND A total of 114 children regia- — Tka-lda*!- a t Bourse, la wHat-tt- ► SmiQMEBY i_|L tered— Sunday— for—+1 .ed_AL..ths__ University___q(_ ------iw aefiowt-tHi wiw vam ww iaii oiatzta im now mu ' case o f steel wages and prices. every voter within this City o f! These are Tiut a few of EATKAh ,v6u“ ran“ was with the trend toward dla- r AIKMAIL - NOTES U l School sea.'iona to begin Sunday at Connecticut library; Mra. Horace Village Charms will be obligated! 4 expect from mi—E XTRA serricea that* 'ifTom-aow on, tha moat axtremc 'What has happened is that tha earding mjddia namea and Inittala K LEADING BRANDS 9:30 a. m, at the Flrat Congrega Murphey and Mrs, Douglas Rob Now tji© lines!...within the m eans of all I to report td their voting dietricta THE prompt more and more people to aay: " I real radtlada atatementa of the !$tg bosses of the coal industry—, to be democratic, to be a regular j tional Church. A tentative Hat of ertson, both of Manchester. In order thnt they may cast a vote ly enjoy doing business with Robert J. Smith, palga will ba tha unaa^y poa- fallow. It la not only that the ^Arthur Dins Siortt teachers Include.* the following; Personal Klention the owners and Mr. Lewis to for the varloua'candidates to elec Inc." Miss Cora E. Kingsbury will b f on of tha DcmocratA. Vrcirt familiar handle for a candidate POLICY I Kindergarten, Mrs. Clarence A. gether—have saatty derided on A must be reduced to one syllable, tive town office*. glv?n a miscellaneous shower F ri on, the appeal to the emotion Being vitally Interested In pblt-"'' Bradfield, Mrs. Donald C. Smith, common policy .to which govam- jWlileh tha taalest voter can master, Mrs. Robert Hallowell, Mias Ada- day at 7:30 p.m. at the Church tics, 1 am greatly ajarmed over! the Intellect wrill bO In the Riant must knuckle doiwn nnid for JDit that all Bcmblanca of dignity, line Hoff, Mra, Richard 'r’almer; Commiinltv House In North Coven the IncreaaM towm expendlturea try. Anj'one In the town dealring ecratlc headUnea, IProm now which the public must pay. preatlge, breeding or distinction primary. Miss Patricia McKiislck, that all taxpayers are called upon to come la invited by her numer Depioeratg will enjoy a Thera was a time whan Mr. must be avoided, as the plague. to pay. W e must give all our at Mrs. Robert S White; lower jun ior, Mrs. Roy Palmer, Miaa Grace ous friends to attend thla com iar 1 ^ in atatementa which do Lawta used to attack tha owners l(*e a lucky thiag for Gover- tentions to this one item before munity affair. Refreshments will •jlor Ledge he's aot running thin casting our votes; especially those Y. White; juniors, Mrs. Herbert roof ee t quita find tkemaelvea at home a^ a monopoly group. Ha doesn't be served. P YOU CAN S ... W. Love, Mrs. Kenneth S, Lyon; M tha realm of fact. From now on, year, or It would have to be Jack seeking election to the Board of Eugene W. Latimer la recupera a bother with that kind of attack Lodge. Aad we are idnally be- DIreclora. I R obert J. Smith junior high. Miss Dorothy Spen ting at hla home on Wall street ^ a Damoerata will maka tha any more. H e hinaaelf haa becoma cer, Mrs. G. Wallace Moberg. ginalng (• see clearly, for the It is my belief that the G.O.P. from two cracked ribs received re udaat and Aoat irrtaponalble Bret MMe^. why the ^publican INCORPORATED TTiere will be a potiuck Friday How can you he sure of choosing the fullest value in lelevi»ion? The new one o f thq mdnopaly managert. membern of the Board of Directors at 7 p. m. In the vestry of the cently in a fall. elate coaventinn refused te daa. Big ownership, aad big labor iMea- have had very little regards for REAL ESTATE — IN.SURAXCE church. Mrs. Thomas J. Moran la Jlr. and Mrs. Leo L. Coutii of aem laale a C8sre Boothe Luce, the taxpayers. Their promisee to DuMont gives you proof you can see and compare. . . in picture and found . . . in the heauty Mary Truman la out oti tha road, dom, have found that, together, TELEPHONE 8450 general chairman. Invited are the Babcock Hill, South Coventry, •vea thniigh the rewiundlng the volera, and taxpayers, are I tha rota he lovai beet. He'e go-. they rompiiec an Independent em “IN8UKAXSM1THS SINCE 1914” church-'.chool staff. Board of were given a surprise hoii.se warm of its cabinet* . . . in price* that bring television’s finest quality withW the mean* ■ aomenrlature la almost neces man.v In numbers, but the fulfill Chri.stian Education. parenU of ing party over the weekend at Tear, 'em apart." He'a go- pire In the midst of America, an sary with her, to avoid confusion ment of these promises are very the church-school pupils. Rev. Tru their new home here, by their Im of all. See how easily you can afford a superb new Du Mont Teleset*. (ha "hatchet man" au- empire ao powerful It can be a with the actress of almllar name. lacking. man O. Ireland, minister, will talk mediate friends. The couple for Meme. He'a going to "expoaa" tha law to Itself, and lay down law to On one banner now hanging tn Wishing to state, thnt 1 honest- L i to the group. Coffee, rolls, des merly resided at 253 Jackson jj an to whom, not to long ago, he Hartford the voter* are exhorted W believe that the G.O.P, ha* been sert, will be furnished. street. WilHmanlic. A buffet lunch the rest of ua. to vote (or Tom, Bill and Stan, i| maelf^mora-or-'Iaaa offered the a diamal failure tn remembering W orld-W ide Communion was In charge of hostesses Mrs. There la thus, It would appear, 'ITieaa friendly ‘ individual* are those' who foot the bill*. I'd like to World-Wide Communion Sunday Tlie new DuMont receives more... The now DuMont gives you morel I taldency. Ann Pompei and Mrs. Girard POr- such a thing aa too much under- Dodd, Benton and Prlhynon, the aee. an entire Democratic Board of will be observed at the church dur tiei'. both of WilHmanlic, and Mrs. Democratic party's candidates for Director* elected this year. Know He'a going to tell the voters the atandlng and cooperation between ing the 10:45 a, m. son’ices. There Richard F, Murdock of South Congress In th* First, (or the Sen no Board of Director* la com will be icO .sermon. Services will ^ ruth"i-hla verilon. management and labor - auelr a Coventry, ate, and for Congresaman-at- plete without a woman repreaen- center around participation In the Pinochle Games Well, Mr. TVuman always makea thing aa Industrial j>«ace which tatlve, It la my privilege to recom- 1-arge.______.—.There., weta. .nlna-..atid...-jaaa2ba.U. 1 rBtrB r .'' '<*i« W litK''' reaarng "and goes beyond reasonable negotia ‘niere will hnve"to be an Abe mcml Mr.i. llelcn F“iTz(lalilrkT~^ There will be a special business elected will do her utmost to re tables of pinochle In play at the V itening, i« a l an do nome of the U on. And when they all store the people's faith iij town Iccs here Sui.day. Action will be ClEfSIS SICTUSIt, llm s TOSE SrW "PICTUIE lUMS” MW ELEcrsssie ctscwin •urSMSTM EKW llreepontible'extremleta who are Into the creation of a monopoly government, look after the tax party Thursday night at their club get together, on one of the T V taken on the resignation of Ed house. Prizes were awarded to the On Mont brinz* you rlrjirrr i>ic. hiiilt.jn DuMont "I'tclura C.itard" InyaniouB Du Mntll .yircuita mag. Tba l)u Moat Salfocna* tuba lira* il the Rep^bllrnn (old. But after which haa tha publlo itself within payers' money, and will work Iiirm and Bound! l.on*.rangn r*. rharliB intcrfcrcnrc, *rcatly tn. itify. balan'fl and parlcrl ibe pic. you rlaaraal, aharpcal piclMraalrnm t'rogranis operated by that prime ward A. Neumann as superintend following: Women's Brst, Mrs. I t le excited Interest in wlixt he will its power. mlnlater of the folksy approach, hard to induce new Industries to D O N T MISS ent of the church-school and direc caption! I'M K proviBinn Inn! rrcBBin* pifture quality! litre aigna) reraired! adga to edge . , , aulomallcallyl mm Merritt of WllHmantlc; second, move Into our town. tor of the every-member canva.**. ■ adage to aay negt, there cornea Some day. If this trend con good old "Blll^' Benton, the nick Mrs. Fred Jones;, third, Mrs. M il Remember! Voters, ^ "5Vhnt'a There will be an election of new i moment o f aome revulalon, at tinues. the government, which haa name din la something triffic. dred C. Judatz, Men's first, Arthur worth a chance la worth a trial." officers to fill, for the remainder 1 aat on the part of voters who That's when we Instinctively turn Fontaine of WilHmanlic; second, hitherto recognised lU (unrtinn a* toward something Republican, Thanking you' for the allotted SEE THEM BOTH ON TV WEDNESDAY o f the current year, v.icancles space, Robert Lee; third, Fred Jones. I ‘etend to aome adult intelligence one of getting management and only to be invited to submit our caused by the double resignation. * '• I remain, .Specials. Mra, Lottie Thompson of f ^ their own. ' ' labor to cooperate peacefully, la quaatlona to Bill Purtell or J're* The annual meeting of the Con Francis J. Happenny, Mansfield Depot; Irving Campbell; ■ And, Juat an we are aorry for Buah. Thnt shifts ua back to the necticut Conference of Congrega- f / ^ £ / s going Io have to take up the 9H0T86Uf»Nie KULISM MATCHCD SUNT AND SOUND CUSTOM-CKAnil CAltNirS latiNo tum n u n % Detnocrata again, until we hear q hat aoma of the Repiihllran problem of regulating manage TliF supFr-iKiwprFft OiiMonf Piriure and wuind . . . nn a ainptf Dll \fnnl raliinfts. nf finer wfK>da O nU DuM ont makea ao manf that factory workers-are leaning People with old cars tend to ^8 igulara have dona to the almoa' ment and labor together agaluht turf ipproailift 'phoIngripiiM re* irark . . . are aulnmalit alK and rraliamanahip, are uneicelied teaia ol qualily h t f t t jmu hiifg !• out their windows yelling Steve at drive-faster than thhse with new, Make Thena on 2 Needles • liam wiiW clear lone* Irom hU rk DuNoni CLINTON I lere which belongs to' Qeneral Are You A Half-Siier? ' matched" lor lull poMer, high for amhentir d^ign and Ualing •Mur« long-Uitiig •eee»»7l too much cooperation Juat aa the Adlal Ewing Stevenson. 'That ahifta high-powered machines, according THE to Bhitel Bdflitjr. ,hfai|l;! ]7*inch recUflguUr Du.Munt iub^« I laenhowar, ao w’e are ■ aorry (or American people, once dedicated ua back to Ike, and from that, to a British survey.' ...... Contemporiry alt-wood cabinet >ii hat President Truman la begin to the growth of private enter seeking escape somehow, we ahtft with modern Pleiione finiih m I mg to do to Governor Rtevensoii, back to the past. C»hinHi dftlfHfd hy H»rhert bracken brnwD 9T blond. prise, finally came to the reallra- lotenni. MM** 1 hat high level campaign of lil* tlon that they had to do aome Those were glorloua .. cam paign*. when I'nrle Toby—par WORLD 1 111 hava to fight for air from now truat-buatlng to prevent It. from don ua. we mean Bill Croae— was r il 1 . Most of our air, from now oit getting too big and coheentrated taking on Burh dignitaries a* •V a ill be cornered by Truman, and, In jts power over American living. Jack Trumbull, Howie Aleom .ffler hla uae of it, will prove im The kind of monopoly which is nnd At Brown, who were Hank 1 earably hot. alread.v' upon ua. In noinie In- Romback’s entries. Se r ie s What next? Middle names gone, atancee, ami which looms as a middle Initials gone, flrat namea h o m e c o m f o r t PLUS naturally growing pattern for the ■hoytened to nicknames what's oUMONt New PropoBala In Korea future la one In which tho.ae old next in campaign, fashion 7 t QUALITY The three new proposal.* made enemies, management and Inlwir, We think there haa been a hlnt<^from Wisconatn. There Sena MORIARTY Bros. i' our negotiators In Korea, con- biu-y tholf hatchet in the pubfic Tciastt*pricas now bagin at tor Joseph McCarthy has. for aome 3 I S CENTER $1 WILLIE PEP’S DuMmil «ie l.uxo imlng the repatriation of porkelbooH. ~ NEWBURY tImV. been referring to hts favorite T EI 5 13 5 I^iaoners, represent an attempt on DuMont SHRLBURNE 21 -.ineb rylindriral*fai|e Du Mont candidate for the Senate simply as 21-inrh cylindrirgI farn ir part to permit the Commu- McCarthy, and there baa proved to tube. Riiill-in driwer for optional DiiMnnt tube. FVrind rgbi- record pUyrr. .Modern (Cabinet of 4 a U Min^ . fftce-MVing on the Kpnnan’s Irritating Poiac be a curlaus charm about-the busi C5ME BACK FIGHT 'Bei of fine msbogany »e. • 1 9 9 ® ness of having a candidate thus COAL - COKE fine mghogany or-iimed oak Russian propagaoda, after a BeerA. BuUl*in aiuenna. eeneer*.. . «4M« refer to' himself in ther thW »399»6 -period o f some "honeymoon -CTmrte» Tteneti. ■ 9s;r« rAi'f# /•( ftisral Rwtu4 Tom v U ar A«A«faA7 /lowA. t.tms4 — k i Mend ai*d#/ Migkity AigAaf. Rru9» m A/m I aa aAa«|th j Cfia respect— providing that the •y to Ahiba.aaador George Kennan, It is At. once .democratic j.^ood t «»lannara-~ who ba va atate.t nUW- ENJOY BOTH THESE SPORT FEATURES ON A URGE TV SCREEN Iona to returning to their own worst bla.ata of seemingly emo FiaT the candidate . la a personage comparable to a state or : iginal aide o f the war shall be tional hate against him tndtvtdual- a national InsUtutlon. It avoids the Heaaed In a sort of neutral aone. l.v. ' ' use of the' vertical pronoun, on the 1 ^ere to make their o'lvn derision, Now, by Western logic. It might one .hand, and .yet accommodates a’j MALONEY’S WILL INSTALL ANY W SET ORDERED BEFORE fitbout hindrance from either' *rrm that Ambassador Kennan moat expansive ego on the oth^r. de, as to, which direction they might be one of the last IVeatern So ne.xt just tha last name, and then a nickname for the last name, .1 'St'j-'h r 111 take. leaders to receive auch treatment and then blank spaces, or, If aome- IS A. M. WEDNESDAY IN TIME FOR THE WORLD SERIES The flrat propoaal would let the from the RuaaiatM. For If there la thing must be put in as a desig- All Sets Purchased Tonight Will Be ■taoner^ make their own decision one thing that la notable about uation. juat zeros. Whoops! This la N aylo r ithout questioning or Interview- Mr. Keenan and' hla own attitude, beginning to get a little too famil 8773 iar. Atid we'ret afraid that, after I4W ■ 24H g dr arf^hihg by anybody. toward the Rusalana, It la that he Knit these e.isy to iiin..e ‘j.vo- all, we like our atateamen to have The second propoaal would have usually demonatratea a' calm, I f you are. yqu'H be pleased necdle gloves for yourself or'* for resounding namca. I f we may be I the "little-one.” They are well- la prisoners inteiwyewed about poised, diapassionate attitude to- •o bold as to aay ao, nicknames with this classic daytime dresa J e ;> \l\r, -i-UVn, i, ii- SPECIAL TRADE-IN DEAL created especially In half sizes to I fitting and will add a new .touch ^ in -decision by fepreaentativea W'ard Russia, as if Russia were an don't really send us., OPEN TUESDAY •av* you time In alterin.g your pat I of color when made in gay-col- neutral Yountriea. hiatoiiral phenomenpm, to be’ Mdonty'a wiS tak* anythinq « a t f d a In tern. Takes nicely to' a variety i ored yarns or white yam trimmed A .f jThe third proposal would have analyzed objectively and handled of fabrics, too. ' . ' tn. red. n the prtMnera brought to this coolly. He haa been learned and rowmwb ai 2 r ‘ G.E. TV. NIGHT TIL 9 Pattern No. 8773 la a sew-rite j Pattern N.o, 5049 consists of perforated pattern In sizes 14'i, I complete knitting instructions for Set NowSave up to $40' M tra l xone, all checked off clinical about Ruaala, and he has Furnace Filters Need Changing NOW! 16H. 18H. 20>i. '22>,. 241,. S ii« I adult In medium size and child nlnat the official Hats of shown more dlspoailipn than most Don’t let diri-doin^ air filtcra lob you of 16 >i, abort sleeve, 4 1-4 yards of in size 6. material requirements, msonera, and all then considered supposed Btudenta o f Russia to stitch, illustrations and finishing hast. Stop in for your new set ofgrauine S9-inch. k a lly repatriated. Following this avoid emotional Jiidghients and For this pattern, send 30c In directrona for adult and children SPECIAL SHOWINO TONIQHT T IL lOiM Mmal ceremony, however, thoae, moral condemnations. Dlinr-Brop Air Filtors today. coins, your name, address, size de- sizes. atred, and the pattern number to Send 35c in coins, your name, riaoners who then -wished to ve W e should have, to clasisify Mr. 817B BURNETT. THE MAN- address and the pattern number For tks World Soriot, Boi ToiigM—Isololl Toaiorrow to the aide by which they Kennan; therefore, ai^ a level ' CHESTER EVENING HEBALD, to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN-' Id been detained w.ould be al- headed diplomat who la relattvel.y 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW CHESTER EVENING HERALD. 1159 .AVE. AMERICAS. NEW 358 EAST CENTER ST.-TEL. 5191 wed to do so. free from the hate for the Ru*^ *T M. nu«. U. 8. m-HOirj OwfM-Ceraiaa Kbacala* CacatttsilM YORK SO, N. Y. Ready for .you now—Basic YORK 86. N. Y. This third pi-oposal cotn<'a niana and the conviction of MALONEY’S M A N C H E S T E R P L U M B IN fi and S U P P L Y CO. Fashion fo r '52, F «ll and Winter. Anne Cabot's New Album of Meat to eatabllshlng a fiction Inevitable war which dlatlnguiah F. T. BU SH . JR.. PRER.-TREAM. m C lN T iR STREIT. T & . 2-1044 299 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, TEL. 2-1121 ThU new issue ta lUled with Ideas Needlework U chock-full of grapd at ail prisoners would b# t*- so many purported students of the "IP ITS HARDW ARE WE HAVE IT* for smart, practical aewtng for a dM ^^s, plus|J(U« exciting^CAV.i(.84(S features avvi^aaavs* andmsiu COME UP TONIGHT . r iCemreuniatg while. Russian aituation. And so one •77 MAIN SIIUSET A- .. PHONE 4418>| naw season; gift petterrt printed i pattern prtqted in t^c bpok, inside the book,' 3Sc. 38 cental*•' ' J / V. •V
FACE EIGHT UANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAT, SEPTEMBER 80, 1982 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O f ^ TtJESDAY. S E P T E M B ^ SO, 19SS PA(
properties, and that the taxpayers many tronslatloas of the Bible pointed out that ragardlsas of dif *The W orld hi Hifi Armii’ R o c k v ille will bs given ample opportunity Bible C^oiitains __ leading up to this present new ference In word ussgt or custom, iir^ctor- T’ C andidates » Bank 41iief U.S.Unvea8 Obituary CIA H ead to meet with the repreaentatlvca vsraloii. the untvsnal axpartaneo of reading ojt the company and dlacuoa as ^ Flaming Wonl, "MossS gave ths Word In'vigor God’s Word brings with It^ a sessments. ous Hebrew te his psoplc In their warmth ta tht humaa boart. ^ Revised Bibles to Be Given Hie Board of Assessors includes own tongue. Paul wrote Christ's In ronclitslon Mr. Slmiwon do- RANGE and FUEL (HL Give Views on Issues Surrenders Fast Firing D iN ith s Fears Reds Perry A. Lathrop, WUttom F, Preacher Says gospel In the familiar Greek of his Bcrlbod how tbe Flaming, Word Schmalz, and Howard O. Dimock. ■...... — day. Jerome gsvq the Later Vul lights and apfsads. No mattar bow 24 Hour Doliyery Sorvko ------t, Mrs. Baymoad J. Warapkla Community Representatives Today’s Event Schednle gate In tha Fifth Century lan dark tho valley of *n individual's on ZontHg, €on> ' ‘Mystery’ of LL FieM In recognition of the new Inter After Seige Atomic Gun Mra. Mildred D. Seraphin, sister In A gency The Rockville CUy Hospital will denominational 'Protestant revi guage. Wycltffe, the first to put sxporlencs or how long tbo Flam Was Only an Orcrslght meet St 7:80 p.m. at ths AuxUlsry the Bible Into English, put God's ing Word is bannad by law or dlo- lidation. Police]D o *H of Mrs. Marian Cody of this town, Rockville, Bept. $0—(Special)—#mads the praaentaUon, and the sion of the Bible. Rev. CUfford O. who rtsidsd at 60 Bitrkalsy drive. rooms when several matters of Simpson entitled hla aermon "Tha word Into )4th century prose. Hisn tale, the light baa always broksa (Ooattaoad tram Fags Om ) (OeattaMd Friiaa Faga Ooa) ■nis CMsmualty Ssrvios obssrv flag was accepted for the court by business will lie discussed. the King James edition published through he said. ent at Diacnt*; Damafa at the new little Hartford, diad yestarday from In « (m m nm a Om ) Judge Robert J. Pigeon. Flaming Sword and The Flaming MORIARnBRO' anca ^ ths Nviasd BIbIt transla The Explorer Scouts of Union the Flaming Word In Elizabethan Comparing tha oproadlng of the League baaeball field at the Uon a t Aterdeen. canrenUonal juries received In on auto acci Word" at the Sunday monting H d d b y L e a g u e I Charter Oak Lota waa cauaed har finger. Her face waa bleeding dent. did not act on ths assumption that tion under the sponsorship of ths Holy fktmmuDlon - urch meet at 7 p.m. a t the servicee of Center OongregatiMiM EngUth. Since then various mod- Word to a foraot flra aa aomothlng SIS CENTER STREET as ahe wiped ha^ •>••, smarting prppaUaat. cliwrgts _ of. .atandard ------AHL -Uenalaltone. .Rave-apptsred, by- w woman- laam ing- how to Besides h^'M ater aha leaves 8l4r R had b«nr psMtntafi w a m m sim Rockville’ MIhlsferisT 'ssabciatiMi Thsre wiU b* ecrvlce of-He)y ciui«ii'r’ '■ ... -UrzlQdng— and— KoadatfuL from tha tta r gaai - p ^ d a r, In bags, wars loaded be Communion at St. John's Eplscopst e ipeetlng of the School Bulld- usually Uw work of one mkn. Now Simpson stated that tha Flaming I csiuUdatM for olocUon t o ! drive an automobile. Racraa* After the bandit surrandarad hind on ordinary test projectile. husband, Raymond; hsr rootlier, along ths Una from charwoman to will be held In the sanctuary of "Our Bible la the story of- how the ftovlsad Standard Version, th t Board of DIrerton laat nlKht i Uon Superintendent John Had* UHL Josephlns ZappuUa DlBane- Church tomorrow at 10 a. m. with ihrolttaa. originally scheduled men believed at first that a flam Word of God spreads by contagion, poll< a raised a ladder to tha second T)ie rate of fire seem ^ to be Its axscuUvs lavsl would 'be’' the Baptist Church this even|jig ac; prayers -for members in the armed t night win be held at 7:30 authorlasd In 1989, ths official text intorprotation and translation, partlclpatad in a round table dia- | liind ra|M>ried that the woman floor at the rear of the building approximately that of any of tbe detto; a son, Raymond J. Seraphin, criminaUy negUgent sad ws would 8 o'clock. I forces. ing sword guarded the approach to of ths National Council of A dedication ssrvics for the iBlon aponoored by the ,|.«a|tua| haa agreed to pay for tha dam* Jr.; two daughters, Dsborah Rsa tha office of the superln- immortaUty, and then across the and carried Mrs. Laprade down. large caliber, non-automaUc guns bs crtmlMny negUgont If wa did Durini: the service, copies of the | V enoa Graage Note t of aclUMla on Park street. Churches and tbs work of over church school Itschors was held at Woman Votara durtncj which i agea cauaed to-the outfield “Are Yea HlddlBgr” used by tha Army and Navy. and Pamsia L«e Ssraphln, and*a not act on that assumption. new trsnalatlpn of the Old and The next meeting of the Vernon centuries by the law and (he pro 90 scholars, brings to our genera both services. inlay Loronsan, a Manchaatar^ fence. Asked If Uta gunman Uiraatanad This Is how the “all-purpose brother, John 8. DiBenedetto, all The youth choir of the First phets and flnaUy In Jesus Oirlat ddant and principal of Eaat i "Tliis is, of course, no reflec Now TesUmenU will be given to , Orange will be held on Friday eve- Congregational Church of Vernon God revealed Himself as the word tion the Flaming Word to bum Ths Senior Choir, directed by Hedlnnd firat noted laat to klU her, Mrs. Laprade re weapon" looks to vtaitors: of Hartford. tion on the loyalty of the over several repressnUtIvM of town nlng with the first and second de- away the guilt and aln of our gen Andrew R. Watson, tang Spicksr'o ford Hifh School, poaad quea- I Monday that the fence had marked; “Are you .ktddingT 1 Its tube U almost 40 feot long, Funeral services will ba bald sctlvlUas In this area. .resumes Its rehearsals at 3:30 of Ufa, ths Flamlhg Word in the eration." “Fear Not, O Taraol." Mrs. Doris I on mattera of intaraat to' whelming number of persona sm- greea being conferred. Tha thira p.m. at the chutxh. AU young peo world's darkness," stated Mr. been ripped down In t u ^ didn't know what ha would do. designed to stabUlaa the mIssUe Thursday morning at ths Thomaa ploysd In our sscurity agsnclas. One copy will be given to;the and fourth degrees wlU be conferr Uatng tbe cbaracteristlc of Stsinar, loprsno, prsssntod “Corns nehaatar votara. Would you fight a craay man with F. Farley flineral Home, 96 Web- ple from the age of six through Simpson. In hto capacity aa places. tVacka clearly liSlP' by'a spinning rooUon, jtut Uka a Guard Every Point educational system, to ba repre- ed Oct. 17. twelve are welcome. Ha went on to explain how that flams to worm. Uio minister Ts Blessed” by, Seott as ^ solo. rated that tha damage was a rtfle r’ standard gun. stir street, Hartford, at a time to That Is why wa tgka so many sentod by Mrs. Georgs Brookes of Board of Aserssora 0 Brhig yoor eoih problem to tvsn 8 ator, had compiled ouaationa Whan told h Pawtucket police be annoiineed. Burial will be in Mt. The RockvlUe City Bowling Word of Ufa bums, warms, lights ilttad by raaldanta and divided done by a vehicle. Police ware Tha slevaUon of ita muzsla, or precautions to guard against pene- tha Vsmon Board of Education; to and spreads as man permits it to. Awmsf wKk ponddence. Bo Prj|ls ISRtei, notified. man had bach shot, she said: “I maximum range, appears also to St. Benedict Cemetery. the healing services, rspresented The Vernon Board of Azaessora League will meet at 7:80 p.m. at Into alx eateforiea—Bonlna, knew someone would get hit. The tmtlon at ovary point. will hold sessions during October the Moose Club to make plans for In hla diicusslafi of!the Flaming cenfideat yoe will rdeotvo cUva afanclea, public utlll- The wontan waa learning be Uke that used In a standard Friends may caU at tbe funeral ‘One of the elementary precau by Mrs. Luther White of the Hos prompt, friofidly atleotloa. 1 W - $ 2 0 $24110 bullets ware whhl|)Jlag around ua gun. ^ horns after 4 o’clock today. pital Auxiliary; the child care at which time property owners in the opening of the season. Charles Word, Mr. Simpson reviewed tbe flaeal pcocaduraa and adhnola how to diiva, It waa reported, tions taken by Intelligence agen addition to motor vehicle owners Prelle, president of the league asks loon wUl bo mode In row bnH $2S 34822 he dlacuaalon, which took place I didn't know wbathar 1 waa hit Twe-Chu Battoiy cies the world over, of course, is work, repreaentsd by Mrs. Joseph TEEN-AGERS! MereWa Phone fer liatle vlitt ARsys prnmam rmm and lost control of tha car, go or not. And I don't know whether must file their lists bf taxable that all sponsors and bowlers at A Iddd sir i>W sMli kffkjfff 1 Bowara School, a ttra c t^ a ing through the fence. She be A two-gun battery la used In Thasiiaa P. Kelly, 8r. the elaborate compartmentalisa- Robb, matron of the Tolland Coun Imo, write, er eeow to today. he waa." the Aberdeen teats. Thomas P. KeUy, Sr., of 332 ty Children's Home; and the property within the town. The ses tend the meeting. mfam hi tt mmrnkmi city audience. Many new reai- came excited and before the Oregorv Peck and Ann Blyth are starred In Universal-Intema- tlon of work so that indtidduals sions will be held at the office of ARE YOU INTERESTED IN Umwilf tofitSf ■Mwiifar jiltsWdssN s# ItiW eeikl nta, aa wall aa older realdenta OMM U Danger Zone tlonal's tschnicolor adaptation of Rex Beach's luky novel, “Tbe World Nine other vehicles are used tn South Main otreet, Putnam, father below the very top level are unable library facilities, repreaentsd by AnnoHRcinq Mm O p M ld f Camk 1 rar came to a aCop she had support, Including two power-gen of Mrs. Charles Connor of this Mlsa Edith Peck of the Rockville the Town Clerk each Monday, Tbe RockvlUe bureau of the kliidlns paraona now active In driven through tha fence a aac- Mra. Laprade'a UtUa boy. Royal, In Hla Artna,’’ playing at the State theater hara for four days otart* to obtain the whole picture even Mancheeter' Bvenlag Herald 4e lo U (ovenimantal afanclaa, at* B, who was put out of the house Ing tomorrow. The rugged actlon-atory of San Francisco and Alaska erating trucks. The power unit town, died in Putnam on Sept. 26. Public Library, also Tolland Coun Wednesday and Friday starting OetolMr 1.19S2* k-TM ceeM evi reef tmM re tav Vi^ ond time. Poles ware knocked though they do work their way In ty jail repreaentsd by Chaplain tomorrow froih 9 a. m. to noon, cated at Oae Market street. ITele- BALLRdOM DANCING dad. down and the wire tangled. Her by a aide door before the police In 1880 waa directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Aaron Rosea* Is hooked to tbs gun by electrical Ha was bom In Worcester, Mass., and get a part of it.” started firing, wandered around berg. Anthony Quinn heads the strong supporting cast. cable, thus supplying electrical on May 4, 1870. * Rev. William Moe. The representa and 2 to 6 p. m. They will site be phone RockvlUe 6-8186. FIN A N O IC a The candldataa ranarally af road, husband reported the Incident dA , whose operations are prob at the office on Monday nights M A N C H IS m ClosfiM now form inf iiiNlor dMrvcMMi te anawar to Loranxan'a Srat ouaa- Immediately. daxed, right Into the line of fire, power for traversing and raising Besides Mrs. Connor, he leaves ably ths most closely guarded of tives will rtcelve the Bibles on be ta d n e a r • JARVIS MIILMNR. the elevation of the rifle. one other daughter, Mrs. Harold half of ths sctivltlss they represent from 7 to 8 p. m. and on Saturday, STINOORAPHIC Um. that more land ahould be before police hustled him to any government agency, waa set AND • f Gwtnid* GordM r Tylor MAIN fTRUT (OMf Weelwe^tj so n ^ for bualneaa and induatry, Reason for the delay In safety. Two engine cabs, looking much Lindsll of Jewstt City; three sons, so that the books may be available Nov. 1, the final day, they will be learning tha Identity of the up in 1947 togxwrdlnate all govem- fnr reading whenever posalble. at the office from 9 a. m. to noon. d m 8416 • FhWp I . JimkiNS, VIS I Turn D^wn Town RcOU'^SH Like jihc-bAUHng tnd o m u LU M tm . 3SgaaBfi,JS»Uy>, Jr.>,..ol_HiuAfiMBL mewt tnteUlgancs- and" -espionage— CALCULATlMft ------PAb- Honry Cormier, union aponaored “nnvgrw ia “beiSfiiSei^ man, wearing a checkered shirt trailer rigs you see on the high ^Meph KeUy of Putnam and Jtod H ut in ono oaaa wbara robber and when the bandit dia- Edward F. Morlarty said the six IpUdar wanted to eonatruct Im. on paper anyway, Incraaaa tion, which made it impossible for and Ita mount from the tractors, Chufch ofNorfolk, who died Sun the world, I know of none who ex Large Antoni N, .gadlak of Rock the borrowing capacity.’* Ha fa* appeared Maloney began ringing brought the number of reinstate the agency to accept, and, second, ^ I r h pull away. day ' at the home of her brother, cel and few who equal George ville will be guests and speak at houaa, nalghbora op* doorbells along the escape route ments to 308. In scrordance with ] M adltstniiily before bel tha Zoning vorad an incraaaa of the aaaaas* because It waa received after June There la no ’'trajl” or "spade” Leonard Church of 126 Pearl Marshall for loyalty, honesty and the gathering. Both are candidates mant on small homaa. When he reached IHB flherman state law, both registrars of voters 30. when the law authorizing fed Uke ordinary artillery pieces use street, was held this afternoon at Integrity." to succeed themselves at the elec ...... ere- •••...... _ ] eard of ApmNUa. had notified persona not voting for . Harold A. Twkla Inftoa, Rapub* Koaa opposed him, saying thara street a woman called to him and eral aid for school construction ex to hold the gun In position against 2:30 at the Watkins Funeral He also said he believed two tion Nov. 4. At the close of the aald: the laat four years that they were pired for new applications. the action of recoil. The tube is so Home. other comments McCarthy made in BMui iBOumbant, aald *'tba daw la was an aaaaaamant fiva yaara ago, being dropped from the lists and talks there will be a social hour S m u g whan It will ba to the boat and that avary 10 yaara la fra* “He's atanding behind me." According to the letter from the precisely badanced on the mount Rev. James Potter, pastor of the hla tpeech-read to him by Bentoh’s and refreshments will be served. Maloney ran back Into tha would not be reinstated unless federal agency, which was written that the recoil has little effect. First Church of Christ Congrtgo- attorney — were incorrect. Mtorait of tha town’* to oonaolldata quant enough. they requested It alx days prior to Presented Flag A t® A t tl)la Mbit In the dlaousslon atcaat and fired a shot InjLhe air by 8 . Aiden. LUlywhite, director A small crane, which is part of tional in Norfolk, and Rsv. A f One aald the Marshall plan At tbe opening of the Rockville and., the South to summon aid. the next general election. In Man for federally affected areas, Man the mount assemble, picks up tha ford O. Simpson, pastor of the helped the Kremlin because it was Sira Dapartmanta, but MlUar, ^ d all capital Improve* chester's case, that made *the Qty Court this morning an Amer that aoma paraona foal manta coat numay and **im are chester’s application for federal charge from a dolly or truck, Center Oon^egatlonal Church, substituted for a plan of direct ican Flag and standard waa pres deadline Bept. 29, since-town elec funds for reimbursement was re swings It over a steel slide and the officiated. Frederic E. Werner pre military aid. The other said the itSI hnprovofaanU auch aa kidding ouraalvaa If wa think wa tions are achedtiled for Oct. 6.. ented by the Dobosz, Brtel, I^boc, can Riva an thaaa things and keep ceived July 1. This request, the charge slips Into the breech. sided at the organ. Burial waa In Marshall plan caused the United HaniMn, American Legion Auxilia or water pranaura and batter Morlarty aald that the remain letter said, waa revised In a sec Firing, at least in the Aberdeen tha Blast Cemetery. States to be considered a "patsy" dlatributlon ahould coma our tax rata low. Wa arc aU Clime se Reds ing 218 are not all Manchester ry Unit No. 14 of Rockville. Unit going to hava to pay more." ond application, received Sept. 3 tests. Is by a standard lanyard, a Bearers were WiUiam O’Connor, in Europe, and held In contempt l^eaident Mrs. Edward Brittner realdenta too apathetic about vot for aid for a new school project, length of rope extending back Seth Brown, Wallace Hotchkiss, there. Patoo, unlon-aponaorad In answer to a quaatlon aa to Win New HiU, ing to request reinstatement on the 18-room Vernon-Lydall school. about 30 feet. It la possible that Ellis Sylvemale, Joseph D'ltalia Smith said on the contrary the road a prepaid atata* how coat, limitations on the new the Hats. He said many of them It Is not possible, the letter aald, when atomic war heads are Used and WlUlam Tiemsy. ^ Marshall plan was considered a whlph otttUnad aaveral coat* high schMl should ba sat, Turk* are persona who have moved out to accept a request to change a aa projectiles, firing will be by re “stroke of genius" in Europe. I capital tanprovamanta tha union Ington aald tha board haa already Continue Push of town. project application from reim mote control from the safe posi Lee g, Burke Defends Davies muat ba made baforo con* Inatruetad the arehitatet to pUm tion of a fox hole or silt trench. The CIA chief also defended Atlon ii fMuriblt. bursement to one for construction, F^ineral services for Leo J. a high school to coat $8,000,000 or to accept any new ^ je c t ap- Burke of 27 Princeton street were John PSton Davies, Jr., a State ★ ★ ★ ★ ir k ★ ★ ★ k i^ ★ k i f ★ ic ir ★ i f i f ★ on tha guoatlon of conaoUdation for construction and architatctural (OeattOMd from Page Om ) pUcatlon after June 30. held from his home this morning department official now on duty tha town’a water department fees. If possible. He aald he had Blue Cross Notes Surprise and Puzzle in Germany. Davies has been ith the privately owned Man* critlelam bacauaa tha amount waa poeltlona across the 158-mUe bat* Business Supply at 9:80 and foUowed by a solemn General Manager Martin Is out requiem high Msm at 10 a.m. In St. attacked by McCarthy aa a secur tac- Watar- Company and of too low. ------tiafront yesterday. That figure, Benefit Details of town this week and unavailable ity risk: A recent report by the TOP-OUALITY RANOB James’ Church. town'a aawaga dlapoaal aya* Flrato aald "It la a naceaalty" Senate Internal Secitrlty commit with that of tha Blghth VUI- although nearly 4,000 rounds high* for comment, but to Superinten Firm Is Formed Rev. Robert Carroll was cele to request tha votara to appropri* ar than any previous Rad barrage, dent of Schools Arthur H. Illlng, brant. Rev. George Hughes, dea tee asked that Daviea be prose I' Dlatrtot, Kennedy and Paton ate tha 4H million- dollars which For Anesthesia cuted for perjury. no out In favor. Rapreaanta la far short of what one Allied di who prepared the applications, the A esrtifleate of Incorporation for con; Rev. Ekigar FarreU, sub dea Oo/f 10^.8 8 Toraibldds.* the town can borrow on Us grand vision alone will fire on a busy contents of Ullywhlta’s letter con. Rev. James L. Burke, S. J. Smith described Davis, who Bhatwood Bowara,era, RapublRapubllcan Hat for tha school The Connecticut Blue Cross hoa- were a surprise and a puzzle. the Acme Buslnesa Service and ■erVed with him in Moscow, as a day. OuppTy rformsrt tn CgoHeM^i^^ 4*^— ------. ..w a - - a m i ___ low.prkad Gas Raaga w H bl)iy Ibia ' ■^^it tbat-^ 4 h i^ —Prank RaHly. •praaldaiit a f the ““ Hi^WTiirjimnirHBrmarfstan^ 9uiJ' lujTW'wiu''Tvrjr CBp®DWorri*^ Watar Company la deal In new and used nfrice office eoulo-equip andTRev. JoHirPTHinnon. rector of cer.” Chaney Brother union, asked from B-28 Invader bombers awapt vqlume of inquiries from members why the town could not change ita St. James' Church, were seated In deluxe footureit Porcslonidd oven owned. It could ba ac* tha floor how tha $800,000 out In this area on the question of ment, has been filed In the town The question of Communists tn, drad by ' w rehaaa or condamna* North Korean supply routes dur request for funds from one for the sanctuary. Mra. Jane Msccar- with window and Ughti puM-ovt broil standing loan to tha watar depart ing the night. Pilots reported whether or not Blue Cross covars reimbursement to one for new clerk’s office. one presided at the organ and was government arose while fipilth was ha aud. Ha oppoaad con* ment should be handled. Bowers anesthesia expense for patients In school construction since the Incorporators are Russell F. being questioned by McCarthy's er, 3 6 ' divided coahtop with lipht. tmnaUon and said that Mvaral deatructlon of 88 Communist Broderick, Majorie G. Broderick soloist. attorney, Warren MaGee, during a said the axlatlng bonds ahould be trucks, one locomotive and three local hospitals. second application waa prepared Burial 'was in St. James’ ceme yfara ago tha company Indicated refinaneed at a lower Intaraat rate In a statement making clear tbe at the recommendation and under and Herman Yules. Capital stock of 2 H hour stretch. , It; was not Intareated In aelllng boxcars. On# locomotive and 12 $26,000 divided Into 250 chares at tery, with Rev. James L. Burke MaGee asked him if he agreed •gt. when they mature In 1054. box cart were damaged. plan's position on tha matter, G«n- the advisement of a repreaentative and Rev. John F. Hannon con A member of tha audience, say eral Manager Robert Pamall said of the Boston office of the Federal a par value of $100 ie authorised. with a atatement by Benton at a Jl.e want on to point out that The assault on Big Nori got un ducting the committed services. previous deposition hearing that ing he wanted to know who to vote der way at 1:30 a.-m. today after today: Security Agency’s office of educa Business wlU commence with stock The casket was borne by porters. tsa Eighth District muat first ap* for, asked “Who la in favor of a “Blue Cross banefits pertain to there were Communiata In the pfova tha sale of its sewage dla- a short but ooncentrated Allied ar* Uon, Neil Ackland, who visited the of $8.000. ______new (high) school." Tha moderatar hospital services rendered and town In July. State department. "il plant before the town could tUlary borage. Thirty minutes billed by the hospital In which the Anniversary Mass ravaraad the quaatlon and aaked later UN troops were at the crest, The time of Ackland’a visit also An annlvtrsary Mass fqr the re It. Bowers aald he favored who waa not In favor of a new patient receives trlatm ent. Con- VOTE DEMOCRATIC bile owneiphip of utilltlea but battUng hand-to-hand with the posed the question of why he Hospital Notes pose of the soul of the late Mary school. No one axprassad opposi Chinese. nsctlcut Blue Cross does not and should have recommended applying Soviet Troops Man at In order to make conaollda* tion. cannot cover the services of any E. McCann will be said at St. tito advantagaoua. tha water de The Reds withdrew. But 48 for new school constructipn aid If James’ Church tomorrow morning minutes later the Chlncae...^ re private phyaican. This is stated in the deadline for such appHcaUona Fattenta Today ...... I*’ Partment m ust ba changed paraon- the Blue Croes contract and all our ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jo St 7:48. ■- North Korea Guns Ml*wtaa, and procadure-wlae and grouped, mounted three eeparate literature. had passed. Illlng said Ackland counterattacks and recaptured the had gone over the appication very seph Cooney, 268 Oak street; Mrs. tSM watar rates must ba raised. “Accordingly," he explained Edith Miller, 66 Hudson street; I- T t ahould be operated at profit," crest. anesthsala la among the hospital thoroughly with both him and (Coatlaaad from Page Oae) Democratic Platform — 1952 B ^ a r s InaUtad. LoKcal Stocks Chinese caaualtiea were estima Martin. Richard Stavens, Lake street; Truman Says Ike services covered by Blue Cross at Mrs. Leona SmaU, 13 Lucian > Polloa Oommlaalon ted at 42 killed and 16 wounded. the Manchester Memorial Hospital, Martin, also, apparently, Is June, 1951. The airfield is in North :On tha question of whether Quotatiaiis Fundahad By Eight Red tanka lumbered into and all three general hospltala In puzzled. On FFriday he wrote stwset; WlUlam O’Leary, 36 Litch Korea.'at the Manchuria border. Oobufa A Mlddlebrook, Inc. field street; udlth Lockwood, 50 Endangered Nation We believe that the votera of Manchester are entlUed to know ezsctly for what their condl- P^Uea conunUalon ahmild ba aet- .action In the fighting east of Kiim- Hartford, where It Is provided as Llllywhlte, stating other Connec The North Korean also said he datea stand. Under post Itopubllran domination, the town haa floundered from one blunder to an Market Closed Satunlaya song. The Oommunlata used about a hospital service and Included in ticut muntctpalitlea, such as Fair- Margwret road: Linda Patten, had heard that RusUon advisors • ■uggeaUon made recently 1 p. m. prices South Olastonbuiy: Owen Reilly, other, without purpose or| plan—taking action .when none waa required, taking no action when pod- ,u^an It ■ became apparent that 200 men for tha attack, th«a niah- the hospital's bill. field, Stratford ahd Eaat Hartford, (Opnttaaad trem Page Oqa) wore attaoksd to the North Korean tive action waa required, liie. Republlciui roachln^operatlng our town government haa remained In tta re waa dlasanslon and low Bank inodia ad In 200 rasarvas. “On tha other hand, Blue Cross had been permitted to amend their IS Drive E; Mrs. Amelia DoeUner, army oflcera staff school and that Bid Asked 66 Park street; Mrs. Mary Gell- would not remain the closest pos different,and dtnf to the voire of the people! TlwDrmncratlc candidates pledge thavnaelveo to give morale on tha police force, both HiS South Koreans also beefed does not cover administration of original appHcaUons and he award he had heard of Russian pilots e y Manchester n progressive. Intelligent, alert and pliMmed adminlalratlon. Mrs. FltXpatrick and Bowers op* First National Bank up their defending force but were anestheaia at aaveral other hos ed grants, and he wants to know nas„ 48 Cambridge street; Mrs. sible friends.” -v, ing Communist jets. of Maneheatar...... S8 SB pMad tha move. Mm. Fltapatrlck finally forced back at noon today. pitals In tha state where It has “what Is the difference In the de- Stella McCarthy, 39 Eldrid-" Truman quoted Eisenhower as High ranking American officers 1. The low morale of the police force la endangering the aafrty of the people of Mancheater! WARDS ECONOMY MODEL sgid it la not in keeping with the Hartford National Hie rest of tha front waa rela been taken over by private physt* clBlon concerning Manchester and street: Donald Fisk. Lake street; having told a Congressional com- have stated that Russian speak Bank and Trust ... 28 Frank Relder, 49 Riverside drive; mlttes in' November of 1945: To Improve the morale of and to assure equitable conditions for all the town employees, we favor: Muncit*manager form of govem- tively quiet. iChinasa tr o i^ probed clana aa a private medical service those propoeals" of other success ing pilots In Communist jets have a. The creation of a Personnel Advisory Bqard to be composed of representatives of 7.4 c u .lt. 174.95 Tumc, $8duwm niant and that “we should stick to Hartford Conn. Trust. 82 twice at -Allied outposts west on and Is no longer prqvlded and blUed ful applicants for aid from Con- Edward Esmeleir, Warehouse "There Is no one thing that been heard by Allied airmen who OUALITY-BUILT HOME FREEZER Maneheatar Truat .... 67 Point; Frederick Goehrung. 185 guides the policy of Russia more I labor, nianagement, and the public, 'ilils Board la to be tberflnql authority on em tha general manager form.” She Yonchon on tha western fraitt- and by the, hospital aa^ a hospital necUcut. , overheard Inter-com messages. ployee relations. ^ W ord * eorivenlent Economy M odel— tew la priest fip^red a merit system for pro- Phoenix fltata Bank three time at positions west of service." A carbon copy of this letter was Autumn street; Mrs. Alice Bliss, 8 today than to keep friendship with The Eighth Army officer said mptiona among town employee. and Truat . i.,. ... 57 61 Panmunjom. Parnall emphaalMd that the pro sent to Aokland. Orchard street. the United States.” “There la no question that there b. 'The ndoption of a merit system whereby employment and promotions are made 12.5 cu. /I. 334.95 Tnrm§, $10 da. high in quolity,'^i 21-lb. capacity fraoiof wMi ^ '“You can get into aa much ~ Fire Insoraoee OooatMuUee Ships and pionaa of the Allied vision of aapsthesla,-by the hos The estimate of the aid to which ADMITTED TODAY: John Truman then went on to say of are Russians up there In North fairly and JusUy without regard to favoritism or without thought of political gain. Aetna F k e ...... BSH 87H hli own former Army Chief of chill tray bolow for kasping tmoN cuts of meat ti)BubIa with eommiBslona aa under Naval forces Monday battered pital or its a8mlr(latraUon by Manchester would have been en- Daris, Rockville; Edward MeVey, Korea." ^ / 3. We recommend the establishment of n long term capital Improvements pins for the Town Wardi moil popular lize Freezer— 43S-lb. capac any ayatam," Bowers aald. Hartford Fire ...... 146 181 coastline targets and troop con private doctors la a matter under Utled was 8326.701. 34 Flower street; Mrs. Mary Mc Staff: He declined to ” aay' precisely Frsth and tlovorful. Ghrsi you 14.1 tq. ft. tlool On UWa question Columbus Mur National F ire ...... «SH 71H "Hla foresight was.not asarly as pf Manchester. Many tax dollars have been wasted by th,> lark of such a long range program. We ity. Hat counler-balancsd lid, locking chromed hert- centrations on both aides of the the direct control of the hospital Donald. SgW jprtw street; 8 - | P- how mony beyohd p iactiv ^ ajlg - •must build needed schools, proper waler, sewerage odd garbage disposal facllllles, sldrwa(Jfs and •haiving 'and plaoty « ( loll- faoilfo. ip o ci . h tefter k . , . jBy, Unlon*sp6nsored Democrat, Phoenix . .102 107 Korean-peninauliL and jfiadlcal alafl In question and Cheney. 65 Drive A: Osndace Bou good as kls ktedplgfat. UM a t *%«gn^ thousand.^ rUe, 2 sietol beikets, 2 -dlviderv, automatic-intorior oi^nlonad that the Board of Diirec- ....tdfe w t tMeeHOlp Joe. Coe. entirely outside the control of Blue “ Of couras, wp coif all make mU' ____rurbtk_ ■‘flff-siriet . . . . ____ ,_____ itorldng______facilities, ___and many___ .. other essential ^ tniproveraenrImprovements. All these things ean fuHy poreeloinad. Words S-yr. worrualy on efiSlr^ ‘ - Aetna Casualty ... i.. $0 98 dreau, Lake street; Mrs. Judith His statements concerning Red he done'more Intelligently and more economically If we have a masler-nlaa. . light end (reexer walls thdf won’t twaat. t^ a should set up a" committee to Cross. ' Tradename Filed Laraon. 80 Main street. takes, but the Replibltcsn csndl- aiUi-aircraft. batteries were per- -C- . Aetna L ife ...... 93 98 noted that a recent ;Wry«M date Was the rommsndlnx-Ztansral 5=iKWIMB=«-=ai$8XBBnAX;-=-.A. hana tha fl^ amimrtt.ti—. — 8. It Is eeMewt tta t* t t a 'eniiwmto grnwth wf tim Tnwa af ManettestobiiMS nnt'ltefit |imsi with tkn' KlCr «IhI* ■ pwlnwHlAt ebarga during the social hour. of land bordering either aide, of a-aew caMaet teday. He le- bury: Mrs. Shirley Egg and asserted, “haven't had a olngle raed ha opposed dumping the North and Judd ___ 26 29 the railroad tracks on Parker daughter. East Hartford; Mra. Georgs A. Perrett and ijiumi a . that coatrola Russell Mfg...... 14 16 talaed tbe ndnlBtrire of forelga constructive Idea about fOrapi Pem tt to Barney T. Peterman 9. We believe that the rapidly Increariag voting registration requires: c T tofm'a garbage at the dump In The Infant Jesiiq of Prague street eaat of Lydall and Foulds affairs and defense as be did In Gay . Vandervoort and daughter, policy since Sen. Vandenberg aetloa from 1 sa^g the Lombardo Brothers, Stanley Works com. 49 62 Mothers Circls wlU meat tomor and will move Its lumber yard op RFD 8; Mrs. Louise Dunlap and and Lorraine E Peterman, prop a. More polUag plmoen which are more conventently located. Terry Steam ...... tbe peevloaa govenunenL died.” He referred to the late erty on Jordt street b. A full time employee la the BegUtram of Voters’ offlee to provide eonttnuous serv- REG. S4.95 M-W OIL HEATER mla. FuUaUfdl thp firm whid) has been collecting 92 102 row at 8 p. m. with Mra. John erations there from Broad atreet. son, 164 South Main atraet: Mra. Michigan senator, who is regard T orrington...... 29 31 Ferdinand L. Lucas and Rita 8 , ^ Ice to the publlr. . » . la. Lovall tha garbage and diapoalng of It at Praaaoaa. of 181 Summit streeL It was learned this morning. HOLD MANILA SENATOR Palmim Bocchjno, 32 Proctor ed os the architect of the bi-par- k !P in « ry , haa “saved the town U. 8. Envelope com. . 68 78 The property, which has a road; Mrs. Joan Cunningham and Lucas to BallUa Pagsni, property Terms, 65 down Fuel tank 7.96 wrlagor U. S. Envelope pfd. . 63 68 tlsan foreign policy. on WiUiam street 10. We advocate placing the offlee of Town Clerk on a salary basis Instead of the present not- 49.88 M M ocrsbla money." ASK STAY FOR COSTELLO 1 ,000-foot frontage on the rail Mm Us. Sept. 86—- Faa Assembly, oaly 17*66 dowra o« WaHD \ Pusao. Korea. Sept. $0—(AP) ite dspert gambler Frank Cos- eauaa. It ^onstdere Broad strset to Alps Volkort proporty on Char-' hour mudi tha town eUurk — Prloao Mlnlatar Oumg Iklk Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, Sooth mile coast-to-coast tour abapad up ter Oak street . y With Antomalto j Mrs. Fltapatrlck advooatM talia WsuMe CoateUa eanld ba too valuable a location f v the use Windsor; Mrs. Mary Oreien. 1109 **001 to atrip Elaanbower ' i r k ' k i r ' 'k r k ' y Sokf today haadad hlo reoIgMa* aa lavortam wUasoa a t triak to which it has bean pui Mantoge 1 ireass tlW tewB dark’s ottU » Ma« to PriildMt njiiiiMo George Waehingtoa received MkMto tumplka asst; Mra. Bar- lur by picturing him Ricliard Allan Tyler of Vernon i k V TlUa tq property was ae- unanimous aiactoral votoa both M caurkln. 721 Root O m tiu M aa 'ntnboly craw" and Nancy Emily Ftachor of 324 realtor K J. RolL iFreBdtnfc of llv ia trs. Sclioel streot, Oct 18. ‘V ■ V '> \ I.J ! i 4 *
MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, CONN.* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 PAGE ELEVEHt FACE TEN MANCTIEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SO. 1952 ■ XL. ed yesterday they had found ''Ir committees to promote the Demo will on the average total two to TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Ive Face CoimU Charg€« Mct^rlhy regularities" among the ilgtkA- cratic campaign of presidential five tenths of an ttoch ocrurrj^ng a« Freifiliter* Rescue To DiariiM Travels turea on petitions circulatad to candidate Adlai Stevenson and scattered ahoweri on Thursday F L U ID H I A T win a placs on the ballot aa Inile- vice-preiidentlal candidate John and more general showers on the KeTBieVIHG THE AQTOOBAPHgP lu Insurance Plot Of Smear Attempt 7i Men in Atlantic I pendent Republican candidate lor Sparkman will be organitad on the weekend. Sense and Nonsense V. R. Senator Jor Miss Vivien Kel atate, county and city level by Jo (Coattaned from Page (CoMtlBued Ira a P*gs Oar) l i ^ . SlmUar reports came a week seph N. DePaolo of Meriden, sec r-U»IB CANTtlR RENTING (ConttnoM froni Page Oaa) and a half ago from Bridgeport. retary of the Democratic State Some Aaawers ITom SopbMnorea T o A b Upricht ^wlgo ^*nry landing at a military air- he'd like the opinion of Republican Reporting on the work of Re Central committee. Hollywood, Sept. SO- iAh Eddie er Compass,'out of New York, In churcli'your fruidairt cut.hla "Jamea I claimed the throne df senatorial randtdatea Preacott publican town committee members Cantor waa resting well today In picked up 12 survivors yesterday. D England through hla grandmother nrt. Uirott; PoIlM aald their inveatigatinn Bush and William A. Purtell on who checked signatures on the EXTBNDF.n EDRRC'AST Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, whera It waa reported today that a Brit To do the }ob too lont he tarried. becauae he had no father." Kellems petitions, Patrick J. De- ha plana to remain at least a week evealed that sfvrn of tt)e pa.i- ' whether they agree with Mc ish freighter pirked up .35 crew He Mhould have had my hearty "Benjamin Franklin produced liiengera ‘ had been hired for fic- Carthy that General George C. pasquale, Hartford GOP campaign Boston, Sept. $0 (F i-T h a tem because of what hla doctor calls vote electricity by rubbing cate back Ititimui John In Oaxaca. Their Marahall la a traitor to hla coun manager, aald last night: perature |n New England during "complete exhaustion." men and the French freighter To tut hie throat before he mar- ward. Benjamin Franklin waa the Iticketa ware bpught for lhem..and try.'.'...... - - ''-Flrat- reports show irregulari tha JiexL ftya. daya. .WcdnMday The 6(i-year-old comic cnmplaln- Henrlette' Srhutt, 27. — rie m itWatla third finger on both hande wae Christian." n ty hotel. He was the beneficiary lican reply to Bailey. pold. already has Informed the known ae the "medical finger." ^ "A monaatery la a place of mon- I of one of the policies, police said. Answering questions telephone)! clerks of the state's 169 towns that Greek and Roman phyaiclai^B'uiied aters." Judicial Agents also arrested to him during a television appear Miss Kellems hss filed-, petitions ;ll'l| 1' I' It to etir druga and medical mlx- "False doctrine Is when d doctor ance two weeks ago,- Buah said he Wijh A sufficient number of aigna- turca becauae they auppoied no ! popular singer Paco Sierra, hus tufea to give her a place on the FOGARTY gives wrong stuff to a man." band of the owner of a leading thought McCarthy had dpna "a lot polaonoua aiibatance could come Earner A. Wedea of good" by keeping Communists ballot. Mrs. Leopold haa until Oct. •'HI'III'! Into contact with Chta finger with capital variety theater. Federal 16. however, to certify the candl- Man. honest, will take anything. Attorney General Francisco Gon- "off balance," but he added that sept out giving warning. —Art in a Jacksonville paper. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Weden he didn't agree with all of McCar >' entitled to a spot on the fci * sept: 25 1Thru OOT. Itth BROTHERS r A l e z de la Vega announced that of Manchester will entertain the ballqt. (XI BUNINKSS DAYS) 256 CENTER ST. the remaining six policies had thy's methods and naver had. Paiaon (vlaltlng. prlaonl—Am I Landlord—I want the rent now. members of the Cosmopolitan Republicana In Hartford report A series of lUllan-American ihti[ right In preaumlng that It waa Sculptor—Now you listen to me. named friends of Sierra ^as bene Club, at the first meeting of the TEIt. 2-4539 A Js U your paaalon for atrong drink that In a few years people,will look ficiaries. Two of these were ar 1952-.53 season on Friday In the Free Trial Installation brought you here? up at these windows and say "Mall, rested and the arrest of a third Federation ■ Room of the Center *‘l got rt for her to ttitphoning won't Inttrftrt with was reported Immirvent. P iW U il washing tht dithts!” Priaoner—I don't think you the famous sculptor, once lived Church. Mr. and Mrs. Weden are know thia place, guv'nor. It’a the there.” Sierra previously was que.s- well known here and are active laat place on earth I'd come to if Landlord—If you don't pay your tioned by police and gave them a in many aocisl and civic enter waa looking for anything to rent today they'll be able to sax..it sealed envelope containing the prises, Mr. Weden is vice preat- OOTOlIlt-WAY YYILUAMR QUR BOARDING HOUSE .a lth . MAJOR HOPPLE irnnr tomorrow. pnitries: He said he-did not knnw jjpnt ^ f J. W; Halc~'CofpSfa^ ^WE-QUAUTY- what the envelope contained, hut j non. local department store, HE'LL OCT H l» rr AIM’TA LL) ALL MKOOTTA that Arellano gave It to him as | Their program la titled " lapan v m s a l s e e o u s h t ; A « R06V A& MATOff HOOPlS, 1 AM MISS ESAl^ GiRLG/ 1 A M ^ 9-3P DO 16 T. li a,f u (. au. o« DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE security for a 500-peso loan. | as We Saw I t ." The Wedeni T.Y. IlD HIM AM* OCT you THIKJtC/ HOW TO ftST OOILP AMO trtlS IS MRS. THARMeD B y YOOR . c»r miLy wc« i««. /WAfTEppiOMAMDl ^ STAV /SICKENgU^ KLEAVEf^ t WC BBPRB6BMT VISIT/-—-UMf MY Answer to Proviout Puixit The Attorney General, in a show films of their recent trip ro a ft WC5M- j hcalthv, I to stav "THE LAOtES-ACT-NoW LEAGUE, •‘I'm not turo I etn got you a largor dook! How about a statement after the arrests, ; to Japan where they vUited their I DB* HOW LONO / even IF I / SCHOOL EOT TASTES ARE s im il a r ] vSereen Actor named Arellano And Sierra ns the ! ^on. Dr. Elmer A. Weden, Jr., who AT A BARGAIN AMD w e WAMTT TO KMOW MOW PHIL SPITALNY'I biggor wattobaokot?”101(6“" MAMY ViOffiBU YSOTJ APPOIMT principal auapecU and said "the 1 * lieutenant In the U. 8. Navy STA/OLTrOF H t o M I6S ANV I t o STAVOUTA I ^ISMT eVEM, evidence against them la over Medical Corps. Dr. Weden has i m •CHOOL. THESCHOOL//] BCD/ TO YOUR CABIMET If- h a v e A i4 H O R IZ O ? ^ L 3 Proportion raioE > WE SUPPOBT> SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH whelming." been In Japan for over two years, .A l l -G ir l 1 Screen ado. 4 Devotee and has been loaned by the U. S. r - S t f ' . i ___ ' y iX > fc ^ I CA BIM ET 5 Observe PRESIDI ----- karloff Navy to the Atom Bomb Casual , -/ A r - 6 Peiter-- ,6 Unit ol weight Branch’s Firgt Day ty Commission. Dr. Weden Is in I t?UMPH.'r. II Expunged Age direct charge of the work of the 13 He has S ^ r ls of circles OLBuaincss--Good’ commission at Nagaaakl.______i ^ ^Handle W ith 1» H portrayed 9 Drimkards The Wedens flew from Bradley | mjiny .----- ■10 G a^c Field to Tokyo and have hundreds i f f rolea 12 Let f The new North Branch of the of feet of films of their travels In 14 Bird dog 13 D<'migo)(s Manchester Trust Company did a this interesting and colorful coun (Warraaly 116.00 Extra) 15 Makes into 18 High mouqtain29 Interpret 43 German naval "good" day's bualneaa yesterday, try. The program la an out 20 Eaters \ 32 Fellow o( the standing one, and It is hoped that law leader Its first day oped, officials of That's how EVERY article of clothtnr 16 Pedal digit 21 Dinner course .Royal Society 45 Greek ^ the bank reported today. the Cosmopolitan Club will have 17 Boat paddle 22 Freeholder \ (ab.) commune About 300, customer.^ visited the ! a capacity attendance. d ry cleaned at New Model ia handled— recently completed brjX ,ch at the Dessert add coffee will be served Tht Stafford 17-laek 19 Compass point|23 Sailing vesse1s3\waiiders 46 Mouthward / with infinite care. 24 Station (ab.) St^'itrichlike 47 Lampreys corner of Ndrth Main m id Oakland in the Robbins Room at the Cen- 20 Arranges in strcet.s,' and $409..500 in deposits | ter Church at 1 o'clock. A short battle form 25 Direction bir 49 Male nicknamf From start to finiah, the dry cleaninir Designad to fell for $289.95 26 Ceremony 40 Gui)\bo were made and .50 savings and j busino.ss meeting will .precede the 24 European 50 Paid notices checking accounts were opened, ^ program, which will take place In flnch 28 Son of Seth 41 Formerly 52 Conclusion proceaa ia in the handa of an experienced ^ ___ « (Bib.)^-- ofllcMS-SRid the F ederation Room.______' 2TParer"...... 42 NetworVe------52 Contend The drlve-in window, where de TaiafriiariiK th« moannodent methodH'iud 30 Pollute Main street office, including r ~ posits may be made an d i4 39 Serious \wMW(tHA WY AJTENTIONi 1 HC« MUNfltNQ VOU A ►CtHlN PriB DmiRifriHiM discourses P TTpRr 1 NEW MODEL 41 Bitter vetch r LET US FILL YOUR LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING 44 Diving bird IS v r l i RUMMAGE 45 Female rabbit Arnold fllAroiDon 48 Play over ST SI Pottertonis 51 Venerate SALE MiMcliBitfr IT" 35 Sponsored By FAMOUS FOR SIRVICI FOR 21 YEARS 54 Chargers THK BABIUmr-BBAjDIAlFCa 55 Beast m Called for and delivered TOE STANLEY GROUP OF IIP CiNTIR ST. 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,«■ ■■ . ir / I»AGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN-^TUESDAY. SEPTE^M^R 30, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1952 PAGE THIRTEEN Dodgers LOCAL Yankees Dodgers Bank Hopes on Black Sport Chatter MicKigaii Slate Top College ^ Football Eleven! » y EARL W. YOST In Series Opener Tomorrow JACKIB Sports Editor Silk City Plays Merchants Yale Host to Boys y o d Two Eastern B B R / f A ROBINSON * Saturday at Bowl Renn Edges Abriuns Dreaaen nam ed C arl Rraklne, a 1,j-8 ■ N^w York. R^pl. 30 ,(>P) Thopaffrn, h» will jlv* Chl*!f FU-ynolw nioiiow at Kbbeia Field. to be found. soUd choice aa the No. 1 college All youth orgonlsatlona may and Klack take a ahellai’king, the Stadium . Thuraday night at the Y lanes are | football team In the country today host to th* newly-organlaad Bast VETERAN UNBMBN with the Little League during the pnst i m - Abrame ltd In runs batted te Never befory in big league hia- National I.,eagurra will be In The two atandard bearer* were Dart’* Dairy,. Community Pres*. I Hartford Merchants. ’His Mer>- M erchants Include Charlie Clpollo, obtain ganerol admtaoton neats with 25, coUected the moot hlte, >1, What O nirr H<- Will TRDMAN COWIJES' Pointer in the Associated Press’ first for their nurfibars at the re son with Danny Rennes .568 top tory haa a champion of either-clr- trouble, atripped temporarily of acheduled to take their final work 'ViCa Qrindera, W hite Glass, How-1 weekly poll. chants formerly performed aa th* Johnny Patrick, Mike Wrobel, Dave tied with Renn and Dtdi Tores *8 •lilt been forced to undertake aueh the relief pitching which held placed first in Open and first In duced rote of 30 cents each and ping the Hat. Tha Red Sox Infleldrr- the Red Sox In runs acoiad, *gcl . U««* i n F i r n l (» a in < ‘ out* today at the Stadium. The and Landscapers and Moriarty ^ Best of Breed at the, recent trial Sports writers and broadcaatara, Crusaders. Kickoff ia scheduled for Moaaoli and Cliff Chamber* among 5 a deapeiate gamble. Other rooklea their ahaky moiind'ataff together Dodgera, returning a courteay,-In Brothers. Action each night Is 8 o’clock. others. The first thrs* mentioned at It for adult* accompanying pitcher collected 30 base hits in 44 with 23. The Cardinal third sadker of the Manchester Kennel Club. who in a pre-seaaon sampling of th* ehlUtren.. However, all at bats in 15 gomaa to beat third poled out nine doubloo, tied ter* New Y ork, Hept. 30 i/pt A fel have hei-n called upon In the im- all aeaaon th* rookie phenom ap- vited the Yank* to tune up their schoiuied to start at 7:15, True handles bird dogs In, field opinion named the Bpartima as th* BOTH TEAMS wer* victorious playars have all played with Ui* poitant firat game, and there have peered In ,Vi gamea, and though batting eye* at Ebljeta Field, hut in their season’s opener. Th* Beat Aces In recent years, whil* th* lat tickets must be'obtalnad In ad baseman Bobby Abroma of the triple honor* with on* and- hod low luobnbly could go down aa a trial competition in many New bMt bet to win the national cham vance ,m m the Yade Athletic Cardinals by four point*. Abrams four horn* run*. Renn won ctr oult aeer if he named the halting order been bullpen a|>eclallata before. he -waa credited with only lb vie- the American Leagpera declined TELEVlSlbN SPORTS: World pionship, apparently ware further Hartford eleven defeated Adaroa, ter waa an outstanding end with torlea hia contribution* eaaily England states during the spring Aasodation. batted .584 on 31 baa* knocks in clout laurel* with flv*. Bobby Ray-, the New York Yankeea will But the combination of the two, with thanka, aaying that they knew Series baseball Wadnesday, Thurs-' ami fall seasons. convinced by Btate’e 37-13 comq- Maaa., by a 6 to 0 acor* in a gam* the Rockville Legion. out there trying to turn bark the equalled thoae of a 25-game win- the place well from paat Worm day, Friday an riodgera lomoriow, Channel Six and Sunday at 2 p.m.. They gave the Spartans 53 of ed in hla team’s play. Coach Swedy ut troops, nalghborhood Six members of th# Tiuikeea - M ^NAORK C H I'f K HKRMHRN I An angle which Dreaaen un fiiaed to predict the outcome of the If a fifth game la neceaaary. tf tirement was brief, almost as the 83 first place votes cast and Steam Rollers, 7 to 0. Solomonaon exprcts to make a few b attin g iMmora w tth em erem J 8 S THR I.ATRHT AVAII.AHI.R< short aa Jersey Joe Walcott's from M, etc. and four each from the Bed Sox imuh. The Bed Sox .SM, Onid* figure on the number of different trark a Calculated riak when he doubtedly took Into aerloua ron- playoff, even in pig latln. Drealwn sixth and seventh games are, ne an impressive total of 753 points, The vlsltora ar* made up of th* lineup changes before tomorrow’s E nominated the 28-year-old Negro i aideratlon In handing Black the boxing. Yoth announced hU re and Cordlqnla, plus threa members .350 and Dodgem JM5 l i UiOWd I* batting order* I’rofenaor (’aaey continued to breathe lire and «*- cessary telecasts will start at nearly twice that of the No. 3 better player* in East Hartford big game. He la expected to add of. the Dodger* hatted over JOO. fieahiiian to duel with the Yank*'. blazing torch waa the mental lift nance in hla talk* with newamen. 12:45 with pre-game color. All tirement following the final game team. Illinois. and Hartford. Thair talented bock- and drop playara before game time/ ihat order- Leoigw batUMf oaork Htengel haa uaed In the coiirae o. of the Silk City football aeaaon The fhrda won aecond roimd hon- woe JMt. I he aeaaon la H7 and he aaid t'o- mighty Allie fteynoldii, aa great a ' to be derived from winning the poaalbly to botater the morale of gamea, except Sunday, start at 1 POINT TOTALS are arrived at fleld Includes the triple threat star, The Aces held a lengthly practloe irioney pitcher aa there la in the! opener. Should the rookie w^p over hi* athletes. p.m. Boxing — Wednesday night, In 1951. Last Sunday a t Nebo by awarding ten for a first plac* John "Red" Jacko who la running session last evening and another Schedule Tourneys day he ellll doean'teknow how hie when the Aces opened their sea team will ahape iifi In the firat game today. He i oiild have held Reynold*, the Yankee*' beat, other "I've told them Ihere'a no more Willie Pep VB. Armand Savoie, vote, nine for second, etc. from the left halfback spot this one la railed for tonight at the Ilia relief ace back and been aa- j leaa endowed member* of the DIMaggioa and Henrlcha on the featherweights, a t 10 p. m. Also, son, the big fellow was in uniform No other team got more than season. Bml* Fournier is an ex West Sid*. Oval at 7 o’clock, ctiMleat. and turned in a sparkllpg defen At Country Club "I really don't know yet. and alli ed of lale-lnning Inaiirance aa , Dodger ataff might be Inapired to Yankees to acare you like there Johnny Saxton vs. Ralph Jones, seven No. 1 votes, thla number go long- the. Ui.e big,t!Jay-titt laata^ H* ipjtch abcgi^ th*l£ iw jvelght In uaed to be," aald the volutlle little welterwelEhyU--»LiO ,Pj_ m, sive game at tackle. ing to Maryland’s Sugar ,Bowl American L. L. Batl ♦ irat'# - t+ w r-b eah - P earr- t-Wt ••ore,-' cMimploiu v ^ o gilnad* iQiHfd plac* ■-TWff t8imncw*iiirwTW aald th* akipper aa he held court choae to play it bold, to atake tua: the enautng ghme*. Something of rieader. "They're only the ^at In s n x y day. Saturday the Stanford-Michi- hope* of a world champlonahlp on the kind would appear to be need- the American League not a great gan football game will be flashed MRS. CLARENCE ROA^CiL on doae-squeak triumphs over Ing consecutiva Sunday* will wind V for the preaa. "If you want to make I co x Mtasourt and AUbum. It up. go ahead. Oene Wmalllng one throw of the ciihea. j ed If the boy* acroa* th* bridge I club. I'm not worried about their on the screen following the World mother of the Manchester High *p th* ragular scheduiad golf ac- TEAM BATTOfO - If Black, an unpertiii hable con-' are to hang In there for more than pitching after faring fellowa like Series game. football ace, Jimmy, sat through California waa named fourth, nub a AB R H 3B$BMRRKnAv. probably will bat fourth and Yogi without a single first place' vote tlvlti'e* for the season *t th* Uan- YanktcR ...... I I 454 10 ! 4 n if — Berra fifth that la If Woodllng trol apeclallat, pitrhea up , to hla ’ five or gtx game*, i Robin Roberta and Sal Maglie in the entire game last Saturday in cheatar Country Club. Win Tur. Ri*(t Box ...... )8 410 144 brilliant form of the regular cam- IT WAS NO SliRPRIHR that MANCHESTER HIOH’s defense Willlmantic between the Indians but with strong runnerup support, CFerLANG C«rt.lnxli playa."- ; the National League." klngton, chairman of th* tourna ...... » 474 10$ against forward passes is poor. and Wlpdham High with her and Texas, winner over ^Louisiana PfMlferR , ...... 20 48* 10$ Woorltlng who hit a robuet .311. State fuid North Carolina, wu ment committee, mvaaled plana for Ij^ivuo ...... 81 1141 4 fl haa been bothered on and off with Red and W hite defenders let Mid- fingers crossed on both hands. She a Scotch Ball CiUcutta UU* Bun- llJj, fifth with only five vote* for firat. a gioln Injury for the peat three letown ends get between them wasn't alone in that respect, for day with a Pro-member *v*nt on (the defenders) and the goal line Completing the top ten, in order, VILLAOR THARMRU AlITOMOTIVR LRAOVB INDIVIDUAL BATTtNO weeka and didn't play much «second fluarter 19. Notre Dame...... • 36 Obedience Dog-Training Club Centella, 189, Managua, NIoaragu* It]*s Later\Than Batting and #'lrldlng iieagatf]—During 4he ■ September This touchdown avalanche .occur- "2IE eKisRomS.."as' 'wl» "»uppl.v the iilayefB and’iaperata sore. hand, but woikhorae that he stretch drive Mantle waa a one- NFAV YORK Y A N KEES PONliAG uEALEB red in the 1951 game, won by the Otiters getting votes: Arizona the team. Williamsport waa a farm win resume Its weekly training Salt Lake City—Bob Dunlap, la, the No. 1 catcher W'lll go along m*n destruction gang with hia bat, I '.V ( . Ill' r ' I I. .-I tl.'iK ||. -1-T club of the Detroit Tigers the lost clasaes tonight at 7 o'clock at without complaint. PlAVfSj !%.• i; R II HR RBI Put VO A Irish, 48-6. State at Tempe, Colorado, Holy 179, Salt Lake City, outpointed r.d h n r IR 127 42A A* I2A 1* 50 .280 304.1 74 clubbing at a .375 pace to bring Cross, Tulsa (1|. Pennsylvania, six years. the Community Y on North Main Omello ArgramontSi 193, Chiba You Think! Chuck admitted he had to do \3>/4, planation waa Simple. Wfimtiniu i>F !2-'S to* 5S 127 13 83 311 3.19 11 gate,. Baylor, Alabama, Nebraska, latz, head football coach at Navy, Dogs, six months of age or BAiirr *>(• H’ .151 99 182 17 73 .293 240 18 hit*, total haaea, extra base hits Washington (1). jumped into his present coaching over, are eligible for the msses. Brooklyn (9). Tir#s In Now ‘■BIJ8CK SH orU I be able to Nf*ien . or , la-. 121 40 78 .1 23 .337 141 3 and was second only to Berra In work more .titan an.yone else, so MIr.e IF . !37 9 ,18 4 29 263 219 1* position without ever having held Handlers are requested to wear 10 0 2 ,283 11 23 home runs and runs batted In, A BUY SELLOUT PREDICTED the position of head coach. After rubber soled shoes pr rubbers It stands to reason that I should nrldrw»*^rr IF 4? .1* It Pihe, IF . . . 1? 21 1 2 0 0 .09.1 4 17 switch hitter, .Mickey possesses Havana, Cuba, Sept. 30 — (AP) For use him first," he aaid. "The entire *» 0 0 9 graduating from St. Mary's Col while working on the gym floor. Mt.iik (' . 9 8 0 ,333 1 equal power from both aides of the — A sell out waa predicted today lege where he was an outstanding All dogs should have chain choke Sports Mirror pitching ataff told me they are HUverfi. r . . . 20 .1,1 4 1* 0 11 ..327 54 * plate. He hit 12 hOmera iefthanded ready to start and relieve. They've >!i I>i»flRld P , 2« 11 3 8 0 0 .318 7 34 for the Kid Gavilan-BlIIy Graham end-on the '33, '34 and '35 teams, collars and leashes. Sr.irhoT'ouKh. P 37 12 2 9 0 4 .7*1 13 IK and 11 righthanded during the aea- welterweight championship fight Today A Year Ago—Jackie all had plenty of reat and all 38* 18 1* Ed stay^ on at his Alma Mater As in past years, training will ; s-if, P ■ 47 17 4 19 4 14 I son. DUKE McCLURE Aato Co. here Oct. 4. Dr. Lorenzo Nodarso, as line coach in '36 and '37. After be under the supervision of Miss Robinson hit a 14-lnnlng homer to should be ready." t vm.T, r 21 2« 2 8 a . 2. -111 1 1.1 SNOW But the akipper still had to make I nUf’kwen P e* 4 0 1 0 1 300 1 .3 The awitcher, as he> is called by s n i d e r goveriment aporta .director,., said holding other .aaaiafjnt positions Frances Pierce of New Britain. beat the PhlUlea and maintain the sure he had aomeone In the hullpen I FlRPchl. r 31 rtl 4 11 n 3 .1** 8 22 hla tenmmatea also has developed "more than $40,000 in cash on hand at San Francisco, Navy and the President Jam es Sheldon will bp Natlo'iial League'tic, and forcing I feOpAt P .12 9 0 4 ■,?73 8 31 into a good defensive player. Personally Endorsed Used Cars for tickets already,’and it looks as to lelleve in case hla ace falters. i n.-vii..'lila P 4' «.1 * 11 0 7 .153 13 .11 professional San Francisco 49'ers,' on hand to help new trainers and a post-season playoff with the Here's how he-flgjjrea It: Should l\U*IVR, I 2‘. 41 2 4 0 t .091 4' 1.1 Moved to the outfield from short if the 45.000 seats we are planning Erdlatz was named head coach at to answer any questions that may Giants. cAPPme <5««rm*n P 12 23 \ 2 0 1 .0*7 2 n stop last year, .Mantle has picked will not be enough.’* the Naval Academy In 1950, arise concerning the club. Black get knifcked oii't early. Billy 0 0 .om» 2 ^ 3 CARL Five Year* Ago—The Yonks, be lAiea will come on. If he need sortte- OiitrowRki. r A* A n up the finer points of outflelding hind flne relief, pitching by Jo* one for theceighth or ninth. It will T»*Am .... !.M 710 1411 129 889 4143. (7*3 127 .919 so rapidly, he is now rated aa one FURILLO Traded For The Fabulous Hudson Page, won the openerDf th* World and Avoid flit Ruth he Fteacher Roe. He also haa BROOKLYN DODGF.RN of the beat defensive centerfieldera Series from the Brookl3tn Dodgers, PUier PmA. c \B R 11 HR RBI Pet. 4’o A r. DP in the league. Hla blinding speed 5-3. •lohnny Rutherford set. 119 n 1.10 NOTHING TO FA Y UNTIL "I naked Johnny If he would he M- Fully equipped. TsaVtCI * rMHTS seven hits. morroVv, he'll probably be ready to Furillo, OF . 1.34 42.1 ,11 105 * .19 .247 224 13 3 2 pea.red In two gamea. coli^cting NVI.roij. |F *. a 37 19 8 10 0 3 •HA 18 0 0 2 “lyenty Years Ago Tod*y-p-\" MANCHESTER TIRE relieve Fridays If needed. NDtsah. i f . 87 191 98 45 7 18 .2.38 82 112 7 11 one'hit in five time* at iMt before, i// c ginia Van WIe and Glenns (Jollelt Well, if Chuck's pitching pinna Bridir<*B. IF . 49 .18 K It 0 2 .198 43 58 3 It suffering- a knee Injury while Vare entered finals of the Women’s sound somewhat complicated Amort'S, OF 20 44 10 11 0 3 .2.10 t* 0 0 0 chasing a fly ball In the fifth in llolmm. OF .31 .18 2 4 0 1 .in .1 1 0 0 Golf championship. ond RECAPPING that'a how he won the pennant, so Walker. C . 48 1-39 9 .38 I 17 .119 217 18 .3 2 ning of the second game again.at 1946 291 RROAD STREET TEL 24224 GBNR there'* no argulijg with him. Ku‘berfoif.. 1' 23 31 3 9 0 3 290 3 23 0 1 the NewvYofk Giants. He did not 1949 CHRYSLER Aa Dres.aen.put it: BfAiVo. P . 18 19 7 10 A 2 ,152 18 45 .3 4 play for the reat of the series. BRAVES BUY PAIR WOODUNG RUf k. P . . .17 .38 1 5. 0 5 .139 * 22 .3 2 NEW YORKER^ Se- CHEVROLET "Ta win."I'm gomg to use nny- • leurdnim. P . 9 9 G W 0 1 12.1 3 1 0 IF THR SERIES goes over five Boston, Sept. 30—OP)— The tme except . th* pltyher who is . r ...... 37 00 «• 8 7 3 8 117 9 1 1 I games. Mantle may have to miss Tudor. Fully equipped. ' Taoes. r . 4,:m .. ■■nlwe'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1964 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 Bouflchold Goods 51 p a g e f o u r t e e n PLEASANT, Furnished room, Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sals T2 Houata for Salt 71 Houms for 8gl« semi-private Kitchen prtTtlegea. Wanttd—Rctl EiUfB t7 Diamonds— Watche Completo lino of Children’s Aotomohilro for Sole 4 Building— ('ontracting 11 Private Inntructionn 28 Rituktiona Wanted— Articles for Sale 45 Working girt preferred. Phone 2- SUNSET RIDGE — BAYBERRY E.STATES Be van Trims AatonofeilM for Solo 4 Jewelry 48 Furniture, Cribs, Mattressee, FLORENCE STREET—3 family Female 38 NEAR VEf(NON INN BOLTON WONDER WHO TO CALL BUY THE BERT FOR I.EflR SPFANALIZINO IN thiatom built LEARN PRACTICAL nursing TAYLOR CLOTHICS drier. $90; flat 0-5.' Steam heat, 2 car garage. Bast Hartford. Six room colo Flva room ranch homes on 150 GET BETTER VALUE ON -f- LEONARD W. YO.ST. Jeweler, re Play Pens, High Chairs, Car CImifiwI garages, conrrata Aoora. Also al- easily at home. ,paie tima. Big CURTAINS LAUNDERED and automatic gas hot water heater, SPAC10U8, Clean double room Site of 26 seres suitable for Storm windows and- screena In nial, three years old. Til* bath foot front lota. SItualed high In ABOUT BUYING OR* Attlee Powers 104* M w u r y C1«b Coup* R«»- Delivered 618 References. Write Box U, Herald. parttaUy flntahed. raomtUy ra- other Beyonitaa already ,ga tha ar, oaardriva. body-fender - repairing., ^iiito en per cord. Pliona ’Wnnmantte.-;8»- _876 Mauu Sirr-EsL. 1921 -1V--J;-eR©eKETT, BlDkar— -JAR VIS REALTY COPY CLOSING TIME plants. PerennlaU. evergreene, gine tune-up Includid. Will not GARAGE DOORS with hardware. PACKAJib 'Idlecunvr^ia^ Uirir sMta-^-llra. 1961 Ford 2 -D ^ S o d o n ■ lOBO fltudahakar Oi'amplnn Rlnr- 3217, anytime.' ~ EvenmgflTiSirYd 8 :30 NEWLY DECORATED, beauti Phone Office 6440 36 Oak Street 654 Center Street FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. shrubs, fruit trees. Woodland Oar- Interfere with your job. For In Reasonable. Inquire 443_Mlddle plus 3 unfinished, full shed dormer, burner, insulatad. Oarag* lSit86, I Barbara Castle, Tom Drlberg, Ian Mony extroi. Oftit C .m ijtr Radio and haatar. Situations Wanted— WSanNOHOUSE washing ma- fully furnlshegjoaina-isir two or Evenings 2-6938 or 2-4278 Phonea: Office 6416 Manchester 4112 ovardriaa dens, 169 Woodland street. Phone formation ami Free book, give ad- Turnpike East. 30 CORDS of good cow manure. garage, storm windows and amesita driveway. Lau^ land- 1 MIkardo and Sevan hlmaalf. f i MON. THRU FRI. 9474. rhlne, .Servel refrigerator, in ex three. Complete light housekeep acaped lot with older ahade traaa. Or Residence 3781 •flress, age, workL-lg hours, Auto- Male - .19 Part or ali. H. J. Klaaman, 619 screens, combination doora, fire 10:30 A. M. 1960 Mercury 4-Dr. Sodon-^ I Commandar 4- BEAUTIFUL Blue Heywood- cellent running condition. Call ing facilities available. Central. Immadiata occupancy. Price The only old guard adherent ra- (rrafta Training, Box L. Herald, Middle Turnpike East. VERNON CENTER — Two Acrea place, nicely landscaped, hot water MANCHESTER Spacioua six CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 8. j SATURDAY 9 A. M. uOne n e owowner ner, low mileon m iieooe. I'| ^ haatar. ovardrlva. WANTED—Carpenter work. New Wxkefleld carriage. Like new, 838if. Reasonably priced. Children ac Clear. Main road to Rockville. oil heat, laundry, in baMment. 111,600. years old Garrison ColoiUal. Near 6 and Sevan room singles and I elacted tli the aevan-aaat constitu- Roofing— Siding 16 building of homes, remodeling or 625. Manchester 2-1752. ceptable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch, Seven room > olngle, artealan Quick occupancy. new school and Hartford bus. two-family housaa in Mancheater, jI ency wing was James OrlfflUia, Many Low Coat Pre-War Can Ravaral Pra-War Cara repalrr. Trim work by contract. MAGEE - Gas oil combination second floor. TOUR fXK) PE RATION WILL Mortgages 31 water, oil heat Asking Sll.OOv. 'Jlrat floor: center entranc* hall, Itelton, ^ yen try and Varnon. former Colonial Secratary and a flood Transportation FOR O U A R A N ^ E D ROOFS that FOR -1ALE—Men's rebuilt and re- Garden— Farm— Dairy raiige. Like new. Excellent ^con- e x p a n d a b l e Tel. 2-9760 or 2-0494. Thia one will aell fa'at. For ap Oa KWOOD r o a d —5 rooms com Cape Cod with three exposure living room with Howard R, Haatinga, 3-1107. BB APPRECIATED^ Excellent TniniportAtlon stay on In any kind of atorm, and loated work and dress shoes. Sam Products 60 dltlon. Inquire 110 Risley street, ROOM FOR Rent to one girl. Two vetaran of tha party's early days. ■tudahakar Oalaa and Harvlrs FIRST AND .Second mortgages pointment pleaae phona Howard plete. lavatory, full bath, fifaplace, dormers, hot water oU |ieat, un fireplace, dinlag room with dado guttars, conductors and roof re Yulyez. I? Maple , street, opp. Plast Hartford. minutes from Main atreet. Cali hot water oil heat, rear porch, full Twelve s m U on Uia axacuUva bought for our own account. Fast, R. Haatlnga, .3-1107. usually large cabinet kitfcben, oak and colonial cabinet, large kitchen WANtED — TWO-Famlly houaa pairs. fTall Coughlin 7707. conArientlal service. Manchester Doga— Birds— Pets 41 First National parking lot. CANNING Tomatdisa, 4 pounds 2-1614. 47 Cottage street. shed dormer, open atalr' case, laun flooring, flteplace, hatchway, alu ar* allocated to tha powerful DIAL 5121 29c; 86c basket. Bring your own with dining area abundant cabi direct from owner. Nice location. CHORCIJER MOTOR RALF.R Invrstment Corp.,’ 35 Oak street. FOUR. ROOM atngle in a conven' dry in basement. Near school and minum combination scraans and right-wing and middla-of-tha-road BALCH PO N TU C, Inc. MlyOakland Street GREAT F.ASTER.N RooAng and TROPICAL FISH and plants. New nets, atalnloa* steel sink and O. E. Good condition. Reasonably pric Phone 9416. i. basket. 97 Florence street. Machinery and Tools 52 FOR RENT—Front room, heated. ient location. Oll^heat, large well bud line. 30 days occupancy. atorm windows. Price 112.200. ed. Writ* Box Y, Herald. trad* unions, who genaraUy go 165 Center St. — MAnchester | Manrhaatar 3-94A1 Construction Co Appllcatorii of shipment just arrived. Kelly's Boats and Accessories 46 Contin\ious hot water. Centrally dUb*raah*r, lavatory. Second down tha line with Attlaa. ’Ili* Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed Aquarium, 29 Sunset street. Open A GOOD Selection of used equip landscaped lot. Full basement. floor: 34’ master bedroom with two other eight .seats are held by the Loot ond Found Household Goods 51 located; Gentleman preferred. Priced' under 210,000. T. J. CHARLES LESPERANCE Phone 2-4546 198# HUDSON fmir-door. Private roofs and siding. LIfe-tIme alum 'til 9. ment. Some new 3 point, hookup other good alt* bedrooms and full women's movement and the coop* BusineM Opportunities 32 ARRIVED—One Martin "lOO" 10 Phone 3129. Crockett, broker, 35 Oak street 21 St. John Street SIX ROOM CAPE COD — Fire FOUND—W Bolton, small famalr owner. Good engine, tiraa and inum clapboard and combination BIGGEST BARGAIN equipment to fit Fords, Fergu tils hath. Basement partitioned arativ* movement. I Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. | h. p„ one Martin "70" 7.0 h. p., Tel. Ofhee 5416, residence 3751 place, large kitchen, combination mix broad dog, color hrindla. part battery. New teat covers. Must be storm windows and screens. For GROCERY STORE, In an exclu IN ^5 YEARS! sons and Ford-Ferguson. Dublin FURNISHED Room with kitchen Real Estate and Inatiranca Into recreation room with bar, U. S. Honors Bevan racaptured hla oast with aold at once. Clan be seen et 29 also one only, Martin "100” flemr ■creene, atorm windows, awninga, Boston Bull or Fo* Tarrier. Phon# ItM CHEVROLET two-door atjrle- free estimates call 8271. Evenings sive location. Two family house WANTED- Good homes for 3 kit I’VE HAD IT IN MY Tracfbr Oo., Nogth Windham privileges if desired. Phone 2 heater room with worlcshop, ator- a big Incraaa* In hla vote over last Fairvlaw street or call 9993, model 10 h. p. Save money oh l a k e STREET—Six room Cape * PHONE 3630 * ■meaits drive. Clean and attrac 4149. Una deluxe. Radio, heater. Power- ^ 9303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. attached Two car garage. Oil tens. CaU 8836. WAREHOUSE SINCE Road, Wllllmantic 3-3217, 54,59. tive. Price 213,200. aga room. Ruaco combination year. He topped the list with 968,------. . . — . ______t___ _ this brand new motor. Revolu Cod. Shed dormer, lot 100' x 200' heat, large rooms, unlimited pos- MAY 81 h. 1952 windowa and screen*. ' vanatlan 000 votes this Uma, againat SM,- glide. In beautiful roadition 1949, 19A0, 1901 Automobllaa. MALE BOXER, two years old. A. tionary one year factory guaran Small garage, full cellar, eteam PORTER STREET—Six room idn- Best Seller LOST—FRIDAY oftamoon. 1. D. MANCHESTER — RooAng end slblltties. Excellent potential for 3 PRETTY ROOMS VERY CLEAN, newly furnished blinds, fully inaulatad. Forced 000 last year.. throughout. Qraen Aniah. Doug little aa 19 90 waakly. Lowajrt K. C. registered. Well trained. tee. One only No. 8. B. 200, Mas- room. Steam heated. Quiet pri heat. oil. Can you top thia for gle, three bedrooms and bath sec Bracalat. Finder please call 2- Siding Co. Also all types of. paint couple. T. J. Crockett, broker. FURNITURE ^ Musical Instruments 53 81XPANOABLE Cape Cod home. hot water qll hast, automatic hot Bach dalcgata coat as many las Motors, m Main. Ananca raise. Poealbla your car Gmd v/ith children. Phona 7524 tercraft boat trailer 14’ boom, vale residence. For gentleman. 210,000? Call the ElUrwo;t^h Mit ond floor, three rooms and lava 1433. ing and rarpentry work. Guaran Phone 5416, or residence 3731. with these Foundation 26 x 30. Flraplaca, water, copper plumbing, patio, at votaa’aa hia party organiaatton or down. Dniiglaa Molora, 33.1 Main after 9 p. m. $96. Immediate delivery. Nasalff SALE! BALDWIN Pianos from 316 Spruce street. ten Agency 6030. tory first. Nice game room In union had mambara. Tha union 1940 DODQE coups. Priced to sail teed work. Phone 3-8933 for free ■creena, atorm windowa, doors. tached garage, amaait* drive, Of All-Time LOST-..-PA88 BOOK No. 12M. m a i l o r d e r Arms Co., 1010 Main atreet. Westlnghouse" Electric Ref. Berkshire Music Festival. Save basement. Large lot with plenty wing elected its 13' Riembara of quickly. Written guarantee, |1N. 1949 CHEVROLET FiMtIlna. 1949 estimates. . Buciness; establish ATTRACTIVE Six room Cape Cod Largs lot. Near Center Springs well landscaped lot, 63' x 160'. Notice la hereby given that Op- ed. big quick profit. Easy spare Phone 2-1647. "Bengar Deluxe Range from 2100 to 2400 on these qual- LARGE ROOM, complete kitchen of shade and fruit trees. Price Park. Yard fenced. Price $13,000. the ejiecuUv* without any outward Buy It on your own ternu. Cole niymaiiUi .Club coupe, i ’ay. aa Ul .„.-!’Nnrga:uWaahlng Machine near Bowers achool-.JUcgnU.y de- Newly «na - Afewal Bhara -B a o k -N a - - 13M ,[ ^ WE HPB(3IALIZE in ro«Aiig - amt frm« W in e "Biijefa .-Jgimltry-and, SupplicA-.43 - tty ^nstnunents 't hat-wcre - TisFcr -prtvHegeF;-Reeeefiable;- tuenclea, however. Inunadiataly been made to said Aasoclatlon for Clean Pra-War C an street. Phone 4860. '•Formica" Dinette modern furnishings. Kitchen pri atorm windows and greens, about MANCHBS'TER — Seven Room garage. Hot water oil heat, fire Trslltni for Ssl« ff-A Farm. 188 HiUstown Road. verticalavlncluded. Three years to 23,000 cash needed/ Phone 8903. EAST WINDSOR — 4 room* and first place— that after all these j raised the worry for the moderates payment of tha amount of de END OF SEASON SALE EVERYTHING IS SCRATCHED vileges. Centrally located. Worn' home, high elevation. Bath plus place, open stairway, screens, years it atlU looks fresh. that pro-Bevan aentlmant might be Written Ouaranteea pay. Trade-Ins accepted. Open 2 unfinished on one floor, no cel posit. FOR SALE or rent In South 0>v- Help Wanted— Female 35 A BIT FROM MOVING en on'v. References. Write Box U, toilet and lavator.v. Ynungatown atorm windows and doors. Fire Fradarlck R. Goff, chief qf the Increasing also among the rank Roofing 1«-A New Scott-Atwater Mondays UM Thursday evenings. Herald. HOLLYWOOD Bectlpn—Four bed rooms finished one partially fin lar, no heat, large lot. Route 6. * 1943 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPB entry, 36* house trailer, fully Wanted— Pets— AROUND AND LAST YEAR’S Goss Piaiw Company, 317 -room colonial. Largs living, room "alnk, garage, outbulldlnga. c|ty riira hooka dIvUlon of the library, and fli* of the big unions tham- LOST—PASS BOOK No. 76873. WANTED—Waltree*. A p p ly In MODELS BUT I'LL GIVE YOU laKed. Upstairs lavatory partlallv 87.000, Aaroclate Realty, Broad 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN equipped. Very reasonable. Call ROOFING— Specializing in repair Poultry— Stock Outboard.i In Stock Asylum atreat, Hartford 5-6696, with flfeplace and bookcasew. water. 1 acre of land. Carlton W. aays o f tha book: •elves. Notice la hereby given that Pass person. Center Restaurant. Phone 44 THE BIGGEST BARGAIN Hiitchine. Phone 2;31S3 or 6231. completed. Near Waddall School. Brook. Tel. Wlndoof Locks 3-6786. 1940 BUICK CLITB COUPE Wllllmantic. 8-3712. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Free parking^n lot next d o o r - Business Locations Lovely large modem kitchen. "It achtavad standarda wa'ya Tha 69-yaar-pid Attlaa took tha Book No. 76873 Issued hy Tha 2-8172. FARMERS! If you have smy beef Reduced 15^^: YOU'LL EVER GET Not in a davelopnr.ent. Price $13,' navar aurpaasad, and rarely have confaranca. floor this morning to 1989 PLYMOUTH TUDOR roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys west.. for Rent $4 Lavatory, tile bath upstairs, NEW SIX Room single, full two 600. FIVE ROOM singla, oil hast, storm Bavinga Bank of Manchester has 1939 PONTIAC TUDOR 1947 17*4" TROTWOOn house cattle or fat calves contact Man and you window* and (craan*. Both newly squalled." give what many delegataa regarded bean lost and application haa trailer. Reasonably priced. Call clesned, repaired. 26 years’ ex (1) 12’ SKIFF CAN BUY ON LOW FRIENDLY screened porch. Two-car garage. story, fireplace, tile bath, lava 119SS PLTMOUTH SEDAN chester Packing Co. 2-1500. NEW, USED, and rental instru PROFESSIONAL Office In Man flnlahad. Overslied garage. Large A apaclal act of COngraaa en aa a sharp rebuke to Bavan’s anti- bean made to said bank for pay- 3-4017. perlenca. Free estimates. Cell WA.N'TED—Experienced typist. From $135 to $100 TERMS Nice yard with beavitlful big tory, Immediate occupancy, 210,- abled the Library to buy a 1% mil Howley. Manchester 9361. ments. Reeds, mutes, atringw, cheater. Excellent location for a -traaa. Homa In |>erfact condition. PARKER STREET—Twelve yeara 16t. Shade trees. Only $11,600. American apaech during yaatar- - leant of tha amount of deposit COLE MOTOlUl Carlson A Co. 2-4555. If you’re not ready for It, I'll con 500. S. A. Beechler, Realtor. lion dollar collection of rare books (1) 14’ SKIFF stands, all aasesaories. Methods. d.TCtor or pediatrician. Entire Contact Blva Tyler, 2-4.469 for old. 6*/4 finished rooms all plas Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-6132 or day'a aaaakm. CALBO BERVICB CENTER Articles for Sale 45 tinue to hold It untn you want it, Phone 6969> . . that included tha Gutenberg bible. WELL PAYING Opportunity Factory trained repairman. Ward suite now being air conditioned. appointment. tered watli. Steam-gas heal, open 6231...... Bavan had tbid th e confaranca L08T— Mans Wallet In SUtel GarssM— Scnicc— From $190 to $165 without' cdatlng you a penny. I'll No one knows Ua exact value now, the U. S. la "hag-rlddan by two t l and 486 C antv Btraat Heating— Plumbing 17 Dignified, Interesting work. Ex Krau.w, 87 Walnut. 5336. Contact T. J. Crockett Agency. SIX ROOM cape Cod. fully flnlah- stairway, recently r^ecorated. theater Sunday night. Oontains BRUNSWICK POOL tables for deliver It to you without charge. but it would be around a half fasra: war and unamploymant— Phone 4164—S-0:-06S»—4168 perience unnecessary. Write Box sale. In good u:ondltion. Inquire Many Clean Used Motors Phone 5416. , r o (:k v i l l e ed. large lot. garai-e, just over Screena, atorm windows and doors, CAPE CODE—Four large rooms valuahls papers.'Call Rockville 9- ^ I^RENTZElirTlteratiom^^ If you hav^h^ an auto. I’ll send awnings, ameait* driveway, ga million dollar*—-making it pos the fear of peace.” Ha holds that FCHR RIWT—At 979 Center atreet' G, Herald. 36 Oak street. Phone 2-1041. Mancheater line, only 29900. S. A. plus axpanalon attic. Oil hast, 8981. 1990 PONTIAC Sadanatta 6 cyb I copper water piping. New work. my car for you to sea-lt. No obli Musical Instruments 53 rage, large landscaped lot with sibly tha moat valuable book in Britain’s effort to keep step with garage, also atoraga space for Many Clean High Powered COMMERCIAL Space, suitable for SIX ROOM CAPE COD Beechler, Realtor. Phone 6969. aluminum acreenarPric* 210,800, the world. Indar, Immaculate condition. 24-hour service. Mancheater 3636. gation. ’T vegetable garden and older ahade the U. S. In rearmament ia crip* about 4 rooms of fumitura. Phona OPPORTUNITY—Ambitious wom ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Rifles storage or selected shop. Two Two unfinished with garage. 22.400 down. 35,' year mortgage, Sharing honors with the Guten Looal one owner car. 1949 PIy< an for ladles’ ready to wear store PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY ACCORDIONS, All sizes, new and acres, approximately 800 square trees. Immediate occupancy. Price call Madplln* Smith, Realtor. 3- pllng tha nation. LOST—Lady’s diamond ring. Find 3-0666. EFFICIF.NT Plumbing and heat able and standard typewriters. . iL-vd. Id months to pay. Cheaper Quiet, residential aectlon, con berg bible today la the great bibla mouth apaclal daluas club coupe. to open In Manehester on or about I'll Show It To You feet each concrete floor - earily TO BE SOLD $13,800, 1642 - 4679. ’The former Prime Mintatar ra> er please call 3-3966. Reward. ing. Plugged drains machine All makes of adding machines Drop in and watch the a.s- than renting. All musical instru venient to center. Large wooded Douglas Motora, 888 Main. OARAGE For rent, vicinity of November 1st. Call for appoint During Day Or Evening accessible. Rent rea.ionable. Tel i »**at tha economic proUmna cleaned. Phone 6497. sold or rented. Repairs on all ment! accepted in trade. Private lot. LOST—Tan male cat, 3 years old, I Benton and Kart Wadsworth ment. Hartford 2-1411. aemhly of the Cris-Craft SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 8974 or inquire 342 Adams street WOODBRIDGE STREET THREE TENHaiENT, rant* 246, Leuma^j facing Britain were world-wlda in makes. Marlow’s. lesaona for beginners. Chester Ac n e w g a r r i s o n Colonial ready anaw m to Sandy. Vicinity Ridge 1643 CHEVROLET two-door strsats. Phone 4041 after 9. HEATING From A to Z. Con ONLY ELLINGTON 243, 130. Price 211,800. Carlton W. sedan, apacial daluas. An aaesp- EARN $90 to 6l00 easily spare Racing Pram Kit. cordion Studios, 91 Union street. If you are seeking a comfor for Immedlat* occupancy. Three atren. CkU 6999 between 9 a. m.-1 version burners, boiler-burner LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE Hutchin*. 2-6132 or 6331. Tn*>phl great hikubible o f Mainz w a a I | v 'YOU „. can make great efforts tlonally clean car. Baeallant oon. time. Just show new Christmas Tel. 5709. Houses for Rent 65 with view of Connecticut's roll- table, well built home of 7 rooms, bedrooms with large closeU, tile '3:80. units, complete heating systems. No. i; $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, MR. ALBERT, HARTFORD 6-0358 bath, lavatory, fireplace, hot lettered .nd^ profuaaly^^m ■ . dlUon ttirougbouL Center Motor Mototcytksr—nicycles catds-Everyona-buya. ExpetieoCie. —63-cu.-y anl,--Daltv»Tealncoat. size 46 Lake. Call Coventry 7-7129 or 2- hood. Excellent choice for two able printing would be. For the 60 CHRISTMA.*! Cards $1 29. New turd Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. Pri?:*2if,6oo**’ 3702. eauaa wa wars a aoclaUatic govara* • mant o f tha amount of dapoalt. DoioRS OPENED, keys Attedi Edward Johnson. Phona 6979 or 9 and 5. ' Building Materials 47 extra long. Gray 100% nylon', 7478. GI's. 29,700 each unit. ^ unknown acrlba who did tha copy |Wa Have A Few New Plymouth! copied, vacuum claanars, irons, embossed name-imprints pay you 218. Call 2-3092. .ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. mant natlonallaing things.’^ - 6044. BROAD BROOK •— Near new ing started on April 4, 1483. and LOST PASS BOOK No. /9 t! For Early Delivery guns, ate., repaired. Shears, fastest profits. Free samples sell BOLTON — Building atone and FRANK'S Antiques and second 983 Main Street . Notlca (a hereby given that Op hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys MODERN SH'ROOM home, fire school, new rix large, finished wound up 18 montha iatar, on July knIvsB. mowers ate. put Into con COMPLETE FURNACE repair themselvcA Easy to make |.50 flagstone. ^ I t o n Notch Quarry, FLAGSTONE Wanted to Rent 68 H. B. GRADY Tel. 3450 9. 1463. _ tional Share Book No. 497, iasued 1963 Chrysler WIndenr Deliuie 4 ing service. Gas, oil or coal. Win extra on 100 dollar assortment— Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. and sells good used furniture and GREEN Upholstered upright Agent place, tile bath, rear terraae. At rooms, full Cella'r, plaatar walls, Dr.—Loaded with eatraa. You*| dition for coming needs Bralth Down through the years tha Adlai Defends by The Mastcheater .Savings and ter air conditioning systems In deluxe and religious 21-card, antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to piano, car radio. Phone 5407. YOUNG MARRIED couple with After 5 P. M, please Call 3969 tached garage. Radiant heal, wall Youngstown kitchen, picture win must aaa and drive thia one. waits, 03 Pearl street. We have 60,000 feet of bible has been tranalatsd into all Loan Aaaoclatlon. Iiic., haa bean stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin others. Best-selling line. $1 name MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. 5:30. Boven r.ionlha ole! child deeire 3-4 Mancheater 8009 to wall carpeUng In large living dow; atlghtly elevated lot, fenced 1991 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Dr. $2 down, 22 weekly. Buy tha new stoile that must he moved at room 'ii’-nished or semi-fu'mlahed room and hall. Amealta driveway. on aides. Only 112.900. I-ow down' major languagaa and many an ab- lost and application haa baan POWER BURNERS and Range 6 McCabo street. Phone 6793. stationery. Assortments on ap MANCHESTER — Four room TWO 6-ROOM Caps Cod homes Korean Action —Nice two tone gray. Radio, Worcester Power Mower. Fa once to make room for new Wanted— To Buy- 58 apartment. Call Mr*. Day, 8038. Fully landscaped lot. Immediate payment buys It. Associate Real •cure ona. made to aaid Aaaoclatton for pay Burners axpart'.y citanad and proval. Friendship, 485 Adams, home. Wall to wall carpeting. two rooms unfinished. One haa heater, nice seat eovara GUARANTEED Fast plumbing mous Briggs-Stratton motor. USED HOT air furnace with oil occupancy. Price $19,500. ty. Bfoad Brook. Tel. Windsor In 1903 a two-voluma work da- ment o f the amount of dapoalt. serviced. Let us aervlra and re Elmira, N. Y. huilding. Will sacrifice for w a n t e d —Girl’s bicycle, used, Aluminum storm window* and garage. Price 211,500 and 211,900. and heating, alteration and new Phone 4164. burner. Phone 2-5844. BUSINESS Couple, clean, reapon- Locks 2-0736. 'tailed tha blblcal editions of all (ftoMtmad from Pliga Ow) 1991 Chrysler New Yorker New pair your washing machine or re quick sale. All colors, as low good condition, 16" to 20". Phone albie, quiet, no children, desire 2 screen*. New oil burner furnace. One 5-room ranch with two bed tima. port-E xtra clean. Black gnd frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. work. Perma-glass, gas, electric BOOKKEEPER with knowledge 50% OFF on famous make Bat a.i 13 CENTS A FOOT. 2-4144. or 3 room apartment, preferably Fully Insulated. Near bus line. rooms. one 5 room ranch with HIGHLAND PARK, Spring Street Thara war* 9J48 diffarant adt-1 Josaph Stalin, but Harry Truman, Annoancements 2 green. Torque drive, V-8 engine. hot water heaters sold and in of typing for part time work. CaU .^AUTOMATIC WASHER Lots for 8al«' ~ n teries. Written guarantees. 21.00 f'lrnlahed. Reference.* furnished. 120 X 121 lot. Nice shade tree*. Three bedrooms 218,500. Exclueive —Ideal modernlzeid home for large lions by then, and to glvj,. you j or even poaribly Adlai Stavanaon. 1960 Chrviler Imperial 4-D r— REFRIGERATION Service, com stalled at reasonable rates. Time 2-2200, SPECIAL family. 6 bedrooms, 2 full baths DRAPERIES Made to ord#r. Any down, 21.00 weekly. Calso Serv- Phone Manchester 2-1676. Immediate occupancy, 210,000. with The Hallln Agency, Realtors ■TWO LOTS, high and dry, with •oma Idas of tha extant to tha] Thia country, ha dacUred, Nice blue paint. Radio, heater. mercial and domaatic. See our payments ahrarged. Skelley FREE DELIVERY in WANTED--Twin bed*. Phone 2- sleeping porch, atear.i oil heat. A t atyle. Reasonable. For informa Icenter. Tel. 4164. 4165, or 2-0980. ^ FOR’ ONE WEEK ONLY Carlton W, Hutchins. Phone 2- Phone 2-9221. aanltarv sewer In atreet. South tranalatlona, six of thaie adltlons j "must play tha principal part in Haa new white tires. display of guaranteed uaed refrlg- Bros. 2-8714. squares. Home owners, build 4167. 250 REWARD. 4 or 5 room un tached garage. Large well land tion caU 3-8909. Help Wanted— Male 36 5132 or 6231 west corner Irving and Wlnda- were in. Shambala. That'a a Ian- saving ouraalvaa, our friends and cratora. George H. Wllllama Aa- $50 trade in allowance furnished apartment urgently 95 WASHINGTON STREET —Co scaped lot offers diveraifled rec 1900 Dodge Meadowbmok 4-Dr.— LENNOX Furnace authorized deal USED GUNS, rifles, pistols, shot ers, don’t miss this chance. mere streets. Inquire 270 Oak. guage spoken by some 60,000 per- our civUli»tton" from "thU mon- •ociatea, 260 Tolland Turnpike, on Blackstone or ABC- needed by couple with well be BU'Y FROM owner and save. Cape lonial, seven rooms, f\ill bath and reation, Owner transferred. Im CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kln- Radio, neater. New east covers. er. Furnaces repaired and servlc EXPERIENCED Meat cutter, also guns bought and sold? Guns re Large stock of marble, slate, Rooms without Board 59 eons in what then was German jatef tyranny" o f Communlam. dergarten school. Children 8H Manchester. Phone 2-3069, nights haved 6 year old daughter. Phone Cod, expandable fo six rooms. lavatory, attached garage plumb- mediate occupancy. Price $23,600. 1900 Plymouth Special Dsliixa 1 7691. ed. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9844. experienced counter man. Apply paired. Nassiff Arms Co.. 1015 blue stone. 0-Matic. East Africa. I atr-fGorr -McKee)- Psnwnals- “Tour ChryaDr-PlymoulH"T5riiTef ‘ XTTsTIfr ■ a7 ' W a Tor'men'over 2Sr owning of"sbTe "YffSTiT given'," 'nd’ 'obTrg^^^ Kitchkitchen privileges. Own entrance. to match Cape Cod theme. Fire "pofcF.' Lot 80 X 17.5 ft. impiedlate Tel. Manchester 3683 cation, forward J. Moriarty7UW5, ------i«#ue4n “Tirl to, and we to purchase and personally drive William Tunsky. 2-9095. SERVEL Refrigerator—7 ctl. ft, A Couple or one person. Call -5703. atreet. place. useful, dry basement. 212,- occupancy. Exclusive with R. T. THB PROSPECT Hill School fori I CARPENTER will frame unOntah- local and tong distance moving, He said hla mail indicated Uia-' BROWN-BEAUPR?:, Inc. ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart acceptable trucking equipment. buy at 240. Tel. 8837 between S 6(10. Phone 3932. McCann Realtor. Phone 7700. DELMONT STREET—Six room young children. Tranaportatlon LOAM. Superior quality. Imbnedi- 770 Silas Deane Highway SuburMn for Sile ^75 (Oontinoed from Page Oua) I people are troubled moat by theea SO Biasell St. Phone 7191 Call 2-4391. ford 6-1428. Excellent earnings on year 'rouajl p. m. and 7 p. m. single, oil steam heat., garage. fumlahed. Mra. LaU Tybur, dlrM* | ate delivery. Call Mancheater OtfERSIZE Six ..room brick Cape four queatlona: long-term contract in nn essential Inquire 52 Delmont atreet. BOLTON—High elevation, eaey "Korea, how perioua ia tha Com- tor. Phona 3-6767. I FOR OIL Biumar service and in- MANCHESTER -P a ck a g e Dellv 7320 or Rockville 5-5652. HEDSTROM Baby carriage , and Cod with basement garage. Living commuting, healthy climate. the assertion of Gov. Adlai E. 1950 CHEVROLET, Fleattine de Industry unaffected by business Wethersfield, Conn. Notice Stevenson.; of Illlnol*, his Demo |munlat danger In thia country, la stallatton by 10 years expar ery. Local light trucking, and atroller. Excellent condition. room with fireplace, dining room; CUSTOM Built six room Cape Cod, Lovely new ilx-room ranch home W AN TED -Ride to Travalar’a, 8- luxe tudor sedan, radio, heater. fluctuations, strikes, lay-overa. NOVELTY Woodcraft, bric-a-fcrac. cratic opponent, that tha raal our properity in danger, and how isnead oil burner sarvica man package delivery. Refrigerators, Phone 2^398. cabinet kitchen, porch, three twin two unfinished, full shed -dormer, 4:30. Vicinity East Canter atraet. Excellent condition throughout, etc. Write stating age. experience and antique furniture for sale. Annual Town Meeting with many extras. Built for a fight Is against Communism—not can we get the highest Integrity Gall ManchaaUr 3-1731 or 3-8003 washers and stove moving Phone Hartford 9-0045 size bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, -heated garage, porch, Young*- Phone 3-3494. color cream. Easy tarma. Doug briefly. Greyvan Lines. Inc:, (A f Ye Old Craft Shop, 51 Mill street, PRICED TO Sell—PorUble radio- NOW IS THE TIME . The legal voter* of the Town of dlacrlmlhatlng owner. Immediate Individual Communlata. and dignity In government?" apeclalty. Phone 2-0752. lavatory, abundance of closets tcuyn kitchen, hot water oil heat, las Motora, Sas Main, Street. filiated with Greyhound Llnerl, 59 Manchester. phonograph combination. Elxcel- Coventry, Connecticut, are hereby oecupanev. R«aaonable price Promising that If he were Taking up these iaauea, he said: WANTED—Ride from vicinity of STONE AND Brick mason, also West Grand Ave., Chicago 10. III. . \ FOR warned and directed to meet at quality aluminum combination laiindry In basement, screen* and Suburban Realty Co. Realtor*, cement work. Valentino BeUuccl, ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking Open Saturday and Sunday lent condition. Six months eld. Reeled he would ferret out any j "No approach to tha problem of Center and West O ntar streets 1949 DODGE CORONET convertl- PLUMBER'S Tools, work bench, the George Hersey -- Robertson doors and window's throughout. storm window*. Quick occupancy 541 Jtein street. Phona 8216. 80 Birch a tr^ t Phone 3-1601. Co. Rubbish, ashes removed WANTED -Experienced painters Phone 2-8801 l>efore 5 p. m. Cohimuniita in tha government, corrupUmi In government la good t o Hartford and return. Working hle. Low mileage, very clean, like vise, porch fprnlture. Pieces of School on Monday, October 6, Landscaped lot. One year old Call owner 2-3582. Htevenion aaid In a telavlalon enough if it Ignorba tha dapper Dump truck available for loam and paperhangers. Apply Edwin Combination Doora 2-6 x 6-8— Exclusive with Wtrren Howland BOLTON-- New four-room house, . . hours 8:30 to 9:30. Phone 3-3457, new Inelde and nut. Radio, heat WINDOW SHADES made to order lumber. Inquire 22 Locust street. 3(/GALLON Hot water tank, al- GARAGE FOUNDATIONS 1952 at 8 p. m. to vote on the fol broadcast last night that l ^ n - problem o f corruption in man. gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. Cook 6526. B.W. Each 215.50 Realty. Phone 8600 anytime. MANCHESTER- Old colonial. Six French road. All modern conven er. white sidewall Ursa. Prtvataly and Installed. Venetian blinda athlng most new. The first 25 takes it. lowing articles: hower was pledging that It hdwera j - "We j o not say that a biuik ia WANTED—RWera to Hartford, vi- owned. Priced right at 61,430. TWO 12-GAUGE double barrel rooma and den. Fireplace, thitch ience*. Over acre land. Center and curtain rods. 34 hour service. RUBBISH Disposal, ashea. etc WANTED — Woman living in Framing 2 x. 4 to 2 x 10 Call 2-1485. . . Article 11) ______NOW VACANT on rage. 211,000 for quick sale. Down" adding that lo hear Elsenhower "Behind every crooked tax col- Lake irtreet and New Bolton Road 28Q A WEEK from start-Guar PEAT HUMUS, excellent soli con Stain Grade IH Mahogany Doors tian blinds, "*tc. Price, ha/t been right at 212,500. Wtti qualify for the beat In valura aee-Bob Oliver, Portable . equipment. General the Board of Finance estimates payment 25..500. Call Howard R, speak, the people could Just relax lector la a croOkad tax payer." to Pratt A Whitney, Hamilton anteed bonus and commission. ditioner and top dressing. Man Avg. 28.95 • dra.rilcslly reduced. An exisllcnt G.r. Call T*’? Ellsworth Mitten Center Motora welding, boiler and furnace weld PAINTING and paperhanging. and recommendation* a* ia neces Hasting*. 2-1107 for appoint In a aecure and practically taxless He praised DemocraUcSenators building. Hours 8 • 9:8<). Phone Interior and exterior. Cabinet Married man with car to service chester 6515. Weatherstrip Windows, assembled OIL DRUM, 23. 142 Spruce atrMt. bargain for a- thrifty shopper. ment. Agency,,Realtors, 6930. ing. Phonea 3-1088 or 3-8763. an estsbilehed route'of customers. from 215.00 up sary. - , ,, ,. ,, , [ E*te* Kefauver o f Tenneaaae, Paul 8939. 7- ' 1948 PONTIAC streamliner aedan- building and building contract Call today. T. J. Crockett, broker The D ein w allc presidential Douglas of Illinois, James W, Full- Phone Hartford 5-5028 for inter POULTRY—Manure for gardens, Article (3) . ''' TWO-FAMILY house, 6-6. Inter VERNON—Fine Ranch home, 30' ette. Hydramatic, lustrous green. ELOQR PROBLEMS solved with Ing. CaU a iff. 2-4298. NATIONAL BUILDERS To empower the. Board of Phone 5416 or residence 37.5,1, nominee needled Elaenhower aubt- bright of Arkanatu, Reps. Frank A beautiful one owner car. (>ne view. lawns, shrubs. Supply limited. SUPPUES MAGIC CHEF gaa' stove, two BUILT-RITE ior need* repair. Centrally locst X 36'. 8 bedrooms. Plenty closet ly to make public a statement of .linoleum, asphalt tile counter, . Aptojnobllcs for Sale 4 PAINTING, Exterior and interior, Minimum delivery 10 bushels. overstuffed Chairs, two small Selectmen and the "Town Treas MANCHESTER — East Side — ed. Go*«* buy. For appointment space with eliding doors. Living U Chelf of Kentucky, and Cecil R. you would be proud to own, ^ o r ■bipert workmanship, free rati 420 Davenport Avenue jurer lo borrow money from time his financial affairs—an account King of California. Ha aaid they the beet in values buy at Center paperhanglng. Ceiltnga reflntah Phone evening^ 6971. G. A. Carl New Haven. Conn. tables. 40. Russell atraet.-^Phone Duplex four and four. Large rail 2-5097. room with fireplace and picture ing that James A. Hdgerty, the I960 STUDEBAJCER Champion matsa Open avanlngs. Jonea.Fur 2-1146 or 4884. h( time as needed to meet current room* with extra large attic, lot Window.' Large cabinet Vltch*n. all "have dlatinguiahed them- tudor sedan. Fully equipped and Motor Calas, 461 Main atraet. ed. Wall paper books on request, Read Herald Advis. son, 136 "kummer atreet. Telephone ST 7-3097 CONSTRUCTION CO- general's press rapreaentativa, said nitura. Oak atraet. Phona 3-1041 expenses. y - , IOC X 150'. One side available on MANCHESTER In one' of the Porch, oil hot water baaeboa u •elves In tha fight against evil in ' guaranteed. Very low .mileage. Ratimatea ^ven. Fully, Insured. Article (4) would be given '"later on" In the |I and out of government." 1947 CHBVROIJCT, Fleetmaeter, Call Edwar/I R. Price. A1003. 806 MAIN STREET sale. Asking 214,000. For appoint nicest sections In town, six room heat. Lot IQO' x 250'. Immediate campaign. Local one owner. For j^his one see LINOLEUM P.emnanta 00c square To see what action the town On the issue o f Communlam in two-door sedan, radio, heatalL yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering ment pleaae call Howard R. Hast deluxe Cape Cod, all modern con occupanoy, 214 .300. Tom Minor, The Elsenhower camp, pushed I Bob Oliver today. Center 'Motor FREE EOTWATES. Exterior MANCHESTER wishes to take In regard to* the venlence* and lot* of extras. For this country, ha said that "I don’t Very good condition.; Blue Aniaiu Done by raitabir, well-trained ings, 2-1107. agent. Tel. Rockville 5-5042. Into the defensive over the, week- j believe oath* and affldavita are Sales. ^ Dotiglaa Motors. S3S Main itrseq painting. Have If done now. expenditure of Toww' Aid Fund* full Information. OsII the Ells end by Stevenson's action In bar men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall DIAL 2-8727 available to the town of Coventry WE WILL Build you a 4-room ROCKVILLE - Six-Room Ranch much good, because a real Oom- 1948 CHEVROLET convertible. I A o n e 2-1383. worth Mitten Agency, Realtor* ing hi* income lax returns for the I 1948 KAISER eedan. 1300.'or ynbP Linoleum Co., 06 Cottage street under the provisions of Section* home on one of our lota In E,a*t Home, •ock faced re«td^i^^ TipHiif m m r “ T I BEFORlC YOU Buy a uaed ckr 1949 HUDSON Commodore six M ATTRESa Your old mattreasaa provisions of Section 2177, Con A.ttractive Cape Cod, constating CAPE COD, ye*e olS^ four down ‘ I see Gorman ICotor dales..Bulck Wolcott on washing machtnea, acreens. builtdn dinette In ‘•‘tch-1 “ P *"'"* ji.b forprofew^^ door. Prite $1,000. Inquire 18 vacuum- claanera, motora, small aterlllzeU and remade like new. nectlciit General Statutes, revi of six finished rooms: living room two partially .complete. Shed dor JIUlc apace. Ree r c ^ on- room In Sales and Sarvloa, 380 Main CaU Jopes Furniture and Floor sion of J949. with-,fireplace, large kitchen with mer. tile bath, fireplace. a\itoma- ^ .Gov. .lames F Byrnes of South It can be dona without slandering Jordt atreeL Phone 8840. atreet. Phone 3-40T1. Open eve ’ appUancaa. Plckr up and delivery, 806 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-1278 cellar. City water and sewer. Carolina will Introduce the gen- P*0P1®‘ Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041 Aftide (6) dining area, two good sized bed ■tlc hot water. Call owner 6011 Near Oonneclicut (?o. bu* line. nings. ______A-1 repair. Sales. 110 Main. eral. Tha Illinois governor opened hla ■- BUY A "ONE OWNER CAR" Phona 8097, DODGE That the Coventry Temporary rooms, tile bath all on 1st floor, Price 215,.500, Henr>- • Esrott sfieech with a new defense of the Easy Terms Regional School Planning Com plus two large bedrooms on 2nd In Coliimhia, the general could REAL Qi;lALT UTY USEli CARS To Include Agency. Henrv and TTielma Jef fund he has used to augment the ALTBRA’ITON Work done < COMPLETE f mittee be allowed to fill any floor. Oil heat. Beautifully land epeak orV a'n* isaue that would be .I960 Studebaker Champion Conv. I AT I ER PRICES A BARGAIN THAT fries Esrott. Real Eatste-Insiir- vigorously applauded by iSyrnea, pay of Illinois state officials. This ladies' and children's wear f vacancy that occur* In that com scaped double lot, evergreen*, — Radio and heater, red. Clean j FOR FIFTY-TWO ance, 256 High street west (cor. who claims credit for Instituting fund, he said, was made up of a Our coOnlry overhead savei you stores. Call 2-3838 after 6 p. m. ★ Mail _ mittee. maple grove, flowers, etc. Quiet, balance left over from hla 1948 as a new car. WARM AIR if Desk Space if Telephone i t Secretarial WON’T BOOMERANG! McKee). Telephone Mancheater the gpt-lough-wllh-Russla policy money on new and used cart. Dated at Coventry, Connecticut residential neighborhood. Fairly 3683. gubernatorial campaign, plus sub U 50 Butek Sedanette—Radio and| MORE WAYS NEW THAN CARS COSTING this 29th day of September, 1952. priced. Phone Town A Country while he was Secretary of State HousehoM Services • HEATING Rental Service Service Service ; sequent contributions from a .. heater.. Gray. _ 1902 Dodge ^T**Sor „8edan -Bully HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORE Ralph.V. Reynolds Realty, 'nc. Office —Hartford 3- WINDSOR— I-arge 6.-room Custom upder President Truman. group of businessmen. 6 complet? rooms, sll plastered Byrnes, a lifelong Democrat and 1949 Ford 8, 4-Dr. Sedan-^Heater, I equipped! Very low'mileagt? Offered 13-A SYSTEMS Chriatliin A. Welgold 6266 or Glastonbury ,3-2792. Brok built. Cape Cod.'tv.o hath*, twin The governor last Saturday AND r, Ray M. Da via er* protected. W'sll*. nsk floor* thrmigho\it, aur size hedroqms. Picture Irook holder of high offices at the hands made a report aaylng he gave a black. 1901 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan FLAT FINISH Holland window CHECK THESE FEATURES: DESK SPACE RENTAL INCLUDES of the party, ha* announced he SERVICE Stop in for a "Moqlc-Mlln*' dnmonftraHon Board of Selectmen kitchen 217..50O. Call Windsor 8- total of 218,160 to eight key state 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe—8pe-| , —Oyromatic tranamisslon. ’Thia ■hades made to measure. All / NEW lUILDING M AIL SERVICE plua of rioaeta. ceramic' tile hath will vote for Elsenhower. officials. car la like new in all reapects. Attest: 231.3. ' cial deluxe. Radio, heater. Gray. | metal Venetian blinds at a new Solve your heating problema or THEN JUDGE FOR YOURSELR Mildred C. Hlitgen, MANCHESTER metal combination doors and win Development of the Communist low price. Keys made while you Install new heating ayatem ^ CENTRAUY LOCATED TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE 1848 Plymouth .Special Deluxe 4- 1961 Plymouth Criinbrook 4-Dr. Town Clerk. Issue could push Jnto the back NOTED MASON KILLED w ait Marl.(tfh'a. TRADING HIGH dowa, ahingle exterior, detached Wanted— Real Estate 77 ground In Elsenhower's Columbia Dr.—Radio, and heater, low mile Sedan -Loaded with extras. A / AIR-CONDITIONED RUILDING DIRECTORY LISTING WELLINGTON ROAD • FURNACES speech the touchy civil rights is age. beautiful car with vary low V ELEVATOR SERVICE RECEPTIONIST SERVICE If you api^eclate a disUpgulshed garage, landaraped lot, convenient CUbUUDEKING SELLING Providence, Sept. 30—(/P)— Ed WEAVING of bums, moth holes •DUCT WORK sue on which Byrnes left th'e na ward M. Wheeler, 82, treasurer of mileage. home, good neighborhood, finest location. Priced reduced! - YOUR PROPERTY? 1940 Dodge 4-Dr.—Radio, heater, { and tom clothing, hosiery runs, / NEWLY DECORATED CLEANING SERVICE -f tional party by saying he would the New England Southern Meth- • OH. lURNERS FOR YOUR REPAIRS construction, you can't go wrong Without obligation to you, we ' Gray- 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-t>r. Sedan handbags rapalred, 4(pper re ELECTRICITY not support Steven.son. odUit Co'nferenca, wa* struck by ■ f i placement, umbreliaA repaired / PARKING FACILITIES SOUMENE On buying this seven room Eng will appraise or make you a cash — Radio and heater. A wonderful OR NFW After hi* one-shot Ijivaaion of ] automobile , In CrSnaton lost * SOLIMENE, Inc. men's skirt coUara rcverakiF and Plumbing and INCORPO RATED lish Provincial, having all con WARREN HOWLAND offer for property. See us before . buy- Dixie at Columbia, Eisenhower night and died early today at St. Dodge-PIynwuth Cara replaced.^ Marlow's Little Mending veniences you would expect includ you sell.. i>laiined to fly to Cleveland tonight I joM ph's hospital IAm I arraRgMiiMts for. A|Mts, Braktri, Ctitractoii, Salts Rapresaatativis ing modern kitchen. Call for fur BRAE-BURN REALTY Job-Rated Trucks 11960 Dodge H Ton' Panel—Excel Skop. 1 , BUjLDINfl WORK Realty to join hla, campaign train for Police charged tha driver, He€iting ther Information and appointment Phone 6273 684 CenUr Street lent condition. NO CHARGE DODGE some reel before he begins an ar- Joseph J. Elowitz, 50. of- Paw- Phone 0101 or 0103 ANTIQUES Repaired and reflnlsh- NO OBLIGATION SPACE AND FACILITIES MAY IE ANNOUNCEMENT IN HARTFORD PAPERS SEE to aee. ' ‘ Phone 8600 Anytime duous whlatle-elopplng foray with tucket, with driving to endafiger. 1949 Ford 6 Cylinder Ton Pick ed. 30 yeara of lb s beat. Dwyer DEPENDARILITY BUYERS WAITINO—Single and Safe Place To Buy Uaed Cara! up— A very clean truck. 88 MONTHS TO PAT INSPECTED DAY OR NIGHT W IU. RE WITHHELD 10 DAYS ALICE CLAMPET,” Realtor two-fahnily homes For efficient an aarly morning speech at Bay | Wheeler, prominent in ■■N** Products, West Street, Bolton City, Mich. LEngland Masonic circles, vrma 1989 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good, 032A VALUE 'Phone 3-4.543 and confidential rervlcs call, A. 1940 Ford Tudor Sedan. SPECIAL—Six mile* ' from . Mari' Reale, Broker. 2-1919. Possibly In anticipation of thia ratruck aa ha crossed a foiir-lana low priced . transportation, 6140. V. P. M6RCIN 6 GO. C A LL 2-1278 (Days) C A LL 2-5775 (Evenings) WM. KANEHL cheater, iiouae 16' x 50' All Im intensive campaigning, the general jhighway in front of Maaonic hall. • Written guarantaa. Name your New Arrivala Daily BnUdUif—ContnetinK 14 Plumbing and Heating * Contractor-Builder 6perty call' Silburban night talking over the general j Providence office of the National Canter atreeL 3-0980. SPECIALISTS in garage founds MANCHESTEE Center St. Tel. 7773 Appointment call 5693 after 12 27,500. About 21,500 down. CaU Realty Co., Realtors, 641 Main ■ituatlen with Gov. Thomas E. | Jeweldrt' Board nf Trade. He BARLOW MOTOR SALES tlons. Esttmatea on request—No noon. 2-4M$ er 6980. - Dawey of Ntmr York. . 'lanvaa hla wtdow, Harriat. '■ chargt. BuUt-Rlte Construction MANOHESTER IS 6R0WING - ARE YOU KEEPING UP? •tfaat CaU 8316. Wapplng Conn.—Phone 0404 .COMPLETE HEATING 1981 MODEL A Ford. Asking 660. Company. 806 Main street. Tel SERVICE C M O o v a n ^ 7-7713. Open Evanlnga and Sundays 3-8727. ^ '
J i',-- * f TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1962 f A G E SIXTEEN ilKanrh^stfr Cnraitis
The Mancheeter Green PTA, he* Town Losing Invited parent* of the fourth, fifth Misn Is Fort Dlx ‘Soldlrr of Month’ About Town and aixth grader* to attend a mem> .., to replace the berahlp rolfe* hour at the Orefn CD Director School tomorrow at * p.m. Teach « Olrl Icout Troop > will hold lU er* of the** grade* will apeak in it mortmc ol iho momw lomor- briefly on varlou* pha*e« of the old-fashioned sink KTW it 7 pm. in Coop*r H«U of arhool program for th* Interme SchenHel’s Resignation Qm South MtUiodUt Church. diate grade*. During the meeting Effective Tomoprow; and aocial hour, parent* will have ' Mombrrf ot Tempi* CJwpUr. an opportunity to become ac No Successor Named 0B8 will b* on hnnrt tomorrow quainted ndth th* teacher* and wiilit at th* Mnnonle Tempi* from other paten t*,...... ___tomon'ow. ! ToVldek on: Vo reeifm m trtM tor be withmit a civilian defense head. I th* rumm»i* **1*. w-hlrh open* at Mr*. Margaret Donahue of 20 Chief ' of Police Herman O. | o'clock Thur*d»y momtn* In the Cheitnut aireet h*a returned home flchenders resignation ai director; uiQuat hall. Good* for the **le after attending the funeral of her of the civilian defense unit which Lmay aUo b* left at the home of aUter, Mr*. Ellen Bayllaa of New be has headed aince Ita organiM-1 jh* chairman. Mr*. Paul Cook. 11» London, tIon In May. become* effac- Mather atraet. If ptrkup I* de«ir*d tlve then, and np one has yet been ! Jlr*. Kdwln roatar. th* worthy Olrl Seoul Troop H3, will hold appointed to.succeed him. matron, or Mr*. Herbert Urwelder its flr»l meeting at the Verplanck Schendel, who aald that the may b* ealHd. School tomorrow at fl io p,m. All double duties of police and civilian former membera art urgad -to at defenfe . work were proving too t St" nuabath’a Mother* Cirri* tend. much for him physically, has not win meat tomorrow avaning at • acted on an iqformal request of d'clork at th* horn* of Mr*. Rlt* Parents of Lincoln tchool chll some mamber* of;,the Board of ^ r l . 12 We*t *tre«t. Member* dren are reminded of th* recep Directors that he remain on the are reminded of th* food aal*. tion at th* school tomorrow from Job for another month. 7 to » p m., honoring the new Several weeks ago, the Board fit prinrlpal. Nathan Joy. Open houa# Directors referred to General A daughter waa bom Saturday Manager Richard Martin the at the Hartford Hoapltal to Mr. will be obaerred with th* teacher* present In their room* to meet th* task of flnding a successor to and Mr*. Michael f t Patrick of Schcndsl. A t that time, offlrtalt of 111 Olcott etreet. parents. Th* Lincoln School PTA U in charge, and Ita hopitallty com th* civilian defense organlutlon mute* will *erve r*fr*«hment». recommended that • the Job be Emanuel Women'* Mlaalonary placed on a full-time salaried Society Will meet Thuraday at 3 p. m. In th* Pariah Building with Th# Tall Cedark of Lebanon will Deputy Director Russell Hath* |gr». cancart E. Ol*on,Oleon, pr*maem,prealdent. inIn meeimeet tonightlonignc at* i the me Masonic Tem- in,,- away said today he is not asaum- ..almcEa^-tpllowlng... yj.* ...tag .the-top-sp^.-ip-Vlto-OtgAnlm-, matting, arsound motion pictur* of Holme* Eiiner*! Home to pay re- tion and said th* Job of flnding * mUMnnary------• " — ill Biasing ipecta------tou Arthur „i— . B. Holm*#, whose new head la up to ■ th* Board of Young$touti Kitehetu In New Guinea," will be shown. brother. Mark Holme*, la a mem Director#. - , - - gv. g ‘ .Art/' W \^ Philemon Anderson. p**tor'* aa- ber of Nutmeg Porest. Cabinet Sink, 4S” .Deluxe Tmn mum term* atstant. will sing, and a group of Dishwa-ahing’* e a »y with this gleaming beauty! And MW memtoer* artll be welcomed The annual meeting of Manches iato th* Society. flefreahmenU and ter Chapter. Red Croa*. will be Official V. B, Army PhMo. CALL that extra-deep (11" deep) second bowl is so handy a aortal hour nave been arranged held tonight at fl o'clock In Wood ChorlM W . Lathrep for light laundry. Sliding removable drainbpard ruff Hall of Center Church. Th# Pvt. Philip Job*rt,.of P Com-okekeen competition from a number by th* hostess commute*, Mr*. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Poet, No. FOR , Edward Marsh, chairman, and program will Include recognition p*ny, »«4th Infkntry Regiment. 1* of soldier* nominated by other cover* either bowl, giving work space to spar*. 103, AL. will hold Us flrat hu«l- — - -am- | ununit* on the post. Mrs. ttmll Brandt. Mrs. Msry of *er\'lcea. with th# rewarding of naei' meeting for the new season shown receiving a certificate nam AecidM t liuuranc* service atrlpei and certlflcate* of ing him "Soldier of th# Month’' at A* a reward. Pvt. Jobert re Coat* amaxingly little. JohnsM, and Mra. A m I Johnson. tonight *t th* po*t home et 8 a n d R m I E s to t* accompllahmenl. A maettng of th# Fort DIx. N. J., from Major Gen- i ceived an expense.free, thr«p-day o'clock. A Urgere turnoiifTiirnoiji I*m **- *.#< « :_ tour of New York City aa a gueat IM East Center 8t., Tel. 2-08*4 Hi* Alplna Society will hold Its board of director* at 7 p.m. will pectert by the new commander, 1 eralc_r*l Homer W.W^ Kiefer, command- j THE I’RICES WE QUOTE YOU ARE precede th# general assembly. Ing generel of the 9th Infantry I of Flrat Army Special Service*. jnontlUy maaUng tomorrow night Wilber T, Little. While In New York he will .stay at INSTALLED PRICES — CALLOUS _ at 7:16 at tha Italian-AmsHean I Division and Port DIx. — I An all-group meeting of the a flrat-claas hotel, visit a plush aub M Bdrldga atrset I Pvt. Jobart wa* aeUcted by a Women'* l.e*gu# Por Service will HI. Mary's Guild will meet at Board of Officer* from the 9th In -, Broadway night club, and eat the be held at th* Second Congrega 13:30 p.m. Thursday In the Guild f*ntry Division on the ba»l» of hi* | beat of food. ANDERSON and JOHNSON tional Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. room. Member* will bring »*nd- soldierly appearance, attention to Hia parents, Mr. and Mra. Mar HALE'S The president. Mr*. J. Herbert wlchea, and th* ho»te»ia». Mr* duty and knowledge of military, cel Jobert, live at 733 Center street A PLUMBING and HEATING ' Finlay, will pr**ld«, and plan* will Minnie Brown. Mr*. Alex Clifford aubjact*. He won the honor after In Manchester. TELEPHONE 7549 or 6884 L h b I B t v t r a f M be mad* for the season’* actlvl- and Mr*. J*me» Greenaway, will Headquarters aerv* tea, coffe* and dessert. AT LOW PfUOES tlei. Th* Lucy Spencar group will . Membera of the Army and Navy serve refreshment*. Th* Mary Mc The Willing Wrtfkcr* of the South Methodlat WSCS will meet Club are requested to meet at the FOR A r llH ir Drag Clure group will lead with devo The Army and Navy Club Auxil clubhouse at 7 o’clock tonight to i iary will meet tonight at 8 o'clock tomorrow at 3 p.m. Illustrated Rotms S A. M.f tion* and the Mary Cu»hnl*n nroup slide* on -World Peace will be proceed from there' to the Holme*' will be In charge In th# kitchen ' at th* club. shown and each member ha* , the Funeral Home to pay respect* to priTI IVffV HT tnVTTfnj it HIIWWT. -tne-laU-.-Artlmr—"Bud.’.’.. Holme*., tesaea will b* Mr*. Annie Young who was a member of the club. •nd Mr*. JennI* Van Haverbeke. Mother Cahrlnl Mother* Circle The Friendly Circle of Manches will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with ter la holding a rummage sale to Mr*. June Begley of 48 Bunce morrow night at 7 o’clock and drive. PLANNING TO BUY Thursday morning at lO o'clock at the Community Y on North DRIVEWAYS Main Street. Mr*. R. K. Chap man, chairman of arrangement*, OR BUILD A HOME? will be assisted by Mr*. Andrew Wavland. Mrs. Harry Conde, Mra. LECLERC NO MONEY 36 MONTHS E. B. St4Mle, Mrs. John Dawhurat. Ron^M. R«frig«ratort Mra. David Starrett and Mr*. Don FUNERAL-HOME ald Frankland. Membera are re- .WoslMrs and AN DOWN TO PAY CONGRATULATIONSI Walter N. queated to contact Mra. Chnpman Leclerc, OHtar AppHciicM WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT This Mviiiffs iiMtViutfmpis Just as tnthuaiastic a* you are regarding donations and pick ups. Director. AND KNOW HOW , about home ownership. Every monthly payment, after Membera of King David Lodge n. JWHALOcou DdNT^ DELAY — CALL TODAY taxes and interest represents a fine way of saving. of Odd Fellow* w,lll gather at the FUNERAL Holmes Punerai Home tonight at SERVICE YOU CAN ALWAYS DO lUSINESS WITH We will be happy to discuss home financing with you. Service is both T o'clock, to pay (Inal tribute to Arthur Holmes, whoa* brother, as MAIN 8T. ,, - frieiidly and prompt. Come in anytime, at your convenience. Mark, and his son. Arthur, are Mancheatar C a ll 2 -5 8 6 9 member* of the lodge. Read Herald-Adv*. O pM Daily: f A. M.-B P. M. 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