BINGO Mpralh

CHENEY LIBRA-)

.fV* TUESDAY, SEPXEBIBES 14, IR4$' MM* f a o e FOURIEBS^?' Emtittg^^eraUi Avaraga Dally Nat Pram Haa' T h aW a Far Ow Maatk *f AagaM ItU ' •« o. a .' both tn and out of state where they Bruno Dubaldo, local mualclan have made an appearance. la attending the Hartford School T o Conduct ETangelistic Series Here G O e fC lu b 9,243 About Town In addition to Director Peareem of Mnalc where be ie furthering the Executive committee la com- ml nw A rnm Mpralh hla muaical knowledge. poaed of the following: Miss ^ Mr*. C. D. Mskepeac* of Co­ Opens Year Jeanette Paton, president; Mlsa Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin and Maneha$tar-^A City o f Vttiaga Charm bum rood, p ^ a m t of tboJ«rowd Rana u Tear Gaa Let Loose and a number of years In the mis­ The Executive committee of the conviction o f person or persons involved man. li sion field In that country. He is O Clef Club held its flivt meeting Homnabad Taken at present studying for hts PhD. in the theft and damage of property Suit Started Today The tadlea Aid Society of the 'B u f f e r -PR i B at the Hartford Seminary Founds-] of the season at the home of Di­ Bolton CSenter CongregaUonal rector and Mra. O. Albert Pearson owned by this company or any of ita church wUl hold a food sale Thura- tlon. of Boulder road. A delldpua pic­ day at Hale’a atore. The sale will affiliates. By Indian Troops open at two o’clock In the after­ The Girl Scout Leaden Asso­ nic supper was served on the open W H E R E Y O U R ciation will meet at Center church porch at 6:30 p. m. The business noon. tomorrow evening at eight o’clock Against ‘^Big Four” meeting followed the dinnei^hour THE JARVIS REALTY CO. Hose Company No. 2 of the and all leaders are urged to at­ tend. Miss Esther Pickles, daugh­ with many new suggeetiona and F O O T R E N D S In Western Drive Mancheater Fire Department will have a drill this evening at 8:30 ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pickles plana for the coming season. at the fire headquarters, Main at of Holl street, who Is director of Rehearsals will get under way Thursday, Septombn 16, at 7:80 Hilliard atreet _____ Girl Scouts In Appleton, WlSi, will Parachute Soldiers Are Packing Companies be the speaker, and all Interested p. m. at the Emanuel Lutheran In troop leadership will be wel­ church. Prospective members are Thrown Into Invasion Invited to unite with the present News Tidbits come. Rev. Edw. B. Ferguson Mr*. Fergnso* IT'S members on this opening night. O f Hyderabad; Second Colled From (/P) Wires GoYemment files Qvil The committee, eq^used with SPECIAL OFFER Manchester Grange will meet tic meiUage above the average, tomorrow evening In Orange hall, Rev. Edward R. Ferguson of the prospects of the mmlng sea­ Largest Oty of Prince­ Two American Fliers Anti • Trnst Actiim when the first and second degrees Ontario, Canada, will be the guest and has had a successful min­ son, la sincerely striving to bring 2 0 % OFF istry In the pastorate, evangelis­ ly State Surrenders, Foreat and brash fires break out To Break Up firms will be conferred on a large class speaker at the Fall Evangelistic good music, socisbiUty and fellow­ NORMAL PRICE in at least seven widely-separated of candidates. services at the Church of the; tic field, and district superintend- ship Into one pattern. edey. He will'be accompanied by New Delhi Announces sections of drought-parched Con Into 14 Separate Oiv Nazarene, These meetings will be­ This will mark the twenty-first nectlcut... .David J. Breen of Sea Who Bailed Out Over ■ rxrUi^i'cl,' hU wife, who is an excellent eo- Francis I. Matson, commissary gin tomorrow evening, Sept. 15, season for the all-women's chorus Cliff, N. Y „ appointed dean of men ganisations; Defend* prano aololat and song leader. and through the yeara thsy have REUPHOLSTER YOUR V - > fo r man, third class, U. S. N., son of and will continue each evening,! New Delhi, Sept. 15— (/P)— and head oif science department of J Mrs. Anna Kolkoskl of 18 Haw­ except Saturday, through Sept, j They make a splendid evangelistic enjoyed continued success and India threw parachute troops Arnold College... .Chinese Com­ Crowd of strikers sad spectators breaks up aa a, tear gaa bomb I* let looee by police at the Standard OU ants Are Charged With te^m and should have a good popularity not only among the Soviet Zone Are Safe thorne street, is sening aboard 20.‘ The time of service on week' PARLOR SET into the invasion of Hydera­ munist railroad mine blows up Pii- Co. leflnory at Blehmond, CMlf. A F L maintenance workers went through a picket line of.CIO refin­ the U.S.S. Carrier Philippine Sea. nights will be 7:30 and on Sun­ hearing In Manchester. townspeople but in every locality kow botind train 90 miles north­ ery worker* setting off n two-hour fight between striker* and poUoe. (A P n tre^ oto). Suppressing Competi­ The public Is cordially Invited to bad today and captured Hom­ days at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.. ABSOLUTELY LIKE NEW west of Nanking killing at least Frankfurt, Germany, Sept 15—^parachuting out of hla falling plane tion; Names of Firms Glenwood C h a p m a n Court, Order of Mr. Ferguson has an Evangelis­ attend these services. nabad, 84 miles from the 100 persona... .Atlantic hurricane (/P)— Two American airmen who on * food flight to Berlin. Terms I As <2 Week Amaranth, will conduct the first capital. The drive was from centered about 800 miles south a Complete Selection of Maytex Fabrics pairachuted into the Soviet sons' " I passed at least 256 RiuMlan of a series of MiUtary Whists, to­ the west. The second largest southwest of Cape Race, New­ of Germany are back safely today soldiers, but none stopped me or Washington, Sept 15—(ff> morrow evening at eight o'clock versity and entered the Methodist INSURE Gov. Shannon ministry in 1906. He served foundland, at 5 a. m. today Seven Stales Select in the U. S. zone, the Air Force even paid any attention to me," — ^The government sued today In the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Pres­ Rev. W. R. Ward Sr. WItli § 4 t a Terms Conveniently Arranged— Call city of the princely state, Followers of Oen. Charles de churches in New Hampshire, Kan­ announced. aaid Capt. Kenneth W. Slaker, 1137 to break op .the “Big Four'* ton Sage of Cumberland street McKINNEY BROTHERS ♦dSc* »■ '0 .i' Aurangabad, and its canton­ Gaulle begin an appeal to France Visits Dewey The two are Cept. Kenneth W. North street. Lincoln. Neb. "A p ­ AUTO GLASS will direct the games. Playing sas. Missouri smd „Texaa. Hla last Enjoy the m vitiib txtrm actWid ment zurrendered in the north­ meat packing companies into Dies in Missouri Real Batate aafi la—r— ea to sweep him into power with fiood Slaker, Lincoln, Neb., and Lieut. parently the Russians did not even InstAUed will begin at eight o’clock i^nd pastorate waa the Oakley Metho­ west, giving Indi* vlrtumlly *11 of stamps . . . . Spectacular fire Political Candidates 14 separate and competitingi dist church in Kansas City. Mo., 605 MAIN ST. TEL. C060 mtrtti tht M l »/ Ou fM . . . ta all Smitty's Upholstry Clarence R. Steber, Mobile. Ala. recognize me aa an American sol­ Prompt Service door prises will be awarded as thmt comer of the state, the de- strikes two paper box companies The annotmeement said the two' dier." companies. A civil anti-trust' well as playing prizes. Refresh­ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., minis­ which he served until two years Bates Oiigiaalt .Try on a pair today^ T E L . 7267* First Political DIove of ftnse ministry said. in Louisville, Kentucky, business bailed out over the Russian zone Slaker and Lieut. Clarenc* 8te- suit filed in Federal eourt in C A L L 3S22 ments will also be served by the ter of South Methodist church, re­ ago. Military informants In Madras district, bringing all available fire­ Offices Range from Gov­ State Executive Since early yesterday when their plane ber. Mobile. Ala., bailed out over Chicago alleged that the “Big committee In charge, Mrs. OUve ceived word l^te yesterday after­ In addition to hla son he leaves aaid they thought Indian troops fighting equipment In the city to State Parleys developed engine trouble. Soviet-occupied Germany early Recave, chairman; Mra. Caroline noon of the death of his father. his wife, and daughter, EUzabeth might reach Hyderabad city and the scene. ernor Down to Minor He Got Nomination Steber was brought to Frank­ yesterday when their C-4T plane Four” packers — Swtft and White Gloss Co. Clegg, Mrs. Rebecca Provan, Mrs. suburban Secunderabad by Thurs­ Rev. W. R. Ward, Sr., of Kansas of San Antonio, Texas., and three B/ATIEl Ehccavation begins on site for Town Positions; Ma­ furt by U. S. liaison officers. carrying flour to blockaded m rlln Company, Armour and Company, 24 Birch SL Manchester Msrtha Gilweeh, Mrs. Arcelia other sons, Robert, Borden and day or Friday. This would virt­ new 165,000,000 U. N. beadquar- Of Democrats Slaker, pilot of the C-47, which develop!^ engine trouble. the Cudahy Pacldng Company g»wf Crawford, Mrs. Ruby Luce, Mrs. City, Mo. Death followed a ihajor Hartford, Sept. 15— (4V-J*nt«» operation on the previous Monday. James all of whom are residents HALE’S ually end' the fighting, which ra . . . Connecticut Clinical Con- jor Primary Results was ferrying food from Wiesbaden Steber waa returned to Berlin wrUaon and Company, vae.—vio­ Open DaOy 8 A. M. To 8 P. M. Helen Hudson and Mrs. Clara Ag- stemmed from the refusal of the C. Shannon, the Republican nomi­ Mr. Ward has suffered poor health of Kansas City, Mo. - grress In New Haven told that new to Berlin, was said to have been .today after being turned over to lated the Sherman A ct by aupre* Indodlttg Saturday new. wealthy Moslem Nizam to Join nee for governor, goes to Albany, sing competition. for the past two years which Mr. Wtu*d left by air this morn­ Headquarters developments in chemical control To Name Their Candi­ turned over to constabulary units Americans by Russian authorities. Plenty Of Parking RED MEN'S hla state to the Indian union. By The Associated Press N. Y „ today for a conference with on the Russian border shortly aftef On orders from high A ir Force It asked that Armoor and Swift necessitated his retirement from ing to attend the funeral which of insects aa “ perhaps “ greatest A son was bom Sxinday mom' FOR DUorder* Are Rife each be divided into five separate On Premises the active ministry Just one year will be held Wednesday forenoon. advance in medical science in the Voters in seven states had their dates fo r C^ongresa in Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican midnight. He was flown to Air officers, Slaker declined to say ex­ Ing at Providence hospital, Wash­ India asserted when its troops Force headquarters tn 'Wiesbaden. actly where or how he crowed the companies, and Cudahy and WU- ington, D. C., to Mr. and Mrs. ago. ; Interment will follow in the family struck into the south central state past war." . .. American Jet fight­ candidates all picked today for nominee for president. er plane explode* over Bavaria, Five Districts Tonight A ir Force officials said Slaker border. After making the cross­ son each be divided into two sep­ Thomas R. McCabe of Tacoma Born in Moundsvllle, Mo„ Jan. lot in Topeka, Kansas. Mr. Ward at dawn Monday that disorder political offices ranging from gov­ This conference, the nature of arate companies. SURPMUSE killing pilot . . . Greek army cap­ suffered a minor back sprain in ing he met American constabulary Park, Md. Mrs. McCabe waa the 9, 1884, he was grsuluated from will return to Mancheater on was rife and the will of the people, which was unannounced, is Gov­ A ttorn ^ General Ctarit — tures Important height near Alba­ ernor and senator down to minor Hartford, Sept. I S - U P h - Con­ Jumping from the plane after It troops who flew him to American former Mlsa Marion Buck of 184 Baker University and Boston Uni­ Thursday. 80 per cent of whom are Hindus, ernor Shannon’s first political nounced fUing of the M it In CM- nian border in Mourgana area of town positions. developed engine trouble. Air Force headquarters in Wies­ South Main street, daughter of was being thwarted. necticut Democrats will name move since he was nominated for baden. cago. WHEW! Epirus, despite gunfire from Inside These were the major results in The Soviet-licensed German Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Buck. (A Karachi dispatch said Hy­ yesterday’s primaries: their candidates for five district rcelection yesterday. News Agency In Berlin said the He wrenched his back and was “Tbe four defendants named ta derabad offlciala have not con­ Albania . . . Windsor Trust com­ Congressmen tonight, and only The first countermove of Shan­ transport was flying 10 to 15 miles knocked momentarily unconscious the complaint are charged with pany of Windsor, Conn„ Joins Senator Joseph Bali won Re­ WHAT A JOB firmed the loss of Aurangabad. publican renomination in Minne­ one former Representative is in non's Democratic opponent, Ches­ outside the air corridor to Berlin by Ids Jolting landing after para­ sopprsoring competition ta tb* sale BINGO Hyderabad advices reported stiff Federal Reeervw system .... Re­ the running for a nomination. ter Bowles, was to tell a radio au­ “and thereby violated air regula­ chuting from low altitude. of meat and meat products” Q a ik CEHOUSE&SON vere, Mas*, mayor sweeps Impres­ sota, while Mayor Hubert Hum­ Lela Taylor Edward Tybur fighting on the border of Berar, phreys of Minneapolis snagged the The conventions will lie held dience last night that Republican tions.” “ I knew I was not far from the aaid In a atatameuL Featuring Something Different Every Tuesday wmeh Jolna the state on the north. sive political victory in yesterday’s at Hartford, Norwich, Hamden, leaders in Connecticut are in the American nne border," Slaker primaries tn city described as Democratic Senatorial nomina­ ■ow lie Ba OHMafl Atlantic Hyderabad . claimed 2,000 of Its tion. Bridgeport and Torrin^on. process of building up an organi­ said, “so 1 took my baartags ^ Ctartt M id the salt la at Irregular troops repulsed an In­ “racket town" by state investiga­ Say They Just Walked Evening. Playing Starts Promptly at 8 p. m. Another incumbent. Senator Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, zation like that headed by J. Henry American planes flying oveihead dividing the Mg tour packer* Into dian attack near Hospet In the tors. Range and Fuel Announce FENDER AND BODY Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, who represented the Second dis­ Roraback, RepubUcan “ boss" of Through iron Curtain toward Berlin end s ta rts wgffiUng 14 “aaparata and eoa^ettag *om- •outhwest.) Diving ball In which Prof. Au­ trict in the 79th Congress but was the state for 25 years until his west I Just kept walking until 1 pania*." And You Don’t Stay Late. rolled up a heairy victory margin Wiesbaden, Germany, Sept IS— Indians striking toward the guste Piccard expects to descend defeated for reelection in 1946, is death in 1937. got Into the American tone.' Swift and Aitnbur aaMi would ba Ranges, Refrigerators in his state’s Democratic prin.ary. (JPt— A U. S. A ir Force officer said WORK c^iital and Secunderabad from nearly two and a half miles into a candidate for the nomination His executive and press secre­ Hla wife and three-monthe-old divided Into five separate com­ The the east were said to have ad­ His November opponent probably today he "walked right through OIL sea starts from Antwerp, Bel­ again. Mrs. Woodhouse, former taries, L. Richard Belden and son Joined him In Germany only panies and Cudahy and WUson Washers and All Oth­ vanced three miles east of Surla- wUl be RepubUcan Will F. N'tchol- the iron curtain" to escape from last week at his home baas ta Solimene and Flagg, Inc. gium, for Gulf of Guinea...... son, political newcomer who held economic professor at Connecticut Charles Keats, were to accompany each Into two mmpanU pet to witlUl^ 75 miles of their college and former Secretary of the Soviet tone o f Germany after Fuerstenfeldbruck. er Appliances 684 OMtet Straat conservative Italian newspaper a growing lead over former Gov. Shannon on his visit to Governor Clark daaertbad tb* ault aa “an­ These hot summer ?;oaL Aircraft strafed the de- the State, Iz-reported to have the Dewey, who was among the first L. T. WOOD CO. Opening Tinker Hall says grave disorders have brolun John C. Vivian. other In a aartea o f caSM tastitntad enders. A military spokesman support of most organization lead­ to congratulate the nominee yes­ days sure are taking a out In Yugoslavia between . pro- Republican Senators Leverett by tha Papartmant o f Justice ta Main Street aald no Hyderabad planet have Tito'and Oomlnform factions ers in her district terday. 51 BlaaeO St. TeL 44M been seen In battle, although the *;;^^^1'Saltonstall of Massachusetts and - -fustlMraBanaf-Ma _ _ itaffi** lot out of me. I sure need Man disguised'aa priest sought on Her opponent for the nomina­ Gov. Dewey’s Statement ■tate has some. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire Italy-s-P re-W ar En^nre the produetiM and a*l* off fip«a aafi a tonic. Of Their Read Herald Advs. charge of swindling Boston used tion, George Holt of Woodstock) is “ Your record in Connecticut has food praeo- (Coatinued on Pag* T w e lv *)' (OMttaned ea Pag* Tblrtem) . recovery. 3,500 marched on headquarters of P A S S A G E of the Federal Pure’ Food and Big Space For the past month, seriously damag­ ple because a man's efficiency there the National aviation industry in It Takes More Than •’Merely the proposal of the Washington, Sept. 15— (JP)—The is Just about half of normal.” Drug Act of 1906 was a great achievement, Small Homes ' Marshall plan, plus Interim aid, ing cranberry, apple and qther the Boulevard Hausman. Police crops. ^ position of the Treasury Sept. 18: Demonstrated By Tests w said the demonstrators rushed More Ptaaes Ib r Berlta aroused the hope which kept This was demonsteated. he aaid, with great medical significance. This Act led A ll Kinds ' State Agriculture Commissioner Receipts. 5163,822.068.44; expendi­ their lines when company execu-1 WasUagtoB, Sept. 15—(PI—Urn France and Italy from going Com­ tures. $76,723,480.90; balance; 54, by the exhaustive studies, tests Sounded Gong Every Hour directly to the. high standards of purity so CUSS munist," he said. tivea refused to sec ■ represents- ■ air foiee Is sendtag abeot 4fi *sai* (Continued on Page Fifteen) 324,262,020.01, and training during which Super­ lives of strikers. j C-M four-eagtae cargo f toaea t* “The reality of hundreds of mil­ fortress crews tn Alaska actually generally prevailing today, and tremedously Mgldnli. **Canipnrt Mn* Hopes and Dreams To w Ehnployes of the aviation plant ■ Germaay to retaferee tbs 188 C- lions of dollars worth of goods 116w more hours than groups in the F o r Past F o r t y Years aided doctors in their fight against illness. UK of moving across the Atlantic," he struck this morning; protesting , 54s flytag the alrSn to Bevtot- United States, , the recent layoff of workers from bioclmaed Berito. But then— as today— the integrity of those i = r u . added, “ hM built up such hope Failure 'of equipment In the • • • and determination In France and Arctic training, however, ■was the government payrolls. The Tokyo, Sept. 15— A herndtaur* to check the time In thoM Xew^eef-Sla" Canvsnttonol 4 Food Made Out of Wood CImrgea B ith BItoooadnel who serve yon is the most important factor $ « Canning other free nations, that we may pared down until it waa no great­ French aviation Industry is na-! sculptor has been kicking the gong | daya. Anyway, Miura decided he 2 9*75 tionalized. Waaktogtoa. Sept. 1 5 -(P >-«*- In protecting your familyls health. This is a Build A Fine Home... feel confident they will remain er than it was for bombers oper­ around—every hour, on the hour would fix It. free.” ating overjjhe deserts of the south­ Others to Strike Today for the past 40 years-because be I “i n sound a gong and tell the bert (X Alaxaader, wfc* CMgreafi And Seaweed in 100 Years Some 31,000 workers of the with Secretary of Stats M arw ll responsibility that Pharmacy— as well as J Prevented by Rusal* eastern United States. I people the correct time,’’ he w m . . . it takes skilled hands, lumber, bricks and cement Supplies once missed s train. over the fiaager ef afiinltting Osas- Hoffman said the progrAm or­ To demonstrate that It could be Renault Motors plant also voted The Japanese of Kasama vil­ I supposed to have said. “ AU must Medicine— assumes . .y and with pride. to go out this afternoon. moatsts to this eouatiy throagh , . . brass plumbing and copper wiring to bnild a house iginally outlined by Secretary of Washington, Sept. 15—e street., with paving everv- hour of the day and night. — 20 yeti a month, 55 U. S. on the Wsahtagtoa, Sept. ^5—(PI—The An Porcelain "Russia does not want war, nor That’s what Dr. Farrington Dan- hydrogen obtained from waste status of the PoUr ba.ition's other in 40 years. Miura hasn't slept exchange at that time. drag store needs here. with the finest quality materials . . . the finest skilled stones and pieces of iron. AFL PofiUeal Leogne steppad tala o Pamova Mofor-Mlaor mochanlim Be Ready To Feed Your Lawn As Soon As Rain Comes does Russia want peace," the Mar- lela. University of Wisconsin products. > air defense — fighter protection, more than part of an hour at a Came the war and the militar­ ehall plan chieftan said. warning networks, anti-aircraft .About 30 strikers were seriously tbe nOddle of tbe BepabMesa Deob- Interior o Alt-atumlnum c*M atoroga troy chemist told a meeting of sclen- It may even be possible, he said, time, the villagers say. Such ists demaniled that all balla and aarnt figbt for eaatrol af the 8*n- craftmen. Consult ns today. ^ "In place of peace,” he added, tiats today. ’’ to produce food by placing carbon and garrisons — except to say injured. Some 15 police were hos­ * Many oMiar foolima yoti ahould laol things happen in the Orient. gongs be surrendered for produc­ ato by preetolmtag Ita aappwri to­ Russia wants confusion and chaos The energy of the sun, he re­ ^oxide and water in aballow tanks that ‘rthe. situation haa improved pitalized, police reported. WINTER RYE FOR A C O \tR C R O P Fifteen trackloads of police and It seems that 40 years ago. tion of warship* and cannon. But day * f 19 Dempcratle B« the basis for. totalitarian die- lated to the American AMoclation and setting them out in the sun. •llghUy." ' Miura hurried to the KaMma sta­ Miura atoutly nfUasd to chip In Baild With Manchester’s Largest Builder Of Homes' No living plants would be Involvad two aquads of mobile guardsmen tatcrshlp . , . for the AdvMcement of Science, The A ir Force, however, hU dls- tion to catch a train on an im­ with hla booming alarm clock. " If western Europe went Com­ In that prpeeas. cloeed that operation of Jet fight­ rolled up to the scene, where Ren­ can be used to produce d wide portant Journey. He,was a few The sculptor la 67 now. He’s munist, we could retain any part “ We must learn," he said, “ how er* In the f* r north la getting riosq ault workers were Joining those variety of foods and fuels from un­ minute* too late. Great trouble * bachelor, and doesn’t take to Wsbtngten, KEMP'S In£ of our freedom only by making suspected jwurces. to use our rich heritage of sun­ attention. A squadron of e-oo of the aviation plant. visitors. About all the vUlagers •tnry «< Btoli light more efficiently so that we a The fighting subsided after an resulted. (Just what th# ap­ Frigidaire Headquarters the United States a garrison state Dr. Daniels found that “ com­ ;hters went to Alaska hear him M y is: mj fo a l JARVIS REALTY Larsen’s Feed and Hardware can be prepared against such arch Field. Caltf.. last December hour but police said tension was parently tragic consequence# v.ith military expenditures at such forting.” In the light, of current “i ’ll For Over 20 Years ^atastropliies as war. over-popula­ for six months , of training sh'l high. About 2.000 police and ' were, none could say.) sound the gong so long M 34 DEPOT ^UARE ' TE L. 6406 a 'high level that oppreasive cen­ : "unequal distribution among the The gong Is a living 654 Center Street Phone 4112 or 7275 trals of busine.-s, labor, and’ even j nations of the world due to war tion, e.xhaustlon of oil and coal, i Many tr*gedie.s and comediesj I live, • o i resulted from th# villsgers’ fall- thing-" V • the press, would be inevitable, (and political short sightedness." the return of the glaciers." V., (Ooatloued on Faga Filteea) (LoaUawM oa Pags FUteca) I '■ \ , 1 /

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MA^CHKSl tK I:.V1SM^U Ht<:KALU. UANDUCSTCK. CONWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 194S PACE TWO InUmatloonl Brotherhood of Pap­ trersuror and Joseph A. ?/.eCu8k the Italian American Friemiihlp ' for dMchnrgo wad protect Mra. tlca by fawner -EL. er Makers: RoekviUe cr is In c'n&igo of publicltv. I Club will mr.«. et. a'. Ui - caibhouse . t-tl 111 Peden. who could not be brought tor Wl Rogers Group "The outing coirmlttes indcr the Tlie various teem captain# are 1 ey^nlrtg at 8 p. m. to make ^ out of Bavaria at tothat time, did Oklaboma rlv* at the Mancheater railroad chalrmaaohlp of MiUo.i Yecmrji, reopsB bla station at 6:30 p. m., Monday. He Statens Stations as foUowa; Manufacturers, Jolin 1 P'**** coining season Late ^ ar f*'’**^ the marriage. iVo Session Tonight were, S. Baker, H. Cooper, W , Society to Meet Sailor’s Body la the son of Mrs. Clarence Heri> U. S. Soldiers S. Mason. Special . Events, Addi- Their aon was boni shortly af- Obituary Holds Outing Grondclskl. J. Norton, N.‘ Racine, The Women’s Society of ' the I ter his return and he did not nee tase of 1089 Main atreeL Funeral Draft Listing oon Dussinger; Dlatrict 1, Mrs. For Recruiting R. Lamb, A. Lemould, J. Spicl- RockvHIc Baptist church will meet Altus, Okta.. 8opt. 15-OPl -A the boy until he returned to ■-■ 1 ’ arrangementa are In charge of the For Making Voters I.ucile Carlson; District 2. Mrs. Coming Home Die in Crash man, J. Kleltyka, 8. Golan, A. Paul Roden; District 3, Mias Rita this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the w’ar-Ume marriage to a Bavarian I Bavaria on a visit aa a civilian. T. P. Holloran Funeral Home at Town Clerk Samnel J. Tnrk- church to discuss plans for the nurse haa been revealed here by Mocoow, aopt 10—(P>—Aa New Haven, Se|it. 15— (g^—Se­ Total of 275 Employ* Fortier, F. Henrique, F. Andrews, Ends Friday Kulo; Districts 4 and 5, Mlsa He brought them to the United NOTICE I 175 center atreet. ington said today there E. Sweeney. fan a?ason which Includes the Rep. Preston Peden ID-Okla). ^tatee 18 months ago and tha formed aouree said no four June Avery; District 6. Mias Marg­ Born in Mancheater, Fireman l*c Funeruls lective service draftees soon to be ees and Guests Co meeting la expected here totey Remains of Fireman would be no session to­ Killed and 80 aret Ronan; District 7, Mrs. Ray­ church fair to be held early In the Peden married Ursula Wendt. family has been living at Falla Heritage attended local schoola. called for Induction will report to 35 season. I a nurae, while he was assigned to Church. Va. He brought her to hia the German eriaia He enliated in the Navy on Dec. 2, night for making voters. To Rireraide Park Branches to Be Closed mond Bllnn; District 8. Mrs. Fred Charles Heritage John J. MltdieU four recruiting main stationa in Berger; District 9, Mro. Oliver Taxes ' military government force* In her home here about three week* ago The three western envoys at^ A substantial reward will be paid for the 1043 and after hta basic training at The next session |s sched* Injured in Train Home Nursing Funeral aeivlce* for Pfc. John the state instead of to a central But Eligibles May En­ Peek; District 10. Mrs. William City Tax Collector Thomas home town. and announced the marriage yes­ awaiting reaction from their bomA Arrive on Moinlay Camp Sampson, New York, attend* J. Mitchell, who lost hia life In ac­ uled Saturday at the Accident in Korea The Rogers Corporation, with Regan w II he at the Town Clerk’s The Ckingress said he was or- terday. capitals on yesterday’s talk with Information leading to the arrest and state location, Lieut. Col. Hamilton Burke; District llA. Mr*. Harry cd a apeciallst'a achool in Chicago tion at Leyte in the Philippines, Municipal Building. plants In Manebestor and Good­ Class Offered roll in Rockville Satryb; District IIB, Mrs. Wm. office today until five o’clock t o . dered back to the United States Peden was defeated for re-elec- Foreign Mlalst*r 1’. Molotov. : from which he was graduated with Word wa* received today that December, 1944, will take place to- M. Hutton, of Washington, D. C., Seoul^ Sept. 15— UP)—A fast Schweitzer; District 12, Mra. colleH the city tax. This will be I 1 . conviction of person or persons involved the body of Fireman 1-c Charles high honors. attached to the military personnel year held their eleventh outing paaaenger train roaring out of a Ralph Wilcox; District IS, Mrs. the final opportunity to pay thr Serving for a time in Virginia, procurement station of the adju­ Simday, September 12th, 1948, at i Ever}’ homemaker and mother Rockville. Sept. 16— (Special)— in the theft and damage of property- tunnM last night crashed Into an­ Thomaa F. Rady, Jr., chairman of Lorenzo Genovesl; Dlatrict ^14, taxes and receive the 5 per cen he made one cruise In the West In* tant general's office said today. RiVcMide Park, Agawam, Maaaa- has to act aa home nurse at some Mrs. Clarence Faroe; D'-tr!f.* ’ ’t; cash discount which Is given t Lieut. Col. Hutton made his an­ atruction of that power can pro­ other train halted on the track the local Draft Board No. 21. haa owned by this company or any of its dies and to Panama before being vide an opportuiiity for any real killing 35 homeward bound Ameri­ ebusetts. A total of 275 employeea time or other for there is bound to Miss Gertrude Wise, r •-•-• those paying on or before the 15lh assigned to duty as a member of nouncement as part of his inspec­ announced that all hranohea ot the or effective' competition In the can eoldleM. T a o Koreane were and their guests were present dt bo UlneM In the family sometime. registration offices for selective Mrs. James Rohan; District IT, of the month. an amphibious boat crew in the tion of the four stations now func­ Mr* Harry HIck.on; Hi", r cl lu, Baraar CnnrunlUres .iffiliales. tioning In Coanecticut, located at sale of meat and the purchase of killed and 120 )iereone were injur-’ the outing. 'The HM Ci^paa offers the coui*e, sendee throtigbout Tolland CMun- South Pacific. He died from llvectock." ed, including 80 American troops. ty with the exception of the office Mias Mar^rct McLean; DKrict, Mrs. Fannie Mann haa called r New Haven,. New London and Five employees who have juat “Six LOeoiMln care of the Sick,' wound* *u*tatned in the Leyte in­ Bergson said the , complaint They were bound for Seoul, from In Rockville located at the Rock- 19, Mrs. Yandrey W’. Vance; Dis­ mectint of all bazaar committed vasion. Hartford. These four stations will completed tlielr 25th anniversary to make It easier. THE JARVIS REALTY CO. charges ’ that one of the methods Pueen(Fusen). In this aeries of lessons. Instruc­ vlIW Post Office, vrill close on Fri­ trict 20, Mi8.i Lucille fCuhnly: Dla­ for Thursday evening, eight receive draftees who will soon be with RogcM Corporation were trict 21. Mni. Alice (^rpenter; called by local draft boards. used by the four packers was a Witnesses said the fast train tion is given In recognizing signs day, September 17. at noon.. Any­ o’clock at the Rockville Elks division or allocation of purchase from Mokpo to Seoul, which had honored and pres.-nted with a gold one not registered at that time District 22. Mro. Kenneth Gay ton; Nome to make plana for the Draftees summoned for pre-in­ watch. The five employees receiv­ of Illness, taking a temperature, Milk Prices Up duction examination from New Ha­ of livestock. He added: no headlight telescoped the rear keeping record* for the doctor, will have to register with the District 23, Mrs. Russell Harrison; bazaar which Is to be held shortly..: *TTiIs procedure left no incen­ o f, the troop train, which had no ing the watches were, Robert F. Rockville Board in Rockville on Vernon Center, Mrs. George Ham­ ven and Middlesex counties will Hawley, treasurer of the Roger making an occupied bed, moving a tive to compete in buying since rear-lights. Saturday from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. mer; Vernon Depot and Dobson- ' Tliroughout State report to the New Haven station Corporation. Daniel Wright, a bad i>atient with ease, giving a Plates Bronght 810.600 each defendant is assured of get­ One passenger on the eoldlera* Executive Board •vlUe. Mra. Robert Taft; Ogden’s while those from other parts of dampener bperstor rt the Good­ bath In bed. and/ittcndlng to many I I I the state will report to atatlons ting its assigned percentage with- train likened the wreck and aubee- other g'roomlng needs to keep a The Bb:ccutive Board of the W. S. Corner. Mrs. T. J. Neill; Talcott- Hartford, Sept. 15- — The Hartford, Sept. 15—(Jf^—An In­ t competitive effort. Converse­ quent fire to a Dante’s Inferno. year Plant, F n-.k Andre'vs, a C. S. of the Rockville Methodist vUIe, Mrs. John Talcott; Business ALl-AMERICAN'ZMdS nearest their home towns. beater engineer at the Mancheater patient comfortable. old automobile registration platea Add To The Value Of Your Property With crease of one and one half cents The four stationa are under the ly there Is no incentive for any Rescue workers worked all night ehurch meets Thursday evening at dlstrieta. Em eft Backofen: Mile which the motor vch ."'lea depart- Plant" and President rtf the local It Also Includes feeding the sick, Hill road. Mrs. Magnus Weber. 1 per quart in the retail milk price supervision of Ueut. COl. Ralph L. defendant to reduce selling prices digging out the dead and Injur^. giving medldncB, caring for sim­ 8 o’clock with XTra. Dorla Oamp- ment collected when it gave out was announced today by several The 35 American bodies were union in Manchester, John Gibson, Webb, In charge of the Western below those of the other defen­ maintenance ireeh’’ nle at the ple wounds and bums, giving bell of East atreet. Relief Corps new ones this year inve been sold leading dealers in the state. Thia dants since its volume of sales brought here early today. The In­ Announce Certificates The Burpee Women's Relief AMESITE DRIVEWAYS I Connecticut and Massachusetts re­ G o^year PlanL end John Wblfe, treatmenta ordered by the doctor, for scrap metal and, (;'o(nml*sion- KEITH'S HAS 15 STYLES I was expected to be the trend. could not thereby be increased In jured were treated by American The Rockville Public Library haa Corps v.lll meet this evening at cruiting district, with headquar­ finiahing room, foreman at the and *care during convalescence. er Elmer S. Watson roporte«l yes But Meriden dealers upped the ters In Springfield. relation to that of other defen­ and Korean doctors and many of announced that the following have eight o'clock In the Q.A.R. hall. terday, will bring about $10 000. Goodyear Plant. (Communicable dlaeaa: control Is received Summer Reading Club ' price two cents. Draftees will be given physical dants, as the reepective sales them were able to centbieettielr another Important subject. ClrlH Bowling LMtgue . I Many of the 'ilumini’m p'atrs had IN MAPLE BEDROOMS Choice of The Iti cent Increase bringing journey. The outing we.e plnnn-d by the Certificates for rgadlng 12 books: and mental examinations at the volume of^each Is determined by ’The next course In Manchester The C-lr;.a Bov.’ling League of I been In use since 1937. Blonthly the price of Grade B family milk Its volume of livestock purchased. management and m'-mbr-s of th- Hast school. June T}’ler, Norman Y'our favorite style maple bedroom is at Keith’s. Ch(K>se Material recruiting main stations and the Passenger’s Statement loesis. Oak Ixidgc No 43 T.B.P.M. will begin Tuesdsy, September 21, Payment* to 23'3 cents effective tomorrow draft boards will be notified of The result Is suppression of com­ Charles McCafferty, of 2148 Allcmsn. Arlene Allcman, Phyllla from 16 different designs, priced as low as $89.50, op to was announced by H, P. Hood A and Maple Ijodg* No. .V>t. I.B.P.M. nnd continue Tursday and Friday i:irk, Stanley Manning. Inaclare AMESITE Ffc. John J. Mitchell which draftees successfully passed petition among the defendants In Lincoln Park West Chicago, a evenings, 7:30 to 9:30 for three $500. Keith’s has erer-popular Colonial suites, rugged ' Sons, Lincoln Dairy and A. C. both buying and selling." Speeisi huan* and private cer.a I’vhltc, Jenct Polllo. Gordon Olb- F 1-c Charles,W. Heritage their examinations. Those who passenger, said the engineer of the tran*po:ted the. rnviloyres srd v. eoks, without charge, of eotirsc.. ASPHALT Petersen Farms, all in the Hart­ ' morrow morning at 10:30 In St. pass will be classified as ready for I Fon, Patricia OurdoJl. Ursula Pioneer designs, impressive 18th Century styled maple . . . Mokpo train apparently did not their g:iests to the par’.;, whirc a Interested person.e may call Mrs. Free W. Heritage, who died on Dec. 5, ford area. I Bridgefs church, with burial in call. Lynch, (Jatberine Northrop, Gall even smooth modem maple with a golden “ champagne” TABVIA see the other train until it was full day of ftin was enjoyed by TT E. Caron. 2-0425. who will be SPOOLERS EsUmate* 1944, from wounds received In ac­ The same rate of Increase Is sp- I St. Bridget's cemetery. Men will be assigned according Public Keconls 50- yards sway. Rlsley. finish. tion in the South Pacific, will ar- plied to other grades o f milk 1 Friends may call at the Holmea to the Army's needs and each all. the Instructor, or the Red Cross Maple Street achool. Beryl Sem- ; TTie engine plow ed half way In­ A rtiowder lunch uaa served to office, 5111. pie. Beverly Stralkosky, Shirley : ' Funeral Home, 28 Woodbridge draftee will be given a final physi­ to the rear coach from which ' atreet, this evening from 7 to 9 cal check when his turn to go Warrantee Deeds all at noon, and a rholee o’ a fiill Lehmann. Patricia Smith. Lynne 1 moat o f the passengeM had jump­ course stenk rr.a'f or elainbake Search for Plane Keeps Up WINDERS o'clock. comes. Leon FaUot et ux to Patrick J. Gavton, Sharon Oayton, Mario An- j ed when the other train roared was given in the rfternoon. Among tolnette Bender, O rn l Binhelmcr. THOMAS D. COLLA The drafteea then will be given Murphy et al, property on' Ridge from the tunnel. Mr*. John Rlltchell 21 days to terminate their civilian atreet. the wInneM of the snort* .events Winnipeg. 9ept. 15 — (Pi — Knrl Schrelter, Judy Kindersber- | MANCHESTER 2-9219 The rear co.ach was ripped from were ’Theresa Fortier, Audrey '^'wentv-elTht planes will take up ger. ! Funeral aervlces for Mra. Ora affairs after which they will report Sterling Construction company Its trucks and shoved in to the TWISTERS Curtis Mltchsll, widow of John at the recruiting main station for Conrad, Mary Correia and John the search today for a United Northeast school, Judith Hr.11-, to Eugene Arsenault, property on coach ahead, w’here most of the Farrell. . lotos twin-engined aircraft mle- j rher, Judith W'eber, Wayne Snape. I Mitchell, formerly o f 16 Hackma­ departure to camp. Tolland tympike. casusllties occurred. tack atreet were held at two The management and local were I ing since Sunday In northern Sumnne Olson, Roderick Auclalr. : Women experienced in gpooliug,. wind* Burnette W. Cummings to "We saw the train come out of w ry p'ras“d to have had aa their Manitoba bushland. Five men are j St. Bernard’s school. Jamea; o’clock this afternoon at the Wat­ Charles F. and Luclle K. Gipson, the tunnel about 1.000 yards kins Funeral home, 142 East Cen­ guests the roilovi’ig: — aboard the lost ship. Ashe. John Ashe, John Sampieri, iuw and twisting woolen yurna wanted property on South Main street. away," said MoCsfferty, a labor RCAF officials estimated lost Sandra Genovesl, Mary Spurllng, | ter atreet. Rev. WMlIard McLaugh­ Angelica’s Band Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Gifford. lUiph A. Harmon to Guy . .J. relations adviser to the military Chairman of the Board of Direc­ night that 22,000 miles have been Patricia Barron, Irene Satcrnl.*, I for necond shift. Attractive wa|;e»t, good lin of the North Methodist church Hebert et at, property on Salem government In the American zone. covered by aearoh planes thus far Barbara Marsh, Elin Carey; Brian 1 officiated and Fred Werner played Coming lo Cavev’s tor* for the Rogers Corporation; road. "We yelled to the paasengers and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodge. Director in quest o f the missing naval air- Carey, Karen Roden. | working eonditiong. free proiip ingiir* organ selections. Greenbrooke Homes, Incorpor­ all got o ff except one man In the of the Rogers Corporation: MV. craft. Today the 21 Canadian and St. Joseph’s school, Ed-vard; Burial was in the East cemeteiy. I M' Carl Angelica's orchestra will ated, to Ruel M. and Violet P. washroom who w’as not hurt seri­ and Mrs. Henry J. Blr.l.s. Director seven American reconnaissance Zbyk, Eugene Dowglcwlcz. The bearers were I-eroy Schindler, open an engagement at Cavey's Luckingham, property on Middle ously.” of the Rogers Corporation; Mr. )>Ianes may double this figure, Longview school, Judy Novak, David J. Mason, Clifford Mitchell restaurant, 45 East Center street, Turnpike cast. Army officials said relatives of and Mrs. John R. Jones. First Vice they said. Phyllis Ruotolo, Lois Magdefrau. .4PPLY IN PER.SON AT and Walter Mitchell. on Friday night. This band, com­ Bruce S. and Ruth A. Goshom the dead were being notified but PresIdenL Intern attonnl Brother­ TTie plane was reported missing; Drive Opens posed of bass viol, guitar, trum­ to William F. and Helen L. Pre­ It may be necessary to bring per­ hood of Paner MTkers: Mr. ard while on a 450-miie fligiil tioiii The Rockv’lll# Public Health R o g i o t o r Francia J. Kirks pet and piano, has been featured at court, property on Byron road. sonnel records from outl}’lng de­ Mrs. Bart Tidtand. K'search Di­ the Hudson Bay port o f (Tiurchill Nursing association started Its an­ The funeral of Private Francis many of the leading dining and Quitclaim Deed tachments to complete Identifica­ rector, International Brotherhood to the Pas. Aboard were two high nual fund raising campaign today J. Klrka will be held tomorrow tions. ravel officers, Capt* Benjamin end will continue through Sep­ AU)0N SPINNING MILLS dancing places in Connecticut and Alexander Jarvis to Green­ o f Paper Makers; Mr, nrd Mrs. morning at 8:30 from the W. P. • '^r)| t Custer, naval attache to tember 30th with Judge Neleon C. LEHIGH VALLEY has filled many individual engage- brooke Homes, Incorporated, prop­ Frederick Roe’tef rd and dru.gh- TAIA’OTTVIU-E. c o n n . i Quish Funeral Home at 225 Main I ments at college and society events erty on Middle Turnpike east. ter. New Ei-.^laiid B-g-one! D rer- the U. S. embassy at Ottawa, and Mend aa chairman and Miss Har- j { street. A solemn requiem mass in New England. tor, InWmatlonrl Evotherhood of Gapt. Sir Robert Stirling-Hamll- rie P.. M. Berr as co-chairman for j Ellington. The quota for this year j OR CALL MANCHESTER 5128 Anthracite Coal and w ith o v o r y i will be celebrated at nine o’clock Recently Angelica and his band Protective Hats SElAIII*£ONfklT10NCDf Paper Makers: Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ ton. naval adviser to the British AJ'frti—J In : at St. James’s church. have played engagements at ard Gagon, Local repi’C-tentctive, high commissioner at Ottawa. is $6,746. Raymond M. Spurllng is V06UE Burial with military honora will ; Ryan’s In Hartford and the Algiers Originally, hats or other head- EflSTUJOOD a i r b a i v k s o r s e Step! MAOEMOimiE be in the St. James’s cemetery. j in Farmington. They come to gear w;ere worn mainly by men vtfiytw ifiiw qiiaiTOig F -M Cavey’s with an excellent reputa­ (000 HOUSEKEEPim as protection against climate or a “EMPEROR WALT®” tion for presenting smooth and en­ sudden blow on the head from a "PURITAN" MAPLE trancing dance nnisid The band (In Color) ANTHRACITE STOKERS! About Town missile or weapon in the hands Bing Crosby Joan Fontalno will appear at Cavey’s Wednesdays of an enemy. Exclusive Agents through Saturdays. “Mr. Reckless"-JWm. Eythe Beff, Chaal On Monday and Tuesday eve­ IS OPEN STOCK and Drcaaer Mrs. Adrian G. Gagnon, the Feature— 1:40, 8:80, 9:30 former Miss Betty Muldoon of nings Cavey’s will present Miss Eldridge street, left this morning Muriel Da}’, songstress and pianist. Last Show Tonight—0:18 A new Inexpenalv* mapl* group. Thraa plaeia— for San Diego, California, to join Miss Day renders popular and bed, chest and dreaasr axacUy aa picturad— WERBNER’S her husband who is stationed on novflty numbers in her own inim­ HARTFORD only 8129.96. Any pleea la this group eaa ba $129-95 ▼ ▼ SHOESHOE STORE STORE the U. S. S. "Badoeng Strait" itable manner. She will also ap­ boujght aeparatsly at proportlonatrty low pricaa. You esa't beat a ------* pear at Cavey’s on Saturday nights 0-M Y SMOKING TEST FRIMY*UT*SK! 9«lrb«aks-Mer*a as- 825 MAIN STREET The Holy Family Mothers Circle with the Carl Angelica band. ALL IN PERSON •hracHa siafcar far g iv will meet this evening at 8 o’clock THE Ing asaalaiMai hsaHag with Mrs. carl J. Lombardo of 127 sarvica wMi minimum Deepwood drive. Suit is Started attaallan — acanaml- Miss Joan Coffin, of 98 Mather TEXBENEKEI OAK GRILL Xt/tvd r u e A New Group »A« found not oo o singla co*o at throat V it ^ I have not already secured their; *! tickets should do so at once as the | Taste Tempting Foods Irritation daa to smoking Comalsl '• 'I $10 DOWN DELIVERS .\NY SUITE YOU BUY reservations^ will close tomorrow , PLUS: "Train To Alcktraz" c AT KEITH’S THIS THIIRS^ FRl. OR SAT. V .night. *______^ ] For Luncheon — Dinner "fit"” ; ' 9 Only 3 morr day* to take advantage of Kelth'a pres­ Yos, Cotnals arm that 'nlldt ■' I ent easy term* and extended payment*. Thla week Departing Pastor’s II r G O DOWN iMi I n ' Sat prove H yaarsalt. la only— 810 dotro deliver* any auite or appliance. A WIDE MENU SELECTION ymar ” f-Zono'*-T for Wife Is Honbred Toito mad T for Tkroot. CHOICE VARIETY OF DRINKS Smoko Cooiols for 30 days, with ~ S' ' 1 Mrs. W. Ralph Ward. .Tr., was V oer moooy-bock goorontoa. (Saa ALWAYS EXPERTLY MIXED '• a-A Theie are the wing* of the U. S.'.Vir Force—wings honored at a supper-meeting of bofowj hat rows OWN TAW tall < -a mimoniENonsKsnvflL (list »trept the aggressor from the sky sod now stand the Stanley Group the South yoo oboof tha tall, rick tiavor at glFTIMSIR 24 TO OCTOKR 2 Methodist Woman’s Society of E ComaFa cbolaa fobocca*. tat YOUS Vi's M^£ 0 0 gusrd over our nation. Christian 8arvlce last evening. In Plenty of Parking Space / which group «h6 has been an ac-, o w n THSOAT tall yad tha It * a national furniture style show . . . an im ^ r- EXPERT To the men who wear them—and lo the akilled ground tlve worker for eeveral yeafs^ Her woodarfol afory at Comart cool, tant event for every home maker! Keith • will fea­ ture the newe.at In fashions for the home . . . special crewmen and tpecialisU who “ Keep ’em 8j ing"—you cap young sons, Ralph and DANCING NIGHTLY cool mfidoaaa. Yaa, prova for your- r e p a ir s : Y’ money-saving Festival prices were also present and enjoyed the aolf tbof tbara’a i. pay a »pocial tribute on Air Force Day. September 18. meal prepared by the hortesses. Sun., Mon., TueSk By attending the day’s events planned for your com­ Mr. Ward was called to Kansas City because of the death of his Sep. 19, 20. 21 - 45 EAST CENTER STREET You go to your doctor for expert Robert Young, Susan Haj-ward R S munity, and by visiting the Air Force Base or installa­ father. uiedical care. Come lo us fur expert Before preceding to the business “They Won’t BeUevo Me” tion, or the Army and Air Force Recruitbg Office near ALSO auto care. We are your one-stup of the evening, tbe leader. Mm . you*you’ll *ea ju*t how these fine young Americans are Harold Carlson. In behalf of the James Stewart, Panletto Oodd* due to smokinu camels See The A0 TjmIrMwmw / / / ^ MODEL H O M iS^S^ alalion for all mechanicaj repairs. helpmg to keep power for Peace. Stanley group member*,, present­ In “Jiimnv Steps Out” e x j o y t h e ftlOVIES IN t y Every one will tell you. You make ed to Mta. Ward a steam Iron and KEITH You’ll discover, too, bow many outstanding oppor- a George Washington bedspread. COMFORT ALL MOSQUIT 4 • r 4 p * F jr P *4 W*X V, 4 a ( f ,^ * « s ’* eo*«s» a right turn when you turn in here tunitiea ara bebg offered in every phase of aviation to •Mrs. Ward responded In her usual MODEL for repairs. ^ gracious manner, warmly thank­ these young men by the Air Force. ing her friends for the most ac- r INIMITABLE AcMnfifif to ■ cepUble gifU end the paity In her 4f-)6a ea P/i H m iey-iSictrA ^StiaU Bniee: HOME But most of all. you'll learn to know your Air Force m hmior. J , HxHsmttUs som y: At Olcott Tract better end understand ita, needs. For on}y with your Rev. W Ralph Ward and his Smoke Cjuncls fur 30 consecutive days. Jasobe asdy Sept. 24 To Oct, 2 support end encouragement can your Air Force grow and family will leave later this month femtU If. at any time, during these 30 days, you arc MORE DOCTORS * — I for Plttaburgh, Penn., where Mr. progress. And this year, more than ever before, "Air WARD E. Ab/kiAeC^ne/ eol convinced tbai' (amels s k die mildest cigarette t-loAMl Wed. at Nooa. Opea Thara. tm t F. M. O pea Other Oajra, 9 A. M. 8$ StXS F. MORIARTY Ward will begin hia pastorate at you have ever smoked, renirn the package with the SMOKE CAMELS Powtr ii Peact Power." . Mount Lebanon Methodist church arr F ’S unused Camels and we will rofund yc»r full purchase V • *' ■ I October 1. ^ u, price, pin* postage. This offer is good (or 90 day* from Amm MOf stksr dgantts # J W OOF f M MANCHESTERj Tomorrow evening ||^rishioner# KRAUSE ' t f i BROTHERS Tto MMSig* iA ImguHMs It hyt t and friende will be welcome to at­ Dining Room o f Distinction ibis data, e ter rlsmirs. toe) . . llll teo l«adios iwUrni- On The Levti At Center And Broad tend 8 farwcU reception « t the Privmt* Instruction (Sitmedt IL I. RE'VNOLDS TOBAIXO COMPANY, tr ersoaintioe. lik c i South MethedUt church for the WINSTON SALEM. NOg-ni CAkOUNA IU.5W, It wSm flasmw tbcT TELEPHONE 5135 Ward fwnlly who have been lead­ Ssxophone, Clarintt ers in ths woric at the church for . Trumpet, Trombone r i h ' s Ll 1113 MAIN ST UPeOSirL HUH SCHOOL a period of more than seven yesM. Instruments .Available 1 A Gourmet’s Paradise , f •, y ’g r t r i yr-'Y* Fa rr y'p - y/i * XX They came to Manchester in 'Ju:ie % *

MANCIIESTKK KVi;M.N(; liKKAU). MANCUKSIKR. ('ONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 194S I'AIIE K)t’B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 194i

V on th« train!, but public addrcM j to th! booth to rtealva IncomtiiA ■aid that ratas. In csimtuI, wedid I\lugiioliu T rees for the afternoon, and dancing for Utl.Nik—m il systems have been Installed so ] call^ be the safne aa for regular long You Can Now Telephone that passengcM can be summoned | Teleph90e company offldads dlstanea peraon-to-paraQa ealla thoae who ao desire in the evening. WTHT—ISStI Republican State Central Scandia Lodge In the advent of rain the picnic North Firemen Today’s Radio WKN’B—840 O iiec in (G reenland win be held in the clubhouae. The Baalern Uas'llgbt rime On ^ Weir Haven ’’ Trains committee hae also arranged to , Plan Carnival Washington. .Sept. 75—ip)— It Committee Has Been Named Plans Picnic serve a light lunch so that none need leave hungry. wa^ once so warm in Greenland, New Haven. Sept. 16—( ^ —You ■ lounge cars, each containing a The officers of the lodge are re­ says a Harvard scientist, that dual telephone booth, one compart­ % Hartford, Sept. — — 'Tht • don and Mrs. Lois Shandeor of Order of Vasa to Gather quested to meet at the home -of the To Be Held at Jarvis WDRC—Hint Hunt; Newn. WDRC- -Dance Orchestra, can now play the numbers on four WONS Afusi ’al Scoreboard; . magnolia trec.s flourished there. New York, New Haven and Hart­ ment for the operator and the ner- r.epubUcw SUte Central com^-, ^ S " o f ‘‘No'rSl“ch; At Meriflen Park on chairman, Florence Peterson, to­ Lot Next Week to .Aid WCCC—Hartfonl Police Speak; • The earth.” Dr. Donald Menxel pcriton making the call. night. to complete the final details 1290 Club. News ford railroad trains- -telephone mittce Is headed by Harold E. ■ g. Woodworth of Water- on the transportation problem. WTHT Blue Room. told the American A.ssoclatton for As the east bound limited sped kfltehsU. { ford and Mrs. Ida Chapman of Col- Next Saturday Social Fund 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER WON8—hike Box. News. numbers, that Is. ihrotigh Westchester county, a Following the regular aemi- VtTHT—UUitcn to Tbls. WTIC the Advancement pf Science, "has Mitchall accepted re-election to ; fchester; 21, Earl A. Benson and monthly meeting Thiiraday, Sep­ 11 :.10— It all aounda rather complicat­ New York reporter called a Bos­ Members of Scandia Lodge. No. The Manchester. Fire depart­ WTIC—Backatage Wife undergone a number of separate ed, involving mobile ser\dce tele­ ton reporter on the west bound tember 16. the Past Chairmen of WDRC Symphony Hall. | 23, Order of Vasa, who arc plan­ ment Is sponsoring a carnival to 4:15— Dance Orchestra. and dlattnet penods of glaciation, phone operators, auxiliary radio train which was a half hour out tends, he jald, to hold It only until sandula of Bridgeport; 23, the lodge will meet to discuss the WKNB—News: Johnny Long. WTIC ning to attend the picnic and field coming Dl.strict Convention which be held on the Jarvis lot Septem­ : — with Interim periods when the receiving stations and mobile of Boston. Then other reporters after election day,^ November S. | Charles E. Zink and Mrs. Josephine 1\T1C—Stella Dallas. 12 00 placed ealls to their offices. day which will oc held Saturday, will be held in New London, Sat­ W'ONS I'ance Ori’hc.'tra. i climate was appreclnhly warmer telephone radio transmitters, but When he was chosen National com- L. Thorp of Bridgeport; 24. Henry ber 20 through September 25. The 4:S0—^ thin at pre.sent.” the fact remains that yqu can The three telephone companies September 18, at the Vasa Park In urday, September 25. At , this W Dnr Mu.sic off the Record. WTIC News. D.an-c Music. j mlttaaman last spring, he an- j J. Gebert, Jr., and Mrs. Harold W. South Meriden, are requested to’ meeting the policy of the lodge re­ carnival la being sponsored for WCCC —Ne.va; 1290 Club. 12::i0— No one knows whv those cli­ place a call from one of the trains serving the area between New nounced then ha would not hold Peffers of Danbury; the benefit of the Manchester Fire Suits—-Back At Wards mate changes occurred, salil .Mrn- jiMt the same aa from the booth assemble In front of Orange hall, garding several recommendations W'KNB—Vaughn Monroe. WON.S Dance Orche.stra. j York and Boston, the New York both ofllcea almultaneousty. 25. Pierce J. Gercty of South- B>ut Center street, at 1:30 p. m. on which have been submitted for ac­ department Social Fund. The de- WTHT—Bandstand; News and Three Suns Tr;o. | lel. but here’s his own idea: In the comer drug store.' Or any­ Telephone Company, the Southern port and Mrs. Clara Mix Lewis of p.xrtment h.xs brought back to WTIC body can call you. He resigned the state chairman­ that date. At that time those re­ tion at the convention will be de­ Weather. 12:4.1— For about a million ycar.s. the New England Telephone Company ship, but was persuaded by party Bridgeport; 26, Theodore D. Carl­ quiring transportation will be as­ cided. The members wlU also de­ Manchester the. popular Rosa Man­ WTIC—Lorenro Jones. WTK.' Lennie Herman Quin- i sub passed through great cliuds 'They Just ask the operator to and the New England Telwhone leaders to change hl.x mind. He son of Wilton and Mrs. Marjorie signed rides and the group will cide their action and policy re­ ning Show v/hlch has shown here let.. of cosmic du.st which would ".scat­ get Joe Doakea—If your name is and Telegraph Company, handle \ agreed with the pro'/lso thet he be | Campbell of New Canaan; 27, Wil­ then proceed by private cars to the garding the new slate of officers several times in, the past. The 4:45— ter" the .sun's rays as they were the rails on their mobile telephone By Popular Demand! WONS—Two-Ton Baker. Joe Doakes—aboard, aay. the relieved of the post after Novem­ liam H. Brennan and Mrs. Ida Z. park. who will be elected at the conven­ doors will open each night at 6:30 WKNB- Freddy Martin. reflected back Into space from the Merchants Limited somewhere be­ facilities, which also serve auto­ ber 2. Waterbury of Stamford; 28, Searls tion. during the week and the show wlU Frequrnrv Moduiallon mobiles and tnicks. v V MARLOW’S The committee wishes to Inform WTIC—Young Wldder Brown. W DRC— 9S.7 MC. earth—and send them earthward tween Boston and New York. Mitchell, addressing the new Dearington of KilUngly and Mrs, the members that the picnic will end Saturday. Saturday after­ again. The service, first of Ita kind on Depending on where the train committee at Its first meeting, Edith W. Smith of Eastford; 29, be held regardless of the weather. During the ice ages the avei^ge noon there will be a kiddles’ mat­ 5:00— W K NB— KM 10.4.7 M('. ’Thus, the earth got a double- any railroad In New Englahd, Nelson L. Carpenter and Mre. Lil­ WDRC- Treasury Bandatand. W TH T— I'M I or,.7 M< . Is. the calls’ go out over radio tele­ A B A B Y S H O P said: If go^ weather prevails the co:n- thickness of ice over much of the inee from one until five o’clock WCCC—Junior Dise Toekey. W TU — FM : Ofi.1 MC. dose of sunlight and Greenland goes Into operation Friday on the phone equipment to long distance "I realize that the importance lian M. S. Prink of Canterbury; mlttee has arranged for a busy northern part of the world w-as with special prices for the chil­ WKNB—News; Ink Spots, WDRC—I'M. got magnoliss. •Merchants Limited and Yankee switenboards In New York, New of this 1048 campaign imposes a 30, John A. Minetto of West Go­ schedule, including many sports. 10,000 feet. dren. WONS-Sports. Same a** WDRC. The "Ice ages" c a m e , he stid Clipper, both east and west Haven, New I..ondoir, Providence, strong responsibility on me. It is shen and Mrs. Arthur Iffland of when the sun’s du.st-clouds thinned bound. R. I., or Boston. Auxiliary i^ io my intention to give the duties of Torrlngton; 31. Prosper F. La- WTHT—Challenge of the Yukon WKNB—FM. vierie of Wlnated and Mrs. Kath­ WTIC— W'hen a OIrl Marries. .1:00 Kventng <‘rntin''l o:it .and the warm rays bouncing Newspapermen gave it a whirl rereiving stations along the route phelrmanship every bit of my time 7:00—News: Music a.>i You Like off the earth just kept right on ye.stcrday In a preliminary try- rcMy the calls. and energy until we have achieved erine Brown of Colebrook; 32, Ar­ 5:15— going. Instead of making a .s"c md Railroad officials said they ex­ " the greet victory on November thur E. B. Tanner of 'Woodbury WCCC—Music Loft. It. nut while railroad and telephone and Mrs. William Moore of Wash­ WKNB—Benny Goodman. 7:00 All :Unr I;;'::- ■ * ...... trip. company offIclaU looked on pected most calls would originate 2.” STAR-LITE DANCE STUDIOS All-W ool ington; 33, Arthur Carlson and 7:4.1—Battle of the Baritones. beamingly. They aaid the I’eporlers He asked that his resignation be W'ONS— Superman. kept In the secretary’s file "for Mrs. Marlon B. Cubeta of Middle- WTIC—Portia Faces Life. 8:00—News; 11. .uiu.. ...i.rI. i could call anybody they wanted Straight from heaven comes town; 34, Northam L. Wright of 8:30- Jan Garber. Dsalhn LiihI (Sight ' to. and one of them picked t ut a consideration in the future.” Centerbrook and Mrs. Pauline S. OF MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD 5 5:50— 9:00—News: Concert Hour. party in Los Angeles. He got the the stork with your precious Also rs-elected by the committee ^ WDRC—Old Record Shop. call through, too. ASTHMADon'l Itt couihinf. wh«fttnc. rtcumne at* new cherub . . . and straight were Vice Chairmen Edna Eklger- Ward of Old Saybrook; 35, Frank WCCC—Headlines; Tunea for WTHT—FM. Uekt of Bronchiil Aithma nila tftip C. Parizek of West WilUngton and Same as WTHT except 6:15- Bucharest — Con.stantin Angcl- As the east and west bound from the counters of our store ton of Btamford and Secretary Tots. tnertr without trfitic MMfDAOO. which Frank C. Perlzek of West WllUng Mrs. Julia A. Keeney of Somers- 7:30 p.m.. Conceit Hour. -.scnii. 78, former premier of fto- Xlcrrhants Limiteds left New works thru tht blooo to reach hrwochlal villa: 38, Floyd E. Barbour of WKNB—Dinah Shore. York and Boston respectively, tubes snd lungs. Ususllg helps natart culcklv to your nursery come the stur- ton. W'ONS—Adventure Parade. WTIC—FM. mania, and Romanian minister to remove thick, stickjr mucus. Thus alleviatea diest, most comfortable and Greenwich and Mrs. Julia K. Cran­ Same as WTIC. the Hnitcd States during World late In the afternoon, press parties coughing snd side freer breathing and better Mitchell re-appointed John B. dall of Old Greenwich. WTHT—Sky King. Television were ushered Into brand new sleep. Oei IfCNDACO freen dructlsi. Satis* sweetest items your baby needs. Burne of Hartford. as treasurer, Worsted War T. faction or monejr back guarantee WTIC—Just Plain Bill. W NHO—TV and named Prescott S. Bush of Toronto—Donald M. Matthews, Come in tomoryow and select 5:45— P. M. everything for baby! Greenwich as the party’s state Johnston Is Optimistic WDRC—Lum and Abner. 2:00 — Forest Hills Tennis internationally recognized authori­ finance chairman. W’KNB—Carmen Cavallaro. Matches. ty on forestry and a professor of ■^>>1 Present at the new committee’s Moscow, Sept. 13—(ff')—Eric WONS—Tom Mix. 6:00—Small Fry auh. forestry at thd University of MJeh- initial meeting were the newly Johnston Is due to start conferenc­ WTIC—Front Page Farrell. 6:30—Russ Hodges’ Scoreboard. igsn since 1927. He was born In nominated atate officers headed by es with Soviet motion picture offi­ Evening 6:45—Film Shorta. New Jersey. Gov. Jamea C. Shannon and U. S. cials today. 5:00— 7:00—Birthday Party. Pasadena, Calif—Edward Van Senator Raymond E. Baldwin. Johnston, president of the Mo­ WDRC—Newa. 7:30—Camera Headlines. der Veen. 35, a copyreader on the New State Committee tion Picture Association of Amer­ Los Angeles 'limes and ■ former Brent Suits WCCC—BporU. 7:45—Film Shorta. ica, said he still is optimistic city editor of The Washington Post Here is the new State commit­ W’KNB—News; Sports. 8:00—Photographic Horizons. tee: about his chances of getting the W’ONS—News. 8:30—The Laytons. and night editor of The Cleveland ONLY Dlatriet 1, Edward N. Alien and Russians Interested again in show­ CHECK AND COMPARE WTHT—Songs At Six; Ball 9:00—Boxing, Jamaica Arena. News. Mrs. Rene Gray of Hartford; 2, ing pictures from the United Scores. William Harris and Mrs. Elizabeth States. W nO -N ew s. H. Shea of Hartford; 3, Ralph S. He expects to be here until the 5:15— K ue and Mrs. Marlon Anselmo of first of next week, going on then Re-open BEFORE BUYING WDRC—Sportscast; RecoiU Al­ to Berlin and Paris. bum. Hartford; 4, Eugene W. House of WKNB—Abe Lyman. Glastonbury and Mrs. Adelaide A. W’ONS—Let’s Go To the Games; INFANT SHIRTS DIAPERS Johnson of East Windsor Hill; 5, Joe McCarthy Speaks, Tlea, *llp-on with nhort or John T. Dunn, Jr., of Hartford and Sat., Sept. 18 These handsome siiit.s do something for you . . . their well tailored long nlecvrw or aleerelena. Flannel, Birdseye and Chic. Mrs. Oorlnne R. Alsop of Avon; 6, **Saved my w n c —Strictly Sports; Weath­ Robert H. Hausman and Mrs. An- Life lines give you the fit you like, the appearance you want. The smart all- er. SIsea Z to 6. .<7 ?■ $3.1.5 to $.3.75 1)05. A hr GAS-HEARTBURN** na-Mae Bhvltaski of New Britain; Wk«a M»w itomAPh Mid pa u m pAlafu i . niffo iaa **Studio of the Starlets'*' W’CCC—News; Call To Prayer. lB( cai, w ur mommeh And hAArtbnrn, docion usuAiiy wtwil worsted fabrics are of top quality to assure you longer wear i . . 39c to 69c .7, Jamea B. Lowell of Canton and pmcfiDA ihA fASt«*APtlDt raedlcinsA known iiw 5:50— DAYS Mrs. Annie E. Crouse of Granby; tfriap6AmAtt«reUpf-*iDPdi47to«itlkPthoMln BolhAoi Private and Cla.ss Instruction keep their looks and save you extra presaing bills. And yet, they’re so WCCC—Concert Hour. INFANT DUE.S^S 8. Harry E. Blmey and Mrs. Wil­ T A b k ^ NolAKAtlTA. BpU-aua brirtt eomrnrtli ■ WfKNB—Dick Haymes. tUryormunibouiAtoniirordoublemoofiybAPk A SWEATER SETS liam G. Redfleld of New Haven BELL-WS f«r Add IndlgestiM 25(! moderately priced, they'll please your budget, too. In fact, they look to WONS—^Deems Taylor Concert. White, pink, blue. White and pink. 8, Frank M. Lynch and Mrs. Clar­ BALLET AND TOE I WTHT—Sereno Gammell; ence O. Willard of New Haven; 10, much more expensive, your friends will never believe they cost so little. ! Castles In the Air. $2.49 to $3.79 $1.39 to $2,98 George D1 Oenzo and Miss Grace I w nc—Andre Schenker. ACROB-\TlC*AND TAP Try one on today . .. see how much these fine suits do for you . . . then LEFT Boaaa of New Haven; 11, Ernest i t It 5:45— Crlscuolo of New Haven and Mrs. WTDRC—X/twell Thomas. INFANT SWEATERS INFANT ROMPERS Harold C. Dyke of Morris Cove; LINDA BATON AND BALLROO^I choose yours from the wide variety of rich colors and patterns in all sites. I WKNB—Sheraton Lounge; FOR YOU TO PURCHASE Ptnk. Mae, white und pas­ 12, George C. Conway of Guilford News and Weather. ANY CAR ON LONG TERMS tel ahadea. Knitted Jersey, woolens and Mrs. Waldo A. Blakeslee of WTHT—Storyland. and satins, North Haven; Fishing and Pleasure All Classes Limited To WONS—Rainbow Rendemroos. 89c to $2.98 13, Francis Danaher and Mrs. Ten Students w n c —Three Star Extra. RUBBER PANTS $1.79 to $2.98 Ida L Polley of Meriden; 14, Wll- Cruising Parties .77 2K10— Small, medium, large and Iteih L. Hadden' of West Haven WfDRC—Beulah. ONLY extra large. snd Mlaa Helen M. Smith of Mil­ Docking At Waddy’s Dock STUDIO . WONS—Fulton Lewla Jr. 50c to 69c ford; 15, Richard D. Bensen and WTHT—News, BLANKETS Mrs. Viols Amelung of Waterbury; Niantic River, Niantic .Sullc 1—Odd Fellows Building WTIC—Supper Club, 4 DAYS NIGHTIES 16, Floyd H. Rasmtusen and Mrs. IVliltc. blue, pink. For Registration Phone 2-9244 Hog. 137.50 i 1tl5— THEN THE GOVERNMENT Flannel and knitted. Laura Dutton of Waterbury; 17, For Reservations Call Or 2-1.349 I WONS—Tello-Test. 69c to $1.19 $2.79 to $4.98 Charles E. Harper of Middlebury \ WDRC—Jack Smith Show, CLAMPS DOWN ON CREDITS and Mre. Edith Beeley of Oxford; Manchester 3321 NOREEN PRATT ANNULLI, Director f WTHT—Here’s To Veterana Rubber oheetn, towein, lA John J. O’Connor of New, Lon- 1 W mo—News. WE CAN STILL TAKE A wash cloths, reeelvlng blank­ J 7 :5 0 - VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT ets, nipples, oil, powder, etc. I WDRC—Club Fifteen. AND GIVE YOU UP TO « WONS—Answer Man. I WTHT—Lone Ranger, WMt* tlfAi. oi llluttrotAd, evoilohl# of #«tr« eo8t. t WnO-Guest SUr. J 7:45— WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. 3 YEARS ARLOW* WONS—Inside of Sports, w n c —^Pleasure Parada Complete TO PAY FOR VALVES . i:00 j WfDRC—Kr. Chamelebn. 1 WONS—Special Agent. DO N'T W AIT ; WTHT—Cheater Bowles } wnc—Democratic Stats Cen- tral Committee. , A CT NOW 5:15— wnc—Norman Cloutier. WTHT—Here’s To Veterans. 5:50— OLDS COACH ... $890 WfDRC—Dr. Christian. FOR DODGE COACH . $985 WONS—High Adventure, BOUDOIR i WTHT—On stage America. PONTIAC HYDRA. $2985 ' wnc—Great GUdersleeve. AND BEDROOM CHEV. AERO .... $2495

CADALLIC CONV. a a 5 0 a WONS—Billy Rose, Pitching $3950 Horseshoes. CHEV. COACH...... $790 • Ready to hang * Mslcking tie-baclit PACKARD SEDAN . ... $690 WDRC—Tour Song lind Mine. • 2'/j ysrd» long * Clean with damp cloth j PONTIAC SKDAN .. WONS—Gabriel Hsatter. • 58" wide to the peir * No ironing natded ...$1860 WTHT—Boston Blackle. Flaipe-rasislant PACKARD COUPE .. w n c —Tex end Jinx. • Side Hemmed . $2195 02235353534823232348534848535348482348532348485323535353232353485353232348484853234848485348 5:15— • I I I 45” Valence JTH...... $1075 WONS—News. LAKER ..... PAINT rr W ITH i 5:50— ■ r 4 . ...$2895 WDRC—Harvest of Stara Daintily fominina . . . RAMBLER ROSE DRAPES looli and BUICK CONV...... $2975 WONS — Erskine Johnson; (aal liLo finatt fabric. Solactad quality iteck . . . hangs LINCOLN...... $2375 News. GRAHAM SEDAN .. WTHT—Go For the House, correctly . . . drapes in full rich folds. Soft, yet marvoltously ... $695 Patterned Jar the Particular WTIC—^Mr. District Attorney. strong . . . wears for months and months . costs lass than CHEV. SEDAN...... $875 BRI-MAR 10K10— PACKARD SEDAN . WDRC—tl»e Whistler. claaning fabric drapes. ...$1095 nnd dlstingnlH hed h y DY!VAFLO$V n n i V E PACKARD .SEDAN . . WONS—Oplnlon-Aire. for. outhunt’ie. decorofor ttyling . . . for .frtth eppoo/fag .. $2395 WTHT—SUr Theater HUDSON SEDAN ...... $2785 F you're the kind of person who likes to because such springing lays the basis for in ill! details, has the drive in which flowing wnc—Big Story colon to charm your friondi... you II want KAM BLiR ROSE/ PAINT I look behind the labels when you buy, more uniform comfort for back-seat pas­ oil replaces both the usual clutch and the 15:50— MANY OTHERS TO’ . FOUR c o l o r - r ic h ' b a c k & r o u n d s then you’re the very person for wtiom this senger and driver alike. familiar low-second-high gear sequence. WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. CHOOSE FROM, SOME What’a the difference between WONS—Greatest nilng In the BLUE • ROSE • GOLD • GREEN •48’s HAVE 7-8 MILES brawny Roadmaster was conceived. World. Bri-Mar and any other good paint? We made .handling light with a woman’s Fro:n such things has come ■ swing to WTHT—On Trial, The answer is Just this: Bri- We made it big not just for show, but for touch in mind, provided, deep, soft Push- wnc—’Thin Man. Mar ia made with a special formula Roau.mastfr which makes prompt action 11:00— the very practical benefits in riding quali­ ions and smart interior finish in the inter­ advisable in placing a firm order. Youi^ WDRC—News on all stations. OPEN for New England homes. It is mad* ests of gracious hospitality. Mail Coupon in New England, and sold ONLY ties to be obtained from bigness. Buick dealer will accept yours either with Yck, wc will fill PARIS CURTAIN SHOP in New England. Thai’s why we or without a car to trade. RA.MBI.ER ROSE TONIGHT SEE US FOR PAINT BRUSHES, We gave it our huskiest power plant not A n d finally we reserved for this, the larg­ Telephone .say, “If you want to be proud of Gravel Or Fill PAPER DRAPES T ILL9 P.M. STEP-LADDERS AND EXTEN^ your home, paint it with Bri'Mar, simply to get impressive horsepower rat­ est and finest of all Buicks, the newest and wl*« ittft (.'•>••411,1 ar( kaSf SVICf mill M U fk.a Orderp Color ...... Q uantity...... @ SION LADDERS AND ALL for over a hundred years New Eng­ ings, but to provide the brilliant action we silkiest form of power transmission. Any amount. Haul it Color...... Q uantity...... OTHER PAINTER’S SUPPLIES. land’s finest paint.” think a fine car should have. yourself. 50c per yard.- N am e...... i .a.s t c h a n c e Only Buick R oadmaster bf all cars on the W. mounted each wheel on. its own soft, road has Dynaflow Drive—only this strap­ Tel. Manchester 8215 ^^ddrCSS tt*aa«*aaaaataaaasaaaaaaa UP TO Call coil spring not merely out of tradition, but ping carriage, patterned for the particular CifA'...... State...... 3.YEARS.TO-PAY 2-2747 □ Charge □ Cash □ Check Q D Jiurr BUICK Bfme has all thast hatvrts * oymahow osivt * T*ns-nmu styumo (.\llow 10 daya for delivery) . * fUX-m OH UHOS a M-MNMD nsaiUI ROWai * SAHTY-KIOt SIMS * SOAO^UTI SAUUKM FOR SALE * tNNo rotiQue.nief * vwRA-SNnuia rim * ouAunm tx eon imiimoimo * ouomatk srark aovamo Flan !• la y * SOVNO-SOCBRR TOT UNTM* rf r ’iQ * ^ SMA0T MOODS * SOOT BY HSMOI ita m u IS //;// B ru im e r's mcGILL-COnUERSE m e. ^ctura Framing Paint Four Room ______,______I*"* * HfNZY J. TATLOS, Network. Mondort onrf'trirfow Wards Maadlly Varnish BUrrers Duplex Fayaiaal Flaa ( g Pnlnters* Pletnres Located pn East Side SnppHea Artlatar Mateilnl MANCHESTER , TVnRpaper Dmfting For Informstion CURTAin SHOP TVIndow OInaa Instminenta GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. TEL. 5 1 9 1 645 Mi|In Street Telephone 6887 285 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER V/rite Box C 82!) M.MN STREET MANCHESTER . 0 c.o THE HERALD rduiutiiiiiiiuiiyuiioiiiiiiiiiiiuuuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii^

\ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1948

zation of Ameriba who has just year, accounting In great measura Zionist Region returned from a meeting of the for the state's winning the Grand Sends Congratulations actions committee of the World's Traffic Safety Award, concludes the Highway YOU ARK Zionist OrganizaUon In Israel and Safety Commission. WHEN MOVING Plans Parley who will relate to the gathering Here Improves To Political Opponent the deliberations and dedsions of An by Alcohol A k J h a v e e x c e s s that meeting. # % n i # niRNIBHINGS The workshop seminars will be Hartford, Sept. —< —The made pledges to Install the direct Jay E. Rubiiiow Inclufl* 5 87 Hartford. Sept. 16—<») • Gor- led by Samuel Rlvkln, Hartford, Accident' Prevention State highway aafety commission, T L i e k i ^ a l l u s — today primary system. Nothing was ever American Zionist Fund; Rabbi checking back over accidants that «r|i*r Jame« C. Shannon done about it. It seems to me that efi in Planning Com* William Cohen, Hartford, Youth Program Gets Results I n e n WE BUY had the “elncere congratulaUon*" killed seven persons and injured the hour Is long overdue for u to miner for Sept. 26 A c t ivltles; Samuel Silverman, Survey Indicates five others in ths tdwn of Berlin, Complete Hooweholde — Entire Betatce o f hia DemocraUc opponent. Che«- make good on those pledges. New Haven, Membership; Samuel said yesterday that alcohol “waa "I, therefore, am appealing to Umansky, Meriden, Jewish Na- ter Sowlca. a dominant factor” in all of them. Aatteo# oad OMdani terattura, oriental and domeatle ruE* you now to remove this Issue this Plans have been comnleted for Uonal Fund and George L. Cans, Hartford, Sept. 16—The Con­ ,WJUi them came the aug^eslion Five of the victims were pedestri­ daeontad rUaa vasaa. dgartaea, paHeni gtosa. eat glaea. a llw year from the area of partisan the 28th annual convention of the New Britain, Zionist Emergency necticut Highway Safety Oommia- nnena ete. 824-828 MAIN STREET tM t Governor Shannon, who yee- ans, one was a car occupant and TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER politics. I hope .you will join me in Connecticut Zionist Region of the Ooimcil. tcrdhy was given the Republican ■lon reports that Manchester the other a cyclist. The accidents Teat Wa Aia lataraatad la t o a ll Lata Alan! a solemn pledge to the voters of Zionist Organisation of America Judge Joseph E. Klau of Hart­ occurred during the first eight party's nomination for election to ford, president of the Region and showed marked Improvement In Connecticut: which will be held on .Sunday, some phases of its Accident Pr^ months of the year. afull term aa chief executive, par­ '• ‘We, the gubernatorial candi­ Herman Imber, ConnecUcut Ex­ ROBERT M. REID A SONS ticipate In "a joint pledge to se- Sept. 26th at the Temple B'Nal vention Program for 1847. ’Traffic dates of the two major parties, Israel in New Britain. The con­ ecutive Director, will render re­ Mnicahy Reappointed 201 Main Street. Manrheeter Phone 919.1 eilre a direct primary law in Con- ports on the year’s activities at engineering received 13.1 pointa In promise Jointly to use all of the vention, an all day affair, \vlll the National Traffic Sriety Con­ heetlcut." influence of tlic office of governor the business sessions In the after­ Bowiea maik public here today open In the moring with registra­ test compared to 6.1 in 1846. Hartford, Sept. 16— (87—Su- to have the 1049 General Assem­ tions and workshop seminars on noon. The Convention committee SAVING AMFRICA MONEY FOR OVER THREE-QLIARIERS OF A CENUIRY a letter to Governor Shannon is headed by Judge Samuel S. Traffic law enforcement received reme Master William J. Mulligan, bly enact a direct primary law for the various phases of the organi­ Qoogel of New Britain. 78 points against 3.4 for the pre­ fourth Degree Knights of G>Ium- which conUUned the suggestion. thr selection of all candidates for sation work. Jay E. Rubinow, Pointing out that Connecticut is ceding year. ^ bus, has reappointed J. Frank Mul- state and federal office.' president of the Manchester dis­ cahy as state master In Conn eti- "one of the few remaining s.,ateH School Safety earned 4.4 points trict and a member of the Conven­ in comparison with 2.6 for 1846. cut for another two yeara. Mr. Piano Methods In the country which clings to the "In this way, perhaps, we both tion Planning committee has an­ Two Babes Given Other cities entered In the con­ Mulcahy has already held tbis [lost convention system of nominaUng can ma.ke a nonpartisan contribu­ tion to democracy in Connecticut nounced that Manchester will send I test showed gains alM for last for three yeara. REG. 106.95 M-W candidates for state office,” a large delegation to New Britain. . Shower Parties Studies — Collections Bowles said: at a time when the democratic The convention will feature a FOR "The direct primary, now In use wny should be invigorated with luncheon In the afternoon which WASHER CUT In all but two or three of the 48 every ounce of its vast reservoir will be addressed by prominent A buffet luncheon was served states, permits the maximum of strength. Democracy thrives on Zionist and Civic leaders. There at a baby shower party given last Teachers and Students number of voters to participate in the freely expressed will of the will be an afternoon session fol­ night by the Community Players FOR THIS SALE the highly important task of people. lowing the luncheon which will at the home o f Mrs. George BACH—FIRST STEPS IN B A C H ...... eg "I am sure that you will give choosing the best qualified candi­ feature an address by Dr. Sidney Walker. 17 Harvard road. In honor ™ ...... *W dates for high public office. this matter your earliest consider­ Marks, National Executive , Sec­ of Mrs. William Moskaluk and BOT AT THE PIANO ...... ,7g •Tn times past, the ceinventlons ation and I anticipate the oppor­ retary of the Zionist Organization Mrs. Will lam Brannick, new CoUecUon of placaa n agtn g from gradea 2 to 4 tBat are tunity of uniting with you on this j of America and Abraham Gold­ mother.*! and members of this eapacially attraeUve to hon. SALE of both the Republican and Demo- most urgent issue.” stein of Hartford, a national vice- dramatic group. BTINGt o N PIANO OOVBSE, Ikmlu I aad H ...... Each .71 99®® cratic parties In Connecticut have 984 MAIN STREET i president of the organization. The The guests o f honor received CHILDREN’S PLAYTIME PIECES ...... 42 melodloua pleeaa In a variety o f form, rhythm and will be held Friday, October 29. in evening session will feature a re­ matching playpens and pads. The Complete With Pump ception by the Region to Dr. hostesses were Mrs. George Walk­ atyla for recreaUon and recital Trinity to Add two sections. Miss Canty stated. CZERNT-OBBMES SELECTED STUDIES Volume I ...... 78 J------Save by bu>ing now! You get Teachers of the southern half of Emanuel Neumann, the National er, . Mrs. Edwin Lamb and Mrs. the state will convene In Bridge­ President of the Zionist Organi­ Earl Moore. Volume n ...... 1 A8 a fast, efficient waaher at a Another Course Do You Have DEBUSSY ALBUM OP FIVE PIECES ...... i Im 1 L price dollars lower than other port while those of the northern FLETCHER THEORY PAPERS—Volumee I and H .. .Each 80 half will meet In Hartford, al­ 1 ■ makes. Compare M-Wa non* though each teacher is free to at­ A looaa-Ieaf book of work papers containing exercises > h Hartford, Sept. 16—Trinity Col­ In rhythm and notaUon. A novel note-speller and music tangling SwirlatOr action. Haa tend the section of his choice. Pub-1 lege has added a coyrse In Engi­ lie schools of the state will su s-. A Hosiery writing book that may be used successfully with any a famous Lovdl wringer with neering Materials to the 18th eve­ pend sessions on that date In order I system o f beaching. 76 A WARDS pressure • cleansing balloon ning exterulon program which FRENCH OOMPOSIQM ALBUM OF EIGHT PIANO that all teachers may take part. PIECES ...... 75 rolls and adjuatable pressure. opint September 20, It was an­ Douglass B. Roberts o f Westport nounced today by President G. FRIML PIANO ALBUM ...... 1.00 8-lb. capacity. is general chairman for the Problem ? OALAJIKIAN-MAGICAL LAND OF TRIADS ...... 1.00 Keith Funston. Bridgeport section. He will be as­ LEAD THE WAY TO LOW PRICES The course will be taught for the GIRL A T THE P IA N O ...... Open a time paymcBt account. sisted by Oerhardt E. Rast of Twenty melodious and characteristic pieces by a variety 110 Down, 89 MoRthly Pay* first time In the extension division Westport, Friedrich G. Roth of Let Us Help this year. Newly appointed As­ of compoeers. mcata. Thcoo terms until Sept. Bridgeport, Miss Marjorie G. Solve It For You HELM SYtVAN SKETCHES...... 78 sistant Professor of Engineering Banks of Fairfield, and George E. 20th. Nicholas F. Pedersen of the regu- NORRIS NOTE SPELLING L E S S O N S ...... 80 Ingham of Westport. POPULAR THEMES BY GREAT MASTERS ...... 78 a l l -w o r s t i d c o a t s w i a h r Isir facility will teach thjs course. Miss Canty 1s In charge o f Hart­ A Complete Classes will be held on Tuesday ford arrangements and is being as­ Assortment Of Fine JOHN M, WILLIAMS BLUE BOOKS aad Thursday evenings from 7:00 sisted by Royden K. Greely o f Mid­ VERY FIRST PIANO BOOK ...... 7* 3“ fRfRfarV taf0 td 8:80, and will include lectures dletown, Alfred W. Lincoln of FIRST, SECOND, ’THHU), FOURTH and FIFTH • •Vj '■ 8 *A«t« add laboratory work. Three sem­ GRADE ...... Each 1.00 West Hartford, Ralph B. Keirstead S i lv e r Favorite for comforti p e r hours of credit will be given of Hartford, Miss Mary M. Barber HAPPY HOUR ...... 1.00 for this course. of East Hartford, Emille J. Co- GRADED SIGHT READING BOOKS I. H. HI and TV. .Each 1.00 Shape-keeping all- |The en^eering materials MAJOR SCALES. Books I aad H ...... Each 80 meau of N ^ n g tp n and Dr. John wool yarns. Greyj course includes a study of the H. Thorp o f Cheshire. S lip p e r NEW SIMPLIFIED ARRANGEMENTS R»UfSoture and properties of fer- The programs In both cities will brown or navv. .'W)-44. roM and nonferrous alloys, cem- OP THE CLASSICS be similar, opening with a large CHOPIN SIMPLIFIED—Twelve Composltleiis ...... 80 ayts, clay products, protective general session at 10 a. m. with na­ coatings, fuels, and water soften­ RACHMANINOFF SIMPLIFIED—Ten Comnosltlons...... 75 tionally known speakers. Follow­ HOSIERY RPISKY-KORSAKOV SIMPLIFIED—Ten Composlttona • • .60 ing. Laboratory work will lllus- ing the morning session, those at­ tfata the effects of mechanical TSCHAIKOWSKT SIMPLIFIED—TTwelve Comp^tlons ... .80 tending will have their choice o f CHOPIN DUETS—Ten Compositions ...... 75 worklnga, heat treating, and weld- several luncheon meetings each Sheer SO Denier on the mlcrostructure and Easily arranged favorites of the Masters enabling FRICI SLASHED ON devoted to a specific area in educa­ pianists of average ability to May these familiar com­ j n PUMP WATER ^ y sle a l properties of carbon and tion. The afternoon will be de'- Sheerer 20 Denier iM N ’S WORK SHOIf alley constructional and tool positions of each composer. ’The prindpsl themes re- STSTEM REDUCED 9 2 8 8 voted to exhibits of the latest de­ Sheerest 15 Denier meln Intact and each ^ece Is complete In Itself. etoMs, proportioning of concrete, velopments in school textbooks, and pbirslcal characteristics and equipment, supplies and buildings. •ofWarVAM 3*^^ Compact .. quiet. Pumps up to 500- properties of wood. An innovation this year, Mias Can­ An announcement and enroll- gals. per hr. For wells up to 22-ft. deep. ty reports. Is the opening of the For all Idials ot jobs, in­ aent forms may be secured by WERNER'S $3.50 ALLOWANCE calling the collage extension office exhibits to all people interested in door or out! Double lea­ education and the modem school. at T-S158. Chic— For the Short LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE ther soles. Sizes 6 to 12. S' Ehihlbit hours are from 1 to 6 FOR YOUR OLD p. m. Modellc— For the FRED E. WERNER, Prop. Average Tochers Arrange Driver Ifi. Exonerated “ MuBle For Youi’ Needs” BAHERY Hartford, Sept 16—Of)—Coron­ Regal— For the Tall 821 MAIN STREET OVER W. T. GRANT CO. er Louis W. Schaefer filed a find­ For Conventions ing yesterday absolving Theodore NOW CUT.PRICIOI A. Ardas of Hartford of criminal CURTAIN lAATlRIALS Hartford, Sept 18 — Plana for responsibility for the death of AI* annudl tMchsrs’ conventipp beix V. Gunning, 60, o f Elmira, sgoaeorsd by the Connecticut Edii- N. Y„ who was hit by Ardas’ car 9 ft ton caftkm Aasoielatlbn are virtually in Berlin on August 26. Gunning, 3 3 ? . edaffists. Miss Fennesacy Canty who lived at the railroad work Snowy-wbite marqui­ Trade-in your old battery eu a a# whterbury, Conventlm chalr- camp in Berlin, was intoxicated How beautiful fnan and Association president, anr settes, cushion dots! Some 39.9S WOOL SUITS .when the accident occurred, the 3 4 6 6 Winter King Standard, get iteunced today. The cdnvenGon coroner said. 6guredl 39-42 inches wide. SMARTLY TAILORED can your figure be? Wards geaeroua tradf-in allow­ Now you’ll have the beauty o f wool ance! Standard it guaraateed worsted gabardines snd sharkskins at THIS 8K fUlFFY budget prices. Beautifully styled in new 24 months! Equala or bsofa Wnr a QUEST SNON MARK BRA and s k I WARDS "RID HEAD’’ SHILLS Fall shades. Sizes from 10 to 18. moat original eqntpaient battor- REDUCED! WOMEN’S — ies! 43 heavy difty platm! 100 FASHION STRIDES! *\.9o ampere-hour capacity! la y new! IT’ S A ATH TOWSU None hetter at any Reg. 7.98 ^ Look your loveliest night and day. N o strain ... price! DuPont or Her­ Save two dollars on thes.: smart Fashion just comfortable support. Your figure "faults" CANNON K‘ ^ cules smokeless pow­ Strides! Sizes fram 4-9. From co«tMo*ceo8t, iondix Wather doalers or* vonith the instant youMlip into a OUEST-SHON '■■A. TOWEL! der only. Save NOW! MARK. Uplifts gently...and molds that rounded* m- gfvjng mnuy 1JX)0,000 big, boauNful Connen youthful contour. - i - i . bfrth taiwnh In • gay aiaoftmnnl eif colors I ilyle Ne. 7 0 7 - In rinn Avon Satin and pottarnsl You'll got yours—without cost OIRLS’ WHITE C O n O N SLIP A, t Capi, iltat 32-11 Colora: Nude, %8'hlte, Mark, blue or eblifirtion— whon you sno our dnmen- strotien of thn now Rondix Woshnr Built-up style in as: $1-50 with thn Automatic Soap Iniectorl sorted net, embroid­ ery or hemstitched THREE neck, armholes. 4-tl4. m - /r s DAYS MEN’S CRISTWOVIN HOSI 4.9i CAROL SRENT A A A 2.98 SHIRTSI t S h o p 20x40 ONLY tEPHYR CARDIGANS ^ 3 3 ' i9fr SAVE ON REG. 89c WHIUSI FALL 9fil MAIN STREET TEL. 2-4.'n2 Thursday, Friday, Saturday Fluffy French spun zephyr wool in , INCHESI RUN*PROOF BRIEFS 67« smRrsoM£OF 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. Longer wearing Du­ pastels, brights, darks, i'izes 34 to 40, STRIPES! Tricot rayon, tailored or lace trim­ Also Thursday At 8 P. M.. Pont "Cordura” ray­ on body—nylon re­ med. White and pastels. S-M-L sizes. inforced! 10 to 12. TONIGHT'S Yes, there ere plenty o f smart people . . , and they’re alt COME .SEE THE WASHER WITH A "BRAIN” ! GIRLS' SFUN.LO RAYON BRIIP S ot irregulars! A'o* Job-lota! getting their anthracite THE NIGHT! Every ooo a fameua 2-Stv in earlyt Qet yours in IT CAN EVEN PUT IN ITS OWN SOAP! 3 3 ^ eoeohrV jf« Brent, fresh from regular atock. now ... Have it off Tailored of Saaforiaad* broad­ your mind and in It’s worth seeing . . . because the Bendix does an extra job no other washer can Nationally-known the cellarl i knit. Double fabric cloth. Non-wilt Tacoma Collar do! Yes, the Bendix . . . and only the Bendix has that newest step-saver, the 4 amazing Automatic Soap Injector. Come see how it measures and puts in the crotch; elastic waist­ never needaatarehl 14-17 neck, band. Tearose. 4-14. exact amount of soap at exactly the right time. Come watch our demonstration 32-33 aleevea. After tbia sale DIAL BINGO and take home a beautiful Cannon bath tow el. . . absolutely freel haSaMoMS-ttS AhOmimNi Bmp they go Ijaek to ragulgr prior! 5145 tn^RdBRY r^OrserB ST. BRIDGET'S NOW A BENDIX FOR AS LOW AS $10095 PR|CI CUT 9H ROCK WOOL! (Model 5-101, meluding normal mstoHoHon) " " Ghurfih Basement MANCHESTER nRSr COMi, FIRST SiRVSOI YOUR FRU TOWiL WHILi OUR SUPHY LASTSI Buy now and save! SALEI REG. 1.19 1.09 3 .9 t PLAID SKIRTS 366 L .1 ■ ■ ■> Insulate now . . . cut SHEER NYLON HOSE ■ OP RAYON AND WOOL fuel 30%. •Cov­ First quality— all nylon ttop to toe. Bright shirts for school, o#ea LUMBER & FUEL CO. BENSON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES TlELEPHONE**3M^ Plmdng Starts At 8:is en 18-sq- ft. 3 ' deep. alenderisiag alim seams. 814 to 10V4. and aportswear. Sizes from 24 to S(k 2S5 CENTER STREET

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\ . ■. HANCHESri'ER EVI^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-WEDNESDAY, SEPTERfBER 15. 1948 T A G E H n W F(f PAGE EIGHT ± • m Nathan GUlett, Charles Nichols, during tke second World Waf. He the new organ, the interior redec­ fornia they ware callers of Rsv. times has to do things to their chil­ make a statament In behalf of the mining factors of the whole life de^e inquiry and axpreeelea fei ■Ii Father Charged dict with a BMMlaMaKfMiB Is The One Hope A Folly? BMMtlfnr Gram Ice Cream Cones Williams A. Hallock. Daniel Gibbs, has done much to build up the orated and newly painted outside. and Mrs John Deeter, former resi­ dren they do not like,"' Ralph J. IjlUmrl^ratpr Town Planning prisoner. He told Um court that Sees Strength 'end learning of the Middle A ges America may have produced, l*ro- Albert Clark. William B. Dan- two churches during his pastorata. The program closed with a dents of Gilead. Hoge, 26, of Harbor Creek, Pa., Why, with the state of the the prisoner had not 'succeeded in ■The forme of American history feesor Humphrey stated, many forth, Joslah A. Mack, John H. Ho leaves with his wife and three sandwich luncheon served at the testified yesterday. his attempt, and when apprehend­ Extinguish Fire M ix . Alice Foote haa returned With Son^s Death have become as various as are the Bathroom Sot la Orlfiaal Kopf, Charles Preston, W. P. Wa­ chilAwi for Scotland September hall by the ladles of ths church. Dr. James E WsUsec. patholo- g a w g e d hie i»— >d> b M i .f i m *. £npttitt$ l|prald world what It Is, bother to go ed appeal^ to have gotten “cold fade in hiatortcal interpiMtation to her home after visiting at the 111 Education phases of her democratic ways of ters, and H. R. Baksr. In 1892 the _o (o aludy theology at 8L An- Mrs. Annie Hills Is visiting at home o f her eon Arnold Foote glat S t Hamdt hospital, previously PUBLISHED BT THE through the business that went Action Halted feet.” He said that as far as bad and Boclal emphasis. He eltod the Cratoa- Inqiriro Erie, Ps.. Sept. 10— (F)—A young life,” Dr. Humphrey pointed out. • t ' Cntarlo, Calif., Sept 10—<^— Hebron and Gilead churches were drcv.’a University. ' the home of her stater-ln-law, Mrs. and hie family at Amheret. Mass. testified the boy died last May SO ** jacUe told BU T stffl tow ws. HBXALD printing CO. INC on In New York City yesterday? been Investtgated the youth had a short-lived “technocracy’’ of tha II BIlMlI Street “This has happened,” he explain­ united under the Rev. Henrj’ B. Ths choir sang two anthems I William Proter in Niantlc. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ulm have father being tried on a murder as s result of rspested blows, Daddy',” Hoge said. "TIm m IMW clean paat record and that in his 8S5 SoBBiit Stroot Ice creem cones, as every youngs­ the last woTW my eoa Mdd to ase.’* Heneheater. Cone. What folly to hold a ceremony Prof. Humphrey Asserts ed, “ because the American hlstor- early thirUea. UlUmatoly each fad Mason. Since then both churches “How Lovely are Thy Dwellings’* Mrs. Deems L. Buell and son left Gilead for Florida where they charge in Uie death ot hts eix-year- “probably lOO.” There were at THOMAS rERGUSUN Withdraw Request for opinion leniency should be given ter knows, are deUcicnia, nutritl- I breaking ground for the world ia.1 has had to adjust his writing has fallen back Into Its proper hsvs been served by one pastor and "They That Tru.n In the i Irving of Laconia. N. H., were plan to live on account of Mr. old eon, tmd a Criminal court Jury least 93 abraalona on the child’s Pree.. TreeA. Oen'l in sentencing the youth. oua, healthful. But that’s not all. ’< body, he said. Pounded October 1. IWl. capital of the United Nations, Resignation of Gris­ Democratic Form Must and teaching to the freer Ameri­ perspective in the entire Ameri- Ths present pastor, thp Rev. week-end viaitors in Gllcsd. Mr. Ulm’a health. Their eon pavid le that he beat the boy with a belt Most plants someUmes form Judge Bowers stated that offi­ can eyetem of education." You can use ’em to put out fires. George M. Milne who haa been In staying at the home of hia grand­ for refusing to tell where he had District Attorney Damian Mc­ the birthplace o f etreaoHL Whlcll when every one can see that Its Be Maintained Here can scene. No fa., haa gained a The church la In a prospeiru; ■ and Mrs. Buell and Irving recently PubDehed Brery Erenlng ExeeW wold from Board cial information had not yet come Unlike Italy, Germany and Rue- totalltariaa foothold ia this coun­ Poiicemsn Alfred Bolsta did. Icharge for several years and sen-ed . . . t>uiiu|[ the paat year a returned from a six weeks motor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles hidden a toy hammer. Laughlin haa indicated he would start out oe tiny rivulets eeeptlig Sondey end Bolldeye. Enters et tne ideal of peace is wealt, and that through from the police in Monti- ‘“I told Jackie a father some-: seek a second degree murder ver­ from a huge bed of ntnea. Peat office at Mencheeter. Conn., ee ala, the United States has never try, Dr. Humphrey mslntatned, FENDER AND BODY The officer was munching on his I a chaplain in the U. 8. Navy new oil furnace been installed. 'trip to Csllfornls. While In Cali­ Fish. the harsh realities of the day are The Board of Diicclofs of the cello, Indiana. He aaid that the Hartford, September 15 — The attempted to Interpret science and and each has baen produetivs of Second aeee.Metl Metter. ______only Information on the youth’s double-decker fudge wave special the perverse instincts of men to Town of Manchester In a special maintenance of the democratic unify education for the purposes both men and books o f nota. WORK when a JuvenUle driver in a “hot SUBSCRIPTION RATES meeting held Inst night vot;d with­ prior record was given to the court ...... * . One Tear by Well ...... SIU.UU Iwage war. even though they know character of American higher edu­ of totalitarian statecraft. Dr. I*rofaasor Edward F. Humphrey, d” sipped down the street, lesv- out opposition to ilrop the'matter by Thompson himself. He said that Humphrey continued. "Mussolini,’’ Six monthe by Ukll ...... * Mr ' it will ilcstroy them; Why, then. he would sentence the youth to 60 cation was urgea by Professor for many years head of tha His­ SolimoM and f1a«R, lac. Ingg a_ backwash of half-exploded One menth by MeH ...... concerning the rcquesleU resigna­ he illustrated.” was the father of tory Dapartmsnt at 'm a lty CM- gasoline fumes. Blnple Copy ...... !!{:"j I if that Is whdt i.s in prospect, tion oi nay den L. Griswold trom days in Jail with the provision that Edward F. Humphrey, noted his­ torian now on the faculty of Hlll- all of the dictators of modem Eu­ lags anaounead his ratlroBsaat The motorcycle office noticed, Weakly, by Carrier ...... » bother with the fiction of an ideal the Town Rlunning Commission. if his record was found to be good BubA delivered. On. Ve.r ..... IIJUU the sentence would be reduced. yer College whan he addreaaed rope. One of hli acta was to pro­ from that school last Juaa and however, that the car’s rear end This decision was reached after the duce an encyclopedia financed by was biasing. He took after the Wait of UiM.. "•ore'iii of peace? Norman LaRoae of 1S8 Birch HUlyer students at the college’s aocaptad an appointSMnt as Visit­ a Choose your Eighteenth Century Board heard a ruling given by youth, chased him for five blocks, The answer was given by one street, charged tsith speeding, was opening convocation yesterday. hie totalitarian state and edited ing Profaasor of History at Hin- ME.M-UKK CF Judge William S. Hyde, Town until the flaming car pulled into THE ASStKMATKp PKEEw found guilty and fined |20. He was Speaking as a historian. Profes­ by hie Minister of EducaUon. yer early in the summer. Introduc­ The Aeeocleled Pre»» '• exclueively of the speakers at the ground Judge Hyde ruled that Everything that pertains to liber- a eervice station. Grrswold wM7n rppointw'of the 1 *:*0 y««t*«tay sor Humphrey declared that ed by Dean Paacai Poa, ha spoka •n*.— which, last spring, needed only to Telephone 7381 It.ia prepared to accept payment enter a gasoline station .at the In­ and Furniture o f oUjar sponsoring fAIl Festivsl NEllV Neoprene backlnR! 'The major ob­ The iierfeci background for American ffihiltufB exert Itself once to provoke forty tersection of West Center etreet stores. Open dally thereafter In the only form In which payment J. W. Hale Corp. jection to Hand Hookcil lug* in the . . . maple, pine,' mahogany and cherry. Per­ days and forty nights of rain, is and McKee atreeta by breaking through Sunday, October 3rd, 2 45 Hamlin Street haa been their tendency to “Bprout" the ®sn -be made—in goods, ^ t IS the to 5:30 and 7 to 8 P. M. It's Watkins fect in size and color and texture, For'Watkins not likely to be flattered by any window. Potterton’s end* o f the yarn or rag u.ied. Watkins essenUal other haU 'of the Mar- In a statement Thompson reiat .. Harrison’s wool hooked rugs are now given a Seoprene Hand Hooked Wool Rug Service comprises these thought that it would consider ed that he waa pasainjg' through shaU Plan...... % spray backing which locks ench tuft In; features: last F r 1 d 4 y's dampness an Mancheater and could not pick up The Textile Store “ In substance,' these are the Johnson Brothers SEPT 20 THROUGH OCT. 3. preventa "aproutlng” almost completely! achlevemefitTfl: note.- a ride. He aaid that he had only Special preeentatlons of Fall STCiCK SIZES: 2 x 4 feet $16.00; 3 x 5 feet points which Governor Dewey This CO lumn’s valn-making six cents in his pocket and waa Fashions in horns furnishings for Nationally Famous $30.00. Also sampled is one 9 x 12 size to show frankly and fdrcefully made to the hungry. A fter sleeping all night In Watkins Brothers, Inc. FREE power does not deal in half meas­ Kemp’s, Iiic. and home appliances, radios, how handsome a room size hooked rug can be. hlgh-tariff emlssariea who called an open field he had wandered television, draperies, curtains and ures, When U really wants it to aroun(^ Manchester atreeta all day. LARGER SIZES: 10 other Standard sizes to upon him In Albany to unfold decorative acceseorlce at all rain, and seta about- producing He said that hunger drove him to G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. Willton’s Gift Shop ■ponsoring storee. Delivery Service order from 2 x 3 at $12.00 to 12 x 18 at $464.00. their hopeful plan to get rid of the rain, knowing readers will take to attempt the break. Thompaon stat­ home appliances SPECIAL SIZES: If none of the Standard sizes Reciprocal Trade Act at the'earl­ the hiUs. ed that he bad been uneucceaMul and . . , The Jarvis Realty Co. fit your room.s your rug can be made to order; iest possible opportunity and to In trying to locate frienda who Our free delivery , Meanwhlje, It JUst does not feel $2.25 per square foot, plus cost of designing the organise with his help the means lived In West Hartford. service is available Uke producing' rain. There are lete When ■Proaecutor Raymond A -stencil. of getting rid of it. to you for all vour Look over this array of star performers. Every one is a leader in its crops which might be revived Johnson. Informed Judge Bowen needs at any time BORDER COLORS: Beige, rose, green, blue, "Mr. Dewey’s response to this field. Every one is available at Watkins. Right now on Watkin.s jwpular enough to Justify more care.- if that the maximum p«wlty for and for any quan- burgundy and black; available in moat designs. scheme Is heartening ..... The breaking and entering waa four to Budget Terms! there were moisture, there would titv. Just call PINE Governor’s task, If elected, will alx years, Mr. Peck arose and FLORAL COLORS: Each border coloring can ■tUl be time to sow winter rye. asked permieslon of the court to PHARMACY and not be easy since, except for the Come in and see them all . . . everything to make kitchen and laundry •be had with designs in clear bright Colonial If the soil were taken back out of your order will he war year of IMS, when world work ea.sier. The new Easy with apinrinse and spin^y. The Junior Ea.sV colors, or soft mellow “ aged” colora. Its crumbly dust stage, there delivered immedi­ trade was at s atandstlU. the great spindrier with 2 lb. capacity. New Hoover tank type cleaner. New SHAPES: Ovals, oblong and oblongs with would be fall ploughing to be ately. majority o f the RapubUcans In Tappan gas range that turns itself on and off. New Kelvinator re­ rounded corners. Most oval designs available done. And there would ,bc lawns to WANTED both Senate end Houee have frigerators refrigerated from top to bottom . . . just to mention a few to order in oblong shape. cut again. Who, In such conditions, A willing worker familiar Watch For The o f the new, better appliances for better living. voted consistently against the la In a hurry over ending draught? with tnuiait mix concrete Little WhHe Truck Redprocsl Trade Act since Ita in- FAIlilO M E FASHIONS plant oparktion. jpeptloo. Rapid Extinction "Mr. Dtway is calling for a .ysnal of his party's stand on this northern sea cow became Apply PINE imis, and he has acted with po- extinct In Juat 27 years after man first saw It. The huge creature, 30 Utiosl courage and statesman- feqt In length, was neVer seen any­ AliBicander PHARMACY ^ Mcuuiheil&i where but In the waters around WiTKlKS { ^ntus Mr. Drummond. We share Bering Island, and Steller was the Jarvis Co. r 664 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 only naturalist ever privileged to 5 Dover Road, Manchester see it ia life. I / , ' ^ ‘ ^ » . » • "i.i * ' I' ' * 9a.'.- n ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN(TTESTER. CONN m TTEDNESDAT, SEPTE>rBER 15. 1948 Manchkni ek EVENiriG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1948 PAG E TEH

from an area within a radius of fled to having arreited Rochester loading o f A rm y food and suppUea was far short o f the 250 men Relations boaad plannad to reopen -Begin Training as Nurses Two Soldiers’ Apple Blossoms Stage Chorale Adds twanty-flve mUas o f Hartford. Savants Qaim In' a hallway after a long chase. Army Unable deatihed fo r Pacific areas. le A rm y says it needs here. heartnga today on employer diarg- DAV Honors O ff Season Showing Singers from surrounding commu­ leau tifu l scrtin-amuulb "Your Honor," replied the pris­ Army action to hire men direct­ The Longshore union reaffirm ­ ec that . the Longshore union Is nities, as well aa newcomars to tha oner. "1 ran to prove 1 wasn't ly waa taken yesterday after ed Its willlngncM to work Army guilty of unfair labor practices by , New Voices Greater Hartford area and raoant walla and waodwetkl Unfair Deals drunk." To Load Ships shipping employers refused to cargo under conditions prevailing virtue of Insisting on a hiring hall; 1 - Bodies Arrive September is hardly the time high aduMl and college graduates It wasn't proof enough, appar­ load or sail as long aa they had to before the strike and slaked Presi­ made Ulegal by the Taft-Hartley i Miller Here* of year associated with apple I who have participated In choirs or ently, for he waa fined $IQ and deal with what they called "Com- dent' ■Truman to intervene to law. blossoms, but a erabapple tree other choral groups are cordially DU PONT coats for Intoxication and found munlst party line leadership.” change the Army'a attitude. Remains of Franeis owned by Ignatz Reichert of 84 22 Accepted as Result Invited to Join. r^y 56 Have Been Vic- noL guilty of resisting arrest Supplies Piling Up On Bridges has dacUned to sign a Addressing hia Longahoremen Congressman GiiesI of Bidwell street is evidently not SEMI-GLOSS non Commimiat affidavit under In front of the Fort Mason office. Kirka and John S. impressed by this facL Of Trials Recently "Voioa, triala are private writh lini» of Unjust Clear- DoKcks on Pacific Be­ Loral Chaplrr al Din- the director. Having planned the GneoascionB Ninth Day the Taft-Hartley act. Bridges declared; The tree. located to the rear Mitehell Come Home Conductefl chorale aa a large-seals mixed ENAMEL. fnce Procedures cause of Strike Bridges forming virtually a "Let's make ajute—this thing • nrr at the Sheri«1aii, of the Reichert home, has shou!der-to-shoulder barricade In fls. They (the Army) are offer­ G 1 R !S » Hollywood, Sapt. 15— (/Ft— Ac­ .sprouted several pearly white chorus, expansion is being made in each voles part, limited only by ne­ tress Rita JohnMn remained un- San Francisco, Sept. 16—(JP)— front of the army amployment of­ ing a complete open shop. This la Many people gathered at the blossoms in the last few days. Twenty-two new voices have al- Chicago. Sept. 15 - (/P)—At leaat The Manchester Chapter of the conacious a ninth day from bead Despite only limited success ao fice at tha Port Mason port of strike-breaking 1948 style—tha First noticed on Saturday i ready been accepted as a result of cessary tonal balance and the seats 73 ptrsons. Including 56 scientists, railroad station last night to wit- injuries Which police now concede far, ttaa army sought today to aign embarkation here. Army and the shipowners." D AV last night tendered a dinner morning, the blossoms were available In our Bushnell Memorial nc.ss the arrival of Uie bodies of voice trials now being given by ■tage a e t” have been victin-s of "allegetlly un­ m utt have been caused by a fa ll­ up dock workera at Pacific coast art yea ireabM by a'auwa of fe- to Congressman William Miller in concentrated for the most part Men seeking work—mostly non- The ctrike, basically over wages ft.O ; ConnecUcut Chorale, greater Hart­ fair elearan'*# pr-icedures" lnvolv-_ ing balf drier. porta to move military cargo pil­ oMla ruacuonal moaihly disturb- two Manchester soldiers killed ■ in on ony branch o f the tree. Since AppUctalona ahould be made unlonlsta— wera told they would and Interpretation of the hiring aaaast Deas Uila make fan tuSat gratitude for his unfailing sponsor­ ing loyalty, a committee of Sv'Jen- Detectives A. W. Mubka and C. ed up during the 14-day maritime be considered strikebreakers and hall, has idled 150 vessela and rrom pata. f**l so tired, World War II. The remains of the then, the blossoms have ford's new mixed chorus now en­ promptly, preferably by phone to nanout. ship of legislation in behalf of all ttsts said today it had been inform­ C. Forbea ruled out foul play in a strike. would be fired by the army as about 28,000 men in Pacific coaat — .k-^l soeh tlmesT Tbea to try soldiers. Private Francis Kirka sprouted on other branches and tering its second season. It waa an­ SecreUry Mrs. Chaa. H. WUe.379 LyUla B. Ptakbara'a VeaeubI* Cam- veterans. Forty guests were pres­ ed. formal report yesterday and said CIO Longshore leader Harry soon as the strike ends. But there porta. Foodatuffa were reported pound to rsller* auch aymptopu. at the top of the tree. nounced. today by Herbert A. Woodland street, Hartford, 'phone ent at the Sheridan Restaurant and Pfc. John J. Mitchell, ar­ The report waa made In the bul­ they found nothing except the Bridget, labeling all those who was no violence. If they Insisted Jamming freight termlnala all Pamoos to bslp women troubled Although It bloomed in the 4-2074. this wayl also a atomachle toblai snug as a bug rived on the 6:30 train. France, director. "Our racent an­ letin of the atomic aclenlsts by the heavy drier which might have signed up with the army aa atrike- on signing up, they were allowed along the coast. when Comman f isissWily ssvsts vwl on his character, however unwar­ all weather ranted th« clearance denial may Connecticut was in nbed o f 2.S00 i ^ SrsvIiM SvreM* sr**t<6«s tods in Veterans* hospitals to take ba. Therefore, the response to our school this year. One of the fea­ For Vocation request probably represents a care of present needs. The con- ^ ^ washnUs—• « , |i**a Etui Draft Listing tures of this series is the single Cross-Country Travelers (Iseii small fraction of the total number wKhthoHOTPOiNTMITOMATIC EUCHIIC atruction o f the new hospital in theme covered by all courses. This o f casda." W est Haven he said had been de­ Here on Friday fall It wlU be "The U fe of ChWst.'* /LEHIGH lk wMn tbnlM at alMsIna Without identifying the persona layed because o f the difficulty in Department principals for the tnisrs Involved, the committee published From (^arroira -getting clear title to the land. Con- j year will be the following: Kinder­ Refresh Along the Why a selected number of Individual gr^aaman Miller said that as long j The last day of lotal registration garten, Mrs. Allan Taylor; pri­ casea In detail. It said the facts WATER HEATER Qiildreu^s Shop as he waa in Congress he would | for the peacetime draft la Friday. mary, grades 1 and 2, Mrs. Mi­ qt $ 1 .5 6 published were taken directly from back legialaUon which was benefi­ chael Suhie; lower Junior, grades the letters received but that the !4atpalat Aataaialla Klasirla cial to both the veteran and the | The nftmber of registrants in Man­ 3 and 4, Mrs. W illiam Steckel; up­ chester is steadily falling off. Only committee bad no wav of checking '.Vstor Noatar Faatareai t ala ue taxpayer. per Junior, grades S and 6, Mrs. COAL the veracity of each letter. 79 registered yeaterday, 72 at the Stanley Saalela. 'ame or fumes. < Vincent Hippolltls, AsstsUnt Municipal building and seven at DuPONT ITie law requires that personnel Veterans Employment Representa­ Cheney Brothers. All who fall to Senior high, Calvin Fisher; /KOPPERS When Minutes be clesued by government agencies >e drunk from faucet I tive for Connecticut, spoke briefly register by 5 o’clock Friday'after­ junior , high leaders w ill be an­ on the question of loyalty before '-Calrod* Heating U nits and on National Kmploy-the-Physlcal- nounced later. they can work on projects connect­ FraBk Rainbow noon will have to go to the State Count GLOSS \utooaatk Temperature CoutroL ]y-Handicapped week which will Armory in Hartford and register at Mrs. Alan Bourn and Mrs. Jack ed with atomic research and other 'ceaeailcal—coots but a fow cans be the first week in October. Dur­ Local Board No. 3. The outlying Mortimer w ill have charge o f the Have year dnetnr t r l» secret work. See for YOURSELF. Call 2-0030 and onr ronteman win pick Moat o f the letters nubllshed ing his talk he commended Cheney district registering points are be­ church time nursery during the pbnae Me prenrrlptlna ENAMEL > day. Pally laaalaM. Brothers for their employment of ing closed Friday ao that all rec­ 11;00 a.m. Sunday aervice. contended that tlie scientists left up your dry cleaning. (Laundry too). When your things ‘ ! COKE to Weidna’s ovei oar prt- regular Jclbs to take up secret U. s. Pst. Off. disabled veterans, and compliment­ ords may be assembled by the Lo­ ed SoUmene and F la gg for the cal Boards and sent to Washington vafa pmteaatonal wIrt for work after being advised that they come back youll agree that it’s RAINB O W for outstanding AFL Is Selected large percentage of veteran train- Shturday. /MOBIL bnmedlala delivery to Q t $1 5 6 had been cleared. Subsequently, they said, they were told their workmanship. ^ eca in their business. your booM. Toastmaster W illiam J. Gordon Ivoryton, Sept. 16— (^ —Em­ clearance waa only temporary and e 9 5 expressed the gratitude of the lo­ ployes of Pratt Read and company, they were aaked to resign. Some Teachers Meeting makers of piano actions, chase Stands hard woar contended they were not able to *177 cal chapter to Kemps, Inc., for the Convenient CASH and CARRY Service too! use of their window in the recent the Upholsters International Union RANGE WELDON'S learn the reasons why they were 66 Gal. Size and htavy traffic not cleared or the charges placed patchwork quilt drive, to John B. (AFL) yeaterday to be their col­ Ml MAIN 8TKCBT Al Center Church . againat them. Come in today 'for your tret copy Burke for the use of his limousine lective bargaining repreeentalive. There were 404 votes for the union DUMNT jfHotpoint't new booklet... "Rce- which has carried the DAV con­ Proof Not Strong Eaougli tingent at local military funerals, Center Church Schqpl teachera and 249 votes for no union. A t pee for Hot Weter." present the workers are repre­ OIL to the businessmen who have spon­ will meet Friday nightyt-7:30 to sented by the United Furniture Hartford, Sept. 15 — (/Ft — A l­ sored DAV advertisements and to make final plans for the opening Workers (Cl) whose contract though his offense wasn't unusual, Thomas Ferguson, publisher of o f the Church School on Sunday with at 9:30 a.m. Des.scrt w ill be served the company expires October 1. /MOBIL the defense of the accused man The Herald, for his unbiased re­ • W o t p o i n f by a committe from the Mothers was. porting of news pertaining to dis­ C3ub of the church. Moasea lack vascular tissue, and BE WISE!! "Why did you run from the po­ aEAMm&LAUMDERERS oEPCNDaiiLiTv a sau ata av They’ll keep your youngittrs warn and dry ia all kiods abled veterans. Miss Dorothy W. Pease, mini­ hence rarely attain great size. The lice officer?" Police Court Judge Honored guests at the banquet 49 YKSaS EXPgaiINCf I ster of education, will explain the vascular tissues proylde a system John J. Bracken aaked Norman o f weathaf. McKern All W ool Snow Suita are weedier were Acting General Manager FUEL i t new .Pilgrim aeries of lessons of pipes and tubes fo r transport of Rochester, 42, arraigned on James Sheekey, Mayor Cecil Eng­ HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER tealed widi Inpregnolc. Tbc Zclaa treated Poplia All whicK will be used in the church water , and food. chargaa o f drunkeneaa and resist­ land. Rev. John L. Loughran, Rab­ ing arrest. Weather Suits ere vat dyed and ferrfo/ed*. bi Leon Wind, John S. G. Rottner, BUY TODAY The arresting officer had teatl- commander-elect of the American OIL Legion, Russell Potterton of the While You Can Still Get Johnson Brothers mm immUtiag imerbmtg Chamber of Commerce, and Rus­ Up to 30 Montha to Pay Cdamm fkm. See TfoM MatL ^ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS sell Sullivan, senior vice command­ Our Low Down Paymenta er of the Department of Connect­ Get It At Sizes S T o 12 1063 MAIN ST. TEL. 6227 icut, DAV, Credit Controls cm Prices 115.98 To $24.95 Tomatoes Lead MORIARTY Start Sept, 20 Gives inside wood or eoa- Ash for it eiOer « r y . . . ioM -f - f + crete floors a amart, lua- In Auction Mart trous look. It ’a aasy to BROTHERS tradt-marks mean the same thing. “ On The Level A t Center IMMEDUTE « - 5 6 Tomatoes stlU dominate the lo­ welL Qt. cal Auction Market. Yesterday and Broad" •omm tiNoa AumosnY or me coca.co u comtanv it DELIVERY ON there were sold 1,064 half bushel COCA-COLA BUTTUNO CO.MPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. farawtsida flaare baskets at a high of $3.00 and a THt GIFT FOft A ll OCCASIONS . . . O W4I* TW CoM'CtNi Cniiiny ’47-’46 MODELS low o f $.40. There were 69 bush­ THI ONI THAT IMAKIS THi OCCASION b U P O N T fine old els of cucumbers at a high of |3J0 A S LO W A S 3 and a low of $.60; 22 crates of Cash Down or Extfrior Porch Faint cauliflower at $2.70 a crate, and $395 Trade-In A leeah, benl aeltli ter eat- flve bushels o f shell beans at $1.30 That gift h paper. Apprapriife toJ appreciated for birthdayi, anni- a bushel. Total sales for the day ^ w M Balance •Mn wmo4 aeers, ttop*. oad vcfMriet, graduation, u a thank-yon far hoapitalit)- enjoyed. And lo Wm. PrsvMns Ssrelils pro- amounted to $2318.26. U Monthly iMiisn eaelstl weeWieHaa nake it doubly appreciated and to fully reflect your own good taiic — New England traditions ...dManep J... gire Crane*> Fine Papert. Crane’a Paperi are made from cotton and 4-DOOR SEDANS en6«r ksavy U x . d O '47 Dodge Custom boMc. linen 6brn only — the cboicett material tro^ which paper can be '47 PooUao AMD JUNE K. JAYE '47 Plymouth Special Deloxs AMERICA'S The made. They have the codnriag qnality that girct them diitinctioo '47 Chevrolet FieetUna sod the tcyliag that addi character to alt cormponden^ '47 Chevrolet Aero Ytovtncctown folks never tire 1 Brlghtons up ' I Dewey-Richmon We invite you to view onr Klcciioo and to chooie from it for frienda, *46 Dodge Custom Plymouth Special Deluxe sing songs very Cuaily, and yonraelf. your homnl Qt hearing their Town C rier! SHATHRS PRICES WITH A STORE WIDE SALE Professional Dance Studio Plymouth Special Deluxe PRICE FIGHTER Co. '41 Dodge A s we ride in tVt® OCULISf '41 Plymouth Special Deluxe DU PONT '41 Ford MEN'S '41 OldsraobUe Enamel PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED . Re-opening September 18 i L Bnlck Special ' NEW FRAMES The Dewey-Richman Co. *46 Mercury LENS DUPlJCATED '40 Dodge Jewelers— Stationers— Opticians ' * '40 Pontiac tiM Coat REPAIRS MADE '40 Plymouth Special Deluxe '89 Pontiac Union M s *89 Plymouth *30 Chevrolet '88 Dodge *$7 Plymouth •SI Ford *$7 LaSaRe 2-DOOR SEDANS A w '47 Dodge 5-Pasa. I d *47 Ford Super Deluxe Pirciilt DrtssM KEG. 2.29. Rib-knit underwear The Total Number Of '47 Che\Tolet Stylemaster Town umsbfeut mUte in comfortobla medium-waiflbi *48 Plymouth Spee, DeL Town Parfaapa tha moat unique traditioa kept 0na o t N aw Bnigand’s graatast plaaa- •4$ Ford 8-Pnee. cotton, long-tlaave, enkl# Savings Bonks nrua la an oM-fosbioned hay-ride under '41 Plymouth I colorfully olive in theM modem timaa is 2 length* ityle. Siwa 36 to 46. Depositors Continues '41 Ford ' Provineetown'i famed town crier. Dressed • brV it aihrarr moon. Ifa a raal tradition— '48 Ford 1.98 - J in Colonial atdra, ha still rings bis bell ]uat tike mild, dry Hampden T o G ro w ... '40 Cbe%Tolet 6-Paas. Reg. 2.98 percales in zip­ W'e Ain*t KiddW FABRIC SKII *89 Plymouth Hera’a bright naw color and end calls out die news o f the day!- A le — made by lolkt who brew WORK H05E Boys! per front, 'tailored or but in this realistic world of today it is *89 Chevrolet baauty for furaitura, walla, an6 in s ala — aefiUar *b«/ Men** Beaoos not so much because o f mtaaty axioms *$8 Plymouth and vroodworki You’ll find coat styles. Assorted aptttfaot Irregulars 10.'^]-I8 • 3 9 4 yd. about saving or the historical back-, _ *$8 Ford scores o f usss for DUCO, stripes and prints. Size *88 Chevrolet Save $ 1 .0 0 Reg. 89e Pr. ground of famous th rifty people. the'*easieet-to-nBe" enamel! 12 to 44. 19c c IreodclelAft *87 Plymouth SAVE 10c Today the urge to save can also be *S7 Oldsmoblle i r H ft*** •meeftftr • • • Women’s lace trlm ncd t * c f t tt a h s '$6 Chevrolet fast translated into other things— how much • fftU a s . of the extras to make living better or I t Cavnr*' salMlv foremost among the fine slips. Tearose, white, blue. Coupca-Convertiblea a S A M Iatg how much security will “ X ” dollars buy? ★ Uava* a hwd-wMrisa. Come early tor theea. *47 Dodge Stetlon Wagon ato-Uka ftaltli You have to accumulate dollars *47 Dodge S-Pnss. Coupe i r Caalaksraast. ot old New England... ® While they laat. 1 Q D T -S h irts by .saving— What sum “ X** dollars may *4$ Plj-mouth Club Coupe / laM arathiaa* Reg. 2.98 ' Meu'a m ute Cottaa ipfii |R fw i am ofi amount to depends on your determina­ *41 Bnlck Super Conv. Club / W ldle they laat Coupe ofld prists. S5 *-3 6 * widu^ tion lo save. Sava IZe on each *41 Pontiac Coupe Sedan P t . $ 1 . 3 0 S. M. L . Beg. 88e ' Ivy yards audaovuplaatyl '41 Ford Conv. Coupe Deposit Your Savings In This '41 Chevrolet anb Coupe 45 Ge Nylons Mutual Savings Bank '41 Bttlclc Saner Club Coupe «£C. 1.I9I Full *40 PontUc Torpedo Club Coupe folhioned. New U U m .. M anufacturer's 36^' FLANNEL > *4A Dodre Club Coupe Foil ibodei. s E Special Aaaartai ealsca '8ft Pontiac Chih Conoe • C lo s e o u t Sad Stilpes t 6 . 3 5 c '84 Dodge Buslneae Coupe JOHNSON JUST RECEIVED REGISTRATION SATURDAYTSEPT. 18TH, 10-12 A. M., 2-6 P. M.* $60 Otbera To Choose From HALF 5LIP5 U n b le a c h e d Lovely lace trimmrd rayon knit Infants Blankets 1988 to 1947 Models PAINT CO. D a m a sk i> b iw , white, maize, tearoae 41 PURNELL PLACE, PHONE 2-1090, HARTFORD 5-1226 * The pale, UgM «*nr flavor/ Ptnk only. Biie SO x 40. 88" Cottoa aad Bayou M u s lin AO Makes — AO Body Stylsa 699 Main SI. 8, M. L. R n > i-M 1 . 2 7 Only 80 of theee. 77c Glue, wlae. race, gold, t t d Pupils are thoroughly trained by a teacher who is capable of executing every pha** T «|L 6861 ' l.ftO value. greeu. Save Sfte Td."7 M M t i . 3 3 c "“ Saving Bank^Mdiicliestei' ooffvmakrr imb. bhcwins w>u.iMANtcrr. m am SAVE 71c of the dance she instructa. Mia* Jay® a member o f the Dancing Masters o f Ameridfa CAPITOL A m u t u a l SAVinOS DAHK AbiNetiiio biiite and the Dancing Teachera Club o f Connecticut and attended the Normal School and MOTORS, Inc. A ll Depnnlt* I m Thin R «nh Are GmrantMsI In Full By The ('onvention in Washington, D. C., and comploled sevonl'.'idvanccfi sttidy courses In 868 3laii> St, , Hartford in New fingland for SOYears!^ Saving* Bunk*' lirponll (Siinranlv Fund nt ConnrvlU-’il. Inc. Canada and .New York. \ ’ Tel. 7-814t AINTS M e Buy Used Cars For Cash 7 V ^ ' ■ ■ \ ■■ , ' .\ V \ /r ^ rr' w \___. ______t ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,WEDNESDAT, SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 ^ A G S TWELVH conductor of the New York Civic utea '85.28 waa dropped In ths bat turnout waa In the first district, national trusteeship for the three had also expressed satisfaction Dealers Qualify Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary Noted Artist orchestra, the New Haven Sym­ Tha Chicago Tribune called him followed by the fourth, second and colonics constituted an abrupt Paving Plan with the Manchester project and phony and other orchestras. As "one of the outstanding srioUnieU third. shift. Earlier, the So'vlct union had had requested the department to In Speed Contest Passes Away conductor of the Hartford Sym­ of the present generstlon.” and Four Voting Districts The largest Democratic turnout come out for putting them under extend the work further east. fJUBILEC phony he played numerous concerts Frita Krelaler s^d "Hartford R came in the fourth district, fol­ Italian trusteeship. Vishlnsky "During the past two years on In BuahncU Park. lucky to hava a conductor Uke lowed by first, second and third. shifted course in the middle of, an ^ Is D efended TOTS 'a TEDK, be; resurfacing werk we have tried C':rton * I.,«hman wid Ch&rlez fdoBttaoad rroo* Pago Ooc) Taoght la Rocheater Jacques Gordon.” argument yesterday. the old method of having man­ Le.iinan, of the Atlantic station In 1942 Air. Gordon went to He performed numerous works System Not Efficient Lewis W. Douglas, ambassador Covering of Manholes holes raised first and the new at Main and Myrtle atrocta, have symphony orchestra. A t the aanoa Rochester to become hesd of the for the first time in the United Faahkm CaRtre For To«nif to London, representing the qualified aa the aervlca station violin department of the Eastman StateSL co«Uy and leas efficient than the Italy’s Colonies method of having the manholes time he continued his concert ca­ United States, expressed amaze­ Intentional Highway dealera to rapreaent this area in School of Music. Mr. Gordon also formerly had On Mala Fadag Oak Stract one precinct ayatem. Returns al­ ment. First, he said, Russia raised after resurfacing." said Mr. reer aa a traveling virtuoso. 1 U .S -4 4 B y Crockett Wins Director the Atlantic Refining Company's Mr. Gordon, according to out­ been gueat soloist for many Hart­ so were much delayed,. The Repub­ Up to Assembly wanted to give Italy everything; Donnelly. ‘The new method has He organized the Gordon String Official Asserts been so much superior in the effi­ "Kandeo." whose wlnnera Will re­ standing critics, was probably beat ford musical organisatlona Includ­ Post, Loses Assembly lican result could not be tabulat­ then, she wanted to give Italy ceive awards aggregating more Quartet in 1921 and in 1930 was cient processing of the work in known for bis "rare understanding ing the Travelers choral club. ed and announced until 10 p. m. nothing. than 212,000. obliged to resign fr6m the Chicago As Delays and Tie-Ups (Continued from Page One) Hartford, Sept. 15—(JV-The In­ avoiding delays and in avoiding of music.” Several years ago he was award­ I while Democrats waited until An American briefing officer tentional covering of all manholea The name ‘‘Mandeo,” and the Symphony to devota hlmaelf en­ MATCH MATES the hazards to traffic or raised tirely to solo playing and hU en Aa a child prodigy In Russia, he ed the Elizabeth Sprague Cbolidge X e s t 10:30 p. m. for their totals. later commented that James F. in pavement resurfacing projects contest itaelf, are modeled after Occnr in______First ! 'hiose favoring: the district aya- Tueaday. The veto does not apply manholes and of decreasing the in­ aemble. had been awarded a decoration by medal In the Library of Cbngrcss Byrnes, then U. S. Secretary of was defended today by the State western rodeos, hut the competi­ 8o E z d tli«. . . Be M i r . . tern asserted the improvement in there. State, proposed in 1946 that the convenience to merchants, that tors display their speed and skill Mr. Gordon also was the first the czar of Russia for his playing for dUtlngulahed aervlce to music Highway department as being in at the celebration of tbe 300th an­ in this country. CottoR aad C r ^ In a primary that drew com-: tumout over last year was attii- In two days of conferences, the colonies be placed under Interna­ thia new method haa been definite­ In aerviclng motor cars Instead of conductor of the Hartford Sym­ blned Republican and Democrttlc yutubje to the four voting: places, tional trusteeship and that Rus­ accordance with the latest and ly accepted. phony orchestra, under W PA aiu- niversary of Rpmanoff rule. Mr. Gordon lesvea his widow, Big Four delegates--summoned best engineering procedure. by handling' horses. GMa and SrB-Tm i ' votes totaling nearly twice those i Final Results Delayed sia then opposed It. Hector Mc­ "W e have some of the moat The competitive interest Shown pices. Atr. Gordon b-lleved in playing Mrs. Ruth Janeway (Jordon; two The department's director of of last year the town tried out Its Unwleldlness of the four dis- to consider the future of Eritrea, Neil, British minister of state, re­ capable maintenance engineers in by ths deslera, aa well aa the prac­ For nine years, Mr. Gordon for­ muaic “for the people.” On one oc­ aona, Richard 8. Gordon, a student highway roaintenancK. A. Don­ new four district voting aatup y «*' ! trlct system was noticeable most Libia and Somaliland — apont, called that Soviet Foreign Mini­ the country in charge of our main­ tical value of the training in f »r s - — Photo by VIrhl merly was heed of the violin de­ casion, In Chicago, 1') prove that at Harvard university, and Nicho­ nelly, termed recent eclUMm of partment at the American 0>nser- ‘anybody recognizes good miiaie,” las Gordon, and aeveral brothers BLOUSES terday. Resets ‘ during the last voting hour and most of their time arguing about ster V. M. Molotov decried the tenance work and they are guided Ica efBcicncy, led the company to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jayoox tlon of the wisdom of the new sys­ proposal with the remark: this practice on a M an-eater vatory of Music in Chicaga In he dressed in old clothes and took and alateriL M exaltlag elylee te eheeoe fteox during the tabulation checks. whether they had the necessary by established practices develop­ resume the annual trials,'anapend- tem and pointed to the probability ‘‘K a baby has seven fathers, project ''apparently a misunder­ ed during the war, - according to 1928 he waa guea^ taacher of violin his fiddle to the sidewalk in front Funeral arrangements are in- la abort ead pmh ■■ eteavee . . . Moderator John J. O'Connor was authority to do anything. Riuutia ed from their own experiments Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaycox of'M obly. 19, waa shot In tea arm AH wMte, plaMB. i r t n l i i —i aiai that much additional expense will held up in getting out the final re­ no one takes care of It." standing” as to the engineering ofilcialB of the Atlantic Company. at the Julius Harit School of Mu­ of the public library. In ten min- oomplete. have to be borne before the dis­ aaid they hadn't because only and from various experiments all 86 Durant atreet, whose fiftieth and chest last night on the Hun sic. tailoced oMdele. aiaee S to ex, 9 to sults by delays in the districts. Until the question is decided, procedure and the reasons for over the country by members of Ih e top dealer in each loqal dU' trict arrangement will be nearly France had a foreign miniatery the colonics will remain under co'vering manholes. wedding anniversary fell on Sun­ Qngton brothers tobacco planta­ He establiahed the Gordon Mu­ 14. aoh tom 16 to 14. The following are the final com­ the Highway Research Upuncil trlct has bceii chosen by a "round tion, and Police Chief Arthur G. a i effleient as the previous one- present. British and French SMimlnistration ‘The method being followed has up." a series of unannounced day, September 12, were fated in sical Association at Falls Village pleclnct voting plan. Delay and bined totals tabulated for the When they did get down to the and the American Association of recognition of ths event by rela-, Wall said a fellow, worker. Os­ In 1930. and. until hie Ulneaa last primaries. HU they have since they were been used all during the past year Highway Officials. checks on the asles service, lUbrl- tie-ups occurred. question at hand, Russia demanded taken from Italy during the war. on similgr projects,'' he said. "It cstlon efficiency and "good hoiisC' tives and friends, Saturday and wald Huff, also known as Lee year, had been teaching extensive­ Repuhliran Huff, was being sought Mobly, $ 1.98 to $3.98 As the final tabulations were that all three colonies be placed follows the modem engineering "In the resurfacing work such keeping" of the competing sta Sunday. | ly every summer et Muale moun­ made for the Republican primary, (• denotes no nomination). under international trusteeship. as In Manchester, the existing Saturday their aona gave a fam -,said not to be In a serious condi­ tain. His teachings attracted Board of Directors method which was first used so tiona. 100 It' was found that in the contests The western powers said no. The manholes are referenced In ad­ Lubrication, wheel-bearing lubri­ Uy dinner party at Tintl'a Res-, tion at a Hartford hospital, and students and teachers from' all over % An Wool Raymond E. Hagedom ....,1.2,17 successfully in Cincinnati in 1946 Huff were described by Wall aa ’rtomas J. Crockett edged ahead western powers got together on a Hospital Notes and which is now being used by vance and then the loratlons re­ cation and tire changing are .the taurant In Agawam, Masa., after the country end Canada for the SKIRTS JUMPERS of two other candidates and won Harold A. Turklngton ...... 1.1P6 proposal to put Somaliland under established when the pavinT is Negyo youths who had come from study of repertory end chamber progressive departments through­ MON - 4 three events in which aeml-flnaliatr which the group returned to the Cheeae treoa • torge aelectlm ef himself a place for the Board of John H. Lappen ...... 1,104 Italian trusteeship. Russia block­ being laid, and the type of man,- will compete In the “ Mandeo” for home of their son and daughter- the. South last spring to work-in music. Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Min­ out the country. The procedure the tobacco fields. an ptaM. ploM titainM enO plsto tlrectors but lost out in his t ^ Alden E. Bailey ...... 1.091 ed that. holcs idontiried arU the utility the honor of representing the dis­ in-law. Mr. and Mra. Cfiarance H .' He appeared frequently as guest fer representative to the Incumb- nie Flnvell, Rockville; Robert waa highly praised in the "Engin­ TUES. • 5 Joseph H. Russell ...... 1,073 In Washington, the State De­ company notified." trict In rogional finals, covering Jaycox of 81 Starkweather atreat, i eats, Sherwood O. Bowers and Raymond E. C oop er...... 1,036 eering News Record” isaue of tortoie iS^ro^SIsew S to ix, 7 to 14, partment announced that the Smith. 34 C, Garden drive; Ben­ September 6. 1946.” WED. - 6 Atlantic's six major sales regions. where another party was held and sab teen 10 to 14. jLlla P. Crawford. Thomas J. Crockett ...... 1,035 United States Is backing a British jamin MacrI. New street; Otto Worry aggravates di.seased Winners and runners-up in each of the photograph which appears ' JJohn Lawler lost in his effort Christie F. McCormick . 1,013 Mr. Donnelly pointed out that proposal to turn over (.Tlrcnaira, Yavt, Rockville: Mrs. Rosa Ander­ hearts, but does not weaken sound THURS. - 7 ths threa tests >vlll get their above waa taken of the couple. td run for constable. Robert F. Hawley...... 984 rine of Libia's three provinces, to son. 233 Center street; Paul Sklo- Towm Manager George H. Waddell ones. chance for top awards in the com­ I (The loser for nomination as a Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. $ 2 . 9 8 •Cornelius R. Foley ...... 863 Britain, under U. N. trusteeship, (ioski, Talcottvilic; Mrs. Mary FW. - 6 pany’s finals in Philadelphia on Jaycox kept "open house” at their to rirector was Cornelius R. Foley Town Clerk until Indep endence can be Fazzino. 19 Oak street; Mrs. Ann September 29. LOFT v^ o WM low of ten seeking nomi- $AT. - 9 home on Durant atreet. and a '' C . Manchester SpretaRy Fik«g E imuel J. Turklngton who hit the NONIOHTS town came to offer their congra- 100<7 AO Wool Judge of Probate' to notify the United Nations that Coburn road. r ark of 1,367 votes. Highest for tulatlona and to present them William ,S. Hyde ...... 1,263 the four great pow'ers were un­ Admitted today: Herbert Ren- I.ocated on Fairvlew Street, near bus ami stores. This at­ • BonuanMsif. Date Book t le Board of Directors was Ray- able to agree. The yrestem powers tractive 6 room Colonial house and sun iiarlor with entrance with flowers and gifts. Cardigstn Sweaters $^.98 II lond E. Hagedom with 1,217. For Representatives nard. 9 Pleasant street; Mary and 6 (micAliiC ^Lto<»f*^TSPbRTSMAN SH vv A t the close of the work week, Sherwood G. Bowers ...... 1,181 said Secretary-General Trygve Lie Heather Stewart, 40 Auburn road; to Street would make good office. Extra large 2 car garage Thureday, Sept 16 Orejr, grrea, oas-y and red. Sizea 7 to 14. 4 ^ j idge of probate William S. Hyde should be told in a letter from the Friday, at the Bon Ami factory, for a flavor feast g 9t 1,263, for BMucation board Julia P. C raw ford...... 1,048 Anthony Zarkey, Rockville. with overhead doom and amesite drive. Full hath on 1st and The Farewell Reception for foreign ministers council. Discharged yesterday: William WILDLIFE - W ULTRV Mr. Jaycox who .ia one of the em­ < harles S. House gained 1,307. •Thomas J. Crockett ...... 620 2nd doors. Comer property with 2 lots for Uwn, well shaded, Rev. Ward and family, postponed ployees, waa presented with a gift We've fsorched the earth Throughout the districts in both Constables Russia’s Position Roper. 1097 Main streeL from Wednesday night . Andrei Y. Vishinaky, the Soviet Dl.schnrged today; Dorothy Ed­ atorm windows and screens to nil windows. This house Is not of money. The presentation waa ifrlmaries there was evidence that James Duffy ...... ••..1,118 Friday, Sept 17 made by Master Mechanic George for choicest nut meats, deputy foreign minister, said the wards, 1.54 Walker street;’ Ben­ new bat In the best of repair. All improvements with nil heat, Annual meeting, Manchester SELECT YOUR those voting 'were cutting right Sedrick J. Straughan ...... 1,082 E. Snow. meetings here wen not sessions of jamin Mocri, New street; Mrs. antomatic hot water heater. Asking price 81.5,800. Terms District B. S. A., Murphy's res­ snd left to support certain favor- Raymond E. Robinson ..•••• 987 The former Miss Lillie Connelly brought In luscious fruit the Foreign M I isters council, Florence Sullivan, 38 EIro 8treet^ arranged. taurant. BOYS OR GIRLS 1 es and were not 'VoUng acrosss Otto H. Herrmann ...... 950 of Beacon. N. Y., and Wesley Jay­ t le board.” Primary workers re- since only France had a ^ a n of Mrs. Florence Waldron, Wapping; Saturday, Sept 18 •John A. L a w le r...... 697 cox of Cold .Spring, N. Y., were from the world's finest 1 orted that there w’ere coimtless Board of Education that rank present. Mrs. Dorothy Fish and son, 31 JUST IN— Picnic and Field Day of Scandia 'I M.90' ' • • • 1 isUnces of persona entering The Russian proposal for Inter­ Waddell road. ■y Exclusive With Lodge, Order of Vasa, at Vasa married September 12, 1898, In orchards. Then we've ■ COAT SET or Charles S. House ...... ‘.1,807 the Memorial Baptist church, 1 ooths to vote only once or twice. Carl W. Noren ...... 1,196 Park, South Meriden. <• c h « „ , , ' • .. .2S.9S With contests all along the line, Sept. 20 to 25 Hartford, by the Rev. Henry M. ^ coveted eqch delicious 3.* Janet S. Smith ...... 1,093 HERBERT L. FORTUNE Thompson, who waa pastor at 1 1S Democratic primary showed Andrew L. Riker ...... 1,071 ANOTHER LOAD OF ARMY North End Firemen's Carnival 1 eglstrar of Voters Edward F. 80 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE 8402 'at Jarvis lot. / that time. They lived in Hartford ^ morsel with the renowned SNOW SUIT Justice of the Peace for tome time anu in other parts 1 [orlarty snowing under a bidder Stuart J. Wasley ...... 1,129 Visit Your New Wednesday. Sept 22 a >r his post, Pascal Mastrangelo, Installation of officers of local of Cbnnecticut, moving to Man­ e loft AAilk Chocolate. .. creomy, P l r t r * R ^ Stewart Johnston ...... 1,119 chester four years ago, where 1 y 650 to 214. Moriarty was the. Fannie G. Elliott ...... ,1,071 American Legion Post at Legion NOW! Ilghest’ vote getter among'the ______SURPLUS CLOTHING I Home. their sons, Clarence H. and Ray­ ▼ nourishing, delectable. To thrill ...... ^mocrats. Next was 621 for Frank O. Steele ...... 1,061 mond L. have been residents for a Selectmen Sept 24 to O ct 8 pound fealey C. Oryk as Judge of pro- MANCHESTER number of years. An older son, e you, your family and friends we present. U m Our Convenient William S. Davis ...... 794 Home Fashions Festival to be V ^ ji “"•R'c.mPh,,/ • ..J9.50 ate, while John D. LaBetle. run- held here by 13 local stores. Clinton R. Jaycox, with his wife for nomination as Director, NaUlle G. McIntosh ...... 688 Cushion Sole 63% Wool Stockings and their two daughters, the only this flavor feast of superlative chocolates. 6p Democrat Miss Emma Lou Kohler October 5 and 6 V ^ LAY-A-WAY PLAN 6 Pair $1.50 Faahlon Show at Whlton hall grandchildren, who live in Farm­ -MM Democfstie Votes Board of Directors ington, were also present at all S 829 Main St„ Manchester $ John D. L a B e lle...... 546 SEA FOOD Announces the Opening on October 1 by C3ieney Brothers A. A. A small deposit plus addi­ LaBelle also gained 470 votes the feattvitlea. ^ o Edward W. C arroll...... 465 OF THE Friday, Oct 8 4P Near Purnell Place • tional weekly payments re- J be named as popteaentatlve A ll day benefit bazaar, Worn -With Helen M. Fltxpatrlck who will Henry T, B ecker...... 428 FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF 50% Wool Army Socks...... '4 Pair $1.00 ^ 5 M rves your choice. Columbus J. M urphy...... 427 en'a Auxiliary Memorial hospital, Tooth Shot In Quarrel •!l^ the second nominee, having ART CENTRE at Masonic Temple. Windsor, Sept 15—(/P)—Robert gained 305 votes. Thomas M. Sullivan...... 424 Versey H. McBride...... 416 3 SOUTH ^AIN STREET G. I. Coveralls, Size 40 o n ly ...... $4.98 Saturday, Oct. 9 With thirteen seeking posU on Field Day of Silhouette Bugle SOX! SOX! SOX! ,Oie Board of Dlrectoni the Demo­ Katherine D. Bourn...... 373 Instruction In Speech, Diction, Dramatic Art Anthony J. George...... 369 FRESH SEA FOOD and'’ Drum Corps of Vernon at crats barred out Theodore A. Adult Classes In Ballroom Dancing O u ter Park here at 1 p. m. iWelao, Jay B, Rublnow. Joseph Stanley R. Opalach...... 366 Gloves—leather palm, canvas hack, knit wrisL AND MORE SOX! (Specialist In Rhumba) Awarding of prises at Stats i f . McEvitt and John R. Horan. •John R Horan...... 'S65 There was a difference of only one •Joseph F. McElvltt...... 350 For Further Information Phone 3794 59c each, $6.50 ilozeii Armory In evening. By LeRol “Hug-Top” Vote between Horan and Stanley •Jay E. Rubinow...... 318 Tall Cedars Oremonial at Ma­ R. Opalach and only four between •Theodore A. Weiss...... 145 This Week's Specials sonic Temple. Tee, we base that certola ahade ^Horan and Anthony J. George. Town d e rk Sweaters, 100% W ool, Navy style, Sunday, O ct 10 juar or atyle yon are aearchlag for to WillUm V. DeHan...... 445 Arnold Lunn lecture 8 p. m., aize lOVl. la half box. aaldeta, BUa M. Quish went far ahead SWORDFISH FILLET OF SOLE Only one. slightly scratched. Reg. 299^5 saieetman with 500 and the •N. C. Bogginl...... 262 turtle n e c k ...... $3.00 Hollister street school. Auspices plala, fancy or atrlpao. 'ifecoad nominee waa William Ham­ Town Treasurer SALMON ■ FILLET OF CUSK Challoner Club. Fineslone Electric Range ^ ilton, 322, who waa 'only seven Felix J. McEvitt...... 399 Monday, O ct I I 39c Pr., 3 Pr. for $1.10 gVotea ahead of the loser in this •Margaret E. Zorskls...... 224 HALIBUT FILLET OF HADDOCK Tough Armor Cord Waterproof Welt .U . S. Marine Corps Band con­ Just two floor samples left. ReK* '' ^24.50 fcontest. Grant Wood. Registrar of Voters cert at Bushnell, sponsored by Engliflh Rib 50c pair* Edward F. Moriarty...... 650 m Firestone W i s h e r s ...... - ' ' ------DEMOCRATIC W ork S h o e s...... $5.49 Marine Corps League. in THIS SMART Losing out as Justice of the MACKEREL FILLET OF PERCH peace waa Michael J. Pinto. •Pascal Mastrangelo...... 214 Satiirday, O ct 16 • Democratic Town Chairman W il­ Selectmen FILLET OF BLUE Entertainment and dance, Man­ One floor sample. J J . . . 259.50 liam V. DeHan went ahead of N. Ella M. Quish...... 509 chester Pipe Band at the Rain­ William Hamilton ...... 322 7 cn. ft. Firestone Refnger |C. Bogginl 445 to 262 to gain the RALLY bow. Bolton. •Grant Wood ...... 316 CLEMENT ARMY and October 22. 28 ’ town clerk nomination while for Judge of Probate Slightly Frezeer 289.50 treasurer Felix J. McEvItt gained BOILED LOBSTERS, SHRIMPS, FISH Community Players In "You V FOR JUNIOR! Wesley C. Oryk ...... 621 SPEAKERS Can’t Take It With You.” Whlton Firestone 6V1 c«* '300 to 224 for Margaret E. Zor- Representatives JUST ARRIVED gkis. CAKES, SAijiDS, All kinds of SHELLFISH H ill, Auspices C. L. of C. John D. Lai^lle...... 479 NAVY SURPLUS November 2.1, 26. 27 ^ Voting Straggling Helen M. Fitzpatrick...... 303 New Shipment O f I The voting waa straggling dur- DEPOT’SQUARE NORTH END, MANCHESTER St. Rridget’s Church Bazaar at •Henry T. Becker...... 278 William T. Carroll S t Bridget's hall. :fng the day, building up to a fair •Katherine M. Bourn...... 222 evening turnout The Increase We Specialize !r% Fried Oysters, Constables OF TORRINGTON *5 eaused Jams at all polling places Harold E. Keating...... 588 Corduroy SfuKts *Md there was waiting to vote. Fried Clams, Fried Scallops and John J. Cratty...... 491 Democratic Candidate F'or Lt. Governor sturdy, ptowa 'Officials, pointing to the relatviely Ronald Lingard...... 447 fmall primary vote are wondering PINEHURST—THVRSDAT PINEHVRST—THURSDAT dnroy alaatle ah Frederick W. Sm ith...... 446 Fish 'n Chips And J front, fatly-lined, fall tf the district system will break Board of Education 7 ^ Si$3*98 mwn in the coming national elec- auto cot. Sizes 8 to IR Mav Holden ...... 549 ition. William F. Buckley...... 622 Better Taste -- No W aste I It was stated that more ma- Frances Cashion Taylor...... 469 Boya* Cotton ehines will be necessary to avoid Joseph A. B a rth ...... 402 Local Candidates One o f our meat men just suggested that we jams. These come at about |2,000 . Justice of the Peace lower the cost o f your meat budget by **cut> leach, and it was reported at least Thomas E. Dannaher...... 536 LISTEN TO THE FACTS two more machines of improved William P. Quish...... 4 .. 519 ting'* Pinehurst ground beef 4c Ib. the rest o f SlDlES T-SHIRTS type may ^ be needed In each of William V. DeHan...... 502 the four districts. This bears out Alice M. Perry ...... 366 ENTERTAINMENT the week, .and at the same time get 'some 856 Main St. Phone 7080 ^ Floe Qotton InUta.' In haadaonw An earlier contention that addi- •Michael J. Pinto...... 342 “ 1 op Quality — Low Pricea" qatrlpes. long aleavea. 8 In 6x, 7 t o .l| . p'(lonal voUng dUtrlcU will be more The largest general Republican more people to try it and find out just how ANNOUNCING... T O M O R R O W -8 :15 P. M. , good Pinehurst chopped meat is. $ 1 .0 0 to $ 1 .69 COR. MAIN AND BISSELL STREETS Yes, better taste, no waste i . when you buy c Pinehurst Ground Beef, you get government Be a Winner— Vote Democratic inspected Western beef, freshly ground, with just enough fat in it to give it the right texture 'and flavor. . the regular price is 69c lb. HIDDEN IN THE HEEIS OP Save 4c lb. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Stamis for WASH, IT’S NOT TOO EARLY! Pinehurst, freshly chopped D r o ’ t e h f i v Widl and POLISH k ’ GROUND BEEF u 65c « i S H O E S . Again wc suggest that you place your advance order Your- faithful car de- an inside wedge te prevent PRONATION for a Robart Faym Fresh Turkey for the week end. aarvea a beauty treat­ At 79c Ib. for fresh young hen turkeys . . . they are the ment at intervals. Have finest turkey value on the market t^ a y . Just sold one you had it carefully customer eight of them to put in her locker. . . do the cleaned and polished Here’s our double duty same for you, if you tell us. lately? coat that fives you twice as fool apeciallau AIR CURED, WAFER THIN Our experts do a thor­ ough job at a reason­ much for your money as any claim 9 0 « of att able price. And if you . othar coat yoa can buy! A cbOdnatoeanw SterKng Silver aadoa 0araia« ie DRIED BEEF , u 42c have any traffic scars Featured Thursday warm winter-weight lining TUKP tUllDIR-A 1 September and Octo­ elthemUea). on body or fenders, f*H m m I •( iWt cam. * zips in with a mere twist of ber ore favored times theyll touch ’em up to pWW lawn kMO« Choose s pattern from our wide the wrist. Without the lin­ S'au haahtiy and iporii. to seed. Worm days, FRKH FISH THURSDAY protect against rust. ing you've a smart coat for Dae a»»w. SO fMJt cool nights and gentle rains hasten variety of desiens—It will b« a life , And while you are here buy your fresh fruits and Just say, ‘W -W -P” and seoo «q f l . $|«s 100 w ell do the rest . . . 'Autumn or Spi-ing. The line • %TM. your SCOTTS planting into luxuriant tiais compaaloB. ’* MAT vegetables , . . Plums are 16c Ib., Becker’s Summer Squash 7c each. Carrots 10c bun. and we have some o f QUICK! is beautifully flared . . . the WHDS tAD? u.. turf of rare beauty and lasting color. Hove Your Xmas x t ^ w t s fabric pure wOoL This you UWN rboo Ohn Wfto Costs less, too, because SCOTTS the finest quality potatoes at 73c-a peck that are now CONTSOl-lt WMd* and Solimene & Flagg, SEED is so clean and pure. 1 lb-95c T h « PLACE SETTINGS AS LOW AS $20.70 AN D UP Photo Token available. When customers return for a second peck must try on! slwvheiwevsly. IS COMING!! N O W! the next day wc must ,bc offering something oat of the •aa. asee «q n . $ jje 5 lbs - $4.65 10 Ibe - S8.95 ordinary in plain old fashioned ’’spuds.” Inc. Prwa. IIMO iq ft - is to designed l#CMty Hsvu your photo taken now.'Make a small deposit •12JL 35 lbs • $21.25. and pl®k( up tpe photos at Christmas time. Priced as Un^ge-H.b mouth Sales, ServtM thbiedde wed|gi wkfc Not'O nly First in Conn. 631 Center St.. TeL 5101 low as $3.00. $39* 98 one afleedng the Med But Naturally First in of the ahoe. TKe Dewey-Richman Co. G R D C Q R Y% A M r p Blish Hardware Co. ELITE STUDIO , 79,3 .MAIN ST., PHONE 1121 * A m E x * b t^ \ Jeweleiia—SUtioneie—Optlefans MANCHESTER • 3 0 2 MAIN <;t . • 0 lA L 4 / fl» 9^3 MAIN STREET XEL. 8358 ...... , , . ' J- V •/ / \) ItANCHSSTBR EVENING RSRALQ. MANCHESTER. OONN^. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER iS. IMS n m rXCFE TOOOTBHl' Ma n c h e s t e r EVENI^G h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n „ W e d n e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r j 5, i 94S —Democrat* John A. Carroll and sdsbd'a foreign minister, arrived! Republican leadership m our atata have the eouraga and todra» Seven States RepubUcans William B. HIU. J. Indian Troops in London last night on hto way Gov. Shannon to movtog rapidly to create an­ dence to step out on h(a own? win of the jraar in lira fighting is to ha- among teams demor.atraUng live­ ths Princssa Aloha type. Hs said ther detaUa about the meeting Edgar Chenoweth and Robert F, to Paris to back up Hydsjabsd’a other Romback machine, even he stand en hia own feet and aay girt Beptamher 16 and will con­ stock loss ^irevention practices. In Colum bia hs would Uks to hava orfiorod them North CovcDlry will be announced laUr. W apping Pick Candidate^ Rockwell—ai) were unopposed. Take Homnabad protests. He declaiM the Indlsn Visits Dewey more ekilled and unscmpulous what he thtoka? Or wUl ha ba South Coventry tinue for ten waaks. Uia Horaemsklng SecUon, junior for ths whole bridal party but that The regular offleera of Cbventry Also unopposed were their Novem­ attack on his stats was s ‘Van- than the machine that Governor ■imply a tool of Harold ’Roraback* was impossible without gl'ving Mrs. Myrtle Oarpentar, teacher division, among the blue ribbon Oranga will confer the 1st degree ber opponents—Republican Chris­ ton snd entirely unprovoked set Croas ftoatly managed to drive Mitchell?” of the first grade at tha Town winners Carole Whittman and Bar­ A gift o f equipment for the awsy his secret. Mrs. William McKinney has re­ and the ladies’ degree team the Evergreen Lddga AF and AM topher F. Cusack and Democrats (Conttausd from Page One) of aggression.” (Coattaoed from Paga Oat) out o f power 18 yeare ago." lE z.: The flowers had tn be ordered ••nttnued trom Pag* one) hall requests that those parents of bara Schwarm won -with their health room is the latest addition turned from two weeks’ visit 2nd degree on Thursday evening held their first fall meeting at George F. BIckel. John H. Mar­ ("I eincerely hope,” he added, Aeaertiag hto opponenta would ;ago through a Los Angeles concern, he first grada pupils who hava not demonstration on "Iroplng a Cot­ to Columbia’s new consolidated with her daughter and son-in-law, at Cov’entry Grsmge. A rehearsal Masonic Temple Monday evening, has won election for the past 36 salis and Wayne N, Aspinall. ths city’s principal admintotrntlve "The Security Council will take named Alcorn’s successor, reliable "fight viciously and without Safety Cooncll eatimataa that one- guardanMB ! l E T e T l i taschera In the ele- ton Blouse.’’ said, because all< business dealing for the drill team waa held on officer. Not a shot was fired, he Immediate action to stop the ag­ sources said. scniplea to maintain their power already submitted birth certifi­ school. Dr. Ralph E. Wolmtr has must be in the States. The BUt- Mr. and Mrs. Leland Congdon of at which time the Fellowcraft De­ yearr>. His Democratic opponent: Washington —All incumbents, third o f the automobilea now on and even after tka 4 m enU iy neboola of Coventry have cates of their children please do so Monday evening at the Orange five of them Republican and one added. gression and thereby avoid the Alcorn’s father wanted to re­ andjwaition,” Bowlee aaid: American roada have eome me­ ■trikera mfflad notifisd the ^ard of Education more Air-Plant was tha concern North Clarendon, Vermont. Mr. Hall. gree waa exemplified. Herbert W. Hill, Dartmouth col­ The occupation of Aurangabad, sign on two occasions before the “They will be supported by un­ ' n 'pupU lend o f 27 » more, nccord- as soon as possible. These records which took rare of them for him. Democrat—were renominated. communal blood bath which is chanical defect whlcdi makes them "Down with the are necessary to her to complete that after coneulUUon with Miss McKinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Charles Helmold snd Mrs. Wednesday evening at 8 p. ra. lege proflaaor. ‘ together with the capture yester­ sure to follow In I t f wake.") Superior Court judges finally ac­ limited funds, much o f which were unsafe. 5 5 1'e . want hraad** Ing to MflatmUoo rocorda on Fri­ Margaret Danehy, school nurse, he Mrs. Paul Ishsm and daughter, nold McKinney also were recent Philip Holwsy were delegates to there will be a meeting for organ­ In Vermont, where RepubUcaa. day of Daulatabad and Jalna. Indian troops marching into cepted hto resignation six years gathered from iadlviduato who register requirements. Hebron Patricia, and Mrs. Chaunccy M. day. Three of thooe teachera han­ Eugene Conner, chairman of has ordered a recovery cot, pillow, visitors there and Mrs. McKin­ the Republican State Convention izing a senior choir at the church. are even more ceitain of Novem­ State Parleys . givsa the Ihdian army control of Hyderabad in the southwest yes­ ago, and once lie was given a have made a profit killing out of dle two rmdaa tn thalr rooma. The Squier, Sr., and daughter, Doro­ which wsM held on September 13 All Interested high school atu- virtually the entire northwest terday captured Rsjasur, 85 miles leave of absence. That waa in 1934 the present upward rush of pric­ the committee planning tha an­ Thirty-six descen.danta and a mattreae, surgical dressing Uble, ney returned with them. ber victory. Gov. Emzst W. Gib- first nrada at the Town haU is han­ thy, attended the wedding o f Miss William McKinney was a bearer and 14 at HarUord. dents and other adults are asked comer ot Hyderabad, the spokes­ from Hyderabad city, about half when, as Republican nominee, he es." nual Nathan Hala Community physicians’ acalcs, examining light, Margaret Mellingcr, daughter of a eon pulled away from Lieut. Gov. dled by two taachara. Total class few in-laws, o f the late Mr. and at the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Thera will be a session o f the to be present. of Democrats man said. way on the invasloa route. T o the Uheuccesefully ran for governor Bowtaa called tha Republican Center fair has scheduled a spec­ examination and treatment chair, former Columbia Congrentional Lee ai. Emereon in one of the cloa- SPECIAL OFFER ahrollinant la » 8 compared w l^ ' Mrs. Frank E. Clark of Hebron Elizabeth Stevenson of MysUc re­ Registrars of Voters on Saturday. The third session of the Teach­ rr/, gubernatorial nomination con- Mesttog No Oppoeitten east, other Indian forces took against Wilbur L. Croee. state chairman Harold "Roraback" the anticipated enrollment of 425 ial meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. operator’s stool instrument cabinet pastor, in Chicopee Falla, Mass., on were present at a delightful cently. I September 25 from 10 to 1 p. m., er’s Training Course will be held te-ia tn yeare. He declared the Indian troope Suriapet. 78 miles op the other Crosb’ name figured in Bowles’ 5l!itcheU. and asked: at the close of school last term. in the auditorium. All organisa­ and ecreen, moat of which will be Saturday. (t'oetinueit from Page One) 20 % OFF tional committee members are re­ family reunion held Sunday at the delivered the school in about two At the last set back party at | at the Town Clerk’s office in next Sunday In the Community Uov. Luther Youngdabl of 51in- are encountering no opposition at side of the capital. radio talk last night. The Demo­ “ What will Governor Shannon’s Mrs. Helen S. Bassett at the Cen­ summer residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Delia Genereus. 81, of Mich­ Coventry Orange, Mr. and Mrs. I House at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Crist all from civil authorities or the cratic candidate said "the present position ba from now onT Will he NORMAL PRICE ter school is principal and teacher quested to be present. Local clubs weeke. Dr. Wolmer said and it is South Coventry. nesota alao built up a lead for Re- town clerk and former Democratic Newton P. CTark of Wethersfield, igan, arrived in town last Thura- O. Raymond Johnson were in j will talk on “How to Prepare for pvt'-.ican nomination, over State populace anywhere to Hyderabad. of the ei^th grade. In which 39 or organizations willing to assist bis pleasure to present them to the day to visit relatives here. Mrs. sUte chairman, waa the only can­ with booths are requested to hava at Jones street. Hebron. Besides new school. With this equipment (lharge of the refreshments and j the Sunday Morning Lesson" and Auditor dtafford King. The D.:m- didate seeking the nomination in About SO percent of the 16.000,- Solve Problem ipils are registered. William E. host and hostess those present Genereus recently returned to the a representative at the meeting. the '^rizea Prize winners were: Men’s i “The Use of Resource Materials.” ocratlc ballot apot aeemed certain the Third district, and former 000 resldenU ot Hyderabad are ScArtliur, Wth grade. Center included their son and daughter- the routine physical examinations, States to live after residing in REUPHOLSTER YOUR Donations suitable for such an af­ the work o f the nurse and her pe­ door, Mrs. Martin Hansen; W o -, These sessions are open to all who lor Charlee L. Hatoted, who held a State Senator Vincent Kierman. of Hindus. They are ruled by a Mos­ aehool. has S8 pupils. Mrs. Mary in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Newton F. Honolulu for some years. She is Tolland arc interested whether or not Of Far North Cnmmisk. sUth grade, Center fair will be welcomed by Mr. Con­ riodic visits and problems of an men’s door, Charles Yurshot; La­ two to one margin over hie near­ Derby, occupied the same position lem Nlxam who has stsadlly re­ and a native of Columbia and has three dies’ 1st, Annie Martin; 2nd. Mrs. j you teach. sisted all efforts to bring hto sUte PARLOR SET sehool, has 36 pupils, ner. He may be contacted at tele­ ^r^rl^nn"'^ t^eir'''‘ son-.^Omv ind ! can be piore ef. sisters in town, Mrs. J. Henry La- est opponent. In the First district. Charles Y'urkshot and 3rd. Grace j The Ladies' Aid supper spon­ Saturday proved to be an ideal Michigan Democrats handed a into the Indlsn Union. (Coattoned from Pago Ooo) Odd Fellows Bingo Mrs. Jean Stokes at the Pond phone Willimantlc 2792J2 for fur­ daughter, Mr. end Mrs. Wilfred fiently handled. Fleur, Mrs. Edna Watkins and Miss WlUlam Gaston of New Canaan ABSOLUTELY LIKE NEW Sherman: Men’s first, Howard j sored by the Tolland Ladies’ Aid day for Wapping Fair and there elim lead to Q. Mennen Willlanta^ was given the Inside track for the Indton troops msrehed in Mon- HUl school U teaching two grades, ther details. The dates of the fair Nelson and children, Richard and ’This gift to the school from Dr. Emms Brousseau, and a siater-tn- Richardson; 2nd. Walter Pomeroy dsy momtog under orders to ge- test flights. Like the bombers, first and second, with 17 In each have been advanced to October 1 Wolmer Is the second very gener­ tow, Mrs. DelphU Brousseau, all of Society Friday evening, Septem­ were over 20OO persons In atten­ a Socialite running with CIO bade- Fourth district 'Viominatlon. but Judith, all of Wethersfield. .Mr. and 3rd, Winfield Andrews. There dance. Wapping Center was in ing, over two opponents; Victor B store order, prevent ansrchy and the fighters were "wtoteriaed" dass. Mrs. Sylvia Smfth at the and 2. Proceeds are to be used and Mrs. Addison L. Clark and ous gift from those interested in whom she will vlsjt, and four ber 10 was a great success, both may encounter some oppoattlon • Comi^td Sdketion of Maytex Fabrics were twelve tables at play. I gala array and the many attrac­ Bucknell, supported by the AFL from Dennis Carroll of Danbury. garrison the state until s decision with special lubricants and equip­ Thursday Night Nathan Hale Community Center for the up-keep of the building. children, Allison, Ardcllc, and Ad­ the educational progress of the brothers in New Haven, Manches­ socially and financially. 91 were ment to protect them against the ter, Ledyard and Granby. The sixth degree will be confer­ tive booths proved very pbnular. Teh'vatera Union, and Indu.strial- The Republicans nominated is reached en the future status s Terns CoBTenlcntly'Arranged—Call also teaches two grades, second Raymond L. Pender was in­ dison, Jr., o f Williamsburg, Mass., town, the first being that a part of served not Including those assist­ of Hyderabad and ita relationship sub-zero cold. ' and third, with 10 in the former red bn a class of candidates at ing. There were various and beauti­ iat Btirnett J. Abbott. Republican their district candidates tost Sat- stalled Monday night as command­ Col. and Mrs. Howard ’T. Clark, the land on which the aehool is Colchester baseball team, cham­ ful exhibits. to India. The USAF is not the only air AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING and 24 in the latUr. Miss Edna er of the GreenrChobot Post dur­ 'their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. .built, which was given by Horace , pions of the TrI-Coimty Baseball the Hawley Auditorium qn Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. William Sumner, Gov. Kim Sigler, although unop­ urdav, naming Incumbent repre­ day evening, September 14th. (The United Nations Security force concentrating on Arctic prob- Samuelson, cadet teacher, fourth ing the ceremony at the Legion and Mrs. Howard T. Clark. Jr., W. Porter at the Ume the town i League aeries, won Sunday’s game Simpson and son Billy of South- The parade in the afternoon was posed for renomination, garnered sentatives In each case. ieme. Canada’s Air Force and All Bingo Playors Smitty's Upholstry grade. Center school, 33. James This to a special meeting for any­ very interesting with the Y.M.C.A. a heavy ‘'token’’ vote. Council has been caned to meet rooms on Wall street with Fourth and daughter Barbara, of Strat­ voted to actually atart to buUd. In with an all-star group picked from port, Conn., were week-end guests toraonow to study the svrift planes of Britato’a R AF atoo are Cordially InvUod to Attend! TEL. 7267 T. Laidlaw, seventh grade. South District C°uiro®uder Francis W, ford, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Lord addlUon, a smaller gift, but one of Columbia. Salem and Hebron, by one deairing to take the sixth de­ of Dr. snd Mrs. Samuel Simpson. •float winning first prize and the Washington’s Democratic Gov. flying along the rim of tha coatt- gree before this fall, when the 7th march of svents In Hyderabad. Street school, 30. '■Mrs. Maureen Perkins, Jr., in charge. Other offi­ of Lebanon and family, Miss Olive equally fine thought, ie a aum of a score of .5-4. The game was Miss Sally Ann Smith has been Mother’s Club second. The first Mon C. Wallgren, good friend of Fires Raging nent for testa and training. ' degree will be held at Portland, Nswab Moln Nawss Jung, Hyder- Wraight, second grade, Nathan cers for the coming year installed Lord o f Hartford. Mr. and Mrs, money, around |12, earned by aev- played in Salem. This closes the a recent guest of relatives In prize for decorated bicycles went President Truman, seemed.sure of I Maine. G. Raymond Jolinson Dep­ Hale Community Center, 29. Mr^ follow: First vice commander, Wil­ F. Edivin Lowe of .Montvillc, Mr. eral of the girls last summer and season. Washington, D. C., and Wellesley. to Janet Stoddard and the second renomination, while former Gov Through Maine Gertrude Guilford, fifth and sixth uty of East Central Pomona has liam Thomas; second vice com­ and Mrs. Alfred I. Lamb of Leb­ ! given to Miss Gladys Rice, their ; Twenty names were added to the Maas. to Jane Mathewson. Robert Skin­ ' Arthur B. Langlie waa the choice grades. Red school, 19 in the for­ mander, William Cadieux; adju­ anon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. local voting list Saturday when tickets for the bus ride to Port­ The Tolland Community Wom­ ner won the prize for the old car of the GOP voters in the same mer and eight in the latter. Mrs. I teacher, to help buy special equip-: land and these -may be obtained (OssHnaed rmni Pegs One) fO flffiS l tant, Oscar Miller; finance offi­ Neff and children, Charles and i ment. These girls were Marsha ; the town clerk and Selectmen met an’s .club will meet at the Fed­ exhibit in the parade and Robert state. ¥ Helen Hemingway, third grau®- Virginia of South Coventry, Mi.ss in Yeomans hall to make voters. from him. erated Church social rooms on Poehart, second. Both candidates for governor of Silver Street school, 24. Guy W. cer, Charles Benjamin; chaplain, I ,ind June Squier, Katherine K osel-' Several members of Climax Philip Linderson, S r ; historian, Maud A. Clark o f East Hampton, ka and Betty Bemitt. j Mrs. Adelphia Montigny and Wednesday evening. Sept. 15 at In the doodlebug contc.*t Thom­ Colorado— Democrat Lee Knoue, John Chandler described the sit­ Powers, seventh grade. North Chapter No. 98 O. E. S. attended uation as "catastrophic.’’ He said Richard C. Snow; sergeant-at- Miss E.A m c Clark and Philip, a still alarm brought Columbia: two children, Claudia and David, 8 o’clock. The officers will be In as Gallbraith won first prize and who is the incumbent, and Repub­ school, 24. Mrs. Anna Costello, the meeting at Radiant Chapter, 50.000 barrels o f cranberries and arms, Davijl Roberts; service offi­ a a rk o f Hebron. Volunteer firemen to the town of Putnam, will make their home charge of the progiam. The Harry Weils second. In the fancy lican Da'vld A. Hamil—were unop­ fourth grade. Brick school, 16. Mrs. Of the 42 descendants, six were with Mrs. Montigny’a parents, Mr. Willimantlc on Friday evening beautiful pieces' of crochet, knit­ posed. 150.000 bushels o f apples would be Myrtle D. Carpenter and Mrs. cer. Harold M. Turner; atate fund dump again Thursday night when j when the official visitation of the community ladles are welcome. officer, Willis H. Homer: executive 1 i»n*ble to be present, Jason G. and Mrs. .1. Henry Lafleur, for the The Parent Teachera Association ted and tatting. Mrs. Nellie Schaub This is the way various contests "practically a total loss." Katherine Piche, substitute, are it was thought best to put out a i present. Mrs. Montigny has ac­ Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. for House seats looked as returns Walter E. Piper, conservation teaching 35 pupils of the first committee, Mr. Perkins for a three Clark o f New York City, and Mr. fire which has been buring for | of the Hicks High school has in­ won the gold cup for the best piece and Mrs. Stuart F. Clark and cepted a po.*t teaching in Hebron Grace Grindal was held. A sup­ of crochet work in the fancy'work from yesterday’s primaries rolled department marketing specialist, grade at the Tow^n hall. year term. some time, because o f the extreme ' per preceded the meeting. stalled new equipment for the throe children o f Nacogdoches, school. Mr. Montigny is hospital­ younger children of the school in exhibit which makes her eligible in; reported yields ef tomatoes had John C. Reilly is superintendent: Mrs. Virginia Snow was installed dry weather. ized due to a complete nervous Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott H. Ayer Minnesota—Four of the eight been burned out. Reduced wa­ CUA. " ^ i s s Ethel M. Jenkins, rural su- Texas. the playground. Mrs. Luther to enter the national contest in as president o f the unit by Past The occasion was also a birth­ Mias Hope Fullerton Tuttle, who . breakdown. have announced the engagement November. GOP congressmen and the state’s ter supplies were causing dsmage ■^rvlsor; Miss Margaret H. Dane- Department President Mrs. Helen is a staff sergeant in the W AF sta-1 Barnard was chairman of the com­ day surprise for Col. Howard T. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michael have o f their only daughter. Lillian mittee fn charge of raising the There were Over 300 people serv­ one Democrat were unopposed for to celery, peppers, tote sweet com hy. RN, school nurse. MacFarland and acting Sergeant- tioned at Mitchell Field, has sen t' Margaret to John F. Millerd of This year with the addition of Clark, who with Mrs. Clark, Is sold their home on West street to funds and securing the equipment. ed at supper and the Hall was renomination. The four Republl- and lata beans. u H I t m . ’ at-Arms Mrs. Madelyn James dur­ word of lier coming marriage to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taggert of Willimantie, son of Mrs. Nellie C. an eighth grade, the Coventry day vacationing In Connecticut. 5Irs. Zoe Beckley was the guest filled with people. dancing In the cane fighting tof hold their seats ing their installation ceremony Tables were spread on the lawn Technical Sergeant Joseph Zaren- | Hartford. Mrs. Taggert is the Millerd and the late George H. all held leads, although Rep. school on South street, with the that evening. Other unit officers .sky. Tile wedding will take place in i .speaker during the Young People’s evening. Dubaldo Brothers furn­ and a picnic dinner partaken of. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder­ Millerd. ished music for dancing. Joseph P. O'Hara bad a atiff bat­ approval of the State Board of Ed­ installed' follow; First vice presi­ Mitchell Field Chapel No. 1 o n ' meeting Sunday evening at the 84 Lf The beautiful lake on tftc grounds ick Brehant of Hebron road. The The Christian Endeavor Society Federated Church. The first door prize, a toaster, tle on hto hands. In the district En^gem eni | ucation has become an elementary dent, Mrs. Lois Perkins; second Michaels plan to live in Williman- made a charming setting for the Sunday, September 26. The couple ' are planning on a special dance to Mra. Charles Lotindsbury with was won by Laverne Williams, where Democrat John Blatnik is school. Don G. Churchill, Sr., on vice president, Mrs. Betty Cadieux; reunion. P'an to spend some Ume after [ tic in the future, while the Tag­ be held on September 17th at the three of her friends from Seymour, the second, a pressure cooker by the incumbent, former Rep. Wil­ cuiAotteitcA/, Ghfutf. Friday stated that this school is secretary, Mrs. Betty Thomas; Republicans and Dem’oeraU g o t ! their marriage at the bride's newly garts will move in very shortly. i Church Community House with Conn., were callers on Mrs. Leila John Harrison and the third, a liam Plttenger waa ahead for the considered by the State Board of treasurer, Mrs. Cynthia Harlow; along harmpnioualy at the caucu-1 purchased home on Trumbull High- ! Rev. Ralph W, Rowland o f Clif­ Peterfion-Perotti Lenton Osgood and his Star Dus­ S. Hall, Monday while enroute to heating pad by William Barclay. Republican nomination. Education to be one of the highest chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude Conner; ses held Saturday evening at the way. She plans to reUre from the ton. N. J.. has been in town for the Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Petersen \ ters orchestra with Irving Amdert Old Orchard. Maine. The vegetable, food and flower Michigan—In one important rated private schools in the state. historian, Mrs. Ruth Steullet; ser­ towTi hall, the Dcmmiea hurr>ing ! service but her fiance who is a past week taking care of’ real es­ of 64 Gardner street announce the ' as caller. Mr. Amdert of Eastford Fred Webster of Crescent exhibits were sold at auction In congressional contest. Republican engagement and coming marriage Hrere are 92 pupils registered geant-at-arms, Mrs. Winnie Webb; up and leaving the field to the crew chief flying with the 102d tate holdings hqfe and in Storrs. called at the song and dance tea- ' Beach was a recent caller on Tol­ the evening with Homer Waltz of Rep. Bartel J. Jonkman was upset of their daughter. Miss Beverly J. compared to 82 last year. Mrs. assistant sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Republicans after the first half Weather Headquarters ship, will tival at the University of Connect- ' Alice Cotte-Thorner has 20 pupils land relatives. Vemori as . auclioneer. in his bid for another term by po­ Peterson, to . Raymond O. Perottl, Eva Palmer; executive committee, hour. i re-enlisl. icut this year during Farm and , Mrs. Eva Pearson ha* returned The New England Homestead litical newcomer Gerald R. Ford. son of Mr. and Mra. Peter Perottl to her kindergarten class. Miss Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Republicans nominated ' Joseph Leonard German, business man­ Home week. A fine evening’s pro- [ to Hartford after g week .spent gave a prize for the best fitted Jr., who bad accused Jonkman of of Torrington. Ho— CuTol has 20 pupils in the Corrine Pender, Mrs. Ethel Nelson Ay Barrasso, assessor for three ager of Columbia baseball team, gram to being planned. Andover at the home of 5Ir. and Mrs. John animal exhibited by the 4-H Club. pre-Pearl Harbor Isolationism. The wedding will take place Sat­ fin t grade. Mrs. Edith Church­ and Mrs. James and popular pitcher has been cbos Rev. Allen H. Gates chose as i years; John E. Horton, bosu-d of -1 H. Steele. This prize went to Joseph Kraw- 'Vermont—Rep. Charles A. Plum- urday, October 23. ill teaches a total of 19 pupils in tax rerte'w, 3 years; Wlnthrop S. en to head the all-star team which his sermon theme Sunday m om - i second and third grades. Mrs A joint meeting of the local Pa­ The first course In a series of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarthy ski. There were many new cars ley, 73, was named by the Repub­ Porter, first selectman; Leroy will meet the pennant winning Col- ing at the Second Congregational | rent-x'eachers Association and the spent the week-end with relatives exhibited by dealers and agri­ licans to serve an eighth term. India Pushes Irrigation Project Cfismera English, teacher of the B. Kinney, 2nd; Mra. Charles P. che.ster town team in the windup fire-fighting instruction classes church. "You reap what you sow”, i fourth and fifth grades has a total Young Mothers’ Club will be held in Deep River, Conn. cultural machinery. No Democrat has held the state’s at thx Nathan Hale Community Miner, agent town deposit fund; game of the Tri-County aeries. will be held In the fire house on and his scripture was taken from ! The PTA booth with home made ‘ lone Congressional seat in moderr. New Delhi—(P)—The Mor irri­ of- 14 chndren. Mr. ChurchiU. grand jurors, Philip S. Clark, Miss Bertha Campbell of Bobbs firho handles the Junior high school Center Tuesday, Sept. 21 at 7 p. m. This, will be played at Windham Thursday, Sept. 16, at 7:80 p.m. Matt: 13: 24-31 and other select-1 Ferry,' N. Y., called on Tolland candy waa very popular and had times. gation project will bring under Anyone wishing to join either or­ Gardner Q. Shorcy, Romolo Sag- Field in Salem Sunday at 2:30. The { John Pachl, former fire chief of ed verses. The flowers were j to be replenished many times. New Hampshire— Republicans cultivation 600,000 acres of land and shop, teaches 19 in bis classes. lio; constables, Gibson Porter, relatives and friends last week William Wood will instruct in mu- ganization is invited. For reserva­ team will be made up from the | the .\nnex in New Haven is to be baskets of glads from Mr. and i Friday. | Cheeter Merrow and Norris Cotton and yield about 70,000 trms of rice tions for a spaghetti supper tele­ Joseph Griffing, Donald Heath, outstanding players chosen from | Mra. Ernest Gowdy and from the 1 ■ie and orchestra. the instructor. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Clough won renomination. annually. It Is expected to cost the phone calls may be made by Satur­ George Fabel; registrar o f voters, the teams o f Hebron, Salem and; parsonage gardens. Colorado—the four. Incumbents government $21,000,000. • “rhe Misses Joan and Dorothy Harold L. Gray; board o f educa- A course of ten weekly classes of Tolland and Florida, have pur­ Ts’ai on Friday returned to Cam­ day to either Mrs. W. H. Goodfel- Columbia. Boys from the local At the Sunday school service I chased the bfeadow Crest house in YOUR FALL HAR^^:ST OF COAT VALUES IS HERE low, WUlimantlc 2804W1 or Mrs, Uon, 3 years, Mrs. Charles N. team who ■will report are Alexan­ was concluded on Thursday, Sep­ Rally Sunday was observed with' bridge, Maas., after spending ten E’iUmore, Mra. Earl K, Murphy; tember 9. Seven members o f the Tolland Center from Mias Eliza­ WANTED days at the home of Mr. and Mra William Gess, Manchester 8763. der German, John and Morse Prln- a fine attendance prescn(. A ’ beth Hicks. Mrs. Fred Bisaell of the totter zoning board appeals, Marvin gle. Emil Sadlon, Raymond Cobb , Andover Fire Department at­ special program was given with: . . . AND YOU'LL FIND THE RIPE RICH COLORS OF AU. llarry R. Ryan, Jr„ and family. Dickerson, 5 years, Ralph E. Se- tended these recent classes. Chief Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krawczyk Girl for clerical work Thursday afternoon Dorothy was club is chairman of the refresh­ and John Sorokolit. | awards snd promotion certificates have purchased of Mrs. Laura ment committee for that svsnlng. cord, 4, Clifford R. Vl'right, 3, At a meeting of the managers George Nelson, Andrew Gasper, given out to those who were n o t' a guest of honor at a birthday Charles C. Sellers, 2, Mrs. Frank Judson her Tolland'Centeriprop- She will be assisted by Mra. Good- i and officials of the Tri-County Malcolm Crook, John Mack, Wal­ present to receive them in June.! Tn small office. TUMN COMBINED WITH BEAUTIFUL WOOLENS AND p ^ y when a ^roup of playmates Rathbun, 1. ter Snigg and E. K. Seyd. erty.' fellow, Mrs. Geas, Mrs. Walter F. ! League held in Colchester this Next Sunday the regular classes! Ivere entertained at Mrs. Ryan’s Democrats nominated: Clarkson There will be a meeting o f the 'The September meeting of the Hiltgen, Mrs. Wilfred Hill and week, it was decided to cancel all will convene. A special teacher’s htime. She was eight years old F. Bailey first selectman, endors­ Ladies Benevolent Society in the Tolland Library Aasociation was Apply mBi FURS INTO COATS OF FABULOUS BEAUTY LIKE Mrs. Anthony G. Lombardi. Enter­ remaining postponed games since on Monday. ing as well as nominating Leroy social rooms at the church on meeting will be held on Wednes­ held in the library rooms Monday . New officers of the Waterfront tainment will be Included in the results would not affect final day evening at the home of the B. Kinney as second. Assessor, Thursday, Sept. 16, at 1:30 p.m. at 3 p. m. with a large attendance THE ONE SKETCHED ON THE LEFT . . . AN ALL WOOL Manor Association follow: Preai- program. A silver collection will be Wilmer Dingwell; board of tax standings. Colchester leads the se­ Superintendent to make plans for of ladies present. Following the THES. &W. CO. ries this year. Salem second and | At the morning service of the ite t. John McKay; vice president, taken to defray expenses of the review, Philip O’Brien; agent of Congregational church, Malcolm the year's work and to discuss regular business the guest speak­ Columbia third. Hebron. Middle- i Corner 'Holland Turnpike David West bom; secretaiY, Foster supper. town deposit fund, Mrs. Charles P. Crook pastor, announced that other ifunday School problems. All i er for the literary hour was Miss MELTON COMBINED WITH A TOUCH OF PERSUN ON Khtoea; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence The name of Mrs. Lydia Allen, Miner; registrar of voters, Cor­ town AA'and French Club of W il-' various articles are needed for the teachers are requested to be pres- i Florrie Bishop BoWering of Tol- and Oakland" Street MSrlea; truetees, ' Carl Hanson music instructor of the town ele­ nelius J. Leary; board o f educa- Umantic were other teams In the | use o f Instruction. He hoped that ent. Teachers assigned to teach' lahd giving a description of her and James Deapard; building mentary schools was inadvertently Uon, G. Etorl Porter, Mrs. Jean league. many of these would be donated. this year are as follows: Nursefy, recent tour o f Gaspe. Refresh­ THE CUFFS AND COLLAR AT ONLY 79.98 AND FOR treasurer, John Popek; constable, admitted at time of listing staff Ives Rycholovsky. Constables were Clayton E. Hunt, Judge o f Pro­ A business meeting' was held at Misses Shirley Wright and Mar­ ments were served during the so­ Clarence Jeffries. Road commlt- members. • bate for the Andover District, Jules Rebillard and Bela Schrier. the conclusion of the preaching garet Robertson; Beginners and cial hour. THE^'-FASHION COMES FIRST" CUS- TOMER WE BE. tae, Cosmo D. Scarpello, chair­ Mrs. G. Raymond John»m to to Members of zoning board were which includes this town, Andover service. At this time, it was voted 1st grade, Mrs. Margaret Cooper: The annual meeting of the Tol­ Johnson's man, Peter Cirone and Joseph be hostess to members of the same as those named by Repub- and Bolton, was re-nomlnated for to give Mr. Crook authority to Primary. Mra. Allen Gates; Third land Ladies’ Aid and Missionary' Itomano. Methodist Ladies’ Society Septem­ llcana, this service being of a non I a Republiimn Con- perform the service of baptism and fourth grade boys. Mrs. Doris | societies will be held Thursday, Poultry Form LIEVE IN THE NEW SCARF COAT SKETCHED ventlon held in Andover Saturday Social and athletic, Eugene Con' ber 24 at her home on High street political nature. and to administer and preside over Manning; 3rd and 4th grade girls. September 16th at 3 o'clock at ' ELGIN lion, chairman, Mrs. Michael Fio- instead ot the regular meeting Fifty voters were made at the night. Mr. Hunt has held this the service o f communion. Miss Thelma Wright; 5th and 6tb I the home of 'Mrs. John H. Steele. Fresh dressed broilers, I'Deluxe. rello, Mrs. West bom, Mrs. Harold scheduled for this coming Thurs­ office for the past 15 years, having ABOVE . . . IT'S A MORRIS HOCH ORIGINAL IN last session of the selectmen and A meeting of the probate com­ grade girls. Mrs. Christine Buck; | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Small fryers, roasting and fowls. 17]awaU. Rand, Mrs. Henry Hille, Mrs. Jef­ day. town clerk. 18 declared as Demo­ succeded J. White Sumner of Bol­ ton at the time of his death. mittee for the towns of Andover, 5th and 6th grade boys, Hubert have purchased a home in Rock­ Friday night and Saturday. fries, Mrs. C onnon Mrs. Earl Mrs. Pauline Rycbling under­ crats, 16 as Republicans, 16 un­ Edmondson; 7th and 8th grade ville and moved there from Tol­ FRINGED STOLE Cordon, Mr- and Mrs. Rodney W. David C. Toomey. town clerk of 1 Bolton and Columbia was held In GREY DRAPER WITH MATCHING went a minor operation at the declared. Andover Town Hall on Saturday, girls. Miss June Loomis; 7th and land Saturday, Sept. 11. Fresh quick frozen poul­ Elsemore. Park committee, Mr. Bolton, was named chairman of. ’55“ Windham Community Memorial September 11, Committee Chair­ 8th grade boys, Cecil Robertson ; Mrs. Nettie Darling has re­ try anytime. Despard, chairman, Geoige Mc­ the Probate Committee, which has I lASV TOUNi hospital on Monday where she will man Howard Stsuiley presided and and High School group, Mra. W. j turned to her home in New Britain AND ONLY 69.98 Clure, Sr„ George McClure. Jr„ be confined for a short time. Ellsworth Covcll of Andover and, Horace S. Holt of Columbia as its Mrs. Carl Hutchins, o f Columbia, S. Haven. If enough adults show i after several weeks as guest of 847 West Middle Turnpike Russell Sauer, Mr. McKay. Build­ Mrs. Edith Mayer of Manchester Ellington" other members. was elected clerk of the meeting. an Interest in having a class, the I her daughter, Mrs. Emery Clough Near Hockanum River Or ing committee, Mr. Jeffries, chair­ was hostess to a stork shower tn The following new committee pastor will be glad to teach this ^ and Mr. Clough. man, Mr. Popek, Mr. Connon Mr. Columbia school is the recipient; Love Lane ELGIN honor of Mrs. Charles Messier o f another gift. Miss Gladys Rice, members were elected: David class. There is an enrollment now: Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdlg Elsemore, Jerry Cardello, Richard Sunday evening at the home of Mr. Mrs. Raymond B. Clark, Sr., DaLuxa. Brownie Scout leader announces principal, has announced receipt Toomey, Bolton; Ellsworth Covell, of 132 children, with many more of Manchester and Mrs. Elsie H. 17i«w ab.' Colmer, Anton Skevara, Mr. Mc­ and Mrs. John Rychling of Stone- Andover; and Horace Holt, Col­ Koehler of Coventry were Sunday Kay, Burton Larrabee, Mr. Cirone that ths Brownies will have their of a check for $50, which was sent to be enrolled next Sunday when house road. Fifteen friends and rel­ to her by Mrs. Enid Hawkins Mat- umbia. regular classes convene. guests of Mrs. Leila S. Hall. and Steve Croteau. atives attended. Refreshments first meeting of the fall season Monday, September 20 and will tice. In the accompanying letter. Clayton Hunt, judge of probate Miss Thelma Wright, Miss Doro­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wine and AUCTION Major Stephen Loyrim, com­ were served the guests following daughter, Mary Patience, who »60« also mrct at the church. Mrs. Mattice wrote In part: "Just for the Andover probate district thy Gates. Hubert Edmondson and munications officer of the 103rd the opening of the gifts which have been guests of Mrs. Wine’s FRID.\r, Sept, n th —6 P. 51. lASY TSUM Miss Carol Martin o f Westfield. 50 years ago this September I be­ during the past 15 years was re­ John Kingsbury, Jr., were In at­ Fight Group Air National Guard were placed in a pink /and blue gan teaching in West Street parents. Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Paul attended the 67th fighter wing Mass., spent the week-end with nominated at the meeting. tendance at the Christian En­ LEGION HALL S' cradle. Mr. and Mrs. Mesiaer have school. I am sending this token deavor Leader's gathering held at Pratt of Windsor and Tolland 375 51AIN STREET critique Friday at Logan Airport. just moved into their converted her aunt, Mi.ss Hattie Berr of The P.T.A. will hold its* first ELGIN Main street. to mark the anniversliry. Also I meeting of the year on Wednes­ Columbus, Ohio, the past w’eek. summer home have returned to WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Boston, Mass. Two C-47 trans­ home on Stonehouse road. am sending it as a salute to all Co­ their home in Philadelphia, Penn. DaLuxa. The Thompson Family Associa­ day, September 15 at 8 p.m. in They all reported a wpnderful ports flew key staff officers of the Deputy Registrar Mrs. Thomas lumbia one-room schools whose Miss Pearl Williams of Rock­ Dresden plate, Dresden cross 17iawela. tion met for its 21st reunion Satr the Town HaU. The coming year tri^) and a very worthwhile meet­ organizaUon to the meeting which W. Graham, Sr„ reports 92 regis- emphasis on the general branches ville has been a recent guest of her swords cup and saucer, beauti­ iirday at Wesley Methodist church, will be a busy one for this organ­ ing. was called for the purpose of dis­ traitons up to Saturday evening o f a good English education sent uncle, Frank W'illiams and family. ful colored epergue, Ashburton, cussing the air defense maneuvers Warehoiuse Point. A social hour so many of us early oh our way to ization and it is hoped that a large There will be a rug making in­ under the Selective Service draft number will attend this initial struction class under the direction Rev. William Moe selected for daisy and button, cranberry, *62“ DAY IN, DAY-'OUT YOU’LL WANT A CASUAL COAT TO W'EAR FOR in which the 103rd fighter group began at 11 a. m. and a basket High school or professional school." ■7 board at the Town Clerk's Office meeting to plan for the year’s of the Center Neighborhood Fajrm his Sunday sermon September 12. lion and many others in pattern ■AtY TOMS and other units participated dur­ liincli lolloweil. After the busi­ Mrs. Mattice asked that the money gtosq. Bisque and Staffordshire, in South Coventry. projects. "Christian Unity." Mrs. Sarah ing August 22 through Septem­ Tlio Coventry Cubs’ record at ness meeting a speaker and music be used to purchase some needed Bureau Class on Friday at the West was organist. candle tray and snuffer, goblets,' . SHOPPING, FOR THE GAME, OR FOR SCHOOL AND WE SUGGEST A ZIP- was enjoyeil. home of Mrs. Walter S. Haven be­ ber 3. the close of the baisrball season article for the school. LawTence Krozel left today for Miss Bernice,Hall had as Sun­ wines, decanters, studio couch, Major Loyzlm states there ts a All committees who are assist­ Mrs. Mattice left Columbia not Yale University where he will ginning at 1:30. All Interested are GHUEN show eight wins, eleven losses and day dinner guests. Mis.s Jean overstaffed furntiure, chairs, PER LINED ALL WOOL COV- ERT THAT’S A WORLD BEATER FOR vacancy in his organization for a one tie. The games include one ing in the preparation for the 110 ton long after the^ West Street enter as a freshman. asked to bring a 20" x 20” piece Of Hople and Miss Doris Houston. tables, antique cobblers bench, Veri-Thin communications chief-inspector win with Willimantlc YMCA, no Four Town Fair which will be school teaching to take up her Susan Birmingham returned burlap and an old picture framO East Haven High school teachers, linens, clothes, etc. Book sale *Tayk>r". T/lth the grade of Master Ser­ losses; ^ Wllllmantic Rockets, no held at . Somers this year, are plan­ work as a librarian at Stevens In­ Sunday'to Emma WUHard school, on which it carl be tacked. This and returned with them*. Sunday 3 to 4 P. 51. Doors open.at 5:S0, VALUE . . . WITH OR WITHOUT A HOOD PLUS A PLAID, FUR OR WOOL geant. Anyone feeling qualified wins, one loss; WiUington, 'one win ning to have this the bijggest and stitute of Technology in Hoboken. Troy, New York, where she is a is for the instjructlon part o f the evening. ^auction starts at 6 P. M. for the iiosltlon ts requested to best, fair evir. Anyone having N. J. She retired from this posi­ member of the senior class. meeting. Mrs. Carl Schramm of no losses; Storra, one win, four WETHERSFIELD SALES CO. •59“ contact him at hie, home here, losses; Columbia, three wins, one anything for the Orange exhibit is tion after 39 years of service, in Lieutenant Colonel Nathan B. this town will instruct the group Property damage from lightning LINING THAT ZIPS OUT IN A WTNK . . . PRICES START AT 49.98 FOR 1926, after havipg built the library H. L. WELCH. Sales 5Igr. lASY THMS c telephone'Willimantlc-1487 W l, or loss; Andover, one win, two loss- requested to contact the Master. Gatchell is attending the annual and w1U also have a few of her in this country ranges around $20 Frederick H. Hemeller or Harri­ up froni a small obscure place to Tel. 5-.53I4 at his office in Hartford, tele­ es; Hebron, one win, one loss; B al-, , reiinion o f the 43d Division at own rugs on display. million a year. THE DRESSY' MOMENTS WE BELIEVE IN L'TNX DYED FOX ON PURE phone 2-9141. tic, no wins, two losses, 1 tie. M an-' Hamilton. 'one of outstanding place in the Fort Ethan AUan, Burlington. Ver­ At the State 4-H Demonstra­ T GRUEN f Eight Volunteer firemen, four ager, secretary-treasurer Marshal j Donald W. ^ U a ^ has world of libraries. Soon after her mont. Also T-8gt. Edward Shee­ tion on Saturday two members of retirement she married Mr. Mat­ -Vari-Thia to each of Departmeiit No. 1 and Merrlam has expressed thanks to tn arrived home from Tamworth, N han accom panl^ by Mrs. Shee­ the "So-So-Sewers” club won blue "Sprite". - WOOL AS SHO^T^’ RIGHT. FLATTERING FUR AND BEAUTIFUL DE- Department No. 2, received certi­ H., Sunday. tice, recently retired from Colum­ ribbons. They are Miss Barbara all persona cooperating in furnish­ bia University staff. han will aUend. Their boat is the ficates t)f accomplishment ThurS' Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Martin governor Vermont, Lieutenant Schwarm and Miss Carole Witt- ing transportation. .lames Bre- W’htte orchids, flown directiv o t (toy night at the completion of the of Westfield, Maas., w^ere .Sunday C o 1 o n e 1 Ernest Gibson who msinn who demonstrated the TAILING AT 89.98. WE COULD GO ON AND ON ABOUT COATS AND hault acted as coach of the team. from Hawaii, comprised the bridal i Second couree In fire fighting held visitors at the home of their aunt, ■ served with the 4Sd Division over correct way to iron a cotton Cold Weather Is Coming 189” Attending the State Republican bouquet carried by Miss Althea •ueeir tmmi bt Andover. The course specialized Mifi.s Hattie Berr and their daugh­ I seas. blouse. Convention from the First Voting ter Carol returned to their home Hill of Wllliniantic when she be­ is Your Heating System Adequate DISCUSS THE CUTEST TEEN COAT ON THE MARKET OR THE NEW to the laddor and hose depart­ District were Seletcman George O. ' Guests at the home o f Mr. and Several new books were added ment. Fire Chiefs Robert J. Bates, with them after a week-end with came the bride o f Henry Beck, of Mrs. Howard Spear on Sunday Jacobson, Judge Eugene Latimer; this town, tost Saturday, at a cere­ to the Porter Library and were Rr.. of the former and Arthur J. her aunt here. For Another **New England” Winter from the Second Voting District, mony witnessed by 250 guests at : were Miss Esther Nelson and Miss distributed among the pariah on. GRUEN - BLACK UNTRIMMED DRESSY COATS THAT CUSTOMERS ARE A S ^ G Vinton of the totter were among A three act comedy entitled "Oh Gertrude Myers, of South Wood- Sunday following the church aerv- WE HAVE Mrs. Philip 1. Holway, Charles C. the First Congregational church ■ 1 Veri'Thin , the eight. The other six follow: Kay’’ is being presented by Ell­ of Hartford. stock. Ices when the library is open for Helmold; from the First Voting ington Grange as a special featjirfr FOR OR BRING TO YOUR AT- TENTION THE NEW RANGE OP pept. No. 1, Eugene Connor, John Mr. Beck spent two years sta­ Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson one hour. Some of the titles are; "Aaeol". District, alternates, Mrs. Edward for their "Booster Night" pro­ attended the InstaUatlon and reg­ U . Stone, Jr., and Robert J. F. Kiefer, Mrs. John S. Bissell; al­ tioned on the island whea a Scabee East Side, West Side. Davenport; ' Conversion Burners Bates. Jr. Of Dept. No. 2, John gram. This meeting was to be during World War II ami at that ular meetinga of the Fourth Dis­ Pilgrim’s Inn, Goudge; The ED IN HALF SIZES. BUT . . . ONE PIC- ternates from the Second Voting .September 15 but had to be post­ trict American Legion, and Ameri­ W’OMEN’S COATS NOW STOCK- kh m idt, Henry Giesecke and Fred District, Walter S. Haven and time admired these exotic blooms Bishop's Mantle, Turnbull: Hope •59“ ,^lller. Both companies will have poned to Friday .September 24. which grow there in profusion. can Legion Auxiliary at the Leg­ of Earth. Runbeck; The Golden Boiler-Burner. Units ■AIY TBUU Richard .Torgen son. Tlie public are Invited to attend ion homo in Stafford on Sunday. WORDS. SO COME TO BURTON’S. SEE 'ineetlngs at their respectires Five Coventry youths received Even then he decided his hridc Hawk. Yerby: Arizona Star, Ready for Immediate Installation TURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND s' Jlomee on Monday evening. Chief this meeting. would carry them at their wedding Baldwin; South of Heaven. honors Saturday during the 4-H Judge Nelson C. Meade was re­ Peggy Byaa Improving Vinton on Saturday their respec- State Demonstration day at Storrs. At Easter time in 1946 he sent na­ Rogers; Best American Short Easy Payents » 3 Years to Pay EARLY SELECTION . . . LAY-AW AY '^ve homes on Monday evening, nominated without opposition as tive orchid lels to his two two best FOR YOURSELF ANO MAKE AN Robert Thorp and Robert Visny the Republican candidate for HoUywood. Sept. 15 — (P) — Stories, 1947, Foley: Banner by lef Vinton on Saturday mom- placed first in the Dairy section, girls, hia mother, Mra. Leola Beck the Wayside, Adams; Weybosset FUELOILS RANGE OILS Judge of Probate in the Ellington Columbia’s postmaster, and Al­ Movie Actress Peggy Ryan was [ stated Department No. 2 fire- senior division, blue ribbon, demon- Bridge, Wilson; Colorado, Brom- PLAN AND BUDGET ACCOUNTS'l INVITED. sen are still collecting articles for District at the convention held thea. They were sent b.- air and resting comforUbly today after Htratlng "Improved Milking." an emergency operation for ap­ fleld; and several other light fic­ WHOLESALE GASOLINE ami MOTOR OII-S heir forthcoming auction. A^nyone Thursday night In the Council came through beautifully'and .Mrs Tlieae two boys will represent Con­ pendicitis yesterday. She was tion ,am1 western and m ysteo’ Ible to ddhate to>'ard this collec- Rooms at Rockville. Beck kept heis ot the po.st office necticut in the National Dairy for friends to see for an unusually stricken at her Burbank home. stories were included In the group- pon to requested to contact Chief Show in Waterloo, lowi^ in Octo­ Miss Ryan, 23, has been work­ There were also a largsl number rtoton, Mr. Schmidt Mrs. F. O. Solved Problem long time. ber. In the Sheep Section, senior The bridal orchids were a com­ ing in a film at Eagle-Lion atudio. of children’s books on d lsp l^ ULftet A risMcke to the Manchester tele- WILLIAMS divtolon, blue ribbon, Winthrop Ancient mariners had no way to Her husband is James Cross, for­ there will be other books before thbne dlraqtory,' or Byron Hall plete surprise, and were picked up JEWELERS Merrlam, Jr.. wiDi Margery Gay­ keep food from apmitog and scur­ mer actor now a promotion man the end of the month. The annunj gad Albsrt Bray to the WUItman- to Hartford after a 36-hour flight lord e f Storra, "Suggested Control vy took a huge toll due to the from th^e toland. by the grtrom, him­ for Bob Topping, tinplate heir. meeUng o f the Ubrary will ^ . 533 Main Street Manchester ■tio directory. Proceeds are to of Internal Parasites in Sheep.” absence o f fresh food in the diet. self. He had also made arrange­ They have a six-months-old son. sometime during the last of ®*P*" be used,Cor the purchasing of and emlier and anyone wishing to Join OIL SERVICE They will represent Connecticut at Th"* green turtles, taken aboard ments for corsages for the ' two I The actress best known for ju- 841 UHOAU STREET TEL. 2-1257 ' the phying for esqpntial equip the Rast^rn States Expo.sition In at the beginning o f long journey.* mothers, Mrs. Beck and .Mr* Hill i venile roles, la a singing ami danc- may do so by seeing the Ubratiam meaL The third and final course Springfield to a section contest helped solve the problem. who wore purple baby orchids of 1 Ing comedienne. ^ or any of the other officers. Pui-, i \ , ^ 4 , ■ !i ^ V- , ’.'•-.v^ 7' r,, r ■ ‘ .■;•'■ :'4^ '^S ' '" ‘ ‘1 ■

MAM^iMBSmsK BVCWlNtJ HERALU. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTE^fBER 18, 1948 MA.NCHESTER EVENING HF.RALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WhUNKJSDAY. SEP^IEMBER 18, 1948 PA< rMMRfllXTFT^ L usually have a firmly woven edge during the baking, with margarine Junior Date and an InUrwOVen aehraga ar* Pol Luck or butter. Quick Relief from I IIUUIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIW^^^^^^^^ shear, abs irbant and light.. They Pile IrritHtioii are bulkles* even when folded into to th a many, many pattama of STBRUNG SILVER FLATWARE 40 yeara hge « Buffalo druggist Jerry Flood Wins Twi League Batting Champion^ several thickness**. ^Bargains Listed By The Inquirer^ Bird’s-ey* cloth la as absorbent carried In stock at th* DEWEY- created an ointment to relieve Itch­ as gnuze and will usually better RICHMAN COMPANY, 767 Main ing smarting pilea. It brought such witlistand repeated waabings. Street, anyone can please individ­ quick, cooling, soothing, astringent Bird’a-eye cloth, however. Is not ual taste for classically simple relief that its fame spread aero** |l..■m■.■.l■ll...Illllllllllllllllll...I ...... the land making Peteraon’a Otet- ...... Illllll .i!llilllllHlllllllllll.l as light in weight nor as quick- lack of ornamentation or for lav­ ment a fat'orite In thousands of Boston Braves Boast Sports drying. ishly omata atylea of beauUful Local Sport workmanship. On* may start a homes. Aak your druggist today BA Pitcher-Fielder N»^v FALL AgOSSSSORlES for frivolous IcKi-.it.g garments dry you already have. If you buy Knit dlapetk are alow to dry. Some mattrr.lty ^ advisory ex­ set, to be added to on gift daya, for 40c box or 60c applicator tube. the Klrl who like* pretty thing* are ! Jurt a* qutcki;, retain their shape chests or cobles, sec t.hat drawer* slide open caeily. Wood uced pel ts object to the tendency of with a single place setting of six Peterson’s Ointment delights or Forum HERALD Chatter niimeroM* at MATHER’S at the and need no .roning. Some are money back. ’ Big F)ive Game Lead ir.side of • asts sliou'.d be .sanded knitted diap4-i* to stretch out of pieces at prtcea starting $22.23 Center. The faahlon for drop oar- trlMmcd w.tii nylon l«i t or nvlon My Z>*ar Mr. Sports Editor: Georgs Ssals, publicity man for \ Posts .448 Average net. which na* the .all team said yes-' iiig prcpcrlit'5. 1 the outside. 'These knita urually do not require ANGLE terday the Legion srould field a Sheffield wiUi blue or “'J'" First chclcts in woods are birch folding, however, when pinned on Thera Is no more eagerly sought Dodgers Defeat the night’s Herald about, "You Can’t cor* ret in circle*, priced at 5t.84 for wedding g if t * Buy A Pannant,” I arould like to team this season and the roster itMarchowaki, HoUoran .SEWING KITS, priced from |.69 ana maple because both have fine, baby. REVERE Foreign Threat and up- an unuajial price for gen­ Pirates Twice) Yanks aet jrou straight on a faw details would Include noany local players. Batting King to *4.00 at the SINGER SEWING even grains which arc easy to MOVIE CAMERA Place Second, Third; uine atone* Oold-fllled key chains paint or stain. Well-seasoned Darling new RINGS FOR CHIL­ Leftover meat from a veal roast that you donT know. MortiebUM Stayafi Hsne was digging into third base. Third * CENTER, are pretty encourage- Turn Back Indians; Coach Jo* "Sugar" Hugrat of with tlnv namif tag* are charming- white pine, gumwood, basswood DREN have Just been received at may be used to stuff green pep­ In Net Play In tha first place ws do not pay Members of tha Manchester Baseman Oscar Phillips was In the SeYcnteen Players Iv uaefu'l at H 67. La Mode com­ m-nta to the school girl to keep pers; add them to a cream sauce’ AHTHOR Medical Association wars among base Una and tha two playara col­ th* Legion alsvcn la now workins her mending done and practically or yellow piiplar will 'ilso take a MATHER'S at the O nter. Every Bosox Down Chisox any ball playar. not tven the pact* above *pccial diatlnction In birthstone is set In ten carat gold and aeaaon with salt and pepper the miaslng Monday night at Rob­ lided with ths force of two Mack for a sporting goods company in Bat .300 or Better ncccssarj’ for the sewing-class gtrl. amoolh finish. coach, but we did pay a pitcher trucks. The ball accidently slipped *hao* and In handsome two-tone In tiny ringa for the very young knd grated onion, top with butter­ Eric Starges, Champion $12 a gams. The other playeis. no ertson Park. Policeman In uniform Boston. He 1* a salesman with gold color The ever-popular pearl Even mother would find It a bleaa- ed crumba. Leftover rice may alao By Balph aoSen managed to stay clear. of the out of Phillips’ glove and rolled Manchester Included In his terri­ ing to have all her sewing equip­ York Process NAME TAPES en­ and In two extremely pretty styles AaaocUted Press Sports Writer matter how fiar they came, played Jerry Flood, pltchar-outftelder n*cklacea are lovely In single- ^ for school children. A t $4.31 and be added to tha atufflng If desired. O f South Africa, Sets North End diamond and mortic near (2orrant1 standing on the hag tory. ment handily ready. ^ able you to Insure clothing against for a player’s split. I did not steal of tha British Americans, ia U># strand or multi-strand design. $4.89, one of these rings would It looks as If the Boston Braves Ians preferred to alt by the tele- ! prasto, the boy* were throw new batting champion oC that 'Net- loss or iinlntentlal transfer. Vour G RANT DATS, the annual event Down Billy Talbert any M l players from any other - - Ing arms around like Jo* Loula make a most appealing gift. ar* In. team nor did I run after them to phone and wait until a call for Frank White has Jomed th* light BasebaU Laag^is. Floo« past­ Glased chint* ruffling In three first and last name are clearly of apectal value at the W. T. their services was raealved. Mem­ working on a small bag In prapa- A new .vru.kle rcslstnnt finieh woven In black or color at 3 dozen With a flva gams Isad and only make them play for tha B.iL.’a. If staff ax th* Manchester Bowling ed enemy pitching for a temazfca- patterns and a wide range of col­ GRANT COMPANY/ beglna to­ Piano Forest Hills. N. T., Sept. 15— bers of the clergy were also raUwi for a big fight Again le now bemo su ■ce.ssfully applied names for $1.00 or six dozen for In order tb have red cabbage 18 games left to play, the Braves they come to our practicea and Green. White la a better than bl# .448 average during tbarseeatly ors, used for framing window's, keep its color cook It with an morrow and runs nlne^dzyz- Ex­ among the absentees. They must player* and spectators moved over to all types ~t cottons- gingham*, $1.25 at M ARLOW S. An order can (/P)—K new foreign threat ap­ wished to play for the B.A.’a they averag* )>owl*r and has been a completed 1948 aeaaon. The final mlrrora. bed-sprends. pillow tops, acid. A few tablespoons of vinegar amples of sxcaptlonal tHTic* m v - Instructions 'appear unstoppable In the Nation­ have sensed what >vaa In the off­ to third base. The melee was dis­ rlque*. chambray*. prints. *eer- be filled In a very few days. peared on the scene today In the were signed to a contrac^. solved before anyone got hurt. mainstay with the local Legion averages were released for puWIca- aucker*. deninis. cordon y*. cov­ can be boiight already shirred. It should be used for each cup of inga are women’s lace trimmed al Lea$3ia today. A t tha moment It ing. No. 1 for many years. cornea In either a 5-inch or 10-lnch slips at $1.98; men’s undershirts at Class Or Private men’s singles division of the Na­ I promised no ball olayer a This gave third base snd left field Oon today by Hat TuriUngton. erts and othoi cottons. The finish shredded cabbage and added to seems that only a major nosedive Had the softball game between league publicity director. width. the cooking water. 47c; Infanta* carriage blankets at tional tennis c h a m p io n ships thing and a weak before the con­ the Center Motors and Italian- fans an opportimfty to see the al­ U said to be highly durable with A friendly note need not be wouM deprive the Braves of their most identical play at first base Mra. Casay Magnuson,' w ife of The New Britain High techer more than sentence. It need 77c; and, for the home, cotton- tracts wars supposed to b* in I Americana gone another inning effectiveness retained after many Miss Gertrude first pennant sine* the "Miracle moved Into the quarterfinal round offered any player hla contract where fans opp^ite the base and the Center Motor* coach eald Mon­ pole out IS base hlU In 39 tfflelal severe wash testing*. It i# ex- Have you seen the extremely never replace a longer reply re­ rayon damask In varied colors at or two all of the above mentioned GLEAMING VEL'VETS make an 89c a yard. Team ” of 1914. with some of the erstwhile aspi­ back if he wanted to play with In right field had a clear-cut view day night that ahe had burned th* trips to ths plattsr. Flood pliiysa •pected the new finish will reach good-looking silka and rayons tn quired by a lull-sized letter. All exceptionally beautiful wedding specially trained men would have BLOUSfc AND DRESS LENGTHS Herrmann Am tor hitting a aerious slump. rants to the vacant title lanquish- any other team in the league. of the initial fiarcup. once-famous ellpper* of her hua- lx tsa gamss. Final averagsa In­ consumer* on a large scale In the that’s needed for the gracious lit­ party. All the colors of autumn Manager Billy Southworth isn't ing on the side lines. ^ en needed at the field, cluded aU games played during the which are offered at a very Inw Parsley Is easiest cut with a Teacher of 10 Tear’s Experieace As you say we were loaded. Argiiments started long before A bounding ball dowm to third band. Oaeey wore the sllppere dur­ spring and aurrmer of 1049. tle note— which has been aptly leaves and many other hues, In vel­ worried. He has the beat remedy The new invader from overseas went with the play being made on regular leagua aeaaon Including / ■ price at CHENEY BROTHERS named a "hargaln tn charm" — is ■ctaaors. Fold over several of the Tiny Tots, 8 Tears and O v n Maybe we were, but I will give the first ball was pitched. One ing the 14-game winning .atreak vets priced low because of alight 5 0 4 4 sprajra of one stalk and hold be­ posirible in his double "S” stoppers Is Eric Sturgess, the South A f­ the batter at first found Oorrantl the protested gamesi REMNANT SALESROOM? that it carry a reminder of friend­ irregularities, are ready for fall Also Adnit Pupil* you an Instance where you helped team wanted batting practice at of hla team. When the lA ’s anap- New boon for travelei*. college tween the thumb and other fin­ -Johnny Sain and Warren Spabn. rican champion making hla first tearing for home like an enraged ped tha mark, Mra. Magnuson . Two RockvUle atara placed sec­ girls, business women and all oth­ ship. weddings at the CHENEY BROTH­ aonearance in the U. S. champion­ to load us. the same time as the other. Tem­ bull. Moose Morrell, 210-pound When you shop for unfinished By Mrs. Anne Cabot gers of the left hand: now gut fine Write 612 Center St. Sain and Spahn, the Mr. Right pers started to boll. Then after took qliargc of the slippers and ond and third. Inftaldars Ray ers addicted to washbowl launder­ 8365 ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. and Mr. Left resj^cUvely of the ships. You called me and said you re­ Motors’ catcher, braced himself, Marchowskt and Jack HoUoran furniture, look for sturdy con­ Use these eye-catching pothold- with the acisaors. the' lineups were turned In, each they are no more. Jerry Flood ing 1* the sheer nylon trlcut lirg- The " ‘MAGIC W AND " FLOOR I M t era In your own kitchen or make Braves' mound staff, are rolling in Liturgess made hla presence felt ceived a call from Jerry Flood and and when (?orrentl hit the Moose batted .374 and .364 respectively. struction, sHiOoth. even-grained POLISHER la so popular that it's You can be pretty and cute now he wanted to play In Manchester team claimed it jvas the home the thud was heard clear across erla now seeping Into the market them as "little gifts” for friends. high gear. The Braves have won yestentay when he jcnocked out club. The HiU Billies placed last in th* surface and simple, I'.nes which hard to keep it In stock but Ifs while wearing curlers! You don’t The F L O R IA N PINKING second-seeded Billy Talbert of and told m* how to get in touch the railroad tracks. ; Tsvl League President Nick An­ final standing* 'In alzeable quantitiea. By Sue Burnett An Irish crochet rose center* the SHEARS, Juat arrived at the J. W, eight out of their last nine starts Sheer as nylon hosiery, these will harmonlte vrith furniture that now available at the McGILL- have to hide when your best beau New York in such a manner as to with him which 1 did. I also told Flarcups during the course of Battle Number Three gelo said the reason for a change Youthful as can be—and so square holder, surrounded by $r**n H ALE CORPORA-nON. are some­ and Sain and Spahn have won five iAiBi Nights Fightg Sevan teen playera batted .800 CONVERSE COMPANY, 645 Main comes acaliin' unexpectedly. Just convince the apecthtors he might him how 1 got his name snd also the game were as common aa Doarn went Corroiitl. apparent­ In the umpire'! )>oard for the play­ smart for dates la this enchanting leaves . . . the pretty.edge worked thing brand new, In that the pink­ of these games. showers In April. or better with th* league-ebampian Street, at $2.95. One poura wax In­ put your hair up in some of tl WANTED go all the w «y. told him ths terms under which I ly injured on the play. The atara, off finale was due to the Manehea- junior dress. Notice the fascinat­ to match the center rose. Star pot- ing la done by a roller wheel— Sain, a big tobacco chewing From this wrriter’s view of the BA’ a placing five In tb* aelset to the long metal tube and It flows i.ew pastel ribbon curlers. I f aotne righthander with one of th* beet He needed five seta )>efore he could sign him and he said that If any, that he saw, were not ter Chapter’s refusal to assign Loa Angeles—Turkey Thomp­ group. RockvUl*. Aircraft and the ing detail on one shoulder and at holdera are attractive crocheted lo faster and more regular than the proceedings from the standing son. 306, Loa Angeles, awaWM evenly through a lamb's wool pol­ one catches you in this rig, you'll Experienced Sewing ' curve balls in the buNneas, became em erg^ on top, 6-7, 6-4, 6-2, 1-6, was O. K. with him. Mika Saver- those supplied by Mother Nature certain arbiters to work the Polish Amaricans eadi gainad the hipline, the way the skirt the colors of the Elastem Star or­ Conventional blades. Cut out a row "press box” to the right of decision over Willi* Bean, 206H. IT'S NO T TO O EARLY isher—a perfect Job done without flares ouL Cap or three-quarter look very fashionable Indeed. th* first pitcher In the loop to win 6-4, but he trotted out an assort­ Ick, CUflt Keeney, Bottle Murray above. As he lay on the ground, gamea. The board. Nick said, tbre* spoU with Moriarty’a gettUtg der. or In shades to blend with garment with these shears and the screen, the umpiring was good. wanted all umpires to work the L «s Angeles (Dean disqualified In aching knees and back. sleeves are available. seams don't need further finishing. Machine Operators 30 games when be pithced the ment of shots that had our Na­ and Eml# Noake. our only other men, women and children from two and Naaaitfa on*. your kitchen decorations. Both However, players on both teams series and would assign two to 8th round). Pattern No. 8365 comes In sizes Handsome big PLAS'HC BAGS They’re very nice for pinking oil­ Braves to a 10-3 victory over the tional Indoor champion talking to new players, were signed at our the stands Joined players from Johnny "Yog»“ Green of th* B A’s potholders Illustrated will sell like himself. axercised-their lung* with remarks each game. The league managers Troy, N. Y.—Sam Walkar, 151 T O ORDER YOUR 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, with a shoulder strap are perfect cloth or cottons for table mats. Apply Chicago Cuba yesterday. practices in the early spring. that the men in blue were blind as both teams In making a path to rapped out th* greatest number o f ,A recent Roper Survey con­ carry-alls for school. A rubber­ "hot cakes" at lodge and charity Earl Oochell of San Francisco said not the umplrea’ proposi­ >«, Springflled. Maas. Knockeidout ducted for the carpet and rug In­ cap sleeve, 4 3-4 yards of 39-lnch. Precision made and thoroughly The triumph enabled the Braves Noske was at our early spring bats. Which we all know they are the scene of battle No. 3. Jo* Dan os, 153, Denver, 2. bits, 19. He also erent to ths plats ized lining is splU-insurance for bazaars. to pull five games ahead of the now has the dubious honor of tion and thus new man were dustry showed that 90 per cent For this pattern, aend 25 cents, To obtain complete crochetiuq guaranteed, Florian shears never meeting at tha club and told me not. For the price of admission, Allentown, Pa. — Agoatinlio on 58 offictaU trips, tops In th* in coins, your name, address, size lunches. In crimson, green, navy need sharpening. Price la $7.50. Independent ^ runner-up Pittsburgh Pirates who catching Sturgess tn the round of that he would like to pitch for thirty-five cents for any seat In brought in for the flnala. league white compiling a .810 av­ of the 6,122 people txitervlewed with red trim, or brown, they're Instructions, stitch Illustration* eight In the only other fourth The pot was boiling as the game Guedes. 185, Allentown.^ knocked desired, emd the M ttem number suffered a severe Jolt by dropping mt, then he signed a contract with prog:reaacd and the climax came the ball park, fans had double erage. Personalized had rugs In their llvmg room; 66 $2.89 at the PINE PHARM ACY, and finishing directions for Pot round match on yesterday’s card, This writer has )>een aaHed If out Billy Fox, 176H, PhlladslphU. per cent picked them for color, to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Luck Holders (Pattern- No. 5044 To prepare an a la king sauce Cloak Co. a doubleheader to the third place another team. When I saw him In the sixth inning. First the Mo­ their ticket fee in excitement and ^^ollowlng is tb* .300 pnd bettfr Evening Herald. 1150 Ave. Amer­ 664 Center Street. Tin lunch for chicken, fish or hard-cooked Brooklyn Dodgers, 8^6 and 7-3. the fifth-seeded Oochell humbled again, I aaked him why he wasn’t entertainment. Fortunately, no he ever received a letter from while only 22 per cent decided boxes of tan banded with red are 5601) send 15 cents In coin plus 1 I*ine Street Feliclslmo Ampon, tiny Philippine tors coach, Casey Magnuson, San Jose, Calif.—Nick Dias, icas. New York 10, ,N. Y. eggs add thin strips of green pep­ Sain, who has won at least 20 at practice and he said he aigned lodged a protest over an umpire’s one was Injured. Middle Pinchere. Th* answer la Lcadfaig Bineva 191 first what they would spend; $.75. All the essential school sup­ cent postage for each pattern or­ Davis Cupper, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2. no. The writer has bean anxiously 135, Loa Angreles. outpolatad BUly CHRISTMAS CARDS wall-to-wall carpets were pre­ It's ready for yoii now—the new per, sauteed mushroom slices, games for the third consecutive with another team but wished he decision. The following Inning the The Motors broke the scorelaas Flayer'Flayer Tessa Q A B ■ A «a Fall and Winter Faahlon contains plies are there, too, of course— dered. Your name, address and the season, eoasted home, thanks to an Sturgess, seeded fifth among waiting for the letter Pinchers Francisco. 10, F h )^ BA’a ...... 10 ferred by 32.9 per cent because pattern number to Anne Cabot, Chopped pimento and blanched hadn't and asked me to try and Italians retaliated -when Manager tie In the seventh by pushing 99 IS .448 60 pages of style, color, special fountain pens at low prices, auto­ sllyered admonds to a rich cream eight run second Inning rally the foreign entrants, and Cochell said he would turn over several Marchowakl, Roc 10 97 10 J74 they are better looking. 23.7 per The Manchester Evening Herald. get his contract back so he could Felix Gremmo. with a towel across three runs. This proved to Louis' Plaas ladefialt* features—plus a free doll pattern matic pencils, notebooks and loose- sauce. a ^ n s t Hank Borowy and Ralph rest t ^ a y while the rest of the montha ago. HoUoran, Rock ..19 88 U .894 cent thought they made the room 1150 Avenu" of the Americas. New plsy with the B.A.’a. I told him around his nock, after taking part be the final score. Motors 8, lA ’a printed Inside the book. Send 25 leaf covers, pencil boxes, crayons, Hananer. field catches up. Banka, Moriarty 14 45 19 .859 We are now featuring these line lines, exclusiyely look larger. and everything one needs. that was his Job to get his con­ In a hot argument between home 0. But before the third out was cents today. York 19. N. Y. REAL The Bost*r, who prevl- over the meat up cracks and fills in holes. It's Is Our Greatest / and tha Cubs scored three run* verbally handing in one. ed the ball intentionally or noL It Women's Golf Association One- Surowtee, P A ’a ..14 41 13 .817 PANY. Cute corduroy ensembles ical.compounds wet surfaces faster of the stipning new upholstered Such highly regarded players on Sunday dates. ou*ty said hla Jun* 35 fight Ideal for weather-proofing door over the final four Innings. Near Water Front Brawl was ruled by Umpire Andy Dl- Day ToumamenL Mrs. Johnson Brmtaeh, Aircraft 14 38 19 418 Hudson Greeting, Inc. in bright red or blue or darker col­ th3.^ natural soaps; that water Is headboard beds, although not as Basic Fn/ue/ as Tom Brown of San Francisco, We Juat met a better team on against Jersey Jo* Walcott waa brought closer to the t<>lid surface A plastic BOBBY BOX Is a new and window sills and frams: for The Dodgers blasted 27,hits In Sunday, Sept. 6-12, ngmely Mor- Back to the sixth inning and the Bclla that the kick was accident­ had 37 putts. Plecan, Naaslffs .15 38 19 419 ors have a short Jacket and over­ elaborate as Louis’, might viry convenience for the girl Who doe* sinking the Piratea at Ebbets a finalist here in 1946 and at fireworks. It was during this his last told delegates to the Na­ Kaeqey, BA’a ...16 45 14 4 U alls at $4.69 for sizes 1 to 3, and and dirt is loosened with greater making chimneys and roofs leak­ Wimbledon last year, and Billy larty Brothers, ths new league al. tional Boxing Aasoclatloa dinner well win equal honors In decora­ up her hair In bobby pins, as she When you buy it, sell it Field. Marv Rackley with six frame that spectators, those who There weren’t any cloae playa in Ladies’ Day Thursday at the Green, BA'a ,...1 9 58 18 410 $4.98 In sizes 2 to 6x. Separate thoroughness. tive competition with the addi­ proof; for Stopping leaks around SIdwell, young star of the Austral champions. last night: Edna Markoe can open the pin in a one-hand tubs, sinks and baseboards. Its or trade it you want mail blows and Pae Wee Reese and We were never humiliated. We remained in the stand.* or on the the bottom half of the aeventh Country (?lub will find a match Kind. P A ’a ...... 14 49 IS .909 corduroy slacks with suspenders tional advantage of resullent com­ Jackie Robinson with ftve apiece Ian Daris Cup forces, preceded "I have six montha from th* operation on the side of the box, use for sealing boat seams In gov­ mum value for vour money played the game to win but we sidelines, saw what started out and when Eddie Vllga took the play versus par tourney planned. Hakinson, A ir ...19 89 19 409 are $2.69 In sizes 8 to 6x, while The WONDER CAKE is a deU- fort which I.culs would probably paced the Dodger bqmbardment. him Into the discard. like a routine inning end up In a date of my last fight to make which Is prevented from slipping ernment boat yards proves Its effi­ Juat did not hsTe the stuff to come final fly ball the season was over. Swaepatakea winners last week Saverick, B A’a ..19 49 18 409 overalls in those sizes are $2.49. clous loaf cake with sweet choco­ never have dreamed possible. by a suction-cup. Bobby Boxes When You Engage The Reese drove home five runs in the Brown was rapped by Nick near water front brawl. were Jean Remmey, low net; Alya known my plana of retiramaat and Shiver Mountain Press TW ILL OVERALLS In sizes 2 to late through it and sugar-nut top­ ciency. It’s $.‘25 a pound. Carter of Sai^ Francisco, 6-4, 6-3, out on top. Fans stayed around for nearly one until that time I should b« known ore $..59 each at the WELDON ' first game. The fuse exploded when Hippo half hour after the contest, ex­ Davies, second net; and Velma 6x are $1.49 in red, blue, and ping. "A FR IC A N S" are super­ NAM E TAPES are Invaluable 6-4, who progressed to the fourth Earl, I hope In the future before Correnti, Italians’ first baseman, as tha heavyweight champion of DRUG CX)MPANY. Jarvis Brilliant relief pitching by Hank pecting to see some displays of Johnson, low groaa. brown. Ea^y-washing JERSEYS good butter cream cup cakes with for clothes sent out for laundering Want to know when m ’ll slip the Bebrman played a prominent part round where he takes on eight- you condemn a team and print ■collided with Motors’ initial sack the world." to complete an outfit are $.79. $.98, chocolate topping. If you haven’t ring on your finger ? Surveys ehrw seeded Dick (Sonzales of Los what you think is right, come fisticuffs but they had )>een treat­ at college and argument-savers at . TTie English girl, always care­ Organization In the Dodgers’ opening triumph, guardian. Jimmy August. Thl.s Head Coach Walkar Briggs aant Manchester and $1.19 In sizes 3 to 6x. in solid enjoyed these two treats, which home. Fine quality name tapes at that most young men present their Angeles. Gonzales, had an easy down to the British American ed to all that was in store for the fully, If not exjiensively groomed, Behrman rescued young Csrl Er- brought the majority of the crowd his High grldders through a full colors or gay stripes. are 'Thursdav specials at the PINE the SINGER SEtVING CENTER. diamond engagement rings just Tn do any nf these iranaar time whipping Gus GanxenmuUer club, th* doore are alwaya, open, night during the game. owns a wardr' be of brushes that skine in the fourth inning and held to its feet while still others storm­ game scrimmage yesterday after­ Bowling Green PASTRY SHOP, 660 Center Street, 832 Moln Street, are $1.00 for 3 before escorting a glrl'TO a social lions ynu get mazimum of Sea <^ff, N. T., 6-2, 6-8, 6-2. and get the true facta. ed out onto the field. Darkness settled over the field noon at Mt. Nebo and the team you'll thank us for the tip will keep .itr spic and span from the Pirates to there hits the rest when the light switch was pulled (Now You’ll zip through house clean­ dozen: $1.25 for 6 dozen: $1.50 for aff-ilr. value harked hy ■ highly of the way. Harry Taylor, recently SIdwell Ousted Congratulations Moriarty'a. No blood marked the area and waa Impresalve. Friday night the ing faster if you Imow your stuff 9 dozen: $1.75 for 12 dozen. her toenails *o her tweeds. An old cu/torp of engraving Sidwell went down before Art Your In sports. for the final time this season and NOW BawOag I) Brushea for the tomploxlon. trained and esperienred or- recalled from St. Paul, went the play was resumed after several locals meet Leavenworth High of about aynthef.c detergents These ' Know your stuff abrait diapers nicknames »nc> date Inside the be­ Larsen, 23-year-old s o u t h paw Coach Johnny Hedlund, strong men from both sides pulled the stars shown brightly on the f, r the bath, for the nails and distance in the finale to post his Waterbury in the Brass City. W a a cleansers, v.'hich are sold both as If you want to keep baby French Veal trothal ring is coming back. Rea­ '*nnizatinn. from the University of San Fran­ Brltish-Amerlcan Club. prospective battlers away from the area where one of the moat hotly You can hart your oxra even for toe cuticles are selected first success since April 22. Fritz for tkla Tkaro are aMD liquids and pewders and under a happy and comfortable. Six very thin slices veal cutlet sons. say lev;elers. are that en­ cisco, 4-6, 6-2, 8-6, 6-4. Larsen, Truth and not hearsay pays off. •scene of the incident. contested ball games was ever home on yoar oxrn'>lot for with care. Phe may select a Ostermueller and Elmer Riddle completing his first season on Sunday’s football gams at Mt. • fow variety of trsue names, do not foi ra Qualities to insist on when buy­ (cut rcalloplnl style), salt, pepper, gagements are. longer and the new- P. S. What did the Guards do Before one had an opportunity j played in our happy and peaceful Nebo Is scheduled to start at 3:15. as low as 18,900. ing diapers are abaorbency, soft­ curved body brush and a non- Jorvis Realty Co. were the losing pitchers. The 'vlC' grass and his first swing Into the . Can 4I99 Or 1191 curds in hard water. They won’t 1 tablespoon cooking oil, 1 tea­ wider mountings for the diamond toriea moved the Dodgers to within to basketball In town with you as to light up a cigarette, Correnti I haraleL The Silk a t y A. C. wUI meet the leave ringa cn bathtuos, nor permit ness, and lightness In weight. Di­ spoon butter or fortified mar­ skid hand and nail brush but even give more curface. Re a l t o r s East, will play the winner of a U A. OaOOM. Mgr. Georgs L. French, Jr. Henry W. Engstrom vri’ h these novel features, she one percentage point of the Pi­ their coach? strong Waterbury Warrior*. Th* Occupancy In 60 Days grease to clog drains. apers should u)so be free of nap garine. 1-2 cup white wine, stock 654 Center Street match between Bob Falkenburg Warrior* have played two gamea and easy to wash clean. Those will make suie that the bristles rates. of Hollyt^ood and Budge Patty of an editorial to the contrary, on the SABVttr BinU)C«<» 9«8 MAIN STREET TELEfHONE 2-4011 For laundering, synthetic deter­ or water. KENTILE ASPHALT TILE Tel. 4112 Or 7275 Oat Hurls Three Hitter Ed Note; I 365th and a letter of Johnny’s na­ j to date, both winning affairs. Silk Lectro ImproTcment Cq.* with pinked edges will be less are long-ta.sting and skillfully as­ Los Angeles, crowded o ff yester­ CENTEB sn m T gents are rectmmended for use Melt oil and butter or margarine gives the most in floor Individual­ The SL Louis Cardinals, behind Cfoach Johnny Hedlund of the I City Coach Tony Allbrio said yea- bulky and more comfortable tor In a large hot skillet. When bub­ sembled Into o good blush. day’s program. ture reache.") the desk. Standings Inc. ity and beauty, while offering the the three-hit pitching of Harry British Americana telephoned this I In conclu6i')n, Johnny asks what 1 terday he expected to carry 30 baby to wear than hemmed di­ bling hot. add veal slices, pre­ maximum resistance to tracked-in 'Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, (The Cat) Brechean, blanked the writer early last night and ex­ I did the Guards do to basketball In Yesterday’s Results I players. A recent addition waa Mxnchester Rcprcstntatiire apers. viously seasoned. Brown four Chicken may be rolled In egg and dirt, scuffing feet, or stamping seeded seventh, downed his fellow Smiley Paseka, a glue-fingered Phillies, 8-0 in a night game at plained hls letter In detail wluch I town with the writer as coach.! Eastern Playoffs I Fabrics usually offer this vari­ minutes on one side, turn and crumbs, arranged In a baking dish dances. The display of Kentlle townsman. Bill Vogt, 6-3, 6-8, 6-3, Is printed above. No letter re­ end. Call Manchester 7691 'Philadelphia. The triumph enabled I Fortunately the team won 18 out Hartford 22. Albany U (Hart­ i ety: gauze, tlrd's-eye cloth, knit brown four minutes on other side. and baked In the oven for about at the MANCHESTER FLOOR 6-7, 9-7, and now plays Jaroslav ceived when signed Is ever tossed BINGO and flannel. Gauze diapers which Removo to. hot platter. Pour fat an hour, or until done. A fryer the Cards to break their fourth Drobny, the Czech Davis Cupper of 29 games. I believe, with all sin­ ford leads, 2-1, In tjest-of-seven 1 COVERING COMPANY, 66 Cot­ 'place tl# with the Idle New York In the waste paper basket. cerity. that the Guards gave the or broiler should be chosen for tage street, shows the Immense in the fourth round. In answer to Johnny’s letter: No semi-finals). chicken to be prepared In this way Giants. Top-seeded Frank Pso-ker of basketball fan.s of Manchester, a Scranton 11. Utica 0 (Scranton range of colors and patterns .. mention was made of any ball Major League Pennant Vernon Fire and it should be basted frequently. Brecheen fanned eight In posting Los Angeles, had a breeze in better brand of ball than what was leads, 2-1 in best-otseven semi­ patterns which you can make up player being paid in the article. No his 17th victory and seventh via dumping John Lohstoeter of offered In many, many years. In finals). Races at a Glance WANTED Deportment yourself, from the innumerable the shutout route. The Cards Pittsburgh, 6-0, 6-1, 6-0. Parker mention was made that Johnny addition .the sport was revived to combinations of tiles. Bring room stoic any ball player. No mention .\merioaa snapped a tight hurling duel be­ now meets Frank Sedgman of a new all time high. Attendance Detroit 2-12. Washington 1 ilD - Opening Night ^lUSlC FOR YOUR PLEASURE measurements for your kltch“n. tween Brecheen and Lefty Ken Australia, who conquered Andy was ma4e that Johnny ran after figures will bear out this state­ By The Associated Press bathroom, game-room or hall, for PLATES WITH 1. .tmertoan League Heintzelman with a three run ral­ Paton of Ann' Arbor, Mich., 6-2, ball players. ment. New York 6, Cleveland 5. a free cost estimate of the most j Johnny Is absolutely correct To 4 Painters Friday, Saptember 17 ly In the sixth Inning. 13-11, 6-2. Philadelphia 12. St. Louis 2. “BUTTONS AND BOWS" ...... Dinah Shore satisfactory floor covering. j when he stated I helped load the W L PcL GB Pl( 9 P. M. NATURAL. The Boston Red Sox retained The top bracket in the women's Boston 4, Chicago 1. ' I BA's. Jerry Flood ’phoned cariy Boston ...... 87 50 ,635 — “ TREE IN THE MEADOW” ...... Monica Lewis their two game lead over the New field was reduced to the quarter­ National DobooBTill* School Hoot* Seat covert will spruce up worn ‘ York Yankees In the American finals, meanwhile, 'with the do­ last spring and said he would like MAJOR tCAOUB New York '..85 53 .620 3 . Apply In Peraon SUPER or soiled upholsterx’ In an old car. ' COLORED GUMS to play with a local team In the Brooklyn 8-7. Pittsburgh *-3. Cleveland ...84 55 .604 4 BoBott V onioB Ftro “ HAIR OF GOLD” ...... Chest Howard League’s pennant chase. The Sox mestic seedings imbroken. 1 Used for new car scats they oro- Twi League and also Sunday ball. Boston 10. Chicago 3. rhiladeipbia .80 91 JM7 9 downed the White Sox, 4-1, In a Doris Hart of Miami. Fla., beat St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 0 Conpuiy No. 2 tect spotless upholsterv. Another The BA's and Nasslffa were the L . l e a d e r s Remaining Behadoles 1 “ MAHARA.IAH OF MAGADOR” Vaughn Monroe THAT night game at Chicago while the Betty Rosenquest of S o u th (Only games scheduled). talking point—especially for the Yanks brushed off the third place Orange, N. J., 6-2, 6-4; Mrs. Mar- only teams planning Sunday games Amerlran League Ba>(ton—At home. New York 2. John McCann 20 Games summer traveler—Is thitt the pa­ knowing Johnny better than Batting—Williams. Bostorf .371; Washington 3. Total 5. A s ’ay Cleveland Indians, 6-5. mington, Del.,_ defeated______Argyll and Standings 36 l4iurcl St. ManchMter Everybody Welcome SAVERS per, cotton or plastic covers arc i HARIMONIZE Rice"of West Hartford, Conn., 6-2, Mac McGuire, Nasalff Coach 1 sug- Boudreau. Cleveland .358 —New York 3, (jlevaland 1. ChG Ellis Kinder checked the White cooler to sit on than the napped Sox on five* blows, and wasn’t 6-0; Beverly Baker of Santa Mon­ gested that Jerry call Johnny. Runs ■ Batted In—DlMagglo. National rago 1, Detroit 4, SL Louts 8. To- upholstered fabric.*. WITH y o u r scored on until the ninth. Ted W il­ ica, Calif., outlasted Helen Pastall Next year, Johnny, I am sure I will New York 136: Stephens. Boston w . L. Pet. GBL 1 tal 12. Auto seat covers ere designed to liam.* led the Red Sox attack, driv­ of Loa Angeles, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, *nd i recommend a player of Flood s 123 ’ Boston ___ .. .80 58 .580 --- I New York—A t home, Boston 3. * fit apeclflc,makes and styles of j FEATURES ing home three runs with a pair of Santa Monica's Gertrude Moran ability to another team. (Flood not Ruiu)—Henrich. New York 118; Pittsburgh ...73 61 .545 I Total 3 Away-----Boston 2. cars. Whep you shop for covers. ! stopped Dorothy Head of Ala- only won the league batting chani DiMaggio. Bo.17 MAIN ST. Fill-with finely diced celery mixed slon. .T6e Gordon clouted his 27th in the playoff flnala. New York ...8,5 52 .620 For *ale at a reaoaabla orica; aiwica 1*4 94 by 919 tm i ■ ! tag h ■ Found Just The Same Day. Shirley Fry of Akron, • Ohio, The word humiliated may have Stolen Bpscs . Dillinger. S t Cleveland .. .84 55 .604 3>-! I National lioagne with cooked green peas, salad homer off Lopat In the sixth with Louis 24; Coan, Washington 19 of bill— Lakewood a rclo Seatb— roll* trem cautar a f MM»> AT THE CENTER dressing and seasonings. one on to spark a three run Cleve­ against Mrs. Vlrgirita Kovacs of been u.sed strongly but how many Philadelphia . .80 61 .567 9 - Tb San Francisco and Mrs. Nelly Strikeouts—Feller and I-emon, cbester eheppiag district—acar arbeel, eoaatry club, tab*. Servr land rally. , tans gave the Gas Hoiissra an ojit- Detroit ...... 66 68 .493 lb's I W L Pet. GB P U y LOW PRICES Connie Mack’s fourth place Phil­ Landry of France against Mr'ii. ! side chance of defeating your team Cleveland ISri Ft. Louis .. .. .54 81 .400 32* : Boston ...... 80 58 .580 — 16 Ices la. Phone 5985 between 5-7 P."M. ' Materials They Have Thet MANCHESTER BAKERY Madge Vo'sters of Philadelphia, Pitching—Kramer. Boston 16-4. ' • on Kerry street, having recently adelphia Athletics dnibh-d the I in the finals? Didn’t your^leara Waidtluglon . .49 91 .350 Pittsburgh ..73 61 .545 5 30 » Have yeur old plate made .800; Ra.srhi, .Nev. Yo'rk 18-6. .750 Chicago ...... <46 .328 engaged tha services o f , a New Rrov.-ns, 12-2 in, a night game at i clip the Moriarty-^sponaored ^lu b Natloniil l.eagiie 92 Brooklyn ... .74 62 .544 5 18 1 on all four occasions dbring the ,St. Louis ....74 63 ,540 5H 17 'M JHI rOUtHfUl I I I I York cake baker with specialized over in the new natural St. Louis. Batting — Musial. St. Loul* Wanted A t Our Arrived Today! regular season ? The BA defeats at Today’s Games experience, Is putting week-end pink-pla.stic at piaderate The' Detroit Tigers took a dou- Semi-Final Round I .373; Ashburn, Philadelphia .333 New York .. .73 63 .537 6 18 emphasis on REAL BUTTER hleheader from the hapless Wash­ [the hands of Moriarty’a were as Runs Batted In-Miislal. St, Eastern Playoff* Rentalnlng Schedules -Over 1,000 Pairs Albanv at Hartford (8 p m.) Boston—At home. New York 3, PASTRY. Luscious Danish pas­ cost. ington Senators, 2-l‘ In 11 innings, PGA Touruey Louis 116; Kinet. Pittsburgh 115 tries, delightfully varjed French and 12->. Paul Campbell’s bases or Runs—Musial, St, I./nits 122; Scranton nt Utica. Chicago 1. ,St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh American SEAMFREE NYLON pastries, wonderful butter coffee Fast service. Dental loaded singl'' enabled H$1 New- _.____ ■ on his honeymoon. Lockman. New York 109 2, Cincinnati 2. Total 10. Away SALEI of cakes In Individual or family sizes plates repaired in -3 houaer to nick un his 17th victory West Hartford, Sept. 15— Johnny, I know how deeply you Hits—Masial. St, Louis 205; Boston (Kramer 16-4) st Chi Brooklyn 3. New York 3. Total felt about winning the league caro (Rotblatt 0-0). HOSIERY —all are rich and delicious. Join tn the first game. lldo'le Burke of Woodbridge meets Holmes. Boston 172 i «• Remnant Sale the dozens of pleased "discover­ hours. George Buck of Long Shore, and crown-and playoffs this season. To Waahlnirton (Candlnl 2-2) a) I Brooklv-n—'At home. Boaton 8. (Irregulars) Doubles—Musial. St. Ixjuis 40; , - IVomen’s Golf Play retire the Jack Dwyer Trophy per- Detroit (Kretlow 0-0). i nilladelp'hlB 2. C2itcago 3. C3ncln- Men's Pajamas ers." The Bakery is open alt Expert Dental Harry Nettlebladt of Avon faces Ennis, Philadelphia 38 ONLY 59c Pr. day and evening on Sunday, as WilUe tVbale of Tumble Brook manentlv was your ambition be­ Triples—Musial. St. Louis 16; i Philadelphia (Marchiidon 0-13) 1 natl 3. St.* Loul* 2. Pittsburgh 3 well as on week-days. Technicians ' Pebble Beach. Calif.. Sept. 15— here today in Connecticut PGA fore calling your active baseball Hopp, Pittsburgh 12 J at St. Louis (Garver 7-8) night. (tnNudlng playoff of protested plaving and coaching career to an Only gam es’ s(foeduI(Hl. Reg. $-4.95 Values Many Years Experience ffl»_Th e battle for the 1948 wom­ championship semi-final golf Home Runs—Kiner. Pittiburghj I came'.) Total 15. A Way— New $ Snap bean* cut Into small pieces en’s National Amateur Golf matches. end. You said earlier-this season 39: Musial. St. Louis 35 National I York 1. Philadelphia 2. Total 8. NOW . ' ...... , 3.49 Of Dress Goods and mixed with diced celery make Chsmplon.ahlp was still a wide The four survived preliminary you would pass up coaching after Stolen Bases—A.shburn, Phila­ Cincinnati (Fox 5-9 and Wal St Louis-At home Chicago 3. a different and delicious vegetable open affair today as survivors tests yesterday at the Rockledge the campaign ended. 1 sincerely delphia 32; Rojek. Pittsburgh 20 tera 0-3) at Brooklyn (Hatten 11- Pittsburgh .3 Total 6 A w a y - AU Wool dish. They may be served plain swung Into the second and third Country (2Iub. hope you change your mind and SUIkeouts-Brecheen. St. Loula 9 and Branca 13-8) two games. New York 2, Boston 3. Brooklyn 3. Reg. $4.50 Values. (Irregulars and Closeouts) V- or In an heib-flavored cream sauce. Fagan Dental roun-^s of the 48th Annual Tourna­ Burke,-who led the qualifying come back to win the trophy for 138; Sldin, Boston 1)7 Pittsburgh (C3iesnes 12-4) at ! Philadelphia 1. (Thlcago 3. Tot^ $ 3 . 3 5 CARDIGAN ment. round Monday, edged Henry Ger­ ke*ps in 1949. Pitching— Beawell. Pittsburgh New York (Jansen 17-10). 11. N O W ...... For a delicious sauce for fish add | Laboratories Thirty-two playera started this ard! of Putnam, 2 . and 1, In his I Wave In the pazt )>een wel­ 11-3 .786; Chesnes, Pittsburgh 12- Chicago (Lade 4-3) at Bo ton Pittsburgh—At home, (Tlnetn- SWEATERS one-third cup of capers to a cup of 193 Trumbull St. at momleg. and the 16 wliiners will first match and then overcame comed at the BA Club and hope 4 .750. (.Spihn 13-10.) natl 4. Total 4. Away—New Have You Tried Shopping rich, well-seasoned cream sauce. slug It out in the third round this Frank Staazowskl of Torrington, the same courtesy will be extended St. Louis (Pollet 11-6) St Phil­ York 2. Boston 2, Philadelphia 4, Reg. '$3.98 Values Asylum in the fut)ire. Mv oerzonal connec­ Rrooklyn 3 (Including pla.voff of In black, white, g ra y , Ereen Allyn IJotel Biiildiry r, n'ternoon over Pebble ■ itcvh'a the State Open champ, 3 and 1. Organize 'Grid Leagu)* - adelphia (Roberts 6-7) night N O W ...... • a a 9 • $ 2 - 8 » or pink. Sizes 34 to 40. Curtains, bIou.*es. or . slips of "v'nd swept 6,548 yards .-.f golfing Nettlebladt, runner-up to Burke tion with th* BA (^ub aa a nlayer protested gamel. St. Loula .3, Cin­ Here Recently? NYLON PARACHUTE CLOTH Hartford "’ef. ' in the opening day’s competition, during the 1946-47 basketball sea­ Boston, Sept. 15-^ (-P - The or OiHU* Named President cinnati 2. Total 16. have a charming sheen and are I New York—A t home, Brooklyn $2.98 trimmed Bob 'Schappa of Rock- son wss th* lieat. The treatment ganization of a aeven-team New delightfully easy to launder (with Office Hours i; 'I Old Custom ledge. 3 and 1. and Stan Staszow- by the club and ita mem)>ership England. Professional ■ Football Waterbury. Sent. 15 -oPi— The 1 , Philadelphia 2. Boston 3. Pitts­ low heat.) Slightly Imperfect 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. ski of Green Woods. 3 and 3. rated second to none. Conference was announced today Conn-cMent Football Alllsnce. ha* burgh ’2, Cincinnati 3. St. Loul* 3, CHENEY BROTHERS ibut definitely usable, the thirty- rn'odicval times. It wSs cus- Buck defeated Tony Federicic Johnnv. vo'u must admit that the, by Its president, George V. Ken- become the CMnnectleut Football Chicago 4. Total 16 Away— six Inch parachute cloth is cs No Appointment .wry for godparents to present of Wampanoag. 5 and 4, and Mike B>C’* have alwaya recsIved^lOO per neatly of Boston. Conference, and Snorts Editor Boaton S. Total 2. Remnant Salesroom peciallv priced at $.45 a yard at 'v. Retioircd '.n Infant with a gold or sliver Kundrat of Candlewood Lake, 4 cent ceooeration from this depart- The circuit will Include team* Frank Corkin of the Meriden Jour­ M EN S SHOPi Open Daily 9 To 6 CHENEY BROTHBIRS REM­ ,.''noon et its christening,' which apil 9, while Whalen was polish­ ment. Never a word was said of representing Springfield. Quincy, nal has bacome It* preaWent. New York (Park Aren*)—Eu­ HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER GUSTAFSON’S Thurs. anti Sat. 9 To 9 NANT SALESROOM. Monthly Terms •r,—'«-hiy grve rise to the phroT* ing off Leo ChizinskI of Chtppanee ♦hi* fart <‘itb*r.fln eonveraatlon or Portland. Me.. Augusta. Corlcln’a el'ctlon and tbe ehBn"'»’ gene Hairston. 147 1-4. New York. Y M U A I N krcc''’fd nut Rf»s»- .Ynzalone. 146 Hoon: Dally 9 A. M. To d P. M.-Saturdays 9 A. M. To 5 P. M. •n.h MAIN STREET Arranged . . ••Earn v In the letter. You could toss bou­ Providence, R. I.. Hertford, Conn., In the leaVue’a name took place at MANCHB The IrK^uircr ‘ niouUk" aa (extra kole battl*. quets 364 d a n . a year but writ* and Bridgeport. Conn. a maatlar hat* last nlxhL 1-4. NewTork. 9. \ i

■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, IMS 5IANCHESTER EVL.MMi HEKALP. MANrHES'TKR. UO.N.N., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 194S F A O l FAC® U G H U BIf The question the teacher asked ■MsSSi'- PamtlMK— Papering 21 SilunlHHia V%aiiled» UousehoM Gooda •1 Woorifig AppoffM Fora 57 HMMSforltala *72 After he got a ticket for over­ Patron (at summer hotel): ”We ItJONERVILLE POLKS Antomobilen For Sale 4 Basinefls Service* Ottered l.^. ■ was this: parking. J. S. Yqder. city court are looking for a gorge. Isn't f*V ' Mala 69 LAD'Tg Mack e n o o drise. Alas Ka NCH IYP* homo, five rooms on Teacher; "Now, CStartes, if your OLJtNPER'S Machine Shop doea FIRST Class paperhangtng, rea­ ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT judge, of Goehen, Ind.. appointed a there - a famous one somewhere sonable prices. Phone 2-8178 EVENING Work, la or nau> Man- On September 30th, Federal regn- green wool ault ^ th zlze 18. one floor, two acres of land, three Sense and Monsense father can do a piece of work in special judge to bear him plead around here?” T h e P o w e r f u l . K a t r i n k a ahd T h e lathe work, drill press work, Like new. CaU 8888. mllea from center o f town. T. J. ona hour and your mother can do Landlord: T don't know If you QaiaBed DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES grinding, welding, brazing, cut­ after 6:30 p. m. / cheater. Experienced tending bar. latlons leatricting time paymant guilty Then be paid a 83 fine. Crockett, Broker. Phone 5418. ra'I probahly makoa you feel In Cnfair Tactics It In one hour how kmg will it take would call It a gorge, but Tm serv­ ting. general repairs on anything. Reply Box H, Herald. wirchaaaa go Into affect. Yon atlU SAYS: “ Here are some HARD lave time to purchase this wonder- better eondlUcin. But what'a the Moat women folk think it Is a sin them both together to do it?" ing a pretty good 75-cent meaL” Pickup and delivery. 68 Mill St. CHARBONNEA4J, Painting and Uttle Wifey: Why didn’t you decorating, intarlor and exterior, til 8 room outfit on A IR E R T S Wantod—Ta Boy 58 MANCHESTER GREEN -Nine- condition of your carT Be sure When men use truth to fence them Charles: “Three hours, counting Advertisements TO BEAT V^ALUES in GOOD Open evenings, all day Saturday. I stop for me at the drug store yea- paperhangtng. Floors sanded and D6g»— Birds— Fata 41 EASY BUDGET TERMS—Any room alBglo. Largs lo t Occupan­ your car Is in condition for pleas­ In. the time they would waste arguing. Negro Minister; "If there be Phone 5717. WANTBD—CWld’s play pea, la cy anytime. T. J. CMekstt Brok­ j terday and get that box ot rouge CARS at the best terms in the reflnished. Tel. 3-8570 or if no purchase made NOW but delivered ant and safe fa.1 and winter driv­ Katherine Benion •for me? anyone In the congregation who WOULD LIKE to find good good eondlUoa. Rsaaoaable. OsU er. I%ons 5418. ANTigUES Reflnished Repairing answer call 3-3805. AFTER Sept. 30th WILL NOT be 3-3758. ing. Check the brakes, lights, The most polite man in the world Uttle Hubby: WeU, daareat. I likes sin let him stand up. What’s home on farm for a Ocdlla Shep­ Lo«t $a6 l‘'onad world. done on any furniture nemana. affSetsd by the new Regulation. tires, steering mechanism and oth­ A thief snatched a diamond ring has been found. When ■ women happened to remember that 1 this. Sister Virginia, >-ou like sin ?” tNTEKlUK and axterlor painting, herd dog. 8 years old. No small CRE8TWOOD Drive— Two slngla 180 South Main street. Phone OOMPUCTE — Modem Bedroom er safety features. Help check ac­ from the Anger of a motorist who apologised for gouging him In the promised never to do anything to Virginia: “Oh. pardon me, I | /)8T _T»n w d white Fox Hound paperhanguig, celling raflniah- children. Write Box F, Herald. WANTED—Plano bench, must bs houssa ens four roonu, two un­ cidents—the life you save may be 'thought you arid 5643. with all the neceaaary accessories. finished up. Hot water beat oU had extended her arm to signal a eye, with a parasol, he aald, "Don’t bring a blush to your cheek. pup, hi Tlclnlty of Tolland Turn- SEE THESE BUT SOON ad. Man insured and property reaMmabIs. Phone 0888. be your own. left turn. mention it, madam; I have another i plka and Union atreet. Call 8038. GREAT Dane pupa, padlgraad. COMPLETE—Modem Living room burner. Venetian blinds, knotty EXPEKIENtmiD Unoleum me­ damage. Export work. Edward R. CALL OBTRINBKY 8879 for fur- one." Quest START TO ENJOY YOUR Price Phone i-1008. . Beautiful stock. Terms arranged. suite with all the neceseary acces- pins reerestlon room, garags, A Negro was tolling his minister chanic WiU install all types of naos rsmoval, raga, scrap mctala. PoUesman: “ As soon aa I saw Tw'o men were seated together that he had "got religion.” The dreams we dreamed, the floor and wall covering —immedi­ Oavanaugh'a, Vernon. Phone aoriee. amaalta drtva. terrace, plekst liOBT—fJerman Shepherd puppy, Top prtoca. you oome around the bend I aald to In a crowded atreet car. One no­ An aldcriy man standing in a Minister: “Dat’s fine, brotbah; schemes we acheme^ DRIVING NOW ate service, reasonable ratea EXTERIOR and Interior painting Rockville 1082JS. fence. WeU landscaped. Lot 7F A t last are a miaflt. 8 BonUia old, female. Call 8244. COMPLETE — Modem Kitchen xl25’. Price reasonatrie. Vacant. m.vaelf ’Fortv-flve at least.* ” ticed that the other had hla eyea line felt someone nudge him on the but Is you sure you la going to lay Phono John Krlnjak 6166 and paperhanging. Free aati- outfit with a 1948 Westinghousa WE BUT iraa, acrap matali and Woman Driver: "How dare you? We get what once so splendid matea. Prompt aervlce. Reaaon- A HOBBY that Interests young Second house, six esmpists closed and asked: , Sa^. Turning sharply, bs saw a aside sin?” lO S T — Man’i Bennia wrist 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. Biectric Refrigerator. raga. Can Arnold Nelson. 787 It’s this hat that makes me look youth about to leave the place be­ seemed uINOLEUMS — Finest assort­ abla prices Phone 7880. D. 8L and old alike, especially taitarast- roams, tils bath, flreplaot, hot Sam: "Bill, don’t you feel well?” Negro; "Yasauh. Ah's done It watch, name and several num* 8488 Lydan atrwit. Phone 8908. so old.” Bill: ” Oh. yea, I feel all right, hind hiih. And find that Isn't It SEDAN ments. Also tile and wall cover- Frechette. Ing to ehut-lna. Call or atop in at water heat oU. Lot 76’xl36’. Pric­ ! already.” bers Inscribed on back. Phone RcrbI Dlx. A NEW CAB with the Ebco Pet Shop and see our TERMS AS LOW AS 813 but I do Hkte to see a woman *Tm just going across the road Inga Manchester Floor Cover­ WANTED—Upright piano, must ed for quick eale. For appoint­ I Minister: "An’ is you gwlne to Guide: "On the other side of 7780. everything and then some. tropical fish. 403 Center street MONTHLY ment eaU 8278. Boy: “I’m a man of few words. standing.” « to buy some cigarettes,’’ said the pay up all yoh dabts?” ings Oo.. 66 Cottage street Call Repairing 2S bs In cxceUent condItJon. Tele­ Will you kiss me or won’t you?” youth. this river is one of the famous 6888. (reari. Open 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. A-L-B-E-R-T-S phone 7087, W. P. tsiw, 40 Negro; "Walt a minute, pahson! show places o f the country.” Phone 3233. "At the tropical flah 48 Allyn St., Hartford STROUT Agency. Beautiful 3- Girl: “Well. 1 wouldn’t ordi­ John: "Where did you get the "That’s no reason why you You ain’t talkin’ reUglOh now— peraonala 1947 CHEVROLET REPAIR Sewing machines. Used Coburn Road. narily, but you’ve talked me Into Tourist: “ What Is it a beautt- FALL Housecleaning, windows elgn." Budget Terms—Free Delivery famUy, 5 and 6, has tha ippeer-, black eye?” , should bump me on the back,” re­ jeu is talkin’ business." ful estate?" FLEETMASTER CONV, sewing machines for sale. Also It.” Sam; “ For kissing the bride af­ torted tbs elderly man. WANTKD—A ride from North washed and odd Jobs done. Call WANTED— Small upright piano ance o f a single. 3-acrs 15t Guide: "No, a nudist colony.” furnace oil burner. Frank X. COCKER Spaniel puppies. Boston FLOOR problems aotvad ^ with ter the ceremony,” ”I didn’t bummyou on the back." Cbventrj- to Jacobs Manufactui^ COUPE H. A H. 3-4402. from private party. Call 4428 treea, nicely landscaped, short Assistant; "He says he works Dion, 3 Ridgewood street. Terrier pupa, crosa-bteed pup­ 'Inoleum. asphalt tils counter An Oregon man has eaten pan­ John; "But Isn’t that the usual the young man arid, just as tndig- Injf Company. Elmwood. 7 - 3:30. A smooth practically new car, after 6 p. m. distance from center. Several sin­ eight hours and sleeps e*ght Married couples who enjoy each A U . APPLIANCES serviced and pies. Dogs boarded. Ztmmsr- Expert workmanship, fret esti­ gles, large and amaU farms mod- cakes every morning for 25 yeara. custom?” nanHy. ”1 Just put a chalk mark hours.” Call 8658. ___ fully equipped. ' other's company without too much repaired, burners refrigerators, Private Instrortlons 28 man's Kennela Laks atreet mates. Opan avanlngs. Jone. eratriy priced. Many suburban l*'j certainly believes that one good Sam: "Yes. but this was three on your coat so that 1 shouldn’t Manager: "I wonder if be conversation seem to get along rsngaa, washers, etc nil work Phone 6287. Fumltura, Oak street. Phone Rooms Withoai Board 59 homes. Large orchard, tourists turn deserves another. years after the ceremony.” forget my place In the line.” meant the same eight hours.” amazingly well. FOUR People want ride to Hart­ 1941 BUICK 2-DR. ford. Hours 8 to 6. vicinity Man- guaranteed. Metro Service Oo. AUTO DRIVINO, dual control 3-1041 homes and cabins. OaU Msnehas-. SEDANETTE Tel Manchester 2-0883 AAA certifled liutructor. Bsd- TROPICAL And goldfish, plants, ter 8734. ' MICKEY FINN ' “ Tha UBCxpected! chesUr Country Club or Buck­ green, aquariums, canaries, Gela- WE BUY and scU good used l a r g e Bedroom, heated. Young LANK LEONARD v 7 v : ingham. Call Manchester 6196 Fully equipped. A rare and beau­ lard’s Driving achool. Call 2-2245. couple or two girls. Phone 8748. C3' tiful car m top condition. OIL STOVES cleaned. Installed. ler’s foods. Hendryx qagaa, tur­ furniture, oombination rangee. PORTER Street—Seven room ria- THIS KIP BUT JUST THen, AS TfiF BLAIOtS^ after 6. Washing machines, vacuums re­ tles. Ebco Pet Shop, 408 Center gas ranges and naattrs lone*' gle, recently redecorated. Ters- f u r n i s h e d Room, suitable for FANNepRFORE FrrCH K STA/trS m s ffINP-UP. w e paired, lawn mowers, hand arid Musical— Dramatic 29 street (rear). Open 9 a. m. - 7 p. Furniture Store. 88 Oak. Pimn* ^ar garage, amealte drive. Im­ THE PROSPECT Hill school for 1941 CHEVROLET 4-DR. retired gentleman or businesa R ep'S -PWHTHB? CKOMP L ev s OUT A ROAR? young children.' Monday and power, aharpened. repaired, m. Phone 3233. "A t the tropic^ 3-1041. man. Continuous hot water with mediate occupancy. T , J, SPRDGOT through Friday Mrs Lela Tybur. SEDAN saws flled. Friendly Flxlt Shop. NOW Accepting beginners and In­ flah sign.” shower. Private entrance. Call Crockett, Broker. 6418. ^ R ep IS TRYING TO STEAL HOMB? termediate pupHs on saxophone, FOR SALE — Universal washer HIM BACK Director. 4267. Spec. Dlx. A fully equipped ear Phone 4777. atjO l Chestnut street. that has just been overhauled. clarinet flute and all bmsa in­ BOXER Pups. Beautiful brindlaa, with pump. good condition, NICE Duplex 8 and 5. Ona apart­ TO LAWN Mowere, band and power struments. Three qualified in­ fawns, black mask. Pedigreed, 8 Phone 2-1043. ROOM For Rent Gentleman. Two ment now vacant. $7,700 for Im­ THIRD Sharpened. ^ eold. exchanged; j structors. Apply Johnson's Music months' old. Terms arranged. mediate sale. Only $2,000 caah safely; AotomoMles for Sale 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. KIRBY Vacuum cleaner with all minutes from Main. 27 Brainard parts and rapalra Keya made. Store, 15 Maple street 2-4028. Cavanaugh’s, Vernon. Phone Place, second floor. required. James and Marie Clark, — ------5 — SEDAN Capitol Grinding CD., 38 Main Rockville 1992JS. attachments, year old, $80. Phone Real Estate. Phona 3-3004. ..MJTIT PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon­ 8837 after 4 p. m. 1BS8 TWO-DOOR 'sedan. Ply- Spec. Dlx. You’ve never driven atreet Phona 7858. NOW LOOKS ditioning, etc. John Oockerham. 178 COOPEat Streat Thrts bed­ ■louth. Phone 7141. amoother one. FIVE-PIECE dinette seta. Great Boarders Wanted 59-A AITNOUSH OEU4ERAL Carpentry and repair 28 Bigelow street Phona 4218. Live Stock-Vehicles 42 room bouse with hath, on sseond savings in solid Hale maple HTS SOWS 1M7 FORD Coach, radio and heat- work done by experts. Also spec- ROOM And board for child. In floor. Living room, kitchen, din­ 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. lallza in overhead swIng-up FOR SALE—Pigs, 8 weeks old. breakfast sets, as long as they good home. Motherly care. Phone ette and lavatory on first floor. TOWmCR ar. 100 H. P. rebuilt motor. New Percy West, South Coventry Cen­ last at special price of 150.95. 2-4402. ON THE ■eat covers. Car practically new SEDAN doors. OaU 3-4258. Help anted—Female 35 Oil burner, steam heat. One-car Special Dlx. An immaculate ter. Kemp’s, Inc., 763 Main street. me/ throughout. Call 2-8550. c;iHRlSTMAS Card aaleapeople. garage. Immediate oceupaaoy. Ideal family car. r a c e 89,800. Phone 6471. HouavnoM Services Cash in now! America’s faatest- EASY Washing machine with Sobnrban for Rent 66 9 ‘ IS . 1988 PI.T1COUTH four-door de- selltng Une. 21-card "feature” $1 Artlclee for Sale 46 pump. In excellent condition. MaS'aaAt SrHSlMla. ta*. luza aedan, radio, heatar. aeat Offerad______IS A 1939 CHEVROLET 4-DR. assortment, many others, sta­ Reasonable. Phone 3-1870 after TWO Rooms. Kitchen pri>rUegea. Lota for Sale 78 FUNNY HIISINEK,S ■ovara, newly rebuilt motor, ex- HAVE YOU a household problem T tionery. Up to 100% profit on CANNING JARS 60c a doxen 9 p. m. Refined couple. In North Coven­ BY HERSHBERGER PRISCILLA’S PUP BY AL VERMEER BOOTS AM) HER BUDDIES cellM t mechanical condition. SEDAN GaUt* BY EDGAR MARTIN Let S trick aolvs it Ehipert lino­ every sale. Name-Imprinted Thayer coUapsibla atroUer, $10 try. Call 8627 after 4 p. m. HACKMATACK street Lot 100 ft * 8500. 38 Bnnce Drive. Phone 3- Mat. Dlx. A smooth original car | two-way high chair, 80; small OIL STOVE, double wick, double S p / »n d id ! in every respect. leum laying. Bervlca of range Christmas cards 50 for $1 up. by 200. Largs twin maples la W// m e •1 3386. burners. All kinds o f cleaning Free samplea. "Feature” on ap­ tricycle, $5. Phone 8881. burners and flue.^130. After 6 p. fron t TaU ahads tresa sa fbsioa J OY y o u 6W4CI 1 an- aad 3:I»F a. A-1 BLACK Loam, 4 yd . load, 813. er, $25; banjo, tenor. Phone 3630. Information call Tota N’ Teens, runs ropslrsd; bar.ubag repairs, Write Box H, Herald. Wall atona 4 yd. load 3IS. Ready Ino. 3-4427. on. Conn. Phone Manchester 6391 1984 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN slppei replacement; iwva re­ 13S8 PONTIAC aedaa with heat- Radio, Htr. An Immaculate small mads sidewalk and terrace TWO KITCHEN ranges, one elec­ after«8. er. Qood conditloe. Price $350. pairs and cleaning: ombreUa re­ WAITRESS WANTED — Exper­ YOUNG Businesa couple urgently money ear. ienced preferred. The Tea Room, blocks, mads of Bolton flagstone tric, one oU. Reasonable for INDIAN TOWN, near Ssyhrook. Telephone 8465 before 8 p. m. pairing; men's A lrt eoUat and Flagstone Block Oo., Routs 8. quick tale. Phone 5084. in need of a three or four-room 883 Main atreet. at the shore. 50 x 100 feet cuff reversal and leplacement Bolton. Tal Manchester 3-0817. apartment Can furnish beat of It4 0 FORD deluxe eedan. Good NOW IS THE HOUR Marlow's LltUa Maadlag Shop. ANTIQUE Painted spool bed and references. Please write Box V, Private beach, clubhouse, end auadlUen. new tires. Phoae 3- GIRL OR woman wanted to asalat FOR SALE — Royal portable chest o f drawers, 2 girls’ bicycles, Herald. boat basin. Two mlnutss walk with housework for small family. n u . TO BUY ONE OF THESE typewrltMs. Used typinmters girl’s white tubular Ice akates to beach. Year 'round develop­ Own room and bath. CaU 5832, Bailding—Contracting 14 sold or rented. Repairs on all alee 7, croquet set Dr. Elliott 5 HUSBAND and wife would like ment Electricity and water. TeL ALLEY OOP Going Horn# BY V, T- BAMLOi Bee INTERNATIONAL truck. GOOD CARS AT makes New and used adding ft shelf of book' Boston'rocker, two or three room apartment 8314. TVIE TIMB-MACHlNe ----- < H6M...H0WKT;2 N . Beaaoaable, Inquire 338 Hackms- VANCOUR Oonstruetkm Oo. Now CASHIER, pleasant working con- CaU 3-0488 after 5 p. m. v B o i r ^ homes planned and built to your machlnea. Marlow's. 887 Main newly decorated. CaU 6388. BEEN RE«taiBeD,..BuT ( DOfTTFRefwOKAV, jABOUTTM^-rilajSefV ladi street. 24 MAPLE STREET ditiona. Apply to Manager, Circle FLORENCE Street, In ET sons. REOAODgr P ■pecUleatlona Altsratioas. roof­ Theater. street Can buU4 alngU or two-family. IN SOUR PRA\4E OF >ABO0TMV ing. Time paymenta arranged. MIND, I suocesT sa/MiNO-iMser B s r PONTNAC aedan. Complete TEL. 8854 MANCHESTER FOR SALE— Men’s rebuUt and THREE-PIECE living room set 1‘ arins aad Land for Sale 71 Size 50x130. All utllitlea on ths Phona 4886. STRONG reliable woman for D6LAV S O U R T B P ID ------f —v A awitar Job, good tirea, |375. relaated high and low shoes, at fair condition, $40. CaU 8482. Ztrset. First $500 takes It. Phoae 8083, or 80 Hemlock cleaning and Ironing two dS3ra a BOLTON— 30-acre* tract ^ t h MOOAF6MCAVS* Open Till 9 :00 Thura. CARPENTER Work of all kinds. reasonable prices. Sam Yulyea, Stuart Realty, 755 Main street week. CaU 6368. YEAR OLD Grayson gas automa­ high elevation and exceptional Tel. 6648-7146. Roofs, sldtr.ga, add:tlona anu al- 701 Main atreet tic hot water heater, 40 gallons. view, stream on property, price tamtloaa Also otw construction WANTED—Girl for general store DLDBMOBIU: 1841 club aedan. POWER LAWN mower. Red Seal Fully insulated. Phone 2-93711. 82,500. 4H acres with 600 feet 1987 BLACK Lincoln Zephyr, 4- Slaffsrt Phona 2-0353. work. Apply (in person. The o Radio aad heater. Completely Continental engine. Used few road frontage, $1,000 for quick, Sobnrban for Sola . 75 ovofluuilad. Good condition. Call door sedan, fully equipped with Dewey-Rlehman Oo. TWIN BED outfit only $39.50, sale. Other building aites. The excellent tires, mdio, gaaoUne RESnnCNllAL and eonunerciai times. Like new. 257 Spruce bed, mattress and spring. Great BROAD BROOK—Just completed, Glhatoabiiry 3888. WANTED — Woman for light MarshaU Agency, Realtora. Tel. heater, new battery and brakes. cabinet work, variety woodwork. atreet values at Benson’a Furniture. 713 2-0715 or 8275. 6 rooms, full shower, oil . burner a i Motor, trana., rear, front ends Ditable tools tor rent Shipshape house-cleaning, one day a week. POWER KRAF'i' wood lathe Main street. hot water heat, 1-car garage. I83T PONTIAC 8 coach. Reason- factory reconditioned In August (o o ^ o rk in f Oo. I hone 3-0908 Three room apartment Call 2- Never used. CaU 7147 after 6 Exclusive with Associate Realty, **Oaorga likaa to think of a bath at moro In tho naturo of aMa. OaU 5442.______1947. Must be seen to be appre­ 1281, between 4 and 7 p. ha. LEAVING Town Immediately, Hoases fpr Sale 72 1010 Main, East Hartford. 8-4618, p. m. a cruiso!’* ciated. Will aacriflee for cash. (XlNtUtBTB Oontraetor. Rstam- must sell bedroom, living room evenings 8-4479, 5-1354. «IS tiOOE AT these’ specials, 1840 tng walla, landacape and gmduig RELIABLE Woman for house­ 30-DAY Occupancy. Four-room Phone 2-0803. FOR SALE!— Amerlcan-Boach In­ and kitchen set, gas stove, re' SIDE GLANCES - BY GALBRAITH Ptymmith two-door, radio aad work, cinder blocks, brick, aeptic keeping and care of kindergarten brick single home with all mod­ CARNIVAL stantaneous "notank" water frigerator, good condition. Will BY DICK TURNER heater, rebuilt motor, new paint. 1985 CHEVBOLET aedan. In good tanks .nstalled. Free esUmatee child, week days between 11:30 ern improvemei.ts. Built 1941. Wanted—Real Estitt 7 heater. Also child’s tricycle. 6V4 sell separately. 145 Branford ~V FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 3885. 1936 Ford convertible running condition, $175. Call 2- given Call Valentino Bellucci 1- and 4:30, while mother works. Price $8,500. James J. Rohan A What! You? BY MERRILL C. BLOMBE Walnut street, or call 7487. street. Phone 2-4446., ■eden, |3B5. 1937 Ford 4-door, 9086 after 0:30 p. m. 160J 80 Btrcb atreet Phone 5780 after 12:30. Son, Realtors. Phone 7433. r o BUY or sell real estate con­ tact MadaUnr Smith, Realtor, ?er EM UP FOR , Do ris has a iMSO " ^ ^ A T M Y a SE? WOSiVOi/Mr PCTNCwi? new pidnt, 8385. Broad Street VeiWBOOV. (lAR. KING.'. wONoeRiqiL tOOKINA AT A UCENSEO > 1941 HUDSON. Very clean, me-1 WOMAN For general housework. ANTIQUE Pine Boston rocker. DEVON DRI"VB—Four-room sin­ "Psraonallasd Real Eatste Serv­ LET THE WELKIN RING f HAPPY. Motor Sales. Phone 8926. Bottled Gas— 45A 's. ANNOUNCaMCNT, AMATEUR ItACkO.operator/ chanicaUy perfect Well cared] Florists—Narseries 15 Small family, modem home. No Phone 4353. gle In good condition, storm win­ ice." Room 26, Rublnow Build­ TO MAKE/ STATION W Z M /I r S jU ^ A for, $595. Call 4897 afUr 0. laundry. Live In, own room. Call dows and screens. Nicely land­ ing 2-1643 • 4679 *• / YOU'RE - C-WlOHNATTER.BUri * RURAL gas sales and aervlce. Im­ R.C.A. VICTOR radio. $25; table 1887 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. 8138. mediate Installation. Manchester scaped. The A. and S. Realty Co. MARRIED? ^ TVMtUEO/ 1988 Chevrolet coupe. Tel 4070. I ASTERS 50c a dozen. 40 Kens­ and four chairs. $10; divan. $25; Phone 2-2331 or 6859. HAVING KEIAJ. BeUte proOlemsT Trailrra for Sale 6-A ington Street AVON PnODUerrS are In great and surrounding towns. Capitol table. $2; end tables, $2. Phone ('tty and farm property bought V ' 1987 PLYMOUTH four-door demand in Manchester. Service Grinding Co., 38 Main. Phone; 2-1998. 30-DAY Occupiancy. Six-room sin­ and sold by 'tailing R. T. Mettenn. sedan at Gorman's Atlantic Sta­ THIS IS the beat time to plant the h'^mea in an exclusive terri­ 7958. gle, 3x3. Hot water heat. 2-car Realtor Phono Mancbestei 7700. tion, 285 Main street. MODEL A slip covers Practical­ evergreen trees and plant new tory, and earn an outstanding j LARGE Pressure cooker, canning garage. 20 years old. In excellent ly new. Reasonable. Call 6503. lawns Have the b«,neflt of our commission while doing so. For Furl and Feed 49- A i Poi'teble oil heater, cheats, condition. James J. Rohan A Your Real Elstato Problem* 1941 PLYMOUTH special deluxe Ilfe-long experience. We do part appointment write Mrs. Dorothy ______! bookcases, divan and Iron. 5511. Son, Realtora. Phone 7433. Are Ours aedan, radio, haatcr, 8895; 1948 or complete joba using the beat F. Buckman. 29 Highland Ter­ •MOBILE Flame Socony-Vacuunn I We Buy and Sell for Caah FOR SALE — Combination gas Pontiac aix cylinder sedan, fully Motorcycles—Bicycles of materials Including loam, race, Middletown, Conn. bottled gas. FuU line of approved [ MORSE Roadl^Immaculate Cape Arrailge Mortgagea equipped, $2,594, small down pay­ trees, and labor. Free estimate. and nil stove. Good condition, $45. Cod. four rooma down, two un­ Before vou sell call us. GIRL'S Streamline bicycle, white appliances. See ua. Manchester I ment, 34 months to pay balance. Phone 8-3091 after 5:30 p m. 3791 SPOOLERS. Winders, twisters. , I 49 Wells street. Call between 3-7 finished up. Aluminum screens No Obligation 4,1 aldewall tirea, chrome plated Pipe and Supply 1946 Chevrolet sedan. 1941 Burnside ave.. Greenhouse and Women experienced In spooling, p. m. and storm windowa, fireplace, BRAE-BURN REALTY C a pre-war. Never used. CaU at 17 nursery. East Hartford. Conn. winding and twiatlng woolen 118 East Center Street Bulck sedan. 1940 Ford Tudor THREE-PIECE used living room very well landscaped. T. J. VJ Cumberland street. yaras, wanted foV second shift. Garden—Farm—Dairy Realtors______Pbons 8378 Or 5839 io n Chavrolet. 1930 Chevrolet suite with Hide-Away bed. Color, Crockett. Broke* 5416. ggdan. Douglas Motor Salea 333 Attractive wages, good working Products 5U RED RYDER A Big Job BY FRED HARMAN Roofing—Siding 16i wine and blue. Good buy for FOUR-ROOM house tn North WE WILL handle your real estate Main street. Open evenings. Buy BOY'S Bicycle, wall tent, Phone] conditions, free group Insurance. $39.50. Terms. Benson’a Furni­ and insurance problems prompt­ HEUO,BCTH,rn 6LAP TOO I'l^HAT’S ' WE’REdOiNGIOTRrTO CHIEF t f HEAP s o x e e c M NOW, up to 34 months before Apply In person at Aldon Spin­ TOMATOES 4 lbs. 25c, also by Coventry, three years old. Two 4780. ROOFING - Specializing In re­ basket. First quality for canning. ture Co., 713' Main atreet. undnished rooms second floor. ly. Call Suburban Realty Os., DROPPED 1(0/ lithe PEAVER UP,, ITTS OUR LAST r CONVINCE CHIEF DiROFEATHER'^ REDSK5J.AMDRIO Federal controls take effect pairing roots ot all kinds, aiao ning Mills. TatcottviUe. Call Man­ 57 Florence street. Aluminum screens and storm Realtors. 49 Perkins atreet TeL AND I ARE GOING OUT 10 ThC . r e d ? [6TAND IN TRYING . 1VVMDOC5 PlEDlClNe »N ’T RTt?f R16 heap STuemtM new roots Gutter work. (3Um- chester 5128. SEWING Machlnea for sale. New 8215. reservation ag ain t o d a y s >to breakup WORTH A 5/\ALU^Ti>aE RED-H6ADF HEAP r ” 1941 CONVERTIBLE Oldsmoblle. Basiness Servleea Offered 18 and used. Also we electrify old windows. Timkin oil burner, ga- ARGOJAENT.AVr Good condition. New tirea and neys cleaned and repaired. No' WANTED —Experienced cashier. I'UrUMBERS for bread and but­ ragei artesian well. Five acres of DOC COLDTS Job too small or large. Good ter pickles, 50c per half buahel. j machines and install in new cab­ WE HAVE an excellent prospect BvOiNOLt/ Bfe1CMUF\f new top. Call Manchester 7816 RAinO - Elsctricsl Appliance Good wages, good working condi­ woodlsind. Call 8669 after 5. work, fait price. Free eatlmatea. Bring your own containers, 214 | inets. A.B.C. Appliance and Serv­ to purchase a ten-room duplex‘or after 4:30 p. m. Service, repsira p'.cked up and tions. Call .First Food Store. 646 flat, preferably In Hamlin or HoU Call How ley. Manchester 5361. ■Jardner street. I ice, 21 Maple Street. SPECIAL, 6-year-old 4-room Cape delivared prompUy 20 yeara Center street. Teiephonc 8059. street area, but will consider any 1940 PONTIAC two-door sedan. Z I G.E. WASHING machine, used I Cod with apace for 2 rooms up. experlenca. John Maioney Phone ROOFING and hiding qur speclal- Semi-air conditioning .with oil other good residential aectlon. If Good condition, 1950. CaU 4230 51 ! week, sells for $169 96. It's yours 3 KM8. 1 Walnut street ty. New cetlinga and carpentry Help Wnnlefl—Male .1h t/i(UM*lieM G ood s burner. Completely furnished in-1 you care to sell please contact after 8 p. m. for $125. $10 down balance Highest quality matertala. Work­ eluding Venetian blinds and < Robert J . Smith. Inc., 953 Main 1938 BUICK special 4-door sedan; TAX RETURNS prepared and manship guaranteed A. A. Dion. WANTED — Meat clerks and KITCHEN Set buys!-Reg. $79.50 monthly Sold to G.I. only. Write atreet. ‘Phone 3460. bookkeeping service for bmall drapes. Prlcp $10,000. Tel. 6566. 1 1941 Plymouth special deluxe 4- Inc. Phone 4860 butchers. Apply Popular Market, and $89.50 Hale maple kitchen P. O. Box 750. business. Indlvlduala, profession­ door aedan, bath with radio aiid 1088 Main atreet: Hartford. seta, table, and 4 chaira. WhUe FINE TWO-Family home In * ' al men, by former. Internal they last $59.95. Benaon’a. 71$ WASHING Machlnea. Liberal quiet section off South Mam heater. T>1. 2-2808 or 2-2751. trade tn allowances towsrds new Revenue man. Vincent P. Dolan, [ BeHting-—Plumhing 17 SHORT ORDER cook wanted for | Main street. street. Large four-room apart-. PONTIAQ 1940 deluxe converti­ 52 Llnnmore Drive. Phone 2- nighta. Apply in person. Carden | Speed Queen washers All makes 7 -/r GIVE YOUR plumbing and hast­ ment with modern bath. Will be> WANTED 9 - j r ' - - ble coupe. Condition like new. 0744. Rcatau'rant, 840 Main street. dependably repaired. Pickup L a a Mr. err. 9 -/5 i*MiTia*iMM3ra£ii^sa£)i.sr*r^.''J I ■ i ' » hi i i—* ing "The New Look." Change old I KITCHEN range, comblnaUon gas available to buyer. T, J. Crockett.' ’ St* sesma. ra. r. m LAasw.ew. Call 8694 after 6 p. m. •ervica. 2-1575 ABC. 21 Maple Broker. Phone 5416. VIC FLINT Now For Cocoa BY RIICHAEL O'MAl.LEYAND RA14*H LANB RADIO need ilxlngT Have It re water pipes Ic copper tubing LABORERS Wanted, for j and oil. 210 Spruce street. street “ H’t tha moat gorgtous surpriao John ovar gava ma. Clogged drain- machine cleaned. Carpenters “ Oh, wt ^Ink th# lessona ar* very reasonable— of course I DOt/r'yTHATS EN006H^ ^941 TONTIAC. Perfect condition. paired oy experta Pick-up serv­ way construction. $1 per hour WELL Built and well kept house mothar, but I'm worriad— ha must hava had something Carl J. Nygren. Phone 6497. NINE-PIECE blond fnahogany U «a i AMBltR. P0C« lu SHOOTING tOR Radio and heater. Can be aean ice, guaranteed work Sets check­ start, T. D. (^jlla. 2-9219. of six rooms. Oil heat, garage] It ran into a little money to soundproof the room!’’ dining room set. Priced reason­ Marhmerv amt I'nnis 52 raally big on his conscianca!" THWG- IT WAS riYINS II {lOCAV.TMt M0« 471 North Main atraet after 2. ed in the home Car radios aj with overhead door. Amesltej Laborers •peclaliy. Manchaster Radio WANTED — Handy, all aroimd ably, Phono 2-1660. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE SIMPIY MIUS ROM 1 WAS OVER Roufing—Repairing 17-A man to make bins and set up ma­ SIMPLICITY, Paige and Garden drive. Near bus. Madeline Smith. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS SarvlcA 78 Blrcb atreeL Phone | Realtor. 2-1642 - 4679. 1988 GRAHA’M sedan, very clean. 3-0840 chinery In mill. Must be capable. I.VNER Spring mattress, special, King tractors with lawn mow­ Apply Foremani IF MARTHA OOi’T ESAO.GAKaf *(00 AR5 ^iOT HAL­ ROOFING and Repairing ot aU ers. Ullage tools, aickle bars, rid' WHEvt. WAlT-- SO D A « DON'T/ BECAUSE 133 Maple atreet. Phone 8516. Full or part time work. Central 4 full size 180 coll matreascs. reg. m si (kimpletlng 6-room modem TOOAV, THAT WON'T TERED TO THIS MAiOSER — - kinds Chimney work gutter $34.95, sale price $24.95. While ing carts, siilkica. Dublin Trac­ Olcott Manor Job’ n o v j MERE'S Su r e b a d - HE’S SOT 7H' PLANO Tuning and aervlclhg. Oinnecticut Cooperative, 10 Apel nouse on Overlook Drive. Hot FAR SOME SOCKET SHIP vOi Pl e a s e f e e l f c e e -t c sesx. . 1940 HUDSON custom buUt 8, work EiZpcrt r®pnr*. Honest they last. Terms. Benson's-Furnl- tor Co.. North Windham Road, m a n n e r e d . NERVE TO TRY ' Sam Repetto, Hartford 6-0111 ' workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ Place. water beat, garage, shade treea, >S IT ^^ORe b u t s o CURING) PEOPLE COCWn'G o o ta OTHER PASTUeeS.'— VOOR

Wednesday, Septem ber 19,1948 « |TAOZ TWJprTT manrtjffitfr lEnrning Iffralit Avitaga Daily Hst ftosa Boa ffhv tta MaolB af AagM IStS «H 7 . ObWe tha local Corps program Macs eleven eastern states. I held at the loeal Cttadd Sunday Delta Chapter, No. 51, Rojral early childho^, coming up A public farewell service was nl^t at 7:80 for Miss RusseU. . V ■ r Arch Masons, will confer the Roy­ 9 ^ 4 3 , Fair to toelty. Begins Studies through the various Young .About Town al Arch Degree on a class of can­ People’s Departments of the Sal- Friday fair Md didates at lU regular convocation 1C this evening at 7:30 o’dock at the At S A College aation Army. She was president Fail Cleaning Aids A w a » «n'a b ow to* leagu* !a Masonic Temple. Refreshments of the Torchbearer Group of Manchod&r^A City of VUiano Charm MOW b«iac tennad for the aeaaon will follow the meeting. young people which meets every ■Bd MV glria Mid teams Interest- Miss Beverly Russell Wednesday at the Citadel. She •d ia Joiaiaf ars urged to contact King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ was a member of the Sunday VOL. LXVn., NO. 295 Adverttahig aa 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CRK98 Mrs. Mary Mmmona Last year lows and Sunset Rebekah lodge, Enters School in New School, the Band and Songsters, Johnson’s W ax four taauM comprised the league with their families and friends, the Young People’s Chorus and MSMtirs ship It la hoped that girls will hold their annual outing, York for Training Friendship Circle. She Is also a from Burton's, the bank. Md Sunday, September 19, at Vienna member of the Corps Cadet class, gtom various dubs will Join the woods. Forest street, Hlllstown. a weekly Bible study group, and Amiy Posts Employment Sign Miss Beverly Russell, daughter just completed five years of Bible Gal. 6 2 .98 Qt. 9 8 c pt. 5 9 c loague this season. A meeting will Those attending will provide their of* Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas Russell Japan Is Lashed be held In the near future to dis­ owti box lunches. Coffee, soda study in this department. News Tidbits 3 9 Sailors R escu ed , o f 51 Spruce street, entered the Graduating from the locsd High FREE Wax Applier with the purchase of Johnson’s Called From (/P) Wires : . 7 cuss plans for the fall and winter and other items will be available Salvation Army Training College School with the cIium of 1647, for W a x . season. at the grove. Those who require in New York aty today where transporUtion should get in'touch the past year she has been in the she will pursue a course of study employ of the McKlrmey Iimur- Kerosene truck oa*ned by Con­ with Mrs. Ethel Asplnwall or By Winds, Floods; Prospective members of the O preparatory to being commis- ance Company. necticut Refining company and Clef Club are Invited to un^te with James Cummings. The local Corps has sent sev­ driven by Angelo Martone of New Six Believed Lost, the present members at their first eral Individuals to the Salvation Dustmaster Haven has harrow escape In freak meeting of the season tomorrow The daughter bom September aocMeat on Main street, Tbrrlng- 13 at Manchester Memorial hos­ Army College, who are now offi­ evening at the Emanuel Uitheran cers In the field In all parts of the Towns Evacuated ton . . . Royal Air Force claims church at 7:80. This chorus Is com ­ pital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. credit for major aaalst In behalf of Blake of Kew Gardens^ Long Is­ posed of all women and Is under Dust M ops Rnssia In dark days of war against land, has been named Karen Susan. the dlrecUon of G. Albert Pearson. Oermsny In 1941... Joint commit­ The baby is the first grandchild Early Reports Say at In North Atlantic Meat Packers tee of State Mental hospitals an­ o f Dr. and Mrs. George Lundberg FENDER AND BODY nounces election ss chslrmsn of » All members of the Second Con- of East Center street and of Mr. Leftot Two Dead, Three creaatlonal church and parish are Mrs. Joseph Merritt of Hartford to Mid Mrs. Warren Blake of Bangor, WORK $2>29 Injured, 23 Missing; succeeds Prof. Albert E. Waugh British Freighter la urged to rttend the fall fellowship Maine. Set to Fight rally this evening at 8 o’clock. Thousands Flee Banks o f Storrs who has served aa chair­ German Youths Again Abandoned as Hnrri-; Pictures will be shown and the fall Solimene and Flam, Inc. High quality strong asMiled man for two years . . . Arraign­ Bolton Congregational church program discussed. 654 Oaatot Street colored yam awab., waahable. Of Rivers as Waters ment of Mildred E. GlUars, "A xis cane Whips Up Moun^ women will hold a food sale to­ Flexible steel qpring core adapts - Federal Suit Sally" o f German radio, postponed morrow afternoon at two o'clock mop tq comers and difficult Begin to Reach Homes to Sept. 24. George Fox Bleele, tainous Seas; Vessel oi$' at Hale's store. Stone Police in Berlitz plama to dmm. Ready to Battle to bead of Trading Departmant Of Way from London to' Tokyo, Sapt. 16—(ff>— Ton Coburn and Mlddlebrook, Inveotr- Mrs. Salvatore J. Vendrillo of ment Bankers, died at S t fYancia Soviet Controlled Po> New York in Ballast; 67 Alton street was admitted to AMESITE BISSELL central Honshu prrfectures Finiib Charge They hospital . . . Joseph Bruoril, 81, o f Atlantic the Hartford Hospital yesterday, Death Qaims were lashed by a typhoon to­ Conduct Business That West Haven, struck by automobile, per Reports Another American and Argen­ where she will undergo an opera' DRIVEWAYS dies In New Hav4n hospital this tion. n ig h t as 'Winds up to 60 m iles incident in the War tine Ships Save. Crew Range and Fuel POWER ROLLED Carpet Sweeper an hour sipped east of metro­ Bans Competition morning. Song Writer New York shivers In first be- Orders taken now! SpeclaUs- Of Nerves in the Sector Zion Luthersm Ladles Aid mem­ politan Tokyo. At least two low-freetlBg temperatorea of aaa- Ing In parking area, and ga. Chicago, Sept 16—(FI—The na­ New York. Sept. 16— bers will be guests of the Aid So­ were dead, three injured and aon. .PorRand, Conn., saddle horse, OIL ciety of Christ Lutheran church, atatiiina Work goaranteed. Grand Rapids .$6,95 tion’s four major meat packers ap­ Berlin, Sept. 16—>.4h—Soma 150 Bridgeport Resident Thirty-nine crewmen w«st of tha dty at 8:80 p. m. was described "Just plain non­ last month’s special o e se lo a .... who was said to be drunk. He waa professional name of Vemoa Dal' hart after moving to Now York Uwaon toM tha Now Cealaad her freshman year at Elmira Col­ Phone 2-004B " Evtr-popular m e ce ssin , your constant com-' shoes...... E a c h ' ,(7:S0 a. m. e. a. t.) sense" by the American Meat In­ Clarence W. Beaaett, Torrington. arrested along with 15 boys. The Shipping o>„ owners, his TjaS- HALE'S STORE lege, Elmira, N. Y.. Friday. She 1940 DeSoto Coupe f Hanada airport reported only stitute. Both Put Finishing nominated for re-election as presl' latter were released after several on the recommendation o f a ton vessel was struck by tha At­ 1s a member of the 94th class to $795.00 pankm from dawn ’HI dusk. Of course it’s Strike Waves Ladies Aid Society ‘alight damage from the high John Hohnes, president of S^ift dent of Connactlcut Union of Tel­ Iwursk the account aald. teacher at the Dallas Cbnserva- lantic hurricane laat Tnenday. to start a four years’ Liberal Arts . 1941 Ford Convertible one of Hit Friendly “Sports.” Touches to Schedules tory o f Music whers ha studied Boiton Congl. Church wtada. Four American B-29a A Company, said the suit was an ephone Workers . . . .James C Pe- Fadag Baeret Trial mountainous s s m and powarful program at ElmlrA Neo-Link Door Mat I landed at Miuwa airport during voice, la New York ha coatiaoad $ 1,045.00 attempt to "shift responsibility for Of Dates and Stops Menace France trillo submits formal proposal for A former Bertia official, maan- winds the ahlp listed to 55 degrees Durable, live cushioned rubber mat, re­ $3 - 9 8 tha atorm. Inflationary prices" during the fall ending atoe amaths el8 hla musical atudk sad n ag with M sokL Iho veasal was enrouta PRESCRIPTIONS 1941 Oldsmobile 4-Dr. versible. Sanitary, easily washed. All metal Oovenunent tralna which had vriMo, was toported facing a OoerA various opera compoalaa aad In poUUcal campaign. In Thair Campiii§n boa by hla American r * * * * | * y R B B un oSwt today, as the aain- Ora London to New York to Sedan— $1,145.00 parta rustproof. haan ralted, reauntod thalr acihad- .-tot* ass* *.a w- of Musicians . . . . Senate Inteanpi- Broadway musical ahows before ballast CALLED FOR Rave Ahsaya thUed New Government Al­ west war of nsnras contlnusd. lauachlag upoa a recording catoer. I ulaa. There were frequent pow­ Geoiga A Bastwood, chairman tors ask Dapartment of Justice to Tha ahlp waa ahawaooad tofiMr. Ail Cars In Good Running Housewares—Basement The AnoeUled Press Lost night, Amartcan authoritiaB Surviving him are hla wito, AND er interruptlona during the night. o f Armour A Company, said slmi By ready Teetering Peril­ look Into alleged traod by two said the official—Dr. Curt Mueck- Lawson raported. ‘Tweaty m r S f - Condition The Tk\e river and its tributar- Sally Ln Slaughter, and o HALE'S SELF SERVE lar (dtatges made against msat President Truman and Om’. New York city exporters.. Seven­ enberger, former manager of the o « wera p(dMd up hy tha Abm iI- The Original In New England DELIVERED lea ware causing tha mod i packers in the past have "always Thomas JE. Dewey Jotted down ously; No Violence ty-three-year old retired city em­ daughter, Mrs. Lewis A Shta, of can rescue ahlp XtocU N. Bees. Berlin central coal organisation— Westport, whose husband Is prni- cam north of Tokyo. failed when taken to court. Any ploye of Jersey City, N. J., has was to face trial in a secret So­ Eighteen otbsn and tnm- In the Kanto Plaines, icene of new stop-and-talk datba today aa dent of tha First Nstioasl bonk FRANKLIN The JW.HAU CORK claims that Am our’s operations or Paris, Sept 1'5—(FJ—France’s $17,000 In cash strapped around viet court sesaton. last year’s diaaatroua floods which they put finishing touches on their waist whsB taken to medioal csR' and Trust Oompaay of this city. aiirf HEALTH MARKET ' PINE CEHOUSESSON MAMeMBSTBR CONM* profits are in any way responsl- five-day-old govemoient, bludg Tha Soviet-Ucaased preas has StoSisr" claimed 889 .lives, river watches m for preaent price levcle of live croas-eouatry campaign plans. ter suffering from malsatrttloB. In reesnt years, Vr. Dalhart had limnwhlle, the Royal fiawMdiMi ■ ' ...... * N stood hy leveeA Some leyqea si eoned from tha extrema Rightand made' no comment on tbs reported been a- toaehar o f voice artth PHARMACY MOTORS HRock and meat are without foun­ Mr. Truman, who leaves tomor­ . Two Bri^n real estate firms triaE air tores sold today h tm Hallftn W E GIVE ^^GREEN STAMPS r e a ^ had broken. A landalide a t dation." row on a 16-day tranacontinsntal teetered perilously today. that demanded evacuation of Am­ studios la the Hawlay achoM on tm t aeveral venwJo. Inelurtlag two 664 Center St. 653 Center Street M t IMJl crushed sn Inn but there Mueckenberger waa arreated by Fairfisld aveaue. ltd rsaldsd with THURSDAY SPECIALS A spokesman for CUdSiy said trip, scheduled a three-day stay While Premier Heart Quellle’a erican war cemetery have apoM- tha Russians a month ago after RaUtox tugs, were racing eS ftfil TeL 2-9 81 4 Tel. 2-9981 ' had been no report o f loea o f Ufa. chargea that hla company attempt­ Mrs. SIAughtsr to the Black Rock speed through, heavy ssas In the i Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ia Texas on the way back from cabinet wrestled with emergency glsed . . . Greek army polls they removed him from office for Open Evenings Until 8 Lowlsads Under Water ed to suppress competition were the Pacific coast. Ha will return financial measures, a wave of along southern side o f Vital trian­ apartnlenta. 3$35 Falrfirid avsnus. hope of sslvm|png the Leicester. I Sectiona of the lowlands were an "uncooperntlva attitude." Noth- Green Stamps Given Witfi Cash Sales "entirely false." to Waahlngton by way of Mls- otrikes, many of them Communist- gle in face of Strong Otmmunlst Private servIcsL will take place Coast Gu£d offieem sold t%s "Meat ia sold on a highly com- Inff since hss been hesrd from him. tomorrow In the Mullins and Red- aouri, Illinois, Kentucky and West led, spread through the nation. On counter-attack Net AOewed to AtMad Atlsntic hurrtcaas whirii swept (Oonttased es Page FWe) petlttva basla by thousands of the right, followers of Gen. Charles gats funeral home. north from Bermuda had "out n NO. C C.VN BL’RT OLNEY packars throughout the country," Virginia—all key stetes In his Economics officials In the Am- Best Sril^ Osesri presidential election drive. deGauUe pushed a campaign for erlcsn military government said swath" through tha area whste he said. "Tha laws of supply and "The Prisoner’s Song", perhaps the Leloeater was repoctad ahan- Gov. Dewey meanwhile disclos­ national elections. the Russlsas refuse a request APPLESAUCE 2c.n.29c demand have free play and estab­ The cabinet faced one test on Its India Ready ths best Bslling record of an time, doaed. Strong wtada duiraed op State Parleys lish the price o f m eat” ed plana to take In the northwest­ they made to attend the hearing. waa composed by Dalhart on the cute as a kitten . . . request for a law limiting the An American announcement said heay seas in the region, tl»qr oMd. Ooveranent'a Charge ern states o f Montana, Idaho and spur of the moment about $5 NO. 2 CAN V-8 right of . police to strike. Debate the Russians had no suthority to The Leicester left London Bspt There was no comment Immedi­ Wyoming on bis way back to Al­ . To Rule State years ago when he had been cont- 4, for New York. Her owner to bany, N. Y. may start tonight in the assembly fire an official working for. the O f Democrats ately from Wilson A Company to It faced a second threat on the missloned by the Victor Talking listed ss the Fbderal Steam Nsvl- ^ t h men are due to make city government and no authority COCKTAIL the anti-trust suit. It said the premier's fmsncisi program which Machine Company to record a gnthm CO.. Ud.. of London. four packers suppressed competi­ major speeches a day apart in Los to arrest him. folk aong, "The Wreck o f The 97," includes opposition to general wage Government Makes Ap* Both sets, it said, violated four- On Way to New Tatfc tion by: ControUlng the supply Angeles. and nseded another’ hillbiUy-type Cans AU Candidates W efe Increases and the imposition of 50,' power agreementA JUICE 29c of meat which each company ob­ Barkley Expected B oom pointment of Men to tune tor the other side of the The New York agent for ths 000,000,000 francs (about $160,- American officials said It was Leicester ssid her akippar waa Named by Acclama­ tains for sale by: Controlling the Senator Alben Barkley, the 000,000) more in taxes. The last record. NO. 3 CAN WHOLSUM amount of livestock each will pur­ not clear what charges the Rus­ Cmpt. H. N. Lawson. The agent Democratic vice presidential nom- two previous governments fell on Govern Hvderabad Delhsrt retired to a hotel room tion Last Evening chase; utilising nnUom cost for­ ineee, was due to return today sians might bnng against Mueck­ said the Uberty-typa bassel was similar financial programs. enberger. They said It appeared with hla cousin and coUaborator, mulas for arriving at selling prices; from Rome, where he has been at- New Delhi, Sept. 16— (Fi—Indie Guy Massey, and they aaMrged a enroute In ballast to Now York GRAPEFRUIT selling at 'Toading*,' rather than Hart Hit Indoatrles where ahe was to take oa ctnersl By The Associated Press prepared today to take over the (Coatinoed an Page Tea) short Ume later with tha aong that A former Congreaawoman, two “delivered” weights, and selling at (COntlnoed on Page Eight) The strike movement bit hard government o f Hyderabad as soon was desUned to sell ovar 35,000.000 cargo for AustrallA Cans former State Le^Iators, a former ■ubstantlally identical prices and at the aviation, automobile and records. Dalhart had composed the Skipper o f the Cecil N. Bean to JUICE 3 25c terms o f sales. aa Indian troops, already deep in state chairman o f the party and a steel Industries. the princely state, win control. music and Massey had written the Capt. Edward Serafln at Norfolk. In Washington, Attorney Gen­ No new violence was reported 48 OZ. CAN ARMOUR’S ldx>r expert are the Democratic The Indian government an­ words, "If I had the wings 'of sn Va. Tha rescue ship, oamed hy eral Tom Clark-said the suit Is today, but the movement spread Wage Dispute the U. S. MsriUme Commlaston nominbea for district congressmen “another In a series of cases insti­ Earl Warren nounced the appointment of two angel, over these prisca walls I rapidly in protest against the gov­ and under charter to the Fan Riv­ from Connecticut. tuted by the Department Justice provincial officials to be Joint civil would fly . . . etc.” 6f ernment’s opposition to wage er Navigation Co., waa also to TOMATO JUICE 22c AU .were named by acclamation In furtherance of Its program to administrators of Hyderabad, and Nears Accord When the record was ralessed It PRINTED • last night at conventions held In Headed East boosts. In clashes yesterday more o f other Indian civil authorities. was "T he Prisoner’s Song” and free the production and sale of food than 100 police and 30 workers FRESH MeINTOSH Hartford, Norwich, Hamden, and food products from monopolis­ At the same time, a nUlitary not T h e Wreck o f 9P* that be­ (CaoMnned eo r) Bridgeport and Torrington. were Injured. communique said spearheads of came the hit of the year—tile "Na­ tic restraints." About 49,000 miners and other Progress Reported in FLANNELETTE ■ The nominees are A. A. Riblcoft aark said the suit seeks to di­ On One of Most In­ Indian forces pushing toward the ture Boy" of 1926. ' L b s. 25c of Hartford, First district; Mrs, employes staged' a 2S-hour strike Hyderabad capital from east and Dalhart had been a racordlng APPLES 3 Fabrics rlgjrt after a chlld’a heart! Amerltex capture.-! the charra vide Swift and Armour each Into at the Pas de Calais area and Lor­ Threatened Coast to Chase Going Woodhquse of five separate companies and Cuda- tensive Campaigns west now are only 125 miles apart. FRESH and personality o f “ Chessle’’ and her twin kittens in’eight en­ Sprague, Second district; Town raine coal pits. In the west, an Indian column Coast Strike Friday (ConUnned on Page Ten) chanting story book prints for tots and teens. Plrture them In Clerk John A. McGuire of Wall (Osatlaaed oq Page Eight) Ever to Be Undertaken Some 9,000 workers of the na- reached Zahirabad, 63 miles from cuddlv Amerltex flannelette for cozy nighties, p.j.’s and robes ingford, Third district; WiUlam Flashes! B un. , , . Take your pattern cues from Simplicity . . . and trust (Continued on Page Eight) (L'oatinoed oa Page EIgbt) New York, Sept, 16— Pro­ CARROTS 3 25c Gaston o f New Canaan, Fourth Enroute with Waren to Salt (lAle Buliuins a( Hi: UP. W'lnj Ameritex washable and Sanforized guarantees to keep their district, and Vincent P. Kleman of Lake City, Sept. 16— (F) — Gov. gress was reported today toward, May Not Run pastels color-fresh, and shrinkage to less than 1%, Derby. Fifth district. Denies Charge Earl Warren headed eastward to­ settlement of a dispute which Each will be opposed by a Re­ day on one of the most intensive threatens a coast-to-ooast strike i Not DonUnStod B y Beds ONIONS 10Lb.Bag39c publican incumbent, renominated political campaigns ever to be un­ tomorrow of about 25,000 tele­ • For Gmgress Taxpayer Is To Be Told Washington, Sapt. 18—(O —Ban at conventions held last Saturday. O f Jap Slaves dertaken by a Republican vice phone equipment woricena Ameritexf “Chessie” Prints presidential candidate. OoUl president ef the CIO Fkr had Opposition Faded After an all-night, negotiations Lrolher Wotkera* nslea. said to­ Only Mrs. Woodhouse was op His fourteen car special train How To Cut His Payment session, which recessed a t 0;45 a. Candida|p on* People's In Flannelette will traverse thirty-two states day his onion to net damlnnied hy HEALTH MARKET posed for nomination, and that Russian Spokesman I s m. (e.s.t.) today, Thonoas R. Steu- the Conunnalet paurty. GeU. hkn- opposition faded even before the from the Pacific to New England tel, federal mediator, said he was Party Ticket Calls on m U to raemhar e f the LEAN count of a vote at the convention Quoted as Saying before completing an Itinerary Washington, Sept. 16-(iP)—For^ "Tools ajqd supplies. , ’’very optimistic" about prospects Tard^k Free With Any Dreaa Pattein Sold calling for a fi^I month of cam­ Democratic Nominee party's national could be ahnounced officially. With the first time in history the tax '"Fees to employment egencles. of a settlement. mtttoe. Mrs. Woodhouse leading Georgs C No Profit in That paigning. "The picture looks very bright," • • • L b . man Is going to tell you how to “Entertaining cuytomers. DAISY HAM 95c Holt of Woodstock 202 votes to 84 He kicks off the 1948 Repub­ *'Tou (Jannot deduct cost of: he added. Hartford, Sept. 16—(F)—The Asanleane 'Are Becniled Holt’s motion that the nomination lican campaign at Salt Lake “City cut your payments to the bone— The talks between the C30 As­ poSalble withdrawal of HSrold Con­ Tokyo, Sept. 16—(P>—A Russian “Travel to and from work. Washington, Sept. 18—(C —3 be made unanimous was adoit-xl spoke sman denied today the tonight nearly a week ahead of and in plain language, too. "Educational expenses. sociation of Communication Bkiuip- roy, the People’s (Wallace) party SPECIAL! FRESH day that fear membera ef 1 Mrs. Woodhouse, a former eco charge of General MacArthur’a the standard bearer, Gov. Thomas About next Januarj’ 1 J'ou and ■ "Nursemaids, even if she en­ ment Workers and the W estem candidate for Congrese, was indi­ cd k nomlcs professor at Connecticut headquarters that Japanese pris­ E. Dewey of New York, who heads ables parent to work. Electric company, manufacturing cated here today. Amerlcaa togatlaa atsif in I Tk J W . I I A ^ 8 52,999,969 other taxpayers will re­ rhnreot, Benianin. hovh been CALVES LIVER Lb. 89c college and former>Secretary of oners of war are being used as west at week’s end. ceive a brand new pamphlet— “Entertaining friends. subsidiary of the American Tele- Mr. Cbnroy called upon A. A. M ANCHISTi6 COMIH • Ribicoff, Democratic nominee, to called an the demaad o f the I State, represented uie Second dis­ slave labor by the Soviets. Warren’s Salt Lake City ad­ "Helpful information On How To! "Bribes and Illegal payments." phsne and Telegraph company, amnton gevemment trict hi the 79th Congress, but was N. I. Generalov, political adviser dress, first of a series of key talks, Prepare Your U. S. Income Tax Re­ There are examples also to show were to resume this afternoon. atate hla position on the Taft- SPECIAL! TOP GRADE Green Stamps Hartley act. housing, prices and nreuaed the fear ef toktog ptMto- defeated In the 1946 election by to the Russian mission to Tokyo, will be followed by major ad- turn." i you what Income you must report The union, whose members la- grapha la a forbldilen sens. Given With Cash Sales Rep. Horace Seely-Brown. Jr„ of was .quoted by the Leftist news­ dreesses Friday night at Pueblo, Unlike the old four page "In- j Md what you may skip, as well as stall and maintain central-office the state of Israel. > • f • L b . Pomfret. 66,828 votes to 48.876. paper Nlmpo as saying there was -which stressed which dependents, losses, gifts, In- *rhough the atatement goes no SLICED BACON 69c Colo., and Saturday night at Al­ struction" leaflet I telephone equipment In 43 atatcs U. N. To Take Up tadto Gaston, who once was married "no profit"-to Russia In keeping buquerque, N. M. He speaks at De­ whbt you could not d o-th e n e w ; terert payments, other tax pay- and the District of Columbia, has farther than directing theaa four C. simplicity Pattern 225$ to film actress Kay Francis, .told the prisoners. troit September 25 and swings 16-pager tells what you /ran do le- {"•“ **. “ ‘I medical expenses may set 5 a. m. (ex.t.) tomorrow aa the quesUona to Mr. Ribicoff, it la rsrie. Sept. lS-.(iP)—The Uni- E. Simplicity Pattern 2040 the fourth district convention he "It increases expenses.'' the eastward. gaUy to make taxrpa>’1ng aa easy! be claimed for tax reductions. time of the strike. known thdt If the apaweis are fa- tod Nnllaan Security Coundi x'ot- Seafood was out for "revenge" on the Re­ newspaper quoted him further. . Colorado iaod New Mexico as imsslble on your wallet. . A s for_ the__ promise of piplainer Outlook la Encooraglag varaMc, Mr. Conroy nuiy withdrew ed 8 to 8 today to look tpto the publican "recumbent." John Davis MacArthur’s headquarters on Particular attehtlon is being Though four times the size of Ibnguoga, compare these two par­ However. Henry L. Mayer, union In hla fhvor. war eltanaen In Hywrahsd- Sept. 8 accused the Russians of agraphs on "business ..and deduc­ China, Soviet Enaels aad the Oar Fish Dept, is more pt^ular than ever, for folks Lodge of Westport, with whose paid this year by the GOP to both the oid*tax guide, the new booklet attorney who is participating In Thomas I. Emerson. People’s family, he said, the Gastons have using Japanese war prisoners as contains leas than twice the num­ tions": > the Ulks here, said the outlook tor party candidate for governor, to Ukfsiiae shilninei In the veto Colorado and Ne • Mexico, two of ptoqiag thn Indian favatoen at thn are dlseoverlng the wisdom of preparing flsh dishes more been feuding nolitically In Massa slave labor to build air fields and five states where Republicans ber of words and those are In Old style: "Profit or loss from an agreement was "encouraging." expected to withdraw In at least to bolster the Russian war po­ prfaieely ninto on the agenda. often. We have a large variety from which to choose: chi'setts for 75 years. hope 'to make Senate gains at the larger print foireasier reading. It a buoinesa or profession must be The union., which originally tacit support of Chaster Bowles, The ri^lry. he said, dates back tential. also has a table of contents for explained in ^hedule C, except Democratio' nominee. When nomi­ expense of the Democrats. asked a 31-cent across-the-board Rofioto'o IjUoot to the time when hla grandfather, Mimpo, quoting Generalov, as quick reference to any problem that farmers who keep no books or hourly pay boost, later was report­ nated he and Conroy' said they he talked with a delegation of 12 The GOP, confronted with the Washington. s s p t Id — More Fresh Steamers This Week also named William Gaston, was task of reUlning a majority in troubling you. . who keep books on the cash basis ed to have slashed its demand to would not run if other parties of­ Japanese' Communists, attributed Soviet amsto’s Democratic governor in the Bay the Senate a4 well as winning the "W e have attempted m this must obUln Form KHOF and fill it 11 to 16 'cents an hour.' CTurrent fered "liberal" candidates meeting State. He said his father, the late this further statement to the Rus­ pamphlet to tell the la.x.oaycr the .in instead of Schedule C." mandril tedny thn. 11-B White House, are eyeing Montana. wages average $1.15 an hour. their party's, standards. Nice Clean Quohogs For Chowder tCkMtie Prints inspiiM William A. Gaston, ran for gov sian: things he wants to know in lan­ New style: "The law taxes a Rhode Island and Tennesaee, as The compan.v’s most recent an­ Pointing out that Judge Ribicoff Fhr Enstera, by Cbetapeak. A Ohio em or o f Massachusetts twice and "I shall not go out of my way buslneea or profession on Its profits well as the mountain states of guage he understands, " lt>‘ nounced offer was an 8 to 14 cents has never had sn opportunity to Gen. Donglns'StoeArthne’s palrry- Fresh Swordfish, Halibut, Boston Railway', fanoua trad» for U. S. Senator once, being de­ to deny these reports, A solution U m al Revenue Conunisionei —not on Ita total receipts. There­ record hla vlewA Oonroy said bs banning strtkm by can be reached at once If re- Colorado and New Mexico, as fore, Form 1040 provides Schedule an hour Increase. • OMrk kiuea, "Cbeaaia.* feated In 1924 by the late Henry George J. Schoeneman. He ex­ It w’ss not Indicator ivliat new would follow both Ribioofft and InJaasB. Cabot Lodge, grandfather of the patriataa are asked If forced labor points of Democratic vulnerability. pacts It to be "warmly welcomed, C on Page 5 of the form to help In Colorado. Sen. Edwin C. John­ figures. If any. were considered WUlam J. .Millar’s BepuhU^n Blue, Fresh Salmon, Scallops Floun­ Westport Mxife. egipts.” he added. ^ , you au b m et jrour profits from esndidats, "with tbq elomst attsa- S60.000 Are BtUl Held son. Democrat, is up for re-elao- yosur receipts.’^ during the last night’s meeting. .1 L-'s . Pu.oa Caste’s Charge Hera’s a sample of the new help­ The union threatened a* strike In tlon." Hs wsnta to knew if RIM- Trtayary BalaacA Good HoufBkstpiBg Only Japanese permitted by the tion. In New Mexico, former 8«e- ful treatment: After setting down ^^•tber yoQ use the long "Form der Fillet, Mackerel, Haddock, Gaston charged that hla oppon June, but President Truman ap­ coff la fo r rspaal at the Thft-Hvi* Rusplana have been repatriated. rctar>’ of AgVlculture CHlnton P. the rules'of what you can end ejm- ,1040" or tM brief table form, the ent waa "riding on the coattails’ pointed a fact-finding board to ley set doen ha "think wa can Washington. $s|>t !;a-T