iOanrlirBtrr Enrtting IfrraUi THUMDAT, NOVEMBER t, IfBO Check Your Chest! Everybody's Doing It! All Daughtera. of SooUa who wish to attend the dinner on Fri­ About Town day evening, November 10, at alx Tbe Westker o’clock at Mtller'a reatauranL sre Averse* D*Hy Net Press Run Fofteeat af O. S. WtatSip Saraat The Maneheatar, Choral Sootaty requested to call either 2-0871 or Fer Um Week Hading WJU bold a rehaaraal Sunday after­ 4748. They are also reminded to Oetahar SS. ISM noon at three o'clock. All mem- bring their gifts at this Uma, the HALE'S SELF SERVE Taday alaady ta partly d andy bara are urged to be present. proceeds of which will be used for wllk erradantl lalai eeol, k ^ the anhual Children’s Christmas 1 0 ,1 1 5 near idi taaigkt dandy and eaolt loweat near 48i Saturday clendy, Ruth Arline Beebe, daughter of party. and HBber of tto Aadit eanUaned aaaL Mr. and ifra. Harold Beebe of SS m u e< ObeulatloBt M anchester^A City of ViUags Charm Elra. atrMt, will be married to Tha Mary Cuaipnan group of HEALTH MARKET Gerald E. Donnelly of SO Maple ths Second Congregational church will maet tomorrow evening at 8 street, at 7:S0 Saturday evening, (EIGHTEEN PAGES) November 4, at the parsonage of o’clock with Mrs. William Whlte- Offer These Suggestions For Your VOL. LXX, NO. an Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER S, 1950 PRICE FOUR CENTS the Second Congregational church. hiU of 32 Westminster road. 29 Rev. Leland O. Hunt will perform the ceremony. Members of the various Moth­ ers drclea who hava not already Weekend Food Shopping! Stassen GOP Mrs. Collazo Held in $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Bail America Spurs Reynolds Deacon, of >8 Harvard made reservations for tha ban­ road, a student at Rensselaer quet and program of the combined Seize Wife of Slain ' Allies Sent Reeling Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y „ drclea Wednesday evening, No- Atomic Output win be the fleet captain of the vemljcr 8. in Bt. James’s hall, are Wheelhorse As Wonderfully tender farm fresh freshman team at the Intercolle- urged to do so as soon as possi­ if Extra Speeiais! HEALTH M a r k e t “eom-land” fresh Pork Roasts continue to ^ the besi I giate sailing meet to be held this ble. To Meet Peril As Reinforced Foe buys If you want a “big roast for Sunday dinner, week-end at the IT. S. Naval Acad­ King David Lodge, No. 81, I. O. Assassin as Grand Election Nears ^turday. If you want to go easy on the budget may we emy at Annapolis. O. F., will work the aecond de­ OLD TIME FAVemiTE READY-TO-EAT gree st lU meeting tomorrow 1 LB. TIN HER8HEY suggest a meat loaf or meat balls and si^ghettl, made night at 7r30 in Odd Fellows hall. Will Hit U. S. Foreign Plans to Counter Pos­ with freshly ground PInehurst chuck .which costs only SUNLIGHT sm o k e d BONELESS I Attacks Savagely CHOCOLATE Jury Starts Probe sible Europe Inva­ 69c lb. Policy in Radio Speech BUTTER SHOULDERS HAM Answering Truman; sion With Host of Di- FEATURED AT PINEHURST . . . CONNECTICUT WANTED SYRUP Reds Now Only 4 7 Miles “FARM-FRESH” LARGE 20 TO 24 POUND Issue Subpoenas to 3 . Round Up 400 Takes Stump for Taft| verse Atom Weapons India Charges HALE'S From Their Capital; Puerto 'Ricans; FBI r Washington, Nov. 3—UF) — The Ib By The Associated Presa U. N. Unit Cut Off in Full and Part-Time Headquarters Ib. United atstes appears to be hast­ ROBART FARM 8 9 Pushes Round-Up Rebel Lcadcrs Harold E. Staaaen appeared to-1 Reds Aid Drift ening toward production of spe­ Northwest; Chinese Cab Drivers . FOR 2 '" 2 9 * 4-« POUNDS AVERAGE Uh "at la’’—or bake or broil. All Suspects in C on-! day to have moved into the wheel- cialized atomic weapons and spe­ Thwart U. horae position in the final Republi­ cial tactlca for use If the Russians To World War S. Marine BOBDEN’P LB. TIN CAMPBELL’S spiracy to Kill Presi-1 In 1 MILLER’S FRESH NATIVE POULTRY can drive toward Tuesday’s co should attempt to invade Western Push on Changjin TURKEYS «> 5 2 - Apply dent; Guards Recover gressional elections. Europe. Chosen to rebut President Tru-1 Without making it clear wheth­ Deny JiiHtiliration for EVAPORATED PORK AND Police Seize Top Nation man’s campaign speech from St Seoul, Nov. 3.— (/P)— Allied 53 Purnell Place PLUMP Washington, Nov. 3.— (/F) er such weapons and tactlca al- "FARM-FRESH” 12 TO 14 POUND Louis tomorrow night the Univer-1 rsady exist in preliminary form, Tibet Invaflion; So- forces Rti'ugjrlt'd in a drench­ —Federal agents moved on alists and Commu CLEAN sity of Pennsylvania President tha Air Force said in a semi-an­ ing rainstorm tonight to res­ PLUMP HEN, CONNECTICUT FRESH MILK DEANS far-flung fronts today to nip went bo Ctolumbua yesterday to| cialiflt Leader Urget nists; People Laughing nual departmental report released cue remnants of two trapped 5-6 Lb. Avg. FOWL AND any offshoots of the plot to back Senator Robert A. T aft last night that it ia "taking neces- U. N. Take Over Tibet It was his first political appear­ American regiments on the kill President Truman which At **Auack^* on Palace aary action to develop further its ROBART FARM TENDER ance there atnee he battled Taft I capability to support the ground sagging United Nations line WANTED ended in blood-spattered fail­ for Ohio delegates to the Republi­ San Juan, Puerto Rico, Nov. forces with atomic weapons." By Thr AiwociatMl Press in northwest Korea. The 2 '" 2 3 * ure for two Puerto Rican rev­ can National Convention in 1948. And the Army, In .its 'eport. Indian anger at Communist 2 '" 2 S* —(Jf)—A awaeplng police roimdup Stassen won nine of Ohio’s 83 OOP downpour hurt the Allies olutionaries Wednesday. The aald that new systems for guided China's Invasion of Tibet mounted EXPERIENCED of Natlonallata and leadera of the delegates but Governor Thomas E. | more than it did the resur­ resident continued td show missiles, recollleaa weapons "and today, while Moscow boasted that Communiat Party continued In full Dewey of New York won the pres­ the family of atomic weapons are the Red attack on tha ancient, gent North Korean Reds and their T U R K E Y S ^ 6 2 - LIBBV FRESH DRESSED no emotion at hla escape from the idential nomination. Chinrae Communiat comrades. It Ranges, Refrigerators awing today. designed or being designed for rugged land waa developing suc­ CARPENTERS guna o f two fanatics who were In urging Taft’s reelection, Stas- I use by our Army.’’ cessfully. meant potent U.N. airpower felled, one of them shot dead, at Already 400 had been taken in sen said both political parties rec­ • Sound “Brond Hints’* The Indian government—a would be curtailed. If not stopped We wiU also have some wonderfully tender 7 to 7^ For lusldfr and Outside Washers and AD the very stepe of hia official resi­ cuatody in the wake of Natlonallat ognize that "in this hour they The atomic weapons family ob­ champion of Communist China's until the weather clears. Ib. Caponettes, Farm-Fresh Connecticut Fowl for TOMATO J U IC E 2 9 * ‘ dence. attempts to aasaaatnate Governor Work— Apply st Other Appliancea BROILERS need in public •positions above all viously Includes, besides the explo­ admission to the United Nations— A combined Chinese and Korean But the guard around him was Luis Munoz Marin in San Juan and lYicaasec and Farm-Fresh Fryers and Broilers. 6 Dover Road NO. 6 CAN YOUNG TENDER CHICKENS else, men of high and unquestion- sive bombs themselves, such things published texts of notes to Peip­ Red counteratUck had sent the increaaed and FBI and Secret President Truman in Washington. abls character. Of unflinching U.N. forces reeling .back in. vir-.. Or Phone 4112 TO ROAST, FRY OR BROIL Service men moved awlftly In an Mrs. Rosn'Collazo'fa iwcorted to the Womeei't-Hoose- of - DetenUon In aa radiological equipment for pois­ ing accusing the Reda of greaMy ib.JW.IUUcoii The number of arrests wss expect­ courage, of deep sincerity, of con­ New Y’ork from federal oaurt by two secret service men after being oning areas. increasing the "drift towards gen­ tually every sector of the flaming attempt to track down any of the ed to resch 850 or 750. JARVIS REALTY CO. scientious devotion to their task, arraigned and held In $5

/ UANXIIESTER B V E I^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1960 ■ ■' ■ ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 PAGB iiBURTON’S . . . FOR BEST ' h bassador to the United States, wtU Sawyer Arrives Today Anderson-Kania ' IblllllIKH Pt-AVGROCNO make a brief address in tribute to Officials foresee a mushroom­ CbiMrea Free Uadet IX the late King. Three slngere from ing of such allocation programs, Mr. and Mia. Palmer R. Miller the Metropolitan Opera will par­ of 269 School atrect announce the to take care of defense support' 19.98 ticipate, together with the com­ ing industries like farm machln engagement of their daughter. bined Scandinavian singing socie­ Miss Margaret Andereon, to ery, petroleum production, mining ties and the Cathedral choir. and possibly merchant shipbuiid George F. Kania, son of Mr. and Rev. ’Thorsten Gustafeon, who is There’s many an extra season's wear’ in McKern’s soft supple snowsuftst Mrs. Walter Conoekl of 472 South ing. president of the New York Con­ Vlrden, a manufacturer, for­ 0 0 ^ 0 Main atreet. West Hartford. McKern knite the 100% wool personally to be sure every stitch gives long Seaman Kania la now serving ference of the Augustana Luther­ merly was head of the Commerce with the U. S. Navy, on board the an church, was installed as its Department’s Office of Industry hardy wear. Easy on . . . easy off tapered ski slacks have two-way zippers U. S. S. Gilmore, at present docked first full time head in September Cooperation. This unit handled in Boston Harbor. 1949, at Gustavue Adolphua Luth­ the voluntary allocation plan set up to cope with steel shortages ZOWIE! that slide up or down the full length of the leg. And you must see the lovely A wedding next summer eran church. New York City. Bom and grey markets of 1947 and Is planned. In Gothenburg, Sweden, July 4, 3 SUNS 1948. band embroidery—it fairly yodels! Red, navy, grey, green. 3-14. 1905, Mr. Gustafeon came with his L.L.? 2-: .L' : ..7' parents to this country In 1909. He Sawyer was not expected to ar­ attended public schools in Worces­ rive until late today. He ia fiying here from Washington in a Civil t T i E m gsED U K m s i ter, Mass., and was graduated from Upsala College. Bast Orange, Aeronautics Administration plane. Diamond Rings T. SUHs Sas.t Alaa ladd "Csstala Carey RIIDY nySIElL N. J., in 1929. He studied At Clark On the program, besides Saw­ V. S. A. ylBS ” Ba Tbla la New Terk’' Univerelty. WorceeUr, for a year yer, are NPA Administrator Wil­ and was graduated from Augus­ liam H. Harrison, Secretary of THE RESPONSE ON THE NEW ’ 51 MERCURY HAS BEEN SO SEN- Defense Marshall, Secretary of — NOW PlATINa — andOPIl tana ’Theological Seminary, Bock the ’Treasury Snyder, and Eco­ SATIONAU THAT WE CAN NOW OFFER YOU THE WIDEST VA­ Jane I Kirk HAVE YOUR PASTY, Island. HL, in 1936. nomic Stabilization Administrator a u d Wyman I Douglas b a n q u e t o r w e d d in g was pastor of Emanuel Luth­ Alan Valentine. RECEPTION IN eran church here 1939 to 1944, RIETY OF USED CARS TO SELECT FROM IN THIS AREA. is "THE SU SS when he accepted a call as Hatter KUIed iMtantly CAVEY’S director of stewardship of the Exquisite, flawless diamonds for which Michaels ora to Shop in Burton*$ Children** Shop MENAaERIE” PRIVATE DINING ROOM Augustana Lutheran church with Danbury, Nov. 3—(JP)—Police Shop in Burton $ Children*s Shop PHONE 8891 headquartera In Minneapolia. When said that a 73-year-oId hatter, justly fomed. WId : variety of lailorod mountings at this PLUS: ’’Blues Busters’* in Manchester he was a member of John Brennan, was killed instant­ the Board of Education, the OPA ly last night when struck by ond otKcr price rar.gss. When looking for o diamond War Price and Rationing Board automobile while croseing Main and a member of the RoUry Club atreet near the Elks Club. ’They c. jc .men; t; j vi:It Michaels. . . then comparel Mr. and M n. Gustafson and their Identified the driver as Francis J. * intludo Fod^rol toM, HERE’S A PAR ULUST two daughten, Lola and Phyllis, MonglUo, also of this city, and 1 live in West Orange, N. J. added no arerst was made pending AND — CAVET’S an investigation. FRIDAY Control Orders Stir Industry MOUTON-COLLARED FULL Walter Camp COURSE (Continued from Page One) Responsible For JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 ALL BELOW B0(M[! partment, will be held behind 958 MAIN STREET ...... OPPOSITE OAK STORM COATS cloeed doora. Secretary of Com­ Football Eleven In Hartford At Pratt and Main merce Sawyer, presiding, has told LOBSTER DINNER reporters that they “will not be First football BOOK O U R 1 welcome." ames used up Industry brought to the meet­ g} 25 men on a PRICE P R I C E 1 ing a rising concern over pending team until 1880 1 1 $1.W when Camp got NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR orders of the NaUonal Production this unwieldy Authority which. NPA has said, mob held to IL 1949 Marcury CN W itibla DANCING TO THE POUBOFU8 may curtail by 20 to 30 per cent further use of aluminum and cop­ KASY> PAYMENTS INVITED: In addition fa the customary 30-day chorge 1 Radio, Heater, Overdrive. Many Other Ez- $2,015 This “right 1 traa. Stock Number 93L 29.98 per In clvlUan goods. size” gave foot* account, Miehaalt invUat divided paymants in small weekly or monthly * l,7 4 5 i Seek Safeguards ball Dig boost omountt. Michatit mokes avoilabla, at no added cost, the lowest terms Protection from anti-trust pros­ In popniarlty. ecution arising from Industry-wide Jast as “right offered by fine /eweferi anywhere. 1949 Ford Coovortiblt agreements for the sharing of ■ise” WRiaiEV’S 1 Color: Folkatone Gray. Radio, Heater, $1J145 TaiUired like Mommy’s and Daddy’s in beautiful pure wool gabardine . . a ENJOYMENT AND FUN FOR EVERYONE these materials and the basic de­ SPEARMINT aUB 1 Whitewall 'Tlrea. Low Mileage. One Owner fense metal, steel is urged by by fitting into 1 Cnr. Stock Number 828. «1,545| with s warm-as-a-kitten alpaca lining. Who can resist It . . . when It’s mftny top bualneM men. pocket or purse This problem topped the pro^ adds to Ita daily tailored by Young Set in beige, navy or green. Sizes 7-14. l O l ' S i a " ^ gram of the opening meeting. Re­ popular___ .’ use beeanse it’s ao bandy 1949 Moroury Club G o h |m ports were due from two membere toI enjoy any time anywhere, $1,835 B olton Lake H otel o f the Councll'e AnU-’Truat com­ o o o 1 Dnkotn Omy. Rndio, Henter. Low Mlle- 1 nge. Very Clean. Stock Number 848. mittee, John C; Vlrden of Cleve­ Chewing wmaurs spcAaMaiT aoM »1,645| ROUTE 44-A c- PHONE MAN. 8819 NOTE! 0 « r ea m a t aMWiag land and Blackwell Smith of New helps release pent-iH> energy. at "TIm Glasa Msaageria" wlu ENTERTAINMENT— DANCING York. Keeps throat moist. Enjoy this ITS MARLOW’S FOR be amittad far the mattaea but Legislation has been proposed refreshing treat at your work. 1 1949 Ford Gut. 4-Dr. Sedan to give firms which enter alloca­ Millions do. win lisiime agala atarttag at THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS 1 Weak Point Omy Color. Radio, Heater. $1,485 giM p. aa eoatlmHlaa *tO eloa- tion agreements immunity from ^Eveiy Friday and Saturday Night anti-trust pipi^bsecutlon ' not only 1 Blaay Other Eztraa. Stock Nnmber 958. «1,345| «ag. during' the eiMrgency period but Shop in Burton** Childe^n** Shop. Shop in Burton** Children** Shop SUNDAY - MONDAY • TUES. With the Ever Popular and Fun Loving thereafter. Finns liable to Action GUILD 1 1947 Hudson Sup. Six Sad. Under present law, allocation LOU JOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA 1 Color: t-Tone Green, Radio, Heater. Real <110 WAY .o u r plana such as the program under ENJOY Wrigley’s Spaoimlnt Gum $1385 PLUS! "COUNTY FAIR" which steel Is earmarked for>70,- 1 Family Oar. Stock Number 948. >995| Stf-inr til. Nicest M l TutlMt 000 new freight cars monthly. Oieudng aids digosHon, breath, feoih UNIFORMS T-BONE STEAK DIM ER $2.00 Known everywhere for their expert tailoring 1 1947 PatkanI Clip. Six 8.4. and exquisite styling. Choose YOUR Guild Uni­ 1 Color: Green. Eye It, ’Try It, Buy It! $1,295 ADD-A-YEAR EASTWOOD To Be Found Anywhere 1 Stoek Nnmber 980. «995| form tomorrow! Choicest Foods Variety of Dinners Laao ToMar a. Maotalkaa 11947 llercuiif D-Dr. Sedan HE/AS Bar nuiaad 8aUj rataat Have a Treat That Can’ t Be Beat— THE _ ....W H im SEERSUCKER_____ ■' Color: Done Beige. Radio, Heater. Hae $1,165 ______— — -ConwrOutto B-H ad Oomnlete Motor Job. Stock Number $1,095 Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. -A Life __ifHFatery-^- TEE 1 gs7. . '■ ------—“—Of Strwt” BOLTON LAKE HOUSE $3.98 Own” l:U-8tU 1 1949 Kaiwr Sa4aa M l:aa-0iM4:U SHIRT 1 Color: Black. Like New. Radio, Heater, $1,565 WHITE BROADCLOTH n stock Number 989. ^19295| SUN.I "B<»N TO BE BAD" In Half Sizes, 161/^ to 24Vz 1 1949 Htrenry Sedan $5.98 1 Oelert Bkwic. Radio, Heater. A Real $1,035 eatwaaa B. ■ B«qrl Stock Number 917. $8451 (Sizes S-6z including hat and alacks) Tbe EAST Rartfard aa« . . Ideal for FaU a iiirf— an thrpugli Winter. 32.98■< • Baala 8 DANCING LONG SLEEVE WINDSOR WHITE BROADCLOTH 1 1949 Naeli Ami. S e d a n SAT.NIGHT 1 Oelert 9Eorry Mae. Rodle, Heater. Low $1,005 $ 2 J » Sizes 14 to 20. a Mileage. Stock Number 885. $1,545 (S iM 7-14 including slacks) $5.49 and $5.89 35.00 SMALL, MEDIUM aad AtthoCeiUot l a r g e 81ZE8 PLENTY TO PICK FROM! I Ml fiw 4m Little sisters aet out In style and waha comfort In their beautiful ea- fadIrMaal Spaabare - fare* B a g BLUE AND GREEN BROADCLOTH Aiaa - Calitarla e«y«a Caaaaaalaa A Dtn raimaH EatiTinHi aembica fashioned ill fine broadcloth . . . lavished with ruffle edged velvet OTHER STYLES DT With nyfcm collar and caffs. Sizes 12 to 20. Ymr FrMNt Oar Mai Ba Vaaltat tetaa a»aa ittt, ibaw In Princess or bdtod styles. aaaUaaaaa traai • :» STRIPES and 80LIINI eoliar and cuffs. Add-a-year hems and sleeves let down more than a full Biae Craabf — Bab Pnrtby l amaat ' f 1.98 and |2.98 $3.98 size for B est year’s right else • a . So Moauay saves on alteratioat "v a a BOAS TO bio" aadi b Tarbalralart WakBaMaa — Wm. BaadU •%aaBTS or e* * * "® " Cartaaa — Ut Baa f b »••• Res V. la 9Q M r ,.. 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I / i.*'. - ' r -K, , i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1950 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRroAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 of 264 North Main street, and Accident Brings owned by Fred B. Thrall. ■ I IMcter Income Sh<^^ to Speak A • a • SchoonoSchoonover-Way wedding In New R. Hilliard and Miss Helen ,E. New Fall Style Adopted by “ Friendly Bank’ A parking meter was damagev Lawrence Marlon Congratulate Miss Ar- congratulations on your twenty- proceeds of meter collections since points Assistants for can Hockey League, will be the following an accident at 11 a. m. Wenlport Man Dies and five sona of Putnam, and Mrs. fifth anniversary with our Depart­ principal speaker at a Sports they were installetl here. Lawrence Goodala and daughter, line M. Hainsworth ment of Motor Vehicles. All of us at the Intersection of Main and Resides payments of $17,062.16. MOVKMBCK 3rer Senator; State Treasurer Joseph morning Chosen by t h e ^ r ls and which Is being dlst.lbuted by will ba held bt the Gilead hall on Deaths Last Night Mrs. Joseph Naretto and John DON themselves the outfit adopted this A. Adorno; Col. Harry Schwolsky, Galasso. % the bank upon request. Frldu evening, November 10. The candidate for Congress, First Dis­ Fall Is a wine colored wool gaber­ shurra canvasa - will be held on Honorary members of the com­ FORMERLY OF HARTFORD ROAD dine suit with double collar double trict; Elmer S. Watson, for Sen­ mittee are Republican Town Sunday, November 5. By The AsHociated Press ator, Fo\irth Distrlet; and Sher­ flapped pockets and turnback Mr. and Mrs. C. Daniel Way at- Toyko—Gen. Kuniakt Kolso, 76, Chnirnian William S. Davis, State cuffs. This tailored suit la set mew 1G51 iff James B. Ellsworth. Senator Charles S. House, Cecil .feended their, granddaughter's. wo Ila4.l ITFS M «* T « EotI for the children. The chit- engineer and vice president of Ab­ mittee and Frank Diana heads the MANCHESTER Of the Better Kind 1 were dressed In costumes and refreshment roniinittee. Music PULL THE TOP LEVER AUTHORIZED jred games. Refreshments were bott, Markt and Oo. of New York, Clilcago—Colonel Robert P. Boll will be provided by Dubnido's Or­ d o n e w h i l e ■ by the teachers. chestra. and , TAVERN MOTOR SALES Have Voo' Visited MALONEY'S Mrs. Alice E. Foote has returned assistant chief of staff Of Military Paid for by the State Federation of Demoeratie • Intelligence of the Fifth Army (,3iairmnn Pagani has issued a 331 CENTER STREET YOU WAIT The Beautiful Modern RADIO and TELEVISION I her home in Gilead after spend- cordial invitation to all voters to Women’s Clubs WEST CENTER at the past month with her son- Headquarters and a veteran of attend the affair where they will FENDER WORK Cosmetic Dept. At The 660 CENTER STREET TEL. 2-1046 aw a ^ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. both world ware. have an opportunity to meet and HARTFORD ROAD SAM YULYES MANCHESTER. ..TELEPHONE 5135 I L. Buell In Laconia, N. H. 701 MAIN STREET Sec Other AdvtH. On Pages 9 and 13 iMr. and Mrs. Charles King of Injured la Ptaae Cmah TEL. 4134 Arthur Drug Stores Waat Warwick, R. I., were recent Satisfaction callers at the home of Mr. and Rlven’lcw, N. Y., Nov. 8—(If)— Mrs. J. Kellogg White. An East Haddam, Conn., couple WINE- LIQUOR Clifford R. Perry received a were In Physicians hospital In Guaranteed! : llsidwao call from his son. Dr. nearby Plattsburgh today with and BEER ASrrence Perry, of Westcllffe. critical injurlea they received MANCHESTER < Jolorado, announcing the birth of when their light plane crashed on for Any OccoMOn , daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Perry a take-off here yesterday. They ' \ ' till n Monday, October 30. Thi^ is were lilentlfied aa Mr. and Mrs. MOTOR SALES €r. Perry's first grandchild. Albert B. Hemstrect who were en / J//V 7// 1L Mr. and Mrs. Harold House of route from Canton to their home WEST CENTER at PACKAGE STORE Ysib Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred when fog forced them td land on HARTFORD ROAD lanrlt of Talcottville, Henry Hur- a small field In this Clinton coun­ 35 OAK STRUT TtL 6597 THE ISSUE RESTS WITH YOU, THE VOTERS! ly of Middle Haddam. and Mrs. ty community. When the weath­ TEL. 4134 . iy«Bk Ulm and son, David, of er cleared a short while later, they FOR V FOR THIS IS A SERIOUS ELECTION! lolton, were recent callers at the attempted to take off but plough­ Left get down to brass tacks. Despite the amusing an- GOVERNOR LT. GOVERNOR Kune of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ed Into a grove of trees at the end riah. of the field. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam I,nndnn ties in this campaign, there is nothing amusing about this THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE - AND YOU WILL Btsrtalned twsnty-flve girls and Federal Aid Allocated toys at a Hallowe’en party at their -Re-Elect election. tome on West street on Monday Hartford. Nov. 3 {V\ — The fol­ waning. Miss Joan Hewitt won the lowing federal grants totaling There is nothing amusing about high taxes. If you are I for the prettiest costume, $870,182 to various state depart­ JUDGE OF PROBATE kasl Novak for the funniest ments and agencies were announc­ an average Connecticut citizen, you have to work 17 weeks Miss Evelyn Griffin for the ed here yesterday: Department of VOTE REPUBLICAN nest original. Hallowe'en games Health. $762,482; State Tiibercu- re re played and delicious refreah- ioals Commlaaton. $96,500, about sack year JUST TO PAY YOUR TAXES. nenta srere served during the rve- to per cent of which will go to lo­ The Republican Party honestly believea that this team of qualified, cal health departments for tuber- a n f c . and Mrs. Deems L. Buell of culo.ais control work; and Stn»<- Thera is nothing amusing about deficit in the state capable candidates can bring back to Connecticut and help restore to this racoma, N, H., spent the week end Water Commission. * $12,000 fo' n Gilead and they attended the pollution studies. budget YOU have to pay for it country and economic, sane, efficient and TRULY PROGRESSIVE govern­ There is nothing amusing about thp fact that the state ment. The Republican Party urges you to place your vote and confidence tIE COMFORT AND m m il officiait you eieet wiil be in office FOUR YEARS! with these outstanding, dependable citizens. FOB FOR FOR FOR SENATOR FOR CONGRESSMAN- FOR CONGRESS JUDtiE OF PROBATE REPRESENTATIVE FIRST DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE Eje comfort depends on the relation of the screen FOURTH DISTRICT AT-LARGE EDWARD N. ALLEN brightness to genend room lighting. JOHN LODGE Here are some suggestions which may improve yonr eye comfort when viewing television • # • try them and OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES: For For see if they help. Secretkry-of-State Treasurer ALICE K. LEOPOLD JOSEPH A. ADORNO lOHNTlTAtlTTT 1. Reflect^ GI s t c . •B set. If yon can see refleetion of a lamp frinn any viewing Qualified — Experienced — Deserving positloB yon have reflected glare. Correct by moving set or For For Comptroller Attorney General Bw b Is Manelwetse. Ofsdaste ofi lamp or tsm off lamp. FRED R. ZELLER GEORGE C. CONWAY MANCHE8 TEB mOH SCHOOL 2. Bahtnce T^ighting. Tnm OB an flow and table lamps to CONNECneVT BUSINESS COLLEGE abont 100 watts. If any lamp gives reflected glare tom it off. HABTFOKD COLLEGE OF LAW For For U. S. Senator U. S. Senator Twsaty Years* Experteoee As Clerk Under Ike Lato 8* B a c k U ghting.Plaee a 40 watt light behiadMt to light wall RAY S. WARREN Jodga Winiam 8 . Hyde. PRESCOTT S. BUSH SHERWOOD G. BOWERS JOHN J. WALLETT behind it. This will reduce contrast. ^ S l E R a WATSON ANTONI N. 8ADLAK COL. HARRY SCHWOLSKY JOSEPH E. TALBOT Illness may get you down, but the bank Two' Years As JUDGE OF PROBATE DevoUng 'Full will help you up! Time To the Offteo. Conducts a Model Protwte Oonrt. 4. Operate Set Correctly. Yon wUI never have eye comfort FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALL THESE NUMBERS: If yon nse contrast and briefness controls incorrectly. If the FOURTH DISTRICT POLLS OPEN Quick, confidential emergency loans Coarteoas, Sincere and Understanding. B U Y FIRST DISTMCT SECOND DISTRICT THIRD DISTRICT at the First National Bank o f Manchester. A Tried and Tm e PubUo OfleteL iMreen “glares" at you, that’s a sign that yon need addition­ YMCA SM a n East Side Rec W m I Side Rec Arm ory Borrowers life is insured for the al room Bitting. SITTERS HE MERITS RE-ELECTION 0321 5792 TO JM P. M. amount o f the loan. PROVIBEB 2-3336 2-3101 2-2961 2-2701 2-1153 2-1103 D rqu n tE a b o u t h im a n d y o u w i u . v o t e f o r h im BE SURE TO VOTE! Open ^iNnrday Mornings 9 to 12 ON NOVEMBER 7th. ON REQUEST GENERAL HEAUQUARTERS: 3656 2-0856 (TUa odvertiManentadverttaement paM for by RopobBcaa TowmTown Oonnalttoo.)OonaHttoo.) ______’ ^ A PUU THE SECOND LEVER ST NATIONAL BANK — rVote the ^ ^ THE SECOND LEVER—VOTE REPUBLICAN! d - '. JilPUULICKN TICKET J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHfeSTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, N0\’F:MBER 3, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 high Of 11.80 and a low of $1.30 per crate. ^ m e H e c o r d Local Auction The market opened oh August one of the cars not noticing the engagement of theli daughter, 27 and continued on a Mx-dgy a project are an outgrowth of a Additional Books flat tire drove hei car around the Aline to Kmeet Ballaay, Jr„ eon of week basis until recently when summer course on "Creative Ac­ hall which abwit ruined the tire. Mr. and Mrs. Emeat Ballaay of Market Closed Ssgllo said the products had rt- South Coventry tivities' which Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Raymond Wieee and Infant Teaneck. N. J. No date haa been For Collector took the'past season at the WUll- duced in quantity and the market Mrs. Pauline U ttle At Cheney Library George Hughes of Main street son have arrived home from the aet for the wedding. want to a three day week. Gor­ mantic BUte Teachers College. Is a patient In the Rockville City Hartford hospital, and both doing Mlee Elenora Wood haa been ap­ Cloventry 7-8381 The other two first grade teach­ In 44 Days Receipts Re­ don Reid ia the auctioneer and the New books recently received at hospital. well. pointed admlnletratrix of tha aa- Walter Leclerc ReporU Manchester Trust Company acts PROTECTING ers, Mrs. Margaret Larson and tate of her father the late Frank AI-SO CAN USE BOB CALVES ported at $60,6 8 3 ; Mrs. Eileen Jansen are working the Mary Cheney Library include The Hallowe en party which the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Y. Hoffman as cashier. The Senior 4-H CTub members PTA suggestec hi given the young of Ellington haa announced the O. Wood who died recently. P n ReceipU; Small Less Than Last Year In an effort to he a help snd credit with Mrs. Carpenter on the proj­ the following: The Mill on the Po. FOR FATTENING Exams Begin Nov, 16 ect. All three extend an Invita­ folks of the town was carried out Balance Uncollected to their community have voted to Riccardo Baccelli; Son of a Hun­ by all the organizations of the INVESTMENTS begin an active program come tion to parent-s of children to visit Yesterday marked the Snal day dred Kings, T. B. Costain: Re­ town Joining forces and it, was a Hartford, Nov. 8— (^ —The pre- spring. The group will make and the classrooms at any time to sei ASK FOR FEUX OREMIIO W alUr U clare. tax coUactor of of the Auction Market on Charter induction examination of doctors the work being done and the prog­ union at Chattanooga, A. L. Crabb; huge success. Prizes were award­ One of your major investments is your car paint slgna for many of the un­ ed as follows group one consist­ aia Vigbth School and tltillUM Oak street, sponsored, by the Man­ will begin November 15 says Se­ marked roada In the town. This ress being made by the pupils. Flowers on the Grass, Monica TEL. 2-9953— FOR APPOINTMENT chester Pniit and VegeUble Pro­ lective Service Director Vernon and every bump, dent or scratch lessens its Mrs. T. F. U ttle of Plalnville la ed of children from 1 to 6 years iliatalet raportt that out e( a total would Include a development di­ Dickens: Edge of Time, L. G. Erd- of age and wa.s won by Cheryl Mc- ducers Association. The mart R. Moorchouse. The examination, rectory signboard naming the visiting at the home of her son, tax of V A M lM to. bo collectod. value. Our BODY SHOP ia equipped and staffed man; Bennett's Welcome. Mrs.. In- tTonvllle having the prettiest, operated 44 days this fall for the he adds, must be completed De­ many trails In that development Charles L. Little and family on l^ls Fletcher: Parade's End, F. M. range all ingo ^ data tha aum of $Sl,8M.S8 haa to help you protect this investment. If body Dawn Arens, tho funniest and O H B cember 15. Of the 334 who regis­ sale of truck garden producU. In addition to this project their Eaglevllle road In South (Coven­ Ford; The U ttle World of lYon bacn collactod, leaving a balanca Auction Msater William Saglio tered In October, 153 physicians, repair is indicated, do it now— before trade-in planr will include assisting with try. Joseph Wrona the most original. 54 dentists and 12 veterinarians Camlllo, Giovanni Guareschl; Ci'oup 2. Kathleen Meyer had the EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT o( oniy»W.79B.50. announced that the total recelpta the annual 4-H spring rally and Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Bamo Street of Knives, tlyril Harris; this saaaon were 860,883.48, lesj are subject to first call. They time. most original costume In the 6 to Mora than fifty percent of thla entertainment programa. To date of South fCoventry were given a Th4 Grand Sophy. Georgette FRESH NATIVE TURKEY than the total recelpta during aerved leas than 90 days after about 25 members arei'ynrolled. surprise party at their home over 10 year group. Gall Henimeler tho Mlanca ia chargeable to people completing their schooling. Soma Heyer: The Family Takes a Wife. best and David Charter the fun­ Penny Bingo 7:15 to 7:45—Regular Bingo at 7:45 days of ths 1849 session which was Miss Kathleen Mary McNamara, the week-end In observance of who havo moved out of the district 8el849.88. The main products 111 who were In active service Mrs. E. P. Hueston; Tho Lovely niest and in group 10 to 10, Dick and the atato and left no fo^^•a^d- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lames their eighteenth wedding anniver­ THOMPSON'S TENDER sold at the auction wore tomatoes, from three to 31 months after Beasts and Other Stories. Liam and Rodney Dlmock teaming as big addrasa. completing their training are reg­ McNamara of Oak Grove Develop­ sary on Sunday. O'Flaherty. eaullSower and cucumbers. ment South Coventry was married TTie open forum sponsored by the the old witch and black cat were ORAKGE HALL A total of 51 half bushel baaketa istered under priority 2. More­ In non Action, Dartmouth Bible, voted most original, Nancy Love- .October 21 to Theodore Bertrand Better Government Club to which TURKEYS of tomatoes were disposed of at a house said no quotas or examina­ edited by R. R. Chamberlin and laml the best costume and James Pierce, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Alton the four local candidates to the high of 82.10 and a low of 11.60 tion schedules have yet been re­ HermAn Feldman; Truman. Stalin Eastwood the fTinnIe.st. TRY 'E^l! TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! ceived from National Service Pierce, Sr., of South street. South General , Assembly have been In­ and Peace, A. H. Z Chrr; Abhy per basket yesterday while 251 Coventry, formerly of Cape Cod The Judges were Mrs. John C. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THANKSGIVING crAtes of cauliflower went for a Headquarters. vited will take place tonight at 8 Aldrich Rockefeller. M. E. Chase, Ma.ss. The ceremony was per- p. m. at the Nathan Hale Com­ Man of Independence, Jonathan Miller, .Mrs. Harold Patilc and AVERAGE 9 TO 15 LBS. formed by Rev. William J . Shields munity Center. Jesse Albertlne Daniels; Testing and Inspection of Harry O. Aborn. Mrs Frederick In the rectory of St. Mary's church Brainerd will serve as moderator Factory Materials, Davis, Troxell H liemmelcr was general chair­ WE DELIVER ~ DIAL 4651 ' Tonight , in South Coventry. Miss Margaret during the period when each can­ and Wlskocll: Our Rejected Chil­ man. Following the parade around I Mary McNamara was bridesmaid RE-ELECT Oantar Theaplana production of didate will be given time to pre­ dren, Albert Deulsch; September the center park the rhildren all ••»aa How They Run." Varplanek for her sister and Alton Pierce, Jr. sent his platform to the public. Tide, PaphneDuMaurier; Oiir Jun- went to the Town hall where the i of Cape Cod’. Mas.s.. wa.*< be.st man committee aerved doughnuts, Bclieel. TTic candidates are Andrew J . gel Road to Tokyo, R. L. Eichel- "Harvaat Basaar." aponaorad ' for his brother. The bride wore a Buckley and Lawrence R. Robert­ sweet eider, randy, apples and • light blue satin with lace street berger; How to Help Your Child by Nathan Hale PTA. 8;46 p. m„ son both Republicans, Stephen In School, Mrs. M. H. Frank; Kon- ( hocolsle ml k. Dancing was en­ ' drcs.s and carried a bouquet of joyed by the teenage group and at the aehool. ' pompoms with a white rose center. Loyzim and Ralph V. Reynolds, Tlkl. Thor Heyerdahl. Wodaasday. November 8 both Democrats. The Art of Teaching. Gilbert the younger group played games. Her attendant wore a dusty pink The committee planned for 300 Annual turkey dinner and Miss Bertha Roth, president of street; Mrs. C. D. Butler, 142 / r - / / Miss Marlon Bates returned to Highet; How to Run a Small Busl- HEAR ChrtflUnaa sale, Stoond Congraga* Nathan road; Lillian Paganl, 1008 lace street dress and tarried a and 294 were present. Tho night Walker street: D. Blanchard. 19 bouquet of blue pompons. Her. her home on Lake Street over the nes£, J. K. Lxsser; Cats and Peo­ tioaal oAurch. Women's Days at Burton's, is Main atreet. began with a Arc In the town d\imp Homestead street; V. Hardin, 16 mother wore a teal blue dress with week-end from the Windham Com­ ple; Mrs. Frances Lockridge and Thursday. Novomber 8 shown presenting the two Man- ; Mrs. F. E. ZIebarth. 17 Rose­ s Richard Lockridge; My 66 Years which did not amount to much. mary place; Shirley Flavell, 93 Coburn road; Mrs. C. W. Johnson, black accessories while the groom's munity Memorial hospital where "Tha Marry Mart." South Math- cheater Women of the Year. Mrs. in the Big Leagues, Cornelius Mc- There was a small mlschlevloua odiat church W. >• C. 8. fair. Spruce street; Helen Walker, 47 33 Sunset street: Mrs. Walter MiDOii tOknmki MANCNISTIR S U O G I$ T IO N mother wore a print dreas and she underwent a tonsillectomy on group that deemed It fupny to let Katherine Bourn, and Mrs. Natalie Mather street; Josephine Boisvert, Potyra, 185 North Main street; black accessories. A reception at Friday. Qilllcuddy; Romance of New Eng­ Triday. Noreanher 10 IN-WAU FORMICA land Antiques, E. V. Mitchell; Our Ihe air out of four cars that were Dr. Rdph W. Sockman McIntosh, with a scroll, a gift and Alice I.uiwrence. Star Route, the VFW hall In Manchester fol­ "Cofnarstona Capers” at HolUa- 195 North Main street; Alice Sler- OF THE WEEK Robert E. Wiley of Wall street parked at the hall. The owner of an orchid corsage. The two feted pulowski, 30 Ridge street; Mrs. D. Mansfield Depot; Helen Wilhelm, TV A RADIO COUNTERS lowed for about 100 guests. The win report for active duty on No­ Children and our Schools, Mrs. L. ter school auditorium, aponaorad 78 Avondale road; Barbara Harmln, buffet lunch was prepared by the S. Mitchell: Man from South Da­ by Oomaratona club of St. Bridg­ women then drew the names of Stratton, 153 Walnut slreol; Jo vember 9 to Wilmington, Dela­ the prise winners of the many Ann Donnelly, 31 Russell street: 95 Brookfield street; Mrs. A. F. bride's mother. Following a wed­ ware. He is a Staff Sergeant In the kota, O. S. Reeves; Behind the et's church. Roebel, 95 Middle turnpike west: M otorola - HalUcraf tors ding trip to the Skyline (javem In Flying Saucers. Frank Scully: “Ooldan Jubilee Minstrel" by gifts given away for the featlvl- Marjorie McCann. 73 Burton Air Orps Reserve. Rotary club. Verplanck school. 8 Ues at the local store. The win­ atreet, . R. I.; Marie MshI, Mrs. Arthur Pearson, 117 Hemlock Virginia the couple will reside at Frederick D. Rose of Cooper This Is Germany, Arthur Setell. 7:30 P. M. Tonight ners were: 11 Foxcroft drive; Mrs. A. White, street: Marcia Halladay. 30 Nath­ 149 Union street In Manchester. Lane, Ripley Hill, South Coventry, editor; The Weaver's O a ft. L. E. p. ra. WASTE PAPER The bride is employed as a cashier Tall Cedar Harvest dance, Mll- Mrs. K. Chambers, 105 St. John 161 Oak street; Margaret Frac- an road; Bea Snyder, 37 Packard eXMMTS will report on November 22 for Simpson and *’ . Weir; House Con­ FHONC chia, Andover: Mrs. Robert Bran- at Montgomery Ward Company in jar'a ball on Tolland Turnpike. 9 street. Jeanette Pierro, 136 .Maple atreet. TELEVISION * mSWAYS his physical examination and then struction Costs, George Under­ nick, 14 Delmont street; Mary Ko- that city. The groom Is employed to 1 street. Belle Elliott, 13 Seaman CHUTE to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for ac­ wood; Rice Up and Walk. Tomley sak, 304 Middle Turnpike, east; by the Ballard Oil Company In Walker; PrAcllcal Animal Hus­ “ A FREE CHURCH IN A Saturday. November II Circle. M. Bocebino, 32 Proctor Pamela McCarthy, 42 E.saex InstaU New Prealdeat tive duty. He ia a Electrician’s road, Persia Rlckes, Box 184 Rork- Novel, yet one of the moat Wethersfield. Mate Second C3asa In the Naval bandry. Jack Wldmer; The Im- Armiatice supper at American street; Kay Marshall, 60 Porter y CTI Member Shop About 128 persons attended the morUl Lovera Frances Wlnwar, ville. Mrs. R. J. Cerlno, 56 Wyllys street; c' Batnlak, 62 Russell New Haven, Nov. 3—liFj Dr, practical conveniences in the Reserves. L.egion boms. 7 p.m. 4-H Achievement Night program pseudonym. COAL "Golden Jubilee Minstrel" by Ro­ street, Glastonbury, Mrs. F. John­ street. John Kilgus of Torrlngton was In- home, la the SHIPSHAPE last week at the Nathan Hale The Ladies' Association of the FREE WORLD” son, 23 O'Leary Drive, Mrs. Rhoda y Guaranteed Installattons DiSPiAY First Congregational church will tary club. Verplanck school.'8 p. m. Mrs. H. Ward, 268 Parker street; tsalled as president for 1950-1951 built-in waste paper chute. Community Center. The hall was and COKE Armistica Day memorial aen-ice, Krlnjak. 51 Eldridge street, Mrs. Connecticut Academy oi FIXTURES have a doughnut sale In the base­ Mrs. Janet Baldwin. 23 Ne.vman ‘ ha Connecticut Academy Built Into the kitchen, c«tp- effectively decorated with corn­ at the hospital, U a. m. V. LaBoiinty, 33 Eldridge street, street: Mrs. R. F. Harrison. 40 , General rr«ct ce M its annual y Comfilele Service Facilitiefl stalks, pumpkins and 4-H ban­ ment of the church Saturday from Al-L ARE WELCOME tying Into a basement recep- JOHN, D. LaBELLE Sunday. November IS Mrs. J. DeQuattro, 450 Main Thomas Drive; Harold Lockwood. ' The Aoadem.v ners. An announcement was made 11 a, m. unUl 3 p. m. The women WANTED Manchester Choral Society pre- street, Mrs. J. Buckley, 41 Cone 361 Adams street: Audrey Dore, levied Dr. Peter J. Scafarello of y Modern Testing Equipment tablc, lt*B Just' another way that Mlaa Diane Motycka is to be are also planning it food sale there aanta "The Craallon ’ at Second street, Gladys Boyd, 47 Lancaster Eaglevllle; Edna Hennessey, 6 Haftford president for 1951-1952. In which 8HU>SHAPE can one of three of a state team to November 15 with fancy work and RETBESENTATiVE Congregational church. 8 p. m. Road, Mrs. Floyd Hull. Birch and named Dr. Michael S. Shea of represent Connecticut In the na­ aprons also on sale. Their annual Helalr.e road: Billie Carlson, 8 help keep your home ship­ Experienceil, part-time gas Tuesday. November 14 Road, South Coventry. Clyde road; Jo Ann Perretl, 18 Ihia city faecretary-trcasurcr. Dr. y Approved Methods CUSTOM MADE CABINET MAKERS tional , vegetable Judging contest afternoon Christmas sale will take A Qualified, Experienced Legislator South Methodist MIchahl W. Palmier!, the retiring shape. In New Orleans, La., In December. place there on December 6. A Pall concert' of Charalnade club, Phyllis Calvert. 87 Plymouth Hemlock street: Grace O. Willis, SASH A DOORS SUrfUES station attendant. Apply Rowers school auditorium. Lane, Dora Heywood, 162 North 44 Haynes street: Anne Crsnlck, president, told the Academy that To date about 120 children are en- dinner from 6:30-7 p. m. will be Improved general practice stand Wednesday. November 16 Foster street, Wspping: Mrs. T. Your Best Buy is EXPERIENCE roUed In 12 of the 4-H clubs In served that day with the fancy VOTE DEMOCRATIC School street, Mrs. Ray Cooper. 71 arda are "the strongest barrier to after 7 P. M. Church "Holiday B u a a r" at Center Brookfleld street. A. Gryk, 28 Sarpola, 89 I^enox street; D. Quinn, Coventry. work and apron sale to be con- pongregaUonal church. ,50 West Middle Turnpike; Mrs. proposed Socialized medicine we Charles W. Kokerda of Oak Unued then. The group expecU the Cottage street, Mrs. Alice Grelka can erect.' MORIARTY NOVEMBER 7Hi MAIN STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD KHdar Md Saturday, No%*ember Staffordvllle, Mrs. Ernest Weltllch, Ann Davis, RFD No. 1 Rockville: Grove la a patient at Windham cook book to be returned from the COOK’S Community Memorial hospital, 17 and 18 80 Laurel street, Doris Shaw, 655 Mrs. D. Cotton, Box 42. Wlndsor- S a h s printers about November 20. BROTHERS MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT where he expecta to undergo a These books may be obtained at I Sock and Buakln'a preaentatton North Main street, Mrs. \V. G. ville; Jovee Gradv. 14 Olrott drive; Institute Bestows Awards SERVICE STATION T E i„ 5U 5 I PULL THE TOP LEVER! of "I Remember Mama," 8 p. m.. Mrs. R.‘ W. Black, 14 E. Garden T I I E V I S I 0 N RADIO major operation aoon. a nominal charge from the com­ Morton. 19 Ru.<i: Yale university, Coombs, or other membsra of Edna Eagleaon, 115 West street; No. 1 Stafford .Springs: Mrs. Rob­ .4108.317: llniversity of Connecti­ shown in conjunction with the Emanuel Lutheran church. "Gift Teresa Meachani, 34 West Center claoe science and social study association. Oallery.” street; Mrs. E. J. Agnew. .1 Deep- ert Mongell. 5.5 Seamsn Circle; cut. $14,000; Connertleiit State Sunday visitor! At the home of Mrs. George May, 637 South Main Hospital, Mlddlcto'A'ii, $4,000. project on farm life. For tllustra- Annual meeting and election of wood drive; Ruth ClIfTord. 100 tlons the puptls are bringing tn Mr. and Mrs. C. L. U ttle and fam­ otfleera at Country club, 6:30 p.m. Cooper Hill street; Bertha H. produce, making clay models, cut­ ily include Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Tuesday, November 21 O'Rourke. . 131 St. John street; ting out appropriate pictures and Lee Hill of Plalnville, Mrs. R. R. Conunualty Players present Nancy . VacantI, 17 Grandview constructing a farm, with Its Uttle and sen John Baxter- Uttle "U ght Up the Sky” at Bowers street; Glenna Qaines,.29 Pioneer of New Britain. STILL many buildings. The groups have aehool auditorium. 8:80 p. m. Circle; Mrs. Satterthwaite, 'RFD also seen a shadow play "Donkey. Wednesday, November 23 3. Rockville; Helen Slrak, 820 Tol­ DANCE DANCE Donkey” by Mrs. Myrtle D. Car- Natlvea of dry reglona of Africa District American Legion meet­ land turnpike; Mrs. R. C. New­ ioenter whose characters ar« farm sometimes depend on w*atermelone SOME STOCK AVAILABLE ing. American Legion Home. comb, 25 Ridgewood road; Mary ( Imala. 'The pictures and farm for water. Lamprecht. 12 West street; Mrs. I November 28. 34 and 35 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER A -1950 I , H. W. Spence. 2 Lincoln street; . nenoN • t j Bashar sponsored by Corner- Mrs. Doris Wralghl, Mansfield Stone club St St. Bridget's ball Depot. MOONLIGHT SERENADERS Tuesday, November 28 Mrs. A. Thomas, 75 Middle m REPUBLIGAN PLATFORM REPUBLIGAN HOUSE OF W'ashington. PTA military whist Ttimpike. west; Alice Darwent. 34 AT WITHOUT at West Side Rec, 8 p. m. Perkins street; Mrs. Harold Bag- REPRESENTATIVES 1949-50 (DRAFTED JUNE, 1950) Thursday, November SO lin, 54 Jarvis road; Mrs. John ANDERSON'SHEA POST 2046, V. F. W. ELECT All day charity sale at J. W.' DONT DELAY! Grosvenor, 24 Main atreet. Tal- “Improvement of the workmen's compensation Hale atore. sponsored by the cottvllle; Jean Oarrily, 193 Wood- 8 r . M.— NO ADMISSION KILLED all major amendments to workmen’s Friendly Circle. bridge atreet; Muriel Davidson, 22 compensation law,, including one to increase law bv increased awards.” GET SET! Laurel place; Ruth Sheldon, 33 w esleV c '. g r y k % - Friday, December I awards. 10 Military whist and cake sale of Hollister street; M. Klngmsn. 869 “Prompt determination of the best methods to Holliater P.T.A. at the school. Main street; Peggy Wright, 29 KILLED disability insurance bill in the House. Movie, "Ski Champs," under the establish off-the-job insurance.” auspices .of Manchester Ski club, PIGEON-HOLED the 40-hour week bill for State A shorter work week for State^4mplojjyccs. EXCISE TAX! Verplanck school. 8:16 p. m. employees. »» Saturday. December 3 Emanuel Lutheran Ladles' Aid WANTED Christmas Pair, 1:00 p. m. Friday, December 8 DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION AND SENATE DID THISi Annual fair of North Methodist EXPERIENCED W. 8. C. S. PASSED a hill to Insure work­ P.\.SSED a 40-hour week bill for TVuradsy, December 14 3^000 Customers PASSED a bin to improve work­ Stale employees. SL Mary's Ladies' Guild noon CARPENTERS men's compensation law by in­ ers against lo.ss of wages because of sickness or injury occurring luncheon, 11:30 to 2:00, snd Christ- For Inside and Outside creasing awards and making mas sale. outside of working time. CROSLEY Work— Apply at other needed changes. Symeuse University's basket­ S Dover Road Can’t Be Wrong! ball. tmm. now tutored by new Or Phone 4112 reach. Marc Guley, will play in WHAT IS YOUR CHOICE? PERFORMANCES OR PROMISES? ^ O O M the Sugar Bo-wl tourney. Dec. 29 JARVIS REALTY CO. and 30. l-Lg C T THESE OUTSTANDING LOCAL CANDIDATES:

TWENTY-FIFTH FOR REPRESENTATIVE JUDGE OTFROiA^ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION JUDGE OF PROBATE

h a t 'S h o w many householders in Manches­ , QUALinCA'nONS COMMEMORATING ter are eigneil. up with Moriarty Brothers. • JUDOIe—Town Coart of Moaeheeter. TSome of our ciutomers have been with us for near­ 160 YEARS OF GLORIOUS SERVICE a LAWYER—Paaaed Bar examlaatlMis la 1848. ly 20 years now, or as long as we've been in busi­ Admitted to praettee before all State ness. We've helped convert hundreds from coal to Gemta aad tlw Federal Dlatrlet Oearts. TO COD AND MAN automatic oil heating with Mobilheal fuel oil and Member of Blaaebeater Bar Aaaeciatttm. Hartford Conaty Bar Aaaeetatlaa, add DR. RALPH W. SOCKMAN “A FR E E CHURCH Silent Glolv burners for economy and convenience. CeMectlent Bar Aaeoeiatloa. IN A FREE WORLD” Take a tip from our 3,000 customers. You ean't FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1930—7:30 P. M. go wrong if you depend on us for all your fuel and a VETERAN—ST montha’ aerrtee with the Army burner service. World War II. DR. H. SPENCER MILLER, JR. . . . ‘THE CHURCH a NATIVE-KJfelaag Bmldeat af Bbacheater. AND THE WORLD CRISIS” M arried aiM haa otM ae*. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950—10:45 A. M, Worked Ma way ttrougb college and law aehool working at Cheney Brothers aad “OUR HERITAGE OF SACRED MUSIC” UmnUtoa Propeller BRUNNER’S SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950—7:30 P. M. EDUCATION PACKARD This misceUaneoua proffriam of aacred miiaic will be M o b ilh ea t MaariMster fltgk BthooL 18S«A—Valedleteriaa. ■rw epted b j the Chancel Choir and augmented by the 368 EAST CENTER STREET SOCONY VACUUM HEATINC. OIL Tufta OoBege. 1»I8—B.8, degree In Eeoaomlea. Sehoiar- U^tveraity of Connecticiit Glee Gub. HERBERT A. W ESLEY C. ORYK ahtaatadwt.. . . • ■ . Ffcl MBeta Kappa, w r ______m— ana — * -8 — flUbNCE. Director and Choimaater. L MAE HOLDEN JOHN D. UBELLE BootoalM ventty Law SchooL 1N8—LLB. dogroe, Sikol- OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. ALL ARE WELCOME Vale UalToralty. 1848-1SA4—Army {fpoclallxed Tralalag. TODAY AND FRIDAY OPEN SAT. UNTIL 5 P. M. PULL 5 THE TOP LEVER Methodist Church 4 ' VOTE VOTE DEMOCRATIC il " \ , \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, m O PAGE MIMV .....^'7'"' MANCHESTER EVENING HER^LD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NO\^MBER 8, 1960 F ^ iG E ^ G H T 250 CY'O cUiba of the atate along doubt thRt Qanarsl MscArUiur pumpkins and put flower beds be­ with CYO Club Directors. Two Dr. Paul Reynolds Missioiiary Groiip WU.NIl - 1419 w m j — lOUtf Stale (’YO Rally caun rotridva tho militRry gitus- yond need of new cultivation. membera of the 42 Religious Com­ JUmrtieater IU8.1 munities of Slaters working In the Uon, at lust to the point of Bet­ Beneath Ita open aummer Zi'S'r-'ZToday's RadioZTyZ BIO Oil November 24 As Speaker Here charm there lurked a menace — To Show Movies state aa wtll as of the thirteen NO DUST BAG TO EMPTY Eormtts ^prali ting: thlnga back under control, WTHT - I3B0 i Religious OommunItles of Broth- the menace of what now aermn R4XL - 1399 iM tera Standai'd lim e Dr. Paul Reynolds of Chicago, PUKUSltBO HT TUB TTte queation which will atlll be A dra-.iiatlc, Hollywood-made Beautiful Cherry for this Hartford, Nov. 2 — More ' era and Priests are to be special MBIULLD PRIJmNO OO., INC left, apparently, la one of contin­ our habitual autumn drought. The than 2,000 delegates from] guests at the rally specialist In the field of religion: II BiUttI (tr**:. sound film, entitled "Second • 11:16 waning sun lets lawns stay green Chance." will be shown at the 4:0fi— The Diocesan Youth CMuncil, In family life and young adult j ManeBMttr, Com. uing warfare In the aec- WDRC—fitiike It Rich. WDRC—The World Tonight. 250 CYO clubs of the state are to; which repreeenta 80,000 CYO club THUI1A8 rCRUUBCN. tlon of Korea, which may reaolve without rain; the only farming Emanuel Lutheran church veatry j WTHT—Tops in Sports. convene in Hartford on November ntirk, will speak lu the Co-Weds Pr*».. Trea*.. Oen'l Uanacar WTHT—Family Album. members In the state, prepared the operation which misses rain is Siindav afternoon at five o'clock, I WHAY—PolKa Hop. WONS—'Jack's Waxworks. of Center Congregational church Poundtd OetoMr 1. till. Itaelf. If Chineac Communiata aup- bv the Women's Missionary Socle-; Chippendale block front desk 24 In e Catholic Youth Organiza­ raUy during the past year under ( ply enough force, Into a atalcmate thst of fsll plowing, or tobacco W nc—BackeUge Wife. WTIC—Mindy Carson. tion Rally to discuss problems cur­ the supervision of the Rev. John P. next Sunday afternoon on "Re­ PuDliahcd BTa.-» ■aanlnd BaoapI ly. ' WKNB—News; Request Mati­ damping; drought in fall la one "Second Chance” la among the ,11:25— rently faring high achool pupils. Wodarskl, State CYO director and ligion In the Home.” This dtecus- 1 Bunday and HoHdaya. Bnlarac ai tha of home duration. nee. WDRC — Public Service Pro­ The theme of the rally ia Catholic hia staff of district directors. r Poat oBira at Manohaatar. Conn., aa of thoao hidden problems w-hich first feature motion piclurea made ■ton meeting will be of particular When Ifnited Nations forces What could add more dtstmction to your room WONB-HoHiWOod, U. S. A. gram. Youth Secure In a Changing World. Interest to young married couples ‘ Bacond Claaa Mall Hattar. ddesn't show Itaelf much until, by the church for church use. WIXU—Big Brother Bill. WHAY—-Sports Final*. eticceeded In croaaing the 38th t'onibinlng the technical ekill «f than thta Chippendale desk in solid cherry? lai llie rally will feature nationally and the Co-Wede extend an Invi­ BUBBORIPTION RATES ...... the following spring, the water its mellow oM-tIme finish, homemakers are using 4:15— 11:30— known speakers who are to discusa tation to all young married groups Una Taat ay Mall ...... J'jJ'*' parallel without any millUry re- Hollywood, the higheat caliber Moonlight Matinee: table Is still low, or some seem­ acting yet seen in religious flima it wltli 18th Century mahogany furniture for an’ WTIC—Stella Dallas. WHAY* basic factors affecting the welfare Andover of other churches to join them In 8u nonlha by Mall ...... * aponse from either China or Riis- unusual color note! Rhode Island influence In ItB WON8—Jack Downey s Music of youth today. They are Father "The World's Una moniB by Mall ...... * ingly secure tree or shrub fsils to and an original story by Faith H39 . News hearing this exceptional speaker. nla. and when progrena up to the block front snd intricate Interior. Shop. 11:35— James Keller, 51. M. of New York, Smsia Copy ...... ■'T conic to new spring life. Baldwin. It tells of the ways men WKNB—Sports. The second In s series of card The meeting will begin at three Waaaiy. by '^m ar , ...... J « proposed MacArthur line, where and women miss the best things W O N S- News. founder of the I’Tirlatophers; Fath­ 1 o'clock In Woodruff hall. Buba. dellvared. Una T»ar ...... I i W' .Seemingly merely a continua­ 4:80— ! 12:00— er Daniel A. Lord, S. J.. of St. parties sponsored by the Ladles' | AAodern W>Pt of M'aa Poraim ...... lld.«U we originally Intended to halt in of life by fixing their aim on i WDRC—Yankee Kitchen, Most tion of September, it ha-s been a what is second beaL I Also available In solid mahog­ WTIC-N cws; Music. Unils. author, pla.vwright and Benevolent Society will be held In | order to leave a buffer gone be­ w n c —Lorenso Jones. Krequenev Modulation |long-time director of the Summer . MBMMCH u r long, long month. It takes cool Seeing it will remind people of [ any for 8169.7B the church social room on Satur- j 7993 THB ASSOCTATEO PKESS tween Amfriran troops anil the WHAY—News. WDRC— KM 98.7 31C. School of Catholic Action; Father and bracing winda to mark this their daily "Second Chancea," to | day, Novtmber 4 at 8 p. m. Vacuum Cleaner" .... Aaaoclatad Praaa la aacluairaly northern border wan alao relative­ make life I'ount for Chrlat and the ' 4:45— WDRC—FM On the air 8-10 p.m. i George Kerr of Boston, All-Amer­ anti'.lad lo lha uae of rapubhoal'on ot turn of the year. ican tackle at Boston College un­ One hundred persons attended ly unoppoeed. we apparently felt raiiae of the church. W n C —Young Wldder Brown. W FIIA— 108.7 M r. I 15 M O N TH ? ail na«» diapatcnaa cradiled to it. or WDRC Old Record Shop. XVTir—FM 0«.5 YIC. der Frank Leahy and currently do- the Family Night which was ob­ not otnana'aa craditad to ttiia papar quite certain that it wan now al­ The running time of the film la served In the church social room ajid alao tha local nawa pubitahad ham. 75 minutes. Everyone le Invited 5:00— Same a.s. WDRC. ing youth work In Boston, and together too late for Communist Commisaloner of State Police on Thursdaj’. Preceded by a pot TO PAY No messy dust bag tn battle with! Nothing to All rIBhta of raidibUcatlon oi apacial and a cordial welcome la extended WDRC—News: Old Record .Shop W FIIA—P. M. lurk supper the program was a diapatchaa oarain am alao maarrad. CTilna to Intervene. On that as­ to all, especially members of WTIC—When a Girl Marries. 8:00—Racing and Sports Edward J. Hickey. They will dis­ ahsk*. tiim Inside out or cloud you with dust! You Open Forum / t 8:15—Benny Goodman. cuss respectively Y’outh and God. huge eucrese. A one act original empty your l.#ewyt as neatly aa an aah tray. Your Pull aamca clIVnI of N. B A. Bar*- sumption, apparently, we revised’, Einamiel who are participating In WON8—Mark Trail. play was presented by the dea­ the forthcoming United Church WHAY—Open House. 6:25—Weather. Y'nuth and Education, Y’outh and Lew'>i ia clean as a whiitle in aeconda! lea. Inc. our strategy and decided upon a | Bar-ks Mrs. Holden 6:30—Musical Story Book , Recreation and Y’outh and C!ivlc cons of the church. It warn called, Puhliaham Kapmaentalitaa. Tha canvass. WTHT—News: .Storyland. j "When the Light Went Out ” and Juliua Uatbaata Soaclal Agancy - Nan full march up to tha border. And ^ To the Editor, Refreshments and a social hour 6:45—Western Serenade. Duty. LOVILl More, too! Unheard of quirt; "All-Out" cyclonic 5:15— I The rally will open iKilh Mass a t ! much latent talent was revealed Torn. Chicago, Datrof. and Boaton. now we have diacovered that | On next Tuesday. November 7th, will be arranged by tha Mission­ WTIC—Portia Faces Life. 7:00—Dance Time. suction; 3-filter dust ronirol; Adjustable nig brush; 8:00—Ave Maria Hour, St. Joseph's (Cathedral, Hartford. | during thli remarkable presenta­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP Communist China haa intervened, the nation will hold one of the ary Society. W ill be $59-50 after December 1st 6:30— tion. CO V Il’fl Press-tM svitch; Fuller Brushes; Bo light, SBflff Ifi In the presence of the Most Rev-1 CIRCUUATIU.VS. W TIO-Just Plain BUL 8:30—Marine Band. usel even though it was very late In moat Important elections in ita 8;45—Adventures in Research. , erend Henry J. O'Brien. K D..j Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson snd hislory. TTie issues of national im­ WON8—( Tha Htraio Prinlmg Company. Inc.. | the campaign, and that the Intcr- W’Tir—F3I On the air 5:25 a.m.- Bishop of Hartford, and then move Mrs. Howard Spear attended the aaaumaa so Bnuicial raaponsibll ty tor port arc so great that they are apt WTHT—Space Petrol. over tX) the State Armory for a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary vcntion is of s serious nature. to over-shadow or dim local and I a.m. typographical arrora appearing In ac- 5:46— Same aa WTIC. box luncb. Rally aeaalona will be party by their cousins. Mr. and Tartiaemenla and oUiai reading matter. What Nehru feared would hap­ atate Issues. Nevertheless, these WDRC—Curt Massey and Mar­ held at the Biiahnell Memorial au­ Mrs. Harry Anderson at the In The Mehcheelet Evenini Heral*. problems will have to be met, and Johnson • Television pen If we went past the 38th par­ Y o u h a v ^ just tha Tilton. W’NHO—TV.—P. M. ditorium throughout the afternoon. home of Mr. Anderson's sister. we want and need men and women And WHAY—Sports, Attendance at the rally is limited Mra. Herman Chrlson on Saturday Friday, November 3 allel has now happened. It might capable of meeting them. Prob­ 4:00—Homemaker Exchange. w n c—Front Page Farrell, 4:30—Vanity Fair. to eight delegates from each of the night. WITKISS M oH clieiteA not have happened if we had held ably the candidate most familiar 6:55— 5:00—Lucky Pup. “Ned" AlIcn’B Candidacy to the original plan for a MacAr­ and roncerned about local prob­ Anderson WTHT—Fslstaff’s Fabulous Fa- ROTARY CLUB'S GOLDEN JUBILEE MINSTREL VERPLANCK HUUOOL NOV. lOlh and 11th lems ii the candidate for State 5:15—Time for Beany. thur line, which would have In­ bles. The other day, the people of Representative. . i PAINTING AND 22 days 5:30—Howdv Doody. volved no direct approach to the Evening 6:00—Twilight Time. Hartford probably noticed a news The Democratic party in Man­ DECORATING 6:00— T. ("hineae border. Possibly it might chester haa wisely chosen two very 6:15—Jean O’Brien. QUINN'S Item to the effect that a certain WDRC—News. 6:30—Faye Emeraon. not have happened if President strong and capable candidates for Interior and'Exterior Work WHAY—News. mercantile establishment of that State Hepreseiil alive, .lohn I.a- X 6;45—Herman Hickman. PHARMACY Advertise Ir The Herald— It Pays RynKinan Rhee had not made » W ONS-News. city would observe and ealahliah Belle and .Mr.s, K. Mae Holden. 225 HiRhliind St. Tel. (•;tl2 to save 7:00—Kukla. Fran and OlHe. speech, the other day, in which he WTHT — Spoils; Jor Uirsnd 7:30—Roberta Quinlan. DON new mercantile minimum wage Mr. LaBelle's record la so well Show. said that the power which haa 380 Oak St. TeL 6914 7:4.5—Gov. Bowles. atandards despite the fact that a known that It needs no further w n c —News. comment. 8:00—Mams. FORMERLY OF. HARTFORD ROAD atate retailers association had been supplied to China from B :l» — 8:30—We the People. North Korean reservoirs would be This being Mra. Holden's first- succeeded in gaining a temporary effort to seek State political hon­ WDRC:—Jack Smith Sportacaat. 0:00—Versatile Varieties. ,cut off, 9(^6— 9:30—The Clock. NOW MAKING OUR court Injunction against the order ors. perhaps more voters . shouid *11.50 on But now it has happened, and know more about Mae Holden. | ■“7RC—Jack Zalman. 10:00—Boxing of State Labor Commissioner -Strictly Sports. 10:30—Greatest Fights. tha incipient enforcement of L'nlt- Yes, she la the Mrs. Holden who ; $5000 Jehit J. Egan. -Sports. 11:00—Pro-Football Highllghta. sd Natlona law is no longer con­ almost single-handed brought | DELICIOUS LA PISA There was no fluke about this about the change In the Holli.ster WHAT—Supper Serenade. advance, uncompelled observance cerned with a minor puppet. school plans, thereby saving the REWARD B:B6— . every piece of WTHT—Sereno Gammell; Wea­ Orders Taken From Noon *T1I Midnifht of a new benefit for those who North Korea, but also with s ma­ taxpayers thousands of dollar.s SEE and HEAR jor force, ('omniiinist CTilns. It She has been an active member of ther. work for a living. The same man- For information leading: to WDRC!— Record Album. WENDY BARRY PHONE 3986— LADIES INVITED is a situation both ticklish - and the Board of Education for ten ) agamkat, yaara ago, before any years and haa worked tirelessly j the arrest and conviction wn<3—Political Talk. grave, which demands the full WNHC-TV, CHANNEL 6 organlBSd demand for such bene­ for the betterment of our schools, WON8—Guest Star. wisdom of all the nations commit­ of person or persons tam­ WKNB—Sports Nawsreel. SAT. NIGHT AT 5:45 fits axlatad, plonaered la the vol­ bwi most of all ahe seems to know ' ted to the United Nations pro­ what Is best for our town snd our i pering with, destroying STARDUST 6:46— Presented By untary satabllahment of pension WDRC—Lowell Thomas. gram in Korea. The question lo state, snd is more than willing to I and stealing property and WTESTSIDE and paid-vacation plans. fight for w^at she thinks is right, j WTICJ—Three Star Extra. ALSCO CONVERTIBLE be answered la whether United Tha gantleman who la the man- She stands for and will work i material belonging to the BEDDING WONS—Evening Star. STORM WINDOWS Nations authority and preatigo WTHT—Sports. agamaat of that particular mar- for reorganlxatlon of atate gov- ! company. and DOORS! ernment, abolition of county gov­ WHAT—FootbaU Prophet. eaatUa astabilsbment haa also can be preserved without recogni­ TAVERN tion and proaecutlon of DilP war ernment. efficient, well organixed CALL COX HARDWARE baan found la other Interesting State Welfare Department for all WTHT—Edwin C. Hill. Phone«161 S31 CENTER STREET news stories ovsr the years. Many with Communiat China, l.'ntil a children under State rare, ade­ TH E JA RVIS 7:1 good answer is discovered, we 'WDRC-Beulah. j For Further Information of these stories told of hit actlvi- quate School Aid, Direct Primary, Box Spring must move slowly and cautiously, and repeal of the colored oleomar­ R EA LTY CO. WHAY—Symphony Hall. ! iUaa aa chairman of the Btata In- WTTIC—Questions on Hartford both diplomatically and militarily garine law. 5 DOVER RD., TEL. 4112 tar-Kadal Oommlaaton. Others Vote for and help elect Mae BaUot. tald a< apaelal citaUoas to him as H oM ^ Your vole majAdo It. or mattress only WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. WTHT—Hit of the Week. a piotieer and noteworthy exam­ 'Margaret E. Branmck. No Kgff Solution :I6 — ple in th e ,endeavor to make all WHATThE WORLD RESTS ON After months of disclaimers, Har'ks IjiUelle ('.all for Special WONS—TeUo-Test. Americana, of all . races and WDRC—Jack Smith. ws, the United States, are now To The Editor: We hate to'have prices go up as niu»h as you. But At 848.00 Stardust Bedding represents one of today’s ersifia, batter Americana togeth- WTHT—Senator Benton, M A L O l f E Y ' S offers..^ regarded aa the chief advocatea of Uepreaentative John D. La- Town Meeting Holman-Baker, famous 91-year-old maker of custom- outstanding sleep values. Mattresses ars made with Belle's candidacy for re-election wnc—Album ot the Week. e rearming of Germany, and on crafted bedding, advises us that Government restric­ finely tempered 204-coil Innerspring units; sisal pad 1:1 The same individual. Edward N to the General As.semhly merit.s The legal voters of the Town of the conflict between us, and the con.sideration of every Man­ tions and purchasing of inaterials make it necessary to insulators, No. 1 cotton felt upholstery, diamond- WONS—Gabriel Heatter. 0 ^ ^ Allen, camdidate for lieutenant Bolton are hereby warned and stitched pre-bullt borders and hard-to-get Deluxe 8 oa. ■WTHT—. your BEST BUY France, which atill fears such re­ chester voter, U|>on completion ot noli tied lo meet in a special town advance Watkins popular Stardust bedding on Decem­ gavamor on the Republican state his flrat term in the House of Itt'iv WDRC—Club Fifteen, arming, the North Atlantic Pact meeting in the Community Ha6 in ber 1st. Costs of steel, cotton, sisal and ticking . . . woven stripe ticking. Don't delay another moment. w n c :—News. tlekat, has, over tha yeara, ep- resenlatives he has distinguished Come in and reserve your Stardust Mattresses and defense of Europe seems .IfkHy lo ■said Town on Wednesday. Novertl- everything that goes Into fine bedding . . . have been 1:46— feaiafi in many dvlc relsa—he himself aa a qualified and able her 8, 1950, at 8:00 P. M„ for the in COMPLETE home entertainment oentinua anaggsd. legislator. Seldom Indeed do pub­ advancing ateadily. Box Springs today! WDRC—Edward R. Murrow, haa always bean a bualnaas man following purposes; We do not believe that the de- lic officials rise in stature and Newa. who believes that buslneaa men 1. To see if the Town will vote w n c —One Man'e Family. ■fense of western Eurooe can be i ■ ' l-oH*'"'' *'«« should take a positive and con­ - .V,. ! hi.-, first term in tbe.l^-gislnture to authorize the Selectmen to bor­ W ONS-News. row fiiml.s not lo exceed Tea structive interest In the actual acnieved without German man- his record graptmally reatTirm.s 6:B6— power as well aa German produc-! a sincere de.aire for eonatruetive 'nioii.sand Dollars In amount for prooaases of government—and in WONS—Musle. lion. France still cannot aa< ape i government on both the use of the Town for the next WHAT—FamUy Rosary. many honora In the world of ensuing year and to glue the note the feeling that Germany la an the state and local level WDRC—Songs for Salt. Hartford, Connecticut, and Amer­ I strongly sod con.scicntiouslv or notes of the Town for the eame. WTHT—The Fat Man. enemy more mortal to France ican buainess. urge every thinking Mambesler 2. To .see if the Town will au­ wnc—Nero Wolfe. than Russia is likely to be. voter to support John D. I B e lle , thorize the Selectmen to construct Such w-ell-rounded distinctions 3:16— X We want Germany to contrib­ the esmlidale of proven ability, in a Town Garage at the aoutheast WHAT—(JhrlsUan Science Lec­ and aetivitiss reflect a well-round- the forthcoming election. section of the Consolidated School ute armed forces in the capacity ture. ad aun and personality. Those Very truly yours, properly. of a aovereign power. 3:19— who know the warmth of his per­ Norman f’. Comollo. 3. To see If the Town will ap­ WHAT—B it of Ireland. / France proposes that German sonality, his modest lack of self- propriate the- sum of Five Thou­ WTHT—This Is Your FBI. N M iU H O N manpower be used only when it n Nil "IT n cr. K inder Mini” sand Dollars for the constructum WONS—Music, assertion in the midst of all his To The Editor merged into a EuropeaW federated of a Town Garage. w n c —Man Called "X ." konora and accomplishments, the Just a word why wc should all army In which German manpow­ 4. To tranaact any other busi­ t:B » — innate human decency which gev- v6te for Judge John J. Wallelt ness proper to come before said iff the fight lor er would not be commanded by next Tuesday^ WDRC—Up for Parole. ama his relationships anil atti­ meeting. WTHT—Orris and H arriett German generals. ■ludge W afm t s exeellent record tudes, develop a warm Instinct speaks for rfSelf Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, Wno-Nightbeat . WONS—Air Force Hour. toward him themselves. Curiously, popular sentiment m I know, from pei.sonal experi­ thus .3rd day of November. 1950. 8ICUR1TT aad PEJICBI jermany itaelf is clo.ier^to the ence, be i.' never too bii.sy lo offer Thoma.s W. Wilson 9:80— His nomination on the Republi­ Michael Peace, French view than to ours. Per­ his help. WTHT—Sheriff; RoU CaU. can ticket reflects a growing feel­ We could not east our vote for a Kingsley Carpenter. haps it is that the Germans are WONS—Vincent Lopez Show. ing that, and this la particularly finer or kinder man. Selectmen of the Town of WTIC—(Jounterspy. truly sick of war. Or perhaps it A Votei*. Bolton. so with state officers shifUng In­ WDRC—Broadxr*y'a My Beat MeliSHOE BCTNe dhrUui eoalrol of atomic enenrf^ 1 0 :6 9 - to' four year terms with this elec • 'that they distrust th<~ adequacy of the pro[K)sed European ilefem.e WTIC—Ufe of Riley. tniltil ggpionag* by putting atomic 8acrec7 under tha tion, the cspablllties and capaci WHAY—News, Moonlight Mat­ progrAm, and don't want lo be.; ties of the man chosen for second inee. , dontrol of tibe FB I place on the ticket should be pushed into the front line of a pos-'' WTHT-Boxing. W DRC- We Take Your Word. equally worthy of selection for eible war with Ruaaia unless they i —titade It Amarina’a top adentiati to go on working Are assured that there la going to ' 19:16— the first place on the ticket. The W ONS-News. be. In Europe, the stuff for more I for Aaorioan eeeuritp people of Connecticut should be 19:36— than a token resistance. able to think of the candidate for WTIC—Bill Stern. WDRC:—(Japitol Cloak Room. created a T^***r*^ fundamental to our aoeurity lieutenant governor in the capaci­ It ia a sickly, grialy business, in ] inch which one of the vietora in a war 1 WONS—Vice President Alben ty of governor without any aenae Barkley. — opanod tho eraqr for tho poaootimo uaoa of atom ic energy. of let-down or injury to the high supposed to create peace aecma to : t0:46— ''CAMERA-VIEW** TELEVISION prestige of that office. impress the manpower of the de- ' -----wnCr.^Proan(l,.nnn.------19:60— They can think of “Had" Allen fcated aggressor into service ■ FM/AM RADIO * 3 SPEED PHONOGRAPH against another Victor who is mow WTHT—Hartford Speaks. that way, aa a dlatlngrUahcd run­ 11:90— T in MeiMHON PmoPOf BL I ot wowldwlde dlsarmemeiil ning mate for a distinguished can­ •esii la the role of new aggressor. News on all aUtiona. didate for governor, John Davis Nothing we do about it can seem WHAT—News; MoonUght Mat­ q u ltejlgh t or safe. Not even the Magic for your floors... inee. UtdgB. — haa diown die way peace without appoaaomont In that aspect, in his personal­ knowledge that the. Russians may to be doing the earns thing with ity, In hia diverslflcd and aigflifl- — haa diowii how the aNoney of a U nationa, now being apont their part of Germany ia reassur­ Motorola TV cant record in civic, buainess, aftd Arthur Drti|t Store* on armas can ho ^ e o t Instead on food and rehabilitation purely human affairs, "Ned" Al­ ing. For all that would mean, m 'Onco you b m and hear tkia b*w UetoBoU < len hrlnga an honorable and.dis- reality, la that It la high time both i TRUSSES, BELTS. CROSVENOR IM S Model — mmM a m i b i c m you’U xMOoa ba aatiUlBd with anythiag Uaal PholOipBtfBel Bicoiii m om ciu r o B i i o M Unguiabed sUength to the 1950 of us reahred that, iinleaa we both 1 Ei,AS'nC HUKIBRT, get out of Germany, unless we ! 2 0 ixieh TV that's biggar-than-litot Haw FM/AM ladie el Is Available Rcputdican Ucket, a "atrength in CRIITt^Hk^ BRACES pouoT Bf mmoemTVB b t t h e m i i d i m t m w m m depth” which should carry weight both atop preparing to uae Ger- j WILTON BROADLOOM Bspart nttaiB thiiliiag leahaBi ■ Aad tha Badaafaa Motocob laaead for , with,all voters who are cbnMder many in new war. we arc going to I pUyar that pUya 60 aiwoda (78, 48 aad 33^ c-P-a.) lalth - tPIM M BT T U Bb K. OM M TO BIB Milk Immedlato ^ lag the Issues and choices of this have that war and destroy each ! BOW porfocHoB. AO IhiB ifi a boaoliial oonaolo of mahog- other in It. 1 W atch your enUre room Uke on new loveliness when we deliver your DeUvory I. ^ • any ot limod oak. Enjoy this complete entottainaBOBipleoe 'A t claetiaM seriously. was talking a minuta ago, mathar nor rug or carpet. Oroavenor It one of the moot dieUacUve carpets in the nu^eat price range today. Styled like fabric* much higher In priw. with S14^9-5 jq. yd. in vonrhoflM bowI high and low looped pile, it features a smooth flowing wave dcri|ni. BecauM BANTLY Sctbfick la Efiran - L axy Octfiber —hold an» ha might start ogaM^ ®f Its looped weav’e, Oroavenor always looks "freshly vacuumed, keeps fluff­ Immediate delivery fmm.stockt i-llilCT P. S. 8INATOR BBIBM MeMlHON ' ‘Jk » : UaltAd Nattoae tercea In More golden then bright and ing to a minimum, and wears "like Iron.” Fern Oreen, Ptatiaum Ongr and vlmve run into a costly trep, blue, more conducive to continued H you ko^ edit briof and allow timo bo> Duety Roee in 13 ft. vftiro aW twoon colli, fhtt you moko your party lino mero ruga and Wall-tchhraH bunaHa- omco. of concealed North Ko autumn eloth than bracing for the tlons. (12x9 ft. eiBe, 3184.10). MAIN ST. nd C3iifieee Communiat days ahead, one more October voluablo to you and your neighbors. Also available in 27” width a t MALONEY'S l -k V O ra 'A > O U T H I TO P U T U toreaa which eucceeded in flips over the top of the calendar. 311.25. and alao 3 other colors TEL. 529.1 hEorder. what th« United Na It was taithful to the Washing­ RADIO ond TELEVISION filmBctBd to be ton long-range' forecaat eMUch 'Maiichediet Rongw and Fuel <60 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE M 04< iinapppBtd inarch to the said It weuld be abnormally warm. NOVEMBER KHh AND 11th. SEE OTHER ADVTS. ON PAGES 5 and l 3 ot Korea. It barely'muatered' enough fros( i ROTAR'F ClfUB’S GOIJJEN JUBILEE MINSTREL — 'VERPLANCK SCHOOL Oil Distributors xVMifijtoB^dlM sa ea to bB much to flavor the apples and ripen the J ' i , . . ■ • / (5 MANCHESTEI^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1950 PA C niLIV B t

MANCHESTEI^EVENTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRroAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 -A the Vertion WSCS will be held on 1 and Schenectady. Boston, Cornell i Saturday November 4th at the CliristiiiaB Sale ! and Connecticut State Unlveraittea Siipp«‘r Raymood Cooper, Aldsn B. Ballsy II Rockville Vernon church starting at two _ I a • 1 eod the New Britain centennial. CJiarge Lodge To AddretM Union Set Up Board and Harry Ftrato, all Republicana, o'clock. In the afternoon there will B v 1 J l l l r e l l L i s l e i l .They were alao gueMt of the Ca- At the VFW Home IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY BEEN and Mrs. Katherine Bourn, Melvin be a .variety of booths, featuring e I nadlan Army at Hamilton, Ontario LODGE-THE STATESMAN! Hit In Scored CONTACTED BY A CANVASSER E. Hathaway and Walter T. Ma­ last year, and were again invited Wanted ADA Aid NOTICE IClub Addition botl) food ana fancy articles. Sat­ The annual Armistice supper honey, Democrats. It is Manches­ urday evening at eight o’clock At the November meeting of the j this year, but owing to prlo- er- He was elected Memeher of House of Representa­ Next Monday ter's flrst Board of Dlrectora op­ Zoning Board of Ap­ Ladies Aid Society of Zion Luth­ gageinenta could not attend. Two win be held at the V.F.W. Post By Thespians I there will be a setback card party. eran Church on Cooper street, ; rooms, Manchester Green. Satur­ tives from Fourth District of Connecticut (Fair- (OontIniMd fitMB Pags One) erating under the new charter peals p u b I i e hearing "The Christmas Work Shoppe" has pipers In the blkjd, Eidward Sco't FOR CHEST X-RAY provletona for minority repreeen- To Be Opened Wednesday evening, a Ctiri'stmas ; and Joseph Forbes have been re­ day evening, Nov. 11. at 6:30 field County) in 1916. On strength of ability, clear­ Directors to Organise scheduled for Monday, been telected for the theme, and a sale was planned for Wednesday, , called to the service, and are now o’clock. All members of Ander- ly demonstrated in flrst term, was reelected in 1948. of "hats. Innuendo and personal tatlon. November 6, 1930 at 8 cafeteria lunch will be served son-Shea Post are Invited aa How They Run” I« abuse." The present mayor is Harold November 29. begidning at six i on active duty with the U. S. Took active and influential part in many contro­ appointments And Proceed on Local P. M. in (he Municipal Public luvitt^ to Look throughout the day. Mrs. Carolyn o’clock. If the cliurch basement . Air Force and Army reapectively. guests of the Auxiliary. Post PNMBled by Group Lodge told his Bridgeport aud­ Turkln^on and the Board sec­ I .Taft is general chairman in charge members’ wives, auxiliary mem­ versial issues such ns Foreign Relief .\cl, European ience that the Bowles’ record waa Appointments ^ retary la John Lappen. Building WILL BE which is being lenovatort is com- Recently the band accepted an Over Rockville Organ-^ as9lsted by Pauline Farr. Frances pleted it will be used for the sale, invitation to play at a Repi.Wlcun bers and their husbands who arc Recovery Program, Displaced Persons Act. Mutual Fitna Center Qinrch one of "broken promises"-and the Besldaa them, the following ap­ HELD INSTEAD AT Maguire. Mary LeDuc, Anna Tyler, not members of the Post will also election of a Republican Adminis­ The agenda for the organizatian pointments sre to be msde: ization^s Building otherwise it will take place In the rally fpr John Davis Icxlge which Defense Assistance .\ct and legislation to strengthen CALL 5135 POLICE HEADQUAR­ Florence Madden, Frances An­ peu-ish house. : was' held In Glastonbury; their lie welcome. A donation will be sbmSIi kit WM soertd by tration waa needed to restore the aeasion of the new Board of Di­ Town Counsel, member of the asked from all who are not Post our military program. people’s confidence In their stats TERS. drews, Marjorie Barton and Doris M ISS Emily Kinsman, president I next public appearance .will be at Mfes GMter IksspUns last nlsht in 9 A. M. to 9 P, M.—Monday Through Friday rectors, elected In October, calls Advisory Board of Health, Advis­ Rockville, Nov. 3—(Special)— Madden, of thf^ society and general chair-i the Buahnell Memorial Noc. 9. un­ members. The committee would government. ory Recreatlte and Par.k Board, iThe Koacluzko Club at 1 Venwxi like each member of the Post to Constantly has favored legislation for benefit of Um MW Vsrpisnck school sudttor- In his Torrlngton speech, Bowles that body together Monday at 7 :S0 New Hours man. nominated her committees as dcr the aunpicea of the Order of Aascssor, Auditor, member of I avenue will open their club for Starting November 1st the offi- followa: ' Fancy Work, Mrs, How­ Scottish H ana leave hla name at the Post rooms. veterans, reduction of taxes, supiiort of free enter­ tam oa Oloott itrsot, when they critkazed printed matter which he .80 that the charter provistona may Board of Tax Review, two mem­ I public inapecUon of the new nddl- The supper haa been an annual ne met. The charter provides for cial.s of the Rockville Build[ng and ard Hansen and Mrs. Frankivn -H)- prise, elemination of Communist and other suh- pcsssntml “Bm How They Run." fortunate In having her as one of said was being sent through the bers of Library Board, member of Itlon on Saturday afternoon. The Loan Aasociation have announced Hill. affair for yeara and It la hoped to thno-M t farce by Philip King. Curt Gowdy to Announce malls to attack him. At New the opening of the session not the Pension Board, member of Ibidldlng will be open to the public have a good turnout. To World veraive activities in U. S. and for strong military es­ their players. later than 8 ‘p. m. Child Photography the following new office houra: 1st, Parcel Post, Mrs. Raymond Appeals Board tablishment. The east, anperbl., directed by As the Bishop of Lax, and uncle Boston Red Sox Gamee Haven. U. S. Attorney Adrian W, Town Planning Commission, mem­ I until 6 o'cicck during which time 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays. 1:30 to Miller and Mrs. John Matchulat. War I membera Armiatica Day A. Winiam Astley. performed Maher said he haJ ashed postal In­ First business to come before ber of Zoning Board of Appeals, THE MODERN WAY Jthc public will be welcome. The will always be a day never to be of Penelope Toop, (Miriam Pln- the Board will be the election of 3:30 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; 1st. White Elephant, Mms Gladys Meets Monday without a flaw. The raptd-flre die. ncy) Don McOain, gave an ex- Boston, Nov. 8.—(A^—Curt spectors to Investigate complaints member of Development Commis­ I new add(tlon Includes a ballroom 2nd and 3rd Fridays, 1:30 to 3:30 Seelert and Mrs, Emil Scclert. Sr. forgotten, aa la V.E, Day and V.J. Has taken very active part in administration of produced a laugh In almoet that "defamatory and scurrilous” a chairman, who will hold the sion. Take advantage of a por­ land lounges, and the bowling al- Day to World War II veterans. ceilcnt account of himself. Hla Gowdy. who assisted In broad­ title of mayor, and a secretary. p.m. Religious Arllclea Mr» Paul these Congressional committees: Foreign .Affairs, •very line. The continued laughter material waa being mailed. M It trait studio designed ex­ lleya will soon b6 completely in- Prokopy. The Zoning Board of Appeals An entertainment will follow part called for a constant attempt casting baseball games In New Under unfinished business the Wedding Saturday the supper. Members who wish In­ National Security. International Law, Voice of Amer­ of the audience drowned out many at dignity, amasingly hard to York’s Yankee SUdium for was found that federal law was clusively for children. latalled. The marriage of Miss Shirley F. Food. Mrs. Albert Petke and will meet Monday night In Police of the humorous lines. being violated. Maher said, those new Board will take up the mat­ I At eighf o’clock Saturday cve- Mrs. William. Sadrozliiski. Headquarters to hold a public formation may call ths Post ica. International Organizations and Western Eu­ maintain due to the humorow cir­ the past two years, will broad­ ter of three appointments, one to French Troops Andrews to Pfc. William G. rooms, 3818. Although the leading roles In the cast Boston Red Sox homo responsible would be prosecuted. Inlng there will be a dance with Schwarz will lake place on Sat­ During the sale, cake and coffee hearing on 18 applications rela­ rope. cumstances which prevailed at Oor. Chester Bowie# the Housing Authority of the town ANNE G R im N music by the Harmony Bella/Or- tive to e.Nceptlons of the zoning play were taken by Miriam Plnney the vicarage upon his unexpected games next year. Applauds Blaher Efforts and two to the School Building I urday, November 4, at 1:30 o’clock will be served by Mrs. Walter and Robert Martin there were no The Sox office announced Detnocratle State Chairman Quit Laokay Ichestra. , _ — at the Rockville Methodist church. Mertens and her committ**. regulations. All persons interest­ arrival. In every phase of his Gov. Chester Bowles will apeak committee. All vacancies were Chifil Photograsher Uninge to Meet ed may attend. Because the sUri. each actor gave complete today that the 31-year-old ra­ John M. Bailey Issued a statement caused by resignation of Incum­ Food Sale MEET JOHN LOOSE AND OTHER REPUBUCAN CANDIDATES understanding to his part and characteriiatlon Don a’ss absol- to members of Local 63. Textile Tlie annual election of officere Board of Directors will be meet­ ulelv convincing- his appearance, dio announcer had been ap­ applauding Maher’s efforts to Workers Union of America, at ■ bents. (OenUiraed from Page One) <176 MAIN STREET As haa been Us custom for a ing in the hearing room of the SAVE ON played It with sincerity and con­ I will lake place at the meeting of number of years the American Kilties to Hold his "actions and his clipped British proved by the ball club and the track down the "source of this or­ meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at TInk The Board will take up the ques­ PHONE 4933 I the Orange to be held this #venlng Municipal building, it la necessary SUNDAY, 3 P. M, ITALIAN-AMERICAN CLUB, ELDRIDBE ST. viction. two sponsors of the broadcasts ganized effort to libel the leaders er Hall, Frank M. Reilly, president tion of rent control by local option, dieted unofficially since the French Le^on Auxiliary will sponsor a for the Zoning BMrd to move In- i Vicki Wachtel. as Ida, the maid, accent, all were In complete ac­ In October withdrew from all other ■ at eight o’clock In Grange Hall.’ food sale on Election Day. Novem­ cord. He showed control of his of Red Sox games. of the Democratic ticket by every of Local 63, announced this morn­ as permitted under recent federal I The following arc the members of Animal Election in the Court room for thia aea­ CARPET proved through her Cockney char- Gowdy Is a native of Chey­ foul trick of Innuendo and Irre­ ing. Tlie meeting wdll b« open to regulations. It la expected this major posts on the Chinese fron­ ber 7 at the Co-op store. Park sion. (Republican Town Committee) part at all times. tier except oMneay and Dinhiap, I the refreshment committee for acterlMtlon her capability as an Ruth Rowley as Miss Sklllon, enne, Wyo., and began broad­ sponsible attack.” the public, he added. huslnesa may draw some dlacua- I November. Mr. and Mrs. George place starting at 11 a.m. General Outdoor Advertising Room Blaa Rags excellent comedienne. If this per­ casting there. He later moved Earlier In the day. Republican alon. on the eastern end of the line. ^'oothall Hatiirda.v The Manchester Pipe-Band will Company is seeking permission to 1 Wall to Wan Instalhitioiis gave her usual fine performance Reilly aald that Local *8 lEicker. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin The Rockville High School foot- hold its annual election of officers formance by Vicki Is any criterion, Her delightful Interpretation of a to. similar work In Oklahoma State Chairman Clarence F. Bald h a d alao Invited John Opinion on rent controls laJtnown NOTICE iKantcr. Nfr. and Mrs. Irving Sweet. retain 17 advertising signs in van- ! the Center Thespians are Indeed City before going to New York win said that as far as he knew to vary among Board members. Snea for ftOJMO ball team will play the Windham i and banqeut in the Efcyptian room ouB aectiuns of the town. They j frustrated busybody continually Lodge, Republican gubernatorial I Mrs. Elsie Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. High team on Saturday afternoon i of the Hotel Bond. Hartford, on MANCHESTER In 1049 to assist Mel Allen, neither the Republican State Cen­ candidate, and Jaaper McLevy, Scheduled la the listing of a pub­ THE OFFICE OF I Howard HueUman. Mr. and Mrs. are one and two panel algns for ; amused the audience. It was done who broadcasts the Yankee tral committee nor local town lic hearing for the proposed Sun­ Hertford. Nov. 3—(>P)— Mrs. at 2 p.m. at Henry Park in Rock Nov. 4th. This colorful organlza- advertising purpo.scs. CARPET CENTER to perfection. Socialist candidate, to addresa the Mary Band of this city has asked I Sam Moaea, Miss Grace Risley, tton has had a very .successful yeai The only other appllcallon Is ■ games. committees "have any connection union "on Sunday but that the other day Bale of liquor, but to date no DR. WILLIAM L. I Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Skinner, Mr. vllle. 108 Main SL. Tarnplhs Oaraer Merrill (Butch) Adams as Cor­ with the abnormal amount of such formal petition haa been submitted. the Superior court to award her Auction Tonight and traveled extensively, taking from Towm Motors, Inc., seeking i poral aive Wlnton again proved two candidates wlU not attend. damages of <20,000 for first and land Mrs. David Dougan. part in parades, exhibitions and permission to have a used car lot i material being used this year.” Lodge aald he had a previous en­ If one Is not forthcoming tomor­ CONLON The High School Fellowship of UaUy 8 to 8:30—Wed. Te Nona Classified himself a fine comedian. He haa Baldwin deplored Bailey's "at­ row, discussion probably will by second degree abdominal bums she Baakethall the Union Congregational ct-iirch competitions at such places as on Main atreet, south of No. 613 . niora., Frt. 8 to 8—Tel. 2-4848 gagement while no answer waa re­ received when a waltrcas in a 29 HAYNES ST. The managers and captains of played leading parU in Thespian Ingrid Won’t Make tempt to fix the blame for this ceived from McLevy, Reilly aald postponed. will sponsor an auction tonight at | War hington, D. C , New York City 1 at the comer of Pearl street, plavs heretofore, and again last literature on the Republican par­ lunch room In the Bage-Allen de­ |the teama entered in the Rockville seven o’clock at the church PAPER COLLECTION Advertisements (Lodge will apeak Sunday after­ Scheduled Is further discussion partment atore allegedly spilled a HAS RE-OPENED FOR I Intermediate League will meet this night made a great contrlbuUon to ty.” noon at the Italian-Amerlcan club of the proposed purchase of the Dance the production. Any Films Here HoMlflK IlWIM cup of Coffee on her August 5. In REGULAR OFFICE jevening at seven o’clock at the The High __ ..School...... Arts...... and...... Crafts. as a guest of the Italian-Amerlcan former Archie Hayes property on a companion suit her husband, IN THE Miriam Plnney. as Housing was revived aa an Issue activities committee.) Purnell place for a public parking home of Jeff Koelseh of Union > ciilb\riu"'hord'T‘dance"'thiir’eve^ OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 16 Toop, young American wife of the William, aeeka <5,000. Mrs. Sands HOURS I street, at whi(:h time the pre- ning at the Sykes Gymnasium to l j (OsBtinned From Page Om ) In the campaign when Governor Reilly added that Governor lot. the coat evidently to be fi­ clalma to have been permanently I pared schedule and rules for the you buy VEHHIAN BII OFF PORTER Street; 6-room sin­ vicar. Rev. Uonel Toop iR o ^ ^ Bowles, through a proxy, took ex­ Bowles had rearranged hla apeak- nanced from parking meter Income. be known aa "The Hilarious Hat Martin), was charming. In thU disabled by the buma. [season will bo distributed. \ Dance." gle with enclosed sun room, fire­ to halt the showing here of the ception to Republican statements ing schedule so that he could at­ Action may also be taken to The season will open on Tuesday. NORTHWEST SECTION place, garage In basement, oil her first Thespian play. y j American-edited version of Rossel­ that his only connection with the tend the local meeting. •Implement recommendations of [November 14. Mr. Koelseh reports steam heat. House haj bean dona vaclty and pleasing personality lini's film "Stromboll," starring "Bowles Park” housing project In After the governor’s talk, a Director Christie F. McCormick, are readily conveyed to the audl- I thert are ten teams comprising over, and in immaculate condl- Miss Bergman. Rossellini blames Hartford waa "to turn the first general meeting will be held and made previously, that study of WAfli WAUa.W001IW0KK.Ulf0LEUM.TlLE 1100. boys with all teama fully unl- Atomic Weapons Uon. Price .s <16.000. T. J. the film’s poor reception on what spadeful of earth.” the union will elect new officers consolidation of the town's fire I formed -by local merchants. The Crockett, Broker. Phone 6416, Van McQulde aa Rev. Arthur he calls RKO Studio's "garbled 'The governor cancelled a sched­ for the coming year. districts and departments be made. Humphrey and Bob Martin m achedute for the opening night in­ Books ill Library 6 editing" and "excessive cutting.” uled appearance at dedication ex­ The new Board of Directors is cludes Seven Saints vs. Aces at MONDAY, NOVEMBER MANCHESTER—WeU built Cape Rsv. Uonel Toop. both gave excel­ The hearing la due next Wednes­ ercises at the project yesterday composed of Harold A. Turkington lent characterisations of their re­ Blg^MEW.KIHD TO HANDS [7:30 p.m.; Rockville Legion Jr. vs. j Ood, about U years old. Four fin­ day. after Hartford Republicans had U. S. Won’t Name John H. Lappen, T. J. Crockett, [Maijniea Sunoco *at 8:4.6 p.m. On ' "The Efffccts of Atomic Wea­ ished rooms with expansion at­ spective roles. Rossellini Looked Tired charged they were arranged at the pons” is Die title of a recent book If you live on any of the streets in this section have your paper out on Allan Coe, Jr., as the Intruder I Saturday night the Crusaders will ! tic. Hot water oU heat, fireplace, The 34-year-oId Miss Bergman, request of his office. play the All Rockvilles at...... 7 p.m added to the files of th(» Mary Monday. Proceeds from these collections of paper serve to buy new turned In anerther fine perform^ "Politics, which has no place at Envoy to Spain brass plumbing, Insulated, screens her tawny hair cut short, wore’a Tolland Hgera vs. Swiss S e r v i c e i Cheney Library. The fullest infor­ • equipment for the Manchester Memorial Hospital and storm windows, Venetian ance. and George Lewis was most dark brown wrap-around polo gtich an occasion, has been dis­ I Station. 8:16 p.m.; .Satins vs. Prin- mation and moat accurate data an convincing as the efficient Eng­ gracefully and deliberately dragged To give your windowM the rich blinds, garage, nice location. Pull coat over a black, tailored suit. (Continued From Page One) I ceaa Soda Shop, at 9:30 p.m. thea# factors that may be publish­ price <11,800. Alice CUmpet lish constable, Sergeant Towers. She answered questions with a Into It," sstd the Governor in a ed at thia time la presented to Magazines, Paper and Paper Cartons Picked Up If Put Out at ths Curb. Xh^ itRg® BPtUnp wid reproduc- Plaa for Concert beauty they deserve your Venetian Agency, riione 4003, or Mr. Mit­ smile and appeared relaxed and statement read at the exercises by closer diplomatic and economic re­ Preparations are underway for readers of this book. A key to pro­ Ixiwer Prtcea Maks It Too Costly to Pick Up Olherwiao. ten <930, or Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. Uon of an English vicarage wm George Carr, State Housing Au­ tective measures for personnel and blinds should be custom made. To as­ well carried out In every detail. happy. lations with this country. I a spring concert to be given by Roaselllni. balding and 43. look­ thority Chairman. "I do not w-lsh Mr, Truman’s remarks strongly the Maple Grove Singers in the property, with suminarj’ of what la sure perfect fit, proper operation and MANCHESTER — New 4-room The fine lighting, costuming and to give anyone the slightest occa­ known today about the effect of single, space for 2 more, large makeup completed a well done ed tired and dra\\Ti. He wore Indicated, that the U. S. la not spring, and a group of singers are long life they should be custom made light tan camel hair coat and was sion for additional, unwarranted, rcad>’ to welcome Franco Into the meeting for rehearsals everv FrI- ■ atomic ^ c.xploslons, .i thia book was »i,» 4*lrase Note— Collei’tionB Will Be Made m Schgduled_Rflin_or lot, tile bath, hot water heat performance. bareheaded. vicious Insults." * western camp. Sollax day evening at the Maple Grove , Pr«-P»red under the direction of the by FINDELL. Call now for free (oU), flrieplaoe, breeaeway and "See How They Run" was the The Governor’s statement said Los Alamos Scientific Ijibora- ) garage. Vernon, new 5 rooms, all first three-act production in the Miss Bergman expressed relief he first knew that the housing pro­ Club under the direction of Ernest | tory- and offers an authoritative estimate. ea flrat floor, H acre lot. Priced beautiful new, well-equipped Vrr- at news from Los Angeles last ject was named for him when he Gleiginsky of Hartford. The j treatment of this 'Hal subject. Shine— Unleaa It Ralno In « Downpour planck auditorium. It will be re­ Wednesday announcing that her Ladle# group rehearses at 8 p. m. i The "First Principles of Atomic at <11,000. Manchester, duplex former husband, Dr. Peter Ltnd- read about It In the newspapers, and the Men’s chorus meet for re -1 •-«. Priced at <14,000. Duplex 6-6 peated tonight at 6;30. and said he hadn't invited himself 1 ABSENTEE Physics by Richard F. Huraplircys, strom. hsd been granted s Call- hearsal immediately following the former associate professor of phy­ looms. Priced at <11.600. For ap- fornta divorce. to the dedication ceremonies. | patataMBt please call Howard R. ladlea. New singers are welcome | sics at Yale University and Robert "Happy It's Over” McLevy lilts Roth Sides BALLOTS and those having their own trans- j HaaIttTifi. Real Estate Speclallat. In a statement yesterday. Lodge fBURTON'S For Best Beringcr, assistant professor of SSiiKS New First Aid portation may go directly to the physics of the the Yale staff, is PhaMl-UOT. ,‘Tm happy that It’S finally had asserted that state rental hou.s- For information on secur­ over,” she said. ing was started under Republican clubhouse. New singers needing , >,f ^ second book dealing NUFACTURING COMPANY MANCBIiflTERr^ihceellent 6-room Class l« Start Rossellini told reporters that Administrations, and that at least ing and executing ABSEN­ transportation are asked to call with the atomic (dienonicna. This I bungalow, nic« location, large hla newest film, based on the life Ralph Schuiney, 1305 or Miss text is designed fOT use In an in­ a / ^ fw w /8 half the homes built could be TEE BAI-I.OTS. call Re­ COME SEE! [ Muriel Lanz, 386J2. lot, wan landscaped with num- York Strangfeld, chairman of of St. Francis of Assisi, will be credited to the Republicans. troductory physics course and is MANCHKIia, CONNICTieUV esouB shade and fruit trees Hot ready for release abo((t next publican Headquarters at 9MI Social Toolght of greater Interest to the student the Red Cross First Aid commit­ Christmas. He said he has not While Senator McMahon was The regular Friday night social than to the general public. It is di­ water hapt, 1st floor lavatory. campaigning with Governor Bowles 3(556 or 2-0856. The com­ .■ ansB B . cM -

Increased about 10Q per cent, since years. Mrs. Staebner Is a writ­ served by Mrs. Helen WybcrsKl. less ransacked, and window glass Another Shower Attractive fcnlurcs on. tne (able Tuberculosis X-Ray Program Swings Into Operation Round Up 400 ReaidenU in This Area Annual Meeting removed. 'The boua# la now the Every Member Canva.s.s waa er of some distinction. She has adopted. This means that some had poetry published In Good were- a bouquet of jiellow and or* AABOR Will Tell You... Gave-in Accident Here owned by M ra Leslie F. Ward of rhid pompons and a ahower cake Providence, R. I., a fonner resi­ n ora^ parish Improvemeuta can Hou.sekcoplng and other magsi For Miss Mcliiiire Rebel Linders ■ Of ‘Wohieii’s Club now be made, and several sugges­ tines. decorated In green, red and yellow, Report Seeing the Meteor dent here and a granddaughter of with a spray of red roses In tbe the late Mr. Porter. She spends tions were made, to be considered Mrs. Sherwood A. Miner, who is VETERANS WIIKTell Yob ... Hrings State Action later. Refreshments of dougli- also a patient at tlio same hospi­ Miss Marion McGuire of Summit center. "Strengthening Our Security" U her summers here. The house street, whose marriage to Earl In Puerto Rico A t least three residents of this,,t,blus color, aha said. Mr. and Mra. nuts and cidrr were aci ved and a tal, la reported gradually Improv­ theme o f the annual fall meet- was put under police protection Knofla will take place In St. s ■ ---- area saw the brilliant ctlesUal Kitching saw the “mstoor”*whra some years ago, but with little social time enjoyed. ing. but will remain longer until a |Ang of the Oonnectlrat State Fed­ 'Tbe law military whist, spon-; more complete result has been ob Bridget's church. Saturday, No- INDEPENDENTS WillTellYoB... Easter Lily Plants Bloom (CMtIaaad traas Paga Om ) prmomenon that shot across tbe they wars trying to corral b calf. apparent effect. The house Is vembci 11, waa tendered another Warrants Issued for They set tbe time as 7:S0 to 7:45 eration of Women’s clubs, Monday, well over 100 years old, and has sored by the PTA. of a series of tainrd. The nature of her all Here Under November Sun northeastern skies at 7:85 p. m.- mlacellaneoua shower last aveMng Alexander Jarvis and prisoners were being brought to p. m. Mr. Kitching reported aeelBg been occupied at various times by four p ^ le s . was held last Friday ment Is as yet somewhat obacure. yesterday and waa viewed by ob­ November 18, at the Stamford evening at the town halt, with by MIsa Shirley Wytoraki of Bls- San Juan. a core of IlghL I Woman's Club, 45 Prospect street the family of the grist mill opera­ The report is that Daniel (jardoni DEMOCRATS Will Tell Yob ... Mra. Arthur Nllea baa been servers in such widely-scattered eight tables In play. Mr. and 1 of Amston Lake has bought the sell street, who la to to her maid One o f His Foremen; San Juan, which had the appear­ Parks said ha was walking < ' that city. Mrs. Wilmer L, Schultz tor. or other tenants, it la hoped having Easier lily plants points as Utica and Albany, N. Y.,. that the offenders can be brought Mra. Howard Selden and- Mr. and property owned by Mra. Victoria of honor. ance of a siege city following the Parker street at approximately et Cansan, president of the Fed- About twanty-rive aaaoctatee of Text o f the Charge blooming at her home at revolt, began returning to normal. Portland, Me., Montreal and Otta­ ^ a . aama time whan ha waa at­ to justice. Mra. Richard M. Grant we-e win­ Strong of I-archmont. constating Lllley atreet. I'efation. will preside at the all-day tha bride-elect In the office of the National Guardsmen continued to wa, Canada. tracted by an eerie light la the Officers elected at the annual ners of the grand prize. Mr. and of a dwelling house, farm buildings REFUBLICilNS Will Tell Yob ... One of the flowers la on dis­ Mr. and Mra. Harry Kitching of meeting. Mra. Irwin B. Miller. Mrs. Charles Aircraft plant were present. Profl€Cutor Philip B «y fr today stop all taxicabs In the city, how­ aky. 'The bright object appeared meeting of the Hebron Congrega­ and 17 acres of farm land, and will Miss McGuire opened her cho'de play at ('enter restaurant. North (Coventry, Axel Paries of 4 three or four feet long with a light The morning session for bustncM Barnet and Mrs. Wallace Brodcur move there In the near fUtu^. The iMued wirranta for Alexander ever, to check passengers and tional church Saturday evening, gifts while seated under a paras.il Jarvia, prominent builder, and one I.ast year, at thi.s same season baggage compartments. Green Hill road and 13-year-oId “atreamy” Ull. I and reports will open at 10:30. were winners of the table prize property Is located on the Kebron- o u l' of the year when lilies are not are; Member of the church com' decorated In green, pink and or­ o f hie foremen. Franklin T. Bat- Puerto Ricans began making Kenneth Burkamp, 637 Middle What some obaervera deacribad John Labcree, assistant to the mittee to serve three years, A l­ for the evening. Mrs. George Wllllmantic road about half a mile Min, In connection with the accl- u.sually seen, she alsio had Turnpike, east, all reported to The as a “ great green flash in the aky" president of Hlllyer CoUege, Hart- Kramer w'on the door prize, and chid. jokes about tha Nationalist at­ bert CooHdsc; secretary. Albert east of Hebron vlllaga. I A buffet style luncheon was drat on Middle Turnpike, west, plants blooming. tempt to storm with five men the Herald that they had seen, the waa a very bright meteor, accord­ tftzA, and director of community W. Hilding; treas)irer, Lsjclus W Richard M. Grant, the dark horse That You Can Vote With The annual drive for donations- Wedneaday that killed one and governor's palace, which Sir Fran­ vari-colorrd fireball which some ing to Harvard University astron­ sarvices. will speak on "Security Robinaon, Sr. Tlie expenae al­ prize. Apple pie. chee.se and cof­ to the Windham Community Me­ aerioualy injured two other work­ cis Drake could not capture with authorities have described as “def­ omers, which apparently dlainta- versus Self-Reliance." lowance of the Rev. George M. fee were served. The apples morial Hospital, will be headed er!. The proaecutor pointed out hundreds. initely a meteor." grated in a terrific sheet of light I^unchcon at 12:30 will be served Milne, pastor, w-aa raised another came from the Smith orchards. her# by Mre. William I. Boray. The tnat the iaaiiinf of the warranta ia India Charges Campos at Secret Place Mrs. Kitching described the somewhere ' over (panada. Reports , * t the First Congregational $100, and he was again hired as •Slrreno Scranton, chairman ol drive la sponsored by the Wom­ d technical step required by the , the Na- sight as similar to that when light­ from Montreal said it was - church, reservations for which raster. Tbe budget as prepared the ways and means rommittee. en’s Auxiliary of tha hoepttaL Col­ |l6fl|l6d with atatutea in auch caaea. ttonalisk leader who stumbled out ning struck a transformer In her bright aa day fqp five aeconds in should be made before November by the church officers wras aoprov- reporta that about $68 were netted lection wriH' be made Nov. 2. All The warranta, laaued at the re- Reds Aid Drift of hie home early yesterday under vicinity. The sky lit up a bright that city. 9, with Mrs. Grace G. Leach. 63 ed. The church meeting was pre- to go Into the PTA treasurj’ for aorta of iterea will to welcomed, queat of SUte Labor Commiaaion- a police tear gas barrage and sur­ Kachelle Avenue, Stamford. ceded by a pot-luck supper, served school welfare tiae. AH who do­ such as canned goods, fruits, har­ er John J. Egan, charge “ failure to rendered, was being-held at a se­ In th# church dining room. nated prizes, helped with refresh­ dy vegetablea, old cotton sheets or exetciae reaaonable care to provide The speaker at the aiternoon cret place In the city. Authori- ments or in nny other wav, are other white cotton goods, etc. a reaaonable aafe place to work. To World War sesalon at two o'clock will be Roger Mr. and Mra. William Keenan of CONFIDENCE America Spurs .tiea obviously feared a Nationalist Stassen GOP A. Gleason, director of Civilian Hartford were week-end guests of sincerely thanked. I Boxes will to placed In public Motorola TV Maximum pcnaltj- under that par­ attempt to rescue him. ' Difense for the Stale o( Connecti­ Mr. and Mra Clarence E. Porter. A paper collection Is being places to receive donations. ticular charge la a JlOO fine. It (Continued From Page One) Munoz Marin said charges had ia expected that the chargei will Atomic Output cut. The meeting will adjourn at Mrs. Sadie Rathbtm. who has lived made, the proceeds to go to the First Selectmaui Winthrop S. U iodi TV been filed against Albizu Campos, Wheelhorse As in Chicago with her daughter Of missionary committee of the He­ Porter was again elaeted u presi­ be continued in Town Court until New Delhi government that T i­ I . 3:30, but he declined to say what they late vears. has been a visitor with bron Congregational church to dent o f the Inter County Ambu­ the inqueat la held by Coroner betan forces have fallen back to were. t tftiU t(OUis W. Schaefer, and that no i To Meet Peril old Mends here for a few days. help pay expenses of sending the lance Association at Ita annual Petnpa Go. 200 miles east of the He has said he believed the as- Election Nears She plans to visit In East Hamp­ >"Oung people to camp next sum­ meeting in Colchester. Mr. Por­ Bll9R9|rtBll further action will be taken until tmt M t/mfh mmtnh capital. A . rhinc.se hroadciist sasalnation attempts showed a ton before going back to Chicago. mer. Donations of paper may be ter reported that tha ambulance after the inqueat. said Red troops were "heroically Hebron ..mhmhyemPiPhm -. t For Colonel “Harry” Jarvia la preaident of the Jarvia link between the Natlonaliata and (Continued From Page One) (CouHaned from Poga Om ) A. large number attended the left at the horse sheds back of tbe was used here for nine trips, or IM/AM ffiOlt overcoming all geographical dif- the aims o f world Communism. chtirch. The papers should be ae- 360 miles, during tha past yaer. •m M vw JUMHiUlMM Conatruction Company and Bataon flcultles” on the march to the Informal parish meeting of St. W N iU atllw waa the foreman in charge of the Photo by Fallot Studio Four top Comnsunists, iocluding than the-past nations expect to p. m., e. s. t, Stassen at 10:30 Hebron’s Civil Defense Co-ordln- Peter’s Episcopal church Thura- curelv tied In bundles. Hebron G. Russell of South Cov­ heart of 'J'd’et, but did not give the party pitoldent, are in cus­ toad project where the Natality oc­ have ready by 1953 when the plan p. m. ator, Harold L. Grey, announces dav evening laat. Prior to a Mrs. Harold Staebner. a daugh­ entry was fined $6 for failure to the Invadcr.s' position. Peiping— tody. calls for about 40 divisions on the ter of the late Dan .Tones of Jones observe a stop sign at Hebron MW *>if#w e s w tasied'’ (Aws* curred. and Moscow, too—claimed the Among those present at the,feIoals, can be detected by the X- Mr. Truman’s address will go that the Hebron Aircraft Warning business meeting motion plcture-s UtoBO** loo#. WeoU»*«e emleo ee# laaned After InveetigaUon Caban Miaaion Quits central front of Europe. out over about 1,200 radio and 72 of Alaska were shown through the street. Hebron and her relatives. Grern about two wweke ago, at a iniiiifcliliitiwiiM troops were being welcomed every­ FBI Seizes Wife opening of the Mancheater Tuberr ,ray. Three members o f Cuba’s House Service will participate in the The proaecutor atated the war- 2. A statement a few months television Stations through a courtesy of Richard Kendall of Mr. and Mrs. John I/iomis of WII- court held last Thursday evening where by the Tibetan people. ^ ciilosla X-ray pnjgram yesterday Another mobile unit started yes­ of Representatives ’ who had set before trial juatIce Clifford R ranta were laaued after inveatlga- ago by General Omar Bradley, hookup of all the major broad- large scale teat of the Ground Ob­ Hartfonl. a friend of Henry A. limantlc, were recent callers here. Moscow’s Communist Party O f A s B ilt t fiS t l afternoon were General Chairman terday to cover approximately out on a goodwill mlsalon to San Wright and prosecutor WIIHsra W. tlon by W. J. Collopy of the State Vfl C^lclin Moriarty, Town castir

■ I / _____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19S0 MANCHBSl’ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1980 PAOl flFJM lf PAOiS FOURTEEN

ner Scout meeting In Yeomans Madeline Mitchell, financial chair­ Mexican Jumping Sam Snead HolcU Hall Monday night when the local man here, and made plans for a Featured Soloist Expect 5O9OOO to Watch Kiddies Revue group, under the leadership ,o f house, to house solicitation. The Mrs. Herbert Englert entertained campaign la In connection with Team Out Front Two Sti*oke Lead At Stale Theater the formation of the new Eastern Yale and Dartmouth Play |iVossi//8 to Offer Fans Reserved Seats This Season a Wllllmantic group who have Mra. John Deady aa leader. Games Connecticut Girl Scout Council. Plnehurst, N. C., Nov. 8—W5 -- $250 Is Columbia's quota toward New York, Nov. 8.— The •Hm doen

AatoiMibOM for Solo 4 Aotomobilee for Sale 4 B w if Offerto 18 Help W uM d^PcBSl* 85 Help Waated— Male or Oluionds— Watchf Musical Instruncnta 61 Jewelry MATURE Balss Udlsa for Christ­ Feaiale 87 48 DeCORMIER MOTOR 18M DELUXB: Pontlao tudor. OEOROE H. WILL!AMS Assoet- UPRIGHT PU N C for sale, Qasafied Beautiful black original paint atss bava added commercial re­ mas work. Apply In person. Wil­ MAN OR Woman to candle eggs, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- condition. Best offer takes SALES, Inc. One of the nicest can of this type frigeration to their complete line ton Gift Shop. part time or full time. Give par- pSlrs, adjust, watches expertly. Phone 2-1904 after 4. SAYS: "Father Time has available. Ov'ned since new by a of restaurant supplies. Installa­ tlculari.'lWrite Box 8 , Herald, Reasonable prices. Open dally, W ANTED-W sltress. Must have Hartford school teacher. Name tion and servicing will be done by Thursday svanlngs, 129 Spruce Admiitanaiti been easy on these good cars." soma sxpsrienca. Apply In person. Wearing Appercl^Kurs 51 on request See this car for a real Wayne W. FhiUlps. Phone 2- street Phone 2-4387. For Example:— Silk City Diner, 647 Main street. CLABBiriBD ADVT. value. FuU price 1495, 1-S down, 8985. Sitoations Waated— FTJLL LENGTH mink dyed coney easy payments. Clarke Motor Peaiale 88 DIPT. HOURS: WANTED—Housekeeper for eld­ Foci end Feed coat. Size 12-14. Like new condl-I 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Sales, Broad street Phona 2- 49A tion. Call 2-2286 between 6 and •:M A. M. to 4:M P. M. FLEETLINE AERO SEDAN UoRMhold StrvteM erly couple. Live In. Telephone 2012. Offered 18A after 6 p. m., Rockville 495. BABY SITTER available. Call SEASONED Hardwood for fire- 7 p. m. Radio, heater, defroster, di­ 194'/ OLDSMOBILE 4-door, hydra- 3368. placa, furnace and range. Imme­ WEAVING of Duma, moth holes WANTED—Cleanup woman for diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ NORTHERN MUSKRAT fur coat rection lights, etc. An original matie drive, radio, heater, sun part' time work. Apply in person. size 16. Practically new. Phon4 t — 4 car with 25,000 honest miles. visor, backup lights, fog lights, and tom clothing, hosiery runs, CHILDREN Cared for by the day tonbury. 8-2938. Princess Restaurant. or hour. Elisabeth Cowles K N. 2-0207. vent shades, excellent tires, clean handbags repaired, aipper re­ In 1948 this car was the last placement, umbr^as repaired, 26 Linden street. FOUNIV-at t kitten. Phone 5018 word in Chevrolet. It’s still Interior. Manchester Motor Sales WANTED— Stenographic secre­ Gerden—Kern—Dairy Open Evenings. West Center men’s shirt collars reversed and tary for mortgage department. Wanted—To Hay ■nd dMcrtt>«> a cream puff throughout. replaced. Marlow’s UtUs Mending WILL CARE for children. Hours Prodocts 60 street at Hartford Road. Apply In own handwriting by 6:30 s. m. - 4:00 p. m. Inquire 79 liOST—Ouneo Thuradey Shop. WANTED—Good used furnltur 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. letter to First National Bank, Lockwood street after 4 p. m., GREEN Mountain potatoes. Just Any quantity. We offer you high mbnUna, betweemfloU street and WHAT DOES A NEW CORNICES and valanctf boards. Care of Manchester Evening Thursday, Friday or all day the kind you like. Mealy, tasty, St. James’s e h u r ^ Please call SEDAN est prices. Woodshed. Phone DODGE JOB RATED Custom built, choice of designs. Herald. Sunday. cook well. Delivered right to your 3154. 8 8 1 T . ______\ Deluxe. Radio, heater, dc- TRUCK COST? Phone 2-3524 from 6 a. m. to 9 - door. Call Hathaway, 2-1390. froater, spotlight. In 1947 p. m. EXPERIENCED Steno-secretary, WILX> PERSON who ^ k oie Manchester Delivered Prices Help Wanted— Male 86 college background, desires work APPLES, Hand picked. McIntosh wrong rod and black \lumber Plymouth was a leader, it still WANTED—A good, used electrlq Vi TON PICKUP—81,364 FLAT FTNT8 H. HoUand window in the home. Tel. 2-2576. 50c a buket and up. Frank Fer- welder. Call 2-2012. Jacket at the High SchooV^al- is. TON PANEL^1,B56 shades made to measure. All PAINTERS and rando, Birch Mt. Road, Glaston­ lowo'en dance please call 45iV %. TON PICKUP—$1,489 metal Venetian blinds at a new EXPERIENCED Doctor’s office bury. 1939 DcSOTO CLUB COUPE PAPERHANGERS assistant. Part or fuU time. Call Without KiHird IjOST—PASS BOOK No. 6451 1 TON PICKUP—$1,545 low price. Keys made whlls you Radio, heater, defroster. In wait. Marlow'a 4339, or write Box K Herald. Notice is hereby given that Pasi 11/2 t o n c h a s s is and CAB Apply APPLES, Sweet cider for sale. 434 PLEASANT, Furnished room with 39 this car was DeSoto’s Ml Book No. 64359, issued by The $1,554 MATTRESSES made to order. Gardner street. Albert Fracebia kitchen privileges. Couple pre-j Savings Bank of Manchester has fihest, it’s still a good buy In Mattresses re-made and steril­ Green Manor Estates, Inc. Sitoations Wanted— ferred. Phone 2-4428. been lost and application has its^ass. Come In and let us show you ized like new. We call for and Male 89 SPECIAL THIS week at $1 a been made to said bank for pay­ why a Dodge Job Rated Truck Woodbridge Street bushel. Choice of McIntosh, Bald­ ATTRACTIVE Room for deliver anywhere. Frank Folk, Furnished with twin beds. ment of the anaount of deposit 1939 t^HEVROLET COUPE can save you money. Over 356 42 South Main street, Colchester. EXPERIENCED 'Truck driver wins uid other varieties. 529 C. F. CHARBONNEAU would like work locally, or In West Center street. Phone 8116. 8905. RadioX heater, defroster. different models to fit your Phone Colchester 460. state. Write Box TJ. Herald. Aonooncementa Eleven ye^s ago this car led needs. and SON CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Choice new FURNISHED Room. Oonttnuoud MANCHESTER Upholstering Oo. hot water, for a gentleman. Tell the world in'^les. It still does. Liberal Trades On Your Re-upholsterlng, draperies, slip varieties. Cut 4»wers and plants. REDUCED Christmas rates on Steady Work Good Wages WANTED—Work with chain saw. 6803. the Reader’s Digest. One year This one is vbyy good. covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- 4 Hill street, corner Hillstown Present Truck Tel. 2-0611. road. Tel. 8185. 82.75, two years $9.00. U T. 9521 Open evenlnga Long Job FURNISHED Room for renL nean Land, (immunity representative. NEW WILLYS AVAILABLE SOLIMENE & FI.AGG, Inc. Main street. One gentleman. Tel| FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with Phone 2-1106 after 5 p. m. In 1947, ’48, ’4 ^ 5 0 Willys 634 Center Street VETERANS or non-veterans. The Dogs—Bird^“ $*®t® 41 Honsenold Goods 51 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. sold more StationXWagons Phone 5101 linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Ex trained man wins, and right now TURKEY SUPPER, Second Con- pert workmanship, free esti­ there Is a debnite shortage of DOGS Washed and groomed. See MAPLE BREAKFAST set. Will LARGE, CLEAN rooms single oil grsgatlonal church, November 8, than any other car m ^ers in FOR SALE— 1941 Ford H-ton mates. Open evenings. Jones trained men. Study at home In us for pet suppUea and fresh sacrifice. Call after 4. 97 Seaman double. Gentlemen preferred. Alj 6:30 p. m„ $1.50, adulU. Please this world. panel truck. Call Rockville 283 Furniture, Oak street. Phone 2- your spare time. 400 courses frozen horsemeat, 16c lb. Call arcle, Orford VllUge. Tel. 7822. the Center. 14-16 Wadswort make reservations early by call­ before 6 p. m., after 6, 1217. 1041. taught by International Cor­ Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4278. street. ing 2-1125 ot 2-9743. 1950 NEW. 4-CYL. STA respondence Schools. Veterans CORNICE and valance boards, RUBBISH Removed, also cord PUPPIES. Red Cockers, 825; Bos- LARGE, Furnished room for nice WAGON \ may ehroU under GI benefits only radiator covers, specialty work wood for sole. K J. Behrend. ton Terriers, cross breeds. Collie couple, or refined woman. Neaij 1939 MERCURY, radio, heater. qntU July 25, 1951. Write for made to order. 19 years design­ Heater, defroster, over­ 3163. and Boxer pups. Zimmerman bus line. Call 8038. ,1225. Phone 5705. catalogue. H. F. Monion, Repre­ ing. Dwyer Products, Inc., West drive. Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287 FI sentative, 607 Main atreet, Hart­ atreet, Bolton. Phone Manchester BAULARD'S Driving School, Man­ wSjiNDERFUL Buy. 1948 Ply­ LOW OVERHEAD enables us to 5326. LARGE Room In Hollywood secJ chester’s oldest. A.A.A. trained 1950 NEW 6 CYL. STATION mouth tudor deluxe. Color green, give you flne re-upholstering st ford, Conn. tlon. Private home. Separate en^ and certlSed Instructor. A.A.A. WAGON whlt^, wall tires, radio, heater. rock bottom prices. Have your KHTENS to be given away. OLD RED 'Tin B-rn, 706 North trance. Phone 7397. t]rps dual controUed cars. Day or three-piece living room sets re­ 'TWO MEIN for washroom. Steady Please call 8950. Heater, defroster, over­ Looks’and runs like a new one. employment. Clean place to work. Main street, buys and sells good evening appointments. 2-2245, Full price $1,195. Excellent trades upholstered for the holidays. Slip used furniture ana antiques. Apply In New Model Laundry, 73 Kooikh Without Hoard 59| drive. and terms. Clarke Motor Sales, covers and draperies made to {Crank Denette. t-none 2-3376 LOCBC AT THE Record of John Summit streeL Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Broad street. Phone 2-2012. order. Call Smltty’s Upholstering CLEAN, Comfortable, large heata 0 , LaBelle as your reptesenta- 1960 NEW WILLYS 1 'TON Shop. 7267, for free estimatei. UTS. He has earned your vote for CAPABLE Houteman for estab­ ed room. Near bus line. Quletf 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK 1949 OLDSMOBILE Rocket engine A full line of the newest materials SAANAN BUCK, Household Goods 51 ks-^sctlon. lished laundry and dry cleaning 8 months old. neighborhood. Private home. Ref-j 88, hydramatic drive, radio, heat­ route. Salary and commission. Phone 8878. erences. Phone 8183. er, scat covers. 1,8,000 original Mr. Albert wishes to contact THE PROSPECT Hill School for DeCORMIER MOTOR Roofing 16A Apply In person. New Model reliable person to take over young children. Pre-kindergarten, miles. Manchester Motor Sales. Laundry, 73 Summit street. Poultry and Supplies 43 FOR GE.NTLEMAN, Sunny front SALES, Inc. Open evenings. West Center UNPAID BALANCE room, next to bath. Nean kindergarten, first grade. Monday ROOFTNO. Speclallxlng In repair­ ON EASY MONTHLV through Friday. TransportaUon 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 street at Hartford Road- ing roofs of all kinds. Also new APPLIANCE Values at Wards. CAPONETTE Chickens, Caponette Cheney’s, off Main street. Phonq One only apartment size range, turkeys, roasting chickens. Fresh PAYMENTS OF 2-9659. furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dirsc- Manchester roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys 3 ROOMS BRAND cleaned and repaired. 26 years ex­ orIg. $84.95, now $64.95. Two only eggs. Fresh killed, frozen turkeys. tor. Phone 4267. 1947 OLDSMOBILE. 4-door hydra- Auto Accessories— NEW {CURNI’TURE perience. Free estimates. Call bungalow combination coal, wood Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 Hills­ matlc drive, heater, radio, seat town Road. Phone 4678. which also includes large ‘‘Phllco’’ Apartments, Flats, WANTED—Good home for beauti­ Tires Howley, Manchester 5361. and gas ranges, were $219.95, now Electric Refrigerator. 1651 "Ben­ ful sUvar gray male cat, 9 months. covers, spotlight, 32,000 origlnsl only $169.88. Special combination Tenements 63 REBUILT Motors. Ward’s low gal’’ Combination Range, Universal Excalient pet. Phone 6090. miles, one owner, excellent tires. FEIATURING Guaranteed roofs baby washer with wringer, reg. ROASTING Chickens, 5 to 6 prices for 1933-1934 Ford, $78 Washing Machine. FOR RENT In Dobsonville, thred Manchester Motor Sales. Open and expert repairs as well as $34.90, now only $29.95. Mont­ pound averag-. 50c dressed, 40c exchange, 1C33 Plymouth $73 ex­ The young man who anticipated unfurnished rooms. Call RockH evenlnga. West Center atreet at gutter and conductor work. Try gomery Ward, Main street. live. Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall AatiMBobflw 9m tete 4 change, 1934 Chevrolet $78 ex­ StreeL 8906. marriage, has been Inducted In the vllle 742J2 after 6:30 p. m. Hartford Road. yOur "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ army—If you are a responsible change, 1933-1941 Dodge truck WE HAVE Opening In Manchester BIGHEBI c a s h pnoea paid for lin 7707. person, and need this merchandise LOW PRICE SPECIALS $73 exchange. Montgomery Ward, for man to work In new paint and 1987 to 1950 uaad oara In good Written Guarantee ArtIrJes for Sale 45 —Phone Hartford 6-0.358 after 7 Business lAicattanfl Main street. wallpaper branch. Work to In­ p.m. 46-4690, Mr. Albert for de­ elaaa condition. Douglas Motor 1940 DODGE CLUB COUPE—$295 —Plnmbing 17 For Kent 641 Sales. 338 Main mraet. clude stock handling, selling, mer­ ATLAS 8” . Tilt-Arbor 3’ table, 3-4 tails Terms per. Fed Reg. W. 1939 BUICK 2-DOOR—$160 chandising and all phases of this H. P. ball-bearing motor, com­ Trailers for Sale 6A p l u m b in g And Hearing, epeclal- OFFICE IN Orford building^ 1940 DE SOTO 4-door custom 1939 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR—3125 business with excellent opportun­ plete with stand, thermal switch BARREL Chairs $69 95, floor Real estate, professional, etc. A$ 1938 HUDSON SEDAN—$50 Islng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ lamps $7.75. kitchen cabinets mads. Gtoan oar. In good condi­ TRAILER Superior 1947, 25 foot per water piping, new construc­ ity to learn our business and to and three blades. Only three ply Marlow’s. tion. Radio, heater and B>otltght Terms—T’ndes Sleeps four. In good condition. advance In our organization. Re­ months old. CaU 2-3814. Inquire $7.95. Marlow’s Furniture Dept.. tion, estlmatea^^glven, time pay­ Main street, Manchester. Phone Phona 5722. COLE MOTORS—4164 Reasonable. Telephone 5346. ply In handw.ltlng giving age, 71 Broad street. STORE FOR RenL Apply Diana's ments arra.iged.^dward Johnson. 5060. Soda Shop, 216 Spruce street Phone 6979 or 5044, background, and qualifications. TODAY’ S SpeolaL Very clean 1989 1936 OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan, B. E. Darrow, Branches Dept., 'TWO HORSEPOWER Brunner Phone 3893. SERVEL Refrigerator, In excel­ Chevrolet Master dMuxe four radio and heater. Can be seen at Garages—Services— OIL BURNER service and repaira The Sherwln Williams Co., 32 compressor. Electric welder. Call door oedaa. Radio, heater. Orig- Lee’s Eisso, 110 Center street Central Avenue, Newark, N. J. 2-9413. lent condition. Eight years old, 6 5 ROOMS first floor, corner housej Storage 10 .Vll makes oil burner# and furn­ cubic feet. Call 8895. business section, steam heatJ paint Vary clean inside. One aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster FOR SALE—Men’s rebuilt and re­ Suitable doctor, beauty parlor, ln4 c f the finest running 1939 cars FOR RENT—Wood frame building COLLECTOR — DELIVERY COMBINATION Kitchen range, ahjwhsrs, $185 down, easy pay­ sedan, radio, heater, very clean for storage hardware lumber cars’* EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ lasted shoes Better than new surance. Intormatlon, 36 OakJ 81 throaghout. Only $299 down, MAN cheap ones. Sam Yulyes, 701 complete $15. - Good condition Mr Backer. ments. Clarke Motor Sales, Broad or furniture. 32’ x 36’. West Side ing. Plugged drains mathine (This Is Not Canvassing) Call 2-0740 after 4. atiaet Phone 2-2012. $42.50 monthly. Douglas Motor near Olcott and Center streets cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 Main atreet. Sales, 333 Main street. Phone 2-048’2. Oakland streeL Phone 6497. s Salesman for steady year- BOLTON—Building atone and flag­ WE BUY and sell good used I'lrnl- Houses for Rent 651 1949 OLDSMOBILE, Rocket en­ ture. combination rangea gas gine 88, four door. HydramaUc USED CARS !'jvround work with the Federal stone. A-l loam, also rock drilling Y^ea Co., for an established and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ ranges and heaters Jonee Furni­ SIX ROOMS and sun parlor. Auto-{ drive, nwllo, heater. 18,000 orig­ TRIPLE CHECKED! Wanted Aotoa— Moving— rmckinc— ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1U4I matic water heater, oil heat, two inal miles Manchester Motor Storugo 80 hda^sehold retail route, Mu.st ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode For Motorcycles 12 car garage. Good location, imme-| Sales Open evenings. West Cen­ resftle in Manchester, or near­ WINDOW .SHADES, measured, diate occupancy. Phone 2-3627 or ter street at Hartford Road. THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., ROYAL CX3RONA portable. Smith DEPENDABILITY CARS WANTED. We will pay $25 by i^inity. ' Above average Corona Standard typewriter and made and installed. 10 colors and 2-3524. reward to any person or persons local and long distance moving, qualities in stock. Keith Furni­ EXTRA NICE CLEAN CARS! adding machines. Used machines APPEARANCE leading to our purchase of packing, crating and etorage. earning for this type of work. ture. Phone 4159. Service to all parte of the U S. Ckimpanif, car and operating sold or rented. Repairs on all Wanted to Kent 681 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN CONDITION clean, used car. Any year, 1937 to makes. Marlow'a. —Radio, Heater. One owner, 1950. Call or see Car Buyer A. and Canada CaU 5187. Hart­ expenses f^irnished. Man ex­ IN NEED of new furniture? PRICE ford 6-1423. FOUR Room rent wanted by two rltrr car. Parker at Clarke Motor Sales, perienced a#.store clerk, milk, Rangea refrigerators, TV. See PLATE Glass, everything you need adults. Long time residents of 1946 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Heat­ Buy with confidence from Broad street. Phone 2-2012. Ing glass, vWt have it. Glass cases our selection and save. Chambers MANCHESTER . ackoge Delivery. bread or laun'^ry route sales­ Warehouse Sales, SOI Middle Manchester. Call 2-0821. er. Good tlrae. Excellent con a dependable Dodge dealer. Local light trucking and package made to order. Dwyer Products, ditlon. FuU price $795.00. man preferred.\We give two Turnpike, East. Open 9 a. m. to 5 Rosiaess Serviecs Offered 18 delivery. Refrigeratora washers weeks’ training i^th pay. Age Inc., West street, Bolton. Phone 1946 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE Manchester 5326.; p. m., evenlnga 7:30 'til 9. COUPE—Extra nice. Price re­ SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc and stove moving a epectalty. WANTED — Garage, vicinity ANTIQUES Rei^oratlon. All pieces Phone 2-0'. 52. 25 to 45. Must Dsm cabinets, sxpsrt workman 3168. yard. Outdoor fireplace. Thirty I PICK-OT tiip. ABC AppUanca 21 Maple town 6-6377 after 6 p. m. heater, reasonable. Tel. 7455. days occupancy. Liberal flnanc-l Also Good Maetlon 1937-1942 100 horse motor, radio, heater, 2*1575. STANLEY Safety Saw model W7, 3795, only $265 down. Douglas WANTED—Woman, not over 45^ Are you Interested in an OLENWOOD OKbbination 4 and Ing available. Price Is tl4,7(M). T.[ COLE MOTORS—4164 complete arith case. Sold ne# for J. Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416.'| Motor Sales, 838 Main street. WINDOW SHADEIS mads to order to take complete charge of house­ outstanding sales job? Would ins. Asking 875 or consider 4 oU and gaz range. One year in hold whUe mother is In hospital. use. Complete with coveralls and and Installed. Venetian blinds ewapplng for what have you. TeL PRACTICALLY New fi-room Co-1 Two children, 1 year old and 9 chrome pipe. WIU tacrificc. In­ and curtain nxu. 24 hour service. you like permanent employ­ 2-3830 after 6:15. lonial. Large living ro o m , fire-1 Estimates gladly given. Fagan yean old. Sleep in whUe mother quire 471 Parker street place, dining rdom with cornerl Is away. Day work after mother Window Shade Oo^ Route 44 at ment, with an aggressive auto KITCHEN Bel. Mahogany record cupboard, cabinet kitchen. Two I Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. returna. Telepbona 8844. MODERN F oldlaf atrbller. Ck>od cabinet criba, high chalre and master bedrtoms, file bath, storm | dealer? Are you ambitious? condition, 88. Phone S-983S. windows and screens Fully in­ ANTIQUES Rsflnished. Repairing WANTED—^FuU rima night clerks other used householi. goods. The for fountain work. Agro 31-40 Woodshed, 11 Mala etreat sulated. amesite .drive Immedi­ dona on any furnltura Tlemann, If 80, investigate our sales YOUTH Bed ahd matching ,arard- ate occupancy Elve Tyler Agent.| 189 South Main atreat Phono preferred. Apply in penon. Bid robe'chaet with accearoriee. Baau- weU’a Soda Shop. Sc< Mr. Morton. plan. No experience necessary. WHITE PORCELAIN Roper gas Manchester /-4469 tlful condition. Tel. 7648. range with heating unit Uke CAPE C O D --com pletely flnliih d.1 e x p e r t Television Installation EXPERIENCED Ttlephone com­ Your ItMiuiry held in strict NEW 8 % FT; rofrigerator, deep now. Reasonable. Phone 4823. pany operators, full or part time. 8 rooms, with oil hast New hot I on aU. type television recetven. freeze comparmettt 3” flb|pe glOM water heatei. Nlpe lot PriM $9,- Also npain. Call 2-1408. ” In Hartford. Apply Southern New confidence.'’ Insulation. Five year guai^tea, GAS STOVE, In exeelleht condlr tion. Deluxe model Four years 900. T. J. Crockett, Broker. 'Phone | England Telephone Oo., 50 JeweU $199. Terms. Can 4165. NEW FLOORS laid, sanded and street. Hartford. Monday through old. Phoiis 4511. I 641C finished. Old floor sanded and re* Friday 6 a. m. to 5 p. m.. or call WRITE BOX U finished like new. Phone Man­ Hartford Enterprise 8000. (No 8 PAIRS of outside shutters. Phone chester toU charge^ c;o HERALD 4535. Read Hem^d Advs. SEE PAGE I^N MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL.U mAMCMCa'lER, UUNN.,' rRJPAI, NOVEMBER 8, 1960 PAGE S E V B N n C f

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I .. V . /•" i . ? ' ■-V' c/- . »*. ( . % T ' wt' ' f ^ .| i y » m H TM i i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1980 jlanrlieBtifr burning DfcraUi • • 4 • . . Give Yourself a Picture of Health— Get a Chest X-U^y • ^ ^ 8 Bmoat W. A rndt, airman, USN, aena la the eenunumty end the flofl. Thlai rniTlM fA ftiA miiAm A b o u tT o w n aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L, Ihfew Organist Scout Drive w i^d.” largely through the attitudes and Arondt of 21 Newman street, ir The programa of the more than behavior of the adults. Girl now aboard the giant aircraft i 40 troops m town are planned ac­ Scouting could not carry on with­ AMESITE DRIVEWAY$ Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather " iatnitfagr cMBlBf at •:•(>, Mur- carrier. U88 Midway, which at the Aid to Girls cording to the wishee of the glrla out the help of adult volunteers. Foreoest of 0. 8. WeMhor Benmi ahy'a win hold tU popular Irish present time ia cruising through their needa, abllltlea, and oppor­ The Manchester Girl Scout Council ■ INSTALLED WITH A For the Week Ending Ntght. Tht antortsilntrB wlU In* tunities for service and relaxa­ ia constantly looking for leaulera October 28, 1850 the Mediterranean Sea, making Teduy: rula BOd eool, highest duds Godfrty, the jT«at Irish ac­ ■tops at various ports along the tion. TTie ^rla do this by plan­ BO that titKips may be available 1 MACHINE SPREADER cordionist, SuDlvan and Kerr at way. Provitles Funds Needed ning in small groups, as patrols or for every girl who wishes to enter 10,115 tempenitnre near 54; ruin and cool the violins , Pat Madden, well To Develop Full Pro­ committees, which are led by Scouting. They provide leaders ■ Work Gnsranteed • Free Estimatea • Terms Arranged tonight, loweet tempemture Bcur known dancer of Irish Jifs and Movlea for younger children will girls elected by their troopmates. with as muiA training as they can Menbor of the Audit 0 These patrol leaders and chairmen take, and the best training that, 42; rada mad cool tooaerfow. n ils Jerry McKeone and his hsiv bo shown tonight at the Commu­ gram of Action nerosn of OIronIsItoBs Manchester^A City of V U l a g o Charm motiica, and Manchester's own nity Y starting at seven o’clock. meet with the troop leaders In a can be found for them. 1 THOMAS D. COLLA Hamilton Jones, sinring' famous Court of Honor. This Is represen­ Shorts, comedies, and cartoons In a statement received by Mra. Girl Scouting, locally and Inter­ ■ For the Best in Driveway ConstractloB Cill Irish ballads. Singirtg and danc­ tative government and is training nationally, helps to aatUfy the will be shown and a aerial with O. W. Jones, Manchester Girl MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1950 (TWELVE PAGES) ing will follow the dinner and will Hop-a-long Caaaldy will be aterted. In democratic action. basic needs of youth by training J MANCHESTER 2-9219 VOL. LXX, NO. 30 (ClasaUM adverttsteg IS) PRICE FOUR CENTS contimie until 1 a. m. Scout commissioner, from Mrs. The Girl Scout troop pi'ograms these young girls in nelf-reliance, alwaya carry elements of relaxa- The marriage ceremony of Miss Harriet R. Ferguson, president of resourcefulness and preparedness. Roger J. Uiko. hospital corps- Joyce Prentias and John Edward the National Girl Scout organisa­ World War I “Sea Devil” man, third class, USN, of 20 Divi­ White of Brockton, Maas., will be •Whlle You Wait ” Patron No Hard Feelings Here Korea Reverse tion, Mrs. Ferguson States: Speed Murder Makes Cobbler Walt Too Off on Good Will Tour sion street has successfully com­ performed tomorrow afternoon at "There are two major jobs we Allies Forge Firm pleted a year of ^stniction in two o'clock in the United Metho­ Hamburg, Germany. Nov. 4. laboratory techniWr at the U. S. dist Church of Bolton. adult Scout workers must do, par­ Akron, O., Nov. 4.— —A Might Cramp ticularly at this time, first, extend Trial of Puerto man walked into Albert Soen's - (yP) Count Felix Luekner. Naval Medical, /National Naval the sea devil raider of World Medical Cente/, Bethesda, Md. Girl Scouting to all glrla who need shoe repair shop late yester­ Under ausplcea of the Brother­ day and ordered a pair of half War I fame, left here today Truman Style Line Against Red hood, a Father and Son night will It, parUcularly children of work­ Rican Gunman soles put on his shoes, on a for an 18-mdnth "good will" ing mothers and those In congest­ JanU P,<^^loger». daughter of be the attraction at the Covenant- whlle-you-watt basis. lecture tour of the United Mr. and^rs. Frederick Rogers of Congregational church on Spruce ed industrial and defense areas; When the job was done, he States and South America Me secondly, give the Girl Scouts al­ Expect He Will Avoid 33 WeHm^on road, has been ap­ street tomorrow evening at 7:30, U. S. Sets Preliminary put on the shoes, pulled out a sailed aboard the S.S. Wash­ Attacks in North p o in t to the position of an as- The program will consist of color­ Andrew R. Watson ready enrolled In the program an pistol and ran out the door, ington and will visit the Unit­ War in Speech To­ sisrtsmt editor on the staff of the ed movies on sports and taika by understanding of themselves as Arraignment for Nov. tiring shots to discourage pur­ ed States before going to •^Hitts weekly newspaper. She is a both the fathers and sona. Andrew R. Watson of Ellubeth, responsible citizens and atresslng Latin America. night and Place Em­ those skills that make them Inde­ 2 1 ; Nationalist Faces suit. /Sophomore at Jackson College. N. J., has been engaged by the When la.st seen, he wa.s ap­ ^ women's division of Tufts, where music committee of the Center pendent and self-reliant.’’ phasis 4>n Prosperity Bowles, Lo«kc H'., Dr. Sylvia Helfrick of Westmin­ Death in the Chair plying $1.80 W'orth of half ^ “ 1 rot she is also president of her class ster Road will be the guest speak­ Congregstlonal church as organist The aims of this letter are coin­ soles to the pavement in a rouble^ on the East and a member of Chi Omega soror­ and minister of music. He will cidental with the alma and pur­ Wn.shinglon, Nov. 4 (J’i Un- er at the meeting of the Profes­ M'ashington. Nov. 4. (Tj An rapid manner. Woman Killed Coast; Chinese Reds ity. sional Women's Ciub, Tuesday eve­ begin hia duties Sunday, Actually poses of the current Manchester e.xpeeted reverses In fhe Korean Clash on Video ning at eight o'clock In Center he began November 1, with the Girl Scout drive for funds which early murder trial, possibly In War clouded the political screen Have “ Equivalent o f Wednesday evening rehearsal of are to make scouting available to church house. She will speak on February, appeared in prospect In Auto Crash toilay as President Truman touch- 1 the adult choir.. more glrla and to provide expand today for Oscar Collazo. Puerto Over ADA Aid 2 Divisions in War” ; the timely subject of Puerto Rico ed camping facilities which In ed up the final draft for his lone | where she lived for several years, Mr. Watson la well-known In Rican gunman wounded Wednes­ President Pays campaign speech tqnight In Ml. Trappeil G. l.'s Escape metropolitan New Jersey musical eludes training in crafta and day In the wild and bloody at­ Louis. and will show slides. It is hoped all skills. The local Girl Scout Coun­ At West Haven FOOD SALE members of the club will be pres­ affairs and brings to Manchester tempt to kill President Truman. With a huge radio and television SlUNMt'ii AiiNwrrn 'I a wealth of experience In church cil Is hopeful of collecting »7,500 Federal Investigators said they Final Respects audience In prospect, the President I Seoul, Nov. 4.— (.^)— Allied ent to hear Mrs. Helfrick's talk. from town realdenta to enable music. He was bom In Scotland saw no need to delay the trial for was reported eoncenlratlng on a mun 'rtmighl at I forces forged a firm line to- Conducted By W. S. C. S. and gained success early In his the hiring of an exeeutlva secre­ many months to permit the check­ Two Critirally Injiirofl peace-and-prosjierlly theme as the The Ladies of Columbus will tary. whose services are urgently Huven; (*rovc8 1 I day against Cliincse and Ko­ Of North Methodist Church musical career. He studied organ ing and rechecking of all angles, To Slain Guard As (^,ar Driven by bails for hia appeal for election of meet Tuesday evening at eight under Dr. Alfred Hollina, famed needed as a result of the large particularly the question of a Democratic Congress and Dem­ MclVIulioii Atom rean Communist resistance— o'clock at the Knights of Colum­ blind organist of Free St. George’s Manchester enrollment In scout­ whether Collazo and a slain com­ ocratic Governors. a line that stood unbroken in Saturday bus Home. Following the business ing, and to maintain camp and AWOL Solilier (',a- Church of . Before com­ panion had accomplices. The surprising revival of Coni- the face of renewed Red at­ meeting Ray Gorman will show ing to the United States he held other expenses. Attends Funeral of Les­ iminlst military {Kiwer in Korea, U. S. Dlsrtlct Attorney George reeiifi Into Theirs By The As.sociuted I’ress tacks. A U. S. Kighth Army At 9:30 A. M. At movies of his recent trip to Eu­ eeveral positions as organist and Manchester Girl Scouts are Morris Fay said the case may be lie Coffelt at Arling­ Claudia Sea loo. 32-.vear-nld Rome girl who was Jilted on the altar of however, robbed the President of A drnmetlr clash between Gov­ s|H)ke8man said ’’the e(|uiva- rope. Mrs. Walter Gorman Is chair­ choirmaster, and became the ac­ trained not only In manual akiUe presented to the Grand Jury next tbe Church of St. Joseph in the Italian c.apltal on Oot, 11 on what was West Haven, Conn.. Nov. 4 (/T) any chance to predict on early end ernor Chester Bowles ami hie Re- man of the ho8tea.«es for the eve­ companist and assistant director but In the art of working with week. Preliminary arraignment ton Chape]; Sends to the fighting there. lent of” at least two Chinese J. W. Hale Corp. to have been her wedding day, gleefully otters some food In a Kr- Weather Bad metropolis luid key center of the leg lengths. Sizes 8