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8ATD1IIMT, NOVEMBEB XI, U « f ^ p ag e t w e l v e flIanrIirBtfr £ti»nins ¥?rdU> ATdrage D ully Nut Pruuu Run Fm ths Maath at Oetohar, IMS the roads were open for stage and wagon travel, the going waa rough In Josephine Role (!3iiirch Fair About Town and drivers had to carry their 9,594 Heard Along Main Street trusty axes to remove debrli^ fallen trees and other obstacles. Rivera Ends Tonight ORANGE HALL BINGO IIIM IxnilM P im e a of IM And on Some of Mdnche»ter*g Side Streets, Too had to ferried or forded and in flUrkwoatbor otroot |lo opene^ general the going waa anything but 22 REGULAR GAMES Mtmehester— 'A City o i VUtage Charm tbt m tf----- ** with frtenda In New comfortable, particularly for pas Another Large Crowd at Haven. ____ Before Manchester amounted to Stem prevailed, and hence most of sengers. AdvardMag oa Faga 12) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1948 (FOURI'EEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR C i m the settlement and administration “The development of the high 6 SPECIA LS VOL. LXVUL, NO, 59 A' oocUon ^M aln ot^t’e much, and when important places way system is closely related to ’St. Bridgets; Car to Be UfliUnr w u enerffioed was on the county system. Most like Coventry and Bolton, Ashford of the shipment of tobacco was by the attempt to provide a means of Awarded Sweepstoire and Door Prize loot night In preparation f o r Mon- water from a river wharf. There getting the mail through and the dav‘s offleial opening when all the and Thompson figured more, the various branches o f the Old Boston Flyiiig Boat Removes Berlin Childreta l o n ^ of Main atreet shortest way to get from Boston was relatively little communica Women members of the Enter tion between the sparse population Post Road form an important ar EVERY MONDAY NIGHT will ba turned on every evening to New Tork was a route through tery or network In this progress. tainment committee, Mrs. SuUivsn Israel Formally ^ settlements. NEW STARTING TIME— 7:45 News Tidbits C e n tr a l C h in a B a ttle through the hoUday aeaaon. The what since has become the Tow-n The Rontee and Mrs. Holmes, were responsible CaD«d Froai (/F) Wires eectlon tested last night was that of Manchester. The “Middle Road, "In New England, on the other “The Upper Road left Boston hand, the town instead of t^e from Charter Oak street to Pur as it was called, extended from and went through Waltham, Sud for some of t^ amuripg featuros Bo.ston to New York via Roxbury, county became thb tmlt of govern bury, Marlboro, Worcester, Brook of the "QulzP *PTO«W8b‘ k t -a t Military Joata which has ruled nell Piece. ment, because this form w-as Seeks to Enter x Dedham, Medway, Belllngh^am field, Palmer, and Wllbraham; It Bridget’s bazaar at St, Brldget’a Venezuela since last Wednesday adapted to the growth of clusters Stuart Carlson of the Oerlson (Hollister). Mendon, Uxbridge, followed the old Connecticut Path ball last night Another good at holding Former President Romulo Now Shifting Closer of settlements for mutual protec Trucking Co., yesterday was and Douglas In Massachusetts, to Springfield. It continued on tendance waa noted and it Is ex Gallegos In military school. . . Ex Thomp^n Porafret, A shf^d Cov- tion against the Indians. It was through Suflleld and Hartford, to pected the banner crowd of the granted a permit by Building In many years before these towns ecutive council of Phi Pappa Psi spector David Chambers to build Wethersfield, where the road di bazaar will be present tonight United Nations entry. Bolton and f ” ” j grew sufflclenUyently to demand ex fraternity upholds suspension of im addition to bis storehouse on to Hartford where It merged w iin ' . . vided to be rejoined at North Ha when ;the feature will be the its Amherst college chapter which tensive interconnecting commu ven. From here the road ran awarding of the.Bul^ "Super’’ Stock Place at an estimated cost the “Upper Road" to New Haven nicating roads with the other col took Negro In membenhip . . . Ex- o f M,500. and New York. It was a dlsUnce through New Haven, Milford, Fair- four-door 1948 sedan, u ^ c b is be WASTE PAPER Applies for Vorl^ Voice oelleat pngreaa being made In To Capital of Nation onies on the Atlantic seaboard. field, Norwalk, Greenwich, Rye, ing given away In conjunction with NewFornriila of 203 miles. Growth Was Slow talks between Arabs and Jews on Speaking of roads out of Bos Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, East- the bazaar. The purpose of the af Exactly Year ^ fter cease fire agreement for Jerusalem "More than half a century cheater, Klngsbridge, and Harlem fair Is to raise money for the new ton by way of Dedham, we are elapsed between the time New General Assembly Ac- area, saj-a U. N. spokesman . . . In Heights to New Tork. According Jane Ye MS Park parochial school the parish is For Big Four vestigators promise new "break” Nationalist Troops at Sn- >PEN ALL DAY tempted to digress to recaU the Amsterdam and Plymouth were planning. '* Pacifist Loses His War to Low's Boston almanac of 1800, In mystery slaying of Robert Blal- Will Be Given description given by a missionary s settled in the early IfiOO’s and the this distance was 250 miles." ' tion to Split Pales Against Lead Soldiers chow Ordered to With June Yeomans Park, of Hart The 8M door prize last night was lard, S7year-old Negro shot to lUNDAY wife who travelled from Boston to time roads were put through con The Lower road starting at won by Mrs, Thomas F, Moriarty COLLECTIONt tine Between Jews death from ambush near hla home Calcutta, India. In her letter home, necting these tw o leading towns! Boston went through Roxbury and ford, before her marriage Bramuglia Offers His draw Southward to of 9 Strickland street whoee in OeoiglA Guest Status Nantes, France, Nov. 29.— telling of her long journey, she de Boston In the meantime had be Wrentham to Providence and there lived la Manchester, wUI play the number waa the first drawn. North Pharmacy And Arab Countries Latest Plan for Set British grovernment source says (P)--d«en PIpart, 41, a pacifist, Engage Main Com scribed many Incidents en route, come the New England metropolis. split into an easterly and westerly part of Josephine the captain’s Winners of prizes In the "()ulz** MONDAY, NOV. 29 loot his war against sn army but explained that she had “de Western European alliance has 4 DepQt Sq. 6545 "B y warfare and treaty with the skirting of Narragansett Bay, One daughter. In the comic opera. "H. program were: Mrs. Walter Harri tling Crisis on Berlin o f lead aoldiers. Today he’s In munist Forces; Reds cided to sail from New York In Indians the white settlers of New Paris, Nov. 29—(flV-Isruel presented to U. S. its draft o f pro Truman’ s Former Per* road going to Newport and the M.S. Pinafore” of Gilbert and Sul son, pot holders donated by a jail. stead of Boston, and arrived Just England pushed their roads back IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION posed defense agreement with U. Concentrating Near other on the other side to Kings friend; Mre. Frank Stukas, box of applied formally today for Paris, Nov. 29—(P)— Argentina sonal Plane to Fly as safely thus by journeying to Into the wilderness, one path to livan, which will be presented S. and Canada . . . Vice Premier PIpart, outraged at Christ town where the roads again Joined, three nights, Thursday, Friday and candy, donated by Nichols NeWs membership in the United mas store window displays of Calcutta by way of Dedham.” ward what Is now Springfield, ( 1 Foreign Minister Juan A. Bra- Eduard Kardelj acknowledged that Suhsien and Pengpu on went to Westerly, New London and Saturday, December 9, 10 and 11 shop; Mrs. Pauline Adams, picture Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing Nations. Britain, which has Mme. Cltiang to Capital toy armies, charged the lead Homes, offices, cellat^ The road she took, was no doubt, along the Bay Path. The Upper the shore towns and thence to New donated by Bray the Jeweler; Mr. mugulla said today he had sent to much publicised "voluntaty” work at the South Methodist church of Yugoslavs to rebuild their coun soldiers with an armful of pav Nanking’s Approaches cleaned and odd jobs. Also he Middle Road. Boston Post Road follows this gen York. The distance on the easterly and Mrs. Ollphant cake set do been lukewarm to the new the Big Four powers his newest under the auspices of the Epwprth To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! try has been truly voluntary . . Washington, Nov. 29—(/T)—The ing atones. delivery service. e "Teamster” publication ' of eral location. . branch was 259 miles and on ths nated by Harrison’s; Mr. and Mrs. state carved from Palestine, League. formula for settling the Berlin Albanian Telegfraph agency reports State department announced today The police called it breaking the Tutomatlo.ial Brotherhood of "The direction of this road and westerly 247. Linders, lapel pin donated by "will in no circumstances Naniung, Nov. 29.—(/F>—> that of the Middle Post Roads In She will sing this role on two blockade crisis. general ehakeup of Albanian cabi and entering. For Prompt Service T eam sum there Is an Interesting It Is of modern Interest to note Michael’s; Mr. and Mrs. Godz, that Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek will The criti^ battle for cenM so far as Connecticut was con nights of the opera. Thursday and make use of its privileged net. description, o f the New England that the "new" Wilbur Cross lapel locket donated by Stone’s; Bramuglia told the three west be received as a distinguished guest China appeared today to be Call S500 cerned was determined by the highway across Connecticut In gen Saturday. On Friday night the Mrs. Andrew Glidle, permanent vote to bar the admission to Disabled SOOO-ton motorshlp Sea upon her arrival from China. highways th^t ,ln olden times ern powers’ Security Council dele shifting from Suchow to the settlement In Hartford. The settle eral, and with much straighter leading femine role will be assum wave donated by Jeanne’s; Joseph the United Nationa of any state gates the reaction of Russia’s An board Star, puts Into California President Trufnnn's former per crossed ConneCtjcut. The Old Bos ment by Roger Williams and his ed by Ruth Crmpagna of this which aecurea an unqualified ma shipyard after being towed 1,500 very approaches of this dU- ton Post Road hfid three parts. limits, follows ths'direction of the Moriarty, electric percolator do drei Y. Vlshlnsky "seemed favor sonal plane—the Sacred Cow—la co-rellglonUts fixed the general di town. jority o f seven votea in the Se miles by sister ship— believed one being dispatched to bring her from Picket Breaks There was the Miod^ Roa^ al Middle Road. And this olden route nated by W, G. GUenney; Mrs. able.” A British diplomat said the nese capital. It was learned rection of the Lower Post Road. June Yeomans Park la well curity <3oimcil,’’ Sir Alexander of the longest such baula tat nao San Francisco to Washington. She ready described, andNhe Upper followed the Indian trail layout Frank Young, pearl necklace do western powers almost certainly reliably that the estimated "The post road formally might known throughout the state of Cadogan told^e V.N. Second Po s eea history . . . Senator George is due to arrive here at 10:00 a.m. f e n d e r a n d b o d y and Lower roads. in many places. nated by Blair’s; Mrs. Gertrude would accept the new plan. be said to have begun with action Connecticut for her pleasing so McHugh, luncheon set donated by A Personal Message litical committee. Britain is ex W. Malone (R-Nev) says Philip (e. s. t.) Wednesday. ' Auto Window 250,000 Nationalist troops at According to "The Te'^ster” by Governor Francis Lovelace In Argentine sources said the plan In one our readers we have prano voice. She waa winner sev a friend; and Arthur LaChance, pected to abstain. pines may become of kiy Import- The generalissimo’s wife baa Suchow, defense bastion for WORK account, "the tale o f the Bbeton 1673. He wanted to establish an o t Agree Not to Veto covers three points:. found that rare combination; one eral years In succession of the Al men’s traveling set donated by 1. Bramuglia, as November anoe to America's defense If Oom- been invited to be the house guest Nanking, have been ordered to Post Road begins with the Inter-colonial mall service. Since fred Puller scholarship at the Benjamin V. Cohen, U. 8. dele munlsts gain control of China . . . of Secretary of State and Mra Brick - Tossing Incident withdraw southward to oBgage of settlement and life In the earl; who peruses “ Heard Along” , raises Moriarty’s Grocery. president o f the Security CbuncU, A faumoh oarriee Berlin children who are delicate and ondernourtshed Solimcne and Flagg, Inc. 'cw York had been held by the Julius Hartt School of Music in Another <|niB Program gate, told the committee France, Group of Carnegie institute scien Marshall She has indicated ah* the malh Chinese colonies. In the South In the vtch and New England by the her head and sees the wrorld be TO OUR FRIENDS IN would appoint an expert commis out to an RAF Hying boat (background) on Wnnnaee In British cone SM Oeatet Street Hartford. She alio appeared In Another "Quiz” program will be China, the U. S. and Britain tists in Philadelphia trying to will accept Marshall’s home is at Occurs at Gale o f Co forces. colonial times the plantation syk- E n^h, there had not been the in- yond the second story, and has agreed on the principle of not ve sion to study the Berlin currency for evncnatlon to escape winter wentber in the blockaded city. Evne- enough interest In what she sees several operas put on by the held tonight There is no entry fee Issue. onUon has reached a total of 84100 per week. (NEA telephoto). track down animal they believe nearby Leesburg, Va. lumbus, O., Plant May Depend ea WttMnwrol centlvbsPrevlou^ to have a con Hartt Opera Ouild Including for the contestants who are picked toing member^lpa Russia, which may pre-date the dinoennr by from See Plea for Urgeat Aid necting >md. 'rtie governor dis to write to us about it. 2. The Security Council would The outcome of the eatire bot Gluck’s "Marriage of the Devil,’’ from the sudlence. Prizes for to MANCHESTER has used 12 vetoes to block appU- 150-300 million years. Diplomatic authorities look for tle for Nanking may depend on patched thVflrst post rider north We are sorry, to have caused oatlons, has Indicated support for recommend lifting the Berlin Columbus. O , Nov. 29—(Cj— A our correspondent any undue (If and had the leading roles In “ Sis night are: A portable phonograph T RingUng Brothers and Bnrnum Mme. Chiang to make an urgent the ability of the Suchow garri- ward from New York by way of Israel. blockade. Its full Implementation plea for new American aid to brick-toaslM Incident wras report New Harlem, ^ l^ tch e ste r. Wil voluntary) hardship, but she ter Angelica", by Puccini and donated by a friend; wool flannel to coincide with the. Introduction and Bailey dreua headed for win aon to make the withdnwnL The "Beauty and the Beast.” At pres bathrobe, donated by the Smart The Jewish state applied for a Auto Dealer Admits ter bendqnarters tn Sarasetn after China. ed at the picket line o t the Ameri Rede ore concentrating ia the liamsbridge, Hobmeck (Green seems to be the only person in We wish to offer our sincere world voice exactly a year after of the Soviet mark as the German lATUREV 11NESTFUEL Manchester willing to set us at ent she la on the faculty of the Shop; Indoor garden donated by winding up euccessfol Mven- Press Officer Michsal J. McDer can Zinc Oxide CO. plant today. areas of Suhsien and Pengno. rail wich), New H av^ Hartford the UJ4. General Assembly voted city’s sole currency In accord mott gave reporters the plane for Springfield, and Roxbury to Bos ease about the occuI^tions of AI- Hartt School o f Music as a voice Milikowakl; all-wool blanket do montha season ^ t h fowMUy en Sheriff Deputies John IfcFerin on Nanking’s approadMo. nated by Sage-Allen; five-piece appreciation and thanks for to split Palestine between the the commission’s finding, receiving Mme. Chiang. He eaid xhere has been no takUcatioa ton. Thus was the first serv debaran. Therefore we salute her. teacher. a. An explanatory communica Favoring of Friends gagement tn Miami. and Joseph Shannon aaid a picket Ib w h e a t i n g c o m * toilet set donated by Weldon’s Jews and Arabs. L t Gen. James A. Van FleeL ehe is expected to reach' Moffett that the withdrawal order Is betag ice in America estabiydied Mi^route We had almost come to think that She \ Is soprano soloist In the The First U.N. political oom-‘ tion by Bramuglia on behalf of the threw a brick througdi the window AsylumX Hill Congregational Drug Store; hand-crocheted baby the overwhelming response head of American military mission field at San Francisco at noon carried out—as jret—attkoughit to be known as the upJpper we had started a discussion that mlttae waa debating a Russian and six smaller powers on the Council, Of an automobile which Plant FORT! Post Road. would not be productive. Astron church o t Hartford and also a set donated by a friend; hand-made In Athens, says Greek Army is un Tuesday, San Francisco time. She Helper James Chtmpbell tried to was made several days ago. Sa- guest towela donated by a friend: that you so generously tender PoUsh resolution calling far the which aro pressing for the compro ‘Very Good Customers’ able at present to keep Communist Is to be met there by Raymond D. ctow atUl la getting supplies by "Indian paths in New Bnglsm omy IS above the average head member of the solo quartet of wSthdrawal o f an foretgn *troopa mise. Docks Again drive through a gate. later became settlers’ roads and ay. Almost, we thought, we Temple Beth Israel o t Hartford. three neckties donated by aif- Also Get New Cars guerrilla forces from invading Muir, the State department’s chief They eaid Roesle Younger, 30, Idanee. which are eat ford’a; muffler donated by Glen- from Palestine. Mahmoud Argentines said the timing of Greek noil . . . Berlin MlUtary protocol officer. wounded. then King’s highways. But travel id have asked bow to find tbs On December 6 she will Im soloist ed to us on our opening. Fawzl of Egypt declared troops Columbus, wee erreetTO and t o d a y Hoy’s Men’s Shop; and tal^e lamp the whole proposal was not yst More Quickly Than government economist says West Little Sympathy W IU Miaeion Official sources later oenSneed ( M U r ling was rugged. The first era nortIi>i^ if you are headed south. with the Hartford Oratorla So of Arab countries in Palestine “ tufo fixed definitely. It is possible that Busy Places charged with mellcloua destruction was that of the post rider, later to But Kero la the whole business donated by B. D. Pearl.; ern Germany has Increased produc . Although Mme. Chiang Ip to he of property. issuance o f the withdrawal order. ciety when they present a Christ the least foreign o t alL’’ He eaid Dee. 30 would be the deadline as be followed by the period of the of occultation explained, and we For the second night the fish Other People on List tion to three quarters of normal given every courtee>’, it le deer Another plant worker, Joseph However, Nenking obaarvers zog- mas concert in the Bushnell Me the Russian delegate "didn’t say a the expert commission’a goal. It stage coach and cart. Even after quote) pond, operated by St. Bridget’s We will continue our best and will be self supporting by 1952 that American diplomats have lit OolUer o f Oblumbue. reported gestad that Nationalist eommuS- morial Hall. word about the hordes coming was said. tle eympathy with her unofficial ers at Suchow are -relnctsat to "I have bdbqme sufficiently Tickets for the three nights’ CYO, did a big business and ran Washington, Nov. 29.— 2,200 Men Report for with end o f E.R.P. aeeletence. someone threw a brick through Manchester Lumber and out of articles long before closing efforts to better serve our com- ’ from Central Burojia and more es Russia blockaded Berlin in June American Airlines notifies city mission. leave the tons of manitions aad piqued by your continuing curiosi performances of "H.M.S. Pina pecially eastern Europe.” — One of the nation’s largest Sunday Work After the front door of his home last ty about the occultatjons of Alde- time. “ after the western powers put their of Hartford and the Cfivll Aero The fact Is. Madame Chleng’e nlghL supplies that have been stoelnaed fore” may be secured from mem Foreign Minister Moths Sherttfic reformed currency In the city. Rus nautics board that effective Janu- trip drametizea a dilemma In there tn the past several men&a Fuel Co. baran to get out a few reference bers of the Epworth League or In connection with the awarding munity. Chevrolet dealers admitted to Younger and Ralph Locke of ORDER of the Buick sedan an extra prize handed Israel’s ^ application to sia vetoed a previous neutral Settlement of Strike y 1 It will transfer Its Hartford which Secretary o f State Merahall Should Suchow commaadan ig CENTKS STREET PHONE 5145 books. (Doesn’t the Herald office through the , South Methodist Secretary-General' Trygve Lie In a congressional investigators > develand, international npreecnt- nore the orders ftam the csfital— For Any Occasion possess any?) I learned that In o f 100 gallons of gasoline will be powera kttempt to compromMe area operations to Bradley Field and Preddent Tnnnan preeently ative of the CIO Mine, MIU and church office. given the winner If he or she is In brief ceremony. the Issue. to^y that his "very person B u lletin ! . .> Strike vote being taken by find themselvee In eonndotfon with and continue to leave idfr the the flfSMnth century sailors Some al friends and very good cus Smelter Workecs union, said iMgast bofW e« traeps M t to times determined their longitude the hall St the time of the draw Bitterly Oppoen~BMU9’ Bramuglia eaid he wanted 'to New York, Nev. 29.—( P i - BroOierhood of Locomotive Engi the Chineae cirUIe. GIFT FRUIT neers on nearly aeoro of western Osmpbell’a car window wras brok Chiang Kai-Shek—the Aedn will by observing occultatlons of fixed feet tie Image struck us. Some ing. WESTOWN PHARMACY Israeli eourcee said they aro launch the new plan and have it tomers” get new cars more Snow and rain today took up On the one hand, according to en accidently when Younger wrae railroads . . . Prosecutors In war be free to pdidi off other, so < 4 M A M HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN.. MUM DAY, NUVEMHEK W, 1 »4 8 MANCHESTER BYRNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OON^. MONDAY,'NQVEMBKR $$,164# P > lr f E t V ’ 0 Judge Hyde having served as su- batlon Offloer Jamea Duffy intro early thia morning included Land- Dobie’s Condition Msnafleld Four Comers, Mrs. .Tnrr Largef Budgets agsr WUUam A . D. WUrte is • Present Gift perlntendentndent of the primary de duced the apeakwa who war. two List W inner' OLakea, Wia., 12; Lone Rock, Two Are Hurl Ray Dunn Again Police Court Suulli Coveutry cotte, Mri. Charles R (isgood. «nd cepted foe tecraawd cseu tn th* partment of the school for nearly' membera of AlcohoUca Anony- Wia., 13; Iowa City, la., and Kirka- Mra John A. Graham. Dcrora- I(Water bureau, edfleb- is self-sus forty years prior to his death. mouh. O n. waa a rnrident o f Man- viUe, Mo.. 17; D ^ e City, Kan., Has Xmas Scene Seen Unchanged J M rs PaaMae U ttls Uons will be In charge of Mra Will Be Needed taining, will be passed on to water At St. Marv’s Text of the Entry chMter, th . other o f New Britain. O f Auto Here 19; Quincy, U .. 21; Minnaapolia, In Car Crash * • - * In Tewn Court thia morning fur Winimairiie Bx Pb«ae SaSA-Wt Miner, M ra Turcotte and $lra users throogh a bike in meter The entry In the Book of Re- The first told what “AA” had done 22; BI PMo. 24; Salt Lake City ther continuance waB granted in Keiuiy. Other new officers cf the ratsa ! membrance reads as foilowsf ‘To for him, while'the second went into RAymond C. Dunn, fonnsr Man Putnam, Nov. 29— — Df. Parents’ Council are: Vice prcsl-, Hartford. Nov. 29—4P> — Sub and Biamarck, N. D., 26; and Fort foe auto thou cass involving James Between 200 and 300 cHildren of The.lhirtie^ltiW’.^ God's Everlasting Glory, and in detail regarding the method of Smith, Ark.i 30. chester resident now roaidliig at David Bates, personal physician to dent. Mra Herbert L Flynn of foe stantially larger budgets will be Oras* laJories Paital Hyde Memorial Fund recognition of the many years of "AA" and the stepa which must be^ Mrs. George H. Williams Taken to Local - Hos Humphries snd Peter Bontoo, Gilmour Dobic who is ill in a Hart foe Co\*entrj’ Day school snd their Mansfield Training school: secre needed by the Metropolitan Dis flesn for tljic. 186 Silvnr Lane, East H n ftfO ^ win be heun ' distinguished service to God. to the taken by a person whose life has youfos under investlgsUon, as ford hospital, said today he .had parents are expected to attend foe tary, Jamea A. Martin; treasurer, trict oommission to meet increased Attleboro. Mass., Nov. 39.— r \. ■ ''-r < , MANTHESTFR EVENING WERALn. MANCHESTER. CONN..MONDAY, N0VEMBE31 29, 194S P A C E K o t r n two sermonettea, one by Robert MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, tX)NN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 P A G B 4 ^ 1 | Tax Deliuqueut • McNamara and the other wae by Meeling Tonight New Bridge to Be Perfect Setting Tonight Lola Chapman. f List Ready Here Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lu ft and Of Zoning Board lege roomate, Miaa Suahnne Sip- ; cal examiner, who responded with unable to get it open. Police eay company office. Ha was walking Opened Saturday family havs moved from Weet periy to John A. noopei ot Kcu- the inhalator squad said it was ap that a note warning employes of out of the alleyway after totum- For Christmas Lighting road to Dobson avenue In Vernon. Refreshment^ Too, Woman Killed ding Ridge. Following a reception Escaping Gas parent Gehrke had been painting Safe-Cracking the company to "Please be careful Josiepk Hettiager i ,m.M, m ■.!» ing for the hat when he waa Tax Collector Samuel Nelaon has In apite o f all the rain that has Among tha nine cases to be at Outpost Inn in Litchfield, Mrs. in the front part o f hia business es the door don’t fall on you" was Re-WtM_____>-WtM C iM tari -----M i Old Saybrook, Nov. 39—<4^—A spotted by a policeman on patrol prepared a list o f about 200 names fallen In the past the old pest heard at the Zoning Board meet- Williamson accompanied the tablishment and had accidentally left by the intruder. duty. Hot Water governor, a former governor and a The Mancliecter Chamber of * plaints have already been made In Car Crash Proves Fatal Move Bungled of people who have not yet paid marsh continea to smoulder as at eight o’clock ' tonight at the bride’s brother and hia w ife to a kicked a gaa heater. loosening Police say that when Biros was that careleta or Inconsiderate mo- soon aa the storms clear the Is a Public Service rubber connection enough to per unable to open the door, he re A. C WELDING G O . gov#mor-to*bc will attend the ded Commerce and Old Man Weather Municipal Building la tha applica roadhouse near Newtown. They Lota of wives think that going U>ristB have covered pedestrians autontobile taxes that were due smoke can be seen plainly. mit gas to escape. All Jets on the ication of the new Baldwin bridge must be In cahoots. ,1 were returning to Danbury when turned to. his room to discover he through everything for a man in with a spray o f slush as they last April. Mr. Nelson will mail Mrs. Jennie De Carit spent the tion of Nathan Sandals for par- Owner o f Devon Dry heater were closed, Fischer said. Bridgeport Man Held is l had left hla hat inside the furniture Phone 4293 acrotf the Connecticut next Sat Matron of Honor at the accident happened. cludes hia pockets too. Tonight has been set as the time whizzed by. the list in to the State Commis weekend with friends in Indian mlaslon to build a two-family that the newly installed Christmas : But in spite o f it all, it is heart Wedding Victim of State Police L ieu t tCUrtoton Cleaning ^E^ablish* Bonds o f $2,500 for urday. sioner of Motor Vehicles tomorrow Orch&rd, Mass. dwelling OB Brookfield street In a Klocker said that the carl travel Senator Raymond El. Baldwin lighting on ’ Main street will be . ening to note that Old Man Weath Residence A zone. Last month turned on for the official opening er haa ahown some' Inclination to night, and those people Included Automobile Accident ing at a high rate o f apMd,‘ left ment Asphyxiated Swimiiiiiig Meet Breaking and Entering under whose administration the on the list will not be Issued a 1949 Sandals applied for permiaeion to the road and after hitting a utili HUDSON SALES bridge was started and In whose of the Yuletlde season. |return to hla regular, normal ways. erect two single houses on two un- HUDSON SERVICE HUDSON SALES driver's license until they have ty pole, plowed through several Milford, Nov. 29—(/P)— The own honor it was named, will cut the Early this morning the first j Perhaps the Manchester Chamber dersised lota on Brookfield street, Danbury, Nov. 29— VP>— Tra ' Bridgeport, Nov. 29—(A’) — An paid their taxes. Bolton small trees before craAing into a er of a Devon dry cleaning estab For Local Scouts traditional ribbon barrier. snow of the year began to fall and of Commerce will be the peace hut oppoeitlon developed from the gedy In the wake o f a wedding at alleged would-be safe cracker who maker that will bring back to New Car owners may call at the Tax large maple tree about 200 feet lishment was overcome by illumi Oov. James C. Shannon will ac by 8:15 a.m. a fairly thick blanket Doris Mohr D’ ltaHa people living In that area and the Elngland that semblance of co Collector’s office In the Municipal which ehe had served as matron of from the road. nating gas Sunday while working Manchester District Boy Scout apparently was worried someone cept tlic bridge lor the state, and of whiteness had covered Manches Tel. Maaeboater 8545 ^request was denied. Opposition la operation between King Weather building tomorrow If they wish to honor, brought death to Mrs. The three occupants were In Kls place o f buslnesa and was would be injured by his bungled tRiv.-Elcct Chester Bowles also ter. expected tonight to the new ‘appli troops will participate in a swim And so at] signs Indicate that and hia aubjecta that showed itself pay the taxea due on their auto- Blaine Willlamaon in an automo thrown from the vehicle and Mrs. declared dead o f asphyxiation on Job was being held in' bonds o f It's Power-Packed will take part In the ceremony. mobilrs and have their names re . Mrs. David C. Toomey will be cation. ming,meet at the East Side Rec the lighting of the decorations to- j in the four seasons, spring, winter, bile accident here yesterday. WilMamaon was killed almost in arrival at the Milford hospital. 32,500 on a Charge of breaking and moved from the list before It is Fermlasion to erect two tourist tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock. night will be accompanied by Man summer and fall, of former years. hoetese for a plastic demonstra Mrs. Williamson, 26, socially stantly. Policeman W’llllam Hughes dis entering today in connection with mailed. homes is included in the other re Klocker said that the Investiga The following events will be run chester’s first real, evidence of tion given fo r .the benefit o f the quests to be acted upon tonight. prominent In Dayton, Ohio, where covered the unconscious form of an attempted robbery at a down It's the Car of the Year Christmas this year—snow. she reaided at 909 McCready ave tion was continuing snd that no John O. Gehrke, about 60. while off: 40-yard dash, 20-yard back- town furniture store. W upping Ladies Benevolent Society on Minnie Flammer wishes to con eharsres had been preferred pend •Wrong Predictions' e nue, waa killed when the car oi>er- making a routine check of store stroke, 40-yard breaststroke, four- Police identified the accused man Six Are Rescued Thursday, December 2. The dem- duct a tourist home and have a ing the outcome of Slpperly’a In Ordinarily such collusion be-, small sign (or same at 17 Spruce ated by the bride’s brother, left doors last night. The unconscious man relay (free-style>, underwater as Alexander Biros, 36, and said 'ihere were about bU (Grangers Ellington oiMtratlon wUI be given in the the Danbury-Newtown highway juries. he was arrested shortly after he It'sHUDSON tween the Chamber of Commerce man was lying on a bench and hla swim for distance, and four-man present at Wapp.ng Grange Tues As Yacht Burns pariah room of Bolton Center street, reridence B zone. and the frosty-bearded Old Gentle Abraham Pelaer la seeking per and crashed Into a tree. pet dog. also unconscious, was ly medley relay and diving. Heats had been seen walking from an That handsome new HUDSON ia yours here, with or W ITH day evening which was Neighbors' man would pass unnoticed. But the Mrs. M. S. Strohra and daugh church at 8 p.m. Anyone Interested The driver, Ray I. SIpperly, 26, Hope to Control Blaze ing at his master’s feet. w ill -hie held In each event when alleyway near the Nofhnagla Fur Night. The visiting Granges rep- in the demonstration is cordially mission to conduct a tourist home OUT a trade in! past few months have proved Old Atlantio City.. Nov. 28—{;P)—Six ters Pamela and Judy accompan and to have a sign a t 581 Bast o f Danbury, la on the danger Hat Dog Finally Revived necessary and decisions of judges niture store early Sunday morning. rcarnted were Vernon, Andover Invited to attend. at Danbury hospital with a frac Los Angeles, Nov. 29—(/P)—For w ill be final. Police charge Biros with first Man Weather to be a most con members of a yachting party were Center street, residence A zone. Hughes summoned an ambulance and Eniield. ied by Mfs. Strohm’s sister Miss An organlzational.meeting to es tured skull and internal Injuries. est service fighters closed in today All Scoutmasters or troop lead breaking into a garage near the Just phone for a demonstration! We want you to KNOW trary gent. When everyone, includ rescued yesterday from a dinghy and the fire department inhalator During the busincBs meeting It Corrlne Tildcn, R. N., o f New tablish an athletic club in Bolton His wife, Joan. 21. la also hospital for perhaps the finishing blow to ers in charge of their respective store and stealing some tbols with (his handsome, smooth driving HUDSON BEFORE yoH ing the weatherman, was predict (our miles oft the New Jersey squad. While members o f the wa.i voted to reinstate two mem ing rain during the long., hot sum coast after their 73-foot, 3125,000 York spent Thanksgiving and the will be held at the Firehouse on ized with a fractured right leg and a fire high on the slopes of 10,800- teams are urged to meet at the which he attempted to open the buy. foot Mt. Baldy. With damage squad worked over Gehrke, Fire Rec not later than 6:30 p. m. to bers, Mr. and Mrs. George Meade mer months, the man of the beard craft waa swept by (Ire. weekend with their sister - Mrs. Wednesday, December 15 at 8 p.m. internal injuries. Her condition furniture company safe. Well Worth confined to brush and timber are'* man Leroy Murray applied artifi meet Judges and make entries. A of Oakland road, who took a demit refused to comply. When almost Among the rescued was Henry William Fournier and mother Mrs. The meeting is sponsored by e waa deacrib^ aa fair. Warning Note Left Open Monday and Thursday Nights cial respiration to the dog, which small fee w ill be charged for each from a Grange In New Hampshire everyone had thrown up their C. Fownes, 58-year-oId retired Phebe Tllden of Main street group of baseball fans who would Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wil estimated at less than 1,00 acres, Aa police reconstruct the story. foresters said they hoped to con finally was revived. Scout entering the swimming AD Day Saturday where they formerly lived, and to hands In despair, the rains came. Pittsburgh steel executive, owner The worship service In the Con like to see the expansion of ath liamson served aa matron of hon Biros managed to break the hinges trol t^e blaze today. I Dr. Willlahi J. H. Fischer, medi mtot. grant a demit to a South Windsor As far back m last winter. Old of the yacht,'the Tennessee. The gregational church Sunday waa in letic In Bolton. All men interested Protecting or at the wedding of a former col off the heavy door but then ' member. Man Weather confounded his sub vessel, wrecked by explosions and charge of the young people. Dixon In the purpose of the group are The program consisted of a jects by covering the land with flames, sank after It waa towed in .McKnight gave the call to wor urged to attend the meeting. song. “ Bringing In the Sheaves" COULD YOU rcplmee your Inch after Inch o f anow, even when shore by the Coast Guard. ship and Gardner Chapman g;ave Bolton Library w ill be open as by the Grange; a reading, "1 Am most experts had said there copld Fownes waa found by Coast the invocation and led in the usual on Wednesday from 1 until fine jetoelry or fur coat If they Thankful For," by Margaret Yeo be no more. And about the time Guard craft in the amall dinghy I.ord'8 Prayer. William Ross, Jr., 5 p.m. mans of Andover Grange; "Thanka- were stolen, burned or lost? that men of aclence were giving with hla (lance, Mrs. Edith C. For read the Bible selection, and Lois Regular meeting of the Bolton ' giving I Remember Best,’ by carefully calculated explanations rest, 86, o f Rye, N . Y., who held Chapman offered prayer. Robert Volunteer Fire Department Is A Jewelry-Fur policy with member of Vernon Grange; "H ar of the changing o f the seaaona and McNamara led In the responsive r her small dog. Four other men scheduled to be held at the Fire this airency will reimburse vest MlnatrcU" by Wapping the. extension o f winter to include reading and Lenore Charter gave house on Wednesday, December 1 were alongside* In the frigid water you for their loss from prac Grange; a game by Andover the spring months, the anow of the Atlantic ocean, clinging to the offertory prayer. There was at 8 p.m. Grange and song "Home Sweet stopped—arid changed Into rain. the dinghy fo r support. tically an risks. Consult this 824-828 M A IN STREET TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER Home," by all. The spring season of 1948-or Fownes and hit fiance were ! .. The next meeting, Dec. 4 will be rather the lack of it—convinced a agency about this necessary great many people that Old Man forced into the dinghy by the heat installation of officers. of the flames. Others aboard insurance. h Dec. 4 Wapping Grange will be Weather was definitely out of sorts and would never again be Jumped into the water. They were trade-marks meast A t stmt Akg, host to East Central Pomona Capt. Edward H.-Williams. 43, of which will meet at 7:30 p. m. Offi reconciled to some sort of time table that would serve as a guide Stamford. Conn.; George Mann, 48 cers for the coming year will be of New York CTty, a guest; Mich elected. for his earthly subjects. The four A Service seasons of the year became aub- ael Tanch, 43, o f ’ N ew York, the •OTTUD UNDn AUTHOBTV Ot Tkl COCA.COU COMTANr IT Saturday, Dec. 4 the Wapping yacht’s steward, and Edgar Du- home-needs Community Mothers’ Club will Jects to be spoken of with a touch (X)CA-COLA BUTTUNG COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD. CONN prey. 43, of Old Westbury, L. 1. [M have a food sale at Sage Allen’s of awe. Today’s snow, however, For AU All were treated at Atlantic 01*41. store. East Hartford, beginning at gives a hint that perhaps Old Man Weather has .not completely dis City hospital later fo r exposure 10 a. hi/ and released. No one group or class claims our serv* Ellsworth Memorial High school regarded hla people. The Cham basketball team played their first ber of Commerce may be the agent that will bring some sort of peace ice. We attend those in aD walks of game of the beason Friday with to a weather-weary world. Morris High school here which re IVliy ThoMunds o f D «c fo r» life. Ours is, find always will be, a now sharply reduced! sulted in a victory for Ellsworth, Dangerona Driving pr«scrib« piMiMnt tasting M-S. Their next game will be Fri The first snowfall of the year community service. day, Dec. 3 with Watertown High also brings with it the same haa- at that place. ardous road conditions that it haa Red Men’s In the CYO Grammar League, In other years. The still warm St. Francis team defeated St. Au ground has melted the snow fall- ing on the roads, leaving a layer gustine 59-43. Evergreen Wood C3inpter, OES, of slippery slush. The first skid m m m t ding accident of the season was will hold a setback card party Sat (O U m O B V COLDS) reported this morning. Com urday, Dec. 4 a t 8 p. m. at Mason m TussiN acts af once. It not only 175 East NEW ic Temple. . relieves such coughing but also Center St. Over 31,000 has been raised for loosens up phlegm and makes It Tel. 3665 the chimes for the First Congre easier to raise. pESTVssof Is gational church. ’The chimes have sa/e/ Mighty effective for old FUNERAIHCMES Edgar Clarke Year’s Lourest P n « s been ordered and they hope to hove Christmas Fair and young I Pleasant tasting f them Installed In time for Christ ?8 W'.vwr'BRn . I ^ ____ _ Insuror .MA^JCHEST£R Q j , ^ Kl C ”7 Q O V mas carols by Dec. 35. Food Sale 400 VAIN .r < PHONE789/ BINGO • jHALE’S STORE Actress Strains Muscle PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. Hollywood. Nov, 39—(^5— Her Thurs,, Dec. 2— 9:30 A. M. Frigidaire aching back will keep Betty ara AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE This week only!... ble from the camera awhile, says Aprons, stuffed toys, hand AUTOMATIC her studio. The actress strained made gifts In wide variety by a muscle In g scene where she lifts Now, |u8t wh«n budgots or* Sfrainod, members of the American Le- ^ WASHER Cesar Romero from "the groimd glen Auxiliary. Tinker Hall The doctor says She’ll have to lay you Savo Extra Dollars ol this* off such w e i^ t y subjects fo r a Food Sale Begtne at 1 P. M. MAIN STREET few. days. ¥•07*8 Lewost Pricotl J>6 0 R P R IZ E ™ S \ Come and Try It and You Will Like It Take Advantage b TOMORfiOW NIGHT of Our • Live water action Lay-Atvay Plan i THE PENALTY • No bolting down s u m m m • Top loading v i s s A r / , OF NEGLECT • Sec a demonstration • REG. 21.95 HAND CLEANER Dent expect to drive threngh the winter seasen with out mls^p unless your car Is made ready for the ^ood V a liiel Compact! Strong suction cleans v“ > ‘ O W N \ atralns of cold weather. Better to have it thoroughly small rugs, furniture, bedding C IN TII CUT - FRISH YOUNG PORK r conditioned NOW than be stuck with costly repairs KEMP’S r nap, tr * cGBciently. BuDt-in nozzle brush. LATER. Ask our expert service men to look it over. LB D r iy in for qvkk and dnpandebh sarvka Inc. PORK CHOPS '5'*^ 763 Main Street PRISHLY GROUND UAN BilF REG. 57.95 ALUPURPOSE CLEANER Tel. 5680 Cleans everything faster.quickcr SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. LB . . . furniture, bedding, rugs. 10 634 CENTER STREET TEL. 5101 CHOPPED BEEF Frigidairc In Manchester attachments included. MILDLY CURID - 6-t lb avg For Over 25 Years This Christmas, give temsons you levs', the gift the! LB ends wsthday drudgery . , . the Blsckstone Autometk. SMOKED SHOULDERS REG. $59.95 CHAIR AND OHOMAN Not only het Bleckstono boon provon over NINE yeert , of setusi honte use, but it's RATED TOPS by famous indo- Converts to tilt chair, lounger, -m A A A f a n c y - m w C R O P pondont tostinig lelwetortos. Its Agitator Action is provon rocker. Deep coil springs on No- A X O O > bolt to wash rtelly dirty clothss, sparkling cissn, gently LBS Sag base, cotton tapestry cover, w# end safely. There's no tangling, no, tearing. The whole SEE THE GORILLA SAUERKRAUT proetts takes but e few minutes and is eornpistsly sffort- Isss. Top opening provides convenient loading, of clothes, BIACKSTONE Dryer motchea J •. snd thtrs's no noiss, no vibrstioni no bolting down. Tho Automotk Washer. Automotlc- Work shoes in tan or brown. Genuine horsehide blucher plain toe, 5-PC. PLASTIC-CHROME DINEHE TINDIR CALIFORNIA ilackstono can, bo instellod anywhere in owned or rented oily drks o hiM lood of doHioa full double bend leather sole, rubber heel, gobdyear welt. ^ • e a p O Fresh - Native Compare at $20 m ore! 3 0 x 4 2 ' MR D O home. * toony dogroo ofdrytioss doaiiod. ' Blsckst'one's eaclutive "Autotrol" eutires years of de tup of plastic opens to 5 2 ' witl^ M A D O ARMY ENGINEERS’ BOOTS ...... , $4.98 CARROTS pendable end economical operation. Counter high, leaf. Chairs in wonderful Duran. (Used). Worth 520.00 when new. counter dttp, ef chip resistant ’’Supemamel," the Black- stone Automatic will match dimensions ef any standard 2 BCHS 1 9 c GOOD TOUGH WORK SHOES, Comp. Sole ...... $5.49 Brodksiiile kitchon cabinet or epplienco. Designed end built by SALE! STURDY FOLDING CARD TABLE Amarica'i Oldest Washer Manufacturer, Blsckstone is considered tho best dollar value on tho market today. Let A r m y s b u c k l e a r c t ic s , n e w ...... $4.59 u. s. Strong wood frame, double-braced. us show you a demonstration. INCH U. S. r u b b e r PAC BOOTS, N ew ...... $8.95 c a b b a g e Heavy, liquid-resistant fiber- EG G TW«uel>. f • • 11 • AUlTATOk is board tup in choice o f patterns. EkTRA HEAVY RED SOLE 3 1 2 c JSeatfyW aaded/ WALES-GOODYEAR WORK RUBBERS ...... $2.98 L A R G I SIZE o o . y g « GRADE A 89.95 GAS RANOETTE REDUCED! 0-)y aUcLi-iw -8-n • MMW U. S. ROYAL OVERSHOES ...... $5.98 FLORIDA THIN-SKIN 6-fli riM« iiiAi l-t-m ene 6—eli An robber with cloth lining. Ideal 20'size! Has large oven with’ b m A q •^eaU g l&ttaea/ «eep reviJee •■•y. Wo oisa hondto ltodb)f heat control and broiler! Roomy* R j f O O stoho WWNOCR WASH-' FELT SHOES, A FEW LARGE SIZES ...... $2.98 ORANGES Give her a gift ihe’ll trezsare atwajt. We haw goM-flllPd Tk# lU ck ieee dsvsieps 4-buiner cooltop!- Buy now! , M . • r • > at 848JI0; Bolld gold at fSO.OO; 2 diamonds at 1110.00 ER$ with femooa m i d i u m s i z i •ad up. 8 - lb b ag ' ires si eacel GRADE A ' ' DOZ Clement Surplus Store Buy Yeuf Hom «4laads On Wards ’ Menlhly Paymanl Plan I 16 DEPOT SQUARE NORTH END, MANCHESTER h e w e n c l a n d s l a r g e s t r e t a il e r of fine f o o d s Dewey-Richman Co. OPEN THURS. AND FRL EVENING TILL 9 ' Jewelers— SilTcrsmitha— Opticians B. D. PEARL'S] APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER 619 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 7SM ' I A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE.«TER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 MAN'('HE?TER EVEN’ING HERALD. MANTHESTER CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 P A 6 E dIX for families of the firemen with 5,- necc88*ry and what we think la Skeleton of Man Santa Claus Is ifi Town; Planning Boards , 000 peso ($730) donations. ^iid|PBtpr pracUcal, the feeling of helplesa- The 3.000,000 peso ($435,000) Arrived "Here ^turday fire was discovered yesterday ORANGE HALL BINGO neaa In the drift toward horror." Foniicl in Woods T o Hold Clinic about dawn. The two-story build Soptiituj ijeralft tVe might a.e well admit, right Santa Claua haa cpme to ______, ing was a roaring furnace when PUHUHHBD HT TUB INC now. that Mr. Blakely prenented town. Hartford, Nov. 39—(iPl — Mem the firemen got there. Explosions 22 REGULAR GAMES BBIULD PRINTINU t\> Stamford, Ncv. 2B—ifP )- The of oil, painta, gaaollne, and gun II BiMtll Street no glamoroua solution for the pic He arrived on the 11:59 train bers of Town Planning and Zoning UaoelMftar,' Cuno. skeleton o f a man tentatively Iden powder added to the^danger. ture he painted. from Boston Saturday morn boards from throughout Connecti 6 SPECIALS THOll^Is nCHUUSON tified ns Benjamin Brondo. 74, who ing-at the Manchester Railroad He thinks the root of our trou rrt*.. Traae.. O*"'' ,“ ‘•,^5*' disappeared last April 14, was station. Depot Square was cut will gather here tomorrow for' Injuries Prove Fatal PounStd oetouei l. I»M- ble lies In the fact that our tech Sweepstake and Door Prize found by a boy and hts dog in crowded with hundreds ot his tl'.c opening of a two-day commu Waterbary. Nov. 29— (g’j—Mrs. Publ'ehM Beery ?? fhi nical skills have outnin dUr capa Cuater'a woods here yesterday. admirers who cheered, his ar nity development clinic sponsored Sunday and H.didaya ,! rival. Santa's reindeer did not by the Connecticut Development Sophie Aheraa, 43, died in 6L EVERY MONDAY NIGHT \ Poal oBIr# at Manrheater. Cnnn. aa city for living and sharing to Brotido, a candy maker, disap Home for a Christmas peared after telling his daughter make the trip with him. snd he commission. .viai-y's hospital laat night from Reeond Claya Mail Matter. gether on this earth, have thrown injuries she received when struck NEW STARTING TIME—7:45 he was going for a walk. reported that they wen being The opening day program will StKSvUlHTUIN BATES us closer together without devel by a police cruiser here Thursday ;tuw Detective^ Sergt. John Nolan rested at the North Pole sta consist o f a series of a panel dis Una Tear By M»'l oping any compensating rountl- bles for the strenuous work cussions ending with a joint meet night. Medical Examiner Dr. Ed Sia montha by .'Ull ...... I I uu said that the skeleton was fully .( l.ia* facing them on Christmas Eve. ing in the evening. ward ,H. Kirachbaum said death says House & Garden Oha mciilb by Mall ...... ncs.s o f our human edges, have clotheo and that the clothing cor ...... - .04 was due to a brain hemorrhage 8ib(lc Copy ...... responded with that known to i Following his arrival at the Delegates to the clinic will be .... » .^4 split us Into various sct.s of mech and internal injuries. Mrs. Aheraa tvaeaiy. by Carrier ...... have been worn by Brondo. Mcdl- , station. Santa enteVed a closed joined Wednesday by delegates Suba. del'eered. One Tear ..... lUOU anized .men*without teaching us was struck by the police car driv ...... Ili.iw cal Examiner Dr. Ralph W. Crane | sedan and led a «0-car proces from 11 other state Development Weal nf M'aa.. y.iraigii . en by Patrolman John Deely who how to become integrated Individ said there was no Indication of sion than wound down Main commisaiona for a northeastern was responding to an emergency More Wine Is Being , m e m u ek us uals In .some harmonious relation- foul play. street and stopped in front of regional conference. t h e ASS'ii'ia t k i> i'ues;- Hale's Department store. San call. Xh» A**oei«lea Presi, '• t»clu»'v*iy with oUr environment a.nil Sold Every Year! •n-itltd tu thr u»e ol reput>lle«l'<>n of ta then went Into Hale's toy •Il'new* d' MAMUHCSI'GR e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 team during the regular teason. cred Heart church, N tw Britain, pastor o f the Methodist church is but may not participate in play followed by Benedletien. secretary and treasurer. PAGE EIGHT W IN tlk -U 6 V W U N » - I 4 ie Rockville offs. The serviceman muat have U m A Reera CouOltlwe Aaaaal Meeting Battalion, 6th Marines. He waa a W T H T — 1*30 Tha RoekviUn Consumers Coop- WTUi— loau Today’'s Radio been a resident of one of the eligi Due to the drowded condition at member of the invasion force of W K N B -4 M ble towns before entering service the Eaat School lunch room, the cratlva Association. Ind., will hold T 0 9 C M About Town Marine’s Body the 5th Marines that went aahore /T’5 BENSON^S FOR RADIOS / Its annual membership meeting on South Church h - Caatern Standard Time Season Opens and once he has taken part in a children are taking lunch tn two Hospital Here Prepares on Iwo Jima on Fejifuary 19, 1945. league game he Is committed to shifts. The cooperation of the Saturday at 8 p.m. at its roome at Corporal Murray Johiuon, son Back in U. S. Besidea his wife, Pfc. Skoneski that team for the rest of the sea parents is being asked In regard which Uma reports will be given For 1 W ««kt-C O fff GNLT Extends Call of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson of leaves one siiter, Mrs. James >8:30— son, but will not be considered one to the lunch program and parents for the past year. Three directors 4:9 This Evening e t $100 trooi t r I l f \ 93 Plymouth Lane, la home on a Duffy, of Cambridge street, and WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent of their players on the player limit are asked to have their children w in be named for a three year F o r Its New two brothers, Joseph, of 57 Haw W im o—Hint Hunt: Newi, hmtmg ia aeewhH a U A d d itio n fifty-day furlough from Okinawa, j Scouts. list. Each team will be limited to return home for lunch unless it Is period. G where he has been for 22' i thorne street, and William, of WCCC—Hartford Police Speak; weeks and pay aaly $L40 < Forinep Residents Re- I WONS—Gregory Hood; Hy Gar- a list of eligible players, all of absolutely, necessary. Four teach- Baleing Fuadn Rev. Fred R. E«lpar months. He expects to be reassign- Westerly, R. I. Santa Oaua Show. u — lor MOa miitlrsl eapei WKNB—News; Modemalrez. I diner Says. Senior Basketball Or* whom must be on the eligibility era are on lunch duty every day The Firat Lutheran church hat a be necessary for the hospital to on the completion o f his furlough. mains Are Returned quotits of $800 for Lutheran World Telepbsae er ceaM la today, Of New York City Re WTHT—BandaUnd. WTIC—Howard Barlbw'a Orch list betoK the Mart of the second during the lunch hour. Topographical Survey make a public appeal for further He has been with the A . C. and W, ganization Is Formed A cUctlon Relief for Europe and al- lease 9M te $Mi aa eBaak WtTC—Bacltttage Wife. estra. round. IMIalsterlal AeeoelaUea funds to assure completion and Squadron of the lAlr Force. From Pacific Area ceives Invitation Families Using Ssto— In Rockville , Servloao Conttnue The RockMlIe Minlaterial As rsady $500 has been raised. It is Is Being Made Now; furnishings of the new buikiings so 4II5—* ilanned to raise the remainder be- £ M t i n c a a c a a r ^ raar wan r* day r99>* ' W THT-W alter Kiernan. The Forty Hours Devotion which sociation win meet thle afternoon greatly needed. It is hoped enough The Arm y and N avy Club Aux The remains of Pfc. Victor J. w n C — Stella Datlaa. ore the close of the year. Bids to Be Received The Rev. Fred R. Edgar, a.s.iist- WCX^I^Tunea. for Totz. 9:00— started on Sunday at St. Joseph's at five o’clock at St. John’s Rec J money can be raised .so that the iliary will meet this evening at the Skoneski, 34, of Providence, R. I., Lockers Double Rockville, Nov. 20—(Special) — t w i m a l FINANCE C a WKNB—Vaughn Monroe. WDRC—Radio Theater. Catholio church continues today tory. FoUowlng the cupper a busi facilities planned need not be re ant pastor to the Rev. Ralph Sock- clubhouse to make plans for the form erly of .Manchester, have been The Senior - Basketball League, About January 15 WONS—Gabriel Heatter. and tomorrow. This evening at ness meeting will be held. Rev. The danger o f fault-flnding, be- ts d Hm t e IU 1 8 1NBA1M duced. man at Christ Church. New York. | annual Christmas party. A soefal returned to the United States from 1 sponsored by tlie Recreation Board Hartford, Nov. 29—(g’)—Fami WDRC — New England Nota- j W TH T— Muaic o f Glenn Osier. 7:80 p. m. there will be Vespers, Adolph Johnson, psstor o f tha Sldee being an unpleasant person 788 auai 8ISM; Overall construction cost.s have has been extended, and has acrept-1 time will) refreshments will be en- the Pacific area aboard the United will open ita acaaon this evening The recent drining In back of lies now using frozen food lockers W T H T —Telephone Houi . sermon to be delivered by the Rev. Rockville Baptist church la presi ality tra it Is that this habit In- 9W $489 « 9w4C risen tremendously since the first ed, the call to fill the varancy in ' joyed. ’ States Army Transport ‘‘Dalton b o ^ . with two games scheduled, St. In the state are twice as numerous W T H T - aandBland; Hall of 9:15— Stephen PtsssynsM. curate at Sa- dent. and Rev. Albert W. Jaduon, vitas aging lines to a face. the Manchester Memorial hospital money for building was raised. As the pastorate at the South Metho- ' ------Victory," the Department of the Bernard’s Meg's Cfiub against tha Uae arti a aaara ft dl I which some people m istakenly; an example these costs arc 3'.2 A rm y announced-' today. Pfc. as they were a year ago, according Fame; New*. ^ W ONS— News. Rockville American Legion and The executive board of the Hol- tb a report o f the Connecticut You get real tone in the compact 9:80— times as high as they wore in 1913 WON8—Story Tima. th? Park Hotel vs. tha Rockets. judged as the start of construc Flrst form al announcement of i Parent-^Teacher Association, Locker Operators a.ssociatlon. Philco 9 0 0 ... and at a sensa W T K ^ L o re n z o Jone*. with 234.7"r rise over 1939. the call was made at the quarter WONS—Hollywood Story; News The firat game la at 7:30 p. ra., tion o f the proposed new wing which ordinarily would hold its ■wiS The association also heard at its tionally low price. Power to spare However, it is felt building of ly conference, following yester ‘ 4:45— WTHT—SUrs-In-The-Nlght. and all future games will be played was Just soil being tested for monthly meeting Wednesday eve annual meeting yesterday at the S5 D O W N WON8—Two-Ton Baker. the proposed additions can not day’s services at the church. The ti?! with the AC-DC superheterodyne W T IC —Dr. I. Q. each Monday and Wednsaday ava- ledge, blasting add soil strata be ning. will omit It for December. Hotel Bond that there presently W nC —Young Widder Brown. safely be delayed any longer. Many selection, which is subject to the circuit. Handsome walnut plastic $2 W E E K LY WDRC—My Friend Irma. ninga. fore building can actually begin. are .58'’locker plants in Connecti 10:00— times during the past the hospital approval of the Bishop, which i.s ... .. , , cabinet. $;0O— The league thla year w ill consist •lV>pographical survey of the cut. Officers were elected as fol W DRC— MuMc o ff the Record. W ONS— Fishing and Hunting properties has been made giving has found It neco.ssary to care for expected to be forthcoming, was | , of the following teams: St. Ber made by the' -Pastoral Relations j Society of Zion Lutheran lows; Edwin E. Sage. Jr.. West WONS—Adventure Parade, Club. location of waterpipes. sewers and patients in the halls until such nard’s Men s Club, Rockville Am church will take place Wednesday Hartford, president: William D. W THT—Challenge of the Yukon. W T H T —Arthur Gaeth. other utilities and it 1s expected lime as othrr bods in rooms were Committee headed by Thomas J erican I.,egion: Park Hotel, Rock evening at 7:30 in the Sunday Thurston, Wallingford, vice presi w n C —When A Girl .Marries. w n c —Contented Projjam. vacated. Tlic higher hospital cen Rogers. ets, Ellington American Legion. architects will haVc completed school room. Election o f officers dent. and Edson Curtis, Simsbury, 10:15— plans and specifications so tn*t sus likewise has thrown an added Was Guest Preacher llere $:I5— The Rockville Journal, Jewish will be held. Mrs. John Krompegal treasurer . W O NS— Superman. W T H T — Earl Godwin. bids can be received on or about strain on its facilities such as the The Rqv. Mr. Edgar was guest Community Center. is chairman - o f the nominating Portia Faces Life. 10:SO— January 15. 1949. It is hoped that operating rooms, X-ray, laboratory preacher at the local church on SANTA committee. The committee in WDRC— Bob Hawk Show. Richard Graf Is director of the the contract can be let and ground kitchen, laundry and other depart Sunday, Novem ber 7. 5:80— charge of the successful sauer W DRC— Old Record Shop. ’ WONS—Vaughn Monroe’s Or- league and C!harle8 Gagne it sec broken as soon as frost is out, pos The prospective new addition to ments. the ranks of the Manchester clergy kraut supper, earlier this month, WONS—Captain Midnight. chestra. . retary. There will be three rounds, The building committee eon.slsts sibly April 1. was ordained in the Texas Confer will make its report. Plans will be 'WTHT—Slty King. i ^’S^'VTIC— Radio Cjlty Playhouse. the first ending Jsn. 3, the second To Prepare Speelfleatlons. of the following trustees: Chair ence. Before becoming assistant made for the Christmas sale, W ed W T IC —Juat Plain Bill. W THT—On Trial. beginning 'Wednesday, Jan. 3 arid Preparation of the specifications man. Raymond W. Goslee; Mrs. pastor at the N ew York church nesday, December 10, from seven FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 5:43— 11:00— ending ’Wednesday, Feb. 9; , the la the second step required by the William R. Tinker, Mrs. Albert L. third beginning Monday, Feb. "14 18 months ago his moat extended to nine o’clock for the kitchen Im-, 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE .3535 W DRC— Herb Shrlner and Ray News on all stations. U. S. Public Health Service at Crowell, Charles S. Burr. William and ending Monday. March 21 or a Is Pointing To service was as a chaplain in the provement fund, also for the so 11:15— — Washington, D. C , in order that J. Thornton and C. Elmore Wat mond Scott. United States Army, in which ciety’s Christmas party. A social W O NS—Meet the Band. total of 63 games. Players are eli the hospital may qualilj- for the kins, ex-officio. W O NS—Tom Mix. capacity he served for five years. time with refreshments will fol w n C —Front Page Farrell. W n i T —Joe Hasef. gible from the towns o f Vernon. $200,000 tentatively allotted to He is married, and has one small When Minutes Ellington and Tolland and one of low the business session Wednes Evening W T IC — News. them last Ai^ ust by the State of child. the rules states that any service day evening. Count 6 :00— 11:80— Connecticut, State Board of As pastor o f South Methodist, man who is home on leave or fur Couple Celebrate W DRC— News. WONS—Danes Orchestra. Health for* post-war building. he will succeed the Rev. W. Ralph lough may play with any chown Mrs. Mary I. Puter, of 5 Gerard Hava VMU dnetui trie- W O N S—Newa. WTHT — Gems for Thought: DetaUs of New Wing Ward, Jr., now in Pittsburgh. A new three story wing, plus a street and Jame.s W right of 19 pbnna his praarrlptlno W T H T — Muaic at Six; Sporta. Dance Band. 25lli Anniversary Pfc. Victor i . Skoneski W T IC — Joe Strong at the Ham basement floor will be erected to Charter Oak street are among the to WeMnn't ovei oat pri W n C — Nawa. ■I 35 grand jurors summoned for the I mond Organ. the west of the present hospital Skoneski was killed in action on vate priifesaloaal wire for 8:18— and a single floor unit to the north. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Anderson Hospital Notes December term o f the United March 9, 1945, at Iwo Jima. / WDRC—Sportacaat; Record Al 11:43— pM litM slONEy HlttH This will provide an entirely new of 55 Birch street were married States District Court in Connecti- He was bpm in Manchester and Immediate delivery to bum. ■WnCJ—Appointment with Mu sic. mODME linVIN kitchen and cafeteria, nee ■ . ' ' ■ ■' .- . • ' /■' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEITIEK. CONN- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1941 P A C E T E '« MANUHESTEH EVENING HERALD. HANCUESI'EU. UUNN.MONOAV, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 PAGE Wetherell Street Snickers Soggy Snow How Students Mean Thief Here Steals ‘ OverFootb(rll"Chicken Tale Gi>vers Town W e d d i n g s Get Guidance Goods from BaSy Carriage Silk City Ends Season with 12- 7 Olympics rnd the boy.<( First of Season Makes McKInney-Dunlop Kiwanifl Qub Members Mrs. Rocco Lupncchino, 188 Oakt.bered another item she wanted at ICobody U mide tlJe bwl'of'-.J Miss Doris M. Dunlop, daughter street had an experirace Saturday a nearby store. When she returned but in the neighborhood Ox ^'eul , .i^.^ H ear Iyj;ctiire by luteal Within a few days, so we hear, Walking ami Driving of Mr. and Mre.'Samuel J. Dunlop in about ten minutes the coat and Wmie’8,BA’8 Six o f Top College Teams about morning with a pretty mean thief Guards Nip Middletown arell street they all kno\y the IfcdVs chickens were out and o f South Road, Bolton, and William T e a c h e r everything else had been taken Clinch I P a t Bolduc Accounts Diffirult which will teach her not to be so the cane of the football and the one happened to stray acsbtes a G. McKinney, son o f Mr. and Mrs. from the baby buggy. She reported property line and into the y ^ d of trusting. She left her small daugh her loss to the police, but up to Rec.Wiimer8 D l V l S l O l l Crown r? O rri 1 J chicken. William R. McKinney of 101 Chest Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock, guid In Three Bowl Contests the owner of the for.t'iall. He con A soggy first snow-storm blan- nut street, were married Eatilrday ter, Barbara .\nn, who Is two this afternoon no trace of the thief When a groiip of boys recently fiscated the hen and put it in his kct:d Manche.ster moat o f the day, ance director for the . Junior and years old at home, but took her had been found. In League Game, 56-49 r or Both Touchdowns evening at seven o'clock In the senior high .school grades,! spoke decided to go in for a little foot cellar. making driving harardous and South Methodist church. The carriage to bring back the grocer I Mrs. Lupacebino particularly Fonqer Prevails Over New York, Nov. 39— With a The Wolverines finished their Eagles Capture Eastern! The argument went up to the walking difficult , and sloppy. tOftbe Klwanla Club at their meet ies for the week-end. She also regrets the loss o f the little coat, ball practice, they failed to cousld^ double-ring ceremony wsa per ing this noon at the Hotel Sheri scattered exceptions, the myriad [ campaign without tarnish, extend- point of police intervention, The There were some aceldenls of a called at the clearners for Bar- I children’s garments being so ex- Bycholski Brothers Set Silk City 48 to 3 1 ; National Pro League Home Forces Roar Bark ' er certain windows in the vicinity, formed by candlelight by Rev. John dan. The title of her talk was bowls could start printing pro- ing a two-year winning streak nclvice was th .s: exchange the minor nature reported as cars slid bora's little red coat which she In- pensive, and asks The Herald - to Shining Light with the sad result that a good E. Post, of the Quarryi’iHc Meth the "Guidance Program of Man grains today and begin bragi^ng ' Notre Dame is expected to do like Scores Twice on the slippery roads, but none up tended to put away in moth balls! publicise the affair hoping some Scoring Pace W ith , Latter Drops Cheneys Honors; Highlights In Third Period t o kickoff put the football through •'prisoners of war". odist churcli. Palms and pompons chester Schools." about who Is going to servo the wise Saturday in its ffhsls against ,\rd that, we tinderstand. is the tf. this afternoon were serious for the winter. This she hung in- j one may recognise the coat, which an adjoining composed the decorations. i Guidance, said Mrs. Hitchcock, Points; Play beat football game. I Southern California. the window of enough to require police action. side the hood; placed the bundles! is size 4, has a round yoke in the 17, 16 Saturday night’s Rec Lssgus New York, Nov. 39.— Half Grind Ont Victory'] owner confla- w.ay the matter wa-s .settled. The G. Clef'^ Cl'ih of thirty Is a name given to what has al Tbs dobate over the outstanding I ' Arm y had its perfect season building. The lady Tlitt*#vorst spots wore sanded in the carriage and parked it on back, eight buttons in front, and of toe professional football scram women’s voices rendered “Q Per ways been a function o f schools, Here Wednesday Night opener saw Willie's Grill beat the poot-sosaen attraction la bound j ^toiled in the annual service game At Nebo Before 1^000 early, and special police protec Brainard Place. Then she remem- < is a spring and fall garment ble was unscrambled today, with Gen. Albrrt C. Wedemeyer, war fect Love,” Ish Llebe Dlch and the namely that of aiding students to Silk City A. C. by a score ot 48 to wrax ■ bit hotter than usyal spectacle at Philadelphia tetur- tion wn.s afforded at school cross- toe Cleveland Browns and Phila time commander of the China I.K)rd’s Prayer. become well-adjusted and happy because six of the ten top teams day by a battered Navy team that ings. A successful Invasion o f Middle- ; to 31. delphia Eagles clinching diviaional Flaohlng their top form toe SUk Given In marriage by her father people. The main objective of are the success or value o f a In last week’s nsxt to the last ! sledge-hammered Its way to a 31- th-ste;. in y.fanchester the snow made town was made by the Guards last ^ The game for the first half was honors In their respective leagues. City A. C. gridders completed toe O b itu ary KelMiria .Morale Higher the bride waa attended by Mrs. any guidance prograni Is to help guidance program, concluded Mrs. Auto Dealer Says Associated Press poll sre square I 21 draw. up to two inches in .some places, very loose and the arill left the The pulverising Browns c S i ^ 1948 semi-pro football season in a ' Associated Pres.') Corrcapoiident Richard Trotter of Keneington students gain's better understand Saturday night and the objective, | .off in three o f the annual fixtures. This was one of the football but was melting rapidly. Hitchcock, that type of a program floor at half time with a two point from behind yesterday to whip toe Roy Essoyun^ reported Sunday street as matron of honor; brides ing of themselves so that they a victor ovfi* the American Le The Sugar Bowl at New Orleans shockers of all time—a first slip h^ss of glory yesterday afternoon < I>asl year the first snow fell is a necessity in every school sys Friends Favored load, 16 to 14. A crowd o f 200 Sen Francisco Bears, 31-28, and from Suchow that morale of na maids were Miss Dori* Skinner of may be able to make Intelligent tem. gion. was taken by a 56 to 49 might be excused for puffing out up for the West Pointers, whose by^s^rlng a wrcll deserved 12 to 7: November 28. Warnings were out watched the game. In the sec its chest a little farther than the preclalonist platoons had stormed nab honors for the third straight tionalist soldiers wa.s higher than Bolton and Mrs. Wadsworth K, decisions in regard to life's prob The attendance prize, donated Funerals that low temperatures tonight Fcorc. Not until the final minutes ond game the British Americana others because it landed the No. 4 i all oppoelUon, and a moral victory year in toe All-America Confer win dyer toe Stafford Olympics! tliose of troops he had seen before. McKinney of Manchester. Wads- j lems, she said. Guidance does not by I,e8lle Degan, waa won by Rus (Continued from Pago One) More Uum 1,000 fans witnessed the might make driving very treach- of the last quarter wa.s th. thrill- ttod very little trouble In scoring team, North Carolina, and Gie No. for the lowly Midshipmen, who had ence Western Division. N ot only did the wounded look bet worth McKinney was be-st man for j tench the children how to behave, sell Potterton. second medtou of toe two teams at efbus. especially as the wet roads a 61 to 35 victory over the young A Oklahoma, the Big Seven cham- lost 13 Btragiht. Phtlsdelphia, meanwhile, stowed .lames Taylor ter fed. he said, but they were his brother and the ushers were I Mrs. W. a. McKinney but rather teaches them more no used car to trade In and the av ing, nip and tuck struggle decided. Mt. Nebo. ^veral weeks previ- The funeral of Jainc.s Taylor, of might become glazed with thin Sherwood ,Tone.=, cousin of the shout themselves. 1 erage waiting period for the 24 Some 160 Manchester fans travel Wid Inexperienced Cheney Broth ploa. Notre Dame and Clemson scored away toe National League' s East happy over their speedy evseiin- ern Division title for the second oua to* rival elubs battled to a 7.1 Pleasant street, who died at icc. bride, and Benjamin Johnson, both grey crepe, flesh pink accessories Explains the Program j was about 14 months. The rest o f ed to the packed Mkldleto\vn ers A . C. The papa of the Jan. 1 extrava triumphs to keep their slates clsan. tion. Chine.se commereial airliners I season in a row by blanking toe acorclesa deadlock, the Veterans hospital. Newington. Cooperating with national .safe of this town. and pink rose corsago Mrs. Hitchcock traced the guld-! Will Be Given Uio 82 cars went to buyer* ^■ith rrm ory to .see the Guards take In the first quarter the Silk City ganzas—the rose st Pasadena— The opportunist Irish, converting flew more than 2,700 wounded to led the Grill by a score of 9 to 5 Pittsburgh Steelers. 17-0. * Pat Bolduc was the hero for toe Thursday morning, was held from ty ar.d law enforcement authori- The bride was gowned In candle- ance nrojrrzms throughout the dif-1 trade ins. he added, and their av over -sole poss(!ssion o f Ir.'st place counters with one o f the two un fumbles IntA touchdowns, stormed Silk Towners. The diminutive Nanking yesterday. Another mo- A reception for two hundred and here it looked as though the The Eiagles and Brownies now St- Mary's church Saturday after i ties. Police Chief Herman .Schen- lifrht satin and Chantilly lace; her ferent school grades. The seventh j erage waiting period waa 50 days. in the Kastern League. blemished powers In bowl action, over Washington, 48-0. Clemson passing see, turned runner yester rale booster: SoUllers were bHng guests followed In the church par Giiesl Status Grill was going to be In for a bard can coast through their remaining noon at 3:15. Rev A lf^ d L. i I del today Hated new driving rules veil of illusion waa of finger-tip lors, which were decorated 'vith_ grade finds the emphasis on group ! It was the Bycholski brothers, fifth-ranked California, and North tripped Auburn, 7-6, and now must day and scored both Mantoaster paid in sliver for the first time Fred J. Walker, a telephone re night. But In the second quar play The Citadel. games and wait for the other half Hams, rector of the church, offi- 1 that. If carefully considered, will length and she carried a prayer pompons and fern. Mrs. Sophie’ ; guidance, .•'howlng the qualities; Bruno and Johnny, who led the western, No. 7. touchdowns. Kls swivel-hipped since the Japanese war. pair man. said he waited from July. ter Willie's started to bold the A. o f their circuit to bring out a prevent^ lot of motorists from be book with orchid marker and Kramer of 495 Hartford road was 1 that make for happy living with ; (Continued from Tage One) wey, scoring .33 of the’ (3uarda The Cotton Bowl at Dallas Orange - Bowl - bound Georgia running was sensational and this Gen. Tu Ll-Mlng. acting govern 1947, until October oL^his year to /?.’s with a strong defense as they matches Southern Methodist Uni clinched the Southeastern Confer challenger for toe championship J*^n Cockerham, the church or cominfr Involved in accidents dur' .strc.amera of stophanotis. the caterer. |one's fellows. The eighth grrade i points. 1.5 o f them in the filial pe- enabled the home team to wind ment r.omi'nitnder in the Suchow obtain a nev.’ car from Ourlsniaii, only scored five points in that versity, No. 8 In the last A P poll, ence crown by humbling, its stats in toe rival loops. ganist. presided at the organ. m ■ / \ W: / MANCFTRSTER EVENTNG HER ALP. MANrHESTTER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948 FAOB Wanted to Rent 68 Suburban for Sal* 75 Business Services Offered 15 Repairlnl’ 23 Arliclea for Sale 45 Household' Goods 81 Aatomoblles for Sole 4 ItNINEKVIU.l!: Ktll.KS IIV l-'MV’l •••'I.' '-'MX Ykla That la to* Baaa^ REIPAIR. and motorise sewfng NOTHING Finer than Duo-Therm FAMILY of four would U k ^a four ELLINGTON- Route 30. 7-room VENETIAN Blind*. AU type* or five-room rent. RefSreenees. house, 5 miles from Wilbur Cross Now Gaffer John Is 98. but hs is "Into each Ufa eom* ntol aaidl { ^ made to order, alao recondition machines Alao clean and repair GIRL’S Bicycle. Also miscellane end Quaker pot type oU room full of energy. And when the fan”; I ^ Gbuified motOra Frank X. Dion, 3 Ridge- ous articles of clothing. Call 8085 heaters to keep you warm and H. Larson. 2-9728. highway. 9 year*'bid, hot water 1946 CHEVROLET ing. Best quality. Flndell Manu heat, all hardwood floors, cedar Sense and Nonsense world looks very black, I go to I know that aaylag ta qplto tfw . i facturing Co;. 485 Middle Turn wo8d street. Phone 7779. cosy. Several alxee now In stock RENT OR Least 4-0 rooms. Pres aee him ta hla diack. For there la But I don’t eee w ^ mlae araM j 4 DOOR SEDAN GLENWOOD Gas range, gmy and 856.95 to 8189.50. Any heater lined closets, ixtra lavatory. 2-rar Judy»(^bva snya her new bath ,The young clergj-men. during e aomething In his face that puts come .. - 1 Admtiiementt pike East, can 4865. white enamel, $85. Raccoon coat, ent occupancy 14 years. J. Doug garage. 1 acre lot Bua aervlce. A ing suit starts with practically caU. noticed the little daughter i purchased this week wpi* he bi- las Robertaon. Phone 8871. you In your proper place. I went Just when Tv* bad a 'new bbbS RADIO — Electrical Appliance Private Instructions 28 alse 88,. 850. Phone 8488. •talled free. Benson’s FUmiture, bargain. Tel. Tom Minor, Realtor. nothing and ends at once. of the boateas was busy with her to him the other day when every- do. Reconditioned by factory Roekvine llSf-J2. slate while eyeing him closely from methoda. Fully equipped. A Service, repairs picked up and FOR 'SALE— Men’s rebuilt end 718 Main street. thtag was looking gray. Hte old Mrs. Mazjoita TM to delivered promptly. 20 years’ AUTO DRIVING, dual -ontrol Houses for Sale 72 Clumsy men aeem to be especial rime to time. blue eye# were keen and kind . . . beautiful black car at $1,596. AAA certified Instructor. Bal relaated high and low aboes. at PRACTICALLY New Magic Cliaf, ATTRACrtVE Six room home, ly attractive to women. Clergyman—And what are you said he: "WeU, son, what’s on experience. John Maloney. Phone reaeonable pricea. Sam Tulyaa bath, full basement, steam heat doing. Mary? A bored cat and an tateraatod Guaranteed. 8-1046. 1 Walnut street. lard's Driving school. Call 2-3245 deluxe model gas range. Win sac your mind?” I muttered that the CtSF-Onjr w>d «Mt« Angon ' ' '' ' -"T-* 701 Main street. rifice. Excellent buy. Can 2-188S. poultry house. 20 fcres, tar road, -TO Child—I am drawing a picture world was wrong; that life had cat were watching a gaa* oC tea- ^ MUM. If found e«n MM. lU* 15 DAY OCCUPANCY $9,000. Welles Agency, Coven “It Ain't Necesanrily So” of you. nia. RADIO need fixing ? Have It re MERCXTRY Auto battery charger. “The good die young,” lost Its lilting song: that men of Bored Cat—You aeem w p la- BALCH-PONTTAC, Inc. paired, by expert*. Pick-up serV' Musical—Dramatic 29 try. Tel. wnilmantic 618J3 or The clergyman sat very srill to j kindness and of worth have little Reasonable. Inquire Sam and TABLETOP gas range, , whits, Four-room sing'Ie, brick I701W4. Or so we're told. facilitate the work of the artist, tereeted In tennla. tX>8T-Oin bI o ITDAT, KOVEMBEB 29, 194S PAGE FOUKIEEN iltanrtrPBter 1Eit»nitt0 1$?rali> Average Dally Net Preee Run T k e For tlM Month of October, IMS Miss Anne and Miss Avis Beech- ler of Boulder road resumed their Police Statipn Strings W om an H u rt 9 ,5 9 4 A bou t Tow n studies tod^ after the Thanksgiv Worth Lota of Money Haleys Housewares ing vacaUon at the University of Practical Princess Mambcr o( the Audit ' .x The M andu’Ster Civic Orcheetra Connecticut, where Anne Is a jun It is seldom that a bundle of As Car Skids ’ Banes of CUeolstleee v. Ul meet tonight for their weekly ior and Avis a freshman. Avis strings can be said to have-a Manehester-^'A Ciiy of VUiaga CHarm was recently chosen as a member value of about $500, but Chief j- / iche*!-*al at the Concordia Luth- ^TMg Tea > Kettles of the Motet choir, a group of o f Police Herman Schendel has Accident Today Occurs cra J church on Winter street at Place Mats and Sets (Ulaooiaoe Advertialag os Paga It) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 39,-1948 IVOUSTEEIf PA6E81 singers similar to the Rouhd Table such a one. The strings are VOL. LXVm., NO. 51 3 o’clock. at Manchester High school. each about eight Inches l o n g - In South ^ventry; Available in either chrome or copper " 0 just ordinary white twine. $ 4 - 9 0 Offleera of the Red Men’s Social finish. 21/4 qt. capacity. Each The Little' Flower of Jesus In Hospital Here club and the house committee will As the chief put It "go easy Mothers Circle will meet tomor on those strings. 'They’ve each meet tonight at 7:30 at the club- LACE PATTERNS Evacnees Look Back at Home row evening at the home of Mrs. got a value of about a dollar.’’ Mrs. Anna Gilmore, 64, of Rich rooms to make plans for the an Joseph Mcllduff, 68 Summer mond, ^ e ., was brought to the Suchow Garrison nual Christmas party. They are w haL the cops use West Bend Tube Pans Reds in» Berlin Form 4 » street. Mrs. M cllduff and her sis to lace that parking ticket on Manchester ^Memorial hospital at PLASTIC PLACE MATS ter, Mrs. John Hilditch, both of The Men’s Club of the Second to your steering wheel. :30 this morning following an ac Congregational church la planning whom are nurses, will give a demonstration of "Helpful Nurs cident on Route 44 in South Cov $1.49 ea. a Father and Spn banquet for Fri « Starts tQ R elief ing Aids.’’ * ____ entry. She was a passenger in a day evening, December 10. XI Gamma Chapter of Beta I 29c «*• Sigma Chi will meet tomorrow car that skidded and turned over, Riimp Rule for City? evening at eight o’clock . at the throwing her out of the car. Mrs. Reproductions of imported lace place mats. Just wipe home of Miss Evelyn Johnston, 21 Gilmore suffered a plight cut on Wear-Ever them off. Of Trapped Units HALE'S SELF SERVE Bigelow street. the head and a possible fracture The Master Mason d e^e will of the left leg. The Original In New England be exemplified at a special com The accident, caused by the slip Percolators Decision to Abandon Election Not Risked munication of Manchester ,L«dge, pery condition of the road, occ^r- APPUQUE GINGHAM PATTERNS Reach Accord No. 73, A. P. and A. M., tomorrow ed near the Twin Hills in South Bastion o f East Central and HEALTH MARI«T evening at 7:30 In the Masonic Coventry. The T. P. Holloran ans- 4 Cup — $2.50 Temple. Refreshments and a so hulance was called to take Mrs. PLASTIC PLACE MATS China Taken in Des U p o n Statute cial time will follow the degree Gilmore to the hospital artd state perate Attempt to Britain Shifts Stand TUESDAY SPECIALS work. police from Colchester were called 6 Cup — $2.75 to investigate the accident, the ea. Salvage Forces for Military Governors of -y-k H I * • C> ~ W H.* I Hands of Carefully Beethoven Glee Club singers first of the winter season In this selected Leaden*, A c Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. I will hold an importsuit rehearsal area. Defense o f Nanking Western Germany in U n MraleStinB OOlUtiOn tonight at eight o'clock in Elman- 8 Cup — $2.95 ------— lion Makes It Vic uel Lutheran phurch. The men will Reproduction of real gingham with contrasting applique. Agreement Over Rule sing In Rockville Stmday after' Red, blue, gold and green. Nanking, Nov. 30.— tually Impossible to TANGERINE noon, December 0, at the memo MARY CONSOLI The powerful Suchow garri Frankfurt, Germany, Nov. 30— Mediation Plan rial service of Rockville Lodge of Carry Out Any Agree* Dressmaking and AltemtIonB X son has begun quitting the UP)— ^The three mllltaiY governors Elks. A s the numbers for ■ this Griswold 46 Oz. Can Covered Bottono— Buttonhotea city to go to the relief of 140,- JUICE 2 5 c program wrlll be' rehearsed, all of western Germany reached 'From Israel: Partition Mav Get Trial nient on Curreney members are urged to be present Also Roinnanta 8 PC PLASTIC 000 comrades trapped by the 'agreement in principle’’ today on 83 Elm Street. East Hartford Cast Iron Program Not Endorsed P E T E R P A N I tonight. Communists to the south, an occupation statute for the three Berlin, Nov. 30.— (A")— ^The Phono Hnrtford 8-6fiS9 PLACE MAT SETS usually reliable sources said zones, reliable French sources said. Communists set up a hand Members of Manchester Lodge, Paris. Nov. .30.— (A*)— Brit Diploniatir Progress on today. The decision to aban picked puppet government PEANUT BUTTER 35c I No. 1477, Loyal Order of Moose, SKILLETS Gens. Lucius D." Clay, Sir Brian ain withdrew in the United Berlin Dispute Even are requested to meet at 7 ;30 to don the bastion of east cen Robertson and Pierre Koenig con for Berlin today, completing night at the Qulsh Funeral Home, tral China 211 miles northwest or ferred four hours and Settled their Nations today its demand B L U E B IR O $X«69 set Evacuees from the flooded area around Montgomery, .\la.. look bark at their home as they ride aw ay As German Reils Act the city’s east-west divisienu to pay their respects to Frank A. Nanking was taken In a desperate disagreement on all b u t two < that the Negeb dpsert of FENDER AND BODY to safety In a National Guard duck. (^VP wirephoto). Unwilling to risk the results Montie, who w as a past governor attempt to salvage forces for the sentlal points, a high French offi be taken southern Palestine Paris, Nov. 36—(VP)— A new of a popular election, the GRAPEFRUIT 1 of the lodge. WORK 90c — $1.35 Colorful floral and fruit patterns on plastic. 4 place mats defense of the capital. cial told newsmen. from Israel. Harold Beeley of ' Outflanked by Bed Drive ’The three military governors plan for mediation of the Berlin Communists called a meeting and 4 coaster^. could not agree on the question of Britain told the 58-nation Po The Democratic Women’s Club Suchow had atodd firm under crisis, devised by m man who of carefully selected leaders. JUICE 46 Oz. Can Sblimene and Flagg, Ine. occupation costs and that of an Cold Weather litical committee Britain is I will meet tomorrow evening lit $1.40 — $1.55 acarly a month of Communlat as Tells About Dropping wouldn’t give up. appears asisured This meeUng by a show of bands eight o'clock with Mrs. John Hold' 684 Oautat Btreot sault. But It was outflanked by a international arbitration court. withdrawing her blanket en of a Big Four trial. elected a mayor and a magistrmt DUTCH BIAID en, 61 Washington street. sweeping Red drive to the aouth They will be referred to Washing Moves South dorsement of the plan o f Count (executive adminiatratifla) claim LAMINATED BOARD PLACE MAT SETS which cut across Suchow’s lines ton, London and Paris for a final Folke Bernadotte, the assassinat Diplomatic progress on this ing jurisdiction over the whole decision by the respective govern Housewares— ^Basement o f communications. On Car Waiting List ed Palestine mediator. plan was reported here today even city. BRIDGE There were Incresslng indica ments, the spokesman said. Jett'S Claim Desert as German Communists massed Compromise OoosMered tions thst the government w as pre The occupation statute outlines Adds Further Discom This action by the Russian- t O H The Bernadotte plan would take their strength 'o r an apparent at $ 1 .1 9 set p a y s to abandon Nanking should how much power and prosperity backed Communists came as the COOKIES 2 Pkgs. 3 3 c of 4 will be permitted the forthcoming fort to Many Made Would-Be Customer As-' ■ a the Negeb from Israel and give tempt to seize political control of Atlantic the Communlat rush southward go United Nations consider^ a com west German atate. her western Galilee. The Jews all Berlin. The J.WW, I I A M CORR unchecked and the Red Armies Homeless by Floods ^ sens She Gave Up Try- NcWS^TidbitS claim the desert under the 1947 promise proposal on currency f r e s h IT A L IA N Offered In Place of Treaty Juan A. BrsmugUa, Argentine Heat, water and stain resistant. Exquisite floral and cross the broad Yangtze. General Assembly partition boun which could lead to lifting o f tte MANCMISTtR COMM* ^ It is being offered the Germans foreign minister and retiring Range and Fuel fruit paintings. A reliable Informant aald de ing to Get New Cari culled Froit. (/P) Wire* daries. Their military forces now Soviet blockade of w estern BctRn. of the western zones in place of a . Chicago, Nov. 30— (.O — Colrfer president of the United NaUons Lb. pendents of officials In the presi occupy western Galilee. The Oommunist move In Um (So CHESTNUTS 2 9 c four-power peace treaty which is weather moved into the flodded From Arlington Firm, " ...... Security (Council, is the author. dent’s office, the Legislative Yuan A British spokesman sold his viet sector made it virtually las- being blocked by the split between The plan calls for a neutral (Legislature) and Executive Yuan areas of the southland today, add Bishop of Trieste says roilgious country's netv position does not en poosiblp for any agreement on cur YELLOW OIL Russia and the western allies. commission of experts to handle CORK PLACE MATS (Cabinet) were under orders to ing further discomfort to the many Washington, Nov. 30.—(A*) persecution In Yugoslav aone of dorse the partition plan but gives rency to be called ouL The cur Germans enacting a constitution the technical and procedural move to Canton should a govern made homeless by rain-flooded 'Trieste Free Territory is increas It more weight than the Bernadotte rency dispute is a kay to the Bar- at Bonn say they cannot complete — A would-be customer of a phases of the east-west conflict lim c ment flight become necessary. rivers. ing . . . Development of an auto recommendations. lin crisis. The Soviet union now & TURNIPS 8 . 25 their document until they know the Washington area Chevrolet over dual currency and the Russian L. T. WOOD CO. Shipping Out Dependents, Skies were mostly clear over the mobile motor oil capable of reiqgln- The spokesman said that, in ef in the position o f m aking a ges tem u of the statute. land blockade. Individual ministries already flood regions of Georgia, Alabama compajiy said today she gave ing fluid in temperature down to fect, Britain's position has moved tu re In Parta toward satUlng tha Whea yon tee this sign The French sources said the The United States. Britain, 51 BIs m II SL TeL 4496 2 9 c ea. wars shipping out dependents and and Tennessee but temperatures up trying.to get a new car 60 degrees below zero is announced almost parallel! to that of the Berlin crisis while sponsoring ac three military governors would France and Russia would assign you will know it is a some were making obvious prep In parts of those and other south by MacMillan Petroleum (Jbrp. . . United States, The V.S. has said tions in Berlin which would make hold their final meeting un the oc after getting up to the 25th their oa-n representatives to stand HEALTH MARKET plaos to bring your arations to remove employes. ern states dropped. Readings In First test of movie studio's right Israel should be gtven.,^the 1947 any agreement reached in Paris Bright,' colorful fruit and floral designs on fine cork cupation atatute Dec. 16— Indicat 'on the firm’s waiting list and The diplomatic corps Is waiting the 30s were reported in parts of to fire an employe because of his partition plan-boundaries, but if by In Paris for 30 days to give impossible of achievemont. FRESH Doctor's pnscripdbns. RUBBER with gloss coating. ing agreement on the t^vo disputed then dropping back to 35th. whatever aid the expert commia>- • Ebert Named "Mayor” with Increasing uneasiness for I'S Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, political bcilefs opens in Los Ange she wants more, the state must be points would be reached by that Hero yea aro assored sign from Chiang Kat-Shek’s For while Vicksburg, Miss., had a low les Federal c o u rt. . . Madame prepared to make concessions. slon might require. The Communists named .Fried ..•s < time. The witness, Mrs. Sarah Lb. eign Office that they should pre Chiang Kai-Shek speeds toward U. This is regarded as meaning lateaded to Save Face rich Ebert, nsmesske son o f the SHOULDERS 3 9 c tbs professional cars Points on which there presum of 28 today. Eigen, testified before a House pare to quit Nanking. Crests Move DoMnstreom S. aboard American Navy plane to Israel cannot have both the south The plan appears Intended to first Weimar republic pceoldeat, as The Cornerstone of ably was agreement were: subcommittee after two officials of skiUsd Registered R a llro ^ steamahip and airplane No heavy rain was forecast In of the company told different sto seek greater and faster aid for ern Palestine desert of the Negeb save face for all.i "mayor” of aU Barlln. SHOULDER 1. ’The form in which thp occu- Phatiaacists; (m b , po passage out of Nanking was the south as river flood crests ries about "adjusting” names up husband’s Chinese government. and Weatem Galilee, which la In BramugUa ha^ been seeking, Ebart promptly declared ttiat patlqo_atatute will be announced. PuUic Confidence booked for days ahaod. Dooka-wara moved downstream, carrying the and down on the waiting list. The French diplomats say nations of northern Palestine. and falling, to bring the Big t t w the electiona oat fo»riNndM|BdaMRa’ tent drugs— and prices Quilted Plastic 2. ’The extent to which Ger Lb. 5 5 c FOOTWEARI packed with people. Stations were threat to middle and southern por committee is Investigating trade together ever since tha Security western sectors sfhra null and L A M B C H O P S Western European union want pro Submits Revised PropoaU c mans will be represented In inter- void. The (Tommunlats hov* rtftta- that are always (air. BO crowded trains found it hard to tions of Georgia and Alabama. practices. ' jected North AUaatie defense pact Britain submitted a revised pro Council voted OcL 5 to a if the nstiohal conferences abroad. ed to take part In tha ragidtfty RIB COMPLETE move. Flood warnings ‘still was posted The company involved was Kcn- to be a political, social and cidtural posal to the Political committee, charge of the United StatM, Bri Card Table Covers Much depended upon the ability 3. Establishment of German scheduled elections for all B w lin from north Georgia to southern yon-Peck, Inc., of nearby Arling treaty as well . . , Help she gave asking a three-nation conciliation tain and France that the Russian N O R T H EN D of the forces from Suchow In the commercial representations. remembering their defeat in 1M6. FUNERAL RUBBERS, ARCTICS Alabama. Flood waters poured ton. Va. Lawrence Kenyon, vice a German operatic singer In 1925 committee to negotiate a settle blockade was a threat to peace.. Lb. coming battle. 4. Disposition of German assets and hava ordered their tetkm eim L A M B C H O P S 5 9 c over thousands of acres of lowland president and treasurer, said his is bringing Cleveland Municipal ment between the Arabs and Jewa Bramuglia announced Russia PHARMACY INFORMATION The strong government forces abroad. in South Carolina. ' to boycott tbe voting in the west- firm did no juggling of applica Judge 3Iary B. Grossman an inher on all questions concerning thorn. agreed to hla new plan last night stationed there were reported mov 5. Protection of German pat Across the country, generally, em sectors. ■ fz n im 4 Depot Sq., TeL 6545 A N D B O O T S $1.98 tions for new ear.s. itance of more than $25,000 . . . In Including those covered In the 1947 and that he expected formal ac- ing south to engage Communist ents and inventions. fair and colder weather prevailed A fter the meeting procloimad a Kenyon did say that for a time dia’s 50,000.000 untouchables, for partition resolution and the Berna .captance from the United States, Free Delivery Our established practice of troops which have encircled the 6. Status of displaced persons today. The mercurj' dipped to near new city government, tbe demon about half the cars it received mer outcasts of Hindu society, are dotte proposal. Britain and France today. They L O A F C H E E S E Lb. 4 9 c Real practical covers that will renew your old card tabic Nationalist Twelfth Army group. In a future west German federa the zero mark in some parts of stration spilled out into the Soviet providing every family, either granted e«|uallty with other citi This committee, under the Brit have already accepted In principle, Open Sundays All Day or protect your new. All colors. The government four days ago tion of states. the country’s coldest belt, which went to people on the list. The sector of the city. Some 100^000 before or at the time arrange For Men, Women, Girls, Boys zens of Indian union by provision ish proposal, would take over at An American source said the ordered the garrison t« quit Su Discuss "Security Office” extended from the Rockies over other.s, he said, became "demon penons from factories and stores In draft constitution now being the Security Council’s request the formula was being referred to ments are being made, with chow, but the troops stuck to the Creation of a "military security the north central region. Low strator” cars and were sold to old — which were shut down—marchad drawn up. duties of the Palestine mediator Washington and that the western the facts that enable it to ' fortified city 211 miles northwest office” also w as discussed by three marks Included 3 above a Butte, customers who didn't want to along Unter den Linden, "whiare and Children Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Women lawyers and those edu- ami the U .N . Truce commission. powers may reach a decision some' keep the cost within its of Nanking. military governors aside from the Mont., and Eagle, Colo. The cooler wait. He said this practice was Hitler’s troops once paraded. cateil In certain other specl.iltles The British proposal endorses time during the day or early to A ircraft on Suchow’a large air occupation statute. weather extended Into northern abandoned last .\ugust at the re The regularly elected enti-Com wishes finds favor with peo may now apply for Reserve Air morrow. The spokesman explained that quest of the General Motors cor munist city government, drlyen ple in all walks of life. Force commissions . . . Interstate (imnMaatd on Page Ten; Take Gloomv View (t'oi.tlnaed on Page Ten) such an office would be entrusted (Continued on Page Four) poration. from City hall in tha Soviet sector Commerce commii'sion opens pub Officials in the U.S. delegsUon Just Received! Another Shipment with the task of supervising de • by Communist damonotrators, has Walter H. Gamer, Kenyon-Peck lic hearings on railroad’s plea for said it was difficult, in the light TKc COM militarization and disarmament in sales manager, said that maybe been sitting in weatem BerUm Ambnlanoe Seif too JWHALC another 13 per cent freight rate In of developments In'^ BerUn, to hold Ferdinand Friadenoburg, a Germany even beyond the duration Kenyon didn’t know it, but that he M A N C M i a n a C o m m - crease. much hope of a final agreement Christian Democrat who is tbe .Army Cuts of'the occupation. Continued Fog (G am er) has "adjusted” the wait Sound Labor CTiilc military pro.iecutor form al with the Soviets. They took a acting mayor of tha elected ontl- (XHOMSESSON Clay made one thing certain. The ing ll.st. ly d"clares that recent alleged gloomy view of the outlook. 69c yd. /RURKE @1 - .... Trsrrri rsj ...... Germans will not get their ex C.mmunist government, said of Regular " I have put some people back, conspiracy to set up military gov A delegation spokesman was D ra ft Call pressed desire of having Allied su- Over Big Ai*ea Law s U rged tha Communist maetlng: ^ Ij M y r n t W E GIVE 4’«rGREEN STAMPS and moved some people I thought ernment In CTliile "had been In asked about the belief expressed penfiaora barred from' the capital "That was no aleetlon, but a worthy cases up,” he said. spired In Argentina, In close syn yesterday by Sanator Cbnnally (D- Slight Irregulars of their new state. Ho said t-.vo person., moved chronization with other move Dr. Conrad Adenauer, president Tobin Opens Drive Tex). incoming chairman of tha (CbaUoaed oa Pag* fWi) MAC Lack of Money Rea< Western Europe Again aw ay and he put them back as far ments which have occurred In Senate Foreign A ffairs committee, of the Assembly drafting the con son fo r Slash o f Jan as he could. He said he wouldn’t South Amerioa.” . . . Senator Hill .4gainfit Anti - I,abop that the blockade whuld be raised h stitution, recently suggested such a Fouled Up by Murk have delivered cars to them yet if (D -A Ia l warns nation’s ndUtory ban would relieve the German gov soon. D O Y O U \ r z / ^ N O , I Kenyon hadn't told him to. chiefs he intends to ’‘raise Cain Legislation in Statefi of Leave your parcels In nary Quota to Half ernment Of having to work "under Which „ Snarls Traffic “W e hope he's right," the spokes- c a r e f o r W A IT 33th nn IJst In Spring until there is real unification of h o r s e s ? ^ \ O N our convenient waiting armed forcc.s.” Mrs. Eigen said she never mov Washlnjfton. Nov. 30—fSec- (Umtiiiued o« Page Tea) 7 , TABLES/J Washington, Nov. 30— —The (ContlnDed en Paga Tea) London, Nov. 30— (;p)— The most Moscow's .\cadeniy of Science Flashes! room while shopping. ed any place, but she ordered a A rm y today cut In half Its pro persistent to g in a decade fouled breaks «off rnrres{.>4indence with retary of Labor Tobin today open a / car on Nov. S. IS-ie. and put down up western Europe again today. 36" Sanforized r posed January draft call for 20,000 with famed Brlti-sli Royal Society ed an administration drive againati (LaU Bolii.Uaa at lb» UP, W iM ) Located At The piurk cut visibility to a few a $100 deposit. By the spring of .. .Telephoned reports Jrom A l- i ’ men. Lack of money was given as yards, grounded planes, slowed 1948. she saol, .»he ,was 25th on a "tide of anti-labor leglalatlon” i Sliippiiig Back G ood Omens geciras. .Spain, .say wrecked planf, In the .states. | 53 Purnell Place the reason. trains and snarled automobile traf the waiting li.'-t. presumed to be an ,\inerlcan N av Sign Cease-Fire Pact A t the same time, the Arm y fic for the fourth successive day. Garner Irild her in April, she al transiiort mi.ssing .since Nov. 23. He told delegates to flie 1.5th; Sim tex annual Conference of State Labor Near Normal Tel Israel, Nov. $0—(#5— Opposite Park St. announced the February call would In Surveys For the third time In three days said, that car., ordered Nov. 4, ha.s been located by .Spanish troops Jewish and .Arab military coos- be for only 5,000 men. ’ it forced postponement of the sail 1946. were being delivered and she and that all aboard were killed ... Commis.sinners that aome state ’ ing of the luxury liner Queen Eliza mooders slgoed la Jeroaolem to ‘"The reductions were necessl would have only a few Weeks to Panam a National As.^embly pass laws are "worse than Taft-Hart- beth. already 13 days behind sched ley,” and he urged them to unite day a pact for a “cempleto and tated by the limitation of the mili- New Peacetime Produc wait. In .May. she said, her sales es resolution asking new Venezue Railroad Freight Em* slneere cease ftie” In the Holy Tel. 5141 tarv budget for fiscal 1950 to $15,- ule on its Southampton to N ew man "told me I had gone dotsm to in a campaign for "aound labor York run. lan military Junta to guarantee hargo Lifted in Eight City. Tbe ogreemeat is effective 000,000,000 of which $600,000,000 tion Record in October 33th.” personal safety of. leaders o f over- standards." Stops Berlin Air Lift tom oriew a t 8 a. m. Gteeawrieb are for stocl(B>M^E strategic Mrs. Eigen said she wrote Gen thtxiwn Gallegos government. Bm.y Drafting SabsUtute Gtit‘8 .\loiig Coast mean time. (1 a, m. e^.t). It win Almost Double Average It stopped the BerUn sir lift, While Tobin waa opening the raw materials,’’ the national mili eral klotor.s in Detroit and her Dr. Raymond Boyer, wealthy end n year of bleody flgbtiag la Cabs also operate from tary establishment said In a state- kept ambassadors, generals and I three-day session his aides were Outing ministers of state 1 I complaint was sent to a district Montreal chemist, lo.scs his appeal tbe city which ie tbe sito ot shrlnea our new cab stand— Lo n>ent “ announcinlng the Army busy drafting a substitute meas By The .Xusociated Press i an^O BCTRA COST/ Bulletin! Important appointment and'madi Baitimore which advised from conviction a.s conspirator of three great religion^ dutetton, cated at the Center on plans. 'who violated Official **ei'reta act ure for the 1947 Federal labor law Shipping operations along . the WashlngtoB, Nov. $0— — millions late for work! i he. it had no jurisdiction over the Jewish oad Mohammedan. Far Below Average by communicating information to President 'Truman has pledged to eastern Atlantic coast appeared • • • East Center St. Secretary of Commerce Saw- Weather forecasters said there ^‘^®a'er. The new draft calls ar.e far be R u ss ia .. .Prlnce.s.s EUzabeth an repeal. headed back to normal today as .. yer said today there Is no rea was little prospect of the fog lift -' ®he flna.l.v gave up hope of get- Two Die la Hotel FUe low the 30,000 a month average nounces share-the-gifts plan for The secretarV said In his pre the rsilroad Irelght embargo was son for "any legitimate busi Ing within the next 24 to 48 ' « '’ew Cnevro.et, she said, and Denver. Nov. Si^JV-Tw o men With Any Make Of which Army Secretary Royall es hours. I bought a used car. She said she mothers of all babies born in Uni pared addrt'.ss that the state tabor lifted in eight cities. But -the lull | ness to-be fearful” about the were killed and four ethers over timated last June when plans were The fog blanket extended from ' had no iir She M id rte got ted Kingdom on the same day as groups jisd '.scored most gains in in water front business along the j admlnistraUon’s plans^ for come hy smoke in a Are te a Mar Flannel being made for the peacetime her son... A l29-pourfd e.xconvict the four years after the first such west coast for .the last three i the Baltic to Portugal. Most o f ' back her $199 deposit with Ken- f • • draft. fighting inflation. Sawyer months due to .slr'ikes continued. | ket street hotel today. The dead WASHING MACHINE France and Germany were blacked ! yon-Pcefe who killed one of r>0 officers who conference here in 1933. But since The first call for November was talked with - newsmen after s Tlie embargo on freight intend-! were identlBed as Chiulea Weher. ANNOUNCEMENT out. The last trickle of air lift “ Did she deserve to be put sought to remove him from liar- then, he said, "the drive for sound 60. and Julian Frenkw. 55. Roth 10,000 and the December call 15,' call on President Tmnun at labor legi.slatior has slowed to s ed for export or coastwise move-') a planes reached Berlin late jtster- back?” John T. M. Reddan, com rlraded hou<«<> pleads guilty in were aaphyxlated. A leglrss gneot, -000. the m u te House. He said they day. • North CaroUna court to accessory walk. ment wu» lilted by the Associa The announcement said that discussed the anti-lnflstion mittee coun.'el, asked. dioriea Hammond. 4R was eortled GENERAL ELECTRIC before the fact "Indeed, ’ he said, "a epunter- tion ot American Rallroada in Let Us Handle Your Electric ’The weather prevented U . S. replied. of murder. to safety by Rex R. Nortoo, 43. neither the Navy nor Air Force program the president will lay "I gucf.s .so,” Gamer trend has developed, of attacks on eight ports— .New York. Boston. Ambassador Lewis W. Douglas go He added that there might be an w ho w as woIUatg post the baOd- has requested any inductions under before Congress in Janusiy. ing from London to Saint Andrews, the rights of organised workers, Philadelphia, BaltimQ.re, Hampton the selective service act. other "o»Id case or two” of people Treasury Balance Ing when the fire b i^o oat. Refrigeration Repair Work ScoUand. to receive an honorary of diffusion of labor functions Roads, Va.. Wilmington, Del.. Port • • • 44® yd* 119-95 to $369.95 The present strength of the Washington, Nov. 30 — (-P i- who wpre put back. Newark, N. J . and Portland. Me. university degree today. among various agencies of the A n iiy is about 645,000. found Four Children Die te Fire Government economists Nearly 100 ships were held up In He said he h.od given better po- Waablngton. Ncv. 30 - .P— The Federal and state governments, of .\ppro\e Wage increase The last Congress authorized a Ottumwa. lo.. Nov. S(h— (F5 >— good omens for the future today im ^ t2-mile stretch o f the fo gb o w d sitlon.*! oil the list to a visiting poeitlon of th? Treasury Nov. 26: successful attempts to weaken the Most ot the 63,000 .AFL long- WE NOW HAVE total of 837,000 men for the Army, F'oor sleepiag chlldrea aged dv-e surveys along the nation’s mans- Thames estuary’.estuarv’ nurse and to a woman who needed Receipts. $7,3.20!'996 36: expen Federal and state Labor depart shoremen or. strike for 18 days at BENDDC not iricluding 110.000 18-year old months to five yaorp wev« UNed trial front. Visibility Only 150 Yards ditures. $79.8.54.366 76: b?-;8nce, ments through cuts in funds or I east coast ports from Maine to Our third shipment of this wonderful Simtex volunteers who would enlist for ’These reports included: ( ( ontiniird on l*age Fen) $4,411,144,193.75; todhy in a Sre at thalr hema. Flre- Visibility was down to 150 yards ’ withholding of :ncreased appro t Virginia returned to work yester- mea sold they “seemed to have one year. However, Royall said 1. A new peacetime production at Southampton.^ at 11 thU morn-1 I day after approving a wage In- 119-95 to $349-95 BRUNO ALICZI priations. beea suffocated.” Six other chU- flowered in soft tones in .stripes, checks and last summer that funds appro-1 record In October— almo.«t double ing. th4 latest time the Queen I Energies Diverted ' crease of 13 cents an hour for dsy priated by Congress for defense' dren te the family of BIr. oM Mis. - «r_* the pre-war average. Elizabeth could catch the tide. The *The energies of labor officials work and 19’,; cent.s for night and Graduate of Chicago Tech. College on our would allow only a 790.0()0 man !I 2. Fewer strikes the nr.'^t 10 COrl WMte were oat Ot hoate at solid colors. Sanforized shrunk. The irregu earliest the liner can now get and organized Ib Ix t have neces- holiday work. 250‘•hips had ► Arm y by next June. |; months of 1948 than In the two the tlsse of the mkl-aaoralag Bre. Electrical away is 10:15 a. m. tomorrow .“arlly been diverted to defending been tied up in New York, • • • larities are so slight that frankly we^can’t Celling Set by Truman preceding years. Stores Open WeiJnesday Afternoon ’.r A B C — $149-95. staff to service Frigidaire and all makes of With sailing schedules in chaos their gains rather than to pursu t Gnlv one of the four unions In Dept. Basement I President Truman set the $15,- 3. A n 11 per cent drop in prices Robbery .Attempt Foiled the port was crowded with travel , the Pacific coast maritime strike, find them. DOO.000,000 ceiling on defense starting Wednesday afteni \ - ■; ■ ' ■ : I