1 >r , -,fi- PACE i^anr^r^atpr 1Eoifttin0 If^raUit •FRIDAY, DECESIBER 17, 194K '' ’ ' J Until 9 O*clock For Christmas Shoppen i.iucii quieter engine, and lower Dixie Wqfflee Add to flour mixture, add abortan- Manchester Stores Will Be service coats for the owner.” 1 9 4 9 “Futuramic” Series Oldsmobile Four>Door SMim ing, then mix only until smooth. '"49 fututainic Oldsmobile Mr. Wolfram said that the cyl­ ‘Two cups sifted flour, 2 ^ tea- Stir In pecans. Bake In hot wafflo inder block for the new Oldsmobile ^tooems combination baking pow- Iron. "Rocket” eight-cylinder engine is Uw, S-4 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, well ' The Weather cast from a special high-alloy iron Avenfe Doily Net Press Rtn Fernr-snt of L. S. Uestbe* To Be Displayed Tomorrow beaten,. 1 ^ cups milk, 5 table­ Advertisement— that is extremely close-grained. spoons melted shortening, 1 cup Wm the Moeth ef Mewmher, 1948 FarRy eleMty tMe Rib-type construction is used in chopped pecans. The welcome gift . . for every ••revci- befort Uai tha Oldamo*^ Speaking apeclflcally of the new the block to gain additional rigidity Sift, flour once, measure, add ecaltereS s m e w W o s 1, 1. fv n -- been offered .o much 1 OltUmobiie -Rocket" engine of an occasion. . .Gorgeous baskets of 9,635 l).le c\.n.. Deal oiierea «o ^ew design, Oldsmoblle’s and strength, not only to withstand baking powder and salt, and sift luscious fruits from Pinehnrst eeMer tesigkt; .Soadsy clead|>', the present 7.25 to 1 compression iimooUi, quiet, flashing power un- , engineer pointed out that It agdin. Combine eggs and milk. Grocery, Inc. Member ef roatlaaeS eeU feMowrS by ratio but also to meet the teat ■ m m of dii- uic nood as he Is getting In the ■ ^ shorter and more rtgld of an ultimate compression ratio Mtmcherter^A City of yUlaiie Charm 1M9 Series "98” Futuramic Olds-1 crankshaft than conventional au- of 12 to 1, Mr. Wolfram pointed mobllc idaceu on dl^lay today j-tomoUve engines, "^lere «ve out. throughout the nation,” J. F. Wol-: bearings, of three The cylinder head is of the valvc- ASvertWBt ea Fsge 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., S.\Tl^RDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1948 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS in-head type, permitting more use VOL. LXVUL, NO. 67 of the high-comprc.ssinn princlpK! V. than is possible in an L-iicad type engine. The fuel charge i.» concen­ trated directly over the piston, in Vinson Accepts Wright Plane a combustion chamber that is cast ■ p)»?5^SCUISiV'M* vsr.:';», V •• o,.,;^ , to closer limits than ever before. Turn for Better Nationalist Armies It develops 20 horsepower shaft has been reduced to the min­ The new Oldsmobile "Rocket” more than Oldsrooblle's 1948 in­ imum, Mr. Wofram said, by scien­ engine has 100 per cent full-pres­ line eight-cylinder engine, and a t tific placement of six counter- sure lubrication, improved crank­ the same time delivers more mile­ welghU on the crankshaft and by case ventilation, a double-acting Taken This Week age per gallon,” he pointed out. careful balancing of the combined fuel pump, and a centrifugal type crankshaft and flywheel while the water pump with a permanent seal. In Retreat South "The new 1949 Oldsmobile ■r "Rocket" engine is basically de­ engine is being assembled. This new "Rocket” engine also has signed for a compression ratio of Connecting rods In tlie new Olds­ an automatic spark control that regulates the timing according This foiir-door sedan from CNdsmoMle’s 1949/^ff^UBramic” Series ”98” line HhiBtrateB..tke IMviaiMi’a Mgh- In U. S. Business 12 to 1,” Mr. WoUram explained. mobile "Rocket" engine are extra- "At present. It has a ratio of 7.25 sturdy and yet light in w’elglit. Of to the engine load as well as its ly-popular rtyling at Its best. Location of exterior, trim below the door panels jloodntaibN| 8 ^ flowlag to 1 because high-octane fuels of the I-beam construction, they arc speed, and a new carburetor unit bod.v and fender lines. v';,, machined from high-quality, heat- that will withstand sustained op­ .\ll eight-cylinder "Futuram ic” OldsmobUee for 1949 are powered by tM IMyM9a.V. 9 ^ 9 'iM 1 ^ 4 ,- Improvement ■ Strictly i Return Wdding Tools From Pierced Line the proper rating are not yet available a t the nation's gas treated drop-forged steel. Tlirust eration a t high temperatures with­ high-rompressloii engine of 186 b. p. Bydra-M atle Drive, providlBg'faily antoawtfe sklttUg la aB for­ Limited and Leaves* After Cracking Safe pumps,” he stated. "Ultimate fuel surfaces arc ground to very close out danger of vapor lock. The new ward speeds, Is standard equipment on ttale aerlea. saving in the Oldsmobile eight- limits to insure a minimum of carburetor makes a possible quick Much to Be Desired Communist Columns Re­ starting in hot or cold weather. Medicine Hat, Alta., Dec. 18. Decision Will , iVbty T ries cylinder hlgh-compreesion engine, friction. predominant,” Mr. Wolfram de­ In Many Important —(4P)—Safecrackers robbed o ported Across itwai when It reaches the 12 to 1 ratio, , The pistons in the new 1949 Coupled with the new carburetor clared. “As soon as higher octane lumber company safe here yes­ will be approximately 33*1-3 per­ OldsmobUe "Rocket" engine are unit is a specially-designed Intake gasoline is available in large quan­ terday of $300. • River in Strength at manifold equipped with a thermos­ WELDON’S presents RHvmEs ofRtnson Lines of Enterprise; cent. Our engineers are prepared made of low-expansion aluminum tities. America’s millions of auto­ They used a welding outfit Affect Ties To M u ffle to make the minor changes re­ alloy, reinforced wfth two steel tatic heat control valve. The latter, Point West of Pengpn; mobile owners purchasing new W M »4 M 9M V ■riWOLP,THK AMHAT I S ON Trend May Continue stolen from another company quired for a 12 to 1 compression struts. The piston sjrokc is shel t­ Mr. Wolfram explained, shortens high-compression . engine.s will the warm-up period after starting PO LK S VOU MIPOLC AM O, ■VhKtVBOOV'a to do the job. Then they re­ No Indication Reds ratio just as soon as the higher er than the cylinder diameter, and benefit by a marked reduction in * n « AMOMfr T H E VOUNd* TONOUST .wonderful Wurlitser Christmas turned the welding tools, ra- With World S h ip N oise Octane gasoline Is on the market the pistons have cutaway skirts and at the same time contribute.-, A New York, Dec. 18.—(/P)— to fuel economy. fuel consumption. When that day this year will be enjoyed lor mony Chfistmases to membering also to nail up the Plan Immediate At­ in sufficient qukntity to meet the that are automatically self-adjust­ comes, Oldsmobile will be as far BuBiness conditions took • door they had broken open to anticipated demand.” ing so that they maintain correct “Compared with the original ' oetne. We hove a complete splection of styles and tack on City BeKeved Oldsmobile engine, which powered ahead in the high-compression en­ slight turn for the better this get them. Fale of 25 Japanese | us Develop En~ The slx<‘cyllnder In-line engine clearnnee ■ whether the engine is gine field as it was 10 year ago fhiishee from which to make your selection. The w ^ . The improvement was In the Series "76” Futuramic Olds- hot or cold, explained Mr. Wolf­ the famous ‘Curved Dash' Oldsmo­ Warlords Rests To-* Bypassed on Both Sides bile models 50 years ago, the new with the introduction of the first aunie ef a leasenably priced Wuriilser piano will strictly limited and left much gine$ So Quiet En­ tnoblle model for 1949 also has a ram. "A maximum effective bear­ successful fully-automatic trans- brighten your home and bring enjoyment to the h i g h e r horsepower rating than the ing surface is therefore provided ‘Rocket’ engine offers a startling to be desired in many impoiv «lay on Supreme Tri-i emy Listening De­ contrast in all respects,” Mr. Wol­ mi.ssion, Hydra-Matic Drive.” whole fm^y. ' ^— Pengpu, CHiina, Dec. 18.— 1948 "Six”, Mr. Wolfram further at all times,” he said. "Aggravat­ tant lines of enterprise. How­ Dutch Decree huiial After Hearing | (/P)— Xetionalist A rm ies explained. ing ‘piston slap* normally* occur­ fram said. "The new 1949 Olds­ vices Can*t Hear Them mobile engine is 9 inches shorter , Slop St our stere— hear the lone quaUtir oad see ever, it slowed the flattening OhleC Sabttee F n d M.. Vtaaea (a t ru aln oi) a e e ^ ts oa behalf ot the Smitheonlan Inetitutlon the W’llght were in full retreat south­ By means of a longer piston ring on a cold start is eliminated. The new Oldsmobile will be "Hydraulic valve' lifters in the in length, and only 4 Inches wider; 9m beauty that makes mere people buy WutUlMr out process that has plagued brothesa’ Kitty Hawk p l^ In a cerenkoay 48 years after Its epoch-making flight. The plane — bore, and a heavier crankshaft, new 1949 Oldsmobile "Rocket” yet it develops 19 times as much shown in several^ popular models planes than these cl any ether name. foreground) haaga from eaUea Just laalSo the main eatraaoe at the Smtiheonian’e north hall ot the arts fate of 25 Japanese warlords rest­ and some economists think ths aad iadoBtriea huUdlag a t Washlngtoa. Behind it ie Charlee A. Undberg’s Spirit of 9t. Louie. The Navy is trying to develop ehip , Hwai river line 100 miles the Oldsmobile "Big 8U ” has been engine contribute, to. its. quieter horsepower as did its one-cylinder, at the Manchester Motor Sales, ed today on a Supreme court de­ north of Nanking. Commu­ 7-horse predecessor, trend has a good chance of carry­ engines that are ao quiet enemy I boosted in rating to 106 h. p. “^ I s operation,” Mr. Wolfram stated. Inc., 512 West Center Street. Pres. ing on into the new year. Establishes Govern­ cision which Justice Jackson says increase in power,” Mr. Wolfram "These new lifters maintain a zero "The new Oldsmobile ‘Rocket’ listening devices will be unable t o ' nist columns were reported Robert Schaller said he was ex­ KEMP/S, Inc. Pickup la RetaU Sales will ritally affect this country's says, "gives the new 1949 "Futu- clearance throughout the valve engine reaches as far into the FCTINITUBE and MUSIC ment Without Indo­ France Haviiif One hear them. • to have . crossed the Hwai riv- future in our time as the old one- tremely fortunate In securing a Combining to brighten the na­ relations wth the rest of the l a ^ c ” Seriea *'76” fleetness In linkage, so that any laah that may T8S MAIN STREET T EL. 8889 . * Of Wannest Winterr To. Ask Former Red world. The experts have no illustona th is performance in keeping with its develop ip automaticAlly taken up. cylinder engine did in the days variety of models which will make tional economic picture were a nesian Republic Now whek the horse and buggy were late pickup in retail sales, a small­ 'The court did not indicate When about building a completely Wlent Jl*”*** *** miles northwest fleetness in styling. This meatsi longer vialve life, a it a miniature automobile ehow. it will hand down its dedalon aa ,hip, but they hope to muffle en- , i. . , er number of factory layoffs due ‘The Hague, Dec. 18— (P)—‘The Paris, Dec. 18.^—(8^—France to alow busineas, an almost com­ is. having one of her warmest Couriers for Advice It heard final argumenU yea ter- noise to such an extent th at crossed In plete absence of labor trouble and Dutch government issued a royal winters on record. Roses are day on the appeal of seven of the | it will be quieter than nature’s Pengpe oarUer a high level ot Industrial produc­ dacrea today providing for eatab- blooming in th e ' Alpa near conricted Japanese. . underwater sounds. , in roe weex. tion. liabment of a new Indonesian gov­ ■Grenoble. A newspaper sMd The justices were not asked to * "You can’t hear a babv crying in ■ Move to ClMhalMi " ‘Iba turn apparently came none yesterday that only four of 16 Congressional Investi- ...... ■ psM on the quesUon of guilt o r ,« boiler factory.” « y a Capt. Wil-1 Thus o u tlin e d . PengUU waa ernment without the Indonesian Innocence, but on whether the S u -! (on D. Leggett, director of the ’ being abanikmed. Government too aoon. The prolonged period of republic. French ' wrinter resorts had disappointing retail trade, the snow. gators Want to Know|l\eWS T icib itS preme court has the riirfit to | Navy's new Acoustical laltovatory | headquarters already hiul Tbs government said the daerte, tightening payroll belts in nu­ How to Plug Loop- judge the legality of the In terna-. here. ! moved to Chuhsten, only 30 called “regime of Indonesia in the Culled From (/P) Wires tional Military tribunal a t Tokyo ' In the laboratory's almost per- j northwest of Nanking. merous plants making oonaumer transition period.” ainw a t tlM goods and ths gradual wasksnlng holes in Government which convicted the seven and 18 fecUy sound-proof compartments. There were indicstlan that the aatabllahment of a government for others of “crimes against peace.” huge ahip engines will be holated' gorernment forces ahrendy had OPEN SATURDAY EVENING T IL 9 O'CLOCK of that Intangible known as "busi­ all Indonesia (The Netherlands More Americoui Naval power— neas confidence” bad threatened to Admit Killing Washington, Dec. 18.— an aircraft carrier and two de­ Coatend Trilnnal nie|^ up and turned over, MicrophonM i completed . their croaatag to U>; East Indies) which in Dutch opin­ will pick up the aounde and feed j south banka ot the Hwai. Heavy crests a situation Just opposite of stroyers—will show Itaelf In Medi­ Lawj'cra for the Japanese-, con­ ion is closest "to the wishes of the — Congressional investiga­ tending the tribimal waa set up Il­ them into delicate noise-meaaur-' eouthward troop mo\*ements ef the what people expect a t Chriatmaa. great majority of tha Indonesian terranean waters after Chriatmaa, Dun A Bradatraet found retail Of Landlady tors plan to quiz a couple of legally, have asked the Supreme! Ing inatrumenta. past 48 hours had thinaed to a paople.” admitted former Communist Admiral Richard L. Oonolly an- court to order release of the prie- | That’a ths first thing on the. trickle. aalea “very noUcably" higher la Spaelal aoport CUilcd I nouncca . . . Philippine conatabu- tbs week ended this Wednesday couriers for expert advice on oners. | Navy noise doctors’ aganda. After j! Thera waa no indication that tha (The United Nations Good Of­ * lary soiircea rep(irt attempt to It waa on the point of jurisdlc- they'vo datermlned the decibel r a t -; Oommuniata jUanned an immediata and dollar volume waa a trifla fices committee in Indonesia an- l^lichigan State Police how to plug loopholes ambuah train of Piraldent Elpldo above that of last year. This was tion that Jackson on Dec. 8 baaed ' Ing of the various tj'pes of auh-' attack oa Pengpu itself, hut tha nouncad it had cabled to the Se­ Get Admission from through which government . 4)ulrln} foiled . . . Japanese being his estiinste of the far-reaching ; marine and )>attla\vagon. engines,: general belief waa that they had encouraging to atore axacutlves curity OoimcU in Paris special re­ told they arc not free to do as w1h> have maintained right along secrets have been sneaked import of the court's ruling. ^ they hope to be able to recommend! bypassed it on both aides. port on tha lataat exchange of cor- Two Hitch - Hikers thfy plcaae economically while re­ At that time he broke his aelf- i changas to cut down tho racket. | Pengpu thua might remain boss- that a last-miauta ruMi of Chriat- raapondenee between U. 8. Dele out. mas shopping will overcome the maining dependent on American Impsaed rule t^at aa founcr prose- . .prehleei of Major laaaoetaaee ! iaxlly in govemnenh- hasiila— hat y t a fVwhrap oiql r«pte- . To Oa lato Matter - ! aid . . . G. I. aurviyoro ot German alow atari caused by unsedaonaf Erie, Mich., Dec. 18—(4V - SUte santatlvaa of TheNeUwIanda and Acting Chairman Mundt (R.. camp, of Bcrga-Am weather and a flareup or reaiat- the republic. Tho commlttoe has police picked up two young hitch-' D.), said tke House Un-Anienrt anea to high prices. ■ought to racemeUe differeneea be­ hlkera early today and said'they Activitiea committee intenOs They pttot out that this year involving war crimM. , dexlcea dovelopod into ona of * destroyed a bridge over tho Fal tween the two groups.) admitted the robbery alayiag of go Into the matter with i^ittaker | com^Mdera * whr«** ‘^*”’** finds Christmas week with two ‘Hie Dutch broke off negotiS' He ehdad a four-to-four split by , major importance during the last i river icM than ten miles aortlsef their 80-year-old Toledo. Ohio, voUng that court rtould hear ar- ' war,” Laggett said .. Pengpu and repeated Obrnmoidac more riiopping days than last year tibna with the Indonesians last landlady. BenUey. , . . and that traditionally a slow start They were two of the group'sCTGUp 8 I* Anotner irytry Hi.at BOIVing^solving zSCrUtlBerlin: • w ^ght to %u ifurauuiiquestion' He cited acousUcal torpedooa cutting of the railway on tho Saturday and announced they The two, Identilled aa AWOL nanally winds up in a great drive prize witnesaes in the spy hiuit 'leadlock may bring I’.N. Security ‘^*>e Tokyo tribunal’s legality, com- that "hear" their way to their south ■■ was exported to beoamo Would set up an Interim United from the Army, were seiaed 14m that balances out. States of Indonesia with the rC' which eventually turned up evl- I t'oum-ll back into session in P a ris: ren tin g that "the issuea here are , target. Sonar dotectimi instru- permanent at any time. TaUng Trend la Hand than four boura after Mra. Lucille dence that aeoret p ap ers______had keen ' tofore it returns to New York in 8reat ones” and should not I ments, he said, are far ahead -of public. Harwold was bludgeoned to death be decided by a tie v o to -w h ich ' defensive soundproofing. Inside this panicky-. bewiUortd n e National Retail Dry Goods In Paris later, an IBdonealan lifted from the State department I January Stiff loyalty tests will city of 300,0()0. Chineae childtea asaoctation aald a survey disclosed in her rooming houae. {a. decade ago. be recommended to Congress for would have been ft negfttlve one. Hie experiment station vdiich Rofflonot. . . engogemtflt. . . 9xeiting plans for Christmas • and that oil representative declared before the The final decision, he ftSid, "will from the Italian Jesuit mission merchants were taking the unfa­ United Nations that tho Dutch state Trooper Edward Mongeon "We have proof the spy rings union leftiJers in plants working i^ned yesterday also hope* to were chanting varaoa in tha Sacred vorable trend in stride. The asso­ named the pair as Harold Sweet, on strstefBc government contracts. catablish or deny that this court solve a problem for englneroom important task of sotocting that diamond ring for your loved onel plan to invade the Republic. existed and stole vital secrets and has the power to review exercise Heart chureh—and govenunent ciation said it found “heartening The spokesman, Soedjatmoko 22, Johnstown. Ohio, and Ira documents of the government,” New FedSni grand jury, pick­ and submarine crews, who get soldiers kept a watch from tha evldencaa” in Important places Thomas Howell, 17, Beckley, W. ing up spy trail where 'another “jumpy” under constant pounding sandbagged steeple. Why not come to Michaels where you con leisurely moke your choice of that Mundt told reporters. "Now we (Continued un Page T u ) that retailers' had not lost their (Ooalliined on Page Tea) Va. intend to find out how they were grand juiy left off, plans to ques­ of heavy motoia. From the church stasDla eaalA ability to reverse a atubborn down Formal charges against the two able to get started.” tion Franela B. Hayre, former aa-l The Navy isn't ready to say just be seen a plume of sraoka rW l^ certain ring which you wi^ to be so right for Christmas? trend with sharp counter-attacka. youths were held up until Capt. Other committee members have siitant secretary of state • • • Th % • T9 1 • how noisy an American submarine from a large wooden bridge over ‘The association said a roundup Ralph Murphy of the Toledo city expressed belief that the Commu­ Chinese astrologers peer at horo-; K f l f l i r i K P 1 * l l l 1 is. One officer, though, aasured a tributary . to tha Hwai- river a showed: No changes planned In Cut in Food police can obtain wsuranta, M6n- nist spy rings still operate in this scopes and say GenerallMimo, that living In a eubmerine is much milM norto of here, advertising budgets although it geon said,. He said Sweet and country. Chiang Kai-Shek’s 12-jfcar “cyle of j noieier than one decibel, which he; . ?, *• **? meant costa in relation to net Howell were expected to waive ex­ Both Chambers and Miss Bent­ misfortunes" will end tonight . . . Row Rages defined os "the sound made by a | ***• *“****UL Chtoeaa sales will be higher than planned; Prices Seen tradition later today. ley have appeared before the New “White Snpremac.v" program de- I baby mouse stomping on a damp Ifiside the church ashed to tie bap- no projected shifts In general ad- Although the youths have been sigr/d to keep 80 per cent of| blotter.” York Federal grand jury which (UoaUniMfl <10 Page Ten) vertlaing techniques; increased • T AWOL from a South Carolina thi week handed down a perjury Georgia's Negroes from ballot box F o r comparison, a quiet home basement and budget shop promo­ Retailers and Suppliers Army base since Nov. 30, State indictment against Alger Hiss, is advanced by (iov. Herman 'TftI-! British-American Fr«in- rates about 35 to 40 decibels, a tions underway; many stores police aald Army authorities were former State department official mftdge ard Icgislati'.-e leaders. I tier Incident .\ppar- boiler room about 100. One hun­ caaMng In on the season by clear- Also Look' for In­ not expected to enter the picture. named by Chambers as one of hie Plea of self defense will be en­ dred-thirty decibeis can make a chief sources for secret documents. tered for Mrs. Wilma ITbarbo; cnllv Settled Todav body mighty uncomfortable and (iqnttnned on Page Tea) creased Sales in 1949 (Uonttnoed oa Page Tea) Mundt said the Houae group will charged with murdering her w ar! 150 can cause the nerves to ertek. not try to get either of the two hero husband, if U. S. Military i Berlin, Dec. lg _ (ip )_ A British-i Flashes! former Communists as witnesses Chicago, Dec. 18— (P) — Lower Government murt rejects two Russian frontier incident appeared * food prices In 1949 is the optimistic again without consulting Attorney pending motions to free her. says (Lata BalkHne el to* UP) Wire) General Clark. settled today, while the squabble' Bomber Crash Notice Given outlook today by the men who keep MayLift All " defense counsel . . . Russian news ; over Radio Berlin went on. ■Sgree On One Point agency says Soviet Union is will­ on top of the nation’s food busi- Six British soldiers, held by the! For a change. Clark and the ing to reopen negotiations for Riussiana since a border clash Signe Extradltlea Rsqaaot neH. Takes 7 liv es ------$ 5 2 0 On Tacking’ 6 il Use Bans committee seemed to agree on one peace treaty for .Austria Wednesday, were returned last I Harlrehnrg, Pa„ Dec. 19—ear of them all. i Knill, who was shot in the chest in a request for catradtttoa e t a Caa- Republicuis Ready to dustry expressed their opinions on I quick attention when the new Con­ Noor Dive« into Louiti- $100 Plenty of Petroleum Westbound streamlined train ■ di.scuaslon after one Briton was, nectieut niaa to face anued roh- Fight A^inst Tamper­ what the consumer can expect in j gress meets next month. "City of San Francisco" is derailed , detained for croMing the zonal! iana Pasture and Ex- bery ehargee la a 838999 Altoeaa. 9. Man's Diamond. Scaneptd Mounl* the way of prices and supplied next i For Everybody Un­ Clark told reporters after a cab­ five mile.s we.it of Lakeside, U tah ,; border on a rabbit hunt, U In a IB rs* ^ boWnP- requWtloa wae ing ef 14 Korat Cold______$ 9 6 5 ing With Seniority yCBTa inet meeting yesterday: "W e’ll but none of pasoenger* is seri- British zone hospital at Duder- plodrs; Digs Big Crater oeat yeeteiday to Hartford tot They anticipate that prices will | less Emergency Arises have some recommendations right ously hurt . . . Berlin Am erican-' stadt. Officials at Bad Ocyhpusen ------— Loiiit Spruclo. allao Zawadahl, Mon'i Oiemend- 14 Korot Gold be slightly lower next year. They ' at the beginning of the session In licensed ne-.'. spaper charges Com -. announced Knlil islinproving. Movntinf.^------$ 1 7 5 'Washington, Dec. 18 — (>P)— Shreveport, La.. Doc. lS~i.Pi— *P««»er ,*‘‘* ^ 5 * also look for increased food sup- , Wssliington, Dec. 18— (P)—The January—amendments to the pres­ munist rump government of east-* Call* li^eldrnl_l{egrettable House Republican leaders aer\'ed Seven men were killed yesterday i Stele police said S p ru ^ Is plica and greater sales. And tlie government soon may lift all bans ent .statutes on espionage." ern Berlin plans to seize keize power' Gen. Sir Brian Robertsoin, Brit when a B-25 bomber^ nose-vlre Board of managers of Sluing-< the incident ss regrettable, but of ^ exploded. t-hhery of Daalel any committees or tamper with in the country’s reWl stores. gency, one official said, there tapping be allowed in spy cases. ! hal .\merican whnol decide to c a r -' no great impoittance. congressional seniority. Wltnesjses said the explosion; * Views of the food outlook for should be plenty of petroleum for .Apparently he meant that infor- I ry on despite evacuation- of oth er, In Frankfurt. U. 8. Gen. Lucius hurled wreckage over a faur-acre i «*vea Life Meateaee A rip-snorting fight will break everybody this winter. out If they do, one top Republican next year were expressed by offi­ mationllinLiuii pbtainedf^wi.4si**x.As bya/jr csue.sisuch means4uviai4« 1( Americans A 4IXCX U’CIIIS uuiiiifi during \China’s nitta m ■• W e e a ar' g u D. , Clay UOlUnieilUeacommended U16the PTfJlChFrench ^ Aitm m remfor M v A S Prague. Oechoelevakia, Dee. 19 cials in all llnea of food including "Mild.weather baa accounted in should be admitted as evidence in | crisis . . . New Jersey Superior, for blowing up the towers of So- * *•"“ crsier mm mg ,u said. a car. i —t.Pi—The Rev. iiehastiaa Hakel. There have been rumblings of meat, dairy, poultiy, fruit and part for th« improved supply out- those--- raxes.------, ! court judge rules F.B.I. agent can | \-iet-controIIed Radio Berlin The 41. described aa head of toe Greek look, ’ Robert E. Friedman, acting Opporition tor, this procedure is ; refuse lo tc.MIfy before grand jury . towers stood near Tegel air field i The Public Information office a t. moves in both directions ever since grocerlea. as well as by the sec­ Barksdale Air Force base said the | Orthodox Catholic church prtoet- the Democrats regained control of retaries of 'agrioulture and com­ director of the Interior Depart-' if his information i.- coljfldflitiai (n the T^rench sector and their d e -' bood^ Csechoolovalda, waa sea* merce. They were in articles ap­ ment’s Oil and Gas division, told a i (tnntinued nn Page ren) and in F.B.I. custody. plane was en route from Blgga Rlswlati Emtrsid Cut Disoem CongreH in laat month’s election. atruction kept the Communist Arf Force base. El Paso, Texas I teoced to life Imprieoaaesat today pearing In the annual food industry reporter. "The shipping strike also ! mouthpiece off the air 12 boura. 10% Iridivm Platinum...... The party's leadership has given to Miami. Fla. Five airmen and o chargea of plotBag agatast too no outward sign, however, that It review "iaeue of the National prevented consumption of large I "I am gTStefiU to the French goverameaL .Aaolber prlcef. toe amounts of oil. two Navy hitchhikers were aboard. 1 Flowitu Diomond. 4 Side intends to go along svith any suchG rocens Bulletin, official publica- j for their action in removing a real Names of the victims will be ; Rev. Pavel Hhicka. 88, waa eea- tion of the National association of "But even without these factors source of danger to our pilots on mends. 10% Iridium Motinum.. n Die. suggestlons from the ranks. 1 released when the next of kin leaced to 18 yeare la prleaa. Twe Factors Behind Rumblings retail growers. there would have been enough oil ‘ Speeds of Aircraft Seen I the airlift.” Clay told newsmen. lay members of toe t hai eh were Ftowloss Oiemend. 3 Side - $ 5 0 0 to meet a normal demand.” have been notified. Behind the rumblings are these See Prices .More Stable I Asked if he cared what the Some of the military personnel seeleaeed to Hfe terasa. They are mends, 14 Karel Cold..— . ' threatened Soviet retaliation Oiemend Dinner ting. If Die- two factors The men who deal in food direct­ Krug Preparing Anaouncement Twice or Thrice as Fast were on leave. Shattered Christ- Rehor Buraaic, 89. aod daa Plewlass Oiemend, 4 Stdt mends. 10% 1tid-PI«inins_ $ 2 7 5 1. Even when the Democrats ly with the housewives—the retail- Secretary of Interior Krog is' might be. clav replied: "No.” mas gifts were found at the scene * -Oltesk.v. 33. ^ ^ ^ . mends, 14 Korei Ce>d— . . were in the saddle before the G. O. era— and their suppliers told what known tc be preparing a news an-' .Htiil Mad \hout Incideat Oiemend Dinner ling. It Oi^ P.-dominated 80th CongrcM took The RuasiatM were atill mad mendi. 11 Keret Geld — $ $ 5 0 the consumer is likely to find in nouncement on the industrial and! Washington, Dec. 18— uPj— ThCf "in ita original configuration with- Newitss Diamond. 4 Side over In 1946, both the Roosevelt 1949. In a survey by the associa­ home-heating outlook for oU. As­ about the incident, however. mends, 14 Karel ftal0% irid-nd>imm« $ 1 5 0 committee. The survey also disclosed th ey . furnaces from coal to oil. Radio Berlin before they were de- ■ the bomber spouted fire before the 2. A number of other important T)i« engines needed for such much. meliahed Thursday. | explosion. He added he was cer- Cauaiag believe that generally the year( 2. Revoke last winteria order Bell said the experimental craft tinea tod a t committees are due to have south­ speed are available. Plane Manu- The French blew- up the strue- ' teip the explosion came before the ern Democrats as chairmen in the ahead will be one of progress; requiring all government agencies ' facturer Lawrence D. Bell said needed a great deal of completely etroyed the roceatly marked especUlly by even greater to get permlsaion from the Bu- nnconventlonai equipment topped ture aften^drscribing them aa a -c r a f t hit the ground, aonepaper toUMlag at 89S BasoMd lAST PAVMMTt MVITUt In to tho tiutomofy charge new Congress. But some of last night, and “stability and con­ mensce to air lift planes landing r J- U- DooUttle. who lives ntar- those southerners either were grocery atore sales and a more reau of Mines before Installing oll- trol at I rally high speed* already of course, by an an.-i'enl indica­ atroot to tho heart of the haMaail •ecewif, Mkheeft invHns dhidnid paymontM In imoff weekly or monthly wldely varied died on the part of burning equipment, tor with higher readin..;* than eve.t at Tcgcl airpoil. liiey said they | by. said: dietilet. The lire startod aheot I liikewann in their, support‘of Pres­ have been achieved.” ha.l told the Ru»aiana last month "The plane »eemed to be coiut- the American people. Lifts Baa Oa Buses i Bell.-president of the Bell Air- before used. ^ M., (c a m from eaa iSe ao4 too- M N i^. Micheeb mokes oteiloble, ot no odded cost, the hwott terms ident Truman or actively opposed tbe towers would have to be re -, Ing at 300 teet when tbe p i ^ rA«fltL- V,.?: 1- Charles 8awj-er. secretary of i The department made the first I craft Corporation of Buffalo, was "The knowledge that we have uodtotely dtU ra da ed. efered by Pee jewelers onywhere. his election bid. moved, but the Soviets ignored the 1 suddenly raced the motora The • • a POt •|MlRATieN» Hence there have been sugges­ commerce, in an article in The! move toward taking the brakes off one of three men awarded the Col­ gained in this rearanh opens an plane Immediately nosedived and! Bulletin, said the nation's half oil consumption this week by qulet- lier Air trophy for achievament in •nUralj- new frontier of flight here­ notice. Body PM Bi to Dttdl tions from some administration Slim I nleltda Uke|y oiploiled." supporters that the party’s House milUori food stores are dblng dally ly lifting Its ban against aviation, aa part of a celebration tofore not dreamed of," he said, Chlsagev Dse. IS—UF>—l i e ho4| letting East-waet differences tbrMt- “All that can be found a n a m u mtm metm-mmu t a x leadership: httslnsas la excess ot $100,000,0()0 cities chssige over from street marking the aanlveiury of tha adding: of aa attracilvo Uttoia tfri. ahdal 9 5 8 MAIN ST...... OPPOSITE (SIk and that . Increased governmental cars to busps. Wright brothers’ first flight. ened to make it a slim >*uletIdafor places of tha plan# “ jSS First, add enough Truman Dem­ "The succes.v of the X-1 ha* •r plecM of ShoHff Bwi IB years eM. waa feoai Is a BRcb 9 attention win be given during the The District of Oolumbla's Pub- lie told the Aero Club of Wash-j taught us mucli in'the realm of Germans in the Russian area. ocrats to the Rules committee to Morris reported. • ^ . today. PeBsa U "»**"** make cyrtein that southern mem­ >'ear ahead to the retailer’s prob­ lie Utilities commission iTas asked ington that the rocket plane haa , speeds faster than asund that now .K new Soviet-American dis­ agreement has blocked delivery ef A Shredded paiadwte dangled bers cannot team with Republicans lems ahd those o f . his ciutomers. to hold up such an application last flown successfully in three differ-1 makes it possible to build m an-. sayatottoas to^ h ai ent speed ranges—below, tkro-ugh I carrying airplanes with speed twol from a tree 150^yarOs f»«* ths crater. eff daOn shoal the I (Orattooed ea Page Pour) fOostteiied am Paga f e m l 'Oosttnaed cm P 9g t P ow ) *nd beyond the apeed of sound— I or three timeo that of the X -L " (Coattaued oa Vy^mm remx ■ i T MANVHKSIEK EyfiMlMG HEKAEU, MAMJHESIEK, CONN., SATURDAY, t»ECEMBER 18, 1948 PAGE TWQ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1948 PAGE m usia' Powder Blast Collection Aids Wife of Murderer are invited to aherc in a ’’Carol- Master, master, we perUh. Then Christmu candtes , Tall Cedars Displaying alng” for soma of the shut-ins. bs aroac, and rebuked the «vind A doption of Hebrew EASTWOOD Afterward tha group is invited to and tha raging of tbs water: and New Propeller Suffering Kills Uttle Girl Handless Girl Granted Divorce the paraonege for refreshments. they ceased, and there waa a Names Is Confusing From Nativity Scene Here —So many of Israel's of­ her brother ond o eix-yeor-old ploy- The Tall Cedara are again dia-. groups gathered to sing Oiriatmas 'Asthma? year-old with dimples in her playing a'N ativity scene appro- ; carols around It that they dacldsd derer won a divorce today on mur­ St. Mavy^i Eplaeopal Okordi 4 St. Jamca’a Roman ChthoMe Adjutoat RIekard D. AtweU Scripturez.” by hUry Baker Eddv. i ficials and Army officers mote ddHously Injured when o pop Hamilton Hydromatics cheeks and a ribbon in her hair— priate to the Christmas season. I t . to have another one th lf year. der trial evidence that her hus­ Church aad Lacast Htrceta Rev. John L. Loughraa. Ph. D., include the following (pp.-484,' have heeded auggestions they SANSCW'S ASTHMA bottle packed with firecracker The R«v. Alfred L. Wimama, Pastor Stmdsy. 9:30 a. m. — Sunday 293): “ Physical force and niorUl' adopt Hebrew names that it's To Be Used bn Martin powder exploded yesterday. but ahe has no hands on her arms. is located on East Center street I highlight of last year’s venture band was intimate with his actress SUN: REMEDY S hould bum In So— thanks to a kindly railroad between the Telephone company was the Community sing conduct- victim. HLACK ARROW ” Rector Rev. Frederick McLean, .\ssistaat school with specisl program. mind are one . . . The noateriall created some confusion. Attack Bonihers The girl’s father, E. K. Nicholas, engineer—the wistful, blue-eyed building and’ the First National . ed by G. Albert Pearson with mu- Margaret Camb, 28. wife of Allan F. Bmy U I, Lay Aasistaat Rev. Robert J. Wood. Aaslatant 11:00 a. m.—Holiness naeetlhg. BO-called . gases and forces are The campaign is on among the Army officers again. ^ Hm hcIpMl oiMir people o World war I I veteran, suffered child came to Atlanta yesterday store. ! sic by the Salvation Army Band, James Camb, was granted a de­ Brigadier Clifford Brindley of oounterfrita of the spiritual forces 1 The laatest crack in govern­ loiid • oornMU. ectlee life a heart attack when told of the to see what could be done to help Raymond. Dunn of East Hart­ when over 1000 people gathered to cree after a three-minute hearing. - The 4tb Sunday in Advent: Sunday masses: Hartford will speak. of divTine Mind, whose potenejT ia ' Bast Hartford. Dec. 18 - N ew ' accident and was admitted to a ment circles ia that the chief rwBnvIiig the pelBfhl «y»np- her. ford designed and Iniilt the scene. sing. Her husband waa convicted last 8:00 son.. Holy communion. For adults: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 with 2:00 p. m., Sunday school at Sil­ Truth, whose attraction is Love,: Hamilton Standard Hydromatic' hospital. 6;S0 a-ro.. Children’s service two masses at 8 and 10, one in the whose adhesion and cohesion are of protocol ia now’ preparing tooM of ostbnift. ' Grace began waving her stubby Mr. Dunn has decorated many Carols will be played over an march of murdering Aetreaa Gay ver Lane. im ^U era have been selected for fnkurt. (shortened form of Litsny) with main auditorium at 9 for adulta Life, perpetuating the eternal facta! an Israeli Who's Who to be Blonde, curly-haired Patsy little arms at Engineer Henry G. places this year, the most promi­ amplifying system at varioua Gibson, 21, and ia now in prison. 6:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting. the latest aeries of the Navy’s Mar- ' START USING IT HARirORO address by Mr. Bra.v. Church and one for children at 9 In the of being.” titled: “Who waa Who?” tin AM-1 attack bomber, it waa Nicholas was killed by what Lee, 66, two years ^ o . Lee, who nent of which is the Nativity times from now until Christmas. Om b, formerly a deck steward • 7:00 p. m.. Open air service. TODAY police described as a home-made has no children, began dropping scene on Main street. East Hart­ Any group wishing to avail them- School classes follow. Nursery de­ basement. 'Two mssses at 10 7:30 p. m.. Special Christmas announced today by Erie Martin, on the liner Durban Caatle between partment at 11 a.m. ^ e r a l manager of HamUton bomb. Her 16-year-old brother, s> ^ notes with candy, chewing gum ford. For many years he has won sslv5s of the facilities are cordial­ o’clock for adults, one in the main I program presented by the Song- Fof Sole ol the Following Britain and South Africa, teatifled 11 a.m.. Morning prayer with church and one in the basement. Concordia Lutheran SUndard Propellers division of Leon, and a neighbor Jimmy Har­ and sometimes toys for his UtUe prizes for the attractive manner ly invited to do so by contacting that Mlea Glbeon died of natural ' eters aith Brigadier Brindley as Garden and Winter Sts. I Hospital Visit W e tkail build monuments to their mcnMry, ao that we may build Bioncheeler Drag Store*: rison, were given emergency IN ■etmon by the Rector. United Aircraft Corporation. Oon- ‘ NOT destruction/ friend. In which he decorated hla home on John Smith, 42 Canjbridgs street caueec after they were Intimate A LL PERSON i narrator. Rev. Karl Richter. Pastor stronger in our hearts those thing* for winch they fought. For QUINN'S PHARMACT operations at a hospital. Young Huaical outline of this service: The Week ‘ he Hydromatic WTWWlWnYCOUWl When he learned of her handi­ Silver Lane. A t 7 o’clock Monday evening the aboard ship. He laid he panicked Prbraeeinnel— I SL Bridget’s R. C. Henry L. Hilliard, Organist Ends Freedom j installation were awarded bv the the strength in all our hearts is the strength of Tel. 4136 Harrison’s chin was blown o ff and cap, he collected $2,053.35 to fit The Tall Cedars last year dis­ ’t’all Cedars will have a alng and Monday, 8:00 p. m.. Friendship I he suffered severe lacerations of and threw her body into the aca ’’Rejoice, Rejoice, Believere!" Rev. James P. Ttmmlns, Paster j Urnvy e « l y this month and deliv­ .the land for which tbry gave their all. her with artificial arms and fin­ played a similar scene In the Cen­ the public la invited to attend and Circle meeting. NORTH END FMAR.nACT one eye. Young Nicholas lost sev­ o ff West Africa. The body never Sequence— Rev. Bronislaw Oadarowakl End 8:50 a. m. Sunday School and, eries win start in January. Tel. 6546 gers. He stopped bis big, stream­ ter Park next to the library and take part All Tall Cedars are re­ wae found. Rev. Robert Carroll, .Aaststaats Tuesday, 4:00 p. m.. Chorus rt- Bible classes. Miami, Fla., Dec. 18— ifP)—Slid- . The new propeller is______a ft eral fingers. “Wake, Awake, For Night Is hearaal. • . fourtean- CENTER FMARMACV lined train at her home in Lovejoy, it W’as so popular and ao Inany quested to be present at thia time. - j t . ■ 10:16 a. m. Morning Worship, ing 18 floors down a rope to free- wu^half foot version of the big The blasts occurred in a front ^ o l t o n Flying!,” 7:00 p. m.. Band will participant Tel. 4253 porch-hallway in-the duplex home Ga.. yesterday and brought Grace In a affigle year, more than 100 Offhrtory— Masses on Sunday at 7:30, 9, 10 Order of Service 1 dom seemed 'ike a good idea, bqt Production for SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Doris Mohr D’ltsUa and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. billion container units of all klnda and 11 a. m. in the'Comunity carol sing at Cen­ WELOON URUU shared by the Harrison and Nich­ as high as SO ripped a score of "Prepare Ye The Wey of The ter Park. 470 Center Street Tel, 7732 Open Sondaya TeL Maaeheater 5545 R. Purcell, to a specialist. Waves Batter are made in the United States for Lord” ...... Garrett ***^^ma. cards’ ! I ______Tel. 5331 olas families. fishing boata from their moorings Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Presenta­ City Detective Eddie Browne They’ll come back again Mon­ in Los Angeles harbor. packing goods sold at r e ti^ Recessional— Anthem— Harr>’ B ^ ts ^ c k to MUmi a j square t i p ^ blades have stronger: at4KflMM)—The news­ choir which la directed by James Wind-whipped Aravea, which left a.m,. Holy. Commqnion with music Zion E\-angeUcal Lutheran Church ...... A. Correlll sent the birth...... of Christ in an ap worth of rope is rough on the skinj paper Akbar El Yom said today W. McKay of Manchester, organ­ about 250 persons without heat, >by J;unl6r choir, Sunday. December 19. Fourth Pontiac, .Mich.. Dec. 18— Po­ King Abdullah of *n«ns-Jordan Cooper and High Streets water or light in the beach com­ Processional Hymn-^“ 0 Come All propriate way. We arc certain Bsed in public. 10:00 a.m.. Nursery class during services. You and your friends criminal record. When that's over, ahot to death in hia home Ihura- 1 CANDLELIGHT PROCESSIONAL FROM TOWER ed to be seated before 7:25 p. m. whipped over the Laguna motm- Anthem—“ Long Years Ago In ...... '.E. L. Ashford (Egypt, along with some o f the church service. Bethlehem” . u. . Elmore-Reed are cordially invited to attend. he faces an additional W days for day. Arab states, is bitterly opposed to Just prior to the lighting of the 10:00 a.m.7 Divine worship. Text: tains, east of San Diego, and gusts There will be no meeting of the failing to regi.ster and vagrancy. / Lehigh Valley candles. Manchester's Dining Room of Distinction South Methodist Church Tenor Solo; “ Every Valley Shall Pilgrim Fellowship. Bondsmen Carman Mitchell and I CARILLON RECITAL AT 7:00 P. M. the pcheme under which Abdullah Isaiah, chapter 12. Main Street and Hartford Road Be Exalted”—from the "Mes­ Guy Carter, held for .investigation, would hook Arab Palestine to hU .Morning worship at Quartyville ’Theme; "The Supreme Joy of 4:00 p. m., Vesper Candlelight WapplBg ConuniinItT Church George O. Ashton. Minister of siah,” service. This service is being pre­ said Netrel was killed in a wild own domain.) church will be held at 10:45 with the Old and of the New Testament Rev. Charles F. Crist, Mlalster battle for hia.. gun after he had'I Rer. J. Bernard Gates of WtthersficM special Christmas music under the Music Roger Loucks, Tenor sented by the Children of the Sun­ Must Wait Longer (Siurch.” Sermon Topic; “The Herald of day achool under the direction of threatened their lives. , I direction of Mrs. Herald Lee. Rev. Zion Church is a church of the j Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m. the King.” Christmas Sunday. December 19. will bring the Chrietnas Masiagc Advertisement— John E. Post will preach on the SO Oak Mrs. Fred Luck snd her associate F n r TH b RdklssofiA' . ysster-il International Lutheran Hour, 1,100 | prelude— "March of the Magi PosUude— "Fugue in G Minor” .. Church school at'the usual time. a 4 s r n i B J A ffllC c iB C I day to assist Oakland county au- S theme, "Peace on Earth.’’ Nine 1 II officers and teachers. The church 8:30 a. m. COAL A gift to give . . you can’t de­ stations, thirteen languages, 48 •. THE OAK GRILL Street Kings” ...... 'Theodore DuBoia ...... Bsch ______thorlties in the case. Mitchell I f ersons will receive the sacrament choir, under the direction of James Morning Worship at the usual George G. Ashton, Organist and Dtreetor cide. . .You’ll find it right a t territories and foreign countries, I “L’Adoration Mystique” ...... 3:00 p m.. Sacrament of Bsp- W. blcKay, organist, and Miss Alli­ Lansine Mich :Dee IS _ / « _ ! garter, both 48. remained in j g Pr baptism at the service and six heard locally Sunday afternoons, I time, 10:45 a. m. / Koppers Plnehtu-st...... Robert L. Bedell tism. son Lee will also take part. Most ; Rene de Meerleer! In prison for 16 I tlo^ o/murd'er *’*'^** invesUga- j y new members will be extended the WONS, 12:30 p.m. i FgfOHiMMi goBs Invites You To Enjoy A Pleasant Evening Processional Hymn—"Hearken, 4:00 p m., dtoir rehearsal. Sermon; "Receiving the Christ­ All Peraons larlted to thb Traditional aad hand of fellcm’sbip. of the traditional Christmas Carols mas Gift.” 2:30 p.m.—Pinal rehearsal of j M poickis li All! What Holy Singing” ...... 7:00 p. m., Christmas Candle­ will be sung throughout the serv­ ! rt ^ e l J ^ S * e r to w ’m” nt“M ''b i‘ i uncertain the' | Morning worship will be held at ------a_a Sunday evening program: A - ,at least another - - tow month.* be- . manner in which Netzel waa killed.' ! Bcantifol Scrrice of Chrifitaias Mnsic Sunday School for Christmas eve t ...... —...... Gloria light C^rol Service presented by ice. 11 a. m. tomorrow at Bolton Cen­ FOR DANCING: Pantomime based on the stoiw., i j Prosecutor Underwood said the » Model Cqrs, program. ■- | prevecalhtc , Anthem— ‘Tanfare for Christmas Junior and Emanuel Choirs, under ter church with the Rev. Craig G. The Week | Day” ...... Gustav Holst the direction of Mr. Helslng. "Why the Chimes Rang.” at 8:(k) . * ‘■'’•«'‘'r»ted "quick bondsman.a prohibition era boot- M5Z TONY OBRIGHT and his Famous Orchestra p . m. justice case, do Meerleer won a Whitsitt preaching upon the Tuesday, 4 ;00 p.m., O>nfirmation \ OwM cl pest- Hymn— “ Joy To the Worid” ...... The Week Center Congregational Church m. legger. might have been ahot while COKE Planes, Boots theme, “ If Jesua Had Not Come.” •■t fratcfeba- Monday— Note: Beginning this Sunday,' *'f^‘‘*** ‘rom his 1932 robbery- he was lying down, judging from instruction...... Antioch I Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, fiUnIster be a Bible CHasa for the smylnR. conriction and life sen- Miss Alison Lee will be guest solo­ Friday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday School Nee ... « a Offertory Anthem—"Joseph Came 4:80 p. m.. Girl Scouts. Rev. Dorothy Pease, Ofinister of there will b e ______five wounds in his body. FOR ENTERTAINMENT; High achool young people. It will ! tence at the order of the U. S. Su­ / Mobil KcnweiM ist. $ The Pilgrim Fellowship will and Congregational Christmas eve iMIealiai Seeking a Resting Place” ...... 6:30 p. m., Boy Scouts. Education preme court. Balsa, Tools, PETE DUBALDO and his silvertone trumpet be led by the minister, and will Call* Weather "Lonay" attend the special vesper service service. | Iraacli fcaiaw ...... Ernest Willoughby 7:00 p. m.. Scout Troop commit­ Frederic E. Werner, Organist The high court held hia consti-! ______j CHRISTMAS CAROL at 4 p. m. in placp of their regular Sermon— “ The Great Rejection; ‘ tee at church office. . meet in the Community building. Saturday, 10:00 a.m., Christmas laawdwt aa DICK RANNY drummer man and Choir Director tutional rights were abridged New York Dec ia — "Accessories evening meeting. Church school Day festival service, I lewfkea here Foretold and Fulfilled,” 7:15 p. m., Carillonic bells. will meet as usuM at 9:40 a. m. Sunday, December 26, Divine | DANCE Rev. J. Bernard Gates Tuesday— ' Christman Sunday, December 19. SI. Joha’a Poliah National con rict^ 'M f on*^“ toe’ ****^*’^' * RANGE a a wb ef Anthem—"Glory To God” ...... ‘ CANDLELIGHT SERVICE About twenty-four piano stu­ worship at 10 and 11 a.m. FEATURING: 3:15 p. m., Brownies. 9:15 and 11 o’clock services. Oohray Street without hcn<'^ “ " y ; city’s Weather bureau, offered dents of Edith H. Petersen held aaderpetad ...... Giovanni L. Pergoiesi 6:45 p. m., Carillonic bells. Hobby Shoppe DELICIOUS FOOD — COURTEOUS SERVICE Prelude— Rev. S. 8. StryJewakI ~ee^."e:?Vj;,'r“eSnced to ^ « a study recital at her home at Bol­ Recesatonal Hymn—” 0 Little 7:00 p. m.. Community Christ­ “Christmaa Carols” , Traditional .veara aa a wontherman: "New TONIGHT Town of Bethlehem” . .St. Louis six months to 15 years for man­ 6 Griswold SL ton Notch last Sunday. ’The re­ ATMOSPHERE mas Carol-sing. Trumpet, Trombone and Organ. slaughter at the second trial. York city weather ia lousy." Par- . Postludo— “ yoiLjIlmroel Hoch” Wednesday— ■ • Sunday, December 19: citals are designed to develop poise I Ellington Feremeual’s Hymn— He appealed for his Immediate ry plana 'to retire at the end of the Sunday Afternoon Oil 32.^3 Open 10-7 (Good Nei\'s From Heaven).... 7:30 p. m„ Emanuel Choir pe- 6:00 a. m.. Contoaaion for Advent month. and appreciation and understand­ ARTIE CUSTER "O, Como. All-Vo Faithful ” ___ in both Polirii and English. release. ing of technique. Selections of ...... Johann Pachelbel hearsal, followed by a social hour James McGuire, son of Mrs. YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY ...... Wade's Cantus DiversI 8:30 s. m., Mass. But Michigan's Supreme court V Mobiiheat BMthoven, Mozart and Schumann And Hfs Band (1653-1706) at the parsonage, Anthem— * John Shanahan, Jr„ of Meadow t. Sunday— 7:15 p. m., Carillonic bells. 10:30 X. ip.. Mass. held against him j’eaterday, find- December 19 were played and discussed follow­ "Geau Bambino (The Infant ing there was nothing In the state I Brook road, a junior at the Rock­ No No n u iL i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23 0:80 a. m.. Church School Serv­ Thursday— ing which Mrs. Petersen served ville High school, was the winner ice in the Sanctuary. Jesus)’’ ...... Yon law which would credit a prisoner ' OPEN ALL DAY 4:30 O'CLOCK refreshments. Those taking part 7:15 p. m.. Carols sung by chor­ Gospel Hall for the second consecutive year in Cover Minimum 10:45. a. m.. Nursery during Senior Choir (both aenrlces) for time seiwed under a sentence ' from Bolton were Robert Haber- V ER D lrti isters, amplified from church tow­ Offertory— IIS Center .Street vacated by a retrial. FUEL the annual spelling contest at the ttarring Morning Worship. \ . er. SUNDAY em, Suzanne Reneker, Patricia At The High school. James competed 7:80 p. m.. Traditional (Tandle- F rid a y- "Cantique De Noel,” Arr. by Center Congregational Church O AK G RILL Noble. 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. Miller, Caroljm Goldsnlder, Olga against 17 other contestants, eight ' light Carol Service. 5:15 a. m., Carillonic bells. Brondolo, Joan Boslo, Jane McKin- RRVMIIUND Anthem— 2:15 p.m., Sunday School. Father Acquitted North End Pharmacy boys and nine girls. The contest ■Ilie'Week Saturday— REV<^ CLIFFORD O. SIMPSON, Minbter nsy and Edwin Comeliuson. was acUva and “Jimmy” battled Monday— "The Shepherd’a Story” ...... 7:00 p.m., (toapel Service. 4 Depot Sq. Phone C545 OIL BOLTON noim fiiiM iy 5:15 p. m., Carillonic bells. The Week The Ladles o f S t Maurice uill 7:30 p. m., EhtecutivS meeting of ...... Dickinson. last with Ronald Auclair and after if., . St ■ 5:30 a. m., Christmas 5Iatins In Slaying Case Sung By The CoRibiacd Senior Vested hold their regular meeting at Bol­ several words Auclair wau defeat­ the W. S. C. S. Senior Choir Tuesday, 7:45 p.m., Prayer When Minute* (Julotta) with Christmas message meeting. ton Center church pariah room on ed. He won second honors. Ruth LAKE PLUS: •Ten’t It RomanUc” 8:00 p. m.. Woman’s Society of by the pastor and anthems by Children’s Story— Choirs of Center snd Second Congregstionsl Chvehee Count Tuesday, December 21st at 7:30 Christian Service Christmas party “ Stepping Out of the Picture.” Friday, 7:45 p.m., Bible read­ Detroit, Dec. 18 After de­ VonEluw, a senior, waa the last Emanuel choir. Miss Helen Berg-, ing. Get ft Af p. m. Mrs. Donald Tedford and girl to remain in the contest. The Today: "Julia hllabehavea” will be held in the banquet hail. gren, soloist. Hymn— liberating 12 minutes; a jury of Direrted by FREDERIC R. WERNER doetar tale- Dine And Dance Tonight / ’Hark! The Herald Angles Sing” six women yesterday acquitted i Mrs. Frank Paggioli are in charge names of the winners and their HOUSE p l u s : "Night Wind” Bring a 15c gift. Sunday, December 26. 5:00 p. m., WANTED Assisted By pbene hie praaerfpttoe of entertainment. Refreshments class will be engraved on a plaque Tuesday— ' Chriatmas program presented by ...... blendelsohn Antonin Russo. 44. of assault and Sermon— battery In disciplining his teen-age CHERUB CHOIR • te Weitkip'e era, ear pti- will be served by Mrs. Mary Uab- which will remain in the trophy 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scouts will meet the children of the Sunday schools Deaiha Last Nighi son. ! man, Mrs. Alexia Pepin and Mrs. case of the school. Tex and His Western Quartet in the banquet hall. of the church and the West Side. “The Silences of Christmas.” rata ptefeasloaal adre for Hymn— \ " The boy. Carl, 14. had gone to 1 CHAPEL CHOIR MORIARTY Celeatlno Augusto. The materials for the new El­ Broadcasting Orchestra Furnish The Music Carpenters Sellrcry la "Joy to the World,” Arr. by New York—Edward A. Alexan­ police with a story of being beaten RUTH ASTLEY. Soprano Bolton Grange members will go lington Consolidated achool are and chained to his bed. aiTlving 80 slowly and with a Specializing In Fine Steaks Second Congregational Church North Methodist Chnrch Handel. der, 75. law reforin leader who de­ caroling Monday night weather Nortli Main at North Street Poatiude— On the witness stand Russo said Laborers JOAN BELCHER. Soprano BROTHERS periuitting. Members are re­ shortage of some, it now appears l : N f 1 . 447 North Main Street vised the method of repealing pro­ Sim.-Mon.>Tue8. Rev. Lelaad O. Hunt, Poator Rev. Willard J. BIcLaughlin, “ Hallelujah Oiorus” from "The hibition, urging unconditional re­ that Carl was "running atound ■ ELIZABETH WALTERS. Contralte minded of the Christmas party that the new building will not be late ail the time" and "nothing I “On T ^ Level At used for teaching purposes until Eratot B. Ceoman, dMirmaster BDakter Meaalah” ...... Handel peal of the 18th amendment In­ Apply Foreman, ARTHUR PRATT. Tenor WELDON'S which will follow the meeting on and Organist WUBam L . ' Brown, Tnimpet,-Trombone, Organ said or did had any effect. ' Wednesday night. December 22nd the opening of school in Sep^eiii- stead of modification of the Vol­ CeRter and Broad” ■ei MAIN BTREBT Tour TECHNICOLOR Musical OrgaaiaNDtrector 9:15, Church school. stead law. " I didn't want him to go around' RALPH H. LUNDBERG, Bass at the Community Hall. Those ber of 1049. It was orlginaily with a bad gang," the father said. planned to start sessions in the Sunday, December 19 11:00, Oiurch time nursery. Boston—DoroUiea Brands, for­ Delmoni Si. Job ERNEST B. COSMAN, Orfanist attending are requeatfd tg» bring 9:30 a. m. Churdh school. Christmas Sunday Worship, 2:30. Rehearsal for the choirs. Russo'.s nine-year-old daughter. a gift for exchange. school after the spring vacation. 10:45 a. m. mer magazine editor and author Caroline, also testified. She said It is expected, however, that the 10:45 a. m. Worship hour nur­ 4:30, Annual Christmas Carol of several books, including the sery. ■ Prelude—“March of the Magi Service. her father sometimes slapped Carl closing exercises of the achool will 1936 best-aeller, "Wake Up and and his brother. be held in the new building in 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. . Kings” ...... Dubois CYP Club Social Hour following Processional Hymn—"O Come, All the service. , Live," and wife of Seward B. Col­ " I like my Daddy.” ahe said. Gas Workers June, 1049. Prelude "(Dtarist Is Born” Guilmsnt lins. editor of The American Re­ Introlt "Beside Tliy Cradle” Yc Faithful.” Tuesday. 8:00, Group C. blra. "He would only do' those things Mrs. Christine H. Hatfield of BEERY-rovilutAYWR view. when the boys were bad.” Parrsboro. Nova Scotia, who came J. S. Bsch Anthem—"There Were Shepherds” Elizabeth Lewis, leader, Christmaa Strike in Italy Hymn “ Hark, the Herald Angela ...... Vincent party . here for the funeral of ner moth­ Carols: er. Mra Carrie H. Huntley of miiuK dacuoatstaoc, RAYN RESTAURANT Sing” ...... Mendelssohn Wednesday, 6:30 pot luck supper JkSBSL^p£ue. Anthem “The Shepherds’ Story” "While Shepherds Watched” party, senior choir. yocaiw firatataiata t t WMiwifari f M w iKfiiaHiMiMiHicaiHKtKiifmMiH Rome, Dec. 18—((F)—Italy was Parrsboro, is remaining with her MGM X k y 37 Oak street TeL 3922.19 "Infant Holy, Infant Lowiv” Christmas Candlelight Friday. 11:30. Midnight com­ Let Winter Weather not generally cooking wdth gas brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and nCTIMC Hal Roach Color Comed.v Dickinson "WHO KILLED "DOC” ROBIN Hynrn "While Shepherds Watched “ Silent Night, Holy Night” munion service. this momnig. Mrs. Frederick Hemmeler ot Offertory Anthem—"A Heavenly I "THE CHRISTMAS STORY" | Maple street. In Oay, New Cinecolor ^Just a few steps down Oak St, The Flocks” ...Winchester Old. Song la Sung” ...... '.Dickinson Be The Other Employes of privately-owned Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexan­ Offertory "Let Carols Ring” I SUNDAY, DEC. 19, 7:30 1>. M. I for the finest food in town. Hymn of Preparation—"There’s a Oiurck of tfeo Naxarene Carol Service gas companies in Roma, Milan. der of Plnney street are the par­ arr. by Black ENDS • Robert Montgomery • "MAN EATER OF KU5IOAV Song In the Air.” Jamea R. BclL Paator X ft Naples, Florence, Venice and Turin ents of a Oaughter born at the TODAY o "SAXON CHAR.M” o "8UPER5IAN” Chap. 9 ^ Hymn "O Come, All Ye Faithful” The (^ristmas Sermon: "Joyful w Preaented By f ' Presented By *O u r specialty is Italian spaghetti 466 Main Street i ^ THE SENIOR SONGSTER GROl’P g Fellow's Worry! struck for 12 hours last midnight, Hartford hoapitaL Adeste Fid?Ies Tidings.” any style. Poatiude “ Now Let Us Sing With Recessional Hymn—“ Hearken. JUNIOR AND E.MANUEL CHOIRS to back their demand for the wages Joy” ...... J. S. Bach 9:30 a. m. Sunday school and A ll!” Bible clasaea for all ages. Ten­ 5 SALVATION ARMY CITADEL g and benefits recently granted 2:80 p. m. Oiorus rehearsal at Church school, 9:30 a. m. nyson 3!cFall auperlntendent. CLARENCE HELSING, DIRECTOR workers in municipally-owned ■Ibw-t U Center church. * Narrator: Brigadier CHfford Brindley of Hartford i plants. Nursery, 10:45 a. m. 10:45 a. m. Monttng worship. The 6:00 p. m. 3Iu Sigma Oii Society Methodist Youth Fellowship, This was the* latast of many \ Music by ladies cbonu, sermon by V Special .Mnaie by the Band | ENJOY JACKIE JACKSON AND HIS HEP n1ll mCet for a Christmas carol 8:30 p. m. the pastor. little atrlkes harassing the coun- i sing. trj’. The Week 10:45 _ H EVERYONE INYITED! g CATS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Tuesday, 7 p. m.. CTiurch school m. Junior church, The Week dowmstaira. Kay DoUn, super- Emanuel Lutheran Church The next big one la set for Sun­ It Pays to Come to Ray*s Tuesday; Christmas tree and program. All visor. day midnight, when most of the ; Gayest Spot Ojurch school children snd their 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. 6:30 p. m. Young People’s country's million-plus government i parents are invited. meeting, Wednesday: Wednesday, 7 p. m.. Boy Scouts, Marian Janes, ptesl- Sunday, December 19 workers wIU quit for 24 hours to ' 7:00 p. m. Church school Christ­ dent. proteat that wage increasea re- ^ In Troop 98, party at the parsonage. mas party. The program ^vill con­ 7:80 p. m "Candle-light Can- 7 P. M. cently granted them are Inade­ 7:30 p. m.. Choir rehearsal. Uta.” quate. sist of stories, carols, movies and “O LItUe Town of Beth­ CANDLELIGHT CANTATA X' T c ^ n ! Bolton refreshments. Parents are invited lehem will be presented by the Carillonic Bells ...... • •.••....-.....fi-45—7:00 t Routes to attend u'ith their children. choir. Mra. Fred Wood, direct­ Covenant Congregational O Rejoice. Ve Christian.<« Loudiv...... ■J. S. Bpeh 6 and 44 Conn. Thursday: Cburch ing. Miss Gertrude Wilson You’ll Enjoy^ Dancing To 7:00 p. m. Girl Scout Troop No. Rev. Raynold O, Johnson, Paator pianist. Chri.slmas .Song ...... Arr. by G. Hobit Have Your Car Winterieed Rec Notes 12 meets at the church. PanI Paige, Organist The Week Lei .\ll .Mortal Flesh Keep Silence...... Arr. by Davta 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evenlnz Emanuel' Choir Sunday; , '"O Little Town of Bethlehem" Today Prayer meeting. Nou> by Our Experts Burkiagham Congregational 9:50 a. m., Oiurch Bible School. The .\ngel’s Song ...... The Glen Taft Trio __ diiirch 7:00 p. m. Friday evening, Sun- ...... Tschesnokor Eaat SIda 11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship. ilay school concert. Miss Marian Rev. Philip 51. Rom« The rhri.timas Candle ...... Bitgood Making stare your car doesn't brsak Boxing: Message: "He Came To Save.'’ Janes and Miss Ethel Hewitt in SUNDAY NIGHT, DEC. 191 H With 11:00 a. m.. Church time nur- chary I.O. How a Rose e’er Blooming ...... Christ ifinsen down b) cheaper than repairing more 1:00-3:00 p. m., Boxing data bv 10:00 a.m.. Church school. Peter Vendrillo. IN BOLTON - 2 MILES FROM MANCHESTER 1 s«ry. Mrs. Robert Widham. .\T 7:30 Our Lord Is Born ...... Loais-Davis extensive damage biter. Gym: , » 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 2:30 p. m., Oiolr rehearsal. Emanuel Choir Joint eeri’ire of the church and 7:00-10:00 p. m.. Rec Senior Lea­ Wendy Banks, Song Styiut 6:00 p m.. Sunday school t!rhrl*t- Christian Scienee Society churab fehoel. ceiidueted by the maa program. Maaonie T e m ^ gue. SATURDAY NIGHT Ballroom ***• Groend...... Arr. by Soworby Batch Pontiaca va. WllUe'a Grill. choir and a group from the school. Tka Week Mrs- Bronten Mucklew will tell Monday, 6:00 p. m., Ckoir re­ CHURCH of the NAZARENE Sleeping...... Gretehaninoff Manchester Cleanera'yi. Italian- GALA FLOOR SHOW— PLUS For Rent Sunday. li:0 0 a. m. O TeU Me ChiMren Dear ...... Arr. by Clokay MORIARTY Americans. Our new banquet room, which will (we hope) prevent us from turning the Christmas storv’. The Service hearsal. Sunday School. li:o o a. m will be fiillnwetl 'vhh a Christmas Tuesday, 4:00 p. m.. Junior choir 4(if; MAIN .STREET NEAR THE CENTER. Junior Choir Y. M. C. A. guests away such as happened last Saturday, be open for the first time. Any Day. Wednesday. 8:<» p. m. 3:30 to 5:00 p. m.. Free Gvm. pert}' for the children. rehearsal. The public U cordially invited No minimum or cover. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.. Mid-week Christmas .Message ...... Pastor Ohoa BROTHERS 6:15 p. m.. Junior Basketball. ART McKAY Anytime “la the Universe, Including Man. Presented By The Church Choir Vigilantea va. Rovers. •service. Paul Nilsen and Rev. Evolved by Atomic Force win On Tbc Level At Center And BroiM TalcottvIUe Congregational Leslie Strand of the New Britain ***"«*•» ...... CbrisU aasen 7:00 to 6:00 p. m., Intarmediate For Any Ckurck be the subject of the Uaaon-Ser- Mr^ Florence Wood baakatball practice. and his orchestra Covenant church will ’be present mon for Sunday, December 19 Gertrude Wilson The Three Sh ips...... Tuylop TELEPHONE 5135 Easy R«v. Ernest Gordon, Pantor and bring a plea In behalf of the Directing 6:00 to 10:00, Senior teams reaar- M e n 's SXCELLKNT POOD AND DRINKS Occasion BOao N *«(3r Sttauan, OM ith Pianist As It Fell Upon A N ig ^ t ...... ,...A p r, by Dsvla vatlons. - Noith Park D om itory campaign. to Oatorlag To Baaqatt* aad Weddtog SartlMt Mr. Strand will alao deliver the his throne In the heavenarnSi ^ Emanuel Cho(jr Casual bowling and reaervationa. Mrs. Jennie Ahorn, Organist Games and boxing rooma open. Bur evening’s meditation kingdom mirth over all.” : ------EVERYBODY WEf.€X>ME_____ Park I'hrlstmati iiiotnliir " •** Seleitk.iiA from the Kible Include Cbristmas Party, Pine cnvlca Call Man. Week Days 3823—Saturdays 3815 9:$0 a.m . Church aciiocl. 4 Cordial W'elcome to All! Organisation, 2:00 to 6:00 p, m. CAVEY’S .Mmual traditional •■.lulotts" serv­ the following: "And they ca,ne JAMES R. BELL. Pastor 10.45 a.m.. Morning worship. ice, following which those who wish to- Aim, and awoke him, saying. . I

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 194S PAGE r o im lilA.NCHEST*ER EV’ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, DECEBfBER 18, 1948

Specials, Cosmo D. Scarpello, Miss collection of "Food for larael” by Kindergarten and Primary depart­ Annie Wellwood.. Fire on Assembly Line Group Hears evening at eight o’clock at the He was a retired farmer aad tex­ eral Home and at SL Joaeph’s $ 1 0 7 ^ Suit h ^ o r and Mrs. Stephen Loyiim, Rockville the B’nal Israri C!ongrcgatlon. ments. Vernon 4-H Alumni clubhouae a t tile worker. He waa a member of church a t a time to be announced. amateur radio operators here, have BRAND NEW Anyone having a donation of can­ ClilldrrB’B Party Ogden’y (Joiner. AU Vernon 4-H St. Joseph’s church. He 1% survived Burial will be In St. Bernard’s received a Christmas card from the Travel Talks ned food is asked to leave it at •nie Kosciusako C3ub will hold Club members. Alumni and locdl by four sons. Stanley of Bolton. cemetery. The funeral home will Say Now being finished. Will decorate to salt porchaMr. the Synagogue. a Chriatmaa party for the children By Local Men mayor of Coventry, England, and leaders are Invited. Three wUI be Joseph of Chicopee. Mesa.,. (Seorge ba open Sunday afternoon and *ve- f f t his wife. Mayor and Mrs. William Four room, 2 unfinished upstairs and prorlslona for Carol Service School Program of the membera on Sunday after­ an exchange of gifts, games, group of Tolland and Frank of RockviUit nlng. W. Malcolm became friends by Members of Cosmopoli­ extra bath. Sunporcb, fireplace, garage In bapement. Lot There will be special C!hristmas noon. Dec. 19th at two o’clock at singing and refreshments. Mrs. ons daugMer, Mrs. Sophie 1^- 'MERRY CHRISTMAS" Brought Against State radio with the Loyzims some time 80 X 127. Near bus stop, conveniences. programs in Lo HuckviUe church­ the Koscluazko Qiibhouae. Santa Rose Hincks is In charge of the Marche of Rockville. 19 grand­ Ctaam butter and add leaxm before Mr. Malcolm was elected to tan Qub Meet at Center In Rockville es on Sunday. Clank 1^11 distribute gifu to the program. children and five great grandchil­ Juloe, finely chopped parsley,, salt with fiowen As Result of Accident the office in Coventrj-. England. Church House Call 8862 Anytime At the Rockville Methodist children and there wifi be an or­ Ladles Social Clob dren. The funeral will be held on and paprika: mix weU and serve The mayor at that time sent the church the Church School will ob­ chestra. The Italian Ladles Social CTub Monday morning at the Ladd Fun­ over broiled or baked rice. from Here on June 11 Loyxlms a British newspaper Union Church to Have serve ’•'White Sunday” at the 9:30 The annual cntildren’s (Siriatmaa will hold ita annual Christmas which described the ceremonies. The program for the meeting R. & R. Construction Company service with members bringing party _wlft be held Sunday after­ party this evening at 7 o’clock at Aa tiM result of sn sccident on Recently Mrs. Loyrini gave a short of the Cosmopolitan /Club yester­ Or Call Hartford 33-1587 Special Program To­ their glftn for the ”(?hciT baskets” noon at three o’clock at the Ital­ Ahe dub house on Snipsic. street PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP yiadlcy street June 11, in which s talk on Christmas customs and Which ore distributed every year ian Friendship CJlub on Kingsbury The Children’s party will be held Dial 5103 day afternoon in the Federation morrow Evening by the school. avenue. NsUonsl Ouard Jeep end a car methods in this country. The talk room of Center church house was on Sunday, Dec. 19th at three 8 EAST CENTER STREET AT THE CENTER was broadcast over the couple’s At 7 p. m. the annual play will Baptlat .Aethitlea o’clock. were involved, five Manchester amateur station WIBEQ. Station provided by three of the members Rockville, Dec. 18—(Special) — be presented, with "The Houso of residents have brought suit who gave travel talks. Mrs. How­ The Young People will hold a Peter Chessey G5CP in Manchester. England, re­ The 11th annual Carol service will Christmas”' being featured this Christmas party in' the game room against the State of Connecticut ceived the talk which was re- ard Eddlson who was to have been year. The following wilt take part: Peter fhessey. 79. of 624 Vil­ to the total amount of $107,000. another speaker, was unable to be be held Sunday evening at 7 p. m. at the church this evening at 8:30 You Rrad a cordW. This was scheduled to be ■lonct Ctolc, Carol Kroymann, Lynn p. m. with games, refreshments lage street, died on Friday follow­ Those bringing suit are Herbert, broadcast over a regular BBC present b^ause of iUneas. WELDON'S presents hhvijies of REnson at the Union ' as Lot in the Tomlinson; August Carabino, 24; Loyzims are off the air while their and experihncea in California, Salt BUTTOOKAiP choirs participating. Alternates Jimmy Bartlett, Richard' Kosch- a young man. He was a resident of John Wagner. Jr.. 19 and his Lake City and the Grind Canyon TMCRB'aS ^ wa HBAR charge of the arrangements. equipment la being repaired. They MANY TMINOa ABOUT 'SM DIVIOaNDO and former members of the choirs wltz, Allan Schultz. Harry Holmes, A special offering will be tak­ Tolland for 31 years and had lived Xmas Press father, John Wagner. have as yet had no report confirm­ were pl^sented by Mrs. Robert THAT 0 0 NOT PAY avmRVDAV are Invited to Join in the Carol Sandra Apel, Joyce Myers, Betty in Rockville for the past six years. Qooper and Mrs. John Pickles. en at the morning service on Sun­ For Christmas LATgest suit U being brought by ing the fact that the talk has been .< Jones, Marie Robldas. Sandra II $19.95 Sets — driving the'Jeep, was killed in the the House floor. These are part of the 200 ears dw.troyed by fire on the Ford-Mercurj* line In River Rouge. She. told of some of the amusing CENTER PHARMACY $10 Talk of Larger Committee The blase spread through 1,000 feet of the plant’s “ner\e center,” Indefinitely halting produc- Shepherd! Siiake off Your Drowsy Goodliln, Sharon Bartlett, George c e n t e r ph a r m a c y collision. The Jeep struck a car The present division Is eight Re­ as well as Interesting things that Sleep; (Thrlst was Bom on (?hrlst- Mortlock, Devon Ciampbell. Judith driven by Wag;ner, Jr. publicans to four Democrats. In­ (NEA telephoto). ______happened en route. nqas Day; With a Torch, Jeanette, Johndrow, C!harmainc Apel, Mel­ The law firm of Lessner and In response to a request Mrs. vin Neri, Wayne Gardner, Susan We suggest that you will not find a more ideal All $55.00 Sets — Rottner are representing the local stead of simply reversing the rep­ Tsabella; Alleluia; When the World There Is No Parking resentation, there haa been talk of Pickles a vivid description of Waa White with Winter; Sleep, Scribner, Carolyn Debrave, Nancy gift for everyone in general than a contribu­ $25 men. The writ was returned yes­ setting up the committee with .11 Assorted Items Found Doctor Tells Temple Square In Salt Lake City Holy Babe. There will also be Thayer, Elizabeth DeBravc, Albert terday to the Hartford County Democrats to five Republicans. Cole Upheld In Ostrich’s Stomach with Its ’Tabernacle and Chapel, carols in which the congregation Mlffltt, John WalU, Carol Neff, Problem A i The jCenter tion Lo the Buperlor Court for the January Second, punish the Dixie re-^ and the statue of the Sea Gull. may Join. The program will con­ Irene Lee, Leigh Fluckinger, Dav­ All $75.00 Sets — term. Another request prompted her to volters by denying them the com­ Manchester, Elng., Dec. 18.— About Killing clude with the Brahms "Oadle id Mortlork, David (Campbell, S^ilr- CENTER PHARMACY will ipiok up $35 mittee chairmanships that would In Job Suit give an enlightening description HAMISON’S Song," following the recessional. Icy Myers, Linda Plummer, Gerald (fl>)—Hetty, the ostrich, of ■ iK ■ ■ of Forest Lawn cemetery In Cal WE HAVE -MOST SIZES IN STOCK fall to them under the time- Manchester’s zoo is dead. And Donald Watrous' will direct the Fluckinger. and deliver your ” prescriptions and WILLIAM S. HYDE Ifomla. The Sunday school of the Meth­ no wonder! , Physician 'Relates How The slides, many of them color­ program and there will be piano CHKV. FORD, PLYMOUTH, South Coventry 1 Federal Jury Decides A veterinarian said the post­ and organ selections by Mr. odist church is holding ita annual .other needs. Phone 4253 for fugt, OLDS. PONTIAC, PACKARD. HUDSON. Most frequently mentioned In ful picturea of the Grand Canyon CIhristmas party this aftemooh at MEMORIAL FUND Mrs. Paullae Little In Favor of Film Writ* mortem showed she had swal­ He Fought With Lover were then shown and described by Watrous and Mrs. Wilfred A. Lutz. free lervice. BUICKS. DODGE. DESOTO. MERCURY this category Is Rei». John E. Ran­ lowed: Final Card Party Wesleyan hall. WTOtmaatlc Ex. Phone 262A-W1 kin (Miss), w’ho actively backed Of Attractive Wife Mrs. Rush. on cancer. It will benefit more people than any other COUPES, SEDANS, COACHES er on Studio Post A bullet, a golf ball, a knife A social time followed during The final card party before the Union riiurcli States’ Rights Candidate J. Strom holidays sponsored -by the WSCS At the Union CkmgregaUonal Open All Day Sunday present you can buy. Thurmond in the election cam­ handle, a bottle stopper, a which members Joined in , carol The entertalnnWht program dur­ Los Angeles, Dec. IB— — A spoon, a can opener, a skewer, St. Louis, Dec, 18—(P)—From a of '-US' Vernon tictnodlst church church on Sunday there will be a ing the community . children’s paign. hospital bed a 27-year-oId physi­ singing, led by Mrs. H. C.' Straw OIPT SHOP Checks should be made out to the William S. Hyde Federal court Jury took four a screw, 37 nails, 47 tacks and and enjoyed a C^hristmaa tea at I wlll’be held this evening at eight service at 10:45 with special an- CENTER PHARMACY Cbristmas party will include Theoretically, the majority party cian related yesterday how he kill­ o’clock at the Dobsonvllle school. thema by both- choirs, Baptism Memorial Fund. Gifts may be mailed to the Manchester fife and dnun adectlon by Albert can do anything It wanta about hours to uphold Flm Writer Les­ about 35 cents in coins. ed his attractive wife's bachelor which Mrs. J. V. Lamterton 487 MAIN STREET PHONE 4253 BRUNNER’S, Inc. poured. There will be prises and refresh­ of children and a White (Sift ser­ Trust Company, Treasurer, or left directly st the bank. r» B. Boufiard and Jamea Rowley, committee assignments of Its own ter Cole's suit for relnatateroent lover, Byron C. Hattman, in a fight ments. vice. From 2 to 4 Sunday after­ i 358 E.AST CEN’TER STREET followed by a specialty, the Dance members. But invariably it haa in a Cedar Rapids, la., hotel room At the business meeting preced­ MANCHESTER of the Little Scotch Dolls presented to his $l,390-a-week Job a t Metro- ing the program, the club voted, Food Oollection noon there wjll be a C!hristmas MEMORIAL FUND COMMITTEE followed the seniority system. last Tuesday. Sunday is the final date for the party for Cradle Roll, • Nursery, CENTER PHARMACY CENTER PHARMACY by Dorothy Latimer, Roberta Kal- When the choices are made, the Goldwyn-Msyer studios, but final Dr. Robert C. Rutledge waa rush­ on recommendation of the finance ber, Kitty Leighton, Harriet Thiem, recommendations muet be im­ Judgment will not be made, until Manchester ed to the hospital earlier after committee, to send gifts to people Janet Rycbllng and Carol Altshu­ proved by the entire House mem onday. swallowing poison when police ai' at the almshouse, and furnish a ler, all puplle of Mre. J. C. Turner, bership. Democrats' and Republi­ Cole, one of "the Hollywood Date Book rived at his apartment to arrest basket of food for a needy family CANDLES entertainment chairman; a skit by cans alike. In the past, this ap­ ten," also sued for $71,990 In back him. on Chirstmas day. Mrs. R. A. Hank Keene, Sr., with a cowboy proval___ haa been routine. pay. He was suspended a year His condition was described as Bt. Laurent was hostess. Harrison’s ia headquarters •ong by Hank Keene, Jr. Mr. However, a high Republican dia- I ago after being held in contempt Tomorrow critical and permitted only brief for Christmas jCandlcs. Booffard wUl then play a musical Yuletide carol service at Center cuaslng the reports that efforts I q{ Congress for refusing to tell tne police questioning. Formal, decorative, and •election on a saw. An aaaembly might'be made to deprive Rankin House Committee on UnAmerlcan church at 4:30. Three choirs par­ In an oral statement to Detective ■tag, “Silent Night,” will be fol- of the Veterans Committee chair­ ActivlUes whether he was Com­ ticipating. Lieut. John Sinclair'and Detective Elni City Couple figures in all sizes and .lowed by • HawaUan gulUr and manship said privately: munist. Tuesday, Dee. 21 Sergt. Maurice O’Neill, Rutledge colors. A wonderful selec­ TRADITIONAL QUALITY SINCI If 00 '•coordion duet by Helene and Ken­ WIU Abandon Senorlty Rule To Rule on Terms Mondny Community Sing at Center Park described how he went, to Cedar Bandits’ Victims tion. neth Shlrebac. The Dance of the "If the democrats attempt to do U. 8. Judge Leon R. Yankwich at 7 p. m. Rapids to have a showdown with Soldiers will be interpreted by this, they will have to abandon will rule Monday on terms of the Wednesday, Dec. 22 ' Hattman, 29, regarding the latter’s Richard Rlsley, Kenneth and Nell the seniority rule.That will mahe He asked the Jury ,to Christmas party. Memorial hos­ attentions to Mrs. Rutledge, a tall New Haven, Dec. 18—W —Mr, BUckiiey and Theodore Seitx, Jr. It a matter not only of party pro­ return a special verdict, giving yes pital employes, at Legion hall. 2S-year-olc! blonde. and Mrs. Eli Shnayer, who operate Mrs. Paul Oolnik will give a read- cedure but of Interest to Repub­ Friday, Dec. 24 Officers quoted him as saying a market on George atreet, com­ .Ing entitled "The Night Before or no answers to four questions of Kiddles’ Christmas party at licans as well, since It Involves a fact. "He wanted me to let Sydney (Mrs. plained to police laat night that Chrlatmas," with her daughter. departure from ctutom. The questions: Depot Square. Rutledge)'get a divorce and sneer­ two bandits robbed them of $270 Gandy, and Vandy Manchester as 'In that event, you can look for 1. Did Cole’s action befose the Sunday, Dec. 26 ed at me when I offered him money as they entered their automobile DECORATIVE CANDLESTICKS ,the children. The gathering la Annual Red Men's Kiddies’ after closing the store. the Republicans to actively oppose committee "bring himself or tend to 'stay away from her. He pujled Wonderful for Gifting. «*iM» to Bing “Jingle Bells’' and the committee recommendaUons of , ^j^ng himself into pubUc hatred, Christmas party, 2:80 p. fli.. Tinker out his wallet and flashed a large " Ah armed- and maaked Negr<^ ‘“Up On the Housetops." In the the Democrats and there will be ] „r ridicule?” hall. - •» •• bankroll—SB if to say he had more Shnayer said, warned him and hia Available in copper, crys­ •vent of a heavy snow Mrs. Turner many Democrats on our side.” 2. Did Cole by his conduct be­ Tuesday, Dec. 38 money than I. That made me wife "this is a stick-up, so don’t tal, brass, pottery, and . ...1948 atatee SanU Claus will arrive in a What would the Republicans re- Junior Country Club Ball. furious. I hit him in the tace with try anjfthlng funny,” took Shnay- silver plate. Moderate aled. He will present gifts from fore the committee tend to shock. Installation, Manchester Lodge er’s wallet which had $220 In it and cieve in exchange? Insult or offend the community ? my fist. He went flown on one prices- his bag to children present Mrs. Southern Democrat backing to of Masons. knee. Mrs. Shnayer’s purse with $90 and Richard C. Snow, gift chairman, 3. Did Cole, by his statements Friday, Dec. SI keep the Rules committee divided and conduct before the commit­ "He arose with a black-hsndled fled in a car driven by a com­ atatea $M baa been received by to 4. Republicans usually can Annual New Year’s party, knife in his hand and lunged at panion. her to date for financing the pro­ tee. prejudice MGM or the motion American Legion. 0 I ■! 1 count on at least two Dixie mem­ picture Industry generally? me with it. I grabbed his arm in Y H I PRICIOUS LOOK IN FASHION IIWILRYI je c t Company No. 1 firemen have bers of that committee to side a Judo hold and threw him over The larvae of one moth can de­ arrison s given $10; Green-Chobot Post ,4i Did MGM by Its conduct to­ stroy as much wool In one year as Cbventry Flayers, Oreen-CSiobot with them on such Issues as hous­ ward Cole after the Washington my shoulder, at the same time mg,ing, am aid tot toi eaucauoneducation andana similarstmiiar Jeht to ausnend wresting the knife from his hand. 12 'sheep can produce. aaiSTOL—MANCHESTEa—WEST HAKTrOED AuxiUary, Toung Mothers Club, highly controversial Issues. A Ue J?"*"* »'>8pena Cut ill Food He got up and came at me a sec­ Here you will find suitable remembrances that will bring joy throughout the years. At Michaels Garden d u b . B t Mary*e CYO, Nle- vote keeps a bill bottled up. bun. ^ .w ond time. I kept thrusting the 'O aaa'a Grocery Btore, T. Lao Flaher­ ' Betalned on Payroll Month- Prices Seen knife at him to keep him away. ty. Variety Btore, each $9.00; The Jurist referred to the fact He struck me in the nose and you con be sure — sure that you con find that precious gift for that certain one. •MeWa Club of the Ftrat Coona- that MGM retained Cole on the kicked, me in the eye. One of my War II jmtlonel church, $3.00; end a May Lift All payroll a month after his com­ (Continued from Page One) thrusts must have cut him. He «l«9iid, $2.00. Mis. Snow further mittee appearance before suspend­ w ataa more fanda,iriU be aeeded Inflatlon Is one of those prob- went down.” Vets Preference “ You Can Depend on Moriarty Bros,** \ andwelMmed. ■■■f' Oil Use Bails ing him. lems, Sawyer believes. Knife Thrown Away The Jury answered m the nega­ Dr. Rutledge then told how he OieciKSiobol' AuxiUary mem- tive laat night to the first three Dangora Well Understood New Cap Cod houses under hen votad in'oiw new member at washed his hands in the bathroom, construction In verion* sections VWCiO-LOW QUtCK (Coattauad from Page One) questions and In the affirmative to Sawyer wrote: "The dangers of picked up the knife and Hattman's their kfonday ev«ilng meeting Inflation are well understood by of Manchester. Z. fail oT EorrlaCL MareoiHp OBDtributiona voted included $9 the laat. money that was scattered over the •nd StOfllita S)Kw. winter* but this week Friedman The__ atiidlo, _ , whose witnesses In- the retail food merchant. His shop room______and drove back to St._____ lx)uis. . .4 rooms and hath with 2 ad­ s a l s ! toward the Mansfield dlvlaion of advised the commission: ditional unfinished upstairs. Hot $12.00 the Ooimectlcut Tuberculoels As­ eluded MGM Head Louis B. May-1 is usually the focal point at which qj, way, he said, he threw away I. Stirling Drisscr Sot, 3 "TIm petroleum aituatton has er, contended that Cole violated j consumer dissatisfaction wdth high | the knife and all but $39 of the water heat, oil burner, fireplace, T. Irgecli. Moxoiil* om4 sociation fund drivelud $9 toward Improved to sn extent that makes the ^ "public _____ moral.s” _____clause of his i pfi^gg jg most often felt...... The- re-1 money. tan Insulstlon, copper and brass ritttf ...... $37.50 st..imA S.I.W...$24.00 the -oonununlty cblldren’a Christ­ it pw ible for the department to l contract. Judge. . Yankwich . -....,1 ruled | taller is the one who . roust pass on Rutledge told ofllcers she plumbing. We Invite your In­ L ShtoKtr r«n Set. Cold mas party, and pairment of the withdraw, its suggestion that your out Communism as an Issue In the j to the consumer all of the cumu' met Hattman last February when spection. Price SIOJMM and up. raw Top ...... $23.50 unit aaaeaamenta. A number of decision In this proceeding be de­ a. Compoct. Sloiling Sil-ror. memben offered to make home- case. lative price Increases that have both were employes of, the same ferred because of the petroleum After the verdict. Cole told re­ taken place at each stage of pro­ electrical firm. She told of boat $25.00 baked cookiea for the party, supply situation.” quUt was also tied and plans porters. "This Is the first time the duction and dlatrtbuUon. rcHectlng trips with Hattman, one of which Attention WOst Coast Shortage Ended American people have haoe«ti. Show may be contacted for tickets leum council, announced that the other items." for the rug project to be complet Cole, 44, a native of New York, Charles F. Brannan. secretary are graduates of WMhlngton unl- $l$.00 west coast oil shortage, caused by haa been writing for the films versity. They— were mareiedmarried In Construction in .accord­ a loir of Stot'iiif Sil'W iw - ed soon. prolonged strikes In the area last Today's Special — $1,595 M n. Dayton H. Whipple waa since 1B30.1930. AmongAmong_ rerecent ^ n t n.».«films , f markeUng ’ Uchniques . ance with plans and speci­ lingi I— $7.2$ voted the new president o^ the fall. Is at an end. he either wrote or collaborated on the abundance nroducedproduced bvby A Amer­ and is now resident at St. Louis fications. t- Ktrchfih. Stoding Sfhstf Hallanan said In a statement are "Hostages," “None Shall Es­ Children’s hospital. 1947 FORD SEDAN FORDOR $$.00 Ladles Association of the. iFirst that conditions are so much bet' ica's farms will be the continuing Ooagregatlonal Church. Other of- cape," "Obiectivc Burlfla” and objective of tlie department in ter that the regional advisory "Blood on the Sun.” It la not necessary to prick the Equipped with radio and Motorola' Instantaneona flcen elected Wednesday are vice committee—act up to prevent wln- 1949. skin of either duck or goose be­ Jarvis Realty Co. gas heater. Tan in color, low mileage and excep­ president, Mrs. Robert S. White; ter-tlme supply emergencies In He said the United States has fore or during roasting; no .more tionally clean. aecretary-treaaurer, Mre. Goodwin (California. Nevada. Waahlngtoi "entered the door of the era of fat runs out than if the akin U left REALTORS W. . Jacobson. Oo-chairmen of the plenty.” and that the ”gT?atcst sewtng committee; Mrs. £. J. and Oregon - has dissolved Its sub- Struggle to Aid unpricked But be sure to roast at 634 Center Street 1942 Pontiac Streamliner “8” 4-door black sedan. R. and oommltteea and probably will not ] agricultural problem la the mar­ a slow to moderate temperature Tel. 4112 Or 7275 Beamea, Miaa Alice Coombs, Mre. keting of the abundance produced H. Clean. • Jacobson: members, Mrs. Samuel meet again. Flood Homeless for best results Tisdale, Mrs. Whipple, Mrs Rus on the farroa." 1942 Studebaker "6” Commander 4-door sedan. Black. sell 8, Boynton, Mrs. Ins Beebe. Brannan said improvement and Low initial cost plus low operating expense makes Rio De Jaweiro, Dec. 18—(Jf>— revision of present distributive Mrs. Floyd N. Wiley will be the Radio Berlin Army troops, sanitation crews and thid a good buy. , , ^ dinner committee chairman with systems which have proven im- k. lop,l Wo—Wheth­ c a s t M Y M Etrn INVITBD: i« •m m m ra la* > 1. hospltsd. worker, died last night at St. er they like it or not Swiss police In FtrSirn^fDittm ^ Monday, !>•«• 10—Between 6 and 8 P. M. ’•IW ..... $4.75 r d Mrs. Floyd BtandUh of Frafido* hospital Mrs. Morrissey this area are going fishing. A dry ’ J. *sir el terringi Cold Nwyi'l Hborfs uttuml, Mkkmoh i«vN*« JIWILIRS...SILVIRSMITHS SINCI 1900 . . Ui Coventry are spending some was a former member of the Na­ fall left the streams In this region -‘sr- »ijisd------, .$4.25 «r c* awo M St ■ •'••k ■»■«*. ti).a*p>i hloMtal 14.34 in Bbaipea, Florida. tional Cooneil of Catholic Women’s so low that the bigger trout are 9th Moriarty Brothers •VCUoMo, •* M oddsd coot, Ibo lowoW CoTOM oCN : Priaee awardod at tho Nathan committee on Parent-Teacher as- finding It difficult to stay in water Olfi 9m H ale Ootnmunlty Center aet-Maok Bociationa. She is survived by her deep enough to support them. The A & P Super Market ^ “Oh The Level At Center .and Broad” >*»CES INCLUDE FEDERAt TAX 0— tiwoloc* —ywbsco. Wodneaday night follow: husband, four daughters and five police have been ordered to catch NORTH END PKG. 958 MAIN STREET...... OPPOSITE OAK msL.B‘i li^ Mrs. Alex D. Proulx; sons, all of whom wsr« officers In them alive and set them free In OPEN EVENINGS LENTIL 10:30 iMttk Cola: laan’a IM, Fran- the United Statea armed forcee the Lake of Geneva where there | Phone 6910 717 MAIN STREET, .MANCHESTER .dM 1>. FTaaa: Snd, Oacar Miller; during the war. is plenty of deep water. , Free Delivery /.

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MANCHESTER E\T^.NING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1948 PA(S P A G E S I X ' means neiv atdiool buildings obvi­ schools. t.,et’8 remember, too, that the contrary would ba pranantsd a*.; that rebuttal could ba offarad. 1 ainiril at i:tp dcatriicUon of nn.v i wreath-making is on the way ously. T o us In Rural Vamon It many of the new homes in this and Mitertainment for the mem­ M o m w e M f s grand Jury probing ehnrges a f araa are assessed at a value far In recent editlona of tha Rock-' Ecufidor Seeking bers of the circle. Mrs. Chambers IHaurlirHtrr • ot the righta anil freeiloma pre- back—or, at lea.st, part way back. means tw o new schools— not* ona. WINU>—l g « Toanutrsufi communist espionage activities in Leader o f We are Just aa loath to sand our greater than the older homes in villa papers thera hava btaa art!-, Rev. 8. Stryjewskl spoke to this country. arrlbeil herein." The good, frolicking process by Rockville and that, therefore, in The Open Forum chlldran to a naw school in that claa to the effect that intarsstad, «V T U > -Ilr Tmlay's Radio Former Dictator the members about tha Chrlstmaa H i s . Chambers said she was-sB which a family goes to gather its Held in Death Stipnittri Ifpralb Here, as at the opening of the northsast comer of the town as many cases residents of the rural citizens are beginning to raallaa play aad aupper to bo held tlunday. her way to meet him at a railroad Sends Foes Declaration, the duty and respon­ greens, and then undertakes the any Rockville parent would be to area pay a far higher share of the the Importance o f bringing naw In-: ■tandard |1ina January 2. Ha discussed plana for staUon when the accident Communicatlona for pubUcatlona "^ ft h a .Opaa Fonira will not oe em . attempt to gather these greens send his child to school In Talcott- total tax burden than many be­ duatriea and new residents Into tha Guayaquil Ecuador, Dec. 18—(P) stage settings and costumes. Tbs Baltimors, Dec. 13 —<4>)— Mrs. red. A fte r bond was arranged the sibility of the individual who b« guaranteed pubIleaUon tf they contain more than 300 words. Manila. Oso.'M-- f i .no how deftly the msjority delegates, ments which we have heard or read 3:00— News. tion for 10 days after President Qmmbers, confessed ax-Oom- J. Darlington didn't like to read One month hy Mnli ...... in the Town of Vernon we have and age? The state no longer WTHT~ Saturday Afternoon Seoul Dec. 1 & —(P)— Twelve perous New Year. 3. WouM osnw $ .01 in the opening sentence of Article who cuts out cardboard forms. ' trains Its teachers to handle prob­ advanced by Rockville citizens per 3:16—Sports; Weather. Jose Maris Velasco Ibarra was W ux^, wuxtry. g«t ysr munlst courier, appeared in MaghN books, go out nlgbU socially, hava Single Copy ...... s .21 ° Barenade. Koreans were klUed during an un­ Join his HukbalahapsL Weekly, by carrier . and his wreaths, too, are elliptical- j bccli Intensely Interested from th e ' lems such as they encounter and taining to taxation have any 3:30—Ciurtala CSU. ovsrthrown in, 1947. xChristmss tugnttions trate’a court with hia wife. He had friends In or go to the .movies. SI2 ou 29, turned the question of duties ladio and Televbion w n c— National Form and successful assaaainatlon attempt Tbe constabulary Is raptying by Kobe. delKered. Utifc Tear weight. We pay our full share of Juat arrived here from New York .jia.uD immediately back to the context ly correct. And we have other i beginning In the controversy over , the Job la ao difficult that few 3:43—Adventures in Raatarch. hfroJ Tollg ys •xseSy whst "All he was interested in was sending more tr o ^ out look Weat of MUa.. Foreign .. taxes per taxable dollar's worth H oom Hour. amlnst Gov. Le Nam Kyu of South after tesUfylng before a Federal to whether we need new schools or | would accept It. 7:00— Your Businass Reportar; CboUa province yesterday, the I wsnt fir Chrigtmssl lawrn bowling," abs related. for Bulaesa Boy. MEMBER o r • of what would be good for the in­ craven creatures who, come each t of property and always have, .luat 1:M — UN News. not. how many and where. Our i These last few remarks are WDRC-Oivo and Taka. Prize Winners Home Ministry announced today. t u b ASSiH-lATKD PItESS dividual rather than good for the Christmas, merely take down s j baaed on statements made by the as much o f our money per indlvldr 7:80— Songs o f tha Islands. Tlie Akaneielert Preee i» ekclualiery child is now In kindergarten at the ual taxpayer went into the htdld- \At Prices That Make Them\ WCOC—News; Dancing Party. The governor’s party was at­ en''lleO to the tier <>l opubHrallon ol state as such. I coat hanger, bend It out of shape, SUte Board of Education which 8:00— Muaij Shop. tacked by 200 guerrlllaa. Tba min­ Couiuy Hdme School In Vernon Ing of the Maple Street school as W KNB—I'g >rta Star Special. 9:00— News. At Church Raffle s(an-occupled North Korea, still Sh' ne«e .tiepaii bee err.lHed to U. ot . n ils editorial coneliules out pub- and call It the foundation for a has said that our one and two WONS—B.j(laeaa Roundtable. istry, reiwrted that tbe govarnor*a not otherwee ereilUed in tbir pap* i Center. She Is In kindergarten in of any individual taxpayer in 9:18— P arty Line Party. remain tn the area. room schoifia cannot go too quickly. WTHT>-<3Dnn. LoagtM o f Wom­ ■ecretaiy. nine police guards and and aleo the locat iiewa publiaheii ne^. llcatlwtt of the lirst World Bill of I wreath. The latter, 'at least, get Ruril Vernon through thb coop­ Rockville. Let’s not forget that [Attractive Xmas Gifts W T H T —FM . ' During the clash, ths guerrillas To ua tha raasoning of the State tw o guerrillas were slain. The All righta of repiitillca.flon ol aoeiret Righta." We have made no at­ some variety. eration of the County Commts- Rockville’s higher tax rate is for en Voters. winners of the raffle held at the robbed one of the governor’s at dlapatehea narein are alao reaerred. Board o f Education is sound and I t « Same as WTHT. combination Christmas party and guorrUlaa fled after a «■»«■»« with But it is still not the gracefully .•lioners, who sJlowed the use of a services such as sewers, lights, wnc—FM. taches o f 2.000,000 won (about $4.' tempt at exhaustive discussion. incontrovertible. water, etc., which rural taxpayers WKNB—Mel Torme. meeting of St John’s Sewing others In tbe governor's giMid. Full eeryica client ol N. E. A. Sera. I room In the County Home Schoc|| Obviously, then, we want our Same as W T lC except 3:18-7:30 000). the Home Ministry said. and our main purpose has been to irregular variety which comes must provide for themselves, and WTHT—Rachel McKnlght. Circle last evening were John Governor La was en route from lee. Inc. ______' for this purpose. She is In a child In a one grade schoolroom p. m., N B C Sympteny. Other details were lacking. The i make the document itself avail- quite naturally to those who still pleasant, modem room In a build­ as soon as they do provide them w n c —Report from Europe. ObremakI of 90 North street end Kwangpu. provincial capital of OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 Publtkb«r» ReprenenUll***: throughout her early years. But, their assessment goes up accord­ .. SdS— -t. ' Telerietoa Andrew Zegers of 1 Brookline ave­ South CboUa province, to Sunebon —New I QU|. readers. Many points struggle with the only authentic ing which can easily be kept sani­ perhaps, oven now It la not clear Advertisement— juhuk M«ttie*» Spedkl ingly— thus adding to the amount WDRO—Stara Over Hollywood. WNHO-TV. nue, Rockville. Chairman o f the to attend memorial services for Tork. Chicago. Detroit ind Boitun In the document will grow in sig- foundation fdr a Christmas tary; she U happy and feels at to some of the cltlxens ot Rock­ p. m. home with the same children who of money they pay for Rocktille's WOCC—State Police; tosuranoe circle is Mrs. Sumilsskl and cap- South Korsan officers olaln in the Sodetlee . . . clubs . . . fallow m e m b e r a u d it BUREAU OF wreath. That authentic foundation ville why wa In Rural Vernon have 8:00—Teletunes. Oct. 20 ahort-Uved rebellion. niflcancc and meaning as time arc her neighbors; she is near Oirla Disc Jockey. taln-elect for this week was Mrs. employees . . . have convalescent qRCUl.ATlONB. ______been agitating fo r our own school. 8:80— Film Shorts. Leaders o f the rebellion, accused goes on. Controversies, in which it the only authentic foundation— home, which gives both her and us W K N B — News. Dbtnlag Slaters. M ary WTlersblckl who donated the baskets sent from Pinehurat Ga«> W e want our own school because 9:00—Feature Film. raffle prises snd furnished food o f being Oommunlsts from Rua- is a native willow thong, fresh a feeling ot security. We are not W O N S— WlUlston Choir, eery, Ine. will develop that words do not al­ we know it is better for jur boys O PE N A L L D A Y w n c —Juko Box JlngleA cut and roundly lashed. It may so happy In contemplation o f next and girls to receive their education typugrapmcal errort ways meant what they llr.st seem StlS— year. Next year she w ill be one noar their own homes, where com­ ^rttlementi and other to say, w ill center around the doc­ be hard to master. It may spring SUNDAY tn Th8 im cftt t f f CtefUrn Heraia. of the "bus pupils from Vernon” munication and cooperation with W K N B —Guy I/>mbardo. or bulge one way or another aftep S ig g _ ument. at the East School subject to all their parents would be quick and Saturday, December 18 North End Pharmacy The next thing to happen with it has been completed. In fact. It dUiadavantages that this enUllt. easy If it ware wanted. We want W D R C —County Fair. is often the most difficult part of At that wc wonder If she is not our own school because we do not 4 Depot Sq. Phone 6545 WCOC—News; Dancing Party. IMENSe JY $ S H O P S regard to this document will be WKNB—Frank Sinatra. ArticICB 26 Through 30 the whole wreath. But master­ more fortunate than moat o f her believe our ^ Id r e n should leave O I F MAIN S T R E C V the drafting, by the United Na­ twenty-seven classmates who will home at 7:30 In the morning and WONS—Journal of tha Air. MANCHESTCR.CONN. Concluding our publication of tions, o f a spcciflc covenant in ing it, therefore, is the basic test go into the overcrowded one and not get back until, late In the af­ -t of wreath-making character. two room schools at the south end ternoon; w e want^ It because we WKNB—Xavier Cugat. OoDIFlS . the Universal Declaration of Hu-1 which an attempt w ill be made to When we go about at Christmas of town. The three teachers in want them to have a place for * gtOO-. man RighU, adopted by the Unit- cx*,)ress in, actual law the princi- W a sarva WDRC-HusIc. season, we pay no attention to the.se schools are outstanding In activities which they can call their BRUXTON PREP ed Nations General Assembly as j pics stated In the Declaration. their profeaslons and .do every­ own and where they will never feel WCOC—Dandng Party, Paris as the first document of Its ] That covenant, when completed wreath externals until, having thing in their power to overcome like outsiders; w e want it because WHIRIVIR w n c —Orchestras of ths Nsr delved to the foundation, we de­ our sarvica it required tlon. kind In human history: and approved, w ill be submitted the odds which these antiquated we firm ly believe a child becomes facilities place upon them but ho better adjusted to school and to] WKNB—Nows; S 4 0 Requsst SHIRTS Article S6; "Everyone has the to individual member nations, who termine how worthy of considera­ one In the world, it seems to us. Mfe If he feels the security of hav­ Ififln o t will have the decision as to wheth­ tion such externals m ay be. On right to education. Education shall can teach a child to concentrate ing the same surroundings and the it is naadad. WONS-iBatavla Choristers. TIm boy’s Shirt that "fits be free, at least In the elementary er or not they shall ratify it and wire or cardboard, prosaic. On in a room where other subjects are same claasmataa for the nine years Stgs— bettor" because It’s made beU ter. W hite or eohned. nnd fundamental stages. Elemen­ bind themselves by It. If enough willow, magnificent! being recited all around him If during which ha is In the elemen­ WCCC—Ntwa; Dancing Party. tary grades; we want it because W ONS— ^To be announced. tary education shall be compul- nations do so, we w ill then have that child happens to be more in­ terested In those other subjects or we are a community and we dislike S:45 the beginning o f an actual world \ Sizes 6 to 12 .....$2.29 •ory. Technical and professional the children reciting around him the Idea tn gieneral o f sending our 'U R K E © WOOD—Santa Claus Show. 4tdS ^ education shall be made generally law code. In which a number o f than In the particular assignment children to school in another com­ Sizes 12^ to 15 . .$2.69 afUlaUe, and higher education nations will be living under one which the teacher hat given him munity. We must get tld of our *rM -.t S • ‘iS. ni WOOC—Hartford PoUce Spssk; Connecticut Santa Ciaus Show. single bill of rights. That, If It to do. And what would hapgien ona and tw o room schools. That shall be equally accessible to all W O NS—T o be announced, on the basis of merit. comes, will be another all impor­ w n c —Lutheran Church Choir. Gifts that make play "Education shall be directed to tant milestone in world progress. Yankee WONB—Villa Victoria Choir. Cotton Flannel . the full development of the human But the Declaration of Human By A. H. O. WKNB— Nosra; Pled Pipers; ’ r f g C 4 y ^ Sketch Book. personality and to the strengthen* Righta is not merely a code of 40W— lag of respect for human rights principles for some future code Early in his career as Oovemor, W O NS—Muale. out of work at home — for years SHIRTS and fundamental freedoms. It of laws. It is also, inevitably, a the late James L. McConaughy Open Saturday | : M - shall promote understanding, tol­ declaration of a code for human created quite a stir in the State WONS—TM e A Number, w n c —Ghristmaa Seal Party. erance nnd friendship among nil thinking, for human attitudes, for Capitol by making it his business Evening $3T'50 and $49*95 Stifr — s2.98-$3.29 natloaa, m clid or religious groups, human behavior. A good many In­ to circulate among the various WTHT—Taa aad Criimpets. StVIk— Plaids, Plain eder and «*«»» farther the activities of dividuals must leant to honor it, state departments and their em­ w a f r u T b a i ^ 8iass3-lS the United Nations for the main­ in their own hearts and in their ployes, quite as any friendly WONS—^Trus or Falsa, management executive would come RCA w n c —To be announced.' own minds, before nations can be Sunbeam, Universial, Westing* tenance o f peace. out of the front office 1:1 order to 5:46— "Pnrenta have a prior right to expected to honor it. And these acquaint himself first hand with W nC —Lassie. Victor house. Dominion, Knapp Mon­ 3 choose the kind ot education that individuals, the world over, do not the business he was running. Evening BRUXTON arch, Manning & Bowman. A . JJ shall be given to their children." have to tvait for a principle to be­ Cheater Bowles has already Model 75X11 dKH>— Article 87; "E veryon e‘hns the come a law before they begin ob created the same Idnd of stir, WONS—News, even though be has yet to oM w n c —Newa. PAJAMAS serving it. - right freely to participate In the foot la the gubernatorial olfleA ■ * WDRO—News. To $24.50 f m, _ cnlhiml life of the community, to He bos walked through no de­ .WTHT—Music at Six; Spona Roomy, ftiD sot pa­ ehjey the arts and to share la sd* partment, nnd made no public $34.9i5 d:18— jamas mads hy ths fa* \jnderdog Of Our Times mous Braxton shirt catMc advnneement nnd its bene* demonatmttim of his friendly WONS-Sperts. Combination execntlve Intereot In them. But And makers, in cotton or We haven't seen "Good News WDRC—New Britain Teachers flsn atl Its. he has, through his brain trust­ College. Waffle and Sandwich Grills BuUetinr” a new kind o f news let­ "Everyone has the right to the ers, or perhaps, for nil we know, $37.50 w n c —Strictly Sports; Weath­ protection ot the moral and mate­ ter inaugurated as a non-profit from considerable study ot his er. rial Inteteats resalttasg from nay hobby by two European newspa' own even In ad\-mnce of hia cam­ #:«•— To $25.90 paign for the nomination, made t 2 . 9 8 and sdentlflc, literary «r artistic pro* permen now in New York, but we Rsvlsw. his ou-n adroit penetration of W W 8 — Do Tott Know New dnettoa at which he la the author." suspect it may soon lose that ama­ the various state departments. England. A tuU realization o f these edu­ teur standing. For the idea an' The result o f his penetration has RCA Victor Weather. been on view only behind the closed NBC Symphony. S 3 . 9 5 cational Ideals would require ad­ swors one o f the needs of our Model 8R71 I justment In the extent of educa­ times. doors o f the executice hearings on the next state budget, nnd it is W P ^ —^Larry Lesueur. * tion on the part of the United Readers o f this page may have from behind those doors that the w T H T —"Santi ClAus. MIXERS States aa weU as on the part o f noted how often we seem to atlr is erupting. WONS—Rainbow Rendezvous. $59.00 Ttdd - Boyt* the more backward world. The dredge down, as a relief from our It seems, from reports, that I And , backward world does not offer ed- own morbid absorption with the state department heads who have Pavorlto Husband. Sunbeam Mixmaster this hearing encounter with M r. { W W aL-S portsw riters Roundup. ucatioo to enough people. We, In wrong things happening in the Save WTHT^Bob Hope —Christmas SLIPPERS Bowles and hia experts, are im­ $65.00 this country, go to the other ex­ world, fo r some Item or event pressed by two things. 7tSS— Westinghouse treme and scatter our ‘‘highlr ed­ which reflects the existence of The first Is the general fresh­ on demonstrator and floor sample Monroe. ucation” w ith a blunderbuss, and godlnaaa, or decency, or common ness of the approach o f Bowles I .Angeles Touth Universal sl.98-$2.98 eventually, for a proper adjust­ oense sUU alive in the world, even and his' team. Many state depart­ Cnotro , ment of our own population and th o u ^ it seldom makes the head ments are run by hoary tradition RCA Victor W n iT —^Muaie of Tommy Dor* and accumulated red tape, and Domieyer U a proper maintenance of quality lines. a e aomethihg of a cut and dried Damons. at the very top educational levds, Table Model Badle The "Good News Bulletin" may buainees even to themselves. The APPLIANCES Hamilton Beach Boys' and Juniors* we are going to have to come to do something of the same thing, Bowles budget session begins with A M end FM X* Again. a question which is in the nature the Declaration’s view that higher and It may, for all wc know, go Questions. o f a shocking poser to ihany de­ A\AINE GUIDE COATS education shall be equally accessi­ W T H T — Railroad Chorus, TVeMWiw beyond that into a sort of glib op­ partment heads. It qsks them, w n c — Hollywood- Star Thoa< ble to all but “on the basis ot timism. But, whatever its own more delicately than this, why they for Christmas wgfe $29.95 To $41.95 $49.95 S:M-* merit." success and quality, there la room are in existence. And, once the fundamental objectives of a de-i The quality of education, partic for such a positive emphasis upon ^•rtcaa Bar Aaaoels- partment are establliihed. the hear­ olarly education in sociology and the news of our time. ing proceeds to fia c^ discussions! I Jury Trials. history, would have to be changed Just twenty-one lucky gift shoppers can avail them­ We for a long time have felt with those fundaniehtal objectives |' selves of these dramatic savings on natlonally-famous jj^ j[^ ® ~ T r u th or Consequences. still in the atmosphere. too. For the world is full of na­ that there ought to be a Depart­ electrical appliances. H urry fo r yours! RCA Victor tions, and o f political and religious ment of Peace aa well as a De­ When it la all over, the depart­ ment Is wrapped up In n rlear, Oabriel Heatter. -TOASTERS groups within nations, which spe- partment of War in our govern­ ronrjse, package wM rh has func­ Table Model W ^HT—Gangbusters. dallze in teaching intolerance mental structure and In our news tion and dollars Justly related, Your Hit Parade. Sunbeam, Toastmaster, Universal, rather than tolerance. Sometimes structure. We have thought that and the department head fre­ $269.96 Eighty-pound capacity Kelvinator'Home Freezer: floor * Television , Proctor, Toastwell, Dominion the teaching is done by blunt at- ;aonic o f our great newspapers and quently not only carries away tacit on the beliefs and character­ a new and stlmnlmtlng picture n'f sample ...... •239.95 news services ought to maintain his own fiinrtlonlng, but also the $4.45 To $22.50 istics of others; sometimes by peace reporters and columnists as impression that Bowles and his $579.00 18*a-cubic foot Steinhorst Farm or Home Freezer; floor $325.00 * chauvinistic or excessively zealous well as war reporters and column­ team have that ptatare too. The sample ...... -450.00 (Inatallmtlon Extra) W n ?~ V ^ !f*!i"* **«■• Malcre. exaltation of one’s own virtues. ists. executive budget hearing is a J**4y Canova Shoa-. relatively new’ Connecticut hi- $248.95 60-Gallon Universal Electric H ot W ater H eater: floor \ COFFEE MAKERS Either kind of education is Impos­ We arc sure that it is one of the stltutlon. But opinion is that It s a m p le ...... 219.95 Reunion. Silex, Cory, Sunbeam, PREP TROUSERS sible in any world truly adjusted great weaknesses and errors ot has never been fwnducted in a RCA Victor . " W S —Chicago TTieater of the Tweeds snd Coverts In waist for peaceful living. our times that w e live so mucli niore intelUgent, biMiness-like Easv Spindry Washing Machines, demonstrators, Universal, Westinghouse sizes 23 to 32 $199.95 (2 ) W T H T — Whls Quiz. Article 28: "Everyone la en­ by unreasoned fear and ao little, fashion. $5.98 up each ...... * -...... 184.95 Table Model Dennis Day Show. titled to a social and Intematloaal by reasoned hope, that we exclaim The second thing which im -1 presses those who come before I $1.89 To $32.50 order la nlilch the rights and free­ $129.96 Apex Wringer-Style Washing Machine; floor sample .... ^ 14.95 JUNIOR HOCKMEYER over what seems progress toward Bowles and hia experts is the part WDRC—National Guard Mili­ Television tary B a ll doms set forth In this declaration war, but Ignore a good many basic, Bowles himself plays. His friendly $39.95 (2) Junior Washers; opacity 2 pounds, each ...... TWEEDUROY SLACKS Taylor 32.95 W n C —Grand Old Opry. can be fully realized." fundamental things which may earnestness, his seeming ability to Brown and gray Twseduroy In W TH’r—Journeys in Jazz sizes 8 to 12, ' Article 29: "E verj’oae has du­ represent progress toward peace. assimilate all hia experts have for- | $209.50 Iroiirite Ironer: demonstrator ...... 189.95 llid S — mtilnted for him, the surprising . $5.98 ties to the community la which $349.50 Washers, Refrigerators,' Heaters, Clocks, Radios, Radio- Wc are so helplessly- fascinated l>y extent and clarity o f his own in- [ $304.95 (2) Bengal Combination Oil-and-Gas.Ranges; 8-lid style; Newa on all sUtlons. alone the free and full develop­ (Installation Extra) l l t l g — • GENUINE HOCTKMEYER the evil of our times, which is in­ . formation . on the /state govern- discontinued model, e a c h ...... • 269.95 ment o f his personality Is possible. deed great and grotesque, that wc | I ...... to which he was popularly WDRC—World Tonight. phonographs, Records, Albums, Vacuum Cleaners, Irons, CORDUROY SLACKS W ONS— M fSt the Band. " la Um exercise of his rights fall even, to explore the good. In suppo.xed to be aometliing of a $99.95 Universal Bantam Electric Range: floo*" demonstrator ....79.95 Brou'Tis and blues. Sixes 6 to 12 stranger, all add up to something W T H T —Topa in Sports, Gladirons, Ranges aad freedems, evaryoae shaU be $4.98 this, we not only curs 339.341 MAIN ST. 70 H O M E STE AD ST, t;S0— Matinee Melodies* fvperaiw. aay right to engage In heartening reports reacliing ua, entered the hospital ThursdSy suffering from a bad cold and sore 2:00«-Marina Storj-. any activity « r to perform aay act the good old custom of personal throat. H a la un(ler obaen atton. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK- SATtlRDAV nTrrFxrair.D k u * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, iy49 \ l PAGE EIGHT •'.'a ecuUve committee. Mrs. Robert Students Give Burnham, Mrs. Victor King, Mra. Charles Crankahaw; program Airmen Rescued by GUder in Alaska Pay ofQown Manche$ter Once Possessed committee, Mrs. Robert Burnham, XmasProgram Mrs. Charles ’Thresher, Mrs. Mar­ PINE PHARMACY shall BidweU and Mra. Howard Tops Doctor’s Ttvo Temperance Societies Havlland; membership committee. Is Open MANCHESTER DIRECTORY Pupils of the Robertson Mrs. J(9m Collins, Mra. I t C. Read and Mrs. Alice Moore; civic com­ Ginservative in British Sundity All Day School Present Their mittee, Mrs. Walden Collins, M rs Arthur StUas and M as EUubeth ParUament Qihutes h 'rtt OpHvery K(k All Your Dntfl Nerds j» r t Po*t contained the announce leading light In the Hartford divi­ AnnusI Pageant Noble; publicity, Mrs. Lloyd Bum- went that the "Sona, of Temper sion. retains her membership In ham; telephone, Mrs. Philip Hotch­ Soviet Union Rates •Bcc " oldest Total Abstinence S o -' the national tllvislon and last sum- OF BUSINESS SERVICES Tha childran of Robertson school kiss and conservation, Mrs. F. Lee Magee. London. Dec. 18— —* A Con- PINE PHARMACY W in North America, has d e c l d - X . s"“n" w B ru L w ^ .” In which preaantad their annual CSirlatmas At the next meeting which will |d to caU it quita at least In Con- country and in England the socia pageant Wednesday evening, De- aervaUve member of Parliament, campar 15, and Friday afternoon, he held at the home of Mrs. Peter ''-a;, Hertltticut _ The article states that,"'*ty ia aliir functioning. An - English------Nielsen, Jan. 11. there will be a writing TTie Dally Telegraph on ««. OMnd Worthy Patriarch Frederick | Claus headquarters this year and December 17, In the auditorium of woman. Mrs. Ethel Seabrlght, is delight yotir children with new discussion of the success and fail­ “What Life Inside Russia Is Like,” J. Smith of West Haven, who Is 87, the present most worthy pa­ SHOP AT THE the school. AU the children par- ure of house plants. presided at the final meeting in his WolcotVs Holiday Trees BikePriesent bicyclea for Christmas—a gift that Ucipatad In the program, "Olfta says a star clown geb six times triarch, the first woman to hold win last and glw Joy every day for the King.” Tv’o more men were admitted to home as six remaining members of ' that office. She presided at the tha pay of a state doctor In toe Division No. K voted to surrender throughout the year. CHRISTAAAS WINDOW Two childran from each room lad membership In the Abe Miller Post Soviet union. convention in C'anada, represent- BilPs Special their dam to the stage. One child at the meeting Tuesday evening, Its— charter, '• dating ~ia back 104 years; a at. ' inff tho order in Orcftt Brilflin ond Fine Shaped and Fresh The writer, Jamra R. H. Hutch­ and to hand over Its records1 to the carried a ji f t while the other bore making a total membership of 78: inson. attributed to ” toe most re- H lX rie l? So! ! Ireland. She beeame acquainted What to give your children for tha flag of tha country their clam 10 new members and 68 from other New Haven Colpny Historical So­ with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hohen- For Distinctive Gifts at Low Prices years. Ibble sources available to toe To Builders and Others ciety. Christinas just isn’t Christma.s • woodsy fragrance that most of us Christmas will be a problem no repreaented. The stage was set BriUsh government" this list of Uinl during their visit in Ldndon. s.<:.soclatp'with the Christmas holl- with an altar, candlea, and ever­ Sometime In January an infor­ We have aome very desirable lots FOR SALE, cen­ Record has it that the order, and was entertained by them at without a tree and whether your longer If you drive over to Bill’s mal membership party will be held monthly Soviet wages ini.ubles: trally located at resonable prices:— which has been fighting a good days and best of all. these freshly greens. Tha children preaerited Doctor of hislorj’ at the academy fight for niore thsn a century their home here last summer. .Mrs. children are young or grown-up cut trees will hold their needles. Tire St Repair Shop located at 180 their li f t at the altar and then at toe home of Charles Andrulot of sciences—8.000. against the organized liquor traf­ Seabrlght has made frequent trips you will want a fragrant Christnia.« ' If you like you may have a live Spruce street. ' Bill Green has s formed a aeml-circle on ' either of Nevers road. The committee on Sixteen lots nne block west of Main Street. Ideal for arrangements are, Alfred Arm- Star Moscow circus clown—6,- fic, hart ns Its most prominent to this country and Is highly re­ tree for the holiday season. Those [ Christmas tree; of course these full line of bikes—Columbias, of I side of the stage. 000. a small^buildinK development. garded. are not as large as the others, y l 99 East f'enter Street Mrong, Melvin Derrick, Howard early members. Presidents Abra­ trees that John S. Wolcott & Son course—In all sizes and prices, for ] The program foUowt: Average miner—2.000. ham Lincoln and Uly.sses S. Orant. Northern Division ranging from two to three feet In Kindergarten: Bennett and Dexter Burnham. Nine Inis on Chestnut Street, near Cheney Mills, ripe are rutting for the holiday season Principal Henry Adama of XIU- Skilled electrical engineer—1,- For generations the national North Manrhe.ster Division No. are sure to please you, for no tree height and set In a basket. These both boys and girls.' Country: America (Indian Ufe). 200. for a small building project. headquarters was In New York .7.7 in the old days attracted a was rut before December 12, and tree.s will give pleasure all during Even If your boy or girl has a Television, Sound Song: "Ten UtUe Indiana.” worth High School has announced State doctor — 1,100. City. Few members in New York large number of young people and thus you are absolutely sure they the holidays and can be set out In blk.e, the chances are that It Is Antennas, Boosters IP YOU riRE EASILY- toe honor roll for toe second mark- Account— . I.d)t on Forest Street, 80 x 150. , An American Christmas CaroL Ing period as follows: highest hon­ 800 state or Pennsylvania remain. In sonic not so young. Among Its will liold their needles and remain the ground and will a,dd beauty to getting somewhat outdated, for And All Television Mrnlerriize Dance: “Indian War Dance.” Senior stoker (fireman)—330. first worthy patriarchs was the your lawn. Mr. Wolcott carefully g et a SPENCER! ors Ronald Reickle, senior; the effort to carry on the work In fresh looking all through Christ­ styles and improvements In bicy­ Equipment ' Teachera: Miaa Atwood, Mra. Hutchinson said that mdkt com­ u lots west of Itroad Street, near the New the Keystone State. Cadet Divi­ late Re\’. Clarence H. Barber, who mas and New Year’s. digs these- trees with a ball of cles keep pace with the times and It will give you Webater. Penna Fisher, freshman. Higher petent authorities figure 94 lubles School Site, ^oned for a one and two-family Itpaaii Pricea Your Sewing IVIur|iine honors, ' Patricia Cavanaugh, OUder i « s ^ of J * mm from a crash-landed C-47 transport b shown In thb picture taken from aa .\Ir sions were organized but later dis­ began his pastorate at the Second You will find all sizes and prices earth around the roots and places the Columbia people have just new pap - ra*t- Grade I: Force C-54 which dropped and picked up the glider on Mtewart river nrar FWrhanks. .Vlaska. The to the pound. (Ths* would bo 23.5 are reasnnshle, fulore bright. banded. ('ongrcgational church In 1887 and in trees at John S. Wolcott S c Son. them In baskets. These are avail­ come out with homething entirely country: CTiina. senior: Marjorie Bahler and Thom- to toe dollar, malting one ruble , Electrify and inalall it in fully support your Jurgelas, both sopomores. gUder has Just been snatched from -the frozen river. In background b the beUy-landed C-47.. .Similar Two DIrialons Here remained more than twenty years. 180 Main street. Drive down and able in Norway and white spruce new, a new spring fork that Is a STANEK Song: “Chinese Clirlatmas ■m enrer was being planned tp rescue nine V. S. fliers stranded on Oreenbad lee can. ----- wortli les.s than five cents. Russia Four very desirable lots left in Hnllvwuod. inented on Profes.sor William Anthony and and a fpw blue spruces. console or portable cabi- back—gently guide' High honors, Marilyn pimlow, (.%P wire- A number of local people will select your Christmas tree from radical chunSe In,comfort In bike EIcctmnIn Laboratories Cirol.” photo from V. 8.- Nav}-). hold.s offi-iaiiy that the ruble is I orter and Srarhnmugh St reel.s. One of the bnd' neigh- recall that 50-odrt years ago two Allan Hammond who were con­ the hundreds that he has on dis­ Drive down .to 180 Main street riding. It takes up the shock and nels. you to healthier, Dance: “The Qraaahopper.’* senior honors. senior Arline worth 1S.S cento.) > Radio. Televtslon, FM ^ ic k y , Genevieve Dzen, Carolyn borhood.s in town. Prices are below cost to chmr. dlrislons of the Sons of Tem|)er- nected with the Mather Electric play there — and incidentally he and see for j^ourself what a line gives you a much easier riding 85'/, Walker SL Tel. 2-1124 lovelier posture. Teacher: Mra. coffin. ance flourished In Manchester, and Company: Dr. Frederick A. Sweet, has plenty of room so that you can assortment of freshly cut Christ­ bike, for this new spring fork ab­ Ask’, your doctor Grade I: Ellsworth, Mary Oeissler, Mary told them Higgins had left home In mas trees John 8. Wolcott S t Son Higgins, Dorothy Jurgelas, Clal ' Recluse Found 1941 because of her complaints Industrial land on and near the railnmd. they had many good times, enter­ Edward A. Lydall, Henry Nettle- sec Just how your tree will look sorbs and cushions the shock and ABC obout Spencer! <3ountry: Germany. Christmas Music tainments, games and dancing par­ ton, Charles B. Loomis, Josie Pohl- when It is set up—the bramches arc have. Better go early so that you Jolt when you are riding. Song: "O, Come U ttle Chll- Qulst and Janet Smith; Juniors. about his habit of collecting rub­ Business sites on Main Street and other sections. Install The /Veto Barbara Burr, George Caye, OPEN ALL DAY ties. Young people In those days mnn Horst. Mrs. Mary Curtto, thick and fluffy and smelling as may have an unlimited choice, for These new Columbia bicycles MARY F. 51cPARTI.ANI> dren.” Close to Death bish. From the Tower didn't have the social activities, Frank L. Hale,. Lizaie V. Hall, only freshly cut Christmas trees last year they went fast and he is also come with a bullt-tn lock and Appliance Co. A pt S4G Uiirden Drfve Dance: ‘TClnderpolka.” Marion Sabonis and June Seiber; the movies or other interests to fill were worthy patriarchs all now can. Once they are -set up In the (jpen every day for your conveni­ that is really worth-while for safe 2-1.575 21 Maple St. Phone 7654 or 2-2588 Teacher: Mias Heckler. sophomores. Jean Badstubner, SUNDAY their leisure time. deceased. Among those living who house they will send off that ence. parking. Why not drop In at 180 AIR-FLOW Grade 1: Marilyn Macdonald and Jean Rose; Trenton, N. J., D4c. 18—(ip)—An The familiar and beloved hymns EDWARD J. HOLL South Manchester Division No. wielded the gavel ar6 Mias Made­ Spruce street and see the new Co­ Country: Holland. freshmen, Margaret Parent and aged recluse who was found ly­ Accused Killer and carob of Christniaatlde will be North End Pharmacy Stephen Wisneski...... « Telephone 5117 Or 5118 48. which met In CJheney lower hall line K. Morse now of Wollaston, lumbia bicycles? If you wish, Heating Unit in Your Song: “Away In A Manger.” ing near death in a frame and tin heard from the tower of Shnanuel 4 Depot Sq. Phone 6545 Me Cut The Earth To Suit Your T^ste'* Since 19M for many years, was perhaps out­ Mass., Mrs. CTiarles B. Loomis, you may trade In an old bicycle to­ Dance: “Shoemaker’s Dance. Honor^Ie mention; seniors, Shot to Death Lutheran church each evening next Mrs. Annie McFarlane Johriston of Ellington SERVICE I. R. Braithwaite TOacher: Miss Walton. France Burnham. Lois Hancock. shack filled with rubbish and $8,- week, played on the Carillon by standing among divisions of the Xmas Blooms ward part payment on a new bicy­ 568.63 in Annies and silver was state because of the honor brought East Hartford, Alec Shearer, Mrs. cle. Home Now To aMist when van have mad Grade II: Francis Lucina. Naclne Mellen, CUrence W. Helsing, organist and reported In fair condition in St. EvarU. Ky., Dec. 18.—(g>)—The to It by the late Emil L. G. Hohen- Mary Rush Childs; Publisher A second group of hletorical At the present* time there are a troubles we have t Wrerkera Keys Made. l.oekii Repaired Country: Sweden. jjcquellne PlatL LoU Rice. Dolores choirmaster at Emanuel. Thomas Ferguson and Mrs. Mary ind 8 Service, Pmeka at voni Song; “A Tender Child Was •^**u®tte Snhwlchtlng, Francis hospital today. accused killer of an Evarta police On Thursday evening, CTirist- thal. Internationally known prohi­ AtKrause^s plates from Walter Plummer’ col­ full line of bicycles on hand from He was identifled as William bition crusader against the liquor Shaw Taylor of The Herald. which to ifiake your choice, the service and for rout onnven- TooIr Gniund Bom This Day.” \ Gloria Schweir. Beverly Stolle and chief wras shot to death last night mas carob sung by a group of Dr. Sweet and Charlie Loomis lection is on display at the Hall •ence. Dance: “1 See You." Carolyn Vibert; juniors, Ann Howard Higgins. 84. toe father of members from the Emanuel Choir Jforces for 46 years. He was elect­ There is something about flow­ Juniors in 20 and 24-inch, and the VAN CAMP'S Teacher; Mra. Hewitt. 11 children, most of them promi­ on a street in front of his restau­ will be amplified from toe tower. ed to the office of Most Worthy tried manfully for years to keep Memorial Library. Among this regulation size bicycles. These I.8wnmnwer9 Sharpened Barnes, Joan Dower, Robert Han- the dlrision going, but lack of in­ ers around the house that adds a 10 Newman St. Tel. 5244 STATION OPEN DAY Grades n and HI: Jarvis. nent in local business and profes­ rant in th b Harlan county coal Following is toe- complete time 'Scribe and later as Most Worthy collection are some reproductions are ax’ailable in both boys’ and Country: Italy. terest in total' abstinence and pro­ final touch to a festive occasion and of Currier and Ives prints. girlsV^odela. AND NIGHT Elerirical Utilitieo Gladys Lackouskas and Elaine sional circles. He moved out of 'mining town. schedule of toe CariUonlo belb for I •Patriarch, international head of Song: "Wind ’Through the Olive Nelson: sophomores. Marion Ellna- his wife’s neat brick hoiue seven next week: | he order. Between 1922 and 1927 hibition. and the competition’ of the best place to go for your holi­ The Girl Scouts and Brownies Mr. Green also has some toy Sheriff James C. Cawood said other clubs and oganizattons here, day flowers is the Krause .Grecn- Re-(.'nndilinned ’Trees.” kas, Herbert Orandahl, Janet Hud- years ago to live in a Junk-fllled an investigation Is under way, but Sunday, 10:05: 6:45: Monda)M fr. Hohenthal toured Europe four entertained the members of the pneumatic tires for wagons, tricy­ Dance: “The Spring Dance.” 7:15; 'Tuesday, 6:45, preceding' and elsewhere, left no time for house.«, 621 Hartford road. “ They Woman’.s club Wednesday night at COOK’S -Andrey Rivers and Diane shack near a cemetery wall. no arrest had been made. imes to promote prohibition or- cles and sidewalk bikes, something (iunn Ifhpaired Teacher: Mrs. Champlln. ^^hmen, Rachel Col- Community Carol-sing; Wednes­ ition. He died early In De- temperance societies. i raise many of their own flowers their meeting held In the hall of that has teen almost impos.> Teacher: Miss McVeigh. Children of members of Camp­ Police said Higgins apparently want to get shot in toe back.” hese high offices he and Mrs. Speclatlzlni I d church. Sunday evening at 7:30, plants, azaleas, begonias, cycla­ guest speaker will be William N. tad Ftear. ‘Piinnr General Carpenter Work Grade V; bell council, KnlghU of Columbus, collected his vast horde of coins ^ lohenthal attended sessions under the direction of Organist men, calendulas, African violets, LlApaM No. » l BKAR Zachary Combs, toe present ^ ro a d and in Canada. Emil L. G. McKay, Director of Probation Ju­ DON WILLIS (Tountiy: Great Britain. will be guests of the council at from (potorists who left their cars chief, b toe fifth to serve here In Henry Hilliard. The soloista will dish gardens and many others. venile Court for the State of Con­ We Repair Everything Wheel Angfimaat Bong: “God Rest Ye Merry in toe vacant lot where toe shack nohenthai. Jr., was a prominent be Mrs. Bertha Prann, Martha The cut flowers include pompons, the annual CTirlatmas party to- recent months. Other chiefs re­ hoem ^r and worthy patriarch. If necticut. Hts topic w1U be “Dis­ Around the Property Gentlemen.” was located. He had painted a sign signed after short aervice. STORES Diana and Richard Schubert. carnations, roses, .snapdragons. Brake and ■we remember correctly. cipline and Behavior Problems.” GARAGE Dance: “Deck the Hslla." 2 o’clock at saying “15 cents” on toe shack He succeeded George Sellers, Following an organ prelude of Did you know that the Krause 'Oie next meeting of Ellington Teacher: Mrs. Handley. St. Bridget’s halL and collected from parking motor­ ( Another name that stands out Greenhouses make Christmas cen­ OarbnretoT who resigned recently after he Christmas carols, the processional Grange will be held in the town IS Main St. Phone 8085 Frigidaire R. S. PORTERFIELD Grade V I: Youngsters between toe ages ists. was JalM by a coimty patrolman WAIKINS ilp the hlstorv of -No. 45 Is that of ^•mn, “Hark, the Herald Angejs terpieces for your table? ThgseA fU Servtca! Country: France. of two and 12 have been Invited by ^ h (^ . Hyde, a head.pRIcer hall Wednesday night, December 178 Uak Grove Street Police said his wife, Louisa^ 65, on a charge of dnuikenness. ■ aOTHBAS. INA ailig-,** the':tavocat;cfli and scrip­ arq.lovidy and you can bSUfc tl^ 22 » t 8 o’clock. Mrv and Mrs. Specializing In Sales and Service Song:’ “Bring Your ’Torches,” toe committee headed by Charlu >Snd^r many tr e a a ^ r Of ture readMiff- by ihs. pasto^- .Rev. an made up or order wh*'hat s I'el. 4752. 4894,8746,2-0967 185 Main SL Phono 5012 Jeanette Isabella Weiss. CJialrman Weiss and fellow FUNERAL .t)ie division. His aster Amfili, sow Vrtih. They are not expennMfe,i Lelsnd Sloanrisrs-chojrsnan of this fCarl Richter, the Various parts of committee. Plumbing and Heating Dance; “Minuet.” committee members have been Mrs. Frank Crocker, was once the cantata will be sung by the so­ V.11I certainly add a lot t6 your BRAKE SERVICE Work Of All Kinds Teacher: Miss Barrowclough. busy for several weeks gathering SERVICE < worth!' patriarch and a loyal and table decorations. They also have loists, and the combined Junior A tree can grow to little more The accompanist for the entire toe gifU which will be presented .Interested member. Thomas D. and senior ohoirs. The Junior choir holly and mistletoe for mantle or Vlalt Jones PUml- program was Mrs.-Hewitt by Santa Claus. Ormand J.West .Faulkner, now.a leading realtor In room decorations.^ than .300 feet tall because me­ Front End .Alignment All Makes of alone will sing “Away In a Man­ chanical laws make it impossible Vincent Marcin ture and Floor Oov- Entertainment and light re­ ™ POINSETTiAS - D irecto r ^Hartford; Thomas J . Rogers of You ran also get beautiful freshments also are on toe pro­ ger,” closing with the recessional Christmas wreaths at the Krause for a higher tree to stay erect. General Repair Work p l u m b in g a n d HEATING ering Store rot East Carter street, the late Alec hymn, “O Cttme All Ye Faithful,'’ CONTRACTOR SEWING gram. Rogehi and Harry Anderson; the Greenhouses or sprays for your l«rge Asaortineat $1.50 and $3.00 and the postlude, Hallelujah chor front door. These are woven Into FRIOroAIRE DEALER ot mne Floor OtV- Wapping lattfif's wife, MrC Nina Anderson, us from Handel's Messiah. ■ MACHINES Donglaa Sees Bevln Albert Dewey, Uis Mctiean sisters a thick, fluffy mass of greens that QUALITY 305 North Main Street ering. Call Us for Order now for Christmas. Make your selectiona at The Boy Scout Troop 62 meeting ■oh Pine street and Mrs. Thomas J. are most attractive. Baskets for PRINTING! Rattmste. Expertly Repaired greenhouse Saturdays and Sundays— Week days after the cemetery are also for sale. Telephone 4848 which was to have been held ’Thurs­ London, Dec. 18—(g ^ U . S. Am­ *t«wle were leaders In the division. bassador Lewis Douglas called on 2 P. M. T^e senior Hohenthal held the Russians to Get If you are planning on a party rhe printing day night was omitted on ac­ for the holidays, remember that lob «r« do for JONES’ count of the Christmas presenta­ British Foreign Secretary Ernest OPEN honor of being the second mem- you can order distinctive corsages V n a will Singer tion at the Town Hall by the Union Bevln today for a general review 61 Washington St. Tho Slfo of • tn the history of the order to More Sweetness >mve aatta- of Joint American and British Jte14|.t3ie Intemstlonal position for made up at the Krause Green­ FURNITURE STORlfe Grammar School. A Christmas houses. Simply dial 3700 and tell Rc-Cap fai'tory— he- Dan Rsrher. Prop. ' Sewing Center barty will be held by the Troop problems. Dohglaa expects to leave TeL 3743 Or 2-1571 WORTHY SERVICE WrtA',terms. His associates at the next week for a visit at home and jjkt^toethers long ago recall that Iiondoai' Dec -niere is them what you wish made up fVbln Now With ■anse h will •tS Oah Street. Manrhester. CL 832 Main St. Tel. 8883 Thursday night Dec. 23 at the 142 East Center SL m rt* sweisj;ne88, If not light. In choice of ramellias, gardenttA he prodaced under the moat Phone 2-1041 Community Hall to which all a report to President Truman. , A (loaTied on round dancing, but Russia these days. 2 In 1 modem, eINrIenI metboda. (let Manchester Mancheatcr entered into the square sets with a orchiw, violets and other flsweiA fathers of the Scouts are invited. The Moscow radio reports the Do ns so many others do, make 'inr esttmata. During the annu^ meeting and will and seemed to be having the Soviet sugar Industry during the Our Snow Cap will 'time of his life. the Krause Greenhouses your Dependable ()aaHty — Servloa! Christmas party of the Garden first 11 months of this year turned headquarters for flowers for all oc­ give you all the FUNERAL HCy^ES Club held at the home of Mrs. out 79 per cent more sugar than casions. You will surely be pleased necessary traction Wll.i.l AM H. SCHIELIMIE Furnace Supfilies T. P. Holloran Clara Burnham, ’Tuesday after­ WANTED Notice in the corresponding period last with the wide select ion of fresh [Vou need In snow. IS5 Sprnre Btrevt TnL SSUfl .'8 wot.iDPfc'iijGf ■: noon, Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Westown Pharmacy Baby Doll year. flowers and beautiful potted Iton’t wait. Have the .100 MAIN SI Pipes. Elbows, etc. ' FUNERAL HOME Kllsworth street East Hartford The radio report says five new­ plants and with their courteous was elected president. She replaces Coal Truck **Westoum Services the Whole Town** Zoning Board o t Appeals ly restored sugar plants will be way of serving you- tney deliver work done now. MANCHESTER Plumbing Supplies Irleally located—coaveataat and Mrs. Charles Crknkahaw, of Pleas­ j^n operation soon in the Ukraine. to any part of the town. TELEVISION ant Valley road the former presi­ OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M. In secordance with toe requlre- PHONE 7897 away from the boav tboroneli- dent. Driver mento of toe zoning regubtlons of Advertisement — fare. DUfloctlve Servtca. Mod­ ______OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY______M.4NCHESTER TffiE RADIO Manchester Pipe Other officers elected were vice Apply toe Town of Msneheater, the Zon­ Christmas Cards The welcome gift . . fof every em FBclllltea. president Mrs. Walter Skinner: Regular delivery service will be rendered anywhere ing Board of Appesb will hpid a occa.sion. . .Gorgeous baskets.pf i ami RECAPPING CO. recording secretary, Mrs. Merle ' le hearing In the Xlunicipai Home Appliances in Manchester between 9 A. M. and 1 P. M. 24-hour ding. Monday evening, De­ ^VK.TBL7L\ luscious fruits from PlnehUrSt ‘195 Broad St. Tel. t-4324 New — Re-Built AMBULANCE SERVICB Steane; corresponding secretary, G. E. WILLIS C Grocery, Inc. SALES, SERVICE Supply, Inc. Mrs. Robert Risley; treasurer, Mrs. service on prescriptions and emergencies. cember 27. 1948, at 8 P. M., on the and INSTAl.I.A’nONS DAY AND NIGHT George Maharan; librarian, Mrs. and SON, Inc. following application: DECEMBER (Formerly Mna. Hardware) Watson VlberU; auditor, Mra. 2 Main Street ^459 Hertford Rd. Cor. McKee SL Phone 2-9916 Application of Superior Auto PUBLIC APURESS SYSTEMS ie m t i U o t s 248 No. Main SL TeL 626.5 175 Center SL Phone 3060 Herbert ’Twining. Body for Certlflcate of Approval FOR BENT ’The committMS named were ex- for Uacd Car Dealer’s UcenM at RADIANT HEATING COILS 50 0(ric Street, Business sone. Uunmnleed Repair Scrvtea AU persons interested may at­ • By On all Mahca and Modela FOR AUTO Pa r t s BILL'S TIRE tend this hearing. " and Zoning Board of Appeab. Cobra Pipe and Coil Co., Inc. AND ACCESSORIES By Martin E . Alvord, MALONEY'S and We've Moved and We're Cramped For Space pipe, Fabricators ChatVsian. RADIO R a p p l ia n c e REPAIR SHOP 176 * EL.MWOOD 10, CONN. EI>: operation of the L -18 inches. See pattern for exact pretty and colorful aa can be and' JOHN S. W OLCOTT & KAGE CO. and jrequirements. so simple to make that the “little-: I For this pattern, Mnd 25 cents, SON. 180 MAIN ST. PICTURE FRAMING Dry Cleaners I L k a id one’s’’ can Join in the fun. Entrance directly Paid Vh Coins, your name, address, size To obtain complete .step by step , GOODCHILD 4

X ■ -', MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1948 MANCHESTER E\"EN I^ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, DEtEMBER 18, 1948 FAI ¥ X ® l E » ■HMa Hartford Man Men’s Snifs Yield More VetsofRGAF Police G>urt Decision Will 1947 Leaders Actress Dies Dirt Than Women’s Obituary On Bonus List High Cagers Down Hall, 34-29; Busy Weekend Sched^M, Again Chosen Crash Victim London, Dec. 18.—(P>—Inci­ Affect Ties dental data from a year-end report by the British dry clean­ Wild Driving Deaths W ith World Democrats Name Mulvi- Mechanic Dies Two ing Industry: Local RMidcnta WiUi Browns Heavy The average man’s suit Canadian Services Said hill President Pro Hours After Being yields 3 1-2 ounces of dirt aft­ Little Joe Hublard "brings Arrest (CoBtlnacd from Page One) er aix^onths of normal wear; To Be Eligible Choic^ to Win Tempore of Senate Struck by Auto the average woman’s from one G i a n t s Death Claims of military power abroad and the m i l t A W .n to two ounces. A9cording to information re­ Sparks Team to Win WcBl Hartford Students ! president’s conduct of external af- Hartford, Dec. 18—(>P)—Demo­ HarUord, Dec. 18 — (T)—Two ' fairs of our government." leased today b> Walter T. Ford, 13’Point Favorites to Play Guards Sunday Archie Hayes crats have chosen, the same legis­ hoiua after be was struck by a car Chicago Eleven Slight Cause Commotion on I Would Raadicap Country Director of the local Veteran! Cen­ lative leaders they had In the 1947 while crosaing Main street near Forward Tosses in 11 Whip Buffalo Bills ANGUS And if the court decides it ha.* Mahl avenue, OMrge Bernal, 27, ter, more than 1800 United States Favorite to Capture Street Here General Assembly, and have nam­ About Town Quaker City Five Has Passes Anay at H a r t - that power, he added, "it would of 132 Clark street, died at St, citizens, who served in the ttoyal Points in CCpL* Game Local Sport In AAFC Tide Game I^ational Loop Title Speed Merchant substantially handicap our coun­ ed Cornelius Mulvihill, Jr.,, of Francis hospital Friday afternoon. From the mail bag. A group of West Hartford's Group No. 246, Polish Women’s Canadian Air Force have yat ^ ,40ur huiiareu dollars just to put Captured 14 of 15 ford Hospital A f t e r try in asking other naUons to rely Bridgeport, veteran Fairfield His death was Number Six on At Armory With 1 2 0 0 aoveland. Doe. 18—(P)—dovo- Question: Do you uuwa bring­ the team on tbe floor. Hall High students, in town last Alliance, will hold ite monthly apply for their Canadian "War Philadelphia, Dec. 18—(O —The ' upon the word or act of the presi- j county leader, president pro tem­ Hartford’s traffic fatality record C hatter land, already winner of three ing la Importations—name stara Namo playera help a Icagua at Starts This Season; night for a basketball game, ere- j M onth's Illpess j dent in affairs which only he l.s i meeting tomorrow at 2:30 at the Fans in Attendance Chicago Cardinals hope to become : for the current year. Five of these Service Gratuity” for serviC! per­ games with Buffalo u ls oeaaon. is with satahllshed reputations—te the gate, that te for a club like the the aecond NsUonal Football ated considerable commotion and ; ! competent to conduct." I pore of the Senate. Polish clubhouse on Cllhton street. formed in the RCAF during World Five of the Guards next aix bensficlal to the Eastern Basket- Boast Height, Speed Indignation on Center street as ; have involved pedestrians. The ac­ Officers will bie nominated iand all a 13-polnt favorite to make it four Guards. Manchester fans like to league team to win two coneecu- Archie H. Hayes, of S5 Birch In yesterday’s hearing. Solicitor | The appointmenta and nomlna- cident ended the city’s string of War n. The director feeia that Little Joe Hublard sparked atarts in the Eastern Loaguo will In a row and win ite third straight ball IdGMLffua? ace the Kings, Bells and GottUeba they made their exit from town. General Philip B. Pearlman, ar­ ' tions, including that of t . Emmett members are urged to- attend and there may be >t number of eligible Manchester High to a 34 to 39 be played on the road. After play­ Answer: Yes and no, However, Uve loop championship playoffs by Embarked in a half dozen cars, i street, died this morning in St. 48 consecutive days without a to provide an inei^enaive gift. AU-Amerlcan Football Conference play and ateo to see how ths whipping the Philadelphia Eagles Trick shots, fancy plays and guing that the high tourt lacked Clarie of Danielson to be clerk .of traffic death. veterans or next of kin in Man­ win over hapless Hall High of ing Bridgeport (Monday) and New title tomorrow. the writer prefers Connecticut tal­ home-grown talent can stick with tomorrow. ciever ball handling will be fea­ the group was slated to have | Francis hospital after an illness jurisdiction, said Gen. Dougla.s the Senate, were made here laat chester at the present time who Haven (Wednesday) the Guarde ent to that from the New York raced three abreast at speeds ap- | The mishap occurred at about The senior choir of Center West Hartford last night at ths lo­ The Browns, unbeaten la 14 some cf the heat players in the Only the (Thicago Bears have tured in tomorrow afternoon's ban­ of about a month. MacArthur would not have to night a caucus 6f the 03 Demo­ I 6:30 p. m. Bernal, according to po have failed to apply, and auggeate return home to meet Bridgeport league gamee this season, were and New Jarsm area or from sport in ths East preaching SO miles per hour on Bom in Manchester 63 years obey that court’s order for release cratic 'representatives and 23 Sen­ church will have a pot luck sup­ cal armory before a crowd of 1200. beM able to put together two ner atUctlon at the Arowiy when' ' lice was crossing from the east to they contact the Center for full and then take to the road affiUn 17-point favoritee until a truck­ Mosaachuaetta That te. as long as Bringing in outsiden from sur- etvalght NFL UUee. George (Papa tbe ctusrd pleasing Pbitedelplila Center street from the intersec­ ago. the son of the late Mr. and of the convicted Japanese. ators. per Wednesday, December 22, at Hublard scored eleven points to against Wallingford, Torrington tion of West Center clear through ; the west side of Main street. As 6:30 in Woodruff hall. The supper particulars on filing their applica­ load of Buffalo money reduced the romding atetes adds to ths league Bear) Halas’ crew paralyzed Colorsd Giants engage the Man­ Mrs. Patrick Hayes, he had lived I Duty to Obey Commission Alfred F. Wechsler of Hartford , _ . .. .. , . . he approached the west curbing he tions. pace tbe winners attack. The vic­ and Bristol in that o^er. advantage. from. Nutmeg localities and teams in the respect that it can boast to Love lane. One of the cars, a will be majority leader of the Sen- ; 25, ac- will be followed by a. Christmas tory was the third in five atarts Waehlngton 73 to 0 In 1940 and chester Guards In a game start- here all his life and engaged in th e, supreme Allied com- ot Radio Enter­ was struck by a vehicle operated The War Service Gratuity paid The slump in the betting odds play as Connecticut towns and King, Bell and Gottlieb, hut it is came hack the ffoUowing vear to convertible, held a large number ale. He was minority leader in i party and social hour. Including for ( ^ c b Will Clarke'B team and Harold Jugenfried, former OC clUca. •( 3:30 p. m. A preliminsuy of laughing and hilarious persons Ib'ery business at an early age. mander's first duty is to obey the tainer Hal Styles, died of a bullet by Felix N. Lombardo, 33, of 560 music and games. Arrangements by the Canadian govemaaunc to came at alnooat the same time depriving many good Oitmecticut smother New York 37 to *9. game wlU get underway at 2:30 He leaves one sister, Mrs. Mar- orders of the 11-nation Far East- 1947. when Republicans controlled former members of the air force second in three starts in Isagus NY captain, now coaching basket­ that it became known here that Only two teanu ia the Eastern sharp. perched on the folded top. the chamber. wound In the cUmax of an unhap­ Wethersfield avenue. for the party arc in charge of the players from pla^ng. Manogeia, The Eagles and Cardlnala both garet Aitken of Manhattan Beach, commission. Wife Patient In Hdspitai is based on 87.50 for every 80 days’ pi*y. ball at Bacon Academy, Colchester, four Buffalo players definitely League have not loaded their line­ instead of building up the loop by t a ^ r ^ off with light signal drills Motorists forced off the road by John P. Cotter, also of Hartford, py romance at North Hollywood, chairman, Robert A. Blsscll. His and Ziggy Stryzlecki of Worceeter, coming to town with a record the antics of the students report California, who is the last remain-J j <.That" said Tn>tOtto Graham and the running dinner on January 31 at New Ha­ reserve etrength toe Eagiea can After hearing the details from the Judd, Aliss Gertrude Lidclon and | tjjg uutch rejection of a' request per game. masoe do they call him spasd. Mystic Review, Women’s Benefit planned the destruction of this aln, Putnam. Meriden, Stamford will be her slaters, Allas Donna _ * i -n Hall High (29) Guards and Philadelphia Ck>lonril of Marion Motley, scored 73 points ven . . . Lew Andreas, Syracuse’s muster In the line and ob a top The- Naaaiff Arms baakstball Lowe can get aroond ths court prosecutor, Judge Bowers imposed Association, government and were responsible and An.sonia. and Alisa Alargaret Boyd. Walter X q AgL f OriUer Ml.ss Florence Madden. from Republican Premier Mo- while the Bills got faster than a greyhound aad hte a fine on Cormier. She leaves two sisters. Miss for dropping the bombs on Pearl State Chairman Johh M. Bailey A. Carter, Jr., of Cambridge, | hamed Hatta that negotiations be 4—Berrone, rf .,.. 4 0-2 8 George Ratterman’s pitching. Bell, King and Gottlieb don’t 24th season as head of the Orange Buren. Other Court Cases Alary L. Harrington of Manches­ Sunset Rcbekah Lodge will meet jump on a train at Grand O ntral ing two games in as many days. antics am a delight to Um Harbor,” he declared, adding. presided at the caucus, a closed Alass., will be best man and the resumed meant the door "has 5—French. I f ...... 1 1-3 3 ’The West Side Rec Bowling In contrast to Cleveland’s all­ hoopsters . . . Hillary CholIeL fine Van Buren, leading N FL ground Quick of motion, Spssd Is ths Frank Hoher, of Vernon, plead­ ter, and Mrs. R. J. Maloney of session, and speakers included ushers will be Robert L. Fugc of Reds for Advice in Odd Fellows hr,^. Monday eve­ winning record, the Bills got Into Station and appear in New Haven, gainer, has been stopped consist­ Tonight the locate travel to WIIU- ed not guilty to a charge of evad­ "Now at this late date they have ning. Election of officers for the been closed to political agree­ 1—Ludwig, i f ...... 0 1-1 1 League will roll next week rather Cornell football player and a fac­ club’s comedian. Hartford; two brothers, Timothy the audacity and temerity to ap­ Gov.-Elect Chester Bowles. L'eut.- ThompsonvlUe and John AI. Hyde. ment.” 1—Teichman, c . . . 1 0-2 2 than the week of Dec. 26 - Jan. 1. the title game only because they Bristol and ’Torrington for pea­ tor in the Big Red winning the ently by the Csrdinate in past mantic for a return engagement ing responsibility when he was ar­ coming year will be held. After nuts. Fifty dollars would be a fig­ Faced with tbs task at rtrlzit of Hartford, and Edward V. of pear before this court.” Gov.-Elcct William T. Carroll, and The bride will wear a gown of He disputed a Statement by a 1—Beal, r g ...... 1 6-0 8 All league bowlers should regard defeated Baltimore In playoff for Ivy League crown, te (laptaln of games. Coach Neale likes to belie\-e with the high scoring Williraantie raigned this morning. It was California; and several nieces and (ConMnneil from Page One) the business session the annual ure the name playera draw down White Eagles. Sunday, ths locate Ing Johnny Bychoteki. who w m te Although the court could an­ Oomptrollcr-EIect Raymond C. candlelight satin. Its fitted bodice Dutch spokesman at the U< N. 2—Higgins, rg .... 0 0-1 0 the schedule as continuous. the Eastern Crown after each club the varsity cagers . . . Clyde that in last aeason’t playoff. Van lost to the Guards for a aamth claimed the accused ran Into the nephews. Thatcher. with a Peter Pan collar, the bouf­ Christmas party will be enjoyed, for a night’s work. Danbury’s pay­ "Smackover” Scott of Arkansas Buren was handicapp^ bv a frozen will be in Norwich for a game with car of John Miller, of 241 Gardner nounce its decision Monday, ob­ based on the argument that wire with Mrs. Hannah Williams in that Dutch armed forces easily 6—Crowley, Ig .... 1 0-3 2 had won seven, lost seven. that he and the mtesns vrill spend FMncral services will be held at fant skirt terminaUng in a train. could occupy Republican territory. 1—Teaodale, Ig . . . 1 3-4 5 Paul Brown, coach of the O le- roll. probably the highest in the scored all of hie season’s total of turf. The Cardinals wore tennis the seldom beaten Sbymaa street, yesterday morning on Hart­ 9 a. m. Monday at the St. James’ servers expected it to be delayed tapping is an invasion of private, charge of entertainment, and Mrs, league, te favorable with the Naaaifrs have split ia two out- in California. Coach Bari Toot win until some time In January to give She will cairy a cascade of steph- The Dutch spokesman added that 0—Camforti, ig . . . 0 0-0 0 lutdera, te as worried as an ex­ 36 points in Southwest CVmference shoes and toe Eagles clea(e> hoya ford road, and failed to stop and church, leaving the W. P. Quish anotis and gardenias, rights. Clark’s office indicated that Maybelle Dowd heading the re­ American Pro League, or roughly football competition. p»#re really is little to chose inga thus far, defeating ths White glvs two East HarUord a ascertain the damage. He was the Justices more time to write the proposal will he given "careful freshment committee. Each mem­ no decision to do so ' had ^ en Sport Shorts pectant father. chancs to worts into ths UaaL Bob FHineral Home, 225 Main street, at Tuni for Better i The honor attendant will wear made. 20—Totale ...... 9 11-25 29 "Neither Truman, Navy nor between the teams. League statte- Eagles, and losing to the scrappy found guilty and waa fined 860. 8:30. Burial will be in St. Brid­ their opinions. i a portrait gown of hyacinth blue, study” to safeguard constitutional ber is asked to provide a gift for tlca rovea! two evenly matched Meriden Bt, Stans. They hops to Ermtecb te no stranger In loeal Hoher said he did not know he gOisrantees. a child, and after the exchange. The republic claims jurisdiction Score at half time 17-13, Man­ At the beginning of this National Southern California had a chance sporUng clmles. Bob ptaysd with get’s cemetery. Tal^en This Week i with off-the-shoulder draped neck- chester; Referee, Malln; 'Umpire, this year,” he said, "but Trunuts MUMa in almost every department Improve on their seaaon’s record had hit the other car. Miller tea- Friends may call at the funeral Clark also said the Justice de­ Mrs. Beatrice Manning, will see over about a third of the island Football LMgue season, Sammy the Britteh Amsrleana for tha p ^ I line and bouffant skirt attached to territory making u|» the rich Waldron. won and ^ e two other underdogs ®^ Tha breaks snd tola week end by copping both Ufled ho followed Hoher and came home this evening until the hour the fitted bodice. She will wear a partment probably will seek a that they are delivered to the Baugh of the Washington Rad- Rec Contests Tonight; Ulte. two years. Two yoam age he up with him on Spruce street Nationalist Annies change in the statute of limita­ Newington Home for Crippled Chll-1 Dutch colonial possession of Indo-’ skins had tossed 128 touchdown tied (heir fayored rivals. Buffalo P®“ ‘Wy may determine played a big part in hetptng ths of the funeral. III U. S.' Business matching velvet bonnet trimmed I could do the same to us if the tne final outcome. Moon Senesac, and Win Archer, where the accused had halted. He tions which now bars prosecution dren. ' I "esls- x a t y College of New York’s bas­ pasees since he joined the loop in both from New Britain have been British Americans wresUs tbs claimed Hoher failed to give hla with fleurettea similar to those in ------Not PoMible 'To Preoeed ketball team haa set a new (XNY 1937. weather conditions are righL” p»e weatherman predicts either Mrs. Olady! (Owen) laivallee In Retreat South her cascade bouquet of pink car-1 for spying after a certain tipric has snow or a mixture of both. dropped by Cosch Russ Cole, thus town championship away from ths identity at that time. (Contlnned from Page One) expired. In addition he Indicated The monthly meeting of all | The government said that, "be- scoring record each season for the Brown te fearful of rain or snow Polish Am ^cans. 'fbs oUierv dohn Mrs. Gladys (Owen) Lavallee of nations. | —the exact forecast for Sunday. PA’s-Terryvilie Sunday Should toe game end In a tie a paving the way for an all local Continued to next Friday was 166 AUddle Turnpike, eafit, wife of that a section of the espionage groups of the South-Alethodist W. cause of the difficult position’’ of last three campaigns. At 20, Bobby Layne of the Chi­ team. Gorman, six fooC^ tores inches, the speeding case of George Royce From Pierceil Line ing inventories now instead of The gowns of the bridesmaids i Should the contest end in a Ue sudden death extra period will be Rayomnd N. Lavallee. - died this are identical in design to that o l ' law that requires the prosecution S. C. S. wil’ be held Monday eve-! the non-republican Federal Indo- cago Bears is the youngest quart­ played -nie two teams will kickoff Norm Burke, and Tommy Mason played ball with Bast Hartford of Ekuit Hartford, arrested last waiting until after Christmas, to Drove Intent and motive ought nlng at 8 o’clock sharp. Election nesion states "caused by the latest erback ever to direct a team in score it will go into the record High, school and has been playing morning after a short illness. Born the matron of honor, with match' book that way. No audden-death League Leading Bulch^s Unbeaten St. Casimirs to In a fifth quarter and the first of toe Laurels, along with two Bast night on Spencer street. Contin­ (Continued from Page One) Except in one or two cases i , . . , . to be done over. of officers will take place at this developments,” it would not be the National Football League. Hertford lads will play with the for the Burnside Eagles. ued to December 27 was the case In Providence, R. I., she had been wher.-> seasonal influences were at trimmed with fleurettes period will be permitted to break team to score carries off the a resident of Manchester for six Alundt applauded all those ideas. i meeting, and a C?liristmas party possible to proceed with the actual Paired With Willie^s Risk Qean Slate in game and NFL UUe. locate tote week and, and at least First Gams a t Sffi9 of George Hi^nsen, arrested for work, industrial production showed JJ, , t’ssvadc bou- but included a dig at CHark, with will follow. Each member is ask­ formation of an Interim govern­ When the National Football the deadlock. Sunday afternoon at tbs Ar- years. Used. A Chinese Catholic nun no slackening whatever from the carnations. one, and possibly two may bs reckless driving, and continued to performed the rites. whom the committee has been ed to bring a gift for the grab- ment before Jan. 1. League campaign got under way, Grill in First Game; Polish League Game; signed by the N a a ^ management. mory, toe Silk City A. C bosket- Monday was the case of Joseph Valdes her husband, she leaves extraordinarv high levels prevail­ ■ The bride’s mother will receive bag. A social time with refresh­ Outside, you could hear the in a gown of grey crepe, pink os­ scrapping over the current spy The statement 'said the Dutch three teams—the Boston Yanks, Grammar School Sunday’s gams in Norwich will ball quintet wUl meet the stroag Valenti of South Windsor, arrested two children, Gary and Margory; ing for months. ments will be enjoyed. Philadelphia Eagles and Pitts­ Oeaners Play lA’s Prelimitiarv a t 2 :1 5 her mother, Mrs. Emily Owen of screeching whistles of trains trich hat and corsage of light pink hunt. would act as sooa as conditions Yale Cagers Among I find toe locate using a revamp^ New Britain joyems in tbs first for allegedly Issuing a bad check. Steel mill activity held at 100 "Long overdue.’’ he said. "\Vc permit. burgh Steelers—had never won a Hollister 7-C (57) lins-up due to the fact that a few gams preceding ths Ouards-Phita- Next week. Town Court will be Providence; and a sister, Mrs. grunting southeastward toward camellias. The bridegroom’s moth­ Over 106 attended the joint King Pukow, the rail terminal just per cent of capacity for tlie third er has chosen teal crepe, mauve have been prodding for them forj Observers in The Hague inter­ game from the Chicago Bears. Tonight et toe East Side Rec, Tomorrow afternoon at the of the local atara wlU be working dclphta Gtante featum contest. held Friday Instead of on Decem­ Efilen Matte, also of Providence. straight week (75 to 80 per cent David and Sunset Rebekah Christ: Nation Top Teams fireworks ere expected with two 1 S'd* R*c the PoUsh-Ameri- Farrell, rf ... ber S5, Saturday. Funeral arrangements, in charge across the broad Yangtze from sira.gnt weex u o lo ou per cem, ^at with matching feathers .md r» long time. His statement has a i preted this to mean the Dutch do at the Post Office. Ths locals am confldsat ed re­ mas party last evening in Odd Fel­ not want to alam the door entire­ Twelve members of the squad McNamara, rf The locate will leave the Bast gaining lost prssUga ta tto eoa* . of the W. P. <)uish Funeral Home, Nanking. The cars were crammed l!on"or^55.4M units published a : The recep- | fsmillar ring. He’s been .saying lows hall. The main attraction gamrs scheduled. Game time will i k with guns and soldiers. Hun­ - u’l u * ii, u i follow the ceremony at that again, and again, and again, ly on negotiations with the repub­ of'the Chicago Bears of the Na­ New York, Dec. 18—(/D—North be at 7:15 and the largest crowd i Bennett. If . . . Side Rec tonight promptly at 6:.30 teat. They haTsat forgottsa ttwlr are Incomplete. post-war high for the third week Manchester .Country Sub.^ * was a beautifully decorated Christ­ tional Football I.eague make their Harrison, If , . p.m. Sunday they wUl leave at poor perfonaanes last -FiMay Local Thespians dreds of refugees crowded the tops "This time, I hope hie a'ill pro­ mas tree. Each child present re­ lic. Carolina State, Yale. Michigan, of the season te expected. i f i. . of the cars, huddled together with in a row. and electric power output ' t,-__ duce. We’ll welcome his sugges­ The Dutch cabinet decided on homes In Chicago. Utah. Baylor and UCLA took the Ih the first game toe undefeated I * Mulvey, If .... 1:30 p.m. from ths same spot. night against ths Windsor A. C W’llUam W. Johnston of 5.704.823,000 kilow^thours was , , the bridl. ^ ^ ceived a gift from Santa Claus, league leaders, Balch Pontiaco, ‘ three victories In as Rlrigstone. c . Next Sunday NaosUfs win be and tonaorrow tbsjrT bs a t full William Wilson Johnston, Chief their bundled household goods. «ii Dnue Has Selected & three- tions with open arms. who turned out to be Winthrop the new step In an emergency ses­ headlines in college basketball last To Present Play A company of light tanks ar­ sion, r W’hile the ministers were Max Zaslotoky, Chicago; Joe night. will meet the fast and fighting many atarte and will be out t s run Michaels, rg . home for s gams at toe East Side stmagth aad oat to boat tbolr fa- Boatswain’s Mate, U. S. Navy, strar/ht week ^ ' piece tweed suit and matching "I hope, too,'’ Munt said, "that Reed, and were served ice cream the string to four. rived on flatcars from the north the Justice department will try to meeting a summary was received Fulks, Philadelphia; Ed Sadowski, N, C. State. Southern Confer­ Willie’s Grill who are In a tie for Backus. If . . . Rec. A strong foe te now being vorsd opponent. formerly of Manchester, but in and soda, while the adults had cof­ i Boston; Howie Dailmar, Phlladel- The locals, who dropped their smght. It te a posstbiUty that the Center Church Thespians have Navy service for 20 years, died where Chlang Kai-Shek’s Armies SoH'^coal^or^uctlM'*^/^^^ hridegroom a rc . define some kind of prsveumcpeacetime fee and also exchanged g^fls.- Tt)e from Indonesia on an important ence champions, tripped PltL second place. In last Tuesday's Bee Lsagus apparently have taken a major ] ''hla, and Bob Feerlck. Washing- 77-42, in an intersectional gat Leading the undefeated Pontlacs opener to the Hartford SL Cyrils Totals eti jng PUinville Monarchs will gaais against the local K. of Co; set the dates of Friday and Sat­ yesterday at the U. S. Naval hos­ ^PPTopri- entertainment consisted pf motion talk Premier Hatta had with ...... -.... 27 37 beating. The tanks contin"u'ed over the precedmg week but wa.s “ *'1 5 *'**^ T u '’ Merle C?ochrane, U. S. member of I ton. were named to the all star at Drirham, N. C. will be three of the league’s high­ and de'feated New Britain in toelr appear hers on that date. the Silk City five proved It ta ca­ urday evenings, January 28 and pital, Portsmouth, Virginia. The conunuea behind _ ._j. last ------year. Reshuffling .« i.— of ... i •■'Chool, class of 1943. The bride ' atelv lesser - punishment than pictures, most, of them for the team of the Basketball Associa­ second start, will be trying to nolllstsr (8) 39, for the presentation of the re­ on southward without being un­ the U. N. Good Offlcea committee. Tale, favored to replace (?olum- est scorers, Ed Kose, John Dobek B. pable of playing good bssksthali remains were to arrive here today mir;c schedules in both the soft and ! Skidmore death, w lich faces up to the children. tion of America last season. hla as king in the Eaetem Col­ make it two straight. With the ad­ Cbeasy AuxUlaiy League cent Broadway success, “John and funeral arrangements are in loaded. ’ 'This summary was studied tm- and Paul ?Bo\x’ Wow” Worobel. Scully, rf . . . when at fuli^strsngto. hard coal fields was made neces-' ^ch-Ml of Nursing and the reallUes of life and the fact that legiate "Ivy” League, Invaded Plsying-C>oach Wally Parclak, dition of At Obuchowaki to the For tomorrow's oontest Onasb Loves Mary,” by Norman Krasna, charge of Watkin.s Brothers. Fur­ Indication nf General Retrekt * sary bv high inventories and slack * "tudent at TUfts we are in a cold war Instead of a One hundred and forty members! mediately, but. according to a re- Px‘ka, If ___ Michigan State College will play Ithaca, N. Y„ and whipped Cornell, who also Is one of the highest squad, 0>ach Wally Parclak plans Yost, I f ...... M U P ress ue (8) Snap Server will start AI Oone under the direction of A. Willlaro ther details await the arrival of a ’There was every indication of a demand resulting from unscason- College Sch ^ l of Engineering and! shooting war." of Cheney Brothers Athletic As- i liable source’’ it did not hold auffl (lot or Cold six consecutive^ football games at to start the veteran performer in dent asaurancea by Dr. Hatta to 64- 57. Tony La veil! t^ e d Inscorers 20 in the league, will lead his Holmes, c . . . Birmingham i n 108 97 818 and Howard Hotmea a t forwards, Astley, who has previously direct­ alstcr, Mrs. Glsidys Wilson, of general retreat from the Hwai ablv warm weather In heavy con- I’ member of Delta Tau Delta Fra- i The committee haa not an- soclatlon held a Christmas party EI.ECrRIO home next year, Marquette, Mary­ points to spark the Eli to their the backcourt with Hogan Zamai- ed successful productions of the Greenfield, Mass. Wednesday night at the Maple justify a resumption of negotlw^ team in hopes of handing the Pon­ Masnicki, rg Anderson .... 88 96 94 278 with scrappy Dick Danielson at river defense line, of which Pengpu suming areas such as the eastern j nounced its plans for further ses­ HAIR DRYERS land, William A Mary, Penn State, second straight loop triumph. tlacs their first defeat of the sea­ tte, who is also a steady and de­ Ferguson .... 98 120 101 319 Thespians and Center Church Co- was the anchor. TTie couple will live at 2 Unl- Grove, Rockville. It wa.s the fourth tions between • the Dutch and the Pavelsck. Ig , toe pivot p o ^ Thus far these tores seaboard. sions. but Mundt said he and Rep­ Temple and Notre Dame will be Michigan, Western Conference son. pendable performer. At toe pivot Mccrruden ...89 107 124 820 men have been the local’s top Weds. The mo^'ement to the south was i Windup of the Great Lake.s ore 'ersity road. Cambridge. Mass., resentative Nixon (R-Callf.) may party of the A.A. since its organ­ republic.” Priced From the opponents. titlcholder, opened a far west in­ *rhe second game of the evening post will be Ed Koae, who can The Draroatists’ Play Service of anything but ea.sy. Red raiders ization several months ago. Tony carry his share of toe burden and Totals ...... potat-gatters. Tall Howls Qonn. shipping season together with a ' •'“'"e to their friende af- go to New York next week to 58.75 vasion by putting on a second half will find the surprising Manchester Totals .. . . . 881 481 416 1328 aad Georgs Zante will start s t New York recently released the Funerals swooped down on the rail lliie last declinc in coal movement kept car-. January 4. (fuestion more witnesses. Obrlght and his orchestra played George Brown, place-kicking rally to beat Ck>Iorado, 47-88. Col­ Cleaners out for their first victory te capable of scoring up h i^ in play, and as far as is known the night and broke the line in four for dancing. A trophy was pre­ Score at half time, 80-0, 7-C. Mikes (1) guards. loadings under the preceding week I ------;----- Another committee member. specialist of the Syracuse Univer­ orado had led at the half, 17-11. In two starts at the expense ot toe double figures. Cbach Pardak Lappen . ... 89 85 98 267 Thespians of Center church is the Jamee H, Ferguson places. Telegraph communica­ and sharply below the volume last' Representative McDowell (R-Pa.l, sented the Alachinc Shop, softball New, Quick-fold sity team, booted 27 straight con­ Utah, back home lit Salt Lake the fast Italian-Americana who and Ekl Vllga will start up front tions were disrupted also. These champions of the A.A. League dur­ Green 8 Lambert ... 97 92 77 266 Competition in 18 intercolleglato first little theater group to be al­ Funeral services for James H. year. ' who questioned a couple of people PRESCRIPTIONS versions last year before missing City after a tour to the Pacific have been plajdng great ball in and both have unlimited scoring 7 (16) Dsneosse lowed to present “John Loves breaks are almost dally occur- Adinit Killing ing the past season. POCKET ability and a knack of getting B. r. Pts. ...78 96 65 289 sports te sponsorsd by Mlrtiigan Fercuson of Foster street, will be The Baltimore A Ohio, an im­ yesterday in New York, told re­ his opening kick of this season. coast, licked Southern California the league thus far. Lang . . . .. 131 111 97 839 State college. Last year they drew Mary” In aouthem New England. renc^ now, however. Nobody in portant coal carrier, found it nec- porters he got some "highly Im­ CALLED FOJI UMKKEI.I..4S for the third straight time, 58-43. The heavy duty for the Cleaners their share of rebounds. Ready Silver, r f...... ••••.. 4 0 8| held this afternoon at three o’clock Pengpu i.s surprised by them. Electric Train for Urals to a total of 1,558 eaadldatoa. This hilarious' comedy was a Baylor, defending Southwest spell mty of the starters will be Brown, rf .... 0 0 o! at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 es.sary to give a eizeable number of Of Landlady portant and highly valuable” in­ AND (Opens to fall sire) Vlllanova’s 150-pound football will (all on the shoulders of Jo . Totals .. ..895 884 858 1181 "natural" for success on Broad­ This city of 300,000—about one- workers a two week holidaj’ be­ squad played three tie games in Conference champs, chalked up its Bores and Onnolly who have been Chet Kuriowlcz. Wimpy Kosak. Bogll, if ...... 4 0 8 Alain street. Rev. Cllfford'O. Simp- third of whom are leaving—still Is formation. But he mentioned no Moscow—(J*)—The first electric j way—not only from a box office cause of the slack. Other coaler.s names and declined to discuss the DELIVERED From 1947—more than any other team In third straight triumph since a dis­ the big guns to date. Stan Opalach, (Jharlie Parclak and Starnan. If ... * • . a . • 0 0 0 point of view, but also from the ! .son, minister of the Center Con­ getting coal from -the Huinan (Continued from Page One) passenger train haa started oper- I Larsen. I f ____ ...... gregational church will officiate. such .as the Virginian, Norfolk A nature of the testimony. 58.75 the Eastern Intercollegiate League. astrous eastern tour. The Bears For the Italian-Americans toe Uoyd Jarvis who are capable per­ 0 0 0 standpoint of the critics, who mine.s to keep its water system op­ & atlon in the Urals. Although elec- { again tripped 5itesourI, 49-42, at team will depend on Nino Pagani, formers. r - Noren. c ...... 1 Donnelly The bearers will be Fred Hope, Western and Chesapeake Ohio | > The committee last night re­ trie locomotives have been used I 0 2 Kscinskl hailed It In terms like; “refresh- erating. But Communist units to felt the impact but made only nor- i ^ C?olunibua Mo. high .scorer in the Rec League; The visitors will likely ' lineup Buckley, rg ...... 0 0 John Suhie, Harry Johnson, Rus­ the west are expected to cut that leased another batch of documents for some time on electrified sec- i PINE 0 Gordon . inff"; “delightful evening’s enter­ mal changes In working forces and ! ,5, ^ * "*tc h , police aald. obtained from Chambers. One was 3 DON’T DISPAIRI ^ fdisl ISight\ Fifth In Unbeaten UCLA maintained its Robert Babcock, who looked very with Dubnansky and Gudaltte at Roy. rg ...... •••.. 0 0 0 tainment”; "re’Axing and funny." sell, Kenneth and Alilton Fergu­ line of supply almost any time. schedules , 'uOiequent tions of Urals trackage, pa.a.scnger record as one of the Psclflc coast impressive in his last appearance toe forwards, Wrobleski at center, Gibbon . FOR SALE a "strictly cenfldentlal” message '■ 3 It vou «‘an’1 find Ibc right a Adamy, rg ...... 0 0 0 As on previous occasions. The son. Amid all the noise of movement, Number of Layoffs ‘ i J^ory. Mongeon laid disclosed the trains continued to run on steam. PHARMACY top quintets, taking Santa Clara, and John RIvosa, who ia always In with Oilzinski and Lojcakl-at the .. •...... 0 sent to Former Secretary of State U Is now announced in "Izvcstia” ; S gilt . . . I Modean, Is 0 0 Thespians will stage the coming Burial will be in the family plot Pengpu's people seem subdued and In other lines, notably firms en- Harwold^ death, 6R4 Center St. New York—Swdy Saddler, 128, 01-43, for ite fifth in. a rojv. the game. < gqards. This lineup represents a Patelly, ig ...... 0 0 Total* ...... 341 390 333 1063 Start bnlMing airitahls in the East cemetery. quiet. They're waiting—just wait- Cordell Hull in 1938 b>r Herachel that between Chclyabin.;«k and ; 5 GIVE HER A .lAiMES S 0 Monkey WrteKhes show In the auditorium of the Hol­ gaged in light manufacturing, dis-1 ,, rT*"” ',.*!!*’"*® *:*!? Tel. 2-9814 New York, stopped Terrv Young, Scctlonally, other niajtfi- results high scoring aggregation and toe Holman, Ig ...... 0 0 0 (8) for small home, famgt or lister street acbool. 'OR- tribution and processing of con-,. Until the call from state police V.' Johnson, then U. sT Charge Zlatoust electric passenger trains i S Gin-CKRTIUCAIE t 136. New York, 10. (Non-title). la.at night. Included: Cravat League i contest ahould prove a thriller all Krajewskl .. 113 96 03 801 d’affairs at London. Transmitted are already running. lari F. Lange sumer goods, there’were a number i authorities in Toledo had ^ For Anv Amount K Detroit—Bea'i Jack. 139. Au­ East- Dartmouth won its sixth No t (4) ' the way...... Miller ...... 88 77 96 258 workshop. She IS ft. % Funeral services for Carl F, in what is known as the "gray" Totals 9 0 18 of layoffs due to closings for in- i*»>*"are of the incident but gusta, Ga.. outpointed Leroy straight, trimming Tufts. 88-50. r COil . .Ut!i ...... • 86 88 93—287 In the preliminary the Manchee- Roberteoa 6to (6) Alcock ...... 93 97 101 391 K o 8 |iit;ii iN ules Lange. 82. of 1238 Silver Lane, ventorj’ taking and other inter- ■ '’erifled it Immediately, the troop- code, it dealt with British warship Willis. 137, Detroit. 10. and Rutgers put on a second half 1 Davies ...... i.115 98 89—802 ter Girls will be shooting for toslr Dummy ...... 90 87 75 242 ft. Moot bo moYod ffoa Cliristnias Partya B. F. Pte. East Hartford, who died* at his iial reasona A few firms said they I plans. Hollywo^, <^Hf.—Bob Murphy, comeback to trounce Princeton, 1 Dietz. Jr. . ..106 106 96—808 third consecutive victory in league ...... The papers also included other 65- 53. Escavtch. rf 0 0 0 present locatloa. For taifor- home Thursday morning, will be were taking advantage of a de-' S«’cet and Howell were stopped ! JAMES' j 161, San Diego, stopped Bob Cas­ IAdamy .. • ..122 111 128—861 play when they meet the Terry- ...... 2 0 Totals ...... 371 857 864 1092 Patients Today ...... 147 held Sunday afternoon a t two Of Soroptiniisls CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS South—In three Southern Cbn- Kodes. I f 4 Cline in business to make long ■ highway six miles from th e, messages to Hull in tne gray tro 162, Los Angeles, 5. B. Schubert ..no 112 129—85- ^•^le Girls. Bratnard. c ...... 1 0 3 mathm call 4696. Admitted yesterday: G loria o’clock at his home. Rev. Karl planned changes Impos.sihle while Ohio line for routine questioning at code concerning Japanese troop Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Jimmy King. ference tilts George Washington Gteme time is st 2:15 with the Hacksaws (1) DancoSse, 185 Autumn street; Mrs. I BtAUTY SALON I Smith, rg ___ ...... 0 0 0, Richter, minister of the Concordia things were moving fast. 12:30 a.m. (e.s.t.l. 1, movements and activities of POWER CLEANED 150>4, Wilkes-Barre, outpoint^ beat Virginia Military, 71-46; Duke Totals ...... 539 615 635 1389 tnnin attraction at 3:30. Wind ...... 82 108 Anna Oliver, 400 Woodbridge Soropiimist Club members held defeated Davidson, 58-41; and Cnifford, rg ...... 0 0 0 Lutheran church will officiate and their annual Christmas party last Blood was seen on their clothes j Chinese guerillas, jS ■ 71 East Onler Street J Artie Towne, 1571-4, New York, No. 8 (0) ...... 0. 0 TrtfoH ...... n 81 atreet; Robert Murphy. Somers. In M nnriiotrr anti I i< in it\ 10. Richmond squeezed by Clemson. Csaaectlcat Basketball Martin, rg .. 0 burial will be In the East ceme­ night in one of the roome of the when thCv were brought to the! Committee members have con- s Telephone 42111 5 J, tMetz ...... 101 97 106—304 Uak. Ig ...... 1 0 I Ferguson .... 98 84 Admitted today: Mrs. Bessie tery, Manchester. Denver—Eddie Marotta. 126*i 47-45, on Elmo Stephenson’s field Strickland, 709 Main streeL Sheridan, which was beautifully Erle state police post, Mongeon i tended that the State department 5 "Where It’s ltes.v To Park” Suprenant ...... 97 87 95—279 Zatkowski. ig ...... 0 0 0 Vltullo ...... 88 83 Coiitnbiite Blood jjaifj. I documents may have enabler the IIK'I w Kl l.s ,\M) Si:i’ l 1( I \NK> 1N>'1 Mill) Cleveland, outpointed Freddie goal in the last 30 seconds. Brennan ...... 90 91 109—290 Bristol 39. Hamden 53. Discharged yesterday; .■ M iss decorated for the occasion. A de­ Midwest—Purdue walloped * Ne­ Bulketey (Hartford' 32, West lirious turkey dinner was served Questioning finally brought out Russians. Germans and Japanese PpTfiiss siisiisiisiisiissss saisssiisaisk Maes, 128(4, Denver, 8. M .Schubort . . . 86 87 93—266 ...... 4 Totals . . ___ 348 351 385 1031 Annie Lutton, Rockville; Ann Han­ j braska, 04-47, while In a double- Hsvsn 28. Totate ...... 0 *6 sen. 95 (jedar atreet; James Blair, Unable to Confirm after which there was carol sing­ For Legionnaire their story, he said, and Howell lo break this country a valued header at Toledo. Chicago Loyola Kroll ...... 101 103 9 1 -3 9 0 Score at half time, 14-4, Gresa. (Madera (8) XMAS admitted striking Mrs. H araold; diplomatic codes, c in n e y b r o s Springfield (Mass.) Tech 40, Fawcett ...... 98 86 876 Porter street; Airs. Melvlna ing. led bv Miss Alyce SaliabUry, M K . turned back Bowling Green of Hartford 89. Covllle, 336 Center street; Mrs. stories and appropriate games, over the head with an Iron bar In SKW \(,1. m s i’()>AI. ( <) Ohio, 63-62. In overtime and To­ Total • ...... 475 465 494 1484 Operatioa for Staaky lOagton 97 83 Egyptian Charges rhirteen proved liiik\ for k7>- contributed a pint of blood to the ----- =— ^ ----- . __.>i Over to the ...... 109 112 118—384 KIteworth (East Windsor) 35, DOUGAN'S Vernon atreet: (jorenda Morra, tian charges that Israeli forces I Instead of exchanging gift.” with .Manchester Alemorial hospital fo r; six-footer, and Sweet a sm wi, Far West—A doublerbeader at Bengston Thomoston 34. hers today. College Bsebefball RFD, No. 2. Manchester. ' one another the members had each Denver saw HamHne bast Tezas After a conference between Tata 64, Cornell 57. attacked the trapped Elgyptlan their fellow member. man, told of "just wanting . New______Britain.______Dec- Ifi—rUE—Corp...... <)32 492 480 1504 GARAGE Discharged today: Mrs. Florence garrison at Faluja. ' given a dollar to Aliss Jessie Rey- r ARMORY dtrlstian. 66-47, and Denver nip Tots's IMek Staler For Sate Stanky’s Boston and Mobile doc­ Rutgem 65, Prtaeston 88. Mr. Warner received several money” In order to go on with a j ^ p j , ' Koley. 22, son of Mfi. ORANGE HALL BINGO No. 4 (4) Barry, 15 Byron road; M rs Carrie An official tpokeaman said U.N. nolds, member of the club who is »„nMusiona ’Thuredav while "tour of the countryMsry Koley of this city, was killed Emporia (Kaa.) Teachers. 61-60. tors. the operation was decided Dartmouth 68, Tufts 30. 3 4 8 CSiarter Oak St. Turkington, 24 Fairfield street. observera h.».*^..»nninenrm.tinn)iinr.i>iliave sent no information [ social worker for the tow-n. Alias SUNDAY AFTERNOON Oregon and C?aIlfomta put on a Lard*r 86 111 90—387 FhUadelphla, Dec. 18—

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MANCHESTER FVCNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1913 MANX’HESTER PVKNING HERALD, M.ANCHESTER, C O N N ., 5ATCKUAY, DECEMBER, IS, 194t f AQ« tWELVB 72 45 Household Goods 51 Business lioestlons Housefi for Salt Business Services Offered 1.8 Painting— Papering 21 Articles for Sale ixm1n ^r Vi i ,l b fo lk s BY FONI AI.MK FOX Automobiles for Sale 4 For. Rsnt 64 The party was going along v«ry Two casual acqualataaeea war* nicely until the hoetets coaxed a A C C E PTIN O All jobs. Attics and INTERIOR nd exterior painting, 3298 3298 3298 1298 JUST HNISHED walking toward the green when 1989 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. ACCORDION for sale. Price 3125. MODERNIZED Store, 18x11. suit- protoailhg guest to sing. After the are not gR cellars cleaned Haul anything. paperhanging. Free eatl mates. Etheridge they sighted two women conUag any more. Haw c . a|ble for ahowroom. office or Sense and Monsense song she went up to him emlllag- SEDAN Reasonable rates. Tel. 3712. Bob WallpapEC.abTd. Raymond Flake. Call 3366. A-L-B-E-R-T-8 Move right in. N ew 4 room over the hllL 's- voirkshop, with full basement iy. “ Oh, Mr. Johnson.’’ she said, New motor, new radio and Tucker. Phone 2-9237. tto^wtfe—I’m afraid vou*!* First Golfer 1 say, hera O FFIC E F U R N IT U R E for sale. -"CONNECTlcm* 8 LARGEST Fluorescent Ugbting. linoleum kin||lc, hot water, heat, oil Here’s an old one for the new 'Vou must never again tell me not fond pf work. my wife with aome old hag ehe’a best thing taTwMkRO heater. Very good transpor­ Dishes, chairs and long ma­ FURNITURE ORGANIZATION" floor. Bedard a Floor Covering 186 lurner. I generation; A club of young men that y«ni ckn’t alng; I know now!” AdvertisaDoits OIL SI'OVES cleaned, installed Hobo—W hy ahould I be? Work picked up somewhere. Repairing 23 hogany display table, ract^ shelf School street Phone 2-0888. haul a nile that on certain eve­ she toldhlm tkrmttm tation at low cost. Washing machines, vacuums re­ ia what killed my poor wife. And she wondered why the Other (idly)—And here comes cabinet. Lyons metal work woo sk nings any man who asked a ques­ guest le ft the house to hurriedly. mine with another. paired, lawn mowers, hano and CARPENTERS, two, wish extra FAMOUS FOR OVER 88 tion he was unable to anssrer him* I Issen—I had a m a 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. benches and three drawer work YEARS FOR THEIR SENSA- ARTHUR KNOFLA, Realtor -power. sharpened, repaired, work week-ends. Attic rooms, Wanted to Rent 68 Judge— You are accuaed o f aelf ahould pay a fine. One evening thns at thia dsnUst’a LM t and Found 1 SEDAN tables. Ace Woolen Oo„ Buckland. ■nONAL VALUES. BACKED BY saws Hied. Friendly Ftxlt Shop garages, porches. recreation 876 Main Street stealing sjxmna from a reaUu- Tompklnaon inquired: Commonaense aa well aa juaUca Ogpn-^I hear Doctor Ckitsotf la nCMIL Reconditioned by factory Phone 4777. •niK CONFIDENCE OF THEHR rant. W*hat have you to aay. has been meted out in recent pun­ a spedallat. What U bU special rosx — Blue necklace, vicinity rooms, cabinets, roofs, etc. We TWIN BOYS, wife afid vat. 8-4-8 Tompklnaon—Why doesn't a H u r t a - I don’t saa h THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED rooms, up to 360. Call Hartfbrd Culprit—It was all a mistake. ishment of parenu wjio have left line? could be. Pearl and Main. SenUmMUl methods. Very clean. See ns will do anything. Reasonable G ILB E R T Electric train, tranS' Telephone 6440 Or 6938 ground squirrel leave any ' dirt RADIO Servicing Dependable low CUSTOMERS. 6-2118 after B p. m. Judge— How could it be a mis­ children of tender years either at Nlra— He treats obesity cases. Uassn—It’s tms. Whs value only. Reward. Tel. 1-2120. about this one. rates. Phone 2-9992 or Hertford former and track. Phone 5908. 'roimd the top o f the hole, when cost and guarantveu. A.B.G. Ap "PROUDLY PREREyrrS" take? he digs it ? " I home alone or in cars or baby Ogpu—Oh, I see. He’s one o f in another dentist waa pllance. 21 Maple street. 2-1575. 4-5848. AS A PRE-HOLIDAY VALUE “Selling Manchester Real F UNI>—UtUe gray kitten In GOLF Equipment Call evenings WANTED—Oarage, vicinity of Culprit—I thought they were He waa called upon to answer bugglaa whUe they have been In those who Uve off the fat of the an m y deatlst’a tacth. 0 Linnmore Drive, Pine Acre Ter­ Estate Since 1921" silver ^ c n they were only plated. beverage rooms, morisa or at land. vidnlty of Lenox and Durkin See Balch For Bargains R E P A IR and motorixe sewing after 6:30 p. m. McKeever, 81 hia own question. FURNACES Tailored to 6t your race. Call 4320 after 6 p. m. dances. Makea one wonder If such ■treeta. Phone 6652. home. Van Camp Bros. Phone machines Also clean and repair Seaman Circle. THE NEIW 194H "HONYMOtyN” Tompklnaon—That's easy. The *Tf winter comes, can spring he motors. Frank X. OInn. 2 Ridge­ 3 ROOMS OP FURNITURE 7H-ROOM house with second floor ! Murphy had been careless in squirrel starts at the bottom and people are proper custodians o f Remember when we used to ba far behind?" The answer hi BALCH-PONTIAC, Tnc. 5244. COUPLE with teen age daughter children. told that this or that new tax wood street. Phone 7779. BEIAUTTFUL Magic Skin mams FO R O N LY sunporch. Fine condttloh. Fire­ handling the blasting powder in diga up. country is yea. will pay up to 385 a month for the quarry and D uffy had been would be just a temporary affair Announcements 155 Center Street F U R N IT U R E Repaired, reflnlsh- dolls. Benrus, Bulova, Helbros 3298 place, oil burner. Convenient to Member—But, (how does It get tratchee, Roger's silverware, four-rooms or more. Occupancy Holllatar Street achool, stores and deputised to break the news genUy to the bottom? Klshpaw— I heard that the pris­ and aoon would be removed? Ap­ Unde Si and Aunt m h m ed, chairs re-seated, E. C. Nash, | January. Beet references. Write to the widow. parently few governments have Tel. 2-4545 Private Instructions 28 rings, radios, vacuro cleaners, bua. Now vacant and may be Tompklnaon—Oh, oh, that’s oners In the stste prison have petl- were viaUlng their relatlvea lath s EVU RYTH INQ for your pete. Box 88. 714 Nortl. Main street. "LESS THAN 3100 A ROOXT’ the courage to remove any tax blankets, dlshea. etc. Immediate Box P, Herald. seen at any time. CaU Madeline D uffy— Mrs. Murphy isn’t It to­ your question. Uonsd the authorlUea to have all dty—the Cutajara. A t hraaUhat.; Xmaa etocklnge for all kinds of 1934 PLYM O U TH two-door. Good day the fellow calls for the weekly once U has been imposed. a u t o D RIVING , dual --ntrol delivery on above items. pe*" Vour choice of aevcral different Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. the radio seta taken out. Mrs. Cutajar uaed aa Maatfte eeU. Dog beds, mattress and condition. Dependable transpor­ 31 R ESPO N SIB LE business man de­ pai’ment on Murphy's life insur­ Household Services AAA certlfled Inatructor. Bal­ bed room suites, choice o f several Beezer— When the depression la Glnko— Why was that? toaster and an electric cOBee pot tation at a low price, $150. Phone week. Call 8491. sires 8-roonB house o f flat unfurn­ ance? The M M ag Factor toys. Wild bird seed, suet racks lard's Driving school. Call 2-2245 living room suites and choice of over the rich will be richer and I^ p a w — They claimed that on the table. and kegs. Nationally advertised 4165^______Offered 13A ished. W ill pay reasonabla ren t Mra. Murphy—It ia Some guests are not so welcome RUSCO Storm sash and screens. many breakfast sets. This outfit Lota for Sale 78 the poor poorer. having to lUten to those crooners “Well. I swan,’’ axdataaad brands of pet foods. Free d cllve^ Phone 5030. D uffy— W'ell, now a word In your Because they’re last to show 1942 FORD club coupe. Seat WB.AVING of bums, moth ho,es| Free estlmatea. T. D. Colia. 2- also includes many incidental Owzer—Yes, and 1 presume came under the head of crual and U nde Si. “ You folks «««irv taa o f ■er\1ce. Kennel Supply. OT5 Main LARGE LOT, 100’xl40’, near bus ear. Sure you can snap your Any sign whatever covers, radio, heater, refroeters. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Musical— Dramatie 29 9219. items. i REy«IT OR Lease 4*6 yooma Pres­ the ones that are neither prill be unusual punishment and waa for­ us tor oatln’ in tha Utchfai' bat I line. Owner leaving atate. Must fingers at that fellow today. neltherer. Of their get-up-and-go. street Tel. 2-4273. ______3875. 44 Griswold street. 2-0484. handbags repaired, tipper re­ ent occupancy 14 years. J. Doug­ bidden hy the penal code. can’t see that that’s aay wocaa placement, umbrellaa repaired, PIANO TUNING and repairs. aell. Good buy. Inquire 729 North —Leo J. Burke. than cookin’ la tha dbila’ toam ." CHRISTM AS Fruit cakes. B r i ­ HEATING Boiler and nearly new^ TAKE 16 MONTHS TO PAY las Robertson. Phone 8871. Main street after 6 p. m. HUDSON 1948 sedan. 4,000 miles, men's shirt collars reverted and Leonard Eccellente. Phone 4757. dled and gift wrapped, now ready. oil burner controls. Phone 8008. MICKEY FINN like new, will accept trade-in. replaced. Marlow's Llttla Mending | 113 Center street. WANTED To rent five to seven Honored! Mrs. Grc«nough. § Hazel street. This furniture will be held In our LANK LEONARD 32,300. Tel. 2-feOOl. Shop. warehouse until ^vanted at no room unfurnished apartment or *-2170. ______PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon Suburban for Sale 75 KuAT FINISH Holland window Bottled Gas 45A charge. Free delivery anywhere house. U-Conn faculty member He WENT TO TIC dltionlng, etc. John Cockerbam, OOVENTRY—Sacrifice sale. Im­ shades made to measure. Keys] In Conn. N o charge fo r set up In would like to cut down 80 mile MEETINS THAT CLOSE OUT 1940 PA C K A R D , model 110, 3700. 28 Bigelow street. Phone 4219. RURAL gas salet and tarries. Im­ mediate occupancy, fine S-room made while you wait. Marlow's your home by our own reliable commuting, Phone Amherst, THCV’RE HAVING Call 7988. mediate installation. Manchester experienced men. (Mass.) 1092J. home, all improvements, large Hand made articles. Chil- and surrounding towns. Capitol / THIS MORNING, DE-LONG’S refrigeration service. Help Wanted— Female 33 lot $5,450. Main highway, cozy di*en’s woolen skirts, SUPER VALUES Repairs on all makea, commer­ Grinding Oo., 88 Main Phone See these remarkable values to­ honfie, al) improvements, large DION’T HE? suits, aprons, ? cial and domestic. 24-hour serv-| REPRESENT AVON Products. 7958. day at Farms and Land for Bale 71 lot,;38,25(1: Colonial home, all Im- SEE TOM AND HOWARD proveihents, acreage, nice loca­ clothes. Manchester 2-2934 Ice. Phone 2-1797. Pleasant, proStable work, full or f o u r AOtElS. loted on South A-L-b-E-R-T-S tion, 312,000. (Thicken farm, fine part time. Call Manchester 2- Boats and Accessories 46 road, Bolton. 250 feet frantage. after 6 P. M. BEFORE YOU BUY!! 6-room home, good coops, acre­ 9405. Beautiful view. Half clear, half Building— (Tontraettng 14 43 A1I>ti Street, Hartford age. 31,800. John 8. Bissell, Cross 1948 DODGE 4-DR. — A really 16’ D U M P H Y boat, 3293: 14’ wooded. Good road, school bus. 3 street. South Coventry. Tele­ Personals beautiful car. Jet black paint and CARPEINTER work o f all kinds. Ameabury skiff, 3130; 12' Ames- Open 9:30 to 5:30 McKinney Brothers, Inc., Real WAITRESS Wanted, days. Apply phone WlUimantlc 3324. not a scratch. Low mileage. Ex­ Attics finished, cabinet work, al­ bury sktff, 3115. Flambeau tors. Tel. 6060 • 7432. D U BALD O BROS. Dance music tra special trades on this one. Cavey’s Grill, East Center street. Champion Mercury outboards. Mondays to 9 P. M. terations and also colorful plaa- ______CeVENTRY, Jtate highway. Two for aU occaalona. Weddings a Robert McIntosh, 28 Harvard tic tile bathrooma and kitchens. I WANTED— Experienced book­ Phone 8-0368, A fte r 8 P. M. 4-2471 bedrooma, living room, kitchen ■ptcialty. Phone 6802 or 2-2091. 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. DELUXE Road. Houses for Sale 72 —Beautiful beige color and ex­ Charier Oavls. Phone 2-0294. keeper. Must be fam iliar with and bath. OU heat. Insulated, ga­ tra clean. Attractive trades. Full I.B.M. machines and double entry rage, large lot with fine view, 38.- C AR PE N TE R W ork o f aU kinds. BENGAL Combination oil and gas V A C A N T SIX-ropm Cape Ood, on price 31,450. systems. Must know shorthand 300. Elmer Turkington, agent Adtonobiles for Sale 4 Roofs, sidings, additions and al­ Diamonds— Watches— range! Also Electrolux refrigera­ bus line. Fireplace, oU heat, rec and typing. Good clean surround­ tor. Phone 3830. reatlon room, combination storm Call Wllllmanttc 2270J4. 1940 FORD 4-DR. DELUXE—Nice terations Also new conrtructlon. | Jewelry 48 (i k ings and regular store hours. Ap­ windows and screens. Price $11,' DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES fresh clean paint. Full price 3700. Sleffert. Phone 2-0253. FUNNY RlfSINERS ply in writing to Box M. Herald, LEONARD W, Yoat, Jeweler. Re­ GAS STOVE, Magic Chef, used 000. Elva Tyler, Agent Phone 2 FIVEJ-ROOM house and 15 acres BY HERSHBERGER BUGS B U N N Y S A Y S ; “Yes Kiddos, absolute­ o f land. Would be good proposi­ Bool'S AND HER BUDDIES 1937 PLYMOUTH 2-DR.—A real HOUSE Wiring. Light and power 1 stating salary required and all pairs and adjusts watches expert­ one year, excellent condition, 4469. flaoAN « Rough Going ly there is a Santa Claus, but, tion fo r builder. V. Sudol, Taylor V f -m r / ir e aoiN' BY EDGAR MARTIN nice clean car. A low price trans­ Installation and maintenance. I qualifications. ly at reasonable prices. Open 3125. Phone 2-9860. THSOi^l Ml.' TH’ 1 WUOto TMfc VMtf street, Talcottville, Conn. NO Moag 1 \i0UA vt\VL .vettrtfi. there is no such thing as a portation car for the winter. Standard Electric Servtca Co. | Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce WE HAITE Several four and 6- v n RKyiKTr 'V 'tMOUMI OF W VOO" 0»4 CAPABLE WOMEN or girl to NORGE Space heater, pot type. Ttawtufi.^ •VO(5 vouit SO-CALLED BARGAIN in a Phone 2-1524. street. Phone 2-4387. room singles. Also good two fami­ KILUN' Ewofte rwtv. • F lfiC t 09 Msny Others care for 8 year old child while Heats four rooms. For sale rear lies. Priced from $9,300 up. A ll - • • .> « r v • ^ . . MB.' H i : - W'antfd— Real Estate 77 good car." ^ ^ mother works. No heavy house­ sonable. Tel. 67.50. good buys. Wm. Qoodchild, Sr., These are GOOD CARS priced Flori8t»-rN arscrles work or laundry. Phone 3908. Fuel and Feed 49A Realtor. Office 15 Forest street to aell In competition with other B R O W N -B E A U PR E , Inc. A N TIQ U E And modem china, SELLING Vour property T Why Phone 7925 or 2-9694. not placs th« lob in experienced OOOD CARS, not necessarily with 80 Bisscll St. Phone 7191 BUY YOUR Polnsettiaa direct SEASO NED Wood for sale glass, bric-a-brac, curtains, lamps, handaT We atm to give aatlsfac- frypER cars of the same year, from grower. We have 160 pots Help Wanted— Male 36 fireplace or furnace., $17.50 mirrors and other household FIVE Room single, one floor ga­ 1941 BUICK Special sedanette tion. Alice Clampct, Real Estate make and model. to mske your selection from. cord. Phone 8639. items. 65 Delmont street; ’ rage. fireplace, steam heat an4 Excellent condition. One owner. anp Insurance. 843 Main street 1948 PONTIAC CONV. Priced 31 to 33. Also extra color- STRONG Young man for delivery oil burner. Immediate occupancy. Heater, radio, seat covers, npw warehouse work. Apply Benson’s TABLETOP Maple Chef gas Manchester. Phone 4993 or 2- C LU B - tirss, single csrbureation..See at ful cemetery baskets at 31 to 32. Near Hollister schoot Priced to Furniture, 713 Main street. Tel. SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ range. Good condition. Reason­ 0880. 6 Weeks old. Loaded. Cost 93901. 51 Goodwin street. 12-1 or Holden's, 61 Washington street. sell. 4-room attached garage, fire­ 3535. place, furnace or stove. Tel. 8676. ably priced. Telephrone 2-9009. 11^ Oar%C8 9 2 m . evenings. Phone 8748 and 2-1671. place. steam neat with oil. 312,- WE W ILL handle your , real estate 1948 STUDBBAKER 4-DR. W A N TE D —Good worker for win­ M A P LE CHP.ST o f drawers end 000. Can be seen by appointment. am insurance problems prompt­ REGAU DELUXE dow cleaning. Steady employ­ Garden— Farm— Dairy bureaus- mapie dropleaf table, George L. Graziadio, Realtor, 109 ly. Call Suburban Realty Co., 1936 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. Roofing— Siding Henry street Phone 3278. A new csr ’funy equipped. No ment. Call 7614 for interview. Products 50 'wailnut desk, credenza, automatic Realtors, 49 Perkins street. Tel. Good condition. Phone 3312. ROOFING — Specialising In re-I gas hot water heaters, and mis­ 8315. NEW SIX room single, one block pairing roofs of all kinds, also FOR SALE—Mealy Green Moun­ cellaneous railroao salvage. 167 /a-/f ‘ i M t'^S^O LE T CONV. 1942 PLYMOUTH club convert! froip Onter, Many desirabla fea­ NOTHIN’* TM’ A LI.E Y OOP new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ tain potacaea. Cali Amelia Jarvis, Middle Turnpike East. 6 to 9 p BEFORE You buy ba sura you try vukrrr- ' ble, excellent condition. Best offer Help Wanted— Male tures. Occupancy soon. T. J. WMST First Blood CLUB neys cleaned and repairad. No 872 Parker street. Phone 7026. m. Friday, all day Saturday. the office of Madeline Smith. BY V. T. H A M LIN Folly equipped. This ens is a takes It. Tel. 2-2067. Or Female 37 (TrockeU, Broker. Phone 6416. Realtor, Room 36, 843 Mam I4N T IT THgIU.INO--dUt *0>* CO^ WOK, Job too small or larga. Good ’JgU dCEAT I__ _ BtUs sweetheart. . ^ „ atreet 3-1643, 4679. work, fair price. Free eatlmates. | WANTED — Assistant manager. BO Y’S B IC YC LE and Spin Dry WEST SIDE — Four-room single SSSTv'feaS’JK, 1941 PONTIAC 4-DR. Household Goods 51 INVfM3*er3H. THiVMPe that aAfiCAL i — r 1936 FORD, black sedan, 3130. CaU Howley. Manchester 5361. Apply State Theater, Manches­ washer. Phone 6341. with dormera Excellent condl s o WtSMI a n ’ f in e .' SEDAN HMLEKED AT M fif CaU 6719 after 5. ter. W E BUY and sell good used tion. Large lot with plenty of • eyL Haatsr, Def- An Immacu- ROOFING and siding our special­ (30MBINATION stove. Kenmore shade treers. Now vadant T. J. ty. New ceillnga and carpentry. furniture, combination ranges, 9 gas ranges and heaters. Jones’ washing machine, 3 years old. Crockett Broker. Phone 6416. Auto AceeiMorieo— Highest quality materlala. Work­ Sitnatinns Wanted— Furniture Store, 36 Oak. Phone Five piece bedroom s e t Other The . COUPE Tires manship guaranteed. A. A Dion. Female 38 miscellareous household articles. NEW CAPE C <1. four large InC. 'Phone 4860. 2-1041. ■aster and Def. Priced right, 18 Lincoln street. rooms -with dining alcove. Ahm DAILY Care of children In my JUNIOR Washers, (3) Taylor two unfinished. - Fully insulated. home, board considered, exper- *ltS* ^hEVROLET 2-DR. W ILLTS Jeep, rebuilt motor. Call electric washera. table model: Oil heat and dormers, at 120 Doctor*^ Heating— Plumbing lenced. references. Tel. 2-9394. Machinery anfi Toola 52 Hawthorne street Prlc« $10,800. SEDAN 3069. worth 3.30.95, special 332.95 each REPIPINO, Alterations, all types Watkina BroUiera, Inc. Phone 2-0253. ■hatsr. An Ideal ear from s lot 2-\ SNOW Cap Urea. Recapping of fixtures and heaters available. 3350 BEAVER Riding garden trac­ “■ If Chiaf Whoepy it erdtring soma pratgait!** kad vulcanising, one day eervlca Dogs—Birds— Peis 41 MANCHESTER— Large beautiful Says; Jobbing a specialty. Binar L. Lor- KBLVINATOR Refrigerator, in tors. Various equipment avail­ 6-room (Colonial, 473 East Center “ i m 5 " S e t o o l e t c l o t ' Truck Ure service, guaranteed entzen. Phone 3412. B E A U T IF U L Sable and white excellent condition. Inquire 161 able. Sec our stock o f g^arden street. Oil heat, insulated, fire­ SrDB GLANCES COUPE wtarkaianshlp. New Kelly Spring- Collie puppies. Price $20 - 330. Campfleld Road. tractors. Dublin Tractor Com­ Paeelng Blood, Frequently BY GALBRAITH place. downstairs lavatory and ■hater.. Daf. This week’s special. field and Richland Urea. ' Man­ E F F IC IE N T Plumbing and heat­ 396 Woodland street. pany, North Windham Road, W il­ Ignored, Is Serious Sj-mptom CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER chester Tire and Recapping, 295 ing. Plugged drains machine ! RECO.NDITIONED Kenmore garage. Approximate cash $4,500. FREl'M.ES AM I III.S .FRIENDS washer with pump. First 325. li mantic. Phone 2038. Priced far below replacement They Bruise Easily * i S i^ * ^ e 5^0LET 2-DR. Broad straeL Phone 2-4224. cleaned. "Ihrl J. Nygren. Phone By Edwin P, Jordan. M. D. BY M ERRILL C. RLCmuKR Robert McIntosh, 28 Harvard coat. Phone 7728 or 7305. Brae I W'E'RE ON Oue SEDAN 6497. (TOULTE Pupple.s, seven weeks' GARDEN Tractoea. Beaver four- Written for NE.A Service 6UCKS APiECC (OatMAT , Road. Phone 6063. Bum. WAY PI6HT , Zither. ocALAtNT h a y -.. o m ,o h .^ I luousur N O W w i’Bt geAw/ old, 310 each. Call 2-1406. wheel riding. Gravely. Bready. ‘ NOW. SANTA I Mxi e o f i RpAp, Heater.. Priced to please Garfiges—Services— G E N E R A L repairs and service, .CAVE ON your floor coverings Planet. Jr. with snow plowa Blood In the urine is a serious (10TH E4 w ece remodeling, alterations, water BOXER Puppies, ready for (Thrist- mowers and tillage toola. C^r oonsKv ^ l ^ B t J l C K 2-DR. S E D A N Storage 10 and counter top linoleum. Lan- sj-mptom all too frequently pipe replacements with copper mas. Cocker Spaniel. Fox T er­ and truck snow plows. lawn SHOffINO ipfeter.: small modd This la. an tubing, bath room fixtures, sinks rier, Setters. Seven months’ old gci s Floor Covering, 41 Purnell neglected. When the urine Is osoeptiona] car. Mschantcatly per­ ■-’lace, formerly Ward's Farm sweepers. Capitol Grinding Co., We, The Women TWO OARAGES for rent at 50 and cabinets, boilers and radia­ Zimmerman's Kennels, Lake bloody for only a day or two and '.'i fect,' Store. Phone 2-4123. 38 Main street. Phone 7958. Cambridge atreet. (Tall 2-3133. tors. Eklward Johnson. Phone street Phone 6'287 Pugs boarded then clears up, too many people By Ruth 5UUett 1936 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN 6979. forget all about it. This symptom Radte, Heater. Quick starting COLLIES, Spaniel puppies A.K.C. U N IV E R S A L Washing machine. NEA Staff Writer Wearing Apparel— Furs .57 la not caused by a ‘‘strain" or a economy .here. J20 up. Also little fluffy pets. $5. Owner moving out o f town. Call Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 From a news item with a Lon­ “ cold" but something aerioua la Roofing— Repairing 17 A Call 7724. 6(MX). or 67 Summer street 1936 FORD COUPE ■ I ■ ■ lA D Y ’S Black winter coat with don date line: "Kings College almost always responsible. .(ladtq. Heater. Cleanest 36 In C H IM N E Y S Rebuilt, repaired and WANTED-Good home for a nice, FLOOR problems solved with Kolinsky collar, size 38. Man's Hospital reported that one out of The presence of blood in the tciira.'Mechanically excellent. Fully G IR L ’ S BICYC7LE. 318, Phone cleaned. BIrJ and Johns-Man- centie cat. Owners going South. I llnoleunt, asphalt tile counter. new tuxeJo. size about 38-40. 65 every hundred casual patients It urine ia a symptom rather than a guaranteed. 2-9722 after 7 p. ra. vtlle roofing is our specialty. La Phone 4373. Expert workmanship, free esti­ Delmont street receives suffers from a new post­ disease. It mean.., and beef cattle, alao horses. Plela for sale. In perfect condition. 360. long. Cali 5841. in this country who aren’t happy the kidneys to be observed in the 38 Main street. Phone 79.58. Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Uvbig with in-lawa But let’s hope YOU SET M AW MORE GOO d ’ c ARS Bros., 364 Bldwell atreet. Phone 80 Unden street Town.______urine should be Investigated CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 for fur- we don't start regarding them aa promptly end completely. Most iSOMETHIN(9 DRESSM AKING -B etter dresses, 7405. : AT GOOD TERMS RANGE Burners and pot bumcra naci) removal, rags, scrap metals. victims of "in-laws disease.” eo r ME? suits, coats, Wedding gowns, and HOT WATER Heater. Universal such con Jitions can be treated cleaned, irpairer’ a{id installed. Top prices. That would only encourage the successfully either by medical T E L. 8854 alterations. Call 2-3909. 50-gal. electric. Reg. 3.143; floor Permit and guaranteed. Joseph Articles for Sale 45 sample 3119 95. Watkins Broth­ unhappy to wallow in their misery me^lis or bv surgery if they arc 24 MAPLE ST. Senna. Phone 2-0147. ^ ers. tnc. " WANTED—Pool table, good con­ and might even cause' those who caught early enough. The great ■ Open Till 9:00 Thuni. PO R TA B LE Uliderwood t>T)ewrit- arc doing their best to adjust to a UNOLEUM — Asphalt Ula. waU Moving— Trucking— dition. reasonable. Phone 2-2320. tragedy, however, is that when er, reasonable. Call Manchester ELECTRIC Ironer, fronrite Ironer trying situation to give up the 1942 STU D E B A K E R Champion, covering. Done by reliable, well they have been allowed to exist Storage 20 2-2131. reg. 3209 50. floor sample, 3189.95 for a long time they reach a stage 4.door sedan, -radio, heater, good trained men. AU Joba guaranteed. struggle. Watkina Brothers, Inc. WANTED—to tons good loose ■Two V le«# in which treatment is no longer condition and clean, 389.5. Phone Hall Unoieuro Co., 32 Oak atreet LAVELL'S Express tight trucking FOR S A L E — Men’a rebuilt and stock hay, delivered. Phone 7804 After all, there's quits a differ­ possible. 2-1478. Phone 2-4022, eveninga 6160. and deliver^-. W eekly or monthly relaated high and low shoes, at R.EBUILT (3eanera. Eureka vac­ ence between a. wife w’ho la Possible Injurlea rubbish routes invited. Man­ reaaonabla prtcea Sam Yulyes. uum cleaner, factory rebuUt Waa IM* NiNO OP sedan. Fluid drlye, radio, beater, ers and adding machines sold or 2-0973. hard times many families have had sense o f reliec m d security. And RADIO — Electrical Appliance rubbish. Phone 2-1275 or 8298. Near bus line. Gentleman prefer­ MORE REAOy CASH THAN >NlTH SOA\E T A F F Y O N black. Excellent condition. P riv­ rented. Repairs on al> makes. to double up. The situation isn’t pain or diacombort can be absent Service, repairs pickad up and red. Phone 8183. * 3 A V B «* D / NOUR t h u m b s ,' ate owner. Rcasonpbly priced. Marlow's. . BENGAL OIL and gas. 4 and new. Bo let’s pot dreSde It has entirely! Specialists In this field Call 2-4498. , deUvered promptly. 20 years' LOCAL Moving and trucking. At­ combination stove; *’**^5'! experience. John Maloney. Phone tica and crilara clean^. Alao H A L F -S IZ E V IO L IN and care, TWO LARGL completely furnish­ produced a new disease. mafnUln that this Irregularity of large crib and spring: bleeding' causes a great deal of 1947 OLD8MOBILE four-door 2-1040. 1 Walnut street. aahes and rubbish removed. Phone for chUd 6 to 13. (3ood condition. rocker, 3 pc. living room set with ed, double bed. rooms in private I fa.mily. .Next to bath. Private en Rnssla nam Study For Teachers dliricully and that many of their sedan, model 66. Driven 4,100 6718. 36. Tel. 7396. slip covers: mink dyed miiskrat t W mUas. HydramaUc tranamiuton. PUBUC STENOGRAPHER. F, trance. .^utomaUc heat and hot problema are made much worse W A SH TURRS M. Broderick, 848 Main atreet 914 No. 33 HEAVY barrel Target Lir coat, slae 16; maple dining Moscow—(TP)—The Ministry of because of neglect. Many j^ p ie Getaway BY LKiiLIC rURNRR V h o a t Hartford 8-1828. room table, 4 chairs and buffet water. Central with buaea at Education of the Russian Republic Phone 8t164A Stevens. M-416-2 eUng, rifle Uke would be seved untold ruffering tuae to psaT coMPAsv. scitooiy./^AYE. Pee M H ia n t a * m m aar t o n *ro fli Painting— Papering 21 G. E. refrigerstor: Horton w ag­ door. Especially suitable for hag now decided that all school new. Tel. 8427. working couples accuatomed to and perhaps even death If they o u a jo fi m PONb. Aup v a'vs / y een u ’* kx o r TMBU ON TIM CONTININT. i S r V E N E T IA N BUnds. AU types ing machine *n

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1948 : PAGE rOUBTEiai iHanrI;pat?r lEvrnins If^rald Manchester Stores Will Be Tonight Until 9 0*clock For Christmas Shopper^

those problama that go back to IT cdloni, sculptura, atehlags, the home. Ferhaps the parenU Kiddies P ^ y Uthographa, photography and About Town are to blame. A t any rate. It cer­ ceramics by pie Guild members. ATtrift Daily Net Press Rob T h dW o R tlM r Heard Along Main Street tainly Is a tow form of crime. It Regular meetings will bs held at Par the Moath of November. IStt Paronst at C . « . WanMor ffianoR Is rij^tly named—;petty thievery. / At Hospital which proinjpent critics, artists Revenu* CoUector Samurt Nel- and teachers will speak. Home Mortgage Loans aon aUtod today to view of the re­ And on Some of Hancheetei^e Side Streetit Too Joseph Wright of Manchester is Sociability is a great thing. It 9,635 cent dectaJon of the SUte Supreme president of the Guild and Fran­ T Court, any veteran who failed to brings people closer together and Children’s Ward Gaily Member af tha Aodit elesMtr r o e SSOm ehaags la UOo- Do you want to make your « ages according to their destinS' cis Deardon and Andrew W. Gar­ receive We or her exempUon on shows them off to some advantage. vin also of Manchester are first Bmrwmm el Christmas trees and pine branches tlon. When she discovered her It also often brings them out into Decorated for the If yon are building or baying a the Hit of 1947 and had proven and second -vice presidents. Mrs. Manchester A Gty of ViUmgedXarm their claim by having their dU- longer lasting and mote resistant mistake she tried to retrieve some full voice. I There Is nothing more home, let us teir you'about the to fire? A local garden Club mem- I of toe cards, but It was too late. Christmas Social Andrew Garvin it secretary. charge papera recorded to the of­ picturesque, on .a - fuUrmooned Throughout toe year contribu­ Various types of flnancing that are fice of the Town Clerk are entitled ter augguts t\TO methods, which | She had spent every spare minute night, than the sound of a pack of avaibbie (CtaasMed AdvertUhig oa Page U ) will Iw p toe pine needles moist Sunday preparing them, writing There were stars lit toe eyes of tions to the cultqrM life of toe VOL. LXVIII- NO. 68 MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1948 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS to a refund. Application-must be people baying talk against the community will he made by toe made to the collector of taxes, or and give the effect of frost or nttle notes as women dp, and all competition of the radio, and of toe youngsters in Children’s Ward freshly fallen snow. her work wept up to flames. They Guild. Exhibitions will be offered in Manchester to the collector of each other. of the'Manchester Memorial ho.spi- to the public schools and clubs at revenue. For the pine branches take were hand-picked too, over quite ’This observer had the recent equal parts of salt and flour, mix •. period of time, and the loss of tal yesterday afternoon as 14 of Christmas time and at other l. A t least two divisions of Ne­ Wm. Dicksuu and Suu a Hammond Organ ces smashed through truce lines at leagues, who were in republican again wiUi the .Justice de­ at Bard college, Rhinebeek. N. Y. tloiial troops were said to be tiy- Pramnditatien Not Shewn ' be made later on. Justice Jack- mailing, and separated in pack- It is, shovelling snow.” buted by toe various business parently pre-date toe current dis­ tarrltorj’. Fainting Contractor* INSURE a number of points on Java and partment, sought its advice ...PreMdent______’Crumae____ wUl fly to ing to-retake______Peiping’s______south____ alr- The court today all but ruled •'«» took no part .in,thc.fl)\aLvote. “Whaddeye think I am, crasy?” houses seems to have dropped off. o Easily attached to yoor piano, Harrison Street — 5lanchester pute between toe White House qnd The Renville truce agreement Rear 118 RsM Onlei Ht. he snapped back. “WTHo said any­ with the Solores gHea you the beao- Sumatra. Units raced through today about caJling witnesses M U^uri \V^ne*day for* the'hoU- port, which the C o ^ u n is ts had out a possible dehto penalty for Justice Douglaia zasdr knmntJM Remember tfray back when ali the toe House Un-American Activities waa signed last January aboard Mrs. Ybarbo^ The court held the < concurred in the reMdt e f th*lha- Fbnnr* i-m rjii O t ss*J 9 thing about shovelling snow? Do I pictorial calendars were Chrlst- McRINNEY BROTHERS tifnl tones of the clarinet, cello, OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 OR 7787 Sumatra’s rich rubber-producing committee. to finish writing a forthcoin-; Ta.vIof receives, wrested from government forces. a U. S. transport off Java. prosecution had failed to oImw any j jority. He said he would atate his look like a property owner or a maay? The Yuletlde spirit seems Real Batate aafl lasorance and many ether selo instnnnenta. area and were reported approach­ President Truman repeatedly ing Medan, a major city of the During toe 60-rainute session inff storv of rommunist psni- ' W«*'it from President Spencer Moosa," Associated premeditation in Uie shooting o f ; rcsSohs in an opinion to he en- FENDER AND BODY storekeeper or eomebody like to have given away In a lot of 305 MAIN «T. 'rai. C 060 has labeled the oommlttee’s often- ing siory oi i..ommuni8l espi- , Truman for his missions to t.Se Press correspondent in Peiping, north. today. Dr. Philip C. Jessup, the OlUlge in government. Acting I Vatican and h!s labor-management Sgt. John Ybarbo of Goliad, Tex. | nounced later. that? I don’t ahovel no snow.’ toe art calendars of late years in Call hlancliester 2-1038 sensational spy Investigation a American delegate, said toe United said a battle for- the southern Almeat Bloodleae Oocupstioa S, D .), i eervlces while steel industry e.xe- A t U'c eame time the court ruled. other dva members o f the WORK ”^ t you said if It snowed, favor of some artist’s conception For Free Home Deraoaatratloa "red herring;” committee members States feels "very grave concern” Chairman Mundt (R„ suburbs was shaping. He added, Tbua far it has been almost a of toe House Un-American Actlvi- I cutiye... Commimlst lead 25 hour an American woman can be tried jttigh court-Chief Juatico XUmm you’d make money,” we repUed. of toe female foim. As for our contend that they are bringing at events In Indonesia. however, that Peiping's future for murder under German law .' *tul Justices Black, Reed, Prank- preference we want toe calendar bloeodlces occupation. The Dutch out into the open things govern­ ] ties committee, told reporters he strike of government work- HILDITCH Solimene and Ftagf. lac; That’s right. I said I ’d make Commissioner Given Power probably would be determined which authoiizee beheading for further, end; Burton—seM in money,” toe leaner admitted. " I ’ll that notes the largest number of call It a “police action.” The Neth- ment agents should have known Iwlll meet today with Aicx Camp- - ers in Italy apparently fslI*...C , around toe conference table •M Oh Im Stieot WINDOW erlanda foreea are well ahead of In the memorandum. The Neth- pell, assistant ’ attoniey general.! -Aubrey Smith, the Screen’s favor- murderers. There was no possi­ brief, unsignM opinion: tell you how. holldays-Hlays off, that la. and acted on long ago. rather than on toe battlefield. bility. howsver. that the penalty their own time-table, following the erlanda said It had empowered the Mundt said toe committee wants Ite distinguished Britisher, dies in MARKET “You start by leaving off your Secretary of Defense Forreatal Dutch high commissioner in Indo­ Coolies worksd inside the old would te applied in this case. T (Ceettaoed •• Page Teo) CAULKING quick seizure of Jogjakarta by air­ reported over toe week end that to determine whether it will call Beverly Hills at 8,5.. .The 11-na­ coat. You don’t have no gloves. W’e understand that some of the Cars Wanted! nesia to take any steps he thought walled city to open Peiping's only Speaking in a low. but firm 99 Summer Street borne troops In toe first hours of last March he launched the cam­ "I witnessc.s who tostifled before a tion Far Ea.stern romraisslon, You want to look like you ran out young ladles are having trouble Reasonable Rates Call We buy all makes and the fighting yesterday. air field available to the Nation­ , voice, the defendant described the with toe “ new look” while they are paign to coordinate the home front meeting in Washington, give* Bonded Memorials of a house, see? So you pick a models— 19;t6 to 1949. On Sumatra, Dutch troops drove M l ” alists. I night of the shooting. attending church services. The Manchester 5966 intelligence operations of the mili­ T^e committee held only a brief furmal approval to formation of . 4, spot In toe snow where a lot of "No intervention on the part o f unions, cooperative.* and other or­ Csnton newspapers, fsr to the A fter teati-ng her in the bed-1 OPEN long skirts Interfere when they tary services — the FBI, Secret session today and scheduled no ■roonr, she said Yb.arbo went to the CONNBCnCL'T people is passln'. ’Then you begin InManl Cash (t^nntlaaed oe Page T m ) Service State department and nu­ witnesses for tomorrow, Mundt ganization.* by Jap farmer*. V A LLE Y to scratclv around in the snow. arise after kneeling in toe churcli ({'onriniied on Page Tea) U'onllnuetl iin Page I'wo) I bathroom saving'"now vou .*tsy . pews. We were told the other dajf merous other agencies.' said it will spend much of its time Pravda give.s prominent i)lay to I right there and when f come back. Flashes! SUNDAYS MEMOBIAL CO. “ You grunt a little, blow on Buying Service He said .that Attorney General in toe next few days preparing re­ your hands, kick toe snow around, of one girl who stepped too heavily events in Iiidono.sia . . . Dutch, Ar­ ! I am going to black both vour Ctark had suggested In February ports to Congress. my l.>isues new orders tightening i (Isitc RulKtlas ef the un Mira) Boote S, South Windsor ike you was lookin’ for somethin’ on her long dress and suffered a , eyes, bust year nos# and knock 9 A. H. to 1 P. M. badly bruised noee when she came Asks Support tost in view of toe development of Mundt earlier named eight per­ censorship over press cables from t O J out all your teeth.” ‘Telepbone Hartford 8-9678 and pretty soon some guy says BARLOW Gotliam Bears in contact with the back of the Carburetors toe fifth column and other subver­ sons the committee would like to Indonesia ... . Chlragn bartender Mrs. Ybarbo said she grabbed a i n— »—«— Weekdays 8 to 6 ReeMence Manchester 6628 ‘what you lost, bud?’ sive techniques ”lt might be de­ question before is-suing its report seat just ahead ot her. COMPLETE MOTOR SALES says He saw 10 year old Robert gun and followed him to the bath-1 “ J «rle» "You get a crack in your voice A. Non For Indonesia sirable to coordinate the work of on the investigation. Most of Rtnearson with man Friday night, - room, pusliing open the door. ' D ec 2 »—bTh—The and you say ‘I gotta find IL I 595 Main Street these many agencies in toe field of Storm Brunt Village Back ruled 5-4 teilay FuO Line O f Meats, SERVICE them have appeared before the few hours before his body waa "H e came toward me. so 1 fired * “ P f * " * c ««rt gotta. My friend, up there in his Advert! setnent— Tel 54U4 Or 2-1799 internal security.” New York grand jury. found . . . .\valanrbr* of rain- I the pistol.” she __ said. "He came that m trial jury assy properly be Authorised Dealer Groceries Fruits and room, he’s sick and he give me a Minister Appeals for To Ask Tightening of Laws "Misunderstanding*” EUmlhated loosened snow haffa buck to nm down and get For a picture of aheer delight AT t^ark announced last week that i 19.5 Inches o f Snow Is Vegetables BOCK OF A O ta Mundt said that "some misun­ in Washington . . . Premier Diml- ' FranCP R ctn PU in|f ^ tolp P , I waa backing away dwTi*he hall 9*®J*** Tbe.decblou, glvca I* MONUMENTS him some medicine. I was in such there is nothing to compare with ^Political, . Economic he intends to ask toe new Congress case ot a U’asUegtea, O. C.. ohus the splendor of Plnehurst fruit Not Enough to Smoth* derstandings" had been eliminated troy of Bulgaria tells Communist a burry I dropped It. I gotta find SUPERIOR BUYING?... SELLING? to tighten toe laws against spj'lng in a "long and friendly” weekend party congress that capitalist Russians; Proposed ”! 'Iwo coevlcted ef a uareoIlM ^arge. baskets. Support’ of Republic so as to plug loopholes through JL. British- ep Largest Gty Today conference with Campbell and U. countrie.s will nnon quarrel among < Field Not Built It was on Friday. Sent. 18, two brought a vigvrotM dlseeat frees "So you Me, his sympathy comes SERVICE S. Attorney George Fay, He said themselves j Jmtlre Jackaeo. Jackaoa afgaad up. If you act it out right he's Washington, Dec. 20—(P) — In­ ffktaliaDad on Page Tito) (C'onltnued ne Pa^^ rvra) that every geverueMut eespleye to 248 Spruce Street REAL ESTATE New York, Dec. 20 — The he hoped for "new degrees of co­ Allied vpukesnirn In Tokyo de- | sure to give you a haffa buck. American Club donesian Minister Soemltro ap­ operation.” The committee has •* I BerUn. Dec. 20—(g) — A lonelv under pmswre te upheld the ptcu- Then you start all over again. In MARY CONSOLI Manchester ThaPs our business 7 days a week, 52 weeks pealed formally to toe United ^worst the weather could do— 19.5 r*'|»'ural policeman kept watch toda'y lige of an gevei(unMut 4epurt- h o m r t o w n n ew s 'inches of snow—^wasn’t enough to been sharply critical of the Jus­ R id in g Japan cc-momicaily also I „ver the tiny vHMge of .atolpe. a good day you can dig three bucks SUtes today for "political and tice department in the past. mret* — lucludlug theee whtah right outta toe snow Uke that.” Dreaamaldag mmS Alterations a year handling Real Estate probleuis to your economic support” of the Indone­ Britain TeUs smother toe nation’s largest city Include making it an American which France la returning to Rua- gather evidruce and preoeente Covered Bottom— Buttnnholea BINGO sian republic. today. The committee wants to get the poUitary bastion as well . . . Jury Latia Escape? “ You could earn thrM bucks In testimony for its report before the charge* ot wrong-doing. Atoo Booinaato satisfaction. ^ Dr. Soemltro also asked that the acquit* four Revere counciimen west _Berlin poljce depart- • • • half a day shovelling •now.” we A t least 16 j>ersons were dead as new Congress takes over on Jan. 8. U. S. "take into serious considera­ a result of the storm that swirled «nd real e.statc dealer of b rite iy : me'nt said the po’liceman” woiiVd~re- observed. 83 Elm. Street, iteot Hartford THE OFFICE OF STONE STREET— Several homes now un­ 4-Year Plan First, From Jailers Cole Ordered Keinstnted Phom Hartford 8-8329 tion" cutting off American Mar­ across toe northeast yesterday and it wants to question toe | end conspiracy charges in ronnec-; main in the village until he was "Yeah. And yar back would be Tomorrow 6-Room Colonial— Fireplace, der construction in vari­ eight, or as many of them as the : Uon with vclcvan.s housing pro-, notified of the imminent arrival of I.o* \ttgele*, Dec. 26— /PV— Leo- shall plan aid to The Netherlands early today. There were flve ter Cole. 81m writer *unpended for broke. Not me. I ute .the old DR. RAYMOND R. copper pliinihing, fully Insu­ ous sections of town. because of the new Dutch "police Justice department■ ... . says aren't .. ^ King \hdiillah of TVan*- lated. Immediate occupancy. : To Muster Men, Money casualties in New York city, five needed in pro.seciiting indictments bean!” action." in New Jersey and six othe’rc in Jordan .says "time i» rine for a “ A"'Fiewh\Miiitary *^iovernnient Former Paralrooppp Dl*. T^Triiin*” MOZZER Night peaceful .sohiUor. of the Palestine .Ameriran .Activities committee, Confers With Lovett And Materials to Gel New England. .pew„„..„ u.. from Array was ordered rein*tate- govert'.or had proposed to the t u n i n g a n d New York bore the brunt of the W* SIJI50-a-sveek job. I ’. S. Ws- ty thievery in varloua places IN Elm Street— .7 years old. dersecretarj- of State Lovett. Russians that the return of Stolpe WILL BE CLOSED 6 room single and garage. Set 1 Nation Out of Red storm— third heaviest snow in toe Storkaile in Berlin trlrt Judge Leon R- Yaakwicli also through toe town. In the schools, r e p a i r i n g able in Man­ Emerging, he told reporters that city history. te formallv completed oa Januarv wherever crowds gather, In stores on largo teantitnlly 1ancl- he also had informed Lovett that 3. ordered Metro - Goldsryn - Mayer FROM WED. NOON, ed lot. Priced for quirk sale., London, Dec. 20- Starts studio to pay Cole somo 815.666 and In almost every place that Is the Indonesian government will — Britain The frightened village then will Berlin, Dec. 20— flp — Former ORANGE chester on — announcjed today In hack *alar>', aad retolaed jaria- in any way open to the public. Is Leonard Eccellenie . continue strong resistance to the four*year plan Experienced J PUgeims May Be Barred move behind the iron curtain. Paratrooper Edvvard J. Lads, who DEC. 22 UNTIL DOVER ROAD— to muster all her men. money and inch fall of last Dec. 26 and'27,”toe dlctioa In the case to make cer­ It that this type of thievery la on 11.3 Center St. Tel. 4757 Dutch even, though its top lead­ Stolpe, adjacent to the fSench cracked the Russian blockade for 6 room Ca|.e Cod. oullt In ^ te rla ls to get the nation out of metropolitan area started shovel-! tain hi* order Is carried oat. the Increase, or are we just hear­ HALL 1942. Seml-uir eondllloned Lilac, St. ers have been captured and are sector of Berlin, has a population his love (or lovesi. has disappear­ ing these reports that have been MON., DEC. 27 held by the Dutch. ‘ n g « r ly . A t a result nearly eve^ - From Annual Procession of less than 1.000, most ot them ed from the C .S. Army jail where Starting Time 7:45 teat, full telh down and lava­ Flee Baraiag Hoium> generally known right along? tory up, screen*. *lorm win­ He said a new government wUl Tne aim is do make Britain self- thing waa moving—though slowly.' farmers. It was given to the he waa held. Turnbull Rd. function from Boekittinggi, on the ropportlng by the time the Amer- Commuters from Suburban! French by the Russlana on Octo­ New London. Dec. 28— Most young men have enough EDMUND STREET— of his two-vear-old daughter Lada into the saow. The ssaa. who had BROTHERS Newly ciinslniclrd 8 room have our government there. • As a production effort. i Only the Long Island railroad una*’*'' travel toe route from Rome Jewish jonrnali.st* applied for line by Allied sir lift pUnes. wa.* not With either of them. pockets to keep their personal be­ Princeton St. last resort, we will set up a gov­ "Sign Post for Future” ' paralyzed In tost Decembers’ bllz-! Jerusalem to Bethlehem, birth- for permission to cover the pil­ “ Devoid of Purpose” , ...... Meeplag. were awsdioaed by longings in their clothea and. per­ Cape Cod with tile hath and Lada had teen held at the Aim y. tbeir mother, aad dM not have lavatory Hoi water heal with ernment in exile.” Officials called it "a sign post zard. announced the cancellation i grimage bnt ill'' Aiaiw avkcil for The French, therefore, an­ haps, don’t have the trouble toe Geneml Contractor Silent On Reaction stockade or; charge* of illegal en time to dress. Max Ropho, Sr. oil and fully Insulated. Near Prospect St. ; for the future." [o f 24 regular morning rush-hour. a detailed list ot «!1 arplu ant* and . nounced Stolpe was being returned try Into Be.-lir. The ‘23-year-old young women *re faced with. Jobbing and The State Department mean­ The plan assumes that Britain i trains. j frontlines of .Arab and Jewish it is vmlikelv they w ll neiralt any! to the Russians. A French com- abo Is employed oa the alght shift UNUSUAL to shopping center and bu* Newark. N,".l.. veteran hitch-hiked at the Robert Gale paper tectary The other night we heard about while was ailcnt on its reaction to willcontlnue to receive American' The Important .commuter line ■ closed today to Jews to pa*.* through their lines muniqiie « l ' l »ince • " «irport had; he Soviet tone In .Vovem- General Repairing tine. East Center St. the Dutch military action. Press The Important .commuter line ia Moatvllle. arrived hoam at hU a teen-age girl who put down a help under ERP until mid-1952. 'had' had met increasinrincreasing dUficuitUadifficulties in 'i Chri.stnia.s pilgrims. I f toe pilgrimage is held and not teen built the Village a trans­ ter. He ws.* arrested after he Officer Lincoln White told news­ There .«till wa* hope, however, fer to the French "became devoid usual time, 7:56 ik ns. ta find hi* bottle of 00^ on a chair while Call 40.33 HIGH STREET— It estimates Britain's dollar i toe early morning hours, caused' religious seiwice* at the Church went to the r. S. consulate to try she was arranging her coat on a men that Dr. Philip C. Jessup, that an agreement w-ould clear, toe o f the. Nativity will te conducted i of purpose.” honm la Ranaea aad hla lhaaitr 6 rooms, recreation room In Porter St. needg under ERP ne.xt year at by mechanical faUures of equip- ; to legalize his visit. seeking shcRer with • neighbor. seat next to her. When ebe iMweineat. 2 flreplacea, vene- American representative on toe way for the annual procession over by priests the'rc ••■liether or not ' TTie French tricolor was haulad Before 6 p. m. U. N. Security Council, "will do $940,000,000 compared with $1,- I ment and drifting snow. I Lada told s ith.orities he had turned around the aoda waa gone. tiaa htlnds. acieens and atorm the' winding six-mile hilltop road toe pilgrims attend-it will be the down yesterday. Reports from the talking for toe United States." I 263.000.000 in 1948-49. ' The snow, which started falling’ come to see h.s sweetheart. He College Sealer Expelled ‘*Ghc88 n i have to talk about the quality tires and road Peihape tola la another one of wtndmm. I car garage, ame- and Lakewood I Without American help. the In toe city at 6:20 a. m. yesterdav from the Holy City to toe scene principal Christian obser.ance of tos village gave a microscopic pra- The council is expected to take up view- of what might happen If the didn't ray at first there were two East Laaolng, Mich. Dae. 86.— alte driveway. beautifully planners said, "recovery would te began to abate at 8 p. m. and end-; of toe Nativity. Christmas eve in the Holy I-and. aervlee at V A N ’S SERVICE S T A T IO N to wake him up.** EXQUISITE HAEGER AND toe subject Wednesday. riilllng te Open Way western Allies ever sbandon Bor- of them. (iP)— Jaawa Itorichny. Mtrhlg6» landscaped. Circle gravely hampered and there would ed at 2:10 a. m. today. ; MHI Be I vual Ms.sve» State co ll^ Dr. Jessup said in Paris that the An Israeli Army spokesman Elaewhere there will be the Itn itself. He sa:4 he came for Ursula 1 Sit. MANCHESTER — Lake- U. S. feels "very grave concern” i he a real risk of the whole econ- I Moving Farther 0 «t to Sen aha aaa laveatigaled ROYAL HAEGER POTTERY Or your own lot in ac­ said officially toe Jevva are willing usual Christms.s eve rr.svses. -At The villagers, vvho turned out an Schmidt, blonde 21-vear-old ac- wood Circle— Building lot. over Indonesian events. i omy being caught in a descending The storm, which roared up toe tiass. Then he raid he wanted to | tor Ce activity by a otato Multiple cordance with your plans ; spiral.” to open the way across their lines Nazareth and Jaffa, where there impressive anti-Communlst vote i ^------_ ...... - all improvements. 92 x Dr. Soomitro is minister of for­ Atlantic coast with high winds.! to anyone who wishes to pass are large churches, sei vire* will m the Berlin elections two weeks ' tnsrry Ruth Rtecki. 23-yesr-oId ■ ceeMaiUra *6st y r iy . sea* and specifications. eign tiaile and financial affaiiK of The ambitious progrsm calls for was moving farther out to sea tcv ago. waited Jearfully behind boltod; mother of hi.* daughter. He asked " I * * J* ? . «—*»»«»»*• *»- FILMS Electrolysis 255. tile Indonesian republican govern- doubling production of oil from througli te attended hr Christ..mi Arabs Yisrr om day after sweeping much of the The .Arab'! were under..>tood to and whatever other p^ gnn.s are duois for the Ruraiara to return.' foe a vise for lluth and the baby.' Dean H. E. Oeaw.rewaaed d e v e l o p e d a n d Superfluous Hair Removed luent, and heads its delegation to ' British-owned fields, raising the northeast and ^ving many sec­ letter which GIFT NOOK have agreed "in principle" lo do at hand. They expected rept lMls. She airesdv lisd been turned down PRINTED Safely. Quickly and the United Nations Security Coun-, output of coal 23 per cent, and tions their heaviest snowfall of toe German officials of tbe village once because-of iU health. had ylalatcd cil. the same. But formal approval Arab attendance also will Open Daily and Sundays building domestic agriculture to aeason. fled Berlin. A farmer, commenting Gets Leler Froas Trsala pNMry praha 24-HOUR SERVICE Permanently He is the top Indonesian repre- still was withheld by Lt. Ool. Ah- te considerably reduced. This is an all time high level Areas hit included large parts dullsh el Tel, Trans-Jordan Arab not *»*cauic of anv restrictions on their flight, said "our officlala Officers at the Army stockade AppotatniMita strictly Private rentaUva in htla country. Seeks to Bolld Up SorpliM of New York state. Kew Jersey Film DepMit Bos FlW Ooaaaltatlon Lagion commander whooe Armies knpoaed by toe 'Jews, whose are running, but we must stay said Lada's disappearanca follow­ THE ha waa talking to Loratt, Aus­ Such tfo rts will te aimed at Pennsylvania. New control the road. with our land. It is our bread.” ed receipt of a letter from Uraula. At Store Entrance q > Md Wedmaday Afteroooaa tralian Mlniater Norman J. O. Ariniaa have occupied the Arab FLOaiST building up a £100 million ($400^ Maryland. Vtoglnla. the D M r ie t ^ It Is not known whether toe communltlaa, but by the dwindling A squad of West BerUn police She told military police toe letter Opoa Tharaday Bveolage Jarvis Realty Co. Makin was waiting to confer with 000.0001 surplus of foreign ex­ Columbia, and West "Virginia hitch is only technical. of the Arab population. hurriedly packed toe Stople po- "told him off." • Mary Crossen. R.N., Prop. the undersecretary on the Indo- change by 1952-53. Last year The storm closed the metropoli 095 MAIN STREET TEI.. 4112 Or 727.5 The pilgrimage, even if i^- is There will be. no church service Uce station's furoiturc. A West The girl Usued what may te the KEMP’S 869 Malp St.. Tcl. 2-‘2667 654 CENTER STREET held, will be toe smaUcst in many i ia Tel Aviv. The city has no Chns- Over .Marlow's (Oenttaaed oa Page 8lxteea> (Cktotlaued ea Pago Two) {Centtoned ea Paca Rtstoea) Th«** wh« rMiiearaS aar. I taai------

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