■\- .4, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I h WBO A r t n g e Dwlljr Nst Press Ruii For tha Week RoSteg IMiliyi Oetobar T, ISSO Mia* Mildred B. Hpbeon, daugh­ State Polio Cases 'Al>outTown ter of Mrs. Ethel Hobson of 313 Donald O’Connor 10,083 Portar atreeji, haa resumed her / ■Show aiT Increase m hor o f «ha . TIm dihtacnth w ual buquct studies at Lasell Junior College, W e d d in g s Due in Hartford r*mi « f Obeulattons Aubtimdale, Mass., where she i* a Manehetler^A CUy of VUUtge Charm o f ta« South Methodiat mother* member* of the senior class. She Hartford, Oct. 11.—There were and daughters will he held Friday A mammoth 4-ater 'In person” is taking the retal} training 39 poliomyelitis cases reported to .Roche-Dougan ROASTINB OHIOKENS evening at 6:30 in Ctooper hall. course. stage ahow will be presented at • (CtaaoUtod AdvartWag *■ raga M ) MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, OCtOBER 12. 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS the Connecticut State Depart­ Miss . Lois M. Dougan, daughter the State Theater, Hartford, thUj VOL. LXX, NO. 1# The theme will be "Mother* and ment o f Health during the seven- of. Mr*' William H. Dougan gf Saturday and Sunday. HeodUnlng We have chickens ready here at the farm at all timaa, Daughter*‘ Around the Wbrld.” • The Fellowship group of the Andover and the late Mr. Doiigan, will be Donald O’Connor, Unlver- day period just ended. According Ih e decorative favor* by Epworth South Methodist church, acting became the bride of William M; sol'a youthful musical comedy and Jncluding Sunday. We deliver on Friday morninc aniy. to the department's summary of U.S. Officials CIrde member* will be e s ^ ia lly on a hint in a recent edition of Roche, son of Mr. and Mrs. dancing star, who come* to the Local Police Shoot reportable dlscasee issued each State stage for hl:^rst New Ejg- There is no charge for this service, but be sure to call appropriate, and will be the hand The Herald, will serve a luncheon Michael J. Rbche of 11 Scarsdale week, the disease showed an in­ Road, Weal Hartford, Saturday, lond appearance. Donald O’Con­ Mac Arthur-T ruman Battleship Missouri work of the circle. Mr*. Herbert for the business people, Thurs­ McIQnaey i* sening a* general crease of feur cases, bringing the October 7, at ten o'clock In St nor IS, without a doubt, one of before Friday if yon wait your order delivered. T o Suspend day, October 10, from 12 noon to total number of cases reported to Hollywood’s most talented enter­ chainnan. Those who have no 1:00, at the fee charged for simi­ James's church. The double-ring Marine Who Set off daughter* of their own are urged date this year, to 339.. For the ceremony was performed by the tainers, and has starred In many lar luncheons by Emanuel Luther­ corresponding period last year, top screen hits, including *'Fran- R08ER OLCOn Alien Visas to borrow one, and vice versa. an church women and those of the Rev. Oeorge P. Hughes. Mrs. Jane Meeting May Take CSiildren twelve year* will be ad­ there were 478 cases reported. cis,” "Curtain Call at Cactus Salvation Army. The grirap has N. Maccarone played the tradition­ Creek.” "Patrick the Great,” 403 WEST CENTER ST. TELEPHONE 7868 Leading Heavy Sea mitted at an appreciable reduc­ Tuberculosis, last week’s most al bridal music and palms and Running Gun Battle not yet announced the menu, but "Mister Big” and numerous oth­ tion. The Men'* Friendship Club prc\’alent disease, dropped from white chrysanthemums decorated Action Crops from New it will be a hot meal and Is sure 38 to 29 cases. Also declining were ers. Co-headlining will be Woody of the church will prepare and to be patronized by the store the altar. aerv* the supper. chickenpox cases from 21 to 11, Herman, "The Ol’ Woodchopper" Place Aboard Ship Internal Security Act clerks, mill employees and others. jSSii bride who was given In himself, with hi* famous orches­ Corporal in Stolen Naval Car Near Death; Aimed and syphilis cases from 16 to 6. marriage by her brother, William The church office may be called Bronchopneumonia Increasdd tra, featuring the nation’s leading Barring Memhcra of for reservations. Mrs. Nelson H. Dougan. Jr., had for her maid Assault on Chong jin from 9 to 24 cases during the past Instrumental stars, including Point Blank at Policeman Maltempo But Buck is chairman of the commit­ of honor Mias Elizabeth Faye of Conti Condoll, Sunny Igoe and WRshhigton Is Specu-j -totalitarian* Parties tee. •seven-day period. Other diseases ORPER Gun Jammed; Sought to Buy Pistol at which showed increases were Hartford, and for bridesmaids. Bob Graf. The third attraction Largt SalaetlM To Miss Lorraine Rcale of Hartford lating Where Historic [NeWS ildbltS SHOE mumps from 9 to 29 cases, whoop­ wdll be Eileen Barton, ’’America’s C h t ' i m a s McKinney Lumber Co. Arousing Suspicion Washington, Oct. 12 — (F) — ’ ^Mighty Mo” and Allied ing cough from 22 to 29 case* and Misa Marilyn Jaasemlne of Singing Sweetheart,’’ whose re­ Parley in the Pacific cuUed From (/P) Wires American officiala all over the DEVELOPED Danielson. Martin Oottenheine of cording of “If I Knew You Were ChooM From , REPAIRING and lobar pneumonia from 7 to 9 O u d r H o y f ] world have been ordered to suspqnd War Vessels Set Big FILMS AND PRINTED cases. New London waa best man and Cornin’ I’d 've Baked a Cake," Is Will Be Held; To Be A pistol-happy m arina cor- • ‘t dlrecUy at the policeman’s fsc*. O f the Better Kind one of the top hit* of the day. Al­ temporarily passport visas issued Red Port Afire; At­ There Were no cases of typhoid luhera were Richard 8. Grace of Mrs. WUliom BL Roche Satur* I State police fan out over Macon porainnral mis-iireamio-fired at a Manches-manenee J“hn moment Cavsgnsro, opened srriv- fire Manchester and Alfred Holer of so on the bill will be the Chariot- 50 hor Sl.OU 25 For 11.00 25 For 12.00 Either Late Satur­ to sllens planning to come to the fever, diphtheria, trlchino.sls or ' and Logan counties in central ter policeman on Pitkin street j Maitempo on the Marine who tacks Not Many Milea DONE WHILE Per Roll influenza reported during the pa-st Mount Vernon, N. Y. cars, internationally famous sing­ 25 For 51.95— Also Box Assortments 39c McCook Hospital children's nurs­ day or on Sunday lUinol* In biggest operation o f this noon, but, returning thsii! turned to flee, halted, sought to United States. week. This was the 27th consecu* The bride's gown of pearl white ery. ing quartet o f stage, screen, ra­ Names Imprinted FREE From Chinese and Si­ YOU WATT dio and television. Extra added their six-months-old crackdown on fire, the policeman, Samuel «re hU jammed gun, fled a few Offirisls said today the State Arthur Drug Stores tlve week without a diphtheria satin waa fashioned with a sweet­ Mr. Roche la a graduate of the Aim Business Cards— Calendarii aRd * gambling .... Public Health Serv­ department telegraphed the orders rase. heart neckline and long aleeves attractions Include Pat Hill and Washington. Oct. 12.— didn‘l m i<.-Giv«. berian Borders; Allied SAM Y U LY ES University of Connecticut. In Larry Delna offering "Holiday on Children’s Story Books ice report* new cnee* of acute yesterday to embassies and consiila tapering to a point at the wrists. World War II he waa a lieutenant —Speculation arose in the poliomyelitis totaled 1,816 In a few hours to live by Dr. t^e Marine never got to permit a recheck o(» individual Forces Advancing Rap- 701 MAIN STREET The fitted bodice had a dipping Strings,” and Coro, Steve and In the Air Force and served in the Eddy, comedy-acrobatic trio. KEN’S PRINT SHOP capital today that President week ended Oct. 7 .... Moet D. M . Caldwell at Memorial i his gun working right. records because of the tight new neckline, and lace peplum, which European theater for three years. Truman’s historic meeting "■loppy *peech” in country is heard At the hospital the marine re­ Internal Security law. itily Up East Coast formed a fishtail back and extend­ There are late stage shows 241 BIRCH MT. RD. OPEN EVENINGS TEL. 2-1133 Hospital, the marine, Cpl. Leo He Is employed by an accounting every Saturday and Sunday start­ with Gen. Douglas MacAr- in Brooklyn, survey by Lingua- A. Hellmann 21. of Newport. R. I- fused to talk or to give any rea­ The law, enacted over President Male ed over the full, gathered aklrt firm in Hartford. ing at 10 p. m. phone Institute of American re^ son for his attempt to open gun Truman’s veto, bars the entry of Tokyo, Oct. 12.—(flfV-The FMONC with its sweeping train. Her veil thur this week-end might naval biaae, lay dying this after­ p o rts___ With new flames sweep­ noon with two bullet holes through play with police. ■liens who have been at any time battleship Missouri and Al­ of imported Illusion waa draped take place “aboard a ship. membeES of the Communlat "or Factory Workers fOUHtdepr ^ Ji_ ing through her cargo, SJVOO-ton the middle of his body. He re­ Police never did have anything lied warships set Chongjin SAVE ON from a satin headpiece, appliqued iy iten on refugee stories.” they are not banned from the Uni­ nouthwrat of Soviet Siberia. It ia tion* a* well. ted States by the Security act. pon*. 'IVo noted warahipa—the 46,000 Network of steel eoaffokUng 140 miles trom Siberian Vladi­ MORIARTY Already in U. N. Charter The representatives abroad were The mother of the bride wore tons battleship Miaaouri and the five stories high crashes on busy vostok, a major supply head for Mount McKinley—have figured in London street. kUling one person, instructed to notify all transpor­ Red Korea’s heavy weapon*. black and white print, with cors­ tation companies, of the suspension BROTHERS this line of apcculatlon a* the poa- injuring at least nine others and Spearheads Are Advoncteg age of white chrysanthemums, and and warn them of possible llsbillty Down the east coast 330 miles T E L . 51.15 the bridegroom's mother, a coffee- sible meeting site. ■mashing six automobiles.. .Trea­ British Minister A s-, P r e d i c t S son trial of American missionary for damage If they transport Is Wonsan, northernmost advance colored dress with yellow chry­ The Moimt McKinley served a* serts Its Same Program j s • Allied pinoer* were dating slowly ea Kuinchon (I), north of Parallel the fUgahlp of Vice Admiral Dr. (Jordon S. Seagrave, charged aliens to the United States who do 88 as U. 8.. British and Australian troops moved north In force. Spear­ point of Allied spearheada press­ santhemums. with helping rebel Karen tribes­ not hsVe valid visas. ing toward the Red capital, Following a reception for the FOR COMPLETE . . . James H. clares Democrats Will the suspension order. In addition to the Mighty Mo, brown suit with hunter* green ac­ Wednesday night (eastern stand­ ports Census Bureau.. . France D, Younger charged today that' Add Two Senate Seats The law bars not ofliy members the U. 8. heavy cruiser Helens, cessories and corsage of white ard time), bombarding North Ko­ urgently needs more and faster Russia's latest peace plan merely , of "totalitarian’’ parties, but mem­ and unldentifled British, (Jonodiart chrysanthemums. BIG CLEAR PICTURES rea near the Chinese Manchurian American military aid for Indo­ bers of thslr subsidiary branches. Cost of Defense Plans and Australian vessels took part. On their return Mr. and Mrs. border. china, but has no plana to ask for referred- to old machinery for col- j Washington, Oct. 12—(6^—Sen­ State department officiala' esti­ After on hour of shelling parts of Roche will live at 22 Williams Shortly after new* of the bom­ troops, say authoriUUvs source*. lectlve security which the Soviet! ator Kerr (D-Okla) predicted to­ mated this would make Ineligible the city were seen blazing. street, Manchester, and receive SMART-LOOKING CABINETS bardment arrived, word come Union Itself bos been paralyzing day that the Democrats will chalk possibly 90 per cent of all, Ger. The 45,000-ton Missouri bloated from the President’s official circle for the post five years. Put at Staggering Sum shore targets with one-ton. missies their friends after October 28. Up a net gain of at Isoat two Sen­ mans because the great masa of The bride attended local elemen­ in S t Louis that the "Mighty Mo” Speaking befora the U. N. As­ Germans were members of some from her 16-lnch guns, hod been deSnltely ruled out as sembly’s political committee. ate seats In th* Nov. 7 elections. tary schools and waa graduated "You -can bo -aure that there sort of Noxl erganlaations during The Mo la the flagship of tha from Wllllmantic High school and the meeting place. Younger asked Soviet Foreign th; Hitler regime, often Involun­ Sec. o f Navy Matthews teak group commander, Vic* Ad­ Ko definite time has been an­ will be more Dainocrate in th* St. Francis Hospital School of Minister Andrei Y. Visbtfisky for Senate in January, when the new tarily. Vatican Agent miral Arthur D. Struble. Nursing. She is a supervisor at nounced for the Trumon-MaeAr- Over Color TV some assurance that Russia gen­ The attorney general I* author­ Estimates It as Over There had been speculation that thur cbnferenoc, but tha timing of Ckmgresa eoiiVinea, than there are uinely Intends now to try to re­ now," he told a reporter. ised to grant special exemption in the Missouri might be the setting Mr. Truman’s flight in the Padfle concile her differences with the Individual cases, but only to per­ This Year’s Entire Bud­ Is Criticized of President Truman’s conference Indlcotee that It might be late Kerr, a member of the Demo­ HAPPY! Rival Companies Assert other major powers. cratic Senatorial (Campaign com­ son* Coming here as temporary get; Gives Figures in the Far Pacific with General EDITH S. WILLIAMS Saturday or Sunday. Younger gave the west’s formal mittee, laid he waa not so familiar visitors and not as Immigrants. MacArthur this week-end; After The "KOghty Mo’' ho* a strong Present Sets Cannot answer to Vishlnsky’s proposal for Also he has to make a special re­ Lutherans Hit Proposal news of the shelling, the big war­ Teacher of Piano and with races for House seats. But he Omaha, Neb., Oct. 12- ((P)—Sec­ sentimental ^q>eal .for both con­ Pick Up the Pictures consultations- among the Big Five added that the Democrats’ pros­ port to Congress on each such ex­ ship waa ruled out as a meeting Piano Accordion ferees. It Is named for Mr. Tru­ and for the creation of on inter­ emption. retary of the Navy Matthews said For U. S. Ambassador; plaoe. a*d? Why, illa eb etk! — AHanH€ f vrasca O il man’s home state and was spon- pects for picking up additional Beginners a Specialty national army under the Security strength in the House must be Official* said It haa been decided today the co4t of operating the na­ Firing Is Oonttnulng It triple rH eedr oored by his daughter, Margaret, Washington, O ct 12— — A to grant exemption* generally to Censure New Dogma Admiral Struble aald."we have Tel. 8291 Evening* GO CROSLEY CTouncil, where the veto prevails. good, judging from th* senstoriol tional m lllUry eaUbllahment alone when tha president eras senator a 400-round allowance for today." And Triple Refining meana Atlantic Fur- threat of court action and further Coe Induded In Charter campaigns. foreigner* coming here at U. S. next year may excbed this year’s from Mlosouri. Republioon Predictions government expeaae under ex- Columbus, O., Oct. 12—(ff)—The This mention of the number of big naoa Ou will give maximum oonvermon to heat ATUNTIC On Ite brood deck in Tokyo bay major delays hung over home col­ The Soviet proposals already are entire national budget. That would —aM it bums cUan, too! Get filled up now and or television today despite on offi­ included in the U. N. CSiarter. Aa Republicans, of course, have he more than $42,000,000,0(K). American Lutheran phurch closed been predicting that the gains will (Gontianed on Png* Elevea) He said that the final sum, Its. national convention here lost (Ooatlnued an Png* Tweh*) avoid the fall niah. Call or write us today for HEAIINC Oils (C 0* Iteg* Two) cial go-ahead for the (Columbia such they ore not objected to in Vour next winter’a supply. AUTO GLASS principle by the United States and bq made by their party. Senator when determined, "will be painful night by strongly criticising pro­ Broadcasting System’s method. Brewster of Maine, chairman of Britain. Ijowever, the American to contemplate” and will test the posals to appolht anothar American MIRRORS The Federal Communications the GOP Senatorial Campaign national cnaracter to face up to CoitWsslon announced late yes­ and British delegations have un- representative to the Vatican. Eden Scores committee, sold lost week that Cities Report the reality.” Delegates representing the ALC’s Behind Scenes terday that It hod mode Snol its dezscored their position that the changes are "faily good” that Re­ Soviet plan can in no way be re­ Matthews want on to caution more than 700,000 idembera ap­ previous tentative selection of the publicans will capture control of there must be "no hesitation or L. T. WOOD CO. CTS ayatem as the national color garded os a substitute for the both the Senate and the House. Wage Boosts proved a resolution declaring rep- Labor Party indeclslbn" about going through Legion Fight televiaion plan. CBS immedUtely ■even-power resolution for on reeenUUon by either an amboosa- Fifty Washington political writ­ ——— with th* plans tor new mUlUry DISTRIBUTORS promtiromlaed to "promote (it) to the anti-veto system of opposing ag­ ers polled by Newsweek mogsslne dor or a personal representative, of legislation now being drawn up the president at the Roman Catho­ hllL" gression. predicted BepuUiean gains in both Vew Pay Raises Go In* for presentation to Congress when Raps British Govern­ 51 BISSELL STRETET PHONE 4496 But Isidor Goldberg, president The west’s position, ■■ outllnsd lic church’s headquarters 'Violates Foreign Policy Censiure It reconvenes on NoV. 27. the principle of separation of of the Pilot Radio Oorp., aoid in by an American spokesman yes­ (UoatbnwI^M Fog* Txreive) to Operation in Many ment -for Its Sh)w- Is Delaying Sdbedule at "It must not bo forgotten," he church and state." New York hia Srm will seek an terday and concurred in by Bri­ ■aid, "that Korea la only a,symp­ injunction to atey the FCC’a ac­ tain, Is that the proposals, while Industries in Nation (President Franklin D. Roose­ nesft in the Rearming San Francisco 'Pailey tom of the political pUgue which velt appointed Myron C. Taylor os tion. Declaring that the commis­ admirable In themselves, are not affilcte the woi^d . . . Total war sion should' have delayed the de­ new— they were contained In the hVs persons! representative to the Blackpool, Eng., Oct. 12.—(F)— GAUDET’S East Berliners By The Associated Press mqy not be InevlUbI*. but we dare Vatican in 1939. Taylor held the tU H Los Angeles, Oct. 13—i/f)—A cision for another nine months, United Nation* charter signed at New pay raisea In several indue- Anthony Eden. Number Two man JEWEI.ERS not assume that It Is avoidable.” post until January, 1960. when he behind-the-scenes' fight over cen­ Goldberg sold "we very definitely Son Francisco five years ago and tries were reported today in the Th* Navy chieftain voiced these In Britain's Conservatl-ve party, StoN Waats, plan injunctive proceedings.” reaigned. Prealdeht Truman haa 891 MAIN ST. sure of U. 8. Foreign Policy only Soviet obstruction bos pre­ Vote Secretly wake of wage boost demands In views in on address prepared for chided the Labor government to­ VaMtIi The action oIm come under fire not appointed a succeaaor.) Aeit«*' From S t James'* ChuiTh jammed the schedule of the 32n4 vented them from being Into the vital stael and railroad Indus­ a home sUte hudience, the Nebras­ day for slowneaa in rearming and To Twpt annual American Legion National from the Radio Corporation of The reaolutlon declared that such sold the proposal to send one new operation before this. trie*. ka Bonkers Association. convention today. ) America, developer of one compet The pay raises came in mari­ division into Europe was not Ing color TV system ruled out by They pointed out that consulta- Over 37 5,0 00 in the TO finance the new defenoa -ef­ (OonttniMd oa Pago Bight) The Legion’s Foreign Policy com­ time, clothing, brick, aviation, fort, he said, new taxes will have enough. mittee come up with a report for Russian Sector Mail dairy, and plumbing supply indus­ Eden, wartime foreign secre­ Introduce (Continued on Page Twelve) (ODaUnued *■ Pag* Twelva) to be paid, controls, endured and •ubmlaalon to the convention—18 tries in several cities. "the even tenor of our civilian pur­ Treasury Balance tary and Winston Churchill’s right' hours late — then withdraw it for Ration Cards m Signs Meanwhile- a railway express suits win be violently dlaturbed.” hand man, told delegates to the further revlsiona. Falhir* to have ■trike In New York was settled Olvt« pr»-Vle«v of Plan Wa*hlngt— More than but the Pittsburgh newspaper Matthewa gave a preview of pocition of the Treaaury Oct. 10: ative party the Labor government . terday forced early adjountment. 3,000.000,' West BerUners paid si­ strike continued. what defense planner* have In RecelpU $164,400,988.13: expendi­ is being "dangerously siow” in Authoritative sodreea said the lent tribute today to Germans i In steel, the CIO steelwbrkers tures $139,087,763.08; balance $4.- pushing ite defense program. and United States Steel Corpora­ 1949 Buick Sedanet $1995j90 issue is how far tb* Legion will go slating "Communist terror" in tha (Coatbraei or Pag* Elavaa) 359,386.063.76. Cbmmenting on recent govern­ SHIRT in criticizing Secretary of State News Flashes tion planned to begin to begin ment dlaclositrea that BritoiR i Radio, Heater and, Dynoflow. etty** Bovist sector. D«sn Acheson. A t noon airana signalled * « two- talk* Monday 'on tha union’s de­ would eraate a teasrva o f two naw (Late BoIlattaM o( Iha un Wirs) The Legldfl’a fetlring'executive minute sllene* throughout West mand for "a vary healthy" wage dlvlslona In Britain and R third In 19tt Buick Sedanet ni^liJOO committee recommended last 8un‘ Berlin. booat.. Germany early next year, BMen SERVICE In the railroad negotiations. 8re- Geographer Thinks Asiatics Heater oad DynaBoir. ------" r day that the convention vote to The tri^ te ..followed Mayor ■aid: , B U Y N O W 41 ask President Truman to remove men and enginemen ore making 85 "That ia not enough, either of) LimU UN Authority To South Korea Eraat Keufer’a anneuncemant that “ Acheaon. Such Speakers aa Sena­ cents more an hour for 85,000 our own account or as assurance Lake Success, OcU 12— (/P)--Thc UN Commiasioii on Korea, 370,713 adult raaidente of Ruaaion- workers, and 15 other unions rep- 1949 Mercury Two-Door S1595J0 tors Malone of Nevada and Mundt occupled East Berlin . bad voted Beat Columbus to America to our Allies. « of South Dakota, both Republicana, unanimously approved toiday aa Australian propoaal which raaenting 1,000,000 workers are Will Create CoaSdewoe Radio and Heater. ogolnat Oomrauniam and for seeking 25 cents more. You Have An have been eharpiy criUcal o f State would limit the authority of the UN-backed Republic of Ko­ democratic unification of the city "Europe la mors concerned with Wage Boosts In Varioua GiUe* . Profeaeor Carter conclude*, "la that dlvlslona gathered. on the conti­ SAVE 10% TAX NOV. 1 Department policies before the rea, to South Korea. The resolution was considered at a cloacd by moiling old ration corda aa an Wage boosts were reported from BolUmorc, Oct. 13—(FL^lt waa ^man did make euch unrecord^ nent o f Europe. It is troops ate- - 1947 Chevrolet Conv. Cpe. $199100 convention. meetina of the commission this morning and final action waa Indication o f tbair sentimante to these cities: not to a new world that Chriatoi*er No Mention of Acheson th* urastern d ty hall. ocean voyogea — probably In elab- tioned there that can beat give Opportunity To Radio aad Heater. withheld until the Netherlands^de^gste received instructions. New York—about 1,000 CIO ra Columbus sailed the ocean blue In Copies of the foreign affairs' Th* j^ g la of street traffic died 14M, a John* Hopkins University , orate giant canoea. . oonSdence to the countries which PRICES START AT $199.95 UP. dio operators and 13,000 marine I "In addition to plants, ancient committs* report later withdrawn, awhy. Workers paused In th* fac­ engineers sailing ships out of A t geographer believes. may have to face the first shock Win This 12i" which wiere handed to raportera In French Finance Head Here tories. Wastem radio stations A well-beatan track between lexplorera from Asia could have of hostilities.*' 1946 Chevrolet Sedan $89100 lantic and Gulf coast porta have ; brought to the new world ouch advance of convening the final Washington, OcL I2-r(fl*)— French Finance Minister Mau­ went sUent. won a pay booat of 6.38 per cent. Asia and the America* probably He said tha.proposed one new Radio aod Heater. Mayor Reuter said the silence , skill* aa hieroglyphic writing, met- division for Ekiropean defens* day's session this morning censured rice Petsche arrived here today to join hia country’s defense Boston—About 320.000 garment existed two or three thousand Teletone TV Set the department but made no men­ “expreaaed out protest against Industry workers ip the east were years before Columbtu mode hU I allurgy and weaving techniquea. against poaMble Communist ag­ 1941 Nash Twe-Door $39100 tion of Acheson peraonally, minister in urging approximately $750,000,000 in outside fid terror In tbs east, our unity with told their Wages will go up 13H epic first voyage. Profasoor "At about the time of Christ, the gression “will have to b* stepped Convontlon Iskdani. aald there to speed France’s 1051 rearmament program. ’’I pm not a brethren there and the win of all cents an hour next month. 'inhabitant* of the old and new up." He did not make’ any eperifle Rodloi I Heater. Oeorge F. Carter write* in th* cur­ was no tedlnnllon wbm the revised begger,” he told reporters at the airport. “I am a grateful clUsena for free electlbaa In all Pittsburgh—^The brick and clay rent iasu* of the "Southwestern worlds were In frequent contact recommendatldn aa to h m much and were exchanging information the Britiah force on'-.th* contiiMOt • Chance Given With Every 3 report might b* ready for sub- f r i ^ . ” Bertin.” Indiutry agritod to pay 10 cents Journal of. Anthropology.” miaoion. TOe committM, headed A Jubilant West Assembly beard more an hour after October 1 to freely." ahouM he Increased, 1940 DeSoto Sedan $39199 • • * ...... ’’ Americans pay tribute today to by William Verity of MUMDetown, the mayor diacloae the final votes 3.000 „ workers In > Pennsylvania, Columbus "0* America'* discoverer. Aftw hia half hour spaedi, th* Shirts Or Multiple Of 3 Rodte aad Heater. conferenc* paasad unanimously a 'u * O.Miaa been in almost continuous NAP Limits Defense Orders voluatarily mailed to the City Hall Mtsaourt, Texas, Ohio oni^ Ken Dr. Carter suggests th* Astatic Genoese Celebrtde seasion since Sunday,* and worked Washinirton, (k t. 12— M& AtchMon. program,, he aald. It aeoma at prea- of theae children she sal(^ had notice waa read of the State Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graharii, Miss tion from the main American StaHi Snaday: “My Daar tacralary” for the fall and winter aeaaon. Rec Winners of the first prizes at what are classtSsd aa "C” or ‘‘D” pariaon of bulleta taken from the afternoon in the Manchester Farmers are reporting record Aa to the neettOB Vnt aa If most of the higher atand- Yale psychiatrist’s body and the Orange meeting to be held In Hazel Graham, and Miaa, Bertha landings at Inchon, on the west aad "PaiMa** bulldlnga which are under town each of the thirty-eight tables teeth, and they were put In "A" roast. ”rhen it raced around the Country Club. The weather was harvests in potatoes, cabbage, spin­ Aa for the elecUon, word from Ing pupils or those who are eome- Thorne home in North Haven, Hartford .Qrt 17. 18, 19 and 20. Place enjoyed a acenic motqp trip tupervlslon are located on School were awarded with red glass' ach. celery, broccoli and late Asthmatic? what of a problem are the ones to condition. ' Six. for one reason Korean peninsula In time to sup­ a ^ t (East Side Rec) and on Ideal and the clubhouse near the ^di^partxnent caucuaea i» that Erie scene of Ihe shooting, and the re­ The master urged as many mem­ in northern Massachusetts iuid bowls filled with narcissi bulbs. squash. Yields in many cases arc be reached bv the program for the or another, were not able to have bers aa possible to attend and port Marines crossing the Han lake with the brilliant fall foliage iCoeka Jr., 29, I>awaon, Oa., air- volver found on Trent-Lyon’a per­ southern Vermont Sunday, Octo­ Cedar street (Weat SKte Rec). also Second awards were telephone above early expectations. Sugar moat part. A vast number, he ad­ their work completed. Seventeen take the sixth degTee. ber 8. river between Inchon and Seoul. on its banks is a favorite spot for r'tinea axecutire and farmer, haa son at the Ume of his arrest. Ull­ the YMCA on North Main pads amt calendars. pumpkins are beginning to reach SANSON'S mitted regretfully, ere Just paaa- second graders were treated. After the business session the Mr. and Mrs. Emery M. Clough It was the only U. S. batUeship in ' Assistants at all the bulldlnga social gatherings at this season of ’ the edge over hie two opponenta Eleven of theae had their teeth man said. 7TT the market in moderate to liberal iin tho.raea for aatlenal oommand- ed by, even though the advantages Trent-Lyon, 27-year-old grad­ regular officers conferred the first were Sunday guests of ralatlvea active service when the Korean HARTFORD for the coming season the year. ASTHMA are'there for all to take, because, checked and cleaned. fighting started. supplies. Only the apple crop Is ior. uate of Yale college and the Har­ degree on a class of eight, and the In Newington, Conn. announced. Mike Saverlck wltl ^ The interior was beRutIfully Students Cover he said, they do not. ask for assist­ Mrs. Pierce wishes to acknowl­ degree team''conferred the second Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meachain, During World War II the'Mis­ back aa assIsUnt director at the decorated with yellow and rust slow, running about 60 per cent be­ . He la ona of two World War II vard Trinity school, ia being held hind for the same period last year. REMEDY icandidatea. The other la Donald ance. It la the aim of the dli-ec- edge the work of her committee. In the county jail here on order of degree In a very creditable man­ Mias Anna M. Rialey and Maurice souri saw service in the western East Side Rec with Bill Muraay, chrysanthemums, the gift of Miss Newspaper Day • WUaon, SS, Oarkaburf, W. V a. tors to guide, rather than advise Mrs. C. Randolph Forbes, Mrs. Coroner James J. Corrigan. ner. ’ Pomona Deputy John Gris­ Meacham were Sunday guesta of Pacific, supporting the Iwo Jlma i I N P E R S O N i aa Boys’ room supervisor. Earl Mary Chapman, who personally the pupil. Talking over several pos­ Meriden Man StablM!> are being served each elected Oral directress will preside , night at the home of Mrs. Frank October 5. Mr. Ives is the son of cisco ’49ers. "I was riding the Retiring After 32 Years 'American citlaena ahould be tn- day. Tlie finnnrl.nt situation is over the afternoon business ses-1 the late Frank and Gertrude Haw­ bench when Bill Intercepted a for the above fees. The junior and you would no longer require until pale colored and thick; grad­ A movie “.Second Chance” will Pierce. Mrs. Charles Reardon season extends from October 16 a 6 room house of a single home i ually add sugar and vanilla, con­ 'tanied and tried aa traitora. those staple and meals of .an exceptional Sion. A Chinese auction '* ' be".hown'at the Hebron Congre- will be co-hostess. All women In kins Ives formerly of Tolland. Yankee pass and ran for a touch not citlaena should be treated aa standani. he a,aid. More volunteers^ for the afternoon and each mem- ' " o Tolland Giange. No. 51, P. of down.” Gil recounts. ’’I automatic­ until April 1, 1951. with a minimum floor area of 1250 ‘ Washington. Oct. 12—(S3 —The Then he came here as a lobbyist tinuing to beat well. Add dry in­ the Main street area are Invited. Junior rooms are open from o square feet (25x60)? How about for the Non-Partisan League. gredients, diced apples and nut enemy apiea; federal legislation are needed and any who can as­ bers is asked to bring some srticle, | gational church on Sunday e^e- A dance soonsored bv the Moth­ H., will sponsor a public setback ally stood up and cheered my older DRIVE IN dean of the nation’s lobbyists, allowing the death penalty for sist are urged to contact Mrs. elther food or white elephant for ! ning at 7:30 o'clock. The public party at Grange Hall, Wednesday, brother. The Yankee coach acted p.m. to 9 p.m. dally. Monday your son or daughter? Will it Benjamin C. Marsh of People's whlQh he describes as a liberal meats; mix well. Turn Into 10- ers’ Circle of St. Francis of Assisi through Friday evenings. Games inch well-greased pie plate, spread pannaa 'convicted of espionage, L\isky. Mrs, Morris, Kaplan Sub­ October 18. automatically, too. He fined me a be necessary for them to live out Lobby, Inc., is retiring. farm outfit. the sale. I is invited to attend. This picture chinch will be held at Communltv PIKE THEATRE available are Uble tennis, pool, of Manchester to sUy within their evenly and bake In slow oven (325 sane tag* or sedition In times of mitted her resignstlon as vice- Herbert Bhiglert, chairman of I is taken from a book of Faitli hall Satuixlav. Oct. 21 from 8:15 Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Walker of hundred dollars for what he said For 32 years Marsh has looked Since then he has plugged for peace aa well aa war; removal president due to pres.siire of horse was ‘fraternizing’ on my part.” darts, checkers and many other housing budget or do you think public housing, unemployment in­ deg.) for 45 minutes. Columbia Chapter American Red Baldwin's. p. m. till midnight. "nie Barn­ Ijillstown, Conn., were recent a t—and trieo to influence— the from government office anyone business The nomlnstlng commit­ table gapves. they will be able to start off in s surance. old age benefits. But he Serve with plain or whipped Cross wishes to remind local peo The Teen-Agers are planning to stormers will furnish the music. guests at the Steele-Hall home. Memberahip activities include home coating In the vicinity of Washington scene. Now he's 74, L'ream, or ice cream. This dessert uhd^ fnom Communist activities tee, Mrs Donsld 'Tuttle. Mrs. said he had no idea whether he pie of the need for blood for Korea. attend “The Rally " held at Bu.sh- There will he two more se.sslons Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig gym classes, handball, bowllngj $18,800.001 Will they have, and the doctors say it’s time for haa a thin, crisp, meringue-like have bean allowed to operate. .Tames Young and Mrs. I^ouls 8o- for making voters Saturday from of Manchester, were Sunday call- him to rest. At the end of this had helped bring these about. OOrtr tiaanimously approved liicehl are to siibmlt a new can­ Columbia people, helping to HU the nell Memorial in Hartford on basketball, volleyball, biidminton. enough of a cash down payment topping, with a la.ver of batter- Manchester and Willimanttc re- Sunday afternoon, October 22, at 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.. at the Town era of Mra. Leila Hall and Miss EASTWOOD boxing, plunge privileges in the to keep the monthly cost within month, both he and the People’s i "I play U straight,” he said. "I coated apples and nut meals leadRUluiia deplored the release didate at the next meeting. Mrs. Hall and Saturday. Oct. 21 from qulrementa since Columbia chapter three o'clock. Bernice A. Hall. East Side building. Reduced rates their income? Lobby Inc., will go out of business. go up before a congressional com­ Since the crisp topping crumbles froaiii' Jail of longshoin union chief Repinsld Lewis was named, to 9 a. m to 8 n. m. Tliere will he Miss Sadie Millard attended the Maybe you mentally picture a is too small to bring the mobile William and Ellen Secord sp»nt Tyraaae Pawer JeroHM are allowed In bowling and for Manchester Board of Realtors mittee and say: 'We haven't any under the knife it may be cut at HartT Rrtdgea urged continuance head a committee which will a special session at the Town Hal! Sabra Trumbull Chapter, D. A. R. lobbyist as a well stuffed character m check and revise the by-laws for unit here, are urged to go to Man- the week-end and Monday at the Onaa Wellri showers to members. votes. We haven't any money. Sup­ the table. of C House unAmerlcah actlvl* for those whosg, rights have ma­ meeting hald at Lebanon, Wednes­ who has a well stuffed expense ac­ consideration at the next meeting. chestfr, Friday, tb the Center home of their grandparent.i, Mr. LoIr Albrigkt Bowling alleys are available In pose you consider the merits of the Merchants of the town contrib­ tlea coauaitteor commended A.FL tured or who have become of legal day, October 11. Proaideot WnUam Oreen for hia Mrs. Jonathan , Woodward re- Congregational church to make and Mrs. David Sullivan in Ea.vt “Black teach building. Leagues and spe­ count and who smokes a well legislation for a change . " uted generously of candy, cig­ re.stdencc after Oct. 21. Miss Hazel West of Hartford, “When cial groups are organized during Albert E. Bray stuffed cigar. arettes, Jewelry, silverware, nuv anti>C<»imuniatIe work and re- p'Jrtcd having cleared $42 '<2 on their contribution. Donor cards Hartford. ^ A meeting of the Democratic On the other hand, the Inevitable Mrs. Fred Way and son John was a week-end guest at the home the season. Alleys should be re­ If so, your mental picture needs afflriAM fhlth ln. tha.PBI and iU the rummage sale sponsored by may be obtained from Mr. Englert Town Committee will be held to- Rose” You’re duplicating machine has been busy cities, and even beautiful wrap­ spent the week-end In Belmont, of her brother. Rupert B. West and served in advance. The small East Oil Dairy Team retouching, as far as Ben Marsh | ping papers and ribbons for more dlrsetdr. J. Edgar )i|kovar.^ Columbia PTA rec,'ntly. from Smith's Store or Midway ga­ nirht St eight at the Town Hail (!■ C«l«r> SmiUng” tossing out ideas and opinions. Laat ntght the Laglonnalraa The Tolland County Dlatrlct rage and should be Hlled out and Mass., the gue.sts of Dr. and Mrs. family of Snipsic Lake section of Side Rec gyms will be utilized for is concerned. | •'If you grind, grind, grind," said than twenty door prizes. Mrs. R nnd the Board of Finance will hold i:4S-t'.3S spe<;ialized physical conditioning ataged a mammoth pageant Of PTA meeting’is to be held In An­ given to Mr, Englert immediately Tolland. storm. Oct. 12 — (Special) — He's a lean, twinkly, scraggly Marsh, "you may get out somj B. Wadsworth whose responsibill dover, Monday. Oct. 23 in the low­ ^ T rS S .S jr'S a lh«, iwr .l.;r. Ort. ,J. Tolland Grange is planning a exercises such as boxing, wrest­ haired individual who would love movtt atara In Mamorial CoUaeum, so that he may make an appoint­ Tlic results of the Women’s Albert E. Bray of Coventry, stu­ facts that will get people to think.' f^Bturtag aueh show peraonalltles er room In the Congregational annual meeting at the borne of public auction at Grange Hall. SUN.; "Tea For Two”—Color ling. handball and special workouts. to smoke a pipe. The doctors have ment for the donor. Mrs. Walter Wright on Jones Bowling League so far are: Atom­ Movies on aocial and sthletic dent St the University 0? Con­ IncldenUlly. March once was aa tenor Ezio Pinza of "South church. Supper will be served at ic Bombers won 0, lost 4: Jets Monday evening. October 23. Read Herald Advs. said no, but he keeps it in his investigated by the attorney gen­ Pacific,” Roy Rogera, Gary Cooper 6:30. Keservationa must be made Local residents who are quall- street. Tlie following officers Miss Mary Bugbee of West events will be shown periodically. necticut College of Agriculture is mouth, unfilled and cold, for old Oed and wish to become voters in were elected for the coming year: won 4, lost 0- NutmeTgera won 4. Basketball leagues are planned eral. I MILES BETTER amaaingfy priced for limited time and Red Skelton. with Mrs. Montague White of An­ lo.st 0: Laurels won 0. lost 4; St. Springfleld, Mass., was a dinner a member of a four man team times’ sake. dover before that date so those Columbia will have an opportunity 1 president, Mrs. Nellie Rydell. vice in all buildings for midget, junior, "That was back In 1921.” he Francis won 1. lost .3: Pleasant guest of Mrs. Mable W. Spicer 6nd f o r which will compete in dairy manu­ As for fat expense accounts—. planning to attend are urged to to do so Saturday when tow n offl-1 president. Miss Marjorie Martin: ilrs. Lucy W. Usher, Monday; Oc­ intermediate and senior members. People’s Lobby Inc., according said. "Harry Daugherty sent a j in every wayl Ta»4lary*B Vertict—Ouilty Valiev won 3. Inst 1; Razzle Daz­ ONE facturing at the International contact Mrs. Lusky and give their cials meet In Yeomans Hall from j secretary, Mrs. Irene Wright and tober 9. ‘ The complete schedule at all Rec to Marsh, is supported by 2,000 man around to ask questions, at zles won 2. lost 2; Independents NOW ENTIRE buildings will be announced in Sat­ Dairy Products Judging Contest at that time I think they had the names. 9 a. m. until 6 p. m.; again Octo- treasurer. Mrs. Elvira Sagllo. won 2. lost 2. The Mothers’ club contributors. He says most of these Norwich. England, Oct. 12—(Pi ber 21 from 9 a. m. jintil-8 p. m.' Hr. and Mrt. Robert F. Hawley urday's edition of The Herald. Atlantic City next week. Profes­ idea I was taking Moscow gold.” —^Tba trial of Norman Ooldthorpc, Miss Faye Tashllk. daughter of and Timothy Edwards games were WEEK have small, fixed incomes and that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tashllk of There will be a 6nal aeaslon N o v .o f Manchester who 'recently sor E. O. Andempn of the Univer­ Marsh pulled on the empty pipe, accuasd of the strangulation mnr- postponed. sity said today. ’Twenty six etate five-sixths of all contributions are dor of a 46-ysar-oId woman, was Hebron road, has been elected 6 for those whose rights mature bought the Dr. WhlttleVs farm on and then said cheerfully: Federal agricultural colleges are compet- for $5 or less i vice president of Beta Sigma Gam- between October 21 and the date I Gilead atreet have moved into their dragging to a close. ’ The jury SOMHHING Under the law, lobbyists have to “Hell, toy big trouble has been TIRES retired to consider its verdict. na SDrority at Bryant School of of the election, from 1 p. m. until' new home. „ . v --&i_..../.* Open Forum Isig. ‘disclose how much they spend. In Business Administration in Provi­ 8 D m I Mr. and Mrs. Charles l^ h ac- The; contest, an annual affair, that*! haven’t been able to get hold far Forty minutes Ister. the 12 “ ; __ Mr and Mrs. Tlionias Tolland ... will be held In connection with the the Aug. 22 issue of the ''Congres­ of any good old American gold, dence. Miss Tashllk is alto presi­ The Cost of Homes Miemn men filed back Into the dent of her dormitory and of Hillel Fire Chief Richard K. Davis is a I ^ I t o n and spent the Dairy Industries Exposition Oc­ sional Record” Marsh shows how much less Moscow's.” i aiACK Theae Thrifty NIftlee wfll nmpd am - expectant courtroom — and asked Organization at the college. Laat patient at Hartford hospital. | Hampshire. j^r. and Mrs, William Wuerdlg ' — NOW PL.AYIXO — IN THE tober 16 to 21. much he spent for three months. your Fell w erdrohe...« dafaity B tll* for a cup of tea. The judge sent Mrs. Sol Slnder ia a patient at; jjj Mrs. Carl I.ankof .spent .M anchester were callers Sun-, To the EMttor: Connecticut will be represented YoU'll get an idea from one Item. week end she was feted, by her The Manchester Board of Real­ tatty deaigned le aUmd «p am ier them hack to work. Three minutes classmates In'hopor of her 19th Windham Community Memorial i p^oday in Yonkers. N. Y. the steele-Hall home, by a team whose members will For the entire three months, he later they delivered their v erd ict- hoapltal where ahe was taken for j pyputs ol Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt. | w . Sumner Simpson of ENnRTAINMENT/^ tors wishes to bring to the mind compete in the butter, cheese, ice said, his lobbjlng expcndlturw for Ain O GLASS rugged ireatmeBi... ■ iatArt 8Rr«^ guilty. birthday which fell on the sixth. a fieid e of the future home buyer of Man- Mr. and Mrs. John Osmond have an emergency appendectomy early! Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil '"■''re j xolland. author of several books G K -N E cream and milk classes. "travel, food, lodging, and enter­ MIRRORS wedgie for apecinl noeealtma. C e te « * Monday morning. 1 caliers at the home of Mr. and , grnall children, and newspaper cheater a few more of the changes Awards will consist of three tainment” came to exactly $20.83. / Waa eager as their guest, Mr. Osmond's aunt, SKESI i to be discussed at the open' meet­ or both of theae aBperh.rahMe 1 Mrs. Gustavua Tew of Baltimore. $850-scholarships, one to be pre­ After graduating from Grinnell Parents of prs-achool age chil-lMrs Albert Doran In New 1 columnist xLo^iaU^n ing Friday night, October 13, at thla redneed priec. Obtetanatl —(P)— Ewell Back- Md. sented to each of the three top college in Iowa, Marsh kicked V * •**n'^h’nd"ronfer° i ""Mr's" ^dith Winters who has at*its meeting Wednesday. October the Hollister Street School Audi­ wall. aco kuilcr for the Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Lewis, team s by the Dairy Industries Sup­ around quite a bit. He took post­ . yiaps nl bit^vul bring thra to a well-child confer-j caring for Clarence J. Fogil j n, at 8 p. m. at the Northeast PLUS: “CURTAIN CALL torium. Rods, had no haaeball ambitions Woodland Terrace, with Dr. and If the size of the home is In­ ply association, and a silver cup graduate work in economics, was enc# in Yeomans Hall, Thursday~n. relumed , .to * her_in home r*r>iumbta in Columbia I | «rkool in m Rm-wviiinRockville, her subject be- AT c a c t u s c r e e k ** to the top-scoring team In each of ■Ml ,■'.•1^' when he waa a high school student Mrs. Frank Ferrigno of Williman- for plfysicsl examityation. creased and the upstairs is fin­ a Balkan war correspondent in • Ibii| in Lavama. CAUf., but made his tic and Dr. and Mrs. Georgs Out- ,,n Mondav. Mr. Fogil is Improving ing."Waiting For Young People. ” the four products. 1912, worked as 4 lobbyist for bet­ '•99*4 hr 903 Main St., Monchestir ellnte is state sponsored and there,• and is now ^ able to ^ebe up and 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Eldred. Doyle ished most young j^ p le will not name in baaketball. Blacky who water of Norwich, attended. Pm ^ -« b le to purchase, them. The Connecticut haa won six scholar- ter tenement laws in Naw York. E d B rM B l" dinner dance of the New Veteri­ U' a a expense to the pWentpatent. Dr. | enlertalned at their Tolland home ahips in the last eight contests. notched a no-hlt game in 1947, Sunday, a family reunion of more United States Government ia in woU a basketball ' acholarahip at narian Medical Association held W. C. Halnsworth, local pediatrl-^. j j „ cabcl Scott of Anderson said, and twice haa won clan will be the examtng physician. i crantson. R- I., and Miss Beatrice than 40 of their relaUVea, some the process of establishing addi­ th# Unlveraity of California but in the Mehegan Hotel in N r* Lon­ tional restrictions to home buyers the cup offered in tha butter class. dropped out *# school after his don. Tuesda.v night. Those who wish to attend should! gpott of WUlimantlc were week- of them from lont distances. A win again this year wlU give It call Mrs. W. F-. Pierce, conference! ^^^‘^ e V ta a rth e home of Mr. and I Doris CTough^ of the High forcing down payments ranging PRESCRIPTIONS fft^msn year. Mrs. I^nald R. Tuttle enter­ AIR-CONDITIONED from 8 per cent to 60 per cent knd Connecticut* permanent possessibq tained the 46th Club at her home chairman, and make an appoint-1 Mrs. Harvey ScotL ' ' ’t hool faculty of Maplew-ood.^N. Oempoomled by men ot many STATE SERVICE Pet. CeasUns these alone will reOtrict the num­ of the cup. IllVi Oeatet SL Fbnor 6SB6 ' About heif.'tbs nation has been in Columbia ______Center Wednesdav______.. for ment. | Mrs. Carl Gelsaler and son Paul | J.. spent the week-end at her ’Tol- Tyrane Power ''years ezperlenoe, STATION OrMB Welles Joha Dan ber of buyers. Store FTooto, Metur* Fromlag : mapped by the tl. S. Geological | lunche'in. The women spent the af- Mlss Hsrle Field Is a patient at of Manchester were Monday I nf th» “BLACK “OIJI This area Is still In need of Dewntowa Tjdol ty. Survey In the past 70 years, but 1 ternoon sewing, Windham Community Memorial ■ era at the homes of Mrs. J . Kel- ; 7 H i e h ^ h ^ f^ulU * BOSi:” ^ CBAZT” VMrtlao RUods sc ito homes and unless they can be Deaths Last Night 770 Mala S t Tel. 4807 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL loax White and Mrs. (Varies F ish . , Orange. N. J.. High I I racult>, 0 many maps are now out of date. 1 Mrs. Carlton Hutchins enter- hospital.. Ib eelar SilS at f:Se-IS:» Arthur Drug Stores Farnltarv Tops K „ t . Mr; » d Mr.. built* at a minimum of cost our Max Rankl and chUdren were Sun­ Homestead. ’Tbiland avenue. Sat. Kt4 Shaw ItiSS. Ceaw Karir people will be forced to live In one Mrs. Furlong Flv-nn slipped on' ■ay BezeraffCartaeae- Ateai and two room apartments and pay Woodstock. N. B .—Edgar Tap- day visitors at the home of Mr. Btaazea pan Adney, an authority on Indian and Mfa. Harold Ely in Norwich. the wet leaves Wednesday morn­ exorbitant renta aa many are do­ ing causing a fractured ankle. toa.i "Tea Pee Twe” la eelar DAVID WAYNE ing at the present time. life whose animal and nature pic­ CHURCH The Gilead Cemetery Asaocia- Mrs. Leila S. Hall. Mias Bernice Ploi Olea Fare "Cea»lete4’* In view of the present Korean tures were widely published, and Uon will hold their annual meeting Hall and Mrs. Alice W. Steele Free Parklas JANE WYAH situation It hardly seems plausible once on the art staff of Harper’s MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT at the home oPC. Daniel Way on were dinner guests Saturday, Oc- P i magazine. He was born In Ohio. Saturday evening, October 21 at PLUS . . . ROBERT STERLING “BUNGO SQUAIT to put more m at^als of a critical nature (of which many are needed Santa Barbara, Calif. — Alvin eight o’^ock. J . Muaselman, 77. Inventor WHO — Sponsors the The Gilead Hall Association and ih a home) Into finishing rooms that are not needed by most young developed many. Improvements for Hetbron Grange are having an old people today. automobiles, airplanes, locomotivea faahlon chicken pie supper to be ' THE MOST If the proposed changes are and bicycles. He was born In ()uin. bald at the Gilead hall on Friday cy, 111. evening, October 20 from aix unUl made law the minimum house that F,4SCrVATESG • DANCE.ApLE can be buUt to meet these re­ Los Angeles — William J . Gal- eight o’clock. WE7VE quirements will be In the vicinity llgan, 86, public fuel administrator Hebron Grange, P. ot H. No 111 • B.AND IN TOWN • of $18,500.00. in 1917. formar Colorado sU te will hold their regular mMtlng at A great deal has been written treasurer and once rated the na­ GOT PLENTY about the modem house with flat tion’s largest grower and shipper l^iesday evening. October 17 at roofs, glass walls and all the new of raspberries. sight o’clock. The program will be THE TEMPO FOUR trends tewards building the San Francisco — Edward Mor­ “Aukumn Ttipe.” OF GOOD DISHES "House of Tomorrow.” While all gan Mills, 75, principal founder and OF FEATURED T0NI6HT this haa been going on, only cas­ until 1948 president and director Try Now Oraae FOR LUNCH OR DINNER ual mention has been made of one of Rayonler, Inc. He waa born in AT TgE EVER POPUl^AR AIR-CONDITIONED of the most popular type—the Wales. Miami—(FV—Two types of Ever- Cape Cod House. I t leads the Chicago — Winiam J . Plews. 78, SURPRISE SHIPMENT grass are being'tried out BEFORE AND AFTER engineer and Inventor who held FEATURING: home style parade of 1950. Received TWs Week. 'the center of the turf at the Despite aU thla talk of the mod­ patents in thb electric battery and RELIGION Models 905, UOS, 70S Orange Bowl'stadium. Despite the THEATER . . . ^ ^ em, the mellowed Cape Codder fruit processing fields. He waa PHILCO - RCA V- CAPEHART -ADMIRAL damage of high school and Uni- haa been quietly and effectively born In Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng Philco Refrigeratorsigeratoi vsialty of Miami football games dotting the national landscape land. ^ (With Freezing lobvodwie) during the season, the sod always Paris — John L. Stewart. 53, ------WAIT! 6 THURSDAY NIGHTS - 7:00 P. M. AND 8:15 P. M. where tour MNNRR e SANPWICR • OOCRTAIL with iU BlmpUcity and charm. DON’T TFAIT! TEllEVISION fe Jn excellent condition for the ’ Thursday’s WhUe the Cape Cod Cottage agricultural attache of the U. S. ORDER YOURS NOW! playing of the annuel Orange Bowl w nl. BR OBUOaTFClXir’ imeuciocs . originally came from that 67 mile embassy. He was born in PhUat IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on several models includ­ October 12-19-26, and November 2-9-16 football cleasic bn New Year’* Daye- atretch of Maaaacbusetta, it Is delphia. Recommendjed Dinner stUI the favored style from Maine NOW AVAILABLE ing THE VERY HOT Mo d el Phllco leoi—16 inch to CkUfomla. A report from the Fortunes were made and lost in For DoBvery la United Nensbero. Table Model st $229.95. AT CENTER CHURCH Nationrt Georgraphlc Society that a wave of speetdation In tulips in Famous tor Quality! Detroit— Factory Rebullts. Ouaranteed / mainder will amortize at a month­ jtaC Orcea Staaapa One Year. Speelal FURNITURE AND APPLUNCES FAMILY ly cost In keeping with hla Income. REGISTER AT THE CHURCH OFFICE Restaurant and Bar , Let’s not lock tha door after m M ali B t TW. 6B8 $21.95 - $34.95 713 MAH* 8T.—TEL. 3535 the horse haa been stolen. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOIESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960 OOP bsssaa work hand in glovs wtUi tha local boaaea In small tIVTIC - ISM Bowles Urges WOMB - 14IS ^ - o n f • Arson Suspect AA Program Helpful towna—“the ones, who nominate, WFUA - 19S.1 yoUr representatives and wh(>pass 50th Marriage ‘Hearts’ Slayer out favors to Insure their cimtin- - ISM Today s nadio W H A t — . 919 GOP'Revolt’ Comets Are Big Snowbalk, M anchesier SPECIALIZING IN « W f B -> Tries Suicide When Problem Is Drink ulng cohtml." v im r r - i s m Year Observed Is Denied Plea tbtlOU — 1220 ■wteni BUndsrd Time 'This la a amall town problem D die Book CUSTOM BUILT HOMES . and amall town responalblllty,’’, he A|i|teals to Small Town aald. "It la up to you to elect as Astronomer TelU Savants 9:45— Teacher Confessed Thai Every Tuesday the M anchester"W ell this la hoW. It came Mr. and Mrs, James Thomson of Naw York, Oct, 12.—(AT—A GENERAL CONTRACTING group of alcoholics hold what is | about,” replied the old-timbr. "I many Democrats aa possible to the Snaday, Oct. 11 WTHT -Robert Montgomery, Federal Judge haa denied an ap­ REMODELING AND REPAIRING WDRC—Strike It Rich., known aa a "closed meeting ", or , waa handed some pamphlets and Voters to Overthrow House of Representatives in Hart­ J 0 R COAL 303 Canter street quietly celebrated Dedication ceremony of Ver- w n o —Backstage Wife. 10:00— He Set Fire to Univer­ oshsneetadv N T., Oct. 12— aftenWW the planU where the plication of doomed lonely hearts WTIC—Trial of Wm. Pann. one for alcoholics e.nly, , Tlie pro­ ; other literature the first nfght 1 Republiraii ‘Clique*' ford this year. Schenectady, , .. T dual pdftlclea wer# far enough the fiftieth anniversary of their planck Bchool, 3 p. tn. ' FREE ESTIMATES WCCC—Requeat Time. sity Building ' attended Just for a look-see. One "TTte best thing the Republicans ond COKE ” - tai^oyment tn the Hart- Republican Rally at White alayer Rayipond Fimandes for a Ma- WDRC—Hallmark Playhouse, grams vary, somethn## they are —Comets are big | ij^^y^m the sun that their a t- marrihge today. They received the - WKNB—News: Requeat in the naftira of apeakera selected of the pamphlets contained a can do for their party la to kl(^ >n. Ubor m net »re» Eagle ball, sponaored by Polish psychiatric examination. MORTGAGES ARRANGED WHAY—Newa; Moonlight Mat­ Hartford. Oct. 12 (/Q—Govern formed at the same time as the j for each other was congratulation# of their friends, tlnee. Ann Arbor. Mich.. Oct. 12.—((P) from the group who give their yard-stick prepared by psychia- out the present leadership ^ kbruptly upward* from RepubUean club, 2 p, m. dinner at Federal Judge Bylvestar J. Ry­ WHAY—Polka Hop. . inee. or Cheater Bow lea, invading tradi electing the Democratic candi­ earth and the other planet# of the (tronger than the “pull of the sun. flowers, remembrance# and cards WTHT—Hall of Fame. —Thwarted in two police-de­ own "case hlatoriea” and , some­ triats of Johns Hopkins University la p tm ta r. Almwrt 4.400 0 p .m . an yesterday denied an applica­ WTHT—Family Album. dates. I am confident you will do lonal pertcau found work during, Far out at the edge of the dust on their golden wedding day. ERNEST A. RITCHIE times in the nature of a ’.Jqul** j and that yard-stick w m the tlonal areas of Republican solar syatem. Wadnosday, Oet. 18 tion by Fernandes to be examined 4 ;1 »— 10:15— scribed suicide attempts, a brll- Just that and that, whatever .vour cloud that condensed into planets, Mr. Thompson and the former Old faaHloned iSoncert, Wood­ I t LIBBRTY ST. TEU t m . MANCHESTEH WONS—I Love a Mystery. session” where questions and an­ j clincher that helped me de^ e for strength, haa apjiealed to small he inoBth, about t h w Both comets and the planet# , Dr. Whipple said, much smaller by Dr. Thomas 8. Cusack, a psy­ w n c —SUHa Dallaa. liaiit young University of Michi­ party, you will have done your rf them lu factories Private no^ Miss Mary Jardlne were married ruff hall, Center church, sponsor Miiaic WTHT—Oueat Star. swers'are sought froin those pres­ ' myself that I needed help offered t/>wn voters to revolt against the formed in much the same way as clou^ coalesced Into comets. chiatrist. WONS—Jack Downey’S by A. A,, because 1 was without state a real service." tgricultural employment tolaieo In Dumfries, Scotland, October 12. ed by Oroup C. 10:80— gan Latin teacher facet arraign­ ent. "little clique of Repuhliran boaaes" raindrops from a summer shower. There are possibly, he said, hun­ Shop. finy doubt an alcoholic. There was [ib.SdO in mid.8eptember as corn- These new conclusions of astron­ 1800. The ceremony was perform­ Open meeting of Republican Fernandez, awaiting eivcuU^ WDRC—Hollywood Theater. ment in Circuit CTourt next week Quite often some ciergyman, lo­ who, he said, run their party. dreds of millions of comets. They In Sing Sing prison with a co-de­ WCXX2—Junior Disc Jockeyi. cal or out-of-town, will be the a list of questions to which 1 had roller tM ef Retires m a d with 144,#80 tn mld-AugMt, omers, based on recent progress ed by the Rev. John Baton. D.D., Women’s club, hall of Whlton Me WTHT — John B. Kennedy; The Democratic chief executive average two miles in diameter, too fendant, Mrs. Martha Beck, 4;29— on an arson charge. guest speaker who will delve into to give ‘yes' or 'no' answers. If mohing the highest level since De- of science, were reported to the of St Mlchacrs church, Dumfries. mortal library, 8 p. m. WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. 1 News. l(H>k the stump in Litchfield Coun­ small to be seen even If they come diargea he has been subjected to Robert H. Stacy, 30, called an the apirltual nature of the A. A. I answered ‘yes' to one of the Norwich. Oct. 12 - (Al — The, m b « r . 1048. In the manufactur- National Academy of Sciences Friday, October 20 WTICJ—Lorenzo Jones. I WONS—Jack's Waxworka. ty last night, ■peaking at rallies close. The biggest, he said, prob­ They have lived in Manchester "cruel and unuaual puniaktoient’’ outstanding scholar by his col­ program. But whatever the na­ qiiestibqs. It was a definite warn­ Board of Police Commissioners has MORIARTY ln» field the fabricated metals and here today. iTie coraeU were de­ Military whiat sponsored by WHAY—New*; Open Hou»c I WTIC—Charles Sawyer Addresa. in New Hartford and West Corn­ ably are not much over 10 miles since 1921. Mrs. Thomson I* a In Jail because he was involved Ui TOWN ADVERTISEMENT leagues, admitted yesterday he ture of the meeting, there will ing that'J might be an 'alo.vhollc. approved the application of Chief iUdurtry led the advance scribed by t>r. Fred L. Whipple of Oomeratone club, St Bridget’s W CC C- New*; 1290 Club 10:85— wall. in diameter. prominent member o f Helen a "sadistic death house triangle" set the fire that destroyed a uni­ follow a "buir session” where dif­ If 1 ana^reti yes to any two John R. l>onovan for AUrement nrtng tha month with the addi- Harvard obseiwatory. <3sr- Davidson Dodge, No. 98, Daugh­ church. 4:46— WTHT—Symphonette. The state needs a "two-party BROTHERS He told numerous scientific rea­ Saturday, October 21 Involving Mrs. Beck and a prison versity landmark last June 6. An­ ferent members will tell of their questions, the chances were 1 was systetn that functions on all cylln- oh Nov. II after 40 years of s 1950 Collection of Jobs openings rose for the sec­ He said the sun formed first, and fingers. In denying the application, WTIC—Just Plain Bill. 12:00— prlsoner'a clothes except hi# War Newsmen tlon Service, C. S. Department of back in'Ihe-"Republican machine America.” . . _ ^ . Saturday, October 28 Judge Ryan said, "there Is no WTHT^Superman. News; Dance Music: short#. Previouaiy they had taken are still uF.to the same old tricks ond consecutive month. Employ- Amonff th«m, Talbot in a w nc— Agriculture; Miss Lois M. ('lark, Past Maatcra night Manchester need for the examination request­ 5:46— . 4. w. - . the bedclothes aa a precaution keep an Irhn hand on the Public **rs are still having difficulty in church is providing quilts, wait­ campaign broadcast last night, is Scheduled As Follows: Nows. aaalstant director. Division of Rur­ ‘Bad’ Urge Caused Lodge of Masons, Maannlc Temple, ed at this time.’ WDRC:— CJurt Maaaey —Martha Frequenev Modulation against a suicide attempt. Hurt ill (Irarih Ultlltle# Oommlaslim; block any finding qualified skilled workers, resses' aprons end pajamiu for Americans for Democratic Action al Service, National Education As­ such as tool and dlemakers, ma­ supper at 8:30. Sing Sing officials have acoffed Tilton A Orcheatra. WDRC— FM ; 98.7 Questioned on Another Fire sociation; Dr. W. r. Spanton, attempt at streamlining the stale the Fessenden school in Florida. (ADA), to which his opponent, Thuraday, November 8 Area Bounded TIME WNIN chinists. and machine operators. at Fernandez’ claims of a death W nC —Front Page Farrell, W FHA— 108.7 MC. Meanwhile, police again ques­ Tokyo, Oct. 12—(Ah -Three air­ Chief. Agrleultural Eilucatlon Ser­ government or tn\ courts; turn NOW If THI This school for hoys and girU of Double Murder Senator Brien McMahon, and Gov. Star Fair” under auspices of Tiere is also heavy demand for house triangle, saying such an oc­ North by South Windsor and Vernon Town Lines. WHAY—Spotlight on Sports. W 'nC — FM 98.5 MC. tioned Stacy in a $260,000 fire at men were killed and five persons vice, U. S. Office of Ediicatlon and thumbs down on \ the i>e}?£!, Mddel# ra 8 :10 — testa be taken of Sabu, Miss Juller ther wclKbelng of agriculture and pUdhUon ba heard and determined all •norgr. hoooifn** *od dl**ln*o*. C^tln* $259.95 WDRC — Mr. Keen, Tracer of tober 11 'saw a tight far ahead. At of the senator under the title, up nishu or fr^uonl pBuosoo m*y rmull and the baby and that the be ex- the n a ^ n .” tha^l^bilA ofricof In Mahrhe^tpr in’ . New Haven. Ort, 12—(A»>—Rob­ from minor blnddtr IrriutioB* duo to cold, HARVEST imtf Tornfl LITTLE GIRLS’ CORDUROY DRESSES Loat Persons. ' • ' 2 a.m., Friday, October 12, 1492, salil Dtatrtct. on lW 40‘-h day of Oc- ‘Senator Brien McMahon. States­ amljierf to determine if she had Rodrigo de Triana, seaman in the A^stant Secretary of Agricul­ ert T. Stevenls, New York textile man from Ckmnectleut.” The back­ dnmpBoi* or dktsrr Indtoerotlono. W nC—Father Know^Beat. (dbor. AD. 1150. at ten o'clock tn the executive and chairman of the If your disoomforu stb duo to thmo eyer given birth to a chUm* moy dor. Judges wjilch Included: Dr. Hugh landing on futuristic runways and ofun otVorwIoo occur. It •-*m*ilii« lK>w Woaderfal, waalutble eordoroy hi two sflonOle ttj%en for MttlU WONS— Bill and . Henry, News. determine from the chlld'a bone America’s Utmost the lime and place of hcarlnr iheryon; rhairman of the Yale University mnny timoo Doan’* etoo-h«ppy ~ ■ Fri., OcJ. 27, 9 p. m. 9:00— by publtahlnr a copy of this «»rdpr In other "challenges of the atomic glrlg. structure whether it waa bom committee on Endowment and age." help the It mllm of kidney WDRC— Suspense. some newspapt'r h«vltig « rlrcniatlon in auA out wuto. Got Doss* rUlo tod»yl . Aineriran Legion Lorn A red or ssvy pMM trimmed Jornper wlUi s white ptqod about Sept., 12, 1948, aa Mlaa .Gift*. Pleven*, a resident of WONS—Limerick Show. aald district, at least rtvr da\s before rialnfleld.. N. J.. la an alumni MofMO trimmed In EMtehlsg pIsM. JuUer says. the day of said hearinr. to appegr Jf BENSON'S R T H T — Amateur Show. member of the Yale Corporation, Home RIghti A coot stylo dieo# with Moo trtmmcd pique oolUr. It Sabu testified that he had never they aee cause at said time and place f u r n it u r e end WTIC—Dragnet. having been elected to that office eemeo ha pish, nisiso or aqns with white. Blseo 1 to 2. . been intimate with Mlaa JuUer. ia Tire Rvbber Enaony aad be heard relative tliereto. and Auspices Msnehester 9:15— _ ■' She married a British, film techni­ ~ aMke itium lb this cbur. last June for a six-year term. APPUANCES T Iw o dfpger# #n) hi the BMemeet Chlldioe*# Depsrtmest-lw WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. JOHN J. WALLKTT. Judge. Regifltercd Nurses Assn. cian. Frank Emit, last August. 713 MAIN ST. TEL. ^ 5 osr Hsrtford store. 9:80-^ To f . WDR(3—^Crime Photographer, AT A COUnT OF PROBATK hMd l#e^l Notices CONTRIBUTION 11.25 Their longer life and greoier r a b ^ VUHh tlnckwalfs, or Whitownlls, they mt Manrheeter wlUdn and for the ■ r wnc—We the People. bring every owner their Mid-Century District of Manchester vn the 9th AT A roriiT or probatf* hHd WONS—Reporter# Roundup. Youth Fellowship •conemy prove them the essential tires day of October, A.D. 19r*0 of Mnnrjirrirr orlthin and for the Introduce Curbfluard, to protect their sidewalls Fresent, JOHN J. WALI.KTT. niotrlct of Manchrofrr. on the 9th of the era. . and end ail irindinU curb scuff and Jodge. d*v,. 19W. Manchester. In uid District, deceaatd. • S-Pe. Living Room Sgitea -from SKID PROTECTION-LIfE PROTECTION y JOHN J. WAUJrrr, The adnilnlstrAU-U having exhibited 89.50 Chance Given With Every 3 k her, administration account with' said P E R DELIVERED AUCTION • Lawson Love Seat* from -of vltictaArd Bsaden or Rich- estate to this Court for allowance, if 79.00 NEVER KNOWN BEFORE Ufa of Msachtster In to Shirts Or Multiple Of 3 r ORDEBED: That tha 39rd day of • Period Sofa* from 89.00 SATURDAY, OCTOBER lA IAiN A. M. ,aSsapaUh* t>4 krie T. 8aB|leB. October, IHO. at ten o'clock, torenoea, • Lounge Chair* from 22.37 BU. MANCHESTER >c .e^Hu-aOSkv. praying (or authority at .tha Probata Ofttea In tha Municipal] kVj.aHgkMMBla* apd settle the doubtful Building in aUd Mancheater, ha and' m, • ’ a i^ i < 8 ^ which ' said eataka the same to aaeigned for e bearing on Convenient BUDGET TERMS Available! EflFective Monday, Oct. 9 the allowanee of .wald admlntotratioa . . WaltET 'B. Bchrmana, ik ia PANT I: That the toregalbg ap- aeoount with aaid estate, aacertrinmeat TRADING POST UNITED S T A T E S R U D i D C O h*ard a#d dstermlnad at of helra and order of clatributlpn. and! Drawing November 11 o«ea In Manehester ia this Court directs that notice of the Open I Pi M't tn 9 P.'M, Daily 17 MAPLE STREET oa Jha IMh duf ot Octo- Umc and place aaslgned lor said bear­ . . / a at tea o'clock In the ing.be given to all persons known to* This offer ia good irrespective of other work you may that notice he given to he Interred (bcteln to appear end be or may hot bring in. •a liilajiateil In aald aetata of heard .{Bereon .by publishing a copy ^rtm#gi

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sad Intellectiisl honesty which tng in Alaska cloaely paralleled In Congress. la oUiera he seem* L4>NELV PBUPUC nothing mere than the tadt ac­ at war with hto own nature. are s Joy to thoes who know him State WCTU Opens the reaulta of the later voting in Intlmstely. W* do aot data^bova oM you iratrr ceptance by the people of the pol­ Similarly,, hto instincts In the a n . Meet oaw fHoada. dMit the statea ' Yet he to, to s large extent, s their mother* attended the tea icy of their leadere,' to a function Connecticut present campaign have been laud­ Bridgeport Meet the u b T AieiOAINTCU CLtlB Sunday afternoon at the Nathan The AUakan election waa held creature. Of a political situation of prominence and authority. ably high. He has, w* think, which threatena to obscure what No aUanrs. For lafnrniatloa South Coventry’ Hale Community Center. Amortg shared some of our own theoreti­ R T M In American history, one re­ Tuesday, 4md reaulta have now he is perebnally. which. threatens Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 13—{J^ call Mrs. Barneo, 40 Uborrh the group was the new member Yankee cal Ideas of what a campaign Streat.. Rartfo^ TOL 1-48M Mra. Paallne l i t ^ PBUmNO 00.. INC members hour th* Supreme Ow^ begun to coma In. They arc, so to turn him into a .mere "xntl- —Th* Women’s Chrtotian Temper­ Mary Farrell and her mother. Tlie Tu WHrtl «TMl. should be. And he hax had. we Coventry T-93S1 far, all one way, indicating a very By A. H. O. suspect, a noteworthy courage in Bowles" symbol, and which' car­ ance Union of Connecticut opens club members and their gueil* FUa VALUE FOR YOUR MEAT DOLLAR AT AaPI tniiclm fr . <*!»«>.. graduidly ^ t definitely pro­ ries with It a risk of defeat he its Annual two-day convention were shown slide picture* of the Customers’ TSOIUS roKoojpH. • defintta trend toward the Repub­ presenting hto own standards and moted from iU weak place In the would not run on l)to own merits. here today. John Davi* Lodge. Republican Tolland county dress revue by m ., rtu t.. e a anap }uilogmen^Bf obtaining considerable compliance fyiimdaa OotoMi 1. tin. OonatltuUon to the position of with them. But. not only because Election of officers to scheduled tandldate for governor, will be Miss Shirley L. Welk, Tolland Alaaka and If it,, provaa a n accu­ John Davis L(e!e campaign for Friday's session which will final power and Infiuene* it ha* no csindldat*. In theee days of in- unong the seven special guests County 4-H club agent. Members riMMM IT «TMl«g' txeept rate prediction of reaulta in the neceaalty to W y that he needs to tricaU campaign organixaUons, to Honor Mary Kehl highlight ah address by Mrs. Alex­ discussed plans for the coniing Corner BelldtT*. it tM held through meet of our national »f the Coventry Republican and VMI o«M a IU«dH««r. Conn., M states, th» NovemiMr elections fight hla Way out of hla handaon)* able to gontrol hla own campaign, ander Stewart of Washington, D.C., year and decided upon a course in life. H i* ConetltuUon Itself was but also because he himself ha* national legislative director. )*rty Women’s club# October 18 Did you ever wonder what treatment ia given •teo«< a tm Itoll here wUl see a Repubtllcan sweep, profile. T et that would not be the In Bridal Shower first aid as their major project. not changed to epeelfy more pow­ succumbed to.aome expedient de­ Tonight's session will hear an luring a dinner meeting at 6:30 tvmattrpoti RATSS BnewcT, for th* profesq would They will start a clothing project ers for th* Supreme Court The probably, resulting In clear Repub­ partures from his own standards, address by W: J. Hackett of South after Christmas. Meetings are held the letters you write to Cufitomera* C o m e rt OM T*M «T Mtll •• ...... I1U.0U force him Into a kind of berserk p. m. a t the Church Community .) S.00 lican control of Congress. his campaign, like hto record in Sunday. October 8, Mlsa M^ry E. Lancaster, Mims., New England at the home of Mra. Ralph C. Hoff­ 913 mmtJw by lUil ...... men sitting on that court assumed violence which is not in the least Congress, will be better and more secretary of th* American Temper­ House In North Coventry. Here’s what happens to every letter received i . Oo* iBMitb by MtH ...... !•••■ .( COU So now, |>erforc#, the Demo­ to hie taete or In hla character. Kehl of 60 Foxcroft dri'ire waa man, leader. Wedncfdi^s after .S .04 those powers, and made it stick, decent than average, but, again, honored with another tea And show­ ance Union. Other candidates who have ac­ StafU Coby ...... 1 .34 crats will be swearing by Maine, It would be better If he had time not spectacularly excellent. cepted Invitations to attend fol- school.. 1. The letter is referred to the partiettlBr WMhiy. by «S«l«r ...... and they succeeded because there to aell himself personally, by hla er. The hostess wa# MIee Joyc* The Nathan Hale Community Sab*. 9*ltt*r*d. oat T*»r ...... yi3.w appeared an historic necessity traditionally the Republican The gentleman who would like M. Grady of 44 OIcoU drive. -low: Edward N. AUen. running W**t of m*fc roraigB ■■■■••■■ tl3.00 owrn natural techniques. He does for lieutenant-governor; Mrs. Center rcallacd $590.38 from the deptu'tment or store involved for their weather vane, and the Republi­ this with aurprlalng aucceaa, In to carry a quiet. Intelligent, In a colorful setting of autumn for a strong Supreme Court. moderate, conirtstent calibre of Alice K. Leopold, secretary of bazaar sponsored by the organiza­ tnMVBR o r cans will be quoting,Alaska But difficult instances, when he has leaves and flower* the bride-to-be tion committee the latter part of study and reaction. TUB AiauCIATCD PRB9tt The United SUte* proposal in performance Into the office of Connecticat itate; Horace Seeley-Brown., con­ since the apparent Republicafl Urns. Bht he has not time. The opened her many lovely gifU. A September. The supper announced r / ? 7 « " ‘ "f ,ui A*W>eUt*d Pf»»* t* •xcluilvely the United Nqtlon* l* perhaps merciless campaign hodge-podge Governor, but who might find buffet luncheort was served and gressman from second district; 2. Once we gel the necessary information «Bt*w* 8p*ct*i A**ncy - N«» He la a nuin of admirable In- born to serve, possessed of een- Aim of it waa to show Columbui and Mrs. Walter F. Hlitgen: No­ with world problem* ** It has altive refinement* of character through there. ley. Mrs. Floyd Standlsh is gen­ s i g h i n g , 4. Your coniiuenls and suggestions are tor*. Chicago. Dttrof. «ad 9o*toB. stlncta. of considerable theoreti­ what he had missed, never know­ SUR6KAL lUSYK STOaONOI eral chairman. She la being as­ vember 29. Mrs. A. Harry Gigllo At USc par pound a "Super-Right" Trimmed lamb'*! found them. ing the UJIA. ItEMBER AOOn BUREAU OF .4 t*e Indicted cal Intelllgenee, of more than sisted by Mrs. Anna Anderson, and Mrs. John H. Westland. Log to about th# tame value as a regular lamb added to those of other customers to We are making that propoaal average courage, and yet of an • TMto-MtAr srtfrcH qitUULATluNg.______Mr*. W. 8. Haven; Mr*. J ^ n E. The publicity and ticket commit­ leg at 74c par pound. now, when we would never have actual wisdom which Is perhaps lAUNDlM Kingsbury. Mrs. A. Harry W. Ol tee for the Center's sponsored give us a belter picture of what our aw> Tb* H*r*ld Printing CoOipony. Inc..- Honolulu. O ct 12 —14*)— Thfe- only average. • fASflV •toina** 00 fin..ncl4i r*»pomlbility lot admitted even entertaining such a "Reluctant 39" were Indicated by ten, Mrs. Buckley, Mra. Cart­ "Rlverbost Follies" minstrel show He has been a very good Con­ • WiAK lONGtH wright, Mrs. Philip I. Holway, Mrs. the evenings of October 27 and 28 tomers want. tTpofiaphlegl error* eppearing to »«.'• thought five year* ago. because a Federal Grand Jury yesterday gressman. well above the aver­ Have You 16 rortlseftieBt* end olhei re*ding cnnttor. for refusing to answer questions John S. Blssell. Mr*. H. W. Love, will be Mrs. Philippe C. Gaucher. in The M»nehe»ter Brenlng H*r*ld. events have proved to u* that an age rating for a Congressman. • INVISfSU $9.95 Albert F. Bray and Andrew J. "SLJPER-RIGHT' LAMB LEGS In other words, each letter is given the most about communism. He has been that because he has WELCOME Mrs. Gigllo and John F. Chappell*. upward evolution of the power of Done Buckley. The Coventry Fragment A majority are members of a natural aspiration for high • SEAMlfSS The dances sponsored by the Hove you ever felt you get a lot of undesirable trimmings when you Thursday. October 12 a United Nation* majority 1* nec­ Harry Bridges' International Society will prepare and serve the committee to be held Friday eve- careful consideration. quality service, because he has a turkey dinner. buy a Leg of Lamb? Not if you buy the AifiP "Super-Right" way— essary. We have lost our original Longshoremen's and Warehouse­ rather finely tempered soul Your Buy Duribillinit and an|oy ninga, especially for teen-agers, for at A&P the leg is trimmed to remove the shank and bone, and Won’t you let us have your suggestions as to ViBhlnsky On The D. S. Plan love for the big power veto be­ men's union. ”*■ mindful of a more than partisan YOUR Then as now, Connecticat folks th* fullest measure of r e* The Yoimg Mothers club will during October unless ,successfer, one waa a still alarm, one a jnrj Ip give you more good eating. lor tho low price you n adapt themselves, they either do IT’S left ia what you buy and pay for There a more good I ANN FACE FURE 1 1 ^ : 3 3 ' did not intend the' kind of thing pay at A&P. There’s iatisfying goodness in every, pound Raspberry chimney, one a brush, three were ANNUAL WINE FESTIVAL eating (or your money. which is provided for in the Unit­ change or they periah. false, one s fire In s bunk* car on you buy. I ANN FACE M l i w o r Gulf Hurricane CANS 2 5 ' j ed States proposal. He is quite the railroad tracks, and one a cot; COAST-TO-COAST / Spaghetti FREFARID ^ tage.that was s total loss. t ANN FAOt < right in maintaining that, at San To The Rubicon CAtIFORNIA WINES ANY ^ Is Blown Out Beginning next Monday and for ! Gelatin Desserts SF«)RKII 3 p « o i 19* Francisco, in acceding to the CROSLEY about two weeks thereafter Fire PORT-SHERRY-MUSCATEl PORK LOiNS Rib End Chine End m e Li * 9 * 9 / If we Were Rome, General United Nations Charter, Rusala Company 1 and the Manafleld Fire WHITE PORT - PAIE DRY SHERRY / "NATIONAl. MACARONI WEEK"-FOR A DEUCIOUS Douglas MacArthur might be our Mexico City. Oct. 12— A Department will answer fire calls DRAWN, READYTOCOOK FOWL lb Uc ' Fancy SUoed LEAN FRESHLY OROUND-AIL BEEF COMBINATION — BAKE WITH AAP"* FAMOUS did not bind herself into the kind 5TH FQC HAIP | « Q 9 5 5 I Caesar. We are not Rome, amd hurricane, which sent ships scur­ of the EagleviUe Fire Department BOt9 ' GAl ■ •** » GAl J MEL-O-BIT CHEESE I SWORDFISH .S3^ HAM BURG IB 69* ) of United Nations the United our political process has nevsr rying for cover in the Gulf yeaUr- as their truck will be out of town LARGE FOWL 43' States has now proposed. day, then romped inland crippling for overhauling. PICKWICK-PURE PORK llNk Ann Page Macaroni FKG• 16‘ quite invited our great proconsul communications and levelling Upon recommendation of the MADRONE WINES RICKWICK SKINLESS-All MEAT ' Fancy Slieel Furthermore, U Mr. Vishlnsky abroad to cross our Rubicon. But BOTTIEO IN CALIFORNIA crops, was reported today to have board of trusteea and the com­ FRANKFORTS ; k g 6 3 ' h a lib u t SAUSAGE 6 5 ' wanted to acoge an especially ef­ IT’S » U »r PORT - TAWNY PORT Ann Page Spaghetti FKO“ 16* hto majesty has nevertheless been pretty much blown Itself out. pany finance committee, membera ■ MUSCATEt-CREAM SHERRY fective point, he can be conceded sufficient to compel the recog­ The storm, which spent Its final voted that the burning off of loU that point in his quotation of the fury on Vsra Crux, turned south and fields does not constitute In- aU B DRY 4HERRY nised leaders of our government struetiva fire drill experience and American Secretary of State's rs- last night and was reported to 5TH I A A to go to him. have brokan up In the mountaina has instead Incurred unneeaaairy BOT ■ • M T pert to the Senate Foreign Rela- The late President Roosevelt near the coast. BEHER expense for the fire company A SCHOONMAKER SELECTION tioii|;Oi>mmlttce in 1M9, That rc- Some small ahlps were driven which it cannot afford. Such felt compelled to go to him dur­ practice waa voted to be dlecon- 1 QUICK "1 port/praa deaigned to argue for on the beach by the winds, but the From OetchH ck$»st hsthal coafinuM of A API All yovr fovorift cfcM89s of affracfivfl prkml ing the Second World War. All bigger veasela managed either to Unued. Officials pointed out that N .Y S. WINES BsnSN ratification of the United other generals, all other world fig­ ride It out or to skirt the outer tha town waa growing and that BOTTLED IN NEW YORK STATE AMERICAN CHEE.1E-WHITE OR COLORED FOR ffVERY CHEESE USE It would be unwise to have fire N a tim Charter, and as quoted ures, even of such magnitude as edge of the storm and maka for 14-Inch TAWNY PORT - RUBY PORT by J4r, Vishlnsky, took th* exact the nearest port. fighting equipment away from the DRY SHERRY-MUSCATEL 3 ie h O -R it * Ched-O-BU ;£,75‘ Churchill, could come to Washing Banana growers in the Tuxpam firehouse when It might be needed view of the United Nations which at a legitimate fire call or emer- STH A r c ton. But there waa. perhaps, a region north of Vera Crus report­ to BOT DOMESTIC RIGOR Mr. Vishlnsky still holds now. ed heavy damage to plantation*. g**icy- ^ . Swiss Cheese SLICED . 5 7 ' Daily Dog Food FISH DWT apsclal ' reason" why President Chief Ernest J. Starkel, the four . That view was essentially that In Vsra Cnis Itself latest reports MILD Roosevelt was willing to pay hla assistant chiefs. Delfnar W. Pot­ COAST TO COAST ^ To a»3ure you ol top-grade IruUs and vegetabl** in tep tha Uhlted Nations, In its Securi­ *4tid little damage had been dolie. 19-lneh Muenster Cheese FLAVOR lb 4 3 ' Premium Saltines NABISCO FKO respecta to General MacArthur'* ter, Donald L. Clartt. Lawrence C. RED TABLE WINES ty GeuncU. waa caoentlally a Trees were blown down, blocking ' condition at all limes, A6P remove* dii other* trom pro­ ITALIAN ng dignity outside the country, why Latimer and A. Samuel DeDoyt, BURGUNDY — CLARET — ZINFANDEL some streets, and some coastal and a number of company mem­ duce »hlpmenl« as they arrive—and from regular produce Provolone Cheese TYPE l. 5 5 ' poorer club, with any one of the highways wer* floodsd. . STH a A C HALF Q O ® Iona Beans ^ wax 2 ^ m 25* he was quite content not to try bers will attend the civil defense display* several time* a day. Because these item.s do not IDEAL FOR five Mg powers reserving its own All communications within the b o t * * T g al GAL 19 5 a summons on him. For all he conference a t the WUIlmantlc meet A4F* high »tandard». they are put on the ' Quick. Bleu Cheese DESSERT LB 5 5 ' sovereignty completely Intaci* and stricken coastal arsa were dis­ S U t* Teachers College. Wednes­ Strawberry pRunvn /JAR 4 3 ' knew, General MacArthur. with a rupted. . Sale'' table and marked with substantially reduced prices reaerving the right to frustrate day a t 7:48 p. m. Mr. Gleason, MADRONE WINES NOZ’i/S a | ‘|PC personal appearance or two. at which they are excellent valueil A&P Fruit Cocktail CAN any United Nation* policy stata director of th# civilian de- BOTTIED IN CALIFORNIA ^ Just Reduced — Lunch Meats might sweep the country. fenae program, will speiOt then. DRY SAUTERNE - SWEET SAUTERNl WHOLE 1 6 ' That was the official American Worrv of John 8. Btosell wqa ^atoaUted Del M alz Niblets KERNEL CORN CAN 12 OZ J i 'W C In the present situation, what­ BURGUNDY-RHINE-CIARET BAG 89' CAN 4 7 view at the time, \Vc and Russia a* a member in the company. Potatoes — lONA-SlICEO YELLOW CLING NO 2 V> M tmc Swift's Prem ever his necessities for . talking STH A g e were, at that time, in perfect FALSE TEETH Walter F. Kane and William B. REGALO ^ LB Peaches SLICED OR HALVES CAN 12 dz 6 7 ' with General MacArthur. Preai- Downes were accepted as new BOT Mclptosh Apples BRAND CTN 4b ▼ Armour's Treet agreement with ' regard to big Slippinir or Irritating? ILB 2 0 ' dent Truman ia perhapa equally members during the regular A SCHOONMAKER SELECTION TOP 8 0Z IQ C 12 OZ 6 9 ' power privilege* in the United Na- Drin't * b# RmbArratSfd br 1o ou t*ik or .Uufh.. Juit Rprtn- | REGALO aoz « cc pretence, especially when the al­ klr • MUIr FASTCBTH on your pUtrR. Gi^UDET’S A donation of 8M was acknowl­ WINES AT I V « t OAT lOW.. PtlClS devoted to the institution of the BRAND PKG 1 ^ ternative might be to have a vic- Thti pUbmM po'wdRr fhen a remark* • edged from the T. H. Wood Com­ Cole Slaw CARAMEL a OZ ^ iflC n g ^ipwer veto. Rightly or wrong­ JEWELERS WASHED READY 10 oz tonous Republican general paaa- ablr Rente of tddtd comfort tnc' aecu' pany for the ambulance fund, Pecan Delights ly. American leader* didn’t thinx rlty by holding pUtea more flrmly No ' 891 MAIN ST. Mrs. W alter F . KeHer will en­ U^hiiJusLL, Spinach TO USE CELLO Ing through the countryside in an gummy, gooey, patty taete or feeUnfr. (Acrosf^Trom St, Jame.s's — - YOUR CHOiCE-luniRNUI ■ that -anything else would ever be Tra alktitfie rnon-tcidi. c m t a 9- tertain about 30 Invited guest to­ election month at 44 PfMBROOK .3' ratified by the Senate. Rightly or TK R TH at any drug More. C h u rch ) night her home on ftoute In Sejuash ACORN OR HUBBARD On, the other hand, travejing to North Coventry In honor of U. 8- BLENDED WHISKEY CALIFORNIA JUICY g L | Q C wrongly, they Uiemt^lves did no*, the preaence not only holds no j Representative Chase Going Wood- 86 STH A A C Lemons LARGE S ia ®FOR want a stronger United NaUon*. house. Many of the guests have BOT A . T J political dangers, but may alao : iffrri'fmil ||f|i*s" PROOF FANCY J t Rightly or wrongly, we joined not previously had thet^easure of provide. In its geature of defer­ 40% WHISKIES Sweet Potatoes GOLDEN “ LBS with Russia in riding down the meeting representative Woodhouse. 60% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ence and respect, some political The Auxiliary to the Green- WINTER 6 5 ' opinions of thope smaller nations GAl GAL 39' asset Chobot Poet, AL. Monday night Cider who, evsn then, wanted a United voted to donate 85 towrard the an-' bT iar^ YEUbW, 16 OZ 19' MILO AMD This is the atmosphere m which fight O 'clock MIUOW Nations whid) could be responst- nual Community Children’* Hal­ STRAIGHT BOURBON Pop Corn KERNELS PKG the Truman trip appears if the lowe'en Party the evening of Oc-' 6 0Z I Q C RICH AND N * to a majority of the United 86 9 OO R o d C i r c i o FUll-SOOICO meeting develops only the agenda tober 31. The unit will have their Tomato Juice EYE 2 CANS NAtiona. tVe agreed then, abso- PROOF 60T » P ^ ^ mm VtCOtOUl AMO publicly indicated for It. We can­ annual Hallowe'en party In con­ DISTILLED IN ILLINOIS OLD HUNDRED Bokar Coffee winiy luUly, with th* stand Russia sUll junction with the post during their 2 5 ' not quite kill our own hunch, how­ Ice Creom ALL FLAVORS PINT takea today. It was our stand, next meeting the evening of Oc- too. ever. that the meeting has soms- - tobfr 23. Mr*. MlWred C. Judatr SIMTHMOK CLUB Donuts how, in some connection, a world win be In charge of the unit party. BLENDED WHISKEY V/HITE HOUSE, THERE'S NONE BETTER Ptoaut IrittU What has' happened since , so importance much greater than Mrs. Eugene Rycliling, unit presi­ M STH A A A Nttcoffl INSTANT COfffF JAR 49^ that VtaWnsky, suil sunding on I , dent and Mrs. Walter F. Hlitgen. E v a p .3iU k 4 X 4 7 ‘ FIdka Pit Crwit Sliced Mai^vel Bread 14' that Indicated by Mr. Truman's' PROOF BOT P the atrlct briglnai inttrpreutlon unit secretary will attend the de­ laae Taeiato Juice 1** 25" a^ouncement of hia trip. The WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Fiekoni MyrriN Mix Devil's Food Cake ,a 59' of the UnliM Nation* Charter, i* partment parley school for presi­ 4 YEARS OLD ' CHOC. reaaona sUted by the Prealdent dents and secretaries in Hartford CHIP Deg Feed r,4‘;V4T naverthelesa arguing agmnst are really not, in themaelves, suf­ October 38. Pfefferneusse Cookies yge 35' ' what may he an inevotabie course Mrs. Richard C. Snow of the local ■T MelkhWIieflt cmn »c25' ficient for such an exploit. The tonT m^ e of developo^nt for the United unit to acting department presi­ STRAIGHT BOURBON Potato Chips PARKK NaUonaT politick advantage' involved does dent during the absence of Mrs. 86 STH A Q Q Mae Chapman, who to attending What is happening in the world not seem sufficient justification PROOF 60T A . T T for It, either. We shall ba sur­ the American Legion Convention io4By to what has happened, again In Loe Angeles, Calif. DISTILLED IN KEMIUacV prised if we are not surprised by in the esUbUshment ol Mias Bliubeth Ann Hubbard, ^^Hoyanmienta of many kind*. The the eventual disclosure of the unit delegate to the Laurel Girl’s lYNNBROOK true nature of the projected Paci- State program at the U. of C. this , ^ i^ p a a l blueprint proves, in thi: CONVENIENCE In making your purchase* and BLENDED WHISKEY fle meeting. past summer, will be a guest at U ' STH A A A oi avMtb and reaUUes, weax payiflg your bills. Ju st a stroke M yotir pen on a the October 33 meeting to give a check and you hava tb* right change and a good PROOF - BOT ' tmpracttoal. ■ Sometimes the roeeipt. A ehack la a eaf* way to carry your report on her week there. As Alaska Goes — — A number of local members are WHISKIES IN THIS HOOUCT' * AFTO document establishing the money, too. , ; i . , « YtARS OlO St to r*>written; at oth fla'v* a aafe way: buy United States Series "E " planning to attend tb* testimonial One of this country's two poUU- i dinner November 3. at T;30 p.m. • luid la ot6er tastancei, Baying* Bonds regularly. In 10 years^ou get $4 cal weather vanes has to be for ovary 83 you Invest. for Mrs. Mae. Chapman, depart- ' G R O i r v i ^ to a tacit revision of the wrong. 1 BRUNNER’S, «Nc. mant praaident. at the- Italian- BOURBON WHISKEY and inUnt of that docu- Ameiican Friendship club at The results of th* Maine sleu-I . op— H iarttoj Bv—iBgt \ *0.4 Pewera merely euggeated 358 jBAST CENTER STRRET RockvUle. > tion, showing some percentage Unit members will be in charge PROOF 601 given ■aditional force gains for the Dcmocrath, made 6t00 to ft:00'. of a food sale November 7, on A BUND OF STRAIGHT WHISKW8 :_Wl>*re twq.provi- Republicans blue and Democrats . OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:00 Main street. South Coventry, some* m a n y other NATIONAUY KMOWFI in conflict, one may be wbqre near the Firehouae. Time fiey- And, on top of that encour­ BRANDS AVAIlAMt *T A y BTQRtS afld the. other followed, sad p lic* to he announced. aging news, Ute Democrata then % MANCHESTiR TRUST Co. A daughter was boni to Mr. and s weahaem ~^»el>nie, some looked forward with cohsidarable MaaebaaUr, Oeaaectleat Mr*. William C. Nye Monday dy unM ^M tljlt and innoc- confidence to the test they conaid- . Tteasber PMeial DspesH laaiuaaee ^CofporaUsn SAVE 10% TAX-BOY NOW! pigh^ at th* Windham Oonununity for^'in even more reliable than that of Memorial' hospital. Tbomaji'Mor- BMtir tarty pt Judd road waa discharged tony. toaine—the election in Alaska. In from, the same bdopttal on Moo- V .J#46 and 194*. it is held. Um vot- MV ' '"'dky. .... flnqn nteidbers of Coventry Junior HokMmakars 4-B Club and

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iana are neverthelea* getting ready to fight. ^ itik s Asiatics Korea Cools West Europe "Peace or war,do not depend on Cancer Fight PofJo P^Uood Jdowjw^! ua alone.l' Mario Scelba, Italian Beat Columbus Minister of Inlfrior, recently told N eutrality Sentim ent a CSongrea# of young Catholic ta­ Show m gGaih bor Arganizatlona. "But wa can <( tNw Pac* OM) contribute to save the .one and im­ By Leon Denaen .«Kuro|ie Communist propaganda pede the other. The nation which State Society In Told Ita way tlih>uKh th« j NBA Staff fUrreapondent ^ --is being „ countered effectively. The uses armed force- to achieve its MrMta drtp*Yugo- SPRING LAMB port wa* reelected president of the First National Slorss lor savings liks ihsss lor il is our constant policy M V n MM TOe silver um containlnt some tries’to the fact that the enemy is of the ashe*. was said to have been slsvi* may be the next victim on aocietv at last night'* meet which to pass Ihs savings on lo you as soon as wholssals prices are lowsr. RIB END right on their doorstep*. Whole or Half voted to give to Mr*. Douglas* O. tiven to Genoa by Spain, wliere Moscow's schedule, Italy is also Check today's lisl carshilly and savs al First National Stores 'A fte r the Initial reverses' suffer­ fortlfving. her northern borders 79c lb. Burnham of Watertown on honor­ is Columbus died in 1506. ed by UN troop* in Korea, it wa* ary *croll in recognition of "her tie* a»re# that moat of hi* ashes To meet the threat of the COmln- Famous Public Markat Sugar Curad UP TO 6 LBS easy'for the Cominform to con­ form'a secret commando aquada KoV 4* many yeara of service to the so­ liter were Uken to Santo DomlnRO vince the middie-of-lhe-rosd Eu­ known . to be concentrated in CHOICE AA GRADE ciety.'' Moat P^ficei JloweN! for burial. ropean that "all was lost anyw ay " northern Italy, the Minister of In­ flSSif Other* Elected The opening of the relehratlon and that "anything la better than terior Is now forming Ita own knowhow Other* elected were; PLUMP MEATY ■ Z'/i-S) i LB AVG coincided with Columbus Day in war" Moaro\v> "Stockholm peti­ guerrilla detachment*. BONELESS Dr. Alfred L. Burgdoff of Hart­ LMN - MtATY the United States — « holiday in tion for outlaw ing the atom bomb" intkmt ford. vice president; L. D. Tomp­ Corned Beef I I commemoration of the seafsier* 39< was regarded witli favor even by Should the Red Army attach 4 TO 6 LB. SIZE kins. Wilton, seeretary; Charle.s Fresh Picnics F r e s h F o w l discovery of America in U .-. elements opposed to Comniimism. eoHooeanho jr. Lewis. Waterbury. trcaaurer; >43 5'ugoslavla and Invade Italy It will C l e o n ^ MMOvtD LB SSC he met by an army not sanctioned MILD CURE SMALL OVEN ROAST and Mr*. Robert 1. Laggren, Hart­ The Kremlin's "peace" cam­ ford, field army chairman. CUT FROM HEAVY STEER SEEF by the peace treaty. TO FRY OR BROIL - 2Vi 3 LB AVG Valifaii Ajjfiil paign IS still going at top speed. ' Hopelessly outnumbered snd as until you ity ^ Medical and Bclentlfic Director Rome. Pari* and other West Eu­ y e t lacking modem arms, the Ital- SMOKED MILD, TENDER, FLAVORFUL LEAN 89elb. of the American Cancer Society R ib R o a s t II 6 9 ropean cities are more than ever Y Dr. Cameron declared that more Fresh Chickens * Is smothered in posters showing the person* than ever before are try­ 45 I Uommunist pesce dove about to be SHOULDERS CORNED BEEF - RIB ing to safeguard their health by GENUINE SPRING Cleoned RtMovto lb 6 3 c » t ^ (Contiliued From Page One) i .vwsllowed by s vulture lahellert FRESHLY GROUND regular examination*. itniteil Slates. But In the face of FINE QUALITY HormoBe Chemical Vac* II YOUNG HEN • TENDER • FULL BREASTED He expressed the belief that one L a m b L e g s 69 representation "is oflen.WISCONSIN - FINE FLAVORED CHEESE who w-*a elected Oct. 5 to succeed isfae|ion is waiting your selection. Yes, here at Carra's you ran huy SAUSAGE MEAT EXTRA FANCY Dr. Emanuel Poppen **• president. SHOULDERS forward." LI Cream Cheese Blue Rihhon 4|iia1ily at eeononiy prices. ('.onrtesy is another import­ Mild Cheddar 49 Korean War Casualties 49elb. TASTY - NUTRITIOUS _ ant factor that makes ('jirra's Ylarket the “Ideal M arket", Come in and Frances Reclick BORDEN'S Washington. Oct. 12 Offi­ 65c lb. 2 LB LO AF 83 P o b s t - e t t 6b VITAMIN D FORTIFIEI^ • EVANGELINE RICHMOND . FANCY Wu Paper n s FT ROU 21c BUTTER 2PAN $P«aY Distributor for Sweat Paas tins c OSCAR MEYER Raymond Browns 22001 3 5 aocu oztins c •SOHMER 2 cans for 39c FINAST a iA M STYlf Craiihtrry « 2 '6 2 0 RCHHH styu •GULBRANSEN FRYING CHICKENS At Anniversary MaiM Coni 2 7 0 -0 1 TINS 25e FOWL line 4 5Rc§d DUIs QT iTi 29c •WURLITZER DAISY HAMS >b OIUCIOUS MILK FED NATIVE DRESSED FARM FRESH Open hotise wUl be held at the •HARDMAN Birds Eya VJ.W . Home Sunday afternoon Nastli's Morsels 6 -O Z PKG 2 lc • - from S to 8 in honor of Mr. and MWABE ------MvaraMid Monty » jar 29c 5 To 6 Lbs. Each JiusButrs ^ Boneless Brisket CORNED BEEF Lb. 79c PEAS Mrs. Raymond Brown of 101 W alk- 28-OZ TINS Raspberry Prostrve mr 3 3 c Out of Swift's Heavy Steer Beef H -49 anil J -^9 ar atraat, yvhoaa twenty-fifth w-ed- H a t R e l W x K E N P ' $ dlng anniveraary occurs on that 2 2 6 . ' day. FHsnda are invited to drop Ineorporaled 23e package to and congratulate the couple on MIRABEL - PURE STRAWBERRY NEW Parnitarc tnd Monlc JACK FROST SUGAR i.h8.45c each the happy occasion. LOW grapefruit juice Mr. snd Mrs. Brown were mar­ l/CCTCKien .A. V. PRICE f a n c y SWEHENED ^ a« ried in Waterbugy October 15. LB JAR OR UNSWEETENED 44-OZ TIN ^ LAROSA SPAGHETTI 8 O r 9 14c 1925 by the late Reverend Valda- I8-OZ TINS 2 5 . Aisessors* Notice FRESH DRESSED drinl. They have three daughters: Preserves Hrs. John Wise of Hartford, Mrs. SWIFTNING SWItT'S SHORTMNG 3 l.b. Tin 79c FRESH OYSTERS FROM H. C. ROWE COMPANY Walter Wilson of Manchester and FINAST SMOOTHY Each person liable to pav PORK PRODUCTS Mia* Judith Ann Brown, who lives PROPERTY TAXES in the town with her parents. •f Bolton I* hereby notiflrd.thal 20 he Is required by law to return to Del Monte CHUNK PINEAPPLE , 27c MIF THE TIME the Asseaaora on or before' the | gndgea to Addreaa Bar Peanut Butter drat business day of November of ' Spare Ribs SWORDFISH - CENTER SLICES lb. 59c New Haven, Oct. 12— —Ar­ t h e SELF SERVICE Wily this, year, a written or printed lift 1 SUNRISE TOMATO JUICE ..o, .,.i c.„ 21c D A IN T Y D O T p'roperly aigned and sworn to. on i thur T. Vanderbilt, chief Justice SUNSHINt ' ^ .a form supplied by the Assessors ' Small Frash Shoulders of the. Supreme Court of New HkHo Crackers PmUiiifs 3'•'“ 19c aad approved by‘ the Tax Com-I SUNBEAM SOUR CHERRIES Xx2c.,25c FRESH STOCK JUST IN ---- . . a* . m Jersey, and Arthur F. EUls. retired . FINAST mitaioncr of all the TAXABLE • * • Justice of the Connecticut Supreme ItGULAR, lARUT. OAlMtAl PROPERTY BOTH REAL AND i | FRUIT MIXTURE for Fruit Cake 9 cz. jar 37c Court. Will be the chief speakers ATLAS E-Z SEAL Gorbdr's Caroal « o^''''g i 5c Pie Crust 2 ’ Of ^•'0^ 27c SUPER IlilRKETS PERSONAL belonging to him and ' . Frosk Hams at a biinquet of the State B ar A*' FINAST BLUE LABEL SODA (Contents Only) 3 For 29c NAIISCO PWMIUM * alibject to taxation in aaid Town . aoclatlon here next Tuesday night. Mkica Alaat Z * ozpkgs 29c «o« the drat day of October. I The bmiquet in the Hotel *^ ft will Crackars 28c lOfI M4IIII STREET, IURRCHESTER PRESERVING JARS STKONGHEART • lALANCEO RATION It wHl be necessary- for all Frosh Park Listr P IL L S B U R r s bring to a close the two-day an­ CiOVfRDALf • SOLID LIGH1 MiAl , places of BUSIN ESS to die inven- nual meeting of the Bar aasocia- Dog Feed 3 15*^ O Z t i n s 25c tArtaa. TEN PER CENT will be ! Fruits and Vegetables ’ tion, which will hold most of Us PINT JARS QUART JARS Tima risk. 7 o ziin 2 9 c WHITE RYE FLOUR 5 lb. bag 55e j l it t l e KtHENS ■ All FJSH , _ » E ST CENTER STREET, MRNCHESTER added to each list not given in and aeasiona in the Yale I-aw school FINASI SWffTtNEO. 4 Park Hasks The Junior Bar of" .Connecticut awom to according to law, on or Applasama iimdztinIS c Cat Food 3 l o i TINS 23c before said drat business day of >. bsm will meet Tuesday afternoon, with November. j First Class McIntosh APPLES . $1.25 Gordon Dean, chairman of the dot y e * »°^8 9 * “ a c c o x m o d x ™ v o » c « The Board 6f Aaaesaora of the' GOLDEN RIPE i MISSION BELL MIXED FRUITS Atomic Kneigy Commission, as tbe Town df Bolton, Conn., wi.il' meet speaker. oe the following dates to receive Large Size Beauty BOSC PEARS 2 tbs. 19c In heavy avrup. Gondlst of DICED PEACHES, DICED PEARS FIRST STORES tax lists. in the assessment of , BAHAHAS NATIONAL October 1, 1980: ^1 and SEEDLESS GRAPES ^ - LstB* She Can A T <30MMUNITY HALL- Closed All Day Monday, Open All Day Wednesilay, Open Thursday PMday. Oet. U. 1-7 P. M. Marshmallow Fluff -Wo o d bu ry ^ MINCED CLAAAS Dutch AAaid Cookies 2. pounds 29c PETAL SOFT^ ARMOUR'S BORAX tiPKGiSc FACIAL SOAP /MAKE YOUR pWN CHOWDIR ■atarday. OcL tS . 1-7 P. M. evening until 9 :0 0 . . Plenty of Pwking Space. DUE TO ILLNESS cowMD ami mash lUSCIOl« OESSPIJ topping AmituRYalutr ubor39 c Maaiay, OaL 99,1-7 P. M. SaECTED FRUIT AND FRESH VEUETAaES y COIOMD TOHJT TISSUI T aaatiy, Oet- 91.1-7 P. M. SNOW'S bwozt»425c THE OFHCE Of HEAT4SWVI t4-OZTIN 39c 7'A OZ JAR 19c BORAXO> »^^tiHl6c 3 BWBARS 2 5 c OueiBd fcU|H»OtHMl19c WadBeeday, Nov. 1, 9-9 P. M-. BARCLAY 2 K(^LS 2 5 c PLJ9ABE NOTE! NOVEMBER CALIFORNIA DR. JOHN ALLISON ' i' '\ 1 18 THE LAST DAY. * LARGE WHITE CAULIFLOWER eaeh l9e CLAM CHOWDER WESSON. Qfc I * Gerber's Baby Food SWEETHEART DROMEDARY Lists must be died during the CARROTS DD.S. WRISLEY SOAP UPTON'S TO U T SOAP OMORtBaiAD MIX NEW ENGLAND STYU USI M BCTTV CROOsiT month of October. NOOOU SOUP MIX 'STB W ROU* RtOPfeEl -WILL CLOSED IN PLASTIC BAG SwalMR 4 ^ 41c Boltea Board o f Aaaeasora, Carra's Market U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES 15 lb. peck 35c ■ MVk QZ PKO 2 5 c SNOW’S » oztm24 c QTBa73c Edaen P. Herrick, 2 bunches 19e u n t il 3 p*«* 32c JWur lueiil Jar 15c Chairman. THURS,, 0CT^26 Bvarett J . McKinney, 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET C^i^Miaa A. RobMnfc " 4 . ' ■ .Hill . ' ■' 1 *■

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- ^ t i l MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960 r.Ti-,T,T*4* Hfiiiiv...- ^ - ^ rPT w . y j lf If Cost of Defense White Hair Now Brown^ U.S. Officials . nots,” the flower of remembranm Cities Report ' Truman Off to See MacArthur P 0 M K ) H l^nda which are collected will he To Be Staggering used for hospital work and reha­ Wage Boosts T o Suspend BOUQIIITS bilitation of veterans exclusively But No One Knows^ How from this area. The drive is being (CoBtfaned From Page One) MIXED C t O f i n conducted by the Manchester (CeaWnnef fteas Paga Oaa) * Alien Visas Qiapter which includes Rockville mind in the way of appropriatlona By Eldon Rokrtc , About two years later hla hair started turning a dark brown In lU territory. makes plumbing fixtures, gave when he said that next year the NEA SpeoUl Correapondent $1.00 U b m ^ Privileges most of its 8,500 Chicego plant "cost of operating the department Memphis, Tenn.— (NEA) —If And now it hai completed the (Caatlaaad from Faga Oaa) For the benefit of newcomers to ivoikera a ten cents an hour pay of defenaa alone could amount to Rev. L. A. Streets of Mempb)e change. Increaso fa advance of,, reopening Rev. Street* hasn't talked to clianga pragrama. Thia is axpactsd the town, the Rockville Public Li­ VOL. XVIII. .PJO. « THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 Compiled by Stodents of^ Manchester l^ith Sehopf Miaa Bckn Betaa, Faeolty Advtafr aa much or more than tha federal knew the secret of what happened brary announces that all library nontracte with CIO eteel,work4r budget for all purposes thia year." on top of hia brad he probably any iclentiats about it, but ha has to mean that 14 German technt* HOLDEN'S privileges are available to anyone and AFL teamster unions. could make a millloi, dollars. talked to barbers. They say clans detained at Eilla Island alnea Department Planning on Canton. Ohio — The Hoover Last January President Truinan Tuesday will be admitted shortly, «1 WASHINGTON ST. llvinig within the limits of the handed Congreas a budget of 342.- Rev. Streete was 78 on July 23. tlicy've never heard of such a Sweeper Company gave pay raises development. Tlieir trip waa designed to enable TEL. S74S Alarm to Fire town of Verlon, regardless of Can Get Flag Locally I E x c iim Us 439,000,000. After the Korean He UMd, to have thick, snow- whether their post office address Teachers Tour Legion of Honor to AFL production woriiers re­ He it a« retired Presbyterian them to study American demoC' Better Playing ported to av^age eight cents an fighting started in June, he asked white hair. His hair la still thick, Prerention Week Here la Rockville or another towm. This hut now it is a darlt brown It minister , For .50 years he pas- rary. A small American flag was One of the High School hour. Congress for nearly $17,000,000,000 Whether the law appliea to sup­ Includes all members of their fam­ left on Principal Edson M. The 10 day old newspaper strike additional money, largely for mili­ IS Just like It was when he was tored churches in the Mid-South. HockvUI*. Oct IJ— (Spedal)— ilies and all children attending Local Plants World's reporters met up with Beats Meriden .Now he serves aa aupply pastor porters of the Franco regime in Bailey's desk Friday. Present­ s egae of mistrten Identity In in Pittsburgh dragged on without tary purposes both at home and a young man. i Spain and the Peron government tlM RockvHle n re Department schools, both public and parochial. ed by Marlow’a Store, which new talke. But a Railway Ex- abroad. In all. Congreas appro­ I And he hasn’t done a thing to and preaches at a different place In the town. one of the stories In, last nearly every Sunday. When he ! in Argentina is still a wide open ; will hold a Drill Friday, night at clalma to "have everything," . preaa Agency strike was reterted priated well over $50,000,000,000 make it that way I question. . An American ronsul in i Common Pleas Court All Enthuaiaslic; World wreek’a lague. In the write-up goes back to a church he hasn't Um Racreatlon Field aa part of Ita the flag disproved the fiewa of the JiuUor. T-Teen mefl^ig, AI Morgan Stars in 19 ended in the New YOrk-Jereey for the fiscal year ending next Back in 1913 Rev. Street* had I Spain can deride thet an applicant ! obaervance of National Fire Pre­ There wrill bo no session of the (Ajvera a Few Reports story, in connection with the MiM Tone 'Fellows was errone­ City area with an undlecloeed aet- June 30. Matthews, “ however, a p -' « *pfH of sickness, and nesfly all ' visited in ysars. some members of Is barred beraiise hr ia s member Tolland County Court of Pleas on To 0 Pefeat at Silver parently referred to the original vention Week now In progreae. ^ simulated naturallaation cere­ ously nained ona o f the faculty Uement of the 17-day-old tleup of " ‘ of his hair came out tn a lew i the congregation may gel the idea ' of the Falangist party. Normally alarm win be oounded 7:30 Friday as previously announced. To Represent All mony last week, that such advisors of the club. Miaa Avip Gty Saturday 3,000 AFL truck dijvere arid 4,000 budget since he referred lo a fig­ months, though, new hair started that he ti dyeing his hair or is hr would aak the State department : p m. from Box 22 which will call Instead, assignment of cases to flags' can’t be bought in town. over workers. ure of "over 40 billion dollais.'' growing, "a full shock of it," and wearing a wig for advice. Officials said the prea- { be heard for the next two weeks KsUogg, not Miaa Fellows, and At Wood-Rldga. N. J„ a wild­ oat the Hook A Ladder, Fltton Teachers became learners on This flag will be given to a Mias Jennne Low are the club's Korea a Taatfag Place It waa white. I But it’s all hla—and It'a natural. ent attitude is that Congreae did j and Hockanum Oompanlea. with will be made by Clerk of the Playing their best ball of the cat strike made more than 7,000 Matthawa called Korea a "test­ Manchester's flrat Business, In­ young man who told Mr. sponsors. I not Intend to bar anyone but Com- | the Fitch Company remaining on Court John H. Yeomans. The Bailey that the story about the I960 gridiron season, the Mon- workers idle for a third day at tha ing place for tha irapcnallsttc Wright Aeronautical Corporation session Tuesday at the town hall < munlats and former Nazis and ’ call at the Engine Houae. short calendar session of Superior dustry and Edueatlon Day on naturalization ceremony had cheater High achool football team forces of (3ommunism.” -He aald {I I Fascists. I Court will convene at 10 a. m. plant where military aircraft en­ I and will return again to complete The Hook A Ladder Company Monday. Ortober 9, when all local made him Inquire into hla own shut out Meriden, 19 to 0. at the the fighting la not yet finished and > 1 Ellington I the preliminary Hat for voteta in j Detailed new Inatnictions to i wlU demonstrate Its portable with Judge James E. Murphy on gines are bsing made. CIO Unit­ there undoubtedly remain soine teachers and school aecretarles citizenship and to discover Silver City'*, home flold, Saturday ed Automobile Workers seek high­ ' (he iertlon November 7. They will coneiils are bring worked out by a Over, UghU; the Fltton Company, the the bench. that he too should be natural­ Current Affairs were guests of one or more of the afternoon, Oct. 7 to gain their iTrat er pey. wo’m V e‘ aid*ed:“ Americn I>-gton Auxiliary be in session Saturday, October 14 State-Justice department study action of a dry chemical on a gas On Educattonal Panel ized. group. The State department said seventeen companies participat­ win in CCIL competition. "As yet, we csimot tell how ! of Hathewsy-Mlller Post will hold and 21 to correct the preliminary Three Hundred fire; and the Hockanum Company George E. Graff, superintendent Make New Voters , list. early thia week that they would will lay a line of hose from the of schools for Ellington, Tolland Al Morgan, Coach Walker many bilhons of dollara our part ' a grocery’ social in the Ellington ing, under the sponsorship of the Briggs’ fast-running halfback, ac­ I Mrs Adolphus Basset of Egypt be ready In a faw daya. Flniahed Monnmenta aad hydrant and other towna in Tolland Coun­ Chamber of Commerce. Although in the Korean effort will cost. We j town hail Friday night at $ o’clock, In connection with the school- counted for the first two Indian Ruth Mitten road has returned from the Rock- Markers In Our Display During the week, fire drills have ty. was one of four members of a the High achool teachers were do not know how many •ddllional j R ,„„h m *n U will b# aerved. The | ville City hospital. been held In local schools and riiles panel on educational procedurea at M.ILS. Student wide election to be held on Oc­ scores in the fli-st and third peri­ Yard To t'hnnae From! unanimous in pronouncing the ods. while Carlo Petricca crossed Americans must pay with their i m n , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer of for preventing fires have been the National Conference of Cotm- tober 19. all freshmen and aopho- Popularity Test: Do You Want day thoroughly Informative and the end zone stripes in the fourth blood or their lives in this first rf- | Vic- ” Pinnacle road attended Mrs. stressed ^ the Fire Department ty and Rural Superintendenta at Interesting, space permits the Dodgers’ Coach morea were made.voters oft October Others t e Be BeaUy Happy? fort by the free nations of the 1 ^ Mrs HALE'S The Fineat In 11, along with any junloni and period for the Red and White's Want to know whether or not tor DeCarll tn Ssdd's Mills Tues- Meyer'i parents 25 wedding anni­ officials. Columbua. Ohio, Wednesday. Mr. High School World to cover only final score. Prealileat T ram u gets ■ farewell from Seicfet*0 Stete Dean ,%che- world to turn hark the tide of versary. Mr. and Mre Mward tSth Annlveraary Graff has his office In Rockville. seniors who were not at Manches­ you are genuinely liked by those aoB (rtgkt) at Waahlngton'a naUonal airport as he leave** by plane modern tyTsnny. day. Ortober 17 at 8 p m. a few companies as representa­ "Being one of the Dodger coach­ Charlotte Sikes has rslurned Bryan of Springfeld. Mass., Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Geno- Rath Smith ter High in 1948. Members of the The Indians' Initial score came you live, work and share your lei­ for fit. Leule oa Brat lc« of hla trip into the Paciflr for a rendezvous "But when the coat in vanished Headquarters Design Recalled to Service tive, Pete PllkaiUs during the first period, when the from the Rork*111e City hospital day. veal of 28 Prospect street will ob­ Sergeant FlavicI Williams has At Manchester Modes, twenty- es in the Little League was one of current Affaire Club went to each sure time with? with Oea. Doogtea MacArthnr to discuss Korean and Far East prob- dollars, in shattered bodies and serve their 25th wedding anniver­ the greatest experiences of my home room and went through the locals marched some 60 yards to There’s a very simple. test, if after having a tonsillectomy. FOR Workmanship been rWnlled to active duty In the j five teachers. Including, from the The name of Smith, seems to be The popular, blond Legion of lenM. (AF WIrephoto). • ______buried dead ia all totaled up. that TlUale Tiger sary next Sunday. October 16, life. Even though It took a great same procedures aa are used In the Meriden goal strjpos. "Spec” you care to answer one question will be just the begininng of the Richard Ahrahamaon broke hli Air Force In which he served for High achool, Miaaea Regan, exceedingly popular in Maitches- Honor candidate thia weak la Peter Flavell, in the quarterback spot wrtat on a slide In the Center with open house from 3 to 10 two years In World War II. He Worth, Ktbbe, Putnam, McAdams deal of time, it waa worth every the regular ceremony for making honestly. price to be paid. The final task Material ter. This week's Legion of Honor Plitkaltls of 153 Hilliard street. for the Big Red. accounted for Do you really want other people and genuinaly well liked are those .School playgrounds. This is the Baton Rouge. Le -- Sophomore p. m. They were married on Octo­ will report to Langley Field. Va..- and Eatea and Mr. Emmerllng. second of it." said Leo Diana, voters. Each person was required Hospital Notes win remain lo be done. guard WavTie Smith la the young­ ber 15. 1925 by the late Rev. M.H.S. student, in an Intervlewr candidate, Ruth Smith, ia likewise Pete has taken an active inter­ moat of the first quarter drive as to be happy? . who like to see others happy and third aocldenf that has occurred Frlilay, Ortober 13, for aaalgn- followed the atep-by-step process est in both the clubs and sports at to read and write and then pledged contribute what they can to that Bnlldlng Up Strength i j , , est and heaviest nisii on the Lnuia- George T. Slnnott, pastor of St. fqr a Junior English Joumaliam a popular member of the Senior to the Elector’s Oath. he passed to Harold Duff and A lot of people don't. %ou know. "That is to build up ouf military ' P>"''ground equipment Cutting done in our own ment. of coat-making under the well In­ Claaa. M. H. S. This year he ia a student other Red and White backflcid happiness. Patients Today...... 15$ Tlie registrars of voters Henry I Isna State football xqiiad. At 17, Bernard’s church. Mrs. Genovesi Reeirptlnn for Pastor formed leadership of one of three unit. The Oath which la aa repeated They ere the people who are al­ strength sufficiently to support ' shop from the rough stone Is the former Mabel Annis of Ruth has followed the business council representative and a mem­ men, down te the Meriden 7 yard ways telling you something for Examine your own friends in the Admitted veslerdav: Mr*. An­ Mever and Elmer Batz were in s he weighs 3.'I5. St. John's Episcopal ehurch wilt guides. They were Impressed by Leo. when the league started, ber of the Senior H1-Y Club. Be­ was: "I hereby swear that I am and make effective our interna-1 lo the flnished memorial, Calais, Me. sent an application to Recreation course all four years at M. H. S. now a citizen and that my elec­ line. On fourth down Ai Mor­ your own good. Who like to put light of whether or not' they seem nette Martina. 162 School street; ttonal policy to Mtabllsh a free' hold a reception for Ita new rec­ the efficiency with which the ing c.specially Intere.sted in sclencb, a Mr. Genovesi is associated with Director John Falkowski, stating United States History, Shorthand toral privileges are not forfeited by gan rushed around his left end doubt Into other's minds. Who to want to see you happy and Miss I-ouise Conley, Rockville; world where freedom-loving peo-} tor. Rev. Maurice G. Foulkes. many small pieces of cloth go Pete became a member of the Sci­ Mrs. Margaret Palleln. Andover; Luther A. White, Incorporated, that he wished to work with Wal­ II and Tranacrlption, English IV reason of conviction of any de- and behind the blocking of several love to relate sad news. Who like pleased with life. You'll soon pie can live in peace." Mrs. Foulkes and their sons, Peter through dozens of apeclal > ma­ and Accounting make up her senior ence Club, and thia year la serv­ M. H. S. linemen to make the Mrs. Anfi McCartan, 126 Eldridge and Is nationally known as a bow­ and Jonathan. In the pariah rooms ly Fortin in the Little League. He franchtaing crime.” to talk about their troubles. IVho discover that the reason you al­ Matthews told tha hankers that I ler. He Is president of the Rock­ chines and come together into a schedule. She namea English and ing aa Us president. He was presi­ score 6 to 0. Jimmy Mlnlccuci can always find flaws In every­ ways get a lift from aeelng Sarah street. MANCHESTER next Sundsv from 4 to fl p. m. handsome coat; with the many waa later appointed aa coach. His dent la.st year of the Camera Club, The registrars from the Current the limit on the expenditure of dol-1 ville taty Bowiing League and also duties were to instruct the players accounting her favorites. Because Affaire club were; IIF. Gall An­ then place kicked the conversion thing or point out the disadvan­ is tbet the never does anything or Admitted today: Jamfs Rolston. iara for national defenaa "should FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS The general public as well «* extra steps which arc taken to where he showed his ability in hia to make it a 7 to 0 ball game. MEMORIAL active In the Northern Connecticut members of the parieh, is Invlted- individually in fielding and hitting, of Ruth's outstanding service, derson: 12F. John Perry,: 21F. Ta,v- tages in any aituatlon. says anything to pull you down 29 Hazel street; Jolin Reid. New depend only on what men like vo>i League. Mrs. Genovesi has been aaatire durability and lasting good leadership, and character, she was hobby of photography. Reading, The score held fast at 7 to 6 Such people arc never genuinely Into the dumps. And thkt the Haven; Wilma Beaaetle, R.F.D. 2. ,i FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FKIALATURI to attend looks; with such Btatlatica as the find their weaknesses, and correct swimming and tennis also head his lor Booth: 23F. Alene LdS^zim: 24F. know would be within the power cashier at the Palace theater for them. elected a member of the Verplanck until the third quarter when Jim­ liked. How could they he? They reason you always leave Sue feel­ Manchester. of our national economy to aup COMPANY Slate Guard Recrulta fact that the plant can put out 1,- list of spare time activities. In Barbara Steams; 2.5F, Joan Bell; my Roach started a second In- Our new unitary proctu gixes you a deliciooa, criap. the past three years. Leo told this reporter that he National Honor Society in her 26F, Claire Fallot; '2SF, Bttore always leave you feeling worse. ing a bit diegruntlsd is because Discharged yesterday: Mrs. i A. AIMETTl. Prop. ______r-.. „..Recrt Us .are wanted fpr. .Com­ 500...coatAA day..wliich. go to every., previous years Pete has played the golden brown food — Seal* in the flavor! Come In and Radgea. Refrigeruton 4 wmeh '• br t n r - di««ntitiv»' juni«r-"yeari'T-,This-Mgh,'d>oiiotv-Ted Williams and Joe D's. and something Ruth can be proud of. yourself, inetesd of more so; lees one toe pleased with his lot in life. Oakland street; Mi«. Magdalena ger” that the American people try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED OOR. PEAHL aaS HARlUaOM bold an anniversary dinner at 6 Connecticut State Guard, which ateak dinner at Cnvey's restau­ As for sports, Pete did the 27F, Mary Ellen Moran; 28B. Sally line and running in back to the Herrmann, 612 Center street; Mrs. Washers and Al! thinks they will go a great wuy in All through High school Ruth Emery; ,13M. Shirley Taylor; 1.5M, eatlifled with what you have. (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ 1 ______Tini I " ’“ uld DOt resllze the necessity ol TO TARE HOME. CALL 3803. RTKKET8 tonight In Wesleyan Hall. was actU'sted September 20 with rant, where the group were guests has made good choices of extra­ breast stroke In Oiach Richard opponents' 5-yard stripe. A Few Testa pieen Chesser and daughter, j continuing to build up military Opposite R u t OeaMtety headquarters at the Armory In of the company, they heard five baseball. Sollanek's fine swimming team A1 Williams; 32M. Vema Hare; ice. Inc.) Other Appliances Teachers Meeting Leo received no pay, hut the curricular activities, which have On second down, however. Mor- , If you habitually spring bad TEIJlPnONB 7787 Or 8187 Rockville. Men 17 to 6.5 years of executives explain the probleni.s which ended last season with an 14F, Nell Gray; 15F. Ann Hansen; Di«;harged today: W i H i a m 1 once a ^ The teachers of the Vernon Cen­ proud feeling he got when he made her an all around senior girl. g;an fumbled in the Manchester news on your husband the minute ter congregational church will age or eligible for enlistment, with of styling, production, time-study, 8-0 win-loss record. He has also 16F. Doug Allen: 17F. Fred Blish; Humphre* 33 Linnmore drive; COMMUNITY RESTAURANT watched the Dodgers cop the Lit­ Y-Teens, in which she was head of barkfleld and Meriden recovered. he walks through the door at night Ha added that Korea must be Dm JW . H A M COM Opea Saadaya meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the experienced N. C. O.’s needed from selling, and general factory man­ been a member of the tennis team 18F, Bill Munsie; Juniors and Playing their best defensive ball Mra. Fay Flaherty and daughter. auMCsnawa Caai* tle League pennant was enough to the membership committee In her Seniors, Peg Anderson. you aren’t the kind of person who united and established securely in 143 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER parsonage, first sergeant on down. The Ar­ agement. The friendly reception Pete has taken the College of the season the M. H. S. forward really likes to make other people Engagement Rockville; Claudia Stniff, Carter May Otreal and Iara Maaai mory will be open every Tuesday repay him for the time and effort junior year and electe

until 8:00. afternoon aa he acamoed into the W. Skinner of 44 Ellington avenue. newest textile development. Miss Outside of achool Ruth can be gardle.ss of the field in which he Following the .mipper. a number end zone to make it 13 to 0. Ute wedding wdll take place Sat­ Ship Due Tomorrow Fellowa was especially interested found working in a local depart­ chooses to w.irk, he will do well, of plana were discussed; In ob­ The third and final touchdown urday, October 14 at 10 a. m. in in the Intricate method used in en­ With a Hallowe'en theme of ment store. She enjoys C.Y.O., William Munsie '51. servance of National Y-Teen week, drive of the afternoon came dur­ S t Bernard’s church. New York. Oct. 12—tn —Trana- graving. witches, ghosts and pumpkins, which she attends regularly. "Foot­ the MHS Senior and Junior Y- ing the final period when Duff lb. 4 9 ^ AMHional Selectees atlantlc patsenger and mall shies At the Atlantic and Pacific Tea new members were Initiated into ball and basketball are the beat Teens will wear the official emblem hauled in one of Petrlcca's passes IV o names have been added to due tomorrow; America. South­ Co., warehouse in Boat HArtfordr the Freshman-Sophomore club on aporta to watch," claimed Ruth. 5 “Foreign Born” of the organization thia Friday, on Meriden's 29 yard line iand the list of those previously an­ hampton; He dc France, Le Havre. Mr. Wright with other M.H.S. Tuesday night, October 3. Guy Lombardo, Vaughn Monroe, October 13; Connie Scott was raced it to the opponent’s 6 before MERRILL’S M ARKETsJ%%.» nounced to be inducted next week Sailing; American Chief. Liver- and the hit song. "You, Wonderful being tackled. NEW ENGLAND SMOKED teachers waa shown the layout of The committee, headed by Anita elected to represent Manchester 84 OAKLAND STREET FREE DELIVERY DIAL 7386 Into the armed services from Tol­ Bool: Italia. Lisbon: Nea Hellaa, the slips that come in from the Taasillo and Jo Ann Donelly, be­ You," represent taste in music. Are “ Naturalized” along with Carolyn Scott, the ciub'a Petricca. in turn, then sliced off land County. They are Jacob Kass- Lisbon: Parthla. Liverpool; Tlda- atorcs and the methods of salvag­ gan the bewitching night of Dancing and reading take up president, at the monthly meetings te ^ le for the third Red and White man of Hebron and Henry Arthur holm. Goeteborg; Vulcanla, Gi­ ing goods and materials Ruth’s spare time. Hot fudge score, climaxing a 19 to 0 win. lb. stunts after President Mary Ann People from ,otl»r countries of the Inter-Club Council; over LEAN RIB SWIFTS RIB DELICIOUS COlb.’ED Quyette, Jr., of Someraville'. They braltar. Miss Olson and Mr. Bailey were Martin opened the meeting. sundaes conclude Ruth's special Other Indian gridmen who PICNICS come here to gain the freedom and 130 chocolate ban ware brought will leave on October 19. among those who went to the Whe« every girl had in one way' "likes.” in by the girla who voted to send helped in securing the Big Red’s D. A. V. Drive Friday security which is granted us by Aequltanla Burns In Shipyard First National Stores plant in or another shown her desire to be­ The field of accounting Is them to the children of Korea a shutout were McArdle, Guatefaon. ROAST ROAST SHOULDERS Members of the Disabled Amer­ East Hartford. Here they saw the Ruth's choice of future occupa­ our Constitution, affirmed Edson Gaakell. Booth and Hohenthal. come a full fledged member. Jo Bailey, at an a.ssembl.v held on Oc­ project which iS being carried on ican Veterans and Ita auxiliary will Faslane. Seotland. Oct. 12 —tff’i— entire process of making bread Cavalerl recited the Y-Teen pledge tion. She plans further study at Scatbacks Clyde Pickeral, Gus WESTERN STEER Conduct a drive, for funds Friday, tober 5. 1950. The citizens of this by every Y-Tcen Club in the United PORK Lv 45c BEEF Lb 69 c Lb. 45c The Acquttanla. once proud queen ithout any bands touching it. in an Inspirational surrounding of Hillyer College In Hartford. With States. AgostlnelU, Red Madsen, Steve Sugar 5 ib., 45c October 18 In Rockville through country have many responsibilities Millard, Ed Brainard and Al Ale- of the seas, was swept by fire to­ Miss Olson said the tour was made flashlights against darkness. Ruth’s dependability and character The next meeting wjll be held the sale of small blue "Forget-Me- day as she lay In a ahipyard here very enjoyable because of the which we should carry out in or­ many also proved litiportant fac­ 5 LB. AVG. LARGE ROASTING HOME MADE PURE PORK SWIFTS SMALL LEAN SMOKED Ruth Ann Aztnger '53 she is sure to achieve her goal. der that our privileges will not be October 24, UnltM Nations Day. to be broken up for acrap. There courteay of all the executives and Ruth is the daughter of Mr. and tors in Manchester's offensive RIB ROAST IV aaalstants. Mr. Bailey was amazed denied, continued Mr. Bailey. One At this time the Senior Y-Teens drive. SWIFTNING wae no Indication of what cauaed Mrs. Raymond W. Smith of 10 will attend a talk on the U. N. by the fire which waa spotted on the at the tremendous task of provid­ of the most important responsibil­ This Saturday afternoon Man­ CHICKENS SAUSAGE SHOULDERS Two Piece Charm Church street. ities is that of votbig and this Alan Overetreet. well known hla- famed old tranaatlantle„ liner ing food for each day. He consid­ Shorts in Sports Shirley Wilson '51. chester will play host to , Bast Sub. ou 79c rpund 3 a m. today. ered the trip very worthwhile, in­ asserobly'a purpose waa to per­ torien.end enelyat at the HolHoter Hartford at Mt, Nebo. Laat.year Lb. 55c m e a t Lb^59c Lb. 45c HANDY BRIGHTWOOD LINK formative and interesting. form a mock naturalization pro­ School, which le being sponsored the teams fought to a 7 to 7 tie. Coach Walker Briggs has no cess, BO that’ foreign-bom students by five adult organizetlona in Man­ R. Day '58. serious headaches about the Coinbinec) Clubs will be eligible to vote in the mock chester. WE'HAVK A UMTTED SUPPLY OF LEAN WASTE FREE 3'/, LB. AVG., FRESH KILLED Cosy and Warm quarterback department on the election, which will be held next In connection with the U.N. a TENDERIZED 1 Oal. Sausages i**' •><»* Former Pupils Indians' gridiron squad. Both week in the High School. Alfred panel, consisting of freshmen, will Hold Initiation LAROBA 'Spec" Flavell and Carlo Petrlcra WUllama, a member of the Cur­ instruct the club on the functions Breezin * Round Baby Turkeys Write Teacher have been playing good bail and rent Affaire Club, performed the bf the. United Nations at aome (8 Lba.) And Full BrsMted! STEAKS Lb 89c FRYERS Lb 45c SPAGHETTI , u. 14c we can be sure of seeing both of The Art Club, supervised by naturalization ceremony for John meeting in the near future. NATIVE ROASTING Kleperis from Latvia, Oollette la it possible that it's October them against East Hartford on Miss Hope Henderson and Library .Prances Patelli '51 BETTY CBOCKER Discipline is an essential quality Saturday. "Spec" and Carlo have Pages under the direction of Mre. and Arlette Quay from France, again? Nature aure la'^,pretty both in the Army and Marine both accounted for touchdowns Evelyn Gerard held a joint initia­ Aldoha Kamtnaksa from Lithusm- with aU her gay colors. Try not MERRILL'S MARKET MEANS SAVINGS! PIE C R U ST Corps, as explained by Corporal this season. tion picnic at the Center Springs ia, and Helgi Rlelik from Estonia. See Silver Making to gaze zt it too long kids, though, Cyrus Miller and Private John After taking the oath‘ these stu­ not from 9;SO to 2:30 anyway! CHICKENS Lodge Wednesday, October 6. 17 OZ. CAN FANCY QUALITY ROYAL SCARLET DELICIOUS, TASTY MIX 2 r.27c Mahoney, in recent letters to Bill Sheekey and Francis Barry The newly Intlated Art Club dents were declared citizens of the Gilbert Hunt of the faculty. have been elected Co-Captalns of United States. In Film Program Weil, It's "smile purty" time members are: Donald Helm, Sara •HURFINE Cynia, who waa a member of the 1950 M. M. S. soccer squad. Hendrickson, Donna La Vista, Peg­ Bob Brunette, president of Stu­ ageln for the Seniors. "Oh’e” and CRANBERRY ORANGE last year’s graduating class, la dent council, presented John, Col­ “ Ah’s” aa well hs "la that you?” FRUITS for BUI, a senior, has played four gy McIntosh, June McKinney, "Beauty TTiat lAvivee Forever'' COFFEE Lb. FANCY CAPE COD stationed at Fort Dlx. New Jersey, yeara of varsity soccer for Coach Florepce Mizak, Verlle Morrison, lette, Arlette, Alsoha, and Helgi waa. the theme o of tk k fUm seen on or "M ake., sure I get one.” are taking the Leader’s Course in or­ Richar.d Danielson's hooters, and Dorothy Nazlian, Sandra Sund- with a flag each and a copy of the October 8 by the Art and Crafts sonte o f the comihente heard SALAD 2 F.r 53c SAUCE 2c». 31c DRINK '^^29c der to become a teacher. While at present holds down a starting quist and Susan .Wood, Bill of Rights. The flags were classes of Miaa Hope Henderson. around in the halls as a result of CRANBERRIES i Lb. ceuopkg. partlolpatlng in this course, he ia position on the forward line. Fran­ The Library club Initlatea are: made possible through the gener­ The many beautiful'patterns of In­ the returning of proofe. To those 18 OZ. CAN ROYAL SPEHAL! (Limit 2) IlfKFf llEllFf learning the army instruction cis. • seeing quite a bit of action osity of Rockville Lodge B.P.O.E. ternational Silver ^owm were of boys who still have to go through LGST. 2'/i CANS, SUNGREST ■loan Bandro, Dorothy Brezniak, SCARLET, FINE glCI C IM A l HAND PICKED NO- * P^ATIVE method. For Cyrus, the first, four this year, has played a fine de­ Joan Carlson. Mary Escauick, and the Bill of Rights through the eapeclal Interest to girls who are the picture-taking' ordeal, we any— weeks are spent in achool, and the fensive game as goalie and will be Anita Gagllardone, Nancy Gard­ kindness of William Schieldge, lo soon to choose their silver pat­ plaster down that cowlick, atrpight- SIMONIZ DELICIOUS P o s t 's 2 next four in the basic training a needed factor in Manchester's ner, Betty Hagenow, Gaith Hill, cal printer. ^ terns. en the tie aniT watch the biifhe! MACAFRLES 3 Lb. area. He tremepdously enjoya this bid for CCIL honors. Joan Hokler, Maxine Holmes This program was broadcast The film showed the processes TOMATO W A X P .,. 59c work and has been doing excep­ Lomdne Incandetla, Sharon Kap- throughout the school via the in which are gone through in the Congratulations to the new'Cafts Boy 1 At Begular Friee and ftet 1. PEACHES 29c KrinWes 31c tionally well in It Captain Dick Howes led the Red i pier, Mary Ann Marin, Nancy ter-oon ayatem. manufacture of silverware and of "I Remember Mama!** w s’linow JUICE 2 r.r27c Mara At HaU Friea! FIRM YELLOW RIPE A difficult .course la given in * White harriers to their first Mullaney, Jean McCartney, Jane carol Rottner '53 hoUowrware. Each piece ts stamped It will be a wonderftrt performance the Marine Corps wrote John Ma win of Oje season Mondgy after­ MrCultum, Oall Oderman, Jackie and shaped and goes through the sa ahx’aya. "W ell .anxiously an­ honey. He explained that ia noth­ noon aa he copped first place in Plcaut. C ^thia Shannon, Yvette hands of many skilled craftsmen ticipate November 17 aiid 18! OCEAN SPRAY BANANAS LbISt ing like hla claaaes at M. H.'S a meet against Norwich High St. George. Exhibit Portrays before the shining ffaiehed product MERRILL'S MARKET MEANS QUALITY! used to be. John, who this year School. Howea waa followed by la turned ou t .<. It will be swell to see Gcrt Car- would have been a member of thA Milt Cole, who'finished second, and Another movie on soap seulpturt lew around the hails again. We CRANBERRY SAUCE SNOW WHITC NATIVE junior claaa, la atatipned on Parris Famous Negroes SEEDLESS, JUICY Gordon Ekier, who finished fourth, New World-lings fag was abown which deipteWd in hope you're feeling tip-top after FIRM RIPE DELICIOUS JUICY Island, South Carolina. rounding out the flret three Man­ full the procedures of carving In­ your lengthy absence, Gert! 2 Oua 29c Here he has spent seven, hard CAULIFLOWER chester places. Mias Hope Henderson attended n teresting figures fa eoep. Thia wee but interesting and enjoyable Are Interviewed especinUy ueeful to crafts cleaeee We'll be rooting for the Indiana ORANGES Grapefruit weeks. John la supposed to get tea preview end tea for the Harmon BANANAS BIRDS EYE FROZEN Thia Friday afternoon the Red exhibit of portrait of outatendfag aa they have Just begun to make in the Itest Hartford game. We Each 1 9 c days leava starting October 81, soap carrtage themselves. know youTI rise to the oocaelon Doz. ’ 3 For 29c 1950. A White soccer squad will travel Connie Morlarty and Donald Mc- Americana o f Negro origin at the Lbs. 39c to Briitol to engage in their fourth Gall Anderson '5L and carry the Red and White to 2 29c TOMATO JUICE 8501 Carol Rottner '53 Oomb, ebosen aa High School Senate Chamber of the State Cap­ FANCY LARGE WHITE NATIVE SWEET TOKAY 34-4$ CCIL game of the year. In their World reporUra from the fresh­ itol on-PetoBer 1. victory again, fellaat 2 19c flret contest the Bell townera man tryouts conducted recently, Miss ^Henderson met Marian i^ W CROP, FIRM U. S. NO. 1 NATIVE fought to e Bcoreleaa Ue with the Anderaon\Ralph J. Bunche and ^Dungaree Hop” Time DOW to get back to the Bg She Baraett were Interviewed in Friday’s World Cauliflower GRAPES Defeat Norwich Big Red at Mt. Nebo. In CCIL meeting. W. C. Ha>)dy, whose portraits are buaincaa of etudjing aad playing A aofUjr tailored two piece dress By Mrs. Aime Cabot compeUtlOn thia year, the Indiana hard, so we'll make - the meet of fW triNnen that's aa wearable aa Oorniie aald in an InUrview that among those ^ fa g diapleyed. She Meets Success Sweet Potatoes POTATOES This warm aaque, cap and boO' have recorded one win, one loss and she likes to write hih has had no also met Betsy Graves Rayncau, these all too short daj« at MJH.8. Bull 19c 2Lb,29c Ch# bs. Not# the clever yoke ties are made In a simple V-atltch In Cross Country one tie mark. R. Day '52. Oall Anderson *81. ; tiwstmwit, the smooth fitting pan- other experience on a newspaper. one-of the tero artlete who paint­ FANCY BEETS or CALIFORNIA which works up very quickly. Cro­ Sports and playing piano are two ed the portrnlte, Dungatees .drere.'the height of 4 LbK 25c WASHED end CLEANED FRESH 15 iDb.1Pe«k ' 3 9 c rdIBisd ridrt. Both short and long cheted from 6 ox of fine fingering Navy Life "Roagh’’ fashion at ins ep ^ daaca that Dee ef Banks Seen ■rs provided. Maachoator High's defending of Connie’s Inter^te. She la on the Thia exhibit, with apedal events yam in a paatel shade, It la the cross Oountiy team defeated Nor­ Life In the Navy la "prettv Somenhls advertising staff. Al­ scheduled throughout, will offer waa hM laM Pntey night. No. 8501 is o ssw-rite most uaeftu of gifts for a new in­ wich Free Academy Monday, O ct rough but body-building" writre This dance, necood fa a aeries of Problems o f m aking use of SPINACH CARROTS itod pstUm for sizes 84, though her ptans are ^ definite, an opportunity to citizens of Con­ DELICIOUS LARGE BOSC fant • by a score o f 18 to 57. Captalii Prank Vozzolo, '50, from the Connie ia interested fa nursing. necticut to study these portralU thirteen QKMWoeed tiy the Student banks were made clear by taovire. 40, 48, 44, 40 and 48. Size Pattern No. 5751 consists of Dick Howee broke the coune rec­ Great Lakes Training Center. Council, wAs largely attended atid aeea by Lawrence Leonard’s Lbe. Bchi. rissnrs, 8 7-8 yards of Her aubjecte this year afs Latin, throughout the month of Octptief 2 29c 2 15c complete crocheting directions for ord with a flme o f 11:49. The old Wonderful food la a help, how- English, World UnderstaniUnga and learn cf the achievemeote of Jdrt ns sueeeaaful as tbs flret Peraonal Kconomica classes on PEARS 6 Per 29c Infanta aiae, material requlro- record held hy Ray Marcbourkl ever, he says. Frank's address dance. Just; aa on the previooe Thursday, October '5. - NO. 1 MAINE TENDER BABY FRESH I pojttsRi, sand 35 cents, end Algebra. Connie is the slater theae Americana fa relation to our menta, stitch tUuatrations and fln- aras''ll:5S. is 419-71-02, Company 339. U. 8. of JuUe Morlarty *58, who ia also national Ufa. Frtdaiy there was h oofaplete Topics treated in three flbna in­ ^your named, addresa, size iahing dlrecUona. -C^oach Pete Wigren'e ninnere N. T. C , Great Lakes, Illinoia. out of odea. ‘ cluded: handling checks, opqnfag ■ ths mdtsm mnnber a member of the World Staff. HAND PICKED BleINTOSH Bend 20c in coins, your name, loet their firat meet of the eeiaaon Donald McOomb wae the editor- Lends Aqaaettea Connie Olsnney *53 an^ Pntrioin savings accounts ftnd seoMrtng POTATOES STRING Tbs Monebester address and the PatUm Number on October 8 to a strong Hartford Jones ‘$8. maaleted by aaveral vol- loans; fsete about ebecks; and the ** , Pin'k*"* 1160 Ave. Ameri* in-chief dl^le school paper fa Cynthia Agnew, newly-elected to Anne Cabot AERRILL'S MEANS SERVICE WITH A SMILE '^ciCMilBb^wintsr word* * «!la a to g new designs, glfU, hoaoca ia both meets and will lead Page Skfaher, Principal Edaon ■ ^ ‘ irss; trea officers are Lorraine Cole, as­ Understandings, nnd'lUgdhra thia other officera elected ^ Carole «corMloiu atid apeclal features.. the Indians ageJnet New Britain^ sistant editor, and Claire Fal-- year. OaniMd plana to bo aithar Keeney. Secretary aad Treasurer BaUay, Iflas Jaobel Wotth. Dtrtgbt ii*: tarids*:tlM Plus 4 gift pattemt and diroo- O ct 18 at hOBM. and Program Chairman. Barbara Perry, Hlaa Mary McAdams. Read HeMd Adv£ ticas. 85 cents. lot, secretary. aa BngUah or n hletory taaehar. - Alfred Guay *58 Barbara Bengaton *58. - Stiverstefa. . Jean Hanaen '58 ' Janet BraABay *88.

___I V . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960 rjH O E T R m T B B M ^ taka Jtlace Novembers at the Town Office Building ftom 2-8 p.m. [ cause of Inadequate child henith , 29 statea, 'with Pennaylvanls heW-.; Ohio and Callfornis and one each Edward Ckapmaa tNes Lighting oompany, Bridgagar^, Mr% Walter 8. Haven is genera) adequate ssrvlea. The Oonnscttcut Root. 0# Waterbury, chairman of New Haven, Oct. 12-^-(^)—Ed­ died of a heart aliment at Ms T ChUdren’a Medleal Savvey the oommisston’s health commit­ ' facliltles in some areas. , ing the lUt with 11. There are from VlrglnlA Arkansas Mary- chalmian of the Second Congre­ Hartford. Oct: 12)-(;P>—A sur­ Ckimmlssion on Children ahd four playere from lUlnoli on the I laad. Massachusetts, Nebraska, ward catapman, 66, former secre­ home her* yeetorday. Bonrtvbig • gational Church every member Youth made the aun-ay as part of tee, said that Connecticut’s record tary-treasurer of the (Jonneetlcut are hla wjdow, two daughtora and rey of madical care for children In waa good In com|>ari8on With oth­ Eleven Quakers Middle ’ roster,roster. ntreeThree arearo rromfrom ; »»icni*Bn,Michigan, ouui.i canvass. Thursday evening there :.^)nnecUcut has shoisTi that while tha Information it ia aaaembllng Anna{>olls, Md.— — Navy’s New Jersey; two from Colorado, i Wleconslh, Missouri and Rhode company,,and retired cashier of a brother. Funeral eervloea wlU he will be a pot-luck supper at thei for tha coming mid-century White er states. But. he added, tiffere was the Onnecticut Railway and held here Saturday. Paga Om ) n general the jitate’s record la no ground for complacency,, to- football team includes players front ‘ New York, North Carolina, TexsA : Island. Church Community House In North Senator Estea Kefauvar erating church­ defense burden ap(>cBr8 to hihge ficer Luts turned off Route 18 into tified car. A. Cullens, pastor of the Con­ David Samoff. board chairman on whether the United S^dTes Is Route 20. LaVallee kept going the hat parade, wear a hqt. Mayor porter of the president’s “ Fair es. and its Board of Administra­ Cavagnaro asked for the regis­ Arthur J. Finkle has proclaimed gregational church at Newtown; of RCA, said in a statement issued Deal” (xdicies. He has been a tion will participate in the proces­ ready to extend Immedtete large south with full speed ahead. Officer , evening, Herman Decker, regional LEAN RIB tration and trip statement from that bareheadness ^vlll be at least in New York that the public in­ member of the Oklahoma Demo­ sion. The men are requested to re­ scale financial help from the 85,- ROAS’n N O Luts swung around and took off. n vice president of the International terest will not be served by forced PEACHES25LGE. NO. 2 Vi CAN Heilmann. When the Marine, who a misdemeanor In the hat city «.n i - _ , port at the Masonic Temple on 225.000. 000 foreign ptmM aid fund He was gaining on LaVallee when cratic committee. * was decked out in fatigue clothes, Saturday and that goes for parade f CESCE.S of Taunton.Taunton, Mass.Mass, Leaders adoption of a "degraded” and In­ The other holdover RFC direc­ South Main street not later than appropriated by ^ h gress. BABY PORK the speeder, his tires screaming, could not produce either, Cavag­ spectators as well as participant.'! .for...... discurisionswnr» Re, were )Jev. Reginald compatible system. tor besides Willett is Walter Dun­ 4:00 p. m. Informed offioals who cannot REG. PRICE 29c turned into Route 89 and headed naro told him to trail in his car to There’ll be all sorts of hats, of A. Merrifield. pastor of the local What engineers call the incom­ ham, Detroit banker and Republi­ Every one is cordially invited to be named .told a rejMrtcr the DEL MONTE PRUNE for Ashford. headquarters. The young and every size, shape and color, in the chuivh; and Miss Margaret Yam­ patibility of the CBS system is can whom President Truman ap­ attend, and the men are es[>eclally French plan calls for assistance handsome Marine said he would asaki of Hawaii and tbe Hartford the fact that its color signals can­ not only'Wom the United States W ATBE8T Route 89 isn’t as straight as parade, which will he headed by a pointed two years ago. urged to be present. N A T n ’E Route 18 and soon LaVallee lost obey orders. contingent of 80 Connecticut Theological Seminary. Hubert T. not be picked up. even in black At Important Uroe The Brotherhood of Tabor Luth­ but pf6m Britain, Belgium. Italy, control of hla car. He left a SOO- The two cars started down Mid­ state policemen, wearing their Edmondson reported on the World and white, by existing sets, of Harber takes over the powerful eran church, Middletown, will be anji-’other North Atlantic Treaty allies. FRESH FOWL skid mark on the pavement, dle Turnpike, oast, and soon Offi­ familiar broad-brimmed felt hats. CEU Convention he attended in which nearly 8.000,000 are in the government finincial agency at an in charge of refreshments at the sMewiped a tree, turned over, cer Maltempo arrived and picked The world’s largest hat. spon­ l.rfmdon, England this pa.st summer. hands of the public. important moment, when it is be­ social hour following the meeting’ More than 8500,000,000 of up the trail. Traveling along During a business meeting plans French defense funds. It was re- JUICE went through a fence and tumbled sored by the Danbury News-Times "We regard this decision as ing geared to furnish a spark to QUART BOT. were the three cars, Cavagnaro, and measuring 20 feet in wlorted. would he allocated to OEWriNE 25 down a 12-foot bank. the mobilization effort by provid­ in the northeast, near cajitured Heilman and Maltempo, In that or­ and standing eight feet high, jvlll YMCA in Hartford for the after­ the public interest,” Sarnoff said. ing cash for expansion of defense French troo{>s now battling ad- SPRINO Officer LuU came up as La­ der. Wonsan {K»rt on the S e ^ T Japan. vanclng 0)mmunist forces in In­ Vallee crawled out of what was serve as a throne for the Queen of noon of October 22 when the pres­ “The hundrecLs of millions of dol­ production. • Made Break ent executive board wilj discuss Allied gains were ..reported•fep in dochina. LAMB LEGS once a car. The officer gave the hats, to be chosen by ballot at lars that present set owners would Congress, In the Home Front Suddenly, as the cars were on Danbury State Teachers college plans for the new year and also have to spend and that future set field dispatches froifi the central French Finance Minister Mau- driver a lift to the barracks. La- Controls Act, gave the President sector but no wholtoale withdraw­ Center street, opposite Pitkin prior to the parade. the election of officers. owners would have to pay to ob­ full authority to lend up to 8600,- ricaiPetache ia due to arrive in VaUee was arrested on a charge of als were indicgM . South Korean New York by ship today to join EVAP. MILK street, Heilmann swerved hU vehi­ F w from Australia Friday the local CES will sponsor tain a degraded picture . . . re­ 000,000 to expand defense indus­ STFXR BEEP NIBLETS CRISCO reckless driving and released un­ sixth division trixips overwhelmed cle to the left and up Pitkin street. Miss Elizabeth Dawes- of Syd­ a dance at the Church Community duces today’s order to an absurd­ try and authorized use of another Moch in hia rbund of financial BONEI.ESS . CARNATION BRAND der glOO bond to appear In Ash­ Maltempo swung in pursuit and at ney, Australia, named by the Aus­ House in North Coventry. The ity.” Red resistance ~ at the rail-high­ talks with American officials. WHOLE KERNEL CORN 81.400,0(M),0()0 subject to advance way hubs of Kumhwa, Chorwon ford Town Court Oct. 19. the comer of Pitkin and Academy tralian government as its repre­ Echo's orchestra will play music To Fight the Decision check with it. ITie President is ex­ State and defense ex|>ests are POT ROAST and Pyonggang. Officer LuU asked LaVallee why streets, Maltempo ordered Heil­ sentative to the America hatting to the prompting of Ir\-ing Andert. Samoff also hinted that RCA pected to delegate the authority reported carefuUy studying the or SPRY k sd ld lt. man out of his car. The sandy» Industry during national hat week, The Mix Masters •1-H Cooking will not accept’ the FCC decision to RFC, ThMe captured cities form a data presented by Moch’s aides Ml *T thought I could get away with haired youngster Jumped out and will also be In the parade. Moat of Club will meet Thursday after without a fight, saying; Harber's designation as chair­ tiHangle, with Pyonggang at the an effort to give the French an WATBE8T ,n ," LaVallee replied. started to nin into the nearby the rabbltt’s fur used in Danbury school at tbe home of Mrs. Robert "Regardless of what anyone man was formalised at a meeting apex 28 miles north of 38. Roada indication of hoW much assistance NATIVE VAC. CAN bushes. the United States can provide. REO. at Bethel hat factories Is imported Cleverdon, lender, in South Coven­ else may feel called upon to, do. of the RFC board yesterday, but ^from them lead northwestward to­ FRESH REG. PRICE 18e Maltempo fired a warning shot from Australia. try. RCA will continue its efforts to not disclosed until today. ward Pyongyang. An Eighth CHICKENS PRirOR I6r About Town into the air. Heilmann then bran­ Delegations from the different William H. Kenyon will be chair­ advance the bedrock principles on Harber and his two new col­ Army S{>okeaman said there was 3 8 7 dished a pistol, and turned back hat shops will be Identified by hat.s man of the Oreen-Chobot Post. AL, which the sound future of color leagues on the RFC board must, stubborn and fierce fighting in Reels Peace Plan REG. p r ic e ' 88e tmd pointed the-gun at Maltempo's of various colors and trim. TTiere .sponsored set-back party Friday at television can be built and will be nevertheless, get aproval of their each town before they were token. Aaniveraary Mesa face. The policeman fell to the is keen rivalry among the^ shops 8 p.m. in the Legion Rooms, Wall built. ” nominationa from the Senate West of the triangle, U. S. First SALE ground and fired a shot. In U.N. Charter REG. A second anniversary mass will and plans for the floats anil street. South Coventry. Assisting In effect, the FCC’s decision hen CMngreas returns November (Javalry troopers were Joined by NAME OF ITEM PIUCB PRICE be said for the repose of the soul Direct Fire marching delegations are sur­ him will be Eugene Rychling, granted Columbia an exclusive 27 if they are to continue on the British and Australian troops in VEAL LEGS * of the late Flovo Paganl Friday Heilmann shouted, "you’re not rounded by considerable secrecy. George Greer, James West, Ray­ franchise in the color television board. their smash on Kumchon, a su|>- (Continued From Page One) morning at eight o'clock at St. going to get me" and tried., to The civic committee arranging mond L. Pender. field for its system, based on a posed defense bastion for Pyong­ mechanical color wheel. CBS has yang, which lies 62 miles to the READY-TO-EAT .39c James church. shoot at Maltempo again. The the parade has been hard pressed During the Monday night regu­ tiona have been continuous sine* Dolt’t f intapplt Juiot GtaatMTc^Oa. 33c slender Marine's automatic Jam­ to determine Just how many lar monthly meeting po.st members promised to make Its color patents northwest. then In U. N. forums and plans for available to everyone In the indus­ Vlighly Mo Leads Otent asiMi Joanne Templeton o f. 48 med; and this proved life saver for floats and marchers will be in the voted to collect the pocket-size AP O}rres{>ondent William J. the international army under se­ 29« c South Alton street. Is attending Maltempo. Maltempo opened up first or hatters division. try. The royalties Involve have Waugh, with U. S. First Cavalry H t i W t Oranp Erlak 46 Ot. Can 25 books for members of the 43rd been estimated at 850,000,000. curity council control were scuttled CHUCK STEAK * Bosaan's College in Bangor, Me. direct fire as Heilmann tried to Two other divisions of the pa­ Division of the National Guards Big Sea Assault troopers, said two tank-led col­ by the Russians in 1947. Faaey rade will Include floats and In advance of the injunction umns were driving on Kumchon 87c hurdle a small fence. Heilmann let now traTnftig at Camp Pickett, Va. Win Not Ease Tension Dasira OraRpa kiaa . Gia.< 46 Oa. Can 33c ' Polish National Alliance Group out a cry of pain, marchers from civic clubs, various threat from Pilot, a set manufaC' from the south and east, with ,-a societies and organizations and Members also voted to contribute turer. CBS President Frank Stan' (Conttoued from Page Ooe) Therefore, delegation sources No. 1988 will hold a special meet­ Meanwhile, in a matter of sec­ J.’) toward the Community Chil­ third making a wide en(l run to S»e l y tonight at seven o'clock, at 77 volunteer firemen, all demonstrat­ ton had expressed confidence that high ground northwest of the City. said, those two Soviet pro|H>sala Maiala OaaklRi Oil n . t Bet«i* 35c onds, Officer Cavagnaro had turn­ dren’s annual Hallowe’en party. shells—presumably for the whole alone will not ease current inter­ North street in order to take ac­ ed his car around and arrived at ing their support of Danbury’s "all segments of the industry will From that high ground, the HAMS famed Industry. not unite" to get color before the task grou{>—was a further indica­ cavalry’s artillery dominated the national tension unless they are SLICED BACON Site tion with regard to the death of c the scene. Cavagnaro, when he tion the bombardment is continu­ Del Mm I( Fruit Ootktill No. >Vi CM 34 kfrs. Rose Tumlensky. All mcm- saw, Heilmann flash a gun, opened The floats entered by the hat public. road leading northwest from Kum­ accompanied by concrete Russian . bsrs are urged to attend. shops, at least 20 in number, will Lc'udiii" Author Columbia’s new authority is ing. chon toward Pyongyang. Wau^h actions for peace. They would need fire. Two bullets went clean dated to become effective Novem­ AP Photographer-Ctorrespondent 29e c through Heilmann's chest. A third depict among other things the said It waa estimated some 20,000 more specific evidence that Rus­ WHOLE Dala’t Sllaad PiRaappla No. t 43M / 27 ber 20. and Stanton asserted that Gene Herrick re{x>rted the shell­ Two important meetings sched­ went through his left leg. He fell steps by which a handful of rab- Dies ill Hartford Reda might be trapi>ed in and sia npw means what It says before bltt's fur becomes a finished hat. within two months CBS will have ing from aboard the Mighty Mo. south of Kumchon. abandoning their own more far- OR SHANK 14V,e uled by Manchester District Boy face forward, across a small fence. some 20 hours of color programs f r e s h l y SUCED ONai Siiray Omberry Sm m Tan Can 13ic SoouU of America- for Friday at A call was Immediately placed He did not indicate whether a Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay. First reaching pcopoAls. LEAN RIB on the air each week, much of it new Allied landing might be in HALF 7:80 p. m., should be noted by lo­ for the John Burke ambulance. Hartford. Oct. —Mi­ Cavalry division commander, esti­ The West will consequently SRc networked over the Intercity ca' prospect. mated Wednesday that a total lb. 45c BEEF LIVER lb. 55c Ne. IVb Otoes far 31c cal acoutera; round table for Heilmann, accompanied by Officer chael Williams, 73, noted author bles. continue to push a sevea-]K>wer PORK CHOPS D«l Nm I* Famy F m n Maltempo, was taken to Manches­ and editflr, died today at a private The bombardment waa like the force of 25,000 might be defending resolution to give thel veto-free Sooutmasters and Explorer advis- South Coveiilrv- 5 S one that softened the west coast 27e ofa at Camp Johnson, and district ter Memorial hospital and was hospital here after a long illness. the southwestern approaches to General Assembly military poyrw SHOULDER CUT FANCT PORK Jarsay Faaay Bluabarrlas Tall Oaa 24c board of review to be conducted placed in the emergency room at ' Mrs. Pauline IJttIr Williams waa city eilitor of the for the amphibious landings at Pyongyang. • to re{>eal aggression whentver the East Berliners Inchon in mid-September, but the by advancement men from the 12:30. Covenlrj- 7-63SI ‘ Kranci.sco Examiner in 1906 Gay said Thursday the Reds security council is paralyzed by a Mighty Mo did not take part in ThU Cm 17e ic troops whose Scouts are appear­ Near Death at tbe time of the earthquake and lacked the men for a solid defense Russian veto. VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c KIDNEYS lb. 25c Datira FiRay Sviiat Paaa 14 Vole Secretly tha) one; she was shelling the op- line, and added; "There are soft ing for review, by district ad­ The Marine was bleeoalte coast at the time. s{y>ts and we will find them.” FRESH FRONT " native tomatoes 19V,e ic fusely. Dr. Caldwell waa called elected presiilent of the Coventry MarkeiLCollapae of Beds that the U. S. and Britain bad no STEER BEEF BraaR QIaRt FaRay Faai TftU Omi 17 at Lincoln school. and immediately examined the (Commonweal and the National (Contlaued from Page One) His field officers said the ad­ objection to incoiporatlng a sec­ Garden Club during the annual The Inchon landings and the vance was slowed rrtore by pre­ M m a ___« Packed By Del Monte the youth. The physician reported meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Catholic War t'ouncil Bulletin. tion In that resolution along the lb. 89c FIDS’ FEET 2 lbs. 25c 23c c Tte Waterfront Park Aasocla- In 193.’), St. Bonaventure Uni­ liberation of Seoul, Korean Re­ cautions taken to wi{>e out all Red CUBE STEAK 2 lbs. 29c Tip Top Asparagai N o .to a a 19 that the bullets had penetrated Nathan Hale Commupify Center. tics announced they, would give an public capital 22 miles Inland, lines of the Russian pr6{x>sals tion o f South Coventry is holding Heilmann's body. versity presented him with the unexpected clothing ration to pockets than by formidable de­ Mrs. Grover J. McClellan w-a.** marked the collapse of the Kore­ fenses) ' The Kumchon-Pyong- They emphasized, however, that LOtN SPRING FRESH ffTEER BEEF 23c c a food sale at the J. W. Hale The bullets Dr. Caldwell said, en­ Catholic Action gold medal. holders of September cards, more this would not be allowed to in­ LARGE SIZE jPTORIDA SEEDLESS OauHM Fusty Lins Btaui Tan Oaa 19 store Saturday morning at ten elected vice president; Mrs. Rob­ an Red army in the south and led yang road waa heavily mined. tered the youth's back and came Among the hooks he wrote were than 100,000 {mured into CTity Hall. terfere with, the primary aim of o'clock. The proceeds will go for ert H. Wilcox, 'recording secre­ The Shadow of the Pope, The to the rapid Allied chaae of the "This won’t be as fast, but it lb. 39c 55c out his chest. He was suffering tary; Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon, cor­ The west defined the plebiscite remnants inside the (Communist giving the U. N. |>ower to del 1 LAMB CHOPS Ilk89c" PLATE BEEF Wkitt Rom Bluihaik Salmtu No. Can 50c road improvement at Coventry from shock and Internal bleed­ Catholic Church in Action, tCa- as: (1) Against CMmmunist terror will coat lea# lives," Gay comment­ OBAPEFBUIT Mrs. Edgar Wennerberg is responding secretary; and Mrs. T. north. '• ed. with aggression even when Rusel ing. Leo Flaherty, treasurer. Mrs. E. Uioiicism and the Modern Mind. simnsored by Ruaala and (2) for 39c dmlrman. Rev. George Hughes of St. He waa a member of the edi­ A landing at Chongjin could op{>osed such action. Wkltt Ntat AlbuNra Tsua No. 4 Can 34c Lynn Reerwort is the new pro­ free democratic election, to unify start another United Nations Russia Is ex[>ected to roject thl ’ 3 for 29c James's church administered the gram chairman; Mrs. Herman F. torial staff of the Brookljm Eagle divided Berlin Plre Chief James Schaub of the at one time, and contributed to s{>earhei^ rolling across the pen­ solution and to Insist that l( - llVic c last rites at 1:12 p. m. LeDoyt. hospitality chairman; The huge resfionse amazed even Hijackers Escape 6Vi Oa. Can c 10 BMFD will attend a meeting to- ■ Heilmann refused to give out many Sunday newspapers, liter­ insula to aeal off the Reda from resolutions to considered sepa>at \ Oariaa Faacy Tamata Pasta Mrs. Ernest Evans, sun.shine com­ the moat optimistic antl-CMmmu- Soviet supplies. matrow night in Hartford on Civil­ any ^information to hospital au­ ary and popular magazines. Wil- nists. SWam])ed by the ballots, ly-as counter proposals to U ian Defense. Roger F. Gleason, mittee chairman. Mr.'i. Floyd N. liani.s Inveafigaled religious per­ Far south and southwest ot With TV Cargo American plan. i at our Dairy and Delicatessen Depts. thorities or to police. He refused Wiley waa elected aa flower show which were accepted (Xistage free Stktc Director of CivlUan Defense, to talk to anyone. secution in Germany for the New it western mail boxes, authorities Cfiiongjln, Allied ground troops The seven {lowers s{>on8orin}.' Ma c in to s h APPLES has.been holding conferences week- chairman; Mrs. Ernest J. Starkel, piuhed steadily ahead on three the latter—the ' U. S., Britatii. Offered Help In charge of publicity: Mrs. John York Herald Tribime in 1933. re- had to hire 125 emergency tabula­ New York. Oct. 12—(Pi—A Man­ ^kBchaub win take one other man l>orte(l the election of Pope Piu*t fronts toward Pyongyang, Tank- Fraip:e, ' Canada,, the Philippines, Patrolman Cavagnaro said that E. Barnsbee, horticulture' anti tors. led columns above P a lle t 38 hattan truck -driver reported to 16 qt. bskl 89c tthin the fire department to the In the chaae a man emerged from VII at Vatican City ifor the New CThildrens’ ration cards were ex­ police early today that his truck Turkey ahd yruguayr-d^U meet sanion that will be held at Hlllyer conservation. Following the elec­ were movifag toward the |tod ca|>- a house in the neighborhood and tion Mrs. Wiley wa-s presented a York Times, covered the Spanish cluded from the count, but they with a cargo worth between 820.090 this afternomr for what they hope OaUege. Civil war for the New York Amcr- alone ran into tbousanda. Two So­ ital from Uie south, southwest will to the 'final session of rewrit­ asked if he could be of any help. nurseryman’s gift certificate on and east. and 825,000 had been hijacked. RLEACHED Cavagnaro told the unidentifi^ lean and the former Archbishop viet control ration cards with the George Da Silva, 24, said he ing the resolution to get it Into TUB BUTTER behalf of the club in appreciation • Mrs. Archie Gardner, of Racine, Spellman’s mission to Europe and names of Russian civilians carried Allied ground troo|w far south final form. man to get out of the way because for her past two years’ service as of the bombarded city pushed was en route from Manhattan to WfaKionsin, is visiting her aunt, it looked as if this was, going to the Orient for the Brooklyn the {>enffiled Inscription: “ Down LaGuardIa Field with a shipment PASCAL CELEBY Mia. W. E. Keyes, of Washington president, She., also,.jecclved a steadily ahead on three fronts to­ be a shooting affair.' 'The man silver bud vase from. Mrs. West- Eagle, Avith the USSR.” of television sets, furs and other The demand for {lepper stimu­ NU-MAID abeet. Mrs. Gardner, is the daugh- race,! back into the ; house and Wiltianu) resided at Westport The secret plebiscite apparently ward Pyongyang — from the lated world exploration in the 15th TABLE land. Mrs. Evans and Mrs: West- south, southwsst and east. merchandise when held up. 12c bunch tek of the late Joseph Ferguson, came back with a shotgun, but hia land will bS co-chairmen o f' the where funeral services will be was the heaviest {leychological He told {Xilice five men in a and 16th centpries, says the Na­ GRADE l)luw to the Cbmmuniat regime in Those approaches to the neat of Foster street. help waa not needed. club’s semi-annual plant and foommunist Stalin wished the North Kpreans cheater, Connecticut, 14 days after |BtMR CsIsr-IHcli FImw Marine Corps identification with a tober 10 comprise the list of elec­ government,- meanwWle, hinted success. The Kremlin’s boss mes­ they dum|>ed him at 62nd street date, which will be on Thursday, tbe AMERICAN FANCY CALIFORNIA , 8 d8; boapital, Hartford, to Mr. and photo attached. He refused to re­ tors eligible to vote at the state branches but foresaw no upset of and Second avenue shortly before Kth day of October AD., IKO, at ten BT THE m C K Mka Charles McCooe, of 160 Birch plalnlv at police reprisals against saged Kim that Russia ho|>e8 for veal where hie home Is or where election on November 7. This la an Democratic control. The magazine all citizens who fail to vote openly "establishment of a united, in­ midnight o'clock In the forenoon, to aatlafy said atMet, Tllli ie the couple’s second The ttuckfnan said the four-ton Execution and my fees thereon, the CABB0T$ CANS his parents reside. When asked If overall loss of 14 as compared made the results public last night. for Red “ National Front’: at Sun dependent Korea" Soviet *ty l^ BOLOGNA ::0hiMyt 2 25c cMld. They have a litUe girl Carol he wanted to have hla parenta-notl- with October 2, 1949 list. In the 1 The magazine said the 50 corre­ ca rg o 'w u to'hav'e'bem unloaded followlns described property te wit; Aao. Mrs. McCooe is the former day’s election. Stalin’s message — described by 49 pairs of Galocha Modems Men's fled, he merely nodded his head. First Voting District there are 1,- spondents predicted an average A high official in the Soviet at the Trans World Airline at La Oreraboea. Sm’all. med., and larse. Bring onfhost M m Alice Humphrey of Albany, the Communist news{>aper Pravda 2 bunches 19e Chief Schendel notified Newport 460 electors; In the Second Voting GOP gain of 31 seats in the House zone interior ministry, which coO' as an “historical document” — was Guardis Field. Dated at Manchester this 13th day o f SUCED APPLES Naar Toric. Naval Base headquarters and two District, 573. Aa of October 2, and four In the Senate. The Dem­ Police from an Astoria precinct October, llfiO. trols 195,000 people’s policemen in reply to Kim’s expression of H FEESHLT- SLICED rrAUAN CHEESE Qopp's Stramad Foodsl" representatives from thab -base 1949, In the First Voting District ocrats now outnumber the Repub­ demanded in a xone-wloe brohd- took Da SUva there for queetiooiBg HOWARD P. CONOER. and Mrs. John Hildebrand licans 54 to 42 in the Senate and thanks to Stalin 'for the “friendly about the hijacking. Deputy Sheriff for Hartford County. far Pin awl tthtr Dessirli were detached to Mnehester to there were 1,479 electors. Tuesday cast that balloU be cast unmark support given by the Soviet Union.” Ridge street left today for assist in the investlgstlon. 90 names were removed with 69 of 262 to 172 in the House. ed Oa FlghttoS Fi«ato 1 BOILED HAM lb. 65c PBOVALONE lb. 55c At The Bakery Dept. sp Pickett, Virginia, to visit Action happened so fast in the UiMe being non-resident, 18 de­ Senator Kerr, declaring he la Those who maif) their ballots in ■oq, Robert, who U sUUoned ares that little did neighbors know ceased and three transferred to “ fully confident" that the Demo­ On the fighting frooU, the Reds 2 33c the secrecy o f the curUtoed were Uoting the Mtter medicine DAinSR IMFOETBO aritti the local guard unit, of the ordeal until the ambtUanee the Second District. There were crats will add to their present ma­ SANDWICH COOKIES 1 0 -lARS booth will be sus]>ected imm'cdl' arlll be gooe five days and arrived. 71 new names added aa having jority In the Senate, said he antic­ they forced on U. N. force* eariy ately of “opjxMlng the peace pro­ in the war. LUCKT LEAF FANCT LUCKY LEAF FWCOT to visit prominent eiUei been mode voters this year. Last ipated the Republicans may. lose Ik59c BLU CHEESE lb.S9e CHOCOLATE or VANILLA gram of the Natkmal - Front Out-numbered and out-gunned, 1 LIVEBWUBST BED SOUB PRTED the route. Misa Jean Finne- Waate Seeoad Term for 4)olriae year in the Second Voting District seats In Ohio, Indiana. Kansas. democratic Germany^ State Sec­ aocoa p anylng them on the there were 568 electors. Tuesday Colorado, Idaho and South Dakota. the . back-pedalling Communist TOMATO retary Hana Wamke confirmed. tro<^ strove In vain to stem the H f r e s h l y SU C E D T b E K STAXK c CHERRIES Manila, Oct. 12— (Pi—Senator 87 were removed because of being He detained to concede any spe­ I. Wamke warned also against ROASnmi OHIGKENS Lb. 3 $ C Quinti Parades, president pro tern' non-resident or having been de­ cific Democratic losses, ' but three-pronged offensive stabbing JUICE I absenteeism from the polls. at the capital. SHABP CHEESE lb. 59c , JiM i Alexander Noble pore o t the Senate, last night sug­ ceased and 32 new names added acknowledged that some setbacks “Nsturally we know automat! 1 SPICED HAM lb. 59c 4S0Z.CAN A p e MO. t C A M 23c gested a Second elective term for with 29 of these having been are li^evitablc in "political war." Far ahead o f the ISfi-mlle front, W« have chidiciw ready here at the f«rai at an tincfl^ atreet, accompanied cally who all the voters who do atretchittg Mtent-wlse aero** the 't3M»jHutchinson. have left President Quirino. Qulrtno, ■who made voters this y t v and three Asked whether the favorable not |>articipate in the election," previously said he prould not be a that were tranaferred from the turn In the Korean war had help^ peninaiila north o f Parallel 88. al­ inclodinf .Sunday. We deUver en Fridny mominr only. Bruoe, at Camp he said. lied planes extended thefr otrikee candidate for reelection, declined First District. the Democrats, Kerr-replied that 'the ballots reportedly carry on­ There b 1no charge for this senrice, bat be sare to coll comment. There will be three more aea- "I think the Democrats would ,J Red Korea cleae to ths Man­ ly a statement afflrmbig support churian and Siberian bordera. SUPER alons this year at which new vot'- have won the election at whatever o f a single list o f candidate* of- — ■ I i jdaagbtM, Doona Rim, was time it was held this year.’’. Bin be A epokomon ajt Oeneral Mae^ before Friday' if J^oa want year order dcUrered. tbs MsoMrial Isospttal t Btnlght Bheeisr en will be made: Saturday from 9 '»-red by the "National m r n t ’* 9T4M a in S t ajn. to p.m. at the Firehouse in added: ArthuFa headquarter* seM a geo- 7 to Mr. sad MM. R a y 8 Seventy per pent o f tlie candi- I College Park, Md.—Maryland North Coventry; October 21 from “Now that It is apparent that tee are Communist the rqihaln- eral withdrawal o f from 6,000 to ROGER OLCOTf XteDa T tm Pt I I PsgtoB football coach Jim Tatum shot an 9 a.m. to 8 p-m. at the Town Of­ the Korean war is being wbn. I t lO.opo Rii{^ from the central ee#- POPULAR Ing 30 per cent being divV*f<* ^ MARKETS Mrs. DMk Tera is the tor may I have begun. But die ODD Free Parking 18-hole 67 to win the SouUvni fice Building in South Coventrj’ jnuuiujWould a.ya-y that iDui. the me administrationuuminisirBuon weep RaaV German remnants ol 403 WEST c e n t e r 'ST. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 19M p - *AGB rOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 19W pAOB n m sK if t t Eden Scores Setback Leag|i« [ K eep Pot Boiling During Post-Season ly Slight Favorite - - -=® mt L.abor Party Starts Its . / — — ' • TRIKESu SPARI (Ceatlaoed from Fee* Ooe) YTm Maaolisatar Flrsma'a fiat- back Lisagtia aUrtad da Diwilay THE E . L . to Learn Leg Man— ;Perf«ct View To Whip ■Mlasraat Xsots* A rbsBsjr Wsaioa . ShawandGus ■ay'* B sifasnsl T yler ...... M 99 He rapped a "deplorable delay" HERALD ANGLE F ulure Tonight 5 |Notre Dame. Expected' to 0aT«rick ...... II)* 106 W T. Bfclmbndo ...... 79 97 In equipping auxiliary RAF and winter. U to axpadtad that two Bounce Back and Pin. Local Sport RlvoM ...... M 96 — Frey ...... 197 ^117 squadrons With Jet fighters. more teams will antar before next •jr P. Aeeto ...... lOJ116 M I DImlew ...... 99 91 "W * hear UUI* that is reassur­ Tueaday night to give tha eircult Silk City Gridders Prep Balmoiu.' ...... — * * j l l * R sixteen team league. EARL W. YOST Six or Eight^Team Loop Defeat on Tulane; K. Ac«to ...... - * 4 « - ToUls «6S 497 466 140U ing about our radar defenses," - - •— 1 CembiMe Eden added. "W6 are seriously de­ Tha Hot-Shota bounded into Sport* Billtoi For Sunday’s Game Chatter. first ptaca with 281 polnt^ three / PoHsible; Saybrook ’! Rogers Hornsby Said Cornell Over Harvard ToUls 4M 498 499 1483 Ollsrl ...... 68 96 ficient both in equipment and In 1 96 78 more than Hoaa Company Ont, « to W^erbury'a M»inlclp*l Stadi­ ^Against the Olympics Mat Headliner ------^ . I Mailman Chst Morgan, proudly HfiRM Murlrhl ., men and women to man the costal A rttend la Oono Out; Manchester In To Be Considered Carlson 77 — 77i Anti»lrnne 79 109 Teaming system.** Schendelt's .Oil fiarvlea took high um wtfth Stu, Doc Calllouette, I>e New York, Oct. 13.—(V)—And ; displaying a smile, say* he I* NeUon .... E7 — 67 I Chctelat ...... 86 80 aoortng honors with 11$ while tha ' On* of the clo*e»t friend* thla ' Fra/chia and Joe CatWdl, to *eo I you thlilk that Coach Frank i worrying about what team the 100 — 98 198 F. Johnaon 116 99 Next year,’ he said, "must insv- West Haven, Oct. IS — — ’ The 811k City football eleven re- ^ For A’fi Job; Lou riu s e ra ld ,itably be a very qriUcal year” in Hot-fihota were aacond, recording WftUr *v*r h*d alnce coming “ WHlIe Pep kiKFk out Fddle Oompo I Leahy should fesi bad because | York Yankees will have to Hllek ..... 135 106 333 < Whether the Rastem Professional celved eome good news last night | 330 1 ...... 443 403 499 1329 118. Yk* Herald at* ye*r» ago Sitting atop Vale Bowl In the when It was reported that "Bullet" Boudreau May Move IPurdue defeated Notra Dame last ; ij^at to win the 1961 World Series. MacLahlan 117 103 110 ToUU .... east-west tefislon. Hot-Shota 281 Basketball League operates this Blgenskl .. 110 U7 327 I Nfivirrfi «0I Many Daager PoInU Stuart Waaley. Stu suffered in- i)ress box watching Howie Odell's Bill Shaw, and Oeorge "Gua’' [Saturday? That was only one de- i x fte r the Yanks polished off the 77 61 Hose Company O n a ...... 238 ' accident/and later Herman Hickman s Yale season may be decided here ti^ I feaL This pillar of plgakln prog- { in four straight, Chet has SobleskI .. — 59 89 Lov»Joy .. Eden said there are "a score of jqria* In an automobile night. Agostlnelll would Join the team New York, Oct. 12.—UP)—Where Martin 57 — 87’ M*J*ry ...... 89 TJ Bcbsndel Oil ficrvtca ...... 3 2 5 football team* in action. Borrow­ I nosUcaUon had 25 such setbacks . i,een happier than a youngster on — 78 ...... 90 81 dknger points," stretching from one week ago today which prov^ Members of the league's execu­ for Sundry's important league la Branch tuckey going? Is Con­ Droly ...... —* 78 H-lm ...... Malays to central Europe and Ger­ Hoods Milk ...... ,308 ing Stu'* field glasses for a closer nie Mack jfolng tq step down as ths oame day—Ita worst record In . Christmas Morning, Telford ... — 89 89 FInkbtIn ^• ...... • 74 79 Wllson’a N u rsery ...... 201 to be fatal. He died early Monday tive board—owners of franchises game with the always strong Staf­ ___ —. 90 73 many, from which another Oom- morning and was burled ye*ter- view of the proceeding*. ford Olympics. Shaw, who will be manager/bf the Philadelphia A’g? eight years. Gourinaki Jack’s All-Stars ...... 108 Journey* to Storrs for Connec­ and the circuit’s officers, are to But Notre Dame hopes to start Mit Nelson, a standout basket­ Total* ---- m 467 533 1475 w— munlst attack might come. Icarii how many clubs are going a welcome addition to the Aces’ Will ^ g e r s Hornsby be the ntw ToUl* .... 390 \386 402 u n Eden agreed with labor leaders Four X X X X ...... 104 ^ ^ tu accompanied this wytter on ticut and Rhode Island State base­ backfield, has received the doctor’s A’asklpper? I a new victory string Saturday ball ^ayer fifteen years ago, made Moriarty’s P a in te rs...... 103 ball and basketball games were to exercise their options. If six and the hope is echoed here. his volley ball debut at the T last Villa LosIm (4) that collectlv* security must be many excuraion* to athletic events owners, or more, decide to put a O. K. and will replace Red Flaherty Tnen€ arc a few of the hot quea- ...... 191 9S 109 Haber* rn Larsen’s Feed A Hardware ...18$ annual nuists for Stu and the Army vs. Michigan: Osdet Monday night and really showed Oalll ... .Nel*on ... based on the United NSUons. In the Eaat during the past six team on the floor, the popular loop who la lost to the team for the aea- tiona that keep the baseball pot Barrel* ...... 101 K "Rut If Ws are in any degree Nlchol’s News Shop ,.,188 Tears. Many can vivify be re­ Writer. The first man to offer his Bon. Agostlnelll played In the sea­ oiling dumlg these post-World I coaches say that Chuck Ort- tha boys how the game Is played. Walker ...... M — Kargl ... Coughlin’s A ll-sta rs...... IM congratulations to the Nasiff bas­ will open for Its 14th season since mann'a condition will determine Harold Geer, Harry Novack, War­ ...... 114 100 Richer ... honest," he said, “we must all ad­ called—the sunny October morn­ it was organised In 1937. son’s opener against Rockville, Series days. Patrlli llaponik . mit that ths presence among the Buckland ...... 172 ing In the Copley Piaza Hotel in ketball tesm last March for win­ but because of working conditions, Best Information available at who wins. The Michigan hack ren Keith, Arnold Klelnachmidt Correntl ...... 139 106 Vlttner’s Gardens ...... 167 ning the F.a)itrn Pro I.eag\ie play­ Planning to play are Walling­ was hurt in th* Michigan State and BIU Cotter also took part in Quagllo United Nations of th* united Boston where we had an Interest­ ford. last seaaon's champs; Man­ was removed from the league's the moment, is that Rickey will Totals 452 1327 States, potentially the greatest Mr*. Max Epstein Hose Company T w o ...... 140 ing chat with Connie Mack, man­ off title was Stu Being a guest 1 defeat and hasn’t played since. the claas. Jack Crockett reports Mrs. Harry D. Pentore chester. the play-off victors; roster. His play last Sunday wind up in Pittsburgh with his ToUl* ...... 666 607 696 1699 military power of th* world, ager of the Philadelphia Athletic* of Stu at KIwanIs Club luncheon* against the Spartans will testify old friend, John Galbreath. H iat’s But even If he is at his beat, the another volley ball session will be Miller’* (t) O’QuInn • Irish Grid Booh Bristol and Torrlngton. PosaibiU- makes all th* difference to the Mias Doris Evelyn Zola, daugh­ I . Lilas Judith 8. Wach.trl. daugh­ was a common oc,r\irrence I Cadets appear to have the edge. heW Friday. niTk __ ...Fenw ay Park where we wll- tles arc Meriden and Hartford. that the young tackle plays an im­ the way the wind is blowing In­ Miller ... 107 — m realty of collectlv* security.” n * * ^ the 1046 All Star basicball Long tntcresii was an avid supporter of hign Rickey still Is president and Oklahoma v*. Texas: Tex** Is Bemie Oiovlno, Charlie Graff Uado ...., 97 106 I of 41 Pioneer Circle, w*« married orful football preview book, pub­ school sport* He was one of a out of Middletown last season and line. He will replace Tom Madi- and Wally Fortin were all re­ Gordon .. Low Man also for vast economic help to the M. Zola, who woa a resident of performance of Ted Williams who gan who is on the injured list with general manager of the Dodgers reported to have only mediocre I Sunday. October 8, to Max Epaleln, lished by Notre Dame and used by few who campaigned for .Saturday had planned to shift to Old Say- backs but the best line, from end cipients of awards by members of March ...... 405 429 277 1211 rest of the world since the end of Glastonbury, anfi Harry D. I’rn- hit two home runs, one a blooper a bad knee. although he has contracted to sell T oIrU .. the war.' sports writers covering the games aftenioon home high football brook, announced thla morning to end. In college football. That the Rec Intermediate Baseball K in s ------C'mvBt Mill (4) tore, son of Mr. and Mrs. John , «on of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Ep- by the fighting Irish, is being of­ ban thrown by Rip Sewell.. . Sit­ Tickets for Sunday's contest In his 25 per cent Interest In the Red ...... "I don’t believs that this coun­ ting In the dugout and talking ga me*. that he couldn't devote the neces­ club. should be more than enough to League. AU three young men wish .McKensI* ...... 74 71 — 145 Pentore of 88 (Thurrh street, Ken­ ! «teln of Westland street, Hartford. fered to the general public this sary time and "reluctantly" w‘as Stafford have been received by Lappen .. (Jordon .. ■ ...... 72 — 94 166 try yet underatands~-though Cab­ sington. were msrried In St. with Bob Feller. Hal Newhouser, One of the best second hasemen Insiders belteve that William end the Oklahoma victory string to extend their appreciation to the I Rabbi Abraham AvRulIck per- season. Containing rosters, stories the Connecticut Aggies, now the forced to drop out. the local management, and they go Jfiiklni ...... 99 102 59 2m) inet members should—the scale of Bridget's church this morning. The T*d Williams. Walker and .Mort Zeckendorf, who arranged to buy at 23. The Sooners hiikl plenty of league member* for the gifts. ToUla ...... 497 603 471 1471 . . . . 101 92 88 251 I formed the ceremony at 6:.'l0 p.m, and picture on the players snd University of Connecticut, ever There was a poasiblllty the Mid­ on sale today at Nasslff Arms on Oak Grill (4) Naflcembfni help that the United Nations has ceremony was performed at ten Cboper. Joe Cronin and Stan Mu- Rickey’s stock, never will be able trouble last week with much Smith ...... 90 92 97 279 j In Congregation Agudas Acblm, coaches plus data on the teams had, was Stu. How proud he was dletown franchise might be Main street. Mom's and Bill's on Clint' O’Brien holds the mstch- Paganl ...... 90 — 110 900 ...... — 97 96 193 given of recent years,” he asid. o’clock by the Rev. Bronislaw alal.. .The chilly night at Madi- to go through with the deal. In­ weaker Texas A A Texas...... 100 — 117 917 Bartok .... 1 Hartford. Mi»s Bea Wosaorman ND faces In 1050, the book sells when he went through the pages grabbed by somebody else, and East Center street or from any maker’e license for boxing and Goldstein Nsywied Americaa Aid Gndarowskl. Organist Arlyne for 50 cents. son Square GaHen in New York Bilk City player. As in every stead It is expected that Walter Santa CHara vs. SUnford: This Garello ...... 119 no 108 337 wa* aololat. where WlUle Pep knocked out Sal of his scrapbook and came upon also that a New Britain group wrestling in Manchester. Pete Ven- Totali ...... 496 464 464 1344 Eden recalled government eatl- Gnrrity played the bridal march Northern Connecticut Football O'Malley, with sound financial simply Isn’t the Santa Clara team Baalela ...... ___ 108 94 — 9()2 Mala Oflirr 141 mates that Britain would have had Presented In marriage by her Bartolo for the featherweight the photo of the Aggies In the might apply for a franchise. Boll Curry of last year which was good drillo has a manager’s license...... 198 91 — 916 and autumn flowers adorned the father, the bride'woa attended by Fallow* Father Conference game, the locals k e^ hacking, will be able to exercise Farr — Mahoney ...... 88 105 99 ; between 1,500,000 and 2,000,000 altar. bojcing championship. New York good old davs. The meeting Is.being held at the hts option to buy the Rickey enough to go to the Orange Bowl. Clint said today that he plana to Rnilla ...... 87 96 81 ; her slater, Mr*. Samuel Winer of Stu contributed much to Man­ home of Commissioner of Assign­ this money from the advanced ^ l e Wild Bull Curry, Hartford’s wild llwlipe unemployed if It had not been for Presented In marriage by her ▼ersion...AU happy memories of Quarterback Kermit Tracy of Columbia eyes the defense through stock. That would leave the 75 Stanford. operate several mat shows in Man­ Goehrlns Stukv* ...... 83 91 76 Woodstocli street. Hartford, as Notre Dame, Inc.—-OP) —Ja ck chester. He was loyal and sin­ ments Walter E, Shanbrom, 8.1 of tickets as part of their g^am - man of the mat, will headline chester this winter if suitable ar­ ...... 92 94 96 981 American aid. stepfather, William E. Sagllo, the time* when fun loving Stu sat per cenL Including the holdings of Ohio State vs. Indiana: Vic Jan- ...... 649 4S9 630 1561 McCourt matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Wise, sophomore quarterback on with thU writer In the press row. cere. With Mildred WSsIey, a Main street, at 8 p.m. Center Johnny Wagner’s lega. tee, and they urge local ^ n s to the initial wrestling presentation rangements can be made. Total* BIcklord ...... 79 87 89 248 Raymond Gower, who has been bride wore a gown of white sntin, purchase their ducats herF'in Man­ Friday night at the Sporta Center O’Malley and the John Smith es­ owlcz will be too much for the Uardra Oealaariat (0) chnarn s candidate for Parliament fashioned with a Chantilly lace Miss Helen Waclitel, sister of the the Notre Dame football team,~1s a Then there was the afternoon wonderful woman and an under­ tate In one block. Hoosler sophomores. Ohio State. 99 bride, and Miss Eleanor Cohen of pre-medlcal student, and he h a rk standing wife, he conducted a fine chester. / Arena in Wllllmantlc. Curry, McGowan Total* ...... 499 468 433 1330 in the next election, proposed new yoke and Petetr Pan collar. A hi the "band bo*" pres* coop at of his offense, study his team­ Nothing is set on the Pitts­ Miami vs, Purdue: The Boiler­ • Several new league record* went lUye* ... Hartford. Shelly Winer, niece of good reaaon for hla oours* of Gardner Dow Field at Slorrs real estate and Insurance business Sunday’s contest 1^a must for former policeman In the Capital act In bowling play last night. Au­ *93 IM talks with Stalin by western strip of matching (Thantllly lacc mates, learn their personalities, burgh front where General Mana­ makers need not be .keyed up for Anderson G«vello 90 967 the bride was flower girl. study. HI* father Is chief of staff where we. I always claimed It was for a quarter century. Ex-lrish Player Gives both clubs. The l ^ l s must win City, meets Chris Belkas of !>• drey Waddell rolled a 127 single Voizola .. 79 949 statesmen. circled the full skirt which ter­ whether subject to flattery, vitrio­ trolt. Two supporting bouts ger Roy Harney is waiting defi­ this one but they had better pul Scoliky If Conservatives win the elec­ minated In a formal train. Her Benjamin Epstein wss best msn at at. Ann’s Maternity Hospital In Stu, and be said it was I, stood up I'll miss going to sports events to stay In first pla<^, while a Staf­ their clippings aside when the and a 335 triple In Cheney Worn- D*y ...... WatioT 84 243 with Stu and I'll miss hit smile lic or complimentary; study, too, ford victory wll^lve them a three round out the card. First bout nite word on the Rigkey situation Zw'Ick ... 91 66 914 tion, he said, "I am quite con­ finger-tip veil of allk Illusion was for hi* brother and usher* were Cleveland. during a football game and In do- whistle blows. Purdue. n’s League, both new marks. Str.ttun Louis Epstein, another brother; and daily wave as he passed up their physical endurance, their way tie for first:, providing Thomp- starts at 8:30. before he makes a move on Cod* .,.. Minder 90 962 vinced . . . our leaders will spare attached to an open work crown cup of hot coffee was Tips on Quarterbacking strengthening the club. Harney Notre Dame. vs. Tulane: .Tulane Sert Erickson rolled a 119 single apitleidWar Bill Lee's ((%urant) or down Blssell street. likes and diallkes, and If all this la sonvllle d e ^ t s Rockville In the in the Village Charmers League Orfllclll . no discomforts . . . dangers and of seed pearls. She carried a and Philip Rosen. still has a year to go on his con­ 1 'would like to avenge that 46-7 ...... 409 407 408 1218 The bride wore a gown of white ovarooqt.. .One of the most en- A go6d sport and a tru* friend mastered. I guarantee an All- other Su^yiSy game. Like the and Charlie Varplek fashioned a 449 434 463 1346 ToUU . ■ ■ peril*, even If It entails many white moire prayer book with American berth, with the help of tract. pasting of a yea'r ago but a new Tot»U ... Journeys, to Interview Mr. Stslin white orchid marker and Stream- satin, with pepittm of Chantilly Jograble lersnlngs was the Journey has left us. By Dm\t> Hayes ^ being more plentiful than the Aces, the Olympics boast of a Wethersfield Tops Notre Dame victory string should fine 149 single In the Y League. concentrated application, a good big. n i^ e d liiie. and speedy backs. There also are reports that AtfiB Bemfi <1> .and hla assistants In the Kremlin.” era of stephonnUs And- Ivy. lace, and half hst held In place her _ WANTED r Former Notre Dame Star I "book" homus venie, as everyone be started here. Notre Dame. B ee L e t t * . Wlntfr* ...... ti4 77 coach, the Associated Press, and a The /nly score against the Staf- Rickey is bound for St. Louts to The Village Charmers failed to Ollle’* (4) Gower’s Ideas brought neither MIsi Elsie Pentore. sister of the flnger-tlp veil of Illusion. She car­ "Every football team shall be | can't afford a book, operate the Browns with the Mississippi vs. Vanderbilt: BUI St-nB-r I-’ ...... 72 78 ried a bible with marker of white publicity manager to bomb Grand- eleven was a pass thrown by Local Booters, 5-1 total up their score sheets which .■4owlckl ...... 114 AnnUUo ...... 97 76 cheers from the 4000 delegate* nor bridegroom, who was maid of hon­ compost of eleven players,” ao Regardleas of phytylcal at- backing of the American Lea^s. Wade’s pas-Ring will bring the Keeney ,;...... 121 any encouragement from paity orchid and atrenmera of stephan- EXPERIENCED Thtee Time Pocket Billiard the rules committee decrees, but I tributes of delinquencies, a quar- land Rl'cc with clippings. Greys’ brilliant Red Jacko. The were turned into The Herald to­ DubuU ■ ■ ■...... 74 61 or was gowned In gold satin. The President Will Harridge of the Commodores homo in front. Van­ Spencer ...... Ill Bonham ...... 78 81 leaders on th* platform. cumberhund waist had a brief bo­ otls. Juggle this rule of that august. ,j terback must primarily own an To get back to the ,brasa tacks lyinplcB will be the slight under­ Wethersfield High’s soccer team day. Being a little patient, we Sander ...... 117 American League denied any such derbilt. took the time to total the scores. lero with Queen Anne collar and Th* matron of honor wort gold body,KAr4«r Interpo • analytical,A nalvflpa) 9i>ickcFAt*.Kpa1mtrigger-brain andanri pos- \ of our seven rules: dog Sunday aa they have played scored a 5 to I win over Manches­ backing had been arranged. California vs. Southern Califor­ Fuller ...... 126 ...... 406 863 407 U76 CARPENTERS but two' contests to four for the ToUU .. three-quarter length sleeves. Her satin. Miss Helen Wachtel wore 0 Champ Plays Here Friday late, correct slid state — every teas a world of fire. Likewise, he When In doubt—punt. ter High yesterday afternoon In Philadelphia, the reigti of nia: Pappy Waldorf has 33 in Baaacrfi't'p tt> blue crepe with silver accessories Silk To'wn forces. ToU l* , 689 879 586 1734 ...... 84 81 86 961 matching Juliet cap was fastened football team la composed of a knows his own offense from A to { Moore scored the locals only goaU 87-year-oId Mr. Mack as manager shape for this one. He should get Harif*rd Bead Grill 19) llolUnd with satin bows. She carried a ami Miss Cohen, yellow crepe. The For Iiuide and Oatside quarterback and ten other men, Busy Schedule Ahead MfiRnufion ...... 78 76 74 228 Z, then his men, his signals, h is' Summary; seems to be near the end. almost as many points. California. Fo» Prevents Mono* ...... 103 83 103 289 ...... 80 83 99 969 cascade of yellow pompons and flower girl was (dressed In blue Work—Apply at' Jlanay Oaras of Upper Darby,.,.that Jimmy Is a likeable chap, selected at raudom. If you will. opponents, hi* field of play; the | The next five weeks will be Wethersfield (fi) Manchester (1) Wake Forest vs. North Caro­ Winter ...... 109 84 106 298 t tirfifihur t h r f Htw champion of the , more than willing to help with Eagles Defeat' The story circulated at th# .) arvlfi ...... 60 67 85 917 Ivy. net over blue satin and carried a And yvhy? Let's see: sun, the wind, the down, the yard-1 mighty busy ones for the scrappy G. Farr Barry World Series was that Mark lina: Wake Forest is out of gas Baclroiln.kl ...... 177 67 126 310 ...... 87 90 87 £64 5 Dover R ^ chargee of Head Coach Joe Hugret. Sunt'ga . The bridesmaids. Mias ifrancls basket of mixed garden flower*. Mctd 4 t hoeket bUllarts, will give “ P* better pocket billiard per- Did you ever dissect one of your age. the olTiclals, the score, who Is ' R.F. Storms Keller would devote himself to executive after that 47 to 0 massacre of Taking Films M.daen ...... 9.’’ 87 HO 296 B. Edmunds of this town and Miss The mother of the. bride was Or PboBo 4112 formances. grandfather's clocks to see what Following the Stafford tilt, the Slover Ge*a ...... 11* 1** 11* ToUU ...... 304 397 431 1299 aa ssc|i>Mtim of his cue skill F ri-, Graham Holmes, youthful cue hurt, who is tiring, etc., a general! Iiiflians Tniiiiipli L.F. Gainty work next year, leaving the man­ William A Mary. North Carolina. Carol Scarrone of Glastonbury attired In aqua lace over satin day aiglit; at 9:30 at the Manchea- i made It tick ? And while thus locals travel to Thomaston Oct. R.H B. Kozucl Frechette aging Job to a younger man. Still Navy vs. Princeton: Princeton 847 464 566 1676 wore gowns and Juliet caps of and the bridegroom’# mother wore JARVIS REALTY 0 0 . ■tick artist of this town, will meet In an hour of concentrated war, i 22, to battle the classy VVaterbury Totala VllUSe l'h*nii*r* tar IMllqrd Academy, 40 Oak ^ Imitating a member of a Swiss familiar with a swarm of data of C.H.B. Budd Moore Mr. Mack ha$ said repeatedly took Its annual "vacation” in the Identical style to that of the hon­ a gown of blue beaded crepe. Both Caras In a 100 point game. guild, the master spring gadget By The Assbcialed Press Warriors in an exhibition contest. Vlgnpne lost half of its game with Rutgers Reserve Halfliack Goes K. A. S*kB*** l‘*lBt (4> nls own team as well as that of the L.H.B. Lowell he'd never resign. Metsaa'* Nlelnen 78 98 350 or attendant. Miss Edmunds was mother* wore *llver *cce#*ories OarM will davot* his show to a ^ave way releasing an ear-spTit- The Amerlzhn Hockey L<-*gue Sunday, Oct. 29, they’ll be In Rock­ 0 . R. Adams Sheekey It Is known that three men and now IS ready to travel. Prince­ Lamourrtux 94 72 78 233 In emerald green satin and her end orchid corsage*. They tlng whirr, frightening at least 17 enemy, to say nothing of the ville for the first league game of Unnoticefl in Dense Freeman daasoastrqUon of pocket billiard status of the game. season Is lo<* than a week old but 1. R, King Case were bejng considered foe the JobJ ] ton. Hf'wUt ...... Cot mt«T . 83 110 363 flowers were orange pompons and slated the bridal party at a large fqadaiDtntala, dealpied to show years out of your younger life. the second half. They'll be home llplm ...... 91 94 265 Stengel to Take You ask, what is the most Im­ tw'o veteMins. Ab DeMarco and C.F. Raynard McNcmara One w-as Paul Richard.*, who sign­ Oklahome A A M vs. Southern Fog Over Grid Field Uuutur Ivy; Mlrii Scarrone wore bitter­ reoeptlon which followed In the Througb typognpbfeal tka ksglnnar how to approach the That main spring is the quarter­ at Mt.- Nobo on Nov. .1, and 12, Methodist; A night game involv­ riFdlund ...• CrtckfioD . 86 103 300 portant of all his knowletige: I. L. Schumann Small ed Monday to manage the Chica­ Snow ...... sweet satin with rust pompons vesUy of tha temple. error In one of otr.ndVtr^ gaasa; oijaa his of trick ahots, back on anyone's football team, Bill Summcrhlll have shown that playing host to the Thompsonville Duff ing two unbeaten clubs but the X-Ray. Uatbenny May Help Extended Rest Other than knowing your own O. L. Almqiilat go White Sox. New York. Oct. 12— OE—Bill Hftb«rern 409 483 1316 and Ivy and Miaa Vivian Sharon For a trip to Florida th* bride •ad fwas— hla audience with his the guy who makes the tick. The thcy.^tlll possess plenty of scoring Greys, and Olympics in the finals Goals by Wethersfield: Adams, Mustangs, despite a heavy injury ToUl! . ■. In Treating Painful BunlU* Zola, Junior brldeamald and sister tiaementa yesterday'n A70 offense, to know your men—your T h e others are Del Baker, San Brandt, a stlll-unreformed base­ te> jUi wearing a brown and blege wool fast of pocketing rolling balls. whirr that caused the heart to I of the NCFC schedule. The league Klng-2, Raj'nard-2; Manchester: list, have the edge. Southern Total! . .. 502 504 1471 VI 81 221 of the bride, wore a light greeru caL Reminj'ton Bolt Action skip, Is. by the numbers, his fight, teammates, their temperaments. P. Diego manager, and Horn.>.bv, GroRor suit and green snakeakln acce»- H* broke into the -sports Glendale. Calif., Oct. 12—(Ah— champions will then meet an all- Moore. who won a pennant with the Yan­ Methodist. ball writer, probably wouldn’t Slianord .. 81 73 329 By Edwin P. Jordan, M.D. satin gown with sweetheart new­ Borlwi. On their return they will Model 721-A Rifle was ad> lire, enthusiasm, savoir falre,' high Have more than a nodding ac­ Both DcMarvo and Sunimcrhill 240 ay otll^ t as a lad of seventeen, Casey Stengel, at home today, be­ star team compo.sed of the other Sjibs - Wethersfield ---Mariwo, kee farm “Club at Beaumont in the Mississippi State vs. Georgia: know a crying towel if he aaw one Falcons lltxk .... 71 81 tViiiten for NEA »er\1ce line, puffed sleeves and bertha. make their home for the present vertiaed st $7.95. Tbe ieor- wtoaa downsd the mighty Ralph gins enjoying sleeping "for about tension and a Hock of similar add­ quaintance. And why? turned In the fir.vt "hat tricks" of three league members. This con- The Bulldogs arc at home. Gcor- Ralniondo ('ampenele. 82 81 .The moat common causes of in­ the season -last night as the Buf­ Clarke, Hayes, Brew. Whitaker, Texas League. .. .Yet, In his capacity as Muhlen-. Fhraf.lfio . 104 86 271 The bottom of the skirt st/thter- V :th the bride’s parents. draanlaaf in an exhibition match, a month," and the prospect of ed adjectivea, all bound up In his Fighter II tth (loldca Heart te.sl is tentatively set to be played gia. Hartok .. flammation of a bursa, or bursitis, rect and intsndcd price Is falo Bison*, defending Kastern Di­ Flynn. Roang, Skiff, D’AUlloj' Hornsby still is Beaumont man­ berg College drumbeater, Bill for­ Farrand . vsls was caught up w l^ small Mr*. Epstein I* an alumna of [• 1 e m a ^ tha nation's sports writers earning around 37.1.000 next year. personality, coupled with his keen,, A quarterback la n9t as a rule a at Mt. Nebo with all proceeds go­ Holy Cross vs. Colgate: Dr. Ed­ are single severe Injuries or lesser rosettes to reveal the plffle(l net $87.95. analytical, hair-trigger brain. vision champs, knocked off the Stiles. Bengtsson. Davis, Worek, ager. But if he has the chance Dummy .. Tolalfi ...... 409 402 1214 Manchester High school snd Hlll- to immediately dub him the "boy The weary skipper of the world docile boy, neither a strutter, brag­ ing towards a gala league banquet. Tab Schey; Manchester — Knsa- to Jake the Job with the A’s ha die' Anderson has the Ousaders wards a couple of the hardest kind but repeated one*. Kneeling feir hoop skirt undtTneath. She wore Also, it might be added, that your New Haven Eagles, 9-5. 554 550 50:( 1607 yer college. Mr. Epstein, a grad­ woador.” champion New York Yankees, gart nor a cringer, but a fighter kowski, Hansen, Dublel.' Anderson, will have no difficulty getting crusading. Holy Cross. of hard-luck tales... First, there's Totals Malooey'! lladio »ad T\' a long time may affect a bursa a matching satin qpJl net head- uate of Weaver High school Is In He Uvad up to his advance press once he arrived at hla horns here futile haatened attempt to replace DeMarco and hla lincmates. Montgomery' the main spring ao that "Ma with a golden heart, together with R. Machia. Bogli, R. Biardi. Hand­ loose from the Yankee chain. William A Mary vs. Michigan little Willie Wescoe, who got into Bank! Just above the knee resulting In piece, satin mlttS/And carried an business with his father and broth­ artlesa, too, by carrying on to win with Mrs. Stengel, announced to Grant Warwick and Paul Meger, Welherall Nmiied State; The Spartans are through V lePBRVP Abrahuitifion .. old-fashioned colonial bouquet. wouldn't know" likens very favor­ being a. first-water diplomat. A ler. Day, SzempUnski, Dubandski, Then there is the ca.*e of Loii the Bucknell game because the nr>B*t * i'hapiBiiii the common malady, "housemaid’s ers In the Manchester Bottling Ward & Co. ^ th* w oM 's tltl* in tournament the sporta writers: "No banquets, slave driver, as well as a "whoed- led the Bisons’ attack. DeMarco Boudreau, the aeveland manager. patting themselves for their tri­ Lx>w Mrji ...... knee." In "tennis elbow," a bursa William E.^gllo, Jr., was best Company. He served aa a staff play In 19Sd, and downing the wily no speeches, no nothing.” ' ably with a coach’s effort to "put" drove home four goals and drew bigger guya were h u r t...It was Brown ...... 106 lOl il'.eatand ...... a quarterback who "ticks" and he ler"; never undecided, on the fence Lineman of Week i There is talk that the AtWetica umph over Michigan. Michigan Duke ---- around the elbow Is Involved. man for Mr^Pentore and the ush­ sergeant In World War II. Ikwin Rudolph In a challenge He said that when he signed his one assist. Mcgcr, rookie of the State. his job to protect an 18-13 lend KudueM ...... ers were >tahn Albers of South I: fumes, hurries and frets as much or an expert alibi artist. He is in Little Swing and Sway might make a deal with the Triijs through the last few minutes... Olirtlo . . Now, any small pocket lined by ma4cb following the tournament. contract Tuesday with the Yankee control of the team from the mo­ year last year, picked up five and for player-manager Boudreau. ComeU vs. Ham-ard: Some SkooR ---- Tolsl* 398 446 41)8 1251 Glostonhtiry, John C. BIgotto of Jimmy came back again In 1938 owners they told him to take it lest "Ma. the faculty; will know." Warw'lck three a.s.sists. Summer- Norman, Okla., Oct, 12—i>P)— Willie lugged the ball seven suc­ delicate tisaue lying near one of QB Is Main Spring ment it leaves the gym until back Saratoga Springs, N. Y.—i/Pi— Lou still can play part time at eastern critics think Cornell is J. llDinski Wilhkin, Oil Nrrvirr (21 the movable Joints of the body is Glaatcuiiihury,------,Tohn DeMugno of to blast Ills way to the title for the easy this Winter instead of rnn- hill kept the Eagles In the game Life wasn't worth living for Big cessive times for two first downs Miller ...... 91 77 88 956 Winding the main spring Is the in the showers with his Judgment Bandleader Sammy Kaye tried for short or third base. Army’s equal in foolball ability. called a bursa. TypictU bursa* are Kenj^gton and Peter Corder* of second dime. He then beat the nlng around to one shindig after with three goals. Jim Wcatherell. college football's —but there was so thick a fog ToUU • - 603 555 1697 LetW Mtn ...... 84 84 84 9o9 coach's grooming of his quarter­ final. It Is his duty to get tlie some time to acquire the horse But the matter of Boudreau's Harvard isn't in that class, Cor­ Manchester. Husbands! Ifives! ekallenge of Andrew Ponzi In a another. The Springfield Indians polish­ Lineman of the Week, when he over the field that t^e. fans L,edoU* ...... 9* 98 73 964 those above the knees, and around Mrs. Sagllo chose for her daugh­ Male back for a game, the setting of the most out of these boys so that Swing and .Sway from the Green- contract, a good-sized cljunk of nell. ,iiR. I*»riiapelle 86 — 174 UaKley ...... 99 86 86 9lil facial match, at a time when "And that suits me just fine. ed off the Hershey Bears. 6-1, missed the conversion that nearly couldn’t see who was doing it and 108 89 135 33i the elbow* and shoulders. ter'* wedding a black roae after­ hands, the coachly function of pre­ throughout the game, they are at tree Stable but without success. dough,, might discourage the A’s even the movie man stopped H. I.jiChkp«lle Idikow ekl ...... 79 71 71 931 Bursitis often starts suddenly Want new Pep and Vim? Factory Workers Rm si was at the top of his game. I’m no spring chicken (he'» 59) with Ed Bu.sh driving home two plunged Oklahoma into defeat la.st However, he did the next best Payne ...... 104.104 94 309 noon dresa with gray velour ac­ *nio4ifipQ^ of fitmpififi irt m kk, ______paring the "other" ten men. Just who had a miserable season at shooting so Wescoe never appear­ and In such cases the Involved irom. aaw 1949 hs won the National and and I'm tired out." their peak. To accomplish this, he counters. The Indians snapped a Saturday. Grid Y ank^i^ut ^ r t o n ...... 120 119 100 339 Total* 439 416 4(il 1955 cessories and pink tea rose c6)r- bfiUfiUd fioMjr b—fiu— bodp iMkfi fir a gesture on his part— placing to must .abuse them verbally, never thing at the recent yearling Bales the gate. Oeveland has yet to an­ ed (n the films... Then soph quar­ 100 101 90 291 cavity Is likely to be swollen and *im. YitAltty. try (Mtrpi TitOlt Tfibhi^ Wollds Touinamenta. ' the first Then he chuckled: 2-2 tie shortly after the halfway But that miss Ignited a spark when he paid $1,300 for a yearling LoW. Men ...... aage. The bridegroom’s mother awa you. to*, mar for p»p: pm Mppm First and Second Shifts meet the opposing offense as they physically, exhort them, humor nounce Boudreau’s statua for terback George Mills went In B aita ...... — — 1.72 132 contain a fluid, the nature of which YltfiiniB ia. Itow eoiKf iMiMttfitory !(■•••% Mu , player to perform this feat In the "If I!m this tired, think hovs' will continue to run, proving the inark of the second period on that caused the Sugar Bowl cham­ by Swing and Sway out of Purple 1961. I'olH*'* Her,lee (1) was attired In * gray afternoon for fifilfi fit fill dnic Motipl •vfinrvbfirtk • No Experleaea Neceeeary. 'U stery of th# game. -poor Eddie Sawyer (manager of them, coax them, coddle them, ca­ goals by Harry Pidhimy and Ken pions to sw’eep past Texas A. and After Loop Lead against Lebanon Valley *rith the Rolirbach . . /3 81 98 251 depends on the cause. Acute or dress with pink and black velvet • Btemiy Work — FiOr Wsge main spring continues. But, if tiawn. The yearling baa been ship­ So that's the pitch for the ru­ Total! 690 499 661 1670 91 263 His appisarance here wlll demon- the World Serlea-loalng Philadel­ jole them, threaten them, brow­ Hayden. Biish and Bill Gooden M. 34-28, and extend their three- score tied In the last quarter.. .He a m * ...... 93 79 subacute bursitia brings tender­ aecessories and corsage of pink Bcftlev the all Important spring flattens ped to Philadelphia. Ksy# ha.* mor factory today. Something heaved a beautiful 45-ya^ pass Sabuurin . 105 77 107 289 strata the type of cue play that phia Phillies) must feel after los­ out refuses to unwind. What is beat them, tongue-lszh them, then sewed It up with scores, in year winning streak to 23 games. submitted three names In order of New York. Oct. 12—(>P)—Th* D*a Wllll* (I) 86 67 75 228 ness and pe %. In the more chronic rosea. a Age Range—24 to $8. ^carried him to these crowns. In ing four straight. "B’etcha he ain't Arid out of that last-minute tri­ may pop before November 1. .So to Warren Reed, who took It on Suto conditions in which the fluid de­ done? Into the ash can. A shame them, praise them, Joke the final period. preljfrence to the Jockey Club. many linger executives are wan­ New York Yankees have a chance Sexton ...... 98 89 LiOW Man 77 77 77 231 The ceremony wo* followed by a Good Work Record EeaesMal 'addition, his audience will discover making any speeches, either." umph came sufficient praise for the three aAd went over the goal ...... 97 126 .— - -- —— * ■ — EDITH S. WILLIAMS coach may as well follow suit— them. He's the big boss, the mM They are Dear Girl. Serenade and ing to see which way to jump tli.it to take undisputed poeseaslon of Ltlley ... velops gradually and lasts for a a reception for over oiie hundred Apply the six-foot four-inch 220 pound . . . But - the field Judge blew his Kompantk ...... 123 118 Total* 433 S81 448 1262 long time, discomfort may be en­ Into the aah can, If hla main of that game's destiny and whether Lead a Band. Although Kaye has Rickey must announce his dcu- first place In the National Foot­ horn and ruled Reed had inter­ ...... 199 108 relatives and friends at the Hotel Teacher of Piano and spring, the quarterback, doesn't or not the game is successful re­ tackle to make him the day’s top ball I^gue’s National Conference Lanky ... darrl* Realty < *. (3) tirely absent. Diagnosis Is not si- Villa Maria. Glastonbury, which i an Interest In the -Atlantic City slon soon." fered with a defensive player on O'Brtffht ...... 90 191 Edmund* 95 88 88 271 Piano Accordion SPENCER RUBBER tick. « mains to him. SptirU iu Brief lineman in the eyes of sports writ- race track, this Is the first time by beating the San Francisco 275 wAys easy. was decorated with autumn flow­ CM from coast to coast. the c a tch .. .So Instead of a home RcvUla ... 105 74 96 ' Beginners a Specialty A quarterback la the original The coach alts on a sideline Sat­ he has owned a thoroughbred. Cub* Sell Volselle Forty-Niners tonight at Yankee Total* 537 663 603 16()1 Fllbig ... 76 90 86 251 What can bs done for an in­ ers snd foHsge. Other linemen nominated lor run for Mills his first time up, it Msaekeater 3l*t*r Sale* it) 12 240 PRODUCTSCO. M ) CMtet "Feller Who Needs a Friend.” urday afternoon and Sunday morn­ Stadium.. was Just a foul ball. Conllo .. ■ . 85 73 flamed bursa depend* partly on For a aouthem motor trip the T bL 82$1 Evaqlags Whaixu... Consider what he must know and By The Associated Press this week's honors: Bark to Coach Red Strader’s high scoring Broran Low H»n . 83 83 83 249 the cause and partly on the acute, bride will wear a black rose gab­ CHAPEL ST. ing the public prints report "Coach Baseball Chicago, Oct. 12— The Chi­ do: First and foremosL besides Ends—Hal Lokovaek, tVashlng- One-Minute Sports Page Mazzoll ness of the Inflammation. In the ardine suit, with black velvet and White Outguesses Dear Old Earl- Phlladeipbia—'The rhillies sign­ cago Cubs today announced th- Tanks, whose 137 points lead the K eener . Total* ,... 443 408 435 1286 endorsing a check from Dad, this ton State: Bud Sherrod, Tennes­ East Lansing, Mich.—()P)—Four entire circuit, are now tied with Since the Worid Series, a lot of more acuta conditlona, complete heather aeceaaories. After No-, ham.” Not so—th* quarterback ed Tom Casagrande, Fordham see: X)an Foldberg. Arm y; Doug sale of Bill Volselle, veteran righ: ’ I rumors have been kicking^ xround Varrick . ONLY man of destiny must learn the so- member* of the 1949 Michigan hShd pitcher, to St. Paul of thi the- Chicago Bears and Detroit UcCuiTr rest aided by a splint, bandage, «r ve'mber 2. they will be at home to outguesses dear old ' Earlham. A Pitcher, for a reported $40,000 Atkins,,'Tennessee; Harold Riley, concerning J o t DlMoggto. CBsey called "Seven Golden Rules" of State football team, tackles Hal American Association. The privo ' Lions with three victories and one cast Is generally advised. their friends *t 88 Church street. football, which are; coach may be a "wow" on rbller bonus. Baylor: Frank Flachell, Arkansas; Stengel disposes of one this way: Totkli .. 696 614 638 1668 RED CEDAR New York—The New York Vogler. and Kent. Esbaugh and was not disclosed. defeat. Middle Ground’s In ihose cases In which the Kensington. . 1. When In doubt, punt. ' .skates, during the week, but on Bob Moorman, Te^aa Christian; ^ The Bears a:nd XJona don’t play 'Joe could play first base; Ha can- The brWs, a graduate of Oms- Giants obtained catcher Rafael Pete Augsberger, Maryland; Low­ backs George Smith and John Volselle dame to the Cubs in C k *a b *r* Matrar* (9 ) swelling is great and the pressure 2 On a wet field, let the op­ Saturday afternoon he becomes until Sunday, when five games a rt play anywhere. But if I put him on tonbury High arhool. is eipployed ponents carry the ball. merely a spectator with an excep­ Noble, liiflelder Art Wllaon and ell Pegry. Michigan. » Poloncak are helping Spartan foot­ December, 1949, from the Boston, first and anything happened to HlliiiakI ...... 109 100 Career Ended causes considerable pain,, th* phy- CLOTHES POLES Braves for Infielder Gene Maueh scheduled. by the Travelers Tn*iran chances are a million to on* thorne. Lasi Night't Fighia . JUqrow and ReBaoa whipped Dartmouth, 84 to 0, in In th* moat raslatant cases, m Quarterback In Twelve Chapters" sonality, of character and he must Lexington, Ky. — Mon-Pharo against IM aver running again operaUoA Involving removal of the 1947 FORD SEDAN (on sale at all pharmacies and a be a gambler. tOVERS Paul Blossifield, four-ysar-old footbaU. ' .. i., ^ As soon as practicable. Middle- ' JARVIS I $5.00) won the Clarkland Purse Ten Ytan Ago—CeraeU Maot. enUre lining of M»* bursa m ^ 1946 F^RO TUDORS (2) . Do few sporting goods stores) which Under game-fire some boys can aeo of the Eaatatn Laagua praay, ground wUl b* shipped to Robert says on page 28, Chapter 3. Rul* at Keeneland, , For All Makes Of Cars By Tht Afifiodsted Press has been giving pitching sxhibi- ed Army, 45 to 0, and Northwsat- have to ba smployed, but t h i l l s REALTY CO. 1942 MERCURY CLUB ' b* abused and spurred to super­ Salem. N. H. —C3>anceacripl WRESTUMG Nsw Ymrk (Bt. Nicliolaa Arana) om sbadsd Ohio fiUU, 4 to 3, in J. Kleberg's Sprawling King Ranch mors or Isas of a last rswtrt. Tha CHOICE 2, "On a wet day let th* opponents human efforts while the boy play­ Uona la various ball parks...To COUPE c (5.40) won the Eddie Hurley Me­ —Paddy Os Marco, 138, Brooklyn, maka sura he won’t violate tha leading collsga footbaU garoea in Texas to munch oats and pro­ sufferer from a saver* buralUs 654 CENTER 8T. carry the ball.” Tbs axiom la not ing next to them, with the opening We also have a ^ to m duce new little racing champions unusual and perfeeji logic, but the morial purse a t Rockingham Park. outpointed Joey Scarlato, ISdH, balk rule (remember that?), Paul * nttaea Tear* Ago — TInUgel usually feel* quit# sorry for hlm- PHONE 4U2 1941 FORD ^ TON - V QUAUTY whistle becomes a skittish, nervous Bowie, Md.—Hocotia . ($6.00) line of covers in filler, plas­ SPORTS CENTER ARENA the r«R of hi* lift. opposing quarterback might also tic, satin twill, nylon anit New Yorb, 20. ' reeitaa "Mary Had a UtUs Lamb” *ron the $82,090 futurity a t BfL- seir—and with good raasen. Milk Fed Broilers* . PANEL (2) have read the same book? What wreck, easily discouraged, where-' took the Bayard Purse at Bowie. wmimaatte — Raata fi Dultttli, Minn — Pat lacobuect, OB ha paoaaa [wtora a pltek. mont Park. upon it falls to the quarterback to Camden, N. J . — Symooslum leopard akin. Made to - Ot 1941 FORD CONY. eXUB then? Ehrar think of thatT 128, dncbinaU. outpointed CHas This la to be raeoauaandad anly .Koda Stamp With Boamr Pr. Bataan wU) ' Fryers, Ro«fiter« Number Variety make provision to counteract this ($10.40) captured the stx-furlong your car. Pricea styrt M Fridoyg October 13 — 8:30 P. M. Flanatin. 232. fit. Fanl, 10. ' to those major lesufuera who can fieaot Magra ■■*!» la a '"COUPE feature at Garden State. ' 0|MiUagBaatlinsII.$9MiMtaa / Boston— ^ —Clyde VoUmsr was tl4iaa tram hla Another spsclaa la the "number" plight During game-heat certain fipokana — WlUia B c«^ 207, Loa remember tha linaa. 0 special cotonm •■•• 1940 DODGE CLUB players can be honeyed, salved and San Mateo, . Oalif.—Great Dream ' ' Mala Bdat I' Angelaa, atoppad Frank Buford, Tarrytown, N. Y . —(A)— fiyd happy for many reasons whan his and Capoiifi Cllld Photograpli 9 0 p r o o v variety. This youth aisys to him- DaU AH, Brathara Watch tar H. COUPE soU. "W a are now, on our thirty- complimented while other* will bc- ($4.20) won the featured Poppy^ 99 BONtmeS fi OUT OF FALLS li«. OakUnd, Calif. B. Thai Witherspoon,. Jr„ Mtchigaa PoUaek, otsnar o t tha iBdiaaapoUa ptfieh horn* run with the THE MODERN WAY Handicap at Bay ICaadowi, ■ $ Per Set Ctouma, aayu hla ataf'. southpaw, Ceded beat Cleveland in an 11-7 Wrapped la 1940 PACKARD SEDAN y u d Una, third down, two to g o , eotm i ~broksn-h*akted and burst 13*95 — fi New York (Jamaica Arena)— halfback, is the son of a former Tkiaa New O—rhea WILD BULL CURRY Aaa'4>a; we*U fool them. Wa into tears if a word Is directed Johnny Katqbcr, 134 2-4, Uv siqufid m at* of Opach Bennie Oea- Harry Butts, is belM aeoutad by contast a t Fenway Park, In VoU- tor Tfikt fidrantniri of a poi> 1939 PLYMOUTH haven't triad Number OG yet. to tjiem. Haekey a t a OlGara Of Hartfofd. M. E. Heavy weight flhamp Ingston. N. J„ cutpolntad Johnny tartwaa . . . Jiaunle Dykes la ths Boston Bravas. Butts raeantly mar’s nine previous attempts aq a Mo «r^lta(i trait studio dsfitinsd tx- Ouaaa TU do I t ” And for what pitched a ona-hittsr against tha pinch hlttar h* bad failed to gat New York—<« Thraa ot tha WINNMPMCi Sonad Advice State Hora)n,‘ 186, Nsw Yoik, 8. auritchlng from bagebaU tq fbot- N a tlo ^ Baskathall Aasoctptton claafrely for diUdren. raaaon'T Nona. • Just' tha fact . Go down the line, arith s word of Laat Night's Raanlta - CHRIS I I e LKAS Busnoa Alrss — Karal Sya, baU In tha aporU ooliunn ha F l^ y Stars a t HaiTlaburg, Pa. on base. After a pinch walk in Prieaa Arm lotoer that the number hasn't bean NatloMt taagne I Of Hatrolt Tba Clowna era mambara • of tba June ha fanned five straight times teams will have new eoachaa thla •ncouragement to this man, verbal Belgium, outpointed Antonio wrtUa for a ahoa maaufa^urlng •saKHi. Dtva MtcMUlan. former played, Irraapactlva of whathar It abuse to that playsc, a . pat there, Detroit $. New York 2. Service Statioit Sma-FINALS: Francln, AzfaaUna, Ifi. Heavy­ eoaeara.. .Raokon tha a)ioe U on Negro. Amariean loagoa. as a pOiph bitter, bit into a doubla M R fimmN DIU U A forward -paas. Una buck, spin­ .Amerteaa Laagwa -y FR EH B E IX — Oaaadiaa^Champ play and fUad out tarlea. Univaralty ot MUmoooU ootch, Friday criticism here, aijd ngt a word for weights. tha othsr foot now...After tha will handle Trt-aUaA raplaeing ner or ravaraa; whether tha play Buffalo 9, New Haven 6. ' Downtown Tydol I ^ J Ladd, in., MarehanU wen 20 GhlU nwhqniplMr fits the ball carried his team's po­ that boy. Summarixlng, my advice Providence. 3, Cincinnati 3 (( No Greea Tlsa Ked Auarbacb, Who la now With ths Soles cn|idr$«ryic« tq qny potential quarterback is as / PREO OARONi: — af New Tnrk li «tn$a fiq$Bd Yaonfi - straight gaBMS at the and of the FRINK ♦© P B 0 0 9 - G»% GRAIN ItfUTRAi SPIRITS sition on tha field,' or, the time overtime). , 4$ Mtmrtss ' Tuacon -7. jSophomoraa proiiably Boston Csltlca Bonso MeKlimsy tt. A. 219-IIAIN follows; that after thorough sc 770 Main 8t. ‘fek 4%^7 nUaoU Valldy League ssaaon, Snlllvaa fi m . . ■ riapplag . 476 MAIN STREET [ HHCMPSANN BSSniilNO MBPOtATlOH, PtSKSKIU. N. V. •lapaad means nothing in. his Cleveland 8 Pittsburgh 1. Manager Toby Barry quit because wUl hold dourn nine starting posi­ Angeles — Guard Nick has replaced Bob Faarick at W$ah- yoimi Ufa. This species sbeiuads. oualntahcs with. Ibe Uui and outs Obkimbus, O.—O f 88 players on Ington, the latter moving to SSnU ' PHONE 4933 Springfield 6. Hsfshey 3. tbe'Ohib Stats football squtd, ha bad bsan elected'to tha Stats tions on th* - Arisona football OPBrovac ' of Boutithem (jaUfomia Tel. Mas. TIM Altar • P. 8L Clare University as haad eoaciv A . only 18 sanlora.. - . jLsgisIatura,..QuiU^a Ladd, sh? team. Is not Irish. Hs's of Slav descent

1 V A^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960

Heard an /intereatlhg ebaerva- Sisld one girl to her friend, Do you know that thera era Home Safety-Accident atatlatlcs T4MINEHV1LLE HILKS tion on protracted baby-altUng •peaking of bar two beaux: "If X about 600,000 corporations and ■how that the moat dangerous Sense And which will be appreciated by a cer- could combine their qualities, Fd •bout 3,000,000 unincorporated place of all ia the home. Accident fialn group o f jvomen, who refuaa, be the happest girl in the world. buaiaaaaes competing under free nasarda auch ■• etutterad atalr- •Nonaenge with good reason to conaldar Ronald ia gay, debonair, rich, hand- entarpriae In the United 8tatea:of ways, loose ruga, unsafe wiring DeCORMIER MOTOR PITTBR W. PANTAJLUK, alacMcM WANTED—Qtrls and young wom­ W>AM FOR sale, IS par yard in themaelvea elderly, thouid* they •qma and witty, and Clarenea A.marlca today? and improperly-placed dangerous eontrfictar, maintwiaboo and arir- . Albert wlahaa to contact Josepli Henry Jackson, of San I : JCbonfied SALES, Inc. en for bench work. Steady work truck Ibada. Oravel SlW paryard. MANCHESTER—3-family hou: bear the title of "grandmother.” wants to marry ma.” drugs abound in many homea. Ing for light and power. 40 fhatar rellabU MrMm to taka over d o c t o r , LAW YER, Francisco, has InVented a new Make your home a safer place to and gMd pay. Tober EaaebaU Alao fill. Nussdorf Construction UNPAID BALANCE with Immediate occupancy. R Bill and Helen, fl couple with an Maud—I'm aoiry I Couldn't Btraet. Phone ssds. Manufacturing Co., Elm atraot, modeled inside completely. Asl game. The Idea ia to think up active' year-old son, wanted to go come to your'party yesterday. live In by making sure the com­ SAYS: “^ e n better values Ob. PkoM 840S. ON EAST MONTHLY m e r c h a n t , e x e c u t i v e fictitious place names tliiat go •Inviting a friend to h!i wedding A^cftiscmeaU Town. Ing 312,000. Cash .leaded betwee on a week's vacation to Canada, anniversary, the man explained: Mary—Dear me! Weren’t you mon trouble'spots are eliminated. are given Santa Claus De- ANTIQUES RMhUahad. Repairing ‘PAYMENTS OF .with abbreviations of state names. there? PEAT HtniUS, 34 per yard. 31 •JtpOMS BRAND 3 and 4 thousand dollars. Cs and after they had dropped several Man—We're on the aeventh GLASSinSO ADVT. Cormier will be the boy.” done on any furniture. TIemann. SEXJRETARY, to busy executive, AniU White. 8374. For instance; Shapeless, Mass.; hints in tha right place, Helen's Maud—Oh, why, of course I per bag, deUvered. Bon-Air Peat n e w FURNITURE W« havft Juit th0 home for you. floor, apartment D. Just touch the Man—Last night I held my wife DEFT. HOURS: 189 South Mala atreat. Phone experienced. 5 to 10 years. Versa- Co. call 6510. ChMk thefo llemt: Oola, La^ and Goodness, Me. mother graciously volunteered to was! How stupid of me—I muat S64S. Includes large "Phllco" Peqndylvanla offers a rich variety, button with your elbow. so close that I cracked one of her 8*J0 A. H. to 4:45 P. M. SEE THESE TODAY tile person required. Neat, tact­ TWO-FAMILY house, 4 and 4, Ot caro for their baby for the week. have forgotten. riba. Refrigerator. 1051 "Ben- 4 Bedrooms, powder room, drem- ranging from Poison, Penn., to Friend—^And why should I use THEY’RE UNBEATABLE ful, posseas good Judgment and FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and re- vacant Two outer bulldinga. Net They left with the aeaurance that -my elbow? Friend—I'll bet ahe waa furious. OE liONOS. Refrigerator aervtce. laated ahoea. Better than new Combination Range, Universal Ihg room, two sun porches, two Grandpa, Pa. Of those' about Il­ Repaira on all makea, commer­ be dependable. Challenging type Washing Machine, Verplanck school on Olcott stree their heir was in good hands be­ Man—Well, for heaven's sake! "Lips that touch liquor ahall M a n -n iat's why I held her so of work involved. Write Box P, cheap ones. Sam Yulyes, 701 extra lavatories, Ule hath, hot Suitable .for one about to retii linois, Mr. Jackson awards first- cause no person ia a% solicitious of tight. cial and domeatle. Emergency 34. l^nng man who anticipated place to Deathly, 111. He’a fond of You're not coming empty-handed, never touch mine." 1950 FORD 2-DR. Herald. Main atreat water heat, Venetian blinds. The or business man who needs roo a child aa a doting grandmother. "Your lips?" hour aervice Phone 3-1797. marria^, has been Inducted in the Hittor, Miss, and Praise, Ala. Wa era you? L oot oa d P mumI CUSTOM V-8 la landscaped into a for expansion. Phona 2-0482. But It was a h'Mtic week for "No, my liquor.” The man of faith looks forward WANTED—Alert girl with pleas­ BOLTON—Building stone and flag, If you are a responalble haven. Located a step like Proan, Conn.; co. Colo.; |i08T—ThumUy, vicinity Cooper Radio, heater, defroster, direc­ f l o o r Problema aolved with p e ^ n , and need this merchandise Helen's mother. After three days A shoe clerk, we heard last to each new day ■■ a preparation tion lights, seat covers. All this ing personality, to aaaiat in serv' stone. A -l loam, also rock drilling East Center Street. On one of i Either, Ore.; Rockland, R. I.; and of little Billy's exclusive company Hia street, black and white kit- linoleum, aaphalt tile counter —Phone Hartford 6-0356 after 7 Manchester’s finest residential ' Farmerina, Del. These, however, week, had removed a well-worn E- "A^'hy do you consider Bill the for a still better and happier life for only 11,895. Expert workmanahip, tree eati- ing breakfasts and general house' and blsAing. Bolton Notch Quar­ ______Lota tor Sate bis grandmother took him to visit world's luckleat man?" to come. a tak.' Answers to "Jeep." I have work. Write Box A, Herald. ry. Phop# 2-0617. SUnley Patnoda Mr. Albert , for de- streets. go too far for us: Montmore, width oxford from a customer’s matea Open avenlnga. Jonea' aa old friend. She came into the foot and taken the measurements "Because he has a wife and a Mack and white kitten belonglnf IN (XJUNTRY Like atmoapber N. C.; Apples, jdsu; Squee, Mich. house with the baby in her arms, :to soBMone else, Perhape owner 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Fumltura, Oak atreec PLona LUCKY GIRLS. Your employer STROLLER and high chair. Good large building lou with abac' For the culture-minded, thei« are for a new pair. "Good grief, man," cigarette lighter, and they both He—It will be perfectly simple **OyjNO. Gas ^ n g e . Uke new. plumping him down on the divan, work.” o f same has "Jeep.” Call 3*3357. 3-1041, will pay agency fee. Secretary, condition. Reasonable. Phone 2- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA trees. Overlook Drive. Wc Paderoffs, Ky. and Turge, Nev. he exclaimed, **an E-wldth isn’t for ua to marry, dear. My father's SEDAN DELUXE white, four-burner, Ubietop. r e a l t o r and threw herself in an armchair for you. With that narrow foot of Radio, heater, defroster, spot 345. Typiet, 335. File, 380. Con­ 3565. Uermostat oven heat control. Kanehl. butWer. Phone 7778. , And then there La always a minister. 1^.' ■ LOST—White marked grey cat, ALL APPLIANCES aenriced and with her feet extended. Then, youra, you should take an A." Ungreuch Me! light. Clean and smooth only tact: Wilson Agency, 54 Church, Phone 2-2109. 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 model of simplicity: Bee, O. pointing to the youngster, she said She—O. K., let's give it a try. child's pet, finder please call 1- rapalrad, bumera, refrigarators, LAKEWOOD Circle South. Or The customer shook his heat?; Grant me. Oh Lord, Mine's a lawyer. ¥ 31.095. rangea, waahera, ate. AH work Hartford. Phone 6440 or 5938 to her friend with a voice ringing- 0855. HOOK RUG frame, five yds. of FOR SALE—Westinghouse five- lot available. 94 x 210. Buy befoi^ Examiner — Who was your "No,” he said, "I'm a hou)ie-to- A i best I’m able guarantaad. Metro Senrlea Oo. with sincerity— house salesman, and I can hold a burlap. Phoi.e 3-2049. fTOt refrigerator. Westinghouse Home Listings Wanted prices go higher. Call owner i mother before she wa.s married? To smile and joke Of course there are a lot of good A LITTLE OLDER BUT TaL Mancheatar 3-0883. 0673. ' Applicant — I didn't have any "Mary, I’ve found out one thing door open wider with an E." At the breakfast table. AnnooiieeBenta Help Wanted— Male JI8 electric stove with deep weU peoplu in the world, but the bad EXCELLENT COMPLETE Repaira on vacuum cooker. Alao white enamel kitch­ NORTH SIDE. Six-room colonial, mother before ehe was m a^ed. -this la a young woman's racket.” ' —Thla Week. — Herbert Bechtold. ones do lucb interesting things! GAS STATION, attendant. Exper­ SPRINGFIELD Sporter, 30.6 with MANCHESTER — Comer io! DEISIRE DRIVER, from vicinity of cleaners, washing machihea, en atove, coal or wood. Brtiwn ienced, or we will train. Call in Weaver scope. Phone 5846. i?**.?^**’* ****• room 24 x 100’ X 132’. Full price 3650. Allt- ' BIssell street to Connecticut Gen­ motors, small appliances. 100,000 enamel living rom heater, coal or 18. kitchen 9 x 18. master bed- 1941 CHEVROLET 4-DR. person at Gorman Motor Sales, aam pet Agency, 4993. Mr. Ml ^ - Record Intact! LANK LEONARD eral. Hours 8:15 to 4:30. Phone sew parts available. Stuart R. wood. Reasonable and In good w m 24-18. (Circulating hot water ILf.il.JCtil.Mn'* SEDAN 285 Main.street. condition. Phone 7308. heat, copper plumbing. Oak ten 6930, Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. 3-1881. Special deluxe. Heater and de­ Wolcott. A -l Repair, Sales, 180 Boat* and Aeeaaaorfe* 46 Main street Phone 8597. flwrs. Full price 312,800. Douglaa WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vi- froster. A splendid buy at 3595. ONE MAN for,general wash room SEA KINO Outboard motor. Three FOR SALE—One Bendix washing TWO. BUILDING Iota in Enizabetil work. Apply In person. New Blanchard, Real Estate Service Park secUon of town. 65 x 12<'{ cinity Pratt street. Hours 9:30 to CAR OR truck need repairs? Me­ H. P. Run ten hours. Like new, machine, in excellent condition. 5447. 5:30. Phone 7223. 1940 DeSOTO 4-DR. SEDAN Model Laundry, 73 Summit' 360 with atand. Can be seen at Phone 2-0621. 54 Foxcroft Drive Priced right. E. J. Morlarty, 390(1 Radio and heater. Very clean. chanical or electrical, call at street or 7296. " Abel Service Station, 26 Cooper 132 West Center street ® ^ N D 6 DirPLEX. Large RIDERS Wanted to New Britain, street, rear, for personalised auto­ rooms. Steam heat, two-car ga- a. m. and return p. m. Call eve­ 1039 CHEVROLET COUPE BAINTERS and Marhinerv and Tonia 62 Radio, heater. An Ideal fine run­ motive repairs. Elst. 1921. r ^ e . Oonvehient location. H B IHYEMS; nings 2-1256. Dtenonda— Watchas— Orady. 8009. Slihurtian for Sale 7| ning car at only 33.95. PAPERHANGERS OWN 8HOPSMITH! Five big ca­ Jawalry |g pacity power tools in one com­ LEBANON—175 acres (appro: SEE THESE TODAY, you’ll HMnehoM SenieM pact unit! Complete power work- SUNSET ESTATES, EMt"~Hart- 60 clear), large bam. good hour PenonalB Apply ford. Expertly built home of 7 be plea.sed and happy about Offered 18A LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ •hop in one Ingeniously-designed stock and equipment, 318,00. THE PROSPECT Hill school for pairs, adjust, watches expertly. rooms and attached garage. Large 170 acres (approx. 40 clear the whole thing. CORNICES and valance boards. Green Manor E. or 4527. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Realtor. 2;ie42 or 4679. c ic a a o / > t MOPt* VA INJOV MAN WHO desires to aing and era, 31 bouquet corsages 31 each, down . on convenient monthly 9 ^ oM\,y L , . AgtosHibUaa For Sale handbags repaired, sipper re­ terms. 3169.50 without motor. (COVENTRY. Excellent 5 room, BVSRY LXK.< act a little. A good opportunity at McCbnville's Greenhouses. 302 IHREB FAMILY residence on all improvenssnts, 2-oar bas( «0ME. 1948 CHEVROLET convertible placement, umbrellas repaired, for a person who wants to have 3199.50 with 14-HP motor. Mont­ HIGHEST CASH prices paid for coupe. Radio, heater and defroaU men's shirt oollara reversed and ,Woodbrldge street Phone 6947, Main atreet. Excellent condition. ment garage, 310,500; sacrifice fun while working. For informa­ gomery Ward, Main street, Man­ Very good investment. First floor 1M7 to 11*50 used cars. In good ers. Many other extraa. Can be replaced. Marlow's Ltttla Mending GET YOUR grapes and hand chester. rooma,.all Improvementa, 312,00( tion call 3861. occupancy if desired. Shown'by bus line modern 6 room vlllag Clean condition. Douglas Motor seen at 311 Main street. 8 a. m. to Shop. picked applea at 270 Hackmatack r Salaa, 888 Main street. 5 p, m. appointment. Douglas Blanchard. WAR CREATES man-power short­ •treat Wa deliver. Call 3-3240. LAY-AWAY Sale! Power-Kraft home, excellent condition, 38.95C FLAT FINISH. Holland window power, tools cut priced. Corns in Real Estate, Service. Exclusive 8 rooms, Improvementa, 2-car gi 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 1941 PLrMOUTH tudor. Nice age.'Trained men are indispensa­ agent. 5447. shades made to measure. All ble In .essential Industry. Prepare POTATOES and turnips for sale today and look over Wards com­ rage, reduced, 310,500; 4 room tudor. Real cl^an. Douglas original car, solid throughout, metal Venetian blinds at a new for opportunity. Study at home H. Paaquailni, Avery atreet plete precision-built line of Power- TWO-ROOM frame cottage, well, improvementa. 33,500; 3 room: Motors, 333 Main street. S545 full price. Douglas Motors, low price. Keya made while you Phona 4609. Kraft power tools. Lathes, jig Improvements, 33.200; Well( 333 Main street. wait Marloara. during your apart tima. 400 electric pump, approximately one FOR'SALE — Three-quarter ton courses to choose from. G. I. ap­ saws, bench saws, electric drllla acre land with large garden, ideal Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 a 1949 Chevrolet pick-up truck. 12,- proved. International Corre­ OREEN Moimtain potatoes. Just .. all top notch power tools for 7-6716. 1049 PACKARD deluxe club sedan. MATTRESSES made to order. the kind you like. Mealy, tasty, for young couple or retired per- 000 miles. Good tires. Motor in BStcellent condition. Price 31,895. Mattresses re-made and steril- spondence Schools. H. F. Manlon, quality, economy, and perform­ ■ona Full price 33.000. Suburban A-1 condition. Can be seen at Call 7008. representative, 607 Main street, cook well. Delivered right to your ance .. all excellent Chrlatmas l*ed like new. We call for and door. Call Hathaway, 3-1390 Realty Co.. Realtors, 49 Perkins Wantrfl— Kcal Fstatc Ed Coughlin's Service Station. 35 deliver anywhere. Frank Folk, Hartford, Conn. gift selection. Choose your power street Tel. 8215. 1949 FORD feur-door. custom six tool now while sale-prices last; •Oakland street. Phono 3822. 43 South Main street, Colchester. HARDY Chrysanthemums, cut CONSIDERING SELLING cylinder. Fuliy equipped. Driven Phone Colchester 460. MARRIED MAN, small family, to 10% down holds it until Dec. 15. CAPE COD—4 finished rooms plus YOUR PROPERTY? work on dairy farm. Some experi­ flowers and plant* for sale. 188 “BETTER BUY’’ USED CARS 7,900 miles. Phone 6970. Hillatown Road. Just a few of these cut-priced sunporch, expandable, oil hot Without obligation to you, FROM YOUR ence. Starting wage 330 week layaway specials: Regular 334.95 water heat fully insulated, ga­ will appralso or make you a cafl LOCAL PONTIAC DEALEJt 1940 CHEVROLET club coupe. R oofin g HA with rent, milk, light and wood. tilting table bench saw 8", 329.95; rage, ameaite drive, storm win­ KING Newly refinlshed. Maroon. Excel­ offer for property. See us befori 1947 PONTTAC SEDAN Write Box J, IJerald. LILY BULBS for sale. Call 3-1085 regular 376.95 portable 8" aaw, dows, screens, excellent condition you sell. • a * 4 f * NOWlWTM 1947 PdNTIAC CONV. COUPE lent motor. 3200 down. Douglas FEATURING Guaranteed roofs 367.95; regular 317.95 22 piece Elva Tyler, Agent. Manchester ( 4 ■• •• ni|J _BIAN5 HAP tpiTERINS. IN Motors, 333 Main. and expert repairs aa well as CLERK FOR haberdSshery, full or Inquire 13 Un^on street Phone 1738 Or 6273 WANTED ME. "life SHAt»W OP 1947 FORD SEDAN drill kit, 31S.95; regular 312.95 2-4469. BRAE-BURN REALTY “ •annul 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN gutter and conductor work. Try time. Harmac Men's Shop, 946 THEY'D ATPChS W PRISPNf FOUR 1937 Chevrolet two-door BALDWIN Applea, wlndfalla, 50c U ” drill. 310.88; regular 316.95 1946 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ Main street. basket, band picked, 75c basket. 27" lathe. 315.88. Montgomery MANCHESTER Green. Excellent LISTINGS WANTED. If you ar 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN sedans to choose from. Some with lin 7707. Cape Cod with dormers, breeze­ radio and heater, 360 up. Alao WANTED—Automobile mechanic 114 Oak street after 3. Ward, Main street, Manchester, selling your property contact 1941 DODGE SEDAN way and grarage. Four large office. Prompt, courteous servic' 1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1935 Chevrolet coupe, 325. Clarke ROOFING. Specialising in repair­ Experienced. Good working con­ APPLEIS— Baldwin, Delicious, 31 rooms, space for two additional Motors Sales. ing roofs ot>all kinds. Also new Alice Clampet Agency, 843 Maij 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ditions and good 'pay. Apply basket Green Mountain winter Mnatral insfruin«nts 53 large rooms. Fireplace, hot water 1937 DODGE SEDAN roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Chorches Motor Sales, 80 Oak street. Phone 4993. 1936 CHEVROLET four-door potatoes. Excellent quality. 1444 heat with oil Andover Lake Sec­ 1937 BUICK SEDAN cleaned and lepalred. 26 years ex­ land street. ToUand turnpike. KRANICK and Bach baby grand tion. New four room single, space WANTED—Residential properties sedan. Private owner Radio and perience. Free eatimatei. Call BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. for the home. Used two years. for two more. Oil. heat large lot. 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting heater. Exceptionally clean. Very Howley, Manchester 5361. WE HAVE desirable opening In In perfect condition. Cost 31,600, 155 Center St. Phone 2-4545 good running condition. Best of­ A real good buy at 37,800. Im­ Competent, confidential servic^ Open Evenings 'Til 10 Manchester for ambitious young flouMbold Goods 51 asking 31.200. Call 2-1920. fer takes it. Call 2-9250. man. Duties include passing credit mediate occupancy. Howard R. Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 4| 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster Heatinc— Phunbinc 17 on wholesale and retail charge ac­ WE BUY and sell good used I'jml- Heatings. Phone 2-1107. Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8215. 1941 BUICK SpeciA sedanette. Wearing Apparel—Fora 57 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER tudor. Fully equipped. Douglas PLUMBING And Heating, special­ counts, supervising and partici­ ture, combination rangea gas PRACTICALLY New 5-room Co­ DO YOU want your house sold Ir Needa some mechanical work but ranges and heaUra Jones Furni­ I Motors, 333 Main street. izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ pating in office work, retail sell BOYS' CORDUROY sport coat, lonial. la r g e living room, fire­ mediately? We have buyers wit FRECKLES AND UlS FKIEMM otherwise is O. K. Full price 3125. ing, store work and general as ture Store, 36 Oak Phona 2-1U41 1S48 STUDEBAKER COUPE This is not a mistaken figure. per water piping, new construc­ also reversible 3-4 storm coat. place, dining room with corner all cash. Ceil Anita White 8274.| No uvot- tion, estimates given, time pay­ sistance to manager. Remunera Good condition. ' Reasonable. cupbo.ard. cabinet kitchen. Two MORC.'asu MO oeanuA Radio, heater. Clarke Motor Salea, tlon salary and incentive plan. OLD RED 'TU) B„m. 706 North THIS Office needa listings on sir 1947 STUDEBAKER COUPE Broad street. Phone 2-2012, ' ments arraaged. Edward Johnson. Main street buys end teUe good Phone 2-2343. roaster bedrooms, tUe bath, storm A§ A COSMM KAAtCff Phone 6979 or 5044. Reply in own handwriting. Give windows and screens. Fully in­ gle, four, five, six and seven foorl AS m l x h S e n s e a s used furniture and antiques. PtOCLES AMO c r 1940 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN SPECIAL TODAY. 1949 Ford cus­ concise resume of education and sulated, ameslte drive. Immedi­ and two-family hpmes. You arj Frank Oenette. t-none 3-337S under n'o obligation when you caf CREAM/ 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN tom club coupe. A beautiful OIL BURNER service and repaira. experience, family status and ad Wanted— To Buy 58 ate occupancy.' Elva Tyler. Agent, maroon car absolutely spotleaa VJI makes oil burners and furn­ dress. O. D. Stevens. The Sherwin EASY Washing machine, good Manchester 2-4469. Howard R. Hastings, Real 1939 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN aces. Elarl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. Williams Co , 32 Central Avenue WANTED—Good used furniture. tate' Specialist, Odd Fellowl Inside and out. White Wall ttraa. condition, 320. .22 automatic Any quantity. We offer you higb- radio, heater and spotlight, un­ Newark, New Jersey. rifle. 15 shot, like new. 330; high TWO-FAMILY house. Five rooms Building. 488 Main atreet, at th| 1948 WILLY8 TRUCK. RACK EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat­ eat prices. Woodshed Phone 2- each floor. Two finished attic (Center. Phone 2-1107. BODY dercoated. Has been run a guar­ ing. Plugged drains machine chair, 33. Phone 2-9047. 3154. anteed 22,000 miles. Full price WANTED — Television service rooms. Two-car garage. Nice­ cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 man. Inside and outside service WANTED IN Manchester. Let! STEWART TRUCK 31.295. Low down payment, 21 AVAILABLE, new 8 cu, f t refrig­ ly landscaped lot. Convenient to Oakland street Phone 6497. work. No antenna Installation. erator, 3214. 12 cu. f t deluxe bus and school. H. B. Orady. 8009. model 6, 7 or 8 room house witi CAB and CHASSIS months to pay. Trades accepted. Ronmis XNitnoui B~ ACT FOR A , Hall Linoleum Oo., 83 Oak street Rcpalriat 22 335 and 330; Boston Terrier, cross LARGE Offica room in Odd Fel­ 1950 BUICK SEUIANETTe ' Phone 3-4022, evenings SlSS. U m iN O ROOM set 8-plece. Par- approximately 3,000 items to sell. V/A« ME PRACTICIN61 MeDtCINE breeds. Zlmmaraian’a Kmnals, lows building. Howard R. Hast* TMe Merchandise ia AO In Excelleirt Condiaoii. 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN Ma t t r e s s . Y out Otd mattroaaaa Laka street Phone 6387. faet condition. Champ. (MU 6627. ' A t r a p e z e BHOiN— HE 1949 FORD CLUB COUPE WINDOW SHADES made to order atarUlaed and rainada Ilka new. ings. Phona 2-1107.' • I jwmA Served! i PER> ( MUST HANE 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN and installed. Venetian bUnda (MU Jonea Fumltura and Floor BOXEIR Pupe. time paymenta, all 6 CU FT. elactrie refrigerator, in For Further Informatlen Call Norwich 4^S418 [FORMAHCE?J SEEM OSlHG IMS CHEVROLET 2-DOOR and curtain rnoa. 24 hour aervice. (Jovertng, 86 Oak. TsL 3-lOU. good running condition, 350. ALQU18T BROS„ AUCTIONEERS THE 6R IP padlgreed stock, large eelectlon. STORE For Rant Apply 316 Hiaden Aetes — Uneasvtllek Ooaa. 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN ^tlmates gladly given. Fagan Phone 2-2136. Boxer Farm at Vernon. Tel. Sprues street Phona SSf^ - / 1M7 OLDBMOBILE SEDAN Window Shade Co. RouU 44 at RockviUe 19f2JS. 0ALANCE.' 1M7 PONTIAC 2-DOOR Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4478. Bonda— Stock*— SERVED Refrigerator, dining 1946 PONTTAC 8Ea5AN Mortcagea 81 ENGLISH Setter pupa 10 months room table. Jbcktall and end Waatud ta Heat 68 IMS lO R D 2-DOOR s e w in g m a c h in e repairing, old. Ready to hunt' this faU. Ex­ tablaa. Mahogany, deak, book* electrlflcauon, oonversion to mitd- FAHNESTOCK and Company, cellent blood Unea. Make ma aa cases, lamps, plctukes and mirror. URGENTLY Nawtod, 4*i«om raat WASH TURKS era cablnats, axpert workmaa- Stock Brokers, 75 Pearl atreat, offer. 18 EUsabeth street, 'Rock- Reasonable. 45 Haaalla atraet by two adults, both woriilng. Hartford, 7-Ol2l. Appointments UPBCIAL BOOB za TKAIM HOOK ON OUR CAR.897) W575*^^^ APPMmee. 21 Maple. vUle. Tel. 1416-Jl. 7884. of rafaraneos. Phona 9*1666 afUr ,1UN m m BBKW TOOSTUUMte 20 *s •vaningA caU Joseph P. Mc- 4 p. m. Cluskey, Mancheator 9-6273. ROPER OA8 range with hcatiag , MIPC6M. IDO CRUftnO 10 CMte 2MMF " WoaivxateBRAiAaL Poaltry and Supplies 48 unit Maple kitchen aet, 9x19 ruga, BUSINESS (Mupla would Uka 8, BRAKE RE-LDilNG Help Wantod— Feaiaia is mahogany droplaaf table and six 4 or 5 room unfuralahad rant YOUNG Roasting chlckana Live chair*' high chair, child’a twin, Good rafarancaa. Plaaaa call 7910. WANTED—One girl for stock weight or drriwed. Arnold Nelson, bed and chaat, waidUng machine, 737 Lydall ktreet Phona 6906. glider, radio and miacellakeoua. room and part time ollfte. Apply r«r Sate SPECIAL - a o.9 5 in person. Manchester co st A Phona 4699. 71 f o w l And roasting chlckana Apron Supply, 78 Butanjlt street Fresh egga Fresh > kUlad and SEE A R in o -B u llt tha flnaoi la AN OLDER hopM la a hloo loca­ DfCLDDES LABOK AND LINING frosm turkaya Schaub’a Turkey uaflnisiMd fumltura at Tha Wood* tion. fUx rooma, 6 and 6. OU WOMAN TO sssist bookkeeper. ataam hpat garage, tool shad, Must bs familiar with acoounta Farm, 186 HUlstown Road. Pboaa shod, 11 Mala atioat , , 4678. ehlokan cioc^. Nloa lo t Houim la ,rsoelTnbla. Approximately 90 now Taeant Thla property la SERVICE hburs .per week. W rju Box T, COMBINATION Btoras, Herald. aUting age, experience hl^-chairs; hadroom aat Baca^ worth InvaatiflaUiv- T. J. ArtMaa tar SUu 46 Uonal Ytluas. Tha Wfodahad, 11 Crochott Broktr. Pbwo 8416. . VAUVS STATIQN and rsts of pay. FRIOIDAIRB 8 cu. foot, all por- Main straat CENTRAL — Two*fam% 427 HARTFORD ROAD— PHONE S866 WAITRESS wanted. Steady work, calain inside and out vaiy clean, rooma each flat Two-caV garaga. good pay. Apply in person. The UNIVratBAL AglUtor type wash­ excellent condition. No reaaonable ing machine. No pump. Good Early . occupancy. . MadaUpa AT THE TEXACO SIGN .7M B«40, 686 lUto stTMt . OStt CftU ^ atoaklmg oatea. 6U. JBwa jUSML RaiUh. Raattna. 9.1642. a 7 R Make a Date. to Have Your Cheat Checked

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aa Paga 14) Mrs. Herbert Keever Stam­ The Mary Cushman Group of VOL. LXX, NO. 11 MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ford, the newly elected president of the Second Congregational church the Federatod Oardsn C!tubs of the will meet tomorroiw evening at state, haa announced that the Fed- the home of Mra. Ralph Kaufman, entlon will conduct another flower 184 Parker atyeet. Hoateasea for Health Market Pilot Rescued After Carrier Plane Crash show school, at the New Haven the meeting are Mra. Albert Poat YWCA, October 18, 19 and 20. and Mrs. Edward Kelleher, President’s Plane U. N. Fleet Continues Ure. Peter Cucio of - West Hart­ ford Is serving aa chairman of the An art exblMt of paintings and 4 Extra Specials committee in charge. erafU, Mra. Howard W. Vlbbatt HEALTH MARKET instructor, imdar th ^ apoim ral^ Reaches Honolulu of the Sisterhood of Temple Bel The Songster Brigade of the Sholom, will be held to n ip t from Horiti«l^t Premiar GENUINE WESTERN, TOP BRANDS, “A” GRADE Shelling Supply Lines local Salvation Army corps will 7 to • at the Temple Beth Sholom, RUMP OR ROUND aing at the united aoldler.' rally In comer of Linden and M3rrtle White M eat Springfield on Saturday. streets. Tea will be served and the On Historic Trip public Is cordially invited to at­ BONELISS Lt. Cheater H. Kirka of 116 Onk tend. SPAM street, who haa been training at Will Take Off Again | Along Coastal Front Keesler field, Biloxi, MlaalssIppI, la King David Lodge, No. 81, I.O. BEEF Crime Probe home on furlough. He 1* to report O.F., will work the first degree on 12 OZ. Tonight for His Ren- j to Albuquerque, New Mexico on a class of candidates, at its meet- [ 7 OZ. October 24. Ing tomorrow avaning la Odd Fal­ LEAN . dezvous With MacAr- j Now Moves lows hall. ROAST TENDER 4S« thur; Meeting Place Crowd Jama Court iUrJiS Mra. Elaine Etekenhorst and May Pe Wake Island; IntoPhilly nient; No Evidence in Authorizod Agents For Mrs. Marguarita Rldaon of 218 Sunlight Oiartar Oak street have returned Carnation ">■ S 9 ^ Met by High Officials As Alger Hiss’ Plea Firal Reports of Any HELENA from Camp Pickett, Virginia after Senate Committee Has Allied Amphibious RUBENSTEIN spending a few, daye with their Honolulu, Oct. 13.—(JF)— husbands. They were accomplished B utter GENUINE WESTERN. BRANDED “A” GRADE Plans to Spotlight Landing Assault; ROKs by Sue Rldaon and her brother, MILK President Truman flew here For Freedom Heard Arthur Drug Stores Wllllem of Tolland and also Ger­ today en route to s history- Policy Racket That Is In Unex|N!eted Thrust; trude Prentice of Andover. making one-day conference lb. Preyibg on Children New York, Oct. 13—(/P)—Alger ^ bacoma Naw York (Tlty police Reds Now Fear Defeat BEEF tomorrow with General Mac- Short, Hiss, former State Department of- i commlaaionar. STAY WITHIN YOUR BUDGET Arthur. The presidential Philadelphia, Oct. 13—(>P) —The Smoke mtfbhrooms upward (left) as a Naty Corsair plane ptlingra Into the sea from the deck of an air­ ficisl went before the U. S. Court ! Municipal taw pravrnta Murphy, We ere out te help you In e%’ery way to aerve the 1' V’ W e ll who hhndled the proaacution In Tokyo. Oct. 13.—<^'P)— Sirloin, plane “ Independence” landed Senate Crime Investigating com­ craft lairrier during support of the l.irhon Invasion In Korea. At right the plane’s pIM, Ensign Jim Naeet foods . . . the most delirious nutritious meals and yet STEAKS of Appeals today to seek freedom ; h im Thirty - seven bombarding f Trimmed at Hickam Field at 7 :56 a. m. Brogan of Detroit, MIrh., Is helped arross the flight deck of the earrier after his rescue by the helicop­ both triala, from appearing •tay within your budirei. mittee , moved from New York to from his T*rJ«ry conviction and a | In the appeal hearing. warships. South Korean The drastic drop In pork prices over the past two weeks . . . Porterhouse ter shown In background. (Dc|ias'lmcnt of D efense^n to via Al* WIrephoto). (12:56 p. m., e.s.t.) from the Philadelphia today with plana to five-year prison sentence. Hlaa, once an aide of President the lew pilcea on poultry, eeperlally on farm fresh fowl . . the Falrfleld-Sulxun Air Force base In ground forces, and Allied throw its spotlight on a flQO.OOO,- -L. He has been M liberty in $10,000 ' Rooaevelt and a veterana of nu­ realbr hudKet special prices on Robert Farm Connectlriil Fresh California. bail since he was found guilty last \ merous major U. S. diplomatic aa- pinnes hacked away today at Tnrkipya all help the budcet of the homemaker. 000-a-year policy racket preying on S 9 ’' Takes Off Again Tonight school children. January of falsely denying he > aignmenta, waa convicted on two Red Korean supply lines He takes off again before night Senator Estes Kefsuver (D- Russians to Continue News Tidbits slipped secrets to a prewar Soviet | apaclflc counts of perjury. from Soviet Siberia on the LOOK TO PINEHURST “ FRESHEST” BRIGHTWOOD PORK for his rendesvous with the Unit­ Tenn), chairman of the commit­ spy ring. , A Federal C!ourt Jury found that ed Nations supreme commander biasing new . northeastern tee, said the crime probers have Culled From (fF) Wires Spectators Jammed the small ha lied when he denied turning on the "final phases” of the Kore­ ooiirtroom for the opening of the over government documents to ex- coastal flgtiting front. FOR THE HNEST FRESHEST PORK an campaign and a new strategy reason to believe the major gam­ There etlll w4a'no evidence "of bling activity in the Philadelphia Opposing Trygve Lie hearing on his appeal. Others Communlat Whittaker Chambers, BOLD to counter (Communist threats In Journeymen tallora in New packed the corridors outside. a self-avowed spy courier, and an Allied amphibious landing froto the corn lands of Iowa . . . lender as hulter wilh FRESH ■ — \4. - -- I —. i-i - — ' ■ area is the policy or numbers along the heavily bombarded freshness gnaranteed. the Far East. Haven and East Haven go on The lanky, 46-yrsr-old Hiss waa when he denied seeing Chambers JUNIOR Brtefling officers disclosed the racket. strike when group of clothing accompanied by his wife, Priscilla, after Jan. 1. 1937. coast. Alfred M. Klein, assistant coun­ FP fEWJRgT CAREFULLY TRIMMED ivt. President will fly back., here to­ Vi.hin»ky '« Cocke Elected ■stores fail to meet their demands who stood before him throughout Chambers' testimony and a But the South Korean infantry SHOULDERS morrow night and remain over In sel for the committcq, estimated his two lengthy perjury trials, the hatch of documents ht had kept (ROKS) made it a three-ply at­ (Medium Weight for More Servings) for wage Increase and other bene, 2 2 9 c 49c the gross annual take of the num­ Explain to Reporters tack with an unexpected thruat 4-6 Lbs. Lean, Honolulu imtll Monday morning. flt.s In'-'.pcw contract .... There is first of which ended in a Jury through the years In a hollow STRAINED The President wia met by top- bers game here at $100,000,000, Why He Is Trying to L cg ioil’s H ead Riiggestlon of higher price tenden­ deadlock. pumpkin on hla Maryland farm, ndrth from captured Wonsan, RIB ROAST PORK lb. 49c Avg. port on the Sea of Japan, BABY PORK LOINS lb . Well ranking officials who will accom­ including “the pennies of Countless cies In stock market, but that is The appeal was before a three- wers the chief evidence against school children." Block the Appointment ____ 4 3 9 c Weight Trimmed pany him to the meeting west of about as far aa it gets .... Sen. judge panel. Hiss. Admito Reda Faelag Defeat PINEHURST “FARM FRESH” UPTON 3 9 ^ here, apparently at Wake Island. Those Who WUl TesUfy Herbert H. Lehman aaya he has Handling the prosecution was The defense relied principally (Red'Korea’s Premier Klw B Among those to be heard during World War II Hero Is FROM THE HOUSE OF SPERRY A BARNES This is a “give S w a y” price for this high quality meat. They included Secretary of the Lake Success, Oct. 18—(g’)—So­ received renewed asauraaoe from Assistant U. 8. Attorney (Tlarke on h im ' denlale of Chambers’ Sung was quoted by tha Chines# FOWL FOR FRICASSEE lb. 44c SOUP Army Frank Pace, General Omar the committee's closed door ses­ viet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. .Secretary of Agriculture Charles Ryan, who took over the case re­ charges, plus testimony of two Oommunlat radio aa acknowladc- Chosen National Com­ psychiatrists that Oiambers was Whoie Pork Loin, 6-8 I.b. Avg...... Lb. 4 9 g KRAFT Bradley, chairman of the Joint sions in Philadelphia will be: K. Brnnnan that no change will be cently after Thomas F. Murphy Ing Wednesday: “Now our m ^ « Remember the delirious rhliken soup you get when you chiefs of staff, W. Averell Harrl- Richard Samuel, son of Phila­ Vishlnsky made it clear today he resigned as federal prosecutor to a phyrhopathic liar. Fresh Shoulder, Picnic, 4-6 Lb. Avg...... Lb. 4 § g mander o f Veterans made in fedeial-state milk market­ erland is in a very dangerous poai- cook a fowl. Miller's Fresh Dressed Fowl and man, special foreign assistant, delphia’s Mayor ^ raard Samuel. would contln:ie Russia's fight ing arrangementa In New York Uon." It appaared to be hla frank­ Little Link S au sage...... Lb. 6 9 g DINNER Amhaaaador-at-Large Philip C. Judge Joseph Sloane of Com­ against ’I^ g v e Lie when the ques­ Berry we sold out early last week on “ Roharts” . . . hut Los Angeles, Oct. 13 - (/D—The mllkshed. est admission that his Ruaatana Jassup and Dean Rusk, assistant mon Pleas Court and another un­ tion of extending the U. N. secre­ hate they are again at the aanw low price! Roasters will he in today and we'll tary general's term la raised in Am^ican Legion haa elected a American sources hint at Lake sponaorad regime faces defeat. aseretary of state for Far East­ named Jurist. Prevloualy ha was defiant, tha Our Own Pure Pork Sausage (Delicious)...... Lb. 6 9d ern affairs. - the General Aaaembly. fighting National Commander Success that one of basic factors PINEHURST ROBART FARM Pkgs. 27c also hove Fresh Broilers. Director of Public Safety Sam­ He refused to explain to report­ pledged to advance its demands Korean War Weapons Red China broadcast was heard U HILLTOP FARM HICKORY SMOKED BACON in any peace treaty with Japan San Francisco). STMtr uel H. Rosenberg. ers why Russia cast her 46th veto for s U. S. State Department must be an agreement that U. S. GONNEOnCUT RESH ECONOMICAL DISH— ALL MEAT Police Superintendent Howard in the Security Council yesterday shakeup, tinlvcrsal military lean­ Expected to awing weat across CAMPBELL’S - YOUM Good Weather Prevaih will protect Japan until Japanese (U TO IB FOUNDS) P. Sutton and. other members of to block Lie's re-election to s new ing and outlawing of the Commu­ tha peninsula toward the Red cap* NATIVE FRESH DRESSEB POULTRY I coMPura are ready to protect themselves Now Being Appraised ital, Pyongyang, the ROlQI hit \ {w \ SfTN O M ff In Pacific Crozaing the Police department. flve-ysar term, but said that when nist party. LAMB PATTIES Frank (BUnky) Palermo, mana­ /ram oqUlte aggiksalon . . . .Brit­ atralght up the coast Instead. SPRINGBROOK FARM P O R K and fManatu 49c EnxDUta 3o.. Uanrail with P rsd- the time comes to make more de­ Earle- Cbcke; ‘ Jr. '29. Yfofld ish Medical Guild is asking 38,005 HEN TURKEYS lb. 62c tmaacaav ger of Lightweight Boxing Cham­ tailed objections he will have AcroM tha peninsula, AUlad drivse Large Fowl For Stewing...... Lb. 4 5 g dent Truipan, Oct. 18—(g>)—Pres­ War II hero and airlines executlva gnneral pmc4lt—The French today an­ Ibis e NO. 2Vi CAN HUNTtl YELLOW CLING But the argument over censur­ Standard Oil Announces This probably will mean that bombardment fleet. Ripe Tomatoes 4 29 have been saying the meeting will Soviet foreign minister smiled and ing the State Department was al­ nounced abandonment of the key To map high atrategy^ on what EXCELLENT NATIt'E IVORY be held at Wake Island. It will said: “I cannot be more precise at Half'Cent Increase; Is for the first time the Joint chiefs bastion of Thatkhe, opening an­ White Onions IVORY On Inerease most as hot as the weather, a of staff and the defense depart­ appears to be the final phases of BEEF ROASTS PEACHES cover the phases of United Nations this time.” He declined to com­ sweltering 99 degrees and the hot­ other gap in their weakening de­ the Korean war, Oeheral MacAr­ Turnips POTATOES pk.39e 29c actions in Korsa,. including recon­ ment on other possible candidates, Now 12.6 Per 'Gallon ment’s research and development FLAKES SNOW test Oct. 12 on record here. board will get some cold, 'analy­ fense line along the^ Chlna-Indo- thur prepared to leave Tokyo early BUTTERNl’T or DES MOINEB U oz. CAN KOUNTY KI8T CREAM STYLE struction end rehabilitation of Including Sir Ramaswsml Muda- Acbeson Not Named Saturday for hia week-end Pacific Cranberries FROM THE HOUSE OF SWIFT ft CO. Large liar of India and Gunnar Myrdal Hartford, Oct. IS—(4b—It looks tical answers on such hotly debat­ china frontier. Large that war-tom country, and strat­ State Report Shows a Aa finally passed, the resolution It was the third frontier post ren'deavoua with President Tru- Artichokes SQUASH Iba ISc egy to counter Increasing Commu­ of Sweden. as though oil users will have to ed questions os: 2 Block Chuck (Bone In) ...... Lb. 5 9 ^ did not name' Secretary of Slate 1. How do the new American abandoned or lost by the French man. CORN^______2 c .™ 29c nist threats in the Far East, In- 36 Per Cent Rise; Hos­ Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Dean Acheson, but left no doubt dig*a little >deeper In their pockets STATE 3 0 c within a month. The with^fawal Boneless Chuck ...... Lb. 8 5 g 3 0 c as to its target. The original word­ of get out their ear muffs and. tip­ (OMUaaed oa Paga Teat) pital Rates Are High (Oeattaaed ea Fage Thna) (OoxtlBued am Page Two) left some 300 miles of the fron­ Boneless Rib Roast ...... Ll^. 3 9 ^ « ea Page Nlaa) ing o f “We urge that the Presi­ pets. The price of fuel oil and tier open to .the Vietmlnl BUHER lb. H e Frozen Food Slbeeials dent” waa changed on the floor to kerosene haa gone up. las of (Jommunist Leader Ho Chi P e H c io u s Bottom Round Roast...... Lb. g Hartford, Oct. 18.— —A 86 read: _ In fact the price today is higher ARMOUR'S 9 9 CAMAY SNOW CROP Minh. Bath per cent Increase In state welfare “We demand that the President than It has been since before the A military epokesman aaid the i L A V A expenses over the psst year was Fare Increase war. Steel Output Chamber Hits Extra Lean Fresh Ground C h u ck ...... Lb. 6 5 ^ Gen. Anderson ...ta k e all necessary steps to re­ Thatkhe gurison wlthdmw from FAU DISSIRT B U H E R lb. 75e l i e ISOAP GREEN CUT BEANS 20c revealed today In the depart­ constitute that (the State) De­ Standard Oil Co. announced a the poet Tuesday night toward Extra Lean Cut-up Beef For Stew ...... Lb. 7 9 g SNOW CROP 13 OZ. ment’s annual report to Governor partment." half cent increase In the cost per Langson, French frontier head' Federal Waste NEW ITEM ^ Reg. Back on Duty Bowles. To Be Allowed . ’The document added "we con­ gallon of both fuel oil and kerosene Is Not Enough quarter fortreM 50 miles to the Baby Beef Liver .... •...... Lb. 6 9 4 S for Me ’The report shows that total demn the failure of the State De- on Thursday. It la expected, southeast. Elements of the re­ ^ \ \ \ I' //, / 10c MIXED welfare outlay for the fiscal year treating garrloon already have National Group Asks NESTLE’SNEW Suspended Head of War ending June M ran to $26,655,465 Federal Board Orders (Coatliiiied OB Page Tea) (Ounttoaed on Page Nine) Government Official In­ reached Nacham, a French post OUR OWN CUREO CORNED s i S —some 87,000,000 more than for midway between 'Thatkhe and For Reorganization of If- VEGETABLES College Is Assigned to the previoiu period. State Board to Act on forms Industry to Ex­ Langson. he added. . GOOKIE MIX Giant OXYDOl SNOW CROP 13 OZ. SUCED Heavier case load plus larger The frontier withdrawals by the The PerMHikel System IS NOW r e a d y FOR THIS WEEK END 80c New Haven^o Request pand Its,,Program Now Glaat An Air Training Group Individual payments, the latter French began after the VIetmlnh A base for eight easy to the result o f removing the ceil­ In mid-September overran the poat Large 80c Waahington, Oct. IS—(A’)—The make cookies. STRAWBERRIES Washington, Oct. IS.—(ff)— ings on individual allotment, ac- Washington, Oct. IS— —The Indianapolis, Oct. 18—(4b—As­ of Dongkhe, 80 miles northwest of 30c count for the Increase along with sistant Secretary of the Interior C. Langson. On October 3 the French United States Chamber of Com­ SMOKED MEAT SPEOIALS large MaJ. Gen. Orvil A. Anderson, sus­ Interstate Commerce commission News Flashes larger medical expenses. told New York atate today it must Girard Davidson said today that abandoned Caobang, another ma­ merce said today that the Korean 30e pended head of the Air War 0>1- Extra Lean Smoked Shoulders...... U). 454 Paralleling this was a 20 per let the New Haven Railroad raise (Lata BoOettoa of tbs (4>) WIN) the steel Induatry’c p r o p o ^ ex­ jor outpost 100 mllea'northwest of war “emphasises an urgent need” ALLSWEET Fresh FruKs and Vegetables loge, today was asaigned to an cent rise In the number of State Its intrastate commutation fares pansion program Is “not enough to Langson. for reoraglnxatlon of the Federal Forat Formost Boneless Roulettes ..... I.,.. Lb. 694 DRIFT Welfare department fuU-Ume em­ do the Job.” Fear Similar DIsaater ouoM AgaAam air training command wing. in New York. personnel aystem, medical services Stahl-Meyer Ferris Whole Hama...... Anderson was sttspoiided Sept ployes. ’They now total 597. or The increases will range from “ If the steel Industry follows its The garrison withdrawing (rom ....L b . 594 CARROTS Bchs. Five Persons Die In Plsne Crash Caobang and' a screening column and the -veterans administration. TNi roeo unote or Stahl-Meyer Daisy Hams ...... , 2 19c 1 from the War OoUego^ post at 108 more than a year ago. District seven to nine per cent, depending present projected schedule and pro-' Although “scores of thousands’* ....Lb. 79Tg officers during the period in' upon the type of monthly ticket Almelund, Minn., Oct. 13— (/P)— A northwest Airlines Mar­ videa us with 110,000,000 tons of from ’ThaCkhe were caught in M«CAU*s aueaziM Montgomery, Ala., after he ' had mountainous country by VIetmlnh of new Federal workers have* been 2 lbs. 62s talked publicly about the advan­ creased from four to eight. pqrchssed. « tin 2-0-2 passenger plane crashed on the outskirts' of Almc- capacity at the end of 19.52. it will hired since the beginning of the tu eon r tim niw msm W A X BEANS Lbs. MetHcal Program Hard Hit ’The K X order gave the New still not be enough.” Davidson said forces and most of the 3,500 Grote ft Weigel Frankfurts 2 31c tages and disadvantages o f a lond today, killing five of the six persons aboard. The sixth French and ,Colonial troops w en Korean conflict, the chamber said, Lb. 63 4 LABOE “prdventlve” war against Rus- ’The medical program osp o< ^ y Toik State Public Service com­ in a apsech prepared for an In­ “almost nothing haa been done to haa been faced with the problem passenger on the plane was seriously hurt. The plane nar­ diana Independent Petroleum as­ lost. Since then obiervers had ^ Apples-^Have you ever, 2 For Ma. mission 60 days in which to author­ feared an attack cm the Thatkhe prepare the wasteful civil Mrvica P&G ’Tbo Air Force announced that of higher costa, the report said. ise the adjustments. rowly missed a house in which there were four persons. sociation meeting. ayatam tor this emergency.” cooked them quanered, cored, This is largely the result o f action * * * . He called for boosting steel pro­ might result in a similarly diaas- BIRDS-EYE OR SEABROOK FARMS ARTICHOKES ^ 2 For 29c Andarson win be commander of In the absence of such action, trous withdrawal. The organlsaUon’a views were peeled, with a little water and O’CEDAR the STOOth technical training by the 1949 Legislature In chang­ the Federal Commiaelon aaid that BlacArthur To Rule North Korea duction to 125,000,000 or 130,000,- given in a report summing up White ITALIAN 000 tona by the end of 1952. Pres­ Abandonment of Thatkhe left a nicely flavored honey? WOROg Mor wing at Sheppard Air Force Base, ing the .hospital rate for state pa­ at the end of that time It will Lake Success, Oct. 13—(A*)— ^The United States agreed to­ cmly three main garrisons cm the Obn$:raaaional action on the gov­ FROZEN FRUITS AND VEOETABLES Texas. The command' is now held tients from $5 to 810 a day. This Itself order the Increases. It citod ent production, he eaid, is just over ernment reorganisation proposals McCall's readers serve rt c ^ $3»$ N ap th a day that Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s unified command should mountainous frontier between CHESTNUTS Lb. 2lc by a brigadier genend, Emil C. may further increase when the its authority to step Into state 100,000,000 tons annually, 4,000,- China and North Vietnam—Mon- of a commiasion named by Presi­ with cream or cottage cheese Kiril, whose new aasigniaent was atate pays relmbunahle costs. rates when there is evidsnea of a govern North Korea until the U.N. Korean commission and 000 more than In 1948. cay cm the coast, Caobang, and dent 'Truman and headed by for­ 11% OFF OH 12 OR MORE PAOKAOES SAVOY “The progressive aging of the Secretary of Commerce Sawyer for dessert these early Fall not announced. dlacrimination against interstate the Koreans themselves can settle the future of that war- Laiokay on the west, almost 400 mer President Herbert Hoover. TIDE The STOOth la one of two techni­ population h u further added to commerce. tom area. Such a recommendation was made yesterday by announced recently that the ateel miles Inland from the coast.- Beoaotay Moves Neglectodif < dinners. the medical load with the elimina­ induatry planned to expand Ita an­ Giant CABBAGE Lb. 5c cal training wings operated by The ITO opinion stated that such the Seven-Nation commission and cabled to MacArthur. The spokesman Mid be bad no H>e report said that “about ALL TYPES OF LOCKER 8Un*LlES 80e the Air Force for schooling in en- tion of many acute IHneeeee, such discrimination exists in 4he Naw « « * nual capacity by 9,400,000 tona by information that the withdrawing balT’ the 360-odd Hoover commla- Hand picked fancy Grav* REDDI-WIP gtae maintenance, radio, electron- as ' pneumonia, which formerly Haven commutation fare structure, the end of 1952. He termed thia Thatkhe garrison was being alon reconunendationa have been took a heavy ^ of ag*0 Players’ Share Of Series’ Receipts “an encouraging indication of the enatein or N elnto^ Large Each les and technical featoras. due to refueal of the etate commta- harmsiied by Vietminh guerrillas put Into effect but thoM "promia- 30c CUCUMBERS 9c No DocMmi Yet sens,’’ the report said. Because of sion to permit that railroad to txiae Cincinnati, Oct. 13—(/P)— nueball Commissioner A, B. willlngneaa of Induatry to forga but said be be'Ileved tha weather ing larga savings of tax money MfclNTOCni ’Ihe Air Force said that no de- this “the number of our Jheneflda- Its intrastate charges to the levels Chandler today split up tho players’ share of the receipts head,” and added that “ it ia clear was good and (bat tha Frencdi air have geen generally neglected.” APPLES S9s taeb riea will increaae." lat tha poaltlon of the United Of tha Hoover plan for unifying OET THE HABIT AND SHOP THE LARGE SIZE daion has been made yet on a new prescribed for interstate commu­ from the World Series. The World Champion. New York Yan­ force, in strength, waa cxrverlng commandant at the air war col­ This sendee provided for bene- tation. tatea in the event of another war the “delicate and i urgent’’ with­ four Federal hospital aystama — SjMViAt 29i APPLES ' 3 Lbs. 25c lege. Sciaries of the department “ is 'The projected changes will af< kees gave full shares of 55,737.95 to 32 players, coaches and ould be vaatly Improved over the drawal operation. Veterana’ Adminlatratlon. Army. IV O R Y s o a p ' For PINK SEEDLESS In answer to a question, an Air comparable to that enjoyed by fact farsf between New York otbenh lliirteen others received partial shares. The Phila­ Ition in World War n .“ The operation, he said, waa 'stm- Navy and Publie Health aarrtea— IlM M itS k CLOROX Force apofceeman said that this the eelf-BupporUng population,'* Oty.anO Port Cheeter, where the delphia Phils, National League Champs and losera to the la gnat Net Eoevgli ilar to the wltbdrawliig movament the duunbar aaid: AAiOMnmcrAin M>peared to cloae the case o f Gen­ the department notes. ’ trains erated by the New York, Yanks in four straight gaines of the World Series, allotted \But Davidson aaid the expansion of . the Caobang gartliMa, which “Oongreaa has failed to adopt La X . W O O D GRAPEFRUIT eral Andarson. ChlM Welfare ^ New Haven and Hartford mllroad program “Is just not anough to do resulted In a dlaaatroua aartrels- any of these recommendations and Qnineca for'Quinee 2 r<»29c fun shares of. 54,081.34 to 3'2 members of their roster. Nine now the abortaga —The Bpcdal emphasis is now being Saturdays, Sundays or holidays. Scotland Yaid aa Donglaa Monro, 26, of London. Denying Lon' able to get steel needed to expand fercea might, be Mvartaig the ra> 2 Chocolate and 1 Lomon position of theI Treasury OcL 11: paid, the governor was told, to In­ BOfMed le Oe Atofg ita own output treat’ a result, the rapofC added, "VA to* COKR don. newspaper reports that the box was broken open and Tlia spokaaman oald, however, di^ is ia no bettor poatUoa to REAR OF ICE PLANT Net budget reodpw, $95,181,- crease the number of adoptions. The state commission refused to “Tha atsel shortage In 1848 waa 748.43; Budget expenditores. Case load of committed childreil go along with this formula en important secret papers stolen, Scotland Yard said it was called abnormal by the steal pro- that tha garrison had to poM-aav- oara tor ita vaot and g in o ^ ' vet- . A ll Threo For 17c $|8«,TOM03.40: - L hataaea, 84,- ^tneovered intact. The police also asserted the box contained 8ia,TH,080Jfi. WiMMioNd m t t m z te N i lUsstlaMd am Kem . no ftotii qocreU, , am rama ZmU a o n m T w a X "a ffwa ' I /