TOURW AT. (X7TOBBR 11,1981' ! V. iKattrirPBtor Evpttitm ■Wii Bb a Life Saver October:, 18-Donate at the Bloodmobile The Manchester Rod and Gun Tha Snal meeUng of tha Ital 4S^ron(le having articles to di^ Rev. Bteapbim ItryJewsU of a t ' club will hold its annual fall olsan- ian Night committee of the nata to Senior « r l ' Scout Troop John’e church will be Inj ctourga o f . A bout Town up Sunday, Oct. 14. The offiosra Knighta of Columbus will be held Thrse’s rummage sale, to b e . held the 11 o’clock service Sunday at ' -hope for a good attendance as tonight at eight o’clock at the K. at the South Methodist church at Our Savloir's . church, Hartford. Avangu Dally Nat Prsas S m Mrs. W. E. austAfion of 8 Au there Is much to be done in prep of C. home. nine o’clock Saturday night, may The p a ^ r , R4v. ’Iheodore Kolak-' tumn street left from Bradley aration for ladles* night, October leave them at the church tomor owski, will be abaent on a apaak- Field Monday for El Pa«), Texae, 30. A spaghetti luncheon will be King David Lodge, No. 81 I. O. row evening. ing tour, and is achedulad to sPaak : to join her husband, Flist Lt. w . served. O. F., will meet in Odd Fellows hall is Irvington, N. J. Only oao Maaa,' Ctaar, eeelMr E. OusUfson, M. D.. who U eU- tomororw avening. Deputy Grand Group C of the Center Congre at 8:80, wilt be oald at S t John'a 1 0 ^ 0 8 dlmlnlahlng Wliida. N 4it tioned at Fort BHm . They wU Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98, Master Clarence AaplnwEdl and his' gational chiurch, Mrs. Ford Croa- church Sunday, An Important' lata toalfht Saturday fair, eoetar. Daughters of Scotia, will hold Ita edllM AaSH reside at 3315 Hueco street, El staff will conduct the Installation by leader, will hold a regular meeting of the Lutnia choir w ill: Sunday outlook fair. Paeo. monthly meeting tomorrow eve ceremony, A \ social period with meeting Tueaday evening at eight follow aid all members are re-.) iet< City of VOiago Charm ning at 7:45 in the Masoillc Tem refreshments -will -follow In the o’clock In the Robbins room of the queeter to be present Mias Stsftte : I M is . Joseph Falkowskl is chair ple. banquet hall. church. s Koaak will presMe. man of a committes from the Cor COtoarifM AivNOriag an Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1951 nerstone club of Bt. Bridget's VOL. LXXL Na* 11 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRIC B n v B church, which will conduct a Mili tary Wnist for the benefit of the I school fund, Monday evening, Oct. 29, at 8:16. Here’s How To Get Your Bowles lo bidhi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley of See Senate I Vernon street will have as their guests of Columbus Day, tomor row, Mrs. Lillian Thompson of Set to Vote lS!„'^rjdRedsMop Up on Air New I Cranston, R. I., Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Welch and Florence McDon nell of Providence ?■ Mrs. Dorothy 1 McNanley and Beverly Thompeon Heartbreak of Johnstown, R. I., and Helen I Montague of Pawtucket Washington, Oct. 12—
/ . I a . they wauM aot eonflrm o r deny I ^v— ^ the stoty ha anpports Taft. / Educational Club UANCHB8XEE BVENINa HERALD. MANCHE8TES. OONM. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12,1951 Hartford Man Ivea aald the MUwauEee etoty I , 9 and a repost to Taft by poUUeal Meeting Monday advlaen that be could wln-thc Gym toll be open Cor boskathaU Lands in Jail nomination "aUnply eerve arf n e . ^ CIRCLE ttnieltaa ataitad tatt sight and warning to BUemhoWer eupport- RobertBon P T A thtra win ba four more periods thin weak with Tnaadaya fdn m d The' annual maetlng' of tbe Ed — NOW PLAYING — Stearns lists hetors Chitotmao. Regiatration la for tha gltto. era that they must redouble their ucational dtib wiU be held at th«r Gym sutto muat be worn and Arrest After effbrta in hie behalf.’* - Blood Donor still open and must be made for JNathaa Hala tchool Monday, Oct. ■Hears R^ Martin the remaining four lesaons, tha the boys muat he membera of the Taft has aot yet formally an 18, at 8:15 p. n . Tea w ill be THI Events at Y Recreation Department. All bowl cer Tedford Investi* nounced his candidacy hut has next o f which la O e t 85. Pop Smith aaryed iii the kindergarten from Talk on Hi$t6iy P ro g ra m la the Inatmetor and caller. ing leagues got underway last 52nd gates Disturbance promised to make a definite atatc- 8:15 ta 3:45. week hut aileya may ba resarved ment soons poaaibly next week. After a brief'businesa moating t l O W L E R In addUig to the T ’s social rec Most observers e x p ^ him to run. Acthre Program Now Un< reation program there win be a for early Friday and aU Saturday ' S ^ n i t . Danial DtUuuy,.», of Hartford, Misa Adelina Pappalardo will At the firet fall meeting of the Tharq ia no doubt in the minds dance held n the T Gym on Sat evening. Reservations BWat be no certain addraaa, landed in JaU Oeaeral Indlspeaaable speak on "Teaching the Handl- Robertson PTA held Wedneadny derway. With Craft made In advance to insure gottlag laat night after realetlng arreat of medical men as to the Impor urday nights atarttng thia Satur (it^iCRIUlk Morae, in a Senate speech, canto cabped Child in Nathan Ra|e evening at the school, Richard an allay. > -t.. foUowlng a diaturbance at lit tance ot ths Rad Croao Blood pro Classes Open Monday day fo r H igh aohool and gram out strongly for Elsenhower Isut School." Mias Pappalardo will Hartln gave a talk On the history mar school students. These dances Dancing clasaas art bald oaeh Drive A, SUvdr Lane Homea. b t W a i M e . e gram. They raallaO the neces night after Senator Brewster, R., hold "open houee” in her room of Mancheater. During his talk ha a n info-.-mal affairs and w ill last afternoon under tha diracthm ot Patrolman^ Frederick Tedford in- Me), an ardent TaR backer. siUd after the talk. It ia hoped that tracad the histoiy of the town sity o f obUOnlng the 150 pinto H m active faU program of the Lell Tybur on Monday and tosb- veatigatisd a complaint by Mm. Al I t f i b l M l — from Its founding to the present, from • to I I p.m. being chaperoned the general waa indispensahle on all membeni will attend in order which ta Manchastor’a quota next T wUl get underway this ooming by different parents each Satur- da: and M i ^ Moriock on Wtoli|sa- fred Logan who told police De his present assignment as com to hear about thia new phaee of ^ y , diacloeing qome Interesting Thursday when the BloodmoMIe day and Thursday. Tap, ballet, laney waa making a nuisance of M v t t i l f ! nets about the achbOI situation week according to the Y director diiy. It ia .ilao hoped to hold classes mander of North Atlantic Defense education In Manchester. Otbere unit win be stationed at Woodruff in puppetry and in chess fo r be- acrobatic antT social dancing are himeelf and threatenthg phyelcal Forcca in Western Europe. " intereeted'ln the welfare .of chil and giving parents a better under- hall at 3 p. m. to 7 p. m. BiU Steams who has an Interest.- offe'red. abuse and destruction of pn^terty. ■tanmng of the matter. Ing program outlined for the oom glnnera if enough are Interested Brewster said he could "not pic dren are invited to attend and to D r„ Gharlas Peckham. waU and sign up. Further InfoYmatlon on activi Mm. Ixtgan ordered - Delaney to ture General Eisenhower turning join the club. . The hail was' filled to overflow known Manchester gynecologist ing year. ties may be bed by eelUng Mr. Appliance Special Tha dog obadlance elaasea start leave tbe premlaea Airing an argu taU” and leaving Europe next ing w ith perents Who were de and obstatrtcian, has flrat-hand C raft clasaas fo r bow win staK Steams at the T, 7305. ment that developed between spring when, he declar^ there lighted with the opportunity to experience of how thia program Monday at 5:15 under the direction ed Tuesday night and will con Delaney and Mm. Lognn'a sister. would be critical danger of n Rus moot and apeak with the teachers helps to sava the Uvea o f his pa of Nell Lawrence. Boys from 8 to tinue throughout the winter. The Mm. Alice Carey. Upon refusal, sian Invasion. V 669 during the- classroom "open tients. He underlines the atti 13 wiU have the opportunity of tbe police were called. Morse recited Eisenhower was house," which preceded Mr. Mar tude of the medical profession nmking ob^ta In metal, wood Patrolman Tedford said he tried "not iBdlspenMble In hla position tin's talk. The claasrooma were generally toward the blood pro working and leather two nights per t « eetUe the diapute and asked STATE week Mondays and Wedneadays. in Europe or In any. other poal- — ROW PLAEma — matt attractive, showing the p-urn In reporting on a state med- Delaney to leave quietly luid no tlon.” He aald that was "where epltodld work of the teechere. ical eociety committee, o f which The game room will optn Mon WANTED Be Our Guest charge would be made againat day rnght from 5 to 9 p.m. through political opponeata want to keep ROBfRT MITCHUM During the business meeting, he la a member, which coheams SHIP-SHORE him. Dalaney, Tedford said, of him," but "history has deatined over which Mrs. Oraydon Lock- itself with lowering the maternal Friday night. TaMe garnet, pool fered to give^im a good excuae him to serve the American peo JflNt RUSSfll wood,. president, presided, the can mortality in the state. An a re and ping pong are available. fo r arrectlng hini 'lf hd took one^ On Monday night In tha Gym a COMMON ple." . HIS KIND cellation of the December meeting sult of lU Investigations on ma ttep cloaer. A e the policeman ad-, Mom, who often differa with waa voted upon. I t wag decided to ternity fStaUtleo aeveral years ago Homemaklng demonstration will be Learn How to vag6cd to'vard Daliuiey.'the latter^ Republican leaden, said he "could CF WOMAN! I VANNBtikaafl bold a food aale In Novamber to the conuntttoo recommended-that put on by the local Y.W.C.A, fta' allegedly started kicking and turling the buying o f meat i b o r e r s our two-toned think o t nothing that would cause I IVfLYNfCEm raise money for rainy day equip every maternity hospital in Con A throwing punches and a battle en greater, disunity la our country ment for the classrooms. A great necticut have a Wood- bank. Since the cutting up o f beef, pork Retail Value $21.95 s h ir tw a is t sued. When Delaney was subdued, deal o f Interest was shown, by the ...... tomb. Also the_ group will w ill be In- he wae taken to Police Headquar- and ciuiac mon uncertainty and — ON THE SAME SHOW — PLUS*PLUS'"— 1949 this aim has been toalixad. disturbance that to have nominated parenU in National Safety Week These hospital blood hanks are formed of the Y.W.'ii art classes IMPROVE tem and booked for broach of PLUMBERS O«*p-ton«d piping and dy«d-lo-match thoa but at the Republican convention next THE COMEDY and a safety drive will be con replenished from the Red Croea to be offered thia fall to the Man- Your Cost Only $9.95 peace and mslating arrest. He re ducted thia year. cheater women. Square dance In- ton* ttriko a hcrmoniilng noto^on this boy-coHorod mained (n jail over-night and waa summer a reactionary Republl- THAT WILL KEEP regional proglram which you, os a cen.” All enjoyed the get acquainted donof, ajipply. thlrtwoUt. You'll wont it for It* own timpio porfoc- released today under 1300 bonds YOir LAUGHING hour which was held in the audi and Plumber’s Helpers for appearance In Town Court Other, Devetepasenta It la with grave eoneem that YOUR FROM START torium where they were eerved tion.,. you'll wont H for it* adoptability to a wide Monday morning. Elsewhere, then aren theae po the medleel profeaslon vlawa the SAVE $ TO FIN IS H ! apple pie, ice cream and coffee, by recent difficulty experienced by APPLY 12.00 variety of occottortoi. N't o SHIP *n SHCAff ...to litical davelopmenta: co-chairmen Mrs. Harding Carrier RUMMADE SALE A t Glendale, CaUf„ Republican the blood .program in obtaining n't over lovtiy, over wothoblo. Exciting color coni- and Mrs. Edmond Grsaney and the blood It needs. st South Methodist Church GOP Solons Sure State Senator Jock & Tenney an "8KIP8UM8 committee. MEMORY wMfc oveVy parahnie of a You may be saving the Ilf# of binoriont in ludrout cotton brooddotb... Sonfor- nounced formation of ah Oivanl- b t o l TS m C t u BE Shturdsy Morning ut 9 satlon called Americans for Mac R O S EN B LO O r a mother or baby with tha pint Jarvis R«alty Co. OBd isod. colorfptt. Sl7n« '0 to 38. Ike Party Choice G LE N N GENE of Mood you donata next Thura- Sy 8cul< tesr***' Arthur. He callfd the general 'Ynir WITH Morning Accident ■RAND NflW f g S f pink, grey, blue and beijfo ^ blouse bar one last hope to save America FORD ta TIERNET day. CaU 5111 and make an ap Scent Troop : 5 DOVER RD. TEL. 4112 First Stffps SuUdiiig a fertow^. eesa "Secret af Convict Lake" pointment to be a donor. (OMttaoed freoi Page Oa^) fn m the political corruption that MAXIE ROSENBLOOM has enveloped na." PInat Paul Deuglaa In and JACKIE COOGAN Ends In Arrest Sdf-CM StecB OBd "The Wha Caaea Batof* DEfENSB HOUSING ABEAT portem said they are not our- In New Tork, an organisation UNIVERSAL was formed to "drirft” Taft for ira, Novtoitlme U. 8. A. Oe Ta prlaed by a copyrighted story of OOMDro TTESDAT Francia R. Dory, 27, of ■« Hartford. Oet 13—GR—Tha das- OvBreemiBg Fm t the Milwaukee Journal aaying the OOP nomination. Chairman ' A Movie Tpday graves road, BouUh Oovantry, waa Frank A. Sca^vlnl, pharmaceutical arrested for reckless driving nt ignatien of this city aa a erlUeal that Gen. Douglae MacArthur had defensa housing area-, has baen Doliixto Ckanor InformM Wisconsin Republican manufacturer, aald a campaign *THE raiNCE 5:80 this morning when his ear will ba atarted to convince votere crashed Into the rear of a vehicle reeommendtd to defensa MoMUaer leadem he favom Senator Taft Chariaa E. Wilson. A member of a WITH 13 O f AMNO TOOIS (R -O hio). that Taft, "far from being the re OFPEACr driven by Arthur Langeven, 45, of actionary his enemies claim he in E .M .L O E W S South street. South Coventry, tpaclal committee In Washington Aldee of MacArthur hi New which made the recommendation perfect little Tork City eaid he had net with a I is in reality a high-minded libei^ H A R T i^ O R D Middle turnpike eaat. Patrolman Wlacotietn Repottlicaa loader but el.” D R I V K ^ Robert Turcotta Invaatlgatad a aald tt roauKed from expandad -11 made the arrest. aircraft and madilne tools Indus that prove expandable m Dory told Patrolman Turcotta try tai tha Hartford area. He said be saw the Langeven car stop and he expected action on the recom he skidded into Lange- en's auto mendation in the near future. proportioned after applying hie brakes. Hia ear GENUINE CALF left skid nuuks 58 feet long
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today ^ rITI or PHONl * N im ' N it s eleepere are eiae-faet Their fur-eoft, fur-wanh fabric is '' floated through a new ecientilk procMS FOGARTY which makee H SHMNK-RasvrAMT.' Paper Collection CHRYSANTHEMUM * every im pqrtut eenin ie nihe-Uiread eewa. * every point of strain ia reinforeed.* ) BROTHERS M TH I ■ r. I »'/ • t i/Mi ■ 256 CENTER OT. ’ * warn swsater-«iill bugs wriativ T: TEL.4S66 gives 4-inUi adjustable sleeve-Ien^lw * exclueive "booilM’* foot, with double ■pie fo r w s m th sad woer. Is WaHtor Ta tows VOVt * full-cut meat anA’lif-help-nyselr* V Tiaybeadtto cloeinge. ^ ^ — Town ^ •J ./‘t'.x , - ■ ".-....aa^aJa r- wink in candle-light, on a * Gripper fasteners end button MANY NEW VARIETIIS ALO M UflTH THI OLDER HIGHEST RATIO ONES problems. Advertisement dramatie, iating gavntlet Made of e l t e t t e ,* In. accordance' with the provie ^CUUCX^dOU lU ku RBtt* « 9 comfortable noddine aaaurea Monday, October IS jn A donbleWYen cotton. A perfect DI^^E AND DANCE aiaa o f Chapter V , Section 5, ot the needed dwet preteeliea. ' Charter o t the Toton o f Manchen- pouudMIp Aud SO urm'^ru ^lore lor^drcM-ap*'I * eaey to waah—bold dmpe nnd M, tar, •a d g dtu f a iu ^ futt OVER 10,000 TO CHOOSE FROM NOITCB n hereby given that a If yoB IvB M m n « f th t sHwfltfl h 10 ' I AM Dbu d generouo aiaee ia gay. oudfast, meeting ot the Board of Dlrocton WH W1 ML O ur u m m songbird eolore. of the Town of Msadieator, Oob> ' d r s noctlcnt. win he held in the b s y BBW BgBlpHMHf fUT^fhl aomgm w U eul flw As AT OUR TALCOTTVILLE FARM In blftck 44C CENTER STREET . , Munlcipnl Building in said TWna of Mancheetet, on the 16th day of MA^AIIIIES — PAPiR AND PAPOt CAITONS PICKED UP ' ‘ lOlaGHT—DAf«aNOfltoJ A.JL - October, 1951, 'at tight o’d ^ ta .1 2 ,2 8 ' the afternoon to act on proponed » PUT our AT 1M ; C U R S ' ROUTE 83 - ABOVE ROTARY Threo-Piooo dot (eaen otyle wHb oxtra TO THB^tUNES OF additiona to the Badget W thn Nut panto) dsea d-l-2-a-4 ...... S.28 Trans o f Manrhatter tar ths flaenl Tbx Pavel iRd His Weriera Echoes year andlng August 14, 196L sa PU ASI MOTl: CflSflCtIflw W 1» M b Iw As SdM M liS Rflhi accessory dept. One H eeo 1 y l » 4.M 1 -fl . 4 . 2 .5 0 . i follows: : ^pproprlaUoR o t.9 U fi0 0 M ip Skhis IM toff* If addition to nmoont iqmropctoitoA PINE SIZZLING STEAKS . . . CHOPS .. . SEAFOOD.. . in the Annual Budget, w uto fhl> Palnnnatyladnn4«4 ...... 2.6# lowing Town Sorviosa: PHARAAACY L A PIZZA . General GoverauMBt, proUetiou LOOK FOK THK MAN C lIT t PAKR SALVAOK TRUCK— ' i Cmtor 8C. T A 2-9614 r \ Ceisre; aihs, rsOsw, ffsd. Grsea VITTNER’S CARD .. .1 FIN E W INES,'LIQUORS and BEER . and Haaltb. Wn» DsRfUiy Dated a t Manohastar,- OaBnaoti cuti this Srd day o t October, 198L CUARLY MMTVRD RY SWNS ON BTHIK SM I js i-' • ‘ « JMin B . L w p a a •m i YOUR WASTR PAPRR TO THIS WORTH-W HILI PROJRCTI Btoritory, Board of DIroto AdtoorliM !■ The HeraJd It Pays ^ to n o f the Town 54 Mna ^ - .V" 'V .'X m r r • T.- 'V t "
Kt ' ' . . _ . . HANGlliEMTBR kyPNING RBRALD. MANCHEfTTBII. CONN. FRIttAT, OCTOBER 1951 it, t - ' ____ # - . - they would net oonflrm or deny the story ha supports Taft: Hartford Man Ivas aald the Mllwaul^ stqry , Educational , Clubf MANCIHBSTBR IVENXNO w p A iA MAMGSBaTBR. OOMM.i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12.1961 and A report to ‘AUt kilpoUUcal advisers that ha could win the Meeting Monday CIRCLE Lands in Jail qominatlon "sliaply senre as a atzoettoB gtoited MuR night and Oym wU to open tor taafeattoil .warning to KiaMhower support- The annual moeting of the Ed- • NOW PLAYING - than-will to four man perloda this week wHh Tusodayn rwarvid ora that tbay must rodouble their Roberiaon P'TA Stearns lists bofoN Chriatmas. Regtotratlon la for tha glrlo. Reeisto Arrest After OfH« UcatloBa) dub wlU be held at thF Gym aults must be worn and affbrta la his behalf.” Nathan Hale echool Monday', Blood Donor ■tin open and must be mod* tor Taft has sot yet forauttly an Hears R* Martin the tamainlng four leesona, the the boys must to mambars of the cer Tedford Investi 15, at 6:10 p. m. Tea will be THF jEvents at Y Recreation Department, .kll bowl nounced hts candidacy but has iwryed Id the kindergarten from next o f which Is O ct 25. Pop Smith promised to make a definite state P rog ra m j Is the Inatniotor and caller. ing leagues got underway last gates Disturbance 8;15 to 3:45. Talk on History week but aUeyii may ba reserved ment soon* possibly Jiext week.- After a brief business meeting PROWLER In adding to the T’s aoclal reo- O u M OobuMy. W, o f Hai^ford, Most observers expecMlm to run. ^ A Active Program Now Un reatlon program there win be a for early Friday and all Saturday MIse Adelina Puppalordo will At tha first fall meeting of the evening. Reaervationa mnat be no certain addraao, landed In JaU I General Indispensable apeak on "Teachlrtg the Handl- There is no doubt In the mlnda derway, With Craft dance held In the Y Gym on tet« loat night after reeiaUng arreot INK wm Robartaon PTA held Wednesday of medical men as to the Impor urday nights otarting this Satur made in advance to Insure tatting Moraq, In a Senate speech, camo cadperl Child in Nathan Hale ovaning at th'e school, Richard an alley. following a dlaturbancc at 16 out strongly for Eisenhower last School." Mias Pappalardo d1ll tance of the Red Cross Blood pro Classes Open Monday day for High school and gram Drive A, Silver Lone Homea. h tw aiM ..^ . Martin gave a talk on the history mar school atudenta. ’Iheae dancea Dancing claasea are held each night after Senator Brewster, R., hold “open house” in her room of Manchester. During hla talk ha gram. They reallto the neces afternoon under the direction of PatrutmaiT- Frederick Tedford in- Me), an ardent Taft backer, said after the talk. It is hoped that are Info-.-mal affaira and will laat veatigated a complaint by Mrn. Al traced the hletorjr of the town sity o f obtaining the 150 pints H io actlva fall program of the from 8 to 11 p.m. being chaperoned Lell Tybur on Monday and Tuas- the general was Indispensable on all members will attend In order from Ite fotmding to the present, which is Manchaatar’B quota next da; and Mary Morlock on Wodnao- fred Logan who told police De hla present assignment as com- to hear about this new phase of Y vrill get underway tWs ooming by different parenta each Satur laney waa making a nulnance of day, disclosing some interesting Thursday when the Bloodmoblle week according to the Y director day. It is rtlao hoped to hold claoaea day and Thursday. T a p , ballet, ntsnder of North Atlantic Defense education In Manchester. Others M |ttll|| facta about' the school situation unit will be aUtloned at Woodruff acrobatic and social dancing are himaelf and threatening phyeical ,Forces-in Western. Edfope. Interested in the welfare o f clUl- Bill Stearns who has an Interestr in puppetry' and In cheaa for be abuae and deatructlon of property. "-I and giving parenta a better under- hall at 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. offered. Brewster said he could “not pic dren are Invited to'^ttand and to ‘atandlng of tha matter. Dr„ Charles Peckham. waU Ing program outlined for the com- ginners If enotigh are Interested Mre. Logan orderad Delaney to~ Join the club. and sign up. Further Inforinatlon on eotivt' ture General Elsenhower turning known Manchester gynecologist Ing ysar* ties may be had by calling Mr. leave the premiaes during an argu tail” and leaving Europe next The hall was' filled to overflow Craft claasaa for boys wiU atart The dog obedience classes start ment that developed between spring when, he declared, there ing with parenta who were de and obstetrician, has first-hand Steams at the Y, 7206. lighted with the opportunity to experianca of how this program Monday at 6:15 under the direction ed laat Tueoday night and will con Delaney and Mre. Logan'a aleter, would be critical danger of a Rus . of Neil Lawrence. Boys from 6 to tinue throughout the winter. The Mra. Alice Carey. Upon refusal, sian Invasion. meet and speak with the teachers helps to save the Uvee of hie pa the poUee were o^led. during the classroom "open tlents. He underline* the attl' .12 will have the opportunity of Patrolman Tedford said he tried Morse rented Elsenhower waa hou*4." which preceded Mr. Mar- tude of the medical profession making obtocts in metal, wood to aetUe the diapute and asked "not Indlspenaable in hla poslUon STATE tih’a talk. The classroome were generally toward the blood pro working and leather two nights per Delaney to leave quietly and no in Europe or in any. other posi MOW PLAYING mokt attractive, showing the gram in reporting on a state med week Mondays and Wednesdays. chatga would be made aninat tion.” He said that waa "where s^eadld work of the teachers. ical Bociety committee, of which 'Ihe gams room will open Mon WANTED Be Our Guest him. Delaney, Tedford aald, of political opponents wapt to keep POBfRT MITCHUM During the business meeting, he is a member, which cofieama day night from 6 to 9 p.m. through SHIP-SHOKE him,” but "history has ^destined Friday night. Table games, pool fered to give him a good excuse JflNf RUSSEll J fo jh i over which Mrs. Graydon Lock- itself with lowering the maternal ftir arreetlng him If hd took one, him to serve the American peo Wood, prerident, presided, the can mortality in the aUte. Aq a re and ping pong are availaWe. Step eloaer. As the policeman ad-| ple." . HIS KIND cellation of the December meeting sult of its Inveetlgatlona on ma On Monday night in the Gym a COMMON vap6ed to-vard Delaney, the latter^ Morse, who often differa with waa voted upon. It waa decided to ternity fatalities several yearn ^ Homemaking demonstixtlon will be Republican leadars, said he "could Cf WOMAN! VANpSfUNanri put on by the local Y.W.C.A. fea Learn How to allegedly started kicking and f m V N K E m hold a food sale In November to the committee recommended ^ that eur two-toned throwing punches and a battle en think oi, nothing that would cause raise money for rainy day equip every metemlty hoapltol in Con turing the buyng o f meet and LABORERS shirtwaist sued. When Delaney waa subdued, greater.disunity In our country ment for the claesrooma. A great necticut heve a blood bank. Slnw the cutting up of beef, pork and Retail Value he waa taken to Police Headquar- and cause more uncertainty and — OK ms SHOW — -P L U 8 “ “ deal of interest waa shown, by the 1949 this aim has been realized. Iamb. Also the group will be in disturbance that to have nominated parenU in National Safety Week formed of the Y.W.’a art claaoes IMPROVE 0««P'lontd piping and dyad-to-molch shoe but tera and booked for breach of These hospital Wood banks are peace and resisting arrest. He re at the Republican convention next THE COMEDY / and a safety drive will be con replenished from the Red Cross to be offered this fall to the Man PLUMBERS Your Cost Only ton* strilco a harmonixing noto^on thi* bey-coHorod mained in Jail over-night and was summer a reactionary Republi THAT WILL K ^P ducted this year. chester women. Square dance in- can.” regional program which you, aa a fhlrtwoUt. You'll wont it for Ht ewn,*!mplo porfoc- released today under |300 bonds YOU LAUGHUIG All enjoyed the get acquainted donor, appply. and Plumber's Helpers for appearance in Town Court Other, Pevriopaaeata hour which was held In the audl- It is with grave concern that YOUR F R O M S T i tion... you'll wont it for it* adoptability to o wide Monday morning. Elsewhere, there were theee po toritun where they were served the medlcel profession views the SAVE varioty of occostorioi. H't o SHIf ‘n SHCAtf.. .to litical developments: T O F IN IS H ! apple pie, ice cream and coffee, by recent difficulty experienced by APPLY A t Olendals CSUf., Republican co-chairmen Mrs. Harding Carrier the Wood progrem In obtaining RUMMADE SALE H'l ovor lovely, over waihoblo. Exciting color com- GOP Solons Sure Stats Senator Jock B. Tenney an iMRnN "SKINAom and Mrs. Edmond Oreaney and the Wood It needs. at South Methodist Charch MEMORY w M i every purdicMe off o binoHons in hittrou* cotton broodclotb... Sonfor* nounced formation of an organi committee. You may be saving the life of sation called Amerlcane for Mac- SUN., BlOK* TUE8 , Satarday Morning at 9 iztd, colorfr«t. Sirr< '0 to 38. GLENN OENB a mother or baby with tha pint Jarvis Realty Co. dud Ike Party Choice Arthur. Ha called the general "our ROSMUHMr of Wood you donate next Thurs by Senior Girl pink, grey, blue and b ci^ blouse bar one last hope to save America FORD la nERNET / WITH Morning Accident ■ R A N D N IW 1 ^ 1 “Secret of Convict Lake” day. Call 611t and make an ap Scenti Troop S S DOVER RD. TEL. 4112 First Stops Sulldhig from the political corrupfion that MAXIE ROSBNBLOOM pointment to be a donor. (OMtlMied trena Page On^) Ptna: paai Doaglaa la has enveloped ua” Riitf JACKIE COOGAN Ends In Arrest SoH-CobM obco cNid portcra said they are not aur- In New York, an organization -Wto Gay Who Cnaie B a ^ DBFBIY8B HOUBINa ABEAT was formed to "draft” Taft for It’s Mevtetfaie U. 8. A. Go Tb UNIVERSAL prised by a copyrighted story of CXMMDfO TUESDAY Francis R. Dory, 27, o f 8s Ovorceming Foaur the Milwaukee Journal saying the GOP nomination. Chairman - A Movie Today Hartford. Oct. 12—
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W. C IL Moo beta Oet 9 to Mr. and Mra. War- with tha atogtag of *Wy OM Kmi- od Oenjpnra n’t ehange Ita diGkiii f . m wttk Itor. raa Ctoiigh to Blwnnan, Naw Nur«es1lo Meet tueky Roasa^ t v svatyons. Lumber Company know CongrsM to not to 8X>od Bfth for ordlnaiy Uquor. Baer wtooB ebaplalB aa JcM iip Nomination to wait uwund for any ncmlaa- Income^ TaiL Booet from 38 a tarri to 39. W lm tox- TM TSSJPoopIe’a ^ Tark, Mr. and ktrs. Smarr M. Tha BSkt maaUag wm ba haM an Deopito stiff oppootUon from dough and 3Cr. and Mra. Bdarardt Oetober U and the thama at tha ktona. Tltot’a why X am gotag to ea up an avaraga of 18H P«r cont. At Local Hospital -Sale Completed press lor a voto in tbo sulbtom- Clgaretta taxoa tnereaao from 7 Houra mambora, the conferanoa NOW IS THE TIME ^ Party SSLTTL’SL.'IS &.’iS Wochomurka of Tolland ara tha,' program to "TTick or Treat” and ^ en Pigeonholed Of 1134 PC Is Seen ■greed to app^ ooriwrnte taxaa to grandpaienta of the new aon. will ba a Hallowe’en party and mlttee Monday and In Lho fuU conta a pack to 8. Tha tax on TO SLACB YOim ORDEB SOB A Mra. Luther Barnard., , Chewing and smoking tobacco now-exempt farm eo-operatlvea, There were several memMTS Mr. Gaorge Brigham of Rock- Tha regular meeting of District everyone to requeeted to come Bale of the Manchester Lumber BARLOW committeo Tueaday." mutual aavinga banka, and build goes down, however, from 18 to r «M o iatw OoBgr** villa was a recant caller oii Tolland dressed for the occasion or pay a and Fuel Company, Inc., on Can- (Cratlaned fram Page Om ) 3. Senator H. Alexander Smith (CMttaued from Page Oue) ftwn Tolland redemted O w r ^ n of tha Connactlcut Btate Nuraaa' 10 cents a pound. ing and loan aaaociatlona. __ «< «Mdi Mn. whs attandod.tlie ToUand friaoda. fine. llMre will ba prtoM for tha tar street, has bsan complatad, an THEViSION SALES md SERNOE ' (R „ N. J.), another nMmher.of the HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY association will ba hald at tha Idaa- beet and funniest costumes. aqfcad not to be named said a Foreign Retatione subcommittee, a year (after deductions for In- . Gasoline tax up from 1 1-3 to * • *• Aasoelatton of Congregattonal chMtar Msinorlal hospital in tha tostnnnent rtewded yaaterday In 3 cents. New automobilea are RIBIOOFF TOVB BBT Churches in the interest-of mis Tbs PTA to sponsoring a baked cHack of the Jtonate’e 50 Demo said he haa been "mulling over the tereat, taxes, contributions, etc. AMESITE - ASPHALT - CONCRETE I to koU • card party to Wood- dining room at 7:80 p. m. Monday, tba town dark’s effica todicataa. r' ai4 snuci ST.—nuriwmiMB idea of proposing that we take no but before hla personal exemp taxed 10 per cent of manufactur sions held Tuesday. Oct. 9 at Ver ham and baked bean , auppar on crat# had shown at least eight and ers’ price tnatead of current 7 per HarUord, Oct. 13—(F)~U. B. -*ltoU e«i Frtdv avento*, Oet. non Congregational Church. ^ Oct 15, Oet 90. There wUl be two eltUngs, Real aatate and buildings art action on Dr. Jessup’S nomination tion) will pay 3790.40 a year In Anclovjer. poaaibly 10 were planning to vote federal Income taxes Instead of his cent. Tax on trucks and busea up Rep. A. A. Rlblcoff (D„ First Dis rat atfht o’clock. ^ The Home making event, Italian Mtos Beatrtca Binder, dtotrict one at'0:S0, the next at 9:80. Tha transferred from C. O. Rice, Rich at thia session.” trict) saUa from New York to- ' card Bame may b# p ia ^ . president and director of nuraes ard F. Dimoek and Daisy B. Dtm- against Jessup. present 3708 obligation. A mar from 5 to 8 per cent. Several ad r prtoM wUl te flvep. Ro- Cookery was held at Mrs. John menu includes baked ham, baksd Meets Achesen ditional electrical appliancea made niorrow aboard the Mner "liberte” Loyidma on Thursday, Oct. 11 at The Andover Boy Scout Troop at tha local hoapltal, and tha ataff beann scalloped potatoee, mashad ook to SCiiton Sloabarg of Norwich TELEVISION M i OAR RADIO *Tf .that lineup stands Pat, we ried couple with two dependents riiU win b* aarvM. Anyone Smith said he feels the group and .an income of 38,000 will owe subject to 10 per cent manufactur for a tour of Europe aa a Repre- 10% DOWN r e l i a b l e will go on an overnight hike dur nuraa will ba noataiasa for thto tur..lpa, ptcklas, rolls, coffee and for 180,000. Btoek, equipment and aentative of the House Fov-'-ii A f ■ to make laacrvatloni may 8 p. m. , • meeting, and will conduct tha inventory had pravtoualy bean soM vwauld be licked on a ahowndown would be '.’wholly jusUfled In fol 31,385.60 Instead of 31,153. ers tax. contacUnc altlMr Mn. fnvIUtlons have been oent to ing tha nest week. Richard Leon pia. SPEOIALISn In the Senate,” the official said. lowing that procedure because it Heed Mothers' Proteeta fairs committee. Rlblooft aald ha ToBand Ubrary, also other M e group through the hospltdl and tha to other buyers. Alternative Offer •ckwith, 308d, or Mra. is the new chairman of the organ "We figury .we can’t pick up would give us more time to study An alternative tax Increase Is Bowing to protests from moth plans to visit about 10 cuxmtrioa rles in the county to view the dis new wing. qUEEN TO VISIT V. B. Blesberg wrlll engage In a retatt during his.two-montha stay In «W1. isation. Other pfTlcera are: All Interested nurses ara Invited lumber buslnese at the location hut the great mass of controversial offered persons In the higher in ers of small children, the lawmak play of the new books for children enough Republican votes to win testimony that haa come in.” Europe. treasurer, George Lang, secretary, to attend. will not enter tha fuel buslnese.. ' ' Aumoaiao diaur son come brackets. They have an op-' ers took off the 20 per cent retail 36 MONTHS GUARANTEED and teenagers on •**1J*’*^*®*\ Tba' Hague, The Netharlanda. under thoae circumstances.” Sparkman conferred for an hour tax on baby oils, powders and lo ■i- Rockville Ubrary. The eahibi- gjerl Bayltoa; outdoor man, GeOrgo tlon of paying an additional 9 Oet 13—on— quean Juliana of nBAR 9 LOST AT SEA Two Democrats, Senators Mc- at the Capitol last night with Sec per cent on the amount of their tions. Uon win he Open Lovall,: in charge of advanca- Tha Natherlanda and Prince Bern- MOTOROLB aoi BENDIX Carran (Nev.) and Eastland retary of State Acheson on the The excise tax increases are to ToUand B a. m. to 8 p. m. and on Tuaaday Income remaining after payment ON BALAN CE manta, Malcolm Crook; institu hard will pay an official visit to Ooteberg, Sweden, Oet. 13— ' I MANCHESTER IVENINO HERALD; MANCHESTER. OONN: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12.1951 PAQtj A •• -I t. jCANCHBSTIB e v e n i n g ggftA rni I1ANCHE8TBR. CONN. r t u v A t , uCTOieiER 12.1961 Bay and Mra Carolyn Hart are evaluatlda and digfuaalnn of theoe ■bowing orof aa Impramlvn film- partmont taaetaars of Bmanual are Methodist Women Emanuel to Hold deiuoiiatratloaa wilt follow. Th* ■trip, Mbont% fant aa most of tha vago- ■dwte lUyaelds acboel, Maaafield. faith oboarvod thair aolaaat n - tal patlaat fee wwatha hat tt had lesdeiBe strip, ^*IlM Ofowtng Tsaehor." uTgad to taho advantage ef thta Ugtous “Day of Atonamant,” or baaa anaBoaod from raporta that Any mothera Intereated in be workshop will then dose with the AH primary and bagbinar da- teacher tra'ning school tomorrow. Ifea oatlro tables whleh would bo affocisd M m Brpiea at the tlmo was a WaAUwtoii in whM Hebron havo boaa galbered la and wot vtMtor at tha home of aaotbar n m Klppur, bare at the Jawlab ha w«a oapravtaig. The Mehatd- To Meet Monday coming Icadcra of either d( thqa* Teachers’ School yrmaaa might ha moeb daouRo la foportod. Flowoia daughter, Mrs. William Craig, la gyaagofua Wadnaaday. Tbara waa abas haw llvod i t tha toamar gtoiuta are requeatod to. contact Mra Moberg. laatt M n. OsbM O. BortOB. uMstant of tho oyalttvo _ ktod have of Wataa. a la^a, attendanoe at, Oia syaa- Adana Whlta phwa la lha liaf* row W im dlatnetT havtdg bought • IM Mur lyoit euaa through Tho Chrtatian Endaavor aoctaty A dmiidl school teachers’ train «Agalnst tWa boatgroaad Mr. Ubrhilan, Dougtaa tlhruy, Rabroo, ooamo hoaa alppod, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Horton gogua. ! 3 ? m a Alfred l y daa of Pomfrat waa a were vlaltora at M m Hortoa’a Hebron people are saddened to tha pMea and mada taapawramenta Mhir lni|“SiiniL an; nnamlaadbit dC human of tba Second Oongragational ing wockahop srtU be conducted at ■udena mada hla ehargaa with ra- raoumad on Tuasday, tha 9th. har recant vWtor at the home of hla former home for a day or taro thla learn of the death of Charles on It. They hava two aoaa. M m U rga iM to ,” wnf ba tha thema for tha chtfch ta coUectlng clothing for EtmOiQel Lutheran church tdmor- tfQo* to tha WaOaea n v o rt And work in taking auppUas of bogta aanghtar, Mas. ISvatatt B. Porter, w#eIc* Richardson, reported Thursday. Richardson haa baaa a taachar la OCtohar moating of tha Woman’a Keren. Money for mailing coaU row from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.' faniAt nmuoM*. - to the Hebron elementary school wlM» is prifielpat-teaeher at «the Hebron people of the Jaarlah Mr. Richardson had boon a hos$8- tba Salam —**Mtad tehoof- aortoty of Ohrlotlan Barvieo of win alao be gladly received. Ray ^ ila workohop ta part of a n.ttlon- Tw>*..q)w‘» *<“ a « « there Is a further baffling aspect tho South Mathodlat church Mon mond 'Bradley ta chairman of the wlde plan of toache- training for ro3m4»4 Jtm m U MB. Long before he testified batora the fradM, foUojwIng tho lummar va day. OcL 18 at alght o’clock In the project. Ha ta aaatatad by Mta* Lutheran Church schools. Begin cation. —k*4 0 m r ■•••!■■ 5*Jju MeCarran subeommlttaa Mr. Juna D. Loomta, Hubert T. Ed- ner and .primary department WEST CENTER ST. AT HARTFORD ROAD ■ ^ mm ■»«*?«»• • » ^ Budans, rt la amertad. saw cor- flhs took M hooka on-thts har Tha program commlttaa under neo.idson and Rev.- Reginald A teaohera from eight churches in TELEPHONE 4134 tba Hartford Dtatrict hava been oCM 4t llMlAtM». OMBm •• ritpuiitnrr batwaca Mr. WaUaca first fall trip thars. to tha two low* tha direction of Mra. Oraca Hol Merrlfleld. paator of the churdi. («M N«U lUtMr. tr gradas. man. newly eleeted flrat vice prea- DonaUona may ba left at any of invited to attend. and Alfled KoMborg of Maw York the four homea or pick-up aervlce Paator Donald Johnson of Nor fciauiurnoii k a t h 8ha carilad on thla work last Idmt win praoant four atudanta i t u «r lUtt • ••'*•#••••• • a t y hi eridch. aftar balag school yaar wltlv much suecasa, Ttom tha Hartford Seminary may be had by telephoning. wich and WlUimantlc will begin m m rn t » tun ■ ••»•••••••« furalthcd with tha WaOaco re and found It vary much worth Toundatlon In a panel diacuoalon The aociety haa included In Ita the workshop with a Bible study. Plana for tha aaaooa a fund-ralring Following this to* teachers will nKWtk h<> Man port Mr. Kehiberg, aa an- wblla as well as a^yabla. In faeti ee "Human Righto.” Winterize Now C o n _ . . • ••a a**a«a aaaaI tha children clamor for books. Mm . Studenta on the pand will ba: project to help eupport either ' $ divide into two groups to meet kir t f CkrrMr ...... thualsatlc oupportar of tha Na- Horton initiated tha plan of faking echool or a church for a yaar in their department leaders for ori OaltawaA 0»a -v ;4 U .« Mloa nowar RaUay from China; tlonallsta and eaamy of tha C9il- books to children aa the lattir can Mtaa Halon Khoobyor, Iran; Mtaa Korea. Tha goal ta at leant $7t, or entation to Chrinttan growth Be Safe - Hot Sorry ■ ■ a r neoa Oonummists, congratuUtad not very conveniently visit tha li It's WATKINS Mary Chrtatian. India; and Mtaa the minimum amount needed to terlal and a discussion on lesaon- t TH* a-.nOCI>TB> rRMW Mr. Wallace on recotnmendatlona brary for reading matter at all Dorothy PhUtipo, Auotralla. Mra ■upport either for thta time. plannlng. TTia staff of leaders con '■m Amneft n*m times. Tha library and school ara Sunday tha aocloty will havo a stats of Mrs. Tlieodora Chambeis Zerex — Presfone — Zerofi# •atnM to tha naa 01 riMikllieU* of whidi he said had been eatabllahed Hdwin Brown will bo moderator. about half a mile apart, and of ' Mra Charlaa Straight, praal- -net luck supper at tho church In toe primary department, and a- •■ Boara oiapatelMa eradnaf to tt. or obnununlty bouoo nt 6:80 p. m. for Mra. Malvin Briere of Newington i n 3 l jlkoraHoa jraditao to iWa papor os sound by evenU.” courae many of the pupils coma dant, win conduct the huiineaa Thermostats — Rodiotor Hosot So ■■*' tba local aawa publlcliaa fcarfc In other word*, according to Mr. from aactlona of the town much meeting preceding the program, memhera or any high ochool atu- in tha beginners department. .All riOkta III raoubUcatHin M apaeiat Krock’s additional charge against further away. The plan also ra- lha B^pworth circle will be hos- denU Intereated in taining the At noon » luncheon will he COMPLETE PROTECTION ikHiatctira karaln ara •!»<> raarrraO- Ilevas congestion at the library, teeaea All women of the church group, The aupper will precete a serves by women of the Ladies him. Budens cannot be granted where the applicants used to tine up business meeting when annual re Aid society of Emanuel under the roll aomaa eueni ol a ■»ra- are cordially Invited to attend the the excuM that he manufactured in queues before tha "books for the meeting. ports will be ■mmittod. Oottn s;^ mtpervta^ of Mr*. Amy Ctailso: Be Safe Nat Sorry **p«rti'7uBara Rapracaotatlaea Tlia his etor>* on what may have school" plan was put In action. An axeaBaht array of b o o h | ' aA.a- Jplioo Matkawa Sucelal Aftneji - !*•* seemed to him the logical as- Mrs. Hotron deserved much cradlt are in charge' of the eupper and teadiing materials will be on dlil- P TPrk 'aHcofo. Oatfolt ood MiMoa- for har arork in thla line. may be contacted for furtoer de- play for the taachera all day. kumptlon that a mission headed by These materials may be purchased u dim AiTinT coimto ov Hebron’s grand Hat, from fig South Coventry Wallace woul^ make recommenda ures released by Tax Oommiaaion* iniere will be a stated communi (hiring the lunch hour. tion* soft On the CJommunIst*. He er William F. Connelly, on which Mra. Panltoo Little cation of Uriel Lodge No. 34, A F In toe afternoon. Mra. Cham Tka Haralt told hi* story, Mr. Krock al 1991 taxes will be levied, stands at and A M, Saturday at 7:30 p. m. ber* and Mrs. Briere will each Mancheaier*8 Carpet Specialty Stare Coventry 7-gSS1 at the Masonic hall in Merrow. cenduct actual etasa demonstra t^mmm ao flaanelal aaopo^ wng leges, after he had seen evidence 11,8111,493, as compared uith fl,- with dramatic values in tpoocraplilaai »rrora apoa^of la a< ■ 683.421 for 1980. This la an In- Four candidates will receive the tions With pupils of the Emanuel OPEN DAILY 9 to 5;.70 WEDNESDAY TO NOON apftlaaaMato aao etkat ro ^ iy TS?** which destroyed It. If the story Burnett W. Btahop haa been Fellowcraft Degree. Senior War- CmurOh school. A period for the la Tfca Maoeliaati>f Eraaiin waralA Crease of $138,073 over tha 1980 THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. was a He. then, it was not a He of figures, or about 7 per cent. This elected chairman ef the newly de \ Carl Snow of Coventry will earelosaness, or a lie of Ignorance^ will be subject to some rcviiion created Welfare Board. Mra. preside during the inlUatory work. mim Friday. October IJ Jamea T. Laldlaw iq aecretary. The annual meeting of the but a lie which was deliberate, by the board of tax ravlaw, but tto Open Stock Bedrooms amount will not be greatly altarad. Servliw with them will be Mrs. South Coventry branch, Rockville and which knowingly painted a Ruth Welles Fabyan and Blverett n « AIsop story Mr. and Mrs. Denial Oardonn of Chapter, American Red Ooee MARLOHrS false picture. Hebron center obaarvad their 13tt M. Barth. scheduled for Wednesday, has been Tho New York Herald Tribune wedding anniveraary Oct S. An The board ta compoaed of two postponed to October 17 at 8 p. m. If this I* so. then further con Good old fashioned baripiing . . . the biggest of the yaarl persona elected from each party SHOE SERnOE md” tlartford Oourant columnlat. clusions must be that Budens will other recent v/eddlng sMvaraary at the First Congregational church BIGELOW was that of Mr. and Mi%. Henry receiving the highest number of basement. JOaeph.Alaop. ha* performed the Good old fashioned Quality for which Watkins has been' BIGELOW FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST manufacture and tell any kind of 0?zacUl of Amston Lake. They famous since 1874! Watkins 77th Anniversary Sale brings votee at the town election Octo Janet EHdredge haa been elected MAKE flabUc aervlce of proving, beyond story in the course of hlS testi were married 16 years ago Sun ber 3. The first selectman. Ralph president of the Merry Maids 4-H Rugi ■ Car|ii‘ fs SELECTIONS OF dramatic values like these throughout all four floors o f home T. Rasmolda, will aerve as an ex- 00 queaUon. that ax>Oommunl«t* mony as an ex-Oommunlst. day, October 7th. Sewing dub ef which Mra. Walter SURE fashions. offleio member. Money appropriat ■pmeUmea retain, in their conver* Furthermore, it seems quite ap About 38 Ubrarians from the Ctargo is leader Thta club hoe Your StioM ed for welfare benefits are to be merged with the former Rip and Mon. that allm reopect for the parent that people like Senator "swap g m p " district win meat expended at the discretion of thta BROADLOOM CARPETS at the Douglas Uhrsry, Hairon. Stitch 4-H Sewing club. Other Too, Hovo titith they prooumably learned MeCarran and Senator McCarthy board. Money expended shall be officers elected Include Alice Mechanical power atrrtchrra are used Oct. 18th, to axchanga books of upon order signed by a majority Hie to stretch carpet evenly and smooUity Oaring their party oerrice. ^ welcome and treasure this kind of light fiction with each other, each Reg. $125.00 Chest-on-Cheat with seven drawers ..$105.00 Crickmore, vice president; Coral of the members drawing upon the* Potter, secretary; Roberta Kalber, . . . details to assure you longer wear The raaaon Alaop has been able testimony. library repreaentad to fumlMi M town treasiuvr. ‘‘NEW and added beauty. books In that line. At 11 a. m., Reg. $110.00 Chest of four large, two small drawers 95.00 treasure:’; hnd Barbara Contoe, re- do this Is that he himself was In this case. It must be noted. Monday night the board met Dorter. Janet, Roberta and Joyce "A mechanic Is as good a* hie tools." they will go to the old tdwn hall to R eg.^2 .00 Double Dresser Mirror, 48 inches wide . . 36.00 with John F. Morrissey of the LOOK’’ Our experts are equipped with th* most participant, aa aa American ad- j the Budenz teatlmony, and the Me- see an exhibit of fall books from $105 Potter compriae a program com JA w In the camp of Cliiang Kai-1 Carran-McOarthy use of It, . has State Aid and Cbllectlon Division. mittee. *rhe club will meet Tues modem tools and latest praotical tnatal- Huntting Co., Springfield, Mi Reg. $169.00 Double Dresser Base, ten drawers .... 149.00 Mr. MorrlBMy gave a detailed ex iatlon techniques. Mwk. in some of the evsnU Louis come a cropper only because an and to hear a talk by Mias EuniceWu 8evan-4rawer Cheat-on-Cheat day afternoon at Mra. Cargo’s maasures 35 tnbhes wide; reg Reg. $79.00 Poster Beds, twin or full sizes ...... 55.00 planation of the wordings of wel home. Proper matching of patterned carpet ta ' Budens. the ex • Communist, individual like Alsop.- Who haa tho Bates from that firm. fare boards and the town’s respon- a skill In Itaelf. Through the years our A luncheon will be served at ularly $128.00. gmcrlbed in hla lataat teatlmony courage and facilities and reputa Reg. $110.00 Dresser Base, five drawers, 45” wide .. 96.00 ee-taich Dnoocr Baaa. siblliUee. A PERSONAL LOAN FINANCED mechanics have proved their excellence 12:30 by the Ladies of St. Fetar’s NEIE •••**a«*a*f»a*»*« SUN Charles B. Nyack was elected in this important phase. M ore the MeOarraa CbBiMt^. tion to make himself heard, had Ouild. Reg. $26.00 Regular Dresser Mitrort 25 .x 84 inches 19.95 chairman of the B o i^ of Finance l ^ u a e be waa there, beciuiae be happened to be an actual partici About 11 libraries will be repre IS X 34-tnch DrEEii i Mtrror aaeeasaeeeeea vS^SsSU at its first meeting hince election THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA SEE OUR DISPI.AY »nd SALESROOM tself played a part In the da- pant In the history in question. sented. Mias Marjorie H. Martin, Beg. $44.00 Bedside Cabinet-Table, not shown...... 89.50 Monday night at tha Town Offlee STATIONERY head librarian hare, and her assist g l a m o u r drnuuiita shoes or BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED ona which ware taken during Vincent's denial alone, or Wal Building. Philip I. Holway was AIRM AIL - NOTES pomps that look new . . . and Such a loan may open up a new world for you. ant, Mrs. Daniel Q. HCrton, will alectod aecretary. Other members LBADINO BRANDS BIGELOW TRAINED MECHANICS ttte period and evanta in qiiea- yon eaa oava doUara, too . . . lace's denial with It would not be hoatcaada for. the visitors: of this board include Kenneth A. (OPEN SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL N(X>N) Alaop haa the peraooal ’This plan for exchanging of by having yonr ahoea renewed have been enough to upset Downing, Alanson E. Stewart, Jr., Artkor Unif; Stores promptly. D»ok over your som- rledge and tba documentary Budenz' story, even though the.v books has worked out very well Ernest C. Becker, John M. ’lyier, for the past year or so, bringing to $65 mer footwear and leather See On Flaw, flrw/ T ln m d U W of that the Budens testimony a-ere the truth, because these two Sr., and Edison O. Davie. things . . . let ns repair, re MANCHESTER all libraries represented extra Thlrty-aeven girls regtatered as the most Irresponsible and have already been tarred with the books for their patrons at little or dye and restore them to perfect MIRROR $35 intermediate -Girl Scouts Monday order—.NOW. Aaliclous kind of fabrication. brush of accusation. But Alaop no cost. night at the Nathan Hale Com LAND SURVEYING Carpet Center ) What Budens testified waa that, was a pro.C;htang Kai-shek par Horry Tennant, a Hebron na munity center. lAre. Ogle Sawyer tive and former resident, has been A i the 1M4 Wallace mlaslon to and Mrs. TTieodors Moberg are Edward L Oovis. Jr. DEPENDABLE CARPET SERVICE ticipant in the matter, and his | vt^iting his brother, ^wraditTan- leaders. China, the State Department of- Begletored Land SorVeyer facta cannot be ameared. And nant. and other relatives here this Forty-eight regtatered as Ill/vnliVff O 308 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-4348 Aefal John Garter Vincent waa a what they prove la that the ex- week. He had not been In Hebron Brownies Monday afternoon at the 15 Praetor Read, Wanrheater SHOE REPAIR Comer Middl# Tarapikn kt Pinehant Comer *reL 7619 Lower SL Floor Level mmbar of the Communist party, Oommunlst Budenz has. un for many vears and expressed sur- South Street achooL Mra. Henry nrlae In the many changes which that the Communist party relied fortunately, etlU retained the . have taken place here, since he on him to guide Wallace’s recom- diseased mentality which made . lu t saw the town. The old Post agendationa for our China policy | him s Communist In the fir.rt I house and atora have bean carried ■t that time, and that tha Com- i place, 1 off, the house where the Rev. Mr. I ."^harpe used to live, waa burnt munlat leaders were satlafled with ' ~ T T ----- T [down, also the small store with It. Vtneenrs alleged work in in The Bridge? ■ H. Clinton Porter’s bam has been '7 0 ! fluencing Wallace. m-v . , removed, a road put straight Aiaop himself, aa a supporter of wTien and If truce talk.s resume through Hebron Green's old park, $95 H U R R Y - H U R R Y - H U R R Y ------Ghlang Kal-ahek, waa present at n Korea, they will resume at the ] ail of which, and perhaps other .‘?achon bridge. That bridge lUelf ■‘ ’’ •■'"K**' center a The iix-drawer Chest ta 38 the Wallace mlaalon deliberations Inches wIdA 46 ^ Inches taU. ta China. He advised Wallace on! is a sj-mbol of the fact that hu- | ' *.... * ..... and°°**...... Mrs. Charles Carukin ^ Reg. $110.06. aoUcy. and actually wrote some of' brings can meet erfeh other ht.ve bought a cottage at Amatitoir Wanace’a report. He knew. andl" ‘^ ° “ ‘ “ " ‘"K each other. and savings up to LAST 3 DAYS know, therefore, that what W .l-1 ta tea^M ^ ^ e ^ laea and Vincent commended ! " I grade at the Hebroa elementary (Right) Douhla Dresser Mir waa pro-Chlang and antl-Comnm- • *'"nnier. interrupting school. The Caniklns have lived at ror ...... $85 thf truce talkB then boinp held At the lake at Shlngle-ghack cottago The big double dresser base Blit, AJid thoM reports themaelvcs : „ ' measures 66 Inches prove tt • j K»c«,ng. befora buying thair now p la ^ Thay hava a two yaar old daugh wlda Ataep’a proof, which the McCSr-1 "*P**clng the bridge became an HALF PRICE ter. ran Committee haa so far refused *"cy matter. The way the Another session of tha claao la $149 to hear—a reluctance understand- M»ved was to have atencUing waa held Wednaaday VnIted Nation* forces build evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph able sinee It would destroy the : V. Secord. The instructor ta Mrs. on One-of-a-kind Bedrooms EMERSON Whole picture that committee has ■ ^^nihiunist force* th. YEAR PLAN i Mrsa Ralph Markhsun of Hartford. haan drawtng—haa now nmtp received ! Othcr hslf. ^ ! Thera ara about 10 taking tha $545.00 5-Pc. Inlaid Mahogany Bedroom: fo il oize bed, double d r e s ^ 7- TELEVISION AND RADIO ON the compliment of notation and re- During this period. Communist 1 «>«r*e and thay find It very en drawer cheat, bedside table; s w « fronts...... • '• and lilte d Nations soldiers joyable, and era pleased with tha apaet from Arthur Krock, head of work .in this art which thay are $995.00 5-Pc. Inlaid Mahogany BedbfQom; (2) Sleigh-type twin bed^ 12- tho New York Times Washington worked together, building some able to do. This sesalen araa tba drawer double dresser, cheat; bedoide ta b le ...... «®7.50 au, who obviously considered thing, even while, only a few miles third In a 10 waaks coursa. Jut- $376.00 4-Pe. Mahogany Bedroom; fiA size bed, 7-drawer double drw ^^ other ctaaa may ba started later It hla decent role to head out of I *'*'*y- C’cmmunist and United Na- 7-drawer chest, bedalds ta b le...... - ...... • tlons soldiers were destroying on If there 1s aufflelant Intaraat kta oam normal path In order to shown. $237.60 4-Pc. Modem Gray Oak Bedroom; full olse bed, dreoser, 5-drtwer affirm |hj$ Importance of the dta- property and taking each other’s Thera hava been two er three Uvea. cheat, bedside taNe; satin braae hardware...... •. U8.7.‘> dtouraa of » joumaltatlc rival, rather sharp froata fSIt bara- $326.00 4-Pc. Modem Gray Oak Bedroom; Ifull size bed, dm aer, 5 -< «w er and to eeatrthau hta own waight Rivalry was present in the chest, bedside table: satin brass hardware ...... ^ i. ■ - • * 152-M TELEVISION and InAuwita to tha task of biaak- building of the bridge. But it was $644.75 4-Pe. Modem G w Oak Bedroom; filU size bed, double dresegr, 5- ki|r tha bold that tha he has taken good natured rivalry. Each side drawer chest, bedride table; silver hardware...... 272.00 A dramaticolly now plan that guaranteos for 2 years that the full amount you pay at Maloney's now for ony one ba WaMdagtee Hfe. had an Instinct to show how good PRIYATE LESSONS $542.50 4-Pc. Modem Sorrel Walnut and Birch Modem Bedroom; full s w -.Nr- Block taDa tha eMsntial *mt not In the business of 1 of the listed new 1952 black ond white Emerson Television sets con be applied os whole or partial poyment on ony taking Jives. bed, dresser, 4-drawer chest, bedside ta b le ...... 271J15 part of tho story aa follow; • SUITER $276.00 4-Pc. Mahogany Bedroom; twin beds.’ swell-front 4-drawer d re s s y "A t that time in China Chtang So. In a happier permanent turn 5-driwcr ewdi front chest of drawers ...... 137.50 moke^ityle or moddi Color Television set you select at Maloney's Before August 31st, 1953. 'BalHtiek sad Ocneral Chennault of events, the bridge oot Sachon •MENDOUN ' $289JiO 4-PC. Mahogany Bedroom: twin beds, 6-drawer dresser base aim kbr$ at daggara drawn with Oen- could be sj-mbolla It could he mirror, 6-drawer chesVof drawers...... 119.75 aral StUwell, and thU iltuaUon symbolic of- the way men of dif •VIOLIN $268.26 2-Pc. Cherry Bedroom Group; 6-drawer dresser base with waa of immenaa and eontlnulqg ferent bellefe could compete and brass hardware; foil size bed ...... 179.00 aalua-to -Uie Chineee GommunisU.- CMpCitate In the world, once they BRUNO OUBELDO TUt ploR darlted for tho oioEy ft WII9 Om fv fv Miy mooiis for tHeh fomliofl to oofoy bloek ood wMto loltvbioo I f there waa anything the Na- had made the decision not to try - OREXisL SOLID MAHOGANY REPRODUCTIONS ^ to convert or master each other by Telephoee 4802 ■ mt- yre^WlNvil Xvo-livWf- -BSo- o W ’ nIBI- ‘ 'ie Im i o woidd oot - n o w Jm ew io9 Hiat tho prieo thoy paid for tholr tolovisloo lot tteoaltata wanted, and the Com- $203^10 9-Drawer Double Salem Dresser Baae, butterfly handles . .$15^00 tobalata did not want, it w s the the proceaa of killing each other. o r 2-3700. p tw W m W m 9 IrewHfinOTIv IT CQIQr sots‘w ort ovoil- b a wholo or partial payiHoot o f aoy color tolovhioo io t thoy One could hope, if one dared, that $ 56.00 Double Dresser Jig-Saw Mirror, gold sheD ornament...... 41.M w o E tlis. ‘ replacament of StlhreU by an $188.00 7-Drawer Salem I l ^ s e r Base, brass butterfly handles .... iS9,M afck h e few Ifce Mloct at Mdoooy'fl aoriog tho ooxt 2 yoon. ^Maari^ geaaral with whom the the aelectioa of the Sachon rttc would prove a happy augury. $148.00 5-Drawer Dresser Base, brass butterfly handles ...... 110.00 flaaaraltaelmo could get along. $ 42J10 Mirror for above dresser with broken pedlihent top . . . .. • Ifr. WaDaoe’a flrat choica. General "8102.00 Twin Size pineu^e-top Poster Bed 2 ONLY, MODEL 685 1 ONLY, MODEL 687 1 ONLY, MODEL 684 <»*to>anlt. was tha offlear whom $ 77.00 Twin Size Sleigb-type B e d ...... 58.05 Ite OoBununtaU noost feared and I WHATR THE SEAL PRICB 17 IN C H ON rOOE HOD8ET $102.90 Full Size Pottor Bed. pineapple top p o s ts ...... 77.00 17 INCH OPEN FACE ** Mr. Vtocaat kaaw when $188.00 Fun Size Canopy Bed. urn top p o s ts ...... 106.00 16 INCH OPEN FACE ^ , approved the aeteetton. But I r a a l AM m 1.95 JWaral Wadwnayar. whom Mr |WJ ipamtaen ireB $109.00 Fun Size Poeter Bed, pineapple top poets . r .81.60 iTbcentatao approved, was no ] L A I van. 8110.00 Fun Siz4 C a m ^ Bed. ura top p o ^ • * 7 ..,.: . .■. 88.50 8 27.60 Queen Anne V ^ t y Bench, b eige^pestrjr c o v e r ...... ' M ^ar frtnn the Ooaununtat vtow- ^ ■emeaebM, tbare la m 65.60 Cabinet-base Bedside Table; one drawer • aa*««-a*-aa*ae 42A0 CONSOLE Ptilat, tha only dlffarence being I say sbagaOaa srbaa voa CONSOLE 105.00 Blahogany Veneered Powder Table, two drawers, mirror ,. 79.00 WITH HALF DQORS^ that be waa not physically { - 4172.00 5-Drawer Mahttgany Veneered Serpwrtfaecheat-OB-chest . r 129JM Awtroylng Cbmmuntat troops JARVIS r e a l t y ^ run WAMANTr am m s m u a i i o n PLUS WiUUIANTY AND INSTALLATION PLUS WARRANTY AND INSTALLATION kian tba air. Maacbeater 4I1S jfTfba latter waa one of the rea- ONE-OF-A-KIND PIECES Mk. Abop’a opposlUon to $119.00 Mahogany Wardrabe; smart low design; aliding doors, 6 sliding OPPER EXPIRES MONDAY, OCTOIER 1 i AT f P. M. ^ Ckannautt aa Oaaaral 8tU- ONE-OF-A-KIND PIECES „ drawers; coomaranent for haaging R othes ...... •$ 4944 wplaeaaiaBt Tbe othar was 1KI OLDS U $ 69.50 (4) Solid Cherry Jwin Size Poster- $ 89.00 Solid Cherry Dreeaer Base; b u tttt^ brass handles...... 44J4 as ho aaid at the time, the 4-Daor, black. Paturatolc, Paiiel Beds...... S4.75 $ 2240 Solid Cherry CSokmial style M im r for above ...... 1144 , a f tba Paatagea. whldi was M m sBd fa ly agEifpei. ^ $ 88.00 Solid .Cherrys j|^in Size Bed; flame- $12640; Solid Chelnr Qieet o|^5 drawers: butterfly han^es...... > 5140 pro Wllwall. would ^ t a wan tiraa. Oaa ewRar topposts ..•.«•••••••••• -44.00 8190.00 S-DrawtoT S ^C h egry Double CheeM| DnitifM C ...... ' MWO »a htoara eft K Us aao^ 10i099 RJla car. Fklly Riiar* $ 22.50 Solid ChariTM ndiaf Mirror for cheiihLdreaiSIg t^ e s .* 1145 d baw tbs ABMtlcaa aataad. |1$9,00 Solid Cherry 7-drawer Double DresearBase ...... ^ 5940 wa aa aapapidar at $ $740 Solid Cherry Mirror for double dreeeer baae...... 18.75 RADIO and TELEVISION aa ba waa popular IDo S|pa a# • $ 9940 Solid O h tn y Bedside T i ^ ehdf and drawer...... 19.75 ilM CENm STRKT TELEPHdNI 2-1044 MANcipinnii Mcut/dieih i $ 56.00 Solid GbteryBeMdelhbM: shelf and two drawera ...... 2740 Wbat, Cuttr Motors WbitlHY SMVICI WATKINS - MAIN EtBBBT Naxt Ta Pool OtRee A — ■— - rpravaU and which •pea Dally *111 0 P . M . heater v T i- . r ■f ■ ■ ’*» 4 — I aULu r - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCSiBSTER. OONN^ fptlDAV, OCTOBER 12.1951 IIANCHUTBR BVBNINO RBRALO. HANCHBOTBR. OONMu FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12,1951 fAGB mi Radeas drova on tor about a quar- East Hartford aa pastor of tha rolling in 70 pounds of It. PEBON GETS LEAVE he wanted to nampaign for la-aisa- IMUt D m olaeUmi, ta #h k k R ock viU e tar oT"a mils to tha lataraactlon Church Leader Burnslds Methodist Church. Ouf- when It all] from the table and tlon aa a private elllaaa to fOta- aeefca a seooad term. Is ^ Second Night Finds 3,000 See Senate O bituary UN Troops of Union straat and Windsor avan- tng this pastorate the church add fell on hto ot. Buenos Atrss, Oct. IS—(4l4Ar- stall crttlotom at home and abroad. Nov, 11. ity Three SPECIAL BDSIIIESS MEETIII8 ua whan hto car otnick ah auto ad 800 membero. Improvements of The baker waa treated tar a sntlna's COngrass gave President In oeparato bUto pasoed yattar- Tha billa also invited oporatad tar Gaorga D. McNaUl, $28,000 were Installed and tha imall.bona fracture In hla right usn D,. Peron a six-month leave day, the House and Senatetagrsad Antrieaa tabor Isadsira and . AnRlvenary Mmb Here Sunday J Drawn to Products Show 38, of Wllbraham, Mass., which \ ■ ■ ■ ■ .-I,____ _ • ■,*' Sunday school doubled In attend- toat,-^. • lot abeehce laat night. Peron aaldto the Isavs, to expire April $0, nallM to wttnaaa tha moeNdnii Set to Vote A third annlvaraary masa for Mop Up On Tolland^s Airt anca. While at 0urnstde he- car S. Planes ^ \ ■ * was procaadlng oM t Tha Riedeiu tha npoaa of tha aoul' of tho lata car than had a haad-on collision ried many responsibUiUes in the Anetbw erowd MtiadUd at M iool Mudmta Fiovo Pagan! will be ,’ said at St. with a ear which was foUowlng Rev. Charles Hutchinson field of aocial action and moral re James’s Church at 7:45 tomorrow Ihreview b Set % 000 attended tM aeeond night of uharga of tM booth at night Heai^break BRITISH-MNERICAN CL0B A tha McNalll ear and whlidi was form. Harm’s Studio, operatad by Hai^ Foreign Aid morning. To Be' Chief Speaker A member of tha Board of Pa M e d Boy the Maneheater Produeta Show In AT THIsCLUMOOMS baliig. oiMratod by John Fabljan- man Wierablcki, diaplayod a large esuk, 39. of 108 Orchard street. At- North Methodist role and Board of Directors of the tM aUte armory. Bxchange Uub nvmMr of pictures taken during (OaattBMfl (Pam 'Pngo One) (OoBltaMS frees Page Om ) WUl Be Held Tomorrow EUington. Connecticut Reformatory at 3 « i) pvaaldent Edward Kraaenica an the Uttle League baseball season. and Fabijanesuk was Cheshire, Mr. Hutchinson tt pres At 2 p. m.| Speaker to Raochs In connection with the centen 'h r nounced today. The club la highly' The Hobby Shop efforsd aome- 000,000. Approprlatloua a n Umlt- Plan Dinner shadowed by the capture o f the taken to tha RockvUla a t y hoe- ident of the United Temperance daw afBcMS kad m m tbing now In the line of hobblm ad Iv autbortaatlona. northernmost beak of Heartbreak FRIDAY;OCT.12p7 P.NL nial celebration at the North Society of Connecticut, a director to M d anotbor talk elated at the reaponoe and Inter- Be Walter Van Arsdale ^tal whara the latter area dto- with a display of old fashioned OOP BMa Defantod Ridge. ehargad after racalvlng treatment Methodist Church, Rev. Charles X. of the Family Service Society, ______to attaay nr s tnico o*a- eat In thia the Third Annual Prod- motor vahiclea and ancient jalop Rspublltans offered six amend For Howland Kutchtnson, Jr„ of Norwich, wUI truotee of the InUrnatlonal Re End 81 Day Drive RockvUls, Oct. 12 Tollsad He eras to return today for X- ba the principal speaker Sunday Sglaaa at Wuuuuwyaa. ucta Show, he aald. ies of balsam, painted in bright ments to cut the funds further —Tbs raya for a poaaible cheid Injury. form Federation with headquarters tVMtlMr tUa mooUna would Door priae wlhnera were an and were defeated on all uf them. A little band of haggard French County Art asaocIsUon will hold a morning at both services at the ! We re Joining too] colors. men and Americana setoed it In a Redena, who had facial tnjnrlea in Washington, D. C., president of - aeenr IB vlow of the Red ***'*** nounced by Mr. Kraaenica. York Burr Nursery had its booth load The final vote that sent the bill, A dinner In honor of. Alfred . A. North Methodtot Church, at 0:30 the Lord's Day League of New night long stu ck. At 8 a.m. they prsvlew ot its annual fall exhibit and posBlhle chest injurlea, Waa and 11 o'clock. Mr. Hutchinson to % w uncertain, Strangfeld won tM aewlng ma ed with aevaral kinds of small to the Senate was 221 to 00, with Howland of 71 Strickland street, k ^ overnight. Officer Rudpiph England and a trustee *of the N«;w 80 Republicans and one Independ stood looking across the crest at tomorrow, at I p. m. ta the hall the superintendent of 40 Metho- H: stmultanooua^f a U J^ chine awarded the openliw night, ahruM and pictures on landscap who retired yesterday after em the climax of 81 days of Incredible Omnler and Supernumerary An England Southern Conference of s bmb oaldrtMtt a Air rorcw ^ Wedneaday, while Dorla M. Mad ent joining 151 Democrats. Pass ,o t tho RockviUe Public library. Let your old stove go in the round up! ing. - . ployment aa a clerk in the town fighting for Heartbreak Rldgq. thony Chemtotruek ore continuing the Methodtot church. 3 Mit c h e e k y to aee If any Allied den of Vernon waa the winner of 'Other axhibitoib. ara HcGlll- age waa opposed by 81 Republi This preview to for memben and tha invaotlgatlon. Both Mr„ and Mra. Hutchinson •r* nif^w couWhave been In the the Norge Automatic washer laat cans and 18 Democrats. water department for the paat 18 A t their feet were the burned Converse, White Oloas eompany. ak B twisted bodies of North Korean Invited guests. Mrs. Bather Cotton, Paper OeOectlona will be happy to meet all the mem r *CM r*ee of violetlon* of the evening. Tonlghfe final door price Williams Oil Bervlee, Manchester Republirana aimed their econo years, will be held Monday after^ bers and friends of the North Kaesona neutrel tone were we noon at the Villa Louisa in Bol ’Cemmunlsto whose fanatical de , president of the asspeiation, wUI looat' organisstlone'lore wltl be an International Harvester Tire and Recapping and the Unit my drive at funds earmarked for planning waste paper collections Methodtot parish. leaenn for moving the talka. Europe. They tried unsuccessful ton, by all male employes In tha fense waa equAlad only Iqr tha , be In charge of tho program. refrigerator. Former Director ed Nations committee. Hals’s has courage that won the bitter ad Greetings from tba community thto aroek-emt They are the Amer = ll TM alae of the protected area Raymond Cooper, now of Bolton, a display of Oenaral Etoetrle prod ly to cut $5M,293,233 and then Municipal Building and outqlde TOO MUCH DOUGH - to M malntaftied around Kaaaong 8800,000,000 and finally $20,000,000 water department crews. miration of the men who killed wUl be extended ^ Sup^ntendeHt ican leiglon and the C.T.O. of S t waa the winner of the 890 savinga ucts. them In hand-to-hpnd struggle. of Schools A. E. Cmatterton. Joseph's Church. The American Atlanta, Oct. 12—(in—A rare m tM future appeared today to M bond awarded jointly by the Mani- Several orgonloatlona are hav from Ehiropean military allot Howland waa presented with a cdmptalnt—too much dough—sent i a malar atumbllng block in the desk set by General Manager The Reds' dogged defeMe nuide "COLD COLD HEARr:...... Tony Iwmoft The speaker wUl be Walter Van- Legion to conducting its collection Chester Trust company and Man ing recruiting drives and are sign ments. the month long battle for the four to raise funda for the annual Hal Rufus F. Franklin to the hospital ' path of roiuadng armlatlce nego- chester Savings Bank. ing applicanto at the show. Among Then they sought to trim $1,-. George H. Waddell at .a gathering Arsdale of Coventry, well-known yesterday. of Municipal Building employee mile ridge probebly the costUeat artist and taacher, who to a mem loween party which It eponaors tlaUeoa All exhibitors reported favor them are the State Guard, Ameri $83,000 from technical and eco "MR. TOUCHDOWN U.S.A." . Hugo Wfntorliairtr for the children of the community. Franklin said he wan almost Red China'a Peiping radio aald yesterday. Allied regimental attack of the ber of tho association. Hs has an ably on the interest in each of can Legion, and Civil Defenoe. nomic aid funds for Europe; 832,- whole Korean war. Formerly a collection of money the AUlee Friday dlaan>rovcd a Applications for oavlnga bonds ore 681.000 from money for India and A native of Scranton, Pa., How "THE END OF A LOVE AFFAIR" .... Dinah Shoro aetabUshad reputation os a com- their booths. TTie First National Some companies almost disap msrclal artist, and hto work haa was made to meet the expenses ot CbBBBunlat^"'propoaal to reeume available at the Savings Bank PakUtan, and $40,000,000 from land haa lived in Manchester, for both the annual fireworks display fuU-eealr^ruce talka Saturday Bank spent another evening plac peared. Some battalions were cut boon soeepted by Esquire, cosmo ing a protective covering on So booth. carryover funds for Korean re almost SO years. He worked nine down to little more than qom- 'THE LONESOME WHISTLE" .... HoMi W iio M and the Hallmqeen party. Thto was on. Inatead, another meet- Today is the final day for the habilitation. They were beaten on years as an agent for Adams Bhc- politan and other national publica- m o INSURANCE cial Security cards and lodge cards panics. tkms. He etoo conaucta clasaes In given up when the town undertook UaiaoB offlcera waa eet for show. The doors opened at S all three and gave up the fight. presa and for nearly 35 years for SoRera Terribly the sponsoring of the Fourth of tuidiV morning to clear up of Identification. Coventry, Rockville and Hartford. The exhibit of the Manchester o'clock and.will close at 11 o'clock Stagla Change Cheney Brothers, Thq devil-may-care French bat July program. more datalla at that level. The tonight. The Exchange club an Tha only amendibent adopted The exhibit wUI be open to the R. E. GORMAN V. N. commtnd mentioned only Education aosociation .continued to talion. which fought for the ridge general public starting Monday Chairman Jerry Remklewlcx an draw considerable attention with ticipates another . large crowd waa sponoorad by a Democrat, with the U. S. SiKond Division, nounces that the pickup wUl start ,ALL LINisS o r INSURANCE the Kaeeong protected area aa an which should bring the three day and oontinulng for two weeke dur Vt BROOKFIELD ST,—44SD j’oungsters from the grade schools Repreaentatlva Rooney of New . About Town suffered terribly. , . _ Potterton’s ing regular library hours. Utese at 8 o'clock Saturday morning, open quMtlon. performing in the afternoon while total to near 10,000. York. Approved without oppoal- Strategically, the ^upture' of with papers or caidbbard to bs left TM new Red charge—which LARGE STOCK—ALL SPEEDS. 33. 45. 78 , are os follows; Monday and Fri tton, it aet aside $10,000,000 o f the Heartbreak rounds out gains of day, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m; Tuesday, in front of homes or business es could diampt preparatlona for re European funds to help finance the Tba Sons of Italy will meet Sun the big Allied eastern offensive. 130 CENTER STREET TEL. 3733 tablishments. Those needing help newing negoUaUona — waa tele- day afternoomat two o’clock in the Thursday and Saturday, 9 a. m. to Hospital Motes migration of surplus manpower, That offensive began Aug. 18. 8 p. m. In bundling paper or who want the _ p h oM at 7 p. m. TM U. N. To Build Fence mainly, from population burdansd clubrooma on Eldridge street. During the collapse of truce talks (1 Block West of Police Ststion) coUectlon at their homes at some mid tM Rada gave no As hiw been the custom In peat other time are asked to call either Italy, ■< it pushed the U.N. line IS miles years, vtoltora to the exhibit wiU Brown Thomnon'e Studio datalla of tM alleged attaOL The ...... 101 Aa It left the Houaa tho bill coq- A meeting of the adul’ group of northward through rugged moim- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Mr. Rentaiewlcx or the Legion Rev. Charles X. Hntchliieon, Jr. GUARANTEED O.K. 17. If. oommand did not announce Along Tracks proapactlve members will be held have aa opportunity to vote upon Admitted yesterday: Gordon tatoad theoe hew appropriations, tains. their favorite picture. Some of home. whether It waa auppoaed to have Fuller, 3 Drive F; George Jones, in addition to tha carryover funds this evening at 7:30 in Zion Lu Heartbreak is a natural fortreaa. The C.Y.O. (EolIecUon wUl start dial churches In Connecticut, all USED been bombing, machlne-grumlng or theran parish house, with oppor yie pictures will also be for sale. Friday night and continue of them east of the Connecticut 112 North Hm street; Mrs: Doro Contract for the conatruction of not oarmarked opeclflcally: It towera 2,600 feet above the val .. Sre bombing. thy Armstrong, 1023 Tolland tum- tunity for questions and dlacus- leys on eithe:' side. Rummage Sale and Auction . throughout the day Saturday. river, and two churches in Rhode TELEVISION SETS A U. N. oommand epokaeman a Strip ef chain fanes along tha Europe; $5,073, 478,371 military sion. Jomorrow morning at 10 The Men's Union of Union Con Island. pika; EUsaMth McGehan, 26 Mar and $1,032,000,000 economic aid. The 23rd Regiment and the For The Latest in School Oroop Speaker ~ aald tha Rada never had beep In- shall road; Mrs. Madeline Rudd, northerly aide of tha New Haven and 11 o'clock boya and girls to French fought 16 hours over the gregational church win hold a An Interesting program has Rev. Hutchinson came to CTon- Naar East and Africb; $390,- tha age of 13 will have another Racantly Traded In On - farmed oSldally tMt tM llve- 22 Drive B; Mrs. Lydia Wogman, milroad right of may from Main crags of the final crest before the^ Modern Eyewear rummage sale In tha church social been planned for the October meet necticut In 1938 as pastor of the ^ mile neutral aone no longer aa- 200.000 miUtary and $160,000,000 training session preparatory to rooms starting at 7:30 o'clock to Methodist (Thurch In Danielson. 19.52 Phneon 28 Falrvicw street; Lawrence Jar street east to Oakland street hsa aconomle aid. won the height. ing of the Rural Vernon School as- lated. vis, 178 Spruce street. confirmation. Theoe periods are Later Friday they were reported night Later In the evening it to B^ation, when Arthur Johnson, During that pastorate the church been awarded and construction will Aaia and the Pacific: $535,200,- open to young people interested. He cold all that could M hoped Admitted today: Mrs. Lucy begin aa soon aa material Is avail battling Reds protected by deep planned to auction off unsold field representative of the (3on- released him for part time work in for Friday night waa to obtain the 000 miUtaiy and $337,153,800 eco goods Proceeda will be used for other fields, and he served for two ITp Mlnicuccl, 178 Oak street; Mrs. able, according to lettora received nomic mid. bunkers on the northern slobe be necticut (Tommtosion on Civil $6 9 .9 5 ^ Omnniiinlata' atoiy and "lay tM Trieste Cosgrove, 178 Parker from E. E. Oviatt, New Haven Waohlagtca L.O.L., No. 117, Will low the towering peak. This was the Boy Scout program which is Rights, will apeak to the group terms In the 0>nne ssn aoto said M kspt Itato out MANCBB8TBR BVBNINO HBR!ALa MANCBBSTER. OONN. fHIDAY. OCTOBER 12.1951 PAOBBtMYW Kiwaniaiiii to H ew at the Vnltad Nettona, ths Riie- Local Students WiUAttend - r stoa reply eeid tiM ahesiiee t n m South church does show an ta- written to fbll. HiaBa ara tha daya ths V. N. m tho former Axis part- r Classified Advertisements Edwai^ H asting WENB - SOS, Red Approve Budget creaaa over pravtoua. yaan, I tael which challanga tha ohanfch to "ls aaclusivaly the toult of the Bolton that with tha continued aupport move forward, and by OotTa hai& BEE PAGE lOURTBBN ■. A-, Britain and Fraitoe, who Scholastic Press Meeting Wi)DU - 1*99 of the membara and friends o f the we ahalt net faiL" otatod IS. WANTED TTm iOwai^hiab wfll hear H - r have taken to the UMtod Nattone WOMB - 1419 ^ s R a d io W B Jap^ese Fears Doria Mohr IPttolto Of South Church church, the budget will be under Stover. I t F u m and Lud far Sak tl H i fa r B a lt n Sabarhaa far Sala 7S a cem^stely unaeosptaMs poel- Faer t«eRi vrerd W. HssUnp* spsek oa OH Twenty-em Manchester •ehboL«repnasntattTas from aU over tlw WDRC — 1999 •duo time WTHT-1999 ■perbMBl hr MANCHESTER, NOW VACANT, tlon on the question of neeept------QUALIIY. Mod- 185-ACRE Fully Equipped Dairy VERNON •— aevsn room house, Progress at Ifa noon meeting Oc atudeata repreeenting four oohool M ^ t h ^ studenU wUl hear ad- Toltyo, OcL 12 —(F)— Soviet William Stover, ehalrman of tha e o o p b . Nff diOiiwh i Farm In operation, Jiist listed. 6 rooms, 2 unflnished. NeWly re- ■unporch, attMhed garsgs, Isiga ance of ne«r msmbers." Mttte BrtDM, tanas, oa onr larra tober 16 at the Oarntry club. He publlcationa wtU attend th, eight by Edward F. Dibble of 9 t o ^ gimflre on tha Habomal lalanda Dr. Amo# R. Friend o f Manches Ftaanee oommlttea of the South ARE YOU BUII-DING A NEW HOME High, sightly, on Improved road. derorated In and out. Not water living room, recrsntioa room, two (Russia vetoed Italy’s member ter will ho the guest of. the Mar- S^ttaatftusd ruraana, AUla- vriU suppleuent his speech with WlUlam HaU High eehool, WeaC Newa; Bob Lloyd Show. W DRCr-BIg Ttam- o ff .Hokkaido’a eaatcra tip baa Mathodiat ehurch, has just an Two brooks, ^iproximately 20 oil heat, fireplace. OaU owner ship application for the second eenth annual meetlim of tin Con- WTHT— I riad Couplaa club at Ita maattog caMtaKS. oavar. catarpUlara. flrspimess, sb^d. Urge to t Btevsn the motton picture "34 Hours of Ha^on^and Robert R. Bninn W nC—BeckaUge Wife. WTHT—Oaaia and Harriet., craatod mounting faara among REQUIRINS A SEPTIC TANK SYSTENt miles southeast of Hartford. OoOA 8691 or 2rl807. timo—and Finland's bid—oa 04t- neetteut Sdwlaatle Pros'- aasoda- tonight at United Mothodtal nounced that tha prapoaed budget d m Jete-Dasca tnctoia. Saa ua yean old Qty sowars: Priced to Progross," rsoantly reltsaed by the Uoa which la betog held at Meri of t ^ ChrisUan Science Monitor WCOC—Murie. w n c —Duff/a Tavern.- Japanaaa, a nattonal police raoerve WEIR BOX A sound buildings. Including bam, 1,1947. At ths suns time, ofneer aatd. Church. Dr.. Friend will show pic for tho 1983 pn gram o f tho INSIST ftar jaar leeubameats. Dublin CA2IBRIDOE STREET, jl-room ■ell. Early occupancy. Hanry and bU Lndustry Information commit- den High fchool tomotrow fKni Fred M. Hechlnger, education WHAT—Howa; Plodga Show. detached milk bonsa, sUo, dairy tea. Tbo speaker aras aecursd by kept out Hungary, Romania and Maboto Tamada. haad of the tures and speak on hla recant church haa bean approved by Ih. ON A MeKINI «!• HEBAtB •ftaetar 06, North Windham alngle In a very desirable neigh Thelma Jeffrlea Bscott 266 High Bulgaria by abetatolng from vot 9:80 a. HL to 8:80 p. m. o « ^ of the New Fork Herald WKNB—Newa; WTHT—Mr. Dtatrioi AUornay. ■U bie'w ith 17 stanchions, and Russell Fotterton. Tribune. poUco reaatva’a Sapporo dlatriet Buropaan trip. Hoataasea for the official board o f tha church. SBraC3 TANRtJ 8VSTRM faad. WnBmantlc. 8-Mn« borhood. Three rooms and bath Btreat 'W ., Manchastar M S i, If ing nn them to the Security Coun Mies Marion M: C orn y, faculty WDRC—Striks It Rich. WTIO-You Can’t Take It With other buildings. Full story 8- no anaWer call Manchcater 2-1796. This picture, produced by Louis The morning eosslon of the headquartarx aald Sovtat a larch- meeting are Mr. and Mra. John Aa to other yoora. South church room frame house, structurally aecond floor, five rooms and lava' cil and they failed to get the necee- advisor o f tho QuUl, Manchester ItU — Y o a GanbaidL Mr. and Mrs. Arnold bicausb tory first SO foot living room do Rochemont of Hollywood fame, High's msgaatoe, will accompany meeting will be given over to con- W n C —Stella Dallaa. WDRC—Paul Weatoa Show. Ughta light np homea on tha eoot- will loin tho other churchaa to tha M inn lastraaieata IS sound, has elfctiic lights and VERNON—2-FamHy Duplex, 6-6. sary majority of seven votee. era pentoaula of Japan’a northern McKinney and Mr. and Mra. Stan Oraatar Hartford area to tha an (I) Syalaxi ongtoeaied and to- with fireplsce and built-in book is designed to help the public reach tho group. taeto In news, editorial and fea $ i S ^ lOtOO-T bath. Exterior needs painting. No Furnace each aide. 2 flreplaeea. (Russia had Inslsfed aha would ture writing. The Judges win ba inland. ley Nichola, Jr. nual Every Member canvasa for lad by apariaflata glvtag trPfUOHT PIANO — Good condl- cases. Automatic ateam heat, two a betUr. understanding of the oU Bsprseenttog Mannhestar High’s WDRC—^Tankoa Kitchen. WDBo —Muato. ' yau a )ah THAI LAWli. LOAM central heat. The full set of farm Lorge open porch. In good condi Industry and the signlflcant rots vote for Italy and Plnland only If Warren Oardner, managing editor Peliea raaarvea are training with Howard P. Jensen of West pledges on November 11. Laat tkm. Price »T5. 118 Maple car garage, nice lot with fruit the council alao approved the od- nswttiipn’, tbe World, . w in h i WTtC—Young Wldder Brown. W n c—Nigbtboat. street was named chairman of the Reasonably priced. Anyone machinery new In 1948. IT high tion. Iti aerea land. Nice ahade It plays In the sfonomy and de- of the Meriden Record, and Nor baaoekaa and mortara In Hok- j-aar the local church waa ona of (I) andishade treea. Price haa been mlsetoii o f the three form er enemy Janet Bradley, editor, Barbara WCOC—Newa; Muaic. WTHT—Boxing. Board of Rducatton at its recent can afford the 8R8T. ■treat Phone 8448. grade cows plua nine head of trees. Excellent garden space. velopmant of the nation. It tells man Rubin, associate editor of the kalde’a totarior to avoid proroking the first churchaa to tha area to drastically reduced for Immediate Soviet satellites. Ths United States Bengtaon, D e ^ Motjrcka, Sally WHAY—Polka Hop. 10:SO— meetli^;. Mr. Jensen haa been a Van gat the banafft of anr !• young stock. Hay and ensilage 14 mile to hourly bua. U mile the story of oil and the thousands Meriden Journal. w n c —Waahlngton on the Spot Ruaatan patrol e ta ft Tamada dia- underwrita Its budget to full. (•) ■ale. SO-day occupancy. R. T. Mc had led a fight against thle trio on Newcomb, Jean Rogers, Carol •til— member of the Board atoro 1960. jmnr aarvtoa pinn, elenning pa- 57 should carry through winter. Full to Parkway. Near achoola and of ways In which oU companies The afternoon session will be cloocd. Tha 1953 budget for tha church Waartac Apparel— F w Cann, Realtor, phona 7700. the ground their governments ware Rottaer, A1 Tarieco, Peggy Erick WTIC—Woman In Mj' Hbuae. WDR(3—Music. Mr. and Mrs. Keeney Hutchln- Hodlenlly at a 16% dIaeonaL price only 828,800. Buy now and church. 11 miles to Aircraft. and oil men contribute to the son ,Don MeComb, Connie Morlar- taken up with 14 panel discus- WTHT—Amoricaa Sportataga. Ha oald the laouance o f heavier will bo $44,666. It will tocluda tho take advantage of owner's sum violating human righto.) ■on Wilt represent Bolton Grange OniL’S DARl^ GREEN 8-Plece HOMES—City and Oountry. Man Owner win vacate one Mde at strength, progress and security of ty and Lenor Zwlek. Slone ranging from editorial writ WDRC—Nawa; Old Racord Shop 10t46— weapona to the police reeervee waa uaual Items covered by such a SepMo Tanha. Ooaapaala Olaanad. Winter C6at/^t Stie 4. Good mer’s work of growing and ^har chester, Rockville, Coventry and ctoalng. Tom Minor, Agent Tel. Finland was at war with Ruaaia, not related to dlfticultlee with the at the State Grange eeeeione at budget and, to addition, two new Ftaggad aewara clennad alactrieany, PBONB 3448 the American people. From Somahhto tho High school ing to business management of WTHT— Nawa: Joe OIrand. w ncJ—Pro and Con. Foot Guard hall to Hartford on oonditlon. Call 2-0178. vesting this winter’s feed. We vicinity. Priced for every pock- Rockville 6-8043. Britain and France, but not the year book, there wW be Nona school papers. Ruaotone. Items will ba included. One of W at^rooflag of cellars. Mr. RMtlngs will present this W n C —Juat Plain Bill WTHT—Dream Harbor. October 18,19 and 30. Mra. Walter Invite your Inspection. Walton etbook. Agent, 2-3161. United States, durt^ the 1939-45 Orusha, oditor, Bernice Trehble thaae la the employment o f an aa- STAFFORD SPRINGS ESTATE Ulk and movie In conjunction with W H AY—Story Queen. lliOO— F. ISUott la atteraate delegate. NUSSDORF W. Grant, Realtor. 647 Main o n Progress Week. He haa spent conflict. and Maura McGuire. MRS. FDR IS 67 W ON8—Bobby Benaon. Newa on all atatlono, soclate mtoiater for tha church t^aatcd—To Bay 58 street, Hartford. 2-7584. Eve 8-TElNEMENT Apartment House. —Must sell. Worth over 840,000. The meeting! will open with the and the aupport of a full-time mto- CONSTRUCTION 0 0 . the past 36 years in tbe engineer Observers here noted with toter- Members o f the QuiU’s staff at New York, Oct. 12—(g*)—Mrs. WI07B—Newa; Sporto. WTHT—Sporta. Deaths Last Night sixth degree on Thursday night iMCiRMW Bras. SiwagB Disposal Oa. nings and Sunday, Manchester *rwo apartments vacant soon. M e e d for sale at $28,000. Ranch eet that the Soviets raised the tending will be Mary-Jo Brennarr, ■tonaiy on the foreign field. t9»-IS9 PBABL 8TBRRT TBLBFHONR 696# WANTED—Two or four pairi of house, seven large rooms. A home ing field of the petroleum biurineas. Franklin D. Roosevelt obeerved BtlB— 11:16— at which time Ooldeo Sheaf mem- 27 DowfbM Drhm 3160 or Frank Plnney, Manches Three apartmenta furnished. question of Finland’s membership editor, Anita Gagliardonl, secre hw 67th birthday yesterday. ' "W hile tha 1962 budget for w oo^ n ihuttera, 81" x 18” or to be proud of. On a knoU. Ap A graduate of Columbia Univer WHAT—Croaby’a Quarter. WTHT—Sporta.- • bera-will racahre apacla) raieognl- ter 3877. «. Large comer lot, business sane. sity and now field engineer of the to tbe U. N, They eald the Soviet tary, Margaret Rogers, DIsne She spent the day shopping and W nC —Front Page Farrell. WONS— Frank Edwarda. By m s AS800IA1ED PRESS 16” . Phone 2-4288 or 2-1380. proximately 1 acre, beautifully tlna. BoHon haa three Golden Good income. No agenta Call SoMMiy-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc., Union now appeara to be aponsor- Dogan and Patricia Ruff. s'eing a few persons on biisfnsss invarness, Scotland—Sir Donald landscaped. Immediate occupan 6:90— w n c —Newa. Sheaf membert, Mtea Adelia N. 2-4140. ' Mr. Hastings haa been aettre In tog Finland’s admission. The Barnard Barnacle will be at her Hotel Park Sheraton apart W n C — Notea and Quotea. W. esamartm, 74, Lord Uautenant cy. Shown by appointment only. 11:20— o f Inverneaaahlre and chief o f the Loomla MIsa Bdlth Maxwell and WANTED — Girl’s 20-lnch T ro- Houmn for Sale 72 elvle work in this sUte. He Is a represented by fio b Bennett and W H AT—Band by Demand. WDRC—Jack Zalman. Exclusive with Tom Miner, ment Her secretary. Miss Malvina Cameron clan, who served In both Mra. Ctora B. Loomla. Wheel Bicycle. OaU 2-1624. AVERT STREET — Eight nice member of the operating commit P^thta Dunlop. Tl ompson. said Mrs. WOT78— Clyde Beaty Show. 11:90— Agent TM. RockvUle 8-6043. OBdBoroB AoquirnED the South African and First World A program on Friday evontog HOME LISTINGS WANTED rooma, and stm porch, one acre tee, Camp JeweU, YMCA. and a Along with school-publication ■J WTHT—Mark Trail. w n c —Marina Corpa Show, received many messages. Wars with the (Tameron Highland which la open to the nubile will lo t 186 X 204. Steam heat, three- former Oib Scout commissioner. WDRC!— Memory Lane. WONS—Jaekt’ Waxworim ear garage. Priced for quick sale. VACANT 6 bedroom home and Hartford, OcL 18— UP)— Anthony ers. feature a aummatlon of the vari- extra large landscaped • tot Con B k fc - I2A0— Houston, Tex.—Ralph V. Hanra- oue Pomona'a "traveling pro We have a back log of buy- For appointment please call How Mallia, 22, o f Nair Britain, a con VfDRC—Curt Masaey and Mar- w n c —Newa; Muaic. BEDROOM and living-room, next hguges to sell. If venient to achools, churches, etc. ban, 66, who retired last year after gram." East Ontral Pomona car pj.j, ard R. HatUngs, 2-1107. Red Plan on Italy scientious objector to military ___tha Tilton. WHAY—Night Watch. ried out a friendship thsme during to tath. Private famll^y kitchen want fa.st action on youf Priced right for immediate sals. 25 years as president of the Hum E. F. Von Eckar, 609 Kesnay service, has been acquitted of re WHAY—Sporta. , a Televtatoa the past year. Community aervice LUeXT YOU WILL BE if you s iiiL - * ^ * ble Pipe Line company. He was Manchester Lions IM Edridge^s^t. * house or lot, list with us today. street — fusing to submit to Induction Into WNHO—TV. bom In Olsan, N. Y. awmrds- wllt alee be made on Fri hurrv with your down payment Leaves Big 3 Cold ths Army. His lawyer, Marvin D. ORANGE HALL Y ^N S—Tex Fletcher, P. M. day evening and dancing and re- on this homo which can make iPUCASANT Single and double MANCHESTER — Slx-teom Colo Karp, argued that no evidence was s i i o - 4:00—FUm Short. MACK nr AZOBBA freahmente will eompleta tha pro ARTHUR A. KNOFLA your "dream houae" a reality. nial with fireplace and attached WDRCt-Newa. 4:16-^Cato Smith. rooms, next to bath. Private en (Ooe^med frsm IWgw One) presented during a two-day trial gram. R ea ltor Located In a good neighborhood garage. One block from new that a written summary of a hear WHAT—Newfc 6:16—Tima for Baany, trance. Quiet home. Employed convenient to bus and the new Wmablngton, Oct. IS—VTt— Rap. Bowers achooL Lavatory on first States permission last summer ing given Mallln in August, 1930, WONS-:Newfc 6:80—Howdy Doody. Advartlaamant— gantlemen. 2-8666. 875 Main St.— Eat. 1921 Broad Street School, there are W n C —Newa Peter F. Mack, Jr., (O., lU.) haa floor, bullt-ln comer cupboard In to set up a major American sup by hla New Britain draft board 0:00—DaU at 0. reached the Aaoreo tslanda In hla Join a elaaa at the Flora B. Phone Offic.e 6440 five rooms In this attractive 1927 W THT—Newa; Joe OIrand Show dining room, and bookcase In liv ply base at Leghorn on the same had been forwarded to the State 6:25—Weathor Forccaat. solo goodwill flight around tha Johnaon School of Denctag. Telo- California Bungalow, each with .WKNB—Newa; Sporta. - 0:30—World Nawa Today. ROOM FOR RENT — Telephone Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 ing room. Recreation room In site where the United SUtea Fifth Draft Appeal Board. Karp con ?^IN60EVERY SATURDAY NIOHT 7:45 world. phone 2-1835 . two windows, screens, storm win 6:45—Sport Spotlight. 2^)181.______basement Attractively land Army had a big supply dump dur tended this violated Mellis’a rights The 1,366 nautleal mUe hop ever Home Listings Wanted dows, and Venetian blinds. Clean scaped lot For further Informa ing the war. The base already Is to due process of law. and Federal ^ fe c —Strictly Sporta; Weath- 7:00—Kukla, Tran and Ollie. the Atlantic from Newfoundland ATTRACnVE ROOM for buslneaa ■a a whistle and In good condi tion call 3-0384. •r. 7:80—Herman Hicknjan.Show. MANY HOMES In and around operating, handling supplies Judge J. Joseph Smith agreed. waa completad yaaterday to 8 woman. Kitchen privileges if de tion, it haa city water, sewer, WOWS—Sporta. . 7:43—Newa Caravan. Manchester. New and used. Check bound for the U. S. occupation ORANGE HALL hours 12 minutaa. Mack report sired. OentraHocatlon. Call 4331 steam (oil) heat and copper WHAY—Supper Serenade. ' 8:00—Mama. W IL L IM H S with ua before you buy. T. J. army in Austria.) WDRC—Jack Smith. ed to the Defense department hose after 5. tubing; a splendid full basement Wanted— Real Estate 77 8:80— We the People. Crockett, broker. Phone 8418 or The RuMian note said partici 9:00—The Big Story. to the Aaorea that ha will take srith work benches, laundry tubs CALL •:20— off for Lisbon today, weather per PLEASANT ROOM for two gen residence 3’’ 81. LI.ST WITH an active concern for pation to the Atlantic pact WXHB—940 aub. 9:30—The Aldrich Family. and a spacious fruit and vegeta mitting. tlemen. Twin beds. At the Cen- ble cellar where Mother can store reliable courteous aervice. Free “thrusts Italy onto the path of ChoflM W . Lerthrep • e s — 10:00—Cavalcade e t Sporta. OIL SERVICE tW. ' 14-16 WadswoHh street. her vegetables canned fresh from appraisal arriving at satisfactory aggressive wav’.’ and the presence FOB WDRC—Jack Zalman. 10:48—Oreateat FighU. NEW! Tivo or 3-Bedroom Homes. selling price to you. Tbe Allen of foreign forces "undermines the 11:00—Theater. Horse Sluiw your own garden. The lot is AeeidMt iBSBranc* StSO— 341 BROAD ST. QUIET, Attractive Room In new Hallin Brothers. Phone 2-9221. 75x300 and besides the large Realty Co. Phone Manchester equality and independence of Italy, WANTED WTK^—EmU Ck>te Glee Hub. 11:30—Flfai Short. home. . On bus line. Ladles only. vegetable garden, haa a wooded 8108. transforming her into a dependent and R«d Esfot* WONS—Newa; Bill Jenkins 1 2 :3 0 -Newn Call 2-9812 or 3386 after 6:30. MANCHESTER—New Six Room country." 100 East Center S t , TSI. 2-0884 Show. FUEL asd RANGE OIL colonial with garage, llreplaoe, picnic area, garden pool, aeveral fine fruit treea, roses and flowers CONSIDERING SELliNQ The previous western note had WDRC—Racord Album. SHOE LA R G E Sunny Room for one or I I 4,,500. One year old custom YOUR PROPERTY ? called for removal of the treaty ASnCLES FOR OREEN F. T. A. •H6— tw o gentlemen. Private home. built ranch home, attached ga In abundance. Father will also No Flying SRncers, Br fir ♦ like the large garage with loft Without obligation to you, we restrictions on arms because they AUCTION — SATURDAY, OCT. 20 WDRC—Lowoll Themaa. REPAIRING 58 H6U street rage, full cellar, large lot, ex and tool sh^. But why waste will appraise or make you a cash now "have no Justification to pres W nC —Thrae Star Extra. cellent neighborhood. 823,900. offer for property. See us before ent circumstances" and "affect HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, WHAY—Football Prophet. Air Force Warns Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 time reading more? The price is Dewey'Richman O f the Bettor Khid OIL BEATING Quality Cape Cod homes through only $12,500 and you need to hur you sell. Italy’s capacity for self-defense.” POTTERY, BRIC-A-BRAC, CLOTIlIXa. SPORTS W THT—Stock Market; Sporta. out Manchester, also several ranch Revision of the Italian treaty ^ M7U4B—Keyboard Kapera WOUI^ LIKE HOME for mother ry to make an ap'polntrhent to in- Phone 8372 EQUIPMENT, TOYS, ETC. Waahlngton, OcL 12------Some DoMWMfo You Welt EQUIPMENT ’ and 2 children, and also care of and colonials. Worth looking at. and Italy’s admission to the U. N., apect this property for sale ex- BRAE-BURN REALTY »mi W DRC—Beulah. children while mother works. Henry A Thelma Jeffries Elscott, Russia said, must be accompanied gtant-aiaad ploatlc balloona vlolbto cluaively by Walton W. Grant, W H AY— Symphony Hall. Estimatco On Request Oiil school age, boy 3. Phone 266 High street, W., Manchester Realtor, 647 Main Street, Hart SELUNQ YOUR property 7 by an “analagous revision o f KINDLY TELEPHONE 2 ^ 9 OR 4013 at 100,000 foot on elaar daya ara SAM YULYES W t i C—Guy Lombardo Show. Coventry 7-6862. 3683. If no answer call Manches peace treaties with Bulgaria. Hun TOwle Slerling being aent aloft by tho Air Force CALL ford, 2-7584. Evenings: Man Whether It be a lot, house or WTHT—Weather; Songa and ter 2-1798. Real Estate-Inaur- gary, Finland and Romania and in its research Into conditions to 15 MAPLE STREET chester 3160 or Frank Plnney, business In town or country, you Storiea. anca. Manchester 3877. will get prompt and personal their admittance to the U. N." •UbJ Csr the atratoaphere. 2-1257 BI bcm Locations for UeJaetlfieMe Veto • W ON8—Fulton Lawla, Jr. The project suited toot May sem es by calling Ellsworth MIU VU6— R en t 64 MANCHESTER — 7-Room Rouse; ATTRACTnVE Village Homes, ten, agent Phone 6930. Regarding Ruaela’a "unjustlfl- g«*d laote and two balloons are being float glasaed-ln sim porch, twro-car near stores and bus line: 12 ble veto" which the earlier west- WOHS—Telio-Taat. ed weekly now. When the oper APPROXDfATELT 4,000 square W n c—Album e< tbe Week. garage; large lot, nicely land rooms, all Improvements, 2-car WANTED - lour property to sell atlon gets Into full gear, three feet of beaten apace for rent on THREE STEPS... TO SATISFACTION WTHT—Songa and Storiea scaped. Under 118,000. Schwarts, garags, H acre, $12,000; 8 rooms, Reliable ouyera waiting snth win be tent aloft every day. HlUiard street, ground floor. WDRC-Jaek Smith. Real Eatate. Call AnlU White. all Improvements. % acre, 2-car cash. Finances arranged. Ws • Quality Prodneing ot Quality Products The Air Force put out this to- Ideal for storage. Phone 8818. tilO— 8274, or Hartford 6-8188. garage, view, $12,000; 14-room need 4-5-6-V room stogies and 2 formation yeaUrday. Tha bal Oolonlal, electricity and bath, old • 12 Years Optical Laboratory Experience Your Guar- ’ 'W ONS—Ctobrlel Heatter;' loons, It said, shotfid not be con STORE FOR Rent 203 North Main MANCHESTER—2-famlly house, family boiisek Howard R. Hast WTHT—Lone Ranger, fused with flying saucers, of which fireplaces, 1 and H acres, bam, ings Phone 2-1107. Chem iiwW i^’s ante for Dependability street In fast growing North 8-5, good condition, reasonable $18,000; 10 rooma, all Improve w n c —Newa. military offictala say them aren’f End. Will enlarge If desired. price. For further Information • Immediate Sertice for Emergency Repair WDRC—Club Fifteen. ments, bara, pond; others $4,980 OWNERS WHY ADVERTISE? any. call 2-2849. ^ and up; terms arranged. Welles Yi66— Power cash cllenU waiting for duplexes, Spearmint Gum W DRC—Ed. Murrow. Wanted to Rent Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or flaU and acreage. Agent, 2-8161. 68 ROUTE SI—11 miles from Man 7-780L DAVEY OPTICAL COMPANY w n c —One Man’a Family. WONS—Perry OomO. chester. Two year old custom WANTED—Houses to sell in Man WANTED—4-room apartment by Sweetens Breath 701 MAIN STREET TEL. M S73 RESIDENCE 6377 StOO— built home, hot water-oU heat ANDOVER — Cheerful home of chester and vlctnlty. OmUct this HEARING-AID eouple with 2 chUdren. Call 6817 A gift la a box that earrtea our WDR(>-Oiiaat Star. hetween 4:30 and 8:30 p. m. fireplace, large lo t Price •11,900. six rooma, large porch, furnace, office for personal service. Alice Every nersdn name—a gift that bears ths HAROLD L. DAYEY, Liccnficd Optician Henry A fhelma Jeffries t o c o t t , rock garden. Etorly occupancy. WTHT—Richard Diamond. Clampet Agency, 843 Main etreet w h o i e r l y ppnn- name TOWUB Sterling—a gift ■ WONS—Muric. BATTERIES WANTED—Veteran, wife, two 266 High street W., Manchester. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, 2- lar knows now im- Phone 2-4648 or 2-0880. to perfect taste! wnCJ—Roy Rogera children need 8 room apartment If no answer call Manchester 2- 1642 or 4679. portent!itistokeep For AH Rearinff-Aldi 1795. Real Estate-Insurance. thebreetbreath (rash and \Ye suggest that you consider WHAT—Family Rosary. or houae, vldnlty Manchester, S:16— Bolton, Andover, Coventry. WlU SDC-ROOM Cape Cod. 3 baths, oil sweet. That's oo9 glfta of TOWLa: Sterling tor Guaranteed Fresh BOLTON—7-room house, all hn- steam heat, fireplace, open stair Read Herald Advs. reason so many every occasloa. TOWLE prices W H AT—Bit o f IrMand. ooealder buying if owner holds WDRC—Muslcland USA Cittomers In the Area$ De$eribeil mortgage. Call Manchester 2- provaments. Bara, large coop, 26 way, nice neighborhood. Call chew Wrigley'c are right—a atogto taaainoa ALUMINUM COMB. Spearmint Gum •:90— 4310. acres Some building loti, beau AnlU White. 8274. oosta as little as AA5. alx-pleoa tiful location. Barbara Woods regularly every day. Thk dclictoM place eetUnge. start at I27JM. WTHT—Thla la Your FBI. Agent. 3702. chewing gum. with its lively, long- W nC—Dean Uartto - Je^ry Below Will Be Without Power es MIDDLE AGED COUPLE desires Lewto. apartments or house. Four laeting. n i l la n n t o t flavor, sweetens STORM WINDOWS/ SIX ROOM older horr ?. In central tbe brenth and givei the mouth a fresh, . WHAT—Pladga Show. rooms or mors. Manchester THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB dean taita that Is tnfiy ddlghtfuL AUTHORIZED DEALER Indieatef: 2-0642. location. 3 down—3 up. Large en WtMfS— ^Football: Boaton Cbl- 873 M«ia 8 t ToL 4139 closed porch. New oil beating Wilgtoy's Spssrmtat oasis so littts, FOR ComplatB fidecflee •# sfylw—Ihiwe tioek, s«lf joga va Fordham. -* BT NOVEMBER lOTH, 3 or 4 system. Two-car garage and too, and you can chew and anjoy each room unfurnished apartment. ame.rlte drive heasonable occu ■tide as tong as you wanL Its goodness INTERNATIONAL storlBg, HoddBM. Thww h stM Hbm to boot old Please call 4736 after 6:00 p. m. pancy. Price reduced to 113.000. is backed fay a eonmanv that has been Saturday, Oct. 13, 7957 Raferenoea upon request. Should qualify for G.I. loan. T. making quality, chawing gum—and WALLACE BiaB wlBtar, oad tto obBRiaBBi slwrtege!!—KIghi nothing sito—nr Mnctalinne. Be sura 11:39 pjD. li i £ 33 UR. tos, Oct 14,1951 ENGINEER, WIFE, two small J. Crockett. Broker. Phone 8416 togetDiaorlgtosl1$W MANfSIBSTBR EVENINQ HBRALIX MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1981 FAGS EirtRRM ■ 1 m t i n a t o m i b v t o m q r b r a l d . m a n c h e s t b r . c o n n . F r i d a y , O c t o b e r i t . i s n • 9 T U lilO im WAk- BY J. R. WILLIAMS SIDE GLANCES BYGAJ.BRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURj^BR. A s U m o MR s For Ssis * A steM 4 tH 9S f s r B sis * 4 Hg^ Waatii—llidg A rtkto IdT Stli 'ic u HAwe m T D Y H IN K a n t e d Sense' and Non^nse 1941 OLD8MOB1UB ‘W9** fWltrdoar SAVBI A limited number of new ROOfTNO. SFeBialiatag ta n | W —Dtah WaOber! A p p ^ TTPHWRRBR — U nderw ood g u a r a n t e e d u s e d c a r s PLEASE NOTE A LITTLE.' sedan. Radio, baa ter, hydra- Hndeon nutomobilaa nt thw old tag roota of an ktada. Alao ta peraoa. Orater Itaatauraalluraat. BtandaH. Good condition, idl lOUSHCXlLP Priced To Sell 4 f» Mata atraet. MMCay atioet. T d . 6M L ' COPY CLOSING TIMi matle. BxeapUpnally elaan. prim! Tbp trades for your oM roofa Outter work. Chia MAKE.BI/EN ('Lady—You wuud Mand mere Good paint and ruhbar. Phona oarr MnClura Auto Company, 578 cleanad, rapairad. 90 yaanf FOR CLASSiniD ADVT. A W H E E L - 1945 Chevrolet Sedan WANTED, Man to work on drive WALNUT CHINA CLOSET and BARROVSI The ai man—one who is ehanc* af get(Wir a Job If you 3-0121 after 5 p. m. Mata straet Phone 8-9M3. parieuoa. braa aatlmatea. & would shave e ^ make yourself 1948 Chevrolet Two Door way eonatruetloa. Apply 349 Server. Good condition. Boy’s M ON. THRU FRI. JDBUJOK n ot rich ugh to dledaln goeeip Howlay. Manekaater 686L Broad atraat winter coat Slaa 13-14. lik e new. to ignore it m ore preaentahle. 1947 Chevrolet Sedan GUARANTEED USED CARS— GUARANTEED. Menmiy. tate 10:30 A . M. A & IM - nor too'poor to ignore GLAflBimO AD Ft. 1949 Chevrolet Fleetllne, two- 1949, black eoupe, radio, haater, Phone 7165. R 3R TA N TA 5 Nonnaley—a time whan a dg- 'IVamp—Yes, lady, I found that 1946 Ford Two D<»r door. One owner. .Nante on ra- rO E S IB LE / out srean aga M P t . HOURS: white wall tlras, two extra snow driver. RICH FARM top Soil, $10 aad -SATUROAVf A.M . aratte em^er dose not have to 1946 Pontiac CSix) Se^nette quaat. Like new. 1949 Ford four- grips, ovardrlva, low mlleagi. Hestlaf'—PhiBlJiiiur 17 WANTBU—Dump truek SM A.II.«»4:M P.H . Apply 349 Broad straet. ,113.50 par truck load. Dellvarad •tart worrying whan hie supply 1946 Oldsmobile (Six) door. Radio and heater. One own Reasonable. Coventry T-71N. PLUMBING and beatlag. Fnra- Yew Ceepem fle* W E ' , .fiBraeie of Faycbelogy wlthta thraa mile Umit. Also gets «w n to four packs. Sedanette er. Excellent oomUUon. 1947 aeaa, oil burnara aad . bellan. Oe Apprack ifd ' Home — the only place where (WUl Stroet Journal) Pontlae four-door. Radio and 1989 PLYMOUTH — New motor. Earl VaaOamp. Tal. 8846. DRAFTING TRAINEES graval and sand for sale. CkU Itha thumb ta the aoup does not Our eurioatty was arquaed when heater. 1945 Plymouth Club Good Gras. Also Set of dual-ear- 7195 between 9 and 5. matter so much, .iinleee it is we saw a far^ r placing forkful* COLE MOTORS— 4164 Coupe. 1940 Chevrolet Tudorr burstora for 1940 Chevrolet Call EFld^HENT Plurobtag. and haat i 4 g i y y | i BrawB WaIM m b - With Dpportunity for ADJUBTABUB Hospital Spring, d i a l 5121 scaldtng hot. of hay along the edge of a *h*d ChU Hartford Two Locationa motor }uat overhauled. Clarke M3S. tag. Plnggad drataa Advancdmeiit Proaperoua Tima —When people roof. V Motor Sales, SOI .Rroa# street elaaaed. Ckit J. Nygraa, 808 fits any twin aiae bed, M9.50. S ^ 6 . Sale $59.75. Watkln* Brothers, era too busy to notice or think 'W hy are you doing that?’’ we 91 Center St. 436 Onter^t. Open evenings.' Oakland atreat PhOM 6497. about them or to remember much inquired. l/M tr—Orajr ngor CU, foor white ABte Ac lae., 985 Mata atreet Manchester, 1949 CHUVROLIIT Areoaedan, PLUMBING Alteratloiia. New Ohuu' HooflcBaM Goods 81 about rtepraeainne aad unemploy "WeU,’* ha ropUed. "UUa im ’t ‘ pswa; otdiiltjr VWlojr atraat 0»U T lr a s WE WILL TRAIN m en t radio, beater, t-tooe freen. Very 1961 PONTIAC SUPER work. Repair aad water piping. vary good hay and if I put it in BintORB TOU buy tlrea aee ns. TW O d o u b l e -b a r r e l Shot- outotanding v a l u e k Oo i* the mingar the cowa won’t eat K. clean car. Mechanically good. Few Mnaohaater 5555. mixers, $25.99; Ram. U )8T-jlM ChMt botwMB V«r- like this. Douglaa Motora, SSS DELUXE CATALINA Goodyear dtetributora. Gorman Qualified persons for draft guaa, 525. 16- Gauge German Gerald—Why doae an oetrloh But if I put it up here where they make, |50. Phone 2-4291 or 16 aIisvat fav hava auch a long neck? can Just barely , teach It, they aoB and MinehMter.. Finder Main. Motor Salas, 385 Mata straet PLUMBING and Heating, apecinl- ing work. Applicants should ptaada ean M M . Ixlng ta repair*, remodeling, cop Westfield street Georgette— Becauee it's head's think they’re etealing it and 8 cy lin d er. O nly 3,400 m iles. ^'***"* ______have com plete some mathe ■or far from ita body, I gueaa. theyu eat every bit of U." 1949 FORD T U D O R ...... 9109a per water piping, new construc TWO AUTG HBA’TERS, hot wa^ liOST— Tko MirlMno of Mto. Itoaa d r . m d O m tMHFrtaR, Be a Life l^ver Ociober IS-d^haie at the Bloadmohile Vrauhart OB CoBOord road araa tho how tola eballeaca saa ha BWt eenpUsd by Lather Pera. and pre- b Engaged Native o f trail eented to toe local paster aa Oo> ll^utTown mobo OB Wodnoadajr aftemooB U OBly hy toa dlvlaa truth aBd lova A hpuaowarmlBg pai^ * 2 ?* .^ at toe Ooepel of Jeeue Christ tobar 14, 1932. It was printed by ito MMortotoo fii too Buotlora ttinpgh ChrisUsn mlssioBS. Mr. toe A aqslu NaUoaal rriee, CU* Averago QaUy Net Prsaa Raa The Weather To Speak Here P e r i. ~who dM AaitriteB m ilnn Oroitp of too W.B.CA of too South Far tos Waak IMdbig reresaet ad U. to Waatow ■■ work ID New Brltafai tor a decade, October a, lasi !®®^iaSSw'W! atitse: "There la an awskaoing In t m t n r tn MtddittowB. !»■ Rev. Ridiard Pent Will the Mohammedan world, and la- b M b b m d OB tlM honor roll fo r ■PwdUbt Ptor. east U lM .l Mra. Horbort Urwolder. praoldent Attend Mission. Festi* 1am is oh the Biarch. It dose 10308 tlw ywr IMO-Sl* o f toe group, who have aloo ro> not wait for our Christian mls- Rinnaii Salt Leweet tomperbtidre’Bear 36, eoBUy moTod Into bow hooioo. ▼id at Zkm Lutheran sloBarlsa In distant native leads, V ef toe Aa«t day—pair. aHghtly wanaar. TIM Cap o h ih T i tlM C fU r hut is ssadhtg Its Mehsmmedsn bMSn Oet. lit YtSO u. M. ie«r- O w n ffn fMil ohordi li plhMlnt MmusheaUr^A City of Vttlago Charm Loollo T. RoMnoon, oon of Mr. Ths annual m Iasi on tosUval of mlsstonsriss snd is srsttlng Its d N m CHUlieH to hWM B poUneh ouppor ^ and Mro. Lioollo Robinaon o f 15 Moslem mosquea right In the anach Bondoy ovoning at 6.M. Zion Lutbsran Church, which la Leyal drele, ■hig'e Boot Maple otreet, hao finlahed hio always observsd tbs ascond Sun' USA, in very cultured centers of A hiiolnw moctinc and worriiip boot - training at Great L a k o a our Isnd. Indeed, the Crescent YOL. LXXL NO. It (OlaBdfled A irerttobig aa Page If) MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE nVB CIN It MTTioo wUl follow. day In Octdbsr, will opsn with ths Naval Station and hao returned 10 and 11 o’clock ssrvtess Sunday has challenged the Croaa.” f f e . ItoannoBd F labttto. oca there after opending a 10 day fur morning, and cloao with a sps- Rev. Paul A. Prokopy aaelsted Ita . ABBio Flahorty of t Homlock lough at hlo home. He will enter dal ssrvlcs In ths aftsmoon at Rev. Ltitoer Pera, father of the atroat, t»et«iU» ropOTtol to Kwo- the V. 8. Naval Hospital Corps 8:SO, with Rsv. Richard O. Para n est preacher, tat eetabllahlng e Swing Yonr Pirinc IM Air Ihrco Baoo. Mlaa, to b»»ln s^ool n^ere ho will study phar- of New Britain as tos apsaker. Persian mission tat Chicago. Ihe ' I f o u t m aty. Born in Iran, Pastor Para la In Perm fam ily suffered persecution tnlnlBA la tho Radio Operatoro — ■» Mhool. am iat«(ral part of tho hoaitlon to gtvs first hand infor during the first Worid War In the •TBaetraaios Training Ctnter o f Fourteen to aighteen pairs are mation on sxlating etrcumatances field where Pastor Luther Pera expected to compete tonight In In Iran (Persia) pertaining par was a misaloaary for years. They West, Turkey Invite Egypt too WoiM" loeatod o ^ a fow towilril toot north of tho Gulf of the third annual Manchester Du ticularly to Christian mlasion ac took refuge In Europe and Ameri MoBtoB, a t BUoxl, Mloo. plicate Bridge, club open pairs tivity, past and future. His ser ca. Mr. Prokopy has a hymn. home comfort championship to be held at Tinker mon topic will be **T1io Modem hall starting at S;15. Harold Hills CHiallenge o f ths Mohammedan and George Slemsen won this JoMph P. Naylor Photo W orld.” tournament in 1049 and 1960 and Invitations have basn sant to MORIARTY Bros will be out to make it three years Miss VMa E. TborcB nalghborlng churchas,. and a fel 3 1 'j c f. r. T i w f BANTLY in a row. The second session will Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Thorsn of lowship luncheon for friends and T i l II', Join Middle East Defense be held next Friday night, Oct. 10. 224 West Center street announce guests win b# held following ths CRreftilly c o m p o r r M. and all bridge players are invited afternoon aervice. to participate in this bridge event the engagement of their daugh O IL C O . ter, Viola Evelyn Linnea,.to Nikki In his sermon Mr. Pera win re ArllirDni|Sltrai OIL BURNER of the year. Kress of 2 Pearl street, son of Mrs. fer to thia challenge to Chrlatian- Stella Krasnicki of Hartford, and REPAIR TSL. IMR Fourteen reprooentativoo of the the late Alphonss Krasnicki. Humble Site for Historic Talks Prudential Insurance company’s UN Troops O ffer Plan Manchester sales offics will attend Miss Thoren was graduated from Manchester High school, and Rqnge and Fuel a two day company regional sales J '■•■'-V conference In Atlantic City on attended the Art School of Fash Punch Out For Sudan, Oil Distributors October 18 and 19. They are: ion. Hartford. She is employed as V. :■ Charles Karpman, James Tani and a librarian by the United Aircraft ass MAIM 8T. Joseph Donnelly, staff managers, Corporation. and J. Z. Bass, George Cohen, Wil Mr. Kress after his graduation SKIRTS New Gains Suez Canal liam Cooper. Walter Fox. Paul from Bulkelcy High school attend Hlllery, C. K. Johnson, E C. ed Hlllyer College and the Insti HTHIfli Plalda, bow pleated, and unpreued pIcaU—checks, unpteased Johnson. Robert Lyons. Harold tute of Criminology, New York BOTANY pleats with wide leather belts, flared taffeta with crinoline petti- U. S. Eighth Army Head By EDWARD CURTIS City. He served with the S02d eoata. Slaea 10 to IS. quarters, Korea, Oct. 13— hanging, unconacioua, The U. S., Britain, France and pert of the British draft, and has make resumption of talks a coun Delightful wiipt of temininHy, tfwM Seen Possible breakdown of the financial talks OB a highway fence. Right to Answer Budenz Turkey to the defense proposal been urging U on ptbere. cil project Tho Court dedsioB might adversely affect Soviet-Iran have asked Egypt to become a But the Iranian spokesman. He wao Edward M. Hnnimaa, beautiful LuxHe go-togethersl Fothionod reconunended that Iran Bold up its trade negotiations which began 98, of 99 Uncola avenue. New founder-member o f a Middle Gloat HOSIERY Deputy Premier Nou^in Fateml, oil nationaUsattoB program until Washlngim, Oct. IS—OF)—The security group. Australia, New .win byT^nKhlU.Could told reportere-Iast night thet the hon three wqks.^ago. At that London, wrho wnn aleae at the President RooMvelt were ’’the op entirely of nylon (tiown to IKb loft ftHd^ there could bo eu totote (ymer the Russlaito appeared moat time of the accldeat and driving Senate Internal Security euboom- posite of pro-(fonunuhlst” aind ZeiUatad and South A fr h ^ w lto Flret quality nylon hosiery in semi or sheer weight Also new Qear Way for Top Security council has no business BselwS'lly'Wbdr 111 the dispute. He has rejected anxious to extend their present west along Route 89, the Nor- mlttee’s probe ' for any subversive sprang from a desire to help ond lavished wHh generous helpings petite point black or brown heel sheer nylons with dark seams. Because of Irah’o proteot at the bartop deal with Iran, which runs wlch-Snlem rood. influence# on U. 8. policies to the Chiang Kai-shek, the Chinese Na (Ooattained on Pa(ra Oght) Level Talk with Stalin anything other-than direct nego implied stigma that too Court do- Far East wlU sw ing back next tiations with the British for com- out Nov. 10. tionalist leader. of fine nylon lace and net. ciston threw on Iran in toe dispute, The Iranians. ’ hard-pressed by a week to Henry A. Wallace’s 1M4. Alsop, who was on the staff of Ry EDDV OlUIORE pen|wtiQD:mi the Anglo-Iranian oil there was a stixgig indication that mission to China. Styled with luxite's famous smooth propertlM^ and then only (m the British boycott against shipments Denie§ Death Tale MaJ. Gen. (^alre L. Cbennault at Claim Iluce’s Graye_ $leb0 W_$l,59 pair :. Moaeown. O cL J3..-4Un— WeoU ■It Jwiilt tour opuntriae m ight aid« of oogar, iron, s t^ and eopper to Ohairman MeOarran 4D., Ney.) the time, arrpte MeOarran that he • % ’. . i • ‘ . . I. ► g ora obaerveib'.here believe that If baits o f the oil naiionalimtioh wtth^toe Iranian point of . view and fitting linos in lawa .tn Iran. Iran, also' appeared anxious to told reporters today ths subcom had a part in ■ certain events to . Winston ChurchUl wins control of decide that the council bad ao broaden their trade ogreemenf • By Ex-Girl Friend mittee has scheduled an open bear (foina "which prove that Budens In Pavia Monastery the Britiah govenunbnt in the O ct Fateml also rejected a proposal right to sit In Judgm ent Grecian WhH*. with Russia.. ing for next Wednesday to take has lied to your committee." 35 elections. Prime Minister Stalin by .the International Cooperative IndleT Russlm, 'Yugoslavia and testimony from the former Vice Mcfforran said Alsop first will will agree to a Big Three meeting Petroleum aaaoctatlon to r a "neu China webs rum oj^ to be- taking New Britotai, O c t 13.—131— President and from Joseph Alsop, be questioned at a closed hearing Rome, Oct. 13—(67—^w big witir)hlm and President Truman. tral” board to administer the Iran that stand. Some aouroes reported Leon Miecskowskl. 37, disputing a MUaii news magaxlne Tempo oil properties. a newspaper columnist Tucadsy. The subcommittee met Churchill, speaking in a London Ecuador was on the fence. story told by a former girl firlend, Both Wallace' and Alsop have l^arlth Wallace behind cloeed doors (Time) eaid today the body of NEW JEWELRY suburb Oct 6, said; He left ana avenue open. ■The U. S. has been trying t6 get has denied that he was responsi asked to be heard to answer to the earlier this week. Benito Mussolini, recovered from "1 am coBvinoed that a friendly He said If any government or l^ews Tidbits ble for the death of his imele, grave-robbere five years ago, now sworn charge of ex-Cfommunist At a subcommittee hearing yes NaaMaeaa, earrinfs, ptaa, bnoMata. Gold and silver RaMh wtlll talk on deal level between the individual would aem aa middle- t) Stanley Uchallk. to" buried to the wall of a 14th cMwed atones In separate pieces or matching places for set. Also heads of leading governments CrIM freai (A') Wtraa Uehalik’s body was found to tho Louis Budens that Wallace's terday Harold E. Stassan, former cabled . recemmendstlone from century Pavla Monastery. HMriding rhinestones. ^ ^ such as we used to have when we charred ruins of his shack here Republican Governor of Minna The government maintained to- were anted in the war could not after It was partially destrenred by (folna were in accord - with the ■Ota, rrlfcrated previous" teatl- .Aaita Paul, Z7... lence on the report but It made de any hanii and might odneeiv- sarly to the morning of April (fomm\toiat,,llfi#'df' (He lim e, . . mony that the ’’prevaUlng. group” big heedllnee in Italian newspa .. . V ably Uft a load of anxiety toon W ortd W ar n isoe p M ia Woman’a 16. 1949. OppMte to Pro-Red at an October, 1M9. roundtable''on Two Banks Short Mittidn; A uxiliary Smrvtoo n k ito . to Javoot' .^.Wallace, denying this, said the pers. $L00 t?$4.98 each toe shoulders of our children.” Miecskowskl took the wltaeno The Fascist leader’s body haa The Britiah Oonservative leader ed In too clolstond order of Dis- proposals he made to the late (CoUttaufid on Page Eight) - caleed Carmelite sisters of Catholic Btand yesterday to police c o u r t been a pawn of poliUca stooe he Plua Tax la reported here to have made this' FBI Holds Fifth Employe where be is being given a hearing wjw shot down by partisans while ' $ 3 .9 $ and $ 4 .9 5 statement in reply to a question church. “Top** of the morning! Solectlve Service says dl per to determine whether there is tr>ing to flee to Oemany, to 1946, from the audience as to vriiethw probable cause to bind him over and hacked and banged by the heele he would call a three-power con cent of $86,000 college otodenU New Kensington, Pa., Oct IS—^asslstaat cashier pf New Kensing- who took military deferment ex for a Superior Court trial on a Presidential Battle Plans from a lam ppost to MlUm’e P ia- SReceaa comes s lot eeaier for the num who eoorte it im 4 . ■'-■-TV' ference with Prime Minister Sta- (F)—The two national banks ’ in tcB's Pint Natidnel■ ■ “ Bank. ink. m manslaughter charge. He was still salto Loreto. Hto mtotrese’ body New Kenstaigtoa are toert over a amination this year got gradso of ^ A N p , t q f O j m H g)^I4^81LK A | ^ t Fred Hellford said ShlarM- 7b or bettor . . . Mto. OSSn Lodge, testifying when the court ad was etanllariy hendled. - topcoRt (mr suit) like ’’Boteny” Bnuid BOO. S m a rt. r . « SB P age tagpt). rnilUon doU an today aa .toe F B I to admitted mlaappUeation of IIS,- journed. -1 - Shaping Up at State Levels The government has sought to ONLY arrested a fifth employe on em- fovemar'o wife, to among fea tured performers in nnaual gymk- Mrs. Maty E. Henson, of Hart keep me body front bSoomlng a bexsUng charges that have ford, his former girl friend, testl- ...... I shrine for any reborn Faeetom and sophiaticRted . . . with a brisk executive look about them Shlar^to to the fourth First Na beno of the Pint (fompony, O o t ■hocked this Industrial community. tional employe atreeted slace last fleld that Miecxkoawkl knocked his BY THE AS80CSATED PRESS .i,8tatas’ Rights group or the Tru- has kept hto present burial place L^onnaires Set The FBI aelnsd George Rogers ernor’s Hoi«e Guards at West ... they're wovui and tailored for long ... jdl Jan. 11 and toe fifth la the town Hartford taaiorrow. uncle to the floor of tho aback Preliminary maneuvers to the man administration for next year’s a secret. 1.95 Shiarella. SS, yestardity. The and the stove fell on top ef him. to be aecuaed of ombevUag Fool I. Cadbury, one of sevsn 1959 battle for tha Presidency are national oonvantion. Ha said be o f t-ply 1 ()0 % vUgin worsted . . . by oiie of Ameifito’s I . . For 33rd Annual alight greying men ▼oiaed , hM' federal bonk funds. HaUford^tod She asserted that Mtoeakowakl ■hH>h>c up all ovsr at state levels. tbrught that of all the Southern ,ea Page BtyM) J I way up from rooeoenger boy to British (luakari who epent two Shiarella also admitted making aa iSiiM wtSsnsst ta At Austin, Texas, a liberal fac oUtoo onty Arknnoae and Florida moat famous mills and one of America’s most renowned Miami Fla., O ct 18—(P>—Blue- $8133f tolso entry on the bankh sojrs standard of living about same « t> tion of Texoi.' usually-split Demo- "will not tw Identifiod with any WI1H YOUR OLD ■ 'v $ t0 9 'S f capped American LMlonnaitos cash sheet In Rnesla and JBngliind, .lxit . R i» oatle jw ity gatoered at a political iliriL^toteof- aighto) mavemoBL” 80 Held br Plot teQors. town all porta of toe naUen railed Fu^egan In^Xlanrt^ ...... - -^-Ten-Aneeta-- ...... etoao %aiirait of eoafftlino to breakfast toMy to hear" a' speech' Although Texas didn’t go along Into Miami is Inereaetaig numbers The arrest brought too total to outiride world. Wholesale Index by Secretary of Agriculture Bran- with the southern bolters to 1948, On Caracas Jmiita MWULAIU.Y$U .H today fo r to o o ^ i^ m U a B ’a SSrd Bribe Gounts 10 tho FBI hoa mada in toa Nancy Slantnt win oeh a OeMsr- nan. , the volunteer OeiBoerate frankly 4 Nmi tg g l 9$ tfto cb fM H B annual eoBvantlon. weatoiB Pemuylvaala-Waat mr- a dhpotoo ftom bar husband, Tha group, calling themaatvoo fear tha party ergialaation nader ■ s i . .. : , * * ■ 'I ■ Itae - convention aettwf ties gtaila ana in little m on than a Frank Stoatra, tbuo paving way Again Up 0.1 PC *WoIuataer Democrats,” waa re Governer A u u i Sblvare. national (foraoae, VeaeaudaR Oot 18— NO DOWN PAYMENT jtW T GrMdTi ■ brought thouaaada .to this city in St Louis. Oct 13— (JP)— James year. for kto raarrlago to Ava Oaitlaer. ported deeply concerned over the Demoeratlo' oommlttoomaa Wright (P)—^Eighty persons were report PO0 TWIAR POR ALL THi PAMH.Y advance of the formal opening P. Finnegan, former Inteniel Rev Other eh an n Involve Dennis V, Fbr first tlmo a Negro to quiJI- WashtaiftoB, O ct IS.-rUPV^Tha renew^ threat of a ’’States' Morrow and etato oxeeutlve ed arrested today following a gow- n wma to pay Monday morning. enue eoUeetor diarged w ^ ao- LayflMd, oC wood County bonk. A$d an gtownaisitol eoadldoto to government’s Bitroau of Labor (dfbta Democrat” uprising ilka Chatman R. B. Whaat might go wmmeat onnounetmept that "tor- HegiatratlaB headquartere said oepUag bribae ond with mlaeonduet Parkoiibuiir. W. Va., 4KCuaad oC Loutotana Dwaoeratie prim ary... Statlsties says wboleaala tarlceo that which nominated Its owir ao fiir 00 to brit next year. rortst elamonU" triad tmenceoee )' aaotoer IS dspaitoMBtal delraa- la cdSea, to to oumnder and poot ambanBiig3S6S.OOO: Samuol Paul State 6t noiM a to got fodoral aid root another 0.1 per cent ourtoig ticket to 1948. Milvora. Morrow'and Wheat ra- fully last aigtt to aosaoelnoto tioaa ehadtod m yeaterday, vrito a bond t a ^ . Lowls, of Indtana, 348,473; for dopondsnto reetorad as fodoral the week oaded Tiuoday. At Oklahoma (hty yeeterday, ealved balatod Invttatlona to to Venesnela’o tyrso man miUUry total atrmgth of 1336 dUe^tee The' nattily drew d personal Mra. Goldto CUdwell. Now Aloxoa- government teatatlvdy agneo . The report tty* too buraou yoo- Goiv. Johnston Murray said ha day’s braokfaet gathering but de- Junta. and alternatea. frtea9 of PraoUknt Truman drovo dria. Pa,, $98,000. and Hildur Ny- thora'Bot amto choaeo of proRt terday said that ob Oct. 3 tho in would listen to the argumenta of oHnod. They have challengad Mlalstw of tea ntteriopItiL Pte ANSON’S No figures. on non-off! rial Le- to hto homo from Waahtaigton. oo- ■tram, MCKea^ort Pa., $3300. from balf-noro forden, hoe cow, dex of wbolesoto prices nached such Southern States’ Righten tho claim oC u o "Voluntoor Dom- Luto Fdlpa novMB F m r 6 a d m r floBnalrae ware available but I I M B . compoaM by hto wtto. Tho goverameat to alao iavoatl- one pig, and 10 etdekeas. 1773 per osat of toe MgS aver who are talking about a braak ocrats" to the title "Loyal Dam- dsrim edM regtotrattoB for the ReetoMrepo: told reportoea: gattu: a 31300.000 ahoitaga at Now Toth Dally Now* aays age. That was 53 per cent above with tlw present national admin oerats." W S GI VE GREEN STAMPS feqtventioa was running - "well *'Any aecusatloiui made against the first Notional Bank in ObcU, Bloaner Holm win aeek tot^ oapa- a year ago and IS nor cent higher istration. Da: tha OOF camp, SB a hoate JhKident fottod hy I ttoo, not dlvoroo, from showman than Jun before too outb«m of But Murray declined to aeae- -I BtUy B oot. .. . flghttog la Keraoi. dote himself either with tbs