Big Three Charges I Russia Endangering Peace by Blockade
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, IM r iKanriii^at^r V^rdlDf AVetags Dulhr Net Press Rmi Albert Jacobs, eoaaiwandar of Ib A OomsUua R. Folay, William fto the MwilL •» »••• Emergency Doctors Anderson Shea Post, Vetarana of Majorette Gbamp F. Faigusoa sad Rsv. Bronislaw S b o u t T o w a Foreign Wars, heads the commlt- Church Parley KC to Present OadarowakL j taa from the post, which with the 9 ,4 7 4 Dr. Robert Keanay and Dr. fitolatanta tor Jaaa Oolavaoehlo, K n . Mac' caai—oa, fonnarty of gaalBtanca of the mambara of the «* airman of tha XtaMaa Night eom- HALE’S William Oonlon are the physi auxiliary la aerving an appetlslBg Of Lutherans , Gift to C3mreh Aaroa aad MaadiMter. haa baan cians of the Manchester Medi mlttaa, hava baan aanounead by vlaltiM local frlanda recently, aupper at the Post Home, Man Grand Knight MorriSasy as tof- Maneheeter^A City o f Village Charm cal Association who wilt re chester Green, Saturday evening Headquarters Briorto learlnr next week for San spond to emergency calls to Local Delegates to Par lows: John Garibaldi, Dominic blago, California, with her aon>ln- at six o'clock. Tickets are already Campbell Council De Frank fiavino, Petsr FOR morrow afternoon. on Bale by the membera of both 16) PRICE FOUR CENTS law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. ticipate in Statewide cides to Purchase a MarteHo, John Narreto, Dants Pa- (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1948 IPfwii HaUgran of Hartford, who gixnipa or may be . had at the S*“ L Anthony ITAvanao, Fredsr- yOL. L V m , NO. 811 plaa to make their permanent home. It la proposed to put on a C onference Q boriu m Charles Barfeato, M nu thara. Mra. HaUgran, the Donald Marshall of 85 Phelpa substantial meal, with baked ham vm iarn Oallo, Michael CIvlsUo, aa the piece de resistance and formar Victoria Clemaon, attended road has been appointed an In Erik W. Modean, foraerly ^Ynnk Tarsa, Joseph Caaaella, Glno structor in mechanical engineer strawberry shortcake for dessert. Decision to buy a ciborium to As Judge W. S. Hyde’s Remains Were Borne to Grave Truman Hits local achoolB. Their daughter, aporta editor of The Manchester bs presented to the Church of the AndreinL John Aceto, Francis Mias Marie Hallgren, left for San ing at the Fort Trumbull branch The committee planned this meal ConU, Pstev CeramL Joseph’ Cer- Uipty Theme last June and placed a quantity Herald and at the present time Blessed Sacrament, the new church Big Three Charges I of the University of Connecticut, Diego during the summer. The with the News Bureau of the Na- In Eaat Hartford, was made at the molo, Anthony Clraldo, J ose^ CS- Hallgren family spent last winter New London. He la one of 17 new of berries in a deep freeze unlL taldl, Alphonse Resle, Lae Frac- Stand Taken instructors named this fall to the Uonal Lutheran Council at New meeting of Campbell council, ‘Seen Check In California. Knlghta of Columbua, last night. chls. Joseph Resle and Louis Cor branch, which haa an enrollment York city, will take part in the dova. Mrs. Sherwood Bowers, will pre- program at the state-wide Augus- Grand Knight Thomaa Morrisaey A public Bingo for the benefit of of 1,500 freshmen and soph sida at the monthly meeting of the A television set, recently pur On 2 Issues omores. A graduate of the IJni- tana Lutheran laymen’s assembly, appointed Charles Weiaa a chair On Russians Frank J. Mansfield Marine Corps Second Congregational Women's to be held at the First Lutheran man of a committee for the pur chased, has been Installed In the Russia Endangering League Auxiliary will be held to* versity of Maine, Mr. Marshall League tomorrow evening at eight chase of the altar vessel and council room and has been put In holds the purple heart and air church In New Britain, Sunday, morrow evening at the home of o'clock at the church. The meet named Frank Taylor and Joseph. operation with good results. Says Dewey Apparently medal for service in World War October 17 at 4:80 o’clock. It was The annual fall outing of the Mra. Florence Duchesne. 32 Divi ing la for all groups, and women announced today by the general Schauster to assist him in the Dewey to Keep Pound sion street. Prises will be awarded II. He was at one time a prisoner of the church who are not already task. councU, which will be held at Gar Running on Slogan of of war and at the time of his dis chairman, E3don Rdha o f Nauga den Grove next Sunday, promises tanges. Refrigerators ing Away on Ground and refreshments served. affiliated wrlth the afternoon or tuck. H ie Emanuel Lutheran Grand Knight Morrissey also ap charge was a first lieutenant. evening groups are cordially In to draw a large number of the rashers and All Odi* ‘Two Families in Every Peace by Blockade church here together with 27 other pointed Maurice O’Connor .a chair Russia Being Re vited to do ao. Through the cour man of the annual All Souls day members. Michael Murphy is The A ll SalnU Mothers Orcle tesy of the Manchester Cancer Augustana churfihea wlU celebrate chairman of the Outing conunlt- er Appliances Garage’ in Attack Troop 9, Girl Scouts, will re at this occasion, the 100th anni communion of the council, which la strained ; Gets Report will meet at 8 o’clock this evening committee the following films will tee. at the home of Mrs. Anthony Cam sume meetings this evening at 6:30 versary of the synod. held to revere the deceased mem be shown: ‘Time Is Life,” "Life Philadelphia, OcL 6—<45—Praal- Reported Drafting Reso bria of 50 Ardmore road. at the South Methodist church. Dr. aarenca C. Stoughton, bera of the council. Also appoint . Albany, N. Y., O ct 6—<4V-Oov. With Baby" and "New England." ed to this committee were Joseph 6ent Truman aald today that Qov, lution for Security Mra, Wallses Jones will lead the prominent Lutheran lairman and Bobble ThmMMUi Thomaa E. Dewey It going to keep Britain Demands Flat formerly president of Wagner Schauster, James' P. Tlemey, Thomaa E. Dewey apparently la devotions and the hostesses will Charles Welas, George Rice, 'Ulric pounding away at a luilted Amer College will be the speaker, and Bobbis Thumsnn, 15-yesr-oId running on a slogan of “ two Council Demanding So ha Mrs. Ralph Rockwell, Mrs. How Cote, Arthur Thayer and Jamea ica campaign theme on the ard Keeney and Mra. George Stiles. will bring greetlngi from the nations! champion majorette knd families In every garage” aa he viet End Blockade of CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS World Council of Churches meet McOonvllle. For Sale ground It is restraining Russia. Answer From Russia twlrler of the Grassy Plain Fife, Judges Annoonced moved Into Philadelphia for a ing St Amsterdam, which he re 4 rooBi Cape Cod, 1 Tha Republican presidential Riajor Democratic campaign spoach Berlin; Vishinsky and 27is Ladles’ Aid Society of the Drum and Bugle Corps of Bethel, John E. Stewart, chairman of the 38 Wells Street TeL 5509 nominee also will continue t6 POWER CLEANED cently attended. Dr. Stoughton year old, l ^ t e d on tonight. Emanuel Lutheran church will was also a delegate to the Luther will be featured In the Afternoon Columbus Day Essay contest, an hammer at the Ideu that this coun W m U *Ye$ or N o’ Reply gin ves ScOFC H is A ides Listen as hold a rummage sale in the church nounced that aa Judges for the coii' Campbell Ave., in Dob- itir. Truman preceded his ap III iinrhrstrr and f an World Federation at Lund, competition Saturday, Oct. 9, when try can maintain Its prosperity pearance here with a train plat basement on Friday, beginning at Sweden. The Weimerberg male test, which will be held at the aonville, 1,000 feet from and thus meet its economic com O n Control of Atom* Speakers Indict Nation 10 o’clock. The ’ committee In crack corps from Connecticut and meeting of next Monday, will be ERN EST D. form talk at Wilmington, Del., UK'. Will- \M> -I l’IK I \\K IN TAI I I |i chorus of New Britain will also new Merritt Parkway. mitments to western Europe. where he criticised O. O. P. labor ie Energy Before De charge reports' that the members appear on the progratw, Massachusetts will engage In the In Council Today Large lot. Occupancy 30 Friends of the New York gov and housing policies. 1 to 0 Win may leave thair contributions at Rev. Cart E. Olaon and the contest National champion in ernor said hlB closest adviser on struction of A-Bomb the church any time on Thursday. 1947, Miss Thumann has been un days. CLOUGH He promised the Democrats will board of administration of Eman foreign affairs, , John Foster write "decent Democratic labor Paris, OcL 8.—
—The M cK i n n e y b r o s . Those who are unable to bring uel church win take part In the defeated in Connecticut for the Fun Price 18,500 past two years. • Painter and Paper Dulles, clinched those decisions In leglelation” to replace the Taft- Paris, Oct. 6.— (yP)— Brit In 1st Game Biff Three western powers ae- . I W Mil I'lrl’O.- \l III. their articles to the church should opening processloa aU district Plan Your See giving Dewey a first hand report call the following aa aoon aa possi Approximately 35 corps are ex Hartley act. Then, turning to the ain demanded today that cused Russia todajr of endan- clergymen and board members, as Hanger 'on relations with the Soviet union. housing shortage, he aald that In 1 .'ill I’< ;ir! '^1. I ••!. Mam lic-'li r ."i-iO}} ble and their donations will be a centennial tribute to the church pected to attend the contest, which House Pointing Rusaia give a “ yes or no” an fferinff peace in the Berlin is the third annual meet sponsored Stuart Realty 35 Tears Experience Bold Long CoafeKnee President Hoover’s dsy the G. O. P. Masi Reaches Home ou called for: Mrs. Carl Noren 8300, pioneers. Dewey and Dulles conferred for criiia and were reported by the Vernon Silhouettes Bugle state Theater Bldg. slogan was "two can In every swer to whether site agrees \ Mrs. Harry Gustafson 5013, Mrs. Included in the 55 member com Now! Your Guarantee of throe and a half hours yesterday Holmes’ Single Be draftinff a resolution toniffht Albert Robinson 4380 and Mrs. and Drum Corps. The affair will Tel. 6648 Or 7146 garage.” to the control of atomic ener mittee on Invltatlona ars Eraest Satisfaction shout the world situation. Dewey Apparently.” he went on, “ the for the Security Council de- Clarence Peterson S575. Kjellaon and Ralph Swanson of begin at one o’clock Saturday af Tijiie Paymenta Arranged. gy before destruction of the tween Kellner and ternoon in the Center Park and will said afterwards they paid special Republican candidate la running mandinff the Soviets end the PINEHURST IS OPEN the local church, and a large rep 10% Down attention “to the grave problems on a slogan of ‘two famlUet In atomic bomb. In a blistering Raymond F. Montle was sur resentation of men la expected to move to the State Armory in the Third Base in Eighth blockade. evening for the awarding of prizes. Balance Monthly greate* by tha policies of Soviet every garage.’ ” Mr. Truman did attack on Russian “threats to prised Saturday evening at his attend from this city. The women Russia.'* not mention Dewey by name. Llatea SOeatly to ladirlmsat home on Main atreat by a number of the parish ars invited guests. Some of the corps that will at leace,” British Minister of By Jack Baafi ' 4, Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei ALL DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY tend are: Nonatuek Red Men, Wm. Dickson and Sou Dulles, a U. 8. delegata to the — Photo by VIchL Manckestor Photographers 2,f l -I' [ 'a • t-i r.. ^•, .
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prices on 60 Items,'ranging trom two to' 18 cents. The Boback tend tha county poultry meeting evening at six o’clock at the p. m. at th* home of Mr* Bodman Legion Auxiliary Silhouetfe Bugle and Drum Corp Here Saturday Rev. Jo So Neill chain, which already has made to be held at the North Coventry OAR. Hall at which time a aup-: at which time bustnaaa will he aome price cuU. wUl offer many Rockville Grange Halt this evening. The per win be aerved with Mrs. K a te. transacted. program will be aa follows: 7;45 WUllama in. charge. , | Special O s a M j^ e ^ iS Sewing Meeting Here on Visit Items at lower prices tomorrow. W8CS J The Fayette Lodge A F aad AM SIrallar Cuts Bspaetoff p. m. election of chairman for f F c r o M l " |y [ coming year; 8:00 p. m moving' The afternoon group of the'!'Will hold a special communication • lie American Ue{t1on AnxlHary The Kroger company In Cleve Permit Asked pictures. The National erhicken- ; WSCS of the Rockville Methodist this evening at 7:30 p. m. at Ma- •(Wing group will hold It* tir*t Formrp Rector of land said reUil prices on top bf-Tomorrow' “ irrow Meeting aiat George-j church will meet Thursday at 2:301 sonic Hall. •ewing meeting of the year quality beef, pork and lamb will town, Delaware; 8:16 p. m. Pres-! ______Home of the chairman. Mr*. David Mary> Epificopal !• Re* be cut 10 cents a pound today. ONLY ■ ™ For Underpass ent Poultry situation and Outlook fhomaa. of 4« Cmirtland .•street, Other chains are expected to an for 1949, Richard King, Agricul newin^ Acquaintances nounce similar reductions. Friday e\enlng at " :30. tural Economics Department. Uni 824-828 M AIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER Mr*. William Kline ha* br.-n ap In Cnilcago yesterday wholesale Rockville Corporation versity of (Tonnecticut 9:00 p. m. pointed chairman of the program Rev. James Stuart Neill, rector hogs dropped f t to $1.00 a hun Management Efficiencies Make for the next meejing of the aux of St. Mary's Episcopal church dred pounds bringing the break Submits Petition to the Broiler Production Attractive. Roy iliary. when It la i*ropo*ed to hold to $2.50 to $3.00 for the first two here for more than 25 years, and E. Jones, extension poultryman. Bnlcigi neiglibor'a night and to have a days this Week. A net loss of Common Council University of Connecticut; 9:45 •peaker and entertainment Mrs. Neill, called at 'The Herald about $3.25 extended throughout p. m. question box and discussion. A rummage »*lc ia alao planned offiee today to renew friendahipa last week. Top price of $24.50 Rockville. Oct. • -- (Special) — To Receive Name* for the near future and Mra. Kmll ; made with the staff members when waa the lowest at the Chicago A t the meeting of the Common Democratic Town chairman Levtaque will aerve as chairman. he first assumed the rectorship union stockyards since June 9 and Council held laat evening a petition John L. Moran will be at the Po Mra. Harry Sweet. rehablllU- just thirty years ago. He looked compares with $31.85 on Sept. 19, was received from the American lice Court this evening from 7 to tlon chairman, reports that the well but It waa noticed that he wga the all-time record. Dyeing Corporation to construct an 8 p. m. for the purpose of receiv three "yellow ladiea.” Mr*. Rimer carrying the cane presented to him underpass under Brooklyn street, ing the names of candidates to tlie ARE YOU READY Weden, Mr*. Haroh* Beirher. and years ago when he w'aa chaplain of Washington —Of*)— The United connecting the two mills owned by General Assembly and also for of ivi the I.,egi*lature. the company, an an approximate Mr*. Sweet did not miaa a week all Statea is now using as much oil as fices of Justices of the Peace. through the summer, visiting the Mr. and Mr*; Neill are at pre.*ent did the entire world about 10 coat of $3.0()0. There wilt be a Democratic prim Newington' Hospital, and several visiting with Mrs. Richard G. Rich Nat Schwedel, an official of the years ago. ary on 'Thuraday from 2 to 8 p. times visited the inatltutkin at of Bolton. They have been living company, waa given permission to m. for the purpose of nominating Rocky Hill. in Lee. Mass., for the paat five address the Council and he outlined two representatives and fiftoen years. Mr. Neill resigned from SL some of the plans of the concern Justices of the Peace, at the Po Mary's at that time to take up in regard to future improvements. i Members of the Vernoo MIhoaette Bugle aad Dram Corp who will partielpate In the eoateet Ratarday. lice C!ourt room. Berlin Resident , work in the smaller pariah of Bt. It is planned to move the labora Store Open ' ReoMlIng from left to right. FI nit row; Polly RIaley. I’hyllla McCarthy, fhrol Taft. William Smith tory from the main building to the FOR WINTER DRIVING? George’s Episcopal church in that Exceptional The store on the Boardwalk (major). Eleanor Tyler. Oladya RIaWy, Mary UiCtiapelle. Second row;.Robert Von Deck (laatmc- place. He presented hla resignation building at the corner of Grove and Hurt ill Crash tor of MandMwter), Noel Taft, Dontld Hi chard, doiui Smith. Dnmlhy RIsley. Locllle Anderson, Eatber which is to be used by Victory As to the church In Lee, earlyjn June, Properties Brooklyn streets, and It is to trans' sembly, Chitholic Ladies of Colum Colhum, Clam RIekeo. Pat McCarthy, Ann SMlth, Naaey Seattla, Joe Pointe, Robert Oereek nnd Mrs. tu take effect this month. Tnay will fer material* from the main build' Ing to the laboratory that the un- bus. for their Rummage Sale on Hartford, Oct. Francis IxKd* J. Smith, maiwger. leave shortly to visit their son, Friday, October 8 will be open W. Plnchta. 73, of W Worthington derpafes will be used. Mr. Schwe James Stuart Neill, Jr„ who with ADORABLE SIX Thuraday afternoon after three ■ road, Berlin, waa admitted to del told the Council that the under which time the Parade Committee hia wife lives near Yonkers, N. Y, VIcIrata 7I0V3 o’clock to receive donations for the Hartford hosplUI at P;30 a. m., * 2 6 9 ^ paaa would be about seven feet in will make ita first formal report, ’Their daughter, Caroline Neill ROOM SINGLE sale. The aale starts Friday morn-; this morning with scalp lacera- Crittenden, with her husband, two height and below all pipe* and Program Taking Shape will be held next Monday evening 286 East Middle Turn wires. Mr. Schwedel stated fur ing st nine o’clock. j tkma and a posalbla cbest Injury at 7:30, in the High School Libr small daughters and son live in Baptist Women’* Society following an accident on Conland pike East. Tiinkin oil ther that the company Is to Im I ary room at the East Side Rec. Vermont, and Robert the younger You haven*! heard FM until you’ve prove the newly constructed park The Women’s Society of the highway. son of the Nellis, is a student at heat, fireplace, open Baplst church w ill' meet at the ; Police reported that a car driv ing lot, enclosing It with a wire For U. N. Celebration Columbia University, New York, stairway, storm trindows . fence, change the location of the church this evening at 7:30 p. m. | en by Mr. Pindiee end a pick-\m After their visit in New York heard it through the the business meeting to be follow- | truck drivan by Raymond w. Britain Deniancls and screens, v en e^ n loading platform, several power Adv(r(It(d (• Mr. and Mra. Neill will 4eave for '• poles are to be moved, and It Is ed by a special program at 8 p. | •mith of 10 Church etreet. Man committee Venice, Florida, when they will blinds, terrace with awn V06UE RepreM-mallve. of Or- Hagedom, . planned to widen the road at this m. Mrs. Norma B. Moore will be 1 chester. wore Involved In the Occi spend the winter with Mr. NailTa ing and outside fireplace. Vesl It’s slalic-free RCA Victor FM — Fre- the speaker having for her sub-j dent. Mr. Pinches’ car ’ etruek ffanizatioilfl Prcfien l a t! Herbert McKinney, Everett Ken Flat Answer point: The Selectmen of the Town MADEMOISELLE sister. They hope to return North R(Nreation room oomplet* qncBCy Alodnlalion at it* finest with the bril of Vernon are also to be asked to Ject, "Woman Can (Change the. two poles on the highway. Both nedy, Arnold C. Thompson, and In the spring and occupy their liant tone of the ’’Golden Throat"—*1 a sensible Universe". Refreshments will be • 6000 H0USEKEEPIN6 were charged with violating rules Meeting to Discuss , Harold Wyrus. (Conttnned from Page One) ly furnished. 80 day oc repair permanently the old wood place in Gilead, where many of low price. Here’s a world-liimou# ^ ictrola phono en bridge at thU point, with the served. | of the road. 'The condition of the The meeting opened with a* their former parishloneTS visited cupancy. The Details graph with both F.M and A.M radio—the realistic cooperation of *he city being re Relief Corp* ! Berlin man waa described as good. aurancea of support for the Uni ditionally or semi-conditionaDy them during stimmer vaca^ons, Full Price $12,300 There will be a meeting of, ted Nations Week program from clarity o f FM—the best in standard radio. New, quested in resurfacing the same. $ 8 .5 0 this (atomic) information! and will be welcomed hgain. The petition for the underpass waa Burpee Womhn's Relief Corps this Sparked and encouraged by the Father Loughran, and from Ad ---- haproved, automatic record changer plays up raferred to-tbe Public Works com jutant Richard AtwtII, president of "The United Statea, Britain and Royal Workers ^tem ent of the Rev. John I. all other algners of the commis LARGE 5 ROOM to 12 record* at a lime with lhe*’Silenl Sapphire" mittee for Investigation. Coughran, new pastor at S t the Manchester Ministerial Asso Retail Meat permanent point pickup. Mahogany or walnut Wilfred A. Lutz was given per ciation, and from ;cdson Bailey, sion's majority report, will not PRE-WAR Vote Walkout Jamea’a, that he waa “ very happy hand over this information and mission to demolish two sheds on to take part in any program de High school prtaudpal, and Thom fiidah. Hear RCA Victor FM! You’ll want It W e r b n e r ’S destroy the bombs and stocks of Prices Cut CAPE COD * —yen’ll get It—of a A C _ TltiMl tarn 9ftMm !• Hale stireet extension; Trinka Bros, signed to advance tha cauae of as Bentley, Hollister principal, pric* you'll liko! RCA Vkiar hkssmj were granted permission to erect a One) representing ths school system. nuclear fuel aemi-unoonditlonallv SHOE STORE « the only solution we have to our berauae... ave are afi:ald of what With attached garage. a«i. c. s. r»i- Off. throe-car garage, 40x30 feet, at problems of today,!! and by the (('ontlnued from Page One) Those Taking Part Russia at any time may attempt Manchester’s finest resi tha corner of West street and anion waa told to ahk "jrwm tmal- promis* of Town Director Sher Others who took part in the dis Grand avenue, at an approximate E s p y tiib s 825 MAIN STREET aeae agent,’* to do," he said. dential section. 3 rooms wood Bowers, famed “watchdog** cussion leading up to the final de York, Chicago and Cleveland an cost of $1,800. I Ws Hwty Tstl* « TiM*t form . t»w to Till* " It la my esUmate,” he said of the town treasury, that he cisions for the program include
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t' ? PAGE’ MANCHES’I ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 PAGE 8 1^ ^ ______’ » Open Tkuraday Night !T IH V that the shooting waa accidental, Blated by Officers Oaorga Baldwin ford, 397,911. 9,399 faet o f Scribner and Kent surface 8.799 feet of Gulf and Col committee, 1 wrish to exprtsft my roads. Wilton, 350.7S8. burn roa^ , StalTord, $33,790. Eleanor Hadden sincere and heartfelt condolences but whether It waa dona by the and Joseph •uchansk. Buys 4*H Beef Low Bidders Oneglla and Gervaaini company, Truman Pays to you. Dr. Wilbur L. Cross will Police Probing boy himself or by someone else They aaM the youth waa known Churches Here Torrlngton, to resurface 5.330 feet Oool-Ross, Inc., Torrlngton, to The OosteUo Construction cor Alcorn Chides remain an inspiration and a guid waa undetermined. Up to an early to have had an aspsctnl intarest of Bandy Brook road, Colebrobk, pavo 5,334 feet of Russell Lane poration. Hartford, to lay 3,057 Guest at Shower ing light to liberals avarywhera. Mystery Shot hour today, no weapon had been In flrearma. On Road Jobs 3S0,«99. and Powder HiD roads, Mlddlo- faet o f atone base on (Jollier and TOTS ’n TEENS, i~' Bowles Again Cross Tribute "Real 8ervaat of People" found. . ^ Unite in Rite The Gerard Const ruction com Seld, |M.ft32. Thombuah roads, Wetherafteld. "Dr. Cross waa a real servant Police were notified of the shoot pany, Old Greenwich, to resurface (X th Hale, Manchester, to re $14,939. FASHION CENTRE FOR YOUNG MANCHESTER m im Eleanor Hadden of 101 ing about 10:30 p.m. by members Laurel street, whose marriage to of the American people.' Not only beaihB iMMi Night Hale to Resurface Two Message of Condolence was he Connecticut’s greatest Old Saybrook Youth of a family living near the high CHSTCOUS ON MAIN PACING OAK ’TEL. 2-4417^ George Nelson Brook of Hebron Center and Second Con* Contends Democrat’s govamor but he waa one of Ameri school, after the boy had come to will take place at St. Mary’s Epls- Seek Aid After Being Roads in Stafford on Among Hundreds Re- ca’s earliest leaders, in the hu their home for help. New York—Bart Qrsan, ftg poln- MUSTe r o LE gregational Unite in Record One of ‘Confu coiwl church on Saturday, October manitarian fight for child labor ear motion picture cartoonist and State Gintract 30, waa honored with a miscellan ceiveil by Family Shot in Chin Bullet IxMlgea In Throat OUR GIRLS COATS sion and Indecision’ legislation, minimum wages and Hh waa taken to a Middletown humorist-author. Holy Communion eous shower last evening. The minimum wdrklng atandards. Chicago—Karl O. SchrallMi. 5ft. party waa given by Mrs. Richard huepltal where attendants reported Hartford. Oct. ft — (O — The New Haven, Oct. ft— Presi America will never forget the long Old Saybrook. Oct. ft — UP)— vice president of International Last June at the General Council Washington, Conn., Oct. 6.-(4^ Harris and Mrs. Lloyd Davidson a bullet bad gone Into hla mouth State Highway department has HAVE SUCH AN AIR! dent Truman has joined leaders In distinguished and progressive ca James Randall, a 15-,year old and lodged in the back of hla Harvester company and aaaoctat- of the Congregational Chrlatlan ..-Meade Alcorn, Republican can and attended by twenty-five reU- AMESITE announced that It la preparing to all walks of Connecticut life In reer of Dr. Cross In education and Negro, waa shot In tha chin here throat. ed with tha firm sine# 191ft. Ha award contracts for highway proj' WARM AS TOAST tives and friends. in public Ufe.” waa bom In Lansing, Mlcb. Churchea of America, a call Waa didate for lieutenant governor, last night under circumstances Police were unable to question acts costing about $500,000. THAT ARE . . . TTle brldo-elect unwrapped her tribute to the late Wilbur L. Crpas. P\uieral aervicea will be held to Ann Arbor, Mich. Louis Har DRIVEWAYS taaued by the department of Zhran- oontenda that Chester Bowles’ rec which state police still were trying him In any detail. Lieut. Carroll E. Tha names of the apparent low ord is one o f ‘'confusion and inde choice gifts while seated under a A message of condoleace from morrow at 2 p. m. (e. a. t ) In Bat- mon, 76, father o f Tom Hdrmon, geliam to each church and to each HOODED e FITTED to unravel tsday. Shaw, commander of the Weat- POWER ROLI.BD bidders were made public by the large white wedding bell. The the Chief Executive was among tell chapel at Yale university for former all-America football piny- Congregationaliet In America. OR FLARED cision." hostesses served a delicious buffet hundreda received by the Cross The meager evidence they were I brook barrarlM, personally took department yeaUrday: They are: Alcorn, who has been spear the 8ft-year-oId former governor, able to gather indicated, they said. I charge of the investigation, aa- er at the University of Michigan. Orears taban nnwl BeariaPa Thu call recofnlxed the dUtreased heading O.O.P. attacks on the luncheon. The centerpiece was a family yesterday after the death who died early yesterday morning. ■M *■ imrMoa arana and gaa cdndlUon of Aa world, the threat H. F. Johnson, New Fairfield, to 3 0 -O«y Tost Of hundred* ^ m ocratic candidate for gover heart-shaped shower cake deco of the former four-term governor Burial wrill be in Evergreen ceme o f mlHUrUm, toUliUrlam and build a Ift-foot bridge over Lewis of Crntnol Smokore rovoaled iee% weal fabrics wHh nor. made his latest criticism of rated In pink and white. and dean emeritus of the Yale tery. aecttlariam, and called upon .the Atwood brook, Woodbury, and fun Bwlug buck uuft belted Bowles at a rally in the Town hall Graduate school. Flags on public buildings in the aatlamtea, Christian forces of the church to pave 3,918 feet o f the Woodbury- moftela, detuefeuMe kaeda The President's telegram, ad state and city will remain at half commit themielvea to the* way of Watertwn road, $118,700. la aMurt ptalds ar fun here last night. Fractnrctl Skull dressed to Wilbur L. Cross, Jr., ' "A few short weeks ago he staff until aftar tha funaral. Gov Christ Sunday morning, members N. Benvenuti and Sons,,. New teueu, warmly llaed aad read: ernor Shannon has ordared tha DaMaio Brothers of Center and Second Congrega London, to pave 3,050 feet of the NO THROAT IRRITATION luterUaed. (Bowles) wa.s against Truman," "Beloved Figure Lost"* said Alcorn. "Now he seeks office Cause of Death state Capitol closed the day of the Pavtog OaaitrBctara * tm e » IM I tional churchea solemnly repeated New London turnpike in Water- "A unique and beloved figure Is funeral. CbB MancbMlaa 9SBI AnyMnM on the same ticket with him. A the Covenant together, joined in Tbouias H. Flaaders Priced Right For loat to our national life in the the piayer of commitment and DUE TO SP K IN G CAMELS few short years ago he was an ac- tVllllniantlc, Oct. ft—(iP)—Walter passing o f your venerable father. Uve member of the America Fir.st then participated In holy commun Thomas H. Flanders, sales man Budget Conscious Waysronldrskl. 68, a street de As critic -and man of letters, as committee. Now he possesses, it Our BETTER ion. It was a aolemn .hour of I b * la a recent test, hundreds of partment employe, died early to longtime member of the Yale facul ager of meat and produce depart -'■4' Mothers . . . seems, strong international senti- A Million Dollars high dedication for those who at Grovel Or Fill day at his home of a fractured ty and four time governor of Con tended. It waa World Wide Com menta of'F irst National Stores, men and women all across the ment. , . necticut. he exemplified In modern "Recently, when a.skod now he skull. to Relieve Piles munion Sunday and the churches Hifttford Division, bought for the Any amount. Haul it country smoked Camels - and Medical Examiner Brae Rafferty terms the fine tradition of- the throughout the world were cele 2! to 3 4 ^ would finance his grandiose hous said the fatal injurj' waa received scholar in politics. To you and to It Is estimated that over a mil SANITONE DRY CLEANING Company 3ft beef steers raised by yourself. 50c per yard. 'only Cam eli-an average of one ing scheme, he answered. ‘1 don t brating holy communion. ‘ In an accidental fall. all o f the family I offer this as lion dollars a year la spent on 4-H Club boys and girls at Eastern ' to gvo packages a day-for 30 r Staeu g to ftx. 7 to 19 know.' . . .This la not the leader surance o f deepest sympathy. Thfina o f Sermon States Exposition recently and an Tel. Manchester 8215 Wayszonierski, a widower. Is varied remedies to relieve piles. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of com ccurivf days. Each week ship which ConnecUcut gsks^ or survived by seven children. Barry S. Tnunan.” Yet druggists tell you that cooling^ nounces today that the meat goes wants." Another message was received Center church for hU communion their tRbjan were examined by ’TWEEN TEEN Funeral arrangements are In astringent Petersons’ Ointment Costs NO MORE meditation chose the theme, "For on sale in First National Stores complete. from J. Howrard McGrath, chair soothes pile torture In minutes. this week-end. The steers weighed I - ncNed throat specialists-a total man of the Democratic National their Bakes I sanctify myself." He FENDER AND BODY A N D TEEN 40c box or ftOe tube applicator. stated that Jesua had prayed thus 24,890 pounds and returned the of 2470 examinations - and Rosary for P^ce j committee. It said: Peterson’s Ointment gives fast, Crash Injuries Fatal at the first -.-ommunion and that 4-H members from Connecticut,: “ Both on my «wn behalf and on toyful relief from itching. Be de these doctors found not one each prayer that went up to God, Massachusetts snd New York, WORK COATS At St. James’s ] Middletown. Oct. ft—<>Pi—James behalf of the Democratic National lighted or money back. who bought them as young calves tingle case of throat irritation Frank Rainbow and each celebrant in the com '/h m E^)6(/llsdlP/Aftk-ds F. Delaney, 74, died yesterday of munion service was uttering a pro and fed and raised them as an Solimene and Flaca, Inc. due to smoking Camels. Swing back. 3 way The Feast of the Most Holy injuries suffered Sunday night test against the merging of the cducaUonal project, $11,217.25. •S4 Onatei Btraot when he waa struck by an auto • . . than ordinary, mn-of-the-mill dry cleaning, yet it re* ^ and flttcd styles Rosary will be noted at St. Jamei’ Individual in the great mass move Fink National buyers have taken C m e / 3 0 € > ^ mobile at a street intersection. ['ft Mf'i f V /.', church .tomorrow with a parish ments of today. "Thia U my body part in 15 annual 4-H Sales at Ser^. Edward Dooley said the moveft more spots, revives colors, gives yon better pressing, rosary for peace at 7:30 p. m. The ■ ,l f f A !'■ f >■ fM broken for you,” was the state Spmigfleld; have bought a total of driver, whom he Identified as Wil program for the service waa an leaves NO ODOR. ment fp^en by Jssua to each In 429 head, aggregating 341,5231 to 3 9 ^ liam Nocera, 29, o f Berlin, was YGUW . ' WN .NAP'-H - '1 dividual Christian, and in .that pounds live weight, for which nounced today by Rev. John L. being held on a charge o f driving Odd Fellows Bingo statement and in that experience club raisers have received $71,-1 Lioughran. pastor o f the church. to as to cause death. After recitation of the rosary Cash and Carry Pick Up and Delivery we find the K-asaertion of the Im 586.97. with combined participation in lU • See Ike meny eWrecWve portance of Mch individual. "Many of the boya and girls I Use Our Convenient mysteries by the priests and the , fbelB'Gteetlag Cerd de* "Today in the midst o f mass whose animals we have purchas pi^shioners the LlUny o f the Thursday Night Call 2*0030 tifna evoScM e M s year. Per movements, of great armies, of a ed.” says Mr. Flanders, "now are LAY-AWAY PLAN Blessed Virgin will follow. Then batlaeidal er verdcel nego* technical civilisation, of tensions leaders in their communities, and will come the prayer to St. Joseph, The Nancy Rae between the east and the west, we their experience in the beef project AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING lives, envelopes le m etde need to recapture the feeling of A SmuU Drpoah Beaerven Tour geleeliaa the prayer for peace and the bene- Prempl service,as «suel,hare. has'given them valuable training. ^cUon of the Blessed Sacrament. Att Bingo Player* the early church that each decision First National ha- helped, to furn Shop and each act had cosmic signlft- During the services the Boya’ Cordiidly Invited to Attend! ish them a market at the annual choir will sing. Roy Dwyer's . cance. Before God, what we think, auction^ climaxing their work, be It ta the hope of Father Lough- what we say and what wc do is cause we Mlleve the project la I W INTER IS WARMER ran that at least one member from very Important" good for boy# and girls. The public avery family In the parish will at Photo Shop Mr. Simpson cited instances of also gets fine eating from this] IN TOTS *N TEENS the Army, of weddings, of the tend the services. Non-Catholics locally raised beef." who wish to attend the service will 1015 MAIN ST. changing of citizenship to show ONE PIECE be welcomed. CLEANERS & LAUMDERERS that even in the midst of thme In Tlie Nanriff Anus Store great mass movements it all cen HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER Shannon Beappointa Three tered down to an individual act of SNOW SUITS The Perfect Answer lUephone 7869 commitment, whether it be of The HEATER COHHECTIOHSI Hartford. Oct. ft—<;P)—Three re loyalty to the state, of love to a for the toddler set appointments to state boards con hiuband or the protecting of the cerned with the healing arts were Constitution. He quoM Emil Brunner who at the Amsterdam Dewey-Richmon lu tekw, etkakla or fteece. Haed announced yesterday by Ckwemor Run Resistant Shannon. Dr. Edward C. Wheeler To AD Cleaning Problems Conference had stated, "The to wltk Ifte% trod or aou-allergla of Hartford, and Dr. John N. Eg- talitarian state had sinned at its Co. “lalcreeL* styled by Mlimrook gleaton, of Milford, were renamed worst," and that today Christians ur flaoverull. to the Board of Examiners in Op RAYON around the world are banding to- OCULIST tometry, and Dr. John D. Walker getber to reaffirm the importance of Hartford, was reappointed to o f (3od’s creatures. prescriitions f u e l e d the Board o f Ehcaminers in Chir- Mr. Simpson concluded with an Illustration from the conununion NEW FRAMES op^y. Their nsw/terma are fer ‘•4 PANTIES GENERAL ELECTRIC three years from Oct. 1. service at Amsterdam 'which be LENS UllPIsICATED frit to 19^ attended where hundreds and REPA4RS MADE Heads Advertising Group hundreda o f Individuals had heard Sites 1 to 6 89c the phrase, in several different Bristol, Oct. ft—)—E. Bartlett lanmagcB, ’This is my body Barnes, of The Bristol Press has broken for you," and then pointed hem elected president of the New Fine quality rayon pan- out that these same Christians to ' England Newspaper Advertising day, scattered now to the fotir PRESCRIPTIONS FINE PINWALE Executives association. Barnes was ties in brief or band style. comers of the earth are celebrat ^oaen at a meeting in Boston yes ing the same communion and as CALLED FOR CORDUROY OVERALLS terday. Don Leonard, o f The Full elastic waist band. TIDY they for us are sanctifying them Bridgeport Post-Telegram, was selves, let us for them in Christ AND elected a director. White, blue, pink, maize, Jesus sanctify ourselves. \ • DELIVERED 2.98 to 3.98 Size 5, 6 and 7. i Veto Lightweight TANK TYPE ANTI PINE FREEZE STURDY # WARM **SAved m y VACUUM CLEANER ASTHMA life Dea't m tethlne. •taMilBf. rtcurriaf at. 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HO Moil and Phone Orders Filled \ BUW K CAlie TOWN MOTORS v A ix n . f A pal for comfort, fit, weaw! 99c “ * :* * ’;■■■**'** . iooU d. 10.1 Irregulars of our fgmons baainega sheers. 45 gauge, 'a Ask Any O f These And Be Convinced SO dcmcr. If perfect would be 81.39. BOMIHGSHOES KEEPS BWCKS BEST Send your men in to be meuurcd or. contact us and 12Vi to 3'... .5.98 M * * - jroar "offidal” wear our representative will call on yon. 3^1 to 9 ....7 .5 0 for all outdoor aedvidea JOHNSON BROTHERS Electrical Contractors Clemoit Uniform G>., Inc. ''Skop GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. 16 DEPOT SQUARE PHONE 2-1768 681 Main St., Manchester, Tel. 6771 TOTS ’n TEENS, incT 984 MAIN STREET 1033 MAIN STMET ( TEL. 6227 285 MAIN St r e e t MANCHESTER MANCHESTER
■JF X\ •-/ f " I ...... * 'ft MANCHISSTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1948 1 1 MAN(’HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 6. 1948 \ PAG E EIGHT * “ • 3 8 awaMAWMauun.'WUM unnemn— neiuanuuuuuiininiaaaManunnwuui chief, based hU prediction oo a tlon: ’Do you think there will be Frederick C. Telch, Hartford, ar IHattri|patpr chitect Bowles Ready contenUon that maat prioaa are WUN»—iSH another war?' Within one week Zeller Tells Agricultural Industries building, being "manipulated” by packara, WTHT-P-lfW Eopntim i^praUk of my return to the United States University of Connapticut contract who are "lulling the voters with a MANCHESTER SEA FOOD Today's Radio m iN B -a ia srorss of persons had made this $440,000, estimated fee $33,000, temporary rollback.” PUHUHiUEO BT TH> About Fees Frederic C. Telch, Hartford, archi To Donate Pig Asserting prices had been mani WOAXnWET -PHONaMMT HBKAX.O PBITCTINU CO. INU Inquiry.” tect. pulated before, to kill price con la BttMlI BtrMt If the American preaa la full of llanehutar. Conn. Eight pre-eaat dormltorlea. Uni Will Give One to Shan trol and Influence the 1946 elac- ^ / - TBOUAS rSKUUBON aensatlonaliam, and it la, and if Payments to Architects versity of Connecticut contract tion, Bowlea said; W a spaciulixa in FR IED O YS TER S , e iia o — Tr«*».. 0*n'i the American people have a high* $1,800,000. eatimatsd fee $03,600, non If Meat Prices "Hold your haU, this is whara * W0BO~mat Bunt; Newa. WDRC-Oub Fifteen. rounded October I. I8«. On Builflings Under McKlm, Mead and WlUta, New WONB—Anewer Man. er consciousness of the imniinence we came In. In 1948 the trick iraa FRIED CLAM S, FRIED SCALLOPS, WOOO-NartfSfd PMIoe Rpeek: Publinbod Evtrjr Bwiing Contract $445,445 York City, arcbltacta. Prediction W rong to create an artificial maat abort- u a a Club. WTHT—Lone Ranger, Sunday and HoUdaya Bntawd at tba of war than the people of Europe, age. This Urns the strategy wUI a«o Kequaet w n c —Quect Star. Poal oirifO at Manchaalot, Conn., aa and they aeem to have, It is large* be to create a Umporary aag In FISH A N D CHIPS to taka out. Itettnee. «M)ond aa»p Mall Maltar.______Hartford, Oct. 6 - — Archl- Hartford, Oct. 6—{Jfh— Chaster WDRC—Bdurard R. Murrow. f s I . - 4,. r '. ■'(•,!»...* ' ly because of the language from Filial Showing Bowles, whose campiugnlng has meat prices, gone and. they hopa, WONB"''luke Don. . dUBSCKlPTlOft RATB8 UcU' fees for the $8,000,000 in g m iT -4k iid etan d ^ ii^ e Mart WQNB—Inside of S p o ^ aiuuu our military leaders which Mr. ltd him to promise to eat a bat, forgotten after Nov. 2." Ona Tear by Mail ...... ^wles, an advocate of atata vrnO~^BaMlHata WU#. w n c —fleeeure Feradc. Sla montbp by Mul ...... a 5 .UU Baldwin was criticiaing In hla state buildings now under con Of Styles Tonight under cerUln bmiditlona. has now a i-in' subsidies to ease the housing W e Carry a Complete Line of 4 itiw : K i p i “ ' ' > 4 Ona mciilh by Mall ...... article. The fact that our mili tract toUI about $445,445. Com;^ backed up a prediction about meat WOeO—Jwnlor Owe Jockey. WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. Bingla Copy ...... : .oa prices ^ th gn offer to give Gover BhorUge, is on record aa haviag a .at tary leaders are engaging in Ihe troiler Fred R. Zeller disclosed, to "First nighters” who attended g m O —atelU Dense, WONS—Can You Top ’ThiaT ■ V- 'i .tvnakiy. by Carrlar ...... nor Sh&nnon a pig—if the predic promiMd to eat a hat “on tha AU Freeh Sea Foode WTHT—Amateur Show. (luba delivorad. Ona Taar ...... sixiai day. the ,'Round the Clock Fashion ddii— tv eat of Miaa.. ■'oraifn ...... |ia.uu business of fighting Russia so tion is wrong. Ckipitoi etepe” if his RepubUcaa w n O —Blondle. openly and frankly, and in atlch This figure, he said, runs about show held last night at Whiton opponents can prove that they can WDItC—New Snftoad Note- I Memorial were highly pleased The prediction, voiced by tha h a v e Alia— 4-N CUII NTS CIRLS MAOC TMS TiNOER lEff MGMIUBK or frequent technical detail of battle five and one-half per cent of the build houses without substdlea to “IF rr SWIMS— WE rr* W n c -A . A. Rlbleoff. TUB ASSiM’lTrKKD PKEBw contract award amount. The fees with the panorama of women's Democratic candidaU for gover rent for lesi than $60 a month. WOOoi-Neww; Muelo U f t The Aaaocialad ^ aa la aaeluairaly plans, is doing alL too much to ob fashions that flowed across the nor on a sUtewide broadcast last v m C -L eraiite Jones. StSA - AMb IT HELPS MAKE THEM USERA AMERICANS aii’.itlad to Uia iiaa ol raoublioation oL are computed from standard WDRC—Dr. (amstlan. scure the fact that peace should tablsa which take into accoimt sUge, according to reporU heard night, was that meat prices will George Waahington’a gift to hla 4t4^a» all ne»a diapai' liaa credited to it. or "go up with a rush” after election WONS—High Adventure. Bi>; olharwiae cradittd 'n iBla papal be this country's method and types of structures and costs. today. The show, sponsored by the bride was a tiny watch which aha W Om —Two-TOn Baker. WTHT—On Stage America, For the 16th year we’ve bought beef ateers raised by and alao Ilia local nawa publiatM tiara The aUte's current policy is to Cheney Brothers Athletic Associa if meat packers are successful in wore on a ribbon bow pinned to WCCC—Tunee for ToU._____ w n c —Oraat GUdcraleeve. All rifiita ot raoublicatioo of apac'ai aim. what' Bowlea calls their efforU to v m c —Toung Wlddor Brown. 4-H Club Boys and Girla. Raising and feeding these beef uiapatchaa naraln are alao raaaraad. hire .ouUide architects for each tion, will present lU final per her bodice. projact. Formerly, this work was formance this evening, aUrting at “bamboosls the jpubllc.” aninlhls, under the aupervialon of trained and dedicated B. A. Barr- Assuring his Republican oppon *'wDRC-M ueic ««,the repord WONB—BlUy Roee, Fttching Pull aeraica cUant of N. dona by sUte architecU when the eight o’clock. • Hocaeehoaa, lea, tnc. Anstin Cheney The show consiaU of two com ent of a meat supply in any event, WIQfB—News end Rporte: §40 adult leaders ia a practieal project In making good, useful old Public Works department, LOFT atsa— , Repreaenutivaa: Thr aboMmed in the early 40s was In plete scenes and a bridal^ scene. Bowles declared: Fieeh RMueet MaUaoe. citizens. Now we offer the choice, tender, well-fed beef publiahara The life of Austin Cheney was "If I am wrong, I will personal-' WDRC—Your Bong and Mine. Juliua Mathaara Bpaclal Afaney -New operation. The 'Round . the Clock theme is / Lehigh Valley WONS->Oabriel Heatter. to you, delicious eating which carries a bonui of satisfac York. Chicaro, oalfoit and Boaton. one of cheerful, unpretentious carried throughout the show ly deliver the finest corn-fed hog Mouthwatering WTWT^-SeSusge of tbe Yukon Praseut System Working Well WTSC-^Wbon a Olrt Merries. WTHT—Milton Berle Show, MEMBCR AUDIT BURCAD Of service to his Industry and to his against original and attractive in the sUte of Connecticut to Gov w n c —Daffy’s ’Tavern. tion, for you too will be part of thia splendid educa Mr. Zeller said today the pres backdrops. ernor Shannon’s doorsUp, either ltU$> CIRiTJUATIONt. ______community. ent system of hiring architects is atia-> tional project: We’ve bought in 16 years over 860,000 Several of Manchester's wom in Hartford*or Bridgaport (Shan wroNB-^fermea. WONS—News, Tha Herald Prlntln* His service to his industry was workhig wall. “We hire them only non’s home city), wherever he may WTXC»Fo%a Feces Ufe. pounds of 4-H beef. We pay more for it than market 00 floonolot rotooni^onily foe en's shops are represented in the CHOCOLATE tiaa— . in two fields, the one the local when needed and don't have them show. be after Nov. 2.” typogrophtCftJ orfort •pptohop
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN,WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 rAGE TEH speech tonight on the CIO Long- for an address tonight In Phila on Saturday waa coupled with tho Urges Rhrids Wallace Raps ehorerhen's strike. Truman Hits delphia. cancellation of a auaffiar of rear 7 t Here Is Sketch of the Proposed Olcott Street School Soldier’s Body Last night in Scaramento it was Press Secretary .. Charles O. platform appearanoaa art for that Submits School Report Military Grip Wallace versus the "octopus." He Roos said the president arill spesk day In Ne'w York itate and Pens- Be carried the "octopus” theme Stand Taken on the'Tart-Hartley act and other sylvania. On Way Home throughout his address. He defied domestic Issues, instead of dis (Ceattaoe* tn m Page Om ) this creature aa the corporate cussing atomic energy aa preW- Board of Education "greedy power" that stands be On 2 Issues ouslv planned. Public Records dential nominee, sad Ua naffiCag Remain* • of Corporal D, Rooeevelt made a famous "tar- tween the common man and the “ih e atomic energy speech will be made later," Roaa said. He ex mate, Oov. Bari Wsrrea CUt gotten man" speech before the ’’promise of abundance.’’ (CMitlaoed from Page Oae) f om l^ bavt avotdad taklag a (Ml* Oiarlea 8. Houm, chaimiftn of ton street school (betnii: 70 per Gregory Monaco Being He said the octopus “Is a bi plained Mr. Truman wanted more Worraatea Ocade the Manchester Board of Educa cent of the estimated total final Commonwealth club 16 jrears ago. nlte pooiUoa on major lasaea. partisan anlmaL He has one arm be made about John Gamer—It time to work on that address. Edward and Marion R. Je- Re told hia GreSley andlenca: tion, today submitted to the Board architectural fee for this school) Relumed on Transport and then he said: curled affectionately around the Mr. Truman had planned to sonls to Albert H. and JtiUa A. and $24,000 for the Olcott street made Gamer a gr«4t man.” *1 have been reading the aa ieeh- tA Directors a report on the pre •The forgotten common people neck of the elephant and a firm make It a four da. tour but cut it Eckatrom, property on Middle so af Governor Dewvy and Gover school (beinK 70 per cent of the DepartnMnt of the Army an of this land and other lands all The United Mine Workers lead short after summoning Secretary turnpike, west. liminary plans outline specifica estimated total final architectural grip on the donk^'s tail." nor Warren and I am nnaMa to A nounced today that tho remains ot over the world feel this strange He denounced the octopus as a er once dcaczlbed former vice of SUU Msrahall back from Paris OamiUo Gambolati to Clement find out what they a rt tor a* wlmt tions and details of the proposed fee for this school). fear of what may be Cooked up for "2. That plana now be made so Corporal Gregory Monaco, who monster that grabs wealth, en president Gamer as a labor-bait to report on the International Quey, property on McKinley they are against^ new elementary schools to be lo them by the bomb-happy boys In situation. street. that upon completion of the final died in action In France, Novem gages in "red-baiting" and "spy ing, poker playing, whiskey drink Qaltctniw Deed cated on Olcott and Princeton working plans and specifications the Pentagon, and the power- Boares," smashes labor unions, The president’s special, train streets. construction bids may be .sought ber 28. 1944, with 75 others from happy bo:^ of the great cartels. keeps prices high, and wages a ing evil old man. pulled out at 8:45 a. m. (e.s.t). He William Dickaoa to Jamca Dlck- Connecticut who made eupreme whoM new version of an old Hia characterization of Mr will make a major speech tn 'son, property on Hamhn atreet I Personal Noliees | The report follows; and arrangements made for a American creed seems to be, 'all cold war.” "Gentlemen: I am pleased to bond issue. eacrifloe, are being returned The crowd at the Sacramento Truman was delivered at yester Philadelphia tonight (at 9:30 p. m. I and on Spruce street. submit herewith preliminary "3. That the Board of Educa aboard the United States Army men ahall be cremated free and Memorial auditorium was esti day’s opening of the Mine Work e.a.t.> Other major talks are set I Frafik A. Rolston to Mabel G. Card of Thanks equal.’ " I Trotter and Elsie M. KfioWa. prop- Wt wish to tbanic all of oar frieada plane. outline specificationsspecincaiions andana uontion be authorized to engage cn-en Transport Carroll Victory, at the mated by police at 1,700. The hall ers biennial convention In Cincin for Jersey City. N. J.. tomorrow and rclattvea for the many acts of sketches for the proposed schools pincers and architects to prepare requert of next of kin. Hie wife < Wallace said of the war fears: holds 4,444. The audience cheered nati. night and Buffalo, N. Y., on Fri I erty on Gerard street. kindaeaa and sympathy shown na in "I know these thtnga are not all on Princeton street and Olcott plans and specifications for the wae the former Mlae Catherine Wallace. They cheered even more The president’s comment came day night. liSGM our rerrnt bereevrmetit. We alee street. These preliminary plans proposed school on Broad street. Diibouie and they had two young QtL Qregory Monaee our fault But neither are they the for William Oallmor, New York The White House announcement Richard B. Bryan to Consolidat thank those wito sent the beautiful fault of any other nation, or group as he started on a three-day east ed Cigar corporation, use of 12 floral tributes and loaned the use of and outline specificati^s have re This 1s the third recommendation oons. radio commentator who travels ern campaign swing that will car late yesterday that Mr. Truman their care. ceived the unanimous anproval of of the planning consultants from Corporal Monaco, the eon of Mr. Air Corpe. and Bcbeatlan who waa of nations." with Wallace and makes roualng had directed Marshall to return bent shed on Bryan farm for a Johanna Smith; Net Beiag Xacirried pep talks, urging the people to ry him into thv home state of his iyear from'May 1, 1949. Mrs. Vera Bordett. the Board of Education. M. I. T. Because of the unusually and Mrs. Loula A. Monaco of 122 with the army oversea."!., He also Republican presidential rival. Gov. from the United Nations session "At a town meotinc held on large amount of school construc Florence street, attended local leaves four alstera, Mrs. Joseph Then he said: donate money to the Progreaelve "No naUon Is encircling us with party. Thomas E. Dewe> of New York. June 16, 1947 the following vote tion now going on In the state, 8e:'oola. He conducted Monaco Cooney. Mrs. Albert Calve, Mrs. AFL Vice President George .was passed; 'Voted, that the sum with the consequent demand upon and Sons trucking concern In Walter Miller and Mrs. Peter Por- baaee, stockpiling atom bombs, and Gailmor was Ifi good form last the time of architects, it appears publishing open blueprints of plane night, and It was announced that H-rriaon. who is in the campaign of $35,000.00 be and the same is Hartford when he entered tho tauie. party, told reporteiu Lewis’ attack hereby appropriated to be expend advisable to start at once to se service late in 1942. He was an to destroy our people and our In he collected $2,099.03 besides the cure plans for the proposed school dustries in a nearing blast of $1 apiece the people paid to get in. will make friends for Mr. Truman ed under the direction of the instructor of the . Tank Division, “in some places." Board of Education for engaging on Broad street which the sur Armored Command at Fort Knox, The purple flpch la not at all atomic fire. But we are doing that, vey recommends should be ready Kentucky, before leaving for the purple. The male la of an old-roaa every day and every hour.” Because it breeds well In captiv Switches Addreaa Tnpiea engineers and architects to pre ity, lions sell to zookeapera f(a- In a last minute shift' of strate pare plans and specifications for for occupancy by the fall of 195(). European area. His brothers are color and the female has the gen Wallace’s schedule included a On the basis of the experience of Peter. Henry, a lieutenant In tho eral eparrow-like appearance. water front tour today and a quently for aa little aa $100. gy, Mr. Truman switched topics new school buildings.' the Board of Education in plan THIS IS NATIONAL FIRE "Pursuant to the above vote ning for the other two schools, it first grade rooms differ from the and to the representations made Following is a summary <1e- • appears that a total appropria scription of proposed Olcott street others in the inclusion of separate Archilecl’H Sketch of Princeton Street School PREVENTION WEEK at the town meeting, the Board of tion of approximately $25,000, toilet facilities and the differenti Education engaged Professors covering an estimated 70 per cent school; ation of the area for classroom “What,” say you in all probability, "hn.a Frederick J. Adams and Roland of the architect’s fees, should be The Olcott street school is de- pursuits involving physical activi that to do with a aavingn hank?” B. Greeley. City Planning Con made. sifptcd to take full advantage of ty. These latter rooms, incidental sultants of M. I. T.. to resurvey "4. That pursuant to the fur the fourteen-acre plot situated on ly open directly upon outdoor ter Jufit this—to point out to you, who the school requirements for the ther recommendation of the plan the southerly side of Olcott street. races which in fair weather can most Ukely have a savingn account, that town. Their report, dated January ning consultants, plans should be With a 968 foot frontage on Ol .accommodate group activities. All there stili are people who keep money 15, 1948. enUtled "A Resurvey of secured for the constructi9n of a cott street the site offers the con classrooms are finished with quiet \\ Starting Tomorrow school plant .•equlrements" was gymnasium and cafeteria wing on venience and added safety of a ing materials, modem composition hidden around their housc.s. Fir? has received and adopted by the Board the Hollister street school. right of way, giving direct ai>- floors and attractive colors. no respect for people or property and of Education as tho plan for school Ready by 1950 proach from West Center street. In addition to the classrooms, money destroyed outright in a fire is an expansion in towm. "It is again recommended that It has been suggested this build the building includes a combina I • ahfiolulc total los.s. The Recommendations this. If possible, should be avait ing be named the Verplanck tion Auditorium-Gymnasium, an TEXTILE STORE’S "The primary rccommertdationli able for occupancy by 1980. For school to honor F. A. Verplanck. Arts and Crafts Shop, a Library, It you know of a case w here money of the consultants were: 1. The the reasons heretofore stated, it educator and long head of local a Lunch Room and Kitchen , a Immediate construction of a nine appears necessary to secure pre schools. Health Unit, School Office, Lock la unprotected in a liom? .von can do a teen-room school on Olcott street, llmlnary plans and specifications The location of the building on er and Shower Rooms, Receiving good deed by pointing out the dungrr and 2. The immediate construc at an early date and it appears the site, is designed to provide for Room and Janitor’s Work Room, of loiM by hiding money about one's tion of a thirteen-room school on desirable to engage architects the development of ample provi and necessary storage rooms and house. Princeton street. for this purpose now. It is esti sion for not only the usual play toilet rooms. "Following the recommenda mated that an appropriation of and physical education require The Auditorium-Gymnasium is Keep your property flre-safe—keep tions of the survey, the Board of $9,000 should be made for this ments of the school but for the designed for not onl.v the assembly 26‘ ANNIVERSARY SALE your savings in a bank savings account. Education conferred with several purpose. outdoor recreational needs of the and physical education programs STARTING TOMORROW . . . TEXTILE STORE’S 2«TH YEAR OP architects and visited many new "While it may be premature at neighborhood as well. To the east of the school, but also for the use schools and schools under con- this date to make definite plana of the building space is reserved of the community. SERVING THE MANCHESTER PUBLIC. COME . . . SHARE IN THE strucUon. and after this InvesU- with respect to the naming of siny for a variety of sports and games. The 58 foot by 82 foot floor al BARGAINS—UPSTAIRS AND DOWN. TEXTILE STORE HAS Al.* gatlon engage<4, the architectural of the proposed schools, the Board Including baseball and soccer, lows for a 42 foot by 74 foot basket WAYS BEEN KNOWN FOR VALUES . . . NOW WE OUTDO OUR- firm of Carl J. Malmfeldt * As of Elducation has unanimously Ui' vriiile separate areas for the ball court plus three rows of SELVES WITH BARGAINS LIKE THESE. sociates to prepare plans and spe- structed me to advise the Board of younger children arc set aside to bleachers on each side accommo clflcations for the proposed school Directors of their strong desire the south and west. Within the dating a total of 350 spectators. on Princeton street and the firm that the proposed school on Olcott building, but convenient to these The tW nty foot deep stage at one .. ^ of Ernest Sibley and John E. street be knowm as "The Fred A. recreation areas, arc storage end of the room, with its generous Nichols to prepare plans and spe Verplanck School" in honor of rooms for playground equipment wing space, makes provision for cifications for the proposed school Manchester’s outstanding educa and supplies and toilet facilities such school and community pro '- H r "“ SdviH ^ Bdnko^M dHcliester on Olcott street tor. which may be entered directly grams as simple dramatics, speak ‘Tn the opinion of the members "Mr. Tiling and I will be very from the outside and used inde 43ejNcfTOH t t f u w flajdoL A REAL CURTAIN FEAST A MUTUAL SAVinCS ftAOK ers. motion pictures, choral and Oifc A.oMHaairreA fKir -Aisianaetr a of tho Board, these two architec happy to meet with your Board at pendently of the remainder of the instrumental music. tural firms are the outstanding any Ume to discuss the school pro' building during the summer The Locker and Shower Rooms 4 POPULAR PRICE RANGES All Oepealta la TWa Baah Are aasiaatsad la FUN Ry Tha school architecU in this vicinity gram or to arrange for a Joint months. In addition to these phys for boys and girls are situated im Following Is a summary descri'p-; there will be three -play areas with Savlnga Baaka’ DrpooH Uuaroaty ruad of i and the Board fodhd that there ical education and recreation hard surfacing. The kindergarten would be no saving whatsoever in meeting with the Board of Educa mediately to the rear of the audi tlon of proposed Princeton street tlon and Board of Directors if you areas, the plans make provision torium-gymnasium where they area Is in the open court formed having one firm work on both for walks and drives, for bus load school: ^by the south and center wings and so desire." will be most convenient in con The proposed plan for the You Are InritSd — $|.98 _ $2-97 _ $3-98 _$4.98 schools. ing, for car parking and neces nection with indoor games and is protected by a low wall. The "For the past several months sary service areas. Princeton Street school provides primary play area is cast of the the Board of Education and su stage presentations. In addition, for 12 classrooms and a kindergar The building consists of a one- however, these rooms are so de primary wing at the upper level: To enjoy an evening with the Sacred Poets RW kiiintoi perintendent of schools have been story building. Of red brick) with ten, library, all-purpose room, au the intermediate area to the north in regfilar conference with the signed that they may be entered ditorium and cafeteria. In addition Hundreds of other curtains reduced for this anniversary Manchester pitched roof, the dcslgpi is essen directly from the outdoor recrea at the lower level. Separated from and to hear the story of the famous hymn, architects developing plans for tially traditional Colonial simpli to administrative offices, a health these two areas by a grass bleacher the schools. While well aware of tion areas and used quite inde suite and teachers' facilities. event. Many other higher priced curtains also reduced. Date Book fied. pendently and without access to bank will be a ball diamond and the pressing need for the . new 'Provision is made for eighteen Based on an Ideal maximum of athletic field. This is approached “The Old Rugged Cross” by its author, Rev. see eveiy play bulliUngs, the Board has also been the remainder of the building. 30 pupils per room, the school will \ classrooms and two kindergarten The Lunch Room warrants spe from Henry street and should have well aware that these buildings Tonight rooms arc planned for the Initial provide for 420 pupils, the kinder- | George Benuard, Thursday, 8:00 p. ni. at the STURDY BED PADS must be made as economically ef cial mention in that its location garten operating on a two session . considerable luse by the community. Fashion Show at Whiton hall unit, with provision for the addi and design fit it for a variety of Playfield toilets for boys and girls ficient and utilitarian as po^ble by Cheney Brothers A. A. tion of more classrooms in the fu basis. . „ J Iare In the-center wing at the lower Salvation Army Citadel. RUFFLED CURTAINS First qnalilv 39 x 76. d every player... because of the present day con , Friday, Oct. 8 activities over and beyond the us The characteristics of we site ^ ture, if and when that becomes ual luncheon program. With a level and will be acces.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., H'EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 p a g e IIM TE LV * tng treatmsnt o f a simpte tuns, paroled In 1941 and in 1948 waa and the pianist brought this out arreated in SheRqn on a charge bouncer near the third baaa foul Gardner atreet; Misa Hanna Hyda, List Engagement Piano Recital Wins ReleaseRe arising from a stabbing casa. He Into a poaltlon to b* of »*r\ic« to other curve to HoIq;ea who made State Fund clearly to the delight of the line and juat managed to nip the 18 Wellman road; Frank Mar- audience. was held in the Fsirficld county 4 ROOM HOUSE' FOR I thP whole illk industrj- for which the catch In abort right. Jail ahile suthorUies debated Braves Score Hegan poked a aingle into left. runner with a long'throw to flrat. chlaa. Jr., 93 Pine atreet; William Austin Cheney he U (rratefully remembered by Well Received Saul Schechtman. a conducting •(nnPrison whether to try him on the charge, Keller laid down a neat sacrifice, Rickert pbpped a 1-1 pitch to Turklngton. 239 Middle Turnpike, Causes Row Oae nafiatabad ap. 1 aar gazaga, Is l 1M a iM l many. Boudreau who made the catch major at the Juillard School of Mtb* or return him to prison aa a parole Mr. i^eney will w rftnemocr- Salkeld fielding the ball in front eaat; Fred Gondek, Hartford. Pinehurst -■ Thursday . elc, wrote ceyccially for Mr. Herxer trees, liamajtete leeapaaey. Pries 98,999. Dawn 1 to 0 Win juat Inside the left field foul line j Admitted today: John Caron, \iolator. Rites Friday ed at home for hi.s lldellty to the of the plate and throwing to Tor- a group of four sketchea. for hU Judge Decides Time in The Utter course was eventually Hea«e Is la geei osadHtea aad wotOd be gsed far H geson at first for the putout as behind third base. 1 843 Main atreet. Alice Vander Fresh fish shipment will be here early and will In Clifford Heraer Per duties of the Board of Selectmen Feller waa relying mostly on , Rlvil Labor Organisa- first performance here la Man deckted upon and he was returned with taoUly. Rosas for a gardes. Oaa b* seea aay m Hegan took second. burgh. 49 South Hawthorne; Miaa clude Fresh Oysters, Scallops. Shrimp, Steak or piece chester. Bach sketch had a sepa Jail Part of Convict^s . of the town of Manchester on In 1st Game ______^ ______, , curve balls, occasionally Wbiszlng forms at Emanuel; Re to Wethersfield. Prison suthori- 5. CaU PrivfltC S ervice ®t »»** | which he served. By the employ- Mitchell swung under another of Dorothy Bray. 13 Wadsworth; Cod, Haddock and Flounder Fillets, Halibut and Sword* tiona Differ Regard rate theme individually developed. Usa held that because Bvsne was i (Continued from Page One) S; in's curved balls and sent afi4jn h*" Ralph Keaton, 22 Edgerton atreet. view o f His Program ’The second seemed to parallel Term M __ a t _____ riiM fl a t ■ ees of Cheney Brothers he was No runs, no hits, no errors, none not under their control while he lloine Here; Itiert ■» respected for h is-tatr- ea.sy fly to Rickert In short left. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. THURSDAY AT PINEHURST in'* Retirement Caah more the ImpraasionlsUc style In left. Hartford. Oct. •—OPi — Wlteon was in Jail the time served there i Y<>ar« Ye^lerH aV ne.ss and stability in the treatnient pilches, .swinging at s blazing fast ."Vo runs, one hit. no errors, one Steffie Borello and baby girl. 14 By Warren D. Weed that the chordal etmeturs, as in could ntri count as part of hte sen VINCENT MARGIN 4 one for the third strike. h it. F.lghth Inning Indians .treet Mrs Shlrlev Laurent' I FRESHLY CHOPPED Hartford, Oct. 8.—(P)—Rival ta- terpreted. suggested a certain Evans of New Haven has won hU ^ 1 e a r s * ; of all who were subject to his su- Feller went down swinging to ^ A large, appreciative audience tence. 898 NORTIf MAIN nREBT ------• per\'l8ion. His responsibilities were No runs, no hits, no errors, none iMtr organlcationa o f atata om- va^eness reminiscent of the im frsedom from state prison on a Judge Inglis said they were mis- Fifth iniling Braves ^come sain', fifth strikeout vie-j ^Mt^ was present at the recital by Clif writ of habeas corpus. Private funeral aervlcea for Aus- ^ limited to the Broad Goods left. ptagrea were at odds today ovar pressionistic preludes of Debussy, Before Rickert stepped to the ford Herzer, pianist, given last Superior Court Judge Brneet A. taken. tin Chenev, who passed away yes- : tv,,gvinfr of w^lch he was the Third Inning Indians plate for his turn at bat. Umpires GROUND BEEF u 65c although its treatment waa slight Elliott failed to hold Hogan's "^iitchell filed to M. McCormick In W »ce. 215 Center atreet: Mra. tho atato roUremont fund. evening at Emanuel Lutheran Ingits ordered the convict’s release tcrdav at Phillips House. B ^ to n ,. gomf 25 years. His work 6srr at the plate ami Sumners at deep center field. I Cbnstance CTark and aon, 437 Cen- EASY TO COOK, EASY TO SERVE ly heavier. sharp groundei and wa.s charged Tho Legialative committoo of chyreh. ’This was his third appaar- The second portion of the pro yesterday, ruling that Evans’ tim* at the age of "2, will be held F n -, brought him into constant con- first walked to the mound and Rickert scampered across the atreet: Maria Carocarl, 141 ance in town. The program pra- day afternoon at two iit his home, ^ cooperatively with the throw- with an error as the runner reach Oouncil Id, American Federation gram opened with four BaUadee, is now up because 188 days he chatted with Feller and Boudreau. ^ left field line to haul In Doby’s j FV>rence atreet. sented la to be given again In its 99 Hartford ro.vd. Bishop Donald converting departments. ed first safely. of State, County and Municipal Op. 10 of Johannes Brahma, An spent in Fairfield county Jail was I It wa.s not immediately determined high foul fly. 'Discharged today: Leon Heck LAMB PATTIES u. 49c entirety this Saturday evening at part of hie prison term. If Evans B. Aldrich, of the Princeton I nl- made a member of the Fellef missed two allenipts to for what reason." dante (the Edward), Andant^ Al I bunt, then struck out swinging at No runs, no hits, no errors, none , ler, Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Employea (A FL) came out in op- Town Hall, New York City. Pad lost he would have had to versity Chapel. Princeton. N. J., advisory committee to the Board Rickert rifled a plngle past the ; Jemiola and daughter, 72 Parker , SHORT SHANKED LEAN PREMIUM SMOKED legro (Intsrmesso), and Andante a high one. left. I posiUon to a proposal that otato Mr. Herxer opened the evening’! con moto. In the latter move remain In prUon until February will officiate, assisted by Rev. Dire'etors of Cheney Brothers outstretched glove of Robinson in-, street; Mrs. Buella Asptnwall and | -mployoo Increaoe their payment* 15. c.o;oma«.c hca« • Alfred L. Williams, rector of St. j.pb. 6, 1931. and on June 6. Mitchell fouled to Elliott who ’ Eighth Inning Bravea { recital with Jeeua Christ, the Bon ment especially, Mr. Herxer to right field for Boston’s first hit aon. North Coventry. Into the fund. ’The New Havener waa sentenced Marv's Episcopal church here. jj,3 j ^e was elected a Director of |made the catch in hack of the third Salkeld walked on five pitches.* ; SHOULDERS u 64c of God (from the Easter CanUU) brought out the lyrical character I of the game. BIrtha yesterday: A son to Mr. The proposal waa made by the in 1925 to a five to 80 years term Private committal .services will be (-beney Brothers. In May, 1945,base he | coachcr's box. Salkeld .sacrificed Rickert to Phil Mssi was sent in to run by Bach, a Rummal tranacription. end beauty of the thematic mate T h in U in q Hogan took advantage of .Sain s and Mrs. John Freedman of Hart Small Link Sausage or Roll Sausage . . . Nlea perk ta Bass8 OOnnectl^t State Employea aat a habitual criminal. Hs was eondiicted in the Cheney family on the inactive list. This did i second. Hegan to Robinson. i Salk^d. ....- hi.,. This brllUant tranacription sat the rial and Its treatment. slow windup and stole .second, - M. McCormick rolled a sacrifice ford. and center cut Perk Chops. riatlon, an Independent union, at plot in the East cemetery. It is the constitute retirement but M. McCormick raised Birtha today: A aon to Mr. and ita annual convention hare laat pace for most of the program In The formal program closed with request of the family that flowers ,ather that he was on call at all sliding In ahead of Salkeld's throw pop to Gordon behind second base.• bunt along the first baseline and the Sonata in F minor. Op. 1, by Mrs. John Brown, 115 W alnut! week. The aaaoclation voted to that Mf. Herxer gave a forceful, be not sent. times in an advisory capacity. Aa with plenty to spare. Feller gobbled up Stanky's weak' was out. Feller to Robinson Mia* SliBoactta Johnaou Serge Prokofleff. This sonata is Dobv bounced directly to Dsrk street; ton to Mr. and M rs.' ROBART FARM TURKEYS recommend an Increaae In em- cicar-cut rendition. ’The technical Announcement of Mr. Cheney s ^ Director he was especially influ- ^,,.b^7osscd hh^out tap to the box and tossed him out. Masi took second. demands encountered gave the in one movement, and written Stanky was given an intentional Frank Perkins, 23 Autumn street. pleyea’ contributiona from four to No runs, one hit, no errors, one Mrs. Carol Lee Johnson of Park listener ample opportunity to rec when the compoaer waa 18 years passinic m Thr^onowm^ I X “ n t oneleft. base on balls. We are taking orders for week>end delivery on five per cent o f aalariea and to re- R oa4 West Hartford, announces old. Though it ia in one lAovement Issue of the Herald. Tho following weaving departments. i„ff Sibby Sisti ran for Stanky. queat that the atate pay In an ognise hia ability at the keyboard. MBit's HOW n K oWSUsum biographical sketch is more ex Many Hobbles | ... „ j Sixth Inning Indians tha engagament of her daughter, The eonata chosen for this pro and rather brief, nevertheless, Outside of his work which was , Third Inning Braves ! Doby rapped a single through Sain lined Feller's first pitch Doris Stratton Robart Farm Fresh Connecticut Turkeys, equal aaeount to the fund. there are elementi present which tensive than was po.'sible in yester George J. Ritter, executive di Misa Slmonetta Lae Johneon to gram waa th j Sonata In A minor, his first interest, he was a delight- ; M. McCormick offered at Fel- the center of the diamond. right into Judnlch’s hands and the Indicate that several movamenta day’s account: weights 13 to 14 Ihs. rector o f .the AFL group, termed Howard Albln Johneon. eon of Op. 148, by Schubert. This particu ful social companion: interested in | ler’s first pitch and sent an easy With the hit and run play on. runners held their bases. have been condensed into this so* Feller threw to Boudreau in an Is Given Shower the aaaociation’a propoaal ’’groaa- Carl A. Johneon of 145 Weat Cen lar piano work did not bring the manv hobbies and sports. Hunt- ; pop to Boudreau in .short left field Boudreau smacked a one bouncer Now in . . . Pitted Pie Cherries, Lonir uncut Blue Lnke ter street and the late Mra. John ■ong-Uke, expressive feeling that ceiled one movement. This ia x mg,'fishing, camping and cooking I Staiiky fouled off a lonple of to Stacy who tossed him out, attempt to pick Mail off second ly unjuat.’’ He aatd it would typlcslly representative work of .\ii!4tin Choiipy hut the runner alW back on his amount to a “pay deduction" at a son. is generally associated with music weamo wimnu mum weie avocations which he loved to pitches, then popped to Kellnei Dolly taking second. „ , . Miss Doris 51. Stratton of Gar- ! Green Beans, Tomato Sauce in small cads and Fruit this composer who, during his stomach safely. time when the “average wage of Miss Johnson was born in Lon of this composer of the Romantic 1876-191H .share with his family and friends. Sain fouled to Robinson who Sain attempted to pick ■ Doby ' ui* I <1*1 street, whose marriage to Dr. Salad in jars. don, England, and recaived her early works, Indulg^ In extremes He was also a master crafts- caught the ball clo.se to the fir, I a mild protest but soon subsided. Cannon of Elsberj’, M o.,; atate employee la 40 per cent bd- period. of musical condensation. off second but the runner slid • low the increaaed coat o f living." early education there. She attend T r,. man in wood carving. Hia hands , ba.se field boxes. back safely. Holmes swung at an A ^dern. dissonant composi pitch and singled between Keltner ed Oxford school, Hartford, and ’The encore number which was Austin Cheney was born, ue- ^ delicacy of touch of a ^ No runs, no hits, no errors, none Gordon flied to Rickert iif left ■ tion, ’Three Rondos on Folk ’Tunes truly the lighter composition and cember 13. 1876 the son of the late i ^is eye and imagina- left. SPECIAL THURSDAY Stoneleigh Prospect Hill echool, by Bela Bartok was prefaced by ' center. Doby holding second. ' Greenfield. Mass. She is a gradu more colorful was Mxlaguena by Col. Frank W. Cheney and Mar> , original • four Inning Indians Kcltner sent Rickert back al- Mr. Herxer with the comment — that's 0419 thing yav arantl LONG FRESH ate of Palo Alto High school in Ernesto Lecuonx. ino.st to the left field wall for his tr’ m ...ond to ?Mrd ind lil' Lecture Heard that the original folk tune la sim And you'va got fa h« sara of gattlag It. Bushnell Chene> of ' artist’s. Boudreau struck out. He foul Holmes moved to second. | cently. California and attended Dean Seldom do the people o f Man Conn. He was tbe seventn in a Austin Cheney wa.s above , dipped the third strike but .«alkeld 350-foot line drive. Dark slapped a grounder to , hm* attended b> 25 relatUes CALIF. CARROTS nuns. ply stated, and then follows the chester have an opportunity to 2 25c Junior College. Franklin, Mass. rondo treatment which is pre famUy of 12 children. . . aU a parent who loved his children I ^eid on to the ball. No runs, one hit, no errors, one. Keltner who threw him out. ' *n«l friends. . , i hear a program of this c^ b e r. He received his primar> cduca- | grandchildren and hia fellow Gordon singled into center, the left. BECKER’S NATIVE By Lo^l Club She ia now employed by the Con dominantly dissonant To the Those present were well pleased as yoa'fs dawMy a v n ^ w h h Oalce-Neat-bscawsa One run. one hit, no errors, tw o ' Miss Stratton opened her lovely ^ | necticut General Insurance Com tion in a Manchester . i„ » very quiet way without b^n skipping by Dark s oul- Sixth Inning Braves ]p(t gifts while seated under^-a« um- listener. It seemed that In this de evidenced by the applause which ft) Oanaral Motors hat th t "know h o w " to achool. He spent one >^ar in The ^ pretenses he lived his life val- stretched glove. Buns. pany. velopment of the main theme there returned Mr. Herzer for several Sain hit Feller's first pitch on Mnth Inning Indians brella decorated in pink and blue, CONN BEETS 2 25c professional Women Mr. Johnson la a graduate of bulU tho boat, and (2) tottery-tralood Oalco- Hartford Public High Scbool anc j y t,-g,v men have served | Keltncr struck out on a hit and one bounce to Boudreau who tos.sed Masi replaced Salkeld behind with miniature iimbrcllss on the were brief fragments of other well bows, and a more attentive audi three «sA , r, J ■ ■ ■ J ' 45 MAN» HtaiEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER «, IMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. \^'EDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1948 PAGE h-OUHTEEJ? about 20 bo 38 mlnutaa Sarro with y8iiiiiiii«!iH f'v- ■I 51 ANtTHRSncR fcVTiNTNG HFTRATjD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 MAN('HF.STER EVENING HERALD. MANrifESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 194t FAGII p a g e s ix t e e n .,!« PainiMiK— I'aiM-ring ’t\ lle fp Wunifd—Male nr Houai'huM tiiNids II Wuurtng Agpurt—Kurs 57 for Sate TS AutoipoMles foi Sale 4 BusineM Services tittered t;t Neigiborkood Items f He: “Honey, Tm going to klsa A certain farmer bought' a TUONERVILLE KOLlt» VT P016'|AIN» I M i Femala 27 horse at an-auction sale aad on DELONG'S Refrigeration service.' tlHARBONNEAU. ■ Painting and PLEASE DO MB A FAVOR BLACK coat trimmed with Kolln- MANCHESTER Edgar Signal—An error crept' you 6^5en we get to the comer.” the way home thought a drink of GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS decorating. Ipterlor and exterior, HELP Wanted to pick up pota aky fur. sUe 14. Fbscellent- con Into our paper last weak In a I 85e: “ Don’t you think that's go Repairs on all makes, commer YES!-This Is what Mr. "X* water would refresh it. so be got C o l . h e n r y C l a y M e p d e r s , d a s h e d 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. paperhanging. Floora aanded and dition. Reasonably priced. Phone Florence St.—^Duplex 5 and Sense and Nonsense death notice which spoke of the j ing a bit too fa r?" cial and domestic. 24 hour aery- toes. 529 West Center etreet. said to us over the phone. am a pall of water and the animal SEDAN Ice. Tel. Manchester 2-1797. reflntahcd. TeL 2-9575 or It no Phone 8116. 5981 after 5. 5 in good condition, near eop- "timely loaa" of the departed, THE K6SS PiSTOl- EXPERT, JUST COUUPN'T BBAR TO 5E|t ^ leaving Immediately for the coast. he doesn’t he is stingy, and s Whatever became of oil those rafiised IL After ha got home, Jet black. All c::tras. l ow mile anawar call 3-3805. Please do me a favor and diapose U fa when It should have saW "untlme-' Advertisements LINOLEUM—Asphalt Uls, wall G RAY FOR8TMAN winter coat, ter, 8 minute walk to school. “tightwad." ly." The “un” was unlntentlon-. blnoculara the navy appealed to he offered the nag a bucket o6j T o o k e r v i l l e ' s b e s t h i t t e r POUU OUT WITH THE BASES PUMn age. of my furniture at any prtoe.” -. oats, and It wouldn't touch that j covering: Done by reliable, well- INTERIOR and aaiartoi painting, Situations Wanttsd— lamb trim, alsa 14-16. Excellent Occupancy 1 side, soon after Man cornea Into the world with- When he 8ret comes into this aUy onuttad In setting up the borrow from civilians en the prom 1941 PLYMOUTiI -1-DR. trained men. All Jobs guaranteed. paperhangtng, celling reflnutb- Male S9 3 Complete rooms of delux4 fur condition, 420. Phone 4688. rut hie cotMcnt and leaves It world everybody wants to kioa ise of Immediat^ return after the either. word. No offense. “Well,” said the farmer to hlm- SEDAN Hall Linoleum Co., 32 )ak street. er* Men insured and property niture with all acceaaoriea Includ 4ale. Reasonably priced. igsinst his wlD. him, before he goes out they want Peru Joumsl— Owing to the warl l,nat and Kuund I damage. Expert work. Edward R. W ANTED - Position as typist ing a Westinghouse Refrigerator BOY’S POLO coat, leggings and During his stay on earth hte aelf, ‘I f I was only sure you were I Beautiful green. Heater. Clean Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. hat, atse 9. Also glri'a coat, leg- to kick him. I f he dies young falling of our celling the Journal Price Phone il-lOOS. Knowledge of bookkeeping. Small and Bengal range. Thta merchan- ime la spent In one continuous there was a great future before s good worker, ydii're the very ijO S T__Man's wallet In State car glnga and bat, staa 8. 2-6965. ROCKVILLE could not publish any issue last The clergyman was preparing V PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. office preferred. Address Box J, dlac is brand new In storage for T x>und of contraries and mlsunder- him, if he Uvea to s ripe old age horse for me.” theater, Taeeday night. Contains week but the plaster has now bean hU sermon, and hie Uttle daughter 1941 OLDS CONV. CLUB F M. Broderick. .Rublnow Bldg. EXTERIOR and Intartor painting Herald. months itandings. In hia infancy he Is he Is in the way, only living to all cleared up and celling repaired. money and valuable papers. Call and paperhanging Free esti GIRL’S figure Skates, else 6. Modernized 8 room ilngle. in sngel; in his boyhood he is a i was watching him. COUPE Phone 2-1642. Regular price ...... 11.488.96 Worn only Once, 88; girl’s Shoe save funeral expensea. R Is safe to come In and pay ybur Girl: “Daddy, does God tell you A man einging In an Ohio cafe 3-2075. Reward. ^ mates. Prompt service. Reason Can be purchased for . . . .1968.80 Large lot, 1 ear garage, near levU; In his manhoOd ha Is every-1 Life is a funny proposition after subscription. was punched by a patron. We’d Radio and heater. Good condl- OLANDER'S Machine Shop doee able prices Phone 7650 D. B. Doga— Hi rdtL— Pela 41 roller skates, sise 6, $7; girl’s what to eay?” dilng from a lizard up; In hie alL Agram Tribune —Joseph Wilson Father: "O f course, child. Wl\y Uke io take that patron on a tour ] tion. lathe work, drill press work, LIBERAL TERMS—FREE shoe skates, 6, $7‘ excqllsnt con center. 1 minute to bus atop. hiUes he U a foot I f be has 2 Frechette. and Mrs. Sarah Winggte ware con do you ask?” • of some of our radio stations. Announcpmenia grinding, welding, brastng, cut GREAT Dane pupd, jeautlful STORAGE dition. 84 Drive F, Sliver Lane. Occupancy at closing of sale.' ALL CARS GUARANTEED JO family tie la committing race What a great handicap children nected with the town water mains Girl: “Oh, then why do you pedigree stock, terms arranged. Phone 2-1184. micide, U be raleee a family he is CEDAR H IIX Ranch. Ready to ting, general repairs on anything. OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL must be to anyone who wishes to lost week thus practlcaUy com scratch some of it out?’’ Advice—Young Men Getting Pickup and delivery. 68 Mill SL Repairing 2.1 Cavanaugh's Great Dane Farm at i chump, if he ralaes a check he Is tahe reaen'atlons for hay ridea Open Monday and Thursday Nlghta 9 P. M. LADY'S black coat, else 15« for be unhappy. pleting the work. Married: “The first time she asks Open evenings, all day Saturday. Vernon. Telephone .tockvlUe WEST STAFFORD 1 thief, and then the law raises rubber-tl.ed wagon. Also! SEWING MACHINES Repaired. 1992-J-3. OTHER EVENINGS BY abort person. Practically new. you to wipe the dlahes, comply on Phone 5717. APPOINTMENT ::ain with him, if he Is a poor man Cltylte—Are you eure these eadd!e hor.sca ana buggies lo.for | Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Eicctrifled, Buy and Sell. Frank Phone 7518. 16 room house. Entirely Patience! It la better to klU time The plumber with hla bag of eggs are fresh? cheerfully, but drop and break at Je la a poor manager and had no least half of them." rent. Al Bogli, 2< Bii.ah Hill road.; UNOLEUM S - Finest aaaort- X. Dion. 2 Ridgewood. Call 7779 TWO ENGLISH Settera, female A-L-B-E-R-T-8 than people. tools rang the doorbeU. U ttle Farmer—Why, lady. If you'll BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. thoroughbreds, 6 months old. Sire MARMOT fur coat with match vacant. Priced low, lense, and If he is a rich man he Phone 5900. . menta. Also till and wall cover 43 All.vn Street. Hartford s dishonest, but considered amart. Jlmpjy came to the door and asked step outside you can hear the hens .10 Biaaell Street Rumbeau, F. D. 8. B. Papers ing hat, slap fur Jacket else 12. him what he wanted. Customer: “Why Is It. I never W ANTED—Riders to and from ing!. Manchester Floor Cover- Budget Terms—Free Delivery Phone 2-9978. If he is In politics he la a grsfter Speaking of forgotten men, how that laid them still cackUng. Phone 7191 Inge Oo„ 56 Cottage street. Call Private InatriR-tiona 2X available. |45 and $55. Trained. about the fellows who will play Pluinber: “ I came to fix the get what I ask for In your shop?" Hartford, working hours 7:.30 to FLOOR oroblems solved with TOM MINOR, Realtor ind a crook, if he Is out of politics 6688. One Beagle Hound, female. CXILLEGE Girl’s fur coat for sale. you can't place him, and be is an right and left guard this season? old tub in the kitchen." An Bllnois woman willed her Assistant:. “ Perhaps, madam, 5. After 6 p. m. call 2-1386. 1940 OLDSMOBTLE. 8-cyllnder AUTO DRIVING, dual control. 'Inoleum. asplisP tile counter Housebroken and wormed. Won Very good condition. Brown undesirable clUzen. I f he goes to Jimmy: "Hey, Mom. here's the chauffeur $5000—and he didn't we are too polite." four-door custom Cruiser. Hydro- A AA certified tiiatructor Bal derful pet for baby or child, $20. Expert workmanship, free aatl- Tel. Rockville 1187-J2 BAND Your own floors. Sander RADIO need dxing 7 Have it re muskrat else .,6. Call 4059. sburch be is a hypocrite, and if A baby girl was bom in Michi doctor to see the cook.” drive her to It. ' matlc drive. Radio, heater and paired by experts Pick-up aerv- lard's Driving school. Call 3-2245. Phone 2-4272. mates ''pen evenings Jons. Theft of six canaries was re sad edger for rent. Save money, defroster. Good tires. Phone 7116 PORTER Street—Seven room sin ae etaya away from church he Is a gan With two teeth. We hope she Ice, guaranteed work Seta check Furniture. Oak utieet Phone GIRL’S outgrown clothing, includ gle. recently redecorated. Two- bites the first politician who tries Cider season is here again—but' It's nice to have polish unless ported to police by an Indiana wo call Montgomery Ward. Phone after 4. ENGLISH Bulldog. - female 11 tinner. If he donates to foreign ed In the home Car radios a 3-1041 *• ing suit fall coat and winter car garage, ameaite drive, Im missions he does it for a show. If to kiss her. don’t take it too bard! ' it makes you a s llp p ^ customer. man. Calling all cats! Bl«l. apeclalty. Manchester Radio Musical— Dmniatic 29 months. Ebccellent pedigree. 1940 PONTIAC 6 sedan, heater, SEWING Machines for sale. New coat, sise 10-13. Phone 6608. mediate occupancy. T. J. Service. 78 Birch etreeU Phone Reasonable to good home. Phone A Fair Eatlmat«t LAMi LEUNARO radio, clean. 1939 Dodge sedan NOW Accepting beginners and In and used. Also we electrify old Crockett, Broker. 5416. MICKEY FINN 3-U840 4553. p,»n«onalii heater, radio, new paint. All cars termediate pupils on saxophone, machines and install In new cab ^YOU’VE 6IVEN f WELL,PHIL-1 clarinet, flute and all brass In Wanted—To Ray 58 C O M FO R TA B U 6 room tingle, 1 KNOW VOU'RS OH, SURE-1 REALIZE guaranteed. Col Motors. 4164. TO ORDER. Mattresses Re-Made COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, inets A BC Appliance and Serv A6U8YMAN.LAKRY UPTNB0EAOF THINK IT COULD BTUDENT Wants ride on Monday struments Three qualified In' In good location. Call 8009 - 8876. ' THAT WOULD RUN and Sterilized, like new. Call Farm Puppies, $5.00 each; Cross ice. 31 Maple Street. W ANTED —Combination electric Hartford branch of University of DE SOTO four-door 1936 sedan. structora. Apply Johnson's Music H. B. Grady, Agent. -RUT I’O U K EID B C ASWIMMIN6 C0ST1MAYUP/AU.' BE DONE FOR V'rank Falk, Colchester 460. We Breed Puppies. Dogs boarded. and oil stove or .white kitchen oil Connecticut. 1300 Main*' street, New Urea and new battery. 26 Store, 15 Maple streeL 2-4026. Zimmerman's Kennela, Lake S t ONE 8 LB. Apex washer, used one ABLE TO T C U THE POOL,HAVENT ) WANT NOW ISA 6YM AROUND. . call for and deliver anywhere. ■tove. Phone 73^7. 37 MIDDLE Turnpike, Eaat. New iFoC AAA 9 Hartford. Telephone 2-0741. Indian Drive. Phone 3316. Phone 6287. week, traded In for larger model BOARD OF ALDERMEN YOU? -AND 1 THINK THIS PLACE 42 South Main street, Colchester, PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon 4-room single house. 2 unfinish Save $2.1. Benson's. 713 Main. CALL OSTRINSKY 5879 for fur JUST ABOUT WHAT IT IS MADE TO ORDER * ISABELLA, famoiiB astrologer, PLYMOUTH 1942 special deluxe Conn. ditioning, etc. John Oockerham. ed. Will decoret: to suit, excel will do persona] readings at An nace removal, rags, scrap metals lent location on 60x158 lot, one WOULD COST-AND 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, de^ STORM Sash painted and made 28 Bigelow etreet. Phone 4219. Mvr Stork—Vehtrles ^ derson's Ice Cream Bar In Bol froatcr. In excellent condition, of FOR Sa l e - Maple gatfleg table, Top prices. minute from shopping center and THEY MEET ready for winter. Odd Jobs of all ton, Tueadnya, Wednesdays and fered by owner, sales tax exempt. NEW MILCH 9u*i'*iMy heifers, Like new, $25. Phone 2-0518. . bus line, near Hollister Street kinds. Phona 8847. safe for woman or child to milk. TVidaya. Hours 3 to 5 p. m. Call 2-2430 after „ p. m. Businesa Opponnnltlva S2 Rooms Wit hoof Board 59 school. Delco'hot water heating ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Telephone 976J3 Rockville. Ger ayatem. Crane plumbing, fully W ANTED —Ride to and from 1940 FORD 2-pasaenger . _ coupe. . In APPLIAN CE buelnese well estab ald R. Risley, Vernon. 9x13 RUG. Good condition. Rea repaired, bumera. refrigerators, sonable. Call 2-1853 evenings. CLEAN, Comfortable rooms. Sin Insulated and other features. I^ veler'e, vicinity of SouU|| flrat-clasa condition, price $750. rangea, waahars, etc. n.U work lished in neighboring town with Level lot, graded and seeded. Mala and Hac’Kmatack. Phone V. Hedeen, 474 Middle Turnpike, gle or double. Gentlemen prefer guaranteed. Metro Service Co. good franchises. This Is an op 8” TJDIO Couch. Good condition. red Centrally located. Phone Call owner builder, 4232. ' ' 8186.______East. portunity for person familiar Boult rv and Supplies 41 Tel Manchester 2-0883 a Inquire at 19 Cottage, 2nd floor, 8588. with radio, refrigerator or'wash STRANT Agency, established rO R RENT. Room, centrally k>- 1942 PLYMOUTH coupe, Good CAPONS, 6 to 8 pounds. 70c a after 5 p. m. OIL STOVES cleaned. Installed. er sales and service. Write Box 1900. Outstanding country home eated, heated, continuous hot clean.car, lew paint Call 8403 pound dressed. Will evlecerate COMFORTABLE room for rent. Washing machines, vacuums re F. Herald. Single or double. Central loca in a quiet section, two acres nice water. Gentleman preferred. after 6. and deliver. Call 2-9153. COAL Burning water heater and SnUtole, I paired, lawn mowers, hand and tion. Phona 8439. ly landscaped, 8 rooms, 2 fire Phona 8129. ' power, sharpened, - repaired, some fittings, $10. Tel. 6198. places, oil heated, bath and mod CHEVROLET 1940 two-door de n iN N Y BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PRISai,LA*S POP BY AL VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Big Difference BY EDGAR MARTIN THE PROSPECT Hill achool for luxe town aedsfi, radio, heater, sawa filed. FTiendly Flxlt Shop. Articles for Sale 45 COOLERATOR. Good condiUon. VERY NICE room In modern em improvements, large garage. youag chlldrea, Monday and slip covers, new tlrss, excellent Phone 4777. SERVICE STATION Reasonable. 10 Middle Turnpike home for gentleman, with con Price has been reduced for quick PRISCILLA IS 6ETTINS MOW OMNI. W out YBQHV. 1>A Ol4Vy VMW.ToG'.WOW VA.W .W \ v d » t l A CHILD’S Pedal car, jeep model, tinuous hot water and shower. sale. Gas service station, garage through Friday. Mrs. Lela Tybur, condition. Private owner, $900. West. gpwn /lAW P . i PRETTIED EVER'/ PA// COMMAS — 31 V)Ort\% B A C K i MA«v3l\,OV48i $12; small tricycle, $3; medium A h I L IM ) o t AB. BUS TO Director. 4267. Seen anytime. 18 Gerard street In select neighborhood. Call 3046. and snack bar, on one ot'our bMt & OT f— --- 1 MOU WITH USED CAR ice box, $5. CaU 4080. I GUESS SHE'LL BE IN THE 9BOUO Y Bfc WKM.O POKMCWCCV Manchester. Phone 3-1086. HousenoM Scmcca TWO Portable oil heaters, kitchen highways. An unusual buy. Sev MOVIES, ALL R1®HT/ O Q OVAV, n.v«Kt AVOHO liM V H Offered IS-A A-1 BLA(TK Loam, 4 yd. load, 118. stove with oU burner. Call 3-2402 eral farms, large and small. Sin 0N5N L Automobiles Fof Ssle 4 Business lAirations for gle and two-family homes, cen ROOTS'. 1946 FORD V8 cluh coupe. Fine DEALER’S LICENSE Wall stone. 4 yd. load. 816. Ready before noon. VMNKt T condition, deluxe equipment. WF.AViNG OF bums, moth holes Rent 64 trally located. Modern tourist r MO I 1948 HUDSON ana torn clothing; lactea hosiery made sidewalk and terrace NEnV HOME builders. Three-piece Phone 4677. 45 Church strm t blocks, made of Bolton flagstone home with cabins and equipment runs repaired; bar.i.baft repaire: green bathroora set In original FOR RENT—Building, 50 x 80 f t on 10-acre lot. Priced right. CaU COMMODORE 6, 4-DOOR 1941 FORD 2-door sedan, FlsKstone Block Co., Route 6. CentraUy located. Two floora and Btppei replacement; glove re WRITE BOX C crates. 235 Summit street. Phone Mancheater 6724...... price $650. Can be seen pairs and cleaning: umbreUs re- Bolton. Tel. Manchester 2-0617 6747. basement. Apply Marlow's, 867 SEDAN HERALD Main street Tyler Circle. pairing^ men's ahtrt collar ana FOR SALE!— Men’s rebuilt and NEW ON the market. 1948 Cape cuff reversal and replacement WE BUY and seU .good used Cod, four large rooms, open relasted high and low shoea, at furniture, combination ranges, Thi* car is fully equipped 1935 CHEVROLET coupe. Phone Marlow's Little Mending Shop. reasonable prices. Sam Yulyea. stairway to two unfinished. Com gas nuigee and nqftters J ones’ Hoaaee for Rent 65 bination storm windows. Ebctra and almost new. Very reason 8862. FLAT FINISH Holland window 701 Main street. Furniture Utore 36 Oak. Pbone SINGLE House, new, 4 rooms, large cqmer lot CaU owner 4486. ably priced. 1937 PONTIAC 6-cyllnder sedan abadea made to uiaaaura. Keys Help Want«^— female S.5 FUR SALE — Royal portable 2-1041. mads while you w ait MarioWa bath, kitchen furnished. In Man W H Y NOT buy a house that will very clean car. In A-1 eondlUon. typewriters. Used typewriters DUO-THERM Oil Gravity and chester. Write Lena Thurlow, nw MS AFBVirf Telephone 3-9515. HOUSEWIVES — Responsible sold or rented. Kepalre on aU pay for itself? Three-family of BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. HAVE YOU a household problem? woman to take full charge of Blower Furnaces. MueUer Pipe TaftvUle, Conn. 20 rooms. Two sfparate eteam Dfnny No Like BY V. T.‘ HAMLIN makes. New and used adding and Pipeless. AU sizes In stock. you CAN'T HOLD A NORMAL AI.LEY OUl* 1941 PONTIAC four-door sedan Let Strick solve it Expert lino local dress agency. You can show furnaces. Could be made. Into 4- 156 CENTER ST. machines Marlow’s. 887 Main Devlno Company, Waterbury CONVERSATION WITH THAT SURE HES OLAD T'SSE ONNV, SeMH This car looka and rune aa good leum laying. Service of range our line in your community on a family or rooming house.Two- 7 street. 3-5038. Sabarhan for Kent 66 GU'/ WITHOUT HIM DRAGGING HIS MASTER SOTTATaAM UP.. as a new one. 1939 Plymouth bumera. All kinds of cleaning part time basis. Write Mrs. Lois story bam with basement Large A WEDNESDAY, OGTOBEE f, M4B PAGE E1GHTEE2C lEurnittg HrraUt T h e W w llM r Averago Dally Net PrsH R ub I o. a. wwiiM Past matrons of Templa Oiap- Leon A. Daoust has Mtumad to ] the Hartford hospital whom ha un- F ar the Moath of Lakota Council, No. SI, will fol and In a body enter the Burke Fu-, hls home, 29 Falrvlsw street, from derwent an operation. neMl Horae to pay a hnal tribute ter. Order of tha Shuitem Star, will I •A. w low JU meeting tonight at eight meet t<]inorrow evening in the John About Town ahaA In Odd Fellows hall with a of respect to Mm . Philip Carney who waa a past regent. Mather room of the Masonic Tem 9,474 eeal FrtSay ' f setback party which la open to the ple. A aocial will follow tha busi Hale’s Housewares jJIattrhrtitrr B^raUi i o C tts A s « t Mr. and Mm . Edward J. ItOBM- public. Itefreahmenta and a aocial ness. Mrs. Winston Turklngton ime a ill follow the games. Blton J. Morrison, aon of Mm . of U lley street will be hostess, and reck. whoa® marrtac* Gladys B. Morrison of IS Eldridge E^tcmber M, li» the Methodlat membeM unable to be present are ManehMUr— !4 CUy o f F t B o f * C lu o m atreet, who recently completed his church at Portland, Oonn., are MembeM of St. Margaret’s tlr- requested to notify her. New Pill Boxes and Off-The-Face . now making their home at 13 cle Daughters of Isabella, will boot training at Great Lakes, la PRICE FOUR CENTS now stationed at the New Lonf|on AivacIMaf m Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1948 (TWENTY PAGES) Commerce atreet, Portland. Mra. mMt thlB evening at 8 o’clock at Window VOL. LXVIL, NO. SIS Ttomaneck waa the former Helen Summit and East Center atreet. Submarine base. Elatello Armatrong, daughter of Mr. and Mm . Walter J. Armatrong Nollee Is given of a pabHe Ventilator of Portland, and her huahand la a healing a* Boom 5S8, State Of- HATS Rofk Slide Derails Train T n m an S ays foater aon of Mr. and Mra. Jacob See MUUng, H artfoi^ on Mon Admits air but prevents drafts. Dewey Plans News Tidbits Berman of M Jania road. Man- gay, October M, ItiS. at 10:S0 Lightweight rust re.sistant Russians Say West cheater. A. M. on Docket No. 8181, a Most of them have aluminum. Culled F n t k (g*) Wlrsa Rivals Avoid petition of The Conneettcut Major Labor Mr. and Mm . Charlaa J. Strick Power Company to Increase Its feather trims. land and their aon.i P. Cowl** gas rates In all dlviatons and United Uatberaa dnreh In Am Giving Reply Strickland, have returned from a pat Into effect an electric foci Talk Monday erica la asked to increase support vlelt with the family of Mr. adjaatment daaae on all kilo AH the new colora. of Its nine seminaries and 12 col Has Held Disarming Strickland'a niece, the former watt hours not' now subject to leges lo 88,000,000 . . . Bhrlns city laurienne Strickland of this town, tho foel charge. The effect of of Meshed in In n reported In par Declares Republican Op the proposed Increases will be Hard at W ork on His now Mm . Frank C. Barry of Bar tial ruins foUowtng eartbfaake position ^Afraid* to Harbor, bong laland. Mm . Barry to Increase the hHls of each gas Speech to Open Sec that killed 200 persons and Injured joined the woman’a Army Corps customer by 88 cento per month $ 2 .9 8 thousands . . . Britain's Oonaerva Reply to His Criti in November. 1M2. and her hus TMFPink and tho Mila of eneh electric Metal ond Round of C!ani' Uve party calls on nation for un Back for 20 Years band served live yearn with the M»tiD.t.A. customer by approxbnately 38 qualified aea-partieaa aapiwrt of cism During Campaign Army Air Force. ■ Both held the cents per month. To paign at Pittsburgh country armed forces racrultlng rank of lieutenant when they were Radiator Giver campaign . . . Sir Maurice Pater- Aboard Truman Campaign Train Demands Big Four Im married In April m t . They have PT7BUC mnUTIES BuUetin! ■on, British ambaaaador to Russia, O ct 7—(P)— President Truman de a young eon, William M. Barry, talks over BrlUsh-Sovlet proMonsa mediately Cut Armies CXIMUmsiON Keep your wails and curtains AUmay. N. Y~ Oct. 7—(S V - bom In April, 1M7, with Foreign Secretary Bavin In clared today that the R;putlcsn British Say Reds $7-98 clean longer. Walnut finished Gov. Tbomaa B. Dewey wUl R. C. SCHNEIDER, Secretary London . . . Philippine President opposition is ''afraid’’ to rep'y to Bv One Third; PoUti- The MotheM Circle of the Infant metal. be out of toH-B when PreM- Jeaua of PMgue will meet this dent Truman campaigns beta Quirino u asked to keep troops in bis campaign criUclam. eal Committee Shanta evening at the home of Mm . Jom- tomorrow, but he sold today eight rice producing provinces of "Thay dare not answer me," ha phlne KitJttle, 24 ’I^ler Circle, Or- he hoped the preoldeat wooM Luzon to protect vitally aaaSai ■aid. Drop Live Bombs To Subcommittee Dis food crop from raiding Hukbala- ford Village. $ 1 .5 9 reorive “a very warm wel Mr. Truman told a trainside pute Over Atomic come.- The Republican preet- hap outlaws. crowd at Bridgeport Pa., that it FREE denttol nominee pUaned to United Mine Worketa’ conven "didn’t hurt’’ Senator Taft (R - Energy Controis; Rua- leave thia ofteroooa (240 tion in Ohio unanimously adopts Ohio) and some of the economic , Hier$ in Berlin Air Lift Indians Lead p. m., ox.t.) for hla farm home resolution to make John L. Lawla’ rojraUsts’’ when price controls R ep ort' Seeing Bom b' sian Edoc Backs Move Delivery Service at Pawling, N. Y. Dewey wlU birthday Feb. 12—aa aatloBal hol went off. iday In coal Industry . . . NUa V. S. He said prices went “up, up and Atlantic Outdoor go an to New York Somorrow ing in Soviet Occu Paris. Oct. 7.—<^F>~RQ8- morolog to take port tai m Borg of South ElgMmont, Maas.. up’’ although Senator Taft had Braves, 3-1, gronad btoaUag eeremoay at fUes suit In U. S. District court in promised they would "leval ofT* pation Zone Today sia accused the western pow Onr frss dsHvery New Haven against Harris Whitto- Range and Fuel service Is svallsble a hooalag p r o j^ aamed far without controls. ers today of blocking world Gothes Dryer the late Alfred K. Smith. He nore, Jr„ Naugatuck induatiiaUat. Mr. Truman said that the Dem In 2nd Game disarmament for the past 20 to yon for sO your . . . Czech Premier Aatoala Zap- Berlin, Oct. 7.—-r- ocrats. If elected, "will work on years, and demanded that the needs at ooy time row alght. otocky tellz Czech Parliament that that Taft-Hartley bill in your in ish fliers engaged in the Ber- Four seaisoned wood arms, sturdy Big Four immediately cut OIL and for any quan construction to hold heavy wash. "this country will not be dragged terests. in air lift said today they Drive Spahn to Show Continuing Our Sale of into war over Berlin, because there tity. Just esD PINE Galvanized ateel center post. Approx, Albany. N. Y „ Oct. 7—<87—Ckw. " If you send a RepubUcan Ooa ikd seen Russian planes drop their Armies by a thiH. So 125 feet clothes line. Thomas E. Dewey was reported to will be no war over Berlin.' gress," he added, "they «iU take ers in Fifth Inning; viet Deiegate Aiuhrei Y . VI- PHARMACY and Spokesman for 2,800 railroad ive bombs in the Soviet occu- L T . WOOD CO. day to be planning a major ad- the rest of your liberties away shinsky ied off debate in the V 's your order will he workeM tells special commlaalon from you." wtion zone about 12 miles Lemon Pitching Keeps Taffeta and Satin Hate dreaa in Pittsburgh Monday night investigating OM Colony Une "You United Nations Political commit SlBlawnSL TsL'im delivered immedi- Without mentioning Gov. Trom' northwest of Berlin. There is Brav^es Well in Check tee on a Russlaa resoltttioa calUng $ 1 0 - 9 8 to open the second round of his should forget politics and arrive at as E. Dewey by name, Mr. Truman «sibility the reported in atdy. At presidential campaign. for a ban on atom bomba and a a a aoluUon." . . . U. S. Marines un said of RepubUcan candidates: one-third cut in armdd forces and Frianda of the RepubUcan nom der cover of their own planes will cident might have beep part Braves Field, Boston. Oct. 7.— ‘ntADC SMIVK "Afraid To Get On laaoea armamenU within a ysar. Watch For Tha inee told a reporter Dewey had seize California air field today in of large-scale Russian, air war S' "They dare not answer me. They maneuvers announced for today (F)—The CTeveland Indiana drove A fe«' minutes before, the Polit $ 1 . 0 0 - $ 2 - 0 0 and $ 3 - 0 0 been hard at work for several days PeoBsylvaala lallmad trala, **I1m Fbrk Fltt,’* ea tiw MMsbiirgh-De- climax to Navy’a largeat peacetime Little White Truck are afraid to get on the issues. over the Soviet zone, Berlin and Warren Spahn, starting pitcher ical committee had ahnntod to an * on a apeech aettlng his labor vlewA trolt-CMoago nm Is derailed by a rock ailde Bear Ftttabargh. Oaa- amphibious exercises. They talk about home, and mother, Allied air corridors, . Including for the Boston Braves, to the 11-naUon subcommittee the east- Millinery— Second Floor T h ey aaid be regarded the Penn- nalttra were two dead and 15 hurt. (N B A telephoto). George V. Alien, assistant aec- what a nice country It is, 'You can west dispute over atomic energy I WANT B^vanla steel center as a good bomber flights. showers in the fifth inning today retary of state, says U. S. should trust us.’ There was no cdnflmiation from controls. The Rusaiazis had urged IT MNKi At ir COfi-PpK A xmzAo I apot for such an address. as they gained a 3 to 1 lead in the TO HEir PINE continue to let Russian and Soviet “ You can’t trust ’em,” he con either German or Russian aources in the PoUUcal commtttas that MaanwhUe, Dewey was expected aatellites distribute propaganda tinued. of the bomb report. The (iennan second game of the World Beriea the Atomic Energy cosaadsskxi V O S s o j to decide today whether ha will be in this country...... Czechoslo Meanwhile Bob Lemon, scored up vous Hart's the shears that's Indispsnsible for home tewing. Drop in Meat Prices Mr. Truman, talking of the lift' press aev-Mol months ago report scrap its work of two and a half Because H gives a tign g finish ss it cuts—in one operation. PHARMACY Th« CORK In Albany when President TYuman vak attempt to oust Dr. Jaa Pap- ing of price controls, aaaerted that ed that Russian planes on maneu on In the first for one nm. kept years, and "let in a braatb s f HOUSI- Ravel-proof almost all materials this assy way! Avoid tedious JWHAU carries hla campaign Into the state aaek, Czech antl-Communist, people buying clothes for school vers dropped Uve bombs on a the Braves well In check during fresh air." I capital tomorrow. The Democratic from two U. N. financial commit the next four Inninga hand-pInWng, overcasting, picotlng, or hiss binding. 664 Center St. TeL 2-9814 ^MANCHBSTSa COM» children know that prices “went ■mall town, causing aome casual- Tha Political committee, mode WORKI i standard bearer la slated to make Hitting RetaU Level tees is defeated. . . Attempts by through the roof." ti$8- Bob Lemon (20-14) of Cleveland up of all 8g U. N. members, adopt 'a rear platform talk from bla National Mediation Board to set It "didn’t hurt Mr. TW t or the The British fliera aaid they aaw and Warren Spahn (15-12) of Bos ed an Ecuadorean rsasluUmt sstoh- V tl "•■irtON*' NMKIMO S H IA R S tO HMK$ train at 8:80 a. m. e A t tle wage and hour dispute between economic royalists." he went on. the bomb-dropping at 11 k. m. (8 ton were the opposing ^tchara to Uahing ths Atomls Study subcom- Dewey aldea said the governor nation’s rbilroads and IS non- Mr. Truman spoke at Bridge a. m., e. a t) They related tha day as tha Indians and Bravea met mlttes. Thia group win draft a res Buy That Naw opeMting imlons end In failure.. . . In the second game of the 1948 hoped to get away this Afternoon port, Pa., to a crowd Police Chief incident to the Four-Power BerUn olution dlrccUng ths Atomle Ener sslisalirWklegallirswRiot Eleven men face contempt dta- World Beriea. I for a couple days of rero at hla *c^um!r*stoh"*pri!Country W allace Flays Orfio OoIUIuory estimated at 10,' Air Safety center. Just how gy conuniasion to rasums Its at s apMfts si aabliaelNd miilia Or dM ekOs PawUng, N. T., farm home before tioaa for f ailuM to answer 000. Then he pushed on to Reading many bombs they saw dropped Lemon, a righthander, was aeek- tempts to adUevs an atomle con- tng to avenge yeaterday’a 1-0 loss setting out at midnight Sunday on subpoenas of Congressional aub- and hla second address of the day trds treaty. ITw Rnaataa hloe Mp- • sM iMsti Or HoasilioW usrk eleths Prices to Customers Truman Again waa not specified. ■uffered by his pitching mate. Bob tata aeoond campaign trek. conunittee Investigating alleged in indiutrial Pennaylvanla. Actual Bants Seen ported this rasahitleii. e HnsM md cetOns Or tmti pney hankies th a t trip will take him Into nine For Coming Week-End Cbmmunist inroads Into labor Feller. Spahn, a southpaw, was Committee President Paul-Benrt H « carried a bolt of brown tweed The British quoted an R. A. F. out to gain unbeatsn Boston’s ■tates In eight days. The G. O. P. unions. . . . Two New York doctoM Spaak of Belgium namad to ths • elletotli Or shthrini cloUTfor a new suit. It was pre pUot in their report to the Air sixth straight World Ssrica tri- ’ candidate has 88 apeecbea acbed- Cheered Wildly by Wa M y that thyroid treatnieat la sented to him by Virginia Small. eommlUss ths United States, Brit FUR COAT Chicago, Oct. 7.— (A>)— The making certain types of aterile Ssifety center aa saying he saw uinph. hied, a alightly faster pace than ain, Fraacsk Rasua, a d a i, Ckaa- women capable of haying chfl' prtMdent of Local 828 of the CIO Actual bursts on the ground from Ths attsBdance waa approxi I the 80 he made during the 18-day drop in hog and meat prices ter Front Strikers bontM. dropped by RuMlan pUots. da, BraMl. ■MMAaCahOa, Sweden fir m ., EnglUh go-gett*;^ M lM - lj^ ^ l* Workers inlon at Bridge- mately 40,000 deopite overcast • weatem tour he complskMl'7-J**^ was getting down today to And Other Suppdrters The flier said he aaw tha explosiona sklss. and the Bovlet Ukralns, Green Stamps Given With Cssh Sales man goes to Africa to b y MOIa# "P®**- Ceacemed Over *BeMettl» F Sunday. where it counts for most peo diapers to natives. Otoad Totals 80,000 front A height of 4,000 feat. Ths starting lineup: ■ Dewey’s nsw Itinerary calls for A t Reading, the president waa The Rusalana Announced exten- Vlahlnakyi taking up hie anoe CAU o* w*m * ple—at the retail butter San .Francisco, Oct. 7 — (/Tt— Italian Foreign Office apokes- davalaad Bestoa A t H a le ’s only three major evening speeches. greeted by a crowd Police Chief zive WAT maneuvers near and over MltcbeU, If ' Holmes, rf reduction propoeeL declared that Those wiU be In PltUburgh Mon- shop. Many stores through Henry Wallace flies to Portland, man saya direct Russlan-Itallan Ruaela has been atrlvtng tor world negotiations on naval war booty William P. Blmey aaid totalled ^ rlin . Some of their activity Clark, rf Dark, ss R L D Y YOUNG A ‘ day; Kansas City, Mo., next Thurs out the country slashed pork Ore., today on hla 60th birthday 80,000 persons, 30,000 of whom he drew western protests. ’ Boudrsau, ss Tom son. Ihdiearmaraent more than 30 years, day; and St. Paul, Minn., next Fri- due Soviet Union from Italy have but that tha west brought aQ ef P H IL ALLEN prices for the coming week after a week of campaigning in broken down. . . . Remains of 7,- said were assembled In Penn American and British authori- Gordon. 2b wUott. 3b iday. A ll three will be broadcast end, a direct result of the sud Square where the president talked ties accused the Russians of not Keltner, Sb Rlcksrt. Ifforts to naught becauae of con ‘ nationally, California with uncertain results. 047 American war dead, largeat cern over ‘’aecurlty flraU" He said Phone 2*1254 • flic J W H A I^ COM den outpouring of hogs from the ■lagle group ever brought home, from a bunting-draped stand. His giving prior notice of IS Soviet Doby. cf Salksld. e For Quality and SatisfactkMi j Most of his other talks wUl be Last night in San FranClsco’a flights In the control none during Robmaon, lb M. McCormick, cf the United SUtoe conttnuoualy in- country. The oft-mentioned but Civic auditorium, cheered wildly arru’e from Europe aboard Carroll visit coincided with a convention or JOHN YOUNG MAMCHiwm Comm* never very apparent "consumer Victory, of volunteer firemen from all over the morning. *rhe U. S. said also Hegan, c Stanly. 2bsUted on “ludicrous" propoeale tor (Oootimied on Page Sixteen) by Whtqr front strikers and other Lemon, p Spahi am u reductions. I%one 8202 resistance’’ was pooh-poohed In suppofjiers, the presidential candi the state and obsen-ance of Read gunnery practice the Russian* some quarteM as a cause for tlie ing’s 200th anniversary. scheduled In the air lift corridors Umpires: Summers (A D . plate; The Soviet deputy foreign minis date accused the Democrats and Stewart (N L ), first base; Grieve ter said an dUarmamant confer- decline. Republicans of "war mongerlng." Mr. Truman was made an hon was dangerous and told the* Rus orary member of the Rainbow sians if they planned to fly bomb (A L ),' second base; Barr (N L ), And It was In pork, much more Colls ’)Tuman "Strike-Breaker* Bomber Blast '‘Secret Deals’ than In beef or lamb, that butch Fire companv number one. ers in formation over BerUn. this third base; PinelU (N L ). left field (OUattaned aa Page Sixteen) ers were posting the lower figures. He called President 'Truman "the He called ifor the election of would break four-power rules. foul line, and Paparvlla (A L ), right nation’s ' Number^ One strike Democratic candidates to help The four-power control zone is field foul line. End Demanded Temporary Halt In Slump breaker." The crowd, uttered a big Costs 9 Lives First laalng IndiaiM While retail outlets were cut "eradicate some of the terrible an area within a 20-mlIe radius of "BoefHOO'^'.’’ things that awful 80th Congress the downtown AlUed Control Au ' Mitchell fouled off Spahn’s first ting prices, the hog market's pitch, then raised a fuul fly to steady slump came to at least a He said "industry doesn’t care did to us." thority building. The four pow SALE! ^ Warren Says Foreign whether it jams down the throat of Two Fires in One En- TTie president’s trail ahead led ers agreed it extends 10,000 feet Elliott In front of the Braves’ tempoi;ary halt. Prices firmed a the American people a "T^veedle-. through eastern Pennsylvania to up. dugout. F lashes! bit at most market.s yesterday. giiie anil Failure of Clark looked at two striksa and sale Policy Must Have Ap However, wholesale pork quota- dum Or a Tweedledewey." Jersey (T.ty. N. J., where he makes Post^Notloe After Protcat (Im te BolKtlae ot th* (F) m te ) He was cheered when he said Another Come First Capt. Vincent H. Gookin of Better Quality proval of People (Continued on Page Slxteea) (Contlnued on Page Sixteen) the "Yellow press and the paid (Continued on'Page Sixteen) Quincy, Maas., U. 8. member at croakers of doom on the radio.. . . the Air Safety center, aaid soma To Owrga Attasapt to Kia Chicago, Oct. 7—(87—Qov. Earl hate a labor leader who will not Waycross, Ga., Oct. 7.—(A7— Two fires in one engine and fail of the protested Russian flights PMttae. Mich.. Oct 7—(8V— Warren turned his marathon O. sell out. It is so easy to under ure of another engine preceded a were made aa early aa 4 a. m. Waywe Ooonty r teeeoiitor Jaaa^ O. P. vice presidential campaign stand why they revile a Harry Franco’s Foes thunder-clap blast that ripped Bai’klev Goes Gookin said that after he protest N. MoNaBy aaid today he weoM into Wisconsin today with a de Bloody Fight Bridges and a Hugh Bryson.” apart a B-29 Super-Fortress ed, the Russians appeared at 11 ■ek a wartaa3 ckarglag Call Hot* mand for an end to "aecret deals' Bridges is president of the CIO a. m. to post notice of flights WOOLENS Longshoreipen’s union. He had bomber over Waycross, Ga., with Reach Accord toa. 88. aad two ua ldee tided pef- in t r . S. foreign relations. To Montana which already had takan place. irregular nylons In Oil Strike appeared on the platform shortly the loss of nine lives, sumdvors ■oaa witk the attonpt oa the Hto He was scheduled to depart from Gookin aaid there was unan Reg. $4.98 before and made a speech in which said today. of Waltor P. Bewther tost ApstI Reg. $2.98 ChicsTO at noon for Madison, The giant four-engine craft ex nounced Russian parachuts jump 54” 100% Virgin Wool where" he makes another of his he praised Wallace. Bryson is British Announce Re 20. BfcNeJto oaM he wooM re California Sheriff Au president of the CIO Marine Cooks ploded yesterday at an altitude of To Try to Slop Repub- ing at an airport southeast of the quest two Jelui Doe warraate aa In L on g, Medium and major campaign talks tonight at nearly 20,000 feet. Fragments of U. S. Army’s Tempelhof air base. 54” 100% Wool the stock pavilion on the Unlver- and Stewards. The two unions publicans and Mon well as one agalast Boltoa, all Short Lengths. thorized to Hire Extra and three others are on strike. bodies and plane .were scattered licaii Drive Threaten Yak fighters were said to have chargtag assault with In teat to Irreguhm In Shying Only COVERT CLOTH aity of Wisconsin campus. over 20 acres of the farm of Rob practiced firing at both aerial and The California’s only platform Wallace said the shipowners, at ing Senator Murray archists Settle Quarrel kUL The preeMotor node hto Deputies * in Tension tempting to "cloak their disgrace ert Zachry, Jr. aiMMMuicesneat after a coafereaoe SoMend irrtgulara very Midom put in an ippMtance talk en route was to be at JaneS' SkHlIes and Parts Hurtle Down ( Continued on Page Sixteen) vllle. Tomorrow he - continues on ful actions with a pretense of le with state police, Oaklaad county PLAIDS Witnesses of the blast said "the Enroute with Barkley to Mon London. Oct 7—(87— The Brit ...and smr tlsy m oer countm for any Unto at oill Richmond, Calif., Oct. 7—^,47— gality and patriotism,” cry out ish Foreign Office announced to offldahi and Detroit poMee. into Minnesota, winding up at whole town" heard a roar "like a tana. Oct. 7—(T)—Senator Alben $ 3 * d B yd. Sheriff James N. Long of Contra that they will not deal with a union day Spanish Republicans and Mon- Duluth .tomorrow night. terrific thunder clap" and stood W. Barkley winged to Montana The No. 2 G. O. P. candidate Costa county was authorized to which' has not complied with "the archiaU. both foes of Oenerallaai- New Trial UaUkely ibey'rs w msily p«tf*ct...eiily ttie rigid NoMtnd Beautiful for suits, jackets and coats. Black, day to hire extra deputiea to optional, undemocratic, union-bust frozen as bodies and parts of the today to try to stop the Republi Jap Premier • BerUn. Oct. T—(AT— Oeo. Lactaa made the 90th talk of hla cam plane hurtled downward. mo PTranclsco Franco, have patched ImpKtIoo lyjftm mark* Ikam ‘'kragulara" and gives Special $ 2 * 1 9 grey, navy and deep aqua. paign last night — completing nialotain order after a bloody ing anti-Communiat provisions of can drive threatening to unseat up their differences in a formal D. Clay ladleated today a bow trial fight between striking CIO Oil the Taft-Hartley act." Three of four who leaped to Democratic Senator James E. Is uaUkety ter Dee Koch, oaoe ode- sur cwtomara the opportunity to stock up on ttioai three weeks of travel that has safety returned last night to the Resigns Post agreement. carried hla special train through workers and police. Have Not Signed Oaths Murray. Official aources In Paris said the treoe of ButhtweM coaceutrattou Smart clan plaids and novelty stnall plaids In Permlasion to .hire extra help A ir Force base at Warner Robins, The Democratic vice presiden eomp. The 17. B. Military gov- Sm atockinga at tramandoua aavlngal ^ At a New Low Price 23 states and into 75 cities and Bridges and Bryson have not two factions agreed on formation .aU color comblnatlona. w was granted by tho county super Ga., and told a tragic story of the tial nominee scheduled speeches j , , e n o r reesutly t sduesd her sew •A' towns. Since leaving Scaramento signed non-Communist oaths un diaaater and their escape. They of a coalition exile government Sept. 15, Warren ha-s logged 6547 visors when Long explained ten this afternoon at Lewlstown.i8.431 Ashlflaishifla Assumes *Mor> Which will ask western power tenee freea Ife to tour years. Pre $2.35 Extra Sheer ^ Bates 39” Washable sion was mounting at nearby der the act. ., ar6 Capt. H. W. Moore of Wilkins- miles. p. m „ e.a.t.), and tonight at Butte | biudftng to throw out the Franco tests arose la the U'altod States. Mart'nez, where the Shell and as Wal],ace said the shipowners im burg. Pa., co-pilot; Tech. Sgt. E. al Rpspohsikility' in Aasalls f^ r e t Foreign Policy (11 p. m. e.a.t.i, in Murray's be regime. The Koch wonuui. ansoag ether BLACK sociated refineries are strikebound, ply that thia is the major obstacle W. Murhee of Miami, Fla., and To a capacity crowd of 14,000 Staff Sgt. W. J. Peny of Bayonne, half. Government Scandiil A copy of the agreement has things, was accosed ef makliig N Y L O N S P R IN T E D and at Union Oil company's refin to peace on the water front. "But Murray “ In ResU Trouble" lamp ahadee of the skin e f peraoaa Reg. $3.69 and $3*79 in the International amphitheater this is obviously not true," he said, N. J. ■been received at the British em ery at Oleum. Reports reaching Barkley's killed In the oempa. in the stockyard district of Chi because the leaders of the (CIO) On Special Mission bassy In Paris, and it was also to Attempt to Block Entry campaign group, traveling in a To’kvo. Oct. 7—'.ei— Prime Min • • • 100% Virgin Wool cago's South Side last night, War Oil Workers union did sign non- The plane was on a special mis be presented to American and RAYON CREPE ren aasailed a foreign policy based The latest outburst in the 34- special plane, are that Senator ister Hltoshl Ashiila, .assuming tVarnlnx Given Bermuda day strike occurred in front of C^ommuniat oatha and they are out sion testing secret electronic "moral responsibility"