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A public card party will be held ments. The necessity fo r that Mrs, John M. Connolly and Homemakers and others in this ’stand-by” basis seems now to Otoudy with showers tonight and vicinity are reminded of the lec­ tomorrow evening In the Bucking­ 8,995^ young son, who have been making Blood Donor have definitely dlaappeared, and, aa Saturday; eolder Saturday. About Towii ture-demonstration on Frozen ham church. The service at the Member of the Audit their home with Mrs. Connolly’s church Sunday morning will be a result, the existence o f the Man­ parents Mr. and Mrs. D. I. August Foods and types of Freezing Bureau ot Circulations omitted, and Instead will be held chester Red Cross Blood Donor r r s U P TO u s . . . to keep It In good arorldng order, f Sgt. t«eon 8. Cl«*«ynaki( of 12 of SOsWllllam street, have moved equipment, "tomorrow afternoon at Service Ends Service has been terminated. The Manchester— A City of Viiiage Charm 1:30 at the Wapplng Community at eigh t, o’clock In the evening, Sclentlfle Servicing does the trick. Call ns; We are ■ WMtfleld atreet, who for the p « t to wyhnefleld, Pennsylvania, resignatlona of the co-chairmen of trained and'eqnlpped to servlee home anlts or larger House. 'The principal speaker will when Chaplain Dudley Burr will : *7 month! hm! served tn the Army where they V lll make their home. speak on hla overseas experiences. the Service, Mrs. Henry Huggins InstallatlonB. (SIXTEEN RAGES) PRICE THREE CENT8 be George Crowther, extension Was One of Most Active (CiBSsUtod AdverUsIhg m Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN.* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1945 Chrouad Forces, h «! received his Sgt. Connolly expects a discharge This meeting will be preceded, by and Mrs. Louis Custer, have been SERVICE NOW — SALES SOON! YOL. L X V „ NO. 35 agricultural engineer at the Uni­ Iwaorable discharge at Brooke from the Army soon. a pot luck supper In the social accepted with regret and with versity of Connecticut, who will And Successful Units 9S 7 t rtnerixpex/etreg M M M M l lr TVMSti^Mamiunm s e hospital Center, Fort 8am Hous- room at 6:15. ’Die session o f the highest commendation for the out­ show motion pictures in color. W i, Tteas. church school )vill be held Sunday O f Red Cross W ork standing Job done under their lead­ Cpl. Angelo M. Dlmlnico. 368 Other speakers will be Mias ership. To jo Gets Medical Examination Oakland street. Manchester, Is on Marlon Pry, home demonstration at ten, o'clock. W ag^ PoKcy Clan McLean, No. 252, Order of hla way home from Pearl Harbor. During the time that the Red So, while the local chapter oon- agent, and Donald. Gaylord, live­ tinuea Its work, with Increaaing British Leaflets Scottish Oans, will meet tomo^ Dljhinlco la one of more than 1,100 Cross Blood Donor Service operat­ Chinese Communists stock specialist. ’The lecture Is volumn in some departments and a row night at eight o’clock in the hl(^-polnt Army and Navy veter­ given by the County Farm Bureau M ayB e JobV Maaonlo Temple. A fter the meet- Capt. Marshall ed in Manchester, a particularly little less tension & others, one ot ans whom the "Magic Carpet" Is and Is open to all. Wl StRVt HOMES DAIRIES FOOD STORES-TAVERNS-RESTAURilHIS • to g th e members of the Clan will bringing back to the states aboard fine record was made, and prac­ the strictly war activities has re­ ' Join the Daughters of Scotia, who Out of Service ceived Its "honorable dischargs” the U.S.8. Attu. ’The U.S.S. A t­ .Members of the American Le­ tically every visit of the Mobile U ^e Surrender (^iven Lewis win seat their officers. tn— one of more than 200 carriers, and the Red Cross Blood Donor gion auxiliary have been Invited Unit was highly succosaful. The Service is no more . To Oppose Landings escort carriers and attack trans­ to attend a membership supper, volunteers of that committee were Of local interest is the homwable EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S ports In the Navy’s famed "Magic Wednesday evening. November 14 among the most zealous o f the Red discharge from service with the May '/ry to Draft Pro- Carpet” fleet—left Peart Harbor, at 6:30 In G.A.R. ball, Rockville, Cross organization, and their CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE TALL CEDARS U. 8. Arm y Air Corps of Capt. ' Of Indonesians Wednesday, October 31, and Is by Stanley Dobbsz unit. Officers work, coupled with the desire to VEAL CACCIAIORE gran^ Upon Which La< scheduled to arrive In San Pedro Cfliarles A. Marshall, son of Mr. be "of service that was evidenced of the local unit, have also been and Mrs. Charles F. Marshall of Oil Burners DELICIOUS STEAKS borfs Divided Forces today. Passengers will go directly asked to conduct the initiatory by several hundred Manchester NATTVE BROILER.S « Tried to the Separation Centers nearest East Clinton Road, West Hartford, men and women, resulted In the Move May Signal Gen- S i g H S ceremony for the Rockville unit, formerly of Cambridge street. . / - M i Mi|^ht Unite at Parley Bingo their homes to complete the for­ and Mrs. Kathleen .Sweet will be contribution o f several thousand LOADS OF FUN — DINE AND DANCE TONIGHTI Capt. Mkrsball enlisted in the eral Uprising by Well o malities of obtaining their dis­ In charge. Those planning to at-' pints o6 blood for plasma. - Furnaces / chargee before returning to civil­ A ir Corp In Dec. 194i and was With the closing of the Blood Fino Wines, Liquors sBd Beer j - BuUetin! Also Ready to Fight Any I tend are urged to notify the presi­ commissioned 2nd Lt. at Randolph Drilled Jap - Trained Bill to Reduce Orange Hall ian life. Donor Center in Hartford, came A Few stra Available. Washington, Nov. 9—(fl>— Hirohito Still Jap Lawyer dent. Mrs. Dorothy Weden by Field, San Antonio, .Texas, in June A^empt by Chungking] Saturday. , suspension o f the acUvities o f the Nationalists Through- • -i rk a Secretary George W, ’Taylor 1942. He was transferred to West- local Service, awaiting deyelop; RACKLIFFE OIL C a Reymander'ff Restaurant ot the Labor-Management Troops to Enter Any ] over'" Field, Mass., Sept. 1943, R Maple A t m m * -- Hartfoei out EnUre Island of, l a X C S 111 1 9 4 0 Hai^ Devotion Tomorrow Night A daughter, Susan Irene, was 35-37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 ototorence snld today It Is Views Tojo where he won his promotion to IW. HartTore 1-8181 *’tolr to say that In every com­ Other Liberated AreBil 23 REGULAR GAMES 25e. bom yesterday at the Hartford 1st lieutenemt. He served In the java; Tension High' ' ----- DON .WILLIS hospital to Corporal and Mrs. Vic­ mittee there hns been„ full 7 SPECIAL GAMES Pacific theater of operations from siooeptoBoe o f ooUecttve har- A s C rim in a l \ O f North china? tor Abraltls of 47 Mather street ASHES Afro RUBBISH Givira Individuals and O f Japanese SWEEPSTAKES April 1944 to March 1945, when he By Ralph Morton | kalnlng.” ’The former W ar GARAGE Cpl. Abraltls Is at present in ____ ! jarationaration Comes was returned to Westover Field, REMOVED ALICE tXIFRAN Business Slash o f $5, Labor Board chairman told a WEEKLY PRIZE Japan. ’The baby Is the second Batavia, Nov. 9,—(/P)— j Compicta Ante Serriec became captain and was officer In Also Local Moving and (Known As Qoeea Alice) /news conference that this was Natioationalists Begin, MONTHLY PRIZE granddsughter o f Mr. and Mrs. charge of bomber training group «^Briti8h planes dropped leaf-i 920,000,000; Expect­ Powerful Ferments Uzawa Declines to Par­ 18 Main 8 t TPL 8083 Light Trucking SevenUi Dangbter ota Seventh Son FOR SALE ...MUST BE SOLD ^the issue which broke up a Lhingwangtao Landiu|[ W AR BOND Alex Mlkolowaky. navigation until the time o f hip Bom With n VeO lets on Indonesian forces at slntllar conference after the Working That May TO BE DRAW N OOT. M discharge. PH O NE 8962 ed to Create Jobs ticipate in Defense; Readings Dally, Inciadlnf ammSms, Soerabaja today calling for first World war, called by G A V E L L O & E. SCH ULZ 9 A . M toiP. M.OrBy Appolat- AT ONCE President Wilson In 1919. Change Attitude o f Ma­ Sees *Tojo Personally Chungking, Nov. 9.— I their unconditional surrender Washington, Nov. 9— (S’)— The menL In' the Service o f the Peo­ Chinese Communists will op-1 WASHING MACHINES ple for SO Tears. — a move which may signal a White House today announced that jority in Few Years Responsible for War^ Public Rel^brds Washington, Nov. 9— (JF)—John pose any attempt of Chung-| AND SPUUTDAL MEDIUM 12 Foot McCray Meat Show Case, double plate general uprising by well President Truman had signed the' LECLERC 189 Church Street, Hartford, Oeaa. drilled, Japanese-trained na­ L. Lewis may try to draft a wage (Editor’s Note; Glenn Babb, king troops to land in Maa-f MODERN bill giving individuals and busineM bargaining policy on which labor’s Tokyo, Nov. 9-^(4')— Fusaaki Q t i w PUNERAL BOMB ELECTRIC APPLIANCES W s rru te e Deed PhoM a-SOM glass in good condition. Can also be used tionalists throughout the en­ Associated Press foreign churia or enter any other! slash of 35,920,000,000 in 1944 divided forces might unite at Pres Uzawa, prominent. Japanese law­ Frederick R, and Rose LkFIash RADIO SERVICE tire island o f Java. neH’s editor, yesterday dis­ REPAIRED taxes. yer appointed to defend war crim­ “ liberated areas” of north I SS Main Stnat to the Allen Realty Company, for fruit and vegetable case. $25.00. • ident Truman’s labor-management cussed the progress of the oc­ FUEL OIL Specializing in Auto Radios Time Umlt Set la UlUmatum cupation program In Jnpan. inals, today declined to participate China, a Red spokesman de*| F h o a a 6269 TELEPHONE 5059 property located on West Center Mr. Truman thus became the conference. /- The ultimatum ordered the na­ first president In 16 years to s^gn Lewis last night roundly ^de Today he deals with the in the defense of Hldekl Tojo, the dared today. His declarationl r m s Om o< M uebestm 's Old- street. H. GONDER Former Premier Hideki TnJo of Japan receives a medical exam­ 811 East Middle Turnpike. Tel. 3441-6031 tionalists to lay down their arms a general tax reduction measure. nounced a resolution o ffe r ^ by much-discussed present and Pearl Harbor premier,” because came as ' Nationalist troopsl ast Oealan ffov BaHabla Semdea. RANGE OIL before 6 a. m. tomorrow. Issued in ination at Omdri prison camp, where he and other Jap piiaonera await'; 53Brotid St." Tel. 2-1486 Not since Herbert Hoover put bis CIO President Philip Murray, de­ trial as war criminals. The scar ot buUrt wound from his suicide future statiM of that defeated “Tojo personally was responsible began pouring from U. S. sh ipil the name of Lieut. Gen. Sir Philip signature on a ’’Christmas pres­ claring It would limit labor's wage attempt ia visible on hMt Indies, the an overall reduction of pocketbook bottle o f milk( a pair of shoes or a By Glenn Babb ern border’, along which Ck)mmu-| Manchester Memorial SIMON1ZING leaflets said the order would be versity, nevertheless said that To­ levies. straw hat.” Tokyo, Nov, 9—(S?)— The em- jo should be given a fair trial— nist troops were arrayed. backed up by the use of all Naval, The W . G. G lrancy Co. AT ONCE! The Body Shop Method Mrs. Delia Sullivan C A L L 3996 See Buslneee Stimulated Outlines Wage Program although I am not sure that he Hospital Arm y and A ir Forces under hlk peror of Japan to outward appear- Most Quit Peltalto P B o r a d id S BULLDOZER OPERATOR Congressional sponsors of the With support from A F L Presi­ deserves It.” —because of the inter­ SPENCER CORSETTER command. Auto and Steel Wage anbes retains the religious ven­ The spokesman asserted Na-| AND STERLING SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. legislation said it would stimulate dent William Green, Lewis out­ national Importance of the case. tionalist forces would have Women’s Auxiliary Cook’ s Service Station British and Indian troops have eration and devotion of a vast to| '884 Oeatar St. TM. 8101 5 Broad FOR SALE. business In the reconversion period lined to the conference’s Executive "■TV • g • , r 6 ^ 1 g withdraw from the railway towiil D UM P TRUCK DRIVERS suffered 303 casualties to date In and create Jobs. committee— and later to reporters The 73-year-old Uzawa told the majority of the 76,000,000 defeat­ of Peitaiho, near (%lnwangtao>l Street and Garage clashes with Indonesian national­ — a wage program which would Associated Press that he would Only Experienced Men The White House announcement Disputes m 1 op ed and dazed Japanese, but pow­ not defend any Japanese charged which he contended ChungMtol f - lOR OUR PROV.Pl .•ROOM SINGLE VACANT ists in Soerabaja, the headquar- ^ is morning said the bill was freq labor to seek whatever it FO O D SA LE Need Apply. erful ferments are working which as a war criminal unless he per­ troops had occupied behind a U»| Call 2-0900 Manchester Green, Conn. . ters of General Christison an­ signed yesterday. could “ reasonably” get. may change this In a few years. sonally was satisfied the accused S. Marine spearhead. Phone 7195 or 7531 — Or for Located in Autumn Street section. Kitchen, Dining nounced today. O f these 31 were The .legislation: "W e believe In the right o f in­ American policy as executed was Innocent. He said he believed 'Thla was the latest Communist I HALE’S STORE Washing Machines killed,' 189 missing and 83 wound­ 1. Removes 12,000,(H)0 low in­ vestors to get a return on their Scores o f Work Slop- Cali or Write Appoint­ Room, Living Room and large Reception Room on first under General MacArthur has charge of American Intervention, I ed. come persons from the tax rolls Investment,, of industry to make a been to permit Jnpan to retain The Haie Construction Co. floor. 3 Bedrooms with exceptionally bux# closet space, An explosive tension gripped all pages Various (Continued on Page Eight) which earlier In the day had basal SaL, Not. 10, 9 a. m. ment At and assures reductions of 10 per profit, of labor to negotiate free­ A the emperor ami use his unique 869 Main St Manchester Repaired Bath on second floor. Steam heat, coal. —Interior in Java. A British Army official denied by Lieut. Gen. Albert C^| cent or more for individuals mak­ ly,” the Mine Workers’ chief toW dustries and Busi- prestige to make smooth the sur­ Your Home good condition. Large two-car garage, 22 x 24, with admitted the situation at Soera­ NeedProbiiig Wedemeyer, commander o f U. S.| ing up to 350,000 annually. Smaller Correspondents after a clash with render, occupation and program of All Makes and Models. Eaves-Trough baja was critical. He announced forces in (Hiina. or Mine. chimney. Lot 75 x 150 with garden plot. PR ICE: cut* are provided fw those with Murray in the closed . committee nesses Idle 275,000 democracy dictated by the con­ Phone 8822 or 2-1164 that more troops of the Fifth In­ Mazziott Gets Wedemeyer was quoted in a I and Conductors Need Repnlrlng incomes over 350,000. Total reduc­ meeting. querors, But there is no guar­ 17,500.00. dian division artrved here yester­ Shanghai interview aa saying that! or Reptoetag Oo Tour Homel tions for individuals amount, to Free competition within indus­ Fergusoh Wants Inquiry anty continuing Allied support for day, and unofficially It was learned try as peacetime production rises, By The Associated Press American forces had been caughtl B R K E © 32.644.000.000. the imperial institution, and the that 4,000 Dutch troops would Lewis said, will serve as a ‘lim i­ Wage disputes between j On Why Pearl Harbor Severe Grilling in minor clashes, but insisted theiel We Carry Cdupensetidlit M cK in n e y b r o t h e r s 2. Provides special U x treat­ ultimate decision on the emperor NOTICE! land in Batavia tomorrow. tation on prices and a brake on was no intervention. '1 Real Estatr and Insurance ment for veterans of World war II, CIO uhions and General Mo­ concept must emanate from the Coal gas Is dangerons. Have profits, while nicreased efficiency Stories Differ Now 505 MAIN STREET WlU Punish Extremists forgiving all levies on service pay tors Corporation and United Japanese people. 'The Communist spokesman said I House at 16 East yonr hot air fnniace eondltloaed and competition will lower the cost Manchester,. Connecticut C2irlstlson pointed out carefully of enlisted men in wartime and Thus far there is little evidence McDonough Unable to the demand fro withdrawal at N to l G. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. by aa expert. of articles to the consumer.” States Steel Corporation held Washington, Nov. 9— (>P)— Sena­ Middle Turnpike TE LE PH O N E 6060 - 7482 - 5230 that the Soera)>aJa situation was giving officers three years In tionalist troops from Peitaiho dl4| I Asked whether he might try to the top spot along the na­ of danger to the throne. Com­ Change Seriously Pre­ CALL different from that existing else­ which to settle with the govern­ tor, Ferguson (R-M lch) said today not include the areas of (3i1q-| ment. ' munists newly freed from prison ing wrecked. Building jLumher o f All Kinds where on the island, and that the frame some other declaration of tion’s labor front today. The he wants to know why some Army wangtao. nor Peiping, and HeB?^| wage, bargaining policy on which and other restraints clamor nols- vious Story Related extremists at Soerabaja whp were d ip s Burdens O f Business scores ,ot..work stoppages in officers reportedly changed their fly for the emperol-’B romoval but sin farther west, but these material for sale on all of labor’s 36 delegates to the Mason Supplies-—Paint— Hardware •Norman Bentz guilty e f attacks on - the British, 3. a ip s 33.136,000.000 o ff the stories about the Pearl Harbor dis­ they are an infinitesimal minority. would be the subject for futaTe| JA M E S A. burdens o8 bnslnesB next year, conference might agree, the various industries and busi­ Hartford, Nov. 9. — (/F> — John^ the job. Balsam Wool Insulation Phone 8966 S92 Eaat Center St. would be punished. aster. Nearly all other parties which negotistlons. Hls sUtement said ” it is only on principally through repeal o f the bntsh-browed UMW president nesses kept idle some 275/pOO Mazziott, flrzt witness for the pros­ The (Tommuniate have insii paused, then said: workers. Ferguson told a reporter he and mushroomed in the wake of Amer­ those who attack us. or prevent us corporaUon war-imposed 85.5 per ^nator Brewster (R-Me) will ask ican-Imposed new freedoms call ecution in .the trials of seven Hart­ that the Nationalist troops^ WOODS cent excess profits tax. ”We might come to that.” SEE MR. KNOFLA Koy and The Gang from carrying out the tasks set Terms Charges ’’Unjust” the Senate-House Investigating for democratic changes without ford men chasged with conspiracy draw from ’’Communist-Ht for us by the United Nations at 4. Repeals the $5 use tax on au­ 3Iuch Disputed Resolution In Detroit, General Motors COAL COKE OIL committee to call before it some touching the "sacred and Invio­ areas of North China a(Ka cond3i>| Range and End! Oil the Potanin conference that we tomobiles and boats at a savins: Murray’s much-disputed resolu­ termed ’’unjust and absurd” the to obstruct the administration of Pormerly At Bolton Lake House of the officers Brewater has con­ late” position of the mikado. tion for peace discus^ shall turn tn l full strength which o f 3140,000.000. tion, held In the executive com­ charges by the CIO United Auto­ justice; continued on the stand in 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 tended “ repudiated in substantial Meanwhile, Hirohito goes about Scheduled ConferadM Cancelled:'! With has defeated Germany and Japan.” 6. Freezes the social security mittee since Monday, would put mobile Workers that it had vio­ Superior court today under severe Local MoTing and HOBIE PORTRAITURE If You Want To respects" testimony they had hia functions as high priest and cross-examination by ^Attorney tax in 1946 at one per cent on em­ the labor-management meeting on lated the Wagner act by refusing A scheduled^^ternooe contor>J ROY, ALICE MAY, HARPO, ZEKE, DICK AND TEX Massing 100.000 Strong given before an Army Inquiry dlirinely descended ruler of hls Thomas McDonough. T V n d d n g ELECTRIC MOTORS ployes’ pay and employers’ pay­ record as favoring full and prompt to bargain colieetiyely on the ence betweenX%ungklng and Oom-| The Indonesians were reported collective bargaining, under the board. people with little or no altertlon Mr. McDonough, counsel for Repairing - Rewinding Buy Or Sell Will Entertain At roll. Without the ’’freeze” this union’s demand for ' 30 per cent of the ancient Shinto rituals. Last munlst repK8entatly.es on JOSEPH ADAMS ipaasing 100,000 strong in central wage policy broadcast last week “ We want some of these officers Riidy Patrizz and Sam Chealer, Nationalists* latest peace offsirl 29 Pearl Street All Work Guaranteed tax would have jumped Jan. 1 to wage rate Increases for the cor­ week he performed the customary Java, and leader after leader took 2.5 per cent for eacht by President Truman—that wage called in and asked why they was unable'during the early mornr was '(^celled at the last mon*a(t| Phone 2-1231 Ace Electric Motor Repairs to the radio last night urging the poration's 325,000 workers. rites of worship in palace sanc­ Ing to change seriously the story TeL6566 No Change In Excito Levies rises are “imperative." changed their stories,” Ferguson b y ^ e Communists. HARTFORD ROAD. ' people not to lay down their arms In Washington, the United tuaries on Metli setsu. birthplace related by Mazziott 'Hiursday un­ 221 N. Main SL, 0pp. Depot The bill makes no change In the Although Murray’s resolution said. "W e want to know how it /^prller, the contending parUeel REAL ■' but to fight, a Dutch monitor States Steel corporation told the of hls grandfather. Emperor MelJl. der the questioning o f State’s A t­ Telephone 5642 WILLIE’S excise levies on the so-called lux­ did not mention the price-control National Labor Relations board It was possible for their memory of ^had reported some progress afte*| and one of the three big holidays torney H. M. Alcorn, Jr. RESTAURANT & GRILL Soerabaja said. ury Ugms such aa liquor, luggage, phases of Mr. Tniman’a wage-price events to be better three years a resumption of the negotiations. I Observers here said the struggle would cooperate in making ar­ on the Japanese calendar. furs. Jewelry and cosmetics. measage to the nation, Lewis held after the attack than it was eacl- When the session opened ^fnis The Communist New OtifHkI 378 Hartford Foad Telephone 3813 between the Dutch and Indone- rangements for a strike vote Nov. Next week Hirohito is journey- ESTATE Congress sent the tax bill to that these were part o f the policy. 28 among some 500.000 CIO em­ ier.” ^ , morning, Mazziott a d m itt^ hav­ Daily News, while specifying thagl Ferguson added that he was ing attended school through the When You’re Hungry . . Remember! GRILL the president amid demands for ployes in 13 o f its aubsldlarlea. (Continued on Page Ten) ^ the latest asserted U. S. IntenBtol (OonUnned on Page Tw elve) (Continued on Pnge Ten) A t 446 CENTER STREET cuts In government spending and - Ill a statement. General Motors, referring to changes fn testimony Eighth grade and bclifg able to tion had been bloodless, charged I Winter Potatoes for a balanced national budget. shortly after the CIO-UAW filed a he said came about through the read. He then wa.s.*liown a copy that American troopa and armotod | AUTO REPAIRING of a morning newspaper containing WE SERVE SPECIAL DINNERS Sponsors voiced hope that the complain with the N LRB accusing collection of affidavits by Ms], W e Can For Your Car and Delirer It PAUL SCHENDEL Starting Saturday, November 10, 9 P. M. to 1 A .M. the denial of A ^ r n e y C. A. Moy- Fair Prices 1946 cut would stimulate business 'the company of unfair labor prac­ Henrj»C. (Tlausen of the Judge Ad­ (Continued on Page Twelve) And Every Saturday Thereafter Details Given lan that the/attorney had told 187 Gardner Street EVE^Y D A Y Annamese Put and boost national income to such Exnect Parley tices, said the union's position was vocate General's depailment.. Whan Repairs Are Completed. / Mazziott hrcould obtain a restora­ an extent that the 'Treasury would not borne out by the facta.” Secret Papers Made Available tion of .forfeited rights any time Telephone 2-0465 Wines . . . B^rs . . . Liquors. ' CaO suffer no actual loss In revenue. ~ Counter-Proposals Rejected Brewster read In the Senate last ^ TELEPH O NE 2-1602 On Slaughter desired; In the llgm of the news­ A fter the $5,920,000,000 cut la Of Big Three GM’s statement said the union week an order by Former Secre­ paper statement Mazziott insisted \v MONACO MOTOR SALES Wm. Johnson made, fiscal experts estimate,, the has demanded 52 hours pay for 40 tary of War Stlmson which made secret and top secret papers avail­ (Oontlnned on - n g o Twelve) F la s h ie s ! 50 Oak Street At Cottage Street ' Bitter Battle Fought Possibility of Another (Contlnued on Page Ten) able to CTlousen. The Main senator Woman Testifies While (L «te Bullellns ol ,the An Wire) J BniMer — Real Estate (Coatfamed on Pag* Yen) REAL ESTATE Near Taii An, 35 MUes Meeting Advanced in told hls coIIeagusA. Clausen was Tears Stream. D Jphns^-Built Homes Treasury Balance sent around the world to get affi­ 21 Killed In A ir Craeh davits with the result that some Cheeks; Kin Yi^tims Will pay cash for your prop­ • 0 • Th i D ry Food Y our Southwest o f Saigon London Press Today Suspeclf Cuts Corpus ChrisK,; Tex., Nov; ,9.^1 TEXACO CRYStALITE Five Persons Washington, N ov.'••9.— (S’)—The "amazing oontradltlons," develop­ (S’)— ^^'enty-one elilcera and iBefll erty — anywhere in Man­ BROAD STREET ed in testimony. ,Doo W ill Lo v i I Saigon, Indo Ofilna, Novi 9—(ff) London, Nov. 9—(d')— The possi­ position of the Treasury Nov. 7 Manila, Nov. 9 - ^ —The first RgkfL weroCU'M last alght In chester. Bolton, Vernon or Receipts, 3122,505,195.49; ex- ChairHian Barkley (D,. Ky.) of RANGE O IL NO/2 FUEL OIL t e l e p h o n e 7426 ■J . — Bitter fighting broke out yeaUr- bility of another meeting of Pres­ details of a maa^Aiaughter perpe­ f f J W l l l t Y 1 |i«ion of two Naval planea Sooth Windsor. No delay. Tiik rMBy « « t whMi U'i D«f Chtw day when French troopa were met Killed in Riot ident Truman, Gdnerallwimo Sta­ pendifUrea. 3188,256,893.65; bal­ trated last Fep/16 and 18 by the Spoil Island. Two long ranf# Pe-| (Continued on Page Eight) , ftp dUwMr. Thnl'# ktrgMis f>9f Chew by strong resistance from Anna- lin and Primp" Minister Attlee ance, 312.705,028.118.95. ^ Japanese liy a ravine near Taal, trol seaplanes laiown as •toail'-1 COMING TO IC fM P 'S 9 C Gallon liM 6 •ever 4o§8 racily f«r. In fra** meso naUonalists In the vidnlty of Batangaa province were related ners,” skimming aboat 2M feet | Howard R. Hastings 7 7-lOc cSTn ^ ^ dioiBs fM*nt toau Mndticbid by Fur* was advanced In the London press Rushed in, Serious Gm- Tan An, 35 miles southwest of Russian General Inters today, and diplomatic sources, today by two black clad women at sAove the surface o f the bay, eal*| Real Estate Specialist % hsn Rmsnrth. ped m ted Png O w r > the Yamashita war crlines trial. llded at 8:06 p. m. Naval offletafaj to rU nUMP iiiiaUt type tmda tMtod. Saigon. • venes .pointing out there had been no dition to Hospital; FAMOUS LAUNDERALL FAMBLY GROUP Aa4 D«t Qhipv Is toltos iKm • fr«8li The engagement began after to Halt Out- Both lost members of their fam­ annoiinced teiday that one plane! 101 Phelps. Road meeting o f the statesmen since the Mew Electronic Shorthand Alone Five Minutes L T. WOOD CO. mmn dM fwp pw48p dbts f«8 mM tliG French overland columns and break in Bucharest rinal defeat o f the Axis, said such ilies in the slaughter. was taking off, the other laadlnicl Phones 4842 or 2-1107 hm panm^wusa mmk pptrlisi AU. Om' river-borne forces sought to con­ While tears streamed down her at the time. One ship attemptet^l BY JACOBS GO. 51 BISSELL STREET - TELEPHONE 4496 HOSPITALIZATION mm prwulfw, MaApfRlh. sitoftiiiu ao4 emference In the near future Insurance Mortgages tinue reoccupylng territory^ south could not be ruled out. checks, Mrs. Ckmchlta Lualhati Pontiac, Mich., Nov. 9. — (4n— to continue but the pilot lost enuil eOm tm4 siinHbh W 0«f , Post-War Gift of Science testified that the soldiers of Lieut. trol and crashed Into the water,) THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC C1i8w MBiwitol# • tog n9«to tm to p of the capital. Vlfhen they neared BoUetln! The Daily Ehepresa in a front Sheriff Edward K. 'Fhomas an­ INSURANCE eendiURti Stort iiidlm Oiff Qimp to* Tan An, a stronghold Of the viet Bucharest, Nov, 8——A page atory said ” it Is more than Gen. Tomoyukl Yamashita set fire nounced today that Edward BeUm. Both planes sank. toy-weedIRtolitt* to a barrio (village) forcing her • • • -. HOME LAUNDRY minh (native nationallata), the check o f h o s jilf Iz and mor­ likely that Attlee and Truman By Howard W. Blakeslee. •distinctive pattern. The ebarae- held fbr questioning In the slaying A New Family PoUcy Annamese h|t back There were In- tuaries today showed that at will confer with Stalin” after the ' ters resemble shorthand done in family to seek refuge In a nearby of Mrs. Alberta Rose Young, had Favors Single Department Associated Press Science Editor Washington, Nov. 9.—(4V-L4eutJ dlbatioha that Japanese deserters leqst seven persons were killed Truman-Attlee meeting in Wash fat and sometimes fuzzy stroke*. sugar plantation. Pursuing Japa­ slashed his wrists in the county 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 Now Available New York, Nov. 9.—(4V^A new Qen. .lames II. Dofilittle told were imllaborating with- the Na­ i nnd 61 wounded In n slx-honr Ington. The word "sure” looks like a dlv-. nese diverted the fleeting people jail here and was rushed in serious kind of electronic shorthand, done tors today that the Army At Low Group Rates tionalists. riot between Romanian sol­ "Many informed diplomats be­ ing plane. Laughter Is a row - ot toward the ravine. condition' to the Pontiac General in green light, which translates “ I could hear screaming from Force wants a post-war estabUstol Fighting continued last night. diers aad demonstrators cele­ lieve that this meeting (of the Big spoken words directly and In- fcathera The sound ,ot S is a hospital. For Mca, Women Agee 18 to 80; *rhere were reliable reports today brating King BUhal’B 24th Three) may be held very soon,'' men. women and children as shoot­ TTie sheriff said Bellm, who yes­ raent of 400,000 .regular offlceriil atanUy into readable patterns on broad whiplash curUln and men and a reserve of 1,000,0 Children to Age 11 Inclusive. that one French garrisofivhad re birthday which was finally wrote the paper’s diplomatic cor' ings became Intense and the Jap­ terday underwent a lie detector a television screen, is the first A t the first demonstration an The veteran, .filer said these S| NOTICE O ld ^ A ge O r o ^ 00-8# quested British Indian foK es for respondent. Giiy Eklen. anese started showering people test in the slaying Investigation, halted last night by a Russian spectacular post-war gift of sci­ audience saw the wprds o f some of ures have been approved by A. n iy a fort relief. Another report said that general. •Uaeonfirmed re­ Report* Stalin’s. Health Bad with grenades." she told the com­ had been left alone In the county Purina Dog Chow ence. Its members on the screen. They F. leaders under (im . H. H. Arnoh HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME ’fUrlmiiM or aoiMent expenoes the AnnameSI had turned a Jspa- . ’There has been no official indi­ mission in a halting, choking voice. jail hjre for only five minutes when Qn and After November First ports asiid 300 Btndenls and The electronic tubes write the heard girls who had studied the" A. A. F. chief, but had not when oonSned In nay hospital nese-manngd 75 against French cation that Stalin would n;eet "The Japanese were dhshing It ..was discovered he had cut both members of the NnKonnl new language, by a method per­ light language for a year and a been accepted by the War dep^ YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? anywhero la the U. 8. A. or CLOSE-OUT SALE OP troops. President Truman and Prime Min' around laughing and shouting dur­ hls wrists. ■ Peasant and Liberal parties fected by the. Bell Telephone half translate readily. ment or joint chiefs of staff, Oenade Boom and board ex­ Only Shadow Resistoiice later Attlee after the Washington ing this terrible time.” Bellm had been taken into ciis- SEE JARVIS ONCE FOR EVERY DETAILI were arrested from among the' laboratories hersi The tubes not Ekigar Bloom, Jr., born stone former 8th Air Poree chief teottsl THE SEAMAN FUEL penses op to $8Ae por day for Until yesterday the Annamese demSastmtors. Witnesses said talks. And on both sides o f the deaf, college educated, who got Saw More Than 600 Dead "tody for questioning after he had only write in Instantaneous light, Her husband and one-year-old fled before the Senate MiUtav)l!l W e roe to Inspect the matarials and workninnaUp laeor- drat se days' coaBaemeat fOOO had offered only shadow resistance they saw police forcibly tak­ Atlantic theri^ have been uncon­ ^ n g by lip reading, learaed in 10 given authorities considerable In­ hut also print the new form of daughter were among the more •Affairs committee in favor e f tn pnnited mto tbe several new homes we now have nnder oonstrao- per day tor aaxt 80 dayp eon- to French expansion southward ing groups o f young people firmed reports that Stalin was not months for the first time in his formation : concerning ' his knowl­ language on paper." than so dead abe saw in the ra- single national defense departaae^| AND SUPPLY CO., INC. GUDDEN PAINTS Their chief action had been to es- into the 'Ministry of Interior. In good health. life to speak so that strangers edge of Mrs. Young’s financial af­ Useful for Totally Deaf with air raised to equal pow er: Tan ewe It to year family to tablish roadblocks by felling trees Geoffrey Con, political corre­ could understand him. He does not vine- fairs. An inspection of Mrs. GAIXONS QUARTS The new language is useful for Juanita Barrion, 26, told of los­ ground and sea forces. provldo this aeeorlty aad pro- across the highways. Bucharest, jNov. 9— (/f)— A fu­ spondent of The News Chronicle, know how his own voice sounds, Young’s bank books showed that • s • You Cm , Depend the to ta lly ^ ea f and also will aid ing bier mother, father, three sis­ JARVIS REALTY WILL BE LOCATED AT teetioa la an emergency aad . Regular, 63J25 Regular 95c The strength at the Annamese rious Mx-hour riot between Com speculating on a Big Three meet­ but the light shorthand enabled her account had dropped from deaf children to learn how to ters and four brothers. They were Rioting Trials Started tin e of need. even in areas occupied by the munina and supporters of Roqian- ing,"" wrdle that ’’ can be him to learn how to use hla vocal more than 33,300 to 31.68 in a few speak so .that they can be under­ victims of machin^gun and rifle Cairo, Nov. 9-r'"> *mr- squato, scene Of the rioting, last report had him in a nursing home land. " waa reportad 427 Hartford Road 481 MAIN ST. TEL. 43SS Every sound, no matter how writers that will write words — ■i— , Twelve). water. DEUVERT kOPPERS COKE^ HEAT REGULATORS , 858 Mala pt.. Maaehester slightly different, makes its own spoken to them in a microphone. (Contlatied to ^ 1 * tElgkt);" T Tal. 5185 ([Ooettaiisd to Page K ighti ,(L'»nUauad t o U g k t l (CoatiaiMd n Fage Elghli

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rAGE TWO MANCHESTER EV^JJJNG MfiKAEli. MANCHJOrrEltJ CONN. TRIDAT, NOVEMBER 9, 1948 MAN6HESTBR BVENINO HERALD. IIANCaEBTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1948 PAGE V Connecticut radio atatlona Tuesday I "to give the peopllrf of Connecticut steeple fundNmd one of the first MeiiUil Health ni{;ht. X,' I a sound understanding\of 'mentaJ projects will ^ g lecture and not appear at tbe hearing held MANCHESTER ™ . T» A • 1 "The Story of Lioulse MipU-ton," illness." Vet Programs movice on India ^ be given by Manchester Life in Africa October 25 when he was to have I a l e t o OC^ A ir< ? C l *4apted from the^ recorus of the Jobn'Sbamans on 'ni^aday evening Telephone Go. Show Opens Today Further Delay been heard on a request to erect a A U T a BODY Connecticut State hospital here by' at 8 in the basement of the Date Book k-~i garagd nearer to the property ------• Jack Neher and AIox Sarcyan, Just Wants fTIckels ^iveii Backing Quarryyille church .Mr. Seamans Is Challenge line, wax represented last night. Traditional New England Winter Weather Will 80 Oak Street hospital employes, will be present­ who has-been helping with the Fel­ Tomorrow ' / Wages Rise On Zone Rule He claims- his present ggrsge is Telephone .^979 Middletown, Nov. 9 -i/Pi-What ed under the joint spon.sorship of Stillwater, Okla. — -An Okla- lowship this year has been a mis­ Ceremonial Tall Cedars of Leb­ in the basement of his home at Auto Body and is believed to be one of the first: the hospital and the Connecticut! homa Aggie foOtball fan. Wl^o lost Two Broad Projects to sionary to lAdia for. five years. He anon, MaaOfiic Temple. Honest Chance of Live­ 28 Litchfield street and he re­ Fender Repairing dramatizations of the subject of!s' Society a^e>>(esfse for Mental Hygiene and ^ h i his l l HIlIfnlHbillfold 'rnn#Ainln«f coi^aining S70$70 si^da^ tWO Assist Returned Serv­ will pre.acnt the lecture and show Armistice banquet VFW Aiixil- lihood Is Ahn, Fed­ Are Retroactive to Mar. No Decision Is Made on quested the new garage in order mental health under the s p o n s o r - ^ y Gov. fi«y- Tulaa movies and will also have cos­ iary, ,VFW Home at 6:30 p. m. to be able to get out in the winter Get Here In Due Time. Will You Be Prepared? Auto Painting , , mond fi. Baldwin. ' ' : football gam^ here Saturday, ran Sunday, Nov. 11 11; Means an Increase Petition of Bryant and Sinonizing icemen Supported tumes from that country. There eration Here Told time. The permit was granted. ‘*1 The hospital. In ahnounelng the ; this ad: "Ju/t return the tUpkeU, wrill be a nominal admisaion fee Armistice Day church aervlces Of $1,100,000 Chapman Co. Also granted last night for one scheduled to be heard over three i projected presentation, .said it was I I don’t care/about the moni and refreshments will be on sale and memorial exercises at hos­ year, waa permissTon to Walter H. HEAVY COTTON Washington, Nov. _9. c/Pi—Two after the entertainment. Proceeds pital. “The challenge of Africa is to - r - give s simple, stralgbtforward. .Hartford, Nov. 9—AU non-man­ The Zoning Board of Appeals Scadden to use part of garages at broad projects to help war vet­ from the affair will be donated to Monday, Nev. 18 442 Hartford road for a wood the steeple fund. Annual American Legion Armis­ honest folk a chance to liva,” stat­ agement employees of 'The South­ last night again continued for UNIONSUITS erans leaunie peacetime pursuits ern New England Telephone Com­ working shop. This waa also to attracted strong support', in Con- j National EducatiuB Week tice Day supper. Legion hall. ed Dr. Henry C. McDowell of (he three weeks decision, on the peti­ have been heard two weeks ago.. National Education Week will be Parents’ Nijght, Manchester pany are to receive wage increases tion of the Bryant, and Chapman gress today. observed from Nov. 11 to Nov. 16. High school, 7:30 p. m. Dixwell Avenue Congregational of $3.80 to $1 weekly, cqmpany of­ Company, Division of the Gener­ 'Thera w as. no Objections to any One proposal is to revise the During this week throughout Tneadny, Nov. 1$ church. New Haven, at the Wo­ ficials announced today. The In­ al Ice (^ream Corporation, for of "the reouesta mode last night. $1.50 up “O- I. bill of rights'” to slmplifjr America, public interest centers Card Party, Buckland-Oakland men’s Federation meeting at Ceiv- creases are retroactive to March permission to make alterations Permission was given George Dart loan proceduce and liberalize edu­ Upon the schools: a special wel­ PTA at Buckland school. 11, 1945, the date i«reed upon tat and additions to the plant known to erect a one family house on an HEAVY WEIGHT COTTON cational beneflth. It passed the ter church. Wednesday evening, wage negotiations conducted last undersized lot In a rural zone on come is extended to parents and Open Night at Howell Cheney Nov, T, Dr. McDowell has spent as the Manchester Dairy at 113 Senate unanimously yesterday. other'Hcitxens to visit and study Technical School, 7 to S p. m. spring and summer with The Ck>n- Summit street. The hearing wsis Lake street. Donald J. Gobiello House lesders told s reporter they the schools. Wednesday, Nov. 14 18 years In African missionary nectleut Union of Telephone Work­ held October 25 and at that time, to use a garage In the rear of 13- SHIRTS—DRAWERS expected Speedy concurrence. Parent's'^'Nlght Mrill be held at Methodist Get-together at South work. He said the biggest barrier ers, Inc. Nearly 6,000 employees iT^quest was made for a change 14 Marble street for the manu­ The other plan is to have a Fed­ Center school qn- Wednesday. Nov, church, starting at Silfr. missionaries have is working will benefit from these and inci­ in plans already granted by the facturing of model airplanes. The eral agency formulate a coordi- 14 from 8-10 o'clock for this pur­ Annual banquet, Army and through governments to reach the dental wage adjustments which building inspector tor an addition permission was granted for one $1.25 ndted national program to * help pose. Since this week is also Book Navy club. 7 p. m. people. Because of the African peo­ company officials estimate will but which it was desired to year. The (Covenant Congrega­ veterans get Jobs. Week, special work Will be ahown Annual meeting and election of ple’s direct approach to life, they add about $1,100,000 to tbe payroll change, tional church 'was granted permis­ and 8 4 1 M oi»t \W'o«dd Be«italiz« Ageticy regarding books. The Colter school officers of Anderson-Shea Post, cannot compete with the pressure on an annual basis. Tbe change, it was stated, was sion to erect a directional sign at Under identical bills proposed has an evening for visitlnjivfqr the VFW. methods end subtleness of the A Joint peUUon tor. approval of asked jo allow use of tbe building East Center and Spruce street yestOrday by six legislators, the convenience of parents who -work Thursday, Nov. 1.3 white man and ere frequently ex­ some of these wage adjustments as -taead.quarters for the Bryant Paul Agard was given permission war-nme retraining and reemploy­ when school is usually in sesuon, Swedish Night, ScandUr Lodge ploited and abused, explained Dr. has been pending before the War Patricia Morlson, Pearl Bailey, and Chapman Company in Man­ to add to his garage in the rear A but would be pleased to have visiK at Orange hall. McDowell. Labor Board tor several months. of 92-94 Laurel street. $1.35 ment administration would be re­ The telephone company is making Lenny Kent chester which wished to move vitalized' and put to work on the ors at any time that week. . FYlday, Nov. 1« Groups of the Women’s Federa­ from Hannaway street to the The Town Motors was given Per program. Bolton Briefs Pqients and teachers get-to­ tbe increases effective now imder permission to operate a gasoline V- tion announced their plana for the the new government regulations Patricia Morls«>n, ’’Glamorous building. on Summit street. Garment The measure was introduced by A typographical error in the gether Concordia Lutheran church month at the business meeUng. A Hollywood star.” appears In per- The Question Involved station at '45, West Center street Senator Magnuson (D., Wash.) item appearing earlier in the at 7:30Ss. military whist, open to the public, given in Hlxecutlve Order 9651 The permit for the erection of and the request of Edward F. Per­ for hlmstlf and Senators Eklwin C. week omitted the name of Private itlonday, Nov. 19 will be held at Center church which was Issued by President n to headline the triple stage the building Secured in August ry for permission to erect a small ALL THE NEW FALL AND Johnson .. La.) Capps enroute to Le Havre France. Annual Turkey, Ooose and Pig permanent wave. creases range from $3.80 weekly seeking advice about from the stated. Is a . war veteran and is and Savage (D„ Wash.) Lt. Howard C. (Laddie) Chase Social, Hoee Co. No. 1. S. M. F. D.. for those with three or more years’ of the loveliest of screen stars, now living In a tent and it was Miss Anna French of the Mary will sing, entertain and thrill you town counsel. The board is of the The legtalatioh directs the agen­ of the Marines Is spending a fur­ Legion hall. Cheney Library will give a book service to $1 per week for new em- opinion that the change asked for claimed he wanted to get out of MEN’S NAVY NECKWEAR cy to "formulste a veterans Jpb lough with his parents In South Annual business meeting. Army ployees. Girls In Connecticut’s In a delightful stage act. Co- the tent for the winter. He was review for Group D. under the headllned on the bill is Pearl now is an improvement over the and Integrated national program” Bolton after two years in the and Navy club, 8 p. m. leadership of Mrs. A. Hyatt But- largest exchanges, where 52 per permit granted, but the matter not present to state his case last which shall: \ , South Pacific. Friday, Dec. 7 cent of all operators are employed, Bailey, newest singing sensation, night and-it went over until No­ liffe at a desiwrt meeting Monday, whose recordings of ’"Tired” and that is causing the delay la the Shaker Sweaters . 1. Explore and foster trades Quarryyille Methodist Open meeting, Alcoholics Npv. 19. Members of the group are will receive a starting rate of $23 question of occupancy. vember 29. ' 5 5 c up and sciences ^.provide work. Rev. Meredith F. Eller, pastor of Anonymous at Whiton Memorial weekly and advance to a maximum "Fifteen Years” have sky-rocket­ urged to bring candy for the Town ed her to fame, and as a third in The fact that the milk business 2. Develop natural resources. the Quarrsrville Methodist church hall. Farm at that time. rate ^ $36 tor a basic 40-bour was not located there in the past 3. Perfect transportation de- of North Bolton will observe World week. The length of time required person attraction, Lenny Kent, is causing the delay. It was ex­ $6 .0 0 WASH SUITS velopmeni:^ \ ■ Peace Sunday with the sermon: Groups A and B, led by Mra J. to reach the maximum has been Broadways newest comedy star, Sergeant Heusser Seymour Brown and Mrs. Allsn appears In a riotous and scream­ pected that a ruling would be had $n.r>9 4. Prpride, for acientiflc re­ "Fight With Heaven’s Weapons.” Meeting Called shortened, and in no case ,. ia it on this question last night. Mr. search for new Industries. Church service is at 9:30 a.m. and Belcher, respectively, will meet more than seven and one-half yean ingly funny act. Also on the bill Gets Discharge Wednesday, Nov. 28 to see talking Hyde was unable to get a ruling 5. Provide training and educa­ church school follows at 10:30 s.m. for operaton. Extra pay for over­ are Kate Smith's favorite com­ in writing to tbe board last night Beacon Jackets tion to equip veterkns for new Daughter Born By Green’s P.T.A. motion pictures to be shown by time, evening, holiday and Sunday ediennes, Nan Rae and Mrs. Wa­ Henry R. Holdridge of United Air­ afid for this reason the decision With Attached CoUars jobs. \ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paggioll of work, which is rotated among all terfall, the 8 JanSleys In "Hilari­ was again held up. Sgt Norman W. Heusser, of 6. Make plans to\forestall un- West street are the parents of a lines. 9 operaton, increases actual wag^es ous Capers," and a host of others. emnloyment. \ The Manchester Green Parent- On screen Is Leo Gorcey and . The Board also disposed of. the 428 Lake street, was honorably daughter born Wednesday at the Teacher, Association, will hold Its paid by as much as one-third in request of John -Andislo to move 7. Copixlinate Federal functions Manchester Memorial hospital. Be­ many cases. . Huntz Hall in "Come Out Fight­ discharged recently at Fort Dev- $7-50 relating to veterans. \ November meeting on Wednesday Increases for all other non-man- ing”'w ith the East Side Kids. his package store from 1 Walnut fore her marriage Mrs. Paggioli evening, the 14th. at eight o’clock Modern and.OM Faahloa street to a new brick building to ens, having returned after 29 8. Assist and cooperate with was Miss Isolds Riva. The couple Sgement women employees Includ­ There are late stage shows months overseas. He is S ' vet­ l uniform in the Green School assembly DANCING Saturday and Sunday starting at be erected at O hter and Lilac COATS have another daughter and a son. room. ing clerks, typists and service rep­ streets. Tbe fact that It will re­ eran of the African campaign In patlem of help for veterans. Contribute To Fund CITY VIEW DANCE HALL resentatives, a n $1A0 weekly for 10 p. m. 9. Develop aervjce centers to Mrs. Edith Cushman, Director sult in the closing of one liquor which he took part In 1943 and At the regular meeting of the of School Lunches' for the State Keeney Street those with one year or more of outlet in a more residential seC' later In Italy, France and Ger­ give veterans advice, information Bolton Volunteer Fire. Department EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! service, and $1 for all with less and counsel. \ Board of Education, will speak tlon and to removal to a section many. it was voted to contribute five dol­ about her work with school luiich Chick Aronson’s Band than one year’s service. ' already zoned and used for busi­ For his part in the invasion, of lars to the United War Fund for Henry Spinks, Pronipter For men in the plant depart' Marlborou"h Southern France he was awarded rooms throughout the State, and ment, the weekly increases range ness. resulted in the request being Bolton. will illustrate her talk with mov­ granted. the Bronze Arrowhead Medal. He ies to show the different methods from $3 for those with two or Mr. and Mra. Sebastian . Mon- Other Matters Decided is also the owner of five battle Bolton more yean' service to $1 for new tenleii and children of New Britain used in the various communities. employees. Other non-management W. Stanley Broadwell who did stars. The association was fortunate in and Mr. and Mra. Frank Zelewitz BolUftt Grange meets this eve­ Fireuieu^s Dance telephone men will receive in- and family of Manchester, were securing Mrs. Cushman through creascB of $2 weekly If they have ning at 8 p.m. to elect officers fbr Mias Marjorie E. Burr of the Red guests on Sunday of Mrs. Frances the coming year. A large attend Tickets Sell Well been with the company one year Vashallfskt and family. Cross Nutrition committee. or more and $1 if they have leas FOOTWEAR anct is desired and an ovster stew Attention is called to the fact _____ so fte n ------Miss Edna Pettengill has been NOW PLAYING than one year of service. supper wUl be served at the close that this meetitfg will be held a -,i> - . ■ -■ elected treasurer of the Grange of the meeting. Plans for the 47th Annual RANGE AND FUEL OIL For All week earlier' than the usual ’ Uoancll Meeting Announced Servicemen’s Fund following the • Fire Drill Knndiiy ' anksgiving Eve Social sponaor- monthly date, to avoid conflict 6E0MEMFT resignation of the former treasur­ The Bolton Volunteer Firemen by Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1, the Family with ITianks^iving activities. Hartford, Nov. 9— (/f) The er, Mrs. Howard B. Lord.. Wholesale Gasoline will hojd a fire drill on Sunday luth Manchester Fire Depart- A short business meeting will / morning at 9 a.m. All members are t, arq well under way with all regular monthly meeting of 'the Lieaer and Austin have been also be held followed bv refresh­ Legislative council will be held drilling an artesian well for John requested to meet at the Fire­ conUnitteea working earnestly to ments in the school lunchroom. house at that time. sgaiii make the affair a grand 10:30 a. m., Nov. 14 In the old Walker and the Stephen B. C^burch AH Wool Red and Black BuffaldT*1aid BUC< Senate chamber at the State Capi' (Company of Seymour Is drilling Lecture And Mo\1es State PoslUona Opea Bantly Oil Company The Youth Fellowship of the The\ ticket committee has been tol here. State Senaton Nicholas one for Howard B. Lord. J. Spellman of Norwich announced Rev. George K. MacNaught is 331 Main Street teL 5293 or 2-1057 Quarryvi|le chuicb has undeitaken hard At work distributing tickets Hartford. Nov. 9— $IPi — State Pins: “Senorita From the West” FLANNEL SHIRTS $8.50 the job of raising $100 toward the to company members and bther. yesterday. 111 In the Hartford hospitsd. Opposite the Armory interested parties and the ra-1 Personnel Director Glendon A. sponse to date has been good. The* Scoboris yesterday announced SUN. - MON. - TUES. Other Heavy prize committee has had its ; competitive examinations for su­ pervisor of school buildings and. I . K H K H nn TAM flRDAKM hands fullv securing the varimis i plans, $2,480 to $4,200; airport in­ WOOL SHIRTS prizes that Will be offered at the spector, $2,040 to $2,250; exhibits drawing during r Intermission time technician, $2,<520 to $3,240; X-ray Superfluous Hair Removed BINGO of the dance\that will be held at the Legion technician. $1,680 to $2,160; public Cotton Plaid . TONIGHT Many Prizes Donated health dental hygtonist, $1,(180 to ftjMMlirjMIIMEV Permanently —• Painlessly — Safely! To The\ Merchants :..:9 ^ Many of tbemrizes that will be $2,160; and assistant physician. ■ W — NN-CTBam ORANCE HAI.L $2,580 to $3,540 less maintenance. SHIRTS^ awarded have t>Mn donated while L , f r e e consultation a Aj STETSON the compaqy will have to put' fl>9 Twv • MM • M 1k|M • M4MIIM Of Manchestjer chase the rest. MM NICMIM • MM IMWim INT"' TELEPHONE 2-1264 'W i ^ a Bucky”s jMelodyXBoys of Bock- me imsiieew em » SURGICAI, SUPPORTS ville who Iteve been secured to PLUS: ZANE o iu n rs Miss Rena Halem** HAT Of an kinds. TnifweA Abdom­ play for dicing, have been given »WE8T O F THE PBOOS** rave notl^ from re^lar patrons P errett & Glenney* inc. inal Snpporta, Elastic Hdaiery— of the L^ion as the^ have ap­ Expert FHten—Private Fitting peared tttere on Saturday nights NOTE . . . Booms. 2 FIRST-RUN HITS Tops Off for the past few “Geo. White’s Scandals” aECTROLYSlS SALON Has Resumed QUINN’S p h a r m a c y According to ClarencA Freheit ROARING INTO TOWN ROOM 16 — RUBINOW BLDG. 843 MAIN ST. the raffle tickets are ^omg along TODAY THRU SUNDAY aad “West of tbe Pecos” weU. Sevei^ members have tak- Will End Any Good Outfit COTTON JERSEY en nki.re tickets and this is\a sure Tueoday SUITS 91.9I sign ofxanotber Mg year. To Make Way Daily Express Service Tircfi • Tabes • Batteries For the Great THE ROYAL Real Men-Elect STETSON $ 1 0 - 0 0 Road Service New Haven, Nqv. 9—UP) — Victory Bond Show Between Connecticut Association of TUESDAY NIGHT BUDGET Estate Boards meeting here yes! THE terday elected Milton AUerton of AT 7:30 P.M. '■ ManiJiester and Hartford To Suit Your Wsterbpry president and cbode ad­ STRATOLINER $7-50 THE CO ST ditional officers including: Philip FEATURING SNOW SUITS At Salfski, Meriden, first vice p t^i- Every Demand 912.! dent; Robert H. Stamford, secortd THE Nichols-Bristol, Inc. vice president; Albert Rome. H u t- JACK OAKII PREMIER $8-50 ford, third vice president; Mar­ 155 Center Street shall Allerben, Greenwich, secre­ Tbe Great up Phone 4047 tary, and Alvin' Hancock, Bridge­ Gable Beturos! $27-50 port, treasurer. p l Us Xa s u p e r l a u g h SENSATION . . . ROliES^$o.98 up JOAN {• MEN’S BENMl • BLONDELl MACKINAWS NOTICE tVERS. m m rfi $12-50 up BUY A BOND NOW BOYS’ Miss Jeanne’s Studio AT THE STA'irB • r OR CHICLE THEATERS MACKINAWS Birr BONDS mBiE FOB'A AND RECEIVE Per houn of Of Dance FREE ■nCKET TO T M VIC- TORT BOND SHOW AT THE A FREE TICKET TO fooffilag, tbcM comfort­ STATE THEATER NOT. IS! SEE THIB VICTOI|r SHOW! Edward C. $8*98 up able* Dorothy Dodd A WILL REOPEN MEN’S fnUoOs tbn Level” At Center Bread Btreete / CALL Open All Day nod .AO Nlgkt, Cell B6SS i r s n a m n^anefaester 3063 Hartford 3-2835

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MANCHESTER EVEIflNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. O^NN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 194S PAGE FIV IJ F o tm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOMM« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 194S ago, a two-horse wooden-beam longing ta William Blrge, of Wind­ antique implements may secure r able land that, might be used for a Information from Profeiwor K. O, school building in this community plow with iron base and an early sor Locks, contribute by P. S. SHOP WARDS POR Training Foe^ Bttck to Ovil Life | RoekviUe PHONi Antifjue Farm horserdrawn com planter. Bldwell, ^so. of that city. Anderson, chairman of the mu­ and the secretary is to apply for Phone^A-Bond Drive Persons Intereste .Ih donating seum committee. SSSSr Today ’« Radio ---— ...... ,■___ the maximum State gtant of $50,- "The com planter was out-of- REST SELECtlOHS ■ M te n StUMlAWI TUM 000 for the building of a new YOUR date when I bought my fami In Holding Firm W mraovED I Boosts Our Town ^s Total ipools Sought Republicans school. The building committee • OONVENIENCI ORDER 1899 and probably long before MONTOOMBRY WARD •••DIO TOY VALUES Party;«’7:30—WDRC — Olnny Simms includes Maurice Spurting. Dr. M. OaiANUNCM that," says Mr. Goudy. “It wa* WDRC — Hoimo OCOMPonr dravm by one horse and could N«m ; WHTD —J*Oi Beroh; Show; WHTD — Lons Ranger; V. B. Metcalf, Herman Olson and TODAY Last night’s sales of $16,800 to try these people again, but lii Museum Proposed at WTHT — Melody Lane; WTIC Trying to Delay Consifl'* Hold Caucuses Thomas F. Rady. Jr. some cases It was not possible to, plant about four acres in a day. W TH T^ew e; Th# 4:00-8:00 brought the toUl amount of Vic­ I accompUah four times os much ..A,* —Quiz of Two pities. _ . —I t Dance Tonight reach them. U. of Conn, to House Spot; W nc—Boclutage Wife. eration of Proposal tory bonda sold In Manchester to with my modem equipment.” ' i:15—WHTD—Hme Views the 8:00—WDRC — Aldrich Family; The Sophomore class of tha Rock­ Given an Opportunity WHTD — Blind Date; WTHT— Offered by Truman for FURNACE — HEATER — FIREPLAOB — COOKING date up to $74,900. The goal is ‘ Therefore, in order that people Ancient Equipment ' Other recent contributions to Nows; WTTC—SUUo, Dallas. ____ I Four New: Candidates ville High school is holding' an the collection include a ^^uckfoot 1:30—WDRC — Swing Time; Frank Slhgiser; WTIC — Cities $270,000. desiring to purchase bonds may Service Concert. Washington, Nov. 9—(A'l—Op­ Are Named in Rock­ Armistice dance this evening with The W. G Glenney Co. have the opportunity to db so and storm, Nov 9 — A , wooden cultivator with hand:wrought . WHTP —Report from Abroad; 8:15—WTHT—Kay-0-Qulz. modem and old-fashioned dances The Phone-A-pond campaign teeth, donated by Cortland O. WTIC—Lortnso Jones. ponents of universal military ville; Those-Chosen from 8 to 12 o’clock. But Hewitt 184 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE ilM inaugurated here has certainly help fill Manchester’s quota of mold-board plow w ith' hand- Winters, farm equipment mana­ 14:48—WDRC— Main Street, Hart­ 8:30—WDRC—Kate Smith Sings; training held firm today in their $270,000 during this week of in­ wrought base made by a colonial News; WHTD — This Is Your drive to delay consideration of the and his orchestra will furnish ths met with success and the women tensive bond selling, arrange­ ger of F. S. Bldwell Company. ford; WHTI>—Hop Herrlgan; music. Mrs. Harlow and Miss of the War Finance committee blacksmith more than two hun­ Windsor Locks, and a 135-yesr- pts. W nO — Toung Widder Brown. F.B.I.i WTHT — Freedom of Op­ proposal advocated last month by Rockville, Nov. fl—(Special)'— ments have been made to have NiCkerson are the class advisors. have worked with such a will that dred yearn ago and a cradle for old one-horse plow originally be- liOO—WDRC—Tales from Far and portunity; WTIC — Duffy’s Tav­ President Truman. ’ Four new candidates wprt named last night’s telephone campaign telephone aervics at ;hq bank this ern. How successful they will - be at the Republican Ward caucusea Wedding Saturday evening for pie purpose.of receiv­ cutting' grain bought at the En­ i ; Near; WHTD—Terry and the The marriage of Miss Ethel has just about covered the town Plimtee; WTHT — Meet the 9:00—WDRC — It Pays to bs Ig­ won’t be known until next Tues­ held Thursday evening as follows: ing, applications for bonds. The field Shaker Colony in the middle solid with the possible exception of a Band; WTIC—When a Girl norant; WHTD — Famous Jury day. Then the House Military Marlon Schmelake, daughter of bank wires, dlel 4171, during the Trials; WTHT — Gabriel Heat- committee resumes hearings that First ward, Henry Butler of Elm Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Sch- unit staUoned at the Municipal hours 7 p. m. to 8 p. m., will be of the Nineteenth Century are Ifarrlaa. T | ie Army and Navy Club, building. i;l5 —WHTD — Dick Tracy; ter; WTIC — People Are Funny. started and ended abruptly yester­ street; Second ward, Martin Hlrth meisKe of 8 King street, to Shuf- answeired by Victory Volunteers two recent acquisitions for a of Davis avenue; Third ward, Ed­ ford Guy Biggers. son of Mrs. Tried to Reach Everyone propoMd agricultural and house­ LECLERC , WTHT— Superman; WTIC — 9:18—WTHT — raal Stories from day when the opposition made Its Mrs. John P. Cheney, Jr., and who will take your application Reai Ufe. first move. mund O. Schlaf -of Hale, street ex­ Jamea Biggers of Concord, N. C„ Incorporated for bonda which wlU be delivered hold Implements museum at the FIJNERAL HOME r Portia Faoeo Life. tension; Fourth ward, William E. her staff have tried to contact ' g;80—WDRC — News; Commen­ 0:30—WDRC — Those Wehsters; Led by Representative Short will t{ike place at the parsonage every person in Manchester list­ Uie liext morning. Univemity of Connecticut. tary; Swoon or Croon; WHTD WHTD — The Sheriff; Coronet (R., Mo,), committee membera op­ Loos of Orchard street of the First Lutheran church on It is up to Manchester people to Collection* of farm and home 23 Main S treH ' It had previously been rumored ed in the telephone book, but —Jack Armstrong: WTHT — Front Page; WTHT, — Spotlight posed to legislation requiring every Saturday, November 10 at 4 p. m. there may be cases in which it has oo their part in this Victory Loan equipment In early New England, Phone 5269 Captain Midnight; WTIC —Just Bands; WTIC — Waltz Time, able-bodied youth to take a year that a majority of the Common Following the egremony there will --the Victory V^'iinteera and per­ assembled as 4 record for future Council Republicans would not been impossible to contact Some 3411^ ______10:00—WDRC — Moore and Dur­ of military, training at or near the Ueut. Win E. Moore be a reception at the home of the of the people, either because Jt sonnel of the bank and business generations, are temporarily g:48—WDRC— CaUlng AU Girls; ante; WHTD — Boxing Match; age of 18 are seeking to have, fur­ seek renomination, including May­ bride. houses have done everything in housed in campus agricultural or Raymond E. Hunt PracUgally busy lines or because thb people WHTD— Tennessee Jed; WTHT WTHT — So You Think You ther consideration postponed until Lieut. William B. Mpore, son of VFW Meeting ’ were away from their homes when their ^w er to make this loan the buildings but will eventually be on —Tom Mix; -W n C — Front next year. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.' Moore Of all of the men who have s ^ e d success it deserves to Ni. view td' the public. ELECTRIC MOTORS Know Music; WTIC — Mystery their intention of retiring h i ^ Frank Badstuebner Post No. BINGO called. Every effort haS been made Technicality Blocks Vote The wooden mold-board plow Repairing • Rewinding Page Farrell. Theater” 79 Garden street has bee^honor- served .the city for a number o r 2090, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Evening 10:30—, WDRC — Danny Kaye They made a move in that direc­ ably discharged from the -United -will hold a meeting this evenln)^ Club Woman, and Mrs. Paul V. waa given to the University by All Work Gaariinteed Show; WHTD — Your American tion yesterday and would have put years. iXthe G.A.R. rooms, Town hall at Every Sot. Night At sisO Shorp! Leon Dickinson of Suffield. It was 4:00—News on all stations. over Short’s motion - bad not a States Naval Reserve. He received The Democratic flty committee Churches Unite Plummer, Hamden, Chairman of Ace Electric Motor Repairs 4:18—WDRC — Jimmy Carrol Sports Page; WTHT —Dance Or­ his dlacharge at Norfolk, Va., S.lVsO’clock with William P. Dll^ Press Books. Mrs. Pasemore of originally drawn by two yokes of technicality blocked a vote. Only has announced their ward caucuses oxen and could plow about an acre 221 N. Main St„ 0pp. Depot Sings; WHTD — Digest Of the chestra; w n c — Sports News­ October 27. -to be held next Monday evening at ble ^ Meriden, Department Ad­ Storrs, Legislation, Mra. Prank B Air; Orchestral Interlude; reel. a few supporters of the legislation Lieut Moore, who has served jutant 6f the atate as the pnn- 21 Games Inchiding Sweepstakes For Social Time Ebigley, Auditor of Manchester. of land a day. A modem tractor, * Telephone 5642 were on hand for the opening hear­ the various ward headquarters at with a small one-bottom plow, Action toys, aomot, dolls, berits, cuddly animals, \yyHT_ Sports: Concert Hour; 10:45—WTIC — Talk by"^ Robert with the air forcea since July, seven q’clock. cinal speaker. There will be a Mrs. Robert T. Baldwin Past w n C —Meet the Folks. R. Wasson. ing. 1941, received his training at snort business followed by an open President of the State Federation can cover an acre an hour. ^oducotionol Ibyt... ovorylhing to moko youngsters ^ 11:00 News on all station. Fearful that Short would renew Jacksonville, Fla. He then served Major Burke Returns' meeting to which all veteraiw of •rhe North and South Methodist of Westport attended the meeting. l/>uis Goudy of Someraville do­ 4:80—WDRC — Music: WHTD— his motion today and that it might Major FVancis H Burke, com­ Aduiissiott SI .00 happy ert Ch/lsimas Hmo! Sovo ert Words low prices I Answer Man; WTIC — Back- 11:15— WDRC — Night Owl; as an Instructor at Jacksonville, World Wdr II are Invited. churches of Manchester continue Luncheon was served at noon by nated the grain cradle, a duck- WHTD — Miulcal Roundup; carry if put to a voto. Chairman and later at the Glenview Air Sta­ manding officer of the 63rd Sur­ the Ellington Club. foot cultivator about one hundred ■fTOiind for Dinner; Five Min- May. (D„ Ky.) postponed further gical Portable hospital who has The Department Adjutaiit wilt their feUowahip of the years in years old, two sickles used by his Winter Potatoes WTHT —Ifs Dance Tims: WTIC tion a t Chicago, later being trans­ give a talk on veterans affmrs and , ute Mystery. ^ hearings until next Tuesday. ferred to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. been in the Philippines for the past an ail Methodist dinner and pro­ Mr. and Mra. Carlton Pease of grandfather from 125 to 140 yearn ig;48_WDRC—News: WHTD — —Harkness of Washington. Short told reporters he would ten months arrived at his home in Albert Black of Manchester will East Side announce the engage­ PAUL SCHENDEL Easy Aces; WTIC — Lowell 11:30— WDRC — Night OWl; Since 1944 he has been stationed be present to Inspect tl^e. post gram to be held next Wednesday ment of their daughter Betty Jane WHTO — Rhythm Jockey*; offer hl.s motion then and predict­ at the Naval Air Station in Nor­ Rockville Tuesday afternoon on an evening In South church. A tur­ 187 Gardner Street Thomss. ed It would prevail. folk. Va. authorized leave of 10 days before Commander Frank RlzV of the to Harry C. Bergstrom, MoMM 3-c I f;00—WDRC—Momrole and the WTHT—Dance Orchestra; WTIC local post will preside af the meet' key dinner will be prepared and U. S. N. Submarine Service. Mr. Telephone 2-0465 MASTIC TOY —World's Great Novel*. __ Says Outcome In Doubt Prior to his enlistment he was reporting at Fort Devehs. The The New Sensation! served at 6:30 p. m., by a Joint Men; WHTD — Headline EMi- Mav himself said the outcome graduated as an aeronautical en­ trip home from Japan to San Ing. Bergstrom is the son Of Mr. and DON WILLIS tion; WTHT — Fulton Lewis, U:45—WDRC—Night Owl;WHTD was in doubt but that he wanted At Bridgepoi committee of workers from each Mrs. V. C. Bergstrom. —Treasury Salute. gineer from the Rensselaer Pol- Francisco was made by plane'^^and church in the banquet hall. This Jr.; w n c —Supper Oub. the entire committee membership tcchnlc Institute at Troy, N. Y, then to Washington. Major Burke Captain Edmund ^tntach who Rev. Philip Crouch, a missionary GARAGE T:18—WDRC—Jack Smith Songs; 12:00—WHTD — News; Music; on hand for the showdown. enlisted in the Army In the sum­ dinner will be preceueu by an in­ who is home from the Near East WHTD—Raymond S w 1 n g: w n c — News; Mr. Smith Goes has been recommended for the CARS LUBRICATED formal reception for Rev. and Mrs. Conplete Auto Senrie* THAT'S WHY MIN Behind the Missourian’s move Is mer of 1941. He was awarded the position of director of the Veter­ on furlough, will supply the pulpit FENDER AND » WTHT — Hartford Heroes to Town. dlasatisfaction by many commlt- W. Ralph Ward, Jr., and Rev. and in the CTongregational church Sun­ 12:30—w n c —Three Suns Trio. District Meeting Bronze Star Medal for service at ans' Center proposed for Rock­ Mrs. James N. Gage, and the in­ 18 Blaln S t Tel 8085 1.98 Speak; WTIC—News of the te# members over failure of the Luzon from June 1 to August of ville. is attending two weeka* day morning. BODYWORK ASK POR OUR «IS4S World. 12:48—w n c —Lee Sims, ptanUt. Senate to act first on the highly a vited guests. Decorations and ar­ this year; also the Legion of Merit; school at Bridgeport sponsored by While In Swaying Motion rangements in the chapel where SOLIMENB A FLAGG nnostliltlo toy pfwno madol Will controversial subject, which has Call Is Issued Since the ending of the war vari­ the State Vmerans’ Advisory the feception is being held are be almost solid administration sup­ ous civic and fraternal organiza­ " INCREASES THE LIFELOF YOUR CA R^ INC. OVIR AHD OVER AOAIH dolight your younglter more than port. Council for dir^tors of these cen­ ing planned by Mrs. Herbert W 484 Center Bt. IW. 5101 tions os well as individuals have ters. DECREASES REPAIR BILLS! \ Robb, and ushers and Uieir wives anything . . . looks oxoctly like Cutting Down Estimates Committee members have been The official notice for the an- ■ been active in requesting the re­ rths from the two churches will serve complaining privately that they nnal meeting of the South Man-! lease of Major ^urke feeling that *^08 hosts and hostesses. the cradle phone you uto... dial were tired of ‘being put on the his services are needed in Rock­ Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of COMING TO KEMP'S On New Receiving Sets spot” by passing red hot mca.sures cheater Fire District was issued ville. Talcott avenue are the parents of Prindpal Speaker spins tool Block. Shop Words for today. It calls a sess.ion for next a .daughter bom .Wednesday, No­ A uto-R ock V At the dinner Dr. George A. Sizes 6 to II only to have them die in the Sen­ Thursday evening at No. 3’s bouse' ---- . Meeting Tonight - - Fallon, minister of Wesley Meth­ SICKNESS toys! ate. Specifically, they recalled 'There will be a meeting of Ki­ vember 7 at the Hartford hospital. NatiTMli Footban Saturday ^show; 9:45 Jessica Dragonstte on Spnice street at 8 o’clock. i Mr. aim Mrs. ElvereU- O. Gard­ LUBRICATION PRACTICALLY UNDER DRIVING odist church in Worcester, will Gulbransen Pianos AND House passage - of bills to draft There are but four sections In; owa Council, D. of P. thla evening deliver the principal address. Pre­ 1:48 NBO—Anny-Notre Dama . . . ABC-rll.-JONonM and Gar­ nurses and to' tighten manpower at eight o’clock in Red Men’s Hall. ner of I^D 1 are the parents of a CONDinONSI 4t New Tork- den; 4:30 Duke Ellington Tunes: controls, both of .which failed to the call. The voters will be asked son, Waij-ne Everett, born Novem­ ceding his speech, the Rev. Ralph ACCIDENT Men demand this shoe for its roomy lost... Its smooth 6:46 Labor USA; 7:30 Dick Tracy; to take action on the reports of | School Turned Back ber o /a t the Hartford hospital. F. Seaver, of ThompsonvlUe. will 1:45 ABC, 1:88 CBS—Navy- reach a vote In the ^nate. lead in a'hym n singing festival. vici kid leather . . . so soft... and porous enough to Michlgan at Baltimore. B:S0 Boston Symphony, Dr. Karl Time For .Senate To "Take Ball the officers. The auditors last 1 Tne Board of Education has Mrs. /Gardner waa the former SWAYS SQUEAKS AWAY INSURANCE night completed their work. The! turned the Dobaonville school Dellt/ Worcester. Mr. Seaver is well known through­ FURMTURE AND MUSIC -2:45 m b s—MinncaoU-lndiana Compton speaktr . . . MBS—12 '*It's time for the Senate to take out the conference through his Alexander Jarvis, agent assures let your feet breathe. Mode for the man who insists M MinMapolla. Noon House ‘Of Mystery; 6:15 the ball on some of these contro­ second section relates td appro-1 building back to the Selectmen of WE—Pnn the spring leaves WE .Loento that BIDDEN you freedom from worry about prlaUons and the third is asking' the town of Vernon. 'ITiere h.^s back Inte their natural BODY SQUEAKS « • do- leadership of youth work and his upon comforti Kangaroo tips to prevent scuffing. Sport* Parade! 4:80 Hawaii Calls; versial things,”a committee mem­ singing in the conference quartet. 763 Main Street Tel. 5680 Hospital bills when offerinR New York, Nov. 4.—(iP)—In- 7 Slnfonletta; 9 Lsave It to the ber said. "We have been on the authority to borrow moneyj The: been some question as to whether curt—we call it **Tenii toct Impairad parta. moderately priced sickness and election of officers is the last item or not thla school building would porarjr Re-arcbiag.” Ward Krause will play a group of ataad of a forecast threa and a' Girl*. spot long enough. Let the senators WE—Lkbrieate “Knee-Aettoa* sclectiona on the saxophone. Mrs. accident Insurance with liberal/ A good PLACI TO RUY good SHOES million post-war radio aeta squirm for a little while.” In the call. ever be used for this purpose again WE—Pnt the proper Inbrl- beneats requiring hospitaliza­ and it is the general feeling that can. Son It work, It’a D. M. Bennett, organist of North i on the market by Oirlstmaa, the May called Short’s proposal "a eants where the AC- perfect while the parts iekurcb, will accompany the sing­ tion. •gure ¥rtH be nearer a half mil- T fn im g * A t filibuster.” . Loses Bird To Coyote this buliding has outlived its use-/ - TUAL WEAR takea Covers Individanis or family / ao aaya the Radio Manufac-1nUUSC HL X fulness. It has not been used 666 place — the highest are all la motion — ing and playing at the piimo. group to meet your bodgeL Stop Saying the Committee vote next Twin Falls, Ida. — m — Viggo a school for several years, the "Sontlng nettoa.” All reservations for the dinner tnrera Aasociation Tuesday might be made public— coi n PREPARATIONS points of |rlctl«n. will be closed on Sunday evening. HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME at our office Aa a result, it concludes, "re- ; On Friday, Nov. 23 contrary to • usiial procedure on Nielsen brought down a pheasant pupils being transported to Rock­ UQUin. TABI.ET8. SAI.VE, WE—Permit 100% Inbrlca- WU—Lnbrieata and fm hear- 4 DOVER ROAD ontgom ery REALISTIC WOODEN 22 IN. HORSNIAN DOU but beilore he could retrieve It a ville. ^ S^vioua to that time reservations Obnverslon in the industry haa^ closed door yotlng—May added in NONE DROni tlon. apply gmwe white Inga even In WINTER an m a / be made by calling the fol­ . OR PHONE 4112 been retarded from six w’eeks to an Interview; coyote grabbed the bird and fled The building committee has been USE ONLT AS DIREUTED the oar Is In oiottoa and snow and watar wM*t YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? For Complete Details FREIGHT TRAIN 2.10 WITH WIG M S over the hill. empowered to Investigate avail­ lowing persona who are membera two month*.'* An Informal meeting of a group "This maitjer Is of such public while the weight of the rust them nhw FORCE eg the committee on arrangements SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL! Tots can enjoy real freight Mohair curls, sleeping eyei^ turn- The association attrlbutea Importance and interest that I body is on th» AUTO­ OLD LUBBICANT OUT of dirsctors of tba **Y" was held representing both'churchea: Her- We Invite you to Inspect the materiale and workmanship Incor­ Alexander Jarvis yard fun with this hand­ ■ng heodl Organdy dress and *bnost of the delay** to the fact with the new director Evan Kull- think the public Is entitled to ROCK. and FltESH LUBRI- tMrt W” Robb, Frank Mullen, J. B. Ward some, smoothly finished toy! , CANT IN. porated Into the eeveral new homea we bow have under oonstmo- AGENT bonnet. Completely dressedi ;ttot OPA did not issue until lost gren last evening. The group know just how the committee Bookkeeping, Taxes, Payroll WE—Spread spring leaves Wilson, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., ttoik 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Hurry to buy! Week price orders on part* and on discussed a number of matters members vote." even Inside the oovers to WE—Maka oM eon rida Ilka Richard McLagan, G. A. Chap­ M fecelvei* modeled after those of of policy which will bs brought be- For Small Firms actually put lubricants pell, Melvin Cox, Rev. James N. 1441. But, it adds, other factors between tho loaves—not new ones, keep dew ones fora a regular meeting of the Labor Convention In January HELP WANTED riding Uka NEW. We Gage. ' JARVIS REALTY «re beginning tojippear. Among board on Tueaday evening Nov.^ 13 John S. Nicholle A Co. Jnst smear on tho ont- Oflioe: 6 Dover Road ResIdeBoe: 26 Alexander S t I . J-. these it lists shortages of such at 7:30 at the “Y.' 8 Hehdee RoaS PhoM S-ISI4 sido. prove tt. Phones 4|I2 or 7275 — Week Days and Sundays. •laterials as steel, copper wire Among other things that ware Bridgeport, Nov. 9— — The MALE OR FEMALE •nd aluminum as we)l as “grow­ decided upon was an /open house convention of the Connecticut F.ed» AT NO EXTRA COST Graves of Slain ing labor and wage/dlsputoa.” to be sponsored by p e directorate eration |Of Labor, originally sche­ Apparently the price si t^uaUon of the “Y" on Friday/evening Nov. duled ' fdr last September, will be FOR PRODUCE CQUNTER FM rs Discovered still Isn't fully setUM, stfher, the 23 to give the pe(^e an oppor­ held at Waterbury. Jan. 9-i2, It 'feaaociatlon saying numerous ap­ tunity to meet Mr, Kullgren and was annotinced here last nim t by GOOD SALARY TO START — 5-DAY WEEK PENDER AND • plications having bien made to also look over the '‘Y” aa a whole Louis V. Feinmark, seerttkry- SAM and TOM’S treaswer of the federation. On the Tokyo, Nov. 9—(/PJ—The crudely FOR SALE... MUST BE SOID OPA for individual price changes, and become bettef acquainted with BODY WORK marked graves ot 14 exmuted B-29 particularly new models, while its facilities. Furtkcp details of this convmtion agenda will be the elec-, Apply Manager, 717 Main St. s t a t i o n parts manufacturers have "aought open, house eventj will be given as tlon/of officers. Including presl SOMMKMB A FLAGG SERVICE fliers, hidden in undergrowth, have A T ONCE / additional prlca relief.” soon as they are , complete.. dent, secretary-treasurer, ani . INC. 415 MAIN STREET — JUST BELOW THE CENTER been discovered in Osaka, the U. S. 434 O atet Stl Tel. 5101 Sixth Army disclosed today. WASHABLE WATER­ Broadiiast Anniversary: Tonight Boys Unearth Dynamite 12 Foot McCray Meat Show Cose, doublj^ plate Nine of the 14 have been iden- EXTRA FINE QUALITY PROOFED SOFTBALL —MBS 16:80 Paul Porter, Chalr- tifled tentatively by means of glass in good condition. Can also l^e used ttan of FCC, interview guest of Chicago—(JP)—Dickie Butzen, 9, names cut on pieces of plank stuck ARCHERY SET 3 ,5 9 1.00 Meet the Press to answer ques­ and Donald- Biedermann, 12, un­ The \ mto the graves but they are being earthed a heavy box In the “fox­ Let F. & S. Sell Your Property for fruit and vegetable case. E25.bo. Bow of letnonwood, arrows of For baby! Clean with damp tions on 26 years of radio .... srithheld until next of kin have cloth! Bright red and Mne Saturday—ABC 1 p. m. Senior hole” they dug In a vacant lot aa been notified. bird) like professionals usel Fbiu they played a war game. They Dewey-Richman We have many clients waltins* tor property of every cotton fabric cover witb Bwlng recalling dances of the The grim discovery resulted 811 East Middle Turnpike. Tel. 3441-6031 , ger lobs, target face. Instructions^ stencilled trim. past, Danny O'Nell gUest. lugged the box to Dickie’s home description in IVtanchester and suburbs. If you have Things Are Fresher^ At The from a letter sent General MaC; On the Air Tonl|d)t: NBC — 7 and his mother, Lucille, after tak­ Co. - property for sale, list It with us for quick results plus Arthur’s headquarters by a Ko­ Radio Supper Club; 8:30 Duffy'e; ing one look et it, called police. OCULIST , rean who told of 18 fliers being 4 People Are Funny; 9:80 Walts Detective Jamea Garvey and personal attention. mot down June 5-6 during a raid Educational WhMfaig Time; 10 Mystery theater .... Frank Brady of the bomb squad PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED counted out 60 sticks of dynamite. OB Osaka. 12-Koy Mocks CBS—7:J0 Olnny Simms show; 8 NEW FRAMES The 18 were brought in as pris­ Ezra Stona as Henry; 9 It Pays to The boys recalled they had drop­ f ■ Xyiophonos PuH Toy ped the box a few times. Police The F. & S. Reolty Company MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE oners and. held in the basement of be Ignorant; 10 Moore and Dur­ . LENS DUPLICATED the prefecture building where two ante . . . ABC—8 Blind Dates; said the' dynamite was damp, but X Phon^: 2-1163 and 6719 > “ ff'HERE CtimilNE 01I4UT\ PREVAILS^r |4 9 it would ha.ve exploded had It been REPAIRS MADE Weekdays, Evenings and Sundays died a few days later from, wounds. known f o r - |49 4:80 This Is FBI; 9:80 The SherifT; property detonated. 997 MAIN STREET A Ftw Steps Below Hale’s TELEPHONE t-0784 Other Koreans held in the same • 10 Fight, Tony jsnlro vs. Johnny prison told Army investigators v*iois Glass keys produce sweet musical Funt'8 bright, removable olpho* Greco . . MBS —8 Hcrcute that the remaining 16 were march­ tones. Wood mallets, 4-pogs bet and number blocks whirl at Poirot, detective; 9:30 Freedom of ed daily from prison 'cell* to be EVER book of music and Instructions. tot pulls toy. Fit on pegs. Opportunity: 10 So You Think questioned by the brutal "thought Tou Know Music, Quis. FREE DELIVERY .police.” On returning to the .cell*, Your Symbol of Sardngs the fliers showed sign* of beat­ Saturday Items.; NBC—9 a. m. ANYWHERE - TELEPHONE 2-0784 Plastic ings. UNlify Home Is What You' Make It; 1 p. Your Telephone Order Will Receive the Same (ireful Attention A rif Yon Csms To 815 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Tea Sets m. National Farm and Home; 6:16 NOTICE Wood Stool World Fellowship Week drama; Card of ThRnks Our Shopp* In Penon! ' ______16 Pieces ■ ) . • Fined $2 for Each 12% STRONGER For Tots 4:80 Truth or Consequences; 10:30 Grand Ole Opry . . . CBS—9:30 Country Journal; 1:80 p. m. Crime These Thredi Lumber Mra. Lewis T, Milligan and daughter, Jeanne, take SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK-END! “ Of Stolen Kisses Boys' Blue Denim | 7 9 98e Photog; 5 Budapest String Quar­ ;^Hhia opportunity to thank the persons and organi­ T O GIVE YOU GREATER PROTECTION Complete sersloe for 2 . . . tet hour; 6il8 People’s Platforn' Maple finished choir or stepstooi! Including knivce, forks, •*Wage tocressea;" 8 Dick Haymer . Yards WUl Be sations listed l^low for the military details end. Chicago, Nov. 9—(JP)—Mrs. Cele D em oted top with carrying ho e. spoons! Bright hard'to-break many other tributes and services rendered at the Siegel, 81, complained to Municipal DUNGAREES .32 AGAINST BLOW-OUTS! Light weight; pUstlc. time of the death of Lewis T. Milligan. Ju(^e Leon Eklelman yesterday - ghout a couple of men tenants who Sizes 6-16. ASHES AND RUBBISlI BANANAS 12^ tried to stall off paying their rent Sturdy Toy CAPT. FRICNK SCHIEBEL by kjisaing her. Twin Runnot ^ REMOVED CLOSED Ironing She doesn’t like such goings on, Stool Also Local MoTiag and Who made arrangements for the full military Evoryono droods Iho jR^don dongor of a blow-oub PO m aXEOLXBB WHITE OR RED LAEOE Mr*. Siegel oaid, and especially I Ice Skates X/ Light Trucklag funeral ' ibe didn’t like the five kisses she Men’s~Overall8 , $ ^ . 5 5 That's why Riverildes are now built 1 2 % stronger than PHONE 8962 GRAPEFRUIT GRAPES PEARS , •aid Walter Mack, 43, stole when our oxtro-sdfe, pre-war Every cord It stronger to GAVELLO a E. SCHULZ An Day Monday COL. WILLIAM J. MAXWELL •he went to collect room rent. -i. . 1,29 I*’ And. hia Staff Officers of Hartford. Another tenant who kissed her begin with, then chemicaly strertgihened to stay 3 for 29c 2 lbs. 35e 4 for 29c in lieu of rent payment was evict­ Ideal for bogknersl Non-rust fin­ Just Uka moMier'tl Ad’iutls to 3 ed, Mrs. Siegel told the court. strongl Next, the cords ore Uquid-dlpped to ’Vrold’* ish. Strong strops. For diBdren 5 heights. Folding - legs. Top 31 A rm is tiw D a y^ STATE GUARD COMPANIES H. AND G. MeINTOSH APPUea. .3 iho. VELLOR OR WHITB • . ». Judge Edelman, fining Mack $2 for them together.,. then cushioned in rubborl Finally, 6.00-16 to 8 yeort o)d. Inches long. Good quality w ood. WASHING MACHINES LOB. .oaAPBPRpiT. .3 tor m ggl aaeh of the five stolen kisses, told House Dresses PBB8IM810N8-4 CUT CARROTS...... 4 IhO. him if h* didn’t behave he would the plies ora comontod together bofbro vtdeonizing. S n AND MEDICAL DETACHMENT OP HARTFORD. efder him ^to vacate his room. [ } POBIEOKANA'nBS - .. .3 for PRBan BROCCOU...... Sizes 16-52. In Rivonido Tlroi^ every care It taken to provido real Tax FANCY D E u a o u s m Mm LONG OREEN Mack admitted the charges of dis­ ELECTRIC APPLIANCES November 12 orderly conduct emex NKI ON TOW SOI REPAIRED DEPT. 5—HAMILTON STD. PROPELLERS. APPLES...... 3 lha. OVOVNBER8...... 2 for ■■■ protection against Iho possibility of o blow-out! ^ ■nows SNOW w h it e Sweet, T eam or WbHo Tiro Tubo TELEPHONE 5059 AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. l02. LABOB DBIBD ' ■ ■ . _ . ''S '/- ' . ’ Ms* The W. G. Glenney Gompany Cauliflower .Ellin^bn B ubble Magic MILES-OP-SAPETY 5.25/S.SO-lir. 11.65 aAs .ontgomery AMERICAN LEGION WOMEN’S AUXILIARY. PRUNES POTATOES 5.25/5:50-17.. 12.10 2.75 -*The Tolland County meeting of 6.25/6.50-1A.. 16.93 3.55 Cee our monthly payment plan to buy niv merctandlea \ 2 lbs. 45c 15e“ 2 “^25e S' lbs. 29c The Connecticut State Federation OHJIIVEMIDES^ 7J0^1S...... IRJ^S 3.45 „ from one M^/iir«-»tonke .nr through eoT e^talog .depetteswt>. Oil Burners MONS-YPRES_Psday. The meeting was called ^Htefisdwelliw IkhMtiSkienee U. S. NO. 1 GREEN BIT. WINTER 1 order at 10 a.m. Mrs.* Elliott I. Furnaces 4 Company FRIENDS WHO OFFERED GARS.' 'rsen. President of thf Connec­ A Ii4v Still Avtlhible. ^ ______’* ticut State Federation of Woman’s T G ra n t Co, TO ALL ABOVE, FRIENDS AND RELATIVES, ^ ''B u s h e l Clubo, Inc., and her staff presided Advertise in The Herald— It Pajd - KAOtUFFB (ML CD. FOR THE BEAUTIFUL FLORAL TRIBUTES. a* follows: Mrs. Thomas S. Hart­ 815 MAIN STREET MONTGOMERY WARD | U I Avom p . . BartlM G. E. Willis jSr Son, Inc. ley, of Hamden, Parliamentarian. Oartfar# 9-4141 1 ^ , Douglas A. Johnson, Ncwlng- KNOWN iOR VAlUtS (^'■■dltor of The Connecticut 824-828 MAIN STREE.T MANCHESTER r •’

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MANCHKSTEK EVKNING HEKALU. MAN«;HKHTf:if. TRIDAT, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 PAGE SIX fith of the DIcesan Bureiu of So­ erture Blxcerpte’’ by George Sand­ cial Service,. Hartford. ers; ‘The American Patrol” by F. Civic Duties. : Other officers; Musical Treat W. Mtacham, and “ Success,’' If, however, the implication, was. the United Nationa from that an- Nation Independent Dance in iBolton ■Vice presidents: Max Uvlngaton, march by H. ^nnett In addition , Seasonal Needs Manchester other nations planned to honor the Sle- Stand Urged New Haven; Mrs. John -Ooe, Jr., Parents’jNight the band will play the “Star Span­ EXtKilCASH principle of Intematlonal trustee­ But here, nonetheless, Is a bit Waterbury; Mrs. Richard T. Sta- gled Banner” as psirt o f the open­ Tomorrow Night The Doctor Says: ing exercises. ' a loan of tlO to $300 la to Loans made In 'I-'Vlslt — just Evening Herald ship only in certain areas, and to of nourishment- to keep the peace On Rat Poisons Now plea, Bridgeport; and the Rev. Fyour advantage, AMwf wants phone, give us a fevr.neeesaary POBUSUISO BY THE horse alive, a bit of demonstration James F. Murphy, Bridgeport. The A Cspella choir under the HKRAU> PRINEINO CO. INC claim for themselves individual Total Abstinence Is AloohoUrs* • ganisation, including regular at­ Social Workers Seen Assembly i*rogram at to serve you. - facts; then atop In by appoint­ has given promise of another ef­ ' Horaca W. Jones, ,.Jr., West direction o f O. Albert Pearson Will ment to sign and pick up the IS BiMell Street trusteeships where it pleased that we have not completely for­ Indications are that tomorrow Only Cure tendance at meetings. They find Hartford, was elected treasurer. Loans made promptly and cash. Loans and repayments alao M»DClieate.r. Conn. Three Most Important fective use for 1080— as a killer of Forgetting They Are High School to Feature sing two fiumbers from Handel’s privately, on atgnature alone. gotten San Francisco, eyen it new and strange to be sur­ made entirely by mail. Come THOSIAS FERGUSON them, as the United States is night’s dance at the Bolton Cen­ predatory coyotes which every Exeenttve ConUidttoe Members “ Messiah.” "And the Glory of the Sensible monthly payments. By WUIlani A. O'Brieh, M. D. rounded by men and women who Rat Killers Us^ Be­ Music .Numbers In, phone or write today. General Hantser planning to do with its proposed though we air momentarily ab­ ter Community Hall will be large­ year cause hundreds o f thousands Citizens o f Nation Members o f the Eixecutlve com­ Lord” and "F o r tJnto Us A Child Founded October 1. ISM Written for NBA -Ssrrloe understand their problems better Is Bom.” This choir is preparing ScKmIwW Pacific bases so close to the Rus­ sorbed with the process “of making fore War Imported; of dollars of damage In tha west. mittee for three years: ly attended, according to Mra. than any one else they have ever to present the Messiah aa a part 1$ is Publlabed Every Kveninf Except Antonio Ftano, chairman o f the Even though a drinker may uoe Hartford, Nov. 9—W*)— Justice A musical treat is promised pa­ Ameuwl •# MeoMy MeMhfy MemMy U m a iJ l sian Asiatic mainland, then Rus­ ourselves stis>ng enough tn rule known. They are helped by teach­ Fatal To Other Animals Dr. Alonzo G. Grace, Perry B. of the Christmas musical activi­ Ue» feyweMt FoyweoHPa>z»ew*i Sundaya and Uolldaya. Entered et the committee. The dance is being alcoholic beverages Co exclNNi, he Lack Forced Search rents . and friends who. attend the PoatOfflce at Mancheater. Conn., as sia too would claim Individual the whole world by force. It la ing and example to stay dry and Poison 1080 also has been found Murray Hearn of the New York Hall and William H. Buckelcy, of ties o f the school. tlOO SII.44 11172 IIOOS held for the benefit of St. Mau­ FINANCE C( Baeood Claaa Mail Matter.______la not an alcoholic if he can stop to And themoelvss tn helping fatal to ground squirrels, mice, City court told delegates to the Hartford; Ogden Bigelow, Green­ Parents Night at Manchester High The Boys’ Choir also under the 3M 14 S4 23.11 lf.74 trusteeshipa. To illustrate the something like betting a nickel on rice’s chapel. Harvest decora­ By Harrisun Humphries Sad Floor drinking at will. other alcoholics stay dry. gophers, prairie dogs, rabbits and 35th annual Connecticut Confer­ wich; Jeffry J.- Hammel, Bristol; school on Tuesday evening, Nov­ direction of Mr. Pearson will sing )0Q 3446 }4 M 7fJ7 State Theater Bldg; SUBSCRIPTION RATES ■principle Involved. Russia did 'ac­ peace wlille we bet a thousand tions will be used and each wom­ Washington, Nov, 9.— {IP}— With Miss Elsa M. Montgomery, New Oaa Tear by Hall ...... * Alcoholics An6nymous Is sn or- chickens. ember 13. The major part of the “^autiful Saviour” by Christian­ The eSe** wiiedwle 1$ Voted m Ofcmp* Phoae »S 0 tually claim such a' trusteeship in dollar bill on war, but It la en­ an attending will be presented Day-by-Day Reaolva ence of Social Workers here yes­ Haven; and Dr. Florence M. War­ w*ihl» fepeywxeti eed meWde ^ toiH * O. K. Brawn. Mgr* Par eaontb by Mall ...... •••••* gsnicstion o f slcohoUca who found the development of 1080 and N o experiments have been made assembly program which precedes sen and ‘’Winter Song” by Bul­ IJrenRe No. 391 ■InM# Copy ...... with fall flowers. Alcoholles remain dry only by terday that “social workers have ner, New London. ";!!!!$ S.'od Tripolitania. couraging to know that we arc it impossible to stop drinking A N TU , the United States for the aa to the effect o f 1080 on man, the class visitation will be provid­ lard. DelTrerMl One Tear ...... A feature of tomori-ow night’s the practice of a resolution to come te think of themselves too For two years: Thomas H. ed by pupils o f the school's musical The Round Table Singers under Waatem Statea and APO ...... M2.00 We do not thbik that Russia ac­ still willing to rtsk the nickel. party will be a raffle of two tur­ without the assistance o f others. avoid drinking today, as yeatbr- first time is 'independent of the but such experiments have been made with laboratory monkeys. much as a professional group, for­ Touhy, Danbury. organizations. The program begins Mr. Pearson’s direction will sing tually wanted or wants an indi­ keys. Refreshments oi frankfurt­ This movement, now a little over day belongs to the past and to­ rest of the world for a powerful m e m b er o r ' 10 years old. has chapters in most The tests Indicate that it is prob­ getting that they are citisens of at 7:30 p. m. “O Divine Redeemer” by Gounod THE a s s o c ia t e d P R B ^ vidual Russian trusteeship over ers, soda, ice cream, coffee and morrow is not yat .here. Alco­ rat poison. The High School Band under the and "The Small Town Band" by The Aaaoclated Preaa la excluaiecly crullera will be on sale. Mrs. major American cities. holics Anonymous tells us that if ably not so poisonous to man as to the United States. r Reds Occupy. Five Islands Tripolitania. We believe Rii.ssia The three most important rat other animals. Neither is it so pois­ direction of William Vaders will Csdn. entiUed to the uae of ° Piano’s assistants for the eyent Men and women alcoholics are they made a resolution to stay dry "You in the social field,” he de­ all nawa diapatchea credited to U or.noi wants all trusteeships to be truly eligible to Join Alcoholics Anony­ killers used before the war were onous as some other rat poisons, play two numbers preceding the During this part of the night’s We Give ; otberwiaa credited m thia paper and are Mra. Hugo Broda, Mra. A l­ tha rest qt their Uvea It would be clared, “must enter politics be­ Tokyo, Nov. 9— UR— Japanese mous i f they voluntarily saek ad­ red squill, a big hyacinth-like bulb such as Btriychnine or arsenic. program and two numbers during program Superintendent Illing and ' alao tha local newa publlahed here. internationalized. But, if othar fredo' Barbero, Mrs. Richard Mor- too difficult to keep. cause o f your duties as a citizen, aources said today Russia had OC' mission and promise to accept and imported fnom the Mediterranean it. These will Include "Iowa Band Principal Bailey will give brief powers arc not willing to play ra, Mrs. Angelo Soma and Mrs. The Alcoholics Anonymous It has been estimated that a .because* your professional knowl­ cupied five small islands off the S & H Green Stamps All lisbta ot republlcation of apeclal practice its teachinga The most area; thallium, a metallic sub­ Law," march by K. L. King; “Ov- talks on high school education. John Albaai. movement has made s splendid 140-pound man would have to eat edge give you an understanding of east coast of Hokkaido, northern­ diapatchea herein, are alao reaerved. that game, Russia, with her de­ successful chapter are led by al­ stance which came from Ger- 30.6 ounces o f the usual 1080 bait n\i aervlea client of N. E. A. Serylce record throughout the country and man’s problema which could be most of the Japanese home Islands. With Every Purchase of mand for Tripolitania, served de­ coholics who know that total ab- many, Belg,ium and France, and , to get the lethal dose. Eight-tenths Inc. . is rapidly winning tha respect of solved by proper legislation, be­ Relatively light Soviet forces, the Too Tough to Bak sUhenca la tha only answer to strychnine, extracted from East o f an ounce o f the usual strychnine mand that she be cut in on the Informed men and women. Indl- cause you are wastlpg your time sources said, occupied Kunashiri, Publlahera Repreaentatlvea: The their problem. Contrary to pop­ Indies placate. ^, bait would kill him. Jttilua Mathewa Special Asency—New old-style game of colonial domi­ dividual failures result when a trying to adjust jiS^le in a mal­ Shlwotan, Shitosu, SUisho and Shell Gas and Oil Wallace. Id.— City Police­ None Perfect Rodenticlde Tork, Cli'rago. Hetrolt and BOaton. ular misconcepUqns, true Alco­ member does not accept AloohoUca So far the Office of Scientific adjusted world." Taraku islands. Roy and The Gang nation, if that is to continue the Hollywood—When ,1 saw J3inah man Hugo Marconi bagged his elk Althoiegh none o f the three Is holics Anonymous^ memitera are Anonymous teaching. Members Research and Development haa Urges Entering Politics i ’ m e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU OF game for the future. for the season but it proved too a perfect rodenticlde, the United Shore at her Beverly .Hills home, not occasional Or moderata drink­ srs urged to ask a higher power granted 846,009 to the Fish and Miss Edna Purtell. industrial in­ Formerly At Bolton Lake House Tires /— Tubes and CIRCULATIONS. old and tough to e a t Marconi ers. but total abatainera. States wpas forced to rely on them. W ildlife service for the studies Po long as western statesmen she had just returned from a for assistance every morning and vestigator for the State Depart­ brought the animal down In the Medical Ireatment First Lack of them during the war Tha Herald Printint Company, Inc., during the day whan tamptatlon which produced 1080. The service, ment o f Labor, urged social work­ With aaauroea no flnancinl reapunaiblllty for continue to lift Individual items date with a^'bllmp. I ain not refer­ streeta of Wallace with three When an alcoholic seeks admis­ forced the U. S. Fish and Wild­ however, has spent several times /Batteries ■ Mvw.—* typofrapblcal error* appearing in ad- arises, and when they retire It Is ers to “discard the cartoon-in­ ROY, ALICE MAY, HARPO, ZEKE, DICK AND TEX of Russian policy out of their true ring to her husband. Sgt. George revolver shots after it had wan­ sion to Alcoholics Anonymous life s e i^ c e and the Office of Sci­ that amount out o f ite own funds spired picture o f a politician,” en­ vertlaementa m The Manciheater Eve­ dered about town for five hours, suggested that they thank Qlm for entific IResearch and Development Goodyear • Goodrich - Armstrong ning Herald. ------■ xontext, as Bevin hn.s dond* with Montgomery, who is a large fel­ he must obtain medical and hoa- on the work. ter politics and “ learn what these Will Entertain At disturbing the peace by such acta assistance during the day. The to undiertake a search for a sub­ low, but not particularly plump. pital. care until he recovers from In terma o f future benefit to the men are and do.” Tripolitania. aad aa .Secretary of as poking its head through the movement la .’non-denominatlonal stitute, which finally resulted in w f', Friday, November 9 The blimp in this case belonged the effects of drinking. When nation, experts say the cost of de­ A t the closing business session, State Byrnes has consistently glass of a window at the home ot ahd open to all alcoholics who sin­ 1080. /Recapping to the Navy, and Dinah had risen BKO.ADVVAY— A «U t e of mind alcoholics go on sprees, they do veloping 1080 may turn out to be Johnson Stoddard of Bridgeport, done with hii blaiid pretense that Anton Swanson, rearing menac­ cerely desire to stop drinking. A disadvantage o f red squill is at 5 o'clock that .morning to keep not stop until they run out of one of the best investments the was . elected conference president, ingly on its hind legs as Swanson liquor or become ill or get into that its taxicity varies. Thallium government, ever made. succeeding Miss Katherine E. Grif­ WlLLlE^S Churchill And Bcvin there has been no relationship be­ New York-— Sixth Avenue’s fwp her date with it. You see, the factoring company had been called tried to drive it away, and dis­ trouble. In colonial times the barn owl is highly dangerous. So is strych­ tween Russia's conduct at Lon­ singer has a habit of meeting the change in name to “ Avenue of the off after issues were “satisfactor­ A UtUs Va-tro-nol Former Prime Minister Church­ playing considershle temper when New members are instructed in useful destroyer of vermin, was nine. In addition, it is difficult to w v m m a r in each nostril don and our own refusal to grant troop ships when they come in Americas" has caused no end of ily settled.” ill and Foreign Serretary tievin Officer Marconi caught up with It the practices dnd beliefs of the or­ shot on sight as a bird o f lU omen. get rata to accept strj’Chnine-pol- ^ quickly opens up Russia s proper share in the su­ from the Pacific, Sometimes she confusion and quiJc.„a,.,.bi,t,_.of fun ' soned baits due to its extreme blt- nasal passages to relieve stuffy tran­ GRILL Jack Roan have now contributed to the main sings to them on the dock, but pervision o f Japan, so long will . . . shop signs are already tak­ terciess. ' >■ sient congestion. Makes breathing V 446 CENTER STREET laaues of present inteniational de­ this time she met the ship at sea ing on a Hemispheric tone . . . a easier. Invites restful sleep. Works t Cor. Main St. and Middle Turnpike the internsUonaJ situation grow Remain Stable In Toxicity These Stores Ate finel . . . Grand for relieving snUBy bate—the atomic bomb and rela­ tn a blimp. She hung out the win­ frankfurter stand at 44th Street 7,en-elghty and A N TU remain Starting Saturday, November 10, 9 P. M. to 1 A ,M. worse instead of better. When dow and waved tor the boys and distress of bead colds. Tty iti Follow Save As You Spend tions with Russia. suggests that you “Try our Pan- Bteible in toxicity despite age. directions In the package. And Every Saturday Thereafter ^ Mr. Bevin called on all the great sang for them through a micro­ American Hot Dogs—10 cents." Aj.'TrU declines in strength with With S & H Green Stamps Mr. Churchiirs argument on phone. powers to lay all Aelr cards on . . . Novelist John Steinbeck con­ high temperatures, but not to an VICKS VA-fRO-NOL the atomic bomb was very simple fused a gang of us walking out of the table face up, he ignored the important extent in U. S. temper­ and direct. It was the complete­ The only difficulty was that her Toots Shor’s the other • a.m. by atures. Rata prefer 1080 to non- fact that Ruasiar has come much suggesting that we walk up to the OPEN— ly normal brand of argument, guitarist, a 250-pounder named jMison baits. They accept ANTU closer to doing that than either Perry Bodkin, had to stay on the “Avenue of the Americas Delica­ Jreadily but do not seem to prefer which may be its weakness sj adt tessen." the famous Sixth Avenue other side o f ' the blimp for fear 'it. I . the United States or Britain. And Delicatessen where the celebrities vice in a situation which seems to One o f the chief advantages ot both he and Mr. B3rmes have been his weight would provide a tilt. go for their'salami and hot paS-' demand that the world progress “ It's really fun singing for the 1080 and A N T U ‘ is that they can reaching these Russian cards one trami sandwiches . . . I've yet to beyond merely normal standards boys when they come home," hear anyone call Sixth Avenue by be manufactured entirely of do­ THURSDAYS4 by one, noticing some and ignn- t o f thought ^anU action. Mr. Dinah said. "Usually I ’m stand­ its new name except in jest . . . mestic chemlc^s. The cost ot 1080 is relatively ^ u r c h ill stated that if Russia ing others, instead of admitting ing on the dock at a microphone^ the consensus is that it will be - - synonymous with that toget|ier all the cards form Then as the boat rounds the pier adjusted back to its orignial name low, about 88 a pound. Thallium, bad the atomic bomb, she would on the other band, costa 815 a and a hand by which Rtiaaia Is insist­ I start singing, ‘You’d be so Nice as soon as Butch LaGuardia certainly not share it with Britain to Come Home to.' leaves city hall. pound and is far less potent. ing the similar principles be O P A has not yet > established a SILBROS and America. That we may cer- “Sometimes they recognize my gifts of good taste adopted In similar situations voice and start cheering.-Some­ Tliis gradual emergence of Sixth price for ANTU. ^’tainly accept as the truth. And Mr. One pound of 1080 makes an everywhere. There la no valid times I wait until I finish the song Avenue from an ugly, grimy, fifth- rOiurcbin aees in it full and valid rate thoroughfare shrouded by adequate bait for field rodents SATURDAYS reason' why, if we demand a hand and then Say. 'Welcome home, ^ rsasan for the United.States to dp boys. This is Dinah Shore,’ Then monstrous and‘ unsightly elevated v^hen mixed with 1,600 pounds of in Rumania, Russia should not grain. It takes a pound and a half as Russia would have done, had they really start .veiling. My that tracks to a point where landlords Thanksgiving o f thallium to poison 100 poimds have a hand in Japan. There la surely makes a girl feel good.” believe it will within a short space Russia developed the bomb first. o f grain. no valid reason why, if we are'to Dinah always einps them aSout be vying with Fifth Avenue for Churchlll'a version o f the the fashionable trade, certainly is Could Be Made By Ton ' 10 songs, including the inevitable .^Iden rule ie to do unto others have a base like Okinawa, Rua- a feather In the homburgs of the Dr. Ira N. Gabriclaon, director of 9 a .m .to 9 p. m. aia should not have a base like "Sentimental Journey.” She par­ Rockefellers. , . . Their Radio City the Fish and Wildlife service, says aa they' have already done to you. ticularly enjoys the way her voice Tripolitania. project more than took the'soiled 1080' could be made by the ton if It ie tragic fact, however, that sounds over the water.' reputation o ff the area, once a site required to stamp out any future the world’e standards of conduct “ It's just like singing in the of rundown brownstones and outbreak o f butionic plague of ty­ i, have never improved on the basis shower, you sound so good. Some­ graceless saloons. . . . It was a far- phus, which are spread by ra Shaking The Tree times I think if I could broadcast seeing project when Radio a ty ' o f such a negation of the golden Only one company now n ^ e s and make records in the shower, Music Hall opened under the El the poison and none of it ha^been JWHAl^cofiB Perhaps, when President Tru­ rule. I'd be known as the greatest sing­ at Sixth and Fiftieth but now placed on the market. Its .use so SALE MANCHBSTCf^ CaMW i The world’s standards of con­ man told the delegates to the La­ er in the world.” that huge movie palace, biggeat fa r has been strictly contri^ned by duct must Improve If the world is bor-Management Conference that in the world, is the most popular government agencies. j We had-a fine hinch, which in­ film theater In thia big town. , . . fSSUi o7?c6tiNV s t a m I to survive In the atomic age. It theirs was to be negotiation in One reason is that it is/poison- cluded Southern biscuits,,, with Tickets are as hard to gst. Without ous to many animals besides ra te ^ is, therefore, elmoet e necessity "the American way,’’ he made too some tasty apricot preserves, and queuing up, Mmetimes for hours, Quick warmth when you For ivy, reproduction of a dogs and cate paraicularly. A 40- }America Has Cause for Thanksgirii»9 A pair of French-Colonial [irons are hock this 1 that somebody venture to blaze a broad a statement. For, although afterwards Dinah started inter­ as the best ^roadway hitj. . . . blow your fireplace fire to Colonial shot bottle with pound dog will be killed if its eats r a ruddy glow wdth bellows. partridge design on one figurines to grace your r! These half-round the high spot of the conference to viewing me^...... Ticket agencies find it is m pi-oflt- a rat which has consumed just Peace again reigns, our loved ones hack with us soon, pros* new trail of conduct, th a t. some These are 21 inches long, side; leather thong for mantel. . . L. glistening m o ^ ls are bliuik Iron with “ Where W#re'you born ?” she able, occasicmally more so, than enough poison to kill it. This fact CfHOIISC^SON, one make a real effort to raise the date has been Indubitably “ Amer­ $5.50 hanging, 89o wrhlte china, Sl-19 a pair. top4 finished in bronse, demanded. those for “'Han-ey,” .’‘Carpusel’’ ican,’’ it haa been neither statea- $5,80 pair. INC. \ perity abroad in the land! Dress up in celebration— wear standard of the world's behavior. “Just like >-ou— in the South.' and the other bright, fecent smashes, tar\ they ckn get more Our possesslort' of the atomic manahip nor negotiation. * San Diego.” reserved tickets for the Music sparkling new clothes! You can afford them— at these bomb has ele«ed us to that re­ That high spot was attained “ And tell me— did you/have Hall, and the service charge, or SIMOMZINC sponsibility, /it is perfectly true yesterday, during the

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1945 PAGE Nil MANCTTR^'nilR EVE^flNG HERALU>MAIVUHI!:»TEK. (JUNN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1045 :e eight . • of New York city would mean re­ Mrs. D. V i McNanley and daugh­ Four Men Die •TAKB IT lASY* PoKce Oppose equipping 855 radio cars and .25 Club to Hear About Town ters, Joan and Beverly of Lake- Cliarity Cases Hospital Notes Name Speaker Scientists Give Solons transmittera. *. legional DAR Meeting wood, R. I., and Mrs. Lillian “ We must be cautious in making — R E C Q.jR'D S — Thompson of Providence, will As Car Burns Radio Proposal changes and be sure that we have | spend the week-end and ' holiday Admitted yesterday: James equipment that will work on the Fred Wish, Jr. Private First Clas.s Earl H. Le­ At Standstill For Exercises frequencies allocated,” he com- | with Mr. and Mra. Henry Bradley Ham. 6.72 North Main street; Problem in Peacetime is Held in Manchester vesque. 23, ^ n . of Mr and Mrs, of Vernon street. mented. " i E. M. I^ esqu e of 36 Durkin Thomas'Binks. 195 North. Main ■sj Fifth Passenger Suffer­ 'Voice Opposition lo Ex­ Lieut. Arthur H. Vlckerson of Sii|)prinleiical Chapter Acta lapd where the second two-months evening at 7:45 at the citadel, Two iVIoiillis; Report To Deliver Armistice Oinneilt o f A tom ic En- countries know,the principle* of I SPEED sided. To S|M*ak Here Palma. 27 Chrater Oak street; Shock at Hospital cies Program Speaker at JKiwaiiift tttm opened with an enrollment of member is urged to he pres- Maile on ( aisI.h * , , atorhlc energy, Host to Large Gather-j, ] more than 4.000 soldicr-atudents. Mia* Ekiith Maxwell, 21 Charter Day Addr)^ss Here e r g y s w e e p i n g ; L n o r - , it would by impossible—if there as special music will be re- Putnam, Nov. o Four Lonjieat Canal Pfc. Levesque. 4 • member of the iearsed. Oak street...... A..* 1 . “ international agreement to 3 ^ , Hartford, Nov. 9—(85-rMembcrs COLUMBIA — DECCA — VICTOR — CAPllXIL |i!lng at Center Church Fred Wish, Jr., superintendent 484th Air Service Group in ; ^ ^ e e number pf charity Admitted today: Mr*. Zelma Past Departn.eitt Connnander of m o U S A l l l l i o r i t y G i v e n control or outlaw the atom bomb men, one of Ahem a recently disr of the Eaatem States Police Radio cl)arged overseas veteran, were The Grand Canal, or Yun Ho, 1^':House; The Highlights' j of the Hartford city schpdls. will European Theater, formerly St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughtbra cases were taken care of during Jackson, Rockville; Fred Plas- the American Legion Arthjir Con­ —to check on this through air league and the Metropolitan Arcga tended Boston University uj er zewski. 111 Tanner street; Mau­ burned to death when the car in of China, rambles for almost a be the speaker at the j4anrhester of Isabella, will meet T u ^ a y ev­ October 1945 as in October, 1944, nell, of MIddletowTi, one ^ the By Jame* Marlow patrol*, Police committee of the Radio Ji,' ------: 1 the Army Specialized T; rice Simoncelll, Talcottvllijp; Mar­ It would be almost impossible to which they were returning from thousand miles through the ROTTERTON'S ‘ J' Orford P*rl«h Chapter. Daugh- Kiwsnts Club meptfng Monday ening in the K. of C. hqirte. Mrs. and also in September of this year. beat known Legionnaires in "tlie Washington, Nov. 9—i/P)- - Sci­ the Paacoag,, R; I., race track, Program. Richard Doss, the neW' regent and garet Rice. 27 Courttand street: check any other way. either, for it Technical Planning board meeting coastal plain of that country, and At The Center 519-541 Main Street ten of the American Revolution, ' noon. The meeting will take place The figures of the (Charity de­ Albert Ogren, 190 Eldridge street; state, will deliver thh ^Armistic^\ entists who worked on the atomic woXild mean checking on mines, overturned and caught fire on hero yesTerdSy votced opposition is the longest artificial waterway Open Thursday liotll 9 F. M. tensed Saturday Al 5:S0 P M. her associate officers wifi assume Route 44 here last night. A fltth •Kraa hoat to chapter* in this region * ' ‘ at the Sheridan'^Rr.staui lint ' Sii- The Mary Cheney arary. the their positions for the first time. partment report for the month of Mrs. Evelyn Lle.wllyn. Columbia; Day address at tl»e Ma.nchcster bomb have given Congte.ss some­ railroads, buildings, and the where­ to recent proposals that state po­ in the world. porintcnde'nt^’ ish will talk on We.st Side branch an Whiton Mra. Marjorie Norton, 57 Academy thing new to think about: How abouts and activitie.* of scientists passenger is at Day Kimball hos­ yaatetday afternoon, at perhaps A social will follow and the com­ October, as completed today by Al­ Memorial hospital grounds Sun­ pital here, .suffering from bums lice departflients get exclusive low “Compulsory Military Tiaining." Memorial Library w; closed all street; Catherine Brown. 12 Ches­ to handle a scientist in peacetime. in various countries. largest gathering of members mittee in charge includes Mrs. day;. Cppnmander _Conneil whp ia and shock but not critically in­ a w e t o e f frequencies for radio communica­ The attendance prize will be do- (lay Monday. Bernard Salmonson. chairman; bert Behrend., assiatgnt charity su­ ter drive. r Congress has before it now a One possible check would be: an natod_J1y 'rhonins Bentlev. also a Past Vlco-C.'Anmander’ of jured, hoxoital uuthnritl.s said tion, and to the proposed adoption ag the organization ever held in Mrs. I-eo Barrett, Mrs. Russell T. perintendent, shows the number Discharged yesterday; Mra. the National Legion is an effective blM.,^^(the May-Johnson hill) which International agreement and' then I MAtidttAi UkOfr coiAwca of the so-called ’’block syatem” of tewn. The weather was iinuaoally State Policeman Robert O’Gradj Mrs. William G. Crawford of Corcoran and Mra. Robert Schal- of rases in each of the three Eleanor Cotton, 54 Tanner street; and interesting spe*V

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lacked iegal authority to diaregard Fronds Barres, Gilbert Masoii, havq beeh shipped fo r the use of Suzanne Robb. David Kelley led a union atrlke vote request where Hiroliito Still WageJPoliey Paper Supply Nancy Fischer, R o n r BflUngS, refugees in Europe and China. the aaeambly ih the Junior Red l^m y Seeking the union planned a strike In vio­ BOUND WITH FAT! Students Aid Marguerite Oaekell, Beverly Pom­ lation of a contract agreement /Vow You Ooatrllrated flOO Here Cjrosa Pledge. \ eroy, Gall Johnimn and Peter Gu- The fund Is ra la ^ by sales and The program waa gl'ven under barring walk-outa. The question Has Devotion May Be Job Already Short nae. llJnkiiown Dead had been raised by Republic Steel T ell O ne Jr. Red Cross by contributions from children In the direction of Mias Elizabeth Cqrp. Is Raised By OiUdrea the schools. Manchester Jtinlor Clark, chairman of Jimlor Red .Given Le\\ is COLUMN Red Cross contributed |150 to this Cross and Mrs. Roberta Robb. . . — ■ Another strike vote was tenta­ Of Japanese Newsprint Output 1.000 The National Children’s Fund I was beguh in 1RI9 to aasiat In fund last year. llPiTBSsing Search to Re- tively set by the N U tB .fo r Dec. 6, Stuck For A Stick By Hal Boyle talent. There was a postscript pay­ Pupils of Nathan Hale a ballot among hundreds of thou­ (Oontimied from Page One) Tons Less Than Esti­ meeting emergency needs In Eu­ The speakers who told about the (Continued from Page One) Tokyo, Nov. 9—(SO—^The Japa­ off. The tycoon wanted to know if ? cover and Identify sands of CIO United Electrical . Tulsa, Okla.— — The hobby his "dear friend” couldn’t help him School Give Program; rope after World War I. It la rais­ National Children’s Fund were: mated ; Still Failing nese cuztom ot -giving expensive TO-NIGHT Workers at plants of General Elec­ He denounced MiUTay’a entire res­ of Thomas I. Monroe of Tulsa, is get come equipment back from the ed by children e'verywhere to be Donald McFarland, Edwin Quinn, Bodies of 22,000j ing to Ujiyamada In ancient Ise Those Participating used for needy children. It has tric company, Westinghouse and olution ns "innocuous, feeble and collecting souvenir canes, but gifts to American occupation Army, but unfortunately in this John Lappen, Geoige Eagleson, TOROIIOW 41II41T f- ■■ General Motors Electrical Manu­ province, 250 miles southwest of. / Washington, Ndv. 9-^(db—News­ been used In the United States namby-pamby.” when he injured his knee recently troops Is causing considerable con­ case the tycoon had picked the io Mary Ellen Moran, Paul Aroari, ^ Paris, Nov. (iT)—The U. S, Tokyo, to worship at grand shrines nelp kieep alive the arts and crafts Mr’VtBBVABUI facturing works. The union has Lewis used those phrases also in he had to borrow a cane from a print production, of U. S. mills al­ cern in some Arm y quarters. wropg gaest. He was In no po­ A program about the Junior Red Valerie Bolduc, William Sheehey, Arm y Is pressing a determined dedicated to the sun godde.ss, Am- o f Indian culture, and to help vic­ &AXATIYI asked a »2 a day wage boost. yesterday’a, clpaed session of the friend. Monroe is .six feet s'ij^' ready is 6,000 tons less than esti­ Wealthy Japanese have been sition to help him—even If he Cross was given at Nathan Hale Jeta Jarvis, Ethelyn Teylor, and ca«tt««* •*■■ •Mtoefi fiiNCif* ' iosrfh to recover and Identify atcrasu, chief deity of the Shinto tims ot hurricanes, blizzards, and Threat Of Shipping Tleiip Executive committee, which must' inches tail, and all his canes were dishing out yens by handfuls In w a n t^ to., Use bodies of 22,000 unknown pantheon and divine anceatress of mated for the fourth quarter of School yesterday. During the per­ accidents. Fdlow lng bombing in t II. Threat of a Pacific coast shlp- the imperial house and the Jap­ decide whether the resolution gets too short. entertaining American officers, American aoldiera who lie In J g ucup came from the CIO In- 1945 and is still falling. Col. J. ‘.‘I ^ e s s the old boy Is Just 30,- iod Nov., 1 to 15 enrollment in the Eingland, nurseries and convalesc­ anese race. . To her he will re­ to the conference floor. His criti­ and there Is more than 'Suspicion 000 yen down the drain,” gff-inned nameless graves between '‘ V r ^ “ “ ational Longshoremen and Junior Red Cross is going on all ent homes for children were estab-' port the "termination of the war.” cism touched off a stormy scene, The Explanation Bowled ’Em Over' Hale Steinman said today. that much of this "hospitality” is the guest as he told me the story. persons attending said, in which ' The printing and publishing over the United States. Junior Red fished. (Quantities o f clothing, bed- tered beaches Warehousemen s union, which an- according to officlnl announce­ only, a prelude to the asking of " I can't say so much for his busi­ the CIO and UMW lenders argued Oklahoma City — (A’l—An irate chief of the Civilian Production ad­ Cross is the Red Cross in the dtng.'shoes, chocolate, milk, medi­ TURKEYS! Hav* draws nearl nounced its membership had voted ment. Apparently even a divin­ special favors. ness Judgment— but he sure knows Afl Armirticc dsy . o’l vp ^ull suDDort to the CIO angrily, businessman was released quickly ministration said some northwest­ schools. Since 1942 Manchester cal supplies, and vitamin tablets ity mu.st be shielded from such by police here when he explained In other cases it is perhaps only how to pick geisha girls!” schools iiave had 100% eprollment FOR THANKSGIVING and i ^ .union’s demand that L«‘wis later told rcpoilcra that ern mills had cut deliveries by 20 JAM ES A. rude words as defeat and surren­ the desire of Nipponese bigshots of Of course other parties could in the Junior Red Ooss. Last year his frce-tMirgaining theoi-y did not antics which resulted in his arrest per cent. 8 Craved United States troops be provided der. doubtful status to bolster their po­ have other artermaths. And pupils in Manchester schools made AN D CHRISTMAS war dead, men of t . . ' • everj’ possible means" of trans- mean he advocated immediate abol- on his way home from'.a bo'wlihg Creating Over-Orders ALICE COFBAN Unked Shinto t^tiH sition by being seen often in the bought Americans in Japan don't 2925 articles for soldiers in camps ^Registration Serviee Itlon of price controls. He said he toiirnanftnt. This is creating over-orders on (Known A s (Qaeeo Altoe) WOODS are . reuou ortaiion home. company o f Influential - American advertise their terms of sale in and hospitals and for Maneheater Telephone Your . bUng their efforts to solve But emperor worship is Inex­ believed Mr. Truman meant to do "It's an ou trage!'''he told offi­ Canadian mills which already sup­ Seventh Danghter ot a Seventh Son who' "Unless by Dec. I proper guar- officers. This same situation de­ the presB. Memorial hospital and other local Order Now! riddles o f the fighting men tricably linked to the Shinto na­ that at the "opportune moment." cials at the police Station. "I'm on ply about 80 pet cent of the newsi- veloped in France and Belgium fol­ Bom W ith a VeO anlees have been given that our inatitutiims. Range and , Fuel Oil died In anonymity. \ troops are .securing every possible tional cult which militarists, now my way home, minding my own print consumed in this country he lowing the liberation of those Rea(llngo Daily, taielndfllR Sonday, There can be no higher honor But he said the UM W cotild not The program presented by the 9 A M to 8 P. 3L Or By Appol^ BUSY MEN BUY HERE mean.H of being returned from war diwredited,- made their chief spir­ subscribe to “ government' control buslnesa. , ' said. countries. Well-to-do borderline Bribery Oase Adjourned Local Moving and '.paid, they feel, than to give name itual weapon. Tliere arc numerous Canadian mills are measuring up. Nathan Hale pupils waa in two meat. In ttie Service ot the Peo­ areas," NMU has declared, “we of prices and profits and the fixa­ , "Then I happen to think of a collaborators bent their pocket- parts: a play, “Humanity's Flag,” C A L L '4 0 2 6 to the nameless and write the Indications that Shinto has lost fully to commitments for Increased books double trying to convince New Haven, Nov. 9— (JP)— Fed­ ple tor SO Tears. ____ THicking WITH CONFIDENCE will provide crews foe- troopships tion of wage scales" as a policy to hew bowling stance which should given by the 7th and 8th grade SPIRITUAL MEUnjM tragic ending to the military liis- only and deny them for vessels of vastly in popular esteem. Wheth- deliveries during the • quarter, the Yanks they were great guys. eral Judge J. Joseph Smith yester­ FRED ID C K • .. A. I ' .A /«an ■Ill’s 'which labor should adhere. wimthe next tournament. Dramatic (JIubs; and a scries of 160 Chnrch Street, Hsrtnrd, Cona. ‘tories of men yfhose farhillcs cling cr the emperor concept ran avir- Steinman declared, but they can’t Sincere French and Belgian pa­ day adjourned until Tuesday the conimerclal olierators. • Must Have Free Economy speeches by the 7th .and 8th grade Phoae 8-2024 29 Pearl Street Because they know they* can rely on ob for qual­ to futile and tormented hopes. vlvc Shinto's..decline la . a moot "I pfilptice while I walk down handle the 10,000 tons of over-or­ triots, who didn’t .have so many case of William Sorrentino, Sr., In ' Louisville, a management "Our economy must be a free the street. ^People think I ’m crazy former member .of Draft Board pupils regarding the National d ill- ' U e Beneath Shallim Mounds spokesman declared the city's mul- qticsUon, ders accumulating monthly. Nazi printing press francs to 1^ . 6566 ity and good looks. They know when they buy I have found Tokyo's chief economy," - he said. "W e cannot — and the people, haul me in!’’ 9-B here who iS on trial before a dren’s Fimd, ■ They He, these men, beneath tlmilllon-dollar reconversion build­ One move expected to encourage •plash around, had a hard time Shinto shrinea almost deserted, base a post-war economy within Jury on charges o f accepting a TTie play portrayed the origin of a shoe here it will have (It, finish, comfort and .‘•hallow mounds along the death­ ing program might be tled-up un­ U. S', production of newsprlHflS'ah getting their own atofy over. on a bright, sparkling Sunday the limitations laid down by the bribe to influence his decision in the Red Cross which waa started trap hedgerows of Normandy, be- less a strike of AFL Teamsters Is Rabbit Riddance '■ increase in lirlce ceilings which So far as I know, no Japanese ADAMS STREET— COVENTRY LAKE— afternoon, auch as, pre-war, would President.” the draft deferment appeal' of W il­ by Henri Dunant after the Battle amartnesa. No time lost — trained salesmen at mde woodland streams of the settled. A union official said the Newport, Isle of Wight—-(Sh t- OPA is expected to grftnt soon. war profiteers have tried to buy ' 4-Room Lake Front Cottage. have brought thousands to Meiji Fred C. Smith, the conference liam E. Putnam, III, also.df this of Solferlnd In 1859. Those who 4 - Family Dwelling, 4-4 Marne where their fathers fell be- strike of more than 250 drivers More than 50,000 rabbits. Which The increase reportedly will be special advantages or personal Completely fnraisbed, electric your service — complete stock of styles and sizes. shrine on Tokyo's outskirts to press officer, said thai A F L Chief city, a former civilian employe of took part were: Janet Richardson, rooms, large lot, handy to bus ^ fore them, in the still forests of was unauthbrized. Virtually halt- busy farmers had to Ignore in about $5 per ton, effective the Immunity from past misdeeds by Earl Cooley, Marilyn Johnson, and school. light*, electric stiive, hot water worship the spirit of Hirohlto’.s Green expressed himself "in full the Army. Sorrentino will resume Here’s the place to get your money‘’s worth of the Ardennes hills where ^9| operations of 45 to 50 builders earlier war year.v. have been killed first of the year.-. out-and-out financial bribery. Marilyn McLiean, Norma Strong, heat. 88,600. Terms A r­ grandfather, founder of the mod­ accord with evei-j'thlng Lewis said” testimony in his o-wn defense when r « b w s tost covered warm ,uppiy ^nd oonstruction flrma,. the in the Isle of W ight during the However. Steinman said a fort­ Working At Old Sales Game NORTH MAIN ST.— ranged. ern Japanese empire, mid to - en­ on the wage que-stion. Smith also the hearing is resumed. quality shoe that will give you many, many months ■ ■^11 fall again soon. dispute' concerned the question last year. night ago such a price rise would But they are certainly working 2-Famlly Flat, 8 rooms each / In other peaters there are oth- ^ lO-cent hourly wage In- joy its gardens and famous pine predicted that the resolution would scarcely affect U. S. newsprint bard at the old sales game o f apt., conveniences, large lot, 4-Room Cottage, 76 ft. from lake front. A ll conveniences. of walking pleasure. — among the -mine-1 awarded by an arbitrator groves, only four Japanese were Fats and ells, required for thousands of industrial processes, here go be altered before it reached tl)e production for another six months'. .landing a big order by giving the May Discard RaGoning Records 3-car garage. Sale Price 88JM)0. -fields of Anzio and the raw crags |jg without W ar Labor seen In the shrine's broad ap­ Into the processing of leather with which Louie Balsam, left, and Paul floor. . / There’s StUI More’n On* ^customer a-great time. Washing Machines Down fl.IKH). Completely famished. $2,700. Sokoloft, right, are binding books at the F. M. Charlton Co., Inc., Terms Arranged. • o f the Appenines In Italy; on | approval. • proaches, two obviously demobi­ Management delegates Were W ay To Skin A Cat Memberahlp Not Covefed Most of this entertaining Is done Hartford, Nov. 9 — (A^ — The I 1®^ « 11 H board approval. New York City.- American houaewlvet, themselves, can do a lot to WELLS STREET— I . Bhrapnel-laced Pacific Islands and ‘ ^ . lized Arm y officers and two gig­ merely spectators to the feuil in Auburn. Me.— (Jb—Firemen of ih geisha houses. The Japanese State Office of Price Administra­ 6- Room Cottage, lake front, Dairy Drivers’ .Strike Ends speed up the return, of plentiful household suppllet by saving every Repaired ’: a » n I 'l IW’ t f7HOir*I*ITI2kdi k f X I M ' in g ^ n Burmese Jungles. gling school girls. The main labor's ranks, but one issued a rural. Sabattus were undaunt«|| by Seattle—(Jb — -Post office em­ host rents the house fo r the eve­ tion yesterdav told Connecticut , d^’Famlly Dweinng, 4 rooms year ’round. A ll improvements.^ A strike of 140 AFL drivers at poitible drop of used cooking fat It la now worth four pqlnta and four Nearly half of the unidentified shrink, hitherto one of the main statement indicating impatience a scarcity of hydrants when they ployes here have their own select ning and hires a flock o f good- shoe dealers that with the end of All Makes and Models. each apt., modem conveni- Sale Price $6,500. $1300 one of two dairies supplying 55 cents per pound. ' with the protracted controversy eaoes, recently redecomted in­ Down. dead in the European theater flew focal points of national religlo- arrived to help the firemen of sev­ golfing society. Membership, au-, looking girls to sing and serve rationing they may now discard all Phone 8822 or 2-1164 . with the U.S.A.A.F. in planes that per cent of the milk in Trenton, patriotlsm, was burned in a fire over wage and price questions. eral towns subdue a shoe factory tomatic for those who qualify, is and pour. In a couple hours hia shoe rationing records. side and out, handy to schools, BAST CENTER STREET— N. J., ended after yigbt days. The “ W e are here at the call of the p; never retunied. Their graves are raid lost April, but enough sub­ main in a limited monarchy, apt- blaze. Accustomed to tappii\g not coveted, however. It’s called army guests are up to their ears bases and ahopping section. 7- Room Rome with large .scattered even more widely— Castenea Dairy company agreed tb sidiary buildings remain to give Pre.sident to do a Job," said Her­ the “ Skunk Club." Players with in warm saki wine and sukiyakl, Good Investment. Sale Price Bonparlor and gamge, In a UHOUSe’'SON. terned after the British monarchy. countrj- brooks to feed their hosc- ngotlate with the union and accept Whiloii Lilirarv man W. Stcinkraua.' president of 88,000. 82.000 Down. from Elngland's coast to the Swiss the devout a place to worship if This probably was the utmost lincs. th,e Sabattus outfit dipped the poorest records for the season w riggling their stocking feet and very nice location ot Mancbe*- INC. V Alps and beyond Berlin to the arbitration if negotiations should compete in a Special tournament toasting their blank buck-toothed ter, hot water best with oU, they wanted to worship. change they would accept. Some Company, its pumper hose into a stream ADAMS STRE^— ‘‘’ Oder river. ' collapse. Plans Open Honse|BrWe?ort!coL.®*'““' to see who gets the dubious honor host: fireplace, full tile bath, con­ ARTHUR Attendance at Yasukiml shrine, such compromise may be achieved, created by runoffs from- the blaz­ 6-Room Single, In good con­ Hardest to Find Forty drivers of the Supplee- where are enshrined the souls of out of the fer.Tiefnt of conflicting ______"That job as we see it is to find ing factorj', and shot the wafer of being the club president, whose "Heps’* to Old Joe Slanteyea. THi FACTORY STORE IS OPEN venient to school and buses. Wills-Jones Company, however, re­ dition. Price 86.800. Down Sale Price The tiny mounds cared for oy all of Japan’s fallen warriors, was pressures now loosed, but there I and outline ways and means |Of right back into action. official title is "chief ^tinker." You’re awrtght, mister. What’s 810,600. Down DRUG STORES mained on strike after the cojn- .your name? Walky-Ulky? Any- 81,200. 82,600. l,^ Vrench, Dutch or Belgian families not much greater. Before and dur­ seems little change that the "God Librarians of the Whiton Me- improving the practices ■ of geru D AILY ...9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. 845 Mmin Street on their farms are hardest to find. pany refused to accept the arbitra­ ' way. it’s something like that. ing the war this chief temple of emperor concept can long survive morial Library will keep "open i b®fB®*nlng. L et’s Good Start, Bad Finish COBCBN ROAD— EAST '■ But they are being found-dozens tion offer. get on with the job.’’ Snakes Har\;ested You’re awrlght You’re awright.” CENTER ST.— Rubinow Building the militarist cult drew huge the enfeeblement o f its chief sup­ house” 1 uesday, Wednesday, 6-Room Single, all convenl- 8-fl-Ro< Room Single, all conveni­ every week—by specially trained The men walked out Nov. 1 In However still another confer­ Bonesteel. S. D.—(Jb A thresh­ New Brunswick. N. J.— Rutgers , He may or may not be all right. crowds daily. Similar neglect port, Shinto. cooca Including atenm hent, ences, Including oil hot water J^P teams working mile by jnile protest of continuation of the skip- Thursday anil Frida.’ of next ence fight swirled around Lewis, ing crew on the • Edmond Oden- beat Princeton in the first inter­ Usually he sends his mellow guests Reindeer Design was found at the shrine o f Gener­ week from two to 5:30 each aft­ cloecd.itt snnparlor and fire- heat, 1-car garage, fireplace, WONDER along bomber flight lames amd a-day delivery schedule set up dur­ who holds only one of the labor home with a rare piece of lequer- al Nogl, hero of Port Arthur, and (Tomorrow’s final article bach farm brought in what may collegiate football game 76 years place, very nice location, han­ large lot and alee location. •cross fields where battles raged. ing the war emergency and for ernoon, in observance of Book delegation’s 18 votes. AFL and be a record yield—41 rattlesnakes ago, repeated only once since, in ware, a*f(ne quality kimona or wages of 351.50 a week and a 2.5 other Shinto ■ temples. will discuss the present Japa­ Week. Special exhibits of new some other souvenir well worth dy to schools, bases and stores. Price 810,800. Terms A r­ .Mxperts— anatomical specialists, nese government, 'its attitude CIO have eight each, and the in 80 acres. 1938. 100% Wool per cent commission on sales. A t Thousands at RMreatinn Areas hook.s will be made available to sending home to impress the wife’s Sale Price $12,000. Down ranged. British- ' identlficatlan technicians and in- toward orciipation and the I Railway Brotherhoods’ one. Man- present they receive 326.50 and six On the same day, Asakusa park neighbors. 8SJI00 C O V E N T R Y - lerpretera— do their work well. grim tasks aheud.) .adults and young people. Classes agem enfs 18 votes are divided be- SUPER SPECIALS! and playground at the other end Some bodies are discovered still per cent. from the Hollister street and Rob- tween the National Association of Gives Expeneive Annor Farm, 28 acres. MoaGy HO- of Tokyo drew scores of thou­ ANDOVER- American Club i crouched in foxholes. More are In Philadelphia, production of <5ne officer was given an expen- SWEATERS $5.81 able. 7-Room Rome, with bR Take a Ride to Hartford and Save Dollarst sands. Long queues waited for ertson schools will visit the libra-1 Manufacftirers and the U. 8. , found in graves wbere the .men industrial trucks and chain hoists ry on these afternoons, and a jrtve old suit o f Japanese armor. WEST STREET- . ' coovenienoea. Bara equipped admittance to theaters and movie Chamber of Commerce. were burled unofficially, usually stopped at the Yale A Towne Man­ -story hour for the cHUdren in Another received an ancient sword to Ue up 20 bead cattle. Sale Take advantage of this amazing liquor sale, baoim bouses, most of which escaped the Favors Unanimous Decision | 6-Room Honse, all oonveni- 'by farmers or townspeople after ufacturing Company as 1,300 em­ Truman Sijjus Grades 3, 4. 5 and 6 is being ar­ A t The that was a museum piece. Moi’$ 100% Wool Coat Price 88,000. Down $2,000. BINGO never i ^ n will you ever get these bargains. So, i d ployes began a walkout and set up fires which razed surrounding The UMW chief is advocating 'Approaching a two-day weekend enoes. Including etenm beat ^ the fighting swirled on. ranged for Friday afternoon, No- with oU, full bath, copper NO. COVENTRY— picket linea. The AFL Machinists’ blocks. Throngs pushed through that any decision of the confer-' party, one rich Japanese musician now before our stock is exhausted. ^ Batch Body Removed vetnber 16. at four o’clock. Mrs. plumbing. Inlaid linoleum in 8-room Honae, all eonven- union said th e strikers were seek­ the streets wnd chattered with ence should be unanimous. The hired three pars and took a num­ ' Identified or not, each body, is Bill to Reduce Harold Burr of Lydall street will Idtcben and bath. Contlnnoaa lences, poultry honae, Ifi acres ing a 30 per cent .wage .increase. hundreds of curbstone merchants tentative rule at present requires; ber of American gruests on' tour Tomorrow RON VIRGIN removed to one of the 37 perma­ tell stories to the children. SWEATERS $4.88 hot water. AttracGve location land, 2-car garage, good loca- The APW PapeF Company plant whose small stocks replaced ‘ de-. During Book Week the Museum ‘ delegates from each Manchester with six geisha girls. He hired OLD ST. CROIX $ .98 nent U. S. military cemeteries in In Albany, N. Y., reported 400 side. Sizes 38 to 46. near lake. Price $6300. Derma Uon la the osuntry. Price the Xluropean thea^ter. So care­ stroyed shops. It was obviotis that Taxes in 1945 room on the second floor.of the li- more girls at each hotel they vis­ RON MARNO workers did not report today after Arranged. $6,900. Down 81,600. RUM Tokyo wanted to forget the war brary wilt be open every after-1 ited, and one guest recalls dimly Night RON M AR IN fu l has been the Identification the AFL Intematlqnal Brother­ and all that bretl it. (Continued from Page. One) noon from the I3lh to the l7th ,ln-l”‘ delegates. " Lewis said taking a bath with six brown- check that there are only 3,362 hood of Papormakers voted 291 to unidentified dead In the cemeter­ Shinto's manifest decline may elusive. Mathias ^plcss, locail an-1 It goes against the standard rule F|iblie Market limbed beauties to scrub him down. Children’s 100% >Wool Call 5105 for Additional Information On Any of These 1b 3 to reject an' offer of a three collect next y e a r' Uv’ rity on Indian lore, will be/®^ bargaining, the unit vote ays- '.‘It certainly converted me to SALUTE JAMAICA ies at present, In addition to the cents-an-hour wage Increasic. The have far-reaching developmenta in^ Treasury will Properties. S2,000 tanlocated dead. Japan's political wi well aa re­ approximated^’ 326.500;000*000. present on Thursday and Friday 1management the Japanese idea of community Bottled by Schenley Dist. union asked for an increase of 15 will afternoons of next week to talk, labor must achieve unanimity bathing,” he said. RUM $2.98 Twenty-nine of the cemeteries cents in a new contract. ligious life. An^American State Thc.v -said the national debt 88 ProoC. <)L •re In France, three In Belgium, department spokesman recently Increase by about 312,000.000,000. to the. children and other visitors i any decision Is approved." The Japanese tycoon supplied COAT SWEATERS $2.25 ALLEN REALTY COMPANY ORANGE Pickets Bar Office Workers native “ Scotch” liquor on the two In Englamd and cme apiece in annourced that American policy is In 1946. Ree'enues hit a peak of about his Indian coHectlon. A fter Asked whether the "unit rule' Special Poultry Sale Sizes 3 to 8. AO Lines o f Insotance, Including U fa MortgngM Arhuiged bucket basis and paid o ff the gei­ Northern Ireland, Holland' and Pickets shouting "We doSl't ca^ to make it impossible for Shinto to more than $45,000,000,000 in 1944. 'book week* the museum rqom will might not ajlow a single delegate 80S 61A1N STREET TELEPHONE 8108 ’^BAGCARDI R U M ____ ...... _____ $3.49 Filtii about getting paid now” barred the to block any convention action, sha girls with liberality. Altogether HALL : XiUxembourg. dontinue its pre-war role in the T^ey were about $5,000,000,000 i3c open one afternoon each week Large assortment of Winter Except for the few whose fam- way as two. office employes accom­ national scheme. To this end the from two to five. Mr*. Melvin Cox Lewis replied: "Certainly, but no Buy Poultry for This Week-End he spent more than 30,000 yen CARIOCARUM ...... $3.49 Fiftli panied by police attempted to en­ annually before the war. ■a ‘ ($3,000) and supplied each guest I Hies nuke arrangements for re­ Japanese government will be re­ of Doane sIreet~wiH he in charge. one company or union is goipg to Shirts now on s a le ...... ter the Yale * Tow-ne Manufactur­ The bill removes from the “tax with a Costly souvenir to remind $3.38 turn o f their bodies to the U.- S., quired to cease all financial sup­ — ' ■ ' ■ 'S— be bound any way by any decision ing Company plant at Stamford to port. But Shinto’s eclipse may be rolls next year the 12,000,000 per­ it doesn't vote for." him of the extravaganza. RON the soldier dead will remain In sons who now pay only the three Chickens for Frying or Roosting those cemeteries, under ^crp^tual work on the payroll. achiered without any Allied ac­ Henry Ford New Mayor While conference committees Highly Flattering Letter RETAIL SALESROOM per cent normal ta. levied on all Several days later one guest te- t^zre auranged by the Army. Only Police Chief John B. Brennan tio#. Shinto and its great shrines plowed through preliminary Medium Size, 3 to 3 Vi pounds each. A Grade. RICO $ net income above $500 regardless RUM 2.98 cetved a highly flattering letter leglMatlon by Congress would and 10 offleers, accompanying L. G. always have ix-en supported by the Kalamazoo, Mich-— (flV-H enry stages of their effort to fiqd a of the number o f a taxpayer's de­ from his host indicating that the change that plan. T. Baird, chief aCc9unJta^„.„and state, not the people. Shinto ns Ford' is the new mayor o f Kala­ basis for peaceablq settlement ot A. G. Pulling, manager of the pendents. tycoon regarded him person^ly as MANCHESTER' N o soldiers will remain buried the state cult was a comparatively mazoo— but hia, business is law wage disputes, some, delegates Fowl..— A Grade, for cutting uP, 4 to 6 pounds Cashiers’ division, made no at­ This is accomplished by apply­ the sun, moon and center of his en In German soil. Temporary cem­ i-ecent synthesis of primitive nature, and not automobiles. Attorney spent off-hours deep in their own each, fancy milk-fed. Pound f ...... ■ w A C ALL CORDIALS AT CUT RATE PRICES eteries there are being closed and tempt to force a breach in the worship and modern militarism, ing the individual surtax fxemp-- 1 Ford, no-relation to the Dearborn industrial disputes. tire universe as -well as a nfia'h of picket line of striking machinists, great charcter, perspicacity and . the bodies returned to the lands imposed,from .above and used to tions $500 for the taxpayer and pords, polled the greatest number CHICKENS Extra fancy, from local farms, KNITTING MILLS They finished'their job turning, back when union officials which hailed the fallen heroes as regiment fhe people for the pur­ $500 for each o f hia dependents— of votes, yestarday to elect seven The railroads of the United said the.v would allow no one 4 to 6 pounds each. Pound . . . L...,...... Manchester Green, Conn. liberators. pose o f the imperialists apd mili­ to the normal tax. This means members o f the City Council. As States use 1,364,047 miles of tele- through the line, without a union tarists. Qb.servance^'ifff.r^ Its rites that a man with a wife pays no OPEN D A IL Y 9 A. M. TO’9 P. M. BRANDY roftegni ^ A a A D 4-8Q4. y pans. a result, he succedes to the may­ phone'and telegraph wires In their Sugar Cured Corned Beef — ikncy Brisk«t and Nayel was a duty from which release will income tax until his earnings pass oralty. operations. Auto, Steel Wage A meeting of union and com­ be welcomed by many Japanese. $1,000. I f he has one child, taxes Heices. I —leVs finish ours! * White IzOiel Can* I OnnhUl Imported Oan* ^ pany ■officials ^ i t h the chairman What will rush Into the vacuum do not s ^ r t until he earns over BOILERS • a T> • State Board Of Mediation left by Shinto's decline remains to $1,500. The exemption increases A NICE SELECmON OF BEEF CUTS AND GIN $1.98 GIN $2.65 J\OW8 111. J. o p s p o t -and Arbitration was scheduled to be seen. It could be Christianity by $500 with each dependent. * * be held at 3 p, PotlRoast^— RiJ) Roast — and Steaks 441 Qmrt ra U Q M rt or It could be Communism. For individuals, the new law al­ (Continued from Page One) Sentries At Main Shrines so cuts tbjree percentage points off FURNACES Thus far MacArthur’s headquar­ each of Use graduated surtax HEUBLEIN COCKTAILS ...... $3.19 Fifth Doniinion-Wifie Strike ters has taken no action to imple­ Qur Delicatessen* bepdrtment HIGH POWEB FAOmm hours work and that both of its brackets, apd • after the ’ taxpayer YOUR DREi A t HERE'S THE counter-proposals had been reject­ ISeic Candian Threat ment.policy to end Shinto’s role in CLEANED ENAMEL Manhattan — Side Car — Martini — Old Fashion computes his bill on this basis, he FRANKFURTS—ALL POPULAR BRANDS . . . Ar­ ed. The company, howo-.-er, said Windsor, p n t, Nov. 9.—(yPi— An government, although In order to Is allowei’ed to make a further cut Guaranteed OH Burner Serrtoe. estimated 330,000 members of the prevent any incidents It posted mour’s Star, Swift, H. L. Handy> Forst Packing. It will continue dl.scussions with of 5 pel/ cent on the total before ARE GETTING BETTER! Eettmates Free. Call Any Tlgse. BUYandHOLD BONDS S loaN iB t sentries at main shrines to Mclude OLD 4-6 qt. the union on Its latest wage pro­ Canadian Labor congress were al- sending/his check to the tax col­ ■Your Choice ...... * ...... pound 37o FOR FLOOR AN D PORCH Allied military personnel. TJther- Orangn G IN $1.98 posals. Walter P. Reiither. UAW lerted todhy for a dominion-wide lector- BOLOGNA OR MINCED HAM — ALL POPULAR Order Yoor MELODY vice president, also indicated' wil­ walkout unless the Ford Motor wise it was likely these national (And Why Not?)' temples would /attract more curious in a d d iti^ to repeal o f the ex- BRANDS ...... - . . .pound 31c SILENT GLOW ITS Old Melody Apricot Liqu eu r...... $1.98 4-5 Qt. lingness to continue negotiations Company of" Canada strike here Is ce'ss profits "fax, corporations bene­ settled "within 48 hours." G I’s than native worshippers. In an effort to settle the .wage dis­ fit by elimination of the capital ^ la m i— Cooked, in Piece or Sliced...... pound 39c Rangre or Fonuice Bnrner The deadline was set by con­ MacArthur has been represented HARD A S pute. ' stocks and declared value exceiu Preliminary reports fn>m the gress officials aa Canadian Labor as convinced that destruction of PLENTY OF LIVERWURST NOW! profits levies,- and reductions in ARRIVED WHISKEY WHISKEY .etfike vote among the SO.OQO Ford, 'Minister Humphrey Mitchell said militarism ' made any action SMALL AND LARGE LINK PORK SAUSAGE A ROCK company employes indicateil today he expected fiirther word today Shintoism of secondary im- the combined normal and surtaxes Sales and Servlee. Carstalra ...... 83.47 Jeaae Moore ...... ^ . .$$39 ranging from two to . four pSr they had followed the lead o f Gen­ from Hcniv Ford II, with whom portance. TODAY! H A S A ‘ Paul Jones ...... $8.40 Pennbreok' . .Vh,. $ S .M cent, depending on the size o f Harwood ...... 89.26 eral Motors and Chrysler, corpora­ he conferred Thuradav in Detroit I Inevitably, Hlrohlto’s hold on the HENRY J. PARENT Calvert Special ...... $8.48 He did not disclose the results' ^ affectcd_ by eamingA A t Our Vegetable Depgj^tment Philadelphia ...... ,$8.88 tion workers in ,favol4ng a work TEL. 2-0188 . G LASS LIKE .83.99 stoppage tO'support their wage dc.- of his conference with Ford, nor decline of the cult which ■ clgima CatTots, young, tender ...... 2 bunclies for 15c VICTORY Sberhrook B y a ...... $3.62 . Calvert Beserve...... mands. > did he indicate whether he is pre- for him veneration 6n the grounds Cauliflower, large white h e a d s ...... each 29c Old Thompson ...... $3.69 King Black ...... :8S36 he is the son of Heaven m d the Reorganization Plan W AR N E R ’S LeG AN T LUSTRE ^ LOAN PM DcLnxe ...... $839 Hunter ...... 84.22 John A. Stephans, vice president p.ircd to mci t again with officials T ■ - • Sweet Potatoes ...... 4 pounds 25c of the U. S, Steel corpoi atlop of of striking Local 200 of the’ UAW- current manifestation of . a "line Nears Test Vote Park dr TUford ....'...... $3.42 Seagram’s “ 6” ...... 83.47 unbroken for ages eteinal.’’ Un­ Native Cabbage...... pound .3c Brook HIU B ou rbon ___ $3.42 Seagram’s “ 7" ...... $8.90 Delaware, told the Natton.al Labor CIO. • W Thlngton. Nov. 9-^i/Pi— Presi­ Foundations Notice' When you want to questionably,. Hlrohito’a personal Thi«o Feathera ...... $3.99 Seagram’s V.O...... $6.18 Relations board that ' the Com­ Atitchell said, earlier that he Turnips, P. E. 1...... 3 pounds 10c %o prestige and that of the impenal dent Truman's government re'or- paint any surfaca Sunnybrook Boorhoa .. .$8.72 Anoo Club Reoerva .... .8830 pany’s offc!f of. cooperation: in ar­ Would hot meet the union again ganizatio'n plan neaped a test vote In a heavy ribbed g:lrdle with Fancy Brussels Sprouts — Baldwin and Delicious Apples ranging the ballot' w,hs ni.ade ’‘in house suffered from his visit last South Manchester Fire Dis­ stand rough and hard Laasdownn Baaervo ....$336 Imperial ...... ,. .8839 until he had "definite proposals" in the .Senate today. White and Blue Grapes — Fancy Cranberries spltfe o f its conviction . that ' the to offer. month to MacArthur at the Arner- elastic sides, front closing. trict Annual Meeting traatmant-gat Martin* Lord Oalvcii .. v...... • .$434 Gold Bar • ««•••.• •'* •> • • .823$ icnn'omb.issy.^'Thnt the son of The issue;' A RcpubUcan demand Pascal Celery White and Pink Grapefruit SChesIsy Black .8339 strike vote is contrary to the la- J. S. McCtillagh, chief concili­ • Sizes SO to 38. Golden Wedding «...... $8.44 . bor agreement now Jn effect" be­ rieaven should leave the sacred fer a more affirmative role for / Juice Oranges — and Sunkist Oranges Notice la hereby given' to all the S*nour Floor and Porch ator of the Dominion's Labor de- House and Senate when any re­ legal voter* of the South Uan- And Many Others Not Listed. tween the subsidiaries and the CIO pavlment, reported that the con­ palace to visit an alien mortal waa EnamaL organizing is done. cheater Fire Diatrtct that the An­ ( United Steelworkers. . ference with Ford was "fruitful" a treriiendous shock to millions of Senator Jonnell (D-M o) main­ nual Meeting of the aald DIatiict Refusal Seen ‘‘.trrogant’' but _that Ford told him that' the devout Japanese. Thb effect waa ALPHABET BRAS Don't taka, a chanea intensified when Japanese news-, tains that -the bill r.s now written Gtocery Dept. Week-End Specials w ill be held In Hoee House No. 3, PBRABLE Cno President Philip Murray'.„jj ISSUC.S must be "settled in Cana­ oA unlmowtw untiiad IMPORTED SANDLEMAN WINES who also head.s the' ,Stcelwotker.s. ‘ da." papcis published a picture show­ will put Congress, in the position 32 to 40. A or B Cup Milk, Sheffield’s, Evaporated..aimrated.-...... _...... 4 tall cans.35c Thursday, November 16, 1948, at ing the handsome American con­ of enacting laws by "simply sleep­ -8 o’clock EIS.T., for the following “nawrtwman.” Martin*. Rspaatsd washing Buy your Bonds at One Star Rnby Port ...... flfth I2JZS earlier had denounced as “ shocking queror towering over the Insignifi­ ing for 60 days.” Eggs, Strictly Fresh, Medium S iz e ...... ;doz. 61c purpoaea; • V A, and arrogant” U. S. Steel's refusal Cuke DIsapiiearH Qiilrkly $1.59 Sanour waro tha first to and scrubbing will Three Star Sherry...... fifth $2..‘50 of a govimment requc.st that it re­ cant, stooped flgtire of his visitor. His amendment would, require Toiiftato Soup, Campbell’s ...... lOVi-oz, can 9c 1. To takp action on the re­ More Popular W ith Masees -maka a spaelal, hard, not dull ths lustra A P P LE W I N E ...... pint 2.5c sume wage negotiations with the Framinghant, Mass. — O’;—A ■ponimt approval by botfi Senate Treet, Ready To E a t ...... 12-oz, can 35c ports and ' aecommendatione union, which is asking for a $2 a However, there are many Japa­ and House for any government re- Grapefruit Juice, No; 2 c a n ...... -...... 2 for 29c of the District officers. tough anamal for tha and dries in B fsiw ELDERBERRY, PEACH OR GRAPE WINE!. .^lint 29c 550-pound fruit cake disappeared nese who assert that Hirohlto's . day wage tnerease. like magic when 3,000 patients organizatioti plan submitted by V-8 Cocktail Vegetable Juice...... '.46-oz. can 31c 2. To take action In regard tp toughaat of floor Joba. BON CORE CHIANTI W IN E ...... pint 25c fli-mness in ending the war and car- Satin Elastic ^ hours to a high the nearest Telephone Referring to President Truman’s piled into it last night in observ­ the pf**:-lent. Sauerkraut Juice, Pure...... pint btl. 1.5c ^ appropriations for the pur­ Jsbor-management conference' in rj-ing out the surrender made him KttipUjr Murdock (D-Utah), Now you oan paint gloaa. A Table Wine or for Cooking. ance ol the second anniversary of personally more popular with the Ginger Bread Mix, DuflTs ...... pkg. 25c chase o f equipment and for Washington. Murray declared, “at the Cushing General hospital's (V w leader for the reorganization STEP.IN GIRDLES . tbs' expenses, repaira and anything, firom a ahip’a a time when industry and labor massps than any prerious mtkatVr. bill, U/!d a reporter he ( was con­ Mixed Tea. Fancy Green and Black, in bulk.... Vi lb. 33c Sweet California meas department. The cake, bear­ MacArthur has directed the Jap­ zipper Closing, maintenance o f the Fire De­ daok to your fiwnt st«pa are meeting, under government ing two candles, contained 90 fident .the Donnell amendment Cut Mixed Fruit, in bulk; also qitron and Pineapple. partment and other property Port, Sherrj' 4-8 Qt. sponsorship, it is rather startling anese governmeat to revise the Sizes 24 to SO. or kitohan linolaum. MARTM-SENOUR pounds of sugar, 40 pounds of constitution to give full play to would fee defealed. Baking Chocolate, Vi Ib. cake, and Vi lb. can Ro'kwood’s and activities of the Pipe Bnsiitess Office $9% V e t to have the government be given Muscatel 79^ shortening, ,'i.5 dozen eggs, 10 democratic processes and provide ^ ."If it's not defeated we might Cocoa ...... both 23c District for the ensuing year. to stand hard waar; WINE such a blunt refusal by such, an quarts of milk, 80 pounds of ftbur, aa well drop the whole reorganiza­ $4.98 FIOOR AND PORCH Gallon. $1.95 ^ Gallon $S*50 Important segment of Industry." insurance that never again can a Pablum Baby Cereal...... Ige. pkg. 39c; sm. pkjf. 19c 8. To see if the Dlatrict will au­ foot traffic, rain, snow, 60 pounds of powdered sugar and sinister clause gain power thrcnigh tion plan because we would be thorise its Treaaurer to bor­ Secretary of Labor Schwcllen- 80 pounds of prepared fruits. ' too, aunshina, hast** ENAMa 1>ach bad asked the company and manipulation...... of Imperial. prestige. atarted,” row in the name of the South IM PORTED BLACK HORSE ALE...... case $5.2$ This current cabinet, jjwdnuslv la *'I.H?4ock^ded. .... Manchester Fire District idaal for nuraary and ' tbs union to 'reopen negoUationa. Vet’Skahen-Out OFNtgWfftetfr" change _X... ' ^ , - (Plus Dspasit). tinder • special oonciU«tor. The ' "IbTffiVto make any changes affect­ — AtOuf^^akery^^ D^ -a«oney-f«r'the-expense* • and W6 arc aurrfndering our leglsla* "plgyMMM. '' ‘ unioi) agreed, but U. S, Steel ing the emperor’s place. Foreign uaea of the Fire District dur­ 4 PAINT Portland,' Ore.-|/P)— Police en­ live righu to the president o f the You win And Pumpemickle and Rye Bread — All ’f V ? President Benjamin F.^.Kairleas Minister 'Yosbida argues that the ing the' ensuing year, and SINCE lITt tered an apartment from which United SUtes.” DoaneU told the of RoUs, Doughnuts, Cakes. Coffee Rings and Moth ■aid sxisUng price ceilings pre­ constitution Itself- ts democratic give the^ote.or notes of the loud screams and cries were issu­ Senate yesterday in. a three-hour IT'S t o u g h WONDER PACKAGE STORE cluded raising wages, and (hat ne- but was misused by militarists. Pies. District for the sam^.' THE SOliTHERN NEW ENGLAND ing. They found a veteran asleep address, "Under thi plan approv­ Rayon Jersey (otlatlons would be useless until Premier Shlbehara says the clause 4. To elect officers for the Dis­ 1 CUT-RATE LIQUORS . . In bed and shook him out of his which states that the emperor la ed by the House any plan becomes tbs price question was settled. nightmare. He. looked around, be­ BLOUSES trict for the enouing year. Protest Strike Vote Notice sacred and inviolate had a counter­ law by Congress simply sleeping 429 ALBANY AVE„ COR. BROOK ST. H A R T fO W I wildered. "Am 1 in bed?” he asked. part in the British saying Uial for 60 days.” Signed: Betblebsm Steel Co. protested a "I thought I was ip a fdxhpl*.”. Robert J. Smith, TELEPHONE COMPANY THE STORE OF SUPER VALUES! TEL; 7^ ■irlke trote notice filed by the CIO "the king can do no wrong.” Such He referred to a House-approv­ Cut Asparagus — Oven Baked Pork and Beans — Peas men. rated as ’’libefals” in pre­ ed, provision to permit Mr; Tru­ Thomas J. Haasett, Larsen’s Feed Service ' - . ** Steelwork era, asserting there was — String Beans ->■ Spinach — (^rn — Cooked Pumpkin ‘ ■ - _ -,4 The shortest railroad In the war Japan but likely to find them­ ' H arry A. SchUdge. . ^ • Bo>«trlke clause in Its contract man to submit o rg a n iza tio n United SUtes is the Valley Rail­ selves overwhelmed in political Bean Sprouts’— Chop'Suey — Chicken a Ip King , - Dated at Mandiester, Conitectl- 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEI.EPHONE 5406 Iritb the unton.. plana that would become law un­ road. one. mile long, at Westline. tides loosed by surrender, profess 69c ^ckage, * * Ikut,' this 9tb day o f November, "4 BuU er. tbs N L R B bad aaid it less both houees o^ Congress dis­ ★ ★ ★ ■A i4r it ik it ir it it it it it it ir McKean County. Pa. /I to believe that the emperor can re- approved them. Advert^ la The Htndd— J. " , -'*1.

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examine. Mr. Aloom-sought thja British Leaflets information because of the neces­ Chinese Retls Will Columbia Camf^ell Dies I a Is Struck sity of keeping state witnesses HOMES FOR AMERICANS Sport Slants Army^ Notre Dame Tops close by though not in the court Oppose Landings Urge Surrender John Sorokollt, recently arrived room as directed by court Wednes­ home from the Philippines, has Upset Auto By Earl W. Yost By Auto Here X' ■ ' i day. - In MancliiiHa Of Indouesiaus been discharged from the service. Sport! Editor Ordered To Oose Sanirdays His brother. Michael who was continuing hU testimony, Maz­ tha 43rd division lias also Former Local Residc'.i Every Fan Should Witness four Year Old Girl Is ziott insisted he had been ordered (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) honorably discharged. Apdther Onoover Two Stars f Billy the Kid succeeds Del Blason- $200 Realized at Grid Expect Sellout Crowd to close the Allyn club on Satur­ brother, Pfc. Harry Soro)f<$llt is Is Burned to Ttealli The annual ManchMter High ette, well known in theee parts Uow in Hospital in a day night because Levitan said sians now had become so .bitter after hto success in guiding Hart­ vehiclee spearheaded the Nation- back on duty after a 45Xmy leave With Three Others school interclaaa football gam * for At Least One Yale Game that was the only night in the Ists’ ckpture of a railroad station that it seemed only intervention upon his return frorp/the ETO, ford to the Bastern League pen­ Game For Band Fund .“ Fair” Condition week Kennedy did not work and and a village. by the United Nations—or possi­ while still another JJrother, Pfc. . 1948 to now just a memory. Last nant in 1944. To ^tness Big Game; t/evitan had no control over the Wedemeyer, in Shanghai, told bly by the United States—would Frank Sorokollt )*tth the Para­ William Raymond Campbell, Wednesday afternoon th*-Seniors The news o f Southworth’s sign bring about a peace formula. your"yWur-oW Kathryn Brown, rest of Ihe vice-squad. Associated Ureas Correspondent troopers in ETpMS with the Army son of Mrs. Rose Campbell and won by a score of M to 6. Ing with the Braves came aa i President Soekamo of the unrec­ $2,000 Goal Is Slightly /amichter of Mr. and Mrs. H. u "Would you be surprised to Richard Cushing that American of occupatlo: the late Captain William R. (lamp- complete surprise. It was a ognized Indonesian republic al­ Coach Tom Kelley must have Files Entry Gidetff Favored to Wfaji^ ‘ - S w n , o f 12 Cheater drive, was know that Saturday was the only troops definitely were not provok­ Henry Wjrtce. another Hop River bell of North School street, was known fact however that the More Than Over Half Country Q ub Notet Struck by an automobile driven by night in.the week Kennedy did ready baa appealed to President burned to death In a fire that ■mlled tuna after time aa he saw Braves were dickering for a now ing trouble but said they had been boy who^/wlth with the 43rd divi­ Marahatl Hodge and Stanley Tal- By Three Touchdowhi^j John Washklewicz, of Canterbury, w ork?" asked Attorney McDon­ Truman and Prime Minister Attlee started when the automobile in manager. Just about, everyone Way Mark; Response drawn into minor skirmishes. He sion hasiilso received an honorable arekh-two (nighty mights, star for dbon., on Center street opposite ough. to intercede to prevent savage which he and four companions under the sun but Southworth was presumably referred to Commun­ dischifrge. the TJnderclasamen. Both young- With Blanchard, Davk^ Cheater drive, just west of Adanu "Why should I be surprised?’’ warfare on the island. He also were passengers overturned and mentioned. To Date Very Slow ist charges of American activity ^ter Sergeant Rosario Car- Btera are Sophomoree. Hodge to a street, at 11:30 this morning. The retorted Mazziott. Mazziott denied haa appealed to the United Na­ caught fire outside of Putnam last St. Louie to a cheap organisa­ And Co.; Other Gamea^ in north China in ' mid-October. e, son of Frank Cardile of Pine fbte paaeer and kicker. Telareki little girl is in the Manchester Me- tliat a cruUer came down to his tions Security council for the night. tion, meaning of course the Card- William Vaders, leader, of the The newspaper said new instances street, is spending a 90 day leave can enare paaeea and to a good hospital In an unconscious condi­ place the night before the club moval of all Dutch forces in Indj with his father.. After serving Campbell, who has been em­ inato. H ie Kid has been consid­ Manchester High School Band New York, Nov. 9—(F)—Itotra ,"1 of intervention occurred Nov. 1. ahlfty runner. tion, but hospital authorities say wa.s permanently • closed, and he nesia pending completion of ployed as a bus driver for the ered the best manager in the Sen­ Appealn to Dally Worker nearly three years in the Asiastic Theee two boys wUl be the back­ stated last night that alightly Dame, held ^ a 6-8 tie by Navy, ’ her condition is fair. also denied that he had closed up Allied mission. Pacific as an airplane instructor Connecticut Company on the ior circuit He has managed the The Dally News appealed to the bone of next year’e eleven. Coech more than $200 was irealtoed at „ The child was brought to the because Kennedy had ordered it. Would Welcome ArbIMatlon Hartford-South Manchester line Cerdlnato to new fame and for­ gets Its chance tomorrow toi, Communist newspaper Daily with the AAF, he was flown from Kelley loeee hie entire ! mobile which struck her. As far as Worker in New York to "urge the non street, Hartford. been signed to a three year con­ Wednesday. Men’s Night Tonight used Mazziotts’ room at 27 Sey- thority that the British would tioned, to Manila and from there Fred Turkington. In other words they battle Arm y’s national,' ' can be learned there were no wit­ American people and government tract In the neighborhood of Every Friday is Men’s night at 'nioiir street for bookie purposes it welcome United SUiiies arbitration, .shiped to Tacoma, Wash. He mis­ Returning front. Races the 19(6 edition will have to be Tha grid game brought together champions at the Yankeo Sta^um ^ nesses to the accident other than had been so used by Charles To- to cease the spearheading sed the typhoon, tor which he was $30,000 per year. the club with a Ping-Pong tourna­ and transporting of Kuomintang although the Dutch are known to With Benjamin Sidrane o f 199 started from acratch. Aa long as the Seniors and the Underctosamen in the No. 1 college football game/ !■ the car driver. With other chlldien majian who later Was arrested and grateful, having'had enough trop-, Boston is one of the best cltiee ment, set-back, target golf, and of the day. (Nationalist) troops by United consider thisymatter a family Retreat avenue. Hartford, and (k>ach Kelley can field a team with the former winning by a bridge on th* list of event*. Re­ the Brown girl had been playing punl.shed for pool-selling. He de­ affair. ■ Ityls believed, however, ical storms during his stay, and among the major league organ­ score o f 28 to 6 at Mt.’ Nebo. Lured by the prospect o f seaiiig/ on the lawn at the comer of Cen­ States forces to Communist, lib­ Joseph D. Curley, both bus driv­ with two thnests the type of freshments wlU be served after the nied Toms'lian was his partner and the Dutchr'could be persuaded to says the good old U SA« is good ers and Albert and Joseph Ciam- he need hot izations. Last year the team bad Mr. Vadara has been striving Arm y’s 15-game winning striMik.. I ter atret and Chestpr drive. Ac­ erated areas; and finally- to dis­ S e c o n d ,F l o d r . Hodge end .Taiarskl, events. Insisted he received no rent or psrt accept Jne United States as urn enough for him. He wears the pitello, also of Hartford, Campbell worry. very little - outside of Tommy for more than a year to ratoe suf­ go by the boards, despite aU e v l- r ' cording to the driver the youngster of the "take” from the booking continue any help to Kuomintang Good Conduct medal, Pre Pearl Holmes. As do all the other accentuating civil war in China.” ' - P l a n pire. was returning from the races at' Both .b(^ need weight and ficient funds for the purohese of dence to the contrary, a aellout ran on to the highway. activities. Ke leadership of the Indonesian Harbor. Asiatic-Pacific and Phil­ teama, the Braves exphot several uniform s.for the band. A goal Team ChamploMhlp PlayeS crowd o f 78,(X)0 will be in tha Policeman Raymond Griffin in­ The Daily News said American I Pascoag, R. I , when the car over-- height; They may gain this be- Mazziott testified yesterday y posed a mystery. It was said ippine Liberation carnpalgn rib­ of their prewar ball playera back of $8,000 was set two weeks ago on Sunday stands Notre Dame haa been. vestigated the accident and is troops led 300 (Chinese Nationalists turned. The four men were tweeh now and next fall. They that he operated a"* horse ,racing that some military . master­ bons. before the 1946 season gets under­ after slightly more than $900 was The finale for the team champ- waiting for a year to wtp* out seeking further details as to how In seizing a small railway station caught under the car which took have two more years of school left. ■'book" and a "club” for the ille­ mind must be directing the mili­ Private John Fuller, on leave af­ way. in the kitty. New York, Nov. 9—For $1.89 the T with fair succeas. Yale fans ionahip, deadlocked after 54 holes, at Lluhouying, south of Peltaino ; fire and ail but one, Joseph Ciam- T^ey have the posslhillUes and that 90-0 trimming Army icdred the mishap occurred. gal sale of liquor,- after getting tary effectiveness of the Indone­ ter finishing a course at Universi­ Standouts before tbey joiimd An appMl was made publicly you ride a train from Grand Cen­ like to holler "huba, huba” as the Kathryn is the youngest of four on the Pelplnij-Mukden railway. It pitello, were burned to death. they should develop into cracker- will get underway at 12:30 Sunday in 1944, but the betting fraternity, permission from Herman Ijcvatln, j sians, normally a and gentle ty of Kentucky, before going on Uncle Bam include Connie Rjran, throuiffi The Herald, urging sup­ also charged that U. S. armored | aott Joseph wps badly injured and, is in jack football players. tral Station to New Haven. It la squad lines up. One old grad, who afternoon. The "old men,” Eiarl haa made the West Point (JaMts chldren In the Brown family. grill proprietor. people. Also a mystery was the to Missouri with the signal corps, Johnny McCarthy, Slbbl 8iBttn,and port by means of contrlbutloni of vehicles helped puppet troops ar­ the Putnam hospital. To Bill Sacharek who has de­ probably, conducts himself with Bailsieper and A rt Wilkie wiU pair three touchdown favoritex Te.stifvlng as a state's witness, Max Welt. The Braves need more any denomination to the Hlgk an Inviting trip, not only becaMse rest Communist officials and civil­ present disposition of the 20,000 spent the weekend with liis great Albert Ciampltello. who 'was re-, voted much of his time, helping dignity for 10 months out of the off against the "kids” Hill Peach While thia meeting between th e': Mazziott linked city politics, aunt, Mrs. William Johnson of Old than tffe good right arm of Mort School Band Fund. It carries you over the gold and ians in nearby Tsaishang. Japanese troops who were at Soer- cently discharged from the army, "Tom Kelley drill hto charges, r.iUSt Heih steveosoa jrear, suddenly cuts loose with an and Chat Braun. Th* largest gal­ No. 1 and and No. 2 teama In the ' gambling and the illegal sale bf Hop River. He wa.s accompanied go credit for the development of Cooper and the big b*t of Tommy Reaponae Is Slow jrellow foothills of (Connecticut, ijWazziott Gels Communists previously demand­ Olti riC abaja, who seemed to bave disap­ was said to haye about $4,00Q in explosive ” Rol-I-II, Yaa-yul!” Ev­ lery o f the year wUI probably turn moat recent Associated Press na­ liquor In establishments allegedly by his Bister, Barbara Fuller of Hedge and Talarskl. He haa work­ Holmes to win the National To date the retMnae has been but because It takes you smack ed that Wedemeyer apologize for peared suddenly from the scene. cash on his person and also/Somt Herb Stevenson, lest year’s eryone applauds and, thus encour­ out for this event for both teams tional poll, rates top ranking, designed to catch the "after hours’’ ed hard with the tods for Weeks. League flag but Southwoilh to de­ alow. Manchester High’s band to a dab to Yale, which is practically ^pvere Grilling the alleged Intervention, but jlid The ultimatum from Christi- Georgetown. war bond.s. Manchester High School track and aged, he'keeps it up until it be­ are most anxious to win and a there are other games that trade. ann’m headqiiartera declSl Wednesday afternoon they nroved termined to give Boeton fane a credit to the school and the Town not repeat their request todjy: chacL-Bobeck. .recently-_dia ______Manchester Native cross country captain and at pr**' the birthplace of the Ivy League. comes wearisome. real hot fight is in th* offing. All promise to be hammer and tong ^ that they have the guts that make hustling bell club. o f Manchester. The band has Testifies Profits Divided Wedemeyer said he had referred all Indonesians who failed to coqi- charged from the Army, has gone William R. Campbell was bom ent the No. 1 cross country star Every football fan should see Some colleges use shiny little four men have been getting In battles. a football player. They didn’t back The Ca/dinals have one o f the been without uniforms for several (Cnrtinned from Page One) Mazziott testified he divided his to Maj. Geh. Keller E. Rockney, ply with his orders to lay down back to his old job with Sperry in Manchester 35 years ago. His with the University o f Connecti- at least one Ivy League game. Not water wagons to refresh their practice seaslona this week and Navy and Michigan come to i up once when oppoalng Senior best farm systems In the business. year* yet they have appeared at profits from both his ventures commander of the Marine Third their arms "w ill be responsible for and Barnes In New Haven. father was the laW Captain .Wll- eut harriers was ths first entry because better (botbell Is played players but Yale clings to ths tra- all should be at th* peak o f their grips at Baltimore In a game that' linemen, almost twice their lire The Braves have very little. Hart­ school, social and civic affairs o f hrd no desire to change his for- with Levitan, adding that hU Amphibious corps, an earlier the bloodshed that will definitely Miss Goldie Narotsky, daughter ilam R. Campbell and his mother that has been fllod for the Thenka- than In other leagues, for It ditional old bucket, which looks games. many think wUI see the Middies cane rushing In. Instead they ten ford has supplisd very few play­ 'm'- *r«t*monv. profits from booking horse race charge Marines had raided s Com­ X result.” of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Narotsky is Mrs. Rose (Farrell) Campbell. glving Day marathon race over the town and their ability under Isn’t. There are smaller leagues like It was swiped out of some- Toasted "charcoal-broiled” ham­ lose their first game. Mlchtgia, of Pine street, who Is president of straight through. As these boys ers who have made the grade and BUI Vaders Itself. Copy of Citation bets ran between $379 and $400 a munist office In Tientsin. . Punlshmeat Promised He has been a resident of Hart­ the local course. apaaka tor throughout the land which prob­ body’s mop closet It apparently burgers will be served after th* beaten early In the season by. In­ the junior class at State Teachers’ ford for 1(), years. Surviving him are beehe, they reoalve all the g!a- •tuck with the parent dub. Mr. Vaders stated that if the Set T ’e witness identified a copy .of week, and those from liquor' sales Jspsneee Still Armed JiRST Fl o o r . The pamphlets ordered all lead­ The popular Tutitey Day event ably could lambaat Ivy teams over works all right for Yale wins thia match. Chefs Htnry ” D’ ” Huggins diana and Army, now to regaidsd' college in Willimantlc, has been are his mother; his wife, Mrs. Ann ky. The owners of the Bravos have sum o f $2,000 wee realized by the a pltrtlon served on him by Depu­ between $150 and $175 a week. He reitersted a previous state­ ers of the Indonesians to come to to being revived this year and it to ths long run. But the Ivy League game from Dartmouth, 8-0. The and Georgs "L a ” Booth will do as a Novamber powerhouas. Invited into Kappa Delta Pi. This (Cooley) Campbell: a daughter The Seniora couldn’t gain publicly stated that they will end.of the eurrent year, new uni­ ty Sheriff Joseph Fanelll with ref­ The witness referred to Levitan ment that 40 per cent of the 1,- P l a n expected that aeveral of the lead­ to rich ' In tradition and historic touchdown to scored by Art Frltz- the toasting at the clubhouaC'a fire­ At Philadelphia, Columbia rtoka^* Batairaweg (in Soerabaja) not is an honorary National sorority, through the lUie. They were forced spend money to buy go M ball forms would be purchased and de­ erence to contempt proceedings In as ’’Herman the book” and ’’Her­ 800,000 Japanese In C5ilna still arc IKINC and two brothers, Sergt. J. K*n- ing long distant runners in Naw background. place. Ben Roman wUl referee th* its unbeaten, u n ti^ lecord agalnatv later than 6 a.m. tomorrow, to which one is only eligible if she to use the aertal atU ck to win. playera. Maybe the day to com­ livered within 60 days. gerald, who has been released a divorce action. Marriott yester­ man the bank" and said he con­ armed and pointed out that the nejh Campbell In the Arm y and England will compete. The Army Yale, Harvard and Princeton match. a favored Pennsylvania alavsn/ marching one by one and prepared Tbe line, from end to end deserves ing when the lowly Braves will For nearly a year Mr. Vaders from the Navy only thfes days day had testified that Herman sulted an unnamed ’’boas” before Americana’ mission Is to assist is in the Upper quarter of her Robert of Manchester. ; and Navy club and the Recreation were the original Ivy teems and beaten only by Navy and that la to surrender all types, of arms by credit Poes)bly there are a few again be a pennant contender in worked long and hard to raise before. He to not listed In the lievitan was first to call Marriott’s giving him permission to operate. the (Chinese In demobilizing and - S C A L E - 'class. Centers are coi-sponsoring the years ago they were outstanding the last 25 aeconda. placing them on the ground a cer­ boys who will come Into their own the National League. V First it monev fo r the bahd. He received program so it to explained over Attention to this matter and boast­ The state did not establish the repatriating thees troops. t INCH = 1 ^ E E T Mr. and Mrs. (Fairborn SneacL e v e n t- powers, a fact of which they were tain distance from the scene where former residents, write back that next year. The game brought out was Mort Ck>oper to tbs' Braves, very little help and practically no the loudspeaker that he formerly Indiana, seeking Its first Wsst- ed o f his connection with the state Identity of the “Boss” at yester­ The general, who is due here to­ well aware. A'a the story goes, ------the Nationalists would be required they have found an apartmept in Lieut. John May many things as well as kids that now Manager Billy Soutbworth credit We, you and 1, and every played for Notre Dame, on th# High Seconds ern Conference title, takes Off a because of that ability. Today day’s session. morrow to confer with General­ they withdrew Into an Ivory H arriett insiated that L«vltan was to sign the surrender. Punishment want and like to play footbalL and don’t be surprised if they fan owe Bill a little something, third team. Yale fans do not seem Minnesota team that to raging to' Mazziott also Involved three issimo CThiang Kai-Shek, emphasiz­ Cocoanut Grove, Florida,, whei’e Tower, so to speak, and would the drat to mention it to him. •X was promised for any natives they have established a permanent 'The interclaaa game to a good make the highest bid for Marty We can show our appreciation for disturbed to learn a Notre. Dams get back on the winning ride after other men who are on trial, in­ ed "w e are not supposed to take Is^n W av H om e have no truck with folks below Rally to.Win Man^ott reiterated that it was found thereafter In unauthorized home. Idea. It has been going on for Marlon along with Walker Coo­ Local Sport tbe fine work *thet he haa done by sub is good enough to star for last week’s thumping ^ M ieh lgM cluding Detective. Sergt. James A. aggressive action against any (Chi­ their social standing. Patsy DePasquale he first related munUlTclaim that ‘‘the mixed use are held at ti p. m. with the .Rev. posseasion 'of arms. Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley An­ several years. It has gained pop­ per who has expressed himself as contributing to the Band Fund. Old Ell. The unbeaten and untied (MUa^ Kennedy, former head of the H art­ nese except to protect American Later on they opened the Tower the Incidents which brought about of ..Japanese and ' Kuomintang Horris French of Tolland Federat­ The British also told the Indo­ drews left Monday tor California, 'LieuL John May, Son of Mr. tmd ularly year by year and today It being dtosattofled with the way-the Organising and maintaining In­ On the way home it 1s a race horns Aggies batUs oncs-beataa ford police department’s vice lives and property." ops was decided upon at a con- a wee bit, permitted Dartmouth, tbe investigation and subsequent ed Churches supplying the pulpit; nesians they would “ tolerate no re­ where they will spend the wlnte“ Mrs. John May, of Bigelow street, to a game, the same as a contest Cards have been treating him. Re­ CHatter terest In a musical organization u for those open-air trolleys again Overcome 14-0 Deficit Tutoa for the Mtoaoivl VaUsy titls squad. He said redeployment of Ameri­ erence personally presided over in am sts on the conspiracy charges. Beamon Second Class Eiarle W. sistance” in seeking out and pun­ in Roscoe. has arrived back In the United with BrtotoL Meriden or any other member tbe strike W alker and one thing, taking part In parades Brown, (Cornell, Pennsylvania, and 'djlce more the urchins clamor and a probable Bowl bid. A year, The.others he named are Sam can troops would start soon ai At Halftime to Top H e admitted that he did not go to Hauchow by Gen. Ho Ying-Chln,” Rose o f the Merchant Maritlmo ishing those' responsible for the Mrs. A. Milton G eorge’ and her States on the West" Coast after school, ' Mort staged last year after it was T h e P A ’a will hold a practice in Manchester despite lack o f ‘uni­ (Columbia, Arm y and Navy to for pennies. The cars are so •go Tutoa took a 46-40 thrUlsr. (Thesler, alias Teller; and Rudy that by year's end only 6.300 ■the state's attorney’s office with one of CThiang Kai-Shek’s top gen­ Service is at present, in Rio Jan- kiUlng of British Brig. .A. W. F. two children; Philip an“ -^ Sandra, service In the Pacific. "Jack” has A Complete Surprise learned that Marty Marion was session tonight at 8 o’clock at the forma is another. Appearing . at squeeze In. Now they are all con­ packed that folks even stand on MiariarippI Btata, kaoekad out Army personnel were to be J «t in Hall High at Mt. Nebo the Information, saying he had no Patrizz, alias Bogash, alias C. erals whom the Communists have lero. South America. He expects Mallaby, who was slain last week been in the Arm y for nearly five Billy Southworth’ to the new receiviag more money? Look for East Side All players are home baaketbaU and football sidered Ivy members, but Yale, the little starboard aisle and you of the unbeaten ranks by Tnlmw CJhlna. However, there arfe more have gone to Stamford.'K) join Mr. tfHrtre to go there, and he insist- Sharp. * persistently termed pro-Japanese. to be hotne for Christmas. while trying to effect a truce. years, being among the first to manager of the Boston Braves. changes. asked to report on time. games In street clothes Is anoth­ Harvard and Princeton atlll have wonder how the conductor can iaat week, wUl try to rebound than 50,000 Marines In Jiorth Chi­ George, who has “ feen employed Trailing 14 to 0 at halftime, a ho did not think arrests would A reference to Ward was order­ (2iarges American Aid With only twelve days remain­ Memters of Soekamo’s unrecog­ enlist. er, yet these boys have proved to more ivy than any of them. get by to collect his fareg. But he against a favored Louisiana Btats na, where they were^nt weeks there since terminating with Ham­ hard charging, ffghUng Mancb*s- foQow his Information to DePas- ed stricken from the records by The Communist radio earlier ing for shopping and mailing, nized government, meeting in em­ He has notified his wife that ha The news that two Alumni Uie public that they have some' Upon alighting at New Haven contrives to do It, although some •ggregation, beatan o a l| ’ ago to assist in ^Marmlng Japa­ ilton Standar^^'Propeller on V-J Wr High second team whipped b f i^ale. He said the meeting with Judge O’Sullivan. charged that American troops ac­ ergency aesaion last night at Soek- is among a group of 50 who are games will be played by Manches­ thing. you expect to be greeted by an air passengers leap off the rear end nese. * Christmas gift packages to the day. The Georges who made their Hall High’s second team by a powerful Alabama. rSiityor Mortensen, when he repeat- It was late in the afternoon tively aided the Central govern­ arno’s Batavia villa, were grave. to be sent by train across the ter High in the event that the new Next year at this time we, You of great dignity but, instead, yOO bf the trbiley, dash up to front Stymied B y Russians States of Arizona, California, Ore­ home in Judge Edwin F. Thomas Football Forecast — •cor* of 28 to 80 yesterday after­ On tha Paeifto Coast CaUfonda, • ed the testimony, w’aa arranged by when Alcorn finished his exam­ ment to the extent of firing on the They bad seen advance copies of coiuitry to Fort Devens to be dis­ exit or exits aren’t up was good. end L should be able to look back arc confronted by an open-air and hop on against to escape pay­ The Nationalist troop movement gon and Washington, not much apartment, will be much missed noon at M L Nebo. beatan 19-9 by Seathsrn OaUfonUa l..| ; .DePasquale and took place In the ination of Mazziott and Thomas Oommiinlsts and in collaboration the order, which chargied atrocities' charged and will be home well By plajdng two games, one on and think of the fine well uni­ trolley with a dozen rows of ing. ■ into Manchuria has been stymied time is left to remember your in ^ lu m b la . Mrs. George was Oregon State-Waahington: The Coach Tom Kaltoy waa highly early in the season, triss to tuna mayor’s private office in February F. McDonough, counsel for Patrfttz with 300 Kuomintang soldiers bad to Nationalist groups.. ahead of Christmas.. He will see New York,* Nov. » —lumbla’a verdict over CornelL burn over Southwest Louisiana In­ ^ v e many an opportunity to see pleased with the showing of hto tomorrow - morning at Chri.stmas is November 21. eventually evacuate all male citi­ Pacific. lowing the lie detector teat Bellni 128, Fail River, Maas., outpointed ing you to toss out coins for Collins Most Valuable ■ongh tried lo get him to admit marines occupy C?hinwang^. troops' by American forces into W ith that warning, here comes stitute, Tennessee over Mlseissippi, and hear a first class band under entire team, especially the back­ Unbeatoa m at The Brownies and Girl Scouts zens of Holland of military age.” took yesterday he agreed to make CTiattanooga over Vanderbilt, Ken­ Lloyd "Scotty” Hudson, 12314, which they will gladly scramble In • that In OctobA: of this year he From these the Nationalists would 'Oimmunist liberated atoas, and this weekends’ prognostications: Bill Vaders. fleld performers. 'The game mark­ are IcVikin^ for assistince in or­ The appeal to Attlee charged Ehrery element In nature radi­ a written statement to the authori­ tucky over West Virginia, Mary­ Bath, (10). Vince Carty, 135, the leaves. Some of them are Elmira, N. Y., Nov. 9— (F) — » had "run out (m\a bet," on the ffo to Manchuria along the Pclp- (3) discontinue any help to the Notre Danoe-Army: For an en- ed the end o f footbell at Man­ Champaign—Bealdas a group of ‘ ./ der that meetings may be re­ that the Dutch .were abusing Red ates Its own special atomic light ties. He had been left alone with land over VMI, North Caroline Portland, knocked out , (Tharlie maybe only three years old and a James ” Rlp’’ Collins, scrappy P horses. M azziott dbnied this and Ing-Mukden riillway. Central/ government accentuating tin year now Notre Dame stu­ A drive is underway at prese:^ chester High for the aeaaon. promtolag freshmen, wresUlag Cross uniforms and had killed In when heated, which can be iden­ pencil and paper to write the over William and Mary, Virginia Wooster, 135 Frankfort (1). few parent* stand on the flde- \ ■wifbitai McDonough asKad him if he Virginia Police Even as peace negotiations the CThinese civil war.” . sumed. Anyone.Interested /ilease dents have made a by-word of the to raise $2,000 for complete uni man’ager and first baseman who coach Nawt Law of lUlnois has ' doneaian women and children. tified and analyzed by a spectro­ statement. Sheriff Thomas said, over Richmond, Miami over South f knew an individual namad "Nick,’’ continued, a Communist spokes­ contacU'Mrs. Ruth Mendltto; tele­ 0»-0 bumlllaflon the Irish toam forms for the band. To date the Fall River, Maso.—Tony Ferry, wxlk, pointing the way to an oc­ guided the Albqny Senators to In bright light, the pupil of the Jack Petry, unbeatcri last ■laaoB ‘ phone 172J3, or Mrs. Margaret Soekamo saiff the presence of scope. . when he slashed hlS wrists. Carolina (Friday). 129, Fall River, and Vlnnie Vaazo, casional elusive penny.'' . the witness said he knewsseveral man charged that the National suffered in this game but the response from the public has been victory In the Eastern League this eye of a cat to a vertical allL htit at 145 pounds aa a arimber st ths Holdiiig Fugitive White, telephoi/e 1991 J3. tn the British troops in Java was "harm­ Midwest: lUlnois over Iowa, Finally you reach the Bowl ! ^ .that name. He told McDoqough Aviation council planned to throw Nationalists Move Ramblera will have to wait until Slow. The youngsters drt police-said they had been ad- troops win have to /be discon­ over loWa State. Drake over Iowa “ ■ buslneas a few days ago, the rea- tified P-40s,flew over Yenan, Ctom- A^merican transported CThineac N a­ "Mlchlgan^Navy: - In 1943 and cinity but also the beat dressed In ded, 145, Paterson, knocked out the game starts at 2:30 but at the 16 .league baseball writers who vftgd that John J. Humphries, 25, tinued. Your kind and prompt Teachera, Kansaa State over Ne­ nod being he was going to be munist headquarters city, Mon­ tionalist troops have moved into, No Information 1044 Bob Hoerna(!hemeyer, as a the current drive. WUIIe Wright 149, Englewood, final moment they move it up to participated in the annual poll r#' of Nqmalk, sought since his es­ day and that a large quantity of battle positions opposing the Ye­ cooperation will be gratefully wel­ Firemen's Fair member of the Indiana Unlveralty braska. Purdue over Miami of (6). Tommy Monal, 128Mi, Brook­ 2 o’clock, leaving half the crowd ceiv^d 29 out of a poaalbto $4 *.. thrown out. comed...... Ohio. / cape firqm thg county jail on Oct. aviation gasoline was sent to Sian nan CTommunlsts forces along the rOn Reported Appeal team, defeated Michigan with hto ’rie AU-RockvUle football elev­ lyn,. knocked out Lou Langley, outside while the first quarter to poiiits to become the first player Mr. McDonough asked who was Fan West; V/aahlngton State PASS-GASE OR 81UF01D 28, had ^ e n arrested in Alexan­ thia Week. eastern end of the great Chinese ^ y s * basketball meeting at the paaeea. He to • N avy plebe, now en will engage the Meriden AA 121, New York, ( 1). played. But the Iv y League can evef .to receive the award twice. Y going to throw him out, and Maz- Waahlngto'n, Nov. 9.— Of) — The over .Oregon, Denver over Colorado dria, Va. In Washington, a State depart­ wall, boundary between disputed Center aa usual on Monday night Rainbow Dance Hall Mid hto jinx to broken. Michigan. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at M t St. Paul—Jackie Graves, 129 3-4. do such things, u d no one makes * alott said "Lynch and Ward" at 7:30 p. m. White House said today that it had A. and M., St. M arye over Fresno (Robert Lvnch . and Harty J. Three othei* who escaped with ment spokesman, taking cogniz­ north (?hina and Manchuria. no information on a reported ap­ Cblumbla-Pennsylvanla; Penn’s N^bo. The invaders from the Silver Austin, Minn., knocked out Vlo a beef. ■ Mrs. Catherine Cour la still con­ BOLTON NOTCH — ROUTE « State (Simday). ...QUICK AS A HASH! W ard). him after unlocking four doors and ance of a (Chinese Nationalist But, possibly because o f the peal to President Truman to inter Uae. to reported twice as good as y are undefeated in four starts. Flores, 128H, Mexico City, (1). No matter what you hear to the cutting through aKpartltibn were newspaper report that the Chi­ presence of American Marines In fined at the Windham hospital. cede and prevent warfare through­ that o f (joluipblA’e Hie back* Buzz Brown, 150)4, S t Paul, out­ contrary, Yale team* and fans be­ Mazziott admittec. having s i­ The many cards received from her Given By* /' j te: -nted to induce Rudy Patrizz captured soon after >he break. nese government would a'Sequire strategic poaitlohs in the area, out Java. llaKto about On a par. That should Inability to secure pin boys at pointed Jimmy Lowery, 150, have pretty much like ordinary Police Lleutenanr., Joseph 3,000 American pl.anea, said it fighting has not broken out, de­ friends have greaUy helped cheer A despatch from Batavia said 'maMa it easy'for the Quakers—but Sportsmen Urged Davenport I a (8). teams and fans. Yale has adopted to invert S5.000 in the purchase of her 8hut*ln hours. BOLTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ^ West Side Rec now finds the garoiine ration atamps. but said Morris said Humphries, jailed on was "spi.rloua . and untruei” spite the fact thousands o f Natlon- that President Soekamo of the un­ It Won’t be. Still, Pennsylvania. Knights o f Columbus Friday night ’ Boys’ basketball club of the Na­ Mlsalealpbi State . Louisiana Patrizz declined because ' he had a , charge of threatening a taxi There are not that many 'Ameri­ alista and Cqmmunlata op'pgse each recognized Indonesian republic bowing league moving over to^ than Hale Community Center State;'Tuiime showed LBU that To Return Bands enoiiyb star.:p.>i on band already. driver, wli\ be returned to Bridge­ can planes In China, he added.' other at Shanbolkwan - (Linyu), had appealed to Mr. Truman and ENTERTAINMENT AND WHEEL§ Murphy’s a l l e y e . Tonight's Tuesday night organized for IClsaisalppi state could he beaten, ; ■ V ' adn-iitted he-got caught port to face a charge of jail break­ The peace negoUatlona found the ancient city which forms part Prime Mlhlster Attlee. 7:80 flniA the Pintes opposing the teams of neighboring towns, ac state.. It and that he had been "peni- ing. both Nationalists and Coirj-iunlsta of the great wall and is its eastern Eben Ayers, assistant 'White cording to the sponsor and mana­ DOOR PRIZES EACH NITE Ca£fornla*8outhern Cellffirnia: Hartford, Nov. 9— Oonni San Salvadors and the Nines fac­ Sports Roundup t <-"ncc then. ed th a t. the fighting should anchor on the Gulf, o f Chihli, 10 House press secretary, was asked ger, Charles W, Koriterda. The Altboitoh two major, parts of the icut hunters have been asked ing the Santa Marlaa. I Js-r.t Oil Company, Office w _ stop^but disagreed on conces- miles north of Chinwangtaq. at hts n *M conference whether slonsXCommunists insisted . that The elements ^ two Chinese Na­ lineup for the Coventry team la the Presiaent had received the Trojan machine have been remov­ return the bands taken from ...... " i)* Ey Hngli mUertou, Jr. ^youngster replied. " I don’t know ho. Newgate Oil Company was l.,ra s n llltO 1 TCC C ^ch. Roland Green; Cantaln. appeal. Ayers said he had ed by Naval tranafeni the club will marked pheasants and quail Appearaaca trnUkely r !.• brought into the trials to- flghtlngv should be stopped tionalist Anhln, the Thirteenth NOVEMBER 15th, 16th, 17th Naw York, Nov. 9.—(F)—Arm^ where any of them are going.’*' throughoutxChtna'at once. They and the 52nd;—were put ashore by William W right: If. Vernon J. Su- word o f It get enough.inspiration-’ from tbe by them during the cuitent vs. Notre Dame tomorrow figurM t ‘. hen Mazziott said'that some Stocktiplin, Nov. 9— (F)—Gunder demanded tbqt the govemmeht United States amphibious forces mara: rf, Emil Strede; center, Wll Admission: 10c Plus Tax. home crowd. Southern CaUfornia. ing season to the State to be the biggest game of the Pigskin Piokins ' o.. bis records wpre in the office of Fatal for Vet / - Haegg’a and Arne Andereson’a quit using Japanese puppet troopd under Vice Admii^ Daniel Bar- Ham Wright; Ig, Anthony Proulx Indiana-Mlnneaota: Tbe Goph- ment of Fisheries and Ga; footbj^l season and thia depart­ Notre Dame va. Arm y: that company, some in Attorney trip to the United States to parti­ —a charge tbe Nationalists deny. bey. rg, James Kelley. It Is hoped ovs, early Big Ten title 'choices, pheasant season clOsto November The Arm y, coached by Blalk, Moylan's office and' sonte at the cipate In ths winter track season ment's advice tb the 80,000 or ao Spread Toward Great Wall that the plajdng schedule can be I^cal Pipe Band have taken a tearful beating the 24 and the shooting/ eeeepn for people lucky enough to get tick­ W ill make the Irish ache. Park street bank. It then-devel­ Bloonifleld, Nov. 9— The Both Bides agreed in principle appeared definitely out today aa a Let ns check yonr that £h investigation-pvty should .At first, the Chinese, troops comprised within the . next two Round and Square past two weeks. Indiana. quail ends tomorrow/ ets is to gst there early . . .Late­ Michigan vs. Navy: oped, on questioning,. that had funeral of Charles Ragazzo, 40, result o f a Bweeping houaecleaning survey disputed area^ a minor crowded into this relatively small weeks; ^ Tlie substitute team con­ Going to Brass City BINGO iTulsa-Oklahoma A. and M.; Bob Dr. Russell P. Hpnter, / depart' comers may mlaa poth' the Ctodeta’ W e’d say that Michigan should front end. We may no records of his buginess trans- veteran tank driver of General sists of Peter Ellsworth, Marshal Fenlmore, the human adding' ma- by Swedtoh track c^ eiato with the kqtions but merely-^referred. to Patton’s division, who was killed point: harbor city and milled about doing Dancing ment head, aald the b 'a ^ would parade and the touchdown parade. win easy, Merriam, Lester Gigllo. With TKuri^ay and Friday chlno when It comes to yards gain- help determine tiie number of 'unofficial report that the world's save you plenty of cancelled checks, \^ich were in when his autqtnoblle crashed Into The government insisted' that nothin'g before they spread out to­ . . .If the Irish receive the I f It weren’t for a . boy named such a lineup we are sure, these The Manchester Pipe Band, one eff will awing the decision to the pheasants and quell abot and thus two -faetaet mllera have been tab­ the three places mentioned. ■ He a tree hero TTiursday, will take technical military' problems of pe- ward the great wall of China—and kickoff, it’s a good bat they'll Skippy Minisi. boys can make the town o f Cov­ of the outstanding bagpipe organ! Nights Saturday Nito Agglas. Each team took a two mve tbe department data on which bed as profesaionala. money. Do it now. told Mr. McDonough be did not place Monday. organizing the Cbmihiinist Army the Btrong forces of the Commu­ PSM on the first play in an' at­ MisslsaipiH State vs. L.S.y.: be completed within 'k month. nist Eighth Route Army along it. entry very nrnud of their effortk zations in the couhtiy, will lead week rest In preparation for the to bfse stocking plaps for 1946. tempt to aegre quickly. .And an­ This one is manna I'c-.p ony Vecoids of Ijlack market Ragazzo died Instantly when his and workmanship. Any young Thia would require Yeh (^ng; From all indications the Com- the' ArmistlOfS Day parade In Wat- Btniggle. Oklahoma A. and M. HA effded that 1,250 banded ■xpaet M g crow d other good bet la that Bolsy For Louisiana. P h ^ e 5191 Jkc "^Senmiat" i tlnrate saics of gasoline. car crashed head-on Into a large bojm interested in basketball would O ew gla Tech-Tulane: Watacm, Yin, chief of staff of the R ^ mimists are well dug In . both in erbury on Sunday. The band has pheasants had been liberated by Dancewica will toss to either' fill­ Baylor vs. Texas: : .- a;tam related that DePas- tree. Dr, H. Jay Onderdonk, medi- be yery welcome. Report at the been hired by the city o f Water- the mirror please. It shows Geor­ the state, but did not give the New York, Nov. 9—(F)—Big Open Till 7 q 0 had provided his - $5,UUU i cal examiner said. 'The accident Army, to come to Chungking) S and around Shanhaiwan and are er Angsman or Dick Cronin, A team creates both hoodoos Sufficiently mobile to swing either regular meeting at the Nathan bury for the event. Woodrow gia Tech. '. s number o f banded quail which im- time boxing returns to Madtoon and hexes I- .u '.nd admitted i. ha t-not 'victim had been a sergeant in the mission which he has a yo id ^ in both nearsighted and hence light­ direotlen to combat any forced en­ Hale Ckimmunity Center Monday, Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ Baylor-Texaa: The Longhorns der special department regulations Squara Garden tonight with a ca­ ly regarded aa pass receivers. . . Whenever It schedules a game SEAL-BEAM hSlUflOli *5 I'.'tl for Uie sti vi'.t^ "! still owe '19fh Armored Field artillery and recent weeks. try into jdAnckurla along that sec­ November 12, at 7:30 p. m. uel Wilson, of 29 Griswold street have had tight squoesea the past can be ahot only In N ew Haven, pacity crowd of 18,000 expected to For Arm y it haa been almost rou­ with Texas. For Old Headlights Cars for It,” he said. He ;.itnlioned lid- was jllscharged two weeks ago. He Continue Efforts to Block Aid OvMi^MsdieU* Psw