hltgriiH i fii SJSjWp'l / jManrlfg0tgr If^ralb MONDAY, DECEMBER -8, IM l Manchester Stores W ill Be Open Until 5:30 P. M, Wednesday
Anyone intaraatad ia invited to Bunaat Rebekah Lodga will haa bfcn donated for thia purpo**, amuaament. For tham eapeclally. meet in Odd Fellow* Hall thi* tha Aral project of the ManaAeld aa wall aa for all. television will attend tha aacoad TW C A Homa- Lions Donate ATtrag* Daily Net Press Run 'jUidatTown maker'a Holiday program at the evening. Nomination o f officera Parents Aiuoclation, Dr. Neil A. bring Joy in uktold measura. There Tha Waathar . Community T tomororw morning will taka place and mambara are Dayton, superintendent, stated ia also educational value in TV Fer the Week Ending rsfecaat e( IT. %, WeaOwr Banaa • t U » r g » T t t Itenr'a Mother* from 8:80 to 11 o'clock. From 8:30 reminded to return their cqin To TV Project while expressing hla piaasure and for the echool. For Timeless Beauty December 1 exenitlve board of the Hnl- which William McBride ia presi CENTURY PRICE FIVE CENTS pany N a 3 on Spruce atreeU later PTA will meet Wedneaday dent, has donated 8300 to the Mancheeter Lodge No. 7.1. A. F. evening at 8 o’clock at the achool. Mansfield TV project, it waa an- John Mather Chapter. Order of and A. M.. will conclude It* degree Plane will be completed for the nouncad yesterday afternoon at DeMolay. will meet tonight at work for the year at a apccial military whlet and cake.aale Hat- th* second meeting of the newly 7:80 at the Maaonic Temple. Fol-^ communication to he held at the urady avening, Dec. 8, in the formed Mansfield Parents Associa CRYSTAL lowing the regular bualnea* meet Maaonic Temple tomorrow eve echool hall. tion held at the Lnngley School, ing the initiatory and DeMolay de- ning at 7:.10. The Rntered Appren with John A. Doyle acting a* pres greee will be given. tice degree will be conferred, with Lady Roberta Lodge, Daughtera ident. A drive la now being conducted Volcano Erupts in Philippines, Kills 141 Herbert J. I..eggelt. aenlor aiew- of St. George, will meet tomorrow Regina D'ltali* •Society will ard. acting a* maater. Worahipful evening at 8 o'clock with Mre. Fred at th* ManaAeld State Training By Fostoria meet at 7 o'clock aharp thia eve Maater Albert D. Krauae haa an Parker of .70 Academy street for a School for television- seta for the ning. A aupper and Chriatmaa nounced the annual nievtlng and pot luck aupper and Chriatmaa dormttoriaa, hospital and school party will follow and each mem election of officer* will be held on party. A brief hiialnea* meeting biiildlnga. To date almost $3,000 ber "la requeated to provide a 2S- Dec. n . and the inatallalion of the will be followed by a aoclal time When* Reds Say U. S. Plann Downed cent gift for iHe grab-hag. newly elected officer* on Dec. 1*. and exchange of gift*. Fear Death At the ronclii.eion of the work Reds^ UN Wrangle on Truce Check there will be a aoclal hour and re- Mother Cahrinl Mother* Circle Member* of the Chaminade (liih freahmenl*. B A N T L Y are reminded to bring an inexpen- will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mra. .lame* Halloran. Total Will aive gift to the Chriatmaa party of The Mancheeter Board of Real the club which ia being held to 110 Delmont street. St. Berna tor* will hold their annual Chriat dette'* Mother* Circle will also OIL CO. night at 8 o'clock in the Federation maa party Wedneaday evening at Insurance Amenta PieJtet Local Office Crisis 111 Syria Room of the Center Church. meet Wednesday evening at 8 Allies Rap Go Higher the Mancheeter Country Club. A o'eloek with Mra. Kdward R. Yuletide reception at 8 o'clock Faher of 8 Dover road. T E L 5293 A gift Blameil on LI. S. will be follow ^ at 7 o'clock by a By FR AN K L. W H ITE s p r r iA i. chicken..dinner and exchange of Four P oin t slfta>Wnging and dancing will Range and Fuel hel realy uie and enjoy Mnarow, Dee. 4—iJT—Tlie Manila. Dae. 4— {/P) — ALL 5c CANDY round out the program. Set F^agterii Star Soviet Pres* rharged today Hibok Hibok v(fi(»iio in the Oil Distributors Restriction that the Ayrton rrista. In whlrh central PhUippines erupted A N D G U M Kmanuel Lutheran I.*die* Aid Bazaar TliurMlay A man will ke«p, use, and enjoy a |»air o f really Col. ’ AdlH Ahlahekly took over and the Dorcaa Society were 333 MAIN ST. the government In o bloodleoa today, killinf at leaat 141 vil- favored with a good attendance nice-looking, (omftrtahit slippers— for ytan. And Munsan, Korea, Dec. 4— eoup, MS* Inspired by the Iager8. 3 for 10c and good weather for their annual Temple Chapter. No. .73, Order United Atsleo and Rrlloin. Re8cue workers, clawing that’s the kind o f slippers you'll be giving him,
door STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY llce. .So would the UN command. F o r ton, Mr*. Mary S. Smith: white Aim Amoklng Sale But the Alliea have plenty and The Volcano blew ita top like an club etupt. Vtry clton, elephant, Mia* Mary Miller, Mra. COMf^ St/APf/tS Doris Gobell: wrapping paper and the Reds haven't a single usable atomic explosion. It spread a field in Korea. Cairo Says Broken llnr on map shoMs |H>lnts uhrrr tho Russian News .\grn- layer nf thirk ash ovar half a MIDGET 32,000 mMts, qood tirts. rarda. Rainbow OIrli. M*d!r i f famuu HiHmsn Calf A ham supper will be aerved COM 2. Neutral i;-.apection would he ry. Taoa, aald In Mimmxiw, that tho mlaoing U. A. A ir Forro transport dozen alttna, crosaroads clusters of from 5 to 7 o'clock by Mra. Vir limited strictly to port* of entry. vbilalrd Romanian and Hungarian territory brforc bring forcod down farm house*. U's'Ktlll smoking. Prietd rtmenoblt for ginia Lewis and her committee. TTif Alliea want Inspection teams 50 Killed in at. Papa (croso). Holld liar ahowa Might plan of tho C-47 which loft The Philippines Weather SMOKE SHOP Tlcketa may be obtained from any free to go anywhere in Korea. Erding, Gorraaay. Nov. 19. tor Bolgrado, 7'ugoalavia. Tho Roda aaid Bureau aelsmoioglat said about quick salt, $1350. CaN officer, rommittac member, nr by 3. A ban on troop rotation. That tho piano vlolatod Romanian torritory at Rorlla and then violatod four square mile* on Caminguln telephoning Mr*. Henry Thornton, would mean an end to American Hungarian torritory near Gynia boforo hoing forrod An\vn by Agbtor Island waa covered by red hot 1013 MAIN STREET CEHOUSESSON aahea. 2*9533 afttr 5. Mra. Lewi* nr Mrs. Georg* Beau veterans coming home after a Suez Battle pianos. regard by noon tomorrow. s":Tr"!’' ' rrasrr i m year of service. The Aelimolngisl reported the sshea and noxious fumes limited WE GIVE ^trTGREEN STAMPS > 4. No interference with or in Inquirt on Promitos reacuert to working on the outer spection of any reconstruction in Cairo, Egypt. Dec. 4— (A’) fringes of the volcano's destruc fiSfFfVobiems? Korea. Communist newsmen at — British troops clashed with tion. Giv* har a n«w G-i Automatic Tooator or a now Panmunjom said much construc Egyptian police and civilians Demands Release Miss Bonifacia.Cald, RadO oss G-E triplo-Whip Mixor and watch hor pyos light upl tion work In North Korea la un toiday in the second day of representative on Camiguin, ap Unbrrt Nauman rhntn derground and th* Reda don’t pealed lor plasma and other medi want the Allies to know where It bloody fighting in the Suez MATTRESSES Tkoy'fo b0tnrtHul. . . Manchester Prudential Inaiiranre On. agent* rnntlniie pirketlDg of Hie office at 848 Main street Canal Zone. A British com cal aid. M Mm strike goes ox In 83 atates. Pictured thia morning on picket duty ere Harding Stephens. Erland la. A U. R. Air Force amphibian th»Y't* pfoetkol O f 4 U. S, Airmen It is better to have a good . . . Johnson, George NsCkoweky, Alphonse Petitjean. Ales Johnson, Comelius O’Lesry, Pwil Hlllery, .\dolph Rare Deadline munique said there were un plan* 'vlll leave early Wednesday confirmed reports that 20 rebuilt mattress than k and sho'M romambor llioin R. Klttel. William Keating. W'llHam Cooper, Ernest Johnson, Carl Johnson, Walter Fox, Hnrold Macin The new aubcommittee -- two with nesded tuppliea and several for yoartl tosh and Thomas .Mbro. men from each aide was created Egyptian.s were killed. An doctors. A U. S. Navy saopiane chenp new one. We re Agents pstroling debtta In automobiles to see that no cnllectliMts are being made were Austin Cus today In an effort to beat a Dec, Budapest, Hungary, Dec. 4— (A*)— 'The United States de will follow With Red Cross work make and sterilize all types Egyptian official said Eight ter, chairman nf the strike committee. George Co hen, Robert Lynna, Zalman Boas and Daniel Murray 27 deadline. A pravioua subcom Egyptians were killed and manded today the release of four American airmen forced ers and more auppllea. * of mattresses. % mittee drew a ceasr-flre line acroae down in thejr plane by Soviet fighters in western Hungary on .Land planes cannot reach the (p S eight were wounded. AUTOMATIC the front to becon.e effective if Nov. 19. The return nf the plane, a C-47, also waa aoughi. Island directly. Th* nearest air TOASTER 4 Air Crashes Bares lu^ility an armlatice Is signed by Dec. 27. Th# action wa* taken throuah’ base ia 40 mil** away on Mindanao loiiM FuthHutr Md Three Men Die Tltat Aral subcnmmllt** took more Cairo, Egypt, Doc. 4— (A*) ChaiR* d'Atfalree Oaorgty^AbhoU, Island. UiaIH0i)**o-xtonths. —New fighting eiogOfll in wriMMUWtieaded•beaded the U. AA.Megatlon *ei Tbs city hall at Mambajao. prin Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy. head ^Repdfis Caudle cipal city nf Camiguin, waa trans F\oor CoYorlns In Single Day -th'T)e-;{ Crash To Seir Cause the Suex Canal area today, here since the retirement of U. A of the five-man UN Command Minister Nathaniel Davl* last formed into the primary emergen 36 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 j i i t f #222T negotiating team, tried to get Egyptian reports aaid. One cy hospital to treat burned vic more speed Into negotiations. He Cairo newspaper put the dead j Abbott visued H.mgary * Kor- May Be ‘Leak’ tim* Tooil pops up or stay* KiU 18,Hurt 10 Derby, Colo., Dec. 4—(AT— Of Ayres Death Three men «'cre reported proposed another auheommitte# in yesterdays fighting he- ! sign Minister. Ksmly Kiss, and PtfSMi for AM down. LentrolControl givet killed this morning In the be created to atari work on a tween the British and Egyp-j ■ fnrmsi note on the The Weather Bureau aeiamolo- light, medium, or dork teott. Crumb troy clause for exchanging prisoners. III Tax Fraud By The Associated Press crash nf a I'nlted Air Lines Bi'idgreport, Dec. 4— (/P)— tians—the worst yet in th e^ j""' glat Joined th* Rad Croes in a tnopt in ond out for eoty cleaning. DC-8 training plane three North Korean Lt. Gen. Nam TI » » * informed by Mr. Ki*a plea for help. Four planes, three of them A Danbury physician ad said he would give an answer. But two-months-old conflict — at ■ " SERVICES mile* northeast nf the Rocky our request will he tr«n*- Washington, Dec. 4 i/Pi Pey Th* seismologist said th* over m ilitao’. crashed in widely- mitted on the witness stand he didn’t say when. ,->0. Mountain Arsenal. mltled to the competent Hun ton Ford, former deputy Attorney all situation at the volcano appar That Interpret The Wiahea separated sections of the in Superior Court here today There is one other point neces- Egyptian General Asad el .7 I'A L spokesman *atd a garian authority nnd I will be ad General, teatlfled today he "pre ently had Improved but added he TRIPLE-WHIP country yesterday, killing at pilot-captain and two trainee* that he signed the death cer vised when * reply is received," had "n o confidence" that th* erup (Continued on Page Nine) Of.-The Family H«r# or* Hm Ckristmot gift votuos you'vt botn waitiRq for! Sokef any of that* quality qlfh to giva with prick least 18 persons. were ahosrd the ship when It tificate of an elderly spin.ster (rontihiiod on Pago Nine) Abbott told newsmen sumed" T. Lamar Caudle wa* tion waa subsiding. MIXER Two of the plane* came down took off from Stapleton muni five hour.s before she wa.s Abbott said the primary aim of "leaking" grand Jury Information The official, whose name was for you know thuy wiN bring joy to th« rocoivor. Iring your Chriitmot lift and "shop around" in our storo. In realdentlal area* of Denver. cipal airfield. pronounced dead. the legation wa* In get informa on an Alabama tax fraud case to not available, said smoking ash JOHN B. BURKE Colo., and Reno, Nev.. hitting The *pokr*man said he was tion about the tour rrew member* a Congressman In 1950. envered abput four square miles in home*—but no one on the ground Dr. Frank T. Genovese told and get them released as quirkly the vicinity of the 5.629-foot peak. unable to Identify them pend That was th* reason. Ford aaid, FUNERAL HOME waa killed and only one woman ing a check nf flight records. ,Iudge Kenneth Wynn, how Defense Output Curbs a* possible. (Th* U. S State De He said the aah waa "dangerous" occupant wa.s hurt. ever, that he signed the cer partment s*id yesterday It was why he arranged for the Informa and rescu* workers could do no 87 F.s*t Center St. Tel. 6M8 Beautiful Embroidered The other miahap* occurred at taking "Immediate action" to ob tion to "by-pats" Caudle's office more than ■eiu'ch around th* Colorful Printed tificate only after .<«atisfying even though OsudI* was assistant Pensacola,'^ Fla., and Evansville, himself that “the onset of tain the fliers' release.) fringes. AMBrLA.NCR SERVICE Three beoleri, built-in light. Seen in ‘Political’ FEPC Attorney General In charge of tax The Red Croa* worker, Mla* Tnd. death had occurred” for Miss Th* envoy described ** "stand Special Speod Selector, ne-clog Ten occupant* of the various ard equipmnnt" the parachutes, fraud canes. Caid, told headquarters In a tele- Pillow Cases juicer, two mixing bowls, light planes were injured. Blocks Soviet Elizabeth M. Ayres, 74, blanket* and map* which both the Ford did not Immediately name th* Congreosman. However, he weight. ^ A big B-29 bomber cut a *wath Washington, Dec. 4-^A*)—Senator Fulbright (D„ Ark.), .Soviet New* Agency. T **» and a (Con^aued oa Page Eight) T ablecloths through five hoiiae* in a swank Bridgeport, Dec. 4— (A*)— said today if a new fair employment practices orter issued Hungarian not* claimed were to waa called before a House Investi Move to Stall gating committee for follow up -Pritr, trim a*d m»d*—8*** wHeri le etwee* «Mw«t m 8c*. j residential section of Denver, Bet A former Yale {pathologist by President Truman is enforct^ “ in a political way" it may be dropped to underground group* WILLIAMS ting them afire a* it came down testimony to the story related by *1.98 two mile* short of a Lowry Air testified as the first witness interfere with defense production. But if it’s administered John Mitchell. * Justice depart SH OUR BlAUTtm 6-B GIFT APPUAHaS T0PA¥l \ German Vote (Continued on Page Right) in the manslaughter trial of equitably. he added, i t . may not ment pro*eculor, yesterday. Pair Boxed Force Base runway. Bulletins OIL SERVICE Right of It* airmen died and six Dr. Donald F. Gibson today cause "too much trouble." Mitchell said that Caudle and Rep. ■urvived, though injiyed. • Paris. Dec. 4—iJT—Over violent Senator Humphrey (D.. Minn ), Frank Boykin (D-Alal. took an that he tould not, determine Truman FEPC lauded the President's action. He Iron th* AP Wires Colorful embroidered flowers, Most of the resident* were Russian objections, the United Seize $30,000 "unusual" interest in the case of 341 BROAD ST. $1.98 all white embroidered floral*, what caused the death of haa always backed civil righta leg- the Gulf Coast Tobacco Co., Mo away from home- or were in Nstinns special political commit Mr. and Mrs., Hi* an.d Hers. Electrical Dept.— Basement Elizabeth M. Ayers, 74-year- lelation. part* of the house* that were not Clears Way to bile, accused of understating 1942- REPLY BY ViraiNM r ' -.i' Good quality type 128 cotton. tee today voted to ask represen old Danbury spinster. And Senator Gillette (D.. lowsi. 44 Income by se’’eral hundred FUEL and RANGE OIL STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY hit—and only a maid wa* hurt. A In Gold, Silver la r .s Dec. 4— (J7 tative* nf Esst and West Ger Dr, Thom** L. ClUtfella of predicted the President'* action thousand dollars. fievlet fireman suffered a broken arm many to take part in it* debate* "will lead to a whale of a contro Foreign Mlaleter Aadrel T. during rescue operation*. Alberqucrque, N. M., told Judge Dixiecrat Feud It it it on all-German election*. versy" In Congress. Ford resigned a* deputy Attor VlahliMky Instated again today . In Reno, a crippled twin-engine Kenneth Wynne that when he re ney General last September and is The vote wa* 50 to 8 with one ceived Mi»* Ayre*' body from Dr. Mr. Truman signed at Key Weat, Police ArrcAt 3 Smug- oa anoonditloaal prohibition of $3.69 abstention. The committee'* ac Fla.. Yesterday an order providing now In private lew practice In Hm atonde huoda. He hraadad BEAUTIFUL MULTI-COLOR POLLY PRENTISS Key West, FIs.. Dec. 4 ((T) — .74 X 54 SIM. Ihi J W H A l^ COM (CoaUnned on Page Eight) Gibson It already had been em glen at isuhpoint in Washington. OIL HEA'HNG tion mark* the flrst time German balmed. Preeident Truman left it clear to for a committee to encourage com- oa » He reporta ha had aet AAamCNMTMI Ccmip representative* have been naked day he Is ready for a no-holds- President Trunan "forced (Tau- anasveted weatera queatl eaa aa Give « smart printed table The dapper 48-year-old defend r,anada to LI. S. Chaiie dle’s resignation last month with EQUIPMENT cloth In floral*, fruit* or to take part in a United Nationa barred contest u'ith Southern (Cnatinoed on Page Four) wltether Ruaata wotild admit debase. , . ant sHt unmoving a* Dr. (Tilffelle the explanation that Caudle's InapectoM after A-bomb* wer* piBlda. - Chenille Bedspreads testified that during what he de Democrats In his party's 1952 con Buffalo, N, Y., Dec 3 (J7 Estimates On Rcqqeiit More Defense Ruaaia'a Jacob Malik had told vention. "nuLaide sctlvlllea" were incom- haaned. tha cammiUe*- .saFUsr, 4 h «t the scribed a* a,_rt>utlne xutppay. h* £nlic*_ hjalttd j speeding suto to DAtible with his official duties. Kid found "hb bKvtoua cause of ^ -Hts-e**ctrtlv(r;pril*r sittm f rtiT night, airestedf three men lit glin( 54 X 72 Sixe. Blends with any color aclieme. Multi-color floral pat question of German elections waa machinery to encourage all gov AMUOCMJBE SENTENCED . Jobs t orecasl none nf the United Nations' buai- death." News Tidlnts^ point, and seised $30,000 In gold Gulf Coast Tobacco (^ompany 2-1257 12.69 $4.98 tern that 1* really beautiful. Denied (Tiarge ernment contractors to open their and silver believed to he Involved Hartford, Dae. 4—unr-A eon- to ne*a and the Soviet Union could payrolls to minority groups gave waa a partnerahlp. In the wind-up vlet deaerlbed by State** Atly. Gibson already had pleaded In Culled from A P Wirefi In an Intemationsl smuggling op not favor extending an invitation new evidence that he I* ready for nf th* caae, two partner*—Joseph nocent to the state's charge that eration. Albert «. Bin a* a hey figare In DPA Leader PredicU to the Germans to take part in battle. Mitchell and Samuel RIppa-- pleafi- the diacusaiona. he hastened the death of Miaa The arrests and the seisure end a ring that omnggled hasMtvr- Industry to Hire 4.5 Ayrea who made him the sole heir *The committee he set up yester Fumea from leaking gas main ed a three-day inveatigstion here atea to bmaate* of Wether afield Mallk'a attitude appeared to day is not a Fair Employment (dnatinned im Page Two) Htate Priooa wa* aeateaeed to Martex A ll White or money / . rule out any chance of East Ger to her eatatr. He chose a court exploded Into fiame In South Phil by Buffalo police and th* Secret Practices Coramiaiion (FEPC) of Service, who had been watching IMPORTED Million More in 1952 many accepting an invitation, trial, wthout a Jury. adelphia home aarly todiay, killing eight montlw la JaU today hy the type which some of his sup tWo persona and causing death nf the auto since Saturday morning, Treasury Balance Superior Oaort dndge Edward Colorful Printed since the Communist-dominated Mis* Ayre* died at her Danbury t. PHONE 5135 porters want, but it can be expect third.. Ren. Rates Kefauver (D., waiting for the precious metals to Washington, Dec. 4 - (J>)—State East German regime closely fol home, where Dr. Gibaon also lived, qulnlaa. Hand Embroidered 36** labor leadara heard a government low* the Soviet line. ed to create new friction between Tenn.) addresses Jefferson-Jack- be transferred to It. Washington, Dec. 4 —lAT—The The oentenee I* t* taka effect on July 26, 1960. after an illneaa Edwin Manning, agent in charge D R Y M E D R Y official predict today the defense Pakistan had prgpoi the Chief Executive and Southern son Day pinner tonight in Reattle position of the Treasury Nov. 30: whaa the aeeased. Genaaro Aa- A fawniw hmt-vp h Hnw lied that the during which ahe had been under of th# Buffalo office of the Secret Net Inidget receipts, 8107.243,• Plastic industry Will need 4,800,000 addl- invitations be 'laeued. Dr. GIbaon's treatment. Dr. Chlf- ers who oppose all his civil rights with speech billed as reply to Mai, 88 of New Haven, wwnpletee General MacArthur’a recent con Service, Identified the three occu- 473.44: budget expenditures, $S4fi,- $avt$ you meiMy oil nwef w h ttr f . tional workers by the end of next program. a 5-8 year term In ptlaen fer ^Hee New Proteeta troversial Seattle talk. 744.777.91; cash balance, 84,824,- robbery wHh vtoleoce. year. (ConUnneH « • Page Eight) (Continued on Page Two) (Oontinued on Page Eleven) 091,834.71. Luncheon Sets Robert C. Goodwin, executive Close aseoclates of Mr. Truman, Georgia welfare rolls, open \o I f you let your burner run with faulty • The Rcgiriercd Phar Dish Towels Tahlecloths director of the Defense Manppw- who argue that his party's hope public since Oct. 33, are eonfiden- DR. WEIZMANN. WEAKEE macist ii an im portant adjustments and normal dirt aoeumu- er administration (D PA ), said he for a return to power In next tflU again until state lawa meet T il Aviv, Israel, Dec. 4—Hff>— - man. Your health is in hit lationB, it’a going to take a lot more expects th* peak employment for year's elections rests upoa a plat requirements of federal legisla Phyaletaas raportod today that ^Pearl Harbor-Proof^ Japan form around which organised labor tion. . . . Archaeologlsta are re bandi. Here, our pharma- fuel oil to heat your home next winter. defanaa output will come at the Sister Helps Free Brother nmlm WelmaaBn, gravely U1 $2.98 $3.98 $ 1 . 0 0 each 54 x 54 and o f 1853. and minority groups will rally, ported to have discovered an an 77-year-eld preoMant ef loraal. dits have a genuine per- 48c each That’s why it pays to have our aoperto cient city of tho dead near (jairo, clean and adjust your burner now. Goodwin spoke on labor legisla said the President acted deliber waa growing wrolier he ran of aonal interest in each pre SET Give a practical plastic cloth that only needs tion problama at opening seaalona Is U. So Military Forces Aim ately, and with full knowledge Egypt, including grave nf auard- O f 27 Year Murder Count "fauitjr fuaetlgnlageltha scription they compound. wiping off. All white or colorful print* In several And (km’t forget a summer fill-up of the Labor department's 18th that this new itep wopid stir up ian to an unknown Pharaoari who heart. pattema. lived in 3400 Pleaic bring at yonr Doc wi ^'*'ii,J’****^ alripe ^ tte m in red, green and Lowest prices in years for thee* beautiful hand with MobUheat! Protects your tan k - annual conference of State labor new proteeta In the South where tor'* next prcacriptioni. blue. The amaxlng toree Abre dlah towel that la ex- embroidered 36" cloth* with 4 matching napklna means immediate heet come Fall. eommisaionera and union leaders Nngoya, Japan, Dec. 4— OP)— • is supported by and would sup- he lost four states in 1848. Richard U. d im ll, acting head Detroit, Dec. 4 (A7 — This, full of jdisoouragament and diaap- SEVEN DAYS OFT tra absorbent, non-lint and long wearing. White, ecru and white with color*. from over the country. American air, ground and sea \ port In an attack -ground units "What else can he doT" asked of Economic Co-operation Admin Christmas will be "thr. happiest pointment. Key Weet, Pin., Dee. 4—(f^ — Goodwin sa|d 3.500,000 of the forces are working toward a ' such as National Guard divlaions one Presidential confidante who istration, aays “TTi* greatest er ever" for a Detroit brother and For the beginning, you go back Proaldont Tmmaa today ap- CHILDREN'S 4.500,000 extra deienae workers "Pearl Harbor-proof" defense of , on occupation duty, anti-aircraft may not be named. "Some of ror nf our post-wqr policy" could aiatar who hav* lived under a grim to the day in 1824 when Louis proved a four-day OkiMataa STORE OPEN ALL DAT WEDNERDAT must coma from civilian goods In- Japan. j batteries and naval ships and the most outspoken political lead- be failura of U. S.Yg pr*M for "a cloud for 37 years. Lambert, operator of a prohibition and a threo-day Naur TofiFB duatrias, another 1,000,000 from The pattern follows closely the planes operating off Japan's rocky ars in the South are going to fight tight, strong policy and wall-knit For gaunt, balding Vance Har era opeak-eaay, was shot to death helMay for geveramaat wortwra _ Prescription Pharmacy Towel Sets "normal expansion of the labor Ihtricate military plan developed ' coasts. him and his program, no matter aoclal faliri«” in Eoiope. dy, it Will b* the first outside pris as he left a bank. geuei^ly threugheat tho a*aa- /■£€k force,” and still another 1,000,000 to safeguard North America if an The 314th, commanded by Brig. what he does." , New York, New Jersey, Con on walla sines a fateful day in Hardy swears ha never saw try. ______M o b ilh e a f atomic war Is laiinched. 1834 whan a bootlegger waa alaln Lambert, but a witness identified fO l Main St.— TeL 5321 a.*Mr GREEN STAMPS vAl : t
Chicago. Lending In hla statement the mayor I tlon must be taken Immediately A frand jury Indictment because of reports of hla atten to the boys and girls of the old where they will Join their hue- tora. Thia Inatrument waa dated weight to these reports waa the pointed out that no progreaa can ' on the appointment of an archi charged that the Danbury phyal- tions to hla office nurse, he added. ba made in the school building ex world. This announcement was banda In military inatallation.' Between Japan and Korea the GIVES YOU THE cian cauaed Mina Ayrea death by July 7», 1947. pretence of a wealthy Chicago at tect. made today by Miss Hazel Lutz, Dr. Gibaon and the nurse, the pansion program until an archi throughout Germany and France. lea la so shallow that a enmpara- the "reckleaa and groaaly negli A aecond will waa Introduced aa torney. "Double aeaaiona, crowdod claaa- ■uperviaor of art In the local former Mrs. A.ina Wetmore, 44^ tect la appointed and that Gen t rooms ) prevail in almost every The Washington was chartere< ‘ Ively alight upheaval of the bot- gent adminlatratlon of dniga.” an exhibit. ThIa purported to The attorney waa Abraham schools. Aa only 28 pictures were by the Army recently to overcome year-old blond widow of one of hla eral Manager Waddell can not school, 'tlieae conditions ara not nm would permit an army to walk Body Bnabalmed make Dr. Gibaon aole executor and patients, were married the day Tsitalbaum. Ha waa reportedly in ' sent from Connecticut, Manchea an Increasing backlog of over 5. icrosa. Dr. Chiffeile teatlfled that be- make an appointment until the ; improving, but will get worae, un- waa dated June 18. IMO, a little after Miaa Ayres' funeral. Washington to testify bafore the dlrectora authoriae him to do ao. ter schools are well represented. eauae her body had been embalmed more than a month before Mlaa ■ubcommittea headed by Rep. , leaa there la Immediate action to The exhibits consist, of a crayon Oomner IMamea Gibaon Ylte mayor aaid that the opinion get the achool* building program when he received It, he waa un Ayrea' death. A coroner's report blamjng Dr. King (D-Calif.). King haa aaid ”ao dra^^ng of the Saturday after able to make an examination of by the Attorney General on the started. The reaponaibillty for ac The early houra of the trial did Glhson for Mlaa Ayrea' death pre many" tax proaacutlona recom- legality of the McGraw package noon lines of children waiting In mendad by the Internal Revenue tion la In the hands of the Board front of the State theater, done ceded the grand Jury Indictment. plan la not yet available and that of Dlrectora. Nothing further on Theodore K. Steiber, who waa bureau were dropped at high jus by Lana Prova of Grade 6 at the dlrectora can not continue tii the school building program ran Nathan Hale School; a crayon Fairfield County Coroner when tice department levels that hla delay their decision In the mat America’s Quality Tea committee wants to know why. be done until an architect la ap drawing of a bulldozer at work hy the case waa under Investigation, ter. pointed. The General Manager, committee sources declined to Carter DeCormlcr of tirade .3 of ■aid Dr. Gibaon wanted to get He characterized the McGraw who makes the appointment of an comment on Tcitelbaum'e pres Highland Park School; and a SPECIAUZINa IN ■ole c.ontrol of valuable real ea plan, a proposal whereby tha F. architect, can not do ao until tate he and Mlaa Ayrea held under ence. saying only that "another water color done In calligraphy of H. McGraw Company of Hart authorized by the Board of Di the housing development at the aurvlvorahlp deeds. The doctor al case" waa on tap which waa ex ford would act aa "construc rectors. Clieeter E. Morgan pected to add to'previeua dlacloa- rear of hla school by David Fla- CUSTOM BUILT so was the chief beneficiary un tion managers and conatnic- "I am firmly convinced that the vell, Grade 7, Manchester Green Chester E. Morgan of 376 der her win. hut. Steiber charged, iirea about nutalde connections of tora" for the town which would Justice department officiala. proposed plana of setting up a School. Woodland street waa Installed as already "had denuded her bank pay 100 per cent of tha con town architectural ataff pr adopt Exalted Ruler of Rockville Lodge, Call McGrath; Clark This exhibit Is recorded in color Do GARAGES ■aerfount." Another motive. Stelher struction costa and 5 per cent of ing the McGraw package plan will film and sent to Europe annuaUv- No. 13.89, Benevolent and Protec AND ■aaerted. waa to clear the wey for Chairman King had already said the total coal for "managerial not get arhoola any quicker or at tive Order of Elka, in special cer Invitations would go forward to from schools all over America. TV) lOH hla marriage to Mrs. Wetmora. fees." aa a "coat-plua" plan. The any lower coat. I rather feel that it quote Dr. Richards, director of the emonies heid at the Elks Home AMESITE DRIVEWAYS day to Attorney General J. statement says he la convinced la very poaaible that tha coats Americjin Junior Red Cross, "The in Rockvilie last week. The pop 'QUALITY nain Talk Howard McGrath and Supreme that neither the setting up of a would be greater, and belleva that Inspiration and Information trans ular local mailman haa long been WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT Omaha The "Air Im- Court Justice Tom Clark to ap town architectural staff nor the either of theae plana Involve too mitted from youth to youth by active in the lodge. AND KNOW HOW pulae." weekly newapaper pub- pear before the committee. Also adoption of tha McGraw plan great a rick fer the Town of Man- these pictures form the kind of Exalted Ruler Morgan's flret ( I.- ..ASW' Ilahed at Offutt Air Force Rase yesterday the King group heard would save the town money. Q o DON’T DELAY — CALL TODAY cheater to take. friendly greeting from one people appearance in his new office waa here, appealed tor blood donations a government attorney accuse Mayor Turkington'a complete "The Town of Mancheater la to another that our world so great made Sunday when he presided at In Nchffflot ffud Tm *I Rep. Boykin of taking an "im In language fighting men under statement follows: cerUln, undar the private architect ly needs." the annual memorial aervlce at „ «l Your Oiocor*9 90pROor THOMAS D. COLLA stand. At the bottom of tha newa proper" intereat In a big tax fraud "For several months, the Board plan of knowing what the achool which the guest wga Congressman paper page waa the aingle line; case involving Alabamans. of Directors haa had under dlacua- will coat. This ia Important fo r n V/ re K Horace Seely-Brown, Jr. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY "It la better to give than re The names of Clark. McGrath every taxpayer of thia town, and ceive , . . blood." alnn the queation relative to the So FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 2-9219 and Boykin ware brought Into .the appointment of an architect for I behave that the Board of Dtrec- subcommittee's InveaMgatInn of the school program. The board haa tora Bhould recognize thlz question. WINNINSPMCE the activities of Caudle, who waa been considering the poaaibillty of "Inatepdi of delaying action on ousted by President Truman. setting up an architectural ataff the appointment of an architect Caudia was fired after the King 6-33gg OPEN AMIRICA'S GRIATEST In the employ of the town,’ and haa and hirthar, I will recommend to group's probe brought out outside Hartford Travel Bureau WHISKEY VALUE Classified also been considering the McGraw the Board of Dlrectora at tonight's TOTS N TEENS, inc. ALL DAY activities deemed incompatible package plan, which la a cost plus meeting that the General Manager with hla position aa chief prosecu plan. Since Nov. 8 the Board of of the Town of Mancheater be au fashion centra for young Manchester WEDNESDAY BUNOtD WHISKIT • ffO MOOP • *5% ORAIN NIUTRAL SPIRITS tor of tax fraud caaea. Directors haa been waiting for an thorized to appoint an architect THURS , SAT. Adverdsements King aaid Juatica Clark will he for the Vernon and Lydall Streets IN I PinSCNMANN MSnUINO CORPORATION, PUKSKIU. N. T. opinion from the Attorney .Gen Notice NIGHT TIL 9:00 given an opportunity to "clear the eral's office aa to whether or not school, in order that the achool OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 14 record" on hla acknowledged par the McGraw package plan would building program be gotten under A public hearing will be held by way immediately. I will further BJ.C.O d OS ticipation with Caudle In free air be legal, in view of the fact that the Town Planning Commission. plane rldea furnished by Troy urge the board to do all that It can Monday, Decemher 17, l!i81 at Houses for Sale 72 tha General Assembly thia. year to Impress upon those responsible Just in Time for Christmas Gifting JLMOkte^htit ^0*4 sM t with Whitehead, a Charlotte, N. C.. 8:00 P. M. In the Miinicipal Build- [ passed an act requiring ' that for the building program of ENJOY CTiriafmaa in thia lovely, buaineaaman who haa since had Ing to consider the following pro A LOAN FROM achooja, to, qualify for state Bchoola, that in view of the large nearly new, fl-mnm aingle. nloeiy tax troubles. Clark at the time grants, must be put out for bid, posed zone changes to the Zon FROM POTTERTON'S waa Attomev General. expenditures facing tha town in located. Fireplace, picture win and the bid, be awarded to the many of its departmtnta. that the ing Regulations: PRE ★ dow, hot water heat, oil hiirner. McGrath haa. said he . will be Ims’eat responsible bidder. . 1. To change, to Business Zone glad to testify—In public—about town get the needed achool as aoon "I YUST GO NUTS AT CHRISTMAS ' large lot. Asking S1S.500. For ap "No Opialon" n all or part of an area on the r^ n ^ n u M J t hla okay of a $8,000 rommiaaion aa poaaible. and that It be erected "Up to today no opinion haa Easterly side of Woodbridge ...... Yofi Yor^ffsson pointment call Wm. Goorichild. received by Caudle on sale of an at the lowect poaaible coat to the CHRISTMAST * M * * Sr., Realtor. 1,8 Forest street. been rendered by the Atternay Streep now In Residence Zone A, You get friendly, undemand airplane to an Investigator work taxpayers of Mancheater." SALE ing, fait aarvica! It's “YES” NRTIONWIN USH CMDITI "CHRISTMAS PARTY’ ... Yoqi Yorgffsson 792.8 or 8S91. ing on the defenae of two New bounded and described as fol promptly to 4 out of 5 man, lows: Beginning at a point In the EitHblish your frodlt it ovir 600 Yorkers subsequently convicted of NYLON SLIPONS AND CARDIGANS woman—married or aingle. •flUiitid aAcor In U. S. ioA ) S.8 CRESTWOOD DRIVE, now va Easterly line of Woodbridge CifUdi with i Nitiiowidi Coih* "JESU lAMlINO" ...... Jo Stafford cant, « ‘ ,-room expandable Cape tax fraud. Twins Write To GIRLS' COATS and COAT SETS CooM in . . . write . . . phone Crodit Arcouall Hi cott In npio Street, said point being 1.80 feet WONDE9FULLY WEARABL! WITH THE CONVENIENCE TODAY. Gat a one-vlait loan Cod la offered below it., actual Haggard and weary as he began reur Aeoouei—oo looa oieitMn’. more or leas Northerly of the SLIPONS: CARDIGANS: Of EASY CAM IN A LUSCIOUS ASSORTMENT O f, If you phono firat. Pip ARily if you um Aceouot to "C.H.R-I-S-T.M.A-S" Rosemary Cloonffy value. Thia house features ftrat hla aecond week before the com Test Pens, Pencils Northea.sterly corner of the inter We maintain our policy of authentic raluee by offering only quality coats Mt cith. loTiluihU it nr iwor floor living room with fireplace mittee. Caudle entered denials to section of Woodbridge .street and POPUIAY COLORS, Snow W hile, Slack, Baby Pink, UwM S3i.te saoo rpMo homo.'" Apply todtyf aiiegationa that he recommended RJckart-Petrillo...... oo IlgiMrturo olono and hookcaaea, vestibule with Middle Turnpike East; the Tiqe be worthy and reputable mekerc et worthwhile seringa that inx'itea com dropping proaecution of the Ala The wedding o( Mlaa Jeftnle Ann Ft. Madison. Ia., - (>P»—Take it Cherry Red, Baby Blue, Mini, Groilo Green and clo.set, large bedroom, second Petrillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. runs thence Northwesterly along parison ANYWHERE. Regular stock only! . . . No cloae-outa or apeclal rr«Af lifts VG SAP vff<* bama case. Caudle said Boykin from a pair of pen and pencil writ bedroom or dining room, combi Frank Petrillo of Waterbury, and the Easterly line of Woodbridge purchases. Sun M oire; in sizes 34 to 40. took an active Intereat in the ing twins: the flrat seven million Street. 165 feet, more or less, to n nation kitchen and dinette, tile case. William Emerson Rickert. son of words are the hardest. m6iauu\FINANCE C a bath and .shower hot water heat, Ralph Rickert of 13 Wadsworth point; the line nins thence Ea.stef- Potterton’s Each day each slater writes ly. 220 feet more or le.ss, trt a ! OPIN IVIRY KVINING HL f 3nd PLOOR—lARVIS BUILDING oil. recessed radiation, hreexeway LARGE STOCK— ALL SPEEDS, 88. 48, 78 street, took place Saturday morn more than 7.000 words and figures point; the line runs thence SOS MAIN STREET (Over Woolworth'a) MANCHESTER, CONN. and attached garage, laundry in ing at Our Lady of Mount Carmel to teat writing equipment manu .' > 180 CENTER STREET— (I RIoek Weet of Police StaHon) Southeastiyly, 24.8 feet, to a point: Dial 8480 o Philip E. Junkina. YES MANager ba.sement. Second floor haa apace Planners to Hear Church In Waterbury. The 9 factured by the W. A. Sheaffer Save 20^0 to 30^0 for two large rooms with dor the line runs thence Westerly, 2.80 ItOM smG ti midMrtf if til toritiidlii tivii PLENTY OP FREE PARKING TEI-. 8788 o'clock ceremony waa performed Pen Oo. mers. has rough plumbing and feet more or less, to point of be Kninin(j(niii5 A liii il |1H cmH tN.M vhii ptwiptly rtpiM M It ctisMitin Mithli tmtiliiMiH •! StI.IS ««la 5 Zone Changes by Rev. Patrick W. Flynn. The The Williams sisters were trou heating, storm windows and ginning. church waa decorated with white bled with writer's cramp during 2. 'To change to Buainesa Zone screens. Priced at S14.000. Call chrysanthemums. Mlaa Gertrude 2-28*7. The Town Planning Oommlaslon the firat few months they worked. n, all or part of an area on the Originally ^C|*95 will hear five applications fer pro Lynn, the soloist, waa accompanied But elx months and seven million Southerly aide of Lawton Road .ah. posed zone changei at 'Its naxt at tha organ by Mrs. Winifred words later, they reported they and the Westerly side of Vernon 49.95-55,00-59.95 ...... IvOts for Sale 7.1 meeting on Monda.v, Dec. IT, at 8 Carpinl. were no longer bothered by arm Street, now in Residence, Zone A. o'clock in the Municipal Building. Presented in marriage by her or hand cramps bounded and described as follows: BUILDING LOT. 75' x 200' at the Three . of the proposals would father, the bride had aa her maid Beginning at a point in the inter- Originally Green, Wm. Kanehl. Contractor change to Bualneai Zone II land of honor Mlaa Kathryn Petrillo of Theodore Roosevelt was elected aection of the Westerly line of T 0.95 and Builder. Phone 7773, now in Residence Zone A. and Waterbury. Miaa Lucy DlPletro of governor of New York In 1898. Vernon Street with the Southerly 34.95 to 39.95 ...... two to Industrial zones areas now Waterbury was. bridesmaid. The line of Lawton Road; thence In Rural Reaidenra Zones. beat man waa Louis C. UlCoatanza Suburban for Sale 7.1 Westerly in the Southerly line of n The commiatlon wdll roneider and ushers were John L. Varanelll. Lawton Road, 243 feet more or Originally 0 0 . 9 5 VERNON — New 4-room ranch, changing from Residanca Zonae A Frank J. Lombardo and John A. less; thence Southerly, 97 feet large lot, near bua and achool. to Business Zones II the area on Lombardo, all of Watarbury. more nr less; thence Easterly, 29.95 to 32.95 ...... t i m ^ Choose your owm color arbeme. the east of Weodbridge street, the The bride wore a gonm of im 146.4 feet, to the Westerly line of Barbara Woods, Agfnt. 8702. land on the south of Lawton read ported C8>antllly lace and nylon CIRCLE Vernon Street; thence along said and the west of Vernon, and all tulle over ivory aatin with a aheer TONIGHT thra 7VED, Westerly line of Vernon Street. or part of an area on the north Originally I 0.95 VERNON—Tu'o-fahnily duplex 7-8, tulle yoke. lace cellar, fitted RAT MILLAND In 170 feet to point of beginning. of Lawton road and west of Ver 22.95 to 25.95 ...... ■ Join The bodice, long fitted sleeves, and 3. ' To change to Business Zone In good condition. Furnace etch aide, 2 flreplaeea. Large open non. bouffant skirt terminating In a ^RHUBARB” IT. all or part of an area on the porch. 1 >4 acres land, Nice shade Alan under consideration will he full circular train. Her veil of im Northerly side of Lawton Road mostly toddlers sizes 2 to 4 with hats. the rezonIng from Rural Residence ported Illusion fell from a lace PLUS; JOSEPH COTTON hi and the Westerly aide of Vernon trees. Excellent garden apace, t; Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 10 with slacks. mile to hourly bus. V4 mile to Zones to Industrial Zones the land helmet, and she carried a small Street, now in Realdence Zone A, on the north side of Bldwell and "PEKINfi EXPRESr parkway. Near schools and cascade of white camellias, bounded and de.scribed aa followa; Horace streets and west of Max- Beginning at a point in the inter- Sizes 7 to 14 coat alone. church. 11 miles to Aircraft. ■tephanotia and Ivy. THURS.: Hetty wall. and on the southwest aide of Th% maid of honor waa attired Grabla In aection of the Westerly line of Owner will vacate 7 room aide at Bldwell street, northwest of Weth- “ Meet Me After The SM w" limited quantitlei sub Broken sizes, styles and colors. closing of aale. Other liatlnga. iiv a gown of shrimp-color taffeta, Vernon Street with the Northerly Manchester Gun erell street. PLUS: ’V laekm alM " line of Lawton Road; thence ject to prior sale. Tom Minor, Agent. Tel. Rockville made with a portrait neckline and Northerly along Vernon Street, 8-8042. shawl collar. The bridetmald wore a aimilar gown In teal. Both wore 260 feet; thence Northwesterly. BLOOMFIELD — .80 odd acres, clochei of ahrimp-color and teal 125 feet: thence Westerly, 339 Girls' Better STORM COAT SAVINGS high atate of fertility. 2,000 feet Wapping leaves and carried ca^adea of feet; thence Southerly. 140 feet to atate road frontage, suitable for green camellias, chrysanthemums EASTWOOD the Northerly line of Lawton Road; thence Easterly along said delry, market gardening or de A t the meeting of the Youth and Ivy. Genuine cavalry twill, full genuine At the reception held at Waver- Jeka Para* Northerly line of Lawton Road, velopment. Onw bam, capacity Fellowship held at the ■Oommunity mouton collar, alpaca lined body, REG. House Sunday evening a film ly Inn in dieahlre follou’ing the P. Tiaator a. Whalaa 269.53 feet more or less, to Vernon 2 4 9 5 40 head. * room 1.80 year old ceremony, the mother of the bride sleeves, sizes 8 to 14. Green, navy, red, 3 ^ gg NEW CAR ■trip. "How To Lead a Diaeuaalon" “ PasBOffo Street, point of beginning. colonial house. Walton W. Grant. received In a gray silk crepe dreaa “Come Fill 4. 'To change to Industrial gray. Realtor. Hartford 2-7584. Eve waa shown. The script was read Well” hy Lucretia Graham and the wor with lace Inserts, pink and black The Cup” zone all or part of an area on the nings Mancheater 3180, or Frank accessories and a pink orchid cor lla ealar) Northeasterly aide of Bldwell Pinney 3877. ship service waa led by Janet 3;ia-S:M-t;M Webster. sage. Street. Northerly of Horace Street For a wedding trip to Washing and West of Maxwell Street, now The Junior Choir will rehearse 7VBD.! -THE IRON MA?T»’ tomorrow at 1:40 p. m., the ton. D. C.. and Virginia, tha bride in Rural Realdence Zone and Resi Wanted— Real Estate 77 chose a beige wool dress with gold dence Zone B, bounded and Rhythmic Choir at I and the Sen CONSIDERING SELUNO ior Choir at 8 p. and black acceasoriea. a winter described aa follows; Beginning at USEDCAR white coat and a eoraage of white a point in the Intersection of the YOUR PROPERTY ? A meeting of the Church Coun cil will be held Thursday at 8 p.' cameltiaa. After Dec. 3 Mr. and BURN.SIDL Northerly line of Horace Street Without obligation to you, wt Mrs. Rickert will make thelp home and the Westerly line of Maxwell wUl appraise or make you a rash m. at the parsonage. A rumnriaga sala for the benefit In Vernon. Street; Uien Westerly about lOO COM PARE thii quality BOY'S offap for property. Bee ua bafore Jaaaaa Caxear T.t.’W . *f-the«foMd redecorating ^^.MWjBlckert^ A t t a p m Jaha P e n a feet In said Northerly line of you-'-aelt,'' ■ ■. bui^.|Sktholle High Schod) and the 'Wertw SiMV fd ifif Easterly Phpne 8378 Interior of the Wapping Commu P. Thastar “STORM GOAT m CTE* nity Church will ba held Saturday University of Connecticut, OoUegS. line of Bldwell Street; thence b r a e -b u r n r e a l t y “Pasaflffc from 3 to 9 p. m. at tha Wapping of Pharmacy, and ig now em “Come Fill Northerly about 1382 feet In aaid Community House. Anyone hav ployed at the Mancheater Memo Wesf* Easterly line of Bldwell Street to SBLLINO TOUR ^property 7 rial Hospital aa a pharmacist. Mr. ANYWHERE! ing anything to donate to tjie sale The Cup” the Southerly line of property of Whether it be. a let, bousa or Rickert, who attended Manchester la Ttchaltalar ia requested to leave It with one Alexander Jarvis; thence Elaater- bualatss In toam or country, you High School and HUIyer Oollega, ly about 937 feet to a point In the will gel prompt and personal of the following: Pleasant Val • :ia Reg. $34.95 "RNO-FO" quality atorm eoata ley, Mrs. Ruth Burnham; Sullivan is employed as an architectural continuation Northerly of the in cavalry twill, fully alpaca lined in bedv and ■enrica by eaUlag EUaworth MIL draftsman by Ebbetta, Frid and Westerly line of Maxwell Street; OF YOUR LIFE’’ ten, agent Phona 6980. avenue and vicinity, David Ool- sleevea, genuine mouton collar. It cornea In Prentice In Hartford. Ha aerved lina; Wapping Center, Rev. David thence Southerly about 915 feet taupe, green, navy. ^ with the Air Force. WED.: -IRON MAN" In the Westerly line of Maxwell W A N T E D -Lou r property to sell Crockett; TOCklgnd read, John Street and its continuation North Rallabla ouyara waitlag arith Alden Harrison; Fester street, Mrs. Marian StUaa. Thoaa having erly, to the point of beginning, cash. Pmaaeaa arranged. Wa 5. To change to Industrial naad 4-5-0-7 room amgiao and % no means of getting the artielea WHY? to the aboya may contact any one zone all or part of an area on the 24.95 WHERE? family bousaa. Hoarard R. Hast- STARTS TOMORROW Southweeterly aide of Bldwell m IH 1 AAA Gun In tyOMM), mga Phona 8-1107. of them and the items will ba ■ ottory 0 of H 211tk AAA Gun In (90MM). called fer. JtefradIhndnta will ba A GREAT PICTUEE AT Street, Northwesterly qf Wetherell ConnocHcHt NotionolMl GnordG i ^ is orqonisino o * You eon iorvo yo«w country with mon you STATE No ADVANCE IN PRICES Street, now In Rural Residence LIST WITH an active concern foT served during the sale. Anyone consistinf of titaiblo Mon- uuwin raUabla oouitaoua aarvica. Free Willing to work oti the aale for an Zone, bounded.and described 90MM Ghh Soefion follow’s; Beginning at a point In appraisal arriving at satlafaetory hour or two ia raquaetad to call ry D's boiiio ttattM is fim Onequalled the Westerly line of Bldwell eiMfltor moH. Bottory ■ailing prtoa to you. The Allan Mrs. Marian Stuea. Ai A Siory Of Youth! * Yoo moy ottnnd Army Tochnkoi Sorvieo Friday from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Street w’hich point la located 300 Stofo Armory, Wosf Horfford, Conn. Realty Oa ^hona MaacliaaUr eirmaaat FHiaH the pella will he open for bread- feet Northerly of the-Intersection Schoolfl thof eon oid yon in your eivWan pur- 8105. RuunN m m leaf tobacco gmwtra to vote on m m m r o f the Westerly line of Bldwell luitt, and at tho somo thno rueoivo fuff Army FOR QUICK RYSULTB in aalUng marketing quotas for cigar flllar Street writh the Northerly line of WHEN? your property call Suburban and binder tobacco. Tha ffrowars XUFT-TAYLOR-WINTERS •Wetherell Street; then'ce Weater- pay ond oRowoncos. Some Models At the Old Price and Old Tox. Double Saring$! Realty Cto., Raalters, 041 Main may vote for quotas fer throe ly about 400 feet to a point in the RiGHT NOW ! 11 Tkis wook o rocruiting ttom ■treat CaJI 8310. years, for quotas for 1901 only, or Easterly line of land now or for oM bo ioeotod at tbo eontor noor tlw iibrory .GEORGE STEVENS'*.. merly of Ostop Swetzea; thence * Yoo eon 00m up to $500.00 por voor whio may vote against quotas. The from 7:30 P. M. to f :30 P. M. Diop in and son W ANTED—Uatings of all kinds. quotas wars In affect this year fer Northwreaterly along the Easterly C O M P A R E this Alpaca Lined Iflomino your |ob 00 tho w—My two hour troio- Put tha oelting of your property tha flrat tima and will ba in af AFUCEIN1HESBN Une of said land now or formerly what tho Notional Gnoiid hot to om r you. Into experienced hands. Tour In fect for th4 1903 crop provided at o f Ostop Swetzea, about 1242.7 hi9 punodi. quiry aa to our service Invited. least two thirds of tha growers feet to land now or formerly of SNOW SUIT VALUE Alice Clampet. Realtor, 843 Main voting are in favor of It Reichert; thence Easterly 72.7 * You cm MM your obiiuotion to atreat. Phona 3-4043 or 3-0880. A food aale will ba held la tha I 1C MOST HUMAN AND DRA« feet along the Southerly tine of WHO? ruffulor ^hroty baaamant o f the Union Gramaur rin W d MATIO BTORT OF OUE TIMBI land of said Relfhert to a point ANYWHERE! lit mon botwoon tho 090s of 17 try or pruporu younolf for 105 — BOIAND MOTORS W ANTED —0 room house on one School Thursday from noon until thence Northerly 608.1 feet in the 'or without prior sorvieo. Sorvieo. Your Hometown Na$h Dealer floor, arith out buildlnga, and 13:30. Ilia tala will ba conducted JfMIN Easterly line o f aaid land of i ■bout 8 acroa o f land. ICuat ba by Miaa Gertruda Fraytaff, flirat FORD'S 'TH IS IS KOREA" Reichert to a point in the Wester nag. $19.96 value 1 . . Cotton In bualnasa aone and on atate grade taachar, aaaiatad by the ly Une o f 'Bldwell Street; thence gabardine, alpaca lined Jacket, m CENTER STREET AT WEST CENTER STREET H L 4079 highway. Slate (parttculara in eighth grade.' The proceeds will CRIMINAL Southerly along the Weaterly line tlmton collar, half belted aur- flrat latter. Write Frank Danatta, o f Bldwell Street, about 1404 feOt be uaed fer the annual Oirlatmaa PEOTLE WILL TALK PLUS LAWYER eoat atyle, lip front, matehthg U VlUdffa atraat, Roekviaa. party la tha flrat gradA to the point of beginning. Town Planning Oommiaaion bat and alacka, green and brown ACT NOW! SERVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS Francis P. Handley, Chairman only, aiiaa 4 to 10. Harry E. RusseU, Secretaiy • f - . "j"; Manchester, Oonn, Decunber 4, 1901 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 ■MNM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 ,19B1 No. 00, O.B.S., will be held thia Ity Hutmpaonvllls will Interview male evening at 8 o’clock. Friendship Danes tn bs hsld on Saturday ave- workera for production work on 5VHAT— S15 jRockville ntng, Dec. 8. Wednesday from 10 a. m. to S:.30 I cannot iaamodiaUly abut off convinced of Hardy's Innocence. early m Sunday morning. In two could be moved to a more strate Night.,will tor observed. Tha acting gic and central^ located site. Mason* to Confer W n C — 1580 matron will be'Sue Lsngmsld of Seeking Wsrkers p. m. at the Connecticut State I inr tbsUr pur. - ' “Pm vary, very happy," tha ex U. S. Force* Plan minutes and aeconda two Jets Repreaentatlvea of the Bigelow- Employment Service In Rockville ~&Biigpein alroa^ has provided convict said quietly when he were streaking off the runway. An intricate communications WONB—1415wnWM__141* Today^s w Radio W FB A— 15S.T Wintonbury Chapter In Bloom- learned he was free, "but this Seconds later eUht were in the air. network keeps every Installation HELP WANTED Eastern Stondard Tima field; acting patron will be Wll- Sanford Carpet Company of at the City Onuncll rooms. in an (ndependsnt offioao appro- Defense of Japan Royal Arch Degree WDRG—1560 W THT— 1355 4,500 Eligible fred Yeamons of Fredricks Chap prlatleria bill that Mr. Tnmuin comes as no surprise. I'm innocent Secret refueling systems have In close contact with headquar may not apand any of a |l,bOO,- and always nave been.” speeded up the servidng of planes. ters. KxpwiMMMi **B SHrtiMI ter, Plalnvllle. Delta Chapter No. 51. Royal OtIHV— I , 9:05— Red evoes Meeting 000 emergency fund made avail More exuberant, Mrs. Barrett (ContiniMd from Pago OM) Aircraft can be refueled and re High level agreements already t tdwdEwt; «n* EEpwri- To Vote Today hugged her brother and cried: “Oh armed ia 30 minutes. Arch Masons, will confer the WTHT—'Vbllant Lady. 1 WDRC—Ufs With Luigi. The monthly meeting of Rock able to him to carry out functions have been reached for the opera W nC —Backstage Wife. WTHT—Town Masting of the n ^ aUndard cU um in for which the lawmakers have golly, I get my dreams, Vance, my heartland of Japan’s most vulnar- Every airfleld decupled' by tional control of all military units Royal Arch degree at-its regular MKMI Mlf'OlllobN* NM* ville Chapter. American Red dreams." convocation, which will be held to WCCC—Music. Air. , «a0B U )U .. alawd at been asked and bava refused to able pointa ravaals a bristling da- American forces ia on a strict In this part of the wrorld if an at cbMlc. WHAY—Polka Hop. WTIC—Bob Hope. loth Parties Working Cross, will be held Thursday eve / _ dawWaatlon afainit appropriate funds. Leaving the courtroom. Hardy fenso that grow* stronger dally. wartime baaiB. tack on Japan should come. morrow evening at the Masonic ning. Dec. 6. at 7:30 st the Read looked around at a much-changed Temple, at 7:30. WKNB—News; Request Mati- WONS—John Stsele, Adventur- minority Ktoopa in tha hiring of Senator Hnmphrey aald in a The rocky shorsa of Hokkaidq Tha defense of Japan ia divided It might mean pulling some air Hard to Get Out Vot* ing room of the Union Congrega statement that because of this Detroit and remarked that he felt Into three sones—northern, cen and. ground forces from Korea High Priest C. Harry Shennlng nee. *r. tional Church. workara by mvamment contras- "like a native out of a Jungle." aro dotted with radar atatlMis. COOK’S WDRC—Winner Take All. WHAY—News: Nlte Watch. tora. No eitforcamant proeadurt rider Mr. Truman “apparently tral and southern. Headquarters, wrhera United Nations forces urges a good attendance .and re ers; Polls Close 7 p. ni. Mrs. Franklin B. Parker, volun Then the brother and sister Their acroena aometimea pick up quests each member who plana to Oils— — «raa provided in the order. felt he could not taka further ac where activities of air, ground and would be in a precarious position. SERVICE .STATION WTIC—Stella Dallas. WTIC—Fibber McGee and teer field consultant from national Mr. Truman didn't call hia new tion" to set up a Pair Employ went home to plan their future. Communist planea flying over Red sea forces are coordinated. Is a t The Island's defenses are better attend to try to bring another. A Rockrtlle, Dec. 4—Both the Re headq:iarters. will attend the First there will be a trip MANCHESTER GREEN WTHT—Marriage for Two. Molly. committee a Fair Employment ment Practices OommtMion territory on training missions. No Nagoya. than they wrere a year ago. The social hour will follow the degree WDRC—Sid Walton Show. publican and Democratic parties meeting and address the members. (FEPCI by executive orders ss through the South to visit the In the event of aa attack. It feeling ia they can be held. work. WDRC—Pursuit. prCiCticea Oammlaalon iFKPC). plane—friendly or enemy—can ap 4:80— WONS- Mysterious Traveler. are making every effort to get out Htlll IJfe Subject but a CJommiltee on Government was done during World War n. graves of Hardy’s father, mother and wife. All died while he was In proach the coasts without being WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. 10:00— their voters today at the city elec The Tolland County Art Asso Contract compliance. Opponenta Humphrey said the President's picked up. ■WTIC—Young Widder Brown. ciation will hold Its monthly meet action was “a step in the right di prison. Then they plan to move to WTIC - Big Town. tion. According to the registrars The Busy Month e t an FEPC auch aa operated in Lansing, Mich., where he will have Nothing ia left to chance writh WTHT—Bob Uoyd Show. WTHT—News. ing this evening st 7:30 at the so World War II have contended that rection" to follow up which "we 4:45— of voters, about 4,,100 are eligible cial rooms of* the Union Congre must now shift our Sght to the a Job aa first aid attendant. He a potential enemy sitting no close. WDRC—Meet Millie. to vote.''The number is divided in the mixing of racial *rroupe in learned the skill in the Southern Jet Interceptors patrol night and WTIC—Woman In My House. WONS-Frank Edwards. gational Church. This will be Bome labor forcee in the South Boor of the Oongress." the various wards aa follows: the annual meeting with officers of December He has set for January hearings Michigan prison hospital. day in all kinds of weather. Some 4:55— WHAY—News; Nlte Wstch. First ward. 251 riicn, 287 wom would breed atrikee and other There is no bitterness in Hardy’s reconnaiaaance patrols range far WONS-Newa. 10:15— to be elected for the coming atrife. by a Senate Labor subcommittee 5:00— en, 538 total; second ward, 38.1 year and committee chairmen on a bill to establish a permanent attitude now. He figures ha was out to aea. WONS Jack's Waxworks. men, 408 women. 793 total; third If ymi're busy these days you’re not akine. Mr. Truman apparenUy left a "just another victim of the rough, Surprise practice tests are run WDRC—New s: Old Record WTHT—Elmer Davis. named. way out of any ouch aituatlon by ncPC with legal enforcement liristmas Gift Watclies Shop. ward. 886 men, 884 women, total The Hubject will be the compo powers. tough prohibition time,” and continually to keep pilots on their lOiSO— 1,770; fourth ward, 730 men, 660 You cannot bnrgoin with Shopping. Planning. Working. Let NEW ifivinr Defenae Mobiliaer Oiarlea adds: toes. One practice attack came w n c —Just Plain Bill. WDRC—Robert Q's Waxworks sition and assembling of materials E. Wilson a veto power over rec- Dixie Senators may respond women, total 1,399 with totnla for "Things have changed now. I’ve WO>lS—Sgt. Preston of the WTHT—United or Not. the entire city, 2,261 men, 2,239 for Rtill life ptetjirba. Each mem MODEL do (he one job you can farm out— ommendationa of the committee. with action aimed at cutting off already forgiven and forgotten. Yukon. WTIC—Playhouse. ber is asked to bring cerUln ar The President aald the group, agency funds for the committee to women, In the first and second TOP QUAllTYaa a You just cannot the family laundry. A wimple telephone "I must show everyone I wasn't WTHT—News. Joe G 1 r a n d 11:00— ticles which he is Interested In to be named Uter, •'will be expect be named by the President. Ap Show. wards the number of women out drawing, together with materials propriations experts said this a hoodlum snd won't be one now News on All Stations. number the men. The polls in the afford to fool around with the quality of the call—8072—will take thin trnuhleaome Job ed to examine and study the com- WHAY Story Queen. 11:15— for making a sketch. >lianee procedures now in uae and could he done by providing that that I'm out. Bars and walls can't Correction four wards are open until 7 coal you bum ... not if you want the most Hone of the agency funds be spent change a man who shouldn't have WTHT- -Sports. o'clock thia evening. ComnOttee to Meet off your hands for the entire month. ;o recommend to the department been behind them in the first place. w n c —Front Page Farrell. WDRC—Public Sendee Pro and agency heads changes that to pay per diem—by the day— WHAY—Crosby’s Quarter. Open Season The Worship and Music com economical heat from your furnace. To be sure salaries to the members. "Somehow, I've got to repay gram. The Roekville High School bas mittees of the First Lutheran will strengthen them.” Gladys for all those years , when 5:80— \VONS Jack’s Waxworks. of a bargain in heat burn Old Company’s •And dtin't forget—we handle dry cleaning, “Recommendations of the com WTIC Noies and Quotes. ketball team opens its season this Church wilt meet this evening at she was the only one who had WTIC—News. evening at 7:1.1 p. m. when it plays 8 o’clock at the parsonage. Lehigh premium anthracite—trademarked wit h mittee are subject to review, un hope." WHAY Mu.sic. WHAY—Night Watch. Middletown High School In Mid too, right in our own plant. der certain conditions, by the Di Sister Helps Free WONS Sky King. 11:30— .'Xnnoimceo Service As for Mrs. Barrett, she feels dletown. The fir.st home game will Rev, Maurice Foukes. rector of the red buU’8.eye discs. It ia the hardest coal rector o( Defense Mobilisation, so she already has been repaid. WDRC—Memory Lane. WTIC- Address by Charles B be played Friday, Dec. 7. when that our eiforta toward elimi Brother From Jail "This wiil be the happiest Christ 5:4.1— Wilson. .‘?t. John’s Episcopal Church has mined in America .. . lasts longer! Try a bin- nating discrimination in employ WDRC Curt Massey. Wil.son High will play here. A announced there will he a service mas ever," she repeated. 12:00 schedule of 19 games ha.s been of Holy Communion tomorrow at full ... aee why Old Company's Lehigh pre [Kov save ment «ill at all times aid In In dlWilik WHAY- Sports. WTlC-r-Muslc. arranged by Coach T. Ventura. creasing defense production." the (Centhined from Page One) FI\T, DAY FORBOA8T U N C I 1M * , M A K IB Of W A TCH K 5:.W— Television Senires tn Close 10 a. rn. at the church with pray mium anthracite is the moet economical fuel President added. OF TNI HIOHUT CHAIACTIR WON.S Tex Fletcher. The Forty Hours Devotion at ers for the parishioners in the In an apparent effoK to avoid a his case came to the attention of WTHT—Will Rogers. WNHC—TV. armed forces. you can bium! Detroit and state police investi Boston. Dec. 4 Extended fore P. M. St. Joseph's Cluirch will come to a flght over the issue in Congress, cast: Tile temperstiire in New Evening close thl.s evening when Rev. Eu (Twrily Drive it was announced that appoint gations and Recorder’s Judge Jo 5:00— 4:00 Kate Smith Show. England during the next five .1:00- Film Short. gene Solega of Middletown, for The Student Council of the ments to the committee will not seph A. Oillis. New evidence was WDRC News. merly of Rockville, will preach the Rockville High School is sponsor be subject to Senate ratification. found. days, Wednesday through Sunday, WTIC—News. 5:15—Time for Beany. G .E . W IL L IS wiil average 8 to 10 degrees above 5:.30—Howdy Doody. sermon. There will he a' aolemn ing the annual Charity drive dur Members are to be paid, by the Hardy was granted a new trial, WTHT—New s; Joe Glrand procession this evening ".ilh 4he ing the week of Dec. 3. thia to day, by the agencies with which and Judge Giilis directed a ver the seasonal normal with mild Show. 8:00—Kit Doodle. weather the rest of the week but 0:2.1—Weather Forecast. school • children and parish socle, be the only drive to be held all and SON, Inc. they are worMng. Thus Con' dict of acquittal, saying he was WHAY—News. year and covering donations to all turning cooler at the end of the WONS—News. 6:30—World News—Today. ties taking part. 2 MAIN ST. TEL. 512r> week. 0:4.1—In the Public Interest. Hope Chapter causes. The first room with 100 5:1.1— The meeting of Hope Chapter per cent contributors will be ad- Precipitation during this period WTIC Boh Steele. 7:00—Kukla. Fran and Ollie. will on the average total one quar A. Charming WIttanner lady's 7:30—Cainpus Quarterback. diamond watch, only 71.SO. WHAY Supper Serenade. ter to one half Inch occurring aa WONS Jim Britt. Sports 7:45—News Caravan. showers Wednesday and r^iin B. Impressive Wlttnauer watch W DRC-Jark Smith Sports. 8:00- Milton Berle. southern New England and rain or The Boston Rocker with MAO. 5:SO— 9:00—Crime Syndicated. •now northern New England at roll-over sett front comc-s WDRC- Jack Zalman. 9:30—Suspense. end of week. in mahogany, stencilled in C. Reautifully-styled H'Ittnsuer 5:2.1— 10:00—Original Amateur Hour, lady’s Watch SS.SO. WDRC -Guy Lombardo. 11:00—Amazing Mr. Malone, gold. $22.50. The same 11 :.30—Charlie Wild. D. DIatInguiahed man’s Lon- WTIC- Weather. model also available in plain 5:80— 12:00 -News. mahogany finish. $19.05. glnes 71.50. WTIC -Emil Cote Glee Club. TRUMPET Others as low aa 49.75 F.T.L WT)RC—Record Album. WONS-News: Bill Jenkins. Deaths Last Night WTHT - News; Stock Market TAKE: N m triumphs 0/ INSTRUCTION 5:4.1— A Unslnos.yifiNnauor watch WTIC—Three Star Extra. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SEALY MATTRESSES...... $34.50 ond up WDRC—Lowell Thomas. New York—Edwin L. James. 61 Advoneu ond loqlRngra will givo you ovorything you stole ..... WATKINS WONS - Bill Jenkins. managing editor of the New York Packard en^neerin^ INSTRUMENT RENTALS in a wcrtch you'll givo - rofMitotlon, 7:00— Times since 1932 who Joined the WDRC - Beulah, newspaper In 1915 and served as ologonco, accuracy and a long and usoful lifw w n c —Boston Blackle World W ar I correspondent • and . . . from brilliant new Packard WiiWcrfo/f Poutr-r-ind KEMFS, Inc. chief European correspondent. He LARRY MEHER WHAY Symphony Hall. a smoother • than • ever Packard Vltramatie Drive . . . to HNE REDDING BUDGET TERMS IF DESIRED WTHT Weather; Songs and waa bom in Itwington, Va. 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 Sforie.s. Honolulu—Joseph D. Polndex revolutionary new Packard Easamatic Power Brakes . . . all PHONE 7500 WONS Fulton Lewis. Jr. ter. Governor of Hawaii from 1934 Read Herald Advs. 7:15— through 1942. He was bom in Can combining to make this the most driveable car of the year! WONS -Tello Test, yon City, Ore., and later moved to WDRC—Jack Smith. Montana and entered politics as a 7:30— Democrat. w n c —News Palo Alto. Calif.—Dr. Davis WTHT Mr Mercury. Snedden. 83, former Commissioner o O o • ^WDRC—Club Fifteen. of Education in Massachusetts snd M K W S Shoor Bros. WONS Gabriel Heatter. retired Columbia University AD D : The Tashion ma^io JEWELERS Teachers College professor. He 7:45— was a member of a pioneer Cali PP7 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER WDRC- Ed Morrow fornia family. W nC —One Man's Family. Victoria. B. C.—Sister Mary o f Dorothy Draper..... WONS Bing Crosby. Theodore (Victoria Pineault). 95, AUTHORIZED AGENCY FOR WATCHES 5:00— one of British Columbls'i best J t WDRC—People Are Funny, known teachers and suthora and w n c —Cavalcade of America. provincial historian of the Sisters . . . here, for the first time, this internationally famous deco \ WTHT —Newstand Theater. of St. Ann. She was bom in Oswe WHAY Polish National Home. go, N. Y. rator and color stylist brings her talents to the automotive WONS- Count of Monte Cristo. 8:30— Osshlng Chords world . . . brings you daring new color treatments, stunning memmm, WDRC Mr. and Mrs. North. interior ideas! Exclusively yours in Packard foi 1952! 824-SlS TEU 5151 / w n c - Hollv-wood Theater. Kendallvllle Ind.—(>P)—Trucker \ WHAY—Morton Gould Con Clyde McEntarfer reported • high SIAIN ST. MANCHESTER ducts. way collision with musical effects. WTHT—Meet Your Congress. He said a piano tumbled off • pick WONS—Official Detective. up truck ahead of him on Ind. 3 and rolled Into his truck. 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Dodge-Tint Safety Glass is Brand new . . . different . . . By Mra. Anne CObot better! From the inside, you scarcely notice its soft pkasing I \ By Sue Burnett This amusing potholder trio will tint. But what wonderful things it does for you! protect your hands from hot pots Anti-glare and anti-heat, the new Dodge-Tint Safety Glass 1 Here is a youthful dress for Jun and pans. Make them from gay iors that’s perfect ftr dates all colot^ cotton fabric and embroid makes all your driving safer and more enjoyable. It fights o ^ through the holidays—aid all win er their expressions In simple the glare of sun, sky or snow by day . . . takes the sting out ter long, too. For extra glamour, stitchery, you'll have fun working try satin or velvet'and trim wrltlT them up. of blinding lights at night. It reduces eye-strain and driving tiny Jewel buttons. fatigue. Keeps your car cooler. . . cuts summer sun’s heat 21 %. Pattern No. 5434 contains ' Hot Ntu> 1952 Ptekerd Mttyfair— one of eight new models in four price rmge£ SHOP8BCITH-THE COMPLETE POWER WORKSHOP-8 TOOLS IN 1 Pattern No. 8745 is a sew-rite Iron transfer for the 3 animal pot- Come in and test this new advance yourself. See how it adds perforated pattern In lizes 11, 12, holders, material requlremanta, smartness and style to new Dodge beauty. You’ll be surprised ISi 14, 16,18, 20. Size 12, 5H yards sewing snd finishing directions. With spM to/ Vt-N P M otet 224.00 B oron T om t Of 35-inch. , at iu low cost. . . less than half that of older type tinted giaxs Bend 36c in Ooina, your name, '______Aik tha man who owni one Hwa's tha most wendsrM powsr tool gift you con giva this with comblnollon cro^pcut-rlp Wad#i(2)aWoadLalhawMi For this pattern, aend 30c In addresa and tha Pattern Number COME SEE IT—DRIVE ITI Come in today. , Oolns, your name, addreaa, alse de- to Anne Cabot (Tie klancheater Oirldiiias. It's a gift h a l ha proud la own and work wMi. 3 3 ' hotwoon eonton , I S ' swing ovor bod| (3) a 11^ Disc Bired, and the Pattern Number to Evening Herald) 1150 Are. Amer Shspowllh IoIms only V4 Nw tpooo rogukod by slmlor Indt* Sondor wMi moro than tl3 sq; bi. sondlpg surfocoi (4) • Sue Burnett (The Manchester icas, New York 10, N. Y. Evening Herald) 1150 Aye. Amer vldual1oal(o*-upo—cosh obmdVb os much. 14s17M*tobla Vortiool Drill Pross that drilt to eontar of IS ' cbdoi and (S) icas, New York 19, N. Y,. Anne Cabot’s New Album of hoc pHocHvo dso of 34x17M'. Spodoly dotignod ssotor a Horlaontol DriM From wHh work Hmitod only by lha tlM Needlework la a "must". It’s Don't mlaa the Fall and Wintar cbockfull of charming deilgna aa opofotos In any posWon. Shopsmllh b (1) on t* lonch Sow of yopr leoac Son ShopimHh damomtrotod today. Faahlon, It contalna 48 para of well aa bOginners*' ‘llow -To" di- BRUNNER’S, INCORPORATED . new styles, simple to make frocks rectiona on knitting and crochet-1 SOLIMENE^ INC. • 634 Center Street for all agea-.'decoraUng tricks; gift Ing'- • • a gift pnttem printed In | 358 East Contor Sfroof — Manchester \ Batjtema printed inside tha book. the book and many outer grand I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1951 just a w l^ distribution that gave and worahlp sen’lces. He chose aa s e lf changing his mind, q-eturning self. His salvation Is in th# God val T< Deiim" hy Buck with Mrs. n u a s i x Book of Books the Bihlt Ita place in the xvnrid D ^icateR CroRs, his topic for the flrat Sunday In home, receiving forglvcncaa and who acted tn history, showing Wintsm Steiner, Mrs. Fred#rlek today, but Its contents. Its mes Advent "T o be Baved Repent." Iwing restored Into his father’s in Jesus his love Tor man. We Wnodhnuse, Frank Maloney and to agireaMon anywhara. This is .noons at ail. And, with the day so eastern Cenaectlnit RepabH- Sermon Topic At sage and Its mission. He noted that ('.amllestickH Mr. SImpqson told how John the love. So, If we would And the rejoice hecanse Omi enres." Francis Payne as solotsUi and the Bible Is not just one book htit A t the 9:16 service, Ernest tha flo a t tiUlmate purpoaa of shortened, each new minute lost «na bloc headed by Comptrol Baptist came preaching, ’’Repeht Kingdom of God. relehrate a tnie "Arise, Shine, For Thy Ligh t Is a rollhrtlon of hMks, all of which Wellllch, s deacon In the church, Come," hy Elvey. Mich day as the year apeeds to its Connecticut ler Fred Zeiler might possibly for the Kingdom of Henven is at Advent and a blessed (?hrlstmas, Uaitad NaUoiia acUon la Korea; South Methodist point man ever higher in his quest Made In India assisted ns the lay render and at lead to some attempt to npoet hand," John was the foreninner we too muet 6rst repent." ------!— — — It is tha historic dieidand whirJi seasonal end seems a narrowing tho Lodgo adiMlalstratloa, for the highest and best in this the 11 Jay Ebersote. student as of Jesus and when Jeans came he Mr. Simpson pointed nut that may poasibiy coma from the down of life Itself, so threatening etther In Ita slate of delegatea life. this repentance, this change to sistant. was lay reader. Yankee The Book o f Bonks was the A t all three services Bunday echoed John’s words. "Repent, for ^ c o h » a to the National Convention, or The Senior Choir sang ’’Festi world’s flrs| instance of collective one begins to fear whether the theme of tha sermon by the Rev. He quoted references from the wards good rnnduci. this search OFFICE home comfort M l By A . H. O, In the choice of a senatorial ' morning at the Center Congrega the Kingdom of God is at hand." security enforcement of a world trend will reverse itself, a few various leaders of the world point for the Kingdom brings rejoicing. nominee. Bat the eastern Con- Fred R. Edgar at the Bntith tional Church, the cross and c a ^ He ushered In the new age aa his days after Christmas, and light ing out the place the Bible had in After the repentance and forglve- law afsinst affression. nectlont Moc would not be too Methodiat Church, .Sunday at both tory measures time from hi" com- ne.ss of the Prodigal Son they had SUPPLIES be paid gradually back. That this The question of whether to hold services. their lives and u'orks.. He also re dlestlcks, received from the r / v, MORIARTY Bros We hare behaved, in our dangeroas unless It picked np ferred to the writings of Henry Ing. a feast 'and began to he merry.’ one or two state conventions next Holy Communion wss celebrat W. Q. Swart of India, were medi 3 ’ i C F N T ( p ST nefotiations, and in our Washing will happen is an almanac some Important ally from the Van D-ke. in which It was noted "The meaning of repentance," "Many like to confess Ihclr sins yaer is pustling the state Republi ed at each service. The mu.xic was PRESCRIPTIONS ton pronouncements, as if we did guarantee. But-never before have weatem half of the state—say that while the Bible had been bom cated. This set was made of teak- Mr. Simpson explnined is that "re snd bask in the attention such ' F I S I 3 tfm r avu M r Republican National Commit- under the direction of Herbert A. the forces of darkness seem ed^ can leadership, with some consid in the East and clothed in Oriental wood by a native Indian and dedi pentance means a change of mind, confession gives" the pastor enn- Carrfully componnitcfl. f M t BolMar*. iBtcMa >t Ui« not believe it possible for the teemsn William H. Brennan France, minister of music of the BUSINESS SERVICE VMl date* at IfautUMter, Conn.. M erations pointing one way, other form and Imagery, it still had the cated there before being sent here a transformation of ideas, atti rliided, "but the ftirlstlan turns Communist world to learn its lea- advance with such a threatening o f Btanaford, who was htanself church. I and S l’ r n . V CO, OPEN ■moM c u m MaU Matur. power’ to walk the wavs of the as a similar set had been made by tudes and Ideals. It Is a change of from self to God. spd In Him Arthur Drug Slortf eagerness, aa if, this ylar, they considerations in another. elooe to an open aad fall A t the 8 o’clock service, Ber 80)1,^MAIN ST__ TF.I,. 2-U78 eon, as If w e considered It Inevit world and to find itself at home a church member and sent to mind that is durable, and produc 6nds his joy snd sslvstlon. saved I ICW ORIPnON KATB8 It might help Republican lead break with the administration nard Campagna. tenor, sang the HOURS able for the Communists to keep were suddenly insatiable, aa if, with all people:: every’-’here. India. Th!s was done In Christian hv faith In God and not In him Oaa Taar br Mall...... ers to make up their mind about toward the end of legislative offertory solo, ’T om fort Ye, My tive o f good consequences. It Is on endlessly with new violations perhaps, they were not going to fellowship to cement the relation ■ b MoBtha br Man...... » the conventions If they had a defi seoslon. People.” from the "Messish" by It has learned, he declared, to not looking backward In shame Oaa Moath by Mall...... » slow down, and stalemate for the ships between the mi.sslon church o f world law. And It may Indeed nite single candidate for the sena So trouble might be avoided if Handel; the offertory anthem at speak In hundreds of languages to and regret but looking Matto Copy ” •"•••?...... ! 'S in India and. Center Church. be that the one lesson o f law en solstice days, and then . begin torial nomination, and perhaps, in Brennan brought strength to the the later serrice was 'Trepare Ye the hearts of men. It tells the forward with a changed mind, Waakty. by CarrUr.v...... » • » monarch that he Is a servant of Allan Taylor, chairman of the •■ba. bellT«r*d, Ooa Tear...... forcement will not be enough. It their long retreat. the end, their decision on the con administration’s choice for sena , . . sounds funny— but many i>*o- the W ay o f the Lord " by Garrett. soul and will which brings about vention question w ill hinge upon tor In a combined spring conven of the moat high God. It t^lls the missionary committee, was in changed conduct. MEumcR or may even be that the Communist This is, we know, a senseless pic in effect have their home only The minister related the nies- their ability or inability to agree tion, following which the adminis sage of the morning to both the peasant that he Is a oon of God. charge and his two daughters. "Repentance." he continued, T O * A880CIATBD PRESS world will endeavor to overthrow fear. But It la just stmng enough Children listen to its stories and Siissnne snd Marilyn, were can- Tba Aaaoclated Praaa la »»clu»lr«Iy upon that senatorial candidate. tration would support his own re- partially insured unless the amount observance of Advent and of Uni "let's us .see the world as God’s this budding regime of world law. to remind us, at least, that this is The first surface argument in election as national committeeman the learned men o f nil ages have fllellghlers. aatlUad to th- uao of rapuhllcatinn of carried is based on present day re- versal Bible week whieh will be world, as sins forgiven and rels- all aaara ttapatehoa credited to It. or But we do not know this. We have December, no matter what the favor of one convention is that it at the Chicago convention. This observed this week, eulminating pondered Its teachings. It has a The Rev Clifford O. Simpson, tinn.'hips re-estahllshed. It Is the word of peace In time of peril, a BOl otharwlao ertditod to keep the United Nations world thermometer fnajj^s^y. would eave party money and party arrangement would be more stra placemept costs. If you own prop- on Universal Bible Sunday. Deo. pastor presided at the dedication Prodigal Ron who 'rams to him aad alao the local newa publlahed here. effort. There are two convention tegically comfortable for the state 9. He pointed out that It was the word of light In time of darkness, All rlrhta of repnbllcatlon of apeclal prepared and organlred against organixatlon, of course. If the sen -erty, don’t insure just a fraction ef functions to be discharged next Bible which had not onl.v foretold a wx)rd of comfort in time o f ca- diapatebea herein are aim reaerred. It, but, at the same time, we also atorial nomination were made In year. The first wili be the selec it— IN S yB B IT A LL. We’d be glad the coming of the Christ Child, I Inmit.v. The wicked and the proud advance of the national conven . tremble at Its warning, hut to the Foil aerrlea client of N. R. A. Serr- have to behave as If we expected Democrats Win 2, tion of delegates to the Republi but sl.so had been one of the tion. The national commltteeman- to check your present coverage. IBC, world law to be observed In the can National Convention. The sec means of keeping alive the story j penitent heart it speaks with s poblUhera' RepreienUtlrea: The ond will be the nomination of Con shlp Is, once again, being consid mother'.! voice. It has made the WHOSE rOMESiFROM] future, now that a violation of It Just give us a call! .of His life, death and resurrection. I Joll»M atba«a Special Acency — New Hope for Third necticut candidates for Senator ered an important prixe in, the I wilderness and the solitary places He noted that it was onl.v fitting York. Chlearo. Detroit and Boaton. has been repelled and punished. and Congressman-at-large. Ov-lng prospect of another "automatic" of life glad. It has been woven Into FUEL OIL SERVICE that due recognition be given to I W'e have, In Korea, forged a new to the new four-year term for Republican victory at the national the very tapestry of man's exlst- m x m b e r a u d it BUREAU o r By THE AfWOCIATBO FltESS the plaee of the Bible in the ob- state officials, no state ticket will polls, and it may be that that CntCDDATlONS world order. W e ought to act as If Democrats, victorious in elec servanee of the Advent season. ; ence on this earth. be nominated next yeai*. W ith the fact will develop some opposition Mr. Edgar iir?red a greater read The Herald Printin* Company. Inc. we believed In It, and as If we ex tions In two eastern Connecticut to Brennan's reelectlon in any "In every age." Mr. Edgar .said, renomination o f Congressman Sad- ing and study of the Bible at. all aaaamaa no hnanclal reaponilblllty for pected It to work In the future, case. But an arrangement of the R o b e r t J. S m i t h •'there have been those who pre AT ITS BESTI typocraphlcal errore appearing In ad- cities yesterday, are hoping to lak expected, the holding of a full times, but especially during this and we ought to make peace as If sort we have outlined has at least dicted that the Bible was on its v«rtlMn«nts »nd oth^r r»*sdlnjr m»tlef make It three in a row today. state convention merely for the INCORrORATED advent season when the world Is been In the air. and It argues for wa.v out and that eventuslly It tB ThB H*nch«iter ET^nJnir Ilenld. we expected peace to last, not In Rockville, where voting la In decision upon a Senator would preparing for the coming of the M om uT s t m i seem something o f an expensive the one convention idea. would become an obsolete book, cir coMHm only heesuse we will continue pre progress, Frederick 8. ^ r g e r . REAL ESTATiE — INSURANCE Christ Child again. Tuesday, December 4 luxury. So why not select the Na but facts reveal that Just the op Democrat, is seeking a third term pared In guard It. but also be tional ConventlOii delegates and B8S MAIN S’TRCET TELEPHONE 1450 posite is tnie. Tods.v, as never be AUTOMATK DEUVEIT-savM both- combustion efficiency. Mobil- ns mayor. Hla Republican oppon cause the aggressor may have nominate the candidate for Sena fore, the Bible is the number on- •r of constantly chocking your heat bums completely! ent is RJehard Hiller. MHS Roiiiicl Table on the best seller lists of the Our Truce Attitude learned that aggression Is cer tor in one spring convention? •ONSURANSMITHS SINCE 1014'* oil supply! Mayor John N. Dempsey, Demo world. It is known and loved by NEAT-SAVINS TIK -h etp heat your 9U than 1V# of oil ths diamonds mintd\ tain to meet a united free world, . This argument on the grounds of Wake U|i Hanson Baldwin, the military crat, was unopposed in an elec more people than any other book. FULL MEASUIF—no "guesswork”! economy and efficiency, however, Lutheran Guests home better at lest cost! eriUc o f the N ew York Times, has and certain not to pay. tion yesterday in Putnam, and kis It ha.s been translated In more throughout ths world art fint onough fw runs into something o f a snag when No chance of errors. (OUATEOUS SERVKE - conaidOTO- catalogued what he terms ouf party retained control of the city languages and has a udder distri To More Comfort council as well. it la realised that a Connecticut The Woman’s Missionary Socie CLEAN FUEL OIL— to p ro m o f# tion for your premiaea! mistakes during the Korean truce nominee for Senator picked in ad bution than any other book in the Michaels collection. Hew happy ihe'lt b« A Chinese Reign of Terror Dempsey received 1347 Demo ty o f the Emanuel Lutheran Without Nagging Backache vance of the National Convention whole world. "The Bible is one of talks. For the most part, the cratic votes and 8(i0 from the Re K ogfifiw Hopkoebo, Im b o f pop onH #norgT. The other day, one of the "mob might have to be selected without Church will have its Christmas the great wonders of the world. It hoodorhoi and dicsinooi may k« duo tn olnwe to know the’i that procioui to you « OjO things he labels mistakes seem publicans. who had endorsed him reference to the Identity of the meeting Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Is. Indeed, the Book of Books." down of kidnap fimrtlnn. Doctor* lay good trials" which the Communists instead of naming a candidate of kidney function i* very important to good mistakes to him because they Presidential nominee. ’The problem In the church vestry. Mr. EMgar no ed that it was not have Jnstltuted In China in a hor their own. health. Whon Bome overyday randftinn. ourh VI tended to give the Impression that raised here is not entirely one of Program guests will be the OB Btre«« and strain, cauBOB this impoKant rible and grisly effort to raise In the major contest in Putnam w r function to Blow down, many folk* suffer ntg* M o b i l h e a t we were not in earnest In our pur pretty harmony between the state Round Table Singers of Manches beo C. Tetreaiilt, Democrat, de ging backarho—feel miBerakle. Minor hlsd> propaganda feelings In support of and national campaign. Also in ter High School who will sing un der irritation* due to cold nr wrong diet mgy suit o f a compromise peace. feated Russell McNally, Republi SPECIAL their regime dared for the first volved is the fact that Connecticut der the direction o f G. Albert raute gening up nfghtaor frequent paBnage*. V, Baldwin cites our shift from the Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi- can. 1337 to 891, for alderman individuals might be more eager Pearson. Devotions will be led \ X time to choose foreigners as Its at-large. Possession o f the seat ALL 5c CANDY tioni bother you. Try Doan's PilU—a mild SOCON\ Vf\CUUWHlMlNG OIL Mth parallel to the present battle for the nomination if the Presiden by Mrs. Herman Johnson. i d t i s . ! diuretic. Used Buccessfuliy by millionB for line as the truce line, our failure victims. means control of the city council tial nominee Is one Individual than over 50 years. It'a amatfng how many times since, under the charter, the re Members will exchange grab- AN D GUM Doan’« give happy relief from these disrnm* to include a British or some other The foreigners were five .Cana they would be If It were another, maining eight seats must be divid bag gifts during the social hour. forts—help the 1 Kmiieaof kidneytukoe snd fil Allied representative on the truce- dian nuns, arrested some nine or that the party Itself, if It saw Mrs. Charles Von Borchers Is ter* Ruth out waste. Get Doan's Pills todsyl ed equally between the Republi strong coat tails In the offing, 3 for 10c negotiation team, our failure to months ago as part of the Red cans and Democrats. chairman of the hostess commit might be more disposed to offer 'TIL XMAS. RESERVE RIGHT tak e real -measures to prevent regime’s war. against Catholicism Mayor Fieri roond J, Bergeron tee. the ride to one Connecticut Indi TO LIMIT QUANTITIES violations o f the neutrality of the The nuns were members of the Democrat, won a second two-year vidual than to another. So here are LAND SUaVEYIN« term In Wllllmantic, defeating original truce talk site, our sense staff of the Sacred Heart Orphan consideration boosting the Idea age at Canton. When they were Robert A. Hanna, Republican, by of two conventions after all. less quibble over the ultimate 382 votes, 2.786 to 2,424. Berger But evrih more subtle con- FERNDALE Edward L. Dcwit, Jr. THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. finally brought to public trial, the Across From High School destination of Kaesong, which we on defeated the same opponent by sidemtlona of party strategy SECURITY IS If you are Regtatered Land Sarreyor charge against them was one of 1095 Main St., Manchester 336 No. Main St., Manchester TeL 4148 afterwards yielded to the Com 462 votes two years ago. Demo Inaide the Connecttcut picture 18 Proctor Road, Monehestar munists, the sudden emphasis on "mistreating and murdering" Chi crats retained control of the Wil- lead back to the Idea of the 7 A. M.-Il P. M. Every Day TeL 701* limantic hoard of aldermen by single spring convention again, busy shopping... atrocity stories which were not nese orphans. Their activity, of COHTAGIOUS! . . . ■ .6-2 margin. restive attitude of the newa In themselves, and our mis course, had been one of caring for When you see the happy . . . it might ba o good tima to gat thot CYilnese orphans. But the fart that people who have bought r % jTyV handling, mainly in Key West, of \ . e - r ^ Abevo. loft lo rigbfi ^ last week's “ cease-fire" incident. so many orphans had hern finer, cleaner Used Cars r • t much waadad job dona on your cor at jDiooiend onoegomoM ring. I lid# voutvgl 14R fgld Iwlfi In this latter connection, Bald abandoned to their care only after HERE, you’ll understand this hoody dowatown Chryslor-Plymouth r#w m ountiof ...... win comments as follows: they were already close to death t ' their sincere satisfaction. MggniRcoM diamond lolifoiro. cloMic RtoNovm oioobNof $700 *Tt was clear. In this instance, because of disease or starvation And YOU will be convinced haodquorton. If it's o small job choncas 7in« dioNiond ongogomonl ring. 2 lido hatiaam MvatfHf $190 that whoever determined that did offer the Chinese COmmu- AN INVITATION that we 1)0 give you more groimd military pressure was not nlsta a cynical opportunity to for your money. W e’d like ora it wW ba raody whan yon'ra fhiishad ■ \ \ \ essential during the next SO day make the charge that many / ■ you to come in — see our shopping. H it's not wo'll glodly drivo V period while we strive to recon orphans had died while under the wide selection of quality cile at Panmunjom the major dif cars of the nuns. . Used Cara. Easy terms, if yon homn. _ _ ferences about inspection, with . The trial waa ulimbcted as the you wish. Coming in? ,v drawal of foreign troops, prisoners maaa trials o f native Oilnese have o f war, etc., was right. There are also been conducted— as a great disadvantages — some o f them public show in which a mob shouts 1947 PLYMOUTH Diamond ongogomont ring, 2 W e like to feel that we render an indis guoNoi. Fiotinum moi/nling $d00 serious, o f course— to any easing verdicts in response to the ex pensable health service to this community. o f pressure against an enemy, but hortations of prosecutors and STATION WAGON in this instance, after our prior judges, with the alleged crimes of Aside from the many hundreds o f drugs Special deluxe maroon. TH E C AB OF .MANY IT8ES. history of mistakes. It was es the victims being linked to and medicines regularly carried in stock Western imperialism," and with awaiting the needs o f the ill, we carry ' " ' Trodltiofial did««nU am f g u wf sential to convince our friends ring, 4 cbannol Ml dtainandi. U K the audience presumably being that we were In earnest about an numerous sickroom and related supplier. f«ld fiigvhlinf...... - ...... I2 2 S honorable Korean truce. What bound together to the Red regime Among these are gsuse bandages, sterile 1948 OLDS “6 T better w ay to do so than to pub in the same blood guilt Hitler cotton, adhesive tape, hot-water bottles, 4-Dnnr Sedan. Color black. Very clean Inside and out. One licise widely—instead of hiding in found so useful a weapon In run urinals, bedpans, ire bags, fever thermom owner. H.vdnunatic drive, radio ning his dictatorship. aecrecy and confusing with de eters, and a host of otlier items. W e offer and heater. Excellent tires. Usually, following the mob ver nials—the order that actually was complete drug service. Let us be your dict, the Red regime also stage.s dispatched to the Eighth Army— family phannarists. J’* to stand to Its arms but not to mob execution scenes. In which And Many Mer* . . . a t U A T " ' death is made a public spectable All VoluM Galert! A s Oonunentator Baldwin con to be cheered and enjoyed. MAIN STRUT cludes, all these mistakes on our This time, since the "guilty” part will be forgotten and for were foreigners, the verdicts the SAFETY TESTED mob was prompted to shout were USED C A R S given if the truce negotiations do El E end successfully. The danger in light. Two of the nuns are to be them lies in the possibility that, if Imprisoned for five years, and WAFFLE IRONS the truce negotiations fail, we will then expelled from China. The # » ' For Sunday evening waffles. A OiMii 9 diamond angOfomaot ring, UK Oiomood ongogsmont ring. 4 sldo J bear too much responsibility for other three are to be expelled •nd talitoirt, claiuic U K gatd . Dionvend ongogomont ring, 4 ildo g ift she will cherish the j'ear launkinf ...... t e o ^ digmendi, UKgoldnovnling $300 gold ...... $1f0 diomondi* t4K gold mounfing $179 1 that fact in world public opinion. now. around. Why have we conducted our This Is supposed to prove, to QIINTS PHARMACY Malebing wgdding ring, 14K ’ ^ Matching 7 diamond wodding Motebing 7 ’ ei#n#n4 wodding the Chinese people, that Catho 873 M A IN ST TEL. 4136 COFFEE MAKERS 15.95 AND MORE 111 ring $200 ring ...... $»J5 riae ...... lio6 . poi.cy In such risky fashion? 512 West Center St. licism is a cre^d of child murder, EST. 1902 The answer seems to be that we Tel. 4134 " ...... A delightful g ift! Sunbeam and and that the reason these nuns have been operating, from the (L- Universal brands. She’d love one. B White House down. In an atmos were In China was to do evil. We Our Promise la Your 1 phere of suspicion which has doubt that It proves anything of Satiafalfetion 18.95 AND MORE ’> the kind to any Chinese. The only 1 proved Itself more powerful than GIFTS THGTHRE GLWAYS RIGHT! v l our logic. Our thinking about the thing It really proves, o f course. ! \ truce, and our policy about the Is that the Chinese Communists, ' truce have been based, to a large as must Communists everywhere, have come to rely upon terror and extent, upon qur own assumption Choose Your Christmas Gifts > I f - that If the Cj>mmunlsts ever do violence aa instruments of rule, i f f aJThtStlce Th Korea, tSey It is qul^ true tWtt i»ittt«Ml *»- f^romOur^imStoekOit ■ ■■*- w ill almost automatically seek saasinatlon lx not new to China. and take the first favorable op The new touch the Communists A TRIBUTE portunity to break that truce and have brought is that of boasting start their aggression all over about it. o f conducting it as open WATCHES RINGS | again. We feel this way because ly as possible, of inviting the Chi we think wie know the tricky, un nese people as ft whole to share principled Communists. W e feel the guilt, and one is reminded of TO OUR NEWSBOYS! Oiamond eitgafawaal riof# 4 tida dieeMods, that nothing is beyond them, and the Reign of Terror in which the BRACELETS t UK ______IJ90 ► to prove It we need only point to French Revolution, in its day. Th« tagtr-facad lad who stands on tha cornar in all kinds of waathar ELECTRIC IRONS went berserk, until the French T O A S n R S Mafebing 4 diamond wadding ring, UK...$90 the fact that they did begin thls^ sailing nawspapars is, in avary sansa of tha word, an Amarican busi- JEWELtY FOR THE W HOU FAMILY t - Here’s a practical gift! Steam MIXERS Motebing groom's rlog, 9 dlomoodi. UK..$139 aggression In Korea. We do not people sickened o f blood bath. nassman. Ha is a salt startar. Ha is up bright and aarly and on tha or regular. Pfoctor, Presto, Sllex Sunbeam. QE. Proctor and Tosst- She •A’tll mix well if she has one credit them with any Internation Reports from inside China say job lata at night. Nobody backs him with capital or copfidanca. Ha snd GE. msster. Automatic pop-up type. Of these beauties. Surprise her! al morality, and their lack o f It is that the Chinese pMple are al supplias all this himsalf . . . and banks solaly on his own alartnass 9.95 AND MORE proved by their record. So ready ashamed and tearful, but Save Money! I 22.50 AND MORE 34.95 AND MORE have been assuming, along with whether this means anything un and salasmanship. Your nawsboy, may dalivar your nawtpapar to President Truman, that any paper der a modem totalitarian regime your door. If so, ha is avan a mora astuta b&sinassman, for na not Oar low overhead enables us to offer you fine Easy PoyaieolB lovlteOt in addition to the cuttomory 30 day charge account, they might sign In Korea would in is another, and a tragic, question. only throws his papars at countlass front porchas, but doublat back Jewdry gifts at a diatinct saving. j Michoels invites divided payments in small weekly or menthly amounts.' Michaels mekei Itself be worth nothing. regularly to maka collactions. Yas, tha nawsboy is an Amarican in Other Gifts For The Entire Family What we have been ignoring. In available, at no added cost, the lowest terms offered by fine jcwelen anywhere. A Daily Tlieft our moral opinion o f the Cbm- stitution. Kaap up tha good work, youngstar. W a'ra ALL bahind P ALWAYS PUNTY OF J •Pricei Includt Fadorol To« ///y/J Copper-clad Revere Ware Power Tools. GE GE Heatinir Pads 8.95. Sleds, Tool Chests, munlsts, is the possibility that, This warm weather might be youl FREE p a r k in g RIGHT v Gifts From 2.89. Sandwich Grilh 16.95 Kitchen and Alarm Hand Tools. moral or no, they still caq know an illusion of spring, or Indian AT OUR DOOR J Clocks. when they have been licked, that summer, or o f some strange fe- they know a bad venture when it veihwl o f the progress o f the sea / has failed for them, that they sons. were it not for the tell-tale BOLAND MOTORS HEADQUARTIR5 WE have common sense enough sot to constriction of the December day Call ut.W0'll hold thtgiH make the same identical mistake itself. N A S H V. FOR FAM O U 5 DELIVER 958 MAIN 5T. . . MANCHE5T1R twice. W e are In that phase o f the i of your choice 'til SALES end SERVICE LEONARD Ih Hartford at Pratt and Main StroetS W e Ign o^, too, srtiat is alao a yesr where every minute of day IRICK GIFTS C A LL 5404 poaalbUlty, as the great symbolic light suddenly becomes very ’ 869 CENTER STREET, PHONE 4079, MANCHEStER, CONN. Christinas result of tha whrie Korean affair. precious. And the minutes are be THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUAIITY, THE^KNOWN VAlUE-SINCEil900 This is the poa^billty that not ing stolen, at what seems an ac YOST I only have the Cbmmunists lesumed celerated pace, from both the be JEWIUY — WATCH REPAIRING H i - that they cannot commit aggres- ginning and the ending of the day. W e Salute O u r Tow n! m SPRUCE STREET— TEL 2-4317 j PAKKING’S NO PROBUM ON DEPOT SQUARE skM tat Korsa, but that they have ’Die sun does not rise, now, un- alao•lao learned,learaed, fWsnfrom Korea, that the Ul after 7 o’clock. And It seU ao ^ OPEN THURS.«nd SAT. UNTIL fP.M. ■pa ftoo United Natkms world stands jahortly after 4 o’clock that there Mrtted ta ita potantial reolstaaeel seems little litti* leftlere of»r our»... after- .
I ■ EVENING HEBM.O. !*ANCBE«TER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 , 1951 ■ANCRESTER EVENI^TG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4 . 19B1 PAGBIONI
thslr broken-down truck. The ■till so tense last night that move World Exposition hsrs, Tlu •d, the pilot reported he had been Idsa 'Emergency Doctors Egyptian communique did not say ment within the area waa Impos Want U. S. 8 * ^ was to 1st tha AmsrlcaM ass for Big Communion flrad at by Romanian and Hun^ A llies Rap Cairo Says how ths "cictllans" figured in the sible. themselves that goods manufactur Blocks Soviet garlan border guards and that he PoKce Lauded 4 Air Crashes Local Stocks Death fighting, nor whether they were Zuay Relnsloted Goods Ban Lifted ed from American raw matsiials was turning back toward 'Venice. News Tidbits Dr. Joseph Barry, 2-117>; peaceful cltlzena or, guerilla war Cslrcf Egypt, Dec. 4--(A5—The Attendance Sets He aald, however, that he was 44ttototloBs fu raisM By were mainly Intended for export Move to Stall Callfd from AP WirM On Good Work and Dr. J. A. Segal, 6126, ara In Single Day Cobuni A NMdlebreoli, la c riors. Egyptian government ruled last to South Asia. not eure ho had enough gae. A the physicians o f the Manches Four Point 50 Killed in night that Associated Preaa Cor . Ringapore _.(4i _ Hong Kong Total Will St. Mary’s Mark vast air search was Instituted In 12 Nooa Fricea The British said the Egyptians A spokesman fnr tha Hong OILSEIVICE Police Chief Herman O. Schen- ter Medical Association who Baak Stoefea setarted the fracas when men they respondent Fred Zusy may con manufacturers who attended a re Kong (liinese Manufactursn Un German Vote the belief the plane may have Kill 18,Hurt 10 tinue his work In Egypt, revok crashed In the rugged Tugoelav Ssnator Taft says he Isat going del commended the five members will respond to emergency calls Bid Asksc called "terrorists," later Joined by cent economic conference here ion pointed out that ths U.8, am- 141 BROAD 8T. One hundred and seventy men. to attempt to influence choice of tomorrow ^ftqmoon. Restriction Suez Battle policemen, fired, on British troops ing Its earlier decision to oust him. with American officials h0f>e bargo. aimed at prevsnttng es or Italian Alps. of his department whose work in $'irst National Bank Dr. Abdel Basit al Haggagl. di H igher the greatest number ever to gath (Continued from Paga One) Senate Republican floor leader.. (Coatlnued from'Page Om ) o( Manchester .... S3 38 moving gasoline supplies. to see the U. .R. embargo on sential goods from flowing to Rad (The U. 8. Air Force Identified the' apprehension of three alleged rector of the Interior Ministry's T'lEL ud RANGB OIL er at such an affair, attended the the crewmen as (Japt. Dave Hen Defense officials report adminis (CootlBaed from Pago One) Harttord National They reported that. In another raw materials to Hong Kong lift Chinn, has hampered Hong'Kong's Israel voted with the Soviet tration has under active consider shoplifters Nov. 1 demonstrated private plans bounced off the roof 26 284 (Continued from Pagn One) press department, telephoned the m m PM*OM) annual Advent Men's Communion derson of Shawnee, Okla.; CSpt. Bank and Trust .. Incident, a military police corporal decision to Zusy. ed. Industrial expansion. bloc against the invitation. For John J. Swift of Olen Falls, N. T.; ation plan to set up in Pentagon "really fine police work." of one house and narrowly missed Hartford Conn. Trust 74 78 was fatally shot In the back by an Tbey escorted E, E. Rchnell- LU. Walter R. Cassells and ■ary for an armlsttcr. That is Din Sabour, ranking Eg.vptian of: British military authorities to it It it breakfast ^unday following the 8 eign Minister Moshe Sharrett Sgt. James A. Elam of Klngsland, over-all production boos author Haircuts Up another aa It crashed into ■ va Manchester Trust... 57 — Egyptian policeman when an MP bsclier and Eugene Braderman of Between 1940 and 1950 the do " A m i *ir#ct*d itui t blown up. ish reported. Egyptians ambushed had sccreditstlon papers from the EQUIPMENT Immediately after the vote. John asked the Hungarian government man Newton Taggart, played a There will bl an increase o f 15 Hartiord F ire ...... 129 1.34 All PhiUpptnee nnvnl veaMU Colonel Anson T. McCook of labor unions gather In Washing A Navy two-engine'|>lane, mak ■upervision went to work im In Cairo, the pro-government a convoy of two trucks with rifle British Army public relations Sherman Cooper of the United If it knew anything about Its ton for a four-day conference to part in the arrest of the three cents for adult haircuts beginning National Fire ...... 56 4 south of lluilln were ordered to Hartford, senior warden of St. Hartford people, two women and ing an instrument approskih land mediately after it was created .584 newspaper A1 Balagh quoted the fire and incendiary bombs, killing ofice in the Canal Zone, hut Eatiautaa Oa Rgqp aM John's Church in East Hartford, States led off the general debate whereabouts. The Hungarians said diseuaa labor problema in defense next Monday, Dec. 10, in Manches ing, crashed near Pensacola. An Tuesday. Phoenix ...... 80 84 six Mauritian troops of the Brit guards at the check point turned ■pood to Comlgutn to old in ovocu* they knew nothing about the one man, who w’sre taken into Egyptian governor of Suez, Ibra was principal speaker at the on the German election Issue. economy. , . . Searchers in Bir eyewitness said the plane seemed Lite and InOemnltj Ina. Coe. ish forces and burning the trucks. him sway without explanation. CALL He said that much as the West plane. News that It had been custody before the management of ter. The price increased from $1.00 Answer 1:n qiiestioua him Zaki el Khouli Bey. ai say ntknu Tho Island has 46,000 pop- breakfast, using as the title of his mingham Ala., use prayer and to explode about 200 feet above ’The Reds' four points came out Aetna Casualty...... 86 91 An officer and a trooper were re desired the reunification of Ger forced down In Hungary did not fortune-teller’s map in forlorn any of the Main street stores, to $1.15 was announced today by ground. 7 8 4 ing a recheck showed 28 Egyp S-lUT UlaUon. It U in the Mindanao sea talk. "Thoughts of a Layman." from which clothing was reported the Manchester Barbers Associa In the subcommittee session. They Aetna L i f e ...... H24 tians and 22 British were killed, ported missing after this affray. The farmer usually gets a little Tho talk consisted of a series of many. "the Western Allies do not come until yesterday when Tass hope of finding 76-year-old great The Navy said twro Marine Conn. G eneral...... 127 132 Just north of the big Uland of first broke the story from Mos ly stolen by the trio, had com tion fallowing Its annual mecUiig were the crux of a nine-point it listed Egyptian losses at seven The Egyptian report said fight less than half the amount than the impressions of tiie church as seen propose to bargain away demo grandmother missing for two pilots, two Navy enlisted men, an Hartford Steam Boil. 3 1 4 34 4 ing ceased late yesterday after city consumer pays for farm pro • •9 MMIDf RPtri Mindanao. cratic freedoms in the Federal cow. days. plained to the police. and election of officers last night. Air Force officer and an Army statement. This was a packaged police and 21 civilians. MANfNtStCII.CONM through the eyes of one who has reply to 21 questions Admiral Joy T ravelers...... 590 610 noon. but the Briti.sh said the sit ducts. The remainder goes to hand PhiUpplnes Air Force planes (West German) Republic and One of the three, Constance (Hilldren's haircuts will remain enlisted man died. An Egyptian communique last served on a parish vestry. In dio Internal Revenue Bureau prom had asked about a surprise Com Public CHIlUee night listed 16 Egyptians and 13 uation in the town of Suea wa lers, wholesalers and retailers. win fly to tho area Wedneoday West Berlin." Motley, 32. of 20 Winter street, the same, 85 cents, except on Sat A twin-engine Air Force plane 16 cesan conventions, and as a depu ises report today on what sort of munist proposal Monday to permit Conn. Light, Power 144 British killed. with aeoros o f Rod Cross workera "We believe," he added, "this Is Directors’ Agenda luck it had in peddling occupa Hartford, Jumped a $1,000 bond urday and days before holidays, crashed on a farm nine miles north' 8 5 4 87<„ ty to the general convention of the limited inspection and to prevent Conn. P o w e r ...... The British today increased to aid in tho evacuation and to also the view of the German peo tional stamps to gamblers. . . . yesterday by falling to appear in when the price will be $1. The of Evansville and was all but de 46 48 church for many years. troop reinforcements. Hartford Elec. Lt. .. their Casualty estimate, reporting ANNOUNCING' help for the injured. ple of these regions who have (lone Four leading Republicans, divided court. The cases of the other two, price Increases wrill be properly molished. State Police found parts 36 38 The' gathering was called In Has Varied Items released under similar bonds. advertised during the last three The subcommittee's first session Hartford Gas Co. .. . a total of 15 dead yesterday. TTiese Onve No Warning order by Charles Cole, president much to establish these freedoms." over possible GOP Presidential of three bodies in the wrreckage. So. New England The West German government candidates In 1952, were untied Clarence F. Gaston, 28, of 55 days of this week. lasted a little over two hours. The Included four Egyptians, eight Hlboh Hlbok, quiescent since a of St. Mary's Men's Club, who time waa devoted largely to ques Tel...... 32 4 84 4 mild erupUon in July, shot a in Bonn said it had a delegation Discussion of architeclual serv last night in the optimism for Fairmount street, Hartford, and Harold Casey of the Pine Bar British-led Msurltian troops, two NEW LOW PRICES ON promptly introduced the toast Dorothy Brantley, 32, of 20 Win tions and ansivers on the Re<4, pro- Manufacturlag Cnmpaalcs British troopers and a British ma flamo-niled tower of smoke and ready to leave for Paris as soon ices for the town in Its school party victory next year. ber .Shop was elected president to More Defense Am. Herdw-are...... 17'a master, Albert Kraii.se. Since Mr. ter street, Hartford, were hound poaal. The delegates appeared to 194 jor missing and "presumably aMilnto the air at 7:15 a. m. today as an invitation should be re building expansion program will succeed Russell Inzinga. Leo Arrow Hart and Heg. Krause Is master of the Manches over, to the January session of the b« entering a period of sparring .52 4 554 dead." « :1 8 p. m. Monday, eat.). It gave ter Lodge of ,Ma.«ons. he was act ceived. Pauline is vice-president and the Jobs Forecast As.so. S p rin g ...... 32 35 take place at the meeting of the Superior Court by Deputy Judge secretary-treasurer will be Jo in which they would seek areas of Total Dead 107 ing In the dual capacity of toast Pakistan delegate Ahmed S. Bristol Brass...... 16'j no warning. Board of Directors in the Munici Charles N. Crockett in Town compromise. 134 If the Cairo newspaper's listing The Weather Bureau oeismolo- master and host to the gathering. Bokh^rl formally proposed the in seph Mistretta. Manchester Bar Collins ...... 190 210 Essley White Shirts Obituary Court yesterday.. bers A.ssociatlon, Local 23. held The subcommittee scheduled an of dead is correct, the unofficisl glst on the three-mile long island The toastmaster railed on the rec vitation after British Minister of pal Building tonight at 8 when (Continued from Pngs One) Em-Hart ...... 6 8 4 Chief Schendel said that Patrol its meeting at the Circle Barber other meeting for i p. m. Wednes 72 4 total of dead In the Britlsh-Egypl- ■aid the blast -vas "atomic like." tor of St. Mary s. Rev. Alfred L. Slate Selwyn Lloyd suggested Harold A. 'Turklngton, chairman Fafnir Bearing...... 37 40 man 'Taggart, while on his Main Shop last night. A message to the conference day (11 p. m. Tuesday e.s.t.) ian skirmi.shcs since Oct. 15 would E.saley— the fnnimi.i .shirt The captain of a ship passing Williams, who. in turn, asked all that the pre.sence of the German the board, recommends that the Hart A Cooley ...... 4 0 4 from President Truman said the A UN communique said the 43 4 reach 107. • several miles away in the Min who had never before attended an representatives would help the board authorise General'Manager street beat, became suspicious of {.Anders, Frary, Clk. with tho (11'iginnl Truhon- committee's work. George H. Waddell to appoint an the actions of the Ihree who were mobilization program will go Reds promised to deliver answers 224 24 4 A British spokesman said the danao Sea compared the cloud ris Advent Men's Communion break Deaths to written UN questions Wedne..- New Brit. Mach. Co. 37 4 404 izod collar— now at pi'icos French delegate Maurice Schu architect. apparently merely shopping in sev Sunset Circle Host ahead until "world peace la as British district commander at ing from the crater to that of an fast to stand up and give their sured." day morning. They are to be given North and Judd . . . . 28 31 that m ake thorn To|i \'aliie atomic bomb explosion. mann and U .S. delegate Cooper Also on the agenda for this eve eral stores on the street, and 18 20 Suez called on the Suez governor names and where they came from Mrs. Mary M. Woods "Our national purpose is to to an Allied liaison officer at Pan- Russell Mfg...... The flame-shot cloud could be hacked up Lloyd's view and sup ning's meeting will be discussion called the attention of Lt. Cassells To Past Grands 5 1 4 to make strong representations 2-1 SNO CAPS in shirts. i h i i d m About .30 men and boys responded of using forms for registering pub Mrs. Mary (MeVey) Woods of build adequate strength to dis munjom at 11 a. m. (9 p. m. e.s.t. Stanley Works com. 544 seen 40 miles. to the rector's request ported Pakistan's move. to them. Lt. Cassells immediately Terry Steam ...... 90 100 against yesterday's incidents. The lic opinion St public hearings. Di courage and prevent aggression." Tuesday.) That would allow the British said "Egyptian terrorists" 500 All Ready For You — Most All Sizes Gov. Paclenclo Ysalina of essl- Greeting; were given by .St The British delegate made his 47 Berkeley drive, Hartford, wid began following the three into Toriington ...... 32 4 344 rector Melvin S. Hathaway, w'ho Sunset Circle of Past Noble Mr. Truman's message said. "We subcommittee two hours to study using rifles and incendiary ftomhs 600-16—$9.95 670-1.5—$9.95 ESSLEY BLOUNT em Misamis Province on the north Mary's senior warden. Albert 3’ sugge.sllon in formally introducing ow of Thomas Woods, died yester every store they entered and. Union Mfg...... 2 2 4 • If foa hart a daaioc'i reque.ated the item be considered, Grands was host yesterday to Intend to go forward with it until the Red replies before their second 194 ambushed two tnieks, and Egypt Exc. Casing Exc. Caning coast of Mindanao went to the Dewev, after which John A. Trot a resolution by the Western pow day afternoon at her home after a after they left. Inquired of the meeting opens. U. S. Envelope Com. 88 98 will suggest that tablets upon Trinity Past Noble Grands Asso world peace Is assured." ian police went "completely out REG. 3.45 f nscrlpdiM la ba aaa> little Island to take charge of ter, chairman of the Every Mem ers calling on the U. S. to set up clerks on duty If smything was The UN asked such questions U. S. Envelope Pfd. .59 64 an International commission to de which those attending the hear long Illness. miaslng. ciation. of District No. 4. which Secretary of Labor Tobin told of control." Saw Tooth Tread Regular evacuation. ber Canva.sB. gave a report on that ing can signify whether they ap the more than ItXI delegates that as; How, when and by whom are Veeder-Root ...... 354 384 pooadsd, aad ao mm* $• Ysalina said the eruption was actlvltv to date. termine whether conditions are Mrs. Woods was born in Man Although none of the stores comprises pa.*t head officers of ITie above quotations are not to Renewal of fighting ended an un 600-16—$6.95 Exc. 670-1.5—$6.95 Exc. prove or disapprove the question chester and after her marriage It has been "harder to do a par neutral obsen’ers to be selected ? worse than the big blasts of IMS At the close of the gathering right In both East and West Ger missed any merchandise, the po Rebekah Lodges In Stafford be construed as actual marketa. easy truce which was agreed on 200 Used Tires—$.3.95 Up N O W $ 2 .9 5 Mfl4 w a drag Mota, iaai at hand, be placed In the hearing she lived In New Britain. She was tial job smoothly" in mobilization Would UN air lifts to South Korea and 1950. A blast on Sept. 15, the group sent a greeting to many for the holding of free elec lice were not convinced. Lt. Cas Springs. Rockville, Bast Hartford after s Miff battle st Ismsllia, mtd- room. a member of St. Justin's Church, than would have been the case If be banned? Who will control the 300 Used Tubes—$1.00 and Up 1950, killed 64 persons. In the James Johnston of Munro street, tions. sells contacted Patrolman Wilson and Manchester. It was the month actions of the neutral nations or wa.v along the canal's 100-mile MlsphoM M. Oor September, 194S, eruption, 30,000 Malik charged that the Western Mrs. Katherine Bourn, member Hartford. ly meeting of the association and there had been all-out mobiliza length, took the lives of 18 per who is 111, his son, Stewart John- and Lt. Griffin who were in a tion. such as after Pearl Harbor. ganization ? We Do Not Burn or Mar Your White Sidewalls REG. 4.?5 Island residents were evacuated propo.sal was not actually aimed of the board, will ask that the re Mrs. Woods leaves a daughter. cruiser and told them to stop the opened at three o'clock in Odd Measles Head sons on Nov. 18. 1 •sagsr will call lot Aa ,«ton. being asked to convey t'hese port of the Fire Protection and Miss Mary Woods, with»whom she "All-out mobilization would Meanwhile. British and Ameri but only five deaths were record at reuniting divided Germany, trio, who were heading out of town Fellows with President Rlolse can Marines ripped through Red For the first time the British greetings. The meeting closed with Utilities Study Committee, made made her home. She leaves five have thrown millions out of work $10,000 Stock of Seat Covers. T.argest Stock and prescription; dcihrar Aa ed. hut "is directed toward consoli west on Center streetj in a new Biirke of Stafford Springs in defenses 130 miles behind the front listed prisoners in their scenunts N O W $3.95 a hymn led by W. S Broadwell. dation of the split in Germany to the directors last August, be sisters, Mrs. John Spillane, Miss for a time," Tobin said. "We Disease Tally of the clashes which have occurred Selection East of the River To Pick From Russell Totterton accompanying Cadillac, for questioning, and charge. Over >50 were In attend have been spared that. We can In^- the most powerful hit-and-run coaipooadod anilriaiSi which they initiated three years considered. The committee, headed Susan MeVey and Mrs. Harry ance. At the close of the business since mid-October. They said 25 on the piano The excellent break by Christie F. McCormick, report Patrolman BMward Wlnxler was be thankful that the past year qiimmando raid of the Korean war. $30,000 Stock of Auto Parts. Bargains to Everyone Yule Decorations ago Hills, all of Manchester; Miss session a Christmas party was en The Anglo - American force, Measles rases, which increased were captured. No rstra charge. Be sore fast was served by members of the "By ralsiiyg the German issue in ed favorably on consolidation of Instructed to establish a road brought no general weakening of Blame British Helen McGann and Mrs. Percy atormed a!the natural conduct their annual Christmas potatoes, salads, pickles, olives, to the 161 claims reported last to 13 cases. Disea.ses showing in People of St. Mary's Episcopal sale Thursday afternoon and eve Louis A. Miller, Sr,. 38. of 23 Lucy E. Tedford, property at 497 two days after the Reds captured green state, with which she deft Of 4 U. S. Airmen ice cream, cookies, tea and cof week. the island of Taehwa, far up on significant increases were bron Church, are reminded that a sec ning. beginning at three o'clock. Whitney road, died yesterday aft Spring street. chopneumonia 28 to 29. syphilis 17 ly fashioned most artistic ernoon at the Manchester Memo fee. Past Grand Miss Mary Hutchi Women made up 117 of the Man Red Korea's west coast' between decorations for the interior of the ond mid-week service has been The members of the Women's Building Permits to 20. tuberculosis *41 to 48 and rial Hospital, after a short 111- son gave the invocation. chester claimants, and of the the mouths of the Yalu and home at Christmas, or for outside added during Advent. Each Wed (Continued from Page One) Home League have made aprons, To George Fournier for altera gonorrhea 13 to 31. nesday during this season the pillow cases, knitted and crocheted ne.ss. Born in South Windsor, he tions and additions to a dwelling Many of those present remained total, 40 were initial claims. Chongchon rivers. Window and door adornment. For the state as a whole, the On the decline during the 7-day Holy Communion w1H he celebrat inside the Soviet Union and her articles and novelties for Christ had lived in this town for the past at 38 Willard road. $1,200. for the lodge meeting wliich fol The Allies had not reported oc period ending Saturday, Dec. 1 To describe a few of them—the lowed at 8 o'clock. TTie most Im number of claimants for unem- cupation of the island. But the first piece fashioned by Mrs, Mc ed at 10 a. m. This is in addi east European Allies. mas giving. They will also offer six months and was employed as To Phillip E. Mitchell for a one- were German measles which tion to the 7-.30 a, m. service, held a foreman at the United Aircraft story, 5-room dwelling west of portant item of business was the ploymeat benefits remained al U. S. Eighth Army Tuesday said Sbkif Et0tloU Carthy was a large wreath of bal All such planes have to carry for sale a variety of baked foods, dropped from 8 to 4 cases and every Wednesday throughout the la East Hartford. most unchanged from last week 1,000 Chinese stormed ashore sam, silvereB, to which she five heavy blankets per. person, breads, cake, pie and cookies, also 444 Hillatown road. $8,500. nomination of officers, who will be scarlet fever which declined from year. dipping slightly from 15,373 to from canoes, sampans and motor- fastened trailing sprays with sil parachutes for each member of home made candy. Refreshments He leaves his wife, Mrs. Vera elected st the next meeting. Noble 14 to 11. the crew, plus two additional ones will be sold during the afternoon N. Krist Miller: a son. Louis A. Between 1940 and 19.50 the pas Grand Mrs. Ethel Aspinwall served 15,520, but was 18 per cent highe( boats. For the first week since June 12 ver leaves and vari-colored amall- British and Canadian warships sised balls; a spray of holly with and a portable radio transmitter and evening. Miller, Jr.; a daughter. Joyce Mil senger-carrying railroads Increased refreehments at tables nl the bah' than the corresponding week a no case of poliomyelitis was re Auxiliary Honors which ran be dropped for use In The Friendship Circle, the ler; his mother Mrs, Agnes Miller their business about 30 per cent. quet hall. year ago when 13,141 were filing. evacuated 300 to 400 Allied guer ported. TTiere were also no rases red berries and at one side a bow rillas on the Island. The UN com of green ribbon, printed with a sending SOS signals in case of an .Songsters and the young people of East Hartford, and a brother, of diphtheria, meningococcal men Road Tcfif a Mercury -for Mrs. Antlcrsoii acrldenU Abbott said. will all have a part in the sale. Alexander Miller of Schenectady, mand did not mention two other ingitis or typhoid fever reported fine design. This drew much ap smaller islands near Taehwa which plause from the audience. Abbott was reluctant to say N. Y. during the past seven days. The next was two large shep whether he expected the U. S. The funeral will he held TTiurs- . the Reds said they recaptured. Ptoof of Pcrfermahce The American Legion Auxiliary request to be fulfilled by the Hun Church Women Parlishient is the legislative herd’s crooks, crossed and gilded at its meeting last night draped day morning at 8:30 from the W. I i garian government. Some dlplo- P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main The first electric train in the U. governing body for the United at Intervals. Sprays of eucalyptus the charter in memory of Mrs. Thit (I a ifory about a cor. hi leaves in gold, and red ribbon mattc sources believe the four street, and at 9 o'clock from Stj 8-!4-8?8 Tel. 5161 8. made its first trial run on April Kingdom. It haa no power over frame, wide tiros, suporsofoty Nlchollna Anderson, a member of Depict Madonnas name ii Mercury. It it a beautiful streamers. This was Intended for Americans will be set free In a James' Church, where ■ solemn 29, 1951. the Dominions. brakes— tho bettor to moko you the auxiliary who was a Gold Itar Main 8t. 5lanchest«v mantel or stairway decoration in relatively short time. They based requiem high Mass will be cele car, very very popular. happy behind tho wheel. mother. The resignation of Mrs. their optimism on the fact that doors, and the speaker suggested To he featured at the meeting of brated. Burial will be in St h hat a powerful prize winner Emile Levesque as chaplain was the Hungarian charges did not the Women's Federation of the One day you will drive this that this piece or spraya o f ever Catherine's cemetery. Broad of on engine, o V-fl fiigh-comprei- green are much more effective accepted with regret. Mrs. Harry accuse the crew members them Center Congregational Church to Brook. beautiful and popular cor. You will Sweet and Mrs. Harold Belcher selves of subversive alms. morrow evening at 8 o'clock will Friends may call at the funeral lion engine— the better to take you also see how boeutifuily It fits placed on a slant than straight up The Hungarian note charged and down. In another arrange gave a report of their visit yester be pictures of “living madonnas" home from 7 o'clock this evening up hilli. It hot o very low center of your budget. Then )rau wIR know day to the Christmas bedside shop that the plane was to land at Bel ment the focal point was a small posed by members of the Thes until the hour of the funeral. gravity— the better to take you the moral of the Mercury storyi h at the Rocky Hill Veterans Ho.s- grade. Yugoslavia, and then was pians. This program has been ar red and white sleigh, filled with to be used with the "criminal around curves. It has o big s to u ^ is, in oil ways,"tfte buy of your fife." lovely little garnet roses, green pital, where they spent a busy ranged by Mrs. Ralph Lundberg aim of helping spies to come to pine and colored balls, and tall day. , • and Mrs. Malcolm Robertson. Hungarian territory." The following pictures will be red and black tapers, ^ e speaker The unit voted to accept the in The plane disappeared while on offered the suggested that black vitation of the Post to have a posed: "Madonna of the Grand a flight from Erding, Germany, to Duke," by Raphael; "Nativity," by WE HAVE -fbc candles are moat effective with joint Christmas party on Dec. 10 Belgrade. si- polnsettias. in the Legion Hall. Each person Van Dyck; "Madonna of the Olive" IJ. 8. authorities said the plane by Ntcholo Barabino; "Madonna," A spray of gilded pine was tied attending is asked to bring a 50- was carrying supplies to the with red ribbon and decorated cent gift and Santa Claus will be by Pietro Perugrino; "Virgin of American embassy in Belgrade the Grapes," by Pierre Mignard; with stars and balls of white plio present to distribute them. Past when it became lost in bad weath An s w e r ^ film. Snowpack is another useful “Virgin Adoririg," by Fra Pnilippo presidents of the auxiliary will be er. It was believed at the time L(nnl; "Hnlv Night." by Carlo Ma- aubstance for keeping flowers in charge of refreshments with that the plane's crew mistook the fresh In some of these special in ratta, and "Virgin In Adoration, Mist Barbara Wallett as chair Drlna river- which akirts the oy .' 0 1 o Co-. rcggio. terior arrangements, she said. man. Hungsrlan and Romanian borders Holly will freexe and a good way Detv -rn lb-s» n’ '"'in'rs will be for the Sava river, which marks Interludes which will include read to preserve it is to sprinkle it with In 1950 the railway passenger the normal plane route to Bel water, roll it in waxed paper and ings, recordings, solos by Mrs. industry did $814 million worth of grade. Ruth Astley and (p-oup carol sing k e » In a cool place until needed. passenger business. On the day the plane disappear- Flowers used by Mrs. McCarthy ing- wera In rod and white colors only. Where both red and white appear ed in an arrangement, a large red candle added height and color. In one arrangement of white and St..SwS #eUeM.MC green a flgurlne in ivory china ••S Ma NiWrataS w. MhM was the centerpiece, which, after l» tSiae. iiilSuiii many winding, played a tune. The same ■■■■■III 1^ iiiuBiL ciiimivTvcr t»oin “ bought arrangement of choir boys with a vase at the side for flow ers. IN VALUE The speaker was plied with questions and after the lecture the rv wmmen crowded around for closer Finest in Quality f t o ii TO SAMTAt scrutiny of. the decorative pieces and additional information. An Interesting feature of the First in Fashion FORD OWNERS progragi. was the auction of a large, beautifully decorated cherry LOVE chiffon cake, baked by Miss Alyce Salisbury, well known cooking ex FORD ACCISSORIES pert of the gas company, who is also a Soroptimist.'' as odvartisMf /■ UFI> Miss Florence Shaw won the Daaa It hanra m dew u-te* WHI you bo auro of good beautiful wreath described above. D»€»mkmr i Budget Test a Ndercuty •arth first p rk a t Marcury't gotolino ndloogot Mercury Miss Bliss a crocheted apron and prko tog is ona you con undar- Miss Catherine Horan, a serving OUniH MIRROR r; has proved its moro-mlles-per- MAkE THE tray. pocket editions •fer FVoof of Value stand— o big dollar’s worth gallon by winning officially MAM-RROOr MIRROR for ovary dollar investad. sponsored economy tests. DECEMBER 3*® TO 8™ of her favorite fashion fragrances .. • Fight Estahlishing SiAlIMIAM tPOniONf Will trada-ln valv* stay W ill upkoop stay low T You high? Merevrys keep their 12Sn WINDSNinO WASIMI Foberge's bonnie-little set of save money year offer year. Of Bear Preserve value; used cor market reports Mercury’s famous stamina fllEROIRY 2-WAY lEST Only one diamond in ljundredt meets POlO SUT COVItt Carol Brent Nylon Week consistently prove h. keeps repair bills at o rock- Rome— l^)—Up in the "U ttle purse colognes in a bottom low. Adam" mountalM of the Italian keepsake’s exacting standards o f quality. Every VANIfT MIRROR MinnMis itnuDwo i«M4Mne dhuei It H fumeut for long IHaT FOR 'the B jg f OF VOUR UFE* Alps theiy’s a flght on to save the ionod) first quoRly. I«y for Ovtstmot gold-and-white gift box, 3#00 the set It is Indead I 92% of oil Keepsake center diamond is a PERFECT gem, PORTAIU SPOT Carol Rrsnt— your nylon buy rogard* for "the'drive of your life," Mercury efferi o triple choice Oooa Jt roprotont solid last dosen or so brown bears left guaranteed in writing by the famous Keepsake lost of brand notM or prko. Full foih* gHH—for youriolf. Owoto Cord lienisi In dependable trontmlMlons. Merc-O-Motic Drive, the new Marcurys aver buih for use in vokloT Mercury owners soy in western Europe. Am UmiTY IIONT simpler, smoother, more efficieiit automatic troramisiion— the U. S. ore still on the rciod, The naturalists have proposed of four famous Foberg4 scents YESI So will you when you gel Ceitificate. See our Keepsake coU eoioa today. or thrifty Teuch-O-Motic Ovordrivo or# optional at oxtru according to the latest ofFkiol that a tiny national park in this VACU4in « the rest of the story. Drop in DM't mlM Ike Ms teUeleise klL "TOAST OF TBE Tosnr" wttk M section be enlarged Into a 250,000- BUY BY THE BOX AND SAVE cost There's oho sflent-eose stondord transmission. annual registration figures. today and soo. RalllTsa, B uesr evealat. S’Ca te tiW p. as., ttsUea wkBC-TV, ■ere staU animal and wUd life pre- d O A u m u o N m SPAMS Chaaart $. serve. 2PAIM Rog. 98c, 15 donlor, 51 gougo. Rag. 98c, 30 donlaf, 51 gougo. a a A Mayon a ^ representatives of a WHHl TRIM RWfS tioaen nOum ain vinages In the Dorkorr«gularsoam,l1i-10'A fvarydoy buslnoss ihaor, I V4*11 * niERfyRY vjcialtjr oppose the project because DEWEY-RiCHMAN JktnenonrlOO q their villages woultf lose much of Rog. 1.15,15 doidor, 60 gauge., Rog.1J9,15donior,«Ogougo. A * . their revenue If the perk were es- EST. 1904 9x0lie§ h dens* from Dorksoomtioxlra ahoor,8'/i- WMi dork from# boob, S!4*11 ^ * *Jf **y^' vUlegea get some HoAt from huntera who n a y thare 747 MAIN s m n m m i a g tha big gama i atymFOUKMia^S SIS fistis Siam osscsisiik iiiirsssi itss,
X' ■ . ■’! '' ■fiRCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 195t KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ItANCRESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 .19S1 their broken-down truck. Tlie still so tensa last night that move World Expoaltion hart. T kt kiM •d, tha pilot rapertad ha h4d baan RsypUan communique did not say ment within th* are* was Impoa- Want U. S. Raw waa tn l«t th* AmerteaM at* for Rig Communion Blwka Soviet flrad at by Romanian and Hun Police Lauded Emergency Doctors 4 Air Crashes A llies Rap Local Stocks tiairo Says how the "ctcillanaH figured In the slble. themielvea that goods manufactur Deftth garian bordar guarda and that ha fighting, nor whether they werf Zimy Itelnatated Goods Ban Lifted ed from American Yaw nMtarlala muMim waa turning back toward 'Vanica. News Tidbits peaceful citizens or guerilla war- Cairo, E g ^ t, Dac. 4--(45—The were mainly intended for export Attendance Sets Ha said, howrovar, that ha waa Dr. Joseph Barry, 3-1179; ilaoUUoM turwaMd By Move to Stall On Good Work and Dr. J. A. Segal, 6125, are In Single Day riora. Egyptian government ruled last tn South Asia. not aura ha had anough gaa. A Cnllfd from AP Wirt* Four Point Coburn A MkIdtabiMk. Im . 50 night that Associated Preaa Oor- Bingapor* —(95 — Hong Kong I v i the physicians o f the Manches* Killed in 'The British aald the Egyptian* A spokesman for th* Hong OIL SERVICE St. Mary's Mark vaat air search waa Instituted in IS Noon Fricea respondenl Fred Zusy may con ter Medical Aasociation who selafted the fracas when men they manufacturera who attended a re Kong Chinese Maniifacturers Unr tha belief tha plana may have Police Chief Herman O. Bchen- BM k SIM M tinue his work in Egypt, revok German Vote Senator Taft says he la«*t going will respond to emergency calls Kill 18,Hurt 10 Bid Aakec called "terroriata,” later Joined by cent economic conference here Ion pointed nut that the U.8. *m- S41 BROAD BT. crashed In tha rugged Tugoalav dal commended the five membera ing its earlier dectalon tn oust him. with American officials ■ hope bargo, aimed at prevanttng es One hundred and seventy men. or Italian Alps. to attempt to Influence choice of tomorrow aftqmooh. Restriction First National Bank Suez Battle policemen, fired on British troop* o f hla department whoae work in Dr. Abdel Basil al Haggagt, di to see the U. B. embargo on sential goods from flowing to Red ler the greatest number ever to gath- (f'antlnned tram Paga One) (Tha U. B. Air Force Idantifiad Senate Republican floor leader.. (Coattened frofB*P»g« Om ) of Manchester .,. S3 38 moving gasoline supplies. the apprehenalon of three alleged rector of the Interior Ministry’* raw materlLls to Hong Kong lift Chins, has hampered Hong Kong'S r'lB L aai RAM6B OIL ar at such an affair, attended the the crewmen aa Capt. Dave Hen Defense officials report adminis Hartford National - They reported that. In another pres* department, telephoned th* Israel voted with the Soviet tration has under active consider abopliftera Nov. 1 demonatrated private plane bounced off the roof (Continued from Pag* One) Bank and Trust 26'4 28'- (Continued from Page One) incidehl, a military police corporal ed. Indtisirial expansion. PMI* Om ) annual Advent Men's Communion derson of Shawmee, Okla.; Capt. derision to Zusy. y I tnm bloc against the invitation. For ation plan to set up In Pentagon "really fine pollca work.” of one house and narrowly missed waa fatally shot In the back by an They escorted E. E, Bohnell- * A * John J, Swift of Glen FaUa, N. T.; Hartford Conn. Trust 74 78 Din Sabour, ranking Egyptian of British military authorities to breakfast pundsy following the 8 eign Minister Moshe Sharrett over-all productloa boas author Lta. Walter R Caasella and Haircuts Up another aa It crashed Into a va eary for an armistice. That Is Egyptian policeman when an MP bacher and Eugene Braderman of Between 1940 and 1950 th# do- fru>: "AWM »tr«ct«d iUll d«n- Sgt. James A. Elam o f Klngaland, Manchester Truat... ST ■— ficer in the Canal Zone, said at day barred Associated Press Onr- o'clock service In St. Mary’s Epis pointed out earlier that Israel did Ark.; and Tech. Sgt. Jess A. Duff ised to referee disputes among the Raymond F. Griffin, and Patrol cant lot. recommendations to belligerent Phoenix Stats Bank officer and hi* military escort the Department of Oommerce mestle trunk sirllne* Inrrefieed gtrava. Many vicUmi aa yet un- men Edward Wllaon and Eklward Ismalll that fighting was re resfiondent Zeln Nagatl, an Egyp their business simut 640 per cent. copal Church. The breakfast this not believe Germany Is ready to re of Spokane, Wash.) three armed forces. Its pilot died, but four other governments on the ultimate and Trust / ...... 5S 61 stopped to Investigate firing. tian. from entering the violence around their exhihits at the Happy OIL HBATINO neovarad from danger none. More enter the family of nations. Burma WInaler, all acting on nothing To $1.15 Soon occupants escaped the wreckage newed this morning after a Brit year was held in the Masonic When the plane disMpetarad, More than 200 representatiqps withdrawal of foreign troops. Fire Inaoraae* ikHnpaalM ish military gas filling station was Later In the aflerpoon, the Brit ridden Huez O n a l Zone. Nagatl abstained. the American legation in ^dapeat more than the auapiclon'of Patrol with minor injuries. EQUIPMBNT aloUma atin coming in." Temple. of state labor departments and The subcommittee for armistice Aetna F ir e ...... 51'4 5 3 'i blown up. ish reported, Egyptians ambushed had accreditation papers from the COIooeT Anson T. McCook of Immediately after the vote. John asked the Hungarian government man Nawton Taggart, played a There will b8 an Increase of 15 Hartiord F ire ...... 129 134 Att' PhiUppinea naval veaaela labor unions gather In Washing A Navy two-engina plane, mak Bupervlsion went to work im In Cairo, the pro-government s convoy of two trucks with rifle British Army public relations Hartford, senior warden of St. Sherman Cooper of the United if it knew anything about its ton for a four-day conference to part in tha arreat of the three National F ir e ...... 66'4 58', EstiauitsB Oa Biiasgt Bouth o f Manila were ordered to cents for adult haircuts beginning ing an Instrument approach land mediately after It waa created newspaper A1 Balagh quoted the fire and incendiary bomba, killing oflee in th* Canal Zone, but John's Church in East Hartford, States led off the general debate whereabouts. The Hungarians said diseiiaa labor problems In defense Hartford people, two women and ing, crashed near Pensacola. An Phoenix ...... 80 84 guards at the rheck point turned one man, who were taken into next Monday, Dec. 10, In Manches Tuesday. Egyptian governor of Suez, Ibra six Mauritian troops of the Brit CALL apaad to Camlguln to aid in evaeu* was principal speaker at the on the German election Issue. they knew nothing about the economy, t . . Bearcheri In Bir eyewitness said the plane seemed U fe snd lademnitj Ins. Cm . ish forces and burning the trucks. him away without explanation. cuitody before the management of ter. TTie price Increased from 81.00 Answer I'N Queations him Zaki el Khouli Bey. as say atioa. The ialand baa i5,000 pop breakfast, using as the title of his He said that much as the West plane. News that it had been mingham Ala., use prayer aad to explode about 2(>0 feet above Aetna Caaualty...... 86 91 An officer and a trooper were re desired the reunification of Ger forced down in Hungary did not any of tha Main atrect atores, to 81-15 was announced today by ground. The Reds’ four points came out ing a rrehrek showed 28 Egyp 3-lUT ulation. It U in the Mindanao aea talk. "Thoughts of a Layman." fortuae-teller's map In forlorn Aetna L if * ...... 78'4 **2‘.i tians snd 22 British were killed. ported missing after this affray. The farmer usually gets a litlle The talk consisted of a series of many, "the Western Allleii do not come until yesterday when Tass hope of finding 76-year-old great from which clothing waa reported the Manchester Barbers Associa The Navy said two Marine In the subcommittee session. They Conn. G eneral...... 127 132 leas than half the amount than the MENS r ^ O Y S S H O P S Juat north of tha big Uland of were the crux of a nine-point It listed Eg.vptian losses at seven The Egyptian report aald fight impressions of tiie church as seen propose to bargain sway demo first broke the story from Mos. grandmother missing for two ly atolen by the trio, had com tion fallowing its annual meeting pilots, two Navy enlisted men, an Hartford Steam Boll. 31 34 V4 rlty consumer paya for farm pro- ••9 DIRTirf and election of officers last night. statement. This was a packaged police and 21 civilians. ing censed late .veaterday after MANfNCItlR.CORlM Mindanao. through the eyes of one who has cratic freedoms in the Federal cow. days. plained to the police. Air Force officer and an Army Travelers ...... 590 610 diiet*. The remainder goes to hand One of the three, Conatance (Jhlldren's haircuts will remain reply to 21 questions Admiral Joy An Egyptian commimlque last noon, h\it the British said the sit PhiUppinea Air Force planea served on a parish vestry, in dio iWest German) Republic and Internal Revenue Bureau prom enlisted man died. PubUc UHllUea lers, wholesalers snd retailers. Motley, 32, of 20 Winter atreet, had asked about a surprise Com night listed 16 Egyptians and 13 uation In the town of Suez wa wlii fly to the area Wedneaday cesan conventions, and as a depu West Berlin." ises report today on what sort of the same. 85 cents, except on Sat A twin-engine Air Force plane Conn. Light, Power 14 V4 16 Directors’ Agenda Hartford, Jumped a 81.000 bond urday and days before holidays, munist proposal Monda.v to permit British killed. with acotaa of Red Croaa workers ty to the general convention of the "We believe," he added, "this Is luck it had in peddling occupa crashed on a farm nine miles north Conn. P o w e r ...... 35 H 57'i to aid in the evacuation and to also the view of the German peo yeaterday by falling to appear In when the price will be $1. .The of Evansville and waa all but de limited inspection and to prevent The British today increased church for many years. tional stamps to gamblers. . . . Hartford Elec. U. .. 46 48 their casualty estimate, reporting ANNOUNCING • heip for the injured. ple of these regions who have done court. The cases of the other two, price increases will be properly molished. State Police found parts troop reinforcements. The gathering was called to Has Varied Items Four leading Republicans, divided Hartford Gas Co. . . . 36 38 a total of 15 dead yeaterday. Thsae Gave No Warning order by Charles Cole, president much to establish these freedoms." over possible GOP Presidential released under similar bonds. advertised during the last three of three bodies In the wrreckage. The subcommittee’s first session Clarence F. Gaston. 28, of 55 lasted a little over two hours. The So. New England Included four Egyptiana eight Hibok Hibok, quiescent aince a of St. Mary's Men's Club, who The West German fcovernment candidates in 1952, were united da.vs of this week. Tel...... S2V4 34 time Was devoted largely to ques British-led Mauritian troops, two mUd erupUon in July, ahot a promptly Introduced the toast In Bonn said it had a delegation Discussion of architectual serv last night in the optimism for Fatrmount street, Hartford, and Harold Casey of the Pine Bar Manufacturing Compaolea NEW LOW PRICES ON flame-fUled tower of amoke and ready to leave for Paris as soon ices for the town in Its school party victory next year. Dorothy Brantley, 32, of 20 Win ber Shop was elected president to More Defense tions and answers on the Re<8.pro- British troopers and a Brttl.sh ma-1 master, Albert Krause. Since Mr. Am. Hardware ...... 17)0 19'i Jor missing and "presumably | aim Into the air at 7:15 a. m. today as an invitation should be re ter atreet. Hartford, were hound succeed Russell Inzlnga. Leo poaal. The delegates appeared to ,52), 55), Krause is master of the Manches building expansion program will Arrow Hart and Heg. dead." («:1S p. m. Monday, eat.). It gave ceived. over to the January session nf the Pauline is vice-president and the b* entering a period of aparring 32 35 ter Lodge of Masons, he was act take place at the meeting of the Jobs Forecast Asso. Spring ...... Total IVsd 107 | Pakistan delegate Ahmed S. Superior f>>urt by Deputy Judge secretary-treasurer will be Jo- in which they would seek areas of 13)i no warning. ing in the dual capacity of toast Board of Directors In the Munici compromise. Bristol B ra ss...... 16)4 If the Cairo newspaper's listing | n ie Weather Bureau oeiamolo- Bokh"'rl formally proposed the in Charles N. Crockett in Town ,*eph Mistretta. Manchester Bar 190 210 Essley W hite Shirts master and host to the gathering. The subcommittee scheduled an Collins ...... of dead is correct, the unofficial giat on the three-mile iong ialand vitation after British Minister of pal Building tonight at 8 when Obituary Court ye.sterday. bers A.ssociatlon, Local 23. held (CeatlniMd from Page Om ) 68 )i 72)4 The toastmaster called on the rec other meeting for 1 p. m, VVednea- Em-Hart ...... total of dead in the Britiah-Egypt- I said the blast 'vaa "atomic like." State Selwyn Lloyd suggested Harold A. Turkington, chairman Chief Schendel said that Patrol its meeting st the (Jlrcle Barber 37 40 tor of St. Mary's,' Rev, Alfred L. A message to the conference day (11 p. m. Tuesday e.s.t.) Fafnir Bearing ...... E.a.aU'v— lli(' fnmoii.i .shirt The captain of a ahip paaslng that the pre.sence of the German the board, recommends that tha man Taggart, while on his Main Shop la.1t night. 40), 4 3 ', isn skirmishea aince Oct, 15 would ' Williams, who, in turn, asked all from President Truman said the A UN communique said . the Hart A Cooley ...... reach 107. * j with the oi'igiiinl Tnihtn- several miles away In the Min who had never before attended an repre.srntatives would help the board authorise General Manager street beat, became suspicious of l*anders. Frary, Clk. 22), 2 4 ', DoHvor committee's work. George H. Waddell to appoint an the actions of the three who were mobilization program will go Reds promised to deliver answers A British s|)oke*mnn ' said the danao Sea compared the cloud ris Advent Men's Communion break Deaths New Brit. Mach. Co. .17'4 40'4 izotl collar— now al ))iiirs ing from the crater to that of an French delegate Maurice Schu architect. apparently merely shopping in sev Sunset Circle Host ahead until "world peace la ai- to written UN questions Wednes Brillah district commander at , fast to stand up and give their aured." day morning. They are to be given North and Judd .... 28 31 that make them Top \'aliip atomic bomb explosion. mann and U ,S, delegate Cooper Also on the agenda for this eve eral stores on the street, and 20 Suez railed on the Suez governor i names and where they came from Mrs. Mary M. Woods "Our national purpose ia tn to an Allied liaison officer at Pan- Russell Mfg...... 18 2-1 SNO CAPS in shirtR. The flame-shot cloud could be barked up Lloyd's view and sup ning's meeting will be discussion called the attention o f Lt. Cassells 51 5 4 ', to make atrong repre.sentatlona | U n iia m About 30 men and boys responded of using forms for registering pub Mrs. Mary (MeVey) Woods of To Past Grands build adequate strength to dis munjom at 11 a. m. (9 p. m. e.s.t. Stanley Works com. seen 40 miles. to the rector's request ported Pakistan's move. to them. Lt. Cassells immediately 90 100 againat yeaterday'a inrldent.a. The I 500 All Really F or You — Most All Sizts lic opinion at public hearings. Di courage and prevent aggression." Tuesday.) That would allow the Terry Steam ...... Britiah aald "Egyptian terroriata" Gov. Paclenclo Ysalina of east Greetings were given by .St. The British delegate made his 47 Berkeley drive, Hartford, wld- began following the three into 32), 3 4 ', rector Melvin S. Hathaway, who Mr. Truman's message said. "We subcommittee two hours to study Toriington ...... iiaing rifles and incendiary fiomha 600-16— $9.95 670-1.')— 19,9.') ESSLEY BLOUNT ( • If yea Imt« a dMiet's ern Miaamis Province on the north Mary's senior warden, Albert T suggestion in formally introducing pw of Thomaa Woods, died yester every store they entered and, Sun.iet Circle of Past Noble Union Mfg...... 19),i 2 2 ', reque.ated the Item be considered, Intend to go forward with it until the Red replies before their second ambushed two trucks, and Egypt Exc. Casing Exr. Casing coast of Mindanao went little island to take charge of ter, chairman of the Every Mem ers calling on the U. S. to set up clerks on duty If anything waa Trinity Past Noble Grand* Asso U. S. Envelope Pfd. 59 64 an International commission to de which those attending the hear long illness. ciation. of District No. 4, which Secretary of Labor Tobin told The UN asked such questions of control." Saw Tooth Tread Regular evacuation. ber Canva.aa, gave a report on that missing. as; How, when snd by whom are Veeder-Root ...... 35*4 3 8 ', ponndod, aad ao OM m Tsallna said the eruption was termine whether conditions are ing can signify whether they ap Mrs. Woods was bom in Man Although none of the stores comprises ps/t head officers of the more than 100 delegatea that Renewal of fighting ended an un 600-16— $6.95 Exc. 670-1.5— $6.95 Exc. activity to date. prove nr disapprove the question it has been "harder to do a par neutral obsen-ers to be selected? I1ie above quotattoi a are not to NOW $2.95 Mad w a drag mom, )mi worse than the big blasts of 1M8 At the close of the gathering right in both East and West Ger chester and after her marriage missed any merchandise, the po Rebekah Lodges in Stafford be construed aa actual(1 market*. easy truce which wa* agreed on 200 Used Tires— $.3.95 Up at hand, be placed In the hearing the lived In New Britain. She waa tial Job smoothly" in mobilization Would UN air lifts to South Korea after a stiff battle at Ismnllia, mid and 1950. A blast on Sept. 15, the group sent a greeting to many for the holding of free elec lice were not convinced. Lt. Cas Springs, Rockville, East Hartford .300 Used Tubes— $1.00 and Up tions. room. a member of St. Justin's Church, than would have been the case if be banned? Who will control the way along the ranal'a 100-mile MlaphoM aa. Oar Ma^ 1950, killed 65 persons. In the James Johnston of Munro street, sells contacted Patrolman Wilson and Manchester. It was the month actions of the neutral nations or September, 1948, eruption. 30,000 Malik charged that the Western Mrs. Katherine Bourn, member Hartford. ly meeting of the association and there had been all-out mobiliza length, took the lives of 18 per- I REG. 4.96 who la ill, his son, Stewart John- and Lt. Griffin who were in a tion, such as after Pearl Harbor. ganization ? We Do Not Burn or Mar Your White Sidewalls Magar wIU call far Aa Island residents were evacuated proposal was not actually aimed of the board, will ask that the re Mrs. Woods leaves a daughter. opened at three o’clock in Odd Meanles Head son* on Nov. 18. .♦ton, being asked to convey these cruiser and told them to stop the "All-out mobilization would Meanwhile, British snd Ameri but only five deaths were record at reuniting divided Germany. port of the Fire Protection and Mis.i Mary Woods, with whom she trio, who were heading out of town Fellows with Preaident Eloise For the first time the Britiah $10,000 Slock of Seat Covers. I.argest Stock and gretcripdoa; dalhrar lha greetings. The meeting closed with Utilities Study (Committee, made have thrown millions out of work can Marines ripped through Red listed prisoners in their areoiints ed. b>it "is directed toward consoli made her home. She leavei five west on Center 8treet^ In a new Burke of Stafford Springs In NOW $3.95 a hymn led by W. S Broadwell, dation of the split in Germany tn the directors last August, be for a time,” Tobin said. "We defenses 130 miles behind the front Disease Tally of the elashes which have oeeurred Selection East of the River To Pick From waipoaadad aiadlrlBM sisters, Mri. John Spillane, Miss Cadillac, for queationlng, and charge. Over 50 were In attend Russell Potterton accompanying which they initiated three years considered. The committee, headed have been spared that. We can in the most powerful hit-and-run since mid-October. They said 25 Siwan MeVey and Mrs. Harry Patrolman Edward Wlnzler was ance. At the close of the business $30,000 Stock of Auto Parts. Bargains to Everyone mm on the piano. The excellent break ago. by Christie F. McCormick, report Hills, all of Manchester; Miss be thankful that the past year commando raid of the Korean war. were captured. No «xtta charga. Be Yule Decorations Instructed to establish a road session a Christmas party wa* en The Anglo - American force, Measles cases, which increased fast was served by members of the "By raising the German issue in ed favorably on consolidation of Helen McGann and Mrs. Percy brought no general weakening of sharply from 74 to 180, this past 'Blaine British to ttlcpboae aa aaat dawt Altar Guild. Cnited Nations, the three powers the two fire departments in town. block at Adams and Center in joyed, with a )>eautlfull.y decorat labor standards.” atormed a.ihore on the east coast In October, the Egyptian gov OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Anderson, both of New York City; ed tree and gifts for all present. Sunday night under cover of heavy weeli became the state’s most Meeting Theme hope to prevent the creation of a Other matters on the agenda are three brothers, Terrance and Pa case the cruiser could not over prevalent reportable disease, sc- ernment canceled an Anglo- At 6 o'clock, adjournment was naval gunfire. The troops shot up peace - loving. Independent Ger the slippery condition of Park trick McGann. also of Manchester take the suspects. cording to the Connecticut State Egyptian treaty which gave Brit I bu y several PINE many." he .said. street bridge, now being repaired, The road block proved unneces made to the banquet hall where Idle Claims Jump Communist communications and ain the privilege of keeping troops The aalea room of the Manches About Town and John McGann of Hartford and transport midway between the So Departmant of Hmith. So far in The Soviet Oeputv Foreign and the enlargement of the devel several nlece.s and nephews. sary, however, as Wilson and Mrs. Beatrice Manning end Mr*. 1951 there have been 4871 cases there to defend the Suez Canal. PHARMACY ter Oaa Company was filled last opment Commlsalon and a report Oriilin stopped the trio on Center Alice Wetherell had the tables viet frontier and the front. Egypt ordered the Britiah out. CAMPBELL The Hartford County YWCA Minister spoke after the fiO-mem- The funeral will be held from ’17.4'Per Cent Here of the disease reported as com night for the informal talk and by the general manager on facili street, on a charge of speeding, gayly decorated. Large stars were The announcement was uKhheld British force* promptly rlamped 884 Caotar8U TsL t-N14 annual Christmas sale will be held ber committee had voted 47-7 Kenney Funeral Home in New pared to 4026 cases during the demonstration of Christmas deco with five abstentions to take up ties of the Recreation Department and after Inspecting the car. un used at intervals with white rein until, presumably, the raiders had tight military control on the Canal Frst Dslhrsry, all day tomorrow at the Ann Britain Wednesday at 9:15 a. m withdrawn. l^N naval headquar corresponding period in 19.50, snd rations by Mrs. Julia McCarthy of the question of inviting the Ger for club rooms for elderly persons. covered four suits of clothing, deer. Christmas candles and Although Manchester has mov Zone. street Y in Hartford. Baked and at St. Mary’s Church In New ters listed two British commandos the five year average of 9798 AU7CO SUPPLY, IN C . Rockville, an active member of man representatives at Its first which were later found to have small favors at each plate contain ed into the midst of the Christmas cases. The Egyptians said yeaterday'# goods, novelties and Christmas Britain with a solemn requiem as wounded. No U. S. Marine cai*- the local Soroptimist Club, under order of business. Malik had been stolen from two Main street ing candy. season, unemployment in the area, battle was touched off by British greens will be on sale. Members high Mass at 10 o'clock. Burial Ualties were reported. Chlckenpox, last weeIVs leader, 29 BISSELL ST. TEL. 5167 or 6762 • •• ••• whose auspices the affair was .strenuously objected to his order Salvation Army will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery stores. Past Grand Minnie Krause, as indicated by the number of un also continued to Increase this soldiers who opened fire on s of the local association have been claiming that It violated Russia's The surprise a.isault on the squad of policemen trying to push hVid. asked to contribute baked goods New Britain. chairman of the supper commit employment claims filed with the beaches near Tanchon, 170 mile.s past week, rising from 136 to 167 The speaker brought with her a "rig h t" to discuss the whole Issue Slates Yule Sale Friend* may call at the funeral tee. was assisted by Past Grands Department of Labor, rose 17.4 esses. Also on the increase were and grab bag gifts for the sale. St once. north of the 38th parallel, broke wealth of material such aa roses, These should be left with Mrs. home this afternoon and evening Public Records Frances Herron, Ruth Beckwitl\, per cent. through heavy Red machine-gun mumps rases which ro.ie from 56 carnations and gladioli, together Robert Cooper of Boulder road tmtll 10 o’clock. Mary Smith and M arlon The number of benefit claims in fire and carried the raiders astride to 118, whooping cough 8 to 19, The different organizations of streptococcal sore throat 1 to 5 with ribbons of different colors; some time this evening. Straughan. They served a delirious the Manchester unemployment of Communist cos.ital transport line*. Deiiiancls Relca8c the Salvation Army Corps will Warrantee Deqd* and lobar pneumonia rose from 2 gilded white pine, silvered balsam Iannis 5tlller, Hr. supper of baked beans, scalloped fice now stands at 189. as opposed The surprise Allied raid came and fir, much of it in the natural conduct their annual (Christmas Albert Schendel to Leroy snd to 13 ca.ses. Diseases showing in People of St. Mar.v's Episcopal Louis A. Miller, Sr.. 38. o f 23 Lucy E. Tedford, property at 497 potatoes, salads, pickles, olives, to the 161 claims reported last two days after the Reds captured n een state, with which she deft Of 4 U. S. Airmen aale Thursday aftemooa and eve ice cream, cookies, tea and cof week. significant increases were bron- Church are reminded that a sec ning, beginning at three o ’clock. Whitney road, died yesterda.v aft Spring atreet. the island of Taehw*. far up on ly fashioned most artistic fee. Past Grand Mt.is Mary Hutchi Women made up 117 of the Man rhopneumonia 28 to 29, syphilis 17 ond mid-week service has been The membera of the Women’s ernoon at the Manchester Memo Building Permits Bed Korea's west roast' between decorations for the interior o f the son gave the invocation. chester claimants, and of the to 20, tuberculosis *41 to 48 snd added during Advent. Each Wed- (Continued from Pn(e One) Home League have made aprons, rial Hospital, after a short Ill To George Fournier for altera the mouths of the Yalu and home at Christmas, or for outside Many of those present remained total, 40 were initial claims. gonorrhea 13 to 31. ne,sday during this season the pillow cates, knitted and crocheted ness. Born tn South Windsor, he tions and additions tn a dwelling Chongchon rivers. On the decline during the 7-d*y window and door adornment. for the lodge meeting which fol For the state as a whole, the To describe a few of them—-the Holy Communion will he celebrat Inside the Soviet Union and her articles and novelties for (!3irist- had lived in this town for the past at 38 Willard road. 81,200. The Allies had not reported oc period ending Saturday, Dee. 1 ed at 10 a. m. This Is In addi east European Allies. maa giving. They will also offer six months and waa employed as To Phillip E. Mitchell for a one- lowed at 8 o'clock. Tile most Im number of claimants for unem- cupation of the island. But the were German m e a s 1 e a which first piece fashioned by Mrs. Mc ploymeat benefits remained al Carthy was a large wreath of bal tion to the 7;30 a. m. service, held All such planes have to carry for aale a variety of baked foods, a foreman at the United Aircraft story, 5-room dwelling west of portant Item of busineaa w’sa the U. S. Eighth Army Tuesday said dropped from 8 to 4 rases and most unchanged from last week sam, silvered, to which she every Wednesday throughout the five heavy blankets per. person, breads, rake, pi* and cookies, siso la East Hartford. 444 Hillatown road, 88,500. nomination of officers, who will he 1,000 Chinese stormed ashore scarlet fever which declined from year. dipping slightly from 16,373 to fastened trailing spra.vs with sil parachutes for each member of home msdf candy. Refreshmenta He leaves his wife, Mr*. Vers elected st the next meeting. Noble from canoes, sampans and motor- 14 to 11. ver leaves and vari-coiored small- the crew, plus two additional ones will be sold during the afternoon N. Krisl Miller: a son. Louis A, Between 1940 smd 19,50 the pas Grand Mrs. Ethel Aspinwall served 15.520. but was 18 per cent hlghe{ boats. For the first week line* June 12 aired balls; a spray of holly with snd a portable radio transmitter and evening. Miller. Jr..; a daughter, Joyce Mil senger-carrying railroads increased refreshments at tables nl the ban than the corresponding week a British and Canadian warships no case of poliomyelitis was re red berries and at one side a bow Auxiliary Honors which can be dropped for use in The Friendahip Circle, the ler; his mother Mrs. Agnes Miller their business about 30 per cent. quet hall. year ago when 13,141 were filing. evacuated 300 to 400 Allied guer ported. There were also no eases of green ribbon, printed with a sending 80.S signals In esse of an Songsters and the .voung people of East Hartford, and a brother, rillas on the Island. The UN com of diphtheria, meningococcal men f 1 J Rbadlefif a Kcrcury-fbi- fine design. This drew much ap Mrs. Amlersoii accident. Abbott said. will all have a part In the sale. Alexander Miller of Schenectady. mand did not mention two other ingitis or t>T)hoid fever reported plause from the audience. Abliott was reluctant to say N. Y. smaller fslands near Taehwa which during the past seven day*. whether he expected the U. S. , the Reds said they recaptured. Pfeof of Performahto The next was two large shep The American Legion Auxiliary The funeral will he held Thurs request to be fulfilled by the Hun Church Wonieii day morning at 8:30 from the W. Parliament is the legislative herd's crooks, crossed and gilded at its meeting last night draped at Intervals. Sprays of eucalyptus garian government. Some diplo P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main The first electric train in the U. governing body for the United Thii ii a >tor)( about a car. hs the charter In memorv' of Mrs. matic sources halleve tha four frame, wide tirai, tupartofafy leaves in gold, and red ribbon street, and at 9 o'clock from Stj 824-878 Tel. 5161 S. made Us first trial run on April Kingdom. H has no power over name it Mercury. It it a beautiful NIcholina Anderson, a mernber of Americana will he set free in a Depict Madoiiiias the Dominions. broket-Ihe belter to moka you streamers. This was Intended for James' Church, where a solemn >laln St. Mancheetar 29, 1951. car, very very popular. the auxiliary who was a Gold 9tsr relatively short lime. They based requiem high Mass will be cele happy behind the whoel. mantel or stairway decoration in mother. The resignation of Mrs. their optimism on the fact that doors, and the speaker auggested To he featured at the meeting of brated, Burial will ha in St It hat a powerful prize winner One day you will drive thii the Hungarian charges did not that this piece or sprays of ever Emile Levesque as chaplain was the Women'a Federation of the Catherine's cemetery, Broad of on engine, a V-0 high-comprei- accepted with regret. Mrs. Harry arcus* the crew members them beautiful and popular car. You will green are much more effective Center Congregational Church to Brook. lion engine— Ihe better to take you Sweet and Mrs. Harold Belcher selves of subversive alma. morrow evening at 8 o’clock will olio Me how beautifully it fH* placed on a slant than straight up Friends may call at the funeral up hills. It hot o very low center of gave a report of their visit yester The Hungarian note charged be pictures of "living madonnas" home from 7 o'clock this evening your budget. Then you wiN know and down. In another arrange that the plane was to land at Bel day to the CJhristmas bedside shop posed by members of the Thes until the hour of the funeral. gravity— the better to take you the moral of the Mercury ztoryi It ment the focal point was a small grade. Yugoslavia, and then was red and white sleigh, filled with at the Rocky Hill Veterans Ho.s- pians. This program has been ar around curvei. It hoi a big staunch it, in all wayt,‘‘ffie buy of your Ufa." pltal, where they spent a busy to be used with the "criminal ranged by Mrs. Ralph Lundberg lovely little garnet roses, green aim of helping spies to come to pine and colored balls, and tall day. and Mrs. Malcolm Robertson. Hungarian territor>-. " The following pictures will be red and black tapers. The speaker The unit voted to accept the in The plane disappeared while on offered the suggested that black vitation of the Poet to have a posed: "Madonna of the Grand a flight from Erding. Germany, to Duke." by Raphael; "Nativity," by WE HA\-^E Ihe candles are most effective with Joint Chrtstmaa party on Dec. 10 Belgrade. poinsettias. in the Legion Hall. Each person Van Dyck; "Madonna of the Olive" U. S. authorities said the plane by Ntcholo Barabino; "Madonna,” A spray of gilded pine was tied attending la asked to bring a 50- waa carrying supplies to the with red ribbon and decorated cent gift and Santa Claus will be by Pietro Perugrtno; "Virgin of American embaa.sy in Belgrade the Grapes." by Pierre Mirnard; with stars and balls of white plio present to distribute them. Past when it became lost in bad weath ANAWER.^ film. Snowpsck is another useful "Virgin Adoring.” by Fra Pnllippo presidents of the auxiliary will be er, It waa believed at the time { IJnrii; “ Hn|v Night," by Carlo Ma- substance for keeping flowers in charge of refreshments with that the plane's crew mistook the i ratta. fresh tn some of these special in and "Virgin In Adoration,” Miss Barbara Wallett a.v chair Drlna river- which wkirts the by / o 1 o Co'.iesgio. terior arrangements, she said. man. Hungarian snd Romani,in borders Holly will freeze and a good way Cptv-rn th-S” n-’ ‘"Mni64l*aE say8J6 niEHcyHY ' . 7 wWnltjr oppoaa tha project becauae DEWEY-RiCHMAN JhtnanomlOO mFW88CRIFTIOW i a t FHARM i i , thair vUlagas would loaa much of Rag.U5,15daniar,40gau ga.A m Rag.1J9,15daniar,4 0 gauge. q w thalr tavanua U the park w an aa* EST. 1904 •xdtkt gifts to dieos$ from Dorkaefwujaxlra *aar,8V4*11 WHh dark from# haait, 8V4-11 ORlARTY'Sr tahliahad. Tha vUlagea gat aome jnAM ltwa bun tan who atay than 747 MAIN STREH ASK ABOUT WARDS MONTHLY PAYMB4T PLAN lit fiatia ttaiit atacattiia iiiirieSi tut. ■'T' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1961 p A G E S t i r ^ nnembers of the troop put on an narrator for the tildes. Monday. Dec. 17, from 3 o’clock in I WHATB THE BEAL PEIOE share in the 3S0 million program, the afternoofi until 9 o'clock at besides Manchester, are Bristol, Center Congregational Chut antertainment conslatlng of two With only aix montha left In ON rODE HOD8 BT CHRISTMAS SEASON PRESENTATION refusing $750,000; Milford, $2,- All former membera and any original skits about their Ixtng which to prepare for their trip to night. Wrestha, winter gardens Isuded the local revenue collec 080.000; Branford, 1719.000; West- Seouta ten yeara old or more who Trail trip in Auguat and the ooior- Burope next June the memberi of and other Christmas decorations find onr eompelMit Audit Report tor for having picked up all but Tinman FEPC port. $618,000; Seymour, $107,000, like to sing ara invited to attend ed slldee taken on that trip. thia troop have many ambitious will be especially featured at thia sppralsera weD qtMlIfled I# Returns From Says Liquor Hours Issue $74,621 of taxes due aa of last and Southington, $587,000. sale, which will also Include a par help I August. thia flrat rehearsal. Mra.' Herman Oochairmen of the aupper com plans made for the next few On this matter, the report not MESSIAH Although there are now, exchi- Pateraen, former leader of Troop mittee were'Helen DSvIi and Jean months. The next money-making cel post booth, handmade articles, Clears Wav to sive of the $.50 million program, white elephant table, baked gooda Retnemher, there le neeee Urology Talks May Result in Referendum Praises Town ed, the town has "continued to *• a/ 4, who has studied voice and is a Hansen. Nancy Weir wrote the scheme which the troop will un any obHgatlnn when yon enll make a splendid showing." 4.827 moderate rental units occu piano teacher, will be the director akits and Doria Beyer waa tha dertake la a Chriatmaa baxaar on and miscellaneous Items, ■USHNELL MEMORIAL pied throughout the state wdth an Among the many favorable Hems Dixieerat Feud other 1,138 under conatnictlon. thia year. JARVIS REALTY Dr. Jacobson Describes if the proposed ordlnwtce limit to be placed on the machines could Arcolintant FUrs Cloni- noted In the extensive audit were; Mr. Demers reported that there is Maneheater 4111 only be brought about by the two Reeord-keeplng procedure was SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMIER f ijght G>mmunities Ap« Intermedlats Troop 58 had a Senkir ’Troop I served a de ing the business hours of Manches pliinentary Record at a continued need for moderate party on Friday. Nov. 28. at tha Big 6-Day Session in ter package stores Is passed by the package store owners In opposi good, being designed especislly to (Contlnoeid (rom Pag« One) ply for State Fund§ rental housing, licious spaghetti aupper to parents Board of Directors at the public tion." , Stale Tax Department meet requirements of the council- RF.sr.Rvrn s e a t s a t t h e bo x o f f ic e A survey now under way Indi home of th« leader, Mrs. H. R. and friend# Saturday night in Mexico; Praises Hosts hearing in the Municipal Building 'The Town Charter providea that manager charter and the Slate after his eurprlae victory tn 1948 $1.20 — $1.80 — $2.40 Refnsed by Manches cates that at the moment there Prescott. A short troop meeting Woodruff Hall at the Center PUBLIC tomorrow night, the matter will be a citizen may bring about a ape- Tax Commissioner. Mr. Truman told a dinner gather are 10.000 eligible families was held and then two new Church. Following the supper the Dr. Chart.. E. Jacobton, Jr., a put on the machine, for approval cial election on an ordinance paaa- Hartford* Dec. 4—<*)—Manches There were no unpaid bills or ing that one of the things of ter and 6 Other T o h u s Srouts were invested, Pstrtcia Sa ORATORIO ~ CHORALE throughout the state in need of Manohc.t.r physician and urolo- or dijwpproval by the voters, ac- ed by the directors by obtaining ter was praised for keeping Its ac Judgments against the town. which he was proud was.that ha hou.slng. This Is exclusive of voy of 7 Ashland street and Jan STEN06RAPHER cording to Attorney Jay E. Rubi-; the slgnaturea of 5 per cent of the counts on “a bualnMWllke baala" in All cash disrnunis were found to won without carrying Now York. A1.5 Main Street, llartfonl, Connecticut Til* 13,037,000 worth of moder ice Paquette of 114 West Middle glat at the Manchester Memorial Hartford and several other large DOW who represenU two package votera. If the majority vote "no ’ an audit of the town’a bodks on file have been taken where possible. Pennaylvanla and tha solid South. ate-rental publte-houainir f u n d a cities, yet to he heard from. Turnpike. Second Class bsdget EASTERN STAR Hoapital, haa recently returned store operators opposing the meas on the question, the ordinance All tax anticipation notes were The men around the President that the town Board of DIreefora were awarded to Paula Adams of IV ___ from the Fourth Mexican Con- ure. does not become effective. Accord today with State Tax Commission paid during the year. are divided In opinion whether Mr. lefuaed under the itate'a $S0 mll- 1.5 South Hawthorne street and XMAS lAZAAR ing to the charter, the petition er William F. Connelly. Mon houain* proijram laat week Two-Way Progress greas of Urology and the Fifth The ordinance, backed by the Truman will seek re-election. They Lorraine Martin of 68 North Elm THURSDAY, DEC. 6 RUBINEiDI (4ERV1CE Manchester Package Store Asso must be submitted to the town Audit of the town's transactions agree, however, that he haa made probably wtll not remian idle InnK. Legion -Auxiliary street. Cookies and rake, made Ma so n ic t e m p l e Pan-American Confess of Urol ciation, would limit ths hours for clerk x^lthin 10 day# after the or during the past fiscal year was r-\^- Albert C. Demera, deputy com- and RUPPLV CO. done under .peclficatloni of the Plans to Mark no poaltiva declaration of hit in by membera of the troop, and Ten 2 to i-^Supiter 8 to 7 808 MAIN RT.—TEL. J-1278 ogy held in Mexico City. Dr. aale by psekage itorea and grocery dinance ia advertised. tentions to anyone on the ataff. mtaaioner in charge of houalng for Shopping for Vets rider were served by the hostess Jaeobson had' been invited to par stores with beer permits to 76 a “Farctional Dlapute'* State Tax Department. It was per- the State Public Worka Depart es. Paula Adams, 1-orraine Martin SUPPER 99r Helps Everybody formwl by H. N. Alexander and But the 'President himself hai ment, reported yesterday that ticipate by Dr. Raul Lopez Engle- week. Attorney Harold W. Oarri- Rubinow, who represents Frank Historical Sites diaclosed hie Intention to be tn the and Judy Kayden. klng, program chairman and sec ty, representing the association, J. Giunipero and Anthony George, Co., certified public accountant, of eight towns and citlea, who were Mrs Harry ,‘tv eet of Putnam New Ixindon. thick of the 1952 campaign. At either fumed down on former re Personal PrngreMi for you and progress for your community. retary of the congress. says 13 of the 20 package atore charged at a meeting of the di Oolumbus, O. i/PV--The Ohio a recent news conference here, he street and Mrs. Dorothy Beleher Brownie Troop 4.5. of which I D ^ m a r k OF About 100 urologists were reg owners in town are members. rectors two weeks ago that the “The record, of all departments quests for funds or gix'en leas than of Walker street visited the hed- You may save when you please, as much or little as you please um ouALiTv were found to have been kept on a Sesqulcentennlsl Commission Is told reporter# that the “Fair Deal" Mrs. Ruth Howell and Helen Fee L auftR istered; 10 of them from the Unit Would Cost $8,000 proposed ordinance Is the result of will be a part of the "Stale of the they sought, have applied for the j side shop at Rorky Hill Veterans are the leaders, spent an enjoy —earn a good Current Dividend and have your funds insured very businesslike basis and all thinking a h n n t marking the almost $8 million In allocatlnna TOYS ed States. Every_ country In According to General Manager a "factional dispute" among Man state’s historically significant sites Union ’ message he will deliver I Hospital yesterday. Aboul this able and interesting day at Camp up to $10,000. Current chester package store owners. He transactions were properly record turned down by Manchester and time each year rehabilllalion For the KIddlea. Central and South America was George H. Waddell, the coat of ed," the accounting firm notified and buildings. to Congreas In January. Merri Wood on Friday, Nov. 2,1. Dividend represented with the exception of termed the measure an attempt to He added that hb could guaran Six other communities. chairmen and volunteer workers! I-eaving the Green Corner Store at Your savings are principally invested in well chosen Home subjecting the ordinance to a ref- CommUaloner Connelly. Ohio ohserx es Its 1.50th birthday Making new applications tor the Arthir Drug StorM Columbia and Paraguay. Canada erenduln would be about $3,000. coerce a segment of the owners in 1953. The plan calls for haring tee it will be a part of the 1952 from the different American I-e-1 10 o'clock In the morning the Loans, thereby assisting hundreds of thrifty home buyers to Never Less Into shorter hours. ITie audit covered all item. In relected funds are Wallingford. I gion auxilianos throughout the! waa unable to send a representa Commenting on the referendum the town's budget of $2,741,486. It historic spots marked by them. i Democratic platform, too. Wlllimantic. New Hartford, all group spent the rest of the morn Large Aeiertnent a debt-free home ownership. For 60 Years tive at the last moment and Dr. poaslblllty. Garrity aald. "If the In a telephone conversation to I state, and al.-o fue nation, through I ing exploring part of the .vellow day. Garritv said the association three of whom had been refused ' it.a Christmas gift program, pro- I Jacobson, who is also a member board thinks It Is a good ordinance N>w t'ail and collerting tthristmas ma Take advantage nf these benefits, today. members are \mnanlmons In their allocations by the state, and vide free rhopping Mivileges for , of the Canadian Urological Socie and pa.ssea it, any expense to the Britain, Meriden. New Liondon. terials After liinrh the Brown- ty, extended the greetings of both tow-n in the event the matter has support of the propossl Ehifleld and Stamford. I the thousands of I’i^ ra n s Confln- !lea walked around camp, worked the Canadian Society and the New The cities that have refused to ed in different inslitul:on.», on one of their projeets for lEngland Society of Urology. I The hospitalir.ed \eterans may Christmas and then played a few The urological congress was Seize $1^0,000 choose gifts for c.ich member of games before leaving for home at held at the Hotel del Prado and Police Arrests DO SOMETHINO ABOUT IT their families ah.solutelv free 2 o clork. aiichester * Open Daily 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. lasted for six days. Sessions III Gold, Silver Does your throat feel raw and Th<* auxiliary workers as-sisl them were held every morning, after August Csrabino, 27, of 12 , in their selections and in wrapping Brownies nf Troop 28. which Thursdays 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. noon and evening for the first Announcement irritated because you have a cold ? I their giff.s. Gift shops will he meets at the Bowers Rehool. visit MODERNIZE Glenwood street, was arrested for Father John’s Medicine soothes three days, and every morning (Conttnued from Page One) | I set up in the stale Institutions for ed the Welfare Department at the Closed Wednesday Afternoon and afternoon for the laat three speeding on East Center street and relieves irritated throats and Municipal Building rerently and SAVINGS A NEW HOME FOR' I amhulntory patients to make their eoughs due to colds. days. 1 Dr. Jacobson reports that yesterday evening at 9:45 by Pa pants as Paul La Mothe, 25, of own selections, and later in the gave Miss .lessle Reynolds, social yOUROLD WITH UP the sctenti5c sessions were of an trolman John Baldyga. month the aiixillarie.s will remem- service worker for the town, toys extremely high order and that the Roger M. Houle, 19, of 38 Wal South Porcupine, Ont.; Manuel Oiir salesroom will be ojien Thursday evenings her the veterans themselves with to he distrjhuted at ChDstmas .and LOAN TO-DATE MATERIALS quality of urology practiced In nut street, Lewiston. Me., was also I.,e8ler, 30, of 1030 Boynton .street, Christmas gifts time. Drivers of the csrs were Central and South America la arrested for speeding. 'The arrest the Bronx, New York City, and Mrs Molumphy. Mrs Raesler, Phone 2-1632 Mrs. Erie AhU-erg of Cromwell is association, inc - - 963 Main Street comparble to that practiced in the was made Sunday by Patrolman David N. Brown, 42, of 239 West from seven lo nine department chairman of rehabili Mrs MrCurry, Mra. Butler end ANNIVERSARY YEAR • United States. James McCormick on Route 15 at 71st street. New York City. tation Mrs. Sweet and Mrs Mrs Copeland TheW.G.GLENNEYca “The hospitality of the Mexican 11:45 p. m. David Cardoza, customs agent Belcher will also a.ssist with the BUILDING MATERIALS urologists was most unusual" Francis J. Cosma. 45, of 506 in charge of the Buffalo office, l-edside shop at the Newington The Girl, .'trout Glee Club will Dr. Jacobson said. "All the guests Center street, was charged with said one nf the three had been I Veterans' Hospital on Dec. 10. have Its first rehearsal of the sea- LUMBER FUEL agreed that any courteav shown parking in front of a driveway in su.spected as a smuggler for some You art cordially invited to itop in during these hours to see the Read Herald Advs. 356M.HAIN ST. KWfOUSUR our Central and South AmeHcan front of 125 Center street yester time, and that hia appearance In neighbors when thev are visiting day. Patrolman Joseph Sardella the Niagara frontier area might 1951 Chevrolet and our special Christmas display of genuine In the United States is repaid s made the arrest at 12:15 p. m mean that a ahipment of gold and thousand fold when they are our Richard K. Cowlea, 17, of Brain- silver was about to come over the Chevrolet accessories. Install New Underground Cable ho.sts In their own countn,’." ard road. Hazardvllle, i#aa ar border from Canada. The President of Mexico sent rested for parking within 25 feet He said the auspect's car was his greetings to the Congress and of a street comer, on School seen In a parking lot Saturday. the foreign mtni.ster gave a lunch street near Vine. The arrest was Police Immediately took up a vigil. "0“ ■‘O’ '"O"'"O'■'O"'■5 5 * On West Center Street eon for the Mexican urologists made by Patrolman Edward Early this evening, the three and their guests. The mayor of Winzler yesterday at 3:30 p. m. men drove away In the auto and Mexico Cltv honored each foreign William H. Harmel, 20, of 20 pollcb followed, Cardoza said. doctor with a diploma and a Woodward street. Berkeley, R. I.. Th«f officers said they found the medal, making him a “distln- aedaim it What ean we dofiir the lady was arrested by Patrolman Ed gold, weight about 400 pounds, Jn gul.shed visitor.” ward Winzler for parking In front the trunk and on the bark seat. Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. Eminent urologists from of a driveway on Eldridge street Cardoza said the metal had been France, Spain and Portugal were near Main yesterday afternoon at stolen little hj’ little, from the MANCHESTER. CONN. • also on the program and brought 3:15 p. m. Timmons. Ont.. mining ares. 311 MAIN STREET » w Ideas In the r^alm of urology He said that shipments had onyQiurlistf * . to the meeting. The mono-railway of Germany's been going to New York City r n e i f f The next meeting will he held in Ruhr valley is called the "Wupper- where the metal was refined and Lima. Peni. In 19.53 and Dr. Jacob then shipped to Europe for sale P LU S tsl" (Witches' valley I because of YouH be nire to find everything .he needs for Kwing the two finert Tmmum cleaner, m ade... at your son. who was electsd a correapond- the eerie glare of Its steel mills. on the black markeL ’ > * ' ' " j nearert sincek sewing centeb! The nnarteM gift.,..th e meet uMfuI wppliee. . . the beM pricea! Here are juM a tng member nf the society, has been Invited to participate. iiM- of the many item, we feature: ' WED. a#4 THURS. am SPECI4U
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This particular project involves the installation of 2,600 miles of wire in cable underground from the Mancliester telephone office at 52 East Center m u m NEXT WINTER Street, west along \l'esl Center to Copper Street, It will he used to connect CHOICE OF OVER 40.000 FAMILIES 'with cables leading in from various sections in the western part of the ex change, so that senice may he provided from the central office. ...OMDarous r U pul a up to yeui There must be Unitized Knee-Action. Bigger brakes-biggest Chavrelat's tlm*-pr«v«d Scheduled for completion late this year, this new local cable project in the plenty of good reasons why more people in the field—for safer, surer stops. Finest no- Manchester exchange is typical of telephone activity throughout the stale. 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YOST Tonight itmrtfl the second week ^ Roberts and Al Betsky are the blR of activity In the Rec Senior Bas- Runs (or this club, New York, De<^ 4 — (fl*i — The*-consln skidded from No. 7 to No. Ned Irish Clainis These Top OorkptrB 58 to 57* Sports Editor Columbus, O.i D*c. 4—OP)—A busiest executive st the conven ketbal! League. Two top flight j nightcap should be a thrill- University of Tennessee, picked in 8, and Stanford moved up a notch New York, Dec. 4—(AV-Propo»- three-team player tra^e of Oiajit tion. Thiu far he has had private n pre-season Associated Press poll to No. 7. Are Reasons Why NBA In Y Senior Loop; proportiona Involvlnf Brooklyn, meetings with svery National games are on , tap with Herm’a' *'■' .“howing teams that each won als to restore to Jim Thorpe th# _ _. , r, , ^ their first atari. The Laurels are ss the most likely college football Illinois, which meets Stanford Wapping Wins, 4B-31. ruw FoottaU Season week. The teams appear better Cincinnati and the Philadelphia L«ague club except Pittsburgh Camera Shop opposing Balch Pon-1 always the hustling team, led by IX tesm to succeed, did Just that snd in the Rose Bowl st Pasadena New Attendance Is Off medals won by the nation’s great* balanced this season than ever and the New York Giants. He Past football season in Man Phllllca is brewing st the minor tiacB In the opener at 7 o’clock Player-Coach Pete Staum, veteran ' a-ound up today ss the Nation's Year's Day, held on to the No. 4 eat sll-srnund athleta at the 1913 before and although the caliber of spent several hours with General No. 1 club for 1951. It was the first place. Baylor, Georgia Tech’s foe New York, Dec. 4 -(/D-Ned Ms and Bll.'s scored a 58 to 57 1 chester was one of the greatest the teams is not up to the Rec league convention today and may Manager Gabe Paul of the Reds and Morlarty's Laurels against the Eastern Leaguer and local seml- Olympic games In Stockholm hav# be consummated during the big llro player of many years. Also time Tennessee won the top rst- in the Orange Bowl at Miami Jan. Irish argues that the trouble isrith win over Crockett's Insurance In since the sport was first introduc Leaguers, there will be two games and President Bob Carpenter of American Legion in the second I been received with mixed reac* league meeting In NeW York over ready to go are Tom Mason. Tom lilg since the poll was inaugurated 1, remained No. 9. and Oklahoma pro basketball attendance Is that last nlght'e feature game In the ed here many years ago. Man every Monday and Wednesday the Phils yesterday, and has fur game. In 1938. retained the No. 10 place in a close the aeaaon starts too early and j lions In both this country and Eu Hg night at the Y court throughout the weekend. The huge transac ther talks with them slated for Conran, Bob King and Ed Vtiga. Y Senior Baaketball League. In rope, tion representa more than $760,000 The Camera outfit started In In the tenth snd final AP poll finish with Texas Christian, South' lasts too long for New York and Chester High came up with the winter months. today. He declared he is hopeful The American Legion quintet the second game, Wapplng trounc The medals, along with the tro worth of playing talent. fine stylo last week by upsetting ®f the year. Coach Bob'Neyland’s [ west Conference champs. T. C. U.. Boston, at least —The other NBA greatest team in years and the Professional basketball is up in of making a deal either here or in has. the yduth and speed to give Volunteers received 139 first-place No. 11. meets Kentucky, No. 15, In ed Mtllar'a Restaurant, 48 to 81. phies presented to the Sac and Fox semi-pro Siik Q ty Aces complet If the deal can be worked out— New York. the strong Garden Grove. Big any team a hard game. John cities, he says, have different the air at this time. Eastern Votes out of 307 past by the n * -' the Jsn. 1 Cotton Bowl st Dallas, ideas . . . And for college games ! Indian by the Czar of Ruasla and ed last Sunday another most suc- League warfare la out for the time and only one player standa in the Al Surowicc will be back to show Dobek leads the way aa the high The first game was a thriller ' the King of Sweden, w ere taken The Dodgers, already hard- tion's sports writers snd sports- The No. 1 ranking for Tenneasee at the Garden, Ned figures they’re ces^ul campaign. being. There la a falnf. flicker of way—here is what will happen. pressed for pitching, are scanning the way for Herm’a and should point-getter but he looks for plen with Ms and Bill's coming oiit on ' from Thorpe when he waa ruled a The Phils will get slugging first some fine assistance from casters. I gives the Vola the Rev. J. Hugh Just dropping back to .pre-war top. The winners held 15 to IS and Attendance at home offerings hope that a four team Eastern the newspapers with an anxious ty of help from Bill Sheekey and Tennessee, which meets Mary- O'Donnell Memorial Trophy, em- professions! for having playcid mi of the schoolboys was the best in League w ill be organized w ith play baseman Gll Hodges, who is the eye, awaiting word from Army Hayden. Schermerhom, Parciak Don Hubbard in the scoring de levelfi, when 12,000 was considered 28 to 27 margins at the end of the nor baseball prior to the 1913 No. 1 man in their want list, and and "Snap” Server. The young land In the Sugar Bowl game Jan. blematic of the national football a pretty good crowd . . . The firat two periods hut the score wss 27 years, thanks to Jimmy RoAch starting after January 1. Nothing doctors on the draft status of partment. George Demko, Swede 1 at New Orleans, racked up a to championjhip. Father O’Donnell, Olympics. He was a student at and Company. Coach Walker is new at this writing concerning rookie shortstop Bobby Morgan of Don Newcombe, their right-hand Pontiac entrj’ Is looking for Its Anderson and Phil Tinsley will at Army-Nhvv game apparently knotted at 40-all at the three-way Caollsle Indian Inatitute In Penn Brooklyn. They will give up out first win in league play. Ron tal of 2,708 points to heat out after whom the trophy wai named, proved that the NCAA teleriaion point. O w k ett'a assumed the Briggs’ charges rolled up a record pos.slble entry of Manchester into ed pitching ace. The loss of big tempt to control the backboards. Michigan State, which was ranked w'fia president of Notre Dame 8t»ort« sylvania at the time. breaking school total of 2.^4 points the American League. Hal Turk- fielders Del Ennis, Dick SIsler, Newk, who took his medical committee might as well go out of lead for several minutes in the The 6T-year-old Indian, In need flr.st baseman Eddie Waitkus and No. 2 with 104 first-place votes from 1940 to 1948. The trophy will business. There's no. competition third canto but coiild not hold It. 1. *'Golflnp dentint" la the nick Jn winning seven games while los Ington took in a meeting in New examination more than two weeks and 2.809 points. Michigan State become the permanent poMeMlon of financial aid, recently under Al EMmUtls the choice of pitcher Bubba Al Rurowleie Layne, repeatedly missed with . . . Any time we hear an an The older irisurancemen went name of former V. S ()j>en rham* ing but one. York last night and hla findings^ ago, would be a terrific blow to Parker Confident passes. had been tabbed as the No. 2 team of the school winning It three went an operation for the removal were not available at press time. Church or Russ Meyer. The Dodg nouncer describing the Notre down seven points with several pton: Cary Mlddleroff. (hi SUk City lost out In Its hid for liie Dodgers pennant chances and In the pre-season poll. times. Michigan. Notre Dame and Sem Snead. (r1 Ben Hogan, id) of a akin cancer on hla Up. A t Shots Here and There Playing hla second season with ers will send Ennis and pitcher would force Brooklyn's board of If Parker’s team comes through Dame box formation a* a "Wing- minutes to play hut their last present he Is living In New York the state semi-pro title last Sun Ralph Branca to the Reds for Lions Will Win Unbeaten Maryland, which will Oklahoma and now Tenneaaee T" we'll go to the stadium to ace Jimmy Demaret.' day when It dropped a 6 to 0 de Art Quimby. a six foot, five inch the Hillyer College baaketball strategy to make a drastic move. and wins it* last two games, ditch rally fell short. snd hopes to organize an all-Indian pitcher Herman Wehmeier and be Tennessee’s Sugar Bowl foe. re have a leg on the trophy. what'a going on . . . Failing in 2. ^Amertcftn and National are cision to the Hartford Spartans. freshman, needs only a little more team Is Al "Hogan" ZamaltLs of Hodges, despite his 4^ home runs they'll be division champions. Bill Cobh paced the winnefir aong ami dance troupe. outfielder Johnny Wyrostek. Local Sport ceived only 18 first-place votes, During the aeaaon just ended. line with U. S. Golf Association the major leaguea tn baecball. In Prior to the dlsssterous game polish to fit into the varsity bas Manchester. Zamaitls will play and 103 runs baited In, has fallen Detroit, Dec. 4—t/P)— There’s There's no doubt of that. The two Pvt. Johnny Antonelll (left), the Boston Bmven iMmos bnby' with 20 points while Jim Blan A a part of a campaign to put big Here Is what is holding up the remaining games are with the but picked up sufficient seconds Tenneasee waa voted No. 1 in aix regulations, the Junior Chamber hockey, the major leagfie in: i«i With the Spartans the Aces escap ketball picture at Connecticut. The a guard position with the Hawks. in disfavor with the D ^ g er brass still one fellow around here who and thirds to gain the No. 3 rank pitcher, givea some hurling pointera to three Konntn velemns—47pl. chard Dipped in 19. Bill Belftore Jim hni'k on his feel, a group of deal. The Phils have offered Los Angeles Rams, who held a of the ten weeka In which the poll of Commerce has reduced the age American, (hi Northern. \r) Na ed without suffering a defeat former New London Bulkeley because o f his annual tendency to thinks the Detroit Lions will win ing with 2,299 points. w'aa conducted. Jnaeph Cntnlano, HarrUhnrg. Pn.; Sgt. 'Thomaa I-ee, Ht. I-oula, Mo. scored 19 for the losers tional. idi United Statca prominent aportsmen and busl- raleher Andy Semlnlck instead of Chatter half-game lead over the second- limit for it.* Junior golf tourna Wspplng wusn't eztended In against Connecticut foes. High eager was an All State. All fall off in his hitting in the last the championship of the National Tennessee, which rolled over 10 and Pfr. Harr>' Horaeplnn, Phllndelphla (left to right), at Walter 3. Whirlwind free-akatlng rmi* nesa have organized a "Fair Play Ennis. The Dodgers insist on En place Detroiters, and the San ment to 18 years . , . Southern thumping MUlsr's, 48 to 31. The for Thorpe Committee" with re Crowds at the independent of New England selection last March n onth of the season. The big first Hero in last Friday night's bas Football League's Western Divis foes without a loss, never had been Rev l^eftoe Reed hosptlnl, Wnahliigton, D. C. .Antonelll Is1n the hospital await tinea that leave apertatora breath- In the schoolboy toum eya.. .Sev Sports Forum nis because he is the man the Francisco 49ers, out of the title California will play Ih tl » Dixie Harvester gang held a 26 to 16 turn of the Indinn'a medals Ita ferings were from fair to good Reds want for one of their star baseman's slump last September ketball game between the Wind ion. higher than No. 2 In the past. The ing exnmlnaHon for slniia troobla and may get hla diaeharge from leaa have helped bring the U. S., eral members of the UConns' var picture except in the role of Basketball (Tiasatr at Ivalelgh. lead at Intermission and roasted In chief objective The committee al with the larger turnouts when the hurlers. was regarded as one of the prime ham High Jayveea and Manches Sti^nge as it may seem, that Vola were voted the No. 2 club be r —i Offlee ft» the Army. He la from Boehester, N. Y. (AP Wirephoto). North American. Fhiropenn, Olym sity are products of Class C Letter of Thanks reasons for the Dodgers' loss of Giant-Killer...... 121 107 102 230 N. C.. Dec. 27-29. They muat have the flnsl half although each team so pisns g teatlmonlal fund raising Aces played a foe from a nearby E. J. iBuzzyi Bavaai, efferves ter jayvees in the Thread City fellow is Coach Buddy Parker of hind Texaa Christian In 19.38. and ...... 22 117 M 204 pic and world men'a figure-akat- schools Including Captain Vlnny behind Texas A A M in 1939. They iut rubber in the Ma.son-Dixon only aeored five point* each in the ilinncr. community. Dear Earl: cent vice-president of the Dodgers, the flag to the Gianta In the play was Scotty Greer who tossed in the Lions. Coaches traditionally ...... 20 lOa 102 K>7 f Jackson plays Carswell AFB in ing titlea to: (a) Jlnitny Grogan, Yokahaskas, Burr Carlson of offs. A number of new proposals, aim ...... M 24 22 272 ine to stretch it that far. ternal aid* to athletic excellence, third period The decatlilnn medal won by Raskrthall Arrives What can 1 .say? What could frankly admitted that the Phils don't go out on limba like this, were No. 4 in 1940, and again last the Service Bowl at Oilumbus, Ih) I>ick Btitton. ic ] Austin Holt Bethel and Mel Kleckner of New the winning hoop In an overtime ...... 112 n o 122 251 Winning Conch figures , his family wtli be well Kupersrhmldt and Rlehelz set Thorpe at Stockholm was awarded Now that football has passed any fellow say for what was done had made him an offer for Hodges. Roberts, Phillies’ ace pitcher but Parker haa lots of faith left ed against overemphasis in col year when Oklahoma was No. 1. 8. C.. Dec. 115 . . . Hiigh Pepper. id) Johnny Ijetiengarver. ington. . .Y’ale opens its basketball to win, 46 to 44 for the home At the Lehigh U. football ban reprerented in the Rose Bowl this the scoring pace for Wspplng to nmner-iip Hugo Welslander of from the picture, what about bas for me la.st Sunday afternoon at He neither denied nor confirmed and one of the i-est In the league, In hia young team despite their legiate sports, will be made at the The same teama which were In Totiil# ...... SIR SM 510 1M4 Jackson's leading scorer snd 4. The object playera atrike in aeaaon tonight against Fordhsm team. Scotty is the son of Hugh the top 10 s week ago, when most Reee 411 quet. Athletic Director Percy L. | winter. Sol Jack trains the Pasa- while Oehesrt was tops for Mil Sweden hy the International ketball on the local scene? the football game? Things like that the players mentioned above won 21 games last year despite Greer, head mentor at the Uni shellacking by San Francisco Sun NCAA convention to be held ia Saddler presented each pla.ver dens Junior College team for the ground gainer, has played only the game of rur1in|t ia called a at New Haven. ‘ The Rams are Cincinnati, Jan. 9-12. achnots ended their schedules, were ...... 24 27 lOS W7 ter's. Olympic cnmmlttee. The petnath- Rec Senior League -o activity that Just don't happen to a fellow were those discussed. He did say Philadelphia’s fifth place finish. versity of Connecticut. day...... H 112*25 224 and member of the varsity coach- , "Little Rose Bowl" game and one year of junior college football. (a) Puck. «b) Bock. ic) Stone, id) coached by Johnny Boch. former He Is only 25. Ennis, Waitkus. Sis- there this week with a couple of ...... 115 112 103 222 M* * mil'* oub Jack lon medal waa given to Ferdinand started last Tuesday night at the ever>' day of the week. he told the Phils this, however; While admitting "a lot depends" ing staff a gold tie clasp inscribed brother Gene is assistant trainer P r Ble of Norway, second In the five- East Side Rec. The loop will oper standout with the Hartford Hurrl ler and Meyer all had disappoint minor changes. Georgia Tech, sixth ...... 105 124 27 .325 5 Anawera i ( Middiecnff), 2 iNa Tm still walking on air and "We're willing to let you have on whether injured halfback Bob ...... 103 to? 23 .203 with the score of the I^high vie- | for Illinois in the big game . . . 01rr»lfl rf 3 1 event competition ate two nights each week. Tues canea in American L#rk#r If n 0 n eh" " said the 61-yesr-old Wela- contests scheduled each evening. Hugh. Dave Sears. John Weber. I would like to take this oppor The Phils were not anxious to pennant ' victory the preceding T#(.on» r . t (1 2 C'Aantry ( lab U#R|«f net g>'m. It will be a non-league a statement strange to his profes trophies, Saddler remarked that , "mighty Mouse" around the stable lander when the Aainclated Preaa There Is a possibility of a change Jerry Labriola and Bob Harding. tunity to thank you. the commit part with .their ace pitcher even year. For Sale Wels!t Htreet time. Thai ca.ae pops up st regular adopting Friday as the other gifts. ed off on what he called "rrude minora methodically went about drvialon championship. So far MIDGET athletic budget . . . At this point Red O o a s . one fan wired an of- First Round MrKor*' its tor* league night. Final decision re.sts made by National Baseball Con Alumni and Windham dumped the ...... no §3 101 30# Wednesday, Dee. ft Plni'Pt' rf 0 1 1 t.ilhw’ln ...... lOk n.i 331 Intervals, and more often than not It has helped make the last tactics" on the part of the Reds their business drafting plavers of we’ve been a better road club than ...... — 131 101 333 Line Cloach Mike Cooley drawled: l fer to give two pints for two Rr1flp*r#. rf . 2 1 14 the Americans speak of the ’Slub- on the .professional outlook. The gress boss Ray Dumont. . Jackie schoolboys in the first two games. Collegiatea va. Moriarty'a * *!#»•») . 130 10? liZ :i44 football game of my career a day in their efforts to wrest one of the lower classification. In all, 66 a home team. I'll take two. I have a friend."' ducats, plus transportation to the Martin If . 2 • r lohnsf>n . fto ino Iftft honi Swede,’ making me feel Ilk* Rec loop appears stronger than Curran, a member of Naaalffa In Dodgers' regular outfielders. To(*l* ...... 545 .535 477 1551 Chef’s vs. Bolton 'ttirrlfw-k. If f' 0 0 302 which I shall never forget. playera were selected by the nine And most of the .'52,04.% who saw r»iii!i’t (S» He couldn't say that it the game . . . The wire came from fV( k»‘r f>'« li»7 the villaii; of the piece although ever and followers of the indoor the Eastern League last aeaaon. Want Snider or Fiirillo Annual meeting and elecynn of SMOKE SHOP Mondav, Dec. 10 riah. r 5 3 14 Yours In sports. Triple A. Double A an(j Single A the Lions bow 20-10 to the up-and- Knier.on ...... 131 10ft 321 score had been reversed. Baltimore. rf«nn, I- 1 n *» ToUl* -MO 5f/t ir,n I never meant any liatm. sport can usually count on seeing la performing with Bridgeport in Albert "Y’osh " Vincek. "The Reds were willing to let leagues at a cost of $224,000. I>ast officers in the Manchester Little r*g*nl ...... llfi 1.53 111 351 Crockett’s vs. Miller's ThompBori rff ...... 1 .1 ft ftllilirnn’s <5) down San Francisco 49ers here Frev ...... W _ 9^ One-Minute Bporta Itage denning The Cuff "I don't know how many timee at least one fine game every night the American Basketball League us have Ewell Blackwell," the year 77 playera were drafted. The League (baseball) will take place 1013 MAIN STREET Ma A Bill’s V * . Mortartys r#rktn#. r* ...... 1 0 3 102 117 ?!'> o f operations. Sunday would agree with that last 8mit)i ...... 112 133 155 400 Five of the first 15 pla.ver* on Kddie Gottlieb, the Philly War PrUt. Iff I 1 1 Mnpr I linve dented the weird rumor that ..." I t will be five years before Ed. Note; Vincek was honored youthful Dodger -executive said, Class B and C leagues were to Wednesday night at 7:30 at the Lur** ...... 11.5 99 133 345 riors' coach, tabs Paul Arlzln aa Wedneaday. Dec. 12 K#nn#<1y. Iff ,. . .. 0 0 0 Over North the Y S e n i o r Army again will be able to offer sentence. Some even boned from Slats Gill's Oregon State ba.sket- r.Bt> ^ii« lO.S I rofiised lo accepi the gold medal. by the football fans of Manches "but they insisted on either Duke wind, up the draft this morning. West Side Rec. Russell Paul is Freh.ll ...... 114 113 337 ball squad are 17-year-olds . . . "the best all-around ball player in Collegiate* v*. Chef* 10.1 l.'fO This whols hiisiness haa been tor- League, like the Rec with eight the Navy a real argument on the Si^ider or Carl Furillo In return. expected to succ;ced Sher Robb the stands and yelled "We want Tniaia 34 4 57 ter. officials and his teammates Open Convention Inquire on Promitos TnUI* ...... 511 50ft 530 1770 Advance reservations indicate a the league, inch for inch and Bolton vs. Wapping RrlAtnl ■hienting me during the past 20 odd entries, started activities last football field," Head Coach Red (substitute Fred) Enke" aa the Fror# tt half (Itn# 35-37 Ml A ('hffnrlff 10' li t 314 isst Sunday at Mt. Nebo during It told them that definitely was The actual opening of the Gold as president. record entry list for the 19.’i2 pound for pound " . . . Only a lot Mondav. Dec. 17 pMl years lo such an extent that I’ve Blaik declares.. .Rough, tough out. regular quarterback. Bobby BETTER DEftL Knofl* 117 lOft 101 .33^ the halftime of the game between en Jubilee Convention follows the Only 62.232 persons paid to see American Bowling Congress of pla.ver* have plenl.v of Inches Morlarty’s vs. Bolton •• BUffffP. r»anl#)(if>n often been tempted to throw the Paddy DeMarco is expected to Silk City and the Hartford Spar "Tm sick and tired of li.stening close of the draft sessions. Amend George Zanis is serving as man the five World Series games (n Tournament , . . Rblapd Logan, and pounda over Paul . . , Pro Wspplng vs. Ms A Bill's Ti’luls . S2H 540 557 thing in Hie lake. give Sandv Saddler a buav eve tans. Vincek received a wrist to their fellows (the Reds) de ments up for discussion included ager of this sea.son's Teachers PONTI&G DEALER Wedne.sdsy. Dec. 19 WapplRf (f!l 1908. The 19,M Series drew 341,977 noted purve.yor of "Klrkapoo Joy scout* likely will he bidding B r Pis Paltrr’i <0> "Rut I promised to donate Ih* ning Friday night In their 10- watch, a purse of money and manding my guys or no deal." he the elimination of th" 24-hour re College of Connecticut basketball . . . ( . 111. 1 I M -'M h* -1‘-' against the colleges when Fort Crockett's V *. Chef 5 medal to the (Swedish) sports mu TRUSS FITTING said angrily. "Well, if that's the fans to six games. Juire" and other internal and ex- 0. B. hl#r rf 3 3 Mb( )u)^\ lOfi UU 3I7 round battie at the Garden... many gifts. call. the high school rule, the win team In New Britain. Miller's vs. Collegiste* Kup#r*#hmji1t If , 5 3 14 r'ip#r II*'. n:> lOT r,4 seum and mind you, I always In Look magazine honored the 10,M way they feel about It. then we P4|At»l. If ...... 0 n 0 By AKBON amduated Experts ing out of restrictions on radio Wedne.sdsy, Dec. 26 ...... 77 34 tended to keep that promise." Look All American football team '•■on't make any deals with them. Miller's vs. Morlarty’s n#rt*lmlffk. c ...... 1 .3 9 In Tier ... . tfW Also Abdominal Sopporta. Elas Pro BaakrtlHill At A Glance and televiaion, and the rebirth of Regular monthly meet(ng of Ft#hl#*. ff ...... S 2 13 k 100 !)S 104 Welslander handed over the yesterday In New York. All 21 We can afford to stand pat. After the old bonus law. Ma A Bin's va. Bolton Mf>Mr rt ...... n W'Arrpn ... . III 111 medal In the museum last Thurs NBA all, we finished In a regular sea the Manchester Coon snd Fox P RahlAf Is ...... 3 7 tic Hoatarr. aad all tepes of sar- members of the offensive and de Chief \it)rry of the Inte^ational Wednesday, Jan. 2 day, only a few hours before he fensive platoons were present. The Rochester 77 Balllmors 70 son tie for first place. WTiere did Club will be held tonight at 8 TnUI« .MO 1531 (teal appltaaeea. Private Flt- League la its failure to line up an o’clock at the clubhouse In North Chef’s vs. Wapping Tnlilf l« 13 4ft MBBhlf’ft «4) learned of the new move by 22nd player, guard Nick Llotta of they finish? We don't have to go Collegiate* v*. Crockett's i3l* tlag Booca. New Jersey sportsman William eighth team to complete Its cir Coventry. One 2HII#r’t R#»tBnr«Rt n «'mIp I2.S 1<»7 320 Thorpe's friends. VillanovB took his life bv hanging to anybody." ■ Monday, Jan. 7 nanr(»A8^„ rf 3 0 4 Rtnnju)) 112 M 3 ■G. Hell*. Jr. has a string of 28 cuit. President Frank Shaughnea- T. Quinn, rf ...... 1 0 7 W|«nn Mill "If the sports mu.aeiim dlreetnra last week. The offen.slve group Despite hla soundoff. Bavasl Ma A Bill's vs. Miller's 2 Quinn's Pharmacy thoroughbreds at Gulfstream Park still is searching frantically for a sy. who has been negotiating for Don Anderson, former Silk City 1. r>BlAdi. if 1 0 .)»')uu*nn in U5 u:i 33.’. decide lo return It lo Thorpe - for will appear on Milton Berle’s tee- Crockett's vs. Wapping Gl#aann. I f ...... 0 0 n Mnnn#U^ 147 po M»4 :i.V) in Florida. weeka to shift the Ottawa fran football player, is home from whom I am genuinely sorry- then vee show tonight. , starting pitcher. He la easUy the Wednesday. Jan. 9 \ 0#hh#trt, f .1 ...... 3 ft \Vhe*Un 107 132 230 it Is up lo them." Welslanner add chise to Newark, thus far haa been Alaska for a abort stay with hla Collegiate* vs. Wspplng Mrr>#rm*rt, r ...... 3 0 4 DilYtB 101 104 stymied by the New York Yan- parents, s ta rt K#11v. rff ...... I 1 7 ed. Major Frediik Rude, head of Chef* V * . Morlarty’s 'V*lr. r* ...... n n 0 5**5 535 570 1701 the sports museum, told Assoctet- kees refusal to come to terms over Monday. Jsn. 14 - fJrnman Iff ...... ft3 n 5 leasing of th# Yankee-owned Rup- Rec Senior Basketball League T. Quinn. Iff ...... n 0 ft ed Piess correspondent Kal My- Wspplng V *. Morisrty * |lri$pr’« pert SUdium In the New Jersey managers voted last night to play Dnwhan, Iff ...... I 0 3 I ing in .Stockholm: . Bolton VS. Crockett's PM/ffrn#|rl •ftt> 10ft lift 13,5 City. l^ficnv no lOit m "The medal is firmly anchored scheduled Saturday night games is Wednesday, Jan. 16 Tnf ala 3 .11 Shaughnessy not only has ne on Friday nighta starting Dec. 14. P **6rl*on 104 M»4 here and will continue to he so Chefs V *. Miller's 127 1?7 long as I have a say in the mat gotiated with the GlanU for Rec Director John Hedlund and \ I.thi'snn ...... 100 m 44 413 Collegiate* v. Ma A Bill’s n.ir.d , ...... lOft lOft 211 ter." the sale of th* OtUwa fran league director Bill Murray made First game start* at 7:15. Last N ight ^s Fights chise to the league but has the announcement today following ililtnski ...... lOO lift 224 From Kristlansand in Southern enough Playoffs March lOth. 12th, 17th .Norway, Ble. who is 6.8 and a prar- found a willing purchaser'in Les a meeting held last night at the and 19th. If necesaary March 24th. T.-tslg 51 • 541 .'lift M',07 ter Ostermsn, a member of the Rec. R.V THE .ASSCK'IATF.n PRR.SS ffllast#r's Ml I Icing medical doctor, told the Oslo I>cU«FFra , 115 Mtft lift 113 Riiresu of the Associated Press: stock exchange and a resident of Philadelphia—Gll Turner, 146S. WUkl#* 43 4.', 1V7 Scarsdale, N. Y. The East Side Rec Intermediate Pond Resigns Philadelphia. outpointed Mario 4:. 4.5 "If the International Olympic Yankee General Manager League opens its schedule Wed for a trip... ^ Trlgo, 142’j. Los Angeles (10). Purdln ...... MW* no 215 Committee and the Norwegian MrleOiiffhlln ...... r> 104 in') 113 George Weiss has told Shaughnes- nesday night. Eight teams make Montreal—l-aurent Dauthullle. Sports Assoelation approves, I Sl#t»nn ...... 104 104 would he glad In let Jim Thorpe ay he is drilling to rent the park up the circuit this year. They are As Bates Coach 158. France, stopped Roy Wouters, l-orkooort ...... Oft 47 n.5 110 Let \bur Taste the Mustangs, Arthur's Drugs, 182. Montreal (5). have the medal." for $50,000 a year but has refused Tolsis ...... ,5?R 511 ,512 1571 Ble nntlll has the pentathlo to agree to a lease. The purchas White Flashes, West Sides, High Lewiston, Me., Dec. 4 — lA^ - Providence. R. I. Ralph Zan- Frosh-'Soph. Gaudet Jewelers. Start out, keup going nelll, 1.564i, Providence, outpoint gold piece. ers notified Shag they would not Raymond W. (Ducky) Pond is Kpooa’s * 11 The Norwegian doctor said be intereated unless they could be CYO. Rinkydinks. Pairings for through after a winless, seventh ed Jackie Lovatt, 157',, Provi Hor$ffih ...... 47 47 141 the first night: Mustangs vs Ar with dence (10). Is. Orison . 105 105 Thorpe was a good sportsman and guaranteed a three year lease for season as head football coach at Ilarrlnffton ...... 105 41 14ft that he deserved the medal. that rental plus an option to buy thur’s; Flashes vs. West Sides: Boston- Nnrman Hayes. 162'j, 44 - Batra (hllege. Boston, stopped Ramon Dleu. 170, Ft. John .., ...... i r 235 th* park. This Is not acceptable to Hi Frosh-Soph vs. Gavidets: CYO Pond’a resignation and appoint McCffnn ...... too 45 4.1 ?ft4 Weiss, who prefers to go on a Rinkydinks. First ^game Paria (9): Sloan# ...... 101 104 VH IH Mm-STIUIIIIE ment of hi* successor- -Robert W. Quebec - Johnny O’Brien, 119\, 8chub#rt ...... 115 117 3.13 year-to-year basis. must start propmtly at 6 Hatch—were announced last night Bostoiy. outiMiinted Fernando Gag Osterman it the gentleman who by President (haries F. Phillip*. Totals ...... 530 .515 51.1 15.54 £ non li8 '4 , Quebec (lOl. Rrassi#'t >5» attempted to purchase the Dr. Phillips also said C. Ray H o l y o k e , Masa.—Baby Day, Ball)ii#p#r 111 104 315 ...... 11.4 4.5 Ml Ilf Newark franchise two years ago Thompson, track and erois coun 15844. Paria, outpointed Ott* Gra llavf.#n ... when the Yankees gave up the Galla^o . . 105 Mk5 Deddel c r » try roach since 1928. would relin ham. 165t4. Philadelphia (10). . Varn#v ...... 44 4.1 ghost with the Intention of trans OLDS EIGHT’49 quish those duties after the Chicago— Sylveater P e. r k I n s. MrK## ...... U9 130 57 44 .143 ferring it to New Haven. The spring, 1952, track aeaaon. Bates 158’ 9, (Thicago, outpointed Freddy Taroq ...... 144 1,58 franchise eventually was purchas will ^ v e up cross country, the Lott, 161, Newark, N. J. (8). Totals ...... 55.1 550 493 1520 ed by the Cubs for $165,000 and CONVERTIBLE ESSO snuiiiisoiiiBoro's starting power that coonhato president said. moved to Springfield. Mass. engine stalling. . . gsU your engin Pond, a former coach at Yale The Phllsdeinhia Athletics also where he was a brilliant back In TRT KRUEGER... Black, tan t4ip. Red leather Ing at a touch. .. and keeps it g are interested In the Ottawa fran- hia student days, gave no reason aad brhailcloth upholstery, Hy- .The exelnaive snU-stalling feature is an* ^ is e with the intention o f mov dranutHc, radio, heater, fender EsSO; for his resigning. He s*l He came to Leariaton in 1941 V. Delltrera ...... 7* 7* «t 240 - U G H t A i l I.vnch ...... *s H4 S.t 2*0 after seven yesra as head coach at August ...... 12* *2 It* s.t* Yale. He was with the Navy's Good Advice.-’ Don’t Pesllets ...... *s *1 as 22* physical fitness division from 1942 Rodney ...... 7S 9* IS 254 through 1945. Discover the wonderful difference in Krueger’s Extra-light Cream Ale. Toi*i* ...... '4 4 7 T h "443 iiii And you’ll never be satisfied with any other ale, any time, anywhere. Belea4 Metne* Attention Truck Owners 3« UndBr Its OwB Power R. Chamben ...... It — 21 .172 RoMetta ...... M 100 N 221 Therrlen ....«••*.•• 100 IS — 121 300 Peteraon ••sss.***s 100 M — 12.T Babcock ...... lU 120 20 227 FOR SALE Plrkey ...... 101 121 222 On Any New DODGE Job-Rated Truck Total! 101 121 fi02 Ifttl 1t4f Mffrcnry 2*door club coup** V(Ky dMN, STATIONERY 32,000 irNm , 90o4I diM* AIBMAn. * NOnES Pricffd raoioiiffbl# far LEADING BRAND* O. KIUIOIB SSiWINO COMPANY . NIWASK, H. J. qffiek sdff. $1380. Cdl Arlhtr Drag Storai 434 CINTIRSOLIMENE, STREET TEL. S101 Inc.MANCHISTIR ‘ J " MS33 fffftr 8. I r ! M. Sdwafar ' OS,, « f CoU h Imv—Bm m s s f Aaserlra’s OMest L sfer Bssr. 1:^ ^.Tnrr^ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 pAGB n ra itf
[OUTOURI^AY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE •war to Prtviout PunI# VOU*U. HAVE TO Mkl?-HWl.HAR/66AD,P!»<6.' TMl« IS N ew l c a S vN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4.1951 OO UP AND GET . MOW DQOU.' ICEMiNDf, M& «T\JfP,MA30R TVleMTV R od io Star Sense and Nonsense , THG REST OP IT.' .^ O N lV , RXMDC OP TMe ACT t sj A The road to siioceM is paved What psopis say about you Honschold Goods 51 72 rU L G O SO PAR UMDOM M05IC M AU-~-T FOR- TflOU Bteid OF WKW ~ Roofings—Sidinf 18 Help Wanted— Femalo 35 Articles for Sals 45 Houses for Sale AND NO FARTHHE/ MEOOIITAI. t n s e t r i M y with good Intentions. wtMn you ara not ptassni that’s SET TME OOt^e.SUT IT WA* 6 0 MANY IN MV reputation. FOCKETB OUARANTEEO Rooflag and roof COUNTER Help wanted—male or HAYNES STREET HILARtOOS — AND peoPte I By fated ndfa BABY SCALE, 241b. capacity. In SPEED QUEEN waaher, in good • God «• lewe Dorinr I suppose (while fJbllnf THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL rtpairing. Guttira and condue- female, hours 5 to 10 p. m. or 10 OTHER COMEDIAN'6 MAT VUENr. GET MOOT G O TksV ONE OWNER CARS . . . good working order. Call 7898. condition. $50. Phone 2-9860. Charming 5 room Cape Cod WMOOSHII FAtLiNi' iO D O v M j ^MriDenM 7hDx Ihe^ulse of his patient i that you PatlsAWm glad I attsndsd GlmifM tora. OoughUn 7707. p. m. to 3 a. m. Apply In person. iO u ter gannsBt think me a humbug? your laetura on insomnia, Doetor. 1940 FORD PANEL TRUCK Norm's Snack Bar, 540 Middle with attached garage. Fire «TRA - S llt p w k e r Help Wanted— Male 38 8071. cupancy. Excellent condition. UCorrriaHvt e< somnia. DEPT. HOURS: 301 Broad Street •atimatea. No obligation. Call tors. Small size riding tractors, MBunigMar Plymouth Cars Sale price $14,700. IfBUdfaal lend neither When s Msssachuselta girl re 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. Phone 2-2012 Oeorga Obllias, Maaehaatar 5117. WANTED 2 TV antenna installera, SIX FOOT steel edge ekia, cabla bale wire, repairs. Selection of IT French faland M H w d s (ab.) 48 African worm fused to give her escort a kiss, he Enjoy whet you have and%uaUe bindings, used. New ski boots, MPwrian wiriw experienced or not. Prefer sturdy, used tractors. Dublin Tractor 15 FniM drink 45 Dry 47 Scottish alder lost control of the car. and of for what you haven't. 1950 FORD Tudor. Beautiful black size 414, ski poles and ski auit, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA wheel 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door — ‘ Black, tall young men. A-1 pay, beat of Co., North Windham Road, Wll- lOCfaatrix 41 Wilt of tree course it skidded Into s tree. COPY CLOSING TIME hnish. Low mileage. Excellent Roofing 18-A aize 10, girl’a skates, size 6. Mou- Realtor ItBiiUwafa god heater. Price $1,445, equipment furnished, eteady Ilmantic. Tel. ^8217, 31 Finer l^nidareus 49 Beverage There wss s "smsck ' sll right but Teacher flammy, do you know f o r CLASSinED ADVT. mechanical condition. Priced well COUGHUN ROOFS atay .on In work. Brunner’s-TV, 358 East ton lamb fur coat, size 12. Phone 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 eCtheaw 43 (Thief price! of 50 Request not In the right plsce Kissing Is 1040 Dodge Coronet 4-Door—Oray, ItDeelares 22 Reluctant what a gentleman farmer la? below celling. A real buy at any kind of atorm! For guaran Center street. Come up tonight! 2-2479. Phone Office 5440 s shrine M Belongs to It sll right on s porch swing or ths Sammy—Tea, ma'am. It'e a man MON. THRU FRI. radio, heater. Owned by our aec- Balch Pontiac, Inc., 1.55 Center 31 Peri 23 Rat teed roofing eaU Coughlin, Man Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Evenings 5938 or 2-4278 35Therouihfara 43 Tidings 53 Ancestor of psrlnr sofs, hut the deed should who loves cows but don't know ' retary. Price $1,695. streeet. Tel. 2-4545. Open eve TWO DOLL carriagee; doU’e bed, 34 8eUcttode 10:30 A. M. chester 7707. ___Home Listings Wanted | ] 35 Renounce 44 Double Phsrohs never he dons on the front seat of how to milk 'tm. 1048 Che\Tolet 4-Door—Oreen, ra nings till 10 p. m. WANTED—Two carpenters. Roe- wagon, roll top desk, Dartmouth StBeeehanafa*^ B moving car. SATURDAY 9 A. M. skis, mahogany knlc-knack shelf. TWO LADIES' man tailored suits, 37VcncraU ISAndsolerUi 55 Symbol for ; dio, heater, new slip covers ROOFING. Bpaclallalng In repair* setto Construction, 2-0308. Manchester—2-fzmiiy house. selenium CHEVROLET, 195. Convertible, Reasonable. Phono 4822. aize 12-14, $10 each. Call 314s! 35aem e« bMi^filTria! (ab.) A ledy who likes to look at life Price $1,095. tng roofa of all kinds. Alao aaw 5-6, good condition, rezaonzblsM A msn In s small town had heen through iobscre smoka says girls r o c B cooperation w i l l Powergllde. Radio, heater, all roofa. Guttar work. Chimneya price. For further information 11 30 Scatter r - M 1948 Plymouth 4-Door Special De- leather seats, only 1,200 miles. FIRST CLASS tool and die mak tmDERWOOD Standard type BLACK SEAL fur coat, size 40, 31 Lease ! r B i 1 n who smoke rigarettss ate stasias. b e appreciated Luxe—Gray, radio, heater and cleaned, repaired. M yeare* ex- call 2-2840. She smokes several cigars a day. Must sell. Will accept trade. er. Apply 234 Hartford Road. writer, excellent condition, one in excellent condition, $50. Call 32Anowanee tar slip covers. Price $1,145. perlence. kree eetimktee. Gall owner. Phone 2-1752. 2-1240 before 3:30. n \ Phone 2-8103. Private owner. Howley. Maaehaatar 6861. MAIN STREET—Zioned for busl- wBidc t Life Is sn everlasting struggle DIAL 5121 1941 Dodge 4-Door Sedan—Black SALESMAN for three way deal, nesi, four-family and six room Var- 34 Bom 1947 DODGE Custom, equipped Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge UPRIGHT PIANO, in good con NYLON NET evening gown with IT" 4 r to keep money coming In and heater- $475. Jacket, aize 10. Worn once. Phone single, suitable for doctor, store n 35 Domerifa slave Excellent condition. Phone 2- trucka, also used cars and trucka. dition. Ideal Xmas gift. U. S. 1 teeth and hair from coming ouL 1941 DeSoto 4-Door—As ia $295. Heating— Plumbing 17 2-2544. 5:30 and 8 p. m. or any business. Two apartments ■jrew!vt.ia**s 35 Massive 19 2695.' Drawing account, plus commis sheer for atore, snack bar or WWV MO*TMERS'SeT GRaV' 1 large home. Gum tape machine vacant. To be aold aa one unit. ■ Wl 37 Seeks flax 1 Lady Ton Should cisan up your 1935 Dodge 4-Door—$75. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat sion, floor time, leads furnlrhed. Lost and Found 1>4". Hod a day water heater. Income $2,650 per year. Howard 3$ Opine 1! K Ijindlady Mr rssHe, I shall column. 1941 FORD Super deluxe ludor. ing. Plugged drains machine See Lloyd Havener, ^ Sollmene, Girl's bicycle, full slfe, good con Wanted— ^To Buy 58 R. Hastings. Manchester 2-1107. MICKEY FINN Weakening! BY LANK LEONARD StH er ------St OliimnlAt — Lady, you should f o u n d —tiMt Thuridsy at Th* recently installed new motor. Good cleaned. Phone 6497. Inc., 634 Center street, Man HI TRUCK SPECIALS dition. One pair of girl's skis a comsdienne f clean up your mind—or quit read T«a Room, a pair of man'* tires, solid condition throughout. cheater. Phone 5101' and 5102. WANTED--Used furniture. Liv- MANCHESTER AND vicinity, PLUMBING and heating, special with poles. Used once. Six foot VOURtSaV THINK , sre limitless The msn looked up with s start. ing It. Fla*s«a. Owner may have earn* 1947 Dodge 2 Ton, 158" Wheel Douglas Motors, 333 Main, Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or homes from $9,700 to $22,000. 10 k Izing in repairs, remodallng, cop counter chrome trim. Ideal for nMUMMODClO 41 Note In hy identifying g lau ei and paying Base—New paint, tires, like new YOUNG Man for our parts depart entire households. Let us make Some old, some brand new. For per water piping, nsw construc basement bar. Tel. 7295. IMMeVE THE MCRSCe Guide's Hale i H He who rises to the top Is he for advertlBing. Heater. Price $695. ment. Experience preferred but you an offer. The Woodshed. satlafactory service call agent, fiOtFElia OMC TUAM dSRanovate !T“ B Man Oh. Mrs, Smith. don t who picks out men smarter than Aulo Accessories—Tlr^s 6 tion. Time payments arranged. not necemary. Full time. Inquire 1945 Dodge I'i Ton Body — 12' TELEPHONE Stand, old fash Phone 2-3154. 2-3151. ANT BOOK THAT ETCS 450rfanUI porgy i it six he Is to do the work. LOST—Black Oorde pocketbook. Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or In person. Carter Chevrolet Co., HAS SEEN WITTEN 7 1” vicinity of Center Church or long. Heater. Price $495. PAIR OF TWO in one tires. Size 5044. ioned Ice cream freezer, bread 33 Ret 760x15. $.30. Like new. Phone 311 Main street. mixer, six piece bedroom let, CUSTOM Built. 2 year old home. 54 Safest /A TTie .loneses had company for Maple jrtreet. Finder call eSOB. 1942 Dodge ’ j Ton Pickup— Black, WANTED—Trunk, in good condi 6 rooms. Pine panelled living in 8.386. PLUMBING and beating. Pum- twin beds. Mlxmaster, quart and W Nation Bschelor fellow who has s girl dinner, and Mr .Innea was trying heater. Price $.395. ROUTE Salesman, part time. Ap tion. Call 2-3656, room with fireplace, dining room L _ 1 9 FOUND—1952 M. H. S. class ring aces, oU burners and boilera. pint Jars. Phone 4576. W C ikigH k\ u ri his lap without haring her on to he enlertA,inlng hy tailing a 1941 Dodge 1’ 4 Ton. Rack Body— ply in person. Maple Dry Clean with comer cupboard, 3 bed his hands! comic story. When he had fin at Mt. Nebo, Owner call Hartford Earl VanCamp. TeL 5244. ers and Liaunderera, 72 Maple 7-0356. Ask for Pete. 12' long. Price $295. Trailers for Sale 6-A 100 FEET of painted snow fence, rooms. garsge. Lot 100 x 200,.\] F B R U c i^ 41 4 U ii ished and the jpieste had politely street. Rooms Without Board 59 m .Ilm They say that paper can laughed, little Junior said: "Now, PLUMBING Alterations. New with twelve 5‘ posts included. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, 2- fk-A'- IScurils i 1642 or 4679. i he used to keep a person warm Daddy, tell ths other one." 2,5' 1949 General trailer Excellent work. Repair and water piping. EXPERIENCED Grocery clerks 5625. ROOM FOR Rent for two girls or mm 3 Brazilian a I) Announccmento SOLIMENE, Inc. condition on lot Awning and Manchester 3638. .lark You're telling me I once desired. Pleasant working condi married couple. Two minutes from HAYNES STREET—7 room In- macaw had s mortgage that kept me Only a genius ran aay clever or plBtform, $1,500. Phone 2-1743 • Light brewn u DRAPERIES Made to order. Any 634 Center Street Manchester QUALITY Plumbing and eaves tions, opportunity for advance Diamonds— Watch Main street. Call 2-1614 or 47 sulated colonial. Four bedrooms s\vestlng for 20 years. witty things without a sting. after 6. ment. Apply Mr. Peterson, Popu Cottage street. «8fa s o f shot atyle, lined or unlined. Tel. 2- Dodge and Plymouth Cars trough work. Call for free esti Jewelry 48 and bath, second floor: three lar Food Market. rooms and la^’atory first. Fire m SB r 3909. Also Dodge Job Bated Trucka mate. Thomas Dawklna 2-9669. CLEAN. Comfortable, large heat LEONARD W. YOST, Jawclar, rs- place, new oil burning furnace, BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAI. BY DICK TURNER Telephone 6101 or 5102 Garages— Service— ed room. Quiet neighborhood, pri BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES Magician Wanted BY EDGAR MARTIN SIDE GLANCES pairs, adjust- aatchas szpartly. copper piping, electric dishwash Storage 10 Help Wanted— vate home. Gentleman preferred. Personals A Safe Place To Buy Used Cars Moving— ^Trucking— Raaaonabla prices. Open dally. er, automatic washer, two open References required. Phone 8183. AND \ yv% , E.VR VMAW V *aw o A »AOET USSOGUAV CHNVD- Male or Female 37 Thursday evenlnga, 129 Spruce porches, two-car garaga with P06.SWE you FOR RENT—Garage for .atorage Storage 20 VqORWtNG HARO t o .B R O SH UP 045 RVbHY y E % : THE PROSPECTT Hill School for 1941 PONTIAC, 1939 Plymouth. street Phone 2-4887. ameaite driveway, larga, double CWRtStVtn* G'TtG OKiVy HAMP young children. Pre-Kindergarten, of automobile or other storage. BROADLEAF TOBACCO Sorters. PLEASANT Room for two gentle 1937 Plymouth sedans: 1940 THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Gcod pay. clean warehouse lot with nice shade trees. Early POQ , c » o o . ONT 9MCV. 045 ^Mourc- VS SIIMMT OP ’u a u ” Kindergarten. Monday through Only $4 per month. Phone men. At the Center. 14-16 Wads Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. C o . local and long distance mov Grande, 653 Forest street. East occupancy. Reduced price for im OAV/tV .OOPN ANO - ANO W4450 *. Friday. Transportation furnish 2-0482. Fuel and Feed 49fA worth street. Name your price and terms. Cole ing. packing, crating and storage. Hartford 8-3384. mediate sale. Please call R. T. CORA .IH ’ 9 R0EP.69 water oil heat. Rusco screens and j BKAK? « SHE aXkCtfV iH'HESfS h e r e AkLLEYB IN ; I'VE KNOWN 3613 after 6. REFRIGERATION Service, com ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ $451 Apart nicnts Flats atorm windows, all rooms plaster, . AOe ANOTHER MAA/f WHeKlMAKB TROueLE.l HE'S /A LL AU3N6 mercial and domestic. See our flnlshed. Fully Insured. Expert Poultry and Supplies 43 \ h«A7?S iVfrw OOPP..J ONMY NOW A ROMAN...’ HE WASN'T a t t e n t i o n Electric Shaver Price $1,795 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ $553 Tenements 63 ed, oak flooring, laundry tubs,] display of guaranteed uaed refrlg- work. Wall paper books. Edward BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ----- $673 copper plumbing, amesite drive-1 users 1 We carry parts and service atora George H. Wllllama Aaeo- R. Price. Phone 2-1003. killed, fresh frozen; ready any .3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ $755 SIX ROOM Tenement for rent. way. 2-car garage, lot 60 x 20n ] makes of Remington. Schick and clates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, Sunbeam shavers. State Barber SOLIMENE, Inc. time. From 10 to 25 pounda. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ $862 Adults preferred. Write Box E, completely fenced, nicely land Manrhestet Phone 2-3585, nights 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ___ $933 Shop, 10 Bissell street. 634 Center Street Repairing 23 Schaub's Turkey Farm. 188 Hills- Herald. scaped. TSs'o blocks from bus line, 7691. close to shopping center — new i Manchester Tel. 5101 or 5102 town Road. SAVE $50 TO $200 FOR RENT—5 rooms furnished, WANTED—Ride to Phoenix Fire MATTRESS. Tour Old mattr«»aM school, 80-day occupancy. Price | DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, first floor. On bus line, nice or National Fire at Woodland Bterlllaad and rauoda Ilka new. Friendly Terms. Free Storage until $18,500. Henry Escott Agency. IMMEDIATE copied, vacuum cleaners, Irona, neighborhood. Write P. O. Box street. 8 to 4:30. Phone 2-1127. Call Jooeo rum lturs and Floor Articles for Sale 45 wanted, regardlesa of time. Free 268 High Street West. Manches-1 X DELIVERY guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 106, Manchester. knives, mowers, etc put into con Covering, 88 Oak. TaL $-1041. BOLTON — Building stone and Delivery, Free Set Up and buy with ter. Manchester 3683 or 2-1795. dition for coming needa. Bralth- confidence, in thia big Reliable TWO ROOM apartment, partially Automobiles tor Sale Brand new 1961 Hudsons. flagatona. Bolton Notch Quarry. Store. MANCHESTER—Residential tec.| walte, 62 Pearl street. furnished. Frigldalre privileges. At the old price, without the Private Instructions 28 Phona 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. tion, 3 bedrooms, ranch atylel BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed ear Quiet single woman preferred. In new excise tax. We will not be POWER SAW Work. Trees taken SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT home, custom built, full cellar.! aee Gorman Motor Salea. Bulck ROYAL AND SiiilUi-Oorona port ONLY DURING DAY OR EVE. quire 430 Broad street. r a as# s a eat mt. Salaa and Service, 285 Main out traded by any dealer on down. Bvillding lots and land TUTORING IN mathematics and mbit and atandaro typawriters attic, oil hot water heat. Owner! sea r, mt Menct i Phone Mr. Albert Hartford 6-0353 must move. Lot 84 x 150. Near| atroet Phona 2-4571. Open ave- any make automobile. cleared. Tel. Rockville 5-5536. chemistry. Call 2-4014. All makas of adding machlnaa After 7 P. M. 46-4690 bus, schools, stores. Down pay CH»»IS W ELKIN . Planeteer Gravily P ow er BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAMl nlnga. sold or ranted. Repairs on al Business Locations **Aptn*t vflu ming to 5 pekor gmnm ^ IgM ? Mom snld ANTIQUES Keflmahsd. Repairing ment, $6,500. Howard R. Haat-| smmpMHffiqpinRSMp “Our Nttfa ton fa growing up! Mo aaktd mo udwthtr tkt McCLURE AUTO makes. Marlow's. • A—L-B E—R—T—•—S For Rent 64 IT D L _ V ^ I you would wnon y y« w took u« out to dinnor and - tho show done on any fumltura. Tiemann. Bonds— St ocks— 43 Alb-n St., Hartford ings, Manchester 2-1107. A ffliiT princMt was a Mondt or a brunotr CLEAN DEPENDABLE COMPANY m o c t t y l l58t nightr 189 South Main atreat. Phona Mortgages 31 FOR SALE— Men's rebuilt and re- LOW MILEAGE CARS 5643. ARISTO BILT unfinished book VACANT—7 room single, 3 rooms! 373 Main Street laated shoes. Sam Yulyea, IS BUGS BUNNY Written Guarantees SECOND MORTGAGES bought Maple atreet. Just a few steps cases and cheats in many sizes. I down, 4 bedrooms up. tile bat)il FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Open Evenings WINDOW SHADES mads to order FOR RENT 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe for our own account. Re-flnanc from Main street. Hardwood tables and chairs. The | and lavatory. Steam heat with olll ANJET Telephone 2-9442 and installed Venattan blinds ing, rcpalra, consolidate,' quick Wodshed, 11 Main street burner, 2-car garage. Lot 11$ x l 1949 Studebaker Champion and curtain rods. 24 bour aervlce. confidential eervlce. Manchester 150. Priced $16,000. James J ! GOLF CLUBS, new and used, all Sedan 1951 STUDEBAKER. 8.600 miles, Eatlmates gladly given. Fagan Investment Corp., 887 Main. SEWING Machine. Beautiful 1951 Desirable heated Rohan and Son, Realtors. Tel.| prices, complete line of merchan 1948 Chevrolet Sedan Commander sedan. V-8 motor, Window Shad-. Oo., Routs 44 at Phone 5416. console, brand new. Haa round office space on Main 7433. ____ 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe hydramatlc, radio, heater. Save Bolton Notch Phona 2-4478. dise for golfers Xmas. Alex bobbin, forward and reverae Hackney, Manchester Country Street, near bank. TANCHESTER—Two miles out.l 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe about $600 off list, Douglaa stitch, walxing pressure foot to Motors, 333 Main. IJNOLEUM Remnants 50o square Help Wanted— Female 35 a u b . 2-0234. sew over pins, automatic bobbin Three room suite $75 four down, two unfinished up, olll 1946 Plymouth 2-Door yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. winder, drop feed for darning, monthly, two rooms heat, knotty pine kitchen with! •in' T u m CMBor Dona by reliable, well-trained BURNHAM Sectional boiler and Best Terms— Best Trades 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-door aedan. attachments. Twenty year guar-1 $45 monthly, two two-car garage and breezeway.I UXACTLY maOAL* Hydramatlc, radio, heater. Far men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall WOMAN FOR houaecleanlng. Call Silent Glow oil burner, IVi years 'yDV4Av w r « antee. Worth $244, sacrifice now. rooms $35 monthly, Large lot. Priced way below to-l INTKRCEFTIMG THE TUB BArrHSA ClBtV- COLE MOTORS—4164 above average in appearance and Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. 8138. old. Call 2-4488. for $139. Will talM $2 per week. I day’s market. Only $12,500. Calll 'D U tB trr w p . A T m m ,* o TUB mechnici condition. Bargain pric Phone 2-4022, evenings 6168 or one 19’ x 38’ room B vm w ^um * TUB BOf • 91 and 436 Center Street PERSONALIZED napkins, 100 for Call 7891. ' Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. ^ VDVMEAN THE ed. Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Cen 8109. $50 monthly. PLVIAiG TKIAAA5LE? rum n.t^url EVENING SHIFT $1.55: gift boxed. 10c extra. I960 OLDSMOBILE 88 tudor. ter street. Tel. 2-4545. Open eve WE BUY and sell good used furni MANCHESTER^—Five apartments POWER BURNERS and Range Campreaa, Fine Tainting, 5 So. Green, radio, heater, hydramatlc. nings till 10 p. m. Centrally-located Hartford con ture, combination ranges, gas | zoned for buslnese. One 5-room Burners expertly cleaned and Main atreet. Phone 2-2240. PRISCILLA’S POP Call In The Night BY AL VERMEER Clean. Bargain priced at $1,795. cem liaa part-time openings for ranges and heateri. Jones Furni SCHWARTZ apartment available on sale. Hurrv, hurry to Douglas Motors, aervlced. Let ua service and re ture Store. 86 Oak. Phone 2-1041.1 Extra lot suitable for small busi WE PAID FOR THESE THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL pair your washing machine or re unemployed young women inter' MAPLE TWIN size bed. About 3 REAL ESTATE /H O L D ON, WALDO! I KNOW MV 333 Main. ested in simple mathematical cler ness building. Owner leaving RIGHTS! THEY STREETS IN OUR TAX frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0863. years old. Chest to match. Phone Manchester 8724 (X5M'T PUT A N V lA/e W O N 'T P A Y P O P 1950 Studebaker Champion ical work. 5 or 5:30 to 10 P. M. HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs state. Price is reasonable. Howard MONEY IN THAT^ CAN'T MAKE EVERY CAR 3239. for sale x>r for rent. Rates rea Hartford 6-5138 BUT. THEM AaAtNJ 4-Dr. Sedan— Radio, heater, CABINET IdAKING, reflniah and Five-day week. We also have open R. Hastings. Phone 2-1107. T H IN a ! US PAY FOR IN TOP CONDITION inga for part-time typists on the TWO HENDRYX canary cages sonable. Keith Furniture Co. | P A R K IK ia ORANOFA... overdrive. repair furniture. Cornices nude to EAST HARTFORD, new Cape WERE! order. Phone 2-9538. John Hahn. same shift. and stands, black and chrome. Phone 4159. 18 Months Bank Financing 1949 Studebaker Land Cruis Coda with full shed dormers, in Phone 5436. 52 Princeton street. er 4-Dr. Sedan — Radio, FUXIR PROBLEf^ solved with A Company representative will GRANt) SELECnOff choice location. F.H.A. and Q.I'I 1951 Plymouth Conv. Club Coupe be at the Connecticut State Em <» • Houses forr e le n t 65 — A real snappy car. Loaded vvl” heater, overdrive, black. linoleum, aaphaii tUe counter. COPPER HOT water tank. 30 gal approved mortgages. Large lota.l '5loyment Service. 806 Main Street, of toys for children and extras. Save $450 on this low 1947 Studebaker Champion Expert wor..'Oanahlp, trea astl- lon capacity, almost new. Packo SOUTH COVENTRY—Attractive I For lasting living comfort wd| matea. Open evenings. Jones Fur Manchester, on Thursday. Decem hot water oil heater, Launderall gifts for the entire home. economy call Madeline Smith,1 mileage car. Starlight Coupe — Heater, ber 6, from 9 A. M. to 3:30 P. M. four room house, bath, oil heat. 1951 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Door , overdrive. niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041. washing machine. Excellent run Furniture, appliances, Liease $75 per month. Phone Cov Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. Crown maroon. Low mileage car. nings condition. Phone 2-1694. 'TV. Open daily from 9 :30 entry 7-6872. 1947 Studebaker Champion TYPEWRITERS and adding ma WANTED—Three girls who would to 5. Every evening 7 :30 1950 Plymouth Club Coupe— Ra 4-Dr. Sedan—Heater, over chines aold, rented, repalrefL like to earn extra cash, part time CHILDS Metal desk with black dio, heater. New seat covers. to 8:30. MIDDLE TURNPIKE EASTI drive. Prompt servlca. Reasonable or full time, selling exclusive board, excellent condition. $12; Wanted t o Rent 68 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club 1947 Fqrd 8 4-Dr. Sedan ^ rates. Guaranteed work. Office line of jewelry. Buy at factory child's leather and plirwood chqir, ^ i2 % sik 1,1 rr aix wpirtica. F te« plekap and a«livefy : tmOlWTCT Pti^e" -^ I. a m i it Lsei ia,.£gs«,. . .CBupa.»JUdi»i hMter, aan viser.- ■‘Radio ahd^eater, friceSr seii fd f KaJf b f stoirS *prl«*. R f tfeSotef, R f W * 28“ Wcirclif. ______- -Fivte ifbtmi t^ Dark blue service. Friendly Typewriter For appointment phone 2-9953. $7.50; Marx electric trains on FURNITURE store several boxes of household years old Cape Cod. I till 1946 Mercury 5-Pass. Club Service, 1205 Main street, East boards, freight with switches CAPTAIN EASY Acid Helps BY LESLIE TURNER! “You imderetand. of eeurofl. logaNy I havon’t rebbod you!" 1947 Clievrolet Fleetline 4-Dr.— At The Green Radio, heater. Extra clean. Coupe— Radio and heater. Hartford. Tel. 8-5754. WE CAN’T OFFER YOU $13.60; streamline, $8. Phone [CPHEN.APT5R 1941 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan—Ra 4001. Open 9:30 to 6 .,u r W « . , aOPH. I CAN TUFTEN. WAEH. I've HAKT mTOOUTflETtaiai' _ I UU>M*TIMrillfl FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS M. ( « BLOSSER 1946 DeSoto Club Coupe— Light ASHES AND Rubbish removed M E 7N' UGHTflfO' THE ROPE DOWN TO AAV KNUCklM ON MW HAMP— TNilte! FI ITOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX green, radio, heater, good tires. THE MOON Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 B, Herald. AT THE ROPE dio and heater. Call Norman F. Pierce of the COLONIAL Doll house with furni OP TH'PORT, I BUT CANT SET IT OFF. IPICANWP NOT DfljlTEP TOO MWCM ITMAV EAT Motor Just overhauled. heat, automatic electric hot • n o THE ROPE AMP WEMCEM IT HHTMWIRIMH* YOU SHouLoVn v A epbrs/H ow lone- Sanitary Refuse Company In BUT ____ ture. Phone 7875. Inquire 668 FLOOR SAMPLES Reduced. Save WANTED— Garage, vicinity of water, atorm windows andl •AflVl w o r n V 'T «M THIE UTTIE POOL OP ACWX- HANDE- B u s i n e s s o f t r y im b t o s h a k e t h e L i t t l e BRcffHER; B6fORg yotjw ou r TRUCK SPECIALS RICWE DO TO 5 0 X CAN WIEAK rri » HOCK'D 1942 Pontiac 4-D r—Radio, heater. Manchester. Tel. 2-0262. Woodbrldge street. up to 35%. Sewing machines, Summit and Wadsworth streets. screens, lot well treed, coq-l Good transportation. 1949 Studebaker Pickup. If you want an interesting Radio-phonos, anpllfiers, com- Call 5487. UE WHEN HE n k M ifi GARAGES erected throughout tranionf. to school and tfans-l aS T P -J I 1940 Chevrolet 2-Door — H:ater, 1947 Chevrolet 1 Ton Platform job. excellent working Condi- 8 KI b a l e We are overst^ked bhiaUon wkflle-gilUa, toasters ■winter. High quality, low prices, o ohni-t oa m m l skla noai,.$35.15; $28.95 v,ry vi». .t Clean car. Full price $295. 1949 Wlllyg 4-Wheel Drive Pickup, tions, a short week, earned | ^23.15; $10.95 ikis now quick action, easv terms. Phone MUn. „ru. „ P»t| 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr.—New paint. 3375. time off, central location, cafe $8.75. Other skla also reduced. Studebaker Sales and Service Office. TO 1948 replacement motor. teria, this Hartford concern! AU have bindings. Manchester Willing to sublet. Call 2-8025. PAUL ^ . ISHAM YOUR KNAPP Shoe salesman. has the opportunity you’re | Plumbing St Supply Co. Many Others CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Contact W. F. Sullivan, 60 Moun' Realtor NEARLY jnew parlor heqUr. In-1 80 Oakland St. Manchester 2-94S3 tain street, Rockville. Tel. 5-5964. looking for. Buflincaa Property Hartford BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. WE OFPBR the following an quire SS North School atreet tiques aa Xmas suggestions: F o r S ale 70 Call William McBride f ’ fO U t * ? ! so Bissau St. Phone 7191 1949 CHEVROLET tudor. black GENERA'l OFFICE WORK] radio and heater. Wonderful marble top tabja, maple dropleaf Manchester 4816 MOVING FROM eUte, selling TAVERN For Sale. Good La Pizza 1947 CHEVROLET, newly over shape throughout, only $1,295 Household Services (with or without typing) table, pins bediaide table; Chip two platform rockers, over- trade. Excellent location and | hauled. New paint. R e^ a a b le Douglaa Motora. 333 Main atreet Offered 13-A pendale settee and a wide selec DISTRKfeUTION CLERK stuffed love seat club chair, floor { equipment. Phone 3-3352. Inquire 21 Salem Road. Phone tion o f glass, china, lamps, etc. PORTER STREET Section. Pre-| FLAT FINISH Holland window TYPIST model painted radio, lamps, 6527. 1949 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe Virginia Madden, Antiques A t chime clock, tables and miaeel-| war 4 room colonial. Attractlvs club coupe. Green. Full equip, shades made to measure. AU Fine Intentions BY MICHAEL O’MALI.EY The Oreen, Flndell Bldg. Hours laneous. Call 3148. ______Housed for Sale 72 first floor with lavatory. 8cr(gen;| VIC FLINT CHEVROLET Station wagon, 1948 ment including radio, heater. metal Venetian bllnda at a new TABULATING OPERATOR weekdays 1-5 p. m. «d porch off living room. 'Hirril HI* MAA4B VUA* HAMILTON A n d HALF AN HOUR shokmtmTUAT Fleetmaater. Excellent Condition, sIii>covert. A really exceptional low price. Keya made while you HA'VE YOUR old ityle sewing ma w ait Marlow*#. <• FILING. AND CLERICAL 8T. JOHN Street—Reduced. Full twin sise bedrooms. Tile bath. a 6| pcmum. iNPPBCTOR MVETKRiE*. LET* OCT UATBR A (SUILTV CON- HERGSMAMr . Kadio, heater. Pri'vata owner, saC' car, mechanically and appearance WOOD STORM windows, sizes chine made Into a modem elec tached garage. Thia home offer MOWL. AN AUn-IOR. OUB*TIONIN» TWe fiClENCe AAVAKBNBO rlfice $1085, Hartford ,ftt-2500. wlge. Balch Pontiac, Inc.. 155 WORK six rooms and bath, S and 3, oU S E N T IN C e/ WEIAVING of Ouma, moUi holas 32” X 58%” and 32” x 62%” . Side tric portable or console model. | to you for the first time. Fe A P A irrM B N T Center atreet. Tel. 2-4545. Open steam heat, large porch, garage, and tom cioUilng. hosiery runs, arm water beater with fittings Call 8enkbeU;a. Carter street free to call for all particula VUAKB UR * P O » T 1949 MERCURY Sedan, radio, evenings till 10 p. m. amMte drive. Excellent location. •MOflR, A kD RCAAIAABW/ handbaga rapairad, slppar ra- A Company representative and copper water heater. Coll Phone 7519. The Granville Shattuck heater, overdrive. Good condition, for range oil burner. Phone 2- Quick occupancy. Priced to selL hOURR A AAUROBRWR Inquire 111 Grove street, Rock' placament umbrallaa rapatrad, will be at the (kmnecticut Hartfoifl 88-8571. Evenings Ms NOW./ AAAVB» T W t W B 1937 DODGE four-door aedan. 2612. Suburban Realty Cb., Realtors, vlUe after S p. m. Heater, good tires. Good condi man'a ahlrt eoUara l avaraad and State Employment Service, TWO-BURNER oil beater, also 541 Main street 8215. chaster 3-4489. c a l ia h t o n / tion. Phone 3340. raplacad. MarloWa littla Msndlng 806 Main Street, Manchester,! oim /s White ahoa roller skatas, hod-a-dmy stove. Phone 5775. 1946 CHEVROLET convertible, ShopL MANCHESTER —5 room home, b a t yARTFORD—Now rnn on Thursday, December 6,| aize 6. Case included. Both in a - i conatrUeUwL four room radio, heatar, spotlight, new top. 1941 CHEVROLET aedan, full condition. Phone 2-4455. GLENWOOD Combination stove, now vacant (5 bedrooms) bot| BxeaUent condition. 1941 Chevro price. $296. Pay $100 down, $6 from 9 A. M. to 8:S0 P. M. oil and gas. Good oondltion. lUa- water oU heat, nicely landscaped Cod, spaco for largo room ■tain. Hot water hsat, oil bui let F laetHne, radio and heater, weekly. Real buy. Runs good. Building—Contractiiig 14 WANTED—Woman to Uva In and. ______^ . sonable. Phone RockvlUs 5-S2SS. lo t IM X 150, ameetto driveway. 1940 Cbavrifiet coupe. All cars Douglaa Motors, 338 Main. care for home. Phone 2-0283 IWTABUBRecord player. Good aerasna, atorm windows, vrastlan or, pletura window, full call prioad bakrar ceUing, Clarke CARPENTER Will frame your all Improvements, corner lot unfinlahed upstairs rooms. Raa- after 7 p. m.. | 'condition. Phone 4644. ^ d a Pries 110,500. |2.IOd cash Motor Salea, 801 Broad atraet 1947 CHEVROLET Areoaadan. Ex- BENDIX Washer, thrsa yearn »«i r«ertv*d f t th» the Eaat Hartford Town Hall ManeheUer-^A City of Vilhgo Charm from • a. m. to 8 p. m. Indiantown Oap Military Reierva- ard Willi*. Glastonbury; Frederick Dutton. Headquarters Mrth of ft ton, Dmiflaa Hftrry. on tlon. The club'* first weekend outing Jr., 76 Bower* street. Sat. * to Mr. and Mi*. Robert The aecond monthl.v meeting of Mambava-of th* Ladiaa Aid So the Manchester Ski Club will take will take place the weekend of Discharged yesterday: David R Vug«> of LftnalnE. Jan. 11. Membera planning to go ru R (ClftaaUM AdvartMag *• Fftf* 38) MANCHESTER, CONNw WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Iiftv* ft four-j(*«r-oW dabfhter. ciety of the Concordia Laitheran 8gt. Kannath M. Falthwaather place Wedneaday night, Dec. 12. at Wiley. 91 Chestnut street; Mary VOL. LXXI, NO. M Church are reminded to bring b of 88 Walker atreet wae among 8 o'clock, at th# Lodge in Center should bring a $5 deposit to the Cheney, 70 Hartford road; Rich ■Cftrblyn OrftC*. Mi*. Bugel U U>» Spring* Park. After a short bual- Dec. 12 meeting. (bnnor U jcIUo AKftrd> daufhter of grab bag gift to the Chriitma* the 4.777 combat vetarana from ard Soucy, Somers; baby boy Cur party to be held tonight at 7:80 at the Orient w’ho reached San Fran- nea* meeting conducted by Presi tin, 21.8 Center atreet; Stephen |lr*. Pftul Afftrd of *4 laurel r||*eo y8etef day Aboard a tranaport dent Gordon Filbig, there will be a ■treet th* church. Barningham. 28 Cornell street. Dr. Gibson, Lawyers (Confer which docked at Fort Maeon. En- five minute talk and Inatructlon . HospilaUNoles Discharged today: Mr*. Mar>- ■Dispute Fix The Alplna Society will hold a llellng In the regular army In Krp- on first aid by Karl Kehler, fol Kryaiak and son, 90 Diirant street; Oeorre S. KconomaWe. * native lember, 1946, Rgt. Fairweather lowed by Richard Willi* who will Oiriatmaa party tomorrow night A d m ltt^ yesterday: Louis George Herxog. Rockville; Mrs. of Ufypf ««• of preaent a etu- at 7 o'clock at the Italian-Ameri- waa In Korea at the outbreak of diaciiaa ski equipment and care. Fliiabeth Pongrat*. 219 Oak dent at ODlumbla Unlverelty. will hoatllitlea there. He waa asiigned Again there will be another in Miller, 28 Whitney drive: Robert Evidence in Volcano V Deaths Over 500 ean Chib on Eldridge atreet. Each teresting aki movie in color. Keefe. 21 Salter* road; Sharon street: Margaret Hlrth. Rockville; be tbe neet epeaker at the meet- member ia aaked to bring a prea lo the lOftth Finance Disburalng Mra. Rose Rvangeliata and son, 8.8 Inr of the Rotary Club at 7:S0 to Unit which la attached to Eighth At a special meeting of the Eldredge. 30 Westfield atreet; Mra. ent for the grab bag. Mary McDonald, 82 Spruce atreet; Oreen Manor- road; John f^eaeik, night at the Country Qub. He Army Headquarter*. hoard of director* of the aki club, 138 Broad street. leaa eecured by Carl P\iray, chair plana were made for a field day Mra. Florence ObuchowskI, 70 Tax Frauds man of the International commit 171# Holy Angela Mnthera Cir Wells atreet: Mra. Freda Haien, Birth today: A son to Mr. and cle will meet tomorrow night at TTie Willing Worker* group ot to be held In January at Mt. Nebo. Mra. George Hatxenhuhler, 199 tee. the South Methodlat W8CS will when an opportunity will be given ] West Wlllinglon; Patricia Donlon, Washington, Doc. 5—(A V - 8 o'clock at the home of Mr*. Clif to all claaaea of aki racers-to corn- 28 Flovyer street; Paul Lombardo, Hollister atreet. ford Rautenberg, 127 Hemlock meet in the ladle*' parlor of the Ranges, Refrigerator* The Democratie chairman of The D.U.V.C.W. will hold a atreet. church tomorrow afternoon at 2 a House committee looking meeting; tonight at 8 o'clock at 27 o'clock. Th# bualneaa meeting will be followed by a Chrlatmaa party Washers and Al! into charges of An attempted Allies Continue Red Quiz Maple Btreet. Announcement ia made of a Di $600,000 “tax fix shake- vine Circle lo be held at 'the and member* are aeked In bring a Other Appliances Lithuanian Social Club on Gol- .70-cent gift tor the grab-bag. Hoa- down” declared today there is . — . * ------— ------way atreet Thuraday evening at teaae* will be Mra. Carrie Ander- no evidence that high govern aon, Mra. Marion Barrett and Mr*. the JW eiiA M eoii 8 o'clock. The apeakera will be Lftura Clark. ment officials were involved. William Brainard of tbia town William V. DeHan, chairman of aUMMMftTCft CMH* But Rep., King (D., Cftlif) and Madame Harriet Golden Get Answer 3/s^r. Stepinac Released Fear Lava, the Manchester Democratic Town acoMad T. Lamar Caudle, ousted 1 ^ ^ Freeman of New Haven. All are Th# W'omen'a l..eague of the Committee and a central commit (ormar aaaiatant Attorney Gen welcome. Second Congregational Church, oral, in ft atfttemant for Caudle'* which i* holding Ita . all-group teeman from Hartford County, is aaaoeifttion with Frank N athan- On Meaning Ash Cover The Wealey group of the South meeting tomorrow evening, ex honorary chairman of the annual tend* a cordial Inflation to the one of two men named by Chicft' Under Titovs Condition Methodlat CTuirch will meet to Democratic Christmas party, go lawyer Abraham Teitelbaum morrow evening at «;.70 for a pot public to attend the mualrale by which ia arhediiled to he held at small* aKsInat him, he condemned Com- Organist Warren D. Wood end the as having sought 8600,000 from Belgrade, YugoRlnvia, Dec.< i*'*' f*''* year* m a lurk aiipper. A talk on riiriatmaa the American Legion Home F ri him to "take care" of hi* tax Of ‘Neutral’ mimlem and pointed an accusing 10 Villages I j decoratlona by Mlaa Marjorie Ste- High School Round Table Singer*, day evening at 8 o’clock. The (/P) _ c o m m u n i.x t Y u g o -, iMliunt h opM avary in the sanctuary about 8:15. tioublM. finger *1. the roiirl, saying the phena of Vernon and a Chrlatmaa program will include a Chrlatmaa DOUBLE alavia today gave------'*Msgr. — Former .trchhlahop Rep. Byrne* (R.. W ill, another ay from 8 A. M. uatil 4 party will b* enjoyed. Membera are grab hag. dancing by Rosalie olic't^iurcT'""*Msnila. Dec. 5-(/P)-The membera ot the House Ways and Muiifian,------. Korea. Dec. 1 ___Alojzijcj- .j- ___ Stepinar•...... hi.* condi-- ...... 88ie offlnal *t*temenl re- I! reminded to provide a .'SO-cent gift Orford Parish Chapter, DAR. Chapdelalne and singing bv Mar Caargea against Dr. OaaaM F. CUbaon (mater) a( Daahury, were . M. will meet Thuraday afternoon at Meana subcommittee, said King (IP)— Allied negotiators aoked'tjonal freedom, making it (erred to htm a* the "(ormei The Tiio regime often had said' Philippine Newa Service to- for exchange. The committee In- garet Falkowaki. Tony O'Bright DOUBLE dropped tills afternoon In connection with a manalanghter count In it would gladly release Magr night said mors than 600 rome In anytime Wedneaday cludea Mra. F,dlth MicCliiggage. 2;.70 at the home of Mra. Maurice will play hla marimba for danc was apeaking only for himself In the death af 74-yaar-eM RHaabeth Ayres, who left lilm $100,000 In questions for two hours and clear he could not with gov- Arrhbixhop.’ ii said Truatenitaer, 22 Phelp* road. A «|eclaring there waa no direct evl' a half at an Alice-in-Wonder Alojxije Slepinar. former Arch Stepinac If he would leave the bodies had been recovered and hoy the Mclgtoeh or Green Mra. Bernice Hilliard. Mra. Doro ing. All Democrat* are Invited dtnee of high government of- her will. Olhson waa aeeuaed of hastening her death by administer ernment approval resume ni* bishop of the Catholic CTiiirrh In country, never lo take the Arch- ing Apple* we feature In .1 lb. thy Miiea and Mra. Winnie Dexter. program of Chrialma* mualc, with to attend. ing dangeroim dfim** without "providing the safeguard which ahonld land Bort of Korean truce ses- from th* ash-fitrewn elopes Mr*, .lime Yeoman* Park aa gucat fleial* being involved. Bymee said duties «s Roman Crftholic Yiigotlavla, has been conditionally hlahop'a poet In Yugoslavia. There bftC* a t 48c a hag. I-nwer price* aeeompany theen." lie Is shown with hla lawyers Dnrid OoMaMn aion toda.v—and Rot the an Primate of YYiRoslavia. released. haa been Increasing preaaiir* In the of Hibok Hibok volcano on |>rev*ll on fre»h rrl*p Green anioiat. will he enjoyed. The hoa- the evidence waa not all in. (left) and Beruard Peek. (NRA Telephoto). teaaea will be Mra. Nelaon Smith. The Center Church Senior Choir Green Stamps In any avent. Byrne* declared, swer to just one question. The official new* agency Tan- "That decision has been taken United States and elsewhere for Camiguin Island in the south* llean* and the quality of the | Jug announced the spiritual lead by the Croatian Minister of the the rbiirrhman'a release, since life liMUiB and freaih golden aumnier Mre. Duciiia Foater and Mr*. Har win hold ita regular rehearsal to the story unfolded b.v the com The Reds defined what ern Philippines. old Alvord. morrow night at 7:.80. Given With Cash Sales mittee had provided "an objset they meant by a neutral er of Yiigoalavia's seven million Interior, Ivan Krajacic, and was Tllo regime began moving c.lnaer The volcano erupted twice aqua»h la excellent. TOYS laaann In vicious influene* pad- Catholics would live in a parish based on arlicle.s S7 and SS of In the West In mailer* of defense. All Day country and Rave, examples: house St his native village of the law on pimlahment. security Several U. S. Congressmen had yesterday. It still spouted George Raviar cannni get «ing.” smoke and flames today. SmoN Dopotlt HoMt Reports "Caqua" Voids Ayres Death Communist Czechoslovakia Kraale, near the Ooatlan rapital and educalionsl correctional pleaded with Tito to release the over the volume of huaineaa King and Bymas mad* thair of Zagreb. measures. cleric. Gov. Paclenoa Yaallna of eftat- and Poland, or non-Commu- ern Mlaamla Frovlhce, Who came we have developed on hia I atatamanta when the committee nist Switzerland, Sweden and Magr. Rtepinse was senlrneed "Sleplnsc will reside In his na .AnuMMid ftalltollce FREE DEUVERT IN TOWN Wedof Dec. 5 emvened to question Nathan five year* ago to IS years In pri tive town, Kraaic, near Zagreb. He The arreel and Inal arniiaed from nearby Mindanao Island tn IDAHO BAKING POTA- Denmark. take charge of rescue and evacua ” OES. He atarted ua off I DOUBLE^.^ AIB, I about tha aansatlonal story told son. He denied the charges of ha* derided lo lake residence in Cathnllc Indignation thrniighnut Charge on Gibson ■Die Cnmmimiats want neutral the ioral parish house." the world. He waa the first high tion. ratiraaled that 3.000 may with weekly ahipmenta of by Taltatbaum. wartime collaboratlnn with the GhfM With Cash Saks AN Day Wod.. Doc. 5 IT'S H ia i; : : In abbrt, Taltelbaum's taatlmony team* to auper\-iae any truce Axis and postwar plotting to At his trial, the Archbishop re Catholic leader tn he Imprisoned have died In yeaterday'a first GREEN STAMPS ftA- Aj__ ■------■ mmgm eruption, which witnesses have 2 or .1 bnga of these fine FERNDALE waa that Nathan and Bart X. Nea reached, and only at "port* of en overthrow the regime of Premier peatedly lold the three-man Com In eastern Europe after the war. potatoes. Now we sell 2.'> or ter, a Hollywood, Fla., businaaa Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 5— tiP)— The Superior Court today try." Marshal Tito. munist courl "my conscience is called an atnmlc-llke. hlaat. Armaa From High School Allied subcommittee at Pan- (fkmltnued On Page Twelve) Neither tha governor’s ealimate 30 50 Ih. bags each week. RITIONAl man. represantad to him that dismissed manslaughter charges against Dr. Donald F. Gib The 83-year-old Arehbishop had clear, " In denying all the charge* 1098 Main St.,—Mancheator Given With Cash Sales In Both thar* waa a "ellqua” in Washing munjom aaked 30 times what the nor the newa aervice'a figure had Buy them in 5 nr 10 lb. Iota | son, accused of causing the death of an elderly, wealthy ronflrmatlnn. 7 A. M.-ll P. M. ton which looked for "soft Red* meant by "port* of entry.” . . hake or rook them any touches” and th at they were con- spinster who left him all her property. The dismissal came They didn’t get an answer; the Find 188 Bodien other way . . . you will he These Stores All Day ateCaS with this "clique." He on a defense motion made Imme-* Red'a said they already had an- Big Four Air^ IVlillioii Damage Expect Second Red Cross headquarter* in Ma back for more. 8atd Nathan and Neater aaked Him diately after the atata rested ttsT^^ .. 'g~va iwered clearly. nila aald tonight the PhUIpptnea for $135,000 Immediately and rase sgainat the 50-ye*r-old dtp-1 F -C I orlpfc I f l f S aiibcommitteemen scheduled sn- 111 5 Mill. Storm Army had recovered 169 Ixidi**. All through the •Inm. wr en C O 6 K I R 1*75,000 "within 73 houra" to save per Danbury doctor. J-FIC other meeting for IX a. m, Thura Views on Halt Storm to Lash A Red Croaa director o f dlaaater joyed an nniiaually hritk hetween Dr. Marching Files effective and aupervialng an arm!*' Pari*, Dec. 8- (48—United Na section here earl.v toda.v and Portland, Ore., Dec. 8 lAI He said Injured were being Bant Oiudle, Jeaa Larson, head of the Gibron and the death of 74-y*ar- lice. tiona Assembl,v Prealdent Lula caused damages estimated at Tha Pacific Northwest coast, bat from the stricken northern sec AT FINEHURST Guaranteed Frefth Oenarat" Sanrleas administration: nld Eliaabeth M. Ayres. She died Charge Douhle Talk Padilla Nervo aald today Russia more than ll.fiOn.Ofk) but ho tered yesterday by a gal* that tion of Camiguin to Mahiriog on CSiarlas Ollphant. chief counsel of July 28. 1960, in the home she and Chatham, Eng., Dec. 8—oP)—An one was reported Injured. the southeast coast of the island Aa the Wedneaday meeting ad and the Weatern powers are clari took four Uvea In Oregon and FRESHI-r GROITN'D the Internal Revenua Bureau, and Dr. Gibson cccupied. eight-ton double-decker liua, oper Journed a Tokyo broadcast by the fying their positlone a* never be Tornadoes are extremely for treatment for scald* and Spies Mikir Georga J. Scheeneman and Joseph Together, under a eurvivorahip ated by a driver cited for a quarter "Voice of the United Nation* fore In secret disarmament talks rare in this area often fre Washington, girded for another burn*. Nunhan, formar Oommlaaienera of ■tnrm today. Volcanic heat began subsiding 4iiiib Pattits lA. 65e deed, they owned property century of safe driving, rumbled Command" accused Commiiniat here. quented hy hurricanes. I Intam al Revenua. ‘ variously estimated to be worth negotiitora of using double talk to Yesterday's wind*, recorded at and rescue worker* were able tn Into the singing ranks of march But aa tha fifth aeaslon of -the George L. Uanady of the 70 to 75 mile* an hour, caused th# SLICED liACORN REFRIGERATOR MtWt All thes* named promptly mad* 165,000 to 8100.000. To get aele gain political objective* through Big Four disarmament, conference penetrate deeper Into the sah and ing boy cadeU last night and IT, S. Weather Bureau, who deaths. lava area. BACON ...... Ih. 4.5c IXCiUttVI poaseaalon of this, the state killed 23 of them. th* bark door. ended today there was no indica made the damage estimate, 87.3 Main St. Tel. 41.38 i t aun riM« a we* feed iMr. INDICATOR tOmUntMi *■ Paga RIghtaan) charged. Dr. Oibeon had giveh The hroadcaaf said th# Red pro Two men were killed when a The Philippine New* Service Nineteen more, boys, some near tion that Wert and Eaat had said the tornado waa about tree toppled on their car near th* KHl'RriNR YORK STATR WIIOHT. .. Mile A.vre* a dangerou# drug, posal to ban all troop replace- reached any substantial agree- aald 10,000 of Camiguin'a 4.5.000 DECEMBER 5 amidopyridlne, during hef last ill- death. lay In hnspttida. Ten others 400 to fiOO feet wide and about coastal city ot Raadaport. Or*. An- aixi f*l(.wid(k yeaatakU NO fIZIUNO I • manta would have th* effect of re mant on their potea-apart views on 1200 feet long. residents had baen • vacua ted to AflplMaucai c!:;" )U I I, Mk wd It naaa were treated for shock. moving foreign troops from Ko oUuur Wftft fatally tojuted wlian a ufer areas. drawer * J**a* drawer • paaads psM» NO JIOOUNO . I . . It. waa the worst road accident jaow to end th* world's arm* race. Thi* tornado lasted about tree crumpled a shed at Junction " O ' "0“ ftalalaia et«al wraartreei er * Nobel Scientist Dr. Otbaon, amillng In contrast rea. Tlila was one of the ' Reds' At the close of th * ' meeting, Omstabulary and voluntacra BV»fBL.r. RKK f’HVNK STYl.R • tap and NO USTININO, i . . lo the ner%’ou* demeanor he had tn Brittah motoring history. five minutes between 2.37 City, The fourth man died at stood guard in the hard hit area GREEN I.ABEI. Tat. a draw laditatar. The driver, John George Sam- Drat political demands. Under th* Nervo told reporters: __ _ NO lO<( a» taad |al<« exhibited during th* morning aes- Red plan troop* leaving for xick- "It^is my personal fipininn that a. m. Ic.a.t.I and 2:52 A m. nearby Vancouvar, Waah., when a to maintain order and prevent WOULB YOU LIKE i t Wae Saaarat n*e«rle it-ee«d- iM.a* da. la attapiag alMai aon. 57, was Uken home and put gust of wind tipped hi* pickup TUNA ran 29c Barred by U. S. rion of the trial,' Mld th'-a State under a doctor’s care. Shocked and nesa, injury, rotation or expired never* before in dlacusaion at looting. ment that "gossip aad th* talk of enlistment couldn't be replaced. which T was present huK the truck. He waa cruahed aa he BHII BmoMng Paaaro Cooking aavaa up to 75^ aonk- sick, Samson was unable tn ex tried to Jump clear. BHl’RFINE . Dr. Chain* Co-Diicover- happened to hit the formation of Salvador* Niinea, killed near BEANS can 17c I FINE FOODS . . . wondar that thaaa h*m-of-iU kiirKtn Dr. Gibson, expreaaing happi more than 50 marching boys. It in building airstrips for war than the respective positions ahowed Cairo Students pines Air Force Capt. Pedro Loe er of Penicillin, Re ness at the outcome of the casa, In rebuilding the country for that there were not great differ Reedsport; J. M. Harper, 94, Junc Banna that amok* waa itlll rising Soo FOUR new Rofrlgorfrior mt— M p tn aia in aueh tramandoti* aamand. smashed into them from lieMnd. tion City, John A. Boyle, Port EUMDAI-E BAR'n.ETT WITH ALL THE The children, all )>etween 10 and peace." ences of opinion, while In other from fiaaure* and gray anil tn a ^ MOIDS 4 etNT-«ZI jected on Vita Bids (Oattnoed en Pag* Hghtoaa) asperts it waa made clear on Reported Hurt land. nine square mile are* on the vol PEARS t / z c ^ ^ MASON JAtS 13 years old, were ckdeta tn the Commiiniat negotiators said they fiommimlcfttlona Out DETAILS TAKEN CRHOIISESSON Royal Marine Corps. They sang in weren't yet ready to answer the which point* there were differ cano slopes. The J. W. Hale Corp. Araonc ita many advan- Naw Tork. Dec. 8—iO — Dr. ences." The storm struck al dawn yea HHURnNE VELI-OW f'l.ING the iarga capacity atap aa they marched—their twin Allied request to put another sub "Coconut trees atlll are neatly of th* pKaam Cookbb. Th* Ernast B. Cliaiij. Nobel prlae win file* Juft th* width of the bus—to committee to work on th* prob The Big Four went into their In New Rioting terday, knocking nut telephone spaced In the area." the officer BARE OF FOR YOU? WE GI VE GREEN STAMPS lines and making commiintcatton PEACHES f an c new iraproyad PaaeTO I ner and co-dlscoverer of penicil- Would Exhume see an amateur Ijoxlng match at lem of exchanging priaoner*. The sixth conference this afternoon. waa quoted, "but denuded ot fruit 2*/2 39 "80”, with ita 4-qiuurt-phia- J (Chatham's naval barracks. Allies propose this In hopes of get Th# Mexican diplomat is pre with coastal area* difficult. Ama and leaves." Pinehurat Rift fruit and eeeking capacity, i* lam f lih, twice ha* been denied vlsaa to ting an armistice by Dec. 27, the siding over th* aeaaiona attended Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 8 - (Al Po teur radio operators and radio SHURFINE enough for four pint-aia* | com* to the United States. Passengers on the bus, riding "Th* soil ha* turned from a fond basketft contain not GENERAL^ELECTRIC atendard Maaon jara. Bodies of Two home in the suppertlme rush hour deadline set for making the ten by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei lice fired today on student dem stations supplied report* of the rich brown to ghastly, smoulder only wonderful fruit hut Both requaata for via** were darkness, didn’t know what waa tative reaae-fire line effective.. Y. Vishinaky, U. 8. Ambassador onatrator* who siuroiinded the In mounting damage. Tea Bass pkg. of 48 43c Stall vout eiitTOceexii Nom mad* at the United States rrnau- ing gra.v. There is no sign of life many other food delicacies RIFRIOiRATORS happening imtil it waa all over. Rag Five MIGH Philip C. Jessup, Britiah Minister terior Ministry building here. Here la the picture of damage: In th* devaatated area and what Compare the price .. .the quality late In Rom*, th* American (Com Mangled bodies were strewn for Th the air war, deadly shooting of State Selwyn Lloyd and French your frienda will enjoy. mittee for th* Weiamann Institute N. H. Official for Probe First reports said many of the British Columbia- The pounding looked like former villagea and SO yards along the cobblestone American Jet pilola toda.v blasted delegate Jules Moch. wind! pushed high tide through a hamleto now are devoid of any CIT-RITE We urge you to make of Science aald today. road. The huge vehicle lunrehed five Red MIG Jets out of the skies atiidenla were injured. The first application was made In Deaths of Wealthy Dismas Point Three dike near Vancouver. Some 3,000 form of existence." comparisons. Measure the $ 1 2 - 9 5 through almost the whole forma and damaged five more, the Fifth He said today's meeting waa The demonatrations were In pro acres were flooded and farmers Hibok Hibok'* crater was atlll Wax Paper nZ» 27c | last April. It sought permission Widow and Her Nurse tion and careened Into a lamp Air Force announced. quality of the foods in Pine- for the German-born aclantlat. confined Iff a discussion of Point test against the killing of Egyp aald they might have to slaughter Invisible late Wedneaday, shroud post, ita fenders bent and bleod.v. The Air Force aald no U. S. Jeta Three of th* French-British- tian* in clashes with British their rattle aa moat of their win ed by low, dense clouds of amoke Now In Block, full line of ac^itt hurst Jfiift baskets against wh'o la now a British ciUsen, to A passenger on the upper deck were, daifiaged. Soft Weave Paper. Scot TlBBac, Exeter. N. H„ Dec. 8 — (45 American disarmament resolution troop* the past two day* in Sue*. ter feed waa lost. The volcano issued a second other gifta you may aee dis- com* to tha United Bute* to un- said he felt only "a series of light This was the 10th conaeciitive Similar demonatratlona tooV place mighty blast laat night, abaut 10 Scott TowcIb. Stock up a doren | Gift Suggestions dartak* a United Nations World Cotmty Solidtor John M. Brant and th* Soviet amendments to It. Washington High tides flood played. saya that "If competent medical humps” as the heavy wheels day of Jet warfare over northwest Point Three directs a disarma in Alexandria. ed basements of homes and shops. hours after the Drat blowoff. or two roll*. Health Organisation mission in crunched through. Korea. Our baskets make nice. th* United SUtea, England and authority recommends it,'’ he wlU ment commission to prepare a The pro-government newspaper Come to Plnchimit Meal l>ept. PRO^ OUR POPULAR exhume th* Ijodies of wealthy draft treaty for the ' regulation, Al Balagh said aome students (Continued On Page TweKe) (Ooatinued on Page R l^toen) for the lre*he*t Pork . . . the I Christmas gifts, too. Just 'Hie Nethariands. Mra. Sarah A. Rollins. 91. and her (Continued from Page One) .(OnnHnoerf im Page Eighteen) limitation and balanced reduction were hit hy rifle fire. Another flne*t ground meal* . . . regular tell Mr. C. J. Butler what Ha waa to study antibietiea In- nurse, Mra. Irene (Copeland, 44, Jn of all armed force* and arma newspaper reported 40 students Hamburg 7Ic . . . lean Groimd ' you would like and how sUUatlon*. 'Visit tha American type an investigation of their deaths. ments. It tells the commission treatment. Beef 8tc Ih. Send the children eultur* coUaction in Washington Brant made that aUtement In a to be guided by the following A high ranking police official much you want to spend. Notion Department and to.eonault with aelentiata hare • . . or come youroelf. news confarane* yeatarday shortly principles: said shotguns were fired In an ef Reds Hasten to' Design Ml tha peaaiMUtias of atimulating after Lloyd H. Bklltinga, 49, one- Kefauver Says UN Only 1. Reduction of armed forces fort to break up th# demonstra CBS COLUMBIA raaaarch abroad in th* davelop- time Somcraworth garaga owner, to levels adequate for defena# but tion. but that no rifles were need. WISS PINKING SHEARS mant of panidUin. atraptomydn pleaded innocent of larceny and not for aggression. The mlntatry of education an and ethar ‘‘wondar" drug*. 2. Guaranteed disarmament Whan.hla visa request to tha other charges Involving $348,000 nounced that beceuse of the riot Good Jet Interceptor 20 INCH of Mrs. RolUna’ esUt*. ‘Real Chance’ For Peace demand* progressive disclosure ing all schools in Cairo and Alex $3.95 ~ $6.95 ~ $7.95 Here’s front row enjoyment Rome consulate first waa rejected. Mr*. Otpfland. a Someraworth and verlhcatlnn on a continuing Dr. Chain asked th* help of th* andria would be closed for an in for every member of the dlitrict niira*, waa fotnd dead in basis of all arm* Including the definite period. family the whole yegr round. World Health Organiutlon. which Seattle, Dec. 6—(/P)— In a speech billed as a “reply” to atomic; 'Washington, Dec. 6—(4>)—The Russians, with an eye on TABLE MODEL filed a formal requaat with th* a Levers' Lane in Dover, May 18. The students, numbering’ sever the growing capability of American long-range bombers to ^ GRIFFON PINKING SHEARS Punch Bowl 8UU Department. This request 1980. Gause from her medical kit General MacArthur, Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee de .8. There must be effective In al hundred, threw atones jmd hadf been scattered ever the ternational Inapectlon. burning tree branches at the'|)o- strike in darkness or storm at high altitudes, are hastening 1 on without action and th* clared last night that a strong, United Nations is the world’s The Soviet, amendment knock* ta.Fv::::.:!?.’'.?-?-.e.-r.TTr.:.- -- u ..... ia—r-TJlW.llS:.. 1^ gi— koBMrMdM ' gHWa«..c Asiiii. If'’''- to get all-weather interceptor planes into the Soviet air de- iiiitad Nationa agency said that whiskey waa nearby. Medical efll' oiit the wSffie ‘iff SAfnt “TTlIw fWitff' ernment dei^feioh IoTWt>'hvSr'^flfl "...... dais attributed her death to ex "The only way to win World*- ..... the resolution and substitutes a - hecaus* of the delay it waa com- War III," he added, “ia to pre- control the hitherto independent This -waa pointed up today in pelltd to make other arrange- ressiv* intake of alcohol and some request lo the General Assembly "lltieration batUllona" that have information rnntalned in th* new BOYE KITCHEN SHEARS - $1.98 vent It.” 1 to set up an thternallonal control menU. derivatives of barbiturate add. been active against the British. ly published edition of Jane's "All OUTSIDE Y A G G I OR^ They said dSath was aeddenUI. The crime^nveatigatlng Demo commisaion under the authority The second visa request was cratic senator addressed the west At least alx police and several th* World's Aircraft." a privately- Bulletins WISS AND GRIFFON SCISSORS mad* by th* Weiamann Inatitute’a Authorities said Mra. Copeland News Tidbits of the security council. published manual on planed. It CONICAL ANTENNA FREE $9-95 waa a friend of Mra. Rollins and ern Washington Jefferaen-Jack- Beth Htond Firm American Committee. It asked aon Day dinner. (ConUnued nti Page F.lghleen) comment* from th« AP Wires that th* Roms conaulat* be in- would havit )>een' an Important Called fnHn AP Wires Soviet Foreign Minister Viahin- Ruaalan development of night AND SHEARS - $2.25 to $4.50 witness at court hdulng* on the Turning to the domestic front, aky indicated tn newsmen laat structad to iaaue a visa to permit he warned against the danger,, of ^ Treasury Balance fighters appear# to have been Dr. Chain to com* her* for the In rich widow's will. night that the Soviet Union had rather desultory but tn 1949 or Housewares—Basenrent Mrs. RolUna died some six "the growth of crime and cornip- | f^nnecticut people went on real not budged an inch on her inaiat- NEW HOfHP ARREST stitute's $5()0,000 ftmd raising din tion." and aaaerted. "honesty in early 1980 there became known Naw York, Dm . S—(45— Dto- PLASTIC SHOPPING BAGS ner l u t week in hdnor of the 77th weeks before Mra. (Copeland. The Uquor-buyiag *prM during Octo ence that the UN must, first ban Waahingtnn, Dec. 8 i/Pi TTie government la certainly not Oie the atom bomb, then set up con position of the Treasury Dec. 3: the existence of twIn-Jet, swept-1 tfiet Attorney Frank Bogaa nn- birthday of Dr. Chain Wiesmann, attending physieian ascribed' her ber, with reaiilt that state tax re- wing fighter of modern concep- j nooneed tod^ the arreet of praaidant ot laraet. death to a heart'disease. monopoly of any political party." eeipta from that aourc* Jumped 72 trol* lo enforce compliance. Net budget receipts. 198.818,- $1.00 and $1.49 g.JWIUM cb> The Big Three ia equally deter- .521.58; budget expenditure*. $281,- tion... It ia credited tn Lavoch 'Daniel LainoHt, 44, Altoona, Pa. Rejection of this application SklUinga waa accused In-indlctr Reply te MacArthiAr per cent over name month a year kin (Semyon A. Lavochkin, a 8o-j ahoe manufacturer wanted here Democratic party leader* had ago, according to State Tax Com- 121,764.17; cash balance, $44,133,- (ConUniied ea Pftge Bightaea) 588,415,37. Viet aeronautical designer) though In the rolleglale bnakethnll COLORFUL PLASTIC APRONS (OanMaaed Oa Page Twelve) (OnattawM Oa 1 8 ^ 38) Hated the apeech aa a reply to miasioner William F. Connelly... this ia not certain. bribe eeandal. General MacArthur'a bitter de- Government aaya aome 7,708 gent* "This fighter ha* been said to 59c to $1.49 nunciation»of Truman adminiatm- aceuatomed to more favorable be n aingle-aealer but In trlew of QUKBN 5tARY n x tion poHeiea in hla Nov, IS ad- odd* have offered te pay a "Heada th* fact that a good deal of rftdar txmdon. Doe. 5—(45— Queen dreai at the opening of Seattle'* you win, taila I loae'- federal tax. I* housed in th* nose It la poaal- Newsweek Telh Willoughby centennial calebraUon. The move When Is Babbit Not Rabbit? blary. who la M, came down HOT DISH MATS GUARANTEED Fellow townsman and fellow ble that there may actually )>e nith a oold today aad was ad for a "reply" developed