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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1981 "^T^ACkfOURTBEN The Woailitr :^ancl|(Bt(C lEtt^ning Averof* Daily Net Preaa Ran FM«aal a< V. R. WaatlMr mmmrn Fee the Week Ending November 34 OaM wavo taM fbt. Ctenr*. a - Hia Hartford County Fodcra- imea drive netted 113,775, which mhilibInK tsrinda. LMreM 9 M *9 ii* Uoa of Damocratlc Woman will Rotary Speaker Polio Meeting was the fourth highest in per tihea by mofulnc' 18 to 18. W**- About Town tour the Hartford County Jail at Yiile Lighting capita contributions .among Hart­ 10,431 10 a. m. Wadnaaday, tha tour ford County cities and towns. noadsir fair. Marlborough, Avon and Hartford r of the AwUt Vnlt diaeuMlon j|iwp« of the being arrangad by County Com- Set Tuesday •t CIreadnttoae Mancheiter—‘A City of Village Charm XMgue of Women voters of Man- miaainner Mary Kenny Brachlln On Saturday and West Hartford ranked ahead sheatar will ba held tomorrow aver with Sheriff' Don Patten. All mem­ of Manchester, whose contribu­ tins at 8 o'clock at the home of bers are urged to attend, and Will Start Organizing tions figured to 37.7 cents per (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mrs. Louis Heard. 14 Milford road, thoea wiahing tranaportation may Start Work on Annual capita. ^ (Claaalfled AdvwtUIng on Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1951 and Wadnaoday cveninK at 8 contact either Mra. Katherine Main Street Decora* 1952 March of Dimes Manchester’s record Is a good VOL. L X X l. NO. 49 s'clock at the home of Mrs. H. F. Bourn, 129 Parker street, or Mrs. one since the local population is Kimball. 48 Hartford road. The Helen FItapatrick, 408 Oakland tions; Costing $3,000 Drive; Pick Chairman much larger than that of Marl­ subject for discussion will be "Bet- street borough or Avon. The Hartford- )—The the Omar Shrine Club of Manches­ Congregational Chrirch are re­ Waterbury and Bristol, and the new chairman will be chosen. The United Nations steering com­ On Controls ot Truce ter will be held at the Country minded of the supper meeting to official turning on p f the lights is drive raises ftinds to combat and mittee voted unanimoudly to­ ciub Thursday evening starting at be held at the church Wednesday aid victims of Infantile paralysis. scheduled for Saturday. day for a full General As­ «;30. From 8:30 to 7:.W a social at 8:.30 p. m. An exceptionally in- Ths merchants nnd professional The 1951 Manchester March of hour will be enjoyed, with dinner tcreating surprise entertainment la sembly airing of Soviet in store for the members after the men of Main atreet contributed seized at 7:30. The guest speaker 83,000 for tha installation of the Douglas M. Fellosva charges that the United at the dinner willl be Bev. Fred R. ■upper and businesa meeting.. States mutual security act UN W a n ts Edgar, minister of the South decorations which consist of green Hit^ Strikes and white lights and green Douglas Merritt Fellows, of constituted aj^greasion Slansky Arrested Methodist Church, and following St. .lude Thaddeua Mothers Cir­ THE PERFECT GIFT the dinner there will be ainging cle will meet at the home of Mra. wreaths studded with red lights. Amslnn. businesa manager of the SERVICES against the U.S.S.R. and entertainment. All master Ma­ Thotant Mozier. Jr.. 48 Creitwood These will ha strung across the Hartford School of Music, will ad­ More Than 6,000 Prues Two Points atreet from every atreet pole from That Interpret The Wishes As Curb on sons are cordially invited at attend drive, Wednesday evening at 8 dress Rntsrians at their meeting i.vt r $2,000,000 for you FOR KNITTERS Paris, Nov. 27—(/P)—The this dinner meeting, reservations o’clock. School street north to the center, In Czech Shakeup for which may be made by con­ and along Center atreet, parallel tomorrow nlgflt on the rather un­ Of The Family cind yuuf churches or favorilt* Soviet bloc remained silent tacting either Stanley Baldwin of Mr. and Mra. George Manley to tha curb, from the Municipal usual subject of ‘How Not to Make r *•( oy fi I 2 fci clion 11 ' today — possibly awaiting U.S. Output F o r C h eck 38 Chester drive or Harold Barns­ Johnson of 4.1 Bigelow atreet, ac' Building east ta the First Nation­ a Speech” The meeting will be YARN-APART Moscow’s decision— on pro­ 1,onrlori, Nov. 27—(/T)— I ley of 208 Porter street before companied by Mr. Johnson’s al store on East Center atrert. hold al 6:.'10 at the Manchester posed secret disamament The wrektha will be In series of JOHN B. BURKE FOR ARGYLE AND PAHERN KNIHING Mosco\v<-traine: ment plan, and It seemed likely Washinjflon. Nov. 27—(4’) series of strike* In th* last four Czechoslovak Communist parly The differences developed In a The diamber of Commerce com­ ness manager and educational con­ Washington. Nov. 27—(/P) desperate battle today far nut aeaalun described by the top Al­ The annual Chrlstmaa basaar of who was graduated from Holyoke that discussion of the serret talk on the Atlantie to keep a leak­ —.lospph T. Ferguson con­ months, «nmc of which were di­ last September in a move tied hy the Talcottvllle Church will open Hospital Training School for mittee which, with the assistance sultant for veterans there. proposal might come before the —Former Assistant Attorn- rectly responsible" for lags tn air­ western observers to Moscow lied negotiator as "ahort and of Mrs. Martha .Stevenson, Is ar­ ing Gloucester fishing trawler tended today that spending orders to the Czech Communists ■weef." Wednesday at 2 o’clock at the Nurses, ia a daughter of Mra. He is llip author of various commltte* tomorrow. ney General T. Lamar Caudle from sinking beneath their feet. craft and aircraft parta produc­ Raymond Gamble of 431 Lydall ranging for the Main atreet Ilghl- works. Including poetry, nnd the to re-elect Senator Taft (R.. to tighten their rsnks against in- The full five-man negoUalIng church under aiispices of the La- Elsewhere in the UN: testified today that he and They are the crew of the 92- tion. diea' Missionary Society. Special street. Pvt Poehler ia at present Ing. ia headed by Norman Weil librettist for the opera. "R.scape SIT-DOWN TO IRON! 1. Th* United States denied Ohio) in lO.'iO could he figured file * Tnuiaport Strike rosds of "Titotmii." team s-all in full dress except for stationed at Camp Edwards. and includes A. V. Gartner, Bruce from l-ilierty.” the music for Charles Oliphant, chief coun­ foot trawler, Ronald and Mary The announcement at that time two drably clad Chinese generals features will be homemade foods Soviet charges thst the Ameriran Jane, skippered by Cnpt. Jam es at $100,000,000— using the He did not single out any pgrtic- and candy, a treasure chest, Watkins. George Marlow, David which was written by Robert Doel- mutual ••curity act constituted sel of the Internal Revenue said Slansky would gel “another approved a caae-flre line agree­ Grossman and L.eon Holmes. Tucker, one of the top liner* of same approach Taft did in ular strike, but told the committee ment opening the way for an aprons and a variety of gift ar­ The Child Study group will Iner of Manrhester. He further Dinnerware aggression against the U. S. S. R. bureau, were Florida fishing at a public hearing; Important atate poit,” but ihd not the Oloncester fishing fleet. ticles. A baked ham supper will meat tomorrow at 1 p. m. In the It eollaborated with Mr, Doellner on putting costs of the Fergu­ say whst the post was to be. armistice within 30 days. Then In the form of fostering subversive guests of a North Carolina "Take a transport atrlke. It they plunged into the next true* bis served from 5 to 7 o'clock. brary of the Washington School MEET TONIGHT several songs and tlie tone poem. activities. The U. S. said the By radio telephone, Ospl. son campaign at ,$2,000,000. Manchester Assembly No. 11, "Ethan Allen, Horned Devil of manufacturer under investi­ Tucker informed the vessel's doe.sn’t last long, but its effects are Th,* C.zech government shakeup question. That I* lupervlilon of Tickets for the meal may be only aim of the art was to aid Ferguson, Democrat who lost felt for a long time." was believed to hsve hCgb linked bought at the door or from mem­ Members of St. Margaret’s Cir Order of Rainbow for Girls, will Vermont." gation for tax fraud. Gloucester agent, Jim I.«ne, the the election to Taft hy 4.70.000 Roger I> lliinnin, former may­ an armistice. Each presented ita EASY! FAST! refugees from behind the iron rur- Caudle told a House Ways and Wilson expressed belief military with growing unrest in Czechoslo­ bers of the society of which Mrs. cle. Daughters of Isabella, are re hold a regular business meeting At loniorrim’s meeting, the Ro­ taln. The U . S. reply was in a nten were bailing by hand and voles, fired back from the witness or of Kpringnrid, Maaa., waa own Ideas. tonight at 7:30 at the Ms.sonic tary Club will also have as its Means , .subcommittee he and production goals can he met while vakia at the rlslQg demands of the Agree On 4 Polnta __ Cora Rldyard is president. minded that the buaineaa meeting Values ! statement by Rep. Mike J. Man.s- had gained an Inch in two hours chair of a Senate Elections sub- maintaining--with perhaps - "mi­ ruling Conmiuniats for greater named hy President Truman .Nov. tomorrow night will, be omitted Temple. Following the meeting the guests those non-members who LOW COST! Oliphant flew to Palm Beach, Fla., on water pouring Into her hull. conimittrc at many of the stst*- 38 to Mteceed Erie Johnston aa The two plan* were in general Advisory Board will hold a meet­ participated in the chonia during in the summer of 1947 in a plane nor change*”—the current output production to feed the Soviet war . 8t. Joseph’s Mothers Circle will because of the bazaar and card (Continued on Page Four) With a heavy fare of fish ments Taft made from the same level of civilian good*. Economic Stabilization Admlnia- agreement on four points: (1) ing. the recent Rotary Mln.strel Show. owned by Troy Whitehead of Shooting to stop when an artnls- meet Wednesday evening at 8 party acheduled for Wednesday aboard. Tucker reported, th* seat yesterday. (fkmtiniied on Fage Eight) tralnr. o'clock af the home of Mrs. Sher- evening at the YMCA on North Chailotte, N. C. But he said there ta no prospect tlce Is signed, (21 a joint commis­ The witness, fired recently by Ronald and Mary Jane was A peppery little man, known as at this time for an Increase In the 0 wood WIganowske. 10.1 Ridge Main street. lashed by a 70-mile gale and sion to supervise the truce, (3) all President 'Truman from his .lus- "Jumping Joe" in Ohio, Ferguson output of many consUmera items, force* to withdraw from, the buf­ street. ■mitten by a tremendous sea said it was a "deliberate lie" lhat The Holy Innocents Mothers Tito Cautions tice Department post, denied that paiticularly those requiring stra­ fer zone and enemy territory after last night while fishing on Em­ the Democratic campaign was tegic metals. A special business meeting will Circle will meet Wednesday eve­ he knew a tax fraud case was in Ihe armistice Is signed, and (4) Make Your Own Beautiful Aprons! the works against Whitehead erald Bank, about 90 miles "blueprinted by a Communist by ’That would include, presun)ably. Gambling Tax Legality be held tomorrow evening at * ning at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Ches­ southwest of Hsllfax, N. 8. ■rm*d troops ;o stay out of tha ter Freeman of 124 Branford PATTERN West Leaders June 25. 1947. the name of Hall. ” -jfaft had said such things as automobilea and buffer zofif. o’clock at the Second Congrega­ Th«a shs began tokiag water. that Communist Gus Hall wrote other civilian items using large tional Chiirch. called by the Board ■treat. “If 1 had known Mr. Whlte- Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, chief - $92 l>v hiiad was in tax trouble, 1 would Capt. Torker said several sn article in n Communist maga­ amounts of steel and other icsrc* UN delegate, preaanlsd the seven- of trustees of which Sherwood zine which "blueprinted" the fight metals. ciowers is chairman. CpI. Gordon G. Brannan. son of Bordered Apron Fabrics Value HARKER Warns About Gambling never have invited Mr. Oliphant," fishing vessels were standing Studied by 3 Ju ^ point Allied plan after hMrtng by, some with dories In the against his re-election. Th* joint commilte* ia studying Ut* Communist suggestions. .Mrs. Gordon Brannan of 117 East POHERY On Appeasement to Caudle said. th* overall production picture to The Past Presidents' Club of Center atraet, will arrive in San NOW , 1‘lans Shakeup water, ready tn take nff the . Carpetbagger “W* startMMhq^ bha tnUing by RnnaM and Mary Jantc* crew if find out whether there are any Washington. Nov. 27—(J1— A. eral different type.* of gambling telling the Onmmilnlsta their pro­ Marv Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary. Diego, Calif, « tomorrow |cnin Avoid World War HI Today’s testimony came as In­ Ferguson commented: "The only bottlenecks which might require are legal. Ehrlich said that was No. 13. IT. S. W. V.. will meet at 36" FINE PRINTS...... Yd. $ ternal Revenue Commissioner necessary. ■ However, tW* might Communist -or ex-Communist ■pecisl three-judge tribunal heard posal wasn’t broad tnough on tha Korea aboard the USS Lertawee. 69.80 he a difficult operation In legislative action when Congress arguments today that the new true. the home of Mrs. Iner. Batson. John B. Dunlap prepared to let who came Into Ohio that I know reconvene* in January. general principles I for super­ complete Belgrade. Yugoslavia. Nov. 27- stormy seas. gambling tsx is (al perfectly valid "And wouldn't these people vision). Then w* gaV* them an S80 Burnham street, Wednesday The Red Men’s Club will hold a loose with the biggest broadside of- was Ben GItlow who msde sev­ Wilson said the prtmsfy re- have to pay the lax loo?" Edger afternoon at 1:30. Kany (IP)- -Premier Marshal Tito of yet in his announced drive to im­ I.4UIC said an attempt would eral speeches for Mr. Taft." and (hi unconalltutinnal because idea of what we wanted.” meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in It Is aimed only at those who are ton naked. Th* Communists asked for an Tinker Hall. Sachem Carl Reimer Terms Yugoslavia cautioned the West prove efficiency and weed out em­ As for Taft’s charge of "carpet­ 39" A.B.C. BATISTES...... Yd. (Continued on Page Right) (Continued on Pag* Four) breaking local gamhhog laws. Ehrlich ngreePt-- Washington. Nov. 27 - (/P) — The new tax requires *11 gam­ The failure to get the atamp. Bath Mat Sets to dustproof, out-of-light storage. Come in and ir)- this com­ sent his plane to Waihingtbn to diairmnn Vinson (D-Gsi of .the with a series of agreements on a them. The policy of our firm worse conaequencea than the last Tight-Upped negotiators for the blers to buy a $50 occupation lax the suit ssid, would cause 0>mb* provisional cease-fire line—first Th lovinR m>mor>* of our il#*r bination TODAY, It’s a bargain you can’t afford to misa. take Caudle to Palm Beach, where (Continued on Page Four) House Armed Services committee mother, Anni* Ivevln«, who died No- one.” ___ stamp and pay 10 per cent on "Immediate and irreparable in­ hy the staff officers who drew —^ur reputation and pres­ he stayed with other members of giant United States Steel Cor­ today predicted early Congression­ jury." ^ vpmbpr 25. IMS. "Any display of Irresolutencss poration and the CIO United Steel their gross gambling Income. The the line on a 14-foot map, then by tige in this community— a Ashing party without expense at al approval of legislation to put law went Into effect Nov, 1. There 8re two counts In the Mty she rnit in and weakness, any appeasement of the Royal Polnciana apartments. workers went behind closed doors subcommittees which had argued hacks up our every promise. Use Our Lay->Away Plan a poasible aggressor for the pur­ today to start bargaining on the Bars Cribbei s universal military training Into Combs applied for the lax suit. oyer a buffer zone for more than Our word is our bond. Come Harnld. Milton, OrrIruuV 9 , pose of satisfying him in certain Others on Trip operation. stamp, but refused to answer all The first ask* the court to order and FraneM. 20 Pc. Starter Set $ 9 .9 5 big union's demands for substan­ three months, and finally by the- in today—look around-^ Solid eolori snd multi-color floral designs. All colors. Heavy' Electrical Dept. — Basement respects at the expense of other Caudle said others on the trip tial wage increase. Back from a trip to Georgia. questions about his business ad­ the stamp issued to Comha ttith- full truce delegations. Card of Thanks quality. nations In order to avoid a major were James Bennett, director pf President Philip Murray of both At West Point Vinson announced thst hearings dress, his employers, hi* agents or out his having to answer the ques­ Th* truce teams also OK’d a make your own selection. Open Stock Available conflict In an erroneous calcula­ Federal Prisons; T. A. Mclnerney, on the legislation will start before his associates on the grounds thst tions. We know you will have a the CIO and the USW and vice buffer zone agreement, making We wish It' axpreiJi our alncere tion." Tito said. whom he identified as a Pitbllc In­ president John A. Stephens of his rnmmittee on Jan. 9. to answer might Incriminate him. The second wants the defend fine choice. And remember, Rratltufle to the rflatives.. nftfhbors HEAVY QUALITY SOLID COLOR "It would limply postpone the formation official in the Justice "Big Steel" leaders of the nego­ When Congress reconvenes on Hia application was denied. ants enjoined from disclosing any (Conlinued ea Page Four) and friends for the kind sxpnNiatona major conflict for s short time Dept, of Army Reveals Information they might get from easy terms for your con­ of sympathy shown ua durlnr our re­ department at the time; and I. T. tiating teams, both declined to Jan. 8, he told newsmen, he will Rhrileh told the court: venience. cent bereavement, the loss of our be­ and not avoid It at alL Any pos Cohen, Atlanta attorney who he talk to reporters before the mo­ None of 9 0 Fired May introduc* a bill embodying the "The only people in the District Comb*’ answers. The defendants loved mother and grandmother. Mrs. ■ible aggressor must be shown in said sometimes appeared in tax mentous session started. ricommendations of the National of Columbia who possibly could he are the Secretary of tke Treasury, Margaret Srhleldae. We esperlallv Cannon Towel Get R e a p p ointment liable under this act are those who the Commissioner of Internal Rev 1951 CHEVROLET thank all those wnn sent the beautiful cases before the Justice depart­ Murray and Stephens each led Security Training Commission floral tributes, rarc^ and assisted tn (Coutluuod on Pago Tbrec) ment. big delegations into the conference created this year hy Congress to are violating the gambling laws enue and the Tax Collector for B u l l e t i n s 8-Door deluxe atyllnr. Power any may. AUTHORIZED DEALER room on the top floor of a large of the district.” this area. gUdr. radio, hfwtrr, seat mvrrs. On the second trip, too, Caudle Washington, Nov. 27 - (/Pi draft a UMT program. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Irwin. downtown hotel. Within a few None of the 90 West Point cadets While (tongress already lym ap­ One of the judges. Henry' W. The second count also aakp for direrttbnal signals, hark ' up Bernlre. David. Carol trwin. PATTERN by Eldgerton. asked If this meant that a ruling on the Constitutionality from the AP Wirtd llghta, 2800 mlirs. .luat brokep Ensembles GENERAL^EIECTRIC (Continued cn Page Four) days, the bargaining teams of dismissed for cribbing last August proved the principle of UMT, with MARKER more than 30 men each are ex­ iwllllWl be considered for reappolnt- six months of training for 18-year- Combs was violating the local tax of the law. In Memoriam , ent under a policy laid down by laws. A three-judge tribunal la named . AT REAL SAVINGS News Tidbits Treasury l^lance pected to be cut down to about a olds. it must em|ct another law b«- BIG INCH EXPLODES IRONERS ” POTTERY apltce, .. e Department of the Army. „ I don’t say that in the com- in case* involving Constitutional t'li ImTnir memof>^ of**Mrs. l«ac^iirdia dozcA men ■&r» sv^'pragMSZ.'Czn-heeeiBS. *ff«c- plglirt-Ehrifch, “hut i ' dir say, he ^leffltoroi. •*, - Eethclberav Ea.,-NeW '81— '"m7 0L08*^7r Concti fNitf Afl^Wirw in Washjngt’bn. some govern­ ■'•Hiis Avm discfoiea'lSdiy' after Orlowskl who uasaed away Xovember Washington. Nov. 27—oP)— The tlve. Without another liw. no wants to do it he wants tn do It Those named were Judge Henry —S tate poHce ' rep erto d -a’'Mg* 4-Door Mack sedan. Hydramallc M. ^9i9. ^ ment officials hinted that the in­ at least three members of Con­ drive; radio, heater, sent, shades REG. $1.19 22x44 BATH SIZE .... position of the Treasury Nov. 23: gress renominated boys who had youth can be Inducted for UMT. —but he doesn’t want to do it W. Edgerton of the U. S. Court of Inch pipe line expledad la this and aeat covers. A very clean Gone from us But leavinf memories. Net budget receipts, $189,608, dustry might have to absorb, with­ been ousted foi“ violating the West One of the lead-off Witnesses for without paying the tax.” Appeals, Judge lAither W. Young- wnall weatern PeoaaylraBla Death ran never take awa.v. Britain'sHmain ■ Housenouse of oi (Commons sp out price - increases, any w-ags the Congressional hearing, Vinson mining conununlty today with Memories thst will always llnfer, tres 683.20; budget expenditures. $229,- Point code of honor by accepting Rdgertnn asked Ehrlich if it proved ratification of peace 370,524.77; cash balance, $4,098,- said, will be James W. Wadsworth such force that the blaat woe While upnn this earth we stay. ty arlth JapM , hut Prime Minister Uii or giving help to aid In passing waaq’t true that In Nevada sev­ (Contlnued nn Page Four) 120,422.87. i (Continued on Page Eight) examinatlonX. of New York, chairman of the Na­ heard for 18 milea. *"1919 OLDS *W Husband and aon. REG. 59c 16x28 GUEST SIZE .... Winston ChurehlU's governmentgovern tional Security Training Commis­ 4-Door Bedaa. Color black. -warns it can elamp «■ quotas, tar The Adjutant General’s office sion snd a former Senator and BEE "THUMBS DOWN” •THE CANDY sent to each of three House mem­ Very clean Inside nnd out. One tffs and discriminatory measures Representative. Hartford, Nev. 31—(flD—Oov- ewaer. Hydmmatie drive, radio w ith *8 *' shopld Japsnssa trada cut too deep bers—Majority Leader McCor­ Vinson predicted thst both his eiuor Lodge «rae expected to and healer. Excellent tires, The Master Touch into British markets. mack (D-Mass.) and Repa. Davis Doorbell Campaign Due REG. 29e FACE C L O T H ...... IR-Wls.) and Clevenger IB-Ohio) committee and the House would turn thumbe down Mte today oa MADE AND Enginsor whose train eidaswip- NATO Weighs 2 Plans apprqve the implementing legiilS' the state employee’ plea for a Aad AA«iy Mer* . . . PRESGRIRTIONS <■„» » ad another tn Manhattan tunnel on similar letters sUtIng that in view of the circumstances the boys tlon quickly. apecial aeoalea to reeeaelder A l VahMs Gdorc! CarefaHy eompoanded. Make up your own towel sets with these heavy quality Cannon SOLD AT Thanksgiving pay la barred from He conceded, however, that their requeet for • gcoeral It MUNSON’S operating on tracks of Nsw York would not be considered for reap­ If Taft Gets GOP CaU SAFETY TESnD towels. White, squs, peaeh, green, yellow and flamingo. pointment. there may be some major revisions per eent psor beoet. ArUNifDnicSlBrti CANDY KIYCHEN Centinl ttoUroad... U. 8. Bengtor F o r W est Europe Army In the legislation suggestsd by th* USED CARS Benton (D., Ckmn.) saya a t news An army spokesman told a re­ * 111 NEW BOLTON ROAD—ROUTE 8 Bud 44A porter today that a., flat policy commission. Washington, Nnv. 21—UP)—«leader Joe Martin (Masa.) In “the TIDAL W AVE HITS JAPAN 8 confsrsnee a t Naplka that hs will SehatoE * ^ t (R., Oh.io) Tokyo, Nov. 31— Kyodo OPEN EVERT DAT UNTIL P. M. bomch movtment tor private aM Rome, Nov. 27—(ffl—The United. pealed for, British agreement to says If partisan babble” McKinney said StatM and Balgiuni introduced the appointment of an American (Continued on Pnge Eight) (CentteiMd eu Page Eight) y’ he gets the 1952 Republican Preal often drowned out the voices of News Ageacy reported tWal A Most Practical Gift tor Yictima of floods in southern waves struck the Japoaeae coast and northern Italy whan he re­ aaparata reaolutlona t>/the I(“r u navail commander for the North dentlal nomination he will jry to Republicans who wanted to coop Atlantic OouncU today daaignad to Atlantic and adoption of .30 cali­ dupUcata a "doorbell ringing” crate with tha administration on today near Naoetau, 188 odles LAND SURVEYING turns to this eountnr. northwest of Tokyo. Kyodo sold Rep. Abraham RlMcoff (D-OAnn) ■peed up aatabUahment of a Eu­ ber ammunition as the standard campaign in which he won re- foreign policy. for the Atlantic armies’ small elaetlon in Ohio last year. they were perkaps tks wont la Plastimat Place Mats says in New York on his return ropean army. M^inney said President Tni' 512 West Center St. Edward L. Davis. Jr. Both reaolutlona were quickly arms. (7. So May Double Sea Range Taft, an avowed candidate for man “la ready to help” the Dem SO years. Waves (tasked ont 488 TeL 4134 from Europe that "The over­ referred to tha NATO deputiaa, 2. A meeting ef the Big Three the GOP nomination, told report­ ocrats clean out the "termites' yard* of lueda. No casualties Segittotea L sN Bsm jrer whelming amount" of Yugoelava were reported. Oar Promise Is Your who will try to combine them into foreign and defense ministers to ers today he thinks a party stand­ the national chairman aaid have 18 Praetor Rend, "rtlilthn MarehnR Tito and his one plan to put before tha coun­ dlMusa the proposed Middle Blast For Guided Missiles Tests ard bearer should make personal turned up among administration Satisfaction 1W. 1818 nglm e." British mUlUry apokss- cil tomorrow. command. A qualifled inform­ contact with aa many people aa office holders. EXPECT 100,800 VOLUNTBBES each F I ^ N E R A L I man says Egyptian who attempt- The council chairman, Bhcternal ant said thsy made some progress possible In a campaign. "In my opinion, B9.9 per cent Newburgh, N. V., Nov. 31— sd to ' remove length of copper Affaire Minister Letter B. Pear- but nothing. : concrete emerged • "Of course, you can’t actually of those entrusted with public (JV-Nsurly 100,000 civUloa vol- MORE YHAN JUSY A LIYYU cable WM UBed by British guards ter in 1948, they talked In terms office are honest and Incorrupti uateera of Ihe grauod observer MATCHING COASTERS aon of Oanada, aaid ha thought the from the meeting. eff^-rr-orr-TiiM^of control and monltorinr ataUona put on a doorbell ringing cam­ nar IsmalHa, tgypt. today, bring­ margin between (the two plana) i 3. A report to the council on testing U. S. guided missiles and! paign yourself, but I would urge ble,” McKinney said. "The few corps frooi 18 Now Englaad and QuMi fimeral aeniea pnvidea every etia- Uotlsas bombers may ba doubled over tha first 500 milas of a course Middle A tlaatle atatae wU pur- 20 Pc. Starter Set $9*95 ing to 48 the number of Egyptians waa nc*- vary great." |the mlUtary might qf Ruseia and that would avantually axUnd that every atate do what wa did who do not maaaure up to these Musical Comedy 3 BEAUTIFUL PAHERNS IN ALL COLORS ■Ideratton poealble to bereaved famines. ktUsd sines Aaglo-Egyptian spUt j her satellitee in which, among gy a new agreement with the in Ohio In I860—organise from standards must ba expoaed and ’ tldpato la> tratadag axenlaea to Notkiag Is left undone tbat xvtU ndd to the Ha daacribad' the plana aa an ef- 3,000 mllas Into the South Atlan­ be conducted Dec. 1 by the Bost- fort to give a “push forward" to other thinga. it was aaid the So­ Dominican Republic. the preelBet on up,” ha said. punished ralantlesaly. I am PUstimata are new and different—looks like i«al fabrics but eompleteneM of the aenice. Open Stock Available O ct 18. •Ilie arrangement, announced tic. eni Air Defease Fbcee. New York DaUy News says tha move for tha European army viet Union ia apoeding her MIG- SUtlon* authoriaed on fire iS- Tha aama sort of organisation ready to help—and what ia more la all vinyl plaatic. Just wipe them off. *24-hour ambulance aervlee. 15 jet lighter—of Korean fighting hare and ip Oudad TrujlUo yaa- important, Harry 8. Trumah la HVHAT 6EANDFATHER DID” them is "asistottsyi aovriopmg r and for bringing in coimtrlaa oth­ landa of the Bahamea group pro­ ta/aa called for on the part of tha GOr CHARGES In tnvistltatkm of slaying of Wil- er than thoaa belonging to the fame -to the air torcea of her torday, gives the U, 8. Air Force Democrats by their national chair­ re ^ y to help.” permiaslon to set up tracking and vided a SOO-mlle stretch ot close Now Havao, Nev. 11—4A1— REING REFEAYBD RY POPULAR DEMAND Houaewaren —* BaaemMt ■ lia Horettl that “traesa back to North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ partners. control. The stations to be built in man, Prank E. McKinney, In a Added Support Green Stamps Given With Cash Salci tion, praaumably a refereni^ to 4. The council approved the re­ conttol aUUons along tha north 'New York speech last night .. T a ft' told a Senate elections The hotly enataetod New Haven aoBM prsoent or former New York coast of thi* West InAta island. the Dominican Republic will close mnaleipM eleeaea was aahod- citroopo."... Boston authority Weat Oannany. port from the NATO chiefs of the 500-mile gap from tha Baha­ Baps Taft Btoad > BUbcommtttae yaaterday he at­ AT rBOWERS SCHOOL sUff OB stepping up the program When buUt these sUUons wlU tempted to make “foreign policy uled to eaoM beCere the Sivortar on rhaiimattc favsr, Which, kllia Other davalopmanta today at mas to Puerto lUco. Tha air tores IfcKinnay criticised T a ft’s stand OowrtTjmrsdaj^ tha NATO matting included: tor building a combat-ready force extend the chain of radir . and and tha socialistic trend of the 35,000 Amarican chUdM radio potnU authoriaed last yaar already haa control points In on foreign policy iasues. Ha said YHURSDAY.NOV.2V.AY IP.M . ly, sinrnasrs hope that within 1. A private breakfaat at by the end of next year. Informed Bliarto Rico, about 1,000 milea tha Ohioan had jolnad with Sena­ Truman administration" tha chief Tha - I W I U L C COM ^ w h ^ . MMMX 6 0 1 1 ■durcea say the report calla for In the British Bahamas tolaads. workers were uMi _ V 'y V\it 1 M S t tei^Saw Tfuturo it wlU ba potal erhlch Gen. Eiaenhowar an(ar- tors Wbarry l it . Nab.), McCar­ eatalio a to hoM op OMlr ( G iA M C N M rm C o m m 8 When offlcUla went' before (Ceatlmwd ea Page Twe> V' 1 S t M l -.11 t bio to sIlMiiiiT- a n aao y aarioua talned Biitlah Foreign Secretary to get the money to . (OoBtfaMd SB Page Twa), thy (It, Wls,) and Houaa OOP ■MandseeTwr ceuw th n a t to ehOdrsa’a haolth. Anthony Edan. . Elaanhonar. a ^ « ea Pag* ElgM) 'Ooagrto* . - . V'itVA

ICANCHESTIR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27.1961 ' 'i.

P A ^ E T H t t S amt tkroo-yMT^ troUMa MM Tuna Tatk at aoahan, N. T., long-ranga mlMila aatabUahmaitt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TtESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1951 jpteoro wlU bo bold on abc Oraad •vrincMd, ni.. ladalla. Ito.; Ou- U. So May Double for tha tl. 8. figbUng MrvicM. (Doorbell Campaign Courtroom Comrades Clraiit bamoM trodu In ItM. ^ o in , in.; millanapoila and Ool- The Army and Afr Force proving Annual Trinity forfi — (ff> — A new m Hm *Clssh’ On Zoning pendent. assailed what ha called week were mumps caaea which s:>Ji flDr tUkM (or two Pnrtleipntlnc tmeka aro Ooet awara, O. Missiles Range grounds at White Rands, N. M., CJiickciipox Tops dropped from 10!13 .to 56. whooping is only 185 miles long. Teats there ' If GOP CaUs Taft * Greek Tecture Tito Cautions Ruaala'a "warmongwlng attitude" Judgs John 8. O. Rottner as preparation for a new war. cough 23 to 8, lobar pneumonia 17 have concentrated on firing Truman Keeps Friends to 2. scarlet fever 17 to 14. and (Condnaad (rom raga One) missiles up into the air. and Deputy Judge Charles N. "Hie basic motives undeiiying Reportable Ills (CoatbioaS from Page Oae) Crockett, Judicial comradea-ln- West Leaders streptococcal aor* throat from 3 The Navy conducts most of its On Parthenon the dangers of a new war are im­ amu, found themselves in op- to 1 case. from the launching baae at Cocoa missile launching from Point Issues In the ISfiO Ohio campaign. perialistic ones,” Tito said. peaite comers last night at the Chickenpox cases which Increaaa There were no rases of diph­ on tho eaot eoaat of Florida, Mugu on the California coast. Ha Indicated to reportora lio Hartford. Nov. 38—Dr. Rhys (OeattoMd (m * Pag* Om ) Yugoalavla's delegation at the Puzzled on 1952 Plans theria or typhoid fever cases re­ Outdance and monitoring is sup­ Zoning Board of Appeals pub­ Carpenter, Prefeaaor of Claaaleal United Nations in Paris has ed from 115 to 1.36 this past week The preaent range of air force thinks they wrill be major iuues lic meatlng. Judga Rottner ported this past week. TIAOITIONAl QUALITY UNCI 1900 plied by vessels at sea. again if he wins the OOP presi­ Archaelogy at Bym Mawr Collage, advaaoa that he cannot count charged that tha aatelUte Commu- continued to be Connecticut'* mo6t guided mloolles la a necret, but waa there In behalf of Andrew Key Weat, FI*.. Nov. 27—(S5— • Is hla candidate for the GOP nomt- AT ftwanf, It’* "YES” to 4 out dential nomination. )^ll deliver the Wth Annual Moore upon ramaining unpunished for hia nUt nations, aupported by Russia, reportable disease for the firth of S loan requMtt. Men end PUT10NWM CASR O O m ofriciala are now talking about ex­ Ansaldi who waa requesting aggreaalT* undertakings." have endangered the peace by President Truman kept even hi* nation. Taft got some added support in Greek Lecture in the Trinity Col­ Taft yesterday countered Mr. conaecutive week, according to women, married or ilnglo, XwsMhh ymm a **«i el oeae 699 tending the range to aend pllotleia his hid for the Republican nomina­ permiaaion to build an exten­ lage Auditorium at *!lS p. m. Tito, whoM Communist country numeroua border provocations and phone, writ* or com* In t^ay •mietei eRew la O. I. Md sion to a building in n Rural intimates puszled today over Tniman's recent Ineiatance that Ihe stale department of health. tion from Senator Capehart (R., Thuraday. on "Tha Parthenon." was thrown out of the Moscow- by attempting to have Tito’s gov- — for yourwif why ftwewaf Canade wHk a W n lia w lii C a * . bombers as for on 6,000 miles Into Ellington Realdenoe Zone, and Deputy. whether he will seek re-election. Tart won re-election aa Senator So far, this year, there have been m , Cmdlt Siiaiaw l N a aaal * t apan Ind.) i, ,1 ' Carpenter’a reputation in the lad Oominform for being too inde­ ' emment overthrown. Mrvod over a million Mtiified vmtr Afeonat — iMS'OQMMrro the South Atlantic. Judga Crockett was at the field of Claaaical Greek Arehaoolo- Hla press secretary, Joseph from Ohio as a reault of heavy 6617 rase* reported, aa compared LECLERC "The best interests of ths Unit­ spending by "apeclal Interest* ’ ruitomert lest year. Tho first squadron organized Misa Jacqueline M. McKnlght, ed States and the world would bo meeting representing property gy Is unparalleled in the United In 4804 case* for tho correapond- FUNERAL H O M E tot omR. leoelwM# Qt m mmef specifically to man pilotless bomb­ owmrs o p p o ^ to tha granting Short, voiced officially what other He testified that big la!x>r Ing period In 1950, and the five Uone 931 to fSOO frw * k a iN . A a ylr tadatd daughter of Mr. and Mra. Horace aerved in nominating Taft and Statea, according to Dr. Jamea A. uniona. Communists and White •a ilgnotwro nlono ers came Into being at the Florida of the request. Notopouloe, profeaaer of elaaaieal White Home aides have said off year average of 7008 caaea. R. McKnight of Badd'i Mills. El­ MacArthur — or MacArthur and I House official* campaigned FUNERAL guided mlssll^ teat re n t* on Oc­ Judge Rottner and Ansaldi languages. A b director of the the record: Other dlaeasea which ahowed an lington, became the bride of Paul Taft, taka your choice." Oapebart 1 against him "In the moat vitriolic comumrntfrwar iikii to f«r.rt9~ tober 1. Its announced mission Is told reporters. "Their election walked off with the decision. American School of Claaaical Stu- increase during the seven-day B. Ostergard son of Mr. and Mra. " ‘Your guese is as good - aa , attack probably ever conducted SERVICE to become combat ready by inten­ would safeguard tha U. 8. govern­ ?,**• Athena, Greece, which Trln- A REAL CHRISTMAS period Just ended were meaale* t iM o n a lL \ FINANCE C a i f ' ' ''i ^ sive training in the operation of mine." |I against any candidate.” which increased from 73 to 74 Christian Ostergard of Erie, Pa. ment for the next four years." *"°”**'* ••<1*8 In founding, he ted riBor - JAmvia Ri'ii.mno ______the Martin “Matador" B-61 pilot­ Nobody, even those who insist- j Taft gave a 22,000-word atate- cases, meningococcal meningttia 1 Walter N. The wedding took place In the Gen. Douglas MscAilhur, men­ Gerard D'AuteuU, Old Columbia did a great deal of work In the re- j 806 MAIN HTRF.r.T (Over Wonlworth'a) MANCHERTBR. OONIV. i '’^V less bomber. cpnatructlon of the pedimenU of ed Mr. Ttuman want* to throw the ' ment to a Senate committee in to 2, hromhopneumonia 17 to 28, Loclerc, in- >, J y Ellington Congregational Church tioned by Ospehart.. has said he road. S which he called completely false The agreement with the Domini­ the Parthenon. Jn addition to this LETTER FROM Democratic nomination to Chief Pnliomyelttis 2 to 8, gonorrhea 9 Director Dial 1416 • Oearga Hatliitt, T il MANagar "1 Un’t running for any political Mr. and Mra. Nunzzlo Ferraro ‘ Mr. Tniman’a speech before the 23 MAIN 8'r. can Republic will run for 10 years Saturday at 4 p.m. with the Rev. office. work, he haa written many books Justice Fred M. Vlnspn professed to 1,3, and tuberculnala caaea iMM 0*4, H tnliwii *1 *11 wn»**ll*4 H*a» . _ . 1 Dr. Vincent I. Daniels pastor of and daughter Geraldine of Route 6 National Woman'* Democratic and may thereafter be cancelled Taft told reporters he has dis­ on Greek art and the influence of to know whether Mr. Truman which increased from 2.5 to 41. Mancheater Call 5269 t Im« ,1 »1ie twh tw.4> ailw ftitllr ny«l4 I* II a«tMl la d d w ilg «lW _ «^ Ihe Old Greenwich First Congre­ left Friday for Florida where they the Greeks In Spain. SANTA GLAUS Club chjirginK apeclal intere.ata On the decline during tho past or extended by either party. It cussed foreign policy matters with will spend the winter at Miami would accept it or whether he provides that sites and “other in­ gational Church performing the The Moore Greek Lecture Fund poured money into Taft's re-elec­ double ring candlelight ceremony. Norman Armour, former ambas- Beach. Mid-Way garage, operat­ could win the nomination for the tion campaign. stallations," not detailed, may be asdor to Vsnesuela and former aa- was eaaUblUhed in 1932 In mem- The bride wss given In marriage ed by Mr. Ferraro, has been prv of Charles E. Moore, Claaa of Direct To noted Juriat. Taft charged that the campaign set up to acquire test data and to aiatant Secretary of State. He closed for the winter. maintain continuous control over by her father. Mrs. Nellie Larson, I*, to encourage the atudy of The President, who aaya he against him had the character of the chlirrh organist, played the said Armour could be considered Judith Binder, student at Bos­ a alniater conspiracy with much guided missiles. one of his advisers. Greek among Mudenta. Moore Lec­ Manchester won’t reveal his intentions for traditional wedding marches and ton University, and Mr. and Mrs. turers in recent years have includ­ 1952 until after he aubmlt* his of ita activity directed "right from The agreement provides that The Ohioan has said he thinks Louis Schiffman and family of Mrs. Ernest Meyer sang "Because" ed Sir Alfred Zimmem, Sir Cecil ■three major messages to Congress the While Hoiiae. ” the missilea are to be fios-n over nnd the "Lord’s Prsyer." The the "uninterested" cltlaen who New York, were holiday guests at Bowra of Oxford, Dr. John Finley waters under Dominican j.irisdic- doesn’t ordinarily vote can awing the home of Mr. and Mra. Sol Bin­ Children ! in January, aeema satisfied to church was decorated with palmi of Harvard, and Dr, Gilbert Highet keep everyone gtiesalng. 'V tlon. not over the mainland. U. and white chryaanthemuma. any election, if he is brought out der of Pine street. of Columbia. Form (Airporalion a. personnel is not to exceed .100, The matron of honor waa Mra. to the polls by a vigorous cam­ Mr. and Mr*. John A. Mac- He i* concentrating, for the mo­ DISTINCTIVE paign. except in exceptional caaea it may Alfred Erickson of Long Island, Veagh, entertained their daughter ment. on dominating the declalona reach ,^on, and the hrideamaids were Mlaa It was to reach that type of and her family. Mr. and Mra. of the party. To Conduct Sports ■ The agreement, like the earlier voter that Taft said he *73 Thomas Murphy, Nina Catherine Drop in at Keith's, pick out a colored letter for your chil­ FASHIONS Elizabeth Hoyns, Mrs. Charles Cop- dren, they’ll be thrilled when they receive It from Sant* For Instance, he told hia laat one covering the Bahamas, stipu­ apesches, spoke 147 time* on the and Mark Hickey, of Wynnewood. ley of Greenwich, Mlaa Ann Oater- L ocal Stocks Claua! Leave them at the atore, we will have them mailed pres* conference that he will In­ lates that missiles shall he un­ radio, appeared several time* on Pa., for Thanksgiving and the clude hi* controversial "fair deal" B. A. Sports Activities Inc., has In gard of Erie. Pa., and Mlaa Mary to your home from Santa Claua, Ind. been formed ns a corporation to armed -- that is, they will carry C. Metcalf of Ellington. television and toured 3*4 Indus­ holiday week-end. Quetationa funuibed By , domestic legislative program in promote, conduct and engage in dummy warheads. Even with this trial plants in hla Ohio re-election Mr*. John J. B. Wiley of Fall- Oobura A Middlebrook, 1m . his "state of the union" measage The matron of honor waa gown- all kind* of sport* and athletic provision, however, the air f,jrce sd In gold velvet with portrait drive. brook Farm. Chestnut Hill, enter­ 1:00 P. M. Prieea which he will deliver to Congress NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE! activiles. according to-a certifi­ exercises extreme caution to avoid neckline, fitted bodice with but­ ed the Veterans Hospital In New­ Bank Stocks In January. cate of Inrorporalion recorded in accidents. tons, boiiffsnt skirt and csrrted ington Monday for surgery. Bid Aakad And. the President said with the the town elerk’a office. The guided missile leaves Cocoa an old fsshion bouquet of brown, The hot lunch menu for Horace First National Bank spirit of the successful 1948 cam­ under the scrutiny of every elec­ yellow and gold leavea and halo Columbia Porter School this week includes of Mancheater . . . . 88 38 paigner, he could guarantee that The corporation's capital alock tronic and photographic device of aame. TVo bridesmaids were Wedneaday, chicken chow mein, Hartford National the "fair dead" will be a part of of $.50,000 la divided into .5.000 t \ rice, noodle*, green beans and share* of common Block, each '• known to American military gowned In green velvet nnd two In Mr*. John Pringle and Mra. Bank and Trust .. 261^ 3S<>k the 1952 Democratic platform. science. The control renter at the American beauty velvet and car­ doughnuts: Thursday. shepard'a Hartford C6nn. Truat 74 78 Most aaaoclatea agree that the having a par value of 110. Start­ •V ^ ■V Sawryer Medbury have been ap­ pie. cole sUw and cookies: Fl-iday, ing capital ia $2,000. base takes full charge of the ried similar botiquets. Mancheater Truat... 57 _____ nomination of Sen. Robert A. Taft Boston baked beans. Harvard missile as It rises from the Etic Ostergard of Erie, Pa., pointed by Mra, Donald TutUe, Phoemx State Bank of Ohio by the Republican* would Tile Incorporators, all member A> launching platform. As the missile chairman of Columbia Recreation beets. Jello. Bread and butter and and Trust ...... 56 61 be the biggeet inducement for Mr. of the Brltl.sh-American club, are aerved hi* brother as best man. milk la served with each meal. passes along the route, Its instru­ Ushering were L. James McKnlght Council, to act as co-chairmen for Fire iBsaraaea UBOiDMtaa Truman to run again. Harold E. Turkington. Fred Dick­ ments report back to monitoring and J. Dixon McKnight brothers the annual Chriatmas party spon­ Aetna F ir e ...... 61 53 The Prenldent has aaid that Taft son, and James L. Oaskell. stations. of the bride, Richard T. Daly, Jr., sored each year by the council for Hartiord Fire ...... 126 134 These stations ran also take ramhildge nnd Dr. Jan Leven of all the children of the town. Mrs. Conn. Power Picks National Fire ...... 56 56 over direction of the missile from Hartford. Pringle and Mr*. Medbury have Phoenix ...... 80 84 the launching renter. Should the The hride'a gown was of white set Friday, Dec. 21. as a date for Gillespie Director Lite and indemnity Ina. Ooa. Ualimftad In dwa0*y and dadra* pilotless craft fail to respond to satin with bouffant aklrt ending the party and further details will Aetna Casualty ...... 87 93 InMfU* riii«. I4K___ UK (oM ilfoat riiit.__4M the normal controls, it freshment*. for the youth of the vacancy caused by the recent A reception followed the cere­ Hartford Gas Co. ... 36.. M town. Plana will depend on wheth­ death of John E. Ljoich of Hart­ mony in the church parlor*. The So. New England ■uu rayewBle lavHaA Mon — dnea Miay'ra from Midiaolt. couple left on an unannounced er Or not there aeem* to be Inter­ ford. Gillespie is preaident. treasurer Tel...... 324 344 fm a Rambler F^n t w h w w-edding tour and after Dec. 3 est enough to warrant it. Council members will be pleaaed to hear and a director of Gillespie Broth- Manufacturiag Conpaalas they will he at home at 52 Doane Am. Hardware ...... 174 194 street, Manchester. the reaction from the young peo­ eri. Inc., publishers of the Stam­ ford Advocate. A native of Stam­ Arrow Hart and Heg. 52 55 SAYS PHIL RIZZUTO JOHHS The bride is s graduate of Rock­ ple. ford and a graduate of Massachu­ Aaso. S p rin g...... 32 35 ville High School and Simmon* Plana for a hobby show to be M E O l C l H E setts Institute of Technology, he Bristol B rass...... 14 16 College Nursing program of 1949. held in March were also diacua.sed. “The more I drive my has long been active in Stai^ord (tollln.a ...... 190 210 Mr., O.stergard was graduated There have been various requests Em-Hart ...... 62 4 66‘ j Rambler Country Club, for a repeat of such a show ever civic, industrial and financial cir­ from Strong Vincent High School, cle*. Fafnlr Bearing...... 38 41 the better I like it. It's Gi*-es TW O important Erie. Pa., and M I T. in 1949. He since the one ao successfully giv­ He is a director of the Stamford Hart A Cooley ...... 41 44 benefits. First it gives received hia master of aclence de- en here by the council two year* the absolute tops in traf­ Hospital, the Stamford Chamber Landers, Frary, Clk. 23 4 25'4 JEWELERS ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1*00 prompt relief of cough ^ e e in 1950. iHe waa a member of ago in the fall. With an announce­ and throat irritation due___ of Commerce, the Stamford Sav­ New Brit. Mach. Co. 43 46 fic and the gas mileage is ^ e t a Xi, Social Fraternity and ment of one planned for spring it 958 MAIN STREET ...... MANCHESTER to colds by its soothing effect on the ings Bank, Fidelity Title k Trust North and Judd . . . . 28 31 almost unbelievable.” The great Yankee Sigma Xi, Honorary Fraternltv. i* hoped that proapectlve exhibi­ Russell M fg...... 18 20 throat. Second, it helps build resist­ tor* will begin to plan early. Co., the Stamford-Greenwich Man­ ahortstop is right again. The Rambler’s IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREET ance to colds caused by lack of vita­ An automobile waa found aban­ ufacturers Council, president and Stanley Work* com. .53 86 doned on Ellington avenue ahortly Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, chairman Flying St engine set the all-time Mobilgas min A. Get Father John's Medicine treasurer of the Western Con­ Terry Steam ...... 90 100 after midnight Sunday morning of the program committee of the today and get results. necticut Broadcasting Co., and Torrington ...'...... 32 <4 34 4 Eranomy Run mileage record— 31.05 miles with the reglatration plates mla- the council, told the hoard that Union M fg...... 194 224 '*T’ ahirta had been ordered for vice president of the Stamford to the gallon with overdrive. See and drive sing. It waa later learned it had Rubbier Supply Co. U. S. Envelop* Com. 90 100 been stolen from a parking lot In the youth of the Gra-Y sponsored U. S. Envelop* Pfd. .59 64 America’s newest, smartest “ Hardtop” — program at the YMCA. A CRC Hartford and belonged to Ernest Veeder-Root...... 37 40 the Rambler Country Qub. H. Cole of 83 Britol street. Hart­ emblem, as well as that of the I'he above quotation* are not to ford. It waa taken to a garage for Gr*-Y 1* on the shirt, and space be eonatnied aa actual market*. the night and when the owner planned for badge* which will be About Town claimed the car Sunday afternoon awarded to the youth proficient in ho reported the spare tire was certain athletic fields. St. Elizabeth's Mothers' Circle miasing. During a Brownie meeting to be will meet tomorrow evening with Wedne.sday night at * p. m , El- held in Yeomans HaJl between Mrs. Anthony Gryk, 28 Cottage W 3:4.5 and 5 o'clock Monday after­ street. meet. in the ElUngton Town Hall for the regu­ noon, an investiture ceremony and CIRCLE lar business meeting and aoctal. A "fly-up" into Scoiita will be con­ The Sacred Heart Mothers Cir­ TODAY Ihni WED chaplain will be elected at this ducted. Mothers sre invited to at­ cle will meet Thursday evening at ks Nash Ambassador-for ma meeting for the ensuing year. tend. Leaders. Troop committee 8 o'clock at the home of Mra. John memberi and acme mothers will Fitzgerald, Lakewood circle, Mra Chappuis' class at the El­ proride refreshments. north. is ie titt* lington Center School visited the Warren Coveil and Frank Mile- SAYS HIRMAN HICKMAN Indian museum in Somers this achnlg, the two young men from Group B of the Center Congre­ week. The students are studying the Univeraity of Connecticut who gational Church will hold a mili­ “ The Ambassa-. about Indian life and the trip to have been engaged by Columbia tary whiat party Friday evening dor is a cheat the museum was a great value in Congregational Church to work at 8. o’clock in Woodruff Hall. Re­ giving opportunity to see Indian with the young people of the freshments will be served and door car. I know. I war masks, hatchet*, bows and church, were introduced to the and table prizes presented. Every­ PIu 8 i “BANNERUNE- own and drive arrows, medicine bags filled with one ia welcome, whether coming members by Dr. George S. one, and you can’ t beat the Jetfire Yes, the gift problem is no problem at all when you herbs and Indian tepee*. At the Brooke* Sunday morning. That alone or making up a table. STARTS THURSDAY engine for all-round performance,” museum the students were tokl afternoon the young men met with THE STORY OF THE A son was bom last night at many Interesting farts about In­ the teaching staff of the Church MILLIONAIRE TOM CATt Yale's famous football coach, noted have a Christmas Club Check coming to you about dian life, School and later with the young the Manchester Memorial Hospital raconteur and T V star is a fine people's group. They made plana to Mr. and Mr*. John Curtin of "RHUIARI" Mrs. Willi* Pritt of Cry.«tal judge o f fine cars, too. For only Lake road has retv:rne

sl» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1951 PAGXTHSEB ui4 tk m *y M r^ troUMt *a< TUM Vark at OMhtn, N. T., long-range mlaafle aaUbllahmant p«e®n will b* hM M ttx r - JAKVin nrii,DiNn ______the Martin "Matador” B-61 pilot­ Tha wedding took place )n the Gerard D’AuteulI, Old Columbia 506 MAIN HTRRr,T (Over WoolwoHh'a) MANCBB8TKR. COHlta Gen. Douglaa MacArthur, men­ cqnatructlon of the pediments of ed Mr. li-umen wants to throw the ment to a Senate committee In to 2. bronchopneumonia 17 to 28, Leclerc, less bomber. tioned by Oapehart, has said he road. which he called completely false ( v > ‘. The agreement with the Domini­ Ellington Congregational Church the Parthenon. Jn addition to this LETTER FROM Democratic nomination to Chief Poliomyelitis 2 to 8, gonorrhea 9 Dlroctor Dial 1 4 J0 a Oaarfa HasliUt, YH •8AHniar“ H|7 ’ ^ Saturday at 4 p.m. with tha Rev. len t running for any political Mr. and Mrs. Nunzzio Ferraro work, he has written many books Mr. Truman's speech before the to 13. ami tiiberculnsla casra 43 MAIN 8T. IN S I aw k ta m l4«H »l all wnaaaOa i H ew ...... can Republic will run for 10 years office. and daughter Geraldine of Route 6 Justice Fred M. Vlnspn professed Dr. Vincent I. Danieli pastor of on Greek art’and tha influence of National Woman’s Democratic which incre.ised from 25 to 41. Call 5269 1 tiaa af JIM taih thl.W alna yiaagih nyal4 la H namaHw aratM yJw lllatgX« J and may thereafter be cancelled Taft told reporteri he has dis­ left Friday for Florida where they SANTA CLAUS to know whether Mr. Truman Club charging special Interests Mancheater or extended by either party. It the Old Greenwich First Congre­ the Greeks in Spain. would accept it or whether he On the decline during the past cussed foreign policy matters with will spend the winter at Miami The Moore Greek Lecture Fund poureil money Into Taft's rc-clec- provides that sites and "other in­ gational Church performing the could win the nomination for tha double ring candlelight ceremony. Norman Armour, former ambas­ Beach. Mid-Way garage, operat­ was eetablUhed In 1522 In mcm- tlon campaign. stallations." not detailed, may be sador to Venezuela and former as­ ed by Mr. Ferraro, has been Direct To noted jurist. Taft charged that the campaign set up to acquire teat data and to The bride waa given In marriage ory of Charles E. Moore, Class of sistant Secretary of State. He closed for the winter, ’18, to encojjfage the study of The President, who says he against him had the character of maintain continuous control over by her father. Mrs. Nellie Laraon. said Armour could be considered Judith Binder, student aJ Bos­ Greek among atudentz. Moore Lec­ a sinister conspiracy with much guided missiles. the church organist, played the Manchester won’t reveal his Intentions for traditional wedding marches and one of his advisers. ton University, and Mr. and Mrs. turers In recent years have Includ­ 1952 until after he submits his of Its activity directed "right from The agreement provides that Mrs. Ernest Meyer sang “ Because” The Ohioan has said hs thinks Louis gchiffman and family of ed Sir Alfred Zimmern, Sir Cecil three major rorisagee to Ongresjt the White 'House." the missiles are to be flown over nnd the "Lord’s Prayer.” The the ’’uninterested” citlsen who New York, were holiday guests at Bow-ra of Oxford, Dr. John Finley In January, seems satlrfled to waters under Dominican jurisdic­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bin­ Children ! church was decorated with palms doesn’t ordinarily vote can swing of Harvard, and Dr, Gilbert Hlghet keep everyone guessing. tion, not over the mainland. U. any election, if he is brought out der of Pine street, of Columbia. and white chrysanthemums. He is concentrating, for the mo­ Form ('orporalion DISTINCTIVE S. personnel is not to exceed .100, The matron of honor was Mrs. to the polls by e vigorous cam­ Mr. and Mra. .lohn A. Mac- except In exceptional cases It may paign. Veagh, entertained their daughter ment, on dominating the decialons Alfred Erickson of Long Island, of the party. reach ,100. and the bridesmaids were Miss It was to reach that type of and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Drop In at Keith's, pick out a colored letter for your chil­ To Comliica Sports FASHIONS The agreement, like the earlier Elizabeth Hoyns, Mrs. Charles Cop­ voter that Taft said he ipade 873 Thomas Murphy, Nlns Catherine dren, they’ll be thrilled when they receive It from Santa For Inatance. he told his last one covering the Bahamas, stipu­ ley of Greenwich, Miss Ann Oster­ speeches, spoke 147 times on the and Mark Hickey, of Wynnewood, Local Stocks Claus! Leave them at the store, we will have them mailed preaa conference that he will In­ lates that missiles shall he un­ radio, appeared several times on Pa., for Thankagiving and the clude hla controversial "lair deal " B. A. Sports Activities Inc., has in gard of Erie, Pa., and Mlaa Mary to your home from Santa Claus, Ind. been formed as a corporation to armed — that is, they will carry C. Metcalf of Ellington. television and toured 384 Indus­ holiday week-end. Qnetatlona tumalMd By domestic legislative program in dummy warheads. Even with this trial plants In his Ohio re-election Mra. John J. B. Wiley of Fall- Ooburo M NOddlebrooh, loe. hia "state of the union" meaaage promote, conduct and engage In The matron of hoinor was gnwn- all kinds of sporU and athletic 9 provision, however, the air force »d In gold velvet with portrait drive. brook Farm, Chestnut Hill, enter­ 1 ;M P. M. Prieea NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE! which he will deliver to Congress exercises extreme caution to avoid ed the Veterans Hospital In New­ Bank Slocsta In January. actlviles. according to.a certifi­ neckline, fitted bodice with hut- cate of Incorporation recorded in accidents. Inna, bouffant skirt and carried ington Monday for surgery. Bid Aakad And, the President said with the 'The hot lunch menu for Horace the town clerk's office. The guided missile leaves Cocoa sn old fashion bouquet of brown, First National Bank apirit of the aurcesaful 1948 cam­ Porter School this week includes The corporation’s capital Stock under the scrutiny of every elec­ yellow and gold leavea and halo of Manchester . . . . ss M paigner, he could guarantee that Columbia Wednesday, chicken chow mein, of 5.50.000 IS divided into 5,000 tronic and photographic device of aame Two Hridesmalda were Hartford National the "fair dead" will be a part of rice, noodles, green beans and known tn American military gowned In green velvet and two In Bank and Trust .. 264 M 4 the 1952 Democratic platform. shares of common stork, each Mrs. John Pringle and Mrs. doughnuts: Thursday. Shepard's * ^ science. The control renter at the American beauty velvet and car­ Hartford Conn. Trust 74 75 Moat associates agree that the having a par value of 510. Start­ pie, cole slaw and cookies; Friday. base takes full charge of the ried aim liar bouquets. Sawyer Medbury have beer ap­ Mancheater Trust... 57 — nomination of Sen. Robert A. Taft ing capital la 52.000. pointed by Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Boston baked beans. Harvard Phoemx State Bank of Ohio by the Republicans would The incorporators, sll member missile as it rises from the Erie Ostergard of Erie, Pa., beets, jello. Bread and butter and chairman of Columbia Recreation and Trust ...... M 61 be the biggest inducement for Mr. of the British-American club, are launching platform. As the missile aerved hla brother aa beat man. milk ia aerved with each meal. passes along the route. Its instru­ Ushering were L. James McKnIght Fire iBsuranco UeaoMlae Truman to run again. Harold E. Turkington, Fred Dick­ Council, to act as co-chairmen for Aetna F ir e ...... 51 53 son. and James U Gaskell. ments report back to monitoring nnd J. Dixon McKnIght brothers the Bnniisl Christmas party spon­ The President has said that Taft stations. of the bride. Richard T. Daly, Jr.. HarUord Fire ...... 125 134 sored each year by the council for National Fire ...... 56 56 These stations can also take Canihridge nnd Dr. Jan Leven of all the children of the town. Mrs. Conn. Power Picks Phoenjx ...... 80 84 over direction of the missile from Hartford, Pringle and Mrs. Medbury have the launching renter. Should .the Ute sod laOenuUty Ina. Caa. The bride’s gown waa of white set Friday. Dec. 21, sa a date for Gillespie Director Aetna Casualty ...... 87 92 . ^ ^ • U"0ailla«l M kMlky oaO Oailra- pilotless craft fail to respond tn satin with bouffant skirt ending the party and further details will Ixtafli* rln«, 14K.------440 IM ftW ila tla a ft., «A a N a t hh ring kan^iamaly itylad monitors along the range. mans Hall Saturday night, dis­ 600 attached to a sweetheart bonnet nounced today the election of PobUc Utilities // IW ------437J0 I4K______lie The center at Cocoa Is the only With trim. cArrifrl whitA cussed the possibility of giving a w Kingsley Gillespie of Stamford to Conn. Light, Power 144 and mattarfully craftad. laeallani rosea with stephanotis and croton New Year's Eve dance, complete leavea, its board of directors. He Alla a Conn. P o w e r ...... 36 ^fricat induila fadarol Taa with hats and noisemakers and re­ Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 45 aaiua —and an Imoartant flO iut«at- A reception followed the cere­ freshments, for the youth of the vacancy caused by the recent death of John E, Lynch of Hart­ Hartford Gas Co. ... 36 mony in the church parinra. The town. Plans will depend on wheth­ So. New England la vlto d Hon — ttnct Miay'ra from AAkhaali. couple left on an unannounced er or not there seems to be Inter­ ford. I'm a RamMer F^n Tel...... 324 est enough to warrant Jt. Council Gillespie Is president, treasurer 344 wedding tour and after Dec. 3 Manotartiiriag Cxtmpanlea they wtu he at home at 52 Doane members will be pleased to hear and a director of Gillespik Broth­ ers, Inc., publishers of the Stam­ Am. H ardw are...... 174 194 stfeet, Mancheater. the reaction from the young peo­ Arrow Hart and Heg. SAYS PHIL RIZZUTO ple. ford Advocate. A native of Stam­ S3 55 JOHHS The bride la a graduate of Rock- Asso. S prin g...... 32 35 Plans for a hobby show to be ford and a graduate of Massachu­ M E O l C l H E ^ le High School and Simmons Bristol B rass...... 14 16 held in March were also discussed. setts Institute of Technology, he “ The more I drive my 0>llege Nursing program of 1949. has long been active in Stamford Collins ...... 190 210 Mr., Ostergard waa graduated There have been various requests Em-Hart ...... 624 664 Rambler Country Club, for a repeat of such a show ever civic, industrial and financial cir­ from Strong Vincent High School. cles. Fafnlr Bearing . . . . ! 38 41 the better 1 like it. It's Gi\f8 T W O ImporUnt Erie, Pa., and M.I.T. In 1949. He since the one so miccessfully giv­ benefits. Pint it gives He is a director of the Stamford Hart A Cooley ...... 41 44 received hia master of aclence de- en here by the council two years Landers, Frary. Clk. 234 254 the absolute tops in traf­ JEWELERS ...... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1000 prompt relief of cough ago In the fall. With an announce­ Hospital, the Stamford Chamber ^ e e In 1950. rfle v^-as a member of of Commerce, the Stamford Sav- New Brit. Marh. Co. 43 46 fic and the gas mileage is and. throat irritation due ______^ e t a XI. Social Fraternity and ment of one planned for spring It 958 M AIN STREET...... MANCHESTER lo cmlds by its soothing effect on the inga Bank, Fidelity Title A Trust North and Judd . ... 28 31 almost unbelievable.” The great Yankee Sigma XI, Honorary Fraternity. Is hoped that prospective exhibi­ Russell Mfg...... 18 20 throat. Second, it helps build resist­ tors will begin to plan early. Co., the Stamford-Greenwirh Man­ shortstop is right again. 'The Rambler’s IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREET ance to colds caused by lack of vita­ An automobile waa found aban­ ufacturers Council, president and Stanley Works com. 63 56 doned on Ellington avenue ahortly Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, chairman Terry Steam ...... 90 100 Flying Scot engine set the all-time Mobilgas min A. Get Father Jolin's Medicine of the program committee of the treasurer of the Western Con­ t ^ y and get results. after midnight Sunday morning necticut Broadcasting Co., and Torrington ...... 324 34 4 E (»n om y Run mileage record— 31.05 miles with the registration plates mls- the council, told the board that Union Mfg...... 104 ’T ” shirts had been ordered for vie* president of the Stamford 224 to the gallon with overdrive. See and drive "ing. It was later learned It had Rubber Supply Co. U. S. Envelope Com. 90 100 stolen from a parking lot In the youth of the Gra-Y sponsored U. S. Envelope Pfd. 59 64 America’s newest, smartest “ Hardtop” — Hartford and belonged to Ernest program at the YMCA. A CRC 37 emblem, as well as that of the 40 the Rambler Country Club. H. Cole of S3 Britol street, Hart­ • art not to Gra-Y Is on the shirt, and spare ford. It was taken to a garage for be construed as U markets. planned for badges which will be the night and when the owner About Town ---- > claimed the car Sunday afternoon swarded to the youth proficient In he reported the spare tire waa certain athletic fields. St. Elizabeth's Mothers' Circle missing. During a Brou-nle meeting to be wUl meet tomorrow evening with held in Yeomans Hall between Mrs. Anthony Gryk, 28 Cottage W Wednesday night at 6 p. m.. El­ street. lington Grange will meet in the 3:4,5 and 5 o’clock Monday after­ noon, an Investiture ceremony and CIRCLE Ellington Town Hall for the regu­ The Sacred Heart Mothers Cir­ lar buaineas meeting and social. A ” fly-up’’ Into Scouta will be con­ ducted. Mothers are Invited to at­ cle will meet Thursday evening at TODAY thro WED. chaplain will be elected at this 8 o'clock at th* home of Mrs. John meeting for the ensuing year. tend. Leaders. Troop committee tha Nash Ambassador-fbr rm members and aome mothers will Fitzgerald, Lakewood circle, Mra Chappuis’ class at the El­ provide refreshments. north. lington Center School visited the Warren Coveil and Frank Mile- SAYS HIRMAN HICKMAN Indian museum In Somers this schnig, the two young men from Group B of the Center Congre­ week. The students are studying gational Church will hold a mili­ the University of Connecticut who “ The Ambassa­ about Indian life and the trip to have been engaged by Columbia tary whist party Friday evening the museum was a great value In Congregational Church tn work at 8 o’clock in Woodruff Hall. Re­ dor is a GREAT giving opportunity to see Indian with the young people of the freshments ivill be served and door rjggatn car. I know. I I and table prises presented. Every­ war masks, hatchets, bows and church, were introduced to the Plugt‘‘BANNERLlNE" own and drive arrows, medicine bags filled with' membera by Dr. George S. one Is welcome, whether coming alone or making up a table. one, and you can’t beat the Jetfire Yes, the gift problem is no problem at oil when you herbs and Indian tepees. A t the Brookes Sunday morning. That STARTS THURSDAY museum the students were toM afternoon the young men met with mgine for all-round performance.” A son was born last night at THE STORY OF THE many Interesting facts about In­ the teaching staff of the Church MILLIONAIRE TOM CAT! Y ^ e ’s famous football coach, noted dian life, School and later with the young the Manchester Memorial Hospital hove a Christmas Club Check coming to you about to Mr. and Mra John Curtin of raconteur and T V star is a fine Mrs. Willis Pratt of Crystal people's group. They made plans "RHUIARI" for a meeting next Sunday eve­ 213 Center street. They have two Plus: A Blaalag Drama Of China judge o f fine cars, too. For only Lake road has returned from the daughters and another son. Manchester Memorial Hospital ning, to be preceded by a pot luck “PEKING EXPRESS” the Am basudor oflers scores o f supper which will be held In Yeo­ this time of year. where she recovered from an at­ Cub Pack No. 112 will meet at luxury features like the Airliner Re­ tack of pneumonia. mans Hall at 5:30, All young people Interested are Invited to the West Side Recreation Building clining Seat, Weather Eye Condi­ NEW CAR TTie annual banquet and meet­ Join this group, and need not be tonight at 7:30. tioned A ir System. Try it with ing of the Boy Scouts of Highland members of ths church. retraua t a m «41 Hydia-Matic Drive or Overdrive. .^strict will be held at Hicks Me- The Farm Bureau home eco­ Wiorlsl School. Tolland, Wednes­ nomics group held a sewing class JteiM Matea Dick rawcll day evening, Nov. 26. highland reter Dew for better dresses today. In Yeo­ EASTWOOD Smics TZaSr The 1952 Club District embraces Ellington. mans Hall, from 10:30 a. m. until " Y o o Plans are all complete for (he 3 p. m. Those attending brought Mbmq “ D esert N e v e r fashion show and card party spon­ their mste^als, pattern and saw­ DIrli Pawpll // “THE Yrser n«w F o x ” C an T ell” W. sored by the Ellington Woman's ing equipinent. I ^ a l leaders who at 1:11 at (:SS a S;4S Qub which will ^ held In the instructed were Mrs. Newton B. DESERT “YOU — ■■f — iicas iz auSld^uin "ot the Einhgtdn Citn- Sflillh. Mas. ’^Jolih Mr*. FOX" NEVER - 'l l . Is Now Eonning. ris*-’ ter School Tuesday night at 8 p. John Cragin and Mrs. Evan Kull- (The Merr el - WEDKESDAT Beeim«l) C A N T E L L ” "Aeroaa Tlw Tilde MIeemiil” m. Mra. Louis Lavitt Is chairman gren. S:ie-S:SS-S:U UU-I;U la Teehaleolar IF YOU'VE NEVER TRIED THIS METHOD OP SAVING of the committee which bks made Mr. and Mra. Andrew Quinn of DO IT IN THE COMING YEAR. the arrangements. Willlnlantlc have purchased the W*d. “AtrsM WI4s llltMari” tack. house on Jonathan Trumbull high- r • Eoay Fioa PorUag a SAYS SILL PRANCI w’ay south of the center, occupied If you've been in the habit of saving the Christmas Club way per­ “FOif THE DEAL by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart TIbbita LAND SURVEYING for several yeara, from Rhinehart ‘Take it from me at a Greenberg at Seymour. Philip H. 4 — DAYS — 4 race oflScial and former haps you will want to increase your savings this year. Ilham, estate agent from Co­ driver, there is no stiffer Edwonl L Dovb. Jr. lumbia, handled the sale. Mr. STARTS TONORROW OF YOUR LIFE” Isham said tfie Qulnn’a son and STATE test than N. A.S.C. A.R .’s EagtotMoR tM 4 Borvoyw 50c PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS - $25JI0 hia wife, recently married, will 2 GIANT HITS ON THE SAME SHOW Grand National Circuit stock car races. 15 Praetor Boail, MaiMkestar make their home there.- T sL 7015 Two newly constructed bouses On speedways across the nation, the new in Columbia are now being occu­ Nash AM y te has been proven a winner." $1.00 PER WEEK ^OR 50 WEEKS - $50.00 pied by their owners. Mr. and says N . A . S. C A . R.’s president. Bill M ra Harry L. Decker,' formerly of France. Compare the Statesman. CALL Staten Island, N, Y., have moved into their home built on Pint It’s the biggest, roomiest car in its price $2.00 PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS - $100i00 Chortot W. Lathr«p street by Mason Nuhfer. Mrs. class, yet it delivers more than 25 m.p.g. Decker Is the elsUr of Mrs. Edna FOB at average highway speed. LIABILITY INSURANCE Rimington. | $5.00 PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS - $250.00 AND REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. Ward Roaebrooka, m and her mother, who lives with 150 Eaat ow tar St. TaL S-05S4 them, moved Friday from the for­ mer Nuhfer heme, now owned iu iin i«a DaGkie,lk Ah Airflyie Ride, in the Vlbiidk Most $10.00 PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS - $500.00 BUY NOW Leonard Rohinaon, to their new DGIANTHIT. . Some Models At the Old Price and Old Tax, Double Sayings! house on Lake read, near Sleepy HoUow aection. ONI OF THi ORIAT Frivato Parly later- Miaa Ann Hinrichs, w ho. spent the Thanks|1vlng hoUdaya st hsr FRONTIIR lATTLiSI horns, has returned to her classes DUlCMOlir •stei ia laai lait- at Skidmore College. AM# ■ Dean Tibbits, of Peeksklll Mili­ COOMMa % tary Academy, spent the holiday THE EAST THE SAVINGS BANK abla ter apartaMat rccees at hU heme. His father h r M I R r jr drove him back to school Sunday. i . j u i w j r Dr. and Mrs. Harry. Fox, WUli- BOLAND MOTORS, INO. — BOLAND MOTORS •r 21 ar aiara pri­ maatle-Hartford roiul, have aa RONAIR RMONRA OUTPOST iv a jiH r j.* Your Hometown Nash Dealer thsir gusst, Mrs. Fox’s methsr, 349 CiNTIK SY. MANCHESTIR vate haaiai. Write Mrs. Annls Ittttg a t Osorgia. OF MANCHESTER Gsorgo Tuls a t Springflsld, I iif v'l - M' ■ t Mi iili-m ( 'ms 389 CINTiR STUBT AT WIST CRNTIR STRUT TEL 4079 Mass., spent the wsek-snd as the vsm I Esthtr WUlisms in It " T l « Lass ^ A MUTUAL S A V IN G sW iK I--E /.MB.'.SSAOOR • THE SIATfSWAN Bax Qi Harali. guest of Richard D'AuteulI. at the ^AT I *TEXA8 CARNIVAL** I tte L s o r . ^ ^ ■ . . ■ ■ hoRM at hia paisBta, Mr. and Mrs. tHE R.UMBIEB Oeponlts Oaornateed la Full By The Savings Bonks Oaoroaty Fuad O f Ooaaeetknt, lae. Jc' i- ■<'i ■ J

-1- i / MANCHESTER EVfcNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1951 PAGBmP f O I A IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAT. NOVEMBER *T. 1981 Ing will adjourn tn tha auditorium disease In the flooded Po River where a few members of the Burn CarcasBCB (ten ■, provialon Car aitbar fraa reaming Savinos Honored ^ Gangs of workmen towed th* e Masonic funeral service et the WKNB— 848 r r i w e n _ ! • w h a y — tie Board of Education will be pres­ ImqMCtlMi taama ar a gtwrantae Holmes Funeral Home. Enerfmcjr Doctors ent to anawer questions concern­ Of Italy Bea8t8 dead beasts. to fires on high Wiftnts agaliist a military M Uh^. These Hits Strikes Obituary wcoo-i2f8 Today s Kadto At Housewarming ing the many problems thst now ground tn the Poiesln* and Rovi­ two points wars axpaetad to be Kobert Mercer Taft’s Costs Soviet Bloc WONB—1418 o ' WFHA—188.1WFHA—168.7 exist at the Green due to the rapid go areas. Yesterday four cases of moat dtstaatetui tp the Commu- Graveside committal Mrvices Physicians of the Manchei- WDBC—1880 Eastera Btaadard Tim* WTHT—1288 housing development in thst ares. Rovigo, Italy, Nov. 27 <05 • scarlet fever were reported there. ter Medical Aaaociatlon who Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Savtno, who Offlclsls feared epidemlci aista. for Robert Mercer, former naldent An Important business meeting Carcasses of drowned cattle and The Red plan aropoaed: As Curb on ef Ihis town, who died at the home P laced at will respond to emergdhey formerly resided at 142 Pearl will follow the Informative ques­ might break out as the result of 1. Hoatilitles to end tha day aa D e M h a calls tomorrow afternoon are D elays on Oil 10:15— street, were given a house warm­ horses burned on smoking pyres damaged sewer systems and the of hla son, Robert E. Mercer in Po­ WTHT—Valiant Lady. WONS—Jack’s Waxworka tion-answer period. armistice is signed. mona, Calif., will be held tomorrow Dr. Plorence Merah, 3113; and WTHT—Elmer Davis. ing Sunday in their new home- af today as authorities worked to "■'-•••spds of snlmsls drowned in 2. ’ Armad torcea to writhdraw Mr*. W iUan B. Maheaey Dr. John Prignano, 2-1616. W nC—Backstage Wife. Love lane. avert a threatened outbreak of tbs vast flood area. ^ e c k U.S. Output afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bast WCCC—Music. 10:80— from tha demilltariaad son* with­ Mrs. Emily L. Evans Mahoney, Cemetery. Rev. Fred R. Edgar, 100 Million Arms Talks WDRC—John Foster Dulles. The party was planned and a t Bowies Tours in thro* days after tha signing. 48, wife of William B. Mahoney o t pastor of the South Methodist WHAY—Polka Hop. tended by Mr. Savino'a parents. m — f — (Oeatlaoeg from Pago Oaa) * WKNB—News; Request Mstl WTHT—United or Not. Mr. snd Mrs. .loseph Ssvlno, end S. Military forcOs to vacate 16 Eldridge atreet, died yeatarday Church, will officiate, and the (CoaUnnad from Fag* One) (Coatinned from Pag* Oae) w n tJ —Playhouse. coastal islands and acaa off each afUmoon at the Manchester Me­ Manchester Lodge of Mesons wilt nee. his three brothers and their fam­ Calcutta, Iiiflia tlii .llM tke cMM>flTe Una if a others coasts within flve dajrs. qulrementa of tha military for WDRC—Winner Take All. 11:00 — ilies. The couple received s purse morial Hospital following a short conduct the Masonic ritual. Mr. charged the other with excessive field (D., Mont.) and Rap. John News on All Stations. tiiB atraamMit ia aigncd within 4. Armed force* etay out of strategic metals auch as steel, lllneaq, Born in East Walpole, Mercer was an honorary member spending. Gaudle Airs M. Vory* (R., Ohio), members of 4 :1 8 - of money as s gift. A delirious buf­ Calcutta, India, Nov. 27 (85 S0 4ara tha buffer sone. aluminum and copper have been Mas*., she had been a resident o t of Washington Lodge No. 117, Taft was not present as Fdr- the House Foreign Affaire com­ WTIC—Stells Dallas. 11:15— fet luncheon, which was bro:ight Chester Bowles, the new U. 9. 5. Create a joint commission Manchester for the past year. LOL. g^on testified. He ia In North mittee and of the U. S. delega* WTHT—Marriage For Two. WTHT-Sport*. by the guests, was served, and an H m acraemant do«a not halt met bn schedule. But he said there WDRC—Sid Walton Show WDRC—The World Tonight. enjoyable evening was spent by Ambassador to India, toured Cal­ tha flchtinf. Afrccmrnt firat responsible for armistice arrange­ Besides her husband, aha leaves Funeral arrangementa are being Carolina on a speaking tour. Jack tlon in Peris. , cutta today. ments and supervision. has not been enough to meet all made by the Watkina Funeral Martin, his administrative assist­ Free Trips 4:86™- WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. all. m tat ha rtachad on three other needs for such things aa farm ma­ a daughter. Miss Ann Mahoney of 2. The United States strongly WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. Wheh he arrived In India, fl— M aiijirnliilnn of the armla- Brig. Oen. William P. Nuckols. thta town; her mother, Mrs. Home, 142 East Center street ant, aat behind the committee and supported Italian U. N. member­ WTIC—New*. Bowles promised to see all ser- PLANNING who speaks for the UN command, chinery to increase food produc­ There will be no cslling hours. listened to the testimony. . WTIC—Young Wldder Brown. WHAY—Night Watch. tid>, wchanire of prieoners, and tion. Oiarles Evans of Medfleld, Msm .; ship. Vorys, in the trusteeship WTHT—Bob Lloyd Show. Problems At (irceh yon* of the country so he could recommendation* to govemmenta. said the Red plan seemed to deni two sisters, Mrs. Edna Hull, also ___ s , , ■ Ferguson came before tbe com­ To Florida 11:25— know lU ordinary people as well writh “almost minor adminlstra- Two Queatloas mittee with a statement In which committee, supported a French * I 4:48— Hach can ha aa troublesome aa of Medfleld, and Mrs. Elton P. resolution calling on the assembly WTIC—Woman In My House. WDRC— Public Servlc# Program as Its leaders. He came to C^- the ceaae-flre line, the firat and Uve details." In advance, Chairman May- Woodman of Stamford, and a he estimated the costa of the Taft (Contlaned from Page One) Topic of PTA Meet ciitta yesterday tor a three-da>’ BUSY bank ID-S. C.) said the committee campaign at $5,000,000. But ha to urge Security Council actipn on 4:58— armistice claua* approved expected to find out during the brother, Edwdn 8. Evans of Med­ South Coventry Italy’s application. Previous Ital­ WONS—News. w n c —What's the Score. visit. aiiiha aegoUatora firat met July fleld. had also a ''aupplement” In which said, free accommodation also was 12 :00 — Bowies suggested to a pres* hearing the answers to these Mrs. PsillliM LllUs he said the cost might be figured ian applicattona have been vetoed *1 8:00— A meeting that members of the 10. , Car Tax Deadline question*: Funeral services will be heJd to­ provided in Palm Beach. by the Russians. The trusteeship WDRC—News; Old Record w n c —Music. conference that different farming SHOPPING Stody S«per%'ialoa morrow night at 9:30 at the W. P. Coventry 1-6221 at $100,000,000 If criculation was On the second trip, along with Telertsloa Green PTA have been looking for­ methods, perhaps cooperative* in ..JS^croui^ 1. Why there is a lag in produc­ made on the basts that Taft used. council, meanwhile, gave Italy a Shop. ward to is the one to be held, to­ Admiral Joy sought to speed tion of aircraft and other arma­ Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main himself and Oliphsnt, Caudle said, non-voting seat in the council laat W nC —Just Plain Bill. WNHC—TV morrow at 6:30 in the school cafe­ plaw of the individual farms of Is Drawing Near street. Rev. Fred R. Edgar, paMor AFL Backer were: James M. Barnes, former an acre or less, might help the aettiament of the remainlnf: points ments and what can be done A poster contest for the Ameri­ He said thei Senator made a “big year as the administrator for So­ WONS—^gt. Preston of the Yu­ P. M. teria. The meeting will start with DAYS! hy proposing each side begin now t _____ about shortages of steel, alumi­ of the South Methodist Church, adminlitrative assistant to the' maliland. kon. 4:00—Kate Smith Show. country. Better methods, he said, night coughs OTC will officiate. Burial will be in the can Red Cross Blood Donor Re­ deal " out of tha fact that “one a pot luck svipper which has be­ could produce more food snd so compiling necessary data on the Lists of Manchester residents num, copper and other materials. cruitment program got under way lonely radio news commentator,” late President Roosevelt and now 3. Yugoslavia concluded the 'WTHT — News; Joe Qlrand 5:00—Film Short. come traditional at the Green. To Don’t let the laundry Job worry’ you. •xchange of prisoners. who have failed to pay their auto­ 2, How more ateel and other cemetery at East Walpole. Mass. a Washington attorney; and s listing of her charges against the Show. 5:15—Dme for Beany. add to the Informality and friend­ save foreign exchange to build up S8#6ial ■edieatid tteaai hriagt For coughing m sm s, upper Friends may call at the funeral Monday In the George Hersey Frank EMwards, supported Fergu­ industries. Rimpiv park up the week’a aoiled laundry, Tbs Reds made no reply and the mobile taxes will be submitted to construction materiala can be ear­ son. Edwards’ broadcasts are man he identified only aa the Soviet Union. Minister of SUt# WHAY—Story Queen. 5:30—Howdy Doody. liness, Mrs. Marlon McLagan, eeetMig DaP-ACTMN RCUEF bronchial coni^lon and that truce teams plunged into the marked for Bchools, highways and home this evening from 7 to 9 and Robertiion School and the Coven­ United States attorney In Rich­ Mllovan Djilas accused the COm- 8:18— He said India may ask the U, H. CALL 8072. and NEW MODEI. will take the Commissioner of Motor Vehi­ tomorrow aftem9on from 2 to 4. sponsored by the Americah Fed­ 6:00 Kit Doodle, fourth grade teacher, will lead the choked-up f^lng cauaed by problem of supervising the ar­ hospitals. The committee wns try Day School. The contest will eration of Labor. mond, Virginia. Inform countries of applying mili­ WTIC—Front Page Farrell 6:25—Weather Forecast. group In community singing. for more grain, as It did last year, Now those croupy, coughing colda, t h ^ ' i nothing like the entire problem off your ahouldera. Our mistice. cle# before Friday, according to told yesterday that additional al­ Later Caudle told reporter* he tary, economic and political pres­ WTIAY—Crosby's Quarter. Following the supper snd song- because there Is a prospective spells that attack children North Korean Lt. Gen. Nam H. Collector of Revenue Paul Oervinl, Lnonard O, Ooflins close Jan. 18 in order to be judged "But Mr. Taft did not mention 6:30- World News- Today. shortage of five million tons. using V t ^ VapoRub in ifeom. modern equipment and atreamlined meth- locations of ateel for the first and on display when the ARC Mo­ that great number of radio news­ referred to Harry Holt, former U. sure on Yugoslavia and told the 8:80— 6:45—In the Public Interest. fest at about 8 o’clock, the meet without warning are relieved oda ran aaaure you lop quality alwaya. Clad in full dress uniform with and person* who fall to pay their quarter of next year will permit LMnard O. Collins, a former bile Unit visits Coventry. men and columnists he had S. attorney at Richmond. assembly this endangered world WTIC—Notes and Quotes. 7:00 Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 80 fast with this a*m*-prev*d jL gold epaulettes, red striped trous­ taxes will not be allowed to re- continuation of about 1,400 school resident of Manchester, died in Barnes' law firm appear* before peace. U. 8. delegate John Sher­ WHAY—Music. treatment . . . two heaping P.S.—Send .vour dry rleaning, top. ers and fancy gray felt boots, pre- Mra. Samuel A. Guilford. In­ spreading propaganda for him.” man Cooper In the Special Politi­ WONS—Sky King. 7:30—Campus Quarterback. (m alwaya mb it on reglater their car.«. projects under way and the atari New York City yesterday after a terim principal at the Robertson Ferguson said. “If the com- the Jbstice department in tax 7;45_N«w* Ceravan. spoonful* of Vicks VapoRub in sentM the Communist ideas first. Liat year 6M person* failed to of about 500 more. long illneai, prior to which he was cal committee, praised DJIlas’ WDRC—Memory Lane tor centinuesi relief School, and Don Glenn Churchill. menta of Frank Edwards are to case*, Caudle said. speech as “detailed and factual 8:00-Milton Berle. a vaporizer or bowl of boiling A UN command communique pay on time and many were told, Maybank at first said Wilson employed by the Abrothern Cor­ Sr., headmaster at the Coventry be charged as a campaign con­ Caudle was asked if Whitehead 8:45— water aa directed in package. To Insure continued ac­ TOV $8Y8 described the five-point Red plan would testify behind closed-doors and supported by the record of WDRC—Curt Massey. 9:00—Olme Syndicated. tion. always rub VapoRub after waiting in line at the State poration of Bantam as a mechani­ Day School, will be in charge of tribution, then I will have to re­ had anything to aay about a pend­ 9:30—Suspense. WKNB Ill eaiy, lee . . . Your 1 as "some suggestions” for "de­ becauM military aecreta may be official documents." Cooper, a for­ WHAY—Sport*. on throat, chest ana bark. Armory, that they could not regia- cal engineer and lived on South the contest in their respective vise my claim of $5,000,000 dollars ing tax caM during the first 10:00—Ori^nal Amateur Hour tailed actions to be taken rather ter until their automobile tax was involved. schools. Florida trip. mer Kentucky Senator, said if 0:55— one Just breathes tn the *t< Works for hours — even than a basic approach to the ques­ street, Litchfield. He was 47 years and Bay that the Taft contribu­ Russia really wanted peace, ahe WONS—Tex Fletcher. 11:00 Mr. District Attorney. Every breath carries V a i^ u b 'i while your child sleeps— paid. Ijiter he said reporters and the old and from 1930 to 1840 lived tions amounted to many millions "No sir," he replied. ,U*tM Ii HsMlm lM't Mittary V*ta* tion.” public will be admitted, as they Rules for the contest released He aald he knew nothing about could show it by easing the Yugo­ WTHT—Will Roger*. 11:30—Charlie Wild. relief-giving medications deep to relieve distress. It's the Then Tuniar, also in dress uni­ with his mother, Mrs. Florence Monday afternoon by Mrs. Guil­ more - possibly $100,000,000.” slavia pressure. were yesterday when Price Ad­ Ferguson said a "partial list" of such a case on the second trip, 6:00— 12:00—New*. Into troubled throa^nd large oest-known home remedy iiM form, presented the detailed sev­ ministrator Michael V. DISalle Cblllns. ford follow: Children from Grade either, but thst In subsequent dis- 4. Iran accused Britain, in the WDRC—New*. Win the CASH JACKPOT bronchial tubes^/There this you can use when any en-point plan of the UN com­ He leaves his wife, Terc.m*ea away cough­ Maybank told newsmen he was the Tail Cedars of Lebanon and of The House subcommittee, head­ let the British “continue their ex­ WHAY—News. ing, h e l^ restore normal signed appljdng to alt forces under Edward Buchbinder and. Hen­ In order to be Judged and on mond Mole'y, David Lawrence, ed by Rep. King (D-Calif.), is in­ ploitation of a poverty-stricken WONS—New*.. either command. rietta M. Buchbinder to Abraham not satisfied with Increased allo­ Columbia Lodge, A.F.. and A. M„ display when the ARC Mobile Wapping Grange will meet at breathlniL And real comfort cations of steel for schools, hos­ of South Glastonbury. Westbrook Pegler, George Sokol- vestigating chargea of nationwide people.*’ The Iranians said Brit­ 6:15— 2. A supervisory organisation Podrove. two properties at Porter Blood unit is at the Nathan Hale sky. Jay Franklin, Frank Kent, ain waa trying to scare foreign the Community House tonight. comet/fn no time at all. ‘J street and I-anca.ster road. pitals and highways disclosed yes­ Community O nter from 1 to 6 tax cdllectton irregularities. In­ WTIC—Bob Steele. with an equal number of Allies terday by Flelachmann, who han­ Funeral servxices will be held Gould Uncoln, George Dixon, and cluding tha Justice department's investors away from Iran deapite \1H A Y -Supper Serenade. Officer* for the coming year will and Reds to carry out armistice Green Manor Eatatea. Inc., to in S t Mary's Episcopal Church, p. m. Jan. 22. "probably a lot of others whom I "generous” Iranian offera for dles these allotments. Posters must be turned In to handling of tax fraud caaea while WONS—Jim Britt, Sport*. be elected. Mr, and Mr*. Alden term*. Raymond D. and Agnes M. Verre, But Senator Capehart (R.. this town, Saturday afternoon at can’t recall." Caudle waa the top proaecutor of more rapid paymenta of compen- / WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. 3. No increase in military property on Ijiwton road. 2 o'clock. Rev. Richard B. Kalter classroom teachers at the close of satlon for the nationalized Anglo- Carlton will be in charge of Ind.l, who frequently haa criti­ school Jan. 18: children may uae ■ "The political value of a con­ them. 6:20— forces, equipment, supplies or Rolling Park, Inc., to Donald F. cised controls, said in a separate will officiate and burial will be in stant bombardment of publicity Caudle said that after the fish­ Iranian Oil Cimpany properties. WDRC—Jack Zaiman. freahments. facilities. and Helen K. Humphrey, property the East Cemetery. own choice of kind of paper; po.st- ing trips, Whitehead telephoned 4. The armistice commission on Willard road. Interview ”I think they are doing era may be made with water from these Columnists and the 6)25— ' ^ Mondav evening, Dec. 3. 'the a pretty good Job.” extremely partisan newspapers of him and told him about his ta.x WDRC Guy Lombardo. men of the Wapping Community and its joint observation teams Riiilding Permits Margaret F. Barlow colors, crayons, ink, charcoal, or WTIC—Weather. “shall have free access to all parts AUerations and additions to cutouts; they should have a slogan Ohio Is beyond computation," Fer­ difficulties. SIlow Alcomeler Church will hold their meeting at ef Korea.” dwellings; R. J. Banville, 180 Mrs. Margaret Flavell Barlow, of from one to five words. guson added. "He wanted to know how he the Community House, which will widow of Oarence Barlow who could get relief,” Caudle said. WTIC—Emii Cote Glee Club. H be preceded by a aupper at 6:30. 5. Air, naval and ground fon-es, Chestnut street, J635: Albert Mer- Cirl Scouts Plan Work must be done by pupils Ferguson contended, too, that WDRC—Record Album. tncludlng irregulars to withdraw rer for Margaret and Ann Merrer, died Iwo years ago In Decjimber, Taft's campaign was partially aub- The wltnesa testified he told To Police, Judges The guest speaker will be John themselves. The name, address, Whitehead it waa a matter for the WONS—News; Bill Jenkins. Harris, a traveling salesman and from enemy territory. 410 Hackmatack atreet, $1R0. died at her home, 87 Hamlin age. achool, and class of pupil sldlzed by the government. In WTHT—New*; Stock Market. 6. Armed forces will stay out Spaghetti Meal street, this morning after a long should appear on rcver.se aide of making this statement, he argued Collector for Internal Revenue at Hartford, Conn.. Nov. 27—(/Pi— a leading layman of the Congre­ ilbieas. Greensboro, N. C. 6:4.'^ gational Church in Milford. of the buffer lone. WORK OR EIJ4E poster; posters will be Judged on that the government "was cheat­ Police chiefa and the Judges of w n c Three Star Extra. 7. The military commander of Bom in Lurgan, County Arm­ originality of idea, neatneas, apt- But he said he "may have" told The American Red Cross meet­ To those who like spaghetti agh. Ireland, she had been a resi­ ed out of tax money" because Whitehead to call Oliphant, who municipal courts In the Hartford WDRC—Lowell Thomas. ing which was scheduled for last each side shall administer his half Thompaonvllle, Nov. nesa of slogan and interest ot de- large companies ran political ad­ VI’ONS—Bill Jenkins. of the 2.H mile wide buffer sone. —Three hundred striking Jac­ with real Italian aauce, the kind dent of Manchester for the past algn. would be able to tell him what to area will be given a chance next night has been postponed. The Jhe artistic genius o f Dorothy Draper..., ef sauce with Iota of meat and to­ 38 years. She was an active mem­ vertising. deductible for tax pur­ do. month to look at the "alcometer,” 7:00— time and place of the meeting will OommuBlat Plan quard weavers at the Blgelow- The Judges to be announced lat­ poses. which supported Taft.. WDRC— Beulah. Joy said the immediate objective Saaford Carpet Co., plant here mato and other good things in it, ber of the South Methodist Church er will be from out of town. Eight And he said ha called Oliphant a device for measuring. degrees of be announced later. and belonged to several groups of The subcommittee yesterdsy himself snd "may have" asked •'WTTC—Boston Blackie. A fund was started Thursday Is "to get agreement on principles were notified by letter today an opportunity is being given to prizes will be awarded aa followa; intoxication. WHAY—Symphony Hall Now, for the first time, this internationally famous decorator and color and then let committees work out thnt, unlees they return to work the church. Firat, $5; second, $3; third, $2; heard Taft testify that Labor and Oliphant to remove the tax liens The State Safety Commission by the American Legion to raise attend a spaghetti supper , to be She leaves two sons, Malcolm Democratic organizations spent against Whitehead or see what decided yesterday to have the ma­ WTHT—Weather; Song* and money to defray Rineral expenses details." Thnmday, their job* will be ter- served by Senior Girl Scout Troop and the remaining five prizes $1 Stories. stylist brings her talent for combining daring originality with com­ The Communist plan had no mlnnled. and Francis E. Barlow, both of each. Rules of the contest will be three times as much for Ferguson could be done. chine demonstrated by its Inven­ for Edward Johnson. 14. who was One In Woodruff Hall at the Cen­ Manchester; one daughter, Mra. WONS—Fulton L^wi*. Jr. the victim in a fatal accidental ter Church Saturday night at given each classroom teacher and as waa spent for him. Taft said be Adrian Dewind, committee tor. Dr. Leon A. Greenberg of fortable practicality to the automotive world . . . in the new 1952 William Caywood of Rockville, posted on the school bulletin thinks outlays in his behalf added counsel, said the tax llena were Yale, S t a luncheon in the Hart­ 7:15— shooting on Wednesday. Frank 6;.30. Md; two brothers, Joseph Flavell removed "th* very next day.” ford Club Dec. 17. WONS—Tello Test. Maainda. finance officer of Abe Packard. Result: the most stunning new motor car of the decade! In order to acquaint people with boards. up to about ten cents a voter. WDRC—Jack Smith. of Manchester and Thomas Fla­ Studio picturM of children at Caudle said he didn’t'know any­ Interest in the machine In this Miller Post, A. L.. reported Sun­ what they are doing in vell of Ireland; two sisters, Mrs. 7:.10— day that more than $150 had been planning a trip to Eu­ the George Hersey Robertson thing about that. area was spurred recently by the Rachel Elliott of Manchester and "1 never have been officially told death of a West Hartford man WTIO- News. received. rope and with the preparations Mrs. Jane Waite of Ireland, and School and Center School will be WTHT—Mr. Mercury Classified Advertising which they have made, the girla taken Thursday. This appointment Number of Idle that he was not going to be in­ from a cerebral hemorrhage after eight grandchildren. vestigated.’ Caudle aaid. "To UiU he had mistakenly been declared WDRC—Club Fifteen. are serving the supper Saturday Funeral services will be held replaces a previous one which the WONS—Gabriel Heatter. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE.i2 night and are following it up with studio was unable to keep. Remain Statie very moment I don't know it.” drunk by a police physician. from the South Methodist Church Dewind asked if Whitehead's The "aloonMter” has been used 7:45— an evening of entertainment. Be­ Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Representatives of the Nethen WDRC—Ed Morrow, 721 sides spaghetti the supper menu Hale Community Center organisa­ “entertainment” of officials had by New Haven police for month*. TOYS Houses for Sale Housm for Sale 72 with Rev. Fred R. Edgar, pastor Manchester unemployment over droppsd off after the tax caae was A person suspected of drunkenness i v n e —One Man's Family. teamed with the advancements o f will include tossed salad, roils, but­ of the ehurch, officiating. Burial tional committee, various town WONS-Blng Crosby. For the KIddleik VERY DESIRABLE 8-room Cape VACANT—7 room single, .3 rooms ter, ice cream and cookies and tcs. clubs and organizations wilt meet the pa.«t week, as revealed by dropjied. Cbudle replied that they is asked to breathe Into a tube. will be in the East Cemetery. 8 :00— Cod. In excellent condition, pric­ down. 4 bedrooms up. tile bath coffee and milk. Tickets may be Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Cen­ claims for unemployment benefits, had. He said he had seen White- Any sichhol in his breath changes Arthur Drug Sturts The Holmes Flmcral Home, 400 head only occasionally since then. the color of a chemical fluid. An WDRC People Are Funny, ed only $11,500. Lenox street. Call and lavatory. Steam heat with oil obtained from any member of the Main atreet, will be open for the ter to decide whether or not to remained fairly static, Increasing w n c —Cavalcade of America. Larffu Ausortmeiit 2-0032. burner, 2-car garage. Lot 118 x troop or by contacting Mary Quin- convenience of friends tomorrow have a community children's an­ from 159 to 161, As last week, electric "eye” translates degrees WTHT—Newstand Theater. Packard engineering..... I ' 150. Priced $16,000. James J. tin, 14 Deepwood drive. afternoon from 3 to 5:30 and to­ nual Christmas party and If so to when Manchester unemployment RIOT IN R05IE of change in color uld Con­ BOLTON—21 acres of good land. Conn., founder of the Ca^e Paper est since mid-April. weaiea, were taken lato eus- courts as to whether such evi­ ducts. all automatic transmissions! Packard Easamatic Power Brakes—a of seven good sized rooms in­ the supper committee with Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Robret Hurst of Cov­ WTHT Meet Your Congress. Some building lots. Good loca­ Weir and Helen Davis in charge Mill at Highland Park, died early entry Players; Mrs. Kenneth A. Seventeen of the Manchester today. dence, alone, Justifies conviction. ' wonderful new kind of automatic stopping! Those are just three of cluding master bedroom and tion. Priced right at $7,500. Phone of the entertainment. Monday morning at Backus Hos­ Downing and Robert Wanagel, claims were filed for the first time, WONS- Official Detective. OIL SERVICf^ Barbara Wooda 3702. pital In Norwich. PTA; Albert Kalber and Homer and 15 were reopened, bringing to 8 :00— , the great performance "exclusives” in America's most drivtablt new car! den, modern kitchen, tile bath, She was the daughter of the DIette of St. Mary’s Men's Club. 32 the number of initial claims WDRC—Ufe with Luigi. 241 RROAfl: hot water heat with oil burn­ HILL TOP home site, 150 x 200 at late John and Katherine Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin W. Jacob­ which represent new periods of WTHT—Town Meeting of the Bolton Center, $1„500, Adjacent Add Third Floor and was born in New Britain. son of South street have received unemployment. Women again ac­ Air. er, fireplace and in.sulation. land avail^le. Phone"2-3656, word from their son, George Jac­ EASY DOES IT!! WTIC—Bob Hope. FUEL and Mts. Case is survived by two counted for about two-thirds of WONS—John Steele, Adventur­ -iarge level lot 100' front and To New Building nieces. Mrs. Bertha Tapper of San obson. who is stationed at Suffolk the unemployment figure in Man­ Air Base, L. I.. N. Y., that he baa chester, with 100 filing for bene- er. 190’ deep, three car garage. ___ Suburban For Sale 75 Diego. Calif., and Mra. Isabel Han­ Just been promoted to the rank of WHAY—News: Nite Watch. Property in excellent condi­ A third floor containing four cock of Sente Barbere, Calif. corporal. flU. 8:30— The funeral will be at the Tll- Despite the rise in unemploy­ tion with January occupancy. VERNON — New 4-room ranch, apartments will be added to a Coventry Fragment SocitAy of E nglish w n c —Fibber McGee end Mol­ UEA’nNG large lot, near bus and school. building now under construction llnghast Funeral Home in Daniel­ the Second O>ngregational Church ment benefit claJma in Manches­ OD ly. ....makes the new Residential neighborhood with Choose your own color scheme. at Main and Eldridge streeta, ac­ son tomorrow at 1 p. m. and the will have an all-day meeting Wed­ ter, this area again producad the WDRC—Pursuit EQUIPMENT bus seri’lce and a few blocks Barbara Wood*. Agent. 3702. cording to a building permit la- interment will be at the East nesday in the Church Community loweat number of clalmanta o t the WONS—Mysterious Traveler.. atied by Building Inspector David Cemetery in Manchester. House to complete preparations 18 offlcea reporting. ON THOSE FLOORS OF YOURS!!! 10:00— ’^EstiaiatoB On Rcqncfid from new Bowers school. A COLUMBIA. Single home, recent­ Chambers. for their annual f^ristmts sale W n(^-Blg Town. good Iwy at $16,500 with ly renovated. Coleman furnace The permit, issued to John and supper here Dec. 4. The sale MAKE 'EM BRIGHT AND SPARKUNG WTHT—News. CALL and water heater, immediaje oc­ Wennergren of 91 Altonr street, will begin that day at 4 p. m.; the WITH k WDRC—Meet Millie. •bout $5,500 cash required. cupancy, $5,500. Terms. Willi- provides for the addition of a Funerals supper featuring fresh baked ham About Town WONS—Frank Edwards. 2-1257 mantlc 3-4128 or 3-3797. ^ third floor similar in layout to the at 6 p. m. In charge of the sale will M b ^ bwi ... BffIdBirf... wrk-$«yiitg WHAY—News; Nits Watcl second floor. Estimated cost of be Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Oliver / Q ^ ^ the newest, most exclusive motor ear ROBERT J. SMITH. Inc. NORTH COVENTRY - Cute 3- the alteration will be $18,000 Mrs. MUdrrd H. Oanglotf M. Brown, Miss Olive Irons, and Members of the Britiah-Ameri- rooni house, approximately 1 bringing the estimate for the en­ The funeral of Mrs. Mildred S. Mrs. W. L. Yerks of Manchester; can Club are requested to register 953 Main Street acre, state highway. $2,500. Sev­ tire building being constructed by Ganglbtr, who died Saturday the supper, Mrs. John E. Kings­ children up to 10 years of age lOV of our times/ Phone 3450 eral other good buy*. Welles Agen­ the Main and Eldridge Corpora­ morning at the home of her sister, bury. with the steward to enable them cy. Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 or 7- tion to $58,000. Mrs. Harry H. Cowles of 26 Lin­ The Coventry Nursery and Kind­ to participate In the Christmu O DEii0lisli Evenings Call Mr. Heck 7843 7501. The ground floor of the build­ den atreet, was held this afternoon ergarten Cooperative will have an party on Dec. 14.-No regiatrationa 1 ANNA BELL ing which has a 49 foot frontage at 2 o'clock at St. Mary's Episco­ open meeting for parents or pre^ will be accepted after Saturday, MANCHESTER — Well built 5- nn Main street and goes back 80 pal Church srith Rev. Alfred L. school children when there will be Dec. 8. room dwelling now vacant. Fire- Wanted—Real Estate 77 feet on Eldridge atreet will house Williams, rector of the church, a showing of the film, "A Day in Says: pW .ha#L .UU hath, . many two Mosesip. g.fugtieMisctiwr^aof -sMieistUagi.^Burial«was44a Spring Wilfrad ..Stewalt ^.eroeqga,,, Jr.,, -or-'’- ^4’“- other special features. Full price coMsid e r in g s e l u n S ~ ” cinder block with Brick facing. Grove Cemetery. Hartford. Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Nathail infant son of Mn and’ Mra. Wil­ $12,800, Other listings available, YOUR PROPERTY ? Bearers were Sherwood Wal­ Hale Community Center. Miea Eth­ fred S. Croasen of 137 North Elm Alice CTampet, Realtor. Phona 2- dron, Stanley Waldron, William el M. Jenkins, elementary auper- atreet, was baptized at his home Without obligation to you, we Waldron and Harry H. Cowles. visor, will show the film and con­ Simday by Rev. Willard J. Mc­ FLOOR POLISHER 4543 or 2-0880. * will appraise or make you a cash Weigh Legality offer for property. See us before A large delegation from Man­ duct an open discussion. Registra­ Laughlin. minlater of tjto North LOVELY Nearly new six room you sell. chester Assembly No. 45, Order of tion blanks will be available at Methodist Church. (lodparents Light-paay to auMOge- alngle on extra large lot, close to Of Gambling Tax Rainbow for Girls, attended the the meeting. were Mr. and Mra. Richard Ford, no heavy puahing or pull­ Phone 8273 . funeral home tn a body laat night. Willard Green of North Cbven- coutlna. Relatlvaa aul friends ing. Floating action of school, stores and transportation. BRAK-BURN REALTY try wrill obaerve talk Slat birthday Hot water heat,, oil burner, fire­ from Norwalk, Darien, New Lon­ twin brusliea poliahee a (Contianed from Page One) OUbert K. WttHe on Wednesday, Miss Lura Green don and this town were present. place, tile bath, picture window, SELLING YOUR property? of.,WintmanUc gave him a party gleaming path 12 inches WTiether it be a lot. bouse or Largely attended funeral serv- The baby, who waa born Oct. 18, open stairway, dormers, combina­ itahl of tha District Court . and Saturday night at UA home of her has ona slater, Suaan. wide/ Works right up tion screens and storm sash. Im- business in town or country, you Judge Robert N. Wilkin, a visiting ices tor QUbert E. Willis of 164 parents with 12 addiUanal guests ekwe to huehoards and mediats occupancy. $13,500. Wm. will get prompt and personal Jurist from the Northern District East Center street were held this afternoon at 2 o'cloek at the Wat­ attending. Four geaeratioiw were The Soiintar Brigade of the eorners. Rubber bumper ' > ii E. Ooodchild, Sr, Realtor. Office service ny csUlng Ellsworth Mit­ ot Ohio. present, including Mr. Green, their Salvation Army will omit its usu­ ten. agent. Phone 6830. The deedline for buying the kins Funeral Home with Rev. prevents damage. Easily 15 Forest street. Manchester Dr. Watson Woodruff, former pas­ son Walter, grandson Harold, and al reheuaal aeheduled for ; this lifted to polish table 7825 or 8881. stamp is Dec. 1, , great grandson Robert, all of evening. FOR QUICK RESULTS in selling Bureau of Internal Revenue tor of the Center Coi4T«RM|onal tops and counters, too. your property call Suburban whom reside in North Coventry. MANCHESTER—Residential sec­ agents are reported to be ready to Cfiiurch, and Rev. Clifford O. Simp- Sunday, 2tn. Greea'a brother Complate with 2 Realty Co., Realtora, 541 Main crack down on gamblers who eon, present pastor, officiating. Warrant Offieer John R Koe­ tion, 3 bedrooms, ranch atyl* street Call 8215. Frederic E. Werner presided at and sister-in-law, Mr. aad Mrs. nig o t 48 Fairfield etroet la at waxing and scrub­ home, custom built, full cellaff haven't bought their stamps by Frank Thompson of Athol, Msss^, then. the organ. Burial was in the East home 4Mi a 10~day furlough. In n bing bruabas and attic. oU hot water heat,- Owner LtST WITH an aruve concern for Cemetery. ‘ ‘ spent the day here. They also few days he win returii to duty 2 reversibla buff­ must move. Lot 84 x 150. Near rellabi* courteous serrics. Free visited their nephew James and expects to remain in Norfolk, bus, schools, stores. Down pay­ appraisal arriving at aattafactory SkUng la Moatreal Bearers were Russell J. Paul, Thompson In Columbia, who ia re­ Vs., for about three months A ing pads. Thomas Burgess, Sr., Warren cuperating from a broken collar­ ment, $6,500. Howard R. Hast­ aelllng pnee to you. The Allen Chapman, Don WiUia, Joel Reed career Navy man with about 15 ings, Manchester 2-1107. ^ ^ t y Co. Phone MaochesUr Montreal — (A5 — Ski touring, bone received in an automobile ac­ years aervfce, Koenig expects to OIOS. tobogganing, akating- aind slc^h and Henry Massey. cident November t. retire In B years riding ar* popular at Mount A large number of floral tri­ Mrs. S3m*r 'R, Jacobs, Jr. 'ar­ With Wax a n t PolUi Kit Ma n c h e st e r —charming five- Royal, the natural park rising 750 butes were received and many room custom built home. Living WANTED-lour property to aell rived at the home of her parents, St. Rlta'a Mothers' Circle adll Ktu> 19}2 Psekard PtartaM]Wt--on9 of figkt tmu models m four price rmget Reliable ouyera welting with feet in the middle of Montreal's friends celled at the funeral horns Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. L. Brooks ONLY room, fireplace, kitchen, dining western residential area. The city to pay respects to Mr. Willis. meet at the home of Mra. Kenneth ' room and two bedrooms. Tils caah. Fmance* arraiiged. W* on Depot road, Sunday noon from Cotton at 10 Earl street at 8 p. m. need 6-6-8-t room tingles aad 2- police department maintains a ski Lenoir, N. C. Mr. Jacobs will ar­ Wednesday evening. liath. porch and garage. Com- patrol on the mountain during the PrankltB J. Davts, Sr. rive here la about three weeks aad Maatlcm aluminum windows and faaiuy twuae*. Howard R, Hastr winter months. Inga Phone 2-1101. The funeral of Franklin Jay the couple will be vocatloniag here The Past Pocahontas Club of Ask the man who owns one doors. Idas! location. Prancss K. Davis, Sr., of Ash Swamp road, until after New Tear’s Day. Mr. that's why Anna tuggeats that you jot down tbe Wagaar, RsaKor. 2-0028. Prospects Oaod Sunset Gouncll No. 45, Degree of NOW ON DISPLAY AT WANTED—Liatinga of all kinds. Buckingham, was held yesterday Jacobs ia with the U. B. Forest Pocahontas, will meet tomorrow Oiaja afternoon at 2 o'clock at tha Service. He ia the aon of Mr. aad number your operator gea from ‘'Infbnnaitioo” at OUTBTAND^ Sav^ Put the selling of your property State Oolleg*. Ps. — (NEA)— evening at 8 o’clock with Past Po­ ^ mCLUOING 4 MG BRUSHES Into experienced hands. Your in­ Buckingham Congregational Mrs. B. RsqmMMtd Jacobs, Sr. of cahontas Bessie Baldwin at Cor­ colonial la axcelleat condition. Penn State used 10 freshmen, 11 Church. Rev. Philip M. Rose, min­ WiUlngton Hill. AND 2 FELT PADS tbe dittaiu ci^. . T our badrooma on saoond floor, quiry as to our service invited. sophomores aad 13 juniors in nell road. After a short buaineaa Alice Clempet, Realtor, 843 Main ister of the churck officiate and Sunday vlattora at tha hoen* of meeting, at which final plana for -Jiving room, dining room, modem football this year. burial was in the Buckingham S7.9S DOWN S4.82 PER MONTH FOR 10 MOS. kltehaa first floor. Fireplace, two- street Phona 2-4M3 or 2-0880. Mr. and Mrs. C U Little and fam­ a Christmas party will b made. m Cemstery. ily were Mg. and Mra. L. L. Hin card playing will be enj car gatagt, amaaita drive, large WE HAVE clients for houses In For Lost T$ase Bearers were Dwight Bllah, and Mis. T. F. Little, all of Piala- I M E SOUTHERN N(W ENOIAND BRUNNER’S, INCORPORATED lot attraetivaly landscaped. Large the $10,000 to $15,000 pries ra a ^ . Walter Traaksa. John MarinelU vUl*. A atrias of diacuationa on the BR1)NHER?S-‘n r perdL Prompt occupancy. $21,- Under no obl^ation to you w* Hartford ~ (NEA) — Trinity and three nephews of the’ de­ ______/ UMflM, “What ChrisUana Believe" RASIMENT OP IRUNMER.*S PACKARD •00! Robert J. Smith, lac., 853 will appraise your property. List College didn't !wln a football game ceased, Robert, WtlUam end In OfMt Britain tbs development win begin tomorrow evening at TELEPHONE COMPANY 358 East Center Street - Manchester . Mata atnet Fhoe* 3450 afUr 0 during Its first 10 years, Oisn Georg* Dailria. 800 BA8V c E ir n a i RBaEB r-jnci.. f l i t with ue. Francaa K. Wafaer rolled over a t y , OoUeg* of New of tbe windmill for tbe genwation 7:86 at.th e midweek Bible study F. ML caU Mr, Hock 7S48. I^Bjtor. 2-0028. Sunday night Daskiun Lodge of of eleiMctty la mainly a peatwer end prayer hour ot the Covenant- OPIN EVININGS IN. f * ' 1 ' York, 84-0. ' $(asona of Glastonbury ooadttctad Qtnfiai^rtaiaaal Oiurcb. y' i \ Lt.’* ■ / M '•

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them, might well say with tlw for him, tha more anxious ha la anthems were "J’raiae the Lord, O report. Tho patrol loaders also Psalmist, "Oh. that -men would to do good for others in God's Jerusalem,’’ b y Maimder and dustry gave reports, and a fiag ceremony Ask« Observance praise the Lord fbr Hie goodness name. "Gome Unto the Mountains,’’ by tISUMk fipross. Bernard Campagna and Girl was held. and for Hia wonderful works to - The final fragmant mantloned The isason this second question Connecticut Many badges and three five-year Of Thanksgiving June Gael. were the aoloiets for The Open Fomi the children of men." in the sermon was that conntinu- must be raised is that it. too, <»n- the respective anthems. pIna were awarded. The second fragment that might ouB thanksgiving leads to and la sUtutea a gamble the proponents i Scout Mra. Jones, Girl Scout commis­ Be Continuous well be gathered up U that to rondurlve to happineea. "This ia Yankee Coabnunleatlong for pubUeationa In tha Open Forum will not a v « « * " * 4 i raum iiB oo^ nc. of the project would have this sioner, spoke on badge work and dwell in the spirit o f continuous BO, for the thankful roan dwells By A. H. O. toa fuarantaad publication If thay contain mora than 30 words, Girl Scouting in Manchester. Mrs. community Uke blindly. But it, A t the South Methodist Church thankagivtfig leads man to the on the countleaa Measlnga o f life, rha Harald rasarvas tha right to dacllna to publish any matter Notes Meyer, chalrnum o f the organlza-^ oiv Sunday the Rev. Fred R. Ed­ knowledge that Thankagtring is on the joyous side of life. Because neauM t. w n a m n - too, has a bearing on the ques­ tlon committee for the local coun-^ WALTSm IL fSMtnOM. The first actual test of tho 1951 that may ba Utalous or which la In bad taste. Free expression gar dellvers'lng fo find a Ice In which tha reward ia f*r be­ than on the mtsfortunea. Tha joy fMtOClea «t »l»«eh«t*r. Conn., u This question, in tium. Involves position on the issue involved Mrs. Bonra On Hsoalag Thursday in November. quarters or doubled up with their . Perry, reporter; Rhoda Cole, cus­ new leader and assistant leader neath the quality of the work they of living crowds out tha gloom. : CUM MtU IbtM r. adopted the precise tactic this col­ The minlfter began his message the answer to tha other questions T o Tha BkUtor: families. They are already using todian o f tuppliea, and Brenda Tos­ for the troop. do. When pressed for reasons, The man who in continuously umn unhappily forecast—that of with the story o f Jesus and the • d m c x ip t io n RATM we raised—that of whether this Tho Herald's manner of treat­ public facilities. The housing pro­ cano; In charge of a troop scrap­ After a few words from Rev, most of them might well reply thankful will be a happy man, for boycotting tha referendum vote feeding o f the 5,000 people, point OM T m r h r ...... ing local news, both editorially gram would in this case mean an book. Olson who spoke about Scouting that they do thOM thinga becauM the thankful man is ao busy light­ OUTSIDE project would or would net mean entirely in the successful hope that ■tt MMtlw hr Util...... * *-®® and In lha news columns, often increased revenue,to the town of Tha troop now baa a new co­ in town. President Beverly Klein Ing out that after the meal there of a desire to express their gratl ing ceqdles that ha does not have Om Month by ...... » an increased burden upon schools the percentage requirement of the leaves me in a state of half-pus- albout 918,000 since it would be leader, Mre. F. L. Raeeler and two presented Mra. Petersen, on behalf was still much that could be gath­ tude to God for what Ho has done time to complain about the dark' and other community facilities— Act would not be met. ered up to be uaed at a later time. CONICAL OR YAGGI The trial was made in Bridge­ sled, half-amused exasperation at built on undeveloped land (now troop committee members, Mrs. of the troop, with a farewell gift for them. The Chriatlan knows neae of the world today," conclud­ tha way in which a fairly com­ He pointed out that "miracles of ed the mtnieter. dr^llTO fod. Ono T oot...... |1»<» questions Mrs. Bourn dismissed on port, where the issue was an in­ paying low taxes) to take care of Harry Russell and Mrs. William that he has been bought with a plete coiifusion of black and white abundance” had taken place In Sherwood Treadwell aasieted in the basis o f her own assurance crease in pay which the policemen people already using the munici­ 'Vfdars. Troop 5 will meet this evening price, and he ia anxioua to ahare fv mnunsR o r is achieved. The reader may most of the homes across America the service snd In the reception of OPEN and firemen soiight to obtain pal police protection, school facili­ At the meeUng on Nov. IS the at 5:15 In the Scout room at the the bleaelngs which God has givw TBR AR80CIATBD PRBISa . . (which, as we have pointed out, properly be given tha Impression on thlo Thanksgiving, and that by new members. Herbert A. France «M AoooeUUd Pr»»» !• »»cluil»ity through a referendum on the vot­ ties, etc. It should benefit other following rirle were made Brown­ Bowers School. to him with others. Tha more he MtMM to th' UM of rcpuMIrotlon of was more belief than assurance) that a certain issue may not be residents indirectly through im­ lee in a Brownie ceremony, Ber just a little effort a great number thinks about what God baa done directed the Oiancel Cltoir. The M HOURS ing machines in the municipal elec­ of fragments could be gathered up all »owo clopotchoo erodltod to It. or that this project would do noth­ quite so black or so white as it provement of health, and family bars Cooper, Amy Raesler. Mary The Girl Scout Glee Club, tion of Nov. 6. even after Thanksgiving to make not othorwlM erodlUd la thla p ^ r ing except transfer existing. Man­ Is pictured but often tha shift is relations and prevention of possi­ Jana McCurry and Dawn Mo "Green-ellowt,'' will have its first ANTENNA and oloo tbo local aowo publlahcd her*. The vote oast was 8.6SS la fa­ made not merely to some In-be­ continuous thanksgiving possible. chester families. vor of the pay Increases, and ble juvenile delin(|uency or crime lumphy. rehearsal of the season on W ed­ All flfbU Of ropublleatlon of sprclal tween shade of gray but rather which is fostered by sub-standard According to the minister, one iUpaiehei horoln aro alio rftonrod. 8,11S against. The pay Increases The girls, have been working on nesday evening, Dec. 5 at 5:15 at The question of taxes comes un­ extraneous splashes of yellow, living conditions. of the fihgmenta that is often carried the day, anaong those the covering of cigar boxes for the Center Congregational church. rail otiTico ellaat of N. ». A. io r y der the same heading. I f this pro­ green or purple ara added. If, that I am sure that li is not news overlooked by Americans is the voting on them. supplies. At the last meeting it A ll Yormer members and any other IflS XlMrt MM. ject represents merely a prospec­ is, the issue la even disctissed or to The Herald that not everyone was noted that some PTA mem­ fact that there are other hlesslngs PablUhrro' RaproacnUtlTOi: JTi* |lut they lost the decision. Scouts who are 10 years of age or tive transfer of existing Manches­ fully reported! can afford a down payment of two bers have begun painting the fur­ older and who like to sing are to be thankful for in addition to INSTALLED Jnlloa Matlwwt Bpodal Ay*a^ — Now The total %-ote cant for and or three thousand dollars on a pri­ those which satisfy and please Toik. Chtcafo, Patrolt and Boiton. This evening's editorial note In niture in the Scout room, and that urged to attend this first rehear­ ter families, with no liet increase against on the referendum was vate home, although most people the appetites of man. There are 15,751. the Open Forum has not left me It is hoped it will be all alioked up sal. b u r e a u or In the town's population, the tax can afford to pay their own rent the blesaings o f the spirit and of Wft/i Purchase of Any 7952 m e m b e r a u d it But, by the provisions o f the with any feeling of amusement, fo r Christmas. ^ rs. Herman Petersen will be CIRCULATIONB. picture would be at least semi- however, although the exaspera­ in a moderate rental project. Will the director of the Glee Club this the soul, which come from God as 1951 Home Rule Act,' there you try to be fair and realistic In gifts to man. He went on to point favorable, since the added ex tion is certainly In evidence. Your Brownie Troop 41 of the Ver- year. Formerly leader of Troop 4, Home Loans Tho Haiald PrlatW* Company. Inc. could be no decision unleoo 51 response to a request for the "full considering this problem in the out that both Jesus and Paul were ■■■■mn ho financial ratponalblllty M pense to the town might be met per cent of the Bridgeport voting planck School held an election of Mrs. Petersen is a piano teacher particulars" on the questloii'' of future ? great personalities in whom eon typearaphical arrora appaarinc la m - by added tax Income from the list registered Its opinion on the oficera recenUy, with the follow­ and has studied voice; at one time aartlaamanta and othar raadlng matUr moderate income housing for Sincerely yours, tinuoua thanksgiving had been an question. This would have re­ ing chosen: Janice Abair, presi­ she was a member of the choir at In Tha Manchrater Eranln* Herald. project. But if the project is to Manchester is completely opinion­ K A T H E R IN E D. B O U R N Important quality. Men today, like quired 57,995 votes, or 21.244 dent; Janice McConkey, vice pres- the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Tailored by Experience- bring about a net increase in the ated, with not a fact In the whole dsnt; Ann Zabrousky, secretary; Tueaday, November 27 more than were actually cast. town population, then the tax in­ note. Is The Herald under the Im­ Judith Bennett, treasurer. The fol­ Since, in the municipal election pression that when "full p^icu- Hundreds of Home I/oans arranged by Manchester Savings Aasocistinn come from it becomes shabby In the same day, only 47,000 votes lowing committee chairman were lars" are requested, its opinion is chosen: Phyllis Chapman, general enable ua to extend such loans tinder the moat favorable terms. Moderate Rental Honsinr comparison to the demands which were cast. It can be doubted that. of prime importance to the ex­ In any case, the necessary 37,995 chairman; Elizabeth Bramley and A m will come upon the town, and clusion of all thoae facts which Home Loans, the principal form of investment at Manchester’s Oldest wUl be poen from Director would have voted In the question. I^nny Golden, chairman of deco­ Special then the project w ill be more cannot be fitted into said opinion ? Bourn'fi letter eUewhere on thlo But, just to make sure, the rating committee: Donna Wrubel, Financial Institution are arranged to fit your individual budget, making clearly something of a penalty up­ I can understand that a news­ chairman of program; Joann pa(e, the aupportero o f the Bridgeport Municipal Employes paper must be considerate of Its repayment convenienL on the town's existing taxpayers, Association, which objected to any Burks, chairman of refreahments; moderaU rental houaHic propoaal advertisers. My only plea is that BE SURE Joyce Miller, chairman of tele­ ALL 5c CANDY and GUM We are happy to diacuss your ideaa and proud to assist in financing your for Mandioater reaented havtnf whose burden will be increased In salary increases In which its own the newspaper shall A>e equally members did not share, openly ad­ phone committee, and Judy Dana- tifi expreM any aUaht akepUdam order to provide facilities for considerate of Its raiulers and of hy and Helen Jette, chairmen of home. vised Brldgeporters not to vote on the community in which it Is pub­ with regard to the propoaal. Tet, these new residents while the tax the referendum, not to register Clean-up committee. lished. I have the greatest con­ OF THIS PREMIUM Members of Intermediate ’Troop tat our editorial note « f yeaterday, income from the project l^ lf re­ their opinion on it at all. N ot a fidence In the ability o f your sub­ 4 held a pot luck supper for all 3 for X Q c mains low and fixed. 'no" vote, but just no vote at all scribers to make up their own wo ralaed honest queatlona which, tha members of their families on was its campaign objective. minds on the Issufis under consid we believe, lead to the real heart It may be "exasperating" to Nov. 11 at the Emanuel Lutheran Television It so happened that, in this in­ Director Bourn to have such ques­ eration in Manchester without TRIBUTE e S t e r . 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily o f the Issue. stance. there was perhaps some their having to be presented with ANTHRACITE IN ‘ Church, with about 80 guests pres­ TIL XM AS One of these key questions Is tions raised and considered. ent. Tho whole affair was greatly logic in their claim that a salary some ready-made editorial opin­ 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Thursdays the one Mrs. Bourn dismisses with But this newspaper's policy, in increase proposal which was not ions by The Herald. W ill you make enjoyed by the girls, their mothere RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES and fathers, and brothers and sls- some superior contempt, as If we these post-war years, has been tmiversal should be ignored, as an effort to share that confidence ' tera. Closed from Noon on Wednesday consistently directed to the aim something inherently unfair and in your readers ? YOUR BIN NEXT SAVINGS had been guilty of some abysmal T O O U R LAWYERS! Honored guests were Leaders Set thus not worthy of the attention of checking the lop-sided nature I should like to make one correc­ Ignorance when ,we wrot* that of the voters. Furthermore, the tion. which is vital to a fair consid­ Mrs. Edith Petersen and Mrs. Ag- "the proposition, perhaps, w ill be of Manchester’s growth, which closeness of the vote actually cast eration of the problem. You state, nea Leduc, Oommlssioner Mrs. G. • ALL TUIES The astute lawyer is a philosopher as wall as a humanitarian. Your W. Jones, Mrs. Gladys Meyer, nd LOAN good for some 250 families, either has been, as our hired planning indicated that the cause of the "The proposition, perhaps, will be WINTER. FERNDALE 963 Main St. consultants warned it would be, policemen and firemen would have good for some 2.50 families, either chairman of the organization com­ ■i association, in c - - from Manchester or from some troubles are his troubles. He knows people. He understands char­ mittee, Rev. and Mrs. Carl E. Ol­ • SMALL AND LARGE PIT TUIE dangerously in the direction of been lost an.\'way if more voters from Manchester or from sorhe Phone 2-1652 place else." had registered their decision. Pre­ place else." acter. He is kindly and considerate. On occasion ha can be a fire­ son and family, Mrs. Ernest John­ ACftOSS MOM HIGH SCHOOL that low-cost uniformity which ANNIVERSARY YEAR • • ALL PARTS Mrs. Bourn’s answer to that is sumably all those who abstained TTie charitable Interpretation of brand, but always in tha oafansa of the client whom he believes in son, Mrs. Mae Wogman and Mrs. can mean community disaster. It Olson, program chairman. that "there wlU be a residence-ln- from voting did so because they this remark is that you have not •.. ORDER YOUR 1095 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER must be granted that use o f the oppo.sed the proposition. correctly understood the proposal, the right. Poring over huge legalistic tomes or sincerely defending The troop entertained with a • OUTSIDE DIALS Manchester requirement o f at term "low-cost" has become But the tactic — that of de­ as I should hate to think you de­ you in court, he is truly your friend and counselor against tha unjust regular meeting, conducted by 7A.M.-11 P.M.EVERYDAY least two years." On this asser­ liberately misstated the p- C A h lf TODAY In most cases and as correspon­ stifles progress and urged his lieu of taxes. pari.v, American Legion Home, 8 ment of the Army" under which fixed by the OPS. Each baker will to their friends at 116 Bond street, conducted a livery stable business way and approval had to be given vision. Taft, a graduate of Rock­ term In Congress, having been a dence is often unsatisfactory, he listeners to live adventurously. The Wmocratlo Town Commit­ p. m. any cadet separated from the have to compute for himself Hartford. on the land. Funds for the pur­ by the State Traffic Oommlaalon ville High School in the class of JARVIS REALTY academy because of an honor Wo- chase came from parking meter member of the Eightieth Congreaa, la taking this means of being of 1950, enlisted in the Army at Hundreds of his old friends tee, the Young Democrats, the Bris­ Tliesilay, Ileceinlier 11 whether or not he will be allowed A graduate of Manchester High before the lights could be in­ THOMAS D. COLLA ■arvlce to his constituents.' tol Veterans Council, the Bristol Mancheeter 4118 latlon will not be reappointed School In the U*49 class, the bride revenue. 1947-1948. Hartford on March 20, 1951. He rame to hear and stayed to greet Smorgasboid aupi'er. St. Bridg­ 9 0 PR O O P a price Increase. He was born in Kensington. Md.. stalled. Many accidents have oc­ Council of Churches and a group even If renominated by a member Is employed by the Travelers In­ Having an amesite surface, the CONSTRCCnO.N COMPANY Girls’ BwdcetlmU received his basic training and him and Mrs. Woodruff at the et's CTuirch, 6:30 p. m. on May 12, 1908, and attended curred at these Intersections and close of the services. The Rev, of 13 local clergymen supported W.W.C A. Public Affairs lec­ of Congress. surance Company. The bride­ lot was laid out by the town En­ the lighta are expected to cut FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 2.9219 The basketball program, spon- was graduated from the Leader­ The spokesman declined to say school In Hoosick. N. Y. He grad­ oored by the Recreation Board for ship School, Combat Infantry, at Clifford O. Simpson presided at public housing. ture, Dr. George McUeynolds groom was graduated from the gineering Department, and the down on the crashes and help re­ Befoi-e the regular election la.st Just who In the department drew Hospital Notes meters and bumper rail that gir­ uated from Hamilton College In girls from 13 to 18 yeara of age, Fort Dlx, N. J. Pfc. Taft Is past the worship. Richard Whlthani. speaker, at l:l.'i p in ACCOUNTING high school In Bonner Springs, duce the speed of motoriata. Oct. 1. the Real Estate Bnaid se­ up the policy. The Adjutant Gen­ dles the area were installed by Clinton. N. Y „ in 1929, and attend­ will get underway Wednesday master of John Mather Chapter, Bates College Junior, was the lay Friday, December 14 class of 1948. He served for three ed Yale Graduate School from cured 2.800 signatures on a petition British-American Club annual eral’s office, he said, la merely car­ years with the United States the Police Department. night at the Maple Street School, Order of DeMolay .of Manchester. asalstant at the 9:15 service. At rying out this policy when It notl. Patlenta Today—98 1929 to 1930. In 1937 he was ap­ the 8 service Jay Ehersole to place on the Voting machines children's Christmas party. SUPPLIES Admitted yesterday: Karen Mc- Coast Guard and 1s now employed with Mrs. CTare Albom as direc­ Before entering the service he w-as fies members of Congress that the pointed head of the Pomfret Local Bank Sends employed by a local contractor. preached on "Making Thanksgiv­ a resolution to the effect that no Alpine. RED 2. Manchester; Mrs. at the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft School’s science department, a po­ tor. A league will be formed further public housing )>e enn- boys they renominate are belngT plant in East Hartford. Official Visit ing Permanent." Ethel McMulIln. 10 Pine street; Slaiisky Arrested sition he held until he entered the which will play each Wednesday The Senior Choir sang at both slnicled without approval by ref­ AMERICA'S GREATEST turned down. 3 to Conference during the winter from 7 to 10 p. Mrs. Isabel Long o f Waterbury. The army had previously said, Mrs. Amy Amprino. Stafford Navy in 1943. During his three services (9:15 and 11) the erendum. The resolution carried. WHISKEY VALUE Springs; Henry Gruessner. Broad president of the Rebckah A.ssem- BI'MINESS SERVICE on Sept. 28. that the discharged years of service In the Navy, he , m. . . . anthems, "O For the Wings of A In Czeeh Sliakeiip bly of Connecticut, and Mrs.' Sue snd SliPPLY CO. cadets could be re-nomlnated but Brook; William Gienty. ,87 NATO Gels Plans was sir operations officer of • N. William Knight. John S. G. The Junior group of girls held Dove" b.v Mendelssohn with Mrs. Dougherty street; Mrs. Angela Payne of New London, vice presi­ 806 MAIN ST— ’TEL. 2-1178 •LBND8D WHISKIY • 90 PR O O r • 6 5 % G RAIN N 6UTRAL SPIRITS that their acceptance would have carrier. Rottner and Edward J. Lehan. 4!ts first session on Saturday after­ dent. with their staff of officers Ellery Keith, soprano, aa soloist, Crandall. 113 Stimmer street; to be approved by the academy. (Continued from Page One) Congressman Seely-Brown Ls officers of the First National noon at Maple street with Mrs. will pay an official visit tonight to and "I Will U h Up Mine Eyes ” by GUARANTEED THI PlilSCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, PIIKSKILL, N. Y. Rep. Davis on Oct. 16 renomi­ Mrs. Freda Schelner, Rockville; For Europe Army married to the former Rosalie Bank of Manchester, will attend Albom in charge. About 35 girls Rogers. Mrs. Eva I-arson. .86 School Mayflower Rebekah Lodge at For- nated Ronald Clough of Wauke­ machine. The demands on Czech Slack of New York and has three the Connecticut Bankers Associa­ were present. During the first part estcra Hall at 8 o’clock. Follow­ sha, WIs.. a senior honor student, street: Mrs. Georgians Johnston. economy created critical shortages children. tion Savings Conference being 'fef the searon, instruction will be F IV E D A V f o r e c a s t WATCH 93 Plymouth lane: Stephen (Continued from Page One) ing the meeting there will be en­ one of the 90 dismissed. Davis and passive resistance among held Thursday. Nov. 29, at the given, and no girl should hesitate tertainment and refre.shments. Boston, Nov. 27 - - Eiftended Gankofskl. 862 Gardner street; said Clough was a superior stu­ up to 40 divisions by the end of some of the workers. for work in the mines and heavy Lawn Club In New Haven. FROM POTTERTON'S about Joining the group because Luther l.,eagiie forecasts: The temperature in R E PAIRIN G dent and received no Information Mrs. Mary Johnson. East Hart­ 1952, and up to 70 in a longer Case Backfired Induatrj'. The conference ia the first in a the does not know about basket­ Musical Comedy ford; Mrs. Jacqueline Smith. 15 The Luther League of the First New England during the next five himself but merely helped tutor range program by the end of 1954. An underground source report The arrest of Slansky may be aeries that the association will 'JINGLE BELLS"...... Lts Paul ball for she will be given an op­ Evangelical Church will meet to­ days, Wednesday through Sunday, ^ ------some of the football players In­ French road; Stephen Barning- The report on Russian military*'^ Czechoslovakia last month tied to Moscow displeasure with hold devoted to savings accounts portunity to leasn. Later a league ham. 25 Cornell street; Gail night at the church foi a aocial will average near the seasonal All Watch volved. might was complied bv Eisenhow- Slansky ouster came be­ the failure of the Czech Commun­ in commercial banks. will be organized and there will normal. Colder Tuesday and Wed- ‘WHAT GRANUFATHER UIU’ Ouilette. 244 Woodland street. Knight, executive vice president "SLEIGH R ID E"...... evening. The names of the boys ronoml- er’s chief of staff. IA, Gen Alfred backfired. The ists to solve their economic situa­ Leroy Andersen be competitive play. Traffic. Cases day. Rising temperatures rest of Repairs Ara Admitted today; John Dougan. Gruenther. - .C*ech Communists Irnprispned and and cashier of the Manchester BEING REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND nated by McCormack and Cleven­ tion. if It was to be Gottwald Fayette I>odgr Two traffic rases were disposed period. Tested On The ger have not been disclo.sed. The Andover; Jacqueline Boucher. 35 Oruenther’s report was put be­ ' convicted Associated Press Corre­ nr Slansky. evidently Slansky was bsnk. will participate in a panel spondent William N. Oatis as a "C-H*R«I>S*T*M-A*S"...... Rosemary Clooney ) Fayette Lodge. A F A AM, will of in Rockville City Court Monday Precipitation during this period army apokesman said he did not Princeton street. fore the council side by side with found to be expendable, even if discussion ba.sed on a CBA sur­ with Judge Saul L. Peizer presid­ will on the average total less than VvAlCH MASTER Discharged yesterday: Carol "spy." sentencing him to 10 years. meet at 7;30 o’clock tonight in the AT BOWERS SCHOOL recall whether any of the other Eisenhower’s estimate of the Moscow might not wholly approve vey of savings accounts and prac­ ing. Ferdinand G. McGee, 19, of 1-20 o f an inch occurring as light Saunders. 15 Oakland street; The trial was denounced through­ 'PUSSY CAT'S CHRISTMAS " .., Albert Grose Masonic rooms when the Master cadets had been renominated. forces he needs to partially coun­ of the move. tices. 22 Ranney street. East Hartford, showers Friday or Saturday. Frederick Weigold. 122 Bissell out the non-Communist world. Mason degree will be exemplified. Clough Is now enrolled at ter-balance the power of Russia In removing Slansky as secre­ was presented on a charge of THURSDAY, NOV. 29, AT S P. M. street: John Chit jean, 90 Ridge Slansky, editor of the Prague Following the meeting, refresh­ GAUDET Notre Dame. He Is one of a group and her followers. tary-general In September, Gott- Lifts Suspension driving a car with defective equip­ street; Thomas Schmedding. An­ Communist newspappr Rude Pravo Hartford. Nov. 27—OPi — State ments will be served. 891 MAIN ST. AD5IISSION 40c (Tax Included) who accepted the offer by an un­ Informed sources say SHAPE wnld carefully pointed out to the ment and was fined $6. He v "s (Across From SI. Jsmes’s Cbureta) dover: Mrs. Louise Krajewskl. believes Russia would have about for 15 years, fied to Moscow when Athletic Commi-ssioner Fvai-k IMstrirt Offleerw known benefactor who agreed to World War II started In 1039. central committee that "in the arrested by Patrolman George H, JEWELERS pay certain of the coats of any of Rockville; Miss Janet Irwin. 307 175 first line divisions available way the great and wise Stalin is lanek has lifted a suspension he Leonard Matyla of St. Joseph’s TRUSS FITIiNG President Gottwald went with him. Church. Rockville was elected Trapp. Herbert Sojka oi lul the 90 who might enroll at Notre Highland street. at the beginning of a war. with teaching ua. we shall boldly pro­ slapped last April 12 aeain.<^t 1.= ' ar Grand avenuet Rockville, was fined Discharged today: Barbara Ol­ probable quick expansion to 200 to The two were considered "Moscow Forest of Norwalk as manager of Potterton’s president of the North Central By AHRON Graduated Bxperta Dame. gress on the rosd to Socialism in $9 for failuM to keen to Hi' r ’ son, 64 (^urch street; William Communists." CYO Council at Its organizational The dismissals wrecked the .300 divisions. A Russian division, our country, in spite of everj-tliing Jimmy Beau. New Canaan boxer. LARGF, STOCK-ALL SPEEDS, ,33. 45. 78 at an intersection. He was ar­ Also Abdominal Sapporte Elae- Katkaveck. Wapping. however, is only about half the Gottwald himself took over the The reinstatement will permit meeting which Avas held recently army football team which this Job of Secretary-General — party and everybody." ISO CENTER STREET— (I Block West of Police' StaHan) rested by Sergeant Ea. 1 Betoe. He Hosiery, and all Irpoc ol snr- 5’ ’’^ Births yesterday: A son to Mr. size of a U. 8. division. Slansky has been a Communist Fore.st to be in Beau’s comer next at Windsor Locks. Richard Pola- fall had one of its worst seasons boss— when Slansky gave It up In zej, also of St. Joseph’s Church, I.,egian Auxiliary gifal appllancea. Private Fit- In history. and Mrs. John Blnok, 87 Wood­ Gruenther reported that the since 1921. and a member of Its Tuesday at Milwaukee when the PLENTY OF FREE PARKING TEL. 8788 September. Slansky became Just wss elected treasurer. Both at­ The American Legion Auxiliary Hng Room. r ‘ ■ land street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Russian MIG jets-alreadv well ruling hierarchy since 1929. He had New Canaan fighter meeta Robert J S'’ one of a number of vice premiers. tended the Diocesan Council of will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. in '• ; '‘.-y vr.. .‘..1 John Curtin, 213 Center street; a proven In Korean air battles— are been a power In the party for more ViUemaln. GAR Hall. Members sre asked son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis speedily replacing piston-engined As vice premier, Slansky was to CYO meeting which was held last Quinn's Pharmacy UMT Operation have the Job of coordinating the than 20 yeara. He returned from Sunday afternoon at St. Jo.seph's to bring articles for the Gift .Slmn O'Coin, Rockville. planes in satellite air forces. Moscow to Czechoslovakia in 1944 n nation’s economic plans, reporting Cathedral in Hartford as dele- at the Veterans’ Home. Gifts for Births today: A daughter to The MIGs are powered with an as a member of the partisan ar­ Law Forecast Mr. and Mrs, Emil Aberle, Ver­ engine adapted from the British back to the Czechoslovak Polit­ buro. my’s general staff, and hla power ■' '.V- ' ' non. Rolls Royce Nene. some of which ; i VAiVI-IN-NtAD RICIRCUIATINO tALl*OIAR Slansky had been considered an was enhanced. Later he was to use INOINI iniRINO were sold to the Soviet Union in it to get rid of the Communists (Continued from Page One) Accept Invitations 1948. The U. S. and Britain now International Communist, like y OMvrolol't groot 103-Kp. load- Chavrolot’i graal itaariog g««f Gottwald. more Interested In the who had remained in Czechoslo­ motfgr provldot axtro polllog foltgi tho work ond waor out of Miami, Fla.. Nov. 27 — (iP)— sre concentrating on Jet engines vakia throughout the Nazi occupa­ Some Infiuential committee with nttore powerful compressors. spread of world Communlam than powor. PomouB 92«h.p. THriff* Bfoarkig . • • (iiokoi tho ontiro uwH members favor a provision that Seven playera have accepted invi­ tion. or who had fled to London-- tations to play for the South in Eisenhower reportedly is ex­ In the welfare of his own country. mottor offofi OKlro •eOftomy. ••rva longtr. would let Inductees take their six But Slansky and Gottwald were as dem entis had—and established the annual North-South Shrine pecting to have 34 Western divi­ contacts with westerners. months of training in two periods sions r e a ^ for combat by the end reported to be at odds as far back o f three months each, presumably game in the Orange Bowl Christ­ Slansky played a big part in the a ;- mas night. Coach Andy Gustafson of 1952. T^ia force would include as 1948. Soon after Yugoslavia's during the summer months when Communist party was expelled Red coup of February. 1948. He LOFTS said today. Latest acceptances to six American divisions, seven schools are closed. from the Comlnform, Slansky was a moving force behind the be announced were those of quar­ British, eight French, six Italian, "action committees" which seized Others want assurance that three from Norway snd Denmark, called a meeting of the secre­ exciting^ annual youths who automatically go into terback Bill Wade, tackle Bob the power. Werckle and end Ted Kirkland of and four from Belgium, Holland tariat. In Gottwald's absence, to Vanderbilt. Others previously an­ and Luxembourg. look into the dangers of Titotsm nounced were Talbott Trammell, in Czechoslovakia. There was a News in Jumper Washington and Lee end; Maurice hint that Gottwald himself was Personal Notices (Bill) Dawkins, Florida State Steel Conlracl suspected of T3tniat tendencies. KU Styles guard; Don Brown, Florida end. .\pprared Boss MAPH8AOM IPfllNO RIAR-AXU INtPICnON and Carroll McDonald, Florida However, Gottwald won out, ap­ Card of Thanks CLUTCN riA n parently with Moscow support. center. , Parley Opens WiMt • gim A brand long III* wllti lilt)* molnlenonce. full-ilte Intpectlon ptele eevei Slansky rose to prominence Wp »iih to express our sincere time end trouble . . . b eoiily re­ zratitude to ‘.he relatives, nalfhbors naw tlNOZZ* Sawing One ilngle-dlie iprlng provide! among Czech Communists in 1945 snd friends for the kind expressions moved. Hypold oxle design re­ (Continued from Page One) felt, pe9dive engogemenl wHii when he took over the secretary- of sympathy shown us durinr our re­ Ifachina-a gift to ramind an a to do 81070 woplc fo7 your oionoy I fewer port!, feeing loib longdr. duces mabilenonce requirements. rent bereavement. ■ the loss of our be­ Flattering generalship, which had been held bar dajf in, day out of y v u t boosts granted steelworkers up to loved mother Mrs. Nlchollna Anderson. by Gottwald. It was he who went We especially thank the Ameriran Le tbougbtfulnaaa—a onca-in-a- Bedcape 15 cents an hour, or even more. to the founding meeting of the Sion and Auxiliary the V.F.W. Post This W^ek Onlgt Chevrolal'i great eng/neered-/n axle and ether great Advance- Leaders in the steel industry have Comlnform — the Communistlb In­ and Auxiliary, all those who sent the lifatiroa gift that's mads to beautiful floral tributes, cards snd aa- fas( for o.Hfst]fna. indicated price increases would be ternational Information BureMi— alsted In any way. Kilchen-Fre$h L O P T * S features keep maintenance cotti Design features keep upkeep asked to meet, any further labor in Poland. After the Communist costa. coup of February, 1948, seizing Anna and Albln Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ciemaon. M s e e s m o M . at rock boHom. The famous down. Come and see Chevrolet Under present government wage power in Czechoslovakia, Slansky Mr. ant.' Mrs, Kenneth .fjoalee, appeared to be the boss. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCormick. Moka thin Chrislmoe a SINGER CHOCOLATES Vi controls, the steelworkers sre en­ 105-h.p. Loodmatter engine it Advance-Design trucks first titled to a maximum wage hike of Haunted by economic troubles, Chriitmof in your fomilyl * 9 9 " regMlarlyr f a.SO four or five cents an hour without the Czech Communists also feared the rise of "nationalist deviation" > Chevrelaf trucks t o i ^ | ,„| | | h Q r d and long pulls. chance you get. They'll save you getting special permission. Mur­ ta ll • • 0 8 ■ONDse aaAKi u n Mos In their ranks—independence of Happy Is The Day ten any ether meks l UNIT NHON aODY ray has made it clear he wants AS body pstft—floors, tops, sidus RIvoHow lining on Ifglil. ond much more than four or five cents Moscow. Vladimir (Clementla, 2 Chevrolet's heavy-duty frame,- money becouse lower mainle- former foreign minister', waa im­ —oro 1 ^ ot Mporato, matching modhim-dury modolt bicrooioi Ilfo, but hasn't spelled out his demands. When Backache to i*auli/ul Christmat onMi. loty >0 nploco. provnnh icotod drum. Today's opening round of nego­ prisoned. along with other high- iturdy transmission, durable rear nance costs are engineered In. ranking Communists, and the G 0 Box tiations la with U. S. Steel cor­ party rolls were sharply reduced. (pries will be $2.60 poration. the bellwether of the in- Some 300.000 were rut off Ui* Goes Away. . . . nftor Dee. 2nd) iiustry. Big Steel «mpl»y» about Iftoff liiC •C-VED aM a»u iiGir, V6^ party membership list bk ' unrl- iMndacMB and ditiinota may ba dua tn alow- j?" 155,000 USW members ahd the liable, and there were waves of down of ktdnay function. Doeten aay wood pattern it sets usually Is followed arrests. dementia haa been in kidnay function la vary Important to good down the line by the rest of the baaHli. Whan aomaavaryday condition, auch CHEVROLET Jail for months, but as yet there aa strata and a'.raia, eauaat this Im ^rtant Industry. has been no trial. function to slow awn. many folka auSarnai* Before the week is out similar The economic troubles, aggra­ ^ n p backacha—faal miaarabla. Minor blad* dar Irrltatlona dua to cold or wronv dial may ...... negotiations will open with moat vated by restrictions imposed by cauaafaUlnt up nlpfata or f raqoantpaaaafta. LOFT’S invites of the major steel companies. the United States and other weat- Don^ nagUct your kMnaya tf t b M eondU Murray has 35 days to try to ern nations, grew steadily. To tiana bothar you. Try Doan'a Pttki^a mild you to "get Rc> dim vik. Uaad tuaeatafttUy by mllUoM far •oak Modal containi 8oaat nNOta maehins, deublaa ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS reach a settlement before a strike build the econqmy, the Czech ovarlOyanrp, It's amaainc how many Ylmaa , squippad arith tbs quainted" with a is possible. The steelworkers’ Cnmmuntata began conscripting Doaa*a vfva happy raUaf from tbaaa ditCMn« pepolar found bobbin. Bm patlsel adtebiac ca M a bsatitUul, medarn dsak arhan not In Mwing um. contract with U. 8. Steel and the white collar werkera and women forta—'baip thalBmnaaoCkldneirtobaa and AL tara Ruah out waata. Gai Daaa^a PQla Irdayt r fabric. Matcbiag tiool i MatcMng stool has apses for aupplisa. wonderful^candy rest of the industry expires at midnight, Dec. 31, end a minute value that may never'^ later th* men who make steel are st •tandord free to strike. happen again I Limited Pim iJlustfniod it depGfideef ks uvoPs However, government officials quantity—hurry., .get yours have termed a strike "unthink- 8521 eble" in the present national emer­ today. gency. •a 12-42 —j| li.--'. Delicious Milk nnd Besides his demand for a “sub- Dark (Jhocolatea By Bw Barnett Btantial’’ wage boost, Murray and -- . A charming, correctly tailored his aides have drafted a 22-polnt beantifuUy.paekagad Jumper that’s as new as tomor­ demand for Big Steel and toe rest in sparkling red and gold row. and perfect In a rich, aolid- 9 7 of the industry. It calls for a (^stm as Gift Box. toned wool or bright plaid. Paired guaranteed annual wage, union E x tra VoatoHMS with it la a peter pan blouse that By Mrs. Anne Cabot ■hop and better Incentive pay can hava short or long cuffed Here is an Ideal bedcape for the plans. aleavM. mother-to-be, convalescent or for Murray haa given no hint of CmUSTIlAB HARD CANDY your own read-in-bed comfort and how he expecta to pierce the gov­ Pxttem Np. 8521 la a sew-rite glamor. Groehet it of soft baby f and back- fMOOM MUMI* fMTNIfiWIWMt* Partoblo, the light SpoeieMy-prieod Tkim W eek Omlgt perforated patUm in sises 12, 14. ernment wage ceiling. Neither yam in your favorite pastel shade. I cosily ovar | , doca away waight ll-pound wonder that dost tha arork of a full' Indseorated metal t a l l n 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, Jumper, have hla aasoclates. But all aay Small Dtposit Holds ward ot any m oontainsr. Hurry... J 4 9 Speetut MmtUmg tUUoet Pattern No. 2497 contains com­ slat macUna. Smart luggaga-typa carrying cats. t 7-8 yarda of 54-inch or 4 1-8 toeyTl Inslat on more than four or wiQi iuaauuw i quantity is UmiteiL o n ly . plete crocheting Instructions, ma­ five cents an hour. In Buffalo, pdwtas eniyJL yards o f S9-inch; blouse, short S terial requirements, stitch illustra­ N. Y„ Joaeph’ P. Molony, a USW atoevas. 2 1-8 yards of 89-inch. FREE DEUVERY IN TOWN tions and finishing directions. diatrict director, asaerted: Sil MAUHFUIMACHI.... w...... L a AND DOZMS OF OTHR SIWINO OIR lOIAS * s Eor this pattern, send 30c in Send 25c in Coins, your name, "We are not going to pierce the e w ns, your name, address, size address and the Pattern Number Wage Stabiliaatlon board formula. IVBlYTiaNO FOt TNI WOMAN WHO SIWSI AU UNMt O M tO O F ... AT YOUl daslrad, and the Pattern Number to Anne Cabot (The Manchester We're not going to bond It—^we'ro to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Evening Herald) 1150 Ave. Amer­ going to break It." Evaaing HaraM, IlOO Ave. Amer- icas, New York 19. N. Y. In addition to .opening wage U O F T S diocolates... Icaa, New Tork 19, N. T. Anne Cabot's New Album c t tnlka with the ateel Indiutry, toe SINGER SEWING CENTER Don’t miaa the Fall and WinUr Needlework in a ' "muat’’. It’s ■teetworkera’ union will p rm n t SA TraCa MtA af nm anmn Msa. eo. fhaUan. It eoataina 48 pages of chockfuU of charming designs as new contract demands to Alu­ FERNDALE outhteotsgom.eaHfiUm aaw atylsa, aiapla to make frocka well as beglnnera’ ''How-To" dl- minum Company of America to­ ACROSS mOM HIGH SCHOOL tor all agoo; decorating tricks; ractiona on knitting and croehat- morrow. The U8W repreeents lO fS MAIN STm MANCHISTIR •32 MAIN STRin. MANCHESTER PHONE IM 3 .. a gift pattern printed la about 17,900 of Atcoa'a 55,000 em- lift pattaras pHatad inside the toe hook and many otoer grand 7 A . M.-11 P. M. 829 BIAIN STREET •aah. U sed U canto toda^. ' pleyea. Xto contract «xpina Nov. C:ARTER CHEVROLET CO.» liic features. 25 cants. *0. and throoghoot ponneetlent MANCHESTER 311 MAIN STREn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD", MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1951 PAGE W T E N MANCHESTER EVEirtNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1981 Tennessee Enjoys Wide Margin as No. 1 College Eleven Eastern Pro Basketball League Folds for 1951-52 Season

I \ CoBt But One Cent Johnny Chandk Scorch Annual Rec Senior Cage Nitchman Top Hartford High Statens TriE Ace At Country Club ltliii| Ytwi Htanwtlgtit Crockett’s Cop j Princeton Tigers Tops j |Holybke, Torrington For Texas Lineman Austin, Tex.—((PV—The Unl- Johnny Chanda scored a League Starts Tonight Nutmeg Coach No. 1 Schoolboy Eleven veralty of Taxks points >^th Heratd Angle hole-ln-onc laat Sunday at the Bascom Being Groomed Opening Game j | g Eastern Tearns Quit, Others Follow pride in theae daya of recruit­ ■y Manchester Country Club ing to the fact that one of their, course. Johnny's ace came on New Haven, Nov. 27— er upsetting Ansonia, routad Wait EARL W. YOST Annual Rec Senior Basketball . er, Ed and Harm Wlarablckl and Receives Coach of the star football playera coat a the 18th hole. Playing with League will get underway tonight, A1 Surowlec will be with Herni'a As Successor to Louis Overpower Moriarty’s in Hartford Public High Bchool’s Haven, 58 to 0, desplta Coach Bara Sport/ Bditor team today tered around the Torrington prob­ penny ,po*t card. Holly Mandly, Stan HItIruikl, Year Annual Award amazing 1951 footMll te Bender’s efforts to keep the ecoM iBaj Suite Team Upset Art Stevena, Ed McNamara at the East Side Rec with two ^ *i^ ,*J*^ Vi? Y League# 52 to 25; New York, Nov. 2T—OlV-ten-aT triumph agalnat Colorado. Mary­ was chosen Oonneqtlcut’a out­ lem until Cy Coagrove, New Brit­ He I* Harley Sewell, termed has been box- land also closed out its aeasan by down by using hia entire bench. and Don Piper, Chanda used a games scheduled. Paired in the Voung, Cap Perry, Red Qa- ____ Tork—(NBA)—On bothtLoula business men nessea’s Sugar Bowl-bound Vols From Sports Writers standing acholaaUc gridiron array ain sports promoter representing by line roach J. T. King aa New Wapping Five Wins romping to a M-7 victory over Behind H.P.H.S. and Hlllhouek * 1 tRecauBe of Knight's the Holyoke franchise owner, fired Manohester’a Beat Uutolanding Kunner No. 3 iron. lid-lifter at 7 o’clock will he the ing seven years enjoy a sweet margin today as the In the eeaeon’a final Associated were. Danl)ury and Weaver, each ; "the best defensive lineman 1* *- vciio, Johnny Rlvoaa and poiMfibly aldee of the West Virginia. Illinois squeaked by the shot that killed the league Current Silk City football team Dark-haired Jacobs, alao a Garden Grove against Harm's Stii-1 U they’re booming we* Bwcom a* A casual visit to the St. P ^ l New London, Nov. 27—(Jf)— Nel- Pieaa poll. with 115 points; four more than "Jlecision to Play in ever to play in the aouthweat.” The ace wa# the sixth of the Bobby Knight now that Ui« Hast- Social Center of East St. Louis, Wapplng and Crockett’s Insur­ nation’s top team In the Asaociated Northwestern, 3-0. when he announced that the West­ Sewell ia a 220-pounder from boasts two exceptional perform­ North Rnder. hut from another season. Preriou# hole-ln-one# dio while the laurels and Bairh's . ern I.,eague haa foldad. an ideel succeeeor to Jo* L«ule. SuiTfort^'llimori’ Roae Bowl op- son W. (Nela) Nitchman. whoM Coach Bill Lolka’a rugged Owl*, Aneonla. Middletown, Mancheater,, i an organization where youngsters ance scored victories last night in Press football poll. I^Town; The Highlights ern Maaaachusetta city had decid- St. Jo, Tex. He’s a junior. ers among its well-balanc^ squad. sector. Hartford's North End, Is were acored by Joe Hhndley, Pontlaes will collide In the nlglit- I,engiie Director Bill Murray ?•- Funny thing, but ringworm* ponenfa, dropped from third to 1951 Coast Guard Academy foot­ who licked every Connecticut | Bridgeport Harding, Torrington, were welcomed to Join in recrea­ ’The undefeated and untied ter­ Bchcwlboy eleven they met, in-1 ed to withdraw. Holyoke haa Former coach Blair Cherry One la Uckie-fullback Albert the fellow who Is a threat every Pete Staum. Alex Hackney, csp. porta that two games will b* never refer to Jereey Joe Walcott opening action in the Y Senior rors of the South piled up the eighth as a result of their 20-7 ball team galloped through en un­ and Stamford completed the ‘'lO"! time he gets hla hands on the The lAiirela will he sponsored tion altered life's journey for the beaten season, today was selected eluding four big state powers, | I By p A L TURKIMO'TON been in and out of the league for sent Sewell a post card', offer­ "Yoah” Vlncek while the other Bill Thornton and George played every Tuesday and Satur­ in the future tenae. Aa a matter of Basketball League. The Harves­ largest vhte of the season to re­ loss to California. Oklahoma re­ To a happy Coach Lolka. ' bia standout Is halfback Eddie ‘'Pret­ ball. But five feet, three Inches by Moriarty Brothers this season fact, how could they? The Great pfpduct of Tuskegee, Ala. In­ Connecticut’a college coach of the loat only their opener agalnat; boys "were a terrific bunch oC' ] '-Operation of the Eastern Pro- the past three weeks, never taking ing him a Bcholarahlp. Veitch. day night during the aeiUKMl. Oth­ ter# toppled the Colleglatos, 47 to tain their billing as the best In placed Kentucky In the Big Ten, definite action aa to Ita stand con< zel" Jacobs. Both are 48-mlnute and 140 pounds soaking wet — with Pete Staum serving as roach Father of Camden'a future very vited to Join the boxing class by year by members of the Connect­ Chicopee. Maaa. They received a kid* to work with. They were all Insaional Baaketball League was er loop entries are the Poquonoek instructor Ted Myles. Bascom 3S. w'hlle Crockctt'a overpowered the land. grabbing tenth place. The Wild­ ceming Bobby Knight. performers, excelling on both of- Jacobs ia the best runner s local again. Joe Schmidt will appear Collegians, Wetherafleld Warrior*, definitely la behind him. Neither Moriarty Brothers. 42 to 2.3. cat* plunged from ninth to 17th icut Sports Writers Alliance. total of 146 points. hustlers and a coach never had Officially suspended following ' a qualified for further tests hy bell­ Tennessee amassed 1.508 points Nitchman will receive the award The runnerup spot went to New Torrington Diitlculllea team has been shle to boast since with the Laurel*. Other members Burnside Ragles and American la Esiard CSiarlea given a tumble, Wapplng got out in front in the and drew 02 first-place ballots out place. more cooperation.’’ LoHca’i chief •pedal iTieetlng of franchise own­ Donald had admitted ‘‘shaving’’ ing all opponents around the small officially at the acrlbe’a next an­ Haven Hlllhouae, which loat only Torrington.'* dllTlcuItles arose the days of the Cubs and Majors. of the squad Include Tommy Ma­ Legion. and apparently Rocky Marciano first periwl and was never head­ of 168 from the sports writers Tennessee, Georgia Tech. Baylor aide was Ralph Worth, who ers in Meriden last night to over­ points' in a game with Niagara gymnasium room. nual dinner to be held on Jan. 28, to H.P.H.S., 18 to 14, and Walt­ over the use o f the two Toledo Dln)inutlve Pretzel Is a good In­ son, Tommy Conran, F.iMlo Vllgn Central Board of Approved Offl- baa not yet caught on. ed although It was close until the and broadcasters to easily out- , and Oklahoma have regular sea- agreed fully with the bead ooaeh’a come player difficulties In two last season. TTie news was made side or outside nmner. a good Local Sport and George Brooks. Fre,l Serv- A rhampion At 1.3 1952. Previous recipients of the ham. Mass. The Elm City Aca­ summation. playera Walker and McDonald rlnls will work all the games. Any«-av, fight fan* live in the Mat few minutes. Both teams distance runnerup Michigan State, j son games remaining. The Vols, towns in the league. The audden were part of a "package" deal public the day following the Brad­ passer, a good pass receiver and Bascom was a champion at 1.3. coveted award are Den Jesse of demics rolled up 121 points. Outstanding performers Includ­ dedslon to shelve Oonnecticut’s past aa far aa the hea^-ywelght* showed lark of shooting ability The— Spartans,...... boasting the same ' seeking their 20th straight win, that wa* to play in Torrington ley University story when several despite his lark of height, la a bouncing down In front in the By ranking No. 1 in the AP poll, ed Jerry Howard, John Mulraln, greatest court circuit for this 30 year oW baakelhiill league at are concerned. and missed many shots both from record aa Tennessee, 9-0, collected take on Vanderbilt Saturday. Un­ this season. Owner Joseph Stro- players. Inrluding All-American better than average defensive Chatter aoiddlewelght class of the ^1945 Hartfoed Public will receive the Stan MallsewakL Ray Kaminski, •son climaxed a series of week- the East Side Ree Inst night. It haa been many daya alnce the the floor and from the foul mark. 34 first-place votes and 1,379 beaten but once-tied Georgia Tech gatz, a prominent businessman in Gene Melchlore, were accused of man. .Iarobs''gets his share of Sports Mirror Miaaourl are* leaped overboard Golden Gloves in St. Louis. He re­ The quarter score was 10 to 7 and points. Maryland, Tennessee’s foe take# on Georgia; Baylor, striv­ coveted S. Polk Waakowltz Tro­ co-captains, Mike Abbnisseae and I ly meatlnga that have been held accepting bribea to control the peated in other amateur tourna­ phy. currently held by Stamford 'Torrington, auffered losses at the tackles and ialtea great delight tn Dr. Gene Davis witnessed last for a pugilistic product, or since at halftime Wapping led. 21 to 17. in New Year’s Day, came home ing for the Southwest Conference John Kunz, who apparently wrap­ for the past two months. point spread in games. The spilling enemy hall rarrlers who Booster Club will hold a dinner­ ment*. and convinced admirer# High, ISAt year’s winners. gate the past three years. In or­ Saturday's Yale-Harvsrd football Today A Year Ago—Th# Bos­ Henry Armstrong dropped a kit of Wapplng outscored its foe by two third with 18 firsts and 1.257 title and a Cotton Bowl berth, ped up the state crown by scoring Two factors on which agree- gambler involved with tfie Toledo outweigh him hy aa much as 100 game at the Yale Bowl. meeting Wednesday noon at the that he was on his way to a pros­ Informed of the selection of the touchdowm agaliut Weaver; der to operate in basketball, which .Manchester Ouintry (^nh. ton Red Sox signed l^ou Boudreau, ahoe-shine accessories to wear the points in the third period and led point#. Illinois, the Big Ten’s Rose clashes with Rice and Oklahoma iflent could not- he reached by the la mainly a hobby with him that playera was EHI Kam. The As­ pounds. former shortstop and manager of feather, lightweight and welter perous professional career when 33 to 27. .lack Stiehitz raged 22 Bowl representative, climbed from tangles with Oklahoma A * M. H.P.H.S.. Dr. David Waakowltz Tom Mawdaley, Ralph Luther, sociated Preaa story iffvealed that he won the ‘49 Golden Gloves of New Britain, donor of the tro­ club owners actually resulted in be loves. Strogata had to plan on Like Vineck. Pretzel never Joe Kubachka. new head basket - I the (5evelsnd Indians, to a player wreaths. , ,, point* for Wapplng while Bill sixth to fourth plac* with 1,030 Points nearly all aenlora. the suspenaion of operations just Toledo players had rejected starred nr played with any college Tickets are stlH available for llght-heavj'welght title in St. Lou­ phy, said: cutting expenses In order to con­ ball roach at Hartford High, anked contract. Baacom shaded Bob Satterfield, navis was the high man for the Iiolnts. 1. Tennessee i82l (9-Oi ...1,508 The 1951 campaign was Hart­ three daya before activity was several offers during the aeaton team. He learned the hard way Wedne.sday night's testimonial is, the championship in Chicago •'It's a happy, well-deserved ford High’s greatest since 1937 tinue. This Included rounding up for a Seoul'* report on Manchester Five Years Ago Buff Donelll the third-ranking llght-heavy- looser*. Trailing the big four were: 2. Michigan State (34) (9-0) 1.379 scheduled to start. Upon learning a good team that would not coat and were on a hot streak of vie- High'* current rage team Hart­ banquet In honor of Msnehesler welght, the other night in one of and the international event in Princeton, unbeaten Ivy League 3. Maryland 418) (9-0) ...1,257 choice to a splendid group of boys when a team coached by Johnny torlea when Walker allegedly High’s foothsll. sorcer and cross was named head football coach at In the second game Crockett's and coaches. Although H.P.H.S. that Bobby Knight had decided to him aa much to put on the court. ford opcnk it* season with the. In­ the most thrlUlng fights staged In New York. Champion, Georgia Tech, Wis­ 4. Illinois (4) (8-0-1) ...... 1,030 Newell won six of eeven. I ^main with Manchester the Holy­ took |1,750 to keep the Ntagaro coiinlry teams at the South Meth- Boston University, Bascom turned pro last year took their opener from Moriarty's and New Britain are old rivals. It The points were figured on 10 League rules say a team cannot dian* In Hartford on Tuesday. St. Louis in many years. This in Morlarty's made a game of it only consin, Stanford, Baylor and Okla­ 5. Princeton (4) (9-0) .... 876 oke owner pulled up stakes. Hla exceed 1200 a game for the entire came under six points, the spread Dec. 11. The writer *er\'ed ns a (wilst Church. Tickets may be se- Ten Years Ago Texas defeated hla 12th professional fight, which His eighth and 12th start# stamp­ homa. 6. Georgia Tech (1) (9-0-1) 727 only adds to the pleasure. I'm for first place, nine for second and Toledo waa favored by. Walker rure-namlte in his right fist, boasts a heat effort hut could not keep up President George Van Bibber of 8lr^#tFP• Walker and Bob McDonald, two came to the rescue and offered to Since bribing amateur player* in Bill's playing Chef's Diner at 7-.15 reach of 79 inches, and such a fine ready for the best. .I»rvl* .. the first place choice of six of the The top 10 with the season’s ' Ohio la not a felony, no charge* with Bolton and Miller's In the McMahon la Top Bowler Maybe Wes Bascom will knock the pace as they were underman­ the University ■ of Connecticut; Lucan .. 16 state scholastic football ex­ former Toledo Univeraitv players provide a club at a price Tor- Jimmy Kozlowskl. for many judge as Sid Keener, ye old* records and first place votes In #bo were mixed up In the "ahav- were placed against any of the second game. fight fans out of the misty past. ned and the score was 28 to 18. Fred Thom# of Williams. Ted Cur­ Tltor perts who voted. The other No. 1 parenthesea: rington could afford te pay. Art years n standout basketball referee sport# editor, tella you that he Cunliffe Inm" of points in a game last aea- three playera. Burke revealed at Yoah VIncak Chicago (/Pi - One hundred and Going into the final frame. tis of Maine, Stanton Yaeger of ballots were cast for Ansonia. 1. Hartford Public (7-1-0) (6) Burke, associated with a promi­ in this sector while residing in specialize* in a Jab that outjahs Crockett's controlled the ball and Tufts, Harold Getchell of Harvard i m and were uncovered by New nent broadcasting company, at­ laat night's meeting that one of Rockville, ts now working and liv­ F.ddle and (hinrlle Pillsrd each three keglera have averagea of 190 the famous and uppish one that Gutta percha is made by evap­ Totala . 4!t1 vn 412 1473 which had led the top 10 most of 146 these playera had graduated and fense and defense; truly a rarity shot one deer last week end. the game to win as they chose. and Lloyd Harper of Norwich. the season, four; Hillhouse. three; York’s District Attorney Frank' tended the next two league meet­ in these days of platoon football. ing in New Hampshire. or better In the Inst 10 American was propelled by Gene Tunney. orating the mllkr fluid of a num­ 2. New Haven Hillhouse (7-1-0)' >• another waa being allowed to re­ (’harlle got a 2.50-pound buck Bowling Congress tournament* ber of trees primarily found on For the Insuranceme.n. Bill Bel- ’The group also: Danbury, two, and Manchester, (3) 121 t I 'Hogan. ings and seemed set to operate the Vlncek la a product of the ■North Baacom. who Is being looked florl gathered In 11 points while 1. Passed a resolution deplor­ I President Abnent club in Torrington. Then it was turn to the school next year. Both Tommy Conran, supervisor of while Eddie killed a 1.50-poiind Junie McMahon of I>odl, N. J., Malay Island one. 3. Danbury (8-1-0) (2) 115 ' j End of Manchester. The 30-year- buck. efter by Gene Straua and other St Bob Copeland was best for Mori­ ing the "present trend of intercol­ Last Nights Fights , President Sam Cohen, sports learned that two of hia players Walker and McDonald admitted the East Side Junior hnskethsll head* the list with a 207 average. The issue was in doubt until the 4. Hartford Weaver (7-1-0) 115 > their parts and went to New York old Polish lad haa been outstand­ arty's with 11 points also. legiate athletics" and noted that I editor of the Bridgeport Herald, were to be Walker and McDonald. ing with every local independent lagiie, is anxious to hear from vol- Second la Joe Wllman of Berwyn. results of the Thanksgiving Day 5. Ansonia (9-1-0) (4) 111 • i on their o)#^ to give D. A. Hogan Tip Department: Don't he sur­ Ill , with 206. Biddle Koepp of rrnrk^lt't laaaranri* *42) "the athletic director# realize their Was not present when the EPBL Burke came right out and said he team he has performed with since unteera to offlriate games In the \9 By The Associated Preasi games sank in. The clinchers were 6. Middletown (7-1-0) 08 . the details. prised if "Yoah Vlncek Day" Is P F P responsibility in restoring inter- folded last night. CoTien Is current­ could not operate without these his graduation from Manchester league Is snxiniL# tn hear from vol- (5eveland. Eddie Kawollci of Chi­ Mtrtin. rf ...... 2 0 4 Scranton, Pa.^Rocky Caatel- these: 7. Manchester (7-1-0) (1) 51 held Sunday afternoon at Ml. Ne­ cago. George Young of New York, rf ...... ^ 1 rnUe^iate athletics on a sound ly. on vacation In Florida and is players because he had built the Some Connecticut basketball of­ High in 1941. Vlncek captained the achool boy interested Is ssked to lanl, 157 Vi, Luzerne, P*., out­ H.P.H.S. Inflicted the season’s 8. Bridgeport Harding (T.-2-0) bo in honor of the fine Silk City Ned Day of West Alll*. Wise., and Blfinro If ...... • .1 fi basis.’’ A committee was named first defeat on Hartford W’eaver. 48 unaware that hia efforts to keep club around them. His decision ficials said they would refuse to 1940 Red and White achoolboji rontart Tommy or Rec Plrertor r^rklnP If ...... n « to investigate these present trends pointed Terry Moore, 159 H, Bal­ the league together have failed. was that the league must let them referee games in Which theae John Hedlund. football player. The Acca meet Nelson Burton of Dallas all have Does your Cnnn. Cc ...... 2 2 No. 2 a week ago 7 to 0. 9. Torrington (6-2-0) 3® team. the Spartans. averages above 201. MurdfVk, r .... .1 0 2 --which were not discussed in de­ timore (10). Norwalk knocked Danbury, No. 10. Stamford (6-3-0) 25 This special meeting, requested by be used or he was out of the player* pla^ved while others For many seiutons the five foot, tail—and make proposals at the Six trams will rompete In the Thomp*'’«n rg ...... 2 .1 7 1 laat week, out of the unbeaten the Tnrringtcm promotor, was league. Both players have been said a* far as they were con- eleven Inch 225-pounder ha* bat­ Pratt, ic 2 n 4 Washington .— G ene Sm ith, Other leaders; Norwich 18. Cast East Side Junior League. They are spring meeting. class with a 19 to 14 drubbing. Haven 13. Greenwich 10, Southing­ called to sosalon by the waiter, barred from other leagues. oerned. the players were innocent tered'enemy lines on offense and Kfnn#‘d3. Ig ...... 1 ^ 4 2. Heard a letter from the Na­ 127*47 Washington, knocked out Nela Nitchman Pretzel Jambs the Hawks, Hl-Y. East Sidcrs. Hillhouse, No, 5 a week ago aft- ton 8. Klllingly 8. Bwretary-treaaurer of the league History of Players until taken to court and proven jarred and tackled opposing backs Trttila fi 42 tional Collegiate Athletic Associa­ Elmer Barksdale. 128, Baltimore guilty. One owner reported his West Side Bullets. Manche*ter engine (7). Trinity CoUega in 1949, and Jesae and president pro tern in Oohen’a To brief the history o f theae on defense. As a line hacker. Vln­ hy playing sandlot football and MorUrtv Brothfra tion that the N. C. A. A. would absence. playera, on July 25, D. A. Hogan players would refuse to play cek haa few peers in the state. later in the amateur and aeml-pro Trust and the Dales. A meeting is B F Pt9 Providence. R. I.—Georgia Ar­ Dow of New Haven State Teachers scheduled Friday night at fl:.30 at Pinrl^r.'^ rf ...... not necessarily choose the winner about his record, which included lieved the popular (jomamnder •Diacuaaion at the meeting cen­ revealed that Walker and Mc- against them while another owner This season, for the first time in ranks Jarobs is a lot of foot­ of the New England Intercolle­ aujo, 135 >4, Pfovldence, stopped College last year. John Merriman aa head football which time league rules will be USED CAR SALE pQbkln If 1 ^ There wasn’t any question about unbeaten freshmen teams. He be­ reported he would withdraw if his 14-year career, Vlncek ha* ball player. He 1* the guy that Crtprliipfl r 4 11 giate Invitational Basketball Harry La Sane, 134*4, Houston. came head football coach there in mentor so that the latter could discussed. The player limit has KHh-. rr 2 1 Nitchman’* choice. It was unani- they. Walker and McDonald, were been u.scd mainly as a tackle on keeps the crowd around until the Tournament as the District One Tex.. (2). 1937 and remained for four years. concentrate on his dutiea m atlrv been changed from 10 to 12 boys. no OjaII/i. Ig ...... n n 0 mo)ia. allowed to play. offense and a line backer on de­ final whistle. He Is also, the big­ WE NEED ROOM Tpe league will play every Thurs­ representative in it* title playoff. Boston—Tommy Oolllna, 12544, One of hi* team*, the 1939 elev­ letic director, a post that was de>. Cosgrove then threw the punch fense. However, when a yard nr gest offensive threat with the 7 2.** 3. Admitted Babson Institute Nitchman’* squad here clewed en. was Union’* first ubeaten grid­ mandlng more hours than Merriv day night at the East Side Rec 21 9 Boston, knocked out Joey Cam, that ended the fight. Knight's de­ two is needed, quarterback Pat high-scoring Acs*. Jarobs ha* 1951 BUIOrSPECIAL SEDAN...... Sov« 8ror» s» h^lf tim^ • T r o t . with #lx victories and a tie—by iron squad in 25 years, and went man had expected. T with the first game each night Pncirs nsr.iAijion. of Wellesley (w the group's 36th 124>x, Boston (1). cision tb remain with Manches­ Boiduc calls the big fellow out of averaged better than one touch­ Radio and Heater. unbeaten Northeastern — to be­ down in history as the highest NItchmah’a football teama use getting started at 6:1.5. member. Holyoke, Mass.— Art Henri, 188, ter was a big blow in Holyoke. Al­ the line and gives him the pig­ down per game, having nine to hi* when the Wspplnr (47) New York, outpointed Jeff Dyer, come the first undefeated football scoring collegiate football unit in- the T-formatlon. He is ccmsldere^ 1951 MERCURY TUDOR SEDAN...... 2295 though Manchester held contract skin. Vincek was always good for rre Baltimore—Eddie Marshall, 165. Coast Guard Academy. Nitchman went to Colby aa having converted many athletes roach, and Dick Danlelaon, High 1950 lUICK SEDAN...... U75 If 103 306 that if Knight would be given a Now, slowed down considerably S t least 20 yards out from oppon­ n Bihl^r. If . , , 2 ^ 7 ' D^Mirtin .. m — Capitol Heights. Md.. outpointed Nitchman wa* graduated from head coach for one year in 1941 with amazing suCcesa. He is re­ aorrer roach, officiated last night's ' r>«M...... 122 9fi IM 3.M releaar if he offered, in writing, by a sore leg. the big guy still has ents' goal lines. Radio, Healer, Dyiwlou. If ...... 1 2 ; ...... Tex Newby. 173. Baltimore (10). Union College In 1930 after star­ and hia tutoring magic turned out garded aa one of the nation's outr' games in the Y Senior Basketball S’p'll'^narh r . 2 A 4 ; G InbnR'^n . —. 116 98 313 adequate reasons for leaving. This a better than five yard per try Knowing how to fall la one of 1949 OLDSMOIILE SEDAN...... 1445 light says rauch ...... 95 tq.3 m 318 New York—Pat Marcune, 128, ring In football, basketball and Maine's atate champ, the only one standing football coaches. ^ League. FlAibtr rc . S fi 2? ' story was the center of attraction average this season. the main reaaons Pretz Isn't bent Healer and llTdramatlr. Ir • • .... 1 2 4 ' Mnn^lU ...... 93 n i 101 .325 Brooklyn, outpointed Charley Mc- baseball. He began hia coaching in Colby's history. Wh^lnn ...... 122 — 109 331 last Tuesday after Knight had Vlncek easily rates a* Manches­ info a pretzel hy opposing tack­ R F«hl«r U ...... 1 2 j Garrlty. 126'*, Roswell, New career shortly after that at his Nitchman remained at the acad­ Pitcairn Island 1* 1.200 aerea ter’s he.st all round semi-pro per­ Mike Saverlrk will coach the 1949 BUICK SEDAN...... 1545 in area. GUARANTEED been approached. Cosgrove said ier*. He Is often hit hard but Garden Grove entry In the Rec 47 T'^tRlS ...... S38 M 5 539 1635 York (8). alma mater where they •till talk emy as X coach and in 1946 re­ former in the past 20 years. Radio, Healer, Dynaflnw. TolaU .. Ifi n DrlToro lU Knight pledged himself to manges to get up off the gro)ind Senior Baakethall League this sea­ B F rta ...... 95 129 333 EASY TERMS Holyoke on Wednesday night ami hnd he ready for more punish­ son. Mike performed for many 1948 iUICK SEDAN...... 1095 3 RpsortN- ...... 59 119 319 then called him (Cosgrove! ^lef l.ea(ae ment. He's a tough rookie and Radio and Healer. W I Sil #r»*^in rf ...... n n 0 _ 97 301 years with the local Poltsh-Ameri- 1 2 Pontllln rf ...... A y, .Irihnsnn . 99 310 Thanksgiving night to say he had Olllen (4i one fine football player. As long And^niDr. I f ...... 2 4 fi ...... I l l _ Nowlrki ...... I3n 114 123 X57 rans. 1947 BUICK SEDANET...... 995 Dump r ...... fi 1 H P rarlnnn ...... 10.8 103 again changed hia mind and would as .Silk City ran boast a Vlncek 91 _ Sp^nrrr ...... llfi aa in 32.5 Radio aad Heater. keep W irrcn r r ...... ^ 1 7 A. F»rilth ...... 104 195 return to Manchester. Local 100 105 317 and a Jacobs, the fans will come Hilln«ki .... no 1)3 233 Taceart ...... 113 Moriarty Brothera will aponsor HiiMari l e ...... 1 S 5 ...... — TAKE 18 MONTHS TO PAY owner* were unaware of Knight's .larvlR ...... llfi 97 97 :iio out, 1947 OLDSMOBILE TUD O R ...... 895 MrCarthv Ig ...... 0 A A 102 349 the Laurels in the Rec Senior moving TriUls ...... 492 554 538 1584 ru llrr ...... 1.31 llfi I Sunday will he the biggest lest Radio and- Heater. Hodp** ig ...... 1 1 I decision until shortly before 7 League this season. 1949 MERCURY CLUR COUPE o'clock Friday night when the Total! ...... 555 531 ,552 )65R' of the season when the Are* risk 1947 FORD TU D O R ...... 795 vdth T<^taU 14 in SpnoDt 43) Black. BA's opened what might be a Lee’s Kano (Bl their perfect home record against hitiStilliiig Srer#* at half tlm^ 21-17 "apping R And^rs'^n . m 103 Richards .. 102 fi3 97 2fil Mossy Fenton left Manchester Radio and Heater. the Hartford .Spartans at Mt. P^fnrrr** Rnggh Danlaluryn H on aih _ _ 103 1 Stock N*. NT-lBl...... short season against the New Trueman ...... fi7 100 98 38.') today for Florida where he will I,. Carlaon , ...... 119 _ 108 : England Hobos. 1 Carlaoii ,...... 104 K3 103 290 Nebo. 1947 DgSOTO TU D O R ...... 895 S* .John ...... llfi 119 107 ^39 raddy for Bob Toski on the winter Radio and Heater. 1947 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN Holyoke Sltuatloa Uubarha ...... no Bunn New Prexy Mr^ann ...... iin 107 106 : Black. R.uilren ...... 107 104 111 322 tour. Fenton has been assistant Sloann ...... 144 115 106 ; Saturday noon Cosgrove called I pro at the Manchester Country 1945 BUICK SEDAN...... *...... 795 SrhnhRft ...... — 105 103 ; Slock No. U-4B7...... the writer to Inform him Holyoke Totiln ■ .*i07 491 519 1517 Radio and Heater. McCann’s <3l Joseph Miliiiper I Club last season. Of N. E. Coaeiies T o U l9 ...... , 555 "554 535 1635 1947 MERCURY STATION W AGON had decided to withdraw. A cail T>amournaux ...... 94 lOfi 117 317 1945 FORD TU D O R ...... 595 Eno Extra (asalina M hlirkt seph Mitlnger. of Greensburg. P*.. H. Olppn ...... 102 — a strong team, he would continue 101 115 8fi 302 other big plus in a gasoline long famous land Colleges for Conference on I^Stock No. U-471...... Sarpola ...... la the new captain of the Yale ADDRESSO- C .Iohn!*An ...... 9fi 105 in the league. Coagrove haa th# Rinorir ...... 115 115 football team. The 20-ye*r-olil €sso^ for all-around performance—fast warm­ Athletics. B .rk -r ...... — 133 ...... 113 130 9fi .3.39 PlochArrsyk GORMAN ,1949 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN nucleus of a winning club work­ u p . . . quick, responsive power . . . long Thirty-three athletic directors Barrera .. - ...... 102 98 113 312 guard was picked to head the 19.52 ’l‘oUl« ...... 630 "556 485 1571 (.B la ck . ing out in Worcester several Pairfleld ...... 90 100 99 289 team at a meeting of lettermen GRAPHIN6 mileage. . . clean engine action. Try a met for their fall conference ye.s- 8 , Stock No. r-45*...... times a week. The club would be dtavena ...... — 93 fi 178 ye.#terday. A son of Robert B. MOTOR SALES# Inc. tankful 4oday! terday and elected Eugene Flynn, BUttfrg (S) oompoaed of former Holy Cross R D-lUF.r* ToUl# ...... 531 5.35 479 153.5 Milinger, Lafayette college foot­ _____ Holy Crosli athletic director, as .. 129 - 129 2&8 H50 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN stars Frank Oftring, Andy Laaka — - BUICK SALES and SERVICE y * « Oet Something MOU at Yaar Happy Motoring Storal vice president. Ivarr J. Geiger of WiDcIf . .. . . no — no — “• —•------ball star of a generation ago, and Olrllo . , ... 9A 108 BImb. and Bob McMullen, Notre Dame’a Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ — 198 Long-Time Leader* a nephew of Charlie Berry, the BITHINEBS SERVICE 285. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. MrLilughItn 96 95 stock No. NT-ISO...... Bill Foley, the great Ziggy American League umpire, Mitln­ nology was chosen secretary- P'lrdln .... — 104 Strezllcki and several seiwice and RUPFLY f ’O. TONE 2-4571—OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY St^tgnn . . .. 113 873 Deddel Montreal, Nov. 27- (>P)—For the ger won hia letter last year. He treasurer. 1947 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN See TKe Alsa Teaas Skew ea TV. a#4. 7:N p.a. WNHr-TV rhtaerl t Fr*pt^r ...... 100io players in the Boston aiea. Cos­ wa.s a n\aln-at*y of the Yale de­ Elected to the executive com­ Lockwood ... Black. fifth straight wcck -whlrh must ceMeiiii.fmtBti 109 grove assured Baker hr had a fensive line this pa.at seiwon. He mittee were: Retiring Association Stock No. U-475...... good clitb ready to operate and the be somrthing o f a record — Elmer Tnttlii ...... 559 555 64 Lach and Maurice Richard are suceeeda Oapt. Bob Spears, of « IMO latter agreed to go along as Mathloi (1) 1948 STUDEIAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN locked In a tie for the National Ypsilantl. Mich. Oharles Yeager, Hacknev ...... — 97 113 309 planned. Cosgrove told the league ...... _ hlaroon. Hockey League’a scoring lead; of Buffalo. N. T., will manage . ? - “3 Kmnl 94 — 94 m r KRUE6ER... officials he called Baker yeater- P.orkwnll ...... 94 95 113 903 According to official atatistica the- team next year. Appointed V W “ - A ♦ « Stock No. U-45E ...... day morning and Invited him to ' ' ■'a Tivs ...... 99 _ 118 317 released today, the two veteran yesterday aa manager for 1953 Skinnnr ...... — lOS 108 the meeting. Baker said he did not CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc — 1951 UNCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CONV. lineman of the Montreal Cana- was George flhutt, of New - a :Mm Norr*n ---- ...... 119 136 340 think he could be there because he Lamb*rk ...... 97 _ 108 305 iBaat .green. Bfuipped with radio, hsater, hydramatlc. white diena each haa 20 points. Rochelle, N. Y. rn m m PIp.r ...... 114 98 - 313 wan tires, tonder OiMda, nnderceating had a large banquet going on last C I f I t ’l AMERICnS RRSr night at his night club in South 311 MAIN STREET * ■' Execsrthrn, d,6M m ile e a r ...... Hadley Falls, but told Cosgrove ^SAVE ,000 to call him again eaily in, the eve­ PHONE 6874 - 6292 Bratilet ill . 49 ...... 103 91 19 1950 MUCURY CONVERTIILE COUPE ning. P B.lliiiep- r — ^ C^lnsao ... ,v J ia 138 atom, law mBrnge. Oim wwwr ear. ' . waa lata gqtUng to Iha W \U ^ : m meeUng and when he arrived, he Varnnv ...... 98 — « POUBLE-MEUOMh Stoek N*. NT-151. .Special at ...... Htvd»n ...... 95 — 89 184 said he had called Baker at 7 MrKee __ 104 89 198 1950 FORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR SEDAN o’clock and the latter told him he Tarca ...... 106 94 — 300 Orwu-Bedto and henter. had decided to stick' by his feel­ Total! ...... 530 Tss 458 1511 Stock No. U-454...... ings of last Friday and Saturday Mldlroat (S> EXTRA-UGHT ALE morning and quit. With the league What Value Do You Colton ...... — >7 106 303 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMIRIDGE cut to five clubs by that move, Hope ...... 108 108 t-Doer Sedan Badto and henter. ^verella _ ' _ 108 108 there waa no need to continue any _ Bine. Btoek Na. NT-ISB...... LOWEST PRICES O r.v ...... VH lot 313 further with the Torrington situa­ Bristol ...... 106 90 — 198 B .rr.11...... 103 R9 — 193 Diacover the wonderfiil difference in Knwgor’B Extra-light CreBm Ale. 1947 OLbSMOIILECLUl COUPE tion that was becoming a major laau« itself. Realialng it waa too Place On Your Car? Chanda ...... i l 5 138 101 558 Green. Badto aad heater. Hydramatle drive. Knofla ...... 97 \ n — 334 And youH never be Batisfied with any other ale, any time, anjrwhere. late to try and reorganlae, fran- KxeeOeat eeadlltoa. Stoek No. V-fflt...... chiae owners voted to suspend op­ IN CONNECTICUT Totala __ ...... 836 l a 886 1583 * ^1 For Krueger Extra-light ia a tru e ale—with that liidiL double* 1951 MERCURY CLUR COUPE erations this year. If yoH'r* Hm w ta r e q a cor own«r you poriiopf riiink protty AatamatlTa Lesfae Bhm. Badto aad keator. One ewner ear. Plaa Imtopeadeat Ball Derenaler MMar# 44) mellow taate that makea Krueger not "bitter^—but w a rm . ^ Like new. Stock Ne. V-dST...... Bristol and Middletown plan to AH Sixes In Stofk hlfMy o f It end tako proper ca rt o f It. Thoio oro thoto owi^. Well«r ...... 135 104 n try independent ball. Southing­ Bell Street, doih-ntown ChryBler-Plymouth Wfit ...... 113 (5 Neff ...... >4 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUR COUPE ton aaw no hope to re-coup any on who Hiliik a cor is just sonwtliiim wlmperteuN—that Is headquarters. Factory trained Brown- White ...... 98 Every day thouaanda are enjoying Extra-I4ght Krueger Cream Ale. Oetori Blnek. Badto, keator. mrerdrlra. of'ita losses and aald they would FIRESTONE - 6.00-16 DeCnrmler ...... 10* York ...... — 'Dry aome youraelfl Y ou ll find it w ill ajipeal to k aaa swnar oar. Stoek Nn. D-S8E ...... itot operate independently. No one uutH It just won't run any morn. EIHinr way Cortnr Chevrelef Beaupre mechanics can actually save you Milorea ...... —, 108 114 317 cared what Baker did in Holyoke, $12.95 Plu. Tax you aa no other ale ever did. Get a ftw bottlaa—or a carton— 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN feeling that he pulled out on the by spotting trouble before it hap­ Tot»H ...... ” m 8 "J™ *487 i m Mniena, Badle aad haatar. THESE ARE NEW TIRES is nsod to botli kind and b copoMo of taking Hw nneossdry 8l##rh*eler Aat* Pai4t (•> Inability to get one ball player. pens. Only factory, engineered Mo Par DeelleU ...... 115 106 IT 817 or caae—of Krueger Extra*Ii|^t Cream Ale today. (Beck Na. V-MS...... Torrln^on’e plans were not re­ LovHl ...... 91 U vealed. corn o f thorn. placement parts are used. ruher ...... 108 M 1947 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN Lynch ...... 107 M OraM. Badto aad lnSlar. la axoelleat Buaineaa Manager Art Pongratx DUNLOP TIRES H. Aurust ...... 110 10* o f the BA’s waa left in mid-air Btoek Ne^.H-SlB ...... IN ALL SIZES PRICED FROM Tout# ...... r.'sM ~4n 4*3 14*5 with plans progressed for the sea- G M A C T om s from $50 up. 1949 MmeURY CONV. COUPE eon. Independent ball has been a $12.95 Flu* Tax and Vp Mlweae. lac. (I) Mareea. BdMe aad heater. One owner eer. CIXOC failure here ever alnce Manchester Ckaabera (t» joined the league. The queatiOB Chamber# ...... IS 103 Stock Na. IT-dSI...... # 1 0 7 0 Therrien ...... II M ia, will local fana support non- VAN ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS Roeaetto ...... 10* 104 19M CI«yRCN£T CLUR COUPE leagoe attrfcctlona. biKock ...... N 1*4 There definitely will be no t Peterton ...... IT IS SPEOAL 4.75 19 eeeeeeeeeeeeaeojoaaaeoef $1545 game in the armoiy Friday ntghL Total# ...... 47* 555 Poeeibly entry into another league PIM Tax Balaa* Malar# «1) ia beihg considered and looked in- $9 95 18 M S^diik m A U AIOVK CARS NAVI THE FAMOUS "ID** .to. Pongrats hopes to aolve the Whitneck ...... IM bhOcetlMU proUem as quickly Bmoluk ...... TS SULLIVAN SAFI lU Y USED CAR WARRANTY possible. It appears the situation Total* 4M * n will again be • day-to-day ques­ SERVICE tion mark. Maaekaslar MsaUtw 44) _ Hatttnxar ...... H IM lOt lU Ha>’es ...... m lOT 10* 817 Sot Goad rxarajto STATION Kassn ...... 13* M 107 m o'NaiiiRIAardfon ...... H lu I 11}lu U*ui Utaa ORIARTY-7 Durham^ N. C . ^ (NKA) — BUI K tuieii aiiwiNO M unw, Duka coach, ltd th* IttO I ...... 174 l U lut DavU team in gm nd gain-1 427; HARTFORD ROAD—AT THE TEXACO SIGN ~Mer Ma4*n »> _ m ta ueiM Meift 9U3UI gg M a haI(lNi|||^trtth l ,n o y a n li. | lij! ^ MANCHESTER EVfikiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1981

OUT OUR W A Y » .^AGB TWELVE BIANCHESTER EVENING I^RALD , MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27,1961 B Y J. R. W ILLIA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE -11'I ' I ' TOO LATKY TH6M no. THEM KIND BS.AO/APBWTlIkiy, UMf X MU6T DiVELOP AN W H V AK * AatoRiobllcB for Sato 4 Antomobllss for Sals HottMhold Stiricia Hdp Wantod—Fenute 35 Artidc! for Sato 45 HoogchiM Goods 51 H o o s m for Salo 711 100«SH fiUVS MAft vnoatt give m o 1 OAHeSCPSHOM tp iA T b eOCAPn -tHSOS M6NIAU tUSOH Anowar to Pravisui Putsls Sense and Nonsense SPCJTTEO THAT MOO.' THEV LIKE TO CH0es6-«wANVT>ilM« |H • NEVER 1^ Offered 1S>A AVON Representatives earn good KERRICK Steam cleaner, model MONOGRAM Combination rangt, f AND MARTHA Sportscotftr ONE OWNER GARS . . . INVEST TOUR XMAS CLUB SPECIAL BUYS VALUABLE CI&AR SHOW O F f yWMAT ITHE WAHT-AOS ? — *HOOhS- ANV A O « Women - Do you have organdy Customer-—! would Ilka a book, money. TTie Christmas selling A.R.O. Never used. Asking $500. CMA686 MB d O t CHECKS IN A GUARANTEED FLAT FINISH Holland window nine yoara old, in good condition, BAND "W M V EXPENSIVE CtOAKS hrilTHA 9ftOO*Af, MOVOeV HELPER, CAN- FORDROPKAL curtains? pleajM. Name on Request . . . USED CAR BANK shades mad* to maaaim. AU season Is now on. Write Mrs.' Manchaatar 2-3500. Phone 6908. Five room Cap* Cod, attached I D1DWT '(DO THEV SMOKE, AN' kOPEMER 6ALB6MAN. SOQlNE J sxF lbR eA S 'rtB Y K A L Shopkeeper--Yes, Indeed. Bookseller—Somathtng light T FINANCING Frank Frawley, North Branford, fsrage, excellent condiUon. , — , AST TM' \OU GOTTA FOLLEK ■ O n iO N T A L metal vsnttlaa bllnda at a n*w -3 Ton, Rack Body— and other appliances. Krah'a. 367 He alM.’sya asserts his manhood I wouldn't sleep, sured. Owner leaving state, of­ CUSTOM Built, 2 year old homa, 48 Explosive ward. Phone 3390. 12’ long. Price $295. 1951 TON. Reason foT*selling^ ROOFING. Specialising In repair­ Main, 4 blocks north of Post By having the final word, I wouldn't even wash. W ANTED —Trained attendant. 8 fers boat, fully foimd at the^Iow 6 rooms. Pin* panelled living sound I'd jiiet alt atm. sold business. Tel. 7706. ing roofs of all kinds. Alao new Office. 4-H'ti hnital, triumphant. "Yea, FOUND—Glasses, front of library hour day. Phone 5279. price of $950. Phone 2-3656. room with fireplace, dining room 49 Newspaper A thousand years, roots Gutter work. Chimneya dear," ^ about noon Monday. Owner may SOLIMENE, Inc. HOT A IR furnace, will heat 7 with comer cupboard, 8 bed­ executive* And rent myself "by Gosh!” 1947 OLDSMOBILE cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ax- At the end Is Invarisbly heard have same for pa>'lng for ad. Tel. 634 Center Street Manchester rooms, with all fixtures, in good rooms, garage. Lot 100 x 200. 81 Years hetww a ■ I..ola flnelling. pertencs 'kTe* aatlmates. Call Diamonds— Watchc 4771. Help Wanted—Male 36 condition. Price $50. Phone 6050, Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, 3- 12 and 30 Being asked to resign from s Dodge and Plymouth Cars Six cylinder, heater, light Howley. Mancbeater 086L 48 Jewelry or 218 North Elm street. 1642 or 4679. 63 Siege Worry la like a rocking chair - job la juat shout the same sa be­ Also Dodge Job Rated Trucks green, tires like new. Ex­ whispers ar ing fired, there has tn bo firing Telephone 5101 or 6102 LEONARD W. TOST, Jawslar, re­ it gives you something to do, but Announcements ceptionally fine condition W ANTED—Two carpenters. Rot- NOW UNDER tonatructloi). 'Dire* 64 Onager n| gets you nowhere. because some don't resign. Heating—Plumbing 17 setto Constructloa 2-0308. pairs, adjust, wstchos experily Machinery and Tools 52 EXPERT AXrro driving instruc­ A Safe Place To Buy Used Cara throughout. Price for this Reasonable price*. Open daUy. bedroom homes. Rosetto Con­ week ?945. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ struction. 2-0308. tions given in dual control car. 1941 PONTIAC, 1939 Plymouth, Thursday evenings, 139 Spruce USED Allis Chalmers, FarmalU, SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL By I h CK TU RNER No waiting. Phone Manchester ing. Plugged drain* machine e t r ^ t Phone 2-4887. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Independence BY EDGAR MARTIN 1937 Plymouth sedans; 1940 WANTED Oliver, Case, John-Deere tractora. ST. JOHN Street—Reduced. Full Auto Driving Academy. 2-4087. Dodge coupe. All guaranteed. cleaned. Phone 6497. See our selection of equipment. six rooms and bath, 3 and 8, oil SOLIMENE, Inc. Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind­ 'EOUOtoORTW.'VOU W o v ffw .w s t E m VClEkX A W A | t w « ^ v w e r e DRAPERIES Made to order. Any Name your price and term*. Cole PLUMBING and heating, special­ Fuel and Feed 49-A ■team heat, large porch, garage, TYVJ WLOCHD ,«|V TURN Offh I Motors. 4164. EXPERIENCED ham Road, Wlllimantlc. ■mcalte drive. Excellent location. TfhMiHft ABOUT MWEABiy Twe «Efc v o o style, lined or unllned. Tel. 2- 634 Center Street izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ HOW V R .E V OKLV tolEV iN 'W E l T'MORROtNl TU8CTHhR'.NRh*5Tl*‘Nl*HN per water piping, new construe- SEASONED hardwood, cut any Quick occupancy. Priced to sell. 3909. 1939 W HITE 2^ yard dump GAS STATION SHOULD Wh P »V L VOORLD VSHO'% VOU - ?? —_JL Manchester Uon. Time payments arranged. length, fot stove, furnace or firC' Musical Instruments 53 Suburban Realty Co., Realtor^, truck, good condition for farm place. Delivery in any amount 541 Main street. 8215. T O S U P P O R T \ use. Call Kay, Glastonbury 3-3907 Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or ATTENDANT SO. Personals 3 Telephone 5101 or 5102 6044. Call Leonard Giglio. 7083. KRANICH and Bach grand piano. /7 ■ Case needs refintshtng. Condition THIS WEEK’S VALUES ^ 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline de­ FOR SALE—Cord wood, fireplace THE PROSPECrr Hill School for 1938 FORD convertible. Radio and PLUMBING and beatfiig. Furn­ Capable o f taking otherwise excellent. Phone 2-1625 t t f luxe two-door. Radio, heater, slip 6 ROOM DWELLING — (South • -V <6' young children. Pre-Kindergarten, spotlight, $125. Call 2-1904 after aces, oil burners and boUera. or any length. $18 per cord, de­ evenings. covers. Very clean In every re­ complete charge of Coventry). Full cellar, oil furnace. Kindergarten. Monday through 6:30. Earl VanCamp. TeL 5244. livered. Tel. Wllllmantic, 3-3217. & Friday. Transportation furnish­ spect. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. the lubritorium, sen-- fuU bath, large knotty pine living ed. Mrs Lela Tj’bur, director. PLUMBING Alterations. New ing the best car in Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 room with atone fireplace, glaaaed Phone 4267. 1950 PONTIAC SUf»ER 1949 BUICK SUPER work. Repair and water piping. the General Motors WOOD FOR SALE, cheap. Phone porch, 8 years old. Full price 18,000. DELUXE CATALINA Manchester 3636. RockvUIe 5-5536. BLACK TUXEDO, size 39. Worn only $2,000 down payment. 45 day JOSEPH'S Barber Shop. 869 Main 4-DOOR family three timei. In perfect condition, occupancy. street, over Marlow's offer* you Q U ALITY Plumbing and eaves FIREPLACE Wood, $1 a bundle. Price $25. Phone 5825. NOW V AC AN T—4 room. 8 year service backed by 25 years of ex­ Beautiful 2 tone, rust and Laurelston Sunoco Service, Bol old dwelling, (2 partially finished Light blue, radio, heat­ trough work. Call for free esti­ W rite perience. Special care for chll ivory finish. H.vdramatic, ra­ mate. Thomas Dawklne 2-9669. ton Notch. Route 6. 2-8224. up), oil heat, in very good condi­ er, slip covers, back-up Wanted—To Buy 58 W' dren. Tel. 2-9938. No u-aitlng if dio, heater and many other Box M, c!o Herald tion. Large lot, fruit and ahada lights. Many other extras. trees, amesite drive, hen house add :A LLE Y o p p Jittery! BY V. T. HAMLIN you make an appointment or accessories. One owner. Low Household Goods 51 W ANTED--Used furniture. U v- come in anytime. 18,000 miles. Moving—Trucking- For Interview Ing room, bedroOm, kitchen or other pens. On Conn. Co. bus line. mileage. An exceptional car. Only $11,500 about $3,500 down Storage 20 $346 $346 $346 $346 $346 $346 entire households. Let us make FOR YOUR Beauty Counselor cos­ Price $1,795 $25 RESERVES IT payment. metics contact Mrs. William Mac. you an offer. The Woodshed THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS EASY TERMS PAYS FOR IT Phone 2-3154. 2 FA M ILY —5 room duplex* New Donald, 2-3251. BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. Co., local and long distance mov­ FIRST CLASS tool and die mak­ $346 BUYS IT oil furnace, 2 car garage, near new SOLIMENE, Inc. ing. packing, crating and storage. school, bus and shopping. Occu­ W ANTED—Ride first shift to 155 Center Street er. Apply 234 Hartford Road. Good As New—Used A Little W ANTED—Child’s large size roll Service to all parts of the U. S. 3 LOVELY ROOMS pancy on one side In 45 days. Low Royal Typewriter, Hartford, from 634 Center Street top desk and chair, in good condi­ Telephone 2-4545 and Canada. C^U 5187. Hartford OF FURNITURE price $11,800, about $3,500 caah vicinity of Keeney street. Call Manchester Tel. 5101 or 5102 tion. Call 2-9054. Open Evenings Until 10 6-1423. WANTED—Truck WITH needed. \ 2-9700. driver. Call 5125 or 6098. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — 1939 PACKARD seven passenger Garages— Service MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv­ and STOVE Rooms Without Board 59 1st floor, 2 family 5 room flats. sedan. Excellent condition, $350. fe.. Automobiles for Sale Storage ery. Local light trucking and SALESMAN for three way deal, Yea, included is a Bedroom, Living Hot water oil burner heat, 3% year Phone owner 7134. 10 package delivery. Refrigerators, Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge P-oom and Dinette. Electric Re ROOM FOR Rent for two girls or old, good location near buaea and GARAGE FOR Rent for storage married couple. Two minutes from SlMCrUEOBTA BEFORE YOU Buy a used car 1939 DE SOTO. Good motor, $100. waahera and stove moving a trucks, also used car* and trucks. frigerator and Stove. new school. Sale price $19,500, STRANGE NOISE, only. Vicinity of West Side. Tel. EVERYTHING Main street. Call 2-1614 or 47 about $6,500 down. see Gorman Motor Sale*. Bulck Inquire after 6 p. m. 19 Golway specialty. Phone 2-0762. Drawing account, plus commis­ 0 (X X > TURNED 2-0482. O NLY $346 Cottage street. Sales and Service, 285 Main street. sion, floor time, leads furnished AND FIRED INTO street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ See Lloyd Hevenor. Solimene, And If you are not ready for de­ THE A L L E N R E A L T Y CO. th e UNDERBRUSH' FURNISHED Room next to bath, M-W ning*. Painting—Papering 21 Inc., 634 Center street, Man­ livery. we will hold It until wanted, Realtors FOR RENT- Garage at 575 Oen-1 for one or two adults. Near 1950 MERCURY two-door, one regardless of time. 180 Center St. Manchester ..iWHL. jar T M Bca u ft. MT. erf ter street. Call 2-0889. PAINTING. Paperhanging. No chester. Phone 5101 and 6102. Cheney’s. Inquire 224 Charter Phone 5105— Evenings 2-0438, COM 1M1 tv BtA OCWVlCf MC CLEAN DEPENDABLE owner woman's car. Phone 2-3878. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT II17 Job too small. Call 2-9065 days, DAY OR EVENING Oak atreet before 3, or 238 Char­ CHRIS W E LK IN . PUineteer Whoom! BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM T «. aia u s a»T. err. LOW MILEAGE CARS after 6 p. m. Call 2-0726. W ANTED—Oil burner service 199 WOODBRIDGE Street — 6- teee, iwi iy mt esevitt. an 1951 Chevrolet Bel Aire—Radio man. Excellent wage*. Good PHONE HARTFORD 6-0358 ter Oak after 3. *’Ha tlMught up B Bwall advartlalns alofftn ]uat whan tha Written Guarantee* Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 rooma, 4 down, 2 finished on sec­ and heater. Like new. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ working conditions. Call 2-2084 •' 1 jteADv AT zeteo MiMu* zo t IT CAN T, boaa wag about to fira him— and ha’d bcittar coma up "Hera, just take a look at tha vitw from thla watt wlndowl” NICE HEATED room neer Main ond floor. Steam heat with oil BE REAL.' 1949 Plymouth Club Coupe ing. paperhanging, ceilings re- after 7 p. m. 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe A —L—B—E—R—T— S street. Gentleman preferred. burner, copper tubing, ga­ FROM THE TONE O F THE with anothar ona pratty quidd" 1949 Studebaker Champion Tudor—Radio and heater. GIRL’S 26" bicycle, Good condi- finished. Fully insured. Expert 43 Allyn St.—Hartford Phone 2-0140. W ANTED—Dishwasher. Apply in rage in batement. ouse it in VOICE I 'D -SAV rr% w a r n - i f t A BUGS B U N N Y tion. $8. Tel. 4005. work. Wall paper books. Edward $346 $346 $346 $346 $346 $346 excellent condition. Large lot. In­ FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Sedan 1950 Che\ToIet Club Coupe—Radio person. Center Restaurant, 499 INO OF THE TA K B O I^lC R. Price. Phone 2-1003. CLEAN. Comfortable, large heat­ quire CSiarlei W. Lathrop, IM VOVR Bmc^KefCKYl V FS.U ‘ t * UF, Fwnev, 1948 Chevrolet Sedan and heater. Main street. ARISTO BILT unfinished book- ■Ki&HJ/ ed room. Quiet neighborhood, pri­ Eait Center street Phone 2-03n r u . P6 PACK ItsI A. 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe 1949 Chevrolet Pickup. Busines.* Services Offered 13 cases and cheats In many aizea. vate home. Gentleman preferred. Cou fla MiNu-rep.' DRIVER Wanted for dry clean' or 7856. 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe INSIDE PAPERING and painting Hardwood tables and chairs. The References required. Phone 8183. 1948 Pl>Tnouth 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ COMPLETE Kepalra by Stuart R, Ing route. Salary and commission 1946 Plymouth 2-Door done. Phone 2-4298. Wodshed. 11 Main atreet HANCHES’TBR — OuUtandlng dio and heater. Wolcott on wsMhtng machlnea, Apply In person at Manchester ROOM FOR rent to responsible ranch house with rooms on two Best Terms—Best Trades vacuum c.'eanera, motori, am all Cleaners, 93 Wells street or i: 1947 Hudson—Radio and heater gentleman. (Constant hot water levels, built 1950 on about 1 1-8 appliances. Free pick-up and de­ Repairing 23 phone 7254. FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING COLE MOTORS—4164 Rebuil* motor. and ahower. Two minutes from acre plot, part rural zone. T w f- 1947 Cadillac 60 Fleetwood 4-Door livery. A-1 repair, aalea. 180 Center. CaU 2-3373. 91 and 436 Center Street Main. Phone 8597. HATTRBSt). Tout old mattress *■ Portable and table model radios tenths mile from bus. It has ' 3 Sedan—Radio and heater. Hydra- •terlllasd and retnada like new, and phonographs. Universal elec­ bedrooms, dining room, ' livirig matlc. Dogs— ^Birds— Pets 41 PLE ASAN T Room for two gentle­ 1949 PONTIAC REFRIGERATION Service, com­ call Jonea Fumltur* and Floor tric blankets. Arvin heater fans, men. A t the Center. 14-18 Wads­ room about 22 x 11 with flreplact, 1946 Ford Station W'agon. youth chairs. Coastera, Percolators, STREAMLINER SEDAN mercial and domestic. See our Oovering. 56 Onk. TeL 9-1041. SMALL FOX TERRIERS — Nice worth street. attractive entrance hall, apaciotli COUPE display ol guaranteed used refrig- ■mall Cross breeds, Cocker Span­ Coaco stools, utility tables and cellar, hot water oil heat,. two- These cars sold with service and iels. Zimmerman’s Kennels. Lake Steam Irons, Combination W affle satisfaction guaranteed. ator*. George H. Williama Aaeo- PLEASAN T Room for couple or car garage, amesite drive. Owner Fully equipped including clates, 280 Tolland Turnpike, Private Instructions 28 atreet, Bolton. Phone 6287. Irons. Good selection of Toys. Ap­ two gentlemen. Central. Park­ moving out of town offers th^ pliances, New Furniture and TV. PRISCILLA’S POP That’! Our Girl BY AL VERMEER Open Evenings T il 8 Manchestej Phone 2-3585. nighta ing. Phone 4724. home at $18,900. Walton W. Grant, hydramatic, radio, heater, etc. TWO AND one-half year old fe­ Wonderful condition, both me­ 7691. TUTORING IN mathgmatica and Realtor, 647 Main street, Hart­ GRANDMA, I PROMISED OAKLAND GARAGE male Boxer. Would make good ford 3-7584, evenings Manchester MVSELF chanically and appearance chemlatry. Call 2-4014. ■(! pet or breeder. For information CHAMBERS FURNITURE AparimenlB— Flati DON'T VOU 367 Oakland Street DOORS OPEJNED. ksya fitted, A t The Green 3160. „ THINK A r o GO TO call 3436. . ,WHBKS •INfACT,tg^ wise. A very good investment Phone 2-0485 or 2-0386 copied, vacuum cleanera, irona, Open 9:30 to 5 ■ Tenements 63 LITTLE G IR L THE MOVIES HOW MUCH guns, etc., repaired. Sheara, fifinds—Stocks— Eveninga 7:30 to 8:30 HAYNES STRSarr—7 room In­ SHOULD WITH 'tOU ^ WA F»(R CADILLAC, 1941 (62), Club DO YOU Need a rent? It’s your TODAY knlvea, mowera, etc put Into con­ Mortgages 31 sulated colonial. Four bedrooms KEEP HER TM' G A !? BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. coupe, radio and heater, black Poultry and Supplies 43 privilege to express that need! and bath, second floor; three PROMISE? dition for coming needs. Bralth- NEW 1952 Deluxe electric rotary 155 Center Street whitewall tire*. Can be seen at walte, 52 Pearl atreet. SECOND MORTGAGEIS bought Attend the public heariag, Nov. rooms-and lavatory first. Fire­ BROAD Breasted turkeys, fresh ■ewing machine, complete with Telephone 2-4545 62 Linden street, anytime. for our own account. Re-flnanc- 27th, Municipal Building. place, new oil burning furnace, killed, fresh frozen; ready any­ all attachments, portable model, POWER SAW Work. Trees taken Ing, repairs, consolidate, quick, copper piping, electric dishwash­ Open Evenings Until 10 .1948 STUDEBAKER 4-door sedan, time. From 10 to 25 pounda. only $79.95; console $109.95. FOR RENT — Four rooms, fire­ down. Building lots and land confidential service. Manchester er, automatic washer, two open Radio, heater, overdrive. Priced Schaub’a Turkey Farm, 188 Hills- Senkbell’s, Carter irtreet. Tel place and hot water. One bedroom 1951 STUDEBAKER. 8.600 miles, cleared. Tel. Rockville 6-5536. Investment Corp., 887 Main. porches, two-car garage adth to sell. Raich Pontiac Inc., 155 town Road. 7519. only. Call 6352. Commander sedan. V-8 motor, Phone 5416. amesite drlvearay,', lafge, double Center street. Tel. 2-4545. Open hydramatic. radio, hsater. Save ANTIQUES Relliiiabed. Repairing lot with nice shade’ trees. Early evenings until 10. don* on any fumltura Tlemaaii. FIFTY CHICKEN-OF-Tomorrow SIEWINO Machine. Beautiful 1951 -- *------• I ,,, Whit* Rock pullets for aale, $3.35 aensole, brandy Has leund necupangy. Reduced prlce,;for Im­ Motors, 333 Mairi; 18!.South M at! atraw. Phoa* Help Wanted— Female 3S 5643. each. Call 4666. i bobbin, forwaro and reverse For Rent mediate sale. F leiiF T ifll" Rr'T'. 1950 FORD 2-DOOR SWITCHBOARD Operator, part ..." Btitch, walldng pressure foot to McCann, Realtor. 7700. OFFICES For Rent. Main street iivMiAMmeito IMMEDIATE SEDAN POWER BURNERS and Range time. Apply Watkin’s Bros., 935 sew over plna automaUe bobbin /Ajy J t i l near P. O. Plenty of parking MANCHESTER —6 room hoiqf, H3BJBSMJ9L DELIVERY Burners expertly cleaned and Main street. Articles for Sale 45 wintler, drop feed for darning, space. Phone 6988. now vacant (3 bedrooms) . h ^ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Car runs and looks like serviced. Let ua aervice and re­ BOLTON — Building stona a: attachments Twenty year guar* Ready For Action “ Hara’a your groeariaa, lady>»your alavator'a out of ordar!" pair your washing machine or re­ water oil )\^at, nicely landscaped Brand new 1951 Hudsons. new. One original owner. fiagatone. Bolton Notch Quarry. antie*. Worth $344, sacrifice now. STORE IN central location for ANVNAy. Ygoeo UKK.IOVP: NFIL lOWER A frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. GIRL, Part time work In shoe lot. 100 X 150, amesite driveway, IO 0 U B T IT , BUT M«N6E THEY VEAHi AN’ THAT FRECKLES AND HIS. FRIENDS B Y M. C. BLOSSER A t the old price, without the Phona 3-0617.' Stanley Patnoda for . $189. Will take $2 per week* rent. Suitable for any type of WIDE WHp TRIED WEU HURRY V 69AT AMO 1RAN6FBC YOU 10 TMEr store at the Green. Call 2-4697, screens, storm windows, venstlan ARBim WA5N TOONERVILLE FOLKS » BY FONTAINE FOX new excise: tax. We will not be Priced To Sell WINDOW SHADES mad* to order CaU 7691. business. Call 2-8075 between 7 blinds. Price $10,600. $3,800 cash TO BARRBL* OF LIQUID R2 MAKE ME OUT BACK TO PORTvMRTIE B. WMTg •TAHDtWfi CV KOVAL AND Smlth-OMvma port AlUiRTOTKC^ 1 TO INVE6n6AIB,>—LTD TAKl YOU 911 WLe w ; X I'P LIKE out traded by any dealer on and tnitallM. Venetian bllnda HOUSEWIVES: Earn $2 on most a. m. to 1 p. m. or 3 p. m. to 7 ovsr mortgage required for non iiaUTRAUZB BEING PUMPED B u s i n e s s o p t r y i n g t o s h a k e t h e l it t l e b r o t h e r ^ able and etondaro type wi Kara WE BUY and sell good uaad furni­ TNOMAOOB* ASAROENEARTIK 'IBCONNeCTiD PAULI H O « MB8 13 SEE HER any make automobile. and curtain rods. 24 hour aarrlo*. every call taking orders io r In­ ture, comblnaUon ranges, gma p. m. 7 veteran. Henry Eecott Agency, 'EM. ME9SIMS- All makes of adding macim OR DUMP'EM nMMM dROUMDPt, ------BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. EUtlraates gladly given. Fagan expensive dresses. W rile cata­ aold or rented. Repaln on nl ranges and beaters Jones FVml- 266 High street West, Manches- FAR OUT TO — ^ EWSWT ASOUNO N McCLURE AUTO 155 Center Street Window Shad„ Co., Rout* 44 at logue, Maisonette, Box 681, Hart­ ter. Manchester 8683 or 3-1795. Orr ANY THIS makes Marlow*a * tur* Store. 36 Oak. 'Phone 2-1041. Holucs for Rent 65 •BA arose COMPANY Telephone 2-4545 Bolton Notch Phone 2-4478. ford, Conn. FOUR STORM windows and four HO SPITAL Beds and wheel chairs BEFORE YOU buy why not tal-; KXkS 373 Main Street Open Evenings Until 10 t-mOLEUM RemnanU 50c square SALESLADIES, full Um* prefer- screens, size SO x 48. Call 5640 for sal* or for rent Rates rea­ COMPLETELY Furnished 5-room vestlgato this home and Invest­ LMCe yard. Aaphalt Ule, wall covering. THIS Open Evenings red. Permanent position. Excel after 6 p. m. sonable. -salth Furniture Co. house. Call 4087 after 7 p. m. ment property In an A A residen­ Don* by reliable, well-trained lent starting salary. Infant’s Phone 4159. tial section of Mancbeater. The Telephone 2-9442 men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall and girl’s department. Apply In tenant half ot the property itofs 1936 FORD, In good condition GENERAL Electric mixers, Wsnted to Rent 68 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline, like Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. person. Tot’s and Teen’s, Inc., CHICKEN MANU r A: for lawna the principal, interest and taxes. Call 7972. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6186 or $35.99, Zenith a o ck radio, $36.99, new, 1949 Ford four-door, radio 956 Main. and gardens Phone 6971. W ANTED—Room in respectable For further details call 3-8656. 8109. Oapehart clock radios, $39.80, and heater, one owner, 1940 Chev­ 1948 CHEVROLET convertible, W ANTED— Girl for pressing FOR SALE—Men’s rqbuUt and re- Sunbeam mlxmaatere. Shave- home by girl working days; no MANCHESTER — New hom*;iS rolet coupe, thii week's special. radio, heater, spotlight, new top. kitchen privUegea required. W rit* CABINET MAKING, refinlah and shirt! in laundry. Experience pre­ las ted shoes. Sam .Tulyea, 15 masters. Ironmasters, lAw yt beautiful flnUhed rooifis, the beat ClaiSte Motor Sale*, 301 Broad. Excellent condition. 1940 Chevro­ repair furniture. Coml(!ei made to ferred but not necessary. Good Maple street. Just a few steps Cleaners, Underwood typewrit­ Box V. Herald. o f everything. Features too num­ Open evenings. let tudor, original black, perfect order. Phone 2-9538. John Hahn. hours and wages. Apply In per­ fram Main street ers, floor polisher, reg. $64.50, ANXIOUS Salesman, adorable erous to mention. Phone for fdll throughout, aarke Motor Sales, particulars, sal* price $12,800, VIC PUNl- A Job For Vic? BY BUCHAEL O’MALLEY son. Maple Dry Cleanera and Brunner’s price, $47.05 with wax wife, 3 lovely daughters, Oesiia 4 u 301 Broad atreet. FLUOR PROBLHt'Ul eolvad with Launderers, 72 Maple street. BABY CARRIAGE luid washing between $3,000 and $3,000 down. 1942 DODGE 2-DOOR llnolaum, asikhaik Ule counter. and pollah; hundreds of other room apartmsnt. Contact W. H. MV NBXr f u r vie COBBN Y KNOW WMATB machine. Very good condition Many other lutings. Call EUs- SEDAN 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaater Expert wor—oanahlp, tree t bargains In TV’s, rafrigeratore Anderson, Bsllsvlew Avenue, - -l A I? B B in IN PTOIRK BOR HML GIRL FOR MARKING Call 2-1175 after S p. m. werth Mitten, Agent. 6060. tudor. Radio, heater, tutone matas. Open eveninga Jones Fur>- and freezers at Bnmaer'a base­ Southington, Conn. 1309-W. . eOMMPOON DEPARTMENT ment of Packerd buUdlng at 65$ tOUlB. TWB IM A •MORTV GUV, HANL Radio, heater, seat cov­ green. Excellent condition. Pay nltura Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. ITH ACA Pump gun, 16 gauge. MANCHESTER—6-room Garrison East Center street Manchester. yMlN MADB T m j. VOU w u K r— ^ mir ers, fluid drive. $10 weekly. One third dowfl New condiUon. W ill sacrifice. colonial, ceramic til* hath, hot Douglas Motors, 833 Main. TV PEW RITERb and adding ma­ EXPERIENCE Open evenings 'till 0— all day FAMILY o r THREE urgently THB BaGT ORTBCnvB IN Phone Hartford 83-3571. water oil heat, Rusco acreens and Full Price $345 chine* sold, rented, repaired PREFERRED Saturday 'tUI 5. need rent. Call 7815. NASH Ambasador 1947 four-door Prompt serrica Reasonable LOTS OF all wool pieces for storm windows, aU rooms plaster-, aedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. rates Guaranteed work. Office BUT NOT NECESSARY ladles* sklrU or slacks, $X95- OAS HOT water heater, praeUcal- ed, oak flooring, laundry tubs, BxoeBent condition throughout. abppUea Free pickup and deUvery 15.60. For chUdren'a coats, $3.50- ly new, two burner oU heater, Houses for Ssk 72 copper plumbing, a o iM U drive­ BALCH PO N TU C , Inc. FIVE DA(Y WEEK way, 2-car garage, lot 60 x 300 Priced over $200 below celling. servtca Friendly Typewriter $8.95; skirts, slacks, ahlrta, robes also hod-SMlay stove. Can Im seen I4ANCRB8TBR—3-faaUly houaa, 155 Center Street Phone 2-1625 evenings. completely fe n c ^ n li^ y land­ Servtaa, 1205 Main street. Bast APPLY IN PERSON 90C-88.90. Cblontal Remnant at 66 McKee atreet. 6-6,. good coadlUott. reasonable Telephone 2-4545 Hartford. TW. !-07S4. Shoppe, 116 Center street* scaped. Two blocki tm m bus Una, 1949 CHEVROLET tudor, black, FLORENCE Deluxe combination priim.. For further latomsUon cloee to shopping center — newil Open Evening! Until radio and heater. Wonderful ABHEB A N D Rubbish removed. I FISHER DRY range, two oil four gas, two eaU 3-3649. ■chool, SO-day occupancy. Pries f ahsp* throughout. Lowest price Call Norman F. Piero* of the I CLEANSERS LARG E DOO house aad 60 feet of yaars old. BxceUent condiUon. HEMLOCK STREET —4 rooms $18,000. Henry Eecott Agehey, In town. Dougise Motors, SSS Sanitary Refuse Company In | fence. Phone 2-8368. OaU 8-4SS6. 366 High Street Weal; Manches-I U6» OLDSlfOBILB 88 tudor. and two unfinished., Oil heat, full tt-Z 7 rS / Mnln street Manoheater. Tel. 3-0252. BROAD STREET ter. Manchester ISSl-w *3-1790. Greta, radio, heater, hydraaiaUc. STEW ART W ARN ER 10” screen EASY SPIN-Dry washer. Excel* cellar, plastered walls, 80 days C$s»a. Bargain priced at $1,795. TOUR K N A P P Bho* (salesman. I STITCHERS Wanted for stuffed television sot, combination orig­ lent condiUon. Phone 2-3710 Sat­ occupancy. Only 66,900. Schwarts . B a n tiJ ra r^ to Douglas Motors, 1940 ctaBVROLET. Radio, haator. Oontaet W. F. Sullivan; 60 Moun­ toy work. Apply Ka-Klar, HtlUard inally $800; bMt offer takM it urday and SundaiL days Real Eatat*EaUto. CkU 6374 or Hart- O ril6241 a fta r i p. m. tain atroot, Rockville, m fi-S06«. ■treet. IFtooao 3-9776, after 6:60. ^ j ford 6*6166. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGBs TUESDAY. NOVEMBlA 97. llS^ ttSE N iianrlfe0t(r lEn^nUtp ll^roUt Average Doily Net Prcee Run The WeaUitr F w tha Week Endlag •; ' 'ip November 34 Poream a ( V. fl. WaatlMV B i Tha Cancer Churah Senior Choir land could only handle tht«* safe­ will hold Ita regular rahaarsal to­ Winter Comeg, to Fimt National Zoifers Grant ly. AlioutTown morrow night St 7:90. It la hopad In ether action taken laat night 10,431 13 sadly, oot aa osM 8an that all win ba aMe to attand the T the board granted the request of Imperial Hobnail Thorsday fair, wnimsr. ' jku JaraM Adama. Intarlor dccn* social hour, arranged by the choir 6 Exceptions Mrs. Lucilla Sloan, who asked that Mehmor of the A ^ t tdbi* At Watkins Brotlisrs. is In committee: which w^ll follow the an exception be grantad to allow Borcoa of Clrcolyttoas Manchester-—A City of Village Charm. M k n today attendtnR a spsclal rehearsal. her to arect a dwelling on a lot ■ 1 ...... m^m BMStUif of th« board of fovamors having leas frontage and leaa area of tha New Enyland Branch, Table Two, Deny Three;, BEDSPREADS The W.B.A. Guard Club will than regulations allow on the east (Chieained Advertialag tm Psgo 33) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1951 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— (IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Amsriean Institute of Decorator*. hold It* monthly meeting Friday Turnpike Gasoline Sta* aide of Otia street, ISO feet south % VOL. LXXI, NO. 50 Mr. Adams la aarraUry of the evening at the home of Mr*. of Park, In a residence Zone A; ------1.------J------Now Bngtand branch. Henry J. LaChapalle, 87 Marble tion Is Turned Down tabled the application of Dr. Ar- AT A NEW LOW street. I tHur B. Moran of 48 Steep Hollow $7*34 Announcement I* mad# of a Dl* ' The Zoning Board of Appeal* at Lane who,asked that he be per­ LOW PRICE etna Ciicla. to ba held at the Uth- St. Anne'a Mothers' Circle will mitted to build an attached ga­ Reds Shun uanian Social Chib on Golway Ita regular meeting' In the Munici­ Truman Fires 31 meet tomorrow evening at * rage to hla home which would Ike a stiaat, Thursday. Dec. A at 11:30 o'clock at the home of Mr*. Pat­ pal Building laat night again located five feat cloaer to the FULL AND TWIN BED SIZES Itpeakera will be Wimam rick Peak, 10 Beach street. turned down the application of north property line than allowed: Korean Ground War Ends; Brmlnard of thia town and Madame granted the application of Harlan WHITE AND COLORS m Bid for H AL Bouchard fot permiaslon to Harriet Golden Freeman of New Rdward OeOrge Churill*. son of 'Taylor for permiasinn to erect a In Tax Scandals erect a gasoline station on the Haven. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Churllla breezewaV and attached garage to of- *8 Foxeroft drive, haa been south side of Middle turnpike weat, hi* home at 39 Harlan atreat. In a An exceptional valual These were U.9S Juat a short tima ago. Arms Talks The Manchaater Choral Society promoted to the rank of corporal. east of Number 844. in spite of Residence Zone A. which Would be Hobnail apreada ar* atUI one of our beat acllera and the new Im­ Washington, Nov. 2p—(JP) House Ways and Means subcom­UDCQ will have a rehearsal this evening Corp. Churllls. who entered the the testimony of a traffic engineer four feet- cloaer than regulation* perial Hobnail with Ita thouaards of dots la tha finest value on —The Truman administra­ at * o'clock at the Second Conyre- s#r\'lc# on Jan. (i. lO.'Vl, Is with which stated that erection of a allow, . . the market. mittee turned up repeated indica­ Paris, Nov. 28— (j)—Ti he planning tn reaume fighting erate fee. proval of the Application would Claim PAC ncas. tels and tables to varioua women's- (Ooatlaued on Page Fourteen) of Pennsylvania, was here for a Lamar Caudle testified today that I after a lamperary truce. Ralph Rockwell ana his com­ constitute a health hazard by re­ Britain Reluctant Patrols roamed the quiet front series of political conferences and member* of Congress and other Joy told newsmen "The Com­ mittee from the Men's Cluh of the clubs, and It haa always been well quiring live septic tanks where the under orders to lake no offeneivc. church will begin In serve the received. She will aL*o donate a a dinner speech. influantlal persons put "tremen- 1 munist* came out In the open and tio J W H A U com A t the beginning of the confer­ action. And In many caaea they baked ham, family stvle aupper at door decoration as a prir.e, and doua pressures" on him to drop Not Fair in made no contact. said they were completely op­ ence, he aaid he waa not ready to a o'clock Other dishes wfll In­ other door prizes will be given to Girl Trusty, 19, prosecution of tax offenders while While the action ground to a posed to our prlnelples" for In­ discuss hla own political plans. he waa head of the Justice depart­ On Western Arm y clude ptnespple liiice. mashed po­ winning ticket holders. Proceeds hall, the air war flared savagely. spection teams and guarantees Then the "Draft Elaenhowar'' pro­ ment's tax division. against military buildups. tatoes, p«as. celery and olives, will be used for the club's welfare posal came out. In this way: T a ft B last Three Red Jet* were shot down rolls snd butter: ice cream, cook­ G0IN8 OUT OF Directs Break He made it clear, however, that aind three damaged In air battles. Treepe Withdrawal work at Christmas. Staaian was asked if he would ies, coffee. Committees from the those who approached him were Strasbourg, France, Nov. 28— (/P)— Britain Indicated today One U. S. Sabre Jet waa shot "They brought up the question Tentative plaria wore made for Range*, Refrigerator* file as a Republican Presidential convinced of the innocence of four women's groups will assist In Washington, Nov. 28— (/V) down. of withdrawal of foreign troops." the annual Christmas dinner party candidate again in the Wlaconain those they interceded for. she would not take a direct part in Hie projected European setting tables and In the kitchen. BUSINESS! Washer* and Al! Leads 3 ‘Dangerous' — Two Senators— a Democrat '■ The Eighth Army Issued a Joy reported. “They said that with Reservations for the supper will of the club. Monday, Dec. 10, at a primao'- He answered that he “ There was no preasxire to do army, but insisted she had not yet made up her mind finally. withdrawal of foreign troops" th* place to be later decided upon. would announce hia plana on the and a Republican— accused warning statement t))at said close tomonnw evening, sad may Boy Friends Out o f Un- anything wrong." CViudI* said. A French spokesman .said that Britain’s im^ilied rejection of "There I* as of this dais, 28 No­ problem “ would be ectUed.” .Miss Alyce Salisbury gave an STOCK AND FIXTURES Other Appliance* basis of waiting for the last possi­ SEALY MAHRESSES $34.50 ond up he made bv telephonin'- Mrs. Caudle, recently fired from his the European nrmyarmy would \ipset the CIO Political Action (’om- vember, 1951, no cease-fire in “ You see what w* ar* up Joseph Wright or Mrs. Thomas intcrc'ting talk on nOw food guaird^ County Jail ble time to make a decision. Then post at Asaistant Attorney Gener­ plans for creation of the force snd mittee today of l>eing "un­ Korea" egeinatT” the admiral asked. OF FOOD STORE he waa asked whether he had con­ Dawkins. recipes, and an amusing reading ttaJW.HAM COM DONOTDEUY al by President Truman, told threaten West German integra- fair’’ in ita attacks on the This statement wee directly While truce negotiator* bumped on the subject of '’ Women." M^s. sidered using his political strength House Investigators: NATO Boosts AT 203 NO. MAIN ST. Aled? *111.. Nov. 38-OP)-A tiftn tn western European defenses. housing record of Senator j counter to the facts on the front • into this new stumbling block at Mary Taylor read a paper she had IF YOU PLAN TO BUY A N A U TO M ADC teen-age girl trusty, waving a pis­ to further Eisenhower's candidacy. "There were continuous re­ Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe, hnme facta known to tana of thouianda Panmunjom, fighting faded away "I would be pleased to Join quests for conferences by honora­ Taft (R.. Ohio). KEMP’S, Inc. / D a. - MARK OF prepared on the history of hat* MANCHESTCR tol. led her three imprlaoned boy minister of Britain's Conservative of soltliera and tn scores of war along the 145-mUe provUrionet FINE REDDING L U M Sutr/f o u A L iT y and shoes. She also won the at­ W ASHER YOU W IU BE VERY SORRY IF friends to freedom from the un­ ■ Senator Taft in a unanimous draft ble people—continuouely calling government, told the European Army Plan lo Jacob ClAyman of Columbus, correspondents at the front and at ceasc-flr* line agreed upon Tues­ tendance prise donated by Mr*. guarded Mercer County jail yes­ of Eisenhower," Stassen aaid. you up— continuously contending Consultative Assembly here that secretary-treasurer of the Ohio hradquariert. day. 7«3 )4A 1N S T R E E T T E L . 5680 MUST BE SOLD! There was a surprised hush, Alice Clampet. Read Herald Adv*. YOU DELAY. SEE US FOR THE terday. you made a mistake by ordering Prime Minister Chui'ChlH will com­ PAC, was testifying to the Senstc The facta were that for the At Panmunjom, truce negoll- The, Jail break was executed then a reporter asked if anyone proaecutlona." mit Britain at this time to no more 100 Divisions Elections suhrommlttee when he time being, unleal Ihe Cnmmunlsta ators spent most of Wedneediay's tw lftly by the red-haired ‘ girl, had auggetted seriously that such than "rloaeat aaaoriatlon” with clashed on thii point with Sena­ attack, there ls a ground truce aeaslon arguing over Allied de­ Theliria'M. Wallace, 19, after ahe a coalition la podBible. either the European army or the tors Margaret Chase Smith (R., along the front' that amounts to a mands that a truce agraement . "I am suggesting it here," Stas­ Rome, Nov. 38—iA5 —The 12 Me) and Monroney (D.. Oklal. waa le ff alone In the Jail. Schuman coal-ateel pool plan. Atlantic Allies today end flve days cessation of hostillUea on tha provida guarantees that military sen replied. He added that he had Th* Senate group is looking in­ •talus quo be maintained. HEARING-AID "She was a trusty and had the Steelmen Add Door Not Closed _ of consultation charting th* way ground. BLACKSTONE mentioned the proposal several to the way last year's Senatorial North Korean Lt. Oen. Nam II run of the Jail,'' said Special Later, at a newa conference, - they hope—to raise Western de­ Fametl quoted a U. *. TTiIrd ■r weeks ago to Thomas E. Coleman,- election campaign In Ohio was Division officer that Allied ground said tha Reds “ abaolutely cannot Van Says: Deputy Ira Hughes. however, Maxwell-Fyfe said "The fense forces in Europe to 100 divi­ BATTERIES The. three youths released bv Wlsconsin Repull^lcan leader w’ho Pact Demands conducted. The CIO-PAC support­ forces hsve stopped shooting at Bgrae" that neither aide increase door ia not yet cloaed and my sions of combat and reserve troops ed Joseph T. Ferguson. Demo­ Its milltery forces or equipment. For All Heirinc AMa Tliehpa were described by Sheriff atatementa should not, be Inter­ the Communists "tor all practical (Continued en Pag# Ten) by the end of 1954. cratic nominee who lost to Taft by purpoaes." "What la your objactlon?” Joy Robert Cagle aa "dangerous and preted aa a refusal to cooperate." Guaranteed Freah desperate." They had escaped Concrete decisions on boosting 431,000 vote*. The officer said an Eighth asked. “ Is It that you intend to HOTPOINT IISW, ‘Big Stepl’ Nego­ Apparently, however, the French Increase jrour military forces, “Gve Your Car A Brake” from the same Jail on Nov. 11 Treasury Balance delegation took the Briton's words the Western army and (solving the Amuers Cliargee Army directive told all unite on after slugging a deputy aheriff tiator* in Second Day complex problems sprouting from Taft's housing views came up at the front not to fire on Reds un­ equipment end supplies?'' to mean refusal. Only yesterda.v Joy said if the Reds didn't ON YOUR.NEXT RRAKE J O i— SEE VAN apd taking hi* keys. They were Washington, Nov. 38—(Ah— The French Foreign Minister Robert a desired butter-plus-gune econo­ th* hearing when dayman aaid less necessary. returned to Aledo several day* position of the,|rreasury Nov. 26: Of Vital Bargaining my, are expected in January, when he wanted to answer Taft's "W e are not shooting at them changa their position: THANKSGIVING Schuman reported to the North “ I can only ((UMuma that you in- V. ■ latasCafter FBI accents arrested Net budget neeipts. 8366,048,- Atlantic Council in Rome that re­ the. North Atlantic Treaty Organ­ specific allegations against the unleaa they shoot at ua," the offi- FOR HOME COWFORT A-B-C-OMATIC them in Denver. Thelma alao waa 072.38; budget Apendltures. 8367,- Pittaburgh, Nov. 28—(A')— The cruiting for a 43-dlvlaion European ization (N A TO ) council meets ftlO. The Senator charged Mon­ (CeaUnned oa Fog* Mtee) 875,139.38; cash balance, 83,837,- CIO United Steelworkcri, building army could begin In April. Such again. day that much of Labor's cam­ (Contianed on Paga Nine) VAN ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS SHOULD MEAN 87.1 M ain S L TeL 4136 (ObfOaaaO oa Pag* Blxtoan) 066,403.18. an army, above individual aov- paign against him was scurrilous up their ease for a sixth pay In­ Preaident Truman and British add "a tissue of lies." ereigntiea, could be woven into Prim* Min(i)ter CJhurchlll will con- 4^ crease since World War II, placed Gen. Etaenhower’a overall North Taft cited particularly a comic ter^n Washington before then and INSULATION more contract demands on the Atlantic defense network. book put out by the PAC, calling It may bulldose a couple of atumbllng SERVICE W ~ . ' i table today In continuing negntia, French Delegate Paul Reynaud one of "the moat infamous pieces 11 Airm^ Die, 13 Safe m blocks out of the road. They in­ of political propaganda ever de­ ABC Appliance Co. tions with the glknt United State* aaid British refusal would bring F4^r 8 Men Periihed clude a NATO North Atlantic rejection of the European army vised.” Among other things, he STATION ThcW.G.GLEHNEYca WHAT IS A Steel Corp. naval commander and the eland- VAN’S MANCHESTER’S FINEST SERVICE STORE Bcheme in the French National Aa- said it misrepresented his stand on BUILDING MATERIALS 'B ig negotiating teams of more ardlaing of rifle* and machine 427 HARTFORD ROAD than 40 men eacli gatt ered for the aembly, adding he waa "profoundly public housing. In Two Plane Crashes TEL. 2.80*4 dayman commented that "Mr. LUMBER FUEL PROMISE? PHONE 2-1575 21 MAPLE ST. fn Stormy N. E. Waters second day for bargaining which is disappointed" at Britain's sttitiide. gun*. ____ The feeling was that such a rejec­ Th* council yesterday hooated Taft did lend his name to public JlCriKAJN bT. rWiCMtSUH JL4*4« A few worda— and only likely to have important effects on housing" and "make some lauda­ San Diego, Qalif., Nov. 28—-(/P>—A Navy PBM (Martin the nation’s economy. ' tion meant West Germany could to JOO divisions lU program of aa good aa the firm behind ^ "W hy go South? . . . ffiey uto Trfpfo Sotinod Boston, Nov. 28— (/P)— Eight men were believed today to At the end of the first five hour not be Integrated into the Euro­ 1954 atreqgth. Earlier it had set a tory statements" about it. Mariner) .seaplane plunged into thi bcea seven mjlila vfegt them. The policy of our firm meeting. Vice President John A pean defense force. goal of 70 combat divisions at the But in th* 0.0.P.-controlled 8(Hh of here yefiterday, carrying 11 airmen to their death. It waa AHantit Hooting O ill" • h'ave jierished in the stormy waters off New England. end of the next three yeer*. Congress "the chips were down be­ —our reputation and pres­ Five were crewmen of a Gloucester dragger which struck Stephens of "Big Steel" issued a Warns Britain San Diego's wor.st military plane disoater in a diwade. joint statement for himeelf snd Reynaud said Churchill had "not Sources reporting this new goal cause Taft was in a position of tige in this comoittnity— "And irroaie Allaniic Healing Oil it Triple Mass.* ye|ter(day were vague abput the details of leadership," he said, adding: In another Southern California* ' ‘ ...... •• Presidant Fhltte,Mwqay Ort- 4St aJI-modtfijrt BlaiiA '^raah, -iMrst haeftB *91^009 every prdiiriaei teMi# Biit c g * ^ ■ — ; ■ ■' r— An unidentified crenM>ancrenxna was million-member union. ^ preceding British Labor govigovern- 'fioSr'^mlfiy wmrid lr»m ..,i^l*a ^lain*|i|et is 4fejgaJ8*fc-Taft ar-” Th Our word ia our bond. Come ••rings. N o needless burner repairs now, you reported washed overboard from into flames near March Air Base. { at leftover prescription know. Atlantic burns tltmn!" t the tanker Ohio Southeast of Cape (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Ten) hut Us 13-man crew parachuted to in today— look around— (Conttaned on Page Three) (Continued on Page Sixteen) safety. i CmU Or W ritt New . Cod. Bulletins make your own aelection. News Tidbits Two Warwick, R. I., men. Joe- An eyewitness to th* PBM crash ! Medical scientist* long ago gave up the search We know you will have a •ph F. K lrk w o ^ 19 and Lloyd said th* plan*, a two-engined craft,' from tbe AP Wire* lunged straight downward, h it-! for ■ cure-all. Each sickne** requires special fine choice. And remember, Called from AP Wires Stardring, 34, were missing for more than 34 hours off Prudence fIng the water with a terrific ea»y terma for your con­ L. T. WOOD CO. * splash. treatment to fit the particular case. The medi­ 51 BISSELL STREET TEL. 4496 Island, R. I., aboard an eight-foot EX-OVARO CONVICTED venience. boat equipp^ with a one and one- It was diving so feat, I thought Hartford Nev. 3*—)—Gen-4>ald-Tribune; Hal Boyle, war cor- ■belittled" th* Eighth Army, and, t: waa on a hill along the coast look­ diidgs Edsvard S. Qnteloa thia ing out to sea at the time. aerioiu trouble if used unadvisedly. Never aave rocket engine, hydranwHc hour early today, but remains up­ 36, of New Bedford—the sixth aral MacArthur’a former chief of J reapondant and columnist of the 3. That they erroneotiely de­ marolag on twn ehorgaa s ( eea- drive, heater, dlreetional aignala crewman of the dragger Mary M. scribed last year's withdrawal, tin­ Rap* Reporter* The Navy said the plana, at­ vsytng lettera out of Wathars* a leftover prescription for future use. Lei your right. , . . Rudolph Halley, former I Intflhgenca has accusad alx news-1 Asaociated Press; Drew Pearson, tached tn Fleet Air Wing 14, on i h M m and aun visor. —who swam through wavaa 30 papermen of "inaccurate, biased I syndicate columnist; and Christ- der Chinee* attack aa a “ defeat” , field B ute Prison white ssnrtag IT. S. Senate Crime Committee feet high to reach shore after hia magnifying its proportion*, crit- a routine training flight from tha as a guard. doctor prcscrib!®' fnesh, specific medicipe fo^ 2-1 SNOCAPS and prejudiced" reporting of the i pher Rand, former member of the 8an .Diego Naval Air Station, >$1 STUDEBMtER May sofa iMs yaarl counsel who .became preaident of vessel broke up. Korean war, and charged their icialng army Intelligence, and ex­ New York (Sty Council, asks for Herald-Tribune’s Korea etaff, now broke Into pieces whan It struck. each illnesg. Only then are you safe and aure O If you have w doaor'i 500 All Ready For You — Moat All Sixes He told interviewers this dra­ w ritlM gave aid and comfort to resigned. aggerating the ceaualty figures. TITO FBBES CLERIC 600*16—99.95 670-15—99.95 diawilaaal of tvro city officials he matic story of the disaster: the CBinmuniaU. On a CBS television ■ program It did not burn, but soon sank. Belgrade. Yugostevte. Nsv. M o f proper treatment. GHlim OII "During the most difficult days Cause of the crash waa not Imms- prctcripdoo to be eoai. OonvartiMe Conpe, Mnq with Exc. Cosing Exc. Casing; * • a^y**. H** a good •ay* dhaoclated with gambler "Giant waves pitched us around The officer is retired Major last night Willoughby declared he — town, 310 miles aouUi of Buenoa up to our knees but we stuck Willoughby named the alx indl'vid- Four, bodies were, recovered. * today. ““^41 OLDS “9T that o f calculated defeatiam, even the Impact of what they saw,” Search for additional vietlma will aaagar wM call for tha 9-t>oor Gray Sedan—hydm- member too, coal ia tha only fuel you con atore Atraa. . . . Flood watara which thera, huddled together, praying. ual newapapermen and alao criti- B 8 We Do Not Bum or Mar Yoar White SidewoUa turned fabulously fartUa Po River If such was no’. Intended. Their i Willoughby said on tha telavlaion be continued today by Navy and IRR DflUnRE BTORY matic drive, radio and heater. '"there was no escape. A big cixed thrae nawa-magaalnes. He program. "Howevej-, they have prtacripdoo; deliver the delta Into ruinous lake drains said they “ appeared to go opt of reporting furnished aid and com­ Coast Guard air-ssa rescue craft. The Deinxe ModeL tot a fiilljraar ahead and guard agoinat poaMble wave had stove In our dory. It a responsibility to the public and SuprsMO Anted Headqaartat^ 910,000 St4>ck of Scat Coven. Largest Stock and alesriy aeaward aftar taking more seemed like an awfully long time their way to craate defeatist fort to Uie enemy.” Two years ago, tan men died eompouadad madidiiaa. And Many Mora . . . Willoughby also cited Time, to the reputation oC the Eighth Earopsk Nov. SS — MB — A Selection Eaat of the River To Pick From 'ahortagas. B4 eure your bin ia filled with Did than 100 Uvaa and causing dam* that wc were there. 'Then it hap­ thought patterns, and to balittla in the wreck of • Navy PBM. Th* spahasoMa Isr (tea. Dwlghd D. age estimated aa high aa 8300,- Newsweek, end U.8. Newa and Army." plane crashed, explod^ and aank No extra charge. Be sun A l VdMos Goloral pened. Three big waves hit ua— the country's armed foreas.’’ Blisahnwsr today Om M aa 9S0,0QQ Stock of Auto Parto. Bargains to Everyona Company’* Lehigh premium anthracite. . . the W.OOO. ona. taro, three—Juat like that, Nawspapar coverage of tha war, World report for "inferential. If In their replies, the- correspond­ in the ocean a quart *r-mlle off Arnsrieoa btoadeoates's npartf n Mlapiioaa M aaat dmet SAFETY TESTED Russian Imperialism can be '*nie pilot house broke up in no Willoughby said, may havt been not calculated deception of the ents denied having criticized the shore from the San Diego Naval that Btesnhsnrsr srsold taovn Mo OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P. H. hard coal that laata longer! It’* identified for atoppad by threat e ( amaahlag time at all and washad away In the major factor In Praeident Tru­ public." army, aa such, or the individual Air Station. Two othar military USED C A R S Tbe Fickle Preaa - plansa craahsd in this arsa in pant before next Pshraosy t » QUINN’S PHARMACY PINE your protaction by the red bull’a-ay* diaca. cesmter blew from a free world tha darkness. It must have been man's dacislon to flra Ckn. ■oldier*. They said they had roa far Prasldsat relying on global strategy, Jolui about 3 a. m. whan that happened. Arthur. He called the newspapermen— criticized MacArthur, for bis over- 1947. Nina psraona wars killed 873 MAIN ST. TEL. 4136 Foster Dulles saya In Detroit . . . It araa every man for hlmaelf. Deny Chargee “These ragptckeri pf modem U l decisions, and Willoughby for in both aecidsnte. NEW O R IO raa ANCHUB PHARMACY Lisut. E. J. Banchols, Ui* flrst EST. 1902 Fire rotes Mate repair ehep of “ I had no idea how far it waa Sharp denials Immadimtely cams Hterature .. careless chroniclers hla IntelUganee raporta, on which Mew Ydrk, Nov. 38 — (P)— 164 Ccatar St. TcL 2-9814 CAMPBEU. Oulf, Mobile mad Ohio Railroad at to shore. I kept aarfmming blind­ from tha newspaperman whom ..Jittery experts . . Jouraellatic MacArthur apparently based hla pilot of the flaming B-3*. ordsrad hia crew out of tha bombar whan Caaosei af a Koir V tfk Ror . Frea DeUvery CL E. WILLIS Jackaon, Tann., with damage aaU- ly fo r about half an hour. Soma of Willoughby idantiflad by name. •oothsayera .. the fickle press.. strategy In Korea. a wing blaaad up aa tha plana waa 512 West Center St. inatad by cffieUla at 82,dD0,000. tha svavea were 30 faat high. The They are: the panting eagerness of a aide- Bigart, 'cabling from Parle, said bs startling SharlfTs party reacoea 1* of ap­ wind must have been blowing a Joseph eyndlcate colum- walk huckater and tha unctuoua hia critlciama had been directed heading for a landing at Moicji »W aal TcL 4134 u t n o samLY, i n c Air Baa# jisar Rivsnida, CsMf. the Amaytehu & SON, INC. proximately. 30 alk hunters ma- gala. niat; Hanaon Baldwin. mlliteiY concern of an undertaker.'' against MacArthur and Willough­ Paint eS m rn t • • • Oar P ro o iia * I* Year by, not the army as such. flaneboRS and tha aaoend pilot. 29 BISSELL ST. TRo|^n^67tt S MAIM roonad fo r flva days by haavy “ Buddanly a wave piekad ma up correapondant o f tha Naw York Willoughby’s accuaaUons cen­ M AM flfl m m . 8«U*faetioa , aaows hi rugged east-Mfitral Arta- Tlmea; Homer Wgart, War cor- tered, mainly, around Owp points aas eooatiy aaar Flagataff. (Coatteaaa .aa Fag* Thna) raapoadeat of Um N ow York Heg- 1. That tha corredpoBdanta had i •• IMfa ilxtMa); Oaoanl WlOaughby XCootteoafl aa f a g a 'llu w ) 1 ■ A . *• ...... ■ 1 ' 1 :