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M an o f the Stii District so ^ t tf town for a fire amsrgancy word The r r i— dshlp Circle o f the any o f the equipment at the dis­ will be relayed to the men at the salvation Army will meet a t the Soprano Soloist Civil Defense play is needed In any part of the lot by Police radio at once. jU w u tT o w n citadel tonight at 7:80. From there they will proceed to the home of H».ewlMr ■—Hug th« the vice president, Mrs. Ethel Meet Tonight fS w e -A O * will »• Md t«> Carlson of Sunset Ridge, r East bW St I'M at tfes Masonic T «n - Hartford. Mrs. Rhode Krinjak 10,132 piB, A ring o t intcrMting will assist the hostess. Auxiliary Police to Be Member of the Audit •ole—d t » —I pletu—a, with ap- GET B— a of Olfcalatlo— pM rtata oamm— ta, will follow Sunday school teachers of the At Legion Hall to Get the bualiM— s—aion. Membera of Covehant-Congregstionsl church Their Helmets M Udiaater tiod|;« a— Invited to will meet tonight at 7:30, with Mr. ■ttand and may bring their frienda. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of 23 Oak READY, (Ulaaaiaed Adverttotag oa MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 Chief Schendel haa called a I VOL. LXX, NO. 32 Grove street. meeting of all men who have been | H m annual budgat meeting of accepted as Civil Defense Auxiliary the Second Congregational church, Manchester Lodge of Masons Police tonight at 7 at the Legion FOR Ine,, wlU take place in the veatry I will confer the Entered Apprentice Hall. Letters, totaling 105 in all, Three Killed Mayor and New Town Counsel thla evening at eight o’clock. Thle degree at a special communication have been sent to the men by the la an tmpOTtant meeting and all Heavy Early Vote w to be held at Masonic Temple on Chief asking them to be present. members are urged to attend. Tuesday. November 7 at seven COLD Mystery Withdrawal The men will be flnger-printed and As Blast Rips thirty p. m. Worshipful Master Stewart Kennedy has announced blue helmets will be Issued to Mrs. Olive Recave, mother advi them. Fifty white coveral suits •or of Manchester Assembly. No. that Senior Deacon Graham L. WEATHER Indicates Record Clark will preside over the degree will be issued to men who w in be British Plant 16, Order of Rainbow for Girls, on duty at the Civil Defense dis­ requests members who wish to at­ work. RefreshmenU and a social play at the Jarvis Lot next Sun­ Of Strong Red Units tend the institution o f Glastonbury hour will follow. day, Nov. 12. Assembly, Saturday, November 11, WITH Fifteen Injured, 1 Youth The Chief has planned for ade­ Off-Year Turn-Out in the Masonic Temple. East Xi Gamma Chapter of BeU quate police protection for all Missing in Tragedy Hartford, to call Worthy Advisor Sigma Phi will hold iU regular vehicles and heavy equipment mov­ Mary Davies for transportation meeting tomorrow night at eight Mias Marjorte Kkippenburg At Explosives Factory end supper reservations immedi­ o’clock at the home of Mrs. Albert ed onto the lot Saturday afternoon Bauling’s 32 States Picking Gov­ Puzzles U. N. Forces and evening In preparation for the 75 Miles from London ately. Poet, 132 Green road. Mias Marjorie Kloppenburg will Seek A irliner display on Sunday. ernors; 432 House and | be presented as soprano soloist State Director of Civil Defense, “The meeting of the Center Thes­ Harwich, England. Nov. 7—OP) by the Chaminade Club at a bene­ Roger Gleason, Will be Invited to 36 Senate Seats at I Allies Expand Slender pians scheduled for tonight has Reported Lost —A violent last at an explosives be on hand Sunday afternoon and been postponed until next week fit concert Tueaday evening. No­ Woolens State Across Conn-1 plant near here killed at least May Stall Korea Vote Beachhead North of vember 14. at the Bowera School. bring with him euch personnel as three persons and injured 15 to­ Monday. Mlaa Kloppenburg. who la now NOTICE he may wish. try; Contests Close Over Montana day. Another worker is missing. rria|| /^a a Tl 1 A • ! Ghoiigelion R iv e r ; studying voice at the Soldano- Of the various Public Utilities The explosion occurred In the Zoning Board of Ap­ A meeting of the American Schuleen Studloa of New York, the Soirthern New England Tel. In Many Communities Legion Armistiee supper commit­ mixing room at a factory owned 1 ill Liliiiia Keels Arrive Meet uttie opposition; peals public hearing holda the Bachelor of Mualc de­ Co., have already signified its in­ by the Explosives and Chemcal IJ. 8. Muiilangs Rout tee will be held Wednesday evening gree from Boaton University where tention of having a good showing Concern Felt for Seven­ scheduled for Monday, at eight o’clock at the Legion 58” WATER REPELLENT By The Associated Press Products, Ltd. she majored In music education of equipment on hand at the Civil teen Passengers anti RukNiaii Built Jqts in November 6, 1950 at 8 Home. and atiidied voice with Miss Hot contests in the big The factory is on Bramble Is- So„.in.„u in u M. K- Yujio to Buck Defense Display. • population states brought .out lanct at the mouth of the river P. M. in the Municipal Gladys de Almeida. As an under­ Stuart Lynne who heads up the ALL WOOL COATTNC AND SNOW SUITING 4 Crew Members of vors Action After (A»n- P LongPHt - Air Battle; Naze on the North Sea coast, five Harold A. Turkington John D, LaBelle Building 151LL BE Due to the inclement weather graduate Miss Kloppenburg was local amateur radio operators says a heavy early vote and point­ Northwest Lines Ship miles south of Harwich and 75 Named Mayor Again Named Town Counsel Marinea Seize Height HELD INSTEAD AT Saturday it was impossible to make soprano soloist with the Boston' that he will have 4 portable sets in Wine, .Brown, Navy, and Forest Gheen ed to a probable record pile- fronting; Peipiti); Di'li'-, follow-up calls and to cover the University Glee club of which she miles northeast of London. U. N. in Event POLICE HEADQUAR- operation at the display. up of ballots today in the Kales Willi ('Jiurges outlying districts in the Girl Scout was president her senior year. Yard Helena, Mont., Nov. 7—t e ­ Blast Felt 10 Mllro Away Seoul, Nov. 7.— (fl*)— Unit­ Details have been worked out $ 2 - 9 8 .. - I «TERS. ' hou«e-to-house canvass. Theae Her last two years In Boston she “off-year” congressional elec­ The blast broke windows in between the five chiefs, James state Aeronautics Director Frank ed Nations forces expanded calls will be made this week. was soprano soloist at ths First tions. Long lines formed at Clacton. 10 nr.llea away Vlllagcre Lake Success, Nov. 7—(/Pj - Uni- I Of China W ar Schaub of the 8.M.F.D. and John Wiley said today a Northwest A ir­ tlieir slim bridgelieatl north Unitarisn church In Jamaica Plain. >- polling places in Ohio where of Great. Oakley, a mile and a Turkington Is Mayor, ted Nations diplomats conferred ^ Thanksgiving Special e- lines plane, with 17 paasengera of the Chongchon river today During her senior jresr ahe was half from the factor.,-, said it went tiMlay on how to handle General given the signal honor of being ir Senator Robert A. Taft— Mr. and a crew of four aboard, is mlsa- 58” ALL WOOL PRE-SHRUNK FLANNELS Republican to many—was battling off like a ’’great bomb." Tito Iiulirates II. S. Siip- as some Communists mys­ the only mu.'lc education major o Police threw a cordon around MacArthur's charges that Com­ Democrat Joe Ferguson for the Ing on a flight over the Continen­ LaBelle Town Counsel munist China has sent her troops teriously withdrew on the to give a full recital of her own. cn the island Immediately. |iort If Thin Country RED CEDAR Senate. The turnout of voters tal Divide between here and Into Korea. She will be heard on November ScarleL Navy. Black, Brown, Grey, Wine, l- There were unconfirmed reports northwest Korean warfront. “CORNERSTONE CAPERS" was heavy alao in New York, New Butte. They have only 21 hours to make Ami Chinosr Reds 14 in two Brahms Heder and two I- that three girls were dead and one Two U. S. 24th Division regi­ and Forest Green. Yard Jersey, Massachusetts and other one of the moat significant de­ A MUSICAL VARIETY SHOW selections by contemporary com­ 32 Pci Dinnerware Set $2-98 t. The plane left this Civil Aero­ youth was missing. Inoiimkpiit Retained as ments and the Britiah Com- CLOTHES POLES key states. Reaeh Open Break nautics Administration radio con­ Youth Wheeling Explosives Doctor Held , cisions In the history of the world posers. Her secompanlst will be In 32 states, the voters were organization. The Securlty'Council monwralth Brigade moved ahead her mother. Mrs. Maude Kloppen- trol area at -7:53 a. m. (mat), •^he missing youth was reported Contest Develops fiir two end one-fourth miles after a HOIUSTER SCHOOL AUDITORIUM In 20, 25, 30 Ft. Lengths ► picking governors as well as help­ (9:35 a. m. cst.) officials of the meets In emergency session tomor­ New York. Nov. 7 t/P)— The burg. secretary of the Chaminade Reg. $8.49 ing to decide whether the Demo­ wheeling a trolley loaded with ex­ Post; LaBelle Appoint­ heavy air bombing in the PMtehon »- C AA tower sai. plosives at the time of the blast. row morning to consider the New York TirneX today quoted Club. And 10 Ft. Yard Posts $g.98 54” ALL WOOL FRENCH SPUN JERSEY crats or Republicans will control 111 Shooting charges area northwret of the bridgehead FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10 tl A t 8:11 a. m„ the CAA said, the The girls were working in a place ment Is Surprise Move Marshal Tito as saying in an In­ at Anju. There waa little opposi­ Installed oid IS Congress In the two critical years pilot of the Martin 202 radioed There was the fear that World N ahead. A t stake for Congress were where explosives were mixed. terview that YugoHlavla will abide tion on this front although Red that he was over Whitehall about Four fire trucks and seven am­ War III might erupt tf they label C U R T A IN A T 8:80 P. M.— AD M ISSIO N 7*c wine. Brown. Navy, Green, Rust, Black, 432 House and 36 Senate seats. Of Brothers Mayor Harold A. Turkington by United Nations decisions if the concentrations had applied heavy 30 miles southeast of here. He bulances raced to the island. the Chinese Reds aggressors and preexure as late aa Monday. No Violence was at 10,500 feet, starting his won another term as chairman of aulliorize U. N. military action to fighting In Korea brings a war BENEFIT ST. BRIDGETS SCHOOL FUND F. FITZ8ERALD Minerva Pattern, Semi-Vitreous China and drey. Yard $2-98 There were 200 workers in the U. 8. propeller-driviim Mustang between the Uhlted States and SERVICES Despite the bitterness of many descent. plant when the explosion occurred. the Board of Dlrector.P)—Com-, custoiily, said one of them was the quarters.' Dr. La Duron told a re­ ferred. On the following fourth from Korea or to evsiuate the sit­ 4 Depot Square TeL 6848 Judge W allett gives Man­ A Mrs. Halvorson. wife of a pany and union negotiators were son of a Diamond Match company porter: ” I f s a blackmail stunt. ballot. Mayor Turkington was de- Assault on Military Base uation. ' Will Choose Ballot Box lllH Om iI « at PbnM 6Sfl6 chester a full time probate Northen Pacific railroad section employe, but he would not other­ rlared winner In a 6 to 3 .division CARNATION MILK can 11c ARMO EVERSHAPE called into session again today in foreman, made the report to NP, It’s been going on since my ^1fe Beaten Off by Govern­ Sulzberger said Tito’s state­ IiisttNiil of Red Party Ltore Fnmta, Pletu re Framing judge. an effort to settle a dispute that wise identify them. They were’ disappeared.” among the nine directors. Turk­ ments hsd "exeeptlonal Impor- which called police here. turned over to Juvenile Court au- ington at once (gas congratulated 46 oz. can 39c Vemtiaa Blintfs He devotes that full time threatens a national telephone The CAA said all stations on Nelson said Dr. La Duron told ment ill Five Hours tsnoe” heesuse Yugoslavia — If Time Is Short FINEAFFLE JUICE thQritles. by Directors T. J. Crockett, who Parnltore To— to a brand of public service HAIR CANVAS INTERFACING work stoppage Thursday morning. him the O rtera had called to though boycotted by Soflet Rus­ Conferences yesterday failed to The blaze, its damage estimated make an appointment to see him had backed Cooper; Mahoney knd sia and her satellites - remains a STAR WATER or which has won the praise (Continued on Page Eight) by Fire Chief Victor H. Veit, could Cooper. Guatamala City, Nov. 7 (A’)— ' Washington, Nov. 7.—<41—Sec­ Dress Weight ...... T d . 79c jh head off the strike. Both sides last night In his office—at his Seventeen persons were killemanager, the mualc lovei)8, the ce­ ing he blamed on the Carter broth­ was very nearly put over to a without interruption to the nor­ Moscow, Nov. 7—{Ft—Marshal Where I Found Christ commodation to those who they lighted’ In a pjirklng lot near subsequent session. After Director so already—for the retention Gulfed From {/Pi Wires lebrity seekers and the celebritlea a furniture warehouae before go­ ers, but described it as "blackmail mal life of the capital. Semeon Budyenny called on the tVhy I Know ’There Is a God have business in his court, of the professional nature.” Mahoney nominated LaBelle, (Oontinned on Pngn Seven) of the incumbent in the most which marks an-, unusual —went away happy. ing to the match company’! dock. Special guards have been posted Soviet people and "other freedom- People Named Smith Important Manchester office • The cbmpany that performed A Grand Jury questioned Dr. General Manager George H. Wad- at government buildings and road­ loving peoples of the world” today judgeship. Jersey City, N. J., police are There, he said, they lighted the When Sorrow ('omes Involved in the election. Verdl’a "Don Carlo” was pleased last flare and at the same time blocks set up at strategic points. to express their sympathy foe the ordered to get names of all Com­ (OouUaqefi on' Page Two) I ((Oontinned oa Page Two) The Trouble of One House That office is that of judge The presence of Judge by frequent and loud bravos from attempted to set o ff the dynamite The government said the inci­ Korean people who he said were W allett on the ballot, can­ munists in Jersey City as deadline an audience that seemed more Enemy Harries MacArthur, Man of Action of probate. The incumbent is capa. dent will not cause postponement struggling for their freedom and Judge John J. Wallett. didate for re-election to an for Uiair registration passes with stirred than, on mbit opening Frank Clark, a match company of the elections, set for Friday, Independence. Broncho Apache Official ..noae-thamblng f r om He is the type of candidate office for which the party nights. employe, who saw what the boya Saturday and Sunday, Soviet Army and Navy minis­ Fleeing Freneh King's Mountain the Rspubllcan party ISipcQUd. Selected him and an office In party .... An American ia report­ The new manager, Rudolf Bing, Were doing on the dock, ran to Ornimunlsm Is Issue ters, in orders of the day to Rus­ which he haa — dlatlngulah- Night Without Stars. to present. He is a man of ed to-have''soidglt^XOOvfiOO worth must have been happy a t tba .auc- them whereupon they tossed the I During the past few months, sian fighting forces on the tradi­ ed himself with service Irre­ of British Woolworth Ltd. stock cess of innovations—new ata^ng flare..and dynamite caps - into .T —mait, Shitin and Peace the people who has risen, by ' there h u been scattered violence tional observance o f tha 33rd-011-' — rsonal application and proachable In principle and to British interests... .City dwell- by the Met’a first woman stage Stamford harbor. News Flashes throughout Guatemala. niveraary of the Bolshevik revolu­ Fugitive Laokfiy Professor Fodoreld zealous in quality, .la one era come down with diabetes more manager, Margaret Webster; new Left Fire Burning One o f the main Issues of the tion, demanded constant vigilance faithful service, to the very (L «to BuUattm of tha (P) WIra) son Loses a Recon­ Out of My Trunk office for which he is spe­ close-at-home reason why Another Shipment! * fr^u ently than do their country and handsome seta; new alngerz Thty ran away, leaving a small presidential campaign Is the ques­ and combat readiness tn view of Laughter Incorporated cially equipped. the Republicans of Manches­ counterparts, says Connecticut fire bumiqg on the dock which tion of Communist influence In.the the situation in Korea. naissance Platoon ter are espedally proud aa Clark exttngiiiahed with a glass of Crusade In Europe For twenty years, under the CROMPTON FINE QUALITY state Department of Health. (CooMaued on Page rwo) (vmntry. Opposition groups claim Budyenny, war hero and mem­ they ask your support on Heavy off-yew votlag is report­ water. Teacher Stabbed To Death the R ^ s wield too much power ber of the Praesidium and 8u,- Courtroom late Judge William 8. Hyde, Nov. 7th. Subsequently, however, he and Saigon, Indo-Chlna, Nov. 7.— he was clerk of the court he ed In forenoon hours in Bridgeport Treasury Babwee New York, Nov. 7— (/P)— A 30-year-old Harvard graduate under President Juan Jose Areva­ preme Soviet, reviewed the annujU (4')—Lackey’s fleeing garriz<>n haa Maaonic Bibles Judge W allett la exactly and Fairfield County . . . . More another employe discovered that lo. military pyade across Red Square now serves as judge. For the the dock was ablaze. They ' sum­ and college iniftructor was found naked and stabbed to death pushed 30 miles in Its southwest­ Bibles the man for the Job. Let’a PIN WHALE CORDUROY people are working these days at Washington, Nov. 7—(ip)— The The government took steps re­ past two years, he himself moned firemen after falling to ern dash for safety, but nporta keep him there! huge Pentagon building In Wash' on hia bed today in a mid-Manhattan apartment. Police iden­ cently to curb Communist activity. (Uontiaued on Paga Four) Fulton J. Sheen Books haa been judge. position of the Treasury Nov, 3. quell the blaze with an extin ^ ah - the loss of its reconnatsaance The Devine Romaace Ington than at any time dnriag N et'budget receipts, 8149,964,- tified him aa Karl T. OhI, a mathematics instructor and tutor platoon, a French apokeaman dis­ Editorial from Manchester Evening ReraUI, Oct. 24, 1860 Sixteen colors in this fine quality corduroy er. The EtenutI Galilean WerM War U ___ Rumored up­ 366.81; budget expenditures, 8144,* Upon questioning, Mclnemey who had been teaching at a small New Jersey college. closed today. made by Crompton. For dressea. solt^ rising o f Communist Hukbalahap 214,631.84; cash balance, 14,134,- a a a Trekking through enemy-inftot- Moods and Truths aklrta, jackets, draperies. bedspreads,_a^ guerrillas in Manila fails to ma­ 931,944.61, fOanHmied o» Figs Eight) Associated Company Gets Contract H ig h School Teacher ed mountains, the 1,200-man cole OM Errors and New Labels slip covers. terialize but rural acUvlUca in umn has reached Binhlu, the Hartford, Nov. 7-^/P)— Contract for the new Bradley Field Also Children's Books Re-Elect. Central Luzon are virtually para­ epokeeman said lyzed aayway . . . . Ruakla'a for- Terminal Building was awarded today to the Associate Con- Held in Abduction Case The French garrison is being FuS else, |—tosti#— I kHlni- eigh minuter, Aadrel Y. Viehla- atnictioii Company, Hartford, for $1,845,000. harassed by (Jonummist-led Vlett c s'V • Ideal for .Xmas Gifts meat, mads*rf Slyraa plasllc. eky, arranges mid-aftemoon call a a a - ■ mlnh and faces the danger of in­ n ftaaw • taftf aa— aiaaas a kaafthy ^ Fsftoct pitch, pawarfyl, poaa- 39” QUILTED PRINTED SATIN terception by atrang enemy units Judge John J. Wallett on Secretary of Stat.- Acbeson. .. Election Returns Tonight Insurance Exeqitivc Dies Beckley, W. Va„ Nov. 7—(4^— .^29 when aba disappeared In bsf Haary—!*■ bamoaf" _ haSan laaA pwelslaa Baaor- - CMckeapoz razee which increas Seventeen-year-old atudent nurse Daniel’s car from In front of a who may cross the Red river from BUY NOW WH” Qualified — Experienced — Desenring Hartford, Nov. 7— (/P)— John J. Vreeland, retired insur­ the easL AUiatie Pana— o n aiaatmnm eonvmttn to heat B to m —t— board, aapotllol gosowaod Beautiful quUtad satin In roMhud print for ed from 87 to 48 casaa daring past The Herald will furnish telephone returns tonight on Ann Tabor, back home tpday aft­ (jharicaton bosptUI. week become otata’s moat preva­ ance executive, of West Hartford, died today at Hartford Placed in Docter'a Oare Plataea la Leal S I S * F* w tftot. It —VM y—r budget b«- g i l l W i l I W i SELECTION boiiaoc—ta and bad Jaokata. Fink and er being mlasing for eight days, w m it prtkhwM mo— wannth per galltn than | l l l i | i l l l M Inquire About Him and You lent disease, according to report today’s State Election. The polls close at seven HospitaL He retired in 1948 aa United States Manager oL told authorities her former high Coen said the girl showed slight The epokeeman aakt all oqatact : ether —vw your burner beeauM tt’o cleaner ||||||jM li|| COMPLETE blue ground. Yard Issued by State Department of o’clock. Returns will not be available before eight Scottish Union Insurance Company and President of the school social science teacher had signs of having bean beaten. She haa been lost for they paat two m days with a 40-man platoon reoon- bum i^. Can or write uo today for thlo wlntaPo llllM LU llllW Will VOTE FOR HIM Health.. Ceyloa aod V. S. alga o'clock from all four districts. American Union Insurance Company, New York.. abducted her and forced her to was placed under a physteiaa'a pply c i AUontte IHplo ReSned Pumaco OIL 8 ^ 9 5 agreemeat providing Point Four a a a • marry him. care. notteriag in the O i^ araa soma U. S. aid fo r Island government.. PLEASE DO NOT CALL BEFORE EIGHT TONIGHT Lewis G. Daniel, 88 yean old Daniel, a teacher at .Marsh Fork 13 miles southwaat o f the fonder *»*^*" ^**** ^ * * Body of GriseBa Torresola, at­ a • Ead CoM War Over Electricity and a dhwraad father of twarwaa High SohoOI on M6MaMI,^toM ra* Laokay bairtlon. ^ DEWEY- Lever 13B On The tempted asaaaton of President Tn calling for returns please be specific. State what Berlin,. No4. 7— nd turaad over tp corporal R. O. Oewn aald ha would nied then waa any forot Involved. guard against aorptlM Vlatmlali L.T.WOODCO. KEMP'S 1m b r i^ . •oarcM announced. Under the truce yet to be ffigned, the Incorporatad hlff parenta. .Belgian gotocnmant ha charged with abduetioa According to Ralaigib County attack. RICHMAN Republican Ticket c q u and country’s largest munltiens Shiviet TCone will deliver 20,000 kiOowatta a day to West Ber­ Miss Tabor turned up at her c o u rt records. Daniel waa dlvore- Hia apokaampn said ha eonld mamiBUTORs JWHAM K DIAL 5121 FOR RETURNS EST. 1906 768 MAIN ST. firm denies Belginm .ls expertlag lin. W est Germany win supply an equal amount to the Soviet home in Naoma yeetarday. ’ She (8pem ored'By CItlaeM tTrgtngHhe lle-dectlon of ilodga W a lM t) auwauaim fi— m arau fie Communist CSUaa. had been miaalng ainca October (Contlnefl an Faga laght). (c ii mCCBLL STREET P H O N E 4496 MANCHESTER Zone. 767 MAIN ST. T

i..- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19B0 rA d E iw o / ^ Seek Clothing Issue Helmets M anchester Tiirkington Is Mayor bankruptcy petitions wers partici­ jgree Conferred pants In a first hearing before Fed­ D a te Book For Children Those in Charge of Chest X-Ray Drive Here eral referee In bankruptcy, Saul To Policemen ^rm an today. They ere Merle H. LaBelle Town Counsel NOW __ENDS WEDNESDAY On 3 Candidates |lnd Fred F. Lauro, of 13 Durkin Tomorrow Coventry Family Living goeeph Gotten In street, who lilted their occupations 60 Auxiliary Guarcln of Annual turkey dinner nnd WALK 640FTLV STRANGER Christmas sale, Second Congregg- (OMrttnnad traan P»ga Om ) Hartford, Nov. 7— —A Man^ as housewife and restaurant man- The U. S. Imported 8,000,000 In Tent Loses Every­ PLUS: "SAVAGE HORDES At the meeting of John Mather lager. Both showed assets of $2,- pounds of miuitard seed In 1040. Civilian Defense Pro­ tlonal church. Chester couple who filed separate Thursday, November 9 dell immediately rimindsd the j Y u g o to B a ck thing in a Fire Chapter, Order of DeMolay In the STARTS THURSDAY Masonic Temple last evening, the gram Sworn In ••The Merry Mart,” South Meth­ Board that tha charUr provides JoM Crawford aa odist church W. S. C. B. fair. that the general xiandger ahall Assistance Is being nought for a degree wss conferred upon three recommend a towiTXjounael Wftd- U. Ne in Event «« Approximately 60 auxiliary po- Friday, November 10 Coventry family of eight whose Harriet Craig" candidates by the new teem, con­ Ucemen of Manchcater’s Civilian ■•Cornci-slone Capein" at HoUla- dell recommended House. •This raised comment from Board tent home, located on a lot in the PLUS: "CHAIN GANG" sisting of Master Inquisitor Rob­ Defense program met last night tcr school auditorium, aponsored Of Cliiiia War ert Morrison. Senior Inquisitor at the American Legion Home and by Cornerslone club of St; Bridg­ members Director Crockett cony Waterfront Heights development, ffldered the charter section only ELECTION RETURNS Frederick Hansen; Junior Inquisi­ were flngeiprlnted after taking a et's church. was destroyed by Are yesterday FROM OUR STAGE tor Gerhardt Janssen: Charles G. special oath of allegleawslUlminis- •'Golden Jubilee Minstrel" by meant the manager had the right iCoatinued from Page Owe) aitemoon. The family, Mr. and to either be for or against the es­ TUESDAY NIGHT Campbell, Jr., Stanley Wheeler i m t UeBtae B t fiMH DOP-ACnON rdirf from coughs, . tered by Aaaistant Town Clerk Rotary club, Verplanck achool. 8 Mrs. Ogle Sawyer and six children, and Harry Friedrich, Jr., as mar­ p'redrrlck Tiirkington. Metal hel­ tablishment of a town counsel's was the largest in Europe outside Mote Prnota. Fletere F p. m. came to Coventry recently from shal. mets were also distributed. Tall Cedar Harvest dance. Mil­ post. Director Mahoney thought the Russian orbit. Vermont and plan to build a home. VfsietiM niiaUa the Board was free to vote other The Times report said 'Tito Master Councilor Herbert F. FaniltBre fnuu ch^oy sfuHlooss with ovory hrooth! Thf oath, part of the special ler's hall on Tolland Turnpike. 0 Until their new home Is ready they Custer conducted the business tegisliUon enacted by the State than the general manager's recom­ made these additional statements: Every breath carriesVapoRub'fi to 1. were making the tent their home. meeting and plans were made for for the Civilian Defciue program, mendation. The Chinese Communist atti­ OOD • Mother, here’s imoua com bination of li m c- Saturday. November II In the fire yesterday they lost all ffanaiaqc] the months In prospect. a special way to famous combi among other things awears aljcgl- Bought Legal Advice tude toward Yugoslavia- has not rroved medications deep inlo Armlaticc supper at American been very friendly, despite Yugo­ their belongings, including cloth­ A social time with refreshments give your liUle enco to the constitution and that Legion hoihe, 7 p.m. Waddell eaid he would be will­ ing, beds, furniture, tools and a Your Local farge bronchial tubes. Comfort­ ■•I do not advocate, nor sm I, nor slav recognition of the Peiping re­ followed. one wonderful ing relief from distress of colds "Golden Jubilee Minstrel" by Ro­ ing to have the point decided by an television set. K, Graysva comfort with the have I ever been a member of the gime and her expressed desire— Jool McBcs comes in a hurry! tary club, Verplanck school. 8:30 Impartial legal authority, and The two mothers ‘clubs of Cov­ MarU Lalyra Photo by Fallot ALLSTATE very same Vicks Commiinist pnrly or of any i>olll- this was agreed to by Democratic ss yet unanswered—to exchange r.llea Drew Then . . . to keep up relief for p. m. diplomatic representatives with entry are soliciting clothing for Pictured above are committee VapoRub that al­ ical party or organlxatlon that ad­ Armistice Day memorial service, Board membere.. Director Alden E. “Toast Of liam Orcutt; chaplain, Ruth E. Auto Insurance Man ways brings such hours, rub Vicks VapoRub on vocates ihe overthrow of the gov- Peiping. the children: a girl 12, boy 6, girl “ Stars In North Coventry Loomis; treasurer, C. Irving heads and officials as Chest X-ray | throat, chest and back, too. at the hospital, 11 a. m. Bailey, however, said he thought 4, girl 3, boy 2, and girl of nine New Bolton grand results when you rub it on! •mipeilt of the United Slates or the wording of the charter was Follow Soviet Uhe Orleans'* My Crown” Loomis; secretary. Gertrude A. Drive got under way last Thurs­ lasy , . . Hleetive: Put 2 good of thta st.vU by force or violence.' Sunday. November It months. Donations may be left at Miss Glenna Louise Miller, Haven; gatekeeper, Oliver Brown; Dorla Mohr D’ltalia day. (I^eft to right) Atty. Vln-1 Manchester Choral Society prs- plain and there was no need to "We know why,” Tito declared. Wellwood’s store In South Coven­ Ha color) iBoonfuls of VapoRub in a vapor­ All those auxiliary police who postpone action. He nominated "All countries having a close rela­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder­ Ceres, Eustacia Kitching; Flora, TeL Manchester 3545 cent P. MePadden, Dr. Alvan A. iser or bowl of boilin^g water as pas.s<« their Red Cro.ss First Aid senta ■•The Creation” at Second try. or Vinton's store In North Cov­ Katherine Laidlaw; Pomona. Dor­ Congregational church, 8 p. m. House. On the secret ballot vote, tionship with the Soviet Union ick Miller of Coventry was recent­ Y’ules, Matthew Moriarty, Mrs. directed in package. Then .. . let course \Vill he issued coveralls the division wss 6 to 4 for L«Bells. have a uniform policy on Yugo­ entry, or phone calls to Mrs. Ralph is Manning and executive commit­ Tueaday, November 14 C. Hoffmsn ot South Coventry or ly married at the St. Lawrence Martha H. Stevenson, Dr. Robert your youngster breathe in tnc Friday at 7 p m. at Police Head­ In the choice of a secretary, Di­ slavia, becaiue Soviet policy to­ S'CN.: "Copper Canyoj’’—Color tee for three years, Harry Kitch­ The problem of being two places R. Keeney, Mrs. Alice Johnston, I a;>othtng, medicated vapors. quarters. Fall concert of Cbamlnade club, Mrs. Harold Bickford of North O'TooI church in Hartford to Ger­ ing; lady assistant steward, Ro­ at once w ill face many townspeople Bowers school auditorium. rector Cooper nominated Director ward this country has not Town Manager George Waddell, H0MUM*R0VID fob you '•Y MIIUONS OF MOTHIBSI Tlie men at last nights meeting T. J. Crockett. changed, ana> MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Mesihar Faderal DepoWt laM raac Corp. Board. “ The •The PERO ORCHARDS EVERITT MacCLUCCACE, Soloisl BILLIE SWEET, Singer But they couldn’t keep Mrs. Hend- A. AIMETTI For the Pension Board, Director erson out of the spotlight. j Breaking Fortunes Of | FRUITS and VEGETABLES Cooper again nominated Mr. Hogan The photographers and the Point” Cnpt. Blood” who was chosen without opposi­ 276 OAKLAND ST. ^ T E L . 6384 KARL KELLER, Interlocutor — Manager of the Hotel Men HARRISON ST. TEL. 5207 or 7787 curious crowded around her just | S;34 - *:U tion. the same- to see the novelty of S:IS FARM— AVERY ST., SOUTH ^INDSOR Named again to the Town Plan­ Mrs. Hendtrson behaving herself Wed.. "Taait al Xew Orleaa*" | ning Commission without contest and looking disdainfully at the — END MEN— . was Harry E. Russell. crowd through her lorgnette. i BABV f r e e rABKlMOl - Held over to another session wras Mark Holmes...... Shadrack, the Barber Riisgell Wright . . . .Glue Fool, the Doonuan choice of a member of the Vet­ erans Service Center Committee to Fred Matin . . . . Pee Wee, the Janitor Bernard Sheriden...... Itchy, the Bus Boy fill a resigned place left by Colin -DAYS NASSIFF ARMS CO. V. Davies. 4 -4 SCHIEBEL BROTHERS Joseph Sylvester Blimp, the Elevator Boy Frank Sheldon . Flatfool, the Shoe Shine Boy Zone Appeab Board STARTING SPORTING GOODS Agreement prevailed on the re­ WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS - John Barinh rfT . Llj^"fn!hg,^tKe Porter Joseph P ero ...... T Bone, the Chef tention of Everett R. Kennedy on TOIUUBOW 1015 MAIN ST. TEL. 2-1647 the Zoning Board of Appeals, and 8 PROCTOR ROAD TEL. 5119 Pianist, James McKay Chorus o f 40 Voices Mrs. .MarUMtStwirsnsoa tal'ned on the Development Com­ Directors— Mr. ^nd Mrs. William Astley mission after Director Bourn sug­ herb COMB gested a larger Commission then 8 might well be provided for this THE duty. . . CHARLIE NORRIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA After appointments hit) been BATTUN' disposed of, and the move to re­ BOZOS Tickets on Sale at All These Advertisers, from Rotarians and at the door. consider appointment of the audi­ HARRISON’S STATIONERS tor waa lost, the Board voted to WHO FISHER DRY CLEANERS, INC* Bated on the finert TEL. 2-1950 accept Roberts' Rules of Proced­ ■etwaee B. 849 MAIN ST. trsditioM o< the patl, this ure ae form for meetings and vot­ BRZOORA'D 325 BROAD ST.^ v - PHONE 2-S342 The EAST Hsrtlerd sed juitly famed pattera Ip Lost ed to continue regular seaalons on Tbeapseat'le THEIR ~ ste a Stoujnc will never lote it« the first and third Tusadays of each month. WAY TO WINDSOR VERPLANCK SCHOOL charm and correctneu. It's the The Board did not act laat night type el Sterling one expecu to on appointments to ftn two vacan­ BLORYl 6nd SI oor tUire, pattern* e< cies on the School Building com­ tlli Auditorium at 8:30 p. m. letting beauty . . and pat- . mittee. 1; tern* which will alwsy* be oh- CARPENTER AND SHELDON tiinsble, so that you may add MICHAELS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS to your set (tom year to yetr. Scouts to Parade SdalMlee Me pi** 'JEWELERS If yon are toon to ba married, ledlTldsal SF*el»is - Fated Beap 124 EAST CENTER ST. PHONE 4718 Ana Cetetofie atyle C eseniee tegtster yoor patten and ttyla On Armistice Day MAIN, OPP. OAK ST. PHONE 2-4293 Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10,11 Ostes Ogee at SiW af cagravad initial with u* ta Shew eeatlaeaes fras* S g: a. aid frienda in gift aalectiM ManchMter District, Boy Soouta. Fred Attalra — Bad Sbtltoe Cub Scouts, sad Senior Scouts will •mtKB UTTLB wonna" Authorized Agents For psrtldpsts la ths Armistlcs Dsjr la Tcchalceler GORHAM psrsde on Saturday aiomiag, Nov. TOWXE Cathy O'Duaell — rerlay Oraazer n . • ••aiOK STBCET* CfTEBNATTONAL Unit leaders are urged to have WALLACE their Scouts raady at 10:80 at tha Certeee sad Let* News BENSON’S , «MtPir!90TH L^on Homs On Leonard' atrsai Bii'ASAli'li)v0 OY'8iM E 5 ROY MOTORS, INC. KELLER’S PLUS: MsrgsrstFIsM to “ MODERN MABBIACE rrMay., "Where TSsre'e LUt" f u r n it u r e and APPLIANCE > Each ualt Kiould cany Its own •gd "nsyead^ 0|afy’’ DcSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS MEN’S lii^AR Dewey-Richman oolora. CUMiae eadee U FBBB J13 BIAIN S t . tE L . 3535 EoL 1904 District Chairman Joan Dormar ENDS TODAY: “No Way Out** plus “ County P^r” 241 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 5113 857 MAIN ST. TEL. 3264 TCt BUIaStioet la in charga of tha Scout contin­ 7^*7“ I'liimi. h'liim gent and may ba contactad for any NOTE: Election Retnms From Our Stage Tonight further instructions.

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/: _ > ■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960 PAGE iriVB MAIfCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 \ P A 6 I POUm o - position where she would either aggression when the Security agreeing to llkten to their com- normal. Unseasonably warm which the union oaya the company the naval forces consUntiy to in­ a corsage of chrysanthemums to Beebe retired in 1043, and has Would Face Qiina be forced into open war or forced Council is hamstrung by a veto. plainta against the U. S. weather most of the period but Try to Settle has not granted. The average Dorothy Hirsch crease the vlgilan^ and combat wear as g-member of the wedding since contented herself with her to acknowledge a retreat. They These sources say the Russians This imminent arrival of the A|t,,C;qoking 83rd Birthday party of. her granddaughter and dally routine of housework and par­ f turning colder over the week-end. wage now la 11.82 an hour. Divi­ Tables-Action readiness of ships imd naval un- ^ 'I i' Reds With Charge want to help Peiping "save fAce'" would prefer the Security Council (Thinese Red representatives Is Phone DiHpiite sion 18 has been offered a 10.14 per lU ." Mr. Donnelly. A birthday cake waa ticipation in family,, club and now to prevent all out-war later. resolution — which automatically understood tc be one reason sev­ Some normals for^thp period arc cent Increase in wages that now Guest at Shower “Direct Aggression” Is Celebrated made in her honor and beautifully church affairs. The widow of The American position ia.aaid to would entail a waiting period to eral delegations are hoping for a as follows; Boston 44, Providence average |1.S8 an hour. On 20 Pleas Marshal Alexander M. Vasilev­ decorated and ahe received other Daniel Beebe ahe makes her home (Continued fro a Page One) be that real intervention la al­ see if the Chinese Reds comply— delay in considering General Mac- 42, Nantucket 46. New Haven 44, (Contlaned From Page One) Mias Dorothy Hlrbch, of fUdg^ remembrances from members of with her daughter, Mias Pauline Wont 18 ^ n th ('onlrart sky. the U. S. 8. R.’s Army Minis­ ready a matter of record, but that to unpredictable Assembly action. Artliur'a charges. They want to (Toncord, N. H., 4(). Burlington 39, wood, N. J„ flancM of Douglga H, ter, in a similar order of the day the ffmily and friends. The actual M. Beebe. fultllllng the U. N.’s antl-aggrea- Other sources, however, feel that against Western Electric—the Both dIvIsiPns are demanding Mm. Jennie Beehe Hon­ It may be possible to get the Pei­ have the opportunity to confront Portland 40, Enstport 39. Green­ Rand of 43 Cobum Rood, was hon­ T^Miiwg Board Also An­ to Russian ground forces, de­ ■ \ date of her birthday waa October alon alma and yet not leading di­ ping Government out of Korea by Russia is too deeply committed to ville 34, and PrcNqiie Isle .33 de­ manufacturing and installing sub­ that the new contract be for no 10, but the observance was delayed the Peiping delegates with the longer than one year. They also ored at A mtscellaneoua ihowor ro* clared: ored at Wedding Re­ AvMMflf. ThMI In EXAMPUt OP LOANS rectly to an irrevocable war com­ diplomatic pressure rather than (Thins to refrain from using her charges personally. grees. At Boston the normal maxi­ sidiary of the American Telephone nounces Decisions on ■The warmongers have now to coincide wIMi the wedding re­ to sign and gat cash. Don’t bor­ military action. veto in its defense. demand retroactivity of any pay cently at the home of Mrs. Fred Boy Catches Arm wwawNiiiOBiuat mitment. mum temperature during Uili and Telegraph Vrompany—StMl.OOO boosts tu last April .30, when the passed to direct acts of aggres­ ception on Saturday ception. row unnocestarily, but if a loan to The U. S. ia skeptical of the A Red (Thincse delegation ia period is 52, an(J the normal mini­ Rllsh of 8 I-aurel street Miss Other Applications sion, having unleashed bloody in­ Two Grandsons Present pay bills, for m^ical oxponsos, IHAf Reaponsible diplomatic circles view, held by some other U. N. known to be en route from Pcip- telephone workers from coast-to-' parent Bell Telephone Cnm|ianf Communist Government in another tion after having served ten, fifteen, twenty entry waa married Saturday, No­ VaIvc-in-Head Engine, exclusive to Chev­ telegram to Stalin expressed a rolet in its price range gives an outstanding years or longer. That’s one reason why SAVE $29®® rolling. We're sort of proud of those five years because they have proved conriusively a vember 4 to Edmond H. Gero, son desire that "the peojiles of China combination of thrills and thrift, plus there arc over a mitlion more Chevrolets contention of ours that rustomers come back to a well-equipped shop with good,products, of Mr. and Mrs. Delor Gem of and the Soviet Union firmly rally on the road than any other make. Taftvtlle at 11 a. m. in St. Mary's together in the struggle for a firm proved dependability, year after year. good mechanics and a reputation for giving full dollar value. church la South Coventry. peace in the whole world." Rev. Will lam J. Shields, assist- It gives more for less throughout aat paator, performed the double- It's better looking all around Mcufic QUe^ ring ceremony with the bride giv­ Outstanding good looks accompany the More for less! More steering-ease, thanks Chryster-Piymouth Headquarters en In marriage by her father, Hospital Notes outstanding performance of Chevrolet cars to Cv’ntcr-Point Steering. More all-round n a a d s D. Frans waa organlat. —only low'-priced car with Body by Fisher vision, thanks to a Curvcff Windshield with Mia. WIIllAm CMrlstenaen, sister PM3ents Tixlay ...... Itg —and most beautiful in its field, according Panoramic Visibility. More safely, thanks GAS RANGE ■sA.the b rl^ , was matron of hnn- Admitted yesterday: Mrs. An- to a recent public survey. to Fisher UnistecI Body-Construction and or.'''"Brldesniaid was Mrs. Arthur cf Fou'ttfliJt Amomatic Tt4mmi*n run mitts to match their gowns and pike; Eric Wlllerup, 432 Center CleuB carried bouquets of mixed pom­ street; Edward G.ada. 1.17 Birch poms. Their mstching half-hats .street; Mrs. Mary Opalach. 10 Were trimmed with an ostrich Wood I>ane. Mrs. Constance Vince. plume. 147 Birch street; Mrs. Martha The mother of the bride wore Vennart, 142 South Main street. a fuchsia silk crepe dress, black Discharged today: Mra. Norma acresaories and a white carnation Oisidin and .son, 173 Loomis street ; corsage. The mother of the groom wore a wine silk dress, .Mrs, Lillian Strickland, P Oak black acceaaories and a white esr- place; Ray Fogarty, 109 • Ridge natton coniage. street; Mrs, Nellie Trayer, 149 A reception.for about l.V) crueat.s New Bolton road. ^ followed at the C. S. P. S. hall Birth today: A daughter to Mr. In South WllHngton. Out of town and Mrs. Robert OConnell, 55 gneata were from Wlckford. R. I.. Avondale road. Norwich and Taftville. Tbe bride wore a wine two- piece suit with black acccasories TONIGHT W l 8RINO Bob Brannlrk IVuhnrttr Murdock and a corsage of yellow rosea for YOU .THi Parts Monagrr Bookreprr , going away. Upon their return fUCriON RETURNS from a week's wedding trin the couple win reside in South Coven­ ^ a w y*«c NBC rtsMaa try. Tom Brown Howard Beaupre

Twn« In tm ir m I CEvtrof %vlt9i tvcli neReoelly tamnut eemmenteten m H. V . Keltenkem, OHitrt Russian Brass l•b•rt Tr*4ft end M tffw i ■••ttyl MOBIL FroM $141 IH Pound Drum We’ve got a good working team here at BrowTi-Beaii|ire*.i— • Yes, it sbm U be saffident. ' l l \ i I r I<: \ So we’U ainiply remind yon one that gets things ilone and done right. 'ITie organization'■« (Coottnoed From Page One) that (his professional phar­ , / / / / / / / f z / K f / z r ANOTHER GREAT VALUE! . //* prinripals both have a wide knowledge of Chryuler prodiirts from the top of the rain-drenched macy is always at your serv­ CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Sonny Monaco Tom Botticrilo Lenin tomb. O l l z I I I : A T and service gained through actual experience. The toriini- Body Mechanic ice. (~^«r on us for absolute 311 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Driving Instructor Air Show Oaaoelled accuracy; fresh, potent drugs WALL FLAME METHOD Huge self-propelled guns and cal staff is factory-trained in Chrysler incihodH and procedure. tanks rolled acroaa the Red Square snd fair prices. Rcfncmber M cupic' QUeh At the climax of the demonstration —neat time please hring us Each mechanic is a Master Technician on Chrysler and Ply­ by all branches of the military, your. dcKXor’s prescriptions. services. But the customary air mouth automobiles, ready tp serve your automotive problems For satisfaction you will sing " • ■'■■■.■. II ------— wwi. T-rrJSi** •' ...... — “ show was cancelled because of fog about, buy a Timken Silent Auto­ sad drizzle. GAS RANGE ------with------the efficiency2. a------and friendliness—r— f------you expect.a ------.. ------Admiral Ivan Stepanovich Y»i- CENTER matic Wall-Flame Oil Burner, the maahev, 8ovJet Navy Minister, in accepted standard for quietness, a special exhortation last night, PHARMACY dependability and economy. Saves advised Russian sea forces to.be in ^ stdte of "combat readiness”. “Wiere Pharmacy Is A one gallon in every four used by Prufesainn" ordinary oil burners. Has only FT’S NOT TOO LA TE *152 “American and British Im- 481 Main S t TrI. 4253 Bill SchacU Ralph Caron periaUsts are pursuing a policy one moving part (self-lubricated). Ass't to Bookeeper ttic of Instigating a new world war,” Free Delivery Exclusive centrifugal oil feed A Compact 36" Magic Choif be declared. “From the threat of eliminates coinBustion roar. Qual­ war they have gone over to open G as Range . . m odem and aggraaeion in Korea. Under these ity-built throughout, installed by factory-trained experts. The best Polls Open Until 7 O^clock Tonight beautiful. Complete with, conditiona It is the sacred duty of oil heating your money can buy— divided top burners, large at a price you can afford to pay! Phone or drop in today! FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL capacity "Rberglas" insuleted

i M tsavivt ASS ntuiAm • i a s t n u s oven, silent heat control, t i • . Freudly Sold and Intlallod by First District Third District Swing-Out smokeless broiler. OIL HEAT AND SecondDistrict MOBIL IB Fred Schultz Frank Vmcealau, Jr. Paul Caruso Bill Schultz Harry GlgUo Art Gagaoa Chryaler-PIymouth Chrysicr-Plymoutb Chrysler-PlimauUi Chryaler-PIymouth Chryaler-PIymouth Chryaler-Plymqath ENGINEERING 2-3389 2-2362 Specialiat Mprclulhit SpeclaUat SpeclaUat Spedallat 7366 25% DOWN • 15 MONTHS TO PAY BALANCE 887 Main St. MROchester 2-4217 7665 Phone 2-1166 illanchester Division BROWN-BEAUPRE, » c IpffiALY MATTRESSES...... $29.95 and up Omm VOTE DEMOCRAT-F^C *9m Your Chrysler-Plymouth Headquartors 30 BISSELL STREET •* KEMPS, Inc. H tB^ester Of/iee, 687 MIUb St., Open ThondBy Evenings FINE BEDDING and Saturday MomtngB for Appliance E|emoMtnition and Saica MAIM STREET TEL. M80 PULL THE TOP LEVER i.NBOnriihii 's X ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, l»ftO ; the homis built by Mr. Plnney'e an- menta will be taken any Tuesday break up Into small elements and of sm all defense posUi In the fobt- haa paaaed safelv through the cheater. It , aponaorad by a ceatora of four generationa back, j night at the Armory (the former Eueiiiy Hurries *. proceed to different atatlona. htlis around Haoblnh, 80 miles iSpeaker Secure7 ■ ■ * • » • »« BxtJPl Britain, a former Bllington real- , Supper — Adults 91.50 — Children 60c Owners Protest Grant­ at the Art Studenta League. Mam- ■uaiJiT M ■oltdar*. Knurat.' at Uia out to ralUea. CALL 5135 be, "Succesa Begina At Home", dent. Is spending a week with her bera are. asked to brlpg sketching Peat o«oa U lUadtaatar. Ceen.. aa We regret that, bacauae It waa which la the firat part of their aiater, Mrs. Jacob Lootscher of For Reservations—Tel. 2-1125 or 2-9713 m aterial. SMoed aaaa Mart Matter. ______Main street, Ellington. ing of a Permit good to have candidates fare peo­ 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Monday Through Friday four point program. "CItiaena of Matches Postponed CONNECTICUT tUMCJtIPTION RATM Tom orrow ”. Ellington Fire department re­ Due to Election Day, all matchea PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Rorkvlllf, Nov. 7 — (Spnciall—-i Una Taat bp Mall ...... tlUOU ple. A queatiun of vital importance sponded to a call for an automobile ^ In the Rockville City Bowling S u aiMtb* by Mall ...... 1 frOO We have no regret for what w.' At the maating of the Common j I.eagite will be postponed until Folk$ and Races .1 l.iw to everyone about National De- that caught fire, aa the ownqr was i Council Iftld Tuesday evening a I One montb by Mall ...... 1 IH would like to believe la the pass- ■ay, roughly. 3,000 more plurality fenae will be read and diacusaed, driving through the town. - The Tuesday. November 14th. Bintla Copy ...... - ...... and n poll taken to find out the quick response of the department ; petition ,of protest signed by 43 1 WSCS Meeting XaReraom w m by »:arrlar ...... 1 M ing of the sound truck. In the for each additional 10.000 votes persons Including school author!- | .lu.uu cast. general opinion of each P. T. A. aoon^ extlnguieh the blaze which When you purchase The WSC8 pf the Vernon Meth­ no faablonplata Suba, Pelletred. One Tear ...... town election last month and In ties and property owner.? wa.s filed : s i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lltli Wait ef M'aa. roraifn ...... tixuo Connecticui Now. for the consolation predic­ group. All parenta are urged to be waz under the floor and the owner odist church will meet this eve­ but whatever he this election both local partiea tion. by a system which we prom­ preaent. drove the car off on Its own power real estate — Remem­ ■gainst the granting of a building , ning a t eight o'clo<’k at the church. HfeMUCH Ul permit to Gold and Gold of New i bought bad to be IS A LECAL HOLIDAY TH« A$800IATE0 PRC88 have experimented with an Inces­ ise to honor and believe in the fu­ In order to award the attend­ with a floor mlasing. - Hope Chapter good. For exam­ ture If It happens to store this ance prize to the claasrooma more ber—-a certificate of Haven for the gasoline atation on Hope Chapter No. 60 O. E. 8. r« a ...i Aaaoctalail Praaa la rxclualvaly sant blare on Main street, anil Yankee Union street opposite Harlow , ple, bearing th a t atititltd to the U«a of repuolicatlon ol time. fairly, the count will be taken dur- will meet this evening at eight ARMISTICE DAY from what we hear in the way of street, planned by this company. I Col. Humphrey'a all natra diapatchaa craduen to H. or By A. H. O. Some days ago, a well-known ing the business meeting. title by your attorney o'clock at their rooms on Union, ta t w hat U now not otnerfi'aa cradHad m tO'* oaPrr reaction neither has made any state official became convinced ' RefreOhmenta will*be served In „ a \ 13:1 pr^eat stated that for 20 I street. At the meeting a claaa of years and over property owncra in Seymour, Conn.) kOd alee the local natra publ'ahcd nerr friends by this particular device that there must be a fool-proof, i the lunchroom. 12 HOUR is your surest protec­ I candidates will be initiated. All rlfhla ol repunlicatlon ol apedal this vicinity have fought against ' Bahert J. Boyna made “bf front up. .Some people even felt a • Is Your Car Ready powofhousa for lop porformonce, for looks, luxury, and comfort. Germany. Yet it Is also true that, little bit ..sorry for the little fel- with the example of Yugoslavia in ! Isw, who just hadn't measured up Thora ora ^zans of new 1951 faaturos—iweoping naw styling—big, now roar mind, even Ru.?sia has to lake to such a big job. The Druggist Is Trained To Make For Cold Weather? window with moro than 1,000 square indws of sofoty viewing—rich new colors, rxre how much offense she pile.? All we were doing, in our »di- : upholstory and trim. You'll go for the 1951 AAercury—lh» cor with Merc-O-Motic on her captive satellites. tonal, was to accept a foregane CHECKLIST ^ ■ Ehlv9*4.Mww^llPOK}>rd9m-r;'tltiW|^eY)'mc^a a ^ trommisslo iir In many of ita policies inside lu conclusion, and go on from it to CORRECT LABELS W DlSTRUifJTOR RUMla prtKeeds with ^gain a little editorial scoop on ThoM naw faoturat oro more important than over to you today. For built-in some caut'on, not daring to givi A SPARK PLUGS - . the couiUry. We were the only quality, for lew upketp, for higher raiola value, the 1951 Mercury Is not only direct total “Offenir to"'lKe Tradi- newspaper iii the country, proba­ ♦ ANTI-FREEZE "the drive of your life"—it's "the buy of your life"l Wfbws poo ksvM bs • now ^ liohal feelings with which it ,s bly, to he so far ahead of the LUMBER makes up must be clearly labeled with the name of the preparation and the W COOLING SYSTEM dealthg! • But the offense given by trend that we were discussing the any viaion of a resurgent German BIJILDIISC SUPPLIES dosaRe instructions. If it ia n prepara­ foreign policy of the new adminis­ tion which requires refriReration or Why risk the expense and inconvenience of having your cw go dead militarism, no matter under wlia: tration on the very day it waa be- a-W A T C H O IC II *WMi Mercury for 1951, you hove a t r ^ choice for "the drive ef guise it is inaugurated, is aboiU as ' ing. elected SHINGLES - ROOFING special handlinR, those inatnictiona when frwt hits It’s so much easier to have your car winterized .now your nfe"—new Merc-O-MoMc Orl^ and Nirlfly Touck-O-Motk Overdrlva ora opHenal ot • must also be included on the label. And, 8667 offensive to Czechoslovakia and Something went WToiig. We at Carter’s. Drive in now and have our factory-traihed mechanics give ashro cosli and In addition, there's the SRent-foM synchronised ilandard tronsmbiiwk Poland as it is to France. For InsnlsUnn a Wsllbfiards • Doors of rourse, if the preparation is “poison­ 12-20 still don't know just whst. All we ous unless used externally,’’ or is harm­ your car a thorough check-up. what it ia worth, we can asaunvj know IS thst, of all our masterful Chl-Namel Paints By Sue Burnett ful in any way, this information-must ‘ G3IAE FINANCING PTtO.M »25 I'P Aa smart and versatile aa can ba that any further progress toward discu.ssions of foreigm policy, that By Mra. Anne Cabot rearming of Germany may be al­ Voongstown Hticben Cabinets also be clearly shown. Labels, thouRh la this handsome overblouse that Here are soft,- eonify lounge became tfie one our readers, re­ require* just one yard of fabric in most aa embarrassing to ftussia sceminRiy insignificant, arc extremmy sflppera that wUI keep your toes membered best. 54-inch for the' smaller sizes. 8o toasty warm. 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One—the old-faahioned poliUcal Beplareroents Radintnrs your name, address, alze desired, Boilers — Kitchen uMI Op4!n Dsily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M and Uia Pattern Number to Sue Send aop plus Sc for first-clasa preceded by toloVful parade Bathroom ilstnlbn Burnett, The Manchester Evening mailing. Hi coins, your name, ad- (Uamiaa a UtUe aadly. Yet >c-nplag W Ith Csppy TbMiBS Includinc Wed, Afternoons Herald, 1150. Ave, Amaricaa, New dross and the pattam number to hautl facts are' that no poUU- York ID, N. y. Anne Oabot, Tha Manchaster Eva- Eleririv iiewer CIcnner nlni^ Herald. 1150 Ave. -Americas, aUon, of itself, ia any Open Til Noon On Sat. yCHEVROLET/ Send 26 cents today for the new New Tork 19, N. T. '/tMip^le of drawing out a Fall and Winter Fashion. Thia lat­ Needlework Fans—Anno Oab- VINCENT est issue is flUed with news and ot'a big new album la here. Dogens ' which Isn't, by its Remember The Dtylea for a sm art wtntpr ward­ o f y d ...... an insult to of fascinating new deeigiiA' gtfu. MARGIN , RoUry Play 873 MAIN STREET PHONE 4138 robe; IntereiUng features; free decorations and apociiJ Mattnas. coming to visit it. HnnsMag and McatiaK gift pattern printed inside tha . plus 4-gift iiattems and dliee- there w as C ontractor Fii. and Sat„ Nov. 10-11 PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED took. tione. 25 cents. ' MANCHESTER. .TELEPNONE SITS rally in Man ,SM >> Main St. TsL U48

■A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, TONN,. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960 w D B E I G B T to their efforts to halt the blsM. four l.t each circuit, are represent­ School Teacher ed to the AP's Fifth Annual All- Deaths Last Night Blamei^Boys I f It had apread to the distilling Seek Airliner Star squad. company. Chief 'Sfiet said, the en­ S ^ e Action Voted The World Champion New York In Big Fire tire “ Dublin Section" of Stamford, Held as Ahthiclor Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Holt and Yankees and the Boston Red Sox B y The AaflocUted Press family have moved Into their new New York—George W. Kablc, Where some 300 old wooden houe- Reported Lost are the only clubs to have more home on Chapmiin road. 62, Editor of the publication (Oonttmed trsn Psc« Ose) ea are situated, could have been (Continued from Page One) than one repreaentatlve. In addi­ #3:46— The Terramiiggue Tugger* at AtltlUllI Mpinbpr#hip Af> By Aircraft Union tion to ahortatop Phil Rlsxuto,’ the “Electricity on the Farm,” Direc­ wiped out. 4:00— Chaininade Group Pre* said, the boys reported that the ed September 11 and forbidden to WDRC—Strike It Rich. W TH T—’Treasury Band. Over Montana most popular of the 11 selections, tor of the National Rural Electri­ As it wka, nearby buildings. In­ their last meeting eleeted office.* [ Edward Qiilsh amt Mr*. Peter flare continued burning after It remarry for 60 days. W TH T— Family Album. 10:00— splits Six Local High the Yanks landed outfielder Joe fication project from 1928 to 1934, a* follows: President, Janet Craw- i Csnlo, Were appointed to work tog all vlUages to flush out Chl- hit the water and that one of the cluding those of the Getmui and Daniel eald yesterday he took W H A Y —Polka Hop. W'nC—Big Town. (Oouttooed from Page Ooe) DIMagglo and catcher Yogi Berra. and Chief Etogineer for the Ten­ School Miisiciaus. foi'd; vice president, Billy Arm- | iV c x I iVIOOtlllfJ with the Legion eoinmlltee on plans , nose Red soldiers. nessee Valley Authority from 1934 dirnamite caps stuck In a crack In Judd Lumber Compsmy, ’ were the girl to Kentucky to marry her W’TIC—BackaUge Wife. W THT— Hall of Fame. Pratt a Whitney DM- ’The Red Sox provide first base- drenched with ton* o f water when lor till.* meeting. Mr*. Milton China Reds Don Clvvlee to 1937. He waa bom In Shannon, the dock Instead of falling into because he thought the court or­ WCCC—Big Brother Bill. > WDRC— Dollar a Minute. strong: eecretary. Gall Crawford; Its northwest circuit tried unsuc­ man Walt Drupo and utility man they began to smolder from the der wouldn’t apply In another W H A Y —News; Moonlight Mati­ treasurer, Diane Ctllcy; song lead- | At the meeting of file American llsnaeii, .Mrs. Frank Clark. Mr*. sion Workers Decide cessfully to raise the plane for ni. the water. W KNB—News; Request MeU- An entertaining and Informa­ U. P. First Cavalry Division Billy Goodman. intense heat. stats. nee. Theodore Fiilrhank* and Ml*s Har- one hour and 20 minutes. Toronto—wrniam W. Altken. A high wind hampered firemen nee. tive program was presented for er, Pauline CHley; game ehslrmaii. I Legion Auxlllsry last night, Mr* BBaMMBnwnr To Oppose Present , troops reported they had seen Chl- Not a single member of the Na­ WONS— New*. hiira Wallett will aealst the poet 79. Vice President of the Interna­ WON8—Hollywood U. B. A. the Chamlnade Mii.alral club, Mon­ Esther Ofshay. ; Harry Sweet, rehabilitation elinlr- WED. A. M. I ncse troop# change Into civilian F. H. Klaller, Northwest acting tional League champion Philadel­ 10:16— On election day. November 7, In rnteitaliiliig the Miiiileipal em­ ■MRCNI3m...MIOIII #9«G Contract With UAC clothing and loll around In villages station manager here, declined to tional Lithographers of America 4:16— day evening, in the Federation man. reported that on October 17, ployees at Its meeting Monday, ' phia Phils made the team. In fact, W TIC— Btolla Dallas. WONS—Election Returns. the poll* will be open from 6:00 , during the day while Allied planes release the crew list or the name for 19 yeara, who retired in 1941. W TH T—Tune*. accompanied by Mrs. Maile Cun­ November t.'t. . j the only first division club to be ,W ONS—Jack Downey's Music room of Center church by six a. m. to 7:00 p. m. ningham, she made the unit's sn- ONLY Xn an announcawcnt this room? ' buused overhead. of the three passengers who represented Is Brooklyn. One man 10:80— young high school musicians and Mia* Wallett reported aUeiidlng I Shop. iiimi visit to the Rocky Hill Vet­ UK, fonowUif the completion of ! Communist dead with reversible boarded the plane hero. from St. Louis, one from Pitts­ Fatally Injured In Accident WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. O. Albert Pearaon, director of mu- a meinheriihip tea al the Legion i 4:30— eran* hospltsl. They visited three SHOE REPAIR uniforms were found In the Anju- Rlort Ground Heorch W’T H T—New*; Symphonette. aic at the High acliool. The young Home in Rocky Hill Sunday after- • ^ count of an official etrike vote, burgh and one from Boston com­ WDRC— Yankee Kitchen. hundred patient* and dlslrthiited Kunu area. The “ " I '” '™ " plete the National League entry. Oakville, Nov. 7 — W — Mrs. W n C —People Are Funny. artiats. three .aeniora, two junior*, Nathan Hale PT.V noon for unit presidents and mem- ! QranS UnJfa Repreaentatlve Peter Wiley said a ground search W TIC— Lorenzo Jones. cigarette* to them. Mr* Cimiiiiig- grey-green on one side, civilian started Immediately. Because of Detroit and Cleveland of the Concelia Capone, 57, of 62 Davia 11:00— and one aoplmmore, were intro­ herahip chnirmeii of the first dls- . r . Stuart, IntemaUonal Aeeocla* W H A Y —News; Open House. ham ha* been appointed assiHtnnt trict. Till* proved to he a very i white on the other. ____ the weather, only one airplane a American League alao placed one street, died enroute to Waterbury News on all stations. duced by Mr.*. Elale Gustafson, Sponsors Bazaar tlon of MachlnlaU. eUtee that the Fifth Air Force flghter-bombert 4:46-i- W’H A V —Moonlight Matinee. poppy mskiiig rliairni*ii al the m.'-triielive meet log. * i SPECIAL Northwest DC-4— went out to man each. Hospital last night of Injuries program chairman. Joan Stew­ number In favor of etrike action and light bombers W ’TIC—Young Wldder Brown. 11:16— Newington Veteran* hospital. ^temh.e^s of the aiixlllarv’ are look for the missing craft. The all-star loam: which police said she received when art, soprano, pupil of Mr. Pearson iS^Unatthe Pratt and Whitney strafed and bombed all along the W D R O -O Id Record Shop, W T H T - U. .N. Highlight The Harvest Bazaar of the Na­ A l the busiiiesa meeting, pre­ reqiieated to nieel n| the Anirrl- The plane was Northwest's First Base —Walter Dropo, Red she was struck by two automobiles and also of the Soldano-Schuleen TOvlalon of >fthanded Pitcher — Warren WTIC—Front Page Farrell. 6:00 —Racing and Sport*. piano pupil of Mr*. Inez Momm, the kindergarten room refresh- i All WitehM TMted On Ow cided when the etrike action will large-scale attack or wore deploy­ 6:16—F'arm Report. menta of different kind* also | be made effective. It is customary and aportscastera from Coast to Spahn. Braves. 6:85— seeompanled Peter Mitchell. AT TIIF WATCH MASTER ing new lines. Coast. UtTlity— Billy Goodman, Red 6;30—Weatern Serenade. found a ready sale. under L A. M. procedure. Stuart In the latter event, officers said, W TH T — Falstaff's Fabulous Pearson Gives Talk Hah of the 16 big league clubs, Sox. Fables. 6 ;45—Keyboard Kaper*. Following the musical selec­ Of particular interest to the addad, that the local receive offl- it was possible the Chinese only (Arnold Lawrence, Architect) 7:00—Dance Time. SOI TII METHODIST CllliKt ll da] approval from the Grand 0 :00— tions, Mr. Pearson gave an inter- children were the movies shown intended to hold a buffer area 8:00—Here’s to Vets. during the evening al a modest WHILE Lodge I. A. M. in Washington prior guarding the Yalu river hydro­ WDRC— News. esUng Ulk entitled, "Music In $ 1.19 3;15— Marine Story. Our Schools ' He Included in hi* fee. 8pon#orcd By The W. S. C. S. GAUDET’S to strike action being permitted. electric power grid, vital to Man­ W THT— Jo* Girand Show. 8:30— Adventure* in Research. remarks a description of the The Way* and Means commit- YOU JEWELERS ' Arrangements have been con­ churian industry. **Wedd** 4««> tetom W TIC —News. W n C — FM On the air 6:26 a. n*.- firmed by Purley F. Hovey, who is W H A T —New*. work done at Laurel Music Camp tec, of which Mrs. Vera Peterson 891 MAIN STREET General MacArthur placed the SPECIALIZING IN 1 p. m. ia chairman, was in charge of th-' .See All The Rtriling Exhibit# WAIT the mediator from the State Board issue of Chinese Red intervention WONS—News. which ia conducted every summer (Aeroaa Freni St Cbnnlll Telextalnn for talented inusielans of high bazaar. of Mediation, Department of Labor, in the Korea war before the Unit­ SBOZTS BBOXHEII8 0 : 10— CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WNHC-TV .school |gc. The club member* that federal and state mediation ed Nations Monday. The United WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast. P. M. were especially interested to learn agendas win meet company and SUtes asked the U.N. Security GENERAL CONTRACTING • :I6 — 4:00—Homemaker's Exchange. 10 GOOD REASONS details about the camp, aa part of union repreaentatives tomorrow Council to consider the ' matter 4:30—Vanity Fair. REMODELING AND REPAIRING WTIC—Strictly Sports: Exposi­ the proceeds from the club con- afternoon at two o’clock In further Wednesday morning. .5:00—Lucky Pup. tion; Weather. eert to be presented to the public effort to resolve the dispute. The air fight over the northwest 5:15—Time for Beany. FREE ESTIMATES WDRC— Jack Zaiman. on Tuesday evening, November tg,0M Potential Member* comer of Korea began In mid- .5:30—Howdy Dood,v. tor buying a W H A Y —Supper Serenade. 14, at the Bower* school. Is to be Mr. Stuart said that there are MORTGAGES ARRANGED 6:00— Kit Doodle the Clown. afternoon, the Fifth Air Force WONS— Election Returns. used for one or more high school about 18,000 employees of the said. Ninety-five minute# later 0:30— 6:15—Boy’s Railroad Show. Pratt and WTiiUiey division in the 6:30—John Conte Show. scholarships to the ramp next propeller-driven U. 8. F-81 Mus­ ERNEST A. RITCHIE INSURANCE WDRC— Record Album. summer. bargaining unit. There are about tangs and swift Red Jets were 6:30— 6:45— Here's How. 17,

MANCHESTER E v k m NG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESUAT, NOVEMBER T. 1960 running behind that of 1948 presL PAOEELIVm ^ Early Vote Hints denttal election. Youth Admits in Xmas Checks CeorgeMikan Brisk to heavy voUng was re­ $4 5 0 9 0 0 0 Wfenr off Year Record Record Turn-Out ported In Utah, Maryland, Kansas, Jova. and Mtnnssota. Balloting Setting Fires Want^ Change i» iaH r% * ko Jjeagy In Nebraska To Be Distributed Here Seen Jh ‘T o d a y W i>te (Coal and l© it in West Virginia except Police and Firemen to Sponsor Basketball Little League for th* Charleston a rt* where Philip DeMeus«y of This Most Prolific Scorer in a gymnasium building shortly aft­ there waa a near record early turn­ The Manchester Savings BankA The new club for 1051 will open Pro Basketball Would er 9:30 a. m. (e.s.t.). out. Town Charged With on November 27 will put Into the on November 27. AlN»nt 25 Per Cent Here Hart’s Location Reports Tally -iMlla 86,000 Christmas ckib The number of people participat­ Like to Shoot Oftener THE Coming to Bushnell "Did you vote the straight Arson at University checks for 1050 which will p » to |lad R^^tered Before ing in the club ha* shown a Unbeaten Army Takes DemocraUc Ucket?" a reporter its members an estimated total of New York,-N»et T—<67 — Big Circuit to Operate steady increase through the year*. The Noon Hour; Ex-1 asked him. South Coventry Storrs, Nov. 7— —A Universi­ 8450,000, it was learned today. George M ik u ; the nibst prolific HERALD ANGLE "Oh sure, what would you ex­ ty of Connecticut freshman waa Last year, ti,e total paid to club This is due not only to the growth scorer In pro baaketball histaryi trikes Hr SPARE pect the President of the United of the town but also because this pect Rueh lA ter in Day Mrs. PanllM U ttlo arrested here this morning charged members was 8445,000. claima he'd like to try playing for* Over Grid Spotlight f States to do,” he replied. Oovi^try 7-6281 . The last day for payments on the method of insuring adequate ward instead of In the pivot epot At Four Play Areas Hart’s Lxication, New Hamp­ with arson in the setting of two | Bee l « a e s * a Cesetnr Cleb LestM EARL W. YOST lb50 Christmas club la Friday, "(Christmas money” is becoming . . . "Those forwards get a chance Wslasto (l> W L Manchwter voter*, itreamlng In ] shire, reported first in the usual T • ^ r t s Bfitle* fires in university buildings late Nov. 10. Increasingly popular. to shoot a lot,” George explaina . . A. M tsix rs ...... too M ito 335! TltleliU ...... 30 4 unusual atrength to the four poll­ election day race to see which The 4H Mlkmaster* have a new Mustangs Lose and Drop yestef'day. Both fires were extin­ Mikan only averaged 27 points a M. M xsu ro ...... 101 90 141 333 i R n yal! ...... IS t ing place* to ciated Press poll, which saw did not poll a single vote in the town, Danny Finn, Dolly King and sponsor a Basketball Llttl* Ltogu* lican Senator Tobey got six votes 2nd H. A. Blanchette; 3rd. Richard into the coaching business this year 330 W llkle ...... 113 133 — 34S Rickey, generally regarded as 4 200 of all four fires. many varied activltlea. The annual Last Thursday evening Troop Smith ...... 01 135 114 Jack Crockett was on* of the this fall and winter at to* East to four for Democrat Emmett J. Neff, and the specials were won ...... 112 96 99 .107 Gray ...... 101 — 130 331 Army recapture the No. 1 position recent balloting . . Th* Boston Vin Verdeschl with Scranton, Honk ’ With the heaviest voting said to I don't know what made me do 13, Intermediate Scouts, Kay and developed an all-winning team Iirown ..a. many drenched Manchester foot­ boaebaU's shrewdeel execuUro, has Side Rec, West Side Rec, Bower* be coming in the late afternoon Kelley. When Tobey ran alx years by Mrs. Willlsm Csdieux and Mr*. drive .highlighted Uiese, and Mrs. (won six, tied one at laat report) W erner ...... 104 105 87 299 Noren ...... - 103 106 309 from Southern Methodist. Braves have announced that only BlaettI with Bridgeport, Honk it," Lieutenant Taylor quoted him O’Brien leader, had a Hallowe'en Chanda ...... 94 n o 106 310 ball fans in the stands at Yale a brand new challenge today- lift­ street ichool and the Verplanck and evening, it appears now that a ago, he split 10 votes—5 to 5— Roxanns Richardson. Alfred Sundquiat Vf Princeton at Chickasba, Okls., High school Breen ...... 103 93 117 313 But the Cadets, who led the 14 night games will be televised ! DeZonIe, Puggy Bell and Eddie I saying. party at St. James school hall, to ...... 103 121 115 339 Knofla ...... 105 138 107 340 Bowl last Saturday to witness the ing the Pittsburgh i’lrstra out of achonl on Olcott street. . new o ff year record la to be set. with the Democratic candidate. A daughter wss bom Tuesday, Manches- .... That earned him a visit from Reilly .... rankings until replaced bv the next season, a drop of 35 from the Andirson with New York . . Ron­ Maoohestor Fire* street, treasurer of the (.elebrate Girl Scout week. Ail Southwesterners two weeks ago, Yale-Dsrtmouth game. Eighteen Pnllce C3tlef Herman Schsndal ta The polls will remain open until Quickly behind Hart's Location October 31, at the Windham Com­ wlll stiU an O kl^om a City sports writer T o U lf ...... *512 677 639 1638 post campaign when 39 were car­ nie Cahill, co-captaIn of a great toe National League cellar. The Manchester fires. Lieuten­ ter Girl Scout Council, wore costumes and each troop TotaU ...... 513 540 532 1585 didn't go to Ute top on a wave of members of the Kiwonla Club were ried. All day and Sunday games, Holy Cross football team In 1939, president of th* newly fonnsd 7 p. m. under tne hew law which came Browns Farm, Florid*. It munity Memorial hospital to Mr. ant Taylor said, were at the Veter­ welcome contributions. who asked; "How do you like P # !t Office (SI fiweeUhata

! ...... 100 135 95 330 They received only 88 of the 314 vised . . The all star barnstorm­ rent Yale quarterback and passing Some observers claimed there George Smsthers for senator, one vllle road. South Coventry. could answer, Mrs. Goad got in Farr ...... Art Knofla, Bill Sommers, Ed —a team that hasn't won a pen­ the student's own home there, Troop 40. Brownies, invested Judith Zane, accordionist, and I’. Aceto ...... n o 101 117 335 LriH'kwood ...... 87 104 86 27« first place votes cost by sports ing tour of American and Nation­ star, while playing with the Cru­ KeRintration Dates Set was considerably splitting but vot­ for Republican John Booth. The Auxiliary Unit of the Green the first — and laat — word: "It's S tile! ...... 122 118 134 364 Clarke, Russ Potterton, Bill nant since 1927. hour of the two l, with Mrs. Robert Johns T o ta l! ...... ••512 577 613 1601 once-beaten Ohio State, whlcb was s flop. The schedule was cut years ago to Cahill's home when indicaUon of straight balloting. precision skating lino in Ice light showers early In the day sons to help make this Christmas crimes and released under bond One-Minute Sports Page Total! ...... 616 BS6 549^601 ney Wichman, Rev. Feed Edgar, didn't bat an eye yesterday, when Registration for all boys in and Mrs. EMward Dzladus, lead­ •— V* on rf)ll off. moved up from fourth to second. short with the promoters I84.00A the Crusader oc* was making the Chief Moderator today la Attor- Vogues of 1951, whlrh will play a from eastern Colorado to Iowa. a happy on* for the veteran* who pending psychiatric examination Big Ten basketball schedules this Aldo Pagoni, Fred Werner, Charlie Pirate President John Ualbreath MsnrhMter who wish to par­ ers, in charge, and Mrs. Charles This Wednesday, November 8, Avtoiantle Leagae ••— Won roll off. Nine of the ten top teams—all in the red . . The New York headlines and kept a scrapbook on ticipate in toe Basketball Lit­ ny John G. Rottner with assist­ five day engagement at the Bush- Light snow, mixed with raih, fell will spend the holiday* In the vet­ and treatment. Clarke and Mrs. Arthur Forde of season show 20 Intersectional but' tenth-ranked Illinois— were Hurlburl, Dr. Gene Davis, Harold told a news conference th* rumors the Intermediate Girl Scout lead­ B«Ua4 Metara Yankees have Informed big Johnny th* Holy Cross stars' accnmpilsh- about Rickey coming to th* Bucs tle Ix>*g\ie will take place this ants consisting of Attorney in the Lake Superior region. eran's hospital*. The Auxiliary The first of.the two fire* at the the troop committee present: games for the ten teams . . . In 92 301 riaallaU <•> rated first by from two to 94 vot­ Garrity and Ruas Paul. Davis and nell Memorial beginning Nov. l!i. ers have invited the Brownie and lUtfeM ...... ns M Mize that he fits Into the plans of ments . . Among the candidates week St toe following build­ Charles Crockett in District 1, A t­ Sec 42 Million Votes maintains a Christmas Gift Shop university here was discovered late Jeannette Caaelll, Jean Chbroskl, 1940, when Buzzie Bavasi, New I>Uke ...... U1 9f) 34r> Porterfield ...... 94 95 ers. Three in the lot\’er brackets Pa:.l were the only Dartmouth were true. Ice Vogue.s recently returned from Senior leaders to a potiuck supper the Bombers for the 1951 season. working out for positions with the ings. torney John O'Connor in Distinct where the Veterans are asked to yesterday afternoon, the second Charlene Clark, Gay Cole, Mar­ Dodger veep, was business man­ t .anv.art ...... 102 130 99 ;«i Scr^ton received top menUon. rooters In the group. A little later, when congralulx- an eight numth.s tour of Kurope Predictions from national and at Camp Merri-Wood at 6:30. Each Llthwln . Mise's big bat won many gams* Hartford Hurricanes this season ThuraUay and Friday night, 2 Attorney David Keith in . Dis- pick out their Christmas gifts for one shortly after 10 p. m. The Uni­ lene Forde, Frances Guay, Ro­ ager at Americus, Ga., he had to O. JkrvJi ...... 9 \ hfi 99 276 Here's college football’s new tocy remarks were being pssw'd i state election ofriclals pointed to a one attending Is requested to bring 93 106 290 Ourkland for the Yankees last season and ore Paul KIspprodt. Bob Hubbard, 8 p m (o 8 p. m — West Side trtet 3 and Attorney Herman where it added .several Kuropean their families. There is no charge versity's Security police immedi­ berta Johns, Judy Larsen, Diane play second base for four games - B row n ...... 91 first ten: around, Rickey beamed as only novelty acts to its star studded total vote of around 42,000,000. either a hot dish, salad or dessert, 8t. John Local fighters didn't fare too he's tops as a pinch hitter . . Man- Eddie Roamsrin, Bill Dielrirk, Ken Rec. Yules in District 4. for these glfU and all work is done ately began an investigation and Leslczka, Elizabeth MeVey, Ca­ because of player shortages. He M cKee . Army, Ohio State. Oklahoma. well on the recent flsltc card at Rickey can. . Reports from all surrounding By comparl.son, the largest vote and her own cup. plate and silver­ T o ta l! ...... 508 544 491 1543 sger Bticky Harris of the Washing­ Walters, Wee Dinnir, I.,ou Dead Frldsy night, 6 p m. to 8 p. ca.st. by volunteer help from the various alao called In state police. role Moses. Linda Relchenbach, hit .333...... Bernie Bernstein, Maaeheater Aato Parte (•) Kentucky, Texas, California. Willlmantic. Kul Chick fought a Some of the details tillered out. towns told of heavy voting. In The stage of the Bushnell will ever cast before in a non-preslden- ware. Following the supper. Miss ton Senators says third sseker and Arnold Jones . . The Ire Fol- m East Side Rec. auxllariea. All gifts must be at the DeMeuay was arrested this Carol Slbrlnsz and PriscUla Stev­ New York boxing manager, hands V. Df^lla F>ra ...... 86 T o ta l! . . .621 507 1510 Southern Methodist. Princeton, three round draw with Jimmy Reed Rickey lies * five-year contract at Bolton, Coventry, Rockville ami be built out over the orchestra pit tial year waa 37,304,380 in 1938. Jessie Hewitt of the training com­ Edtlir Yost and first baseman Ite* of 1991 will open at tlie New Hatuidsy, 3 p. m. to 8 p. m. One state was not voting today Newington hospital and the Rocky morning by Officer* Lawrence ens. out cards that show he sell* cus­ H. Della Fera ...... 99 84 Miami (Fla.), Illinois. of Thompsonville. Dick Plllard waa an iinaannunccd salary. I'hcrc:* a East Hartford the turnout was and five rows of seats to aceoni- mittee will review various Girl Isovell ...... 99 92 Karpuaka . . . Mickey Vernon will not be traded Haven Arens on Saturday, Nov, Y.MU.A. in the congressional elections. Hill hospital by December 1; and Goodale and Arthur Whitmarsh of ______» tom clothing on the side .... Or ' Oklahoma, which has a modern decision^ by Al Maglaire of Hart­ clause permitting him to extend large throughout the day. modate the large ice surface on Scout ceremonies with the group, \ V f!n ekl!k l ...... 88 104 P. Ballaleper to the Yankees as reported In 25 and will remain in the Elm City Players eligible to partici­ are to cost not lea* than $1 and not of the Security police and Police­ Monday, Troop 4, Intermediate is it vice versa? .... El Mono, B rlitol ...... record 27-game winning streak ford. toe contract another five years. | Both parties are offering trans­ whlrh Ire Vogues will he pre­ Maine elected a Republican gover and there will also be an opportu­ Banning ...... 101 113 some, circles. Harris calls his In­ until Dec, 3 with performances each pate must not have reached nor and three House members in more than 83. Any person who man John Scribner and William Scouts, meeting at the Emanuel winner of the McLennan and Caprilnzzl ...... — 81 Tllln skl ...... going, received 48 first place votes What will happen to the club’s portation to the polls. Republican sented. nity for questions. field of Vernon. Casa Michaels, evening at 8 o'clock and inaKnees their 14th birthday by March September^ wishes to donate a gift to the boys Stephenson of Stafford Springs Lutheran church, held a Hallo­ Wldener Handicaps two years agp, Low Man ... while unbeaten Kentucky got 39. on Nov. 26, 38 and Dec, 2. 3 at present manager, portly Roy Mam- . telephone numbers are 2-3336 and A performance will be giv'en 472 474 439 136; Cresent DiCiantis, labeled the Sam Dente and Yost t)te best de­ 1, 1951. Registration cords In many states, the contests who gave so much can leave it at barracks. we'en costume party. Dennlse Is slated for a comeback in Florida T o ta l! CaHfornla was given 14. Texas 11, 2:80. This la the fifteenth season ey? 2-3101 in the firat district; 2-2960 each night at 8:30 anil matinees Intermediate and Senior Girl T«»tal! 528 6.37 526 1591 Miami 8, Princeton 4 and SMU 2. No. 1 football selector in Manches­ fensive Infield a Washington team must be signed by all boys were apparently so close that the Wellwoods Grocery store on Main Johnson, prettiest with an old- this winter. . . . Indiana footballers for the ice extravaganza which la Well. Rickey isn't prepared to . and 2-2701 in the second district; on Saturday and Sunday. Scouts have been invited tp parti­ Broad Street Motora (1> CHemaon. the 13th ranking ter, scored ten correct guesses in haa boasted'in ten years . . Latest who wish to play. crop of election forccasta was street or csll Mrs. Georg* Nelson DeMeuay was arrested here In fashioned co^ptume, and Barbara think alumnus Hoagy Carmichael produced by Shlpstad and Johnson say at the moment, but he smiled 2-1153 and 2-1103 in the third dis­ cipate in the Armistice Day exer­ ZoUeL ...... 107 107 -- 214 Kra-Flitea eleven, polled seven No. 1 votes, sixteen games last Saturday with report from Boston Indicates that First session for th* Little smaller than Usual though Repub­ St Coventry 7-6763. August in connection with a fire McGann, funniest as a bum, won came up with one of his sweetest Ball!l**per . . 104 117 and added: trict and 6321 and 5792 in the cises to be held Saturday at the Streeter .. 106 92 131 328 unbeaten Wyoming, two and one game ending in a tie. Decl's the Red Sox have placed Vern . . . Th* world's greatest tennis League will be held on Satur­ licans talk(;d hopefully of captur­ The eleventh annual Convoca­ on Hartford road. His case was the prize* compositions after the Notre Dame 101 69 98 288 Hand proa, Jack Kramer and Pancho "I'm not famtllar with the titles fourth district. rial hospllnl. named three stores Manchester Memorial hospital at R, Jarvis . South Carolina one. predictions were carried In Th* Stephens, Johnny Peaky, Birdie day morning, Novembtr .’ ll. where donnllons mny be placed ing both the House and Senate tion of the Stat«! Board of Educa­ continued on a day-to-day basis The previous day Judy Ander­ game when he wired them: "Just Cunllffe 97 — 86 183 L. Carlson Segura, and Ouasi* Moran and in the club's corporate structure. UlossM In fundomentaJa ' will The Democratic telephone num­ eleven o'clock ? All Scouts desiring Alct'nnn .. . The standings are figures on Herald Angle last Frldsy. Tebbetts, Buddy Rosar, Joe Dob- while the Democrats acoffed at tion will be held at Bushnell Me­ pending a psychiatric examination. son. Peggy Gustafson. CJarolyn great. Loves ya all.” No telegrams Tltor ...... 117 114 92 .323 Pauline Bets Addle, will display But I sc* nothing wrong with hav­ be held ’ at to* Eoaf Side -ftac, bers are 2-3389 and 2-4217 in the Porter's in Hebron, Kogil's. Gilead, to attend should wear their uni­ 118 212 RiM'kwell the basis of ten points for first, I son and Walt Maaterson on the that. morial on Thursday. November 9, Prosecutor Philip Bayer said this Johnson, Dennlse Johnson, Nancy after Illinois and Michigan State. PagLnl ... — 94 ing two nr three general manag­ first district: 7366 in the second and the General store. Amston. forms and meet at the American Tarri...... nine for second, etc'. The Laurels will scrimmage trading block . . Outfielder Dick their talenU at the New Haven West Sid* Rec, Bowers school P Count on War at 10 o'clock. afternoon that DeMeusy has been Scott, Joan Swanson and June Expert Coaching er*. district; 2-3202 and 766,’i in the Such things as root crops, vege Legion Home at 10:30 to march T o ta l! ---- ...... 627 496 526 1.648 The surge of Ohio State featur­ against the North Ends Wednesday Kokoa of the Browns was married Arena on Monday night Nov. 20. and Verplanck school. A dinner meeting will be held at under psychiatric treatment. Werdelln, assisted by Lynn Sund- A t the Hall-of-Fame football Totals ...... 518 520 567 1595 Freddy Lewis, (oriiier Long Is­ Young Rickey Hired third district and 2-0628 and 2-0384 tnbli's. canned goods, fruits, jire Republicans counted on last- from there to the hospital with the DeCermler ed the latest balloting. The Buck­ night from 7 to 8 at the East Side recently In St. Louis . . Chico Car- the Wllllmantlc State Teacher’s He added that after the court quist of Troop 5. ushered at Girl game Saturday. Ken Strong gave a ...... 126 102 111 339 Top-Flltea <3 "Roy will continue to do much ' in the fourth district. serves. Jellies, old linen, etc., were hour voter reaction to the oon- other participating units. Maioroa .. eyes, who have bounded back Rec. Originally the practice was rsaquel, brilliant rookie shortstop land University and Philadelphia College on Monday, November 13. received the phychlatrlc'a report, Scout Sunday service*. place-kicking exhibition during the W eller . . . 104 89 n o 303 Hackney ...... 103 Warriors star, was among the the same Job as ha haa In the past, lice and Fireman advisoro commit­ Returns A fter 8 O’clock a.sked for. Home canned goods fused Korean war situation to P. Csrlson from an opening loss to SMU to with the White Sox last acaaon, Representatives from the Wind­ the case was scheduded for review This troop has elected the fol­ intermission. . . He was a bit riist'y Whitp ___ 99 113 310 slated for Thursday night. name playeia who took part In the concentrating on players. My son tee, North End Fire Chief John Tilt Herald will give election are not asked for this year an con­ help provide the impetus for the 9.6 193 Olson . . . smother five foes, liarely were Is recovering from s knee cartilage ham, Tolland and moat of New by the local court after three lowing patrols: Handy Dandy. On Saturday, November 18, the and his first couple, tried from the Archie .... 100 first drill of (he Meriden Proa last (Branch Rickey, Jr.,i will have a Mere Is treasurer and South End returns in answer to telephone struction work near the hospital ballot surge they seemed to need DeCormler 108 n o 113 331 DeMartln beaten out of first place. operation at his'home in Caracas, Lxmdon county will be repreaented. months of treatment of the • 1 Karen Hinderer and Rita Hutson: three Senior Girl Scout troops are ten yard line, were wide . . . Then Three morr teams are still need­ Sunday. Player-Ctoach Erhl* similar responsibility." Fire Chief James Sehsub sec­ calls after 8 p.m. The telephone alTects the seals and i.s liable to to gain a net of seven seats in the Lynch .. . . , — 78 — 78 Della Fera They received 2.402 points com­ ed for the Rec Senior Basketball Venezuela . . Bob Kennedy, Clevc' I A conference on the planning of cuaed. Busy Butterflies, Joan Swanson sponsoring an informal dsuice to he found the old groove and Sent .McBride . Calverley sent a large squad Young Rickey -has been seao- retary, Action at a recent meet­ number la 5121. spoil the fruit. Senate and 49 in the House for pared with 2,451 for Army, Five League. Any team wishing to land outfielder. Is a beer salesman school building will be held ^ the and Patty Leduc; and Sneezers, be held at the high school hall one squarely between the up­ T o ta l! ...... 537 477 642 1.656 tliniiigh a workout In preparation elated with his father isveral ing resulted In all funds from th* The local candidates in the elec­ A well child clinic for pre-school control of Congress. more No. 1 vote* would have put in the off-season. new Lloyd Bugbee school in West Nancy Scott and Beatrice Walk­ from 7:30 to 11. 'Hic dance will be rights .... Ken, Jr., who was Sallmeae A Flagg (2) Totals .... 547 521 540 1606 ei..cr la asked to have a rtpresen- fur the coming Eastern League years and was expseted to go Junior Athletic Fund bring turned tion today consist of Republican* children will be held Monday. No­ Senator Knowland (R., Calif. 1, them on top. Shota Here and There Hartford on Saturday, November er. Joan Swanson, chairman. Nan­ open to any young people of high holding the ball for him, looked up Roaaetto ...... 107 1 29 117 .353 tatlve contact Mike Saverick at season. Other candidates were along after the "Mahatma” re­ over to a new Pi^ca and Fire­ flherwood Q. Bowers and Ray S. vember 13, at the Hebron elemen­ voiced one GOP viewpoint with a Plrk ey ...... 131 9.6 107 333 The Buckeye*, who walloped Average nightly attendance at 18. In conjunction with the State cy Scott, secretary, and Beatrice school age. Admission will consist and grinned: "O. K. Dad, let's move Bedforda the East Side Re<^. Lenny Doctor, Ed Schwarts and signed last week as president and men's Fund. This money waa W arfen for representatives, and tary sehool, for the area including demand on Secretary of State Wapping Stavnltaky ...... 97 82 77 256 Northwestern Saturday. 32-0, will Y’onkere Raceway for the fall sea­ Board of Education, a conducted Walker, treasurer, are troop offi­ back." Purdln Earl Shannon from lost year's general manager of the Brooklyn raised at stMetlc conteaU' during Hobron. Gilead and Amston. Par­ A cheson yesterday for acceptance of a small fee plus an old sheet or Babcock ...... 86 109 96 291 Brookea meet Wisconsin next. Democrats John D, LaBelle and £. Dot* All, Brothers Post card arrived in the mailbag son has been 15,089 . j team and Dick Hole of Rhode Is­ th* past three year* between th* ents planning to bring children to of a Chinese Nationalist offer— tour of visitation win be held on cers. pillow case, the latter of which V ltln er ...... H i 106 117 337 Johnaou . Army, 28-13 conqueror of Penn, Dodgers. Mae Holden for the same offices, The local. committee of the this morning from Alan Cole, Bob Raceway, New York's other har­ land Slata fams...Don Pondera, police and fir* departmenU. the clinic are asked to call the made in July—of 33,000 ground November 21 to examine new con Six members of this troop, with will be contributed to the edneer The Virginia Military Institute Hayden has a breather this week in New Hickey's coming to Pittsburgh and John J. Wallett, RepubHcan Products and Marketing Adminis T o ta l! ...... 535 521 514 1570 Sweet and Mark Solomon which ness plant, averaged 14,751 for 108 former New York Yankee quar­ Supervlaors of tha BaskatboU chaiVman, Mrs. Brailley Batson troops to' light the Communlsta in structlon and remodeling and new two leaders, spent Saturday night group for use in making dressings football mascot is a small kanga­ Sloane . . , Mexico while the othet ranking boa been in the rumor stage tor and Wesley C. Gryk, Democrat con­ tration have elected Thomas Bur­ Maaehe!ter BadUter (1) Smith .,. 115 94. : was sent from basebaH’s Hall of nights of racing . . Lord Lctll* terback, haa been signed by the Little League hav* bean appolntad telephone 3-3572, .or Mrs. George Korea. additions. at Camp Merri-Wood. Leaving for cancer patients. roo. But so far he hasn’t shown elevens have It fairly rugged. months. The rumors got hotter af­ testing for Judge of probate. gess, Jr., chairman. Others elect­ au ...... H‘5 104 86 29.6 Fame at Cooperatown, N. Y. Carlton and Rebel Bob Ruasell hold Detroit Lions. Don has been help­ St th* four playing rite*. DonoU Mrs. Gladys Blssell, chairman Saturday afternoon in all the rain them how to get the Jump on th* fcn ...... 107 109 109 325 Th* voting, witti first place ter Rickey sold his Dodger stock Warning has been issued in an­ Alden of Amston I.,ake. There will Asserting that Chinese Com-, ed are William Andnilot, vice T oIa Is ... 501 608 1509 the spotlight on Manny Lelbert's Daigle will be at th* Boot Sido, of the Coventry Board of Educa- the girls spent most of the time opposition . . , The New York ..chardaon ...... 102 120 116 338 votes in parentheses (points on Written on the card wo* the fol­ ing roach U>* freshmen griddera )>rcause Ualbreath helped engineer ticipation of a heavy evening vote, be no separate clinic for Gilead this muntsts bad invaded Korea to bat­ chairman: Ellsworth Newberry, This week-end the outdoor train­ JUyala pro wreatling card Wednesday at the trplversity of Elnf Solmonaon at th* West tion, has been delegated to repre. Inside playing games, singing and hockey rovers have come up with Peterson ...... 113 127 92 3.32 116 10-0-8-7-8-5-4-3-2-1 basis) lowing. "Haro nominated you for (.'onnectldut the deal. that no one may vote after 7 p.m. year. tle United Nations forces. Know- regu'.ar member; Nelson Johnson, ing course will do some overnight Plpera ... night at the Hartford Auditorium.. this season. Side, Thomas Cbnron at th* Bow­ sent the Coventry Board of Edu- talking about camp techniques. a rear guard composed of goalie W ilhelm ...... 84 106 95 275 Bkrr^lt ., Top Ten a niche here." Thank* fellows. who has not, by that hour been Lynne Spencer, 4, daughter of land said there no longer was any first alternate; and Tracy Hart­ camping at C^mp Merri-Wood. All Point* Galbreath dsclsred: ers school and Donald Worron at cation ^at the conferences of They returned to town in time for Julli.3 (Boomer! Rodzlnysk, Steve Havey . .. 1. Armv (88) 2,491 checked into the voting machine Mr. and Mrs, Kdward J. Spencer reason to bar the Nationalists on nett, second alternate. A t their leaders. Brownie, Intermediate and Totals 4U 566 496 1565 "I told Branch that when his the Verplanck school. Boards of Education to be held at Sunday school. Brklaclch and Ray Oleksuik .... Handley 2. Ohio State (94) 2,402 Hal Turkington received a card nual fall Barber Hill Gun CHub’e first since Greenberg's return from area ^ast the checklist table*. of Ameton. suffered a broken leg grounds that their entry into the meeting Albert Sweeten, secre Senior, are invited, and if planning Strausrh . contract expired I would like him Windham High school for sending Mrs. Herman Petersen and Mrs. It's an impenetrable as well as un­ 3. Oklalioma (48 2.389 sent last Saturday from Tom field trials. Florence Harwsrtta Tea Boy* to s lh a n i when she was struck by a car war would provoke retaliation by to come should contact Emily Schubert 98 97 108 303 a two-week vacation. After it, to talk to me about a new Job be­ pupils to Windham High. .tary of Hartford County P. and Arrigo Almetti are leaders of this pronounceable diefense. 4. Kentucky (35) 1.920 Kelley in Miami, Fla. Tom refer­ lilindled her setter, "Chief Donna Ryan said: Each league ahall constat of at driven by Walfred Lagerstrom of the Chinese Reted a project of the senior 4-H church last week. Mrs. John TU k ...... 106 !>. Miami (8l 802 I have never seen such a between ter, decisloned Al McL^llan, 135, Ryan and Greenberg said they the path of the car. having Just Communists, President Truman Washington, D. C., where he rep­ Warranter Deeds St. Louis cardinal farm eyatem, Of. tary sphool had s wonderful time Club. Knudson, leader, assisted by Mrs, Saverick ...... 133 10. Illinois 570 halves exhibition. . 47,000 here to of Hartford in s six round pro box­ had not yet covered all toe angles alighted from another ear to cross said in a speech in Independence, Green Manor Estates, separate D eCianti! ...... 107 and who brought pennant winners Boys eligible to oompeta In tha at the Hallowe'en party given Coventry schools will not be in resented the tobacco growers’ in­ Jackets the game. This would be a nice ing bout last night at the Valley the road. She was taken to the Mo., that, "the common victory Ralph Greene, held traditional properties to Clark E. W*>cidward Georgetti ...... 8e on Uie managerial selection and so to both the Cards and. Dodgers, league must hav* not rooched them Monday evening at the session on Wednesday afternoon, terests. ceremonies for the occasion. Judy place to work every Saturday." Arens in Holyoke. Doc Bloncliaru, were delaying any announcement. Middlesex hospital, and at last re­ against aggression in Korea ia evi­ The rain of Saturday was very Obituary Jr., on Crosby road; to Harry E. W llk le ...... 103 waa his old cagey self when h f^ot their fourteenth birthday by March school auditorium, sponsored by November 8; so that the teachers Barnard, Stephanie Cannon, Me­ By Shirtcraft 129, Boston, u-on a close decision But witen oaked about the base­ port was doing well. dence tliat the free nations will not beneficial to the tobacco farmers Clare et al on Green Manor road Dick Howes 2iul down to discussing th* ImmedTste 1 1991..,, A t no tim* shall a team the PTA. Nearly 200 children will have an opportunity to meet linda Chister, Valerie Ford, T o ta l! ...... 537 669 667 1763 Tom Kelley flew back from over Manchester's Dancing Danny ball club’s plans for tlie Nov. 16 Reuben Boeley of the Hebron let Communism swallow up free It dampened the tobacco in the and to Seymour Beliak et al on future. have more than thraa plsyacs, age - were present and Joined in the and liaten to Dr. Elsa Snyder, who Carol Harvey, Linda Holman, New Brltala ( Miami and arrived in time Sunday Falcone, 125, in another six round­ major league draft meeting in Cin­ Amston rosd, was taken with peoples one by one.” sheds and many raisers took down Green Manor road...... 124 "WUI Bill Meyer be back to fin­ IS, and not more than three play­ fun. They came in all kinds of ia associated with the United Diane Kirpuska, Patricia Macri Usiistd McEnroe In State Meet afternoon to referee the Silk Clty- er. cinnati, Ryan said: severe attack of pneumonia earicr Earlier in a luncheon talk, the Bond for Deed O 'R lelly ...... §9 ish the last year of his contract oa ers, age 13. Ago attained by play­ pretty, funny and original cos States” Department of Education large part of their crop. They M arll}^ and Phyllis McCartan Thompsonvtlle gam* at Mt. Nebo. "Naturally, we'll talk to Lou in the week. He rallied, however president promised that the Unit­ like to get the tobacco down Deaths Robert S. and Marjorie Campbell lapmlrf •...... 81 manager?" he was asked. er prior to March 1 ahall Mter- tumes, worn with muks. Prizes for health and physical education. C?arole Nolan. Lynn Richmond, Captain Dick Howes placed sec­ As usual, when Tom works, the Garden Grove basketball team before we go into the draft, he's and at last report was considered ed States "never again will -run e'krly as possible as it is much to William and Alice DeWalt, $6JS asd 89JIS Kom*alc> I ...... 101 "I've given that a thought toe mine his "Uogu* ag*.” taken in the kindergarten and Beet methods for health, play­ Betty Ann Robb, Roberta Shank ElKson 133 111 i n 360 ond In the 19th annual CIAC state game was completely under con­ will practice tonight from 8 to 9 our manager." improved. He is being careil for at nut on its responsibility for preser­ more comfortable working in the WlUlam F. O’ConneU I property on Columbus street. last few days but 1 haven't mode Player* cannot be traded or re­ first grade went to Donna Bro- ground, etc., will be discussed. The man .and Gail Zitkovitch are the cross country meet over the 2.7 trol at all times and football fans at th* East Side Rec. Boudreau was signed as a play­ his home. vation of world peace." she^ than when it get* colder. William Francis O'Connell, son Totals 626 619 6SS 1680 saw a fine, hard fought and clean up my mind yet. I'll be able to an­ placed without th* approval o f the deur, prettiest costume; Mary The Hebron Volunteer Fire de­ first bus will leaVe Robertson new girls. Used $12.95 mile freshman course at Wesleyan er-manager for last season at a The President, after voting in school at 12:45 p.m. The seventh and eighth grades of the 1st* William F. and Ann Antoist Critically Injured football game. Tom, incidentally, swer that In a month." League Supervisor and the manag­ Hall, the funniest, Stephen Ledcr- partment is sponsoring a special University. Hartford High won There was an unusual and Inter­ aalary believed to be about 889,0(X). Rickey added quickly that he er,;most original; 2nd and 3rd his home precinct in Independence, of Union grammar school spent (Cahill) O'Crnnell, of 437 Birch Seymour. Nov. 7—(6 5 — Samuel Shop Now For Christinas aseigns all officials in Connecticut ing and coaching peraonnal o f th* feature, "Uncle F.zra's Hayloft Troop 23, Brownies, Mrs. Roger Bush, 53, of New Haven la In Grace the inect with 47 points, Stamford esting battle in a Country Club He finished the campaign manag­ hasn't mad* up his mind about grades: Judy Kalcti, prettiest, planned to return to Washington Friday in Hartford on an educa­ Mountain road, died yesterday at Last Night's Fights Football Conference League play. ing from the bench, and with Ray leagues Involved. A majority vets Jamboree," at the elementary Gardner leader, elected the fol Hospital in that city today with a was hext with 81 points and Man­ Bowling League match laat night possible player trades. Alice Ann Hammond, funniest, later in the day by plane. tional and sightseeing tour. They the Newington Veterans’ Home. Come To Boon# oa regular shortstop. shall decide. school auditorium, Monday and lowing officers recently: Presi fractured skull and broken neck chester cam* in third with 99 tel­ between the Tltlalsta and Sweat- "And where will th* Pirate* fin­ and Penny Shorey, most original In a speech accepting the gift Ellington visited the Supreme CMurt, the Rockville, the hard luck team in Lou probably will take a salary Birth Oeetlfieatea Needed Tuesday evenings. November 13 dent, Lorraine Cormier; secre- A veteran of W.orld War One, which police said he received when Miami, Fla.—Humberto Sierra, lies. Manchester High held the shots. Ute first game ended In a ish next year?” 4th and 5th grades; Helen Taylor, to Independence of a Liberty Bell State Library and Museum, the crown the past two years. the Connecticut Football Con­ cut If reUtned by the Tribe. Some , Date of birth of candidates ohoU and 14. Everybody, including chll Morgan Memorial and the Munici­ tary, Judith Larson, and treasur he leaves one sister, Mrs. Richard hi car was struck in the rear on 134, Havonna, Cuba, and Bernie deadlock, each team getting a to­ Rickey was solemn as he an­ prettiest, Douglas Stricklahd, fun from Annecy, France, Mr. Truman GENTQN Eighteen schools competed with ference, lost another 8 to 0 game boaeball observers here feel the be certified by birth or baptismal ilren of Hebron and surrounding Mrs. Victor DeCarli of Sadd'a er, Linda Pearl. These girls have McConville of Manchester; two Route 8 here by one operated by Dowd, 1 3 1 Livingston, N. J,, tal score o f 512. TIi* second game swered: nlest, and Maurice L,rderer, most praised what he said was ,the pal building where they practiced lost Sunday afternoon to the Indians owners would not have certlfleatea presanted to loogus of- area, is invited to come and enjoy Mills received word of the death enjoyed helping paint the barn brothers, Joseph O’Oonnell, also Gil'do Tastore. 56, of Shelton. Police 119 runners in action. Howes totsla were alao th* same, 577. "Your guesa Is oa good os mine. original; 6th, 7th and 8th grades: Democratic Administration's con­ voting procedures. There were Drew (10). was third last year. The second Stafford Olympics. The Olymplce flclola upon roquost. Refusal to the fun. Proceeds will go into the which will be used a* their meet of Manchester, and Charles O'Con­ said their Investigation into the Each team won on* roll-off and waited tote late to. announce it if With the war situation what it Is, Frances! Ann Pagach, prettiest, tribution to the American con­ of her brother Joseph Schuster In about 40 children. They were ac­ Wasldngton — Jimmy Cooper, invade Mt. N cte Sunday afternoon they Intended to let him go. present certificates upon request fire company's treasury. ing plac^ gave a play for Troop nell, of Niantic, and several nieces cause of the accident waa not CLOTHES Manchester runner to cross the the Titleists won th* thjrd gams. th* race would wind up In a real and' Petey Shorey. most original. cept of freedom. TacomSj Wasji., Friday night. He companied by„, the principal, Washington, outpointed Rudy Pas­ finish line was Milt Cole in 17th for a gome with the Silk Cities. will result in player or players be­ Janies Welch and Mrs. Ruth 39's InvestRure and took a trip and nephews. complete, but reported that 539 to 513, and also won th* total acrsmble, depending on what the The youngsters, in addition to the He said the Democrats (1) had suffered a stroke on Monday from Main at Pitkin St. co, New York (10). place. A year ago Cole was 21st. pinfsll point. ing ruled Inril^hl*. Flynn. to the post office, which was mneh Bush’s automobile was at a stand­ clubs lose to th* draft in perapn- above celebration, went about the "put agriculture on a stable basis,” enjoyed. The funeral will be held Thurs­ New York—Johnny Ksraber, 135, Summary: Coach Joe "Sugar” Hugret will League rules specify that play­ which he did not rally. Joseph The contract for the architec­ day morning at 8:30 at the T. P. still when hit. oend his Silk City gridder* through Alexander Buried nel.” Streeta in masked costumes, call­ (21 Had "brought a new element East Hartford Llvingeton, N. J„ outpointed Horry ' Team restUU: 1. Hartford High Rickey has been in baseball ers must play on th* laagu* oper­ About Town Schuster waa the son of the late tural work of the new grammar a light signal drill tonight at the ing at various houses and begging of Democracy Inte our industriiU Holloran Funeral Home,., 175 Cen­ DIduck. 129U, Brooklyn (8). 47; 2. Stamford 81; S. Manchester through both world wars. He ating noorest hli realdonce. Tliia favors in the way of cookies, can­ John , and Roaena Schuster ^ *nd school building, to J>e built gt the Wednesday waa Health and ter street, aiid at 9 a. m. at St. UConn Instructor a Dramatist Charter Oak Lots at 8:30. Boudreau Seen life through collective bargain^ wais bom in Hungary Octobelr 18, Safety Day on the national Girl 99; 4. Greenwich 178; 5. New Lon­ Near Birthplace joined the CaYdlnala in 1917 and ruling, however, may b* subject to dy, or any sweetmeat. It seemed The De Wolf Art Guild will meet corner o f Ayers and Never* road, James’s church. Burial will be in Hartford, Nov. 7 — —Mis* ing." (3) Had "established a basic 1886, coming to this country with Scout, calendar, so Mrs. Earle don Bulkeley 180; fi. Weaver 186; ■w _____ remained until 1943. By tost time Chong* by th* league oSlclola to too bad that after it was all over this evening at eight o'clock in the Wappi’ng, has been signed with Marion L. Starkie of the Univeraity Franny Brogan compiled a fine security against unemployment his parents when a child. Most Scott and Mrs. Charles CTase, lead St. James’* cemetery. . . 7. Hartford Bulkeley 201; 8. South­ In at Cleveland he had built the major's most far- equalise the various leoguoa. the little Civil War cannon on the chapel of the South Methodist Willard Wilkins of 945 Asylum of Connecticut extension faculty 392 triple in the West Side Rec St. Paul, Neb., Nov. 7—(>P)— The and old age" and (44 Had "pre­ Is life was spent in Ellington ers of Troop 30, planned, a meet Friends may call at . the funeral ington 211; 9. Bristol 238; 10. Mid­ flung farm system and bad been Playing time of *U gam*^ will Soldiers', park at Hebron center church. Mrs. Alfred Cavedon will avenue, Hartford. Mr. Wilkins is said yeeterday she has received * Bowling League lost night os a body of Grover Cleveland Alex­ served and developed our natural, until the last few year* when he ing on these subjects. The girls home today and tomorrow from 2 dletown 341; 11, Darien 349; 13. rewarded with several pennants. tonsliit of four six minute pelriods was discovered tipped over again greet the membcra,as they arrive, preparing preliminary sketches of contract for the dramatization and Danbury 318; IS. New Britain 891; member of the Walnut Street CUvalond,' Ndv. 8—(^ — Lou ander lay today in a quiet cemetery resources for the ^n eflt of ail." haa been In Tacoma. the building which wdU be shown wrote stories and illustrated them, to 5 and from 7 to 10 p. m. stage prtaentation of her booV In the hills not for away from this Rickey switched to toe Dodgers and leagues shall not play more and lying flat "Who dun it" this and each one is asked to bring to 14. Hlllshouse 873; 15. Fairfield Tavern. Brogan had single gome Boudreau’s retention os Cleveland In 1943. He built up another mam­ than one gam* a week. Boys who The Democrats could count, as He leave three sistera, Mrs. Eva to the School Building committee and even played a game that re­ "The Devil in Massachusetts,” a Indlims manager ie "believed cer­ central Nebraska town where he time nobody knows exactly, but the meeting articles they have 378; 16. Windham 401; 17. Bethel scores of 120,146,128.' moth farm oyttem and produced a take part in the Baokctball Little a starter, on a backlog of some Golub of Akron. Ohio, Mra. Elisa­ soon. Schools in Meriden, West lated to health. Anniversary Mas* story of witchcraft in old Salem. tain. ” the Cleveland News sold was born. the finger of suspicion point's to decorated during the summer. An 429; 18. Plainfield 453. club which won pennonte. He League will not be allowed, to play 100 House seats from the South. beth Hois-en of San Diego, Cal., Hartford and other buildings in An anniversary mass wiU be She said that although a produc­ , the celebrators. effort will be made to announce Individual results (first 29):, 1. "Gallant Action Bingo,’’ a setter today. Alexander, whose pitching wiz­ wrote another chapter in boaeball In any other organised leogua, ex­ These were seats for which the Re­ and Mrs. Victor DeCarU of Sadd'a Hartford have been designed by Troop 21, Hollister eehool said tomorrow morning at St, tion date haa not been set, the owned by <3eorge FloYell. won President Ellie Ryan and Gen­ A t JL Justice court held Tuesday election returns during thev meet­ Mills, Ellington, three brqthera, Wright (Stamford), time, 13:98.5; ardry s generation ago elevated history by hiring Jackie Robinson, cept with thrir school toams. Play­ evening before trial Judge Clifford publicans put up no candidate or Mr. Wilkin*. Peterson and Hoff Brownies, with Mrs. Robert COe James’* church at eight o’clock for dramatization will be presented by 2. Howes (Manchester): 8. Trem­ first place in tte Derby Stoke at eral Manager Hank Greenberg him to booebaU’s Hall of Fom*. ing. Harry 6f Windsor Locks and John and Mra. Nils Sbenning leaders. th* first Negro to play In th* ma­ ers violating thu ruts wIS ha a u » R. Wright and prosecutor William could offer no real opposition In man of Hartford are surveying the repose of the soul of Lucy Stage Associates, a young New blay (Hartford H igh); 4 -.Selleck lost woek and* running of the an­ held a long conference today—th* wax buried yeaterdsy with mlli- and Fred Schuster of Tacoms, the site and preparing a topo- Invested 16 girls on Tuesday. They Farr. York theater group. jors. .pondad. W. H^mond, John A. Halisey of Miss Marian Janes and Miss „the light balloting o f the Southern Wash. Funeral aervicea will be ! (Stamford); 8. Bilodeau (Bristol); tKTjr (M ndc«r eonduoted bjr ■ the ■■■"”’"”'" "IOri>wrFlr«eTi Neefik''''"' H a^'ard Lake waa found guilty of Gertrude Wilson will be in charge electiohs. graphicad map of the necessary were: Unda Bycholskl, Jane r «.- 0'Oofinor "f Hartford-Hlglr):"Y; held Monday In Tacoma, Waah., porUon,o f ,the„land.. .Teste are EicholtSer,_ Linda Frankenberger. Amariesn Legion. He had servtd ' During his years with the Dodg­ reckless driving, the charge against of the midweek prayer meeting . Zboray (Stamford): 8. Boirington in th* A E F in th* first World War. A ^ t check... by , A w offlAUd wi4K! burial. «ls«» * in--Taoomav—" Injg made at 1^^^ by j'MaiTr Anii ’In,'Nancy Holling, er* Rickey got to know th* Pirate "-'■him" having been — ■ ch a n ged from ‘ fam-aftMW''‘ di?'enf!fg'’ H 7:30' a n n » ’ I (HartfordHigh); 9. Coroll (Green­ front office well. He sold them DeMarco Leading Press bureaus and newspapers Mra. Hasel. Hein, chairman of the Board of Health and Joan * Carole ■ Havens, B*tb Harri­ Nassiffa to Distribute Earlier service* In town w tn drunken driving. October church of the Nazarene. presented this general picture of the committee for the church auc­ wich); 10. Psjkey (Bristol): 11. conducted by a retired mlnlater, ■overol playeri with the deals Uon. son. Patricia Hubbard, CSroIe Life Insnraiice Company, speclaUslng In .business aad es-. Tomaalswlca (Plainfield); 13. Di- 19, at about 1;30 a.m., he plunged the'voting here .and there: tion that wlU be held in the church th* Rev. Jolm Roe. Some SCio probably costing the Buca well Hockey Player up a four foot enbankment front­ Women's Home League mem­ An overnight hike to Camp Pio­ Johnson, Janet Nutter, Katherine tote analysis, desires to ad^' to Ha sales staff a'^maa 28 Domenlce (Hartford High); 18. New Jersey—early voting un­ social rooms on Friday, November Olsavcr, Diane Souther, Pamela friends and tana attended. over 8800,000. ing the soldiers' part at the green, bers will meet tomorrow afternoon neer at W'eat Hill lake is being to 45 years' of age capable o f dealing with tanportaat Beckman (W eaver): 14. Beider- Fine Programa at Games usually heavy. Both sides claimed 10, is ai^sted by the following Smith, Roberta Vendrillo, Sharon Th* St. Louis Cardinals, for The Buc front office has boon and ran into the wooden World at -two o'clock in the Salvation planned by Boy Scout Troop 62 mon (W eaver); 18. Boomaaian New York. Nov. 7—UP)—A b J ^ it as a sign In their favor. committee: Mr. and M rs." Ffed Vibbets, and Sally Winters. A clients; t ^ man will be employed on an adeqnate salary whom "Old Pete” had one* played, trying deaparstsly to glva Pitts­ War II honor roll on which the Army hall'. The hostesses will be for Saturday, November 18. They (Hartford BulkriWy); 18. FelUc- Marco, veteran cantor of th# Buf­ Illinois—More than one fourth Hemmeler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. will reutrn Sunday. AcUvlUes will Hallowe'en party waa held with and tralaed ia an advanced analysis technlqne; th* aver­ Finest souvenir basketball pro- ..turea/of Coach Johiuiy Fsikowakl, paid to r the funeral. burgh a winning team. 105 names of Hebron men appear, Mrs. Major B. C. Jones and Mrs. riem (Stamford); 119 CJola (Mon- In 1946, a syndteste htsdod by falo Bloono, today topped th* of Chicago's registered voters cast Abom, Mr. and Mrs. Lee R ^ e r, be under the direction 'o f Scout­ games and refreshments of punch age earalage of the eetablisbed man fai oar ergaalaatioa grama ever printed for use by a i Pongrst* and TYwkington. Alexander died her* Saturday including those of Judge Wright Myrtle Glamann. Mr. and Mra.,yLeIand Sloan. Mr. **He asked me to do it. See he bought a car ehootor); 18. aark (Hartford Frank. McKinney of IndionapoUa American Hockey League scoring ballots in the first three hour* aft­ master Uojrd Grant and aaalstant. and cookies. High.); 18. Richards (N ew London Monchoater basketball team ore Plcturoa of Jackie Allan, Joe of a heart ailment. and prosecutor Hammond, knock- and Mrs. Horace 8. McKnight, are la exeeee o f 816,666: prevlons experieace act deslied. Berner, Ernie Johnson, Al Suro- brought th* Pirate* from the Bar­ parade In oU offensive deportments. , Ing it completely askew. He was er the polls opened. Democratic acoutmaaters. Merit badge work without checking McClure** deal ]Hr»tI** Bulkeley); 30. Ollahan (New off the Jlresa and ready for dis- One of those who cam* here for The Mothers Club of Center Mias Christine Bergh, Mrs. Ethel bat mnst ba6e depeadeat* saeeeeefni backgroand, aad be wiec, Leon Golembiewokl and Earl ney brtyfus* family. It hod bkri- DeMarco leads tha flsld In poinU treated with some leniency, plead­ Senator Scott Luoaa, seeking will be performed. Brownie Troop 29, Verplanck London Bulkeley): 31. Brb* (Da­ trlbutlon to the public at oil home Ui* aervlcet was Alexander's for­ church will arrange for a aeries df Berr, Mias Ida Bancroft and AlMn of poteatial management Umber; aatomobUe reqnhed. Yost appear on th* Inaide pages. rsU of motley and a five-year plan with 38. ia first In goota with U ing that he had fallen asleep when motion picture programs for the election, counted on great strength The Ladle*' Aid are eponsoring school, under Mrs. Stanley Bald­ rien); 33. Eckler (Manchester); gwnee of the Nosalff Arms' entry mer wife. Aim**. She said that Peterson. Any saleable artlctea in th* Eastern Profeeelonel Bosi- Post parfurmoncoa of th* Individ­ to produce a pennant wlnnor. and'in osolats with 18. the tecfdent happened. The night next three Saturday fnominge'ln in Chicago. Voting waa heavy also a supper Wednesday, November 8, win’s and Mra. Raymond Funk’s Write gl4'tng details In M I to Box T, ejo The Herald. SPECIALS! 3S McDermott (Greenwich): 34. 1100 a month Which Alox had col> TroUing DoMorco In tha point srill be greatly appreciated and for ketboll League this aeoaon.' uals ore noted under the pictures. In 1M8, the Bucs, with Mayor at was alao very foggy. He waa fined Woodruff hall. They will be shown in downatste areas where GOP •t the Wapping Community leadership, held Investiture cere­ Smith (Darien); 38. Schmldheu- loeted after hla playing days end­ the helm, finiohed fourth. Attend­ derby or* Jackie (Jordont CJncln- pick ub eervicc kindly call Rock­ Bouse for the wapping Fair com­ monies on Monday, thirteen girls oe A FEW CARS IN RUNNING Hal Turkington, director of Three members of the team ed came from Sam Breadon, let* 889, with no court costa. In addition from 10 to 11:30 ahd consist of Candidate Everett DIrksen waa ville 1884-J2. I ser (Manchester). ance loomed and svaryon* wo* naU, 33; Georg* BuUlvan. Heraey, mittee, and an tho(te who worked Joining the Brownie family. This # SHAPE AT THIS PRICE. public relsUona for the local team, now in service, Warrant Offlcor prooident of th* Cords She said to the fine he haa agreed to re- cartoons and subjects suitable for conceded to have strong support. A number of people who won 30, and Grant Warwick aad Paul at the booths. meeting combined the ceremony 464 ...... DRIVE »EM AW AYl edited the twelve-page program OeOrge Mitchell, Lieutenant Ken the money wo* paid through Na­ happy. p ^ the honor roll and replace- i t boys and girls up to their teensi. Massachusetts— A heavy early premiume at th* Union Agricultur­ In 1948 the Buca finished sixth. Meger, DeMarco’s Unomatos, at A total of 2,107 registered voters and a Hallowe'en party to which which la on eye-catcher and a Goodwin and Corporal Bob Tod- tional Laagu* headquarters and Ih e incident made a great deal of They will be open to children out vote and good weather which both al Fair held at Thompaonvill* this Sports Mirror They cracked compictsly lost tea- 1' points osch. in town show 900 Republicans, the mothers were invited. Games AMPLE ^ELECTION OF CLEAN *39-’42 must for every dyed-ln-the-wool ford, appear on the iiisld* back Alox slw iye thought It was a pen- fun through the nation in ite news- side of the church, and adults may aides Interpreted as helpful to year to date have failed to collect son and wound up in th* cellar. OU Mayor of the Ptttaburgh W e n . 818 DemoersU and 380 Independ­ and refreatamenU, which were AUTOMOBILES PRICED TO PLEASE YOU betskttball fan in the City of v il­ cover. 111* advanced Ucket sole alon from th* lofigu*. accompany little j oungsters if their cause. their premiums and are asked to directions and a message to the That was enough for McKinney. Hornets haa the boot rscord smoag A BMeUng of members of the they so desire. A small admission ents. In 1949 there were 861 Re­ served by the older girls, were en­ ; Twisy • Year. Ago—Mexico won lage Charm. The only peraona who knew th* to* gosl-tondars. Mayor boo al- Indiana — Voting particularly do so at once by th* treasurer LATE MODSL (MRS AT BELOW-BOOK PRICES Burin*** Manager Art Pon- cage fans of Manchester from th* Galbreath, Johnson and Bing Cros­ Douglas Ubritey was held at the WiU be asked. Mrs. Louisa Vogt publicans, 908 Democrats and 362 joyed. The foUowlng girls received Turnpflee Auto B«i<^ Works the International Military Jumping actual source, she said, war* her- lowoi^ 81 goals in IS gsmoa foe a heavy in industrial cities. Horace 8. McKnight, Ellinfton. grmU end Turkington reported Nasriff Arms Company ore also by bought up hla stock with (3*1- . Ubratjr buildi;V Wednesday eve- is president of the Mothers Club. Indepandento for a total registra­ their pins; Patricia Allen, Joan titia for the fourth straight year self, Breadon, National Lopgu* 2J8 mark. Johnny Bower o f Clovs- Pennsylvania—Election workers Send the premluma by mall or con­ -included on this page. b m th taking over oa president ahig, and it sraa voted to approve tion of 2.1SL Th* decrease In the Benton, Myra Bogliach, CXroI B «iH O b iBtdcrity Growfng On Service at the National Horsa Show In that mtrehonU who were aolldted President Ford Frick and Bill of both parties called voter turn­ Center pages, o f the program MelGnney, who is vie* president land, EmUo (Tha Cot) VNuwU cC the budget which had been pre­ Vytsu A. Chemerka, 20, -of 82 tact Mr. Knight peraonally. total number of registered voters Braum Patricia OampbeU, Sandra TODAY’S BEST BUY! Now York. fer space ^ th* program were provide omplo room for tana to Wolalnghom, Cardinal buslntss of th* PlrsUa’ American Associa­ CUrinnsti. Ralph Alaa» aC ! t pared for tMf ye%r 1951. Maple street, son of Mrs. Barbara out "normal’’ but looked for The American Legion Auxiliary 1* believed to be caused by a "clean­ Fordy, Mary Lentlnl, Katherine 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE PHON^ m s Five Tears Ago — Eddie Dyor highly oloted with th* apace allot­ jo t down th* llneupa o f Uw’ liome wonagar. tion farm dub a t Indianapolis, Louis and A l MUlar.bf New Havas Mr. aad Mrs. ^ u ia Oarbich, of Chemerka, enlisted In the United heavy vote in the early evening of Hatheway-MUler. Post hav* re­ ing up” Of tbs voting Hat o f both Lippinoott. Manha Martin, Nor­ . 1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL l l O Q C . i a was 'Owned mwtoger of th* S t ment ond -genenU makeup of the and vlriUng teams. There la ritocr - Wolsinghsm later commented said last night: are tied for tha laad la ahifparta . the HaMWKOOead- raad. wiU «>t>> State* .Haey'yeeterday for v'four hours when workers retufiMd ceived their eitatlOB from the t>e- parties who laat year ' omitted ma Pickering, Marilyn Rleder, ^ u lo Cardinals/ eueoetdlng Billy pogee. The program waa printed Mechanical and Auto Body Repairing " DELUXE Z^DOOR'SEDAN by the Cbmmunlty Press in Mon- epoc* to koep an seeurat* count from St. LouU that th* pension hod "1 belisve Rlckojr enjoys the at oa* each. re tbelr eighth #eddlng annl year enlistment. He haa been bom*. partment o f Obnnectlcut for ob­ name* o f persona who have moved Marjorie Smachettl and AOm Za- Southwortb, who moved to Bo8- axper- Jadi HvasM o f O a d anatt ia tha Michigan—Light to very heavy brovaky. choster. of personal fouls, boakati and foul boon suggaatad by Broodon "but It wldaat rang* o f boasbaU Nwember 8. They heve sent to Newport, R , I., for "boot taining their quota of new mem­ away or'died. ( I to head the Brfivoe. ience of any man In th* UMtod league's "bad ntaB" with M aUa- voting. For Detroit, It eras run. .Ten Year* A fo —Tony Xazzeri Front cover shows on action trie* by all. players. came from National Leagu* H M n i^ a son and a daugh- training.” His brother, Jerome, bers before the Department's Par­ Painting* Prompt Service States. I enjoyed the moat cordial uteo in peaaltloa. ning about even with 1946, a little ley which waa. held In, Hartford. Another new,, troop of Brownies was released as manager of tht sho.t with two players battling for The programs will be offered Funds' ■ t - . enlisted.in the Navy nearly.two U. 8. production o f mustard seed -r)~ rrintionobip with Rlchiy. I look lAfR IMIU I. Borat, chairman of below 1948. Saturday, October 28. Mrs. Victor reached a peak of 73.000,000 had its Investiture at the Ver- Toronto Mnplo Loafs. a boll undpr a boskat. H i* inoidc the public free of chugs at the months ago and is currently , un­ Written Guarantee Termi rMcaURE AUTO CO. New Orloans — Jockl* Oravaa, forvfbftl to (Continuing that roln- Fravt^aaet. It. L — Oaargla I M M M . i) Pittsburgh."

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MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1960 A H iGaaaad Bueeeaaful Mca Woman—Doesn’t that bride look Bstwaan 40 and 50 gold mines ItNINEHVILLE FOLKS BY FUNTAINK FOK* Sense And Some one made a auzvey of a happy? Did You Know Tli'iit— operate along a 50-mlIe stretch of thousand successful men to Item Hubby—Happy? That'a not a South Africa's "Rand." BoaaahoM Gooda 51 Wanted— To Buy 88 Hoonaa for Sale 78 look of happiness; that'a triumph. .A u n t ^ p i e h o g g ^ p o w m o h t h e 2 0 y a r p i . i N e tfwtncM 8«m cM Offered 13 Nonsense how they got their start In Ufa. Next to the bedroom, the great­ A a toa ob ilM fo r SaW 4 Theae. men are not mere money­ Mustard ts sometimes sown from 38 Mr. Albert wishes, to contact WANTED—Good Uaed furniture. Rr o o k f ie l d s t r e e t est number of fatal home acci­ WINDOW SHADES made to order Maybe tha govammant wUI have makers, but are men who have Husband (arriving home late)— dents occur In the kitchen per airplanes over areas burned by WOMAN For houaework, llva CLERK-TYPIST, ten years' ax- reliable person to take over Any quantity. We ollai you high­ — 10 19M MBatCDRK. radio, heeler, and Installed. «renetlan blinds est prices. Woodshed Phone 2- Check theae itema: Four b ^ - to daclara a closed aaaaon on kUl- made the world better by their You Ulk Uka an Idiot. cent; Inalde stalrwaya—seven per forest fires. ) ' W P . Claisified and curtain r«as. 24 hour service. momlnga. Phone 2-0041. psrlence. Dealret temporary of­ UNPAID BALANCE rooms, powder room, dreasing achievement In science, archltec- $225. Phone 5705. ON EASY MONTHLY 3154. Ing hunters. Wife—I’ve got to talk so you cent; and the ward, outside porch Estimates gladly given. Fagan fice work. Write Box B, Herald. room, two sun porches, two extra ture, engineering, education, art, can understand me. and steps with a combined 18 per The onc-time pirate stronghold, C'rio'' FEMALE Applications accepted PAYMENTS OF tecture, etc. 'ntey are men who A d AJvertttemenU LOW PRICE SPECIALS Window Shade Co.. Route 44 at 3 ROOMS BRAND lavatories, tile bath, hot water Jzek—Does your hearing bother cent. Port Royal, Jamaica, was kiinwn Written Querentee Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. for grocery clerks In Manchester KtMimK Wiihoul ItoHrd .->n heat, Venetian bUndk The back have Inflenced the moral aa well on full time basis. Many beneOts. Situationi Wanted- NEW FURNITURE I you? Lawyer (to rattled wltneaa)— aa tha "wickedest spot on earth.'' ine CLABSinSD ADVT. 1040 DODGE CLUB COUPE— $295 yard la landscaped Into a beauti*' as the physical side of our nation: M 0 V 6 ANTIQUES ReSntahed. Repairing live day week, good starting wage, Mal* 39 which also Includes large "Phlleo” PLEASANT, Furnished room with Jerry—Yea, tha doctor aaya I 300 started as farmer's sons. Did you, or did you not, on the EUpacially wary when awake, 1030 BUICK 2-DOOR—$160 Enectric Refrigerator, 1951 "Ben­ ful haven. Located a step off East aforementioned day, Tuesday, DEPT. HOURS: done on any furniture Tiemann. sick beneflts, hospitalisation, kitchen prlyllegea. Couple pre- Center street on one of Manches* I need glaaaea. 200 as messenger boys. the weasel Is a sound sleeper. It When a tidal wave swept over 1030 CHEVROUrr 2-DOOR-$125 HIGH SCHOOL Junior desires gal" Combination Range, Universal January nineteen, feloniously and often can be taken up by the head, Port Royal. Jamaica. In 1692, peo­ 8:30 A. M. to 4:46 P. M. 189 South Main atreet. Phone group insurance,' vacation with ferrei^ Phone 2-4428. ter’s finest residential streets. 200 as news boys. a c r ® * ! 1038 HUDSON SEDAN—$60 part time job. Good references. Washing Machine. with malicious aforethought listen feet or tail and swung around for ple Haid It was retribution fur the r o AP, Terms-Tradee 5643. pay. Apply on Tuesday through A wise woman miakea her hus­ 100 were printer's apprentices. Friday between 9 a m. to 5 p. m. CaU 2-2298 after 6 p. m. The young man who anticipated LARGE, CLEAN rooms single or ARTHUR A. KNOFLA band think tae’a the head of the 50 at’ the bottom of railroad at the keyhole of the third floor a considerable time before It pirate lair's' sins. RA'*- marriage, has been Inducted in the rear apartment then occupied aa a awakens. COLE MOTORS—4164 RANGE Bumera, pot burnera and at A. A P. Super Market, 116 E. double Gentlemen preferred. At REALTOR I house when he is only chairman of work. heaters cleanea, serviced and re­ army—If you are . a responsible residence by the defendant In thla lilany ancient towns bn the cast L m I « b 4 P M ad Center atreet, Manchester. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 the Center. 14-16 Wadsworth 875 Main St.—Est. 1921 tha entertainment eonunittee. 50—only 50—had wealthy par­ 1040 CHEVROLET convertible paired. Also new range burners person, and need this merchandise street. ents. action on Seventieth Street near Between 1930 and 1947 the U. S. coHst of England have vanished LOST—LADTS red wallet con —Phone Hartford 6-0358 after 7 Phone 6440 br 6938 Park Avenue, and did you not also Bureau of Mines received report! coupe, Douglas Motor Sales 333 Installed. Joseph Senna. Phone ONLY THE new Goodwin mer­ Tha embarraaslng fact la com­ under battering seas. talnlng Important papers and DOGS Washed and groomed. See p.m. 46-4690, Mr. Albert for de­ Home Listings Wanted on. the Friday following the Tues­ of 194 lives lost In 434 mine fires. Main streeL 2-0147. chandising club catalog has over LARGE Room In Hollywood sec­ ing out that moat of these wonder­ identiflcatlon. Reward. Finder us for pet supplies, and fresh tails Terms per. Fed Reg. W. tion. Private home. Separate en­ If anyone wonders what be­ day in January before referred to 140 pages, more than 500 Items frozen horsemeat, 16c lb. Call WEST SIDE—Seven room'single, ful weapons we’ve been hearing came of tbe old-fashioned glrl- The Roman-built city of Dun- please caU 2-0821. ______1041 CHEVROLET convertible EXPERT Telcvislor Installation trance. Phone 7397. communicate with your wife the It Is against the law to capture and the largest nationally adver­ Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273 CORNICE and valance boards, newly renovated kitchen, screen about are etUI on the drawing- she’s probably living at home ^ th wlch, England, destroyed by North coupe. Maroon. Douglas Motors on all type television receivers. Information acquired and repeat or sell cardinal birds. Sea waves, once was an Important X /lST— Lady's Boulova wrist tised selection. For free copy and radiator covers, specialty work CLEAN. Comfortable, large heat­ storm sash, screen front porch. I board. And a drawing-board her first husband. tha conversation overheard on that Sales. 333 Main street. Also repairs. Call 2-1403. information on how to earn your­ PUPPIES. Red Cockers. $25; Bos­ shipping center. watch within past rhonth. Finder made to order. 19 years design­ ed room. Near bus line. Quiet Back porch, large lot, garage, makes a thoroughly unsatisfactory —Homer Philips, Saturday Eve­ occasion with the result that the The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser­ self $36 In merchandise for a few ton Terriers, cross breeds. Collie chicken coop. Near the bus and I weapon; moat of them are too ning Post please caU 2-3404. Reward. TRIPLE CHECKED! 3EORGE H. WILLIAMS Aasocl ing. Dwyer Products, Inc., West neighborhood. Private home. Ref­ gossip of your wife gave wide and vice says most varieties of hawks The Carlsbad Caverns In New ates have added commercial re­ minutes easy work, write Good­ and Boxer pups. Zimmerman street, Bolton. Phone Manchester erences. Phone 8183. schools. For appointment .call 2- fragile avan for hitting an oppon­ far currency to the overheard con­ and owls are valuable aa rodent- USED CARS win Clubs. Inc., 8 Catherine Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287. 2521. ’ ent over the bead. Mexico arc estimated to br 200,000 LOST—1048 Buick reay wheel frigeration to their complete line 5326. Fashion Note: Women will be versation t ^ o r e . mentioned ? Did killers. years old and have not yet been ahleld on RouU 44 between Man­ street, Utica, New York. NEWLY Decorated room. Full w’eaijns' the same things In bra- you or did you not? Answer yes For of restaurant supplies. Installa­ 12 GIANT Pekin Docks between completely explored. The deep­ chester Green and the Bolton OLD RED "Hn B-m 706 N.irth housekeeping facilities, Frlgl- MANCHESTER — New 4-room Safety CMniuei sieres' tlUs year. There wiU be Uttle or no. DEPENDABILITY tion and servicing will be done by WAITRESS Wanted. Experience 5-6 pounds $1.25 each. Bill Ted- single, space for more, large El Paso, Texas, la the largest est passage uncovered at present Town line. Phone 6462 or 2-4571. Main street, buys and tells goo<1 daire, laundry, continuous hot 2 Slow Down — Don’t Mow Down. change ih men’s pockets. Witness—Huh? City on the Mexican border. Wayne W. Phillips. Phone 2- not necessary. Apply In person, ford. Fern street. used furniture and antiques lot, tile bath, hot water heat is 1150 feet under ground. APi^EARANCE 3585. water, oil heat. Business couple Ray's Restaurant, Oak street. Frank Denette Pnnne 2-3376 preferred. Phone 2-4442. (oil), fireplace, breeze way and AanooneemenUi ■ 2 CONDITION garage. Vernon, new 5 rooms, all MICKBY FINN Busy Beaver! SEWING MAfTHINE repairing, given away. LANK LEUNARD PRICE GIRL TO Work part time In of­ KITTENS TO be be BARREL Ofalrs $69 95, floor ROOM For rent for girls or mar­ on first floor, '.4 acre lot. Priced YOUNG Teacher would like ride electrlhcatlon, conversion to mod fice. Must have some experience. Please call 8950. lamps $7.75 kitchen cabinets ried couple. Two minutes from at $11,00n. Manchester, duplex K i ^ om^ seehow HEDI0NT60 PHIL IS STILL YEAH! HE'S SEEN^ I WONT! m PICK 1 from Birch street to Burnside Buy with confidence from em cabinets, expert workman- Apply In person. Old Colony Co., $7 95. Marlow’s Furniture Dept., Main street. CaU 2-1614 or 47 6-6. Priced at $14,000. Duplex 6-6 m l ^ asleto TO^FLOSCIE OUT HUSTLING . ATIT6WCE UPNER AND ^ mornings between 8 and 8:30. silp. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple. Hilliard street. Main street, Manchester. Phone m u NAS (NIT a dependable Dodge dealer. 2-1675 Poultry and Supplir* 43 Cottage street. rooms. Priced at $11,500. For ap­ THATSRieH^SER6BWT/lC GETU^SOC, -HE JUST TOOK UP VOTES FOR SEVEN THIS MRS. MULUGAN WHEN afternoons after 3:30. Phone 2- 5060. LIMNS UNVOTES MONEY FOR Christmas and fall pointment please call Howard R. WENT TO THREE ELECTION MN8.F N M -M ^ OFF MS SHOES THE MAYOR, MORNING! HE 0752. FURNISHED Room, near Center. IHMTHCMAYON I COME RACK FOR SOLIMENE and FLAGG. Inc needs. For Information write P. CAPONETTE Chickens. Caponette Hastings. Real Estate Specialist. EVE NALLS! THE STEAM GEnMG HOME ANP SLEPT ON H,CUHCV? nCN'T REALIZE turkeys, roasting chickens. Fresh f-ERVEL Refrigerator, In excel­ Apply 35 Foster street. Gcntlc- MRS.MULHARE/ 634 Center Street HotwehoM ScrvIcM O. Box 446, Manchester, Conn. lent condition. Eight years old, Phone 2-1107. UNTIL TN8EE FITTERS'UNION AT MLTON SOUTE/ THE FMLOR rrWASGONNAK eggs. Fresh killed, frozen turkeys. 6 , man preferred. Phone 8547. Peraanala Phone 6101 Offered 13A cubic feet. Call 8895. O'CLOCK THIS NAU-THEMCKUYERS' SUCH ATI6HT RACE! WAITRESS Wanted. Steady work, ScliBub's Turkey Farm, 188 Hills OFF PORTER Street. 6-room sin­ gle with enclosed s'ln room, fire­ M0WNN6? UNION AT GALLAGHER'S AM LEAVING for Florida about 1940 MERCURY Sedan, blue. New WEAVING of bums, moth boles good pay. Apply The Tea Room, town Road. Phone 4678. WE BUY and sell good used lUrnl- Bu8ini‘S8 ikicHtlona 6AR0EN6-AWTHE miNTHtS' Nov. 15. Want some one to help motor, brakes end clutch. Phone and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 883 Main street. ture. combination ranges, gas place. gntage in bas.-ment, oil ROASTING Chickens, 5 to 6 For KrnI 61 steam heat. House ha., been done UNION AT KELSETT ARCAOE. drlvs car, also half expenses on 7424. handbags repaired, tipper rO' ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ ------the trip. Henry Floto, Phoenix placement, umbrellas repaired, pound avqrag' . 50c dressed, 40c ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1041 over, and in Immaeulate condi­ live. Arnold Nelson. 737 Lydall OFFICE IN Orford building street. Vernon. 1941 OLDSMUBILE 4-door sedan, men's shirt collars reversed and Help Wanted— Male 36 tion. Price .8 $16,000. T. J. hydramatlc, radio, heater. Private street. 8906. IN NEED of new furniture? Real estate, professional, etc. Ap­ Crockett, Broker Phone 5416. replaced. Marlow's UtUs Mending ply Marlow's. URGE YOUR Friends to vote for owner. $526. Phone 4083. Ranges, retrlgerators, TV. See Shop. TWO MEN with cars or light John D. LaBelle for Representa­ ORDERS Taken now for Thanks­ our selection and save. Chambers trucks for dry cleaning routes. 5 ROOMS first floor, corner house, tive. A real civic leader, his rec­ 1945—Our 6th Anniversary—1950 giving turkeys, or wrapped for Warehouse Sales, 501 Middle i.nik for Sale 73 CORNICES snd valance boards. Either full or part time. Prefer business section, steam heat. ord in the legislature has earned EXTRA SPECIALS Custom built, choice of designs your freezer, 12 to 30 Ib.s Cleanly Turnpike. East. Open 9 a. m. to 5 married men with previous route Suitable doctor, beauty parlor, in­ :N COU.NTKY Like atmosphere, your aupport. 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN Phone 2-3.524 from 9 a. m. to 9 picked. Frank Smith. Tel. Man- p. m.. evenings 7:30 'til 9. or sales experience. Call Hartford surance. Intormatlon, 36 Oak. large building lot, ' with shade . aelMMS —One owner clean car. Our p. m. chenter 7733. Preferably after 5 BALLARD'S Driving School, Man- special, $996. 6-8492. Mr Backer. trees. Overlook Drive. Wm.. p. m. UN NY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER ______BUCSBUNOT BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES Dtiry Can’l Wait chaater'a ^Ideat. A.A.A. trained 1947 CHEVROLET 4 DR. SEDAN FLAT FINISH. Holland window 8 FT. KELVINATOR refrigerator. Kanehl bu' der Pbone 7773 BY EDGAR MARTIN and certlfled inatructor. A-A.A. —One owner clean car. New PAINTERS and a»^H, wHMr« up,'^ M*v T. uta'y with sbadca made to meaaura. All Articles for Sale 45 Call 2-9233 after 5:30. Suburban for Rent 66 SIX ACRES of valuable land on m m s r \6«t ,»4a’a»a '. I .OWCIkf'.VOO type dual controlled cara. Day or tires. Our special, $905. metal Venetian blinds at a new ♦VLVaOTSR, ws A COuPlB Off COVW M Y 045 WetW 1946 CHRYSLER CONV. CLUB PAPERHANGERS Lake street, plenty of sprin; *LLV P8UN® ?8i«HT*v HO.ROE6V1S S940 HY evanlng appolntmenta. 2-2245. low price. Keys made while you WHITNEY Steeromatlc carriage. AVAILABLE now until June 1st. 'm c a VKUto'L COUPE — Good condition. LIVING ROOM rug. Reasonable water. Tel. 2-1389. HAMINO MV PN' WISS TOE NOVO*. wait Marlow'a. Fair condition. Best offer takes Furnished 4 -room cottage. Phone pt-Aca 45V3IR MVKO- THE PROBPEOl- HUl School for Good tlrea. Apply price. Phone 2-0685. Coveritry 7-6716. n-oocoa- BE VKIY Pto' V0« \eO O K *. young children. Pra-klndergarten, 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN MANCHESTER Upholateiing Co. it. Phone 6491. x o o wort V m m t -y .------kindergarten, flrat grade. Monday —Good tires. A nice trans­ Re-upbolsterlng. draperlea, slip Green Manor Estates, Inc. HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chalra Suburban for Sale 75 68 through Friday. TransporUUon portation car. covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call TWO WINCHESTER rifles, model for sale or for rent. Rates rea­ Wanted to Kent Woodbridge Street sonable. Keith Furniture Oo. BOLTON—New 4 room single, full fumlahed. Mrs. LeU Tybur, direc- 1041 FORD 4-DR. SEDAN — Ex­ 9521 Open evenings. 76. In good condition. CaU 2-0505. cellent motor. New paint. Phone 4159. bath, furnace heat, full cellar, Xor> Phone 4267. WANTED — • Garage, vicinity of 1941 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN—Clean FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with BOLTON —Building stone and flag­ artesian well, 1 acres of land. C. F. CHARBONNEAU BEAUTIFUL Reproductions of Division street. Luko. 8834. w a n t e d —Rtde from Comer of all over. linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Elx stone. A-1 loam, also rock drilling 1,000 feet from new school, on Autumn'"'and Oak streeta, to and SON Boston rockers and Hitchcock paved road, 1,000 ft. from bus Helps Us Celebrate — Buy A Car pert workmanship, free estl and blasting. Boiton Notch Quar­ URGENTLY Needed. 4 room rent, Hartford Fire, or vicinity. Hours chairs, finished or unfinished. The line. Better see this one today— BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. mates. Open evenings. Jones ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode by two adults, both vorking. Best 8:16 to 4:30. Phone 2-3478. Furniture. Oak street. Phone Steady Work Good Wages ■Woodshed, 11 Main street. it is going at $7,900. Can be seen 30 Blssell St. Phone 7191 of references. Phone 2-1668 after by appointment. Howard R. Hast­ 1041. Long Job PLATE Glass, everything you need NEW UNFINISHED bookcases, 4 p. m. WANnCD — Rid# from Blssell 1941 FORD club coupe, radio and ing glass, w< have it. Glass cases ings, Real Estate Specialist. atraat to Princeton street school RUBBISH Removed, also cord chests, tables and chairs. Also heater. Good condition. Private VETERANS or non-veterans. The made to order. Dwyer Products, ASSISTANT manager and working Phone Manchester 2-1107. house, 8 to 6. Phone 2-9742. good used furniture. The Wood­ ■Ni T. M. MS a a Mt. em. 1 owner, $425. Phone 2-2504 after wood for sale. K, J. Behrend. trained man wins, and right now Inc., West street, Bolton. Phone wife desire 2. 3 or 4 unfurnished 3163. shed. 11 Main street. VBR ooA rr.. a l l e y o o f How About Match 5:30. there Is a deunite shortage of Manchester 5326. rooms. Please call 7832, State RE-MCORATSO- ■ -VMr/ A BY V .T . HAMLIN AatoMbUw rav Salt 4 trained men. Study at home in SANDS GAS water heater $8; theater. Wanted— Real Estate 77 ~ i4ii I •OTTA saa.' B hV oh Tou r a s 6T u b S 1949 ELCAR house trailer. Fully FT. DEEP Freeze. Good condi­ your spare time. 40C courses 6 blue coal thermostat, damper, (XIRPORATTON HIGHBSl CASH pness paid for •quipped. Flush toilet and show­ Building—Contracting 14 tion. Also 6 new two panel doors. CONSIDERING SELLING rro aoffM AND GET THE taught by International Cor­ motor. $10; fireplace grate, 10x18 WANTED—Urgently 2. 3 or 4 r TO M 1U7 to I960 uaed cara. In good er. 'Terms. Phone 2-2116. 6 new 6 over 1 windows. Phone rooms, furnished or unfurnished, YOUR PHOPEH'TY? r AOS OUT RIGHT, FINISH WORK by contract. Cab­ respondence Schools. Veterans x6, $5; 36"x4’10',j" storm win­ kOVNLV.' AWAY clean condltton. Douglaa Motor 2-3123. for young corple moving to Man­ Without ooligatiun to you, wa 1936 CHEVROLET li-ton pickup, inets, stairs included. Modern may enroll under GI benefits only dow, wood, $3. Inquire 32 Strong will appraise or make you a caah Salaa, 333 Main atraat. chester. Call 8883. Mr. Crocker. rack sides, good running condi­ power equipment. Woodcraft until July 25, 1951. Write for NEW 8'i FT. refrigerator, deep StreeL jfTer for property See us before tion. Phone 2-3814. Specialties. Phone 2-3814. catalogue. H. F. Manlon, Repre­ freeze comparment 3" fibre glass you sell. CLEAN LOW MIUEAOE CARS BEAUTIFUL White porcelain 4-4 sentative, 607 Main street Hart­ Insulation. Five year guarantee, Phone 6273 WRITTEN GUARANTEE DEPENDABLE USED CARS gas and oil combination Glen- Houses for Sale PRICED RIGHT ford, Conn. $199. Terms. CaU 4165. BRAE-K'.iK.N REALTY AT Roofing 1«A wood range, chrome stove pipe, SIX ROOM single, 3 rooms first I960 PLYMOUTH SADAN LOWER PRICES COLLECTOR — DELIVERY GENERAL Electric 20 ft. chest two jugs and two oil storage floor, 3 roonis and bath second. WANTED -Residential properties; 1950 DODGE TUDOR 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN ROOFING. Specialising in repair­ tanks with faucets. Phone 8833, 1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE MAN type freezer. Used less than 6 China' closet and East bay win­ 4 to 8 roon-.s. Buyers waiting. 1949 FORD CONV. COUPE ing roofs of all kinds. Also . new months, with five year guarantee. or call at 63 Pearl street after 4 dow In dining room. Large cellar Competent, confidential service. 1950 PONTIAC SEDANETTE 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN (This Is Not Canvassing) p. m. 1948 CHEVROLE7T SEUIAN roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Phone 3348. and attic, porches, fruit trees and Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 1947 PONTIAC CONV. COUPE cleaned and -repaired. 26 years ex­ Salesman for steady year- shrubbery, garage. Large lot, Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8215. ‘I have to food hkn—ha inslata on watching hb hat and 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1947 FORD SEDAN LEAVING FOR Florida. Must seU T 1947 PONTIAC TUDOR perience. Free estimates. Call round work with the Federal good frontage, on bus line. Call coatr 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Howley, Manchester 5361. Diamonds— Watchf immediately, three piece living GOOD HOMES, in good condition, 1946 PONTIAC S ^A N 1946 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Tea Co., for an established room set. Apex washing machine, 4898 for appointment. Jew elry 48 with 2. 3. and . bedrooms. Quail, ■SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1946 FORD TUDOR *1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN FEATURING Guaranteed roofs household retail route. Must bureau, mahogany cedar chest, fled buyers anxiously waiting. 1946 DODGE HALF TON DEERFIELD Drive, 4 room sin­ ------1941 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE and expert repairs as well reside in Manchester, or near­ LEONARD W YOST, Jeweler, re­ bathinette, carriage, high chair gle, with lur parlor, recreation Douglas Blanchard, Real Estate FRECKLES AND HIS FKIENDH At Least To Lard BY MERRILL C BLOtWBI PICK-UP 1941 NASH SEDAN gutter and conductor work. Try by vicinity. Above average pairs. adjust, watches expertly. and miscellaneous Items. Can be room in basement, partially com­ Service. 5447. T Alto Good Selection 1937-1942 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN seen at 54 B Chestnut street, (3osh, MeAVfeNS. r fA suppose Mift, your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ earnings for this type of work. Reasonable prices. Open dally. pleted rooms on second floor. Hot MOM. OkSIHe THE JOIMTf COLS MOTORS—4164 1941 DODGE SEDAN lin 7707. Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce Apartment 20. BUY, SELL, ot exchange through NO/ 1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN (Company car and operating water heat with oli, good condi­ OOUUXT MaSBffNTUERC StreeL Phone 2-4387. tion. S. A. Beechler. Phone 6969. this office. Howard R. Hastings, 1 WAVS 1941 FORD 2-door, black. Will 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN expenses furnished. .Man ex FOR SALE—11 cubic ft. Frigl- Real Elstate Specialist. Phone 2- YS&r JU6T PEt^iieER aell reaaonable. Phone 2-3679 1939 PONTIAC SEDAN Heating— Plumbing 17 perienced as store clerk, milk, daire refrigerator, 1949 model. LOVELY 1948 custom built colon­ 1107. J ONK after 7 p. m. 1937 PACKARD SEDAN Furl and Feed 49A Branp new. 5-year warranty, ial. Beautiful living room, fire­ BAKCO BALCH-PON'nAC. Inc. PLUMBING And Hearing, special­ bread or laundry route sales­ $275. ^rtneent Marcln, 305 North WOULD Like to buy a home 1946 CHEVROLET sedan, maroon 155 Center St. Phone 2-4545 man preferred. We give two SEASONED Hardwood for stove, place, convenient location. Many m izing In repatra. ramodellng, cop­ Main street. Tel. 4848. other desirable features. For ap­ direct from owner. 5 or 6 rooms, Radio and he«ter. A low priced' Open Evenings ’Til 10 $17: furnace or fireplace, $18. Call per water -piping, new constnic- weeks’ training with pay. Age pointment call Douglas Blanch­ not over 10 years old. Nice neigh*, car. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 7083 Manchester, Leonard Giglio. INNERSPRING studio couch, rion, eeUmates given, time pay­ 25 to 45. Must be married, ard, Real Estate Service. 54.47. borhood, and priced right. With­ Main atraet. Motoreyel«»->Bleyelra 11 ments arranged- Edward Johnson. neat, sober and honest. No for Immediate delivery. maple arms and oack, $26: Imita- in 5 miles rf Manchester. Write Phone 6979 or 5044. tioh wooden fireplace- simulated CAPE COD—Completely finished, Box A, Herald. 1946 FORD Coach. Only $265 other should apply as your SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ brick front, complete with and­ down. Small monthly payment!. 6 rooms, with oil heat. New hot % TWO BOYS' bicyclez. Price $5 and OIL BURNER eervica and repairs. background will be closely place, furnace and range. Imme' irons, $15. Electric Ever-hot water heater. Nice lot. Price $9,- Douglaa Motor Sales, 333 Main TeL $15. Phone 2-3605. .VU,„makef oil burners and fum- checked. For personal inter­ dlate deUvery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ roaster, complete with pans, $18. 900. T. J. Crockett, Broker. Phone LAND OR LOT In Bolton. atreat. isT'liarl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. aces. view see tonbury. 3-2933. All In very good condition. Phone 5416. Coventry 7-6703. 3-3027. WHAT DOES A NEW Wanted Aotos— EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat­ 12 ROOM Duplex. Centrally locat­ WE HA'VE a number of custoMlrs ing. Plugged drains machine MR. SAM MARKSON DODGE JOB RATED Motoreyriea 12 Garden— Farm— Dairy EVERYONE o f your Ideas made ed, air conditioned, oil heat. One for 4, 5 and 6 room singles. CaU f cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 at the Conn. State Unemploy­ FRISGIU.AB FOP Reasonable Reaction BY AL VEKMEEB TRUCK COST? Prod acta 60 the way you want them. Qun and vacancy. CaU 2-3979. 8009. H. B. Grady, Agent. CARS w a n t e d . We will pay $25 Oakland street Phone 6497. ment Service— 806 Main St. Manchester Delivered Prices trophy cases made to order. MV FOLKS ARE OOlME 'SCHOOL' OH.. THAT MEANS reward to any person or persons Wednesday, Nov. 8 GREEN Moiuitaln potatoes. Just Dwyer Products, Inc., West PRACTICALLY New 5-room Co­ DOWN TO VOTE FOR WE'LL HAVE 1/4 TON PICKUP—11.364 leading to our purchase of the kind you like. Mealy, tasty, THE SCHOOL BONOS BONDS? BISGER SCHOOLS.. Moving— rracking— 9:00 *0 4:30 street, Boltqp. Phone Manchester lonial. Large living room, fire­ 1/^ TON PANEL—81,556 clean, used car. Any year, 1937 to cook well. Delivered right to your 5326. place. dining room' with comer THEM MORE % TON PICKUP—81.489 1950. CaU or see Car Buyer Storage 80 WANTED—Experienced shipping door. Call Hathaway. 2-1390. cupboard, cabinet kitchen. Two WANTED rr t e a c h e r s .. Parker at Clarke Motor Sales, clerk. Apply at Tober BsMball THREE-PIECE living room suite master bedre-omz, tile bath, atorm 1 TON PICKUP—81.545 PHE AUS'HN A. Chambers Co., APPLES, Hand picked. Meintoth Broad street. Phone 2-2012, Manufacturing Co., Elm atreeL with slip covers, good condition. windows and screens. FuUy In- IVt TON CHASSIS and CAB local and long diatance moving 50c a basket and up. Frank Fer- Telephone Coventry 7-6330. EXPERIENCED 81.554 packing, crating and storage WANTED— Experienced Service lulated, amezlte drive. Immedi­ rando, Birch ML Road, Glaston­ ate occbpancy Blva Tyler. Agent, Liberal Trades—24 Months To Pay Rnslneaa BervMca Offered 13 Service to all parts of the U. 8. station attendant. Married, de­ bury. KITCHEN Stove, gas only. One Come in and let us shoiq you A and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ pendable. Good working condi­ oil heater. One hot water heater. Manchester 2-4469. CARPENTERS ANTIQUES Restoration. All pieces ford 6-1423. SEED RYE for sale Amelia Jar­ ’■why a Dodge Job Rated TYuck Insured. 19 years of the . finest tions. Good Pay. McClure Auto Inquire 425 Center street, or call CAMBRIDGE STREET' section. A Co. 373 Main street, Sunoco Sta­ vis, 872 Pafker street. Phone 7026 5366. For Inside,and Outside can save you money. Over 356 Dwy?r' Products. Inc., West MANCHESTER - ackage OeUvary slx-rnMB ■THl iAPOJUOj'KUMJgV HfftA, wCTtol DB LONGS Refrigerator service. WHITE QUALITY combination io n m m » tm i n»grmjcMfnmaA0mAL toCAVLMt fuaa rru M POAMur Phone 5101 work. 2-9248. 54 Birch street. HARTFORD Electric range. In Now York— aaya aho*a aoolng all tha sights and the shows "Such a fuaa over a mostly littb $2.73 overdraft!" Repairs on eU --makee, .eommer* WANTED at once, man for land­ gas and oil range. Ehccellent con­ good condition. Price $25. Phone *«v t c o u p m tM O o r y . I LARv. r* ..•unsA' wucBOiy/ ' k,TN», clal and domestic. Emergency 84. — f ^ real vacation aho’a had in yoarai" N A gU04Cr] »*-*tffi.Tk-0 194a FORD. Radio, heater. 18,000 HAVE YOUR piano reflnlshed to scape work. Some experience on dition. Can 2-07M 2'-S«)5; - IN MAN€HESTER-^APPLY FIRST AT hour service Phone 2-1797. grading and. planting Two to mUes. Privately owned. Can be its original beauty, acid resisting JUT m « W AY- * 44V J U WILLIAMS OUR BCTARDING HOUSE w iili Ma j o r u o o f l e seen at 124 Birch street aftef 6. finishes. 19 years' experience three week'e work. Apply In per­ WINDOW SHADES. Measured, CaU 2-4436 anytime. ALL APPLIANCES aerviced and Dwyer Products, Inc., 91 est street, son after 6:30 p. in. J ^ n S. Wol­ made and Installed. 10 colors and SPENCER RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. 'TMERE OOES repaired, burners, refrigerators, Wearing Apparel— Fura 67 7 K PROMT t h e local VlGlLAtlTES ESAT),‘TiNU»6 ft/ . T M ABounr Bolton. Phone Manchester 5326. cott A'Son, ISO Main street. qualities in stock. Keith Furniture a r e a l l A-TWITTER,'., ranges, wasbers. ate AU work CHAPEL STREET d o o r b e l l ^ D V o u asked ! TO LAUNCH 1941 CHEVROLET tudor, radio Phone 4159. BLACK Seal akin coat,.38-40; grey AOiAINL' WE MA30R-m.V 0U’\JE BEEU] SeCRET IS 'A DOORSTEP and heater. Douglas Motors, 333 guaranteed. Metro Service Co- SANTA'S Helper wanted. One ■port coat, rise 38-40, good con­ ANTIQUE -Inger carved Victor­ Job openings for male help— Age range.25 to 38 years. DOMT IdEEI? AS CASeV AS A Bu il d in g u p HOT COFFEE Main StreeL TeL Manebester 2-U883. with pleasing personality. Cos­ dition. Phone 6535 after 4 p. m. ANV MORE Palntlnff— Fapcriiiff 21 ian side chairs, open and uphol LISTeMlMfir A HUMT- VJITHIM ME SERVICE — tume furnished. Apply Marlow's. 2nd and 3rd shifts. THAW THESE, IMS w o r u !-»*-w h a t s 1941 CHEVROLET a u b coupe. A LINOLEUM — Asphalt rile, wall OUTSIDE tnalde painting and Btered backs. A few Dresden and FULL LENCETH mink dyed cdbey CO W Ef p r e s s u r e - A t h e r m o s beautiful black car. Douglas covering. Dona by raUabla. wall- paperbanging. Free aarimatea. Meiasen piecet. also choice an coaL Size 12-14. Uke new condi­ No expe^ence neceaaary— Good work record essential. NEW BESIDES TVIAT^ AMlNTl3yM>3 Motor Sales. 833 Main streeL trained men. All juba guaranteed. Prompt servlCL. Reasonable Help or tique china and glass, very suit­ tion. CaU 2-2386 between 5 ahd OQERMEATED D e l i v e r e d Hall Linoleum Oo„ 83 Oak streeL Fair remuneration and advancement plan. b o il e r / LIKE THfe prices. Pbona 7630. D. Frectaatta. Female 37 able for Christmas gifta. ' Art 7 p. m. Phone 2-4032. evenings 6166. Shop, 73 Blaaeir. Phone 2-1389. APPLY IN PERSON MORNIN& lM9>.HtTD80N. In good condMion. SPARE TIME sewing position open MILk.^ Can 8830 after 6 p. m. , _ COMPLETE Repairs on vacuum Rcpalnnff S3 BEAUTIFUL Buy, mahogany MAGIC CHEF gas atova. Varjr cleaners, washing machines, for ambitious man or woman. junior dinette aeL $169. Drop-leaf good condition. CaU 7787. WASH TUKRS Nothing To Lode BY LESUB nmNBB IMS PACKARD 6 convertible club motors, smsli appllancea 100,000 MATTRESS. Youi old mattraasea Eamlnga up to $35 weekly. No table, 4 chairs, china and aerver. coupe, radio and iicater. Can be new parts available. Stuart R. sterilized and remade Uke new. investment. Call 2-4327, 7:30 to Terms. Benson's Furniture, 713 ILL MBP dCT tA W 'T Jd KB AMO PMl sera M IM Ldbnls street f t any­ WolcotL A-1 Repair, Sales, 180 Call Jones Furniture and Floor 9 tonight. Main; FRIOIDAIRE, Cheap. Phone 7- ikrrtiiMiM. Hcm j w gurN icTon time; No raaaonabla offer refused. Main atreeL Phone 8S9L Oovering. 36 Oak. TeL 8-1041. 6760 Coventry. COMC Mg couAW dPi/PU »d z m —j m O. E. APARTMENT size refriger­ MAYBE YOUR BEST FRIEND GIRL'S DAR^ blue wo6l coat, Courses and ClasMS 27 SUntioas Waated— ator. Ehccellent condition. Best PeaMfci 38 offer takes IL Inquire 31 Flor­ plaid lining, hood to mateSb Mat CAN TELL YOU TOPULAR AND Classical piano ence StreeL lat floor, between 10. CaU 2-2736. lessons q j your home. Also man­ CHILDREN Cared for by the day and 8 p. m. H. Walbel. why they d oa t have to worry about what would happea 1947 HUDSON 4-DR. SEDAN or hour. Eliaabeth Cowles R. N. MAN’S Large airs overcoat, one dolin and guitar. Call after 4 p. auit, heavy- jackeL Uka new. Jf anmnnuT shoaid elahu daowgaa threatea to aae tor m. 3-1043. 26 Linden straeL FOR SALE—Slightly used, 30- heater; ex- gallon Reeir automatic gas water Price reasonable. CaU 6677 after CIM M . A lot o f folka have reoeatly laveatod la Ckm- . 0 m ( CHILDREN Cared for by the day. beater, $95. Vincent Marcln, 805 8:80 p. m.______preheaiHra Peraoaal LiaMOty laauraaea. Wa probably i?HIS W IL L « S 9 i ' Help. Waated»Femala 83 Mrs. K. Smith. R.N., 79 Lockwood North Main streeL TeL 4848. have aaaw o f year frieads taaored. To4 too should have m a k e t h e atreeL or call 7745 after 4:80 p. m^ THREK-PIEX9B Sngiiah tw* W O R L D WANTED -Waitress. Must have aulL alia 30. Almost new. Raaao this piutoetloa. It eoata as Uttle as Die. FCJR&ET , aome experience. Apply in peraon. EXPERIENCffED Stano^acratary, LOVELY Maroon and beige strip­ able. Also pair of Dickinson Ox* A B o e r r Silk City Diner, 647 Main atreeL college background, desirea work ed Duncan Phyfe sofa. CaU 2-1333. fordA 9i>e >Hi double A. Pbone •b o b e r t In tha home, TeL 2-2576. 478«. WASLEY AGENCY 1 ARE MAPK-MQT BORM » F 0LTOhJ= SALESLADY for Thuradaya and ROPER Oas itova wltb«gaa heat­ Saturdays. No phone calls, neaae EXPERHENCBb Doctor’a office ing unit.' Uke new. Ouaranteed In 755 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 8648 «e sisft [ come In for interview. Carroll’s, assistant. Part or full timt. Call first class condition. 93 'Laurel i';'„'rarKk'. i''A Manchest^. ‘ 4339, or write Box K. Herald. ■IreeL ReafI Horald Advi. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, lOSO ' i» * ______' fj^ w o a a m iMattrttP0ter g opnittg Take Time Today to Make YOUR Chest X-Ray Appointment and the vote thia time found three in favor and tw6 againat, both Emergency Doctors Gets Defense Post Green School Baritone Soloist Writ Is Served times a majority. A jbj^ t'ow n Attorney George C. Leesner of Avtrsfs Dslly Net Press Ran The Weather Dr. John Prlgnano, 3-ldl6, the Lessner and Rottnar law firm, Fdr tOw Waak Ending Paraoam at C. 0. WaMbar B em a ' ndNta ftir tiM tm * K f «IPP»IL Parents’ Week On Zone Board representing the plaintiff, aaya GRRTnERS M ayw her 4, 1990 tS d 'l> r Harold Lehmua, 7249, iM M M ryad«t «:a0 tamorrow eve- the qtieation haa never been de­ 111 K4.J Si leal Ihday aatUy aOaody «a M r, ■ifnfc few tka Man’a club of the Bec- are the phyaiclana of the Man­ mIMs klghaak baatpandoM uaar chester Medical Auoclation cided aa to the action of the Zon­ bnC Oaocregattoral church in Legal Document De* ing Board of Appeala in the fact 10,132 #4: toaight Muiljr claadyt law near arlth the annual fair who WlU respond to emergency Invited to Visit the Class-/ 44; Thnredny, partly dandy aad calie tomorrow afternoon. mands Certificate of that no aonlng regulation ia in­ Bbmbar o< Bw Ao«t ^ T fta W M 'a Laacu* •** ■UU rooms to See Students volved but la baaed on another B a m s a< OUaulaMoaa oonttanied lailiL avallaMa. n a y may be purchaaed Approval in Local Plea statute that the Zoning Board is WEDNESDAY Manchester— A City of Vittage Charm at Uw door or raaervations may be At Work an administrative body and under ma4e by calUnc riUirr Mra. Georce Linne Lodge, No. 73, Knights of Pythias will hold its regular A writ of mandamus returnable the statute a majority ia luffi- IlMtber, or Mia. Thomaa meeting tomorrow night at eight American Education Week will cient to approve rather than a 4-1 VOL. LXX. NO. S8 (ClnidSil aa 1G> HANCHESTER, c o n n ., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 (TWENTY P.\GE8) PRICE FOUR CENTS DajMcina. B-B74S. o'clock in Orange h^f. Plana are be observed at the Green School to the Court of Common Pleas on vote. December 5 was served on the The writ waa served on the en­ 4be Ladtea Aid of the Emanuel underway for the usual Thanks­ thia week In all classrooms, the giving Eve social which will be main emphasis being placed on Zoning Board of Appeals , last tire board that includes James H. Lutheran ohuroh will meet Tbura- McVeigh, chairman, . William VALUES day afternoon it two. Any medf- held following the next meeting ahowing parents what their chil- night. It concerns issuance of a U.S. Wants Red New Governor 600 UN. Planes November 23. Details will be dla- certificate of approval for a us« ^ dents were appoint^ cadet offic­ Nevera have prepared a program Lake Success, Nov. 8—(>P)—The Seoul, Nov. 8 (S’)—.Six hundred ers and non-commissioned officers pointment of Past Commander has studied voice under the direc­ Taft and Dewey W in;|K egim | D eSpitC Y ^ O r k O il Four *<***» Republicans Gain NNENURST Chariee L. WIgren, Dilworth-Oor- based on language and mualc United States today charged the Allied warplanes blasted North at a ceremony in the college which they will present to their tion of Wyllys Waterman, a well One Seat in House; chapel ,yesterday afternoon. nell-Qiiey Post, No. 102. well Tydings, Lucas Lose; ^ * Chinese Communists with direct Korea all along the Manchurian I OPEN AM- DAY parents in the lunchroom On known teacher of voice in Hart­ Among those appointed were Dud­ known track coach of Manchester Thursday at 2 o’clock. Third HALE'S Democratic Control of military Intervention In Korea, and border today to block off Red Civic Projects Big McLevy Vote Is ley V. Bickford, of 22 Oreenhlll High school, to the seven man Ci­ graders in Mrs. Norenc Cotter’s ford. stassen rlea WEDNESDAY vilian Defense Commission of the urged the United Nations Security reinforcements from Communist Blow to Bowles’ Bid street, as first lieutenant, William room have Invited the parents to Mr. MacCluggage is an active Another great value from our Congress Teetering Council to require the Mao Tze- TVjmklel, of 91 Crestwood drive, an American Legion. The Commission come on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. member of the Beethoven Glee Headquarters Children’s Dept. These dresses, China. NcBtle's Morsels . .pky. 21c sergeant, and Ellerd M. Hulbert. will work in close cooperation with Tung regime to withdraw its Electorate Ok'tl Incin­ On Friday at 2 the parenta of Club of Manchester and is also sizes l-6x, will solve some of Hopes GOP Gains Will forces. But air observers reported "very New Haven, Nov. -8.—(/P) Confectionery Suffar of 165 Oakland street, as corfioral, the State Director of Civilian De­ vice president and chairman of the FDR your Christinas gift problems. By The Associsted Press heavy traffic” rolling acroai Man­ fense, Roger I. Gleason. fourth graders in Mrs. Nona Mc­ Not Affect Conduct of Warren R. Austin, chief Ameri­ erator, Parking Ramp, —Connecticut's ticket-split­ 2 lbs. 2.3c Cann’s room will have an opportu music committee of that organiza­ Demoersta held onto shaky can Delegate, told the Council churia toward the Valu river .The Q\iarler Century Club of the Past Commander Wigren has tion. He has appeared in a num­ boundary. They also spotted an New Police Station ting electorate retained Its Baker's Shredded Hartford Gas company held its an­ served the American Legion In the nity to visit and enjoy a program control of Congress today Foreign Affairs; Tru- there are indications that 30,000 Coeoanut ...... pkK- ISc prepared by the children. ber of churches throughout Con­ 9:00-12:00 after Republicans mowed Chinese Communlet troops are in estimated 700 vehicles already two Democratic senators, one nual party at the Hartford Club Post, District and Department in necticut as soloist for the Glee south of the river In North Korea. And Street Wiilening by a wide margin and the Contadina laat night. Four employes of the many capacities over a period of The fifth grade taught by Mrs. down Senate administration man on River Cruise Korea and that the number is in­ Florence Woods will demonstrate Club during their annual concert creasing. He said the United Na­ As the U. N. air arm mounted other by such a siim edge Tomato Paste .. .2 for 21c Manchester office are members of years. toura. leaders in a stunning vote as- one of the largest raids of the Hartford, Nov. 8 (O City the club that numbers 81 members school work for the parents on Washington, Nov. 8— —Sec­ tions should assist in aettling any that his GOP rival refused to Fresh shipment of Keeb- Wednesday at two and at the close Mr. MacCluggage ia also a mem­ uult on President Truman's problems relating to Korea’s Korean War, reinforcements ar­ Managrr Carlton F. Sharpe today who have been employed by the of school Mrs. Woods will give a ber of the ’’Mclatcrslngers’’ of BOYS’ retary of State Dean Acheson, a rived on the Korean east coast. concede. Complete unofTicisI ler’s Crackers and Cookies. Hartford Gas company for over Tjjie Rockville Emblem Club will policies. So strong was the Republican target in the election northern frontier. Then he add­ Elements of;the U. B. Third In­ went ahead with preparations for short talk to the parents inter­ Hartford, and a soloist for the ed: results tabulated today, how­ Try Keebler’s Philadelphia 25 years. They are Emma Klng- precede Its monthly meeting to­ preting the fifth grade, program. Barnstormer's summer concert Rc^. 51-98 GOP comeback from the pres­ campaign, said today he haa no fantry Division landed at the Port the construction of four major ever, coat Demoersta the gover- baum. .Fred Baker, Raymond Mer­ "But in offering assurance, the of Wonsan. ■ Sand Tart Cookies and morrow evening at the Elks home Sixth grades taught by Mrs. group. He has played the leading idential year defeat of 1948 intention of reslgiUng. Security Council must also see to projects authorized by voters In nurahlp. cer and William Wylie. In Rockville With a pot luck sup­ that the new Senate, meeting In On the ground U. N, troops Re-elected by the biggest ma­ Kecbler’s Town House Madeline Mitchell have Invited parts in the Gilbert and Sullivan COAT That was his comment at a It that the authorities In Peiping TUeaday’a election. Crackers. You’ll find them per at 6:30. their parents fb come in groups on operettas at the South Methodist January, will line up with 49 are under no Illusion that their pushed forward on all fronts. The Preliminary work already la be- jority given any candidate. Demo* The Ladies Auxiliary of the news conference after being told unexplained Communist withdraw­ cratic or Republican, waa Senator oat of the ordinary. the days when their Social studies church and has done impersona­ Democrat! and 47 Republican!. that Republican Leader Harold conduct Is condoned by the United Ing done in connection with the Itallan-Amerlcan Society will meet committocs are reporting. That change repreaented a gain al continued. Brlen McMahon. He la Chairman tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the Vashti Shrine No. 2, Order of tions of Harry Lauder with the lo­ SWEATERS Stasaen had Interpreted yester­ Nations or that the organized proposed widening of Jewell street Pineharat Fresh the White Shrine of Jerusalem, An informal question and an­ cal Pipe Band. of aix eeat! for the Republican!— world community can accept this Intelllgwice Officers at General of the Joint Oongressiona; Com­ clubhouse on Eldridge atreet. in California, Idaho, niinole, day’s election results aa s vote of MacArthUrs Tokyo Headquarters along the eastern fringe of Bush- mittee on Atomic Bhiergy. Lamb Patties -. . .lb. 49c Which has afaotrt forty members In swer period waa conducted by Mrs. The Manchester Rotary Club Is Rang^ Refrigerators no confidence In Acheson and had thinly disguised invasion of Korea. Doris Lund for the seventh grade Maryland, Penneylvania and Utah clamped a surpriee news blackout nell Park, from PulaakI Circle to ' He scored close to a 45,’000 vota Old Fashion The Ward Group of the South Manchester, announces a Military pleased to present this artist to called for his resignation. Impose “Grave Danger" victory over Ex - Repreaentetiva Whist for Thursday evening at parents at the close of school on the Manchester public at its forth­ Washers and Al! —^ e a t in part by the lose of that "The Chinese Communists have on dereippmente between Commu­ the interaecllon of Pearl, Ford, Sausage Meat ..... lb. 49e Methodist church will meet tomor­ held by Senator Forreat Donnell ’’As for my intentions to . re­ nist battle lines and the Manchur­ Joseph B. Talbot. row at 8 p. m. Members are re­ eight o'clock, in the Masonic Tem­ Monday, the discussion centering coming show at the Verplanck sign are concerned. I have no such imposed a grave danger upon the Trinity and Jewell streets. Rib Pork Roast . . . lb. 49c around the Junior high school pro­ Other Appliances of Miaaouri. The Senate divleion world-the danger that the pres­ ian border. They aaid the clamp- In contrast, the socond Senator­ quested to bring items for the ba- ple, East Hartford. Reservations school, November 10 and 11. intentions whatever,” Acheson down would be temporary. Mr. Sharpe aaid that construc­ ial race went to Senator William may be made by telephoning Mrs. gram. waa the cloeeat aince 1930. ent conflict may not be lim its to aaar. Eighth graders have planned to A few Hotiae racea remained to said, giving reporters permission They deolincd to answer qiiei- tion will be started in the spring. Benton by about 1,500 votes. Hla Edwin D. Foster, 6596. Mrs. Foster T taJW .IU U COM to quote him directly."” the Korean area. The United Na tlona about the Reds' ultimate In- The widening will be financed un­ O O P rival. Prescott Bush, stead- conduct a regular class discussion nsiimssm be decided but the Democrats had tlona has done its best to avert who is the worthy high priestess period for their parenta on Wed­ won mathematical control and No Word prom Truman tentiona—whether the Commu­ der a $170,000 bond laaue. The fostly refused to oonceda defeat, lives at 358 Woodbrldgc street this Read Herald Advs. At the same time, Acheson said this peril. The United Stateq on electorate approved the project by and hla supporters talked of a pos­ nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Part wool fancy swenters. Sizes acemed to be pointed to a majori­ its own behalf and In the exercise nists presumably were planning town. Mrs. Lewis M. Dush of Lar- 4-16. Brown and Blue color ty over the Republicans of about he hopes and believes that the Re­ an stuck, trying to consolidate a 25,017 to 13,951 vote. sible demand for a recount. rabee street, East Hartford. is publican galna in House and Sen­ of the responsibilities of the uni- “CORNERSTONE CAPERS” BNOM combinations. 90 aeats. fled command has made every ef­ John Daria Lodge present lines or preparing a aerlea City Needs IncinerBtor The biggest off-year turnout of chairman. Lnoos Bowled Over ate would not have any affect up­ of delaying actions. The Manager also diaclosed to­ voters In tha State’s history saw on the conduct of foreign affairs. fort to do the same. Wa have By a margin of approximatel.v 15.000 % otes lAulge, Went port Republl- Governor Cheater Bowles, wartlnif A MUSICAL VARIETI’ SHOW Friendship Circle ftAmtmr ^rn a rn m In an antl-1>uman administra­ sought publicly to reassure the In an hiaforic sidelight to the day that the Administration will The Friendship Circle of the Sal­ tion phalanx. Republican oppo­ At the White House earlier. As­ can, defeated Governor Chester Bowles. I.itdge will be the first C’on- air war. Jet met Jet In a fight to proceed Immediately In the con­ OPA Administrator, lose hla M 9;M - t t iU sistant Presa Secretary Eiben Ayera Chinese Communist regime that nectlcut Oovern- u. s. Indicts Pllota said tha Red Jets tried to out 4>f dumping areas for Its rub­ who wa# assisted by Mrs. Rhoda He aaid he did not think that bish. Doris Steiner, sopranos; Ralph Krmjak. gains by severe foreign policy alatonce. direct or indirect, to the LaBelle Are Returned lure them across the border over ★ DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ★ Maccarone. tenor; and Gerald During the evening three of the DEC-ember Are Not! New Steel Qty critics among the Republicans North Korean aggressor." 111 Two Million Manchuria—a new tactic. U. N. Although tha city is going Taft’s Victory Chappell, baritone. Warrei/ Wood, members were surprised by the meant a repudiation of U. S. for­ Rejects Vohinteier Claim To General Assembly planes have )>een ordered to stay ahead with Ita plana for a new po­ organist of the Second Congrega­ presentation of gifts for their new MORIARTY eign i>olicy. He added that he did He denied the Pelpin radio’s as­ clear of Oilnese Communist air. lice station and Administration tional church is director. homes. Mrs. Bessie Cole received not anticipate any more trouble sertions that the Chinese Commu­ In the big raid 80 U. 8. B-29 Building and a downtown ramp Puzzles Labor Strike Threat nists in Korea were volunteers. Dollar Liotterv In a record turnout Of •ome Superforta dumped 640 tona of parking garage, the former un­ ‘‘GIFT GALLERr a pair of brass candlesticks, Mrs. BROTHERS So— gel ready for these cold embers by In­ with the new Congress than with der a $2,500,000 bond issue and Jessie Lyons a Cape Cod fire TEL. 5135 the present one. They are organized military units, 15,000 voters, Manchester yestet- bomba on Blnuiju, concentration EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH he said, and their number In Ko­ day gave Republican John Lodge point for Chinese Red supplies the latter under a $2,940,000 la­ lighter, and Mrs. Ruby Clough a stalling Automatic Oil Heat in your home. He also waa asked about a pre­ aue, Mr. Sharpe Indicated that Ohio Senator Triumphs N otice beautiful vaae. Pittsburgh Building election remark of Senator 'Taft rea is Increasing. Franklin Prewi of Ml* a 501. edge In hla victorious battle and site of an airfield used by Re(t SAT., NOV. 18— 1:30 P. M. Oil Heal “Tailored” to suit YOUR particular Austin said the Chinese Reds Jets In -attacks on U. S. aircraft. some delay may be evountered Service WoilAers to Cm (R-Ohio) that there haa been too ami Also Named. as for the governorship; tipped Sen­ In their actual construction. Over Great Democrat home and circumstances. much secrecy in rearming the had come to the aid of the North B-26 ..light liomberi. fighter- Fancy work and food made with care Zoning Board of Appeals Out in Pay Dispute Western European countries. Ache- Korean Communiats at a time Conspirator by Spe* i ator Brlen McMahon a 1,227 local bombers and fighters took part In He said the delay will be caused And Union Coalition At the DORCAS SOCIETY Annual Fair son said he was not aware of such lead; gave Representative A. A by the acquisition of land prelim­ In accordance with the require­ (OoattaoMl OB PBgo NIbc) inary to construction. Make a note and plan to be there. A M E S IT E d r i v e w a y s Pittsburgh, Nov. 8.—(JT—A secrecy. (Conttnued on Page Fourteen) cial Federal Jury Rlblcoff 922 over Colonel Schwol- Columbus, 0„ Nov. 8—(JP)—V. S. ments of the zoning regulations Conversion Burners Boiler-Burner Units Clearance of these fine m.von sky: re-elected Probate Judge Senator Robert A, Taft, wlm fought of the Town of Manchester, the walkout of building service em­ • REDUCED RATES Panties. Sizes 5-6-7 and some ployee today threatened Pitta- Miami, Fla., Nov. 8--(A^ — John J. Wallett a Republican by the greatest Democrat-Labor cpaltr Zoning Board of Appeals will hold • GRADP'G FREE SINCE 1920 Complete Heating Systems extra sizes. Band leg and 1.807 and sent both Representa­ tion In Ohio history, waa reelected a public hearing in the Municipal b n i^ , already In the throes of Thirteen men and the Franklin tive Sherwood O. Bowers. Repub­ • POWER ROLLER USED WORK frilly. newspaper and department store yesterday. Building, Mondajl evening. No­ GUARANTEED Press of Miami have been indicted lican and John D. LaBelle, a Gov. Frank J. Lausche, a Demo­ vember 13, 1950, at 7 P. M., on • FREE ESTIMATES truck drivers strikes. College Teaeher Slain aa conaptraiors in what the gov­ Prisoner Dies Trying CALL Easy Payment Terms Arranged Democrat, back to the General crat who risked hla party’s Ire by the following applications: • TIME PAYMENTS 9:W - 12iN More than 2,000 elevator opera­ ernment clafma waa a 02,000,000 Assembly. expressing admiration far the Re­ Kenneth Miller for extension of MANCHESTER tors, Janitors and maintenance intematlonat lottery ring. AaseuFily Totals publican Senator, also won a third CAREFULLY permission to use building for • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 personnel voted yesterday to au­ In Crime of Passion The men were IndlctM by a spe- LaBelle gained the highest score To Escape from Jail term. COMFOUNOED Welding Shop a t 422 Hartford SAVE WITH thorise a walkout which would af­ U federal grand Jury here yes­ for representative with 7,644 Republican's won six of Ohio’s 23 Road, Business Zone. fect about 98 per cent of the city’s terday on i f counts of conspiring while Bow’era had 7,542. Defeated congreaatonal seats and led In ease office buildings. to violate federal lawa agalnal were Republican _ Ray ‘Warren Dr. .1. Massaro for permission LADIES’ lending or receiving lottery tick­ Plunges 20 Feet to Con­ teste for eight others. The Demo­ to use third floor of building for DeMAIO BROTHERS A spokesman for Local 29, po Um Hold i XrooDS Push with 7.455 and Democrat E. Mae Police Seek crats captured two seats and led an apartment and permission to OaS Now — We rersoaally Snparetee AS WorkI AFL-BuUdlng Service Emj^oyes, ets in interstate commerce. Holden with 6,948. The probate crete Floor of Court- In seven racea. WILLIAMS said the walkout would come As Material Witness in | a The Franklin Presa was charged judgeship Waa won by Judge Wsl- erect outside stairway at 52 Park SLIPPERS Republicans also were making a Bring your doctor’s prescriptions here Street, Residence Zone AA. without further notice. The work­ New York City Stab* [ with 11 coiinU of placing lottery lett 8,298 against Judge Gryk’a Death Car i yard in Hartford strong bid for control of the state ers are demanding a new contract Plane Search -tickets In Interstate commerce. Democratlq vote of 6.491. for careful compounding while you wait. Camlllo Gambolati for excep­ * 3 Floridians Indleted In Manchester Jasper McLevy ’___ After Breaking Line legislature, now dominated by the tion on dwelling which is approxi OIL SERVICE Mlminatlng "Inequities’’ in the bing of Instructor | Dembcrate current e^ary schedule. The FBI aaid the men distribut­ Socialist -this time gained 190 The long, bitter battle for the mately 4 1-2’’ closer to Porter For The Latest in 341 BROAD STREET TEL. 2-1257 Fear Airliner Exploded ed tickets on the ChrlAniaa votes for governor and Mrs. Paul No Clues to Driver of Hartford, Nov. 8—(A3^An ex­ No parking problems here. Park free Street than regulations allow, xn A unlcm official said the build­ New York, Nov. S—(/P)—A hand­ U. S. Srnstoi’shlp came to a defi­ right next to oar pharmacy. Modem Eyewear Handicap to run December 26 G. Robeson, running for repre- convict was walking in s single nite end at 2:15 a.m. today when lot No. 15 Porter Street, corner ing acrvice workers turned down some collegre instructor — who waa Over Divide in Bliz* at Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. acntative-at-large on a Peoples Auto Which Fatally In­ line of some 23 prisoners to Lancaster Road, Residence Zone an offer of seven and a half cents found dead in bed yesterday with Three Floridians were among Joseph T. Ferguson, the Demo- • Party ticket got only 28 votes. jured 4 Year Old Boy breakfast in the Hartford County cratic candidate, gave up. A. aa hour. There was no immediate 38 atob wounds in his naked body jmrd With 22 Aboard those indicted. They are Carl L. On the state and county offices, Jsll this morning when he sud­ John and Bernice RIeg for per comment by the building opera­ —was the victim of a "crime of Bqss. Sr., of Stuart: George R. Manchester turned In a substan­ denly broke ranks without warn­ Ferguson, who boasted through­ THE MEDICAL tors. Wage acalea were not dis­ passion.’’ police said. Bulletin! Covtie Fort Lauderdale and a tial Republican winning vote. Hartford, Nov. 8 . i/P) ■ Police out the campaign that "I'll heat mission to build basement addi­ A—Plush style. In red. closed. ing. He vaulted a railing fronting 344 MAIN STREET tion to Shady Glen Milk Bar, at Only a person in the throes of Butte, Mont., Nov. 8.—iP) third whose name was not reveal­ Vote Two Years Ago today pressed their' Investigation the second tier of cells and plung­ Taft by 2S0J)00 votea,” was trail­ 840 Middle Turnpike East, Resi­ wine, blue. Sizes 4-9. uncontrolled rage could have —Butte PoUoe Chief Bart J. ed because he haa not been arrest- In 1948 Bowles carried Man­ Into the death of s*-four year old ed about 20 feet to the concrete ing by 205,281 in the Associated TELEPHONE 3524 dence Zone AA. DONT FORGET stabbed Karl T. OhI, 37, so many Riley said today that a “heli­ ed. chester by 283 while Republicans boy who Is ssld to have been fa­ floor of s courtyard, landing on B—^Top grade felt, hard times. Detective Rudolph Mc­ copter Is circling the wreck­ Others listed in the Indictments carried the town for the rest of tally Injured 1st* yesterday when his head ‘and shoulders. A few (Continued on Page Fourteen) Eugene V. McClure for permis­ sole, hand turned, plaid col­ Laughlin declared. an sutomobUa hit the tricycle he sion to erect addition to building age” of a Northwest AlrUneo were: the atite slate, with Representa­ minutes later he waa dead. lar. Designed fof “True News Tidbits A 55-year-old portrait artist, plane missing with 33 per­ Sam Salome, 42, and Shapiro tive LaBelle gaining a legislative was riding. to be used In conjunction with ex­ Hubert Landau, who foimd the Kenneth Morris’s death was the Sheriff James D. Ellsworth said isting automobile sales and serv TO VOTE TONIGHT! Fit**. Sisds 4-9 in btaa aqd sons aboard In the moonMns that the man. George W,. Rich­ Calkd Fron (Ry W ins body in their apartment, was being east of here. Riley said the (Contlaned OB Page Fourteen) fCoBtinued OB Page Foartoea) 18tli trOfflC 'N iam y 'tH Hartford Pecora Beaten Ice, a portion of which will extend wine. held today aa a material witness. this ytar. ards. 34,. of 271 Wethersfield ave­ into Residence Zone B, at 373 plane is over Nine-Mile can­ nue, waa admitted to tall about Landau waa ordered held after yon, which cuts up the malB Police who ssld they were not Main Street, Business and Real' POm GLOSE AT 7 P, H. stock market' ridas crest of called to Investigate until more noon yesterday after being held in For Mayoralty dence Zone B. Aa^1iflj(,Dil*|^ Jamer "Ifihge of W COhtttiEiilil bt- $10,000 bsU In Hartford Police 9:00-12:00 Dhly quenlonsd him four houra. ride near Homeotoke. He naid than aa hous aRer -the accident, -Nathan Sandals -for.. .extension, tn X a of Woodstock 'yasterdw court on a charge of Injury or ' Btave T ^ Eye Fliyiitctaa*S WeecilptlOB Aeeiirately WUed B r On- FOR TRANSPORTATION^eALL THE8E=WUMBER9r Ohl taught mathematics and en­ them "was no alga of Ufe." gave this venrien of It: risk of injury to children. A Reminder- of permission to erect two-fsmily Only First (JpieSty Lsnses and Framee L'aed. . maintained their :record a t uavkt gineering at Fairlelgh-Dickaon Aato DIaappeared Vincent R. Impellitteri, dwelling on lots No. 13 and 14 having woa oa"'MeoUon.. .Mrs. Kenneth, aon of Mr. and Mrs. It waa the fifth time Richards B e ^ r Service Given Inunedlate Attenttoa. College in Rutherford, N. J. He had Butte. Mont, Nov. 5—(AV-Na News Flashes had come to the Jail, always In Brookfield Street, Residence Zone Leonard BL Grace. Ueenaed Opticiaa DISTRICT 1 DISTRICTS Alice K. Leopold Of ' Weston, ‘'d» studied at the Harvard Graduate tional Guardsmen today Joined in Joseph Morris, was riding a trlcy- Independent, Is Victor­ According to the low all A. SHEER feated G O P candidate for Secre­ School. the search for a Northwest Alr^ (Late BoUeUas of toe UP) Wbw) cl« on the sidewalk near hla home connection with morals offenses, ious in New York City New Ehigismd Coin Operations, MANOHESTER OPBOAL GOWANY East Side Rec West Side Rec tary Of State, says it ia "pretty Police also questioned an uni­ lines plane which vanished In i and waa atnick by a car which the sheriff said. The first time Inc., for permission to condqct KANTRUN certain" the will aak for noeont dentified woman and aaid "at blixsard with 22 persons aboard was tuning into a driveway. waa when Richards waa 21 years Next Td SUto Theater — Teleplioiie 3-9021 . .Claims for oaenployment bene- During the ana>t«>neBt which fol- of age. Richards also served a New York, Nov. S—OP) — Vin­ businesses doing INSTALL­ self-service laundry in building at 2-2701 least 35" of Ohl’s acqualhtoneea while groping for a landing near cent R. Impellltteri, an angry, in­ 9 Maple Street, Bualnees 3k>ne. 747 Main Street Manchester, Conn, 24330 24101 2-2900 MESH flta In Cenaectloat rtmalnsd al- would be interrogated. the backbone of tha Oontinantal Four Kilkd As Destroyers (!oIlida ntoat unchanged at 12,064 for Norfolk, Vs„ Nov. g—(/P)--Two Unltod States Navy de (CeatteaeS oa Page Tea) (Caatteued oa Page Tea) surgent Democrat, beat Tammany MENT SALES -must register Zion Evangelical Lutheran week ended Nov. 4 from 12,324 The husky, blond tnstruetor was Divide yesterday. Halt single-handed yesterday and Church for permission to erect di who appUed during previous stroyen collided early today 400 miles off Wilmington, N. C-, won election as mayor of New rectional sign, 34‘’xl6’', on Hart­ DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 4 NYLON HOSE week, announces State Labor dO' (Oeattoaed oa Pogo Tea) lOnattoaad ea POgn Tea) killing four men. Three others were injured, two of them York City. ford Road, comer West Street, with the Federal Reserve Bank Armory . Y. M. C. A. partment. erUicsIIy. Riding a wave of popular sym­ Residence Zone B. . Reg. 51.85 Borne 600 guests attend gain • • • Mfuxantonio Is Toppled pathy after he was denlsd his Zk>n Evangelical Lutheran Ruptured ffnaslQh Bnbnasy reception tn Goto Life In Killing party’s nomination, he defeated in Boston by Nov. 17. Church for permission to erect di Ahtas' MadatnTTtnssT | | | P | | | 2-1153 2-1103 632' 5792 Washington commemorating SSrd Plane Flies Polio Serum Judge Ferdinand Pecora, the rectional sign. 24’’xl6’*, on Cooper n L I f a ju h >n m u s s n r - anniversary of Oommunist rev ^- New Haven, Nov. 8—(iP)— A 45-year-oId New Haven Negro In N. Y. by Coalition Vote Democratic-Liberal - nominee, with Street, comer O nter Street, Resi­ TING hy gndMtad n- tlon. . .Noisy, turbulent* crowds was sentenced to life in the State Prison st Wethersfield, 1,156,587 votes to 937,060. dence Zone A. parta. OaBt take ehnMaa GENERAL HEADQUARTERS that naed to Jm TUnes Sgonn To Warren Daughter after lie pleaded guilty to second degree murder, in Supcric The RepuMIcan and American Louis Klinkhamer for permis­ with lamiMrlsaosd Inwa SOO.OOO^atrong to wMch returns Court today, in the September 10 ahooting of another Negi New Yorli, Nov. 5 (]p)—Vito-ittelian and Puerto Rican "Span- Labor Party candidates were F o r further information contact the sion to use underaise building SMng- 0«v Mpseli giva on election nlghU are thing of Maroaatonio, for yaani Oongraaa’ I'lah horlem." In Oak atrecL Donovan, oelf-atyled "moderate caught between the two major which la located cloeer to rear line yna FfIvniA psvsanal past, and poUoe eftlmate last Sacramento, Chlif., Nov. S.— The serum has been used a moat saaloua and unawervlng left­ rivals aad swamped. aarvlea. U v m knvn Democrat," former state senator off icen of tide bank, than regulitlona allow, as a dwell­ nlght’a tame gathering at 30,00. —A aerum 'vrhleh may sava Gov* oeasfully to arrest the spread of Republican'Edward (forsl.drew ing on Hunnlford Street, rear 181 s»nm a knM . yaa win Sight ImBiiars #f sheer 51 . . .Negotiations reaume In New Trent-Lyon Declared Insane ist, waa toppled from office last and long-time Tammany HOU gaaga 15 dehler Kaatnuw that emor Warren’s youngest daugh* poUo but la not a cum, a,special­ worker, termed hla . election a 383,795 votes, while Fhul Robs, ths Summit Street, R e^ence Zone kaaw what laal caatfart Baby Sittoii FraviM Oa Raonatl York in effort to stove off strike ist warned. New Haven, Nov. 8—(AV-Theodore A. Trent-Lyon, being night by tha power of a three-par­ Left-Wing American Labor candi­ ■saaa If yaa M oar as. will fiva yoa double wear, that could eriRde natton’a toto- ter, Nina, from further ravages The tragedy turned what might ty coalition. "victory for the people over Oom' WUnter Keeney jfdr permission norta St yaa with a aaw laea S ^ -IL held on a first degree murder charge in connection with the Backed by the Republican, munlam." \ date, got only 149,183. to change regular melling to 2- phMte systoin tomorrow. of polio wgs due hem this morn­ have been the day of greatest po­ The total vote in tha bitter rocs AHBOM MODBBN Vala R ig M -F iH Tha Saaawl L a w lities! mjoicihg for Warren into fatal ahooting of a Yale profeasor, today was' described ss ItofoocrattoJaoflt Ji4beral Fortieo, ifarcaptonlo, 45. oenoodod de­ family dwelling a t 49Q Keeney XBUBS. ing *via mercy plane from Chlc»- Jamof G. 51, defaatad feat early. Steading on a daak in was 3,635,634—a reoerd for a SliMt, Rival mMoNBeSaa^' ’Tirtssary Bslsiic* day of sads iss. prsyem and sox* insane by three court appoint ^ayebiatriats. mayoralty campaign. The old rec­ go. lous waiting. He made p)->Sidhey M. Phelan. Jr^ of OM The outooma omaahad Mmrcan- "It Just goss to show you can't 50-year-old Zii9 elUtt«i who was Manchester Trust Co. JanMs H. MeVsigh, VOTE SEPUBLieAN GRRTnERS Net budget MoalpU luMlO.636.- He kept himself seduded—si* Oty Oeundl preotdsat aptO he OLD Wire Mill mad. -Vice-President and Director of the Virginia tanlo’a 14-year-old poUticol reign beat a go^g-up. oi)d theiw who bo- Chatrman. S’ 1 J 44' 49; budiot axpmdttures fin^JSS,- Four spectsllsts ssld today she temstely at the hltoI or In his M am DeposR iMnpaace Corporatloii tBepoblleaa Towa Oemoafttae) wga in "very crltlcsT eoadiUon. home. His Interest la tha sleetion Palp and Pap6r Cn„ of New York City, died today at Stam In tha 18th Oangraailonal ’diatrlet Uava la real damocroey moot WlUlam R. Stuek, PHARMACY 599.S4: cash balance 54.038,655,' — Manhatten'a ■rOdwMeajatlar laam d laaaoa from thia." 1 Secretary, 505.41. Both legs sm paralysed. was relegated to the bodvround. ford HospltaL

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