'U Grunewald finally was called is degree cloud of vapor ani fras- Miles and milea of the surround a witness last January but declined stitutional assembly four yeara ago consider also Espejo's resignation. tribe was harked to death by Man Sizes 3 to 6x. White, blue and yellow. Reg. $2.25. $1.98 menta. He aaid it was a test of an ing countryside was a scene of ut to answer any qeatlons. ■ ^ MORG AN JONES DISH CLOTHS declared without altering the con Espejo and other -top mernbei-a Mail torrori-sts last night in a Beautiful fabrica for every type of garment. atomic bomb on Harbor Installa News Tidbits Bulletins ter devaAtatJon. Only One Statement i stitution that one third of the Sen of the CGT said their action wVs widespread, renewal of violcnee In 36 " ,AMERITEX EVERGLAZE PLAIN COTTONS tions. 2M hUaaIng About all TJie investigators gbb GROUP OF DRESSES ators. should, be elected or appoint prompted )>y the events at the ral Culled from A P Wires this British East African colon.v. from the A P Wires 36 " GOLDTONE PRINTS Churchill, making the flr.st o '- In battered Tabaco town to the out of him in five aesaiona waa 18* 6 FOR 49c ed every two years. ly but pledged anew their full sup An African policeman also was Sizes 3 to 6x. Values to $4.98. ficlal statement on the atomic test north, 118 persona were reported statement:,"! waa bom In 1892i" rtea\ y quality Morgan Jones cloths that will give maximum wear.' .36 " GOLPTONE WAFFLE PIQUE $159 to $4i9 The constitution leayew Inter- port to Peron and hia policies. butchered ancj two other* are Nylone^ - Bristle . HAIR BRUSHES (The reaction to Espejo by the in the Monte Bello lalaotLs off He declined on advice o f couiuhl ,36 " STARTEX DRAPERY FABRICS pretatirm of its provisions entire General Motors Corp, to spon ml.ssing. YOSHID.A .MAY W IN Excellent quality. Colors: Blue. pink, white. crowds on Oct. 17 gave rise to northwest Aiiatralia Oct. 3. said (CMittaDed on Page Four) to saywhere he was bom or tan 36” AMERITEX SUEDE FLANNEL ly to -the Majlis. Fstemi denied sor nation-wide television-radio Police and troop.s fanned put in Tokyo, Oei. 23— lA’i—Prime speculation abroad that Peron the bomt> was placed in the Plym. about anything Involving hjm slate that today's action was inspired description of presidential Inaugu * search for the ir.iirdercis and Minlater .Shlgrni Yoahida, 74- might he losing ground'due to A r a 1.450-ton frigate which w-as that* date. I8"x36”. SIZE anchored in one of the many ration In Washington on Jan. 20 arrested 21 person.* believed to he ■Vear-old friend of America and 89c each HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT (Continued on Page Four) gentina's economic crisis.) the ueatern world, today ap Today's Ihdictment charged lagoons In the islands. The ship . . Police In Bridgeport hope to. connected with the .secret anti- Small Hurricane among -other things that Grunfr; white Hau Man society. British peared aaaiired of again heading dtstlntegrated. ton.s of rock and question woman about knifing as wald refused to tell the H(nis* REG. $1.19-$ 1.29 AND $1.35 METAL ENAMELED DRAIN BOARDS .. $ 1.00 Each water were hurled Into tlie air and sault perpetrated on her In hall- forces were reinforced, meanwhile, the Japanese government aa his MARTEXDRYMEDRYDISH areli rival, lehiro Hatoyama, Held ‘Humdinger’ Ways and Means subcommltt4- a high tidal wave followed. .wav of a downtown hotel last by arrival of the cruiser Kenya headed by Rep. King (D-CallAi) night. with Marine detachments at Mom stepped down In the contest for African violet growing kit. $2.95 complete. Contains: Potting He Indicated In hia rep.-jrt to the what officials of tha . Intertill.. »\ AMFRITEX Kefauver Certain Adlai House of Commons a hop.’ that Two brothers found guilty of basa port, 280 miles southeast of leadership of the dominant Lib Miami. Fla., Oct 23—oPi—The mixture, rooting medium,, plsnt food and spray. Revenue bureau he knew, and LONG HANDLE NYLON BRISTLE TOWELS SPECIAL 44e each the teat ma.v result in the United Income tax evasion ar^ allowed to Nairobi. eral party. hurricane In the Caribbean aea de-! .1 The famous martex Dr.VrMe-Dry dish towels—with linen, cotton. NOVELTY TAFFETAS. RAYON TWEEDS yploped winds of 115 milea an' hour- whether he bad ever discuss^ u w States .resuming.. an exchange « f a « T t .-consecutive: terms 4n- N. Y. . The chlcf.-^ij*mcd ■ Nderi — was tax cases-pending in that b u rteM ')| and raymr—for extra abSbrben'cy and long wear. • Solid'cblora, atomic information wM*h Britain. prison ao their 125 brassiere busi- killed at Nyeri, 46 miles n ortlf^f ASKS ST.aV OF CABINET today and ivaa described as a _ . , ALUMINuKS u ...4: $. 1.6.5,, J : - x m a r t i a t n p M . T a n d . —•rjn'vy.y.Y.- . AND PIN POINT EAB^ . To 'sIld'.iiot'itay'iww-.mUelv'HK' .*m p)ev«a-ca« .jahv':-: 'the. 'capitaK '-Lat*-'-y««tcrday'.2ike T.-Menna.. A.u*tria,-.>:Oet--Jtg-wiP). ■^hum.Upg«r'’ ^;^JWerat«rmPore-fe;G:i^ BATH BRUSHES 89e each Handy size. For baking.' roasting, etc. — .Austria's President, Dr. Theo caster Grady Norton. count o r ih F indictment; -wnnld'V atom teat coat, but reiuilicd. that, Yale celebrates 100th birthday of heard there was to be a gathering aiibje'ct to maxiinuni penalties Of Yale School o f Eoglneering. dor KoerAer, today' asked the A-: Navy Hurricane Hunter plane the .prevloua. lAbor governmeiit. of Jibput 500 Map Mau of bia.trllw 22-]wan In priaon or .$22,000 fte*,. ~ CLOSE OUT : $lJft9yard ^ 1 By TH E ASSOCIATED'TRESS rlsta? as he i«id the Republican . Mari gives ariariesla aa excuse- eosHlioa governmfnt -whleh'iv- Tyhlch etnerfed from theatorm ad REVERE WARE— MOST ITEMS NOW IN STOCIT bad spent 280 mlltion dollars from' and sent a message to polfoe hkad- or both. ••• Senator Estes Kefauver (D- candidate. General. Dwight Elsen- secret funds In develorlng the for bliriimy and is let off with a slgned at. midnight t « remain In vised all future fllghla to “ avoid qiiarters. A European offirer and The matter the Kinx commiU(A REG. 45c A beautiful range of fabrics in the newest colorings. Tenn.) says he-wou1di\'t-be cam-1 bower, ."seems to be reebmmend- weapon. suspended sentence In Simeridr 20 Afric an, police were aent to the office aa a provisional rablnet the north quadrant,which is ex COITON A\l» RAAON NEt;i,IGt'ES paignlng for . Governor Adlai tng.” or tjie qne of ataying in Korea particularly • wanted'' to ’ AxplOM . 45" AMERITEX RAYON TWEED GRASS SEED REDUCED Just at the close of hjs jta te- Court In .Hartford ..William. M.- spot. until general eleetlo3« ran be tremely turbulent and very wet." Stevenson, jL-ho defeated him for I and trying "to win an honorable held next January or February, Norton aaid the hurrichne noW With. Grunewald -was the story . 45” NOVELTY TAFFETAS ment , Churchill descril^ the | Citron. Democratic candidate for Slleed with Knives BRliNGH COATS AMI lilSTERS I LB. REG. 59c...... NOW 40c Lb. ' the Deinocratic presidential nomi-j peace as the United States now is weapon used as a bomb. It was U. S. Representative in Second “ has wound up Into a very severe told by' Abraham Teitelbaum, NIAGARA DISH TOWELS doing.!' j Meanwhile, however, the old Broken sizc.s and colors. Rep $3.9$. 45.' PIN POINY CHECKS 5 LBS. REG. $4.39 ...... NOW $3.00 nation, unleaa he was sure Steven-1 th^ first time It'had been called : District; urges Federal eovern- 5 PERISH IN FL.A.MES small hurricane" with a 'well-de- Chicago lawyer and one time count 42" CREPETONE son aimed to clean up graft and! Th^ firs t' alternative, said Ke chief and an escort Of one African Tyrone. Pa., Oct. 28— Oned eye-only 16 miles in diameter ael for CapMe interests. an.vthlng other than a weapon. i ment start program of scholarship and two Tribal policemen went to 36 " WARMSUTTA EVERGLAZE PL.AIN corruption. : ' |fauver, would mean "abandonment Five children of a railroad SPECIAL 3 FOR $1.(H; of the United.Nations effort to re Chur^ill made it clear that | for high school students able to In talks In Norwalk and-Wilton Britain Intends to go on 'making meet college requirements worker died in the flames lif ’ Sale$3i9 Tlie wonderful N'igara quality dish towels that are so absorbent 45" AMERITEX BONNIE PLAIDS BAMBOO LAWN RA K ES...... $ 1.59 last night. Kefauver, who headed ' sist aggression"'and wpuld "Invite (Continued' on Pag* Four)' atomic weapon*. Gen. James A. Van Fleet savs their burning home today after and will not lint. Striped borders and check pattern in red. blue, the Senate Crime Investigatlag larger aggressions." the. parents escaped' with their green and gold. committee, asserted: But, he continued, the second al-1. UN tnx>pr. will have to remain li> U. S. Opens Drive to Deport I. OUTDOOR CLOTHES DRYER ...... $10.98 Korea "as long as there are China youngest child, an Infant of '-'Unless I was convinced that ternative “ would prove to the eight months. Governor Stevenson would place! Communists that aggreasion. men there." . .. Ninety-four Ameri French Withdraw ANOTHER SHIPMENT! Senator Fer^son can authors, including 24 Pulitzer near the top of hti program th e; doesn't pay. It might mean rae- ro.N V itrr p e r j u r e r .s | Foreign-Born Red^Leaderd ' PLASTIC STORM /.WINDOWS ...;...$ 1.00 Each elimination of graft and corrup- thing better - for. the.. world'khan orlze winners, say maloiitv of na C l o s e o n l o t o f g i r d l e s tion's new.spapers and magazine- Before Vieliiiiiih Utchflcld, Ort. 28.—(An- MORE MORE OF THE WONDERFUL SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF 89c YARD 4 for $3.89 tion. I would not be here asking the war every gfbneration which Rest* in Hospital are ahowlnx "partiaanshlp" in Three men, convIetM of perjury, your support for hi* election." we have luid.” were sentenced in Superior Washington, Oct. 23—(IP)— At- - governmental changes. A t tha AND OTHER EOLNDATION GARAIENTS Kefauver', due In Storrs this Appearing with Kefauver, U. 8. new:s on presidential campaign. . Hanoi. Indo-CJhina, Oct. 23 -(,f1 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Cadillac, Mich.. Oct. 23—(Arir- 'Seven natiops led by Britain Court today by Judge Thomas J, tomey-General McGranery -today time, he pleaded ill health and Ilia TV SNACK TABLES ...... $1.98 Senator William Bentqn, Demo - French union force* continued a Broken styles and siz)m of popular makes. $5.00 to $10.95 xaluea. LATEX FOAM afternoon to discuss corruption In 6*n. Homer Ferguson w a s' con and United Statea agree In prin- Molloy. Vito Rosa, 88. of Black- launched a new program for rid case waa separated from the 11 Red or green. government at a meetinjg of Uni crat- seeking reeibction In Con general withdrawal south to the fined to Mercy Hospiial here to- 1 elpic to set up new military group stone, Va.; Joseph Rosa, 4t, ding the cotmtty of foreign-bom others. versity of Connecticut students, necticut, attributed corruption to the Black rlVer today Ih, the face brother of Vito, of Torrington; leader* of the Communist party— -All who went to trial were con IRONING BOARD PADS .36” PRESHRUNK, FAST COLOR declared that it was Uic Democrats "powerful Republican lohMe* and day, suffering from what his aides Jo play hiilld-up of Middle Eastern of atedily Increaing pressure from . Sal^$3.9i to $7.95 defense* again-st Communlam ..;. and Frank Paganini, 89, of Har- a program involving Jail-wlthout- victed and given sentences ranging TV LAM PS...... 7 . -----. $2.98 Each who cleaned' up corruption in selfish Interest groups.” , described as "complete exhaus Commimlst-led Vletmlnh troopa wlnton, were gtveh Jail aen- bail, denaturalization and deporta up to five years. When the Supreme WITH s a n f o r iz e d p r il l COVER Prevents acreen glare. ' 'U'ashington "when aiid whfcre .t Striking at what he called "bil- tion.” • * Radio-television executive David driving to cut French communtc- , Court affirmed these cases, four of PERMANENT FINISH SUITING Sarnoff is named head of eommia- lenees. tion. . „ was found.” ‘ llon-dollar thievery,” Benton said; The Michigan | Republican lead- tion* in .northwf'at Indo>-C!hin. \ A t the same time, the Attorney the defendants fled Into < hidinx "The Republicans wouM never "The great corruption in this c/r spent a.short (ime in an oxygen sion to investigate armed force*' French bombing and Gghter' dne was captured in Mexico, but u*c of manpower. s e e k PIPELINE AID General moved to get Communist SPECIAL $2.79 set have known about it if the Demo country is not petit larceny brib tent during the night. But his doc planes flew more than 50 sorties Bostoe, Oct. 23.—4^)—Gov. party Chairman William Z. Foster three are still at large, preaumabty 66c yard U. S. Rubber Co doubles resin crats hadn't told them,” he said. ery, but a terrible grand larceny tor* s*ld he waa resting comfort to blast columns of the black-uni Paul A. Dever apd- U. 8. - Sen. on' trial 'for alleged conspiracy to outside this country. A $3.49 VALUE! opacity ot itc Naugatuck Chemi We are not allowed to advertiee the name of thU famoua auitiitg Two Korea Programs which is sapping the democracy.* ably and making satisfactory formed rel^Is in the area of Van Henry Cabot Lodge (R..), urged advocate overthrow of the United Cites Aeuvtties but the name la on the aelvage of every yard. The Irregularities Kefauver said in hia two talks The Tidelanda oil steal is such a progress thi* morning. cal Division plant at I^alnesville, Ten, a Black river fortified post the Federal Powrer commiatlon States government by violence. McGrane^ said late yesterday AA'e have sold hundreds of these sets and everyone who buys one last night that on election day the larceny. The. lobby that keep loop Ohio, tp boost production to more he wants to know whether FoeUg says the same thing, "wonderful to Iron on"-i-“ never had any are so slight, they reSlly ai-e not noticeable. Every shipment a Acute indigestion also reported go mile* northwest of Hanoi. .today To grant Algonquin Gas Foster was. among the 12 top- TheJNVHALCep. voters must chodse between two holes open In our tax law for. the ' ly figured in Sen. Ferguaon'a ali than M million pound* annoally !Van Yen fell yesterday before, Traasmiahioa Compnay a tem party officials Indicted In New is now able to stand trial. In view TheJWHAUeo. thing like it." Iron right over buttons snd zippers—less ironing complete self out.^ Beaptiful colors for drosses, garments, spreads, Korean programs— the one of pull benefits of- privileged busincas- ment. But hia aides here and in De ....Public Health Service ahowa the Vletmlnh push, the rebels of "current, mulUtudinoua aeti*^ ■ - MAWcwtnp Co n n *. ahlne—won't slip— fits siny standard size metal or wood board. draperies, etc. ' ,___ a *— MJUKWmi fyi I ' porary permit authorizing com Ydrk city In 1948 under the Smith ing out troop* and letting Uic troit denied published reports that 16 per cent d i ^ In the mumber of pletion of Ita regional natural Act. which prohibits advocating Sootli Koreans fight tha Commun- (OMttMMd Ml Toga Nteatooi) he liad.aiift«r*d a heart attack. polio, caaes. i (OeatluMd' *■ Pag* Four) gas nystem. any use of force in bringing about -(bentlaaed tm Fag* raw) ..1 r 4-S , xV «.F' I- . ) , V . / - V
■ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY; OCTOBER 28, l95g PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 PAGE T ^ E 9 tM. named ' after Bonee zUrted Asking for Curbs acUon to put bottle clubs out-of M rs. Roosevelt Here Tomorrow buUness, are paign IssuM b y two U. S. Senate rates is available-from the super- Mrs. Judsort MevorSi - -- Teenage Panel AKltair Cmmtrynian. Jr., ano Dsn* cindatfater-“ ' ‘ ■ —--.srr •: Wapptii^ hTtendeni xif -srhoohr.* ' ...... Mr. attd Mrs. Dwight- Newberry Trotter Presiding T a l k s t i y O n BbtlTe Cliibs lei A. CamilH'ere. A, Xr Ribicdtt (Dem'.l'and Pres Ftrst 'rehearnat date for those ■of •'Main’ -street.' South' -Wlndsor,- cott Bush (Rep.), will'' be the, participating in the Legion harvest who have resided on the same At Masonic ^te s Discusses Ills time minstrel show is Sunday at 2 farm since their marriage in To Talk at Local Sfchpdls W omen at UN Hartford. Oct. 23— UPi— Assert In Britain the fenders of an featured speakers. / ing that bottle clubs have con automobile- are called wings o Jensen Again Wins Election ■The battle of words and ideas is Motor Blamed by Officials p.m. at the Town Hall. Other, 1902^ celebrated their golden an- COMINO rai., BAT. dates: Oct. 29. Nov. 2. 5, 9, 12, 16; niversairy with a dinher at the John A. Trotter ot 15 Bigalw j, tributed to criminal activities in mudguards. In Trckalcelsrl attracting much interest locally X Ja d u tba apoMorthip o t port, and Teachers College in New Points Out l^at Family 19. 23 and 26. All Sunday rehoar- home of their eon Ellsworth, yes street,, who served as maator o f ‘ Britain, in addition to his lecture A talk- by Mrs. Eleanor Roose Hartford, a special city- council Joke aheeds and both Democratic and'Republi rtMnt-TMChar AMOCiaUoiu an d; And Background Has reyer ' Flreilaf can factions promise a strong turn sala will be at 2 p.m. and those on- terday. Mr. Newberry is a well- Manchester Lodge No. 73, A. F.^] tba Bducational Club of Manchea- engagements. He is a member velt, reiterating her faith in the committee today-recommended im- As School Board Chairman As Factor in Slight Blaze Wednesdays'will be at 8 p.m. known tobacco farmer and ski and A. M., in 1943, will preside ag-, m^latei adoption of am ordinance *'Crossw1nds” out for the affair. tar. Hbrry BaUinser, one of the ; of leading art associations, includ Influence on Behavior work of he United Naions and ing enthusiast and counts his worshipful master during the con-^[| ing the Salmagundi Club. - His put thes^ much-discussed clubs out ,.lh CON. ITIONF D — eed — Slate Two Performances couatiT'a laadinc marine painters. the various organizations of that secretary. Thlrty-(lve members at years at 82. 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' I ,1 - J V . /• • .-.ll , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1952 PAGE P6UIt IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21?, 1052 PAGE FIVE F ood Takes Biggest Bite Act w’hich re^ulreii that an ajiptt- EiUngton Mrii." Horace' Urn1eh\‘oo8. citizenship as a prelude to Mr,s, Howard Loveland of Maple TO TAKE HOME. CALL 2-S003. town to Donate $900 (OontlBoed from Pago Oaa)^ 9 a. m.— n o o n ...... Ralph McCollum (Coatlnnefi from Page Oae) New York, Oct. 21— (Special)— WKNB—NVwa- Roqu'eat Matinae. «:44—WTHT—Morning DcToUona. deporting him to hi; native Italy. Ellington, Oct. 23 (Special)--r street _ia a patient at Hartford . .Dr-«Waltet L. Taft. 69. of West — Mrs. Robert- Coleman, Mrs. Lucy . 4tl&r.WONSrr--Jack ..PowDey’a Muile. WKNB—News. Hartford, stepfather of Fred H. Mr?,. Hazel Hein and Miss Jennie Ho.spital where she expect.s to While plana are hot yet com- Noon—3 p. m...... •••••• Burke President Truman's caU for a Shop. 4;44_WONS-Ekrly Edition. Tile Justice department action I«lle Glaims Here Johnson of this town, died last vania, had obliged Lewis some time didate have learned little in these Action by SMFD Chief WDRC—St. Lou'.a Matlnaa. WTIC—Newa. Batz of Hatheway-liilier Post undergo surger.v. 3 p. m.—6 p. rt...... Mrs. Elthelun Lewis intervening decades.” he said. study by the Federal Trad* Com- 7 :M—WDRC-Nawatlmt. against the 61-year-old racketeer, COMMUNITY RESTAURANT pleted, DUworth-ComeU-Quey Poet night at the I^artford Hospital. ago by agreeing to an interim ar- WKNB—Newa; Requeat Matinee. Ameriean Legion Auxiliary,, have Mrs.. Howard I.anz of Job's Hill 6 p. m.—8 p. m...... Mr. and Mrs. Foster Willtanu Looking out across a crowd po Prompted by Lengthy mlsaion to determine how the con WTIC—Stella Dallaa. W n C —Bob Sleek. 'dweribed in a congressional hear been delegated to represent the road is a patient at Jplinaon Me U3 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 102. Amtrlcan Legion will again A dentist in Hartford for more rangehient boosting from 30 to dO WTHT—Breakfast With Ban. Slay Unchanged 8 p. m.—10 p. m...... Gertrude MalauSky, Olive Ray lice estimated at about 2,500, aa he 4:ta—W D R ^R adle Harrla: Newt. ing as a top man in the nation's Fourth District 1.4'gion Auxiliary morial Hospital, Stafford Springs. conduct the annual Halloween par- than 38 years. Dr, Taft was bom cents a ton the production royalty Dry Weather Period sumer’s dollar Is being spent draws 4:.Si—WDRC—The Record Shop. WON^Weather; Neara. paid by mine owners into the 10 p. m.—Midnight ...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benson spoke from the roof ot the railway WTHT—Eddie Arnold Time. WTCNB—Polonla. syndicated i»iderworld, was filed : ...... - at the department parley to be 4ieorge CoolegC Uea in yprioua aecUona of town in Knoxville, Pa., Nov. 13, 1882, marquee, Stevenson eaid he often attention to the current copyright WTIC—YounR Wldder Brown. W'Cee—Good Morning Muale. in federal court here yesterday. Unemployment olaims for the held at the Hotel Bond in Hart Word was received by friends of union’s welfare fund. 7:15,. WONS—Newt. thia year. Commander Wilber T. and had lived in Hartford for many had been accused of talking over A relatively rainless spell and ed survey by Sales Management. WCCC—Newa; Muaical Scoreboard. CMtello, already serving a fed Manchester area last week re ford No. 1. George Coolege a former resident Lewis got only a 10-cent royalty 4;4j^-AVT1C — The Woman In My WCCC—Good Morning Muaic. Little haa announced. Expenaea of year.'-, before recently moving to boost for the soft coal miners’ wel the heads of the people. Then he the______fire______h M r d the dry . conditions which shows ihat, Ih Manchester, 7175—WTIC—Weather. eral prison''\term, automaticnily of Ellington, of Ida .sudden death have created prompted Fire Chief food takea the biggest bite out of Houae. mained static, with 172 claims, the Mrs. Ix>ttie Finance and Mrs. the partiea are met through contri- West Hartford. He was a gradu fare fund, eo It was widely believed Jarvis Appeal Is Sustained quipi>ed: "This is the first time WKNB—NeWa; Request Matinee. 7 WCCC—News; Good Morning would be liaW ^o deportation prfi-' Jean Arens will' represent the at his home in Daniel.stm. Mr. Cool James Schsub today to p r o h i b ithe t ------retail------dollar. Muaic. •«ame number that were recorded itutiona, the llreworka dlaplay each ate o f Chicago Univeralty, where —even by some of Lewis’ own men that I’ve been sure of It."^ ’ i:aa—WDRC—Newa; Olo Record Shop. ceedinga once he loat his American Hatheway-Hiller Unit No. 62 at ege was tlie son of Rev. and Mrs. he also received his dental degree, Wilson Wyatt, the Democratic open fires In the South Manches Expenditures In 1951 in the \ WKNB—Newa; Muaic. WTIC—Bob Steele. Morning Watch. during the preceding week, being Fourth .of. July, and aid from the T-^that something lower than a \ Story Queen. WDRC—The Muaic Box. citizenship., \ filed. the parjey. A t this meeting the Henry Coolege of Union. town. ThU year the town wiU help and belonged to many dental and $1.90 per day pay raise would be By Common Pleas Court preeldeAUal nominee’s manager, ter Firs District. butcher ebopa, grocery etorea, \ W T lir—Newa. Joe Olrand Show. WKNB—Phil Hale Show. He is in Atlanta federal prison program for the year will be.out The chief pointed out that there WONS—BUI Jenklna Show. Although claims in this vicinity RANGE and FUEL OIL defray ^penaea with a contribu- civic organizations. accepted from the economically talked of Stevenson's speech in bekeriee and other food vending WTIC—Juat Plali> BUI. now for an 18-months' term on lined in auxiliary work. Mancliesfer Evening Merald El- has been only one Inch of rainfall WONS—Sal. Pleaton of The Yukon. 7j45—WHAT—News. failed to show an increase or de- Uon of $900. About 6.000 young- Besides his stepson in Manches hard-pressed anthracite operators. Cleveland tonight as one of the eatablishments in Mancheeter were 7:tt—WTHT—Weather. Senate contempts charges as the The Ellington Unit has rearlied llnglnn correspondent, Mrs, (t, F. Rendering' his decision with most Important of the campaign. for a period when the normal ^ e r- i:l$ —WRAY—Croabv’i Quarter. rrea.se. throughout the state they ter. he leaves his wife, Mrs. Ella equivalent to $1,060 per family WTIC—FroT^t Pane Parrell. r WDRC—Newa. outgrowth of his refusal to answer its membership quota and is eligi Berr, telephone Rorkville 5-9SIS. stera are expected to attend. speed almost unprecedented for a age is 214 Inches. There have been WONS—Weather. continued to drop. The state de 24 Hour Deliyery Service Conunander Little aaid he haa Wain Taft; a brother. Dr. James The party purchased nationwide when divided arithmetically among a:,Si—WTIC—Lbrenio Jonea. questions during the Kefaiiver ble for an award. The Unit No. 62 zoning case, a Court of Common Describes Aid radio time at the last minute. seven brush fires within the past WltAY—Band by. Demand. S:M—WDRC—World Newa Roundup. partment of labor reported that not yet aecured Chairmen for all E. Taft of Hartford; three sisters. the local population. WTIC—Newa. crime committee hearings here Auxiliary will serve dinner and 1 PEKK FOR 22 IH N'TERS Pleaa Judge today sustained an ap-1 Stevenson speaks at the Cleve few days, the chief said, not count WDRC—Memory Lane. only 9,472 claims were filed, a the partiea. Two pf the aites for Mrs. Ernest Prcfton of Elmwood Thia represented 29 per cent of WONS-Sky KlnR. WTHT—Newa. last year. supper on election day, Nov. 4 in • Rtifckton, Calif. (A6 The peal by Alexander Jarvis against I land-arena at 9 p. m. (e.s.t.) The WCCC—Kiddle Comer. new post-war low. and Mrs. Fred Carl and Miss Ger U.S. Troops ing numerous grass fires. all the money epent in the town s WCCC—Newa; Musical Scoreboard. The government action against the Town Hall. Stockton Roll ami Gun C3ub re merly uaed will be unavailable thia a Zoning Board of Appeals denial For Juveniles address on local television and a The ban on burning trash, •.|5^WDRC— Curt MasaeyMartba WONS—Newa. The .local employment office re retail etorea In the year. It was WHAY—Cup of Coffee Club. (Jostello, who was naturalizefi in ported tliat 22,000 deer' hunters MORIARTY BROTHERS year and aubatitute places muat be trude Taft, both of Detroit, Mich.; Tilton. ports that of the total number of Annniinre Chairmen of his application for permisaion to I statewide radio network will be weeds, and leaves In an open fire more than families elsewhere in |:t5—WDRC—Shoppera Special. 1925. was based chiefly on his ad found. The party at the Silver Lane and two other stepsons,- Robert L. use as a Janitor’s apartment a p or-: WHAY—Sports. claims here, 120 were filed by The Longview PTA has named were on hand for the opening of broadcast again, from a record will continue until there is a sub the United States allotted for food. WON8—Ne^s. . WTIC—Newa. mitted rum-running activities in 315 CENTER STREET TEL. 5135 Homea Gommuhity Hall haa be Johnson of Newington and Wil tion of the basement of an apart WTHT—Martin Agronaky. vomen, and 31 were Initial. Initial the efiairman of atanding commit the Sierra season in the Stahi- Stop R ed s Hartford Probation Of ing, over the CBS and Mutual ra stantial rainfall. The national average was 24 per WTIC—Notes and Quotes. come too big and will be combined bur T. Johnson of Hartford. ment house at 98 West Center, 1:45—WTHT—Frankie FHsch — Ball- WONS—Bin Jenklna Show. the 1920’S. claims represent new apells of un tees as follows: membership. .lohn sinus National Forre.st. ;Tlie ratio dio networks an hour later. Burning In enclosed Incinerators cent of the dollar. In the New WHAT—Jeating with Wamp. The Justice department com with the Verplanck School party. Funeral arrangements are in street. ficer Speaks at Session In Buffalo last night Stevenson acores. employment. Pescoslido; program and publicity. of hunter succc.ss \va.s 1 in .22. is permitted, but the chief urged England States It was 28 per cent WONS—Cecil Brown. Newa. g.sa-^WCCC— New* Breakfaat Newa- plaint cited I) 1906 Nationality Keeney Street School haa per complete. Friends may call at the Judge John Dwyer ruled that an bid for the state's 45 electoral that anyone who starts a fire Boy. manent deaka now, ho aald, and Newkirk and Whitney Funeral On Triangle executive meeting of the board Of Scout Workers votes with a fighting speech. He and in Connecticut, 27 per cent. KeeBlag WTHT—Bob Lloyd. maintain constant watch over It 4:#4-W DRC—Newa, WTIC—Radio Baxaar. another place la being sought to Home, 776 Farmington avenue. Feb. 29 at which town officials sailed into Gen. Dwight D. Elseii' and have a garden hose, an extin Baalaeea Oaln WDRC—News; Shopper'a Special. In the work of the Juvenile court, WHAY—Newa. run that party. The City View West Hartford, after 7 p. m. to were questioned concerning the hower. his GOP opponent for the guisher, or a pail of water and a The food stores In Manchester WTIC—Newa. 5:45—WKNB—Italian Hour. (Oonttnhed from Page One) ■We treat a child for his problem, dance hall haa a dante acheduled day. application was illegal and the tes presidency and what he called the broom at hand while the fire did business In the amount of $io,- WONS—Newa. •;55—WTIIT—John Conte. at 8 o'clock and Little said it timony of the officials was Im not his offense,” Miss Loretta Lub Republican "Old Guard" intent of 890,000 In 1951, a conalderable gam WTHT—Newa: Joe Glrand. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. to reinforce their battered battal- bums. 4:15—WTIC—Bob Steele. • :M—WDRC—Newa. would be "defeating the purpose of Arthur E. Carlson proper as evidence In the board's lin, Hartford probation officer, told blocking all progreasive programs. A number of grass and brush over the $9,310,000 of ihe previous WONS—^orta. WCCC—12 Hundred and W Hlta. the partiea if we field it there from lions threatening Sniper ridge and decision. He ruled that no evi a group of about 60 district offi Police Chief Michael C. Noeppel year. T h e Increase, only partially WHAT—sports. ■ Supper Serenade. WKNB— Newa> The Little Show* Arthur E. Carlson, 49, con fires were put out by the SMFD WDRC—Jack Zalman. This I Believe. o’clock to 7:30. We are trying to M a n gle hill. dence could be considered in cers, committeemen and den moth estimated the widely cheering due to Inflation, la attributable to WONS—Newa. 8 tractor and builder in Manchester They said one complete Oilnese yesterday. 4i25-W TIC—Weather. WTHT—Breakfaat aub. locate another place or will have granting or' denying applications ers at the annual meeting o f the crowd in Memorial Auditorium at better eamlnga. With larger in WDRC—Guy Lombardo. died last night at the Manches division of 10,000 troops had been Companies 2 and 3 went to 39 WTIC—Theater of Melody, to make arrangements to combine for exceptions to the zoning laws Boy Scout leaders last night in 14,000 persons. There were a few Quaker lane at 12:15 p. m. At 3:30, comes people treat their stomachs 4:80—WONS—News: Muaic for Amer- WHAT—Italilin Program. ter Memorial Hospital after a mauled in the central front fight except evidence heard In a public hundred vacant seats in the upper .lea. t:15—WDRC—Muaic Oft the Record. this party also, providing trans Cooper Hall, South Methodist the same companies responded to more luxurioualy. Aa a result, the WTHT—Sereno Gammell. WONS—Jack Downey’a Waxworki. long Illness. ing of the past 10 days. hearing. balcony. , portation for the youngsters to and He was born May 16. 1903, the Church. Mrs. Justine Scher, sched a call for a brush fire in the Ma per family food figure has come to WCCC—News; Muelcsl Scoraboard. \Vk NB—The Ed Sweet Show, from the party site." American and South Korean The court’s decialon means that uled speaker, was unable to be WTIC—Vivian Kellema. • :»a—WONS—Crean Patteraon. son of the late Carl J. and Emma guire lot off Autumn street. The t>e an index of economic well gj|5—WTIC—Three SUr Extra. WONS—Crean Patteraon. The usual dance will be held at aoldiers on the two peaks dug in JarVls may apply again to the present. being. Swenson Carlson. to meet expected new attacks. fire had spread over-quite an area ' WDRC—Newa. WCCC—12 Hundred and M Hits. the State Armory for teenagers board for permission for the Jani- The speaker described the de WTHT—Hertford Republican Town WTIC—News; You am.' Tour Child. He leaves three brothen, Carl Triangle and Sniper ridge are the lie Recruiting and only quick work by the fire The Manchester consumption of With Tony O’Bright and hia orches tor'a apartment.. tails of her work In the Juvenile Committee. , WHAY—Italian Program. W. Carlson of Andover, Paul V. keys to towering' Papa-San moun In making the decitlon, the men kept It from being dangerous victuals, $1,060 per family, was g:.VV_wONS—Sports. t:44—WDRC—Bing Crosby. tra proWdlng music from 7 to 11 court in helping young persons, Carlson of Manchester, and Her tain, a Communist staging .area J'udge said a recent Supreme Court ly large. Once again these com more than was recorded through 7:a0—WDRC—BeuUh. WTIC—Victor if. Llndlahr. o'clock. who, for some Infraction of the Panel to Study WTHT—Weather; Journal of tha Air. WHAT—Famous Trials. bert F. Carlson of Bolton. Just to the north. ruling In a similar case had re panies mentioned worked together out the country generally. The na WONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. WKNB—Quix Call. WINES AND UQUOR VALUES Parties are also scheduled for The funeral will be held Satur law, come to the attention of the tional average was $815 per fam the East and West Side Rees, St. In the air war, U. S. Sabre Jet versed the lower court in flndgig at 4:45 to put out a bruah. fire be WTIC—HepubJ can Stale Central l#:it--W DRC—Arthur Godfrey. day afternoon at 1 o'clock at the pilots tangled twice with Russian- a board correct In holding an ex authorities. She told the audience tween Walker and Lenox streets. ily. In the NeW England States Committer. WTHT—My True Stor>'. James’ School, the VFW, Com Andover Congregational Church, juvenile court Judges have a full UN Immunity It was $1,050. T:l4-W O NS—Tello-Test, WTIC—Welcome Travelers, munity Y and the 'Verplanck type MIG-15S deep in northwest ecutive hearing. Cbmpany 1 went at 5:40 to Cen- WTHT—Elmer Davla. WCCC—News; Hundred and DO with burial In the Townsend Cem time Job and are not allowed to Healthy conditions were also WDRC-Muslc: .lark Smith Show. Bowers, Buckland, Porter Street Korea. The Fifth Air Force said A t the Feb. 29 meeting town rr street and Falknor drive for Hits. Whiskies etery, Andover., one Red warplane was destroyed. officials were questioned as to carry on private practices. (CoBtlBiied From Page One) bnish fire. At 6 o'clock. Company found in HanCheater in the other WTIC—Son. Benton. WKNB—News; Through the Tears. and Waddell schools. Friends may call at the Potter She said there is some Increase classes of retail business, covered 1:8b-\VONS—Gabriel Healter. WHAY—Italian News; Music. Costume parades, games and re The victorious pilot asked that his whether Jarvis was given wrong 4 went to the Franklin School. The WTHT—saver Eagle. Ii:25—WTHT—WlJiapering Streets. Funeral Home In WUllmantlc to infprmation aa to the level of the In delinquency at present. by the survey. The local sales of WHAY—Svmphoiiy Hall. freshments will highlight each name be withheld. the 'UN Technical Assistance ad janitor had smelled smoke in the WDRC—Arthui Godfrey, "^BRIARCIIFF morrow night from T^tf> 9 o'clock. aewer pipe In West Center street She cited cases in which the Boy ministration, and suspended Joel building. It was discovered that a ca n and parts,. farm machinery, WTIC—News of the World. WTIC—Double or Nothing. party and prizes will be awarded, in front of the apartment. Scouts have been of assistance In boats and the like came to $(>.. WDRC- Pf'pgv WKNB—Mystery Voice. tUNDID WHISKEY I. he said. Gordon, pending a full investiga girl's hat. apparently tossed up in 7;4.V-WDRC—Ed .Murrow. lt:45- WTHT—When a Girl Marries, Mrs. Alice 8. Bliss Typhoon Toll 370, 'What officials said at the meet Juvenile work. tion, from hts $10,000 post of trade to the chandelier, was causing the 585.000, accounting for 18 per cent WONS-Marque Time. la;!^—WONS—Newt. 16 STH WTIC—One Man's Family. 2.99 Mrs., Alice 3. Bliss. 84, of 5 ing has never been made public. Retiring Dlrtrlct Comi^iiaaioner analysis expert of the economic smoke from the heat of the light of each retail doUar. Uita—WCCC—12 Hundred and DO Hits. PECX5F BOX Jarvis maintained he was forced 7:4.V-WONS—Newa,. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Mothers to Hear Orchaiil street, died at the Man Count Seen Rising Eugene Spiess was presented affairs department. bulb. Smaller Bites f:00- WDRC — Meet Millie. WKNB—Newa; 840 Club. chester Memorial Hospital yester to elevate the basement because plaque in appreciation of his un Lie’s statement eaid both had Places eelling general me'chan- WONS—Ca-sanova. WONS—Ladles Fair. 4 YEARS OLD There was a fire In the woods WTHT—Lone Journey, day afternoon following a abort Il of the level of the sewer pipe and tiring efforts as chairman. refused to tell the Senate Inter opposite 211 Vernon street at 2:50 dtse, including variety and depart WTIC—Roy Rogera. would suffer a loss It he could not WHAY—Poltah National Home. WTIC—Strike It Rich. Catholic Oiaplin lness. She was bom In East Mont (Conttnned from Page One) John Dormer, campsite commit nal Security subcommittee, at ment stores, had sales of $3.- WHAY—Italian News; Music utilize the space which resulted. this morning and Companies 2 and WTHT—Drfepjie Attorney. SILVERDALE pelier. Vt.. and bad lived hers for teeman, reported the extensive use hearings in New York Oct. 13-15, 3 responded. 200.000, amounting to aqnther 9 i:3#—WDRC—Cltlsenahlp Dept. VAW- 11:15—WTHT—We. the Women, Denial of the application, —CIO. ll :24—WONS—News. HINDIO WHIlKfY Mrs. Lawrence G. Kramer of nine years. dead and 200 were missing. The of all age groups of the Camp whether they- are "pceaently en per cent. 11:S4—WDRC—Grand Slam. She leaves a daughter, Miss strongly opposed by residents In Johnson facilities and told the gaged in espionage activities The stores handling tumiture, WTIC—Father Knowa Beat. t« STH Horton road, chairman o t the 118 were hurled this monlng. the neighborhood of the apart WTHT—NPW.«iatand Theater. WCCC—News; 12 Hundrad and DO Lorinda Bliss, of Manchester. gathering that 2,500 trees have ag^st the United States." Police Unit Slates household supplies and radio equip WONS—The Hart.'> Family, Hits. PROOF 90T 2.99 Combined Mothers Circles'of Man- The toll in Legaspl City was not ment, came after the Feb. 29 WTIC—Bob and Ray. The. funeral will be held Satur- been planted In the camp area dur Those put on special leave, ment had a sales volume of $2.. f:0O- WTHT—Truth or Conaequcnces. WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT che.’iter, announced today, that the known. Dazed survivors groped meeting. WHAY—Maisano Program. annual banquet of the circles will 'day at the Barber and Lsnler through .the ruins, looking for ing the past season. new UN category under which 168.000, or 6 per cent. W HAY-News; Night Watch. WONS—Queen for a Day. 4 YEARS OID Funeral Home hi Montpelier, Vt., The basis of the Jarvis com they will draw full pay while their Shooting Practice Drug store operations came to WTIC—Sen. Raul Douglaa. WTHT—Break the Bank. be held Wednesday, Nov. 12, at traces o f loved ones. plaint today was that- this exeou- A report by Nelson A. Sly, chief .WDRC—Rnrna lire. WKNB—Music from out of the West. 6:30 p. m. in the American Legion with burial in Cutler Cemetery, Unofficial sources said at least scout executive o^the Charter Oak cases are inveattgated, had refused 1.244.000, equal to more than WONS—Bill Henry News; Rod 4 il :44—WDRC—Rosemary. East Montpelier. tive session was held without no to answer committee questions 3 per cent of all local retail busi- Gufi Club of thf Air LYNNBROOK Hall. 40 had died In this city of ruin. tice and that neither objectorifnor Council, revealed that Manches Target practice for members of t:!t0 WDRC—Bing Crosby. WTIC—Dive Garroway. Funeral arrangements are In about Communist affiliations. neas. WKNB—Music Out of the Weil BlINDiO WHISKEY In pi'cvlous years these annual Electricity is off. There is no himself were present to cross-ex ter’s proportionate membership Is the auxiliary police will take place WTK' Eddie Cantor. WHAY—Ronaoni Program. get-togethers have begp held in St. charge of the John B. Burke water. very high compared to the council Lie in a recent circular to all next Sunday at the Finley street The total retail volume; attained WONS—Top Thlrtv. Afternoon U amine witnesses. 9 ;«-\ V T H T —I Covered tile Story. Jamc.s School. The attendance last Funeral Home. 87 East Center From the air, the southern Lu as a whole. He also reported a U. S. employes of the tJN warned range, Police Chief Herman O, by the local stores was $40,452,000 12:DD—WDRC—Wendy Warren. PROOF 3.23 On Dec. 10, 1961, Jarvis was 10:00 -WONS—J rang Edwards. year wa.s nearly 250, taxing tBe street. zon island countryside was un great increase in prospective scouts them they must answer the Senate Schendel announced today. for the year. Thia was well ahead WCCC—Luncheon Muslcale. V i denied permission to use the base committee’s questions about their o f the 1950 figure, $36,121,000. WTHT—John Daly. WK.NB—News; Movie Time. cap'acitv of the hall to the utmost. forgettable. ment for two Janitor's apartments. in coming years. At a meeting In the community WDUC—Gov. Stevenson. ,, WHAY—Italian Voice. CAL'7.92 Since the first circle. Immaculate Thousands of coconut palm trees private lives and their careers be room of the Waddell Schcxil earlier . WTIC—Milton Katlma Conducts. WO.NS—Curt Massey Time. George Stiles, district commis WUAY—Newa: Night Watch. WTHT—Jack Berch Show. WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Conception, wa.s organized on were stripped as though a giant sioner, Joseph Dutra, field execu fore they Joined the international this week, the auxilisriea received KILLED IN COIXI8ION Dec. 8. 1937, by Mrs, France.: Spil- Funerals organization, -but told them they 10:14 - WONS—Mu.^lc Lover s Hour. WTIC—News; Weather. 4 AND 6 YEARS 0 1 ^ ' comb had been run through them Aclieson to Open tive. and William Kloppenburg instruction In first aid by Edward Meriden, Oct. 28—(flp—Ken 10:S0—WTHT—Concert Hour. 12:15— WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Stories. lane Shea, wile of Judge William Banana trees were bent in half or also reported. should not tell anything about Nolan. neth Zeiek, an 18-year-old truck WTIC—News; Elertlnn Prevlawa, WKNB—BIrg Crosby. J. Shea, more than 2.’> others have Miss Rachael A. Miller uprooted. Entire villages were EMward Dik was master of cere their activities Inside the UN. George Frost wrz elected cap drivpr, was almost decapitated WDRC—Vice Pres. Barkley. WTIC—Down Homers. OLD LOG CABIN UN Korea Debate WTIC—Election Previews. WONS—IL R. Baukhage. been added. They include mothers The funeral of Miss Rachael A. under water or marooned. Fertile monies. James Irvine conducted tain of the organization. Nolan when his vehicle overturaed In WTHT—Luncheon Music. of I'lc-.school. elementary and high 11:00—New.a on All Statloca. ITRAIOHT BOURBON Miller of Hartford, ''ormcrly of rice paddies had turned Into lakes. the closing ceremony assisted by a was elected lieutenant, and Robert collision with a passenger car. 11:05—WDRC—You and the World. 12:2A-WONS—Local News. Bcliool age children, and as a rule Senate Erased I2;SD--WDRC—Romance of Helen Trent 86 STH this town, who, died Tinadav, ws* Legaspl airfield still was soggy (OoBtlDned from Pmre One) color guard composed of Francis T. Hall was cohaen aa sergeant. Three persons wrrS Injured. II :15 -WONS—.Midnight Matinee. WK.NB—Van on the Street PRCX3F / 80T 3.59 have a inember.ship of 15, to make held this afternoon at 2 'clock at from rain-laden hurricane winds Hill, William Carter, and Reynold W T H T -I^te Bob E. Cloyd Show. WTIC—Marjork Mills. It possible to nfieet in the homes. that swept it less than 48 hours W T ir—N- wa. WHAY—la Roaa Program. DiSjllLED IN INDIANA the Watkins Funeral Home, with the Red Chinese and North Ko Caleen, scouts. By Iran Majlis WHAY—Night Watch. The guest speaker will be Rev. Rev. Douglas W. Ken.iedv, rector before. 'The air terminal still had WCCC—News. "9^ T H E Y W A N T Janie.s J. O'Brien, chaplain and reans did not accept the UN truce 11:20—Wt)RC—Public Servire Program. WTHT—Newa. of St. James' Episcopal Church In four walls standing, It.s steel sheet WONS—The Women’s Page. coun.selop of Catholic .students at terms. II :30--WTIC—Still of the Night West Hartford, officiating. Fred roof was ripped off. All that was . The debate promises to be the (Ooatbioed from Pag* Oae) WDRC—Symphony Hall. 12:45—WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. Gins the University, of Connecticut. • • 11 }«*4—W ONS—News, f • — WKNB—TIm . Patteea. eric E, Werner pre.slded at the left of the weather bureau station bitterest ever fought o u t . in the Two Butchered REaSTRATIONS STILL BEING TAKEN Father O'Brien recently returned was the foundation and damaged by a desire to deprive several Sena 12:00 WTIC — Nawa; Stan In Jaxa. WTHT—We the Women. “IKE”! organ. after a year's service in Korea as halls of the UN. Russia and her WDR('—Newa. WCCC—Muaic for Milady. Bearers were John M. Kletzle. radio seta. bloc already are pledged not to tors of their parliamentary Im • WHAY—Night Watch. WON8-^r*ian Patteraon. POLO CLUB chaplain of the 4th Interceptor LaBerge H. Geer. John A. Hood Milton Leavitt. U. S. State de By Terrorists munity because they are alleged Tomorraw l:DD—WDRC—Newa. budget from their opposing stand, ‘ WTHT—Paul Harvey. a s Fighters of the Army-Air Force. and M.vrton J. Turnbull. , partment public affairs officer in ly Involved In a conspiracy against FLORA B. JOHNSON’S 4:00 -WTIC—Frank AtwooC. His subject will be "A Military particularly regarding the repatri WCCC—Manchester Matinee. PROOF 2.93 Interment was In the family lot Legaspl, said: ation Of prisoners of war—-the Prime Minister Mohammed Mossa WDRC—Farn» Prorram.^ WKNB—Yhe Paiteea. W ho Are ^^They” ? The American People... Odvsscy." “It was a nightmare. It was , Hymn Time. WONS—Newa. In the East Cemetery. main issue holding up the truce. In Kenya Feud degh's administrstlon. 6:25—WTIC—News. . it will be recalled by. many of hell." However, the Senate hav recent SCHOOL OF DANCING WHAY—Betty Klmbklt ^ . 8 5 _ the mothers that he addressed the With both sides already commit WTIC—Newa, Mrs. Ernest Hack "Thirty families huddled In our ly been under repeated attack, in 1:D4—WKNB—Baaeball Matinee. combined circles at their annual ted to compromise,-the world's dip (Oontinaed from Pago Oao) The funeral of Mrs. Ernest Hack house." said Leavitt, of Worcester. the Majlis fo r"iirpedlng the wishes 1:15-WDRC—M^ Perkins. banquet a few years a ^ . Final lomats have predicted in the grav WTHT—ShqW Tunea. of South Windsor, who died Mon Mass. "W e took in as many as we BOLTON CENTER COMMUNITY HALL RED CROWN arr.mgements will be nmde at a est'tones that the life of the Unit the meeting. They shot into the of the Iranian people." The Senate WONS—Yankee Foot.* Show. There is no doubt about it' The signs have itointed to General Eisenhower*s election. One need day, was held in St. Mark's Church. could. The wind kept getting STH A QA meeting of representatives Tues ed Nations depends entirely on a air and broke up the gathering. was the Cnst in the history of mod Television WTIC—Jtike Bqx Jingles. 90 Gls-stonbury. yesterday at 2 p.m stronger and stronger. It blew settlement on the Korean question. The (Chief-then, police here aald, em Irsntiui. It caine into being U S^W D R C —Young Dr. Malone. PROOF BOT X » V T not refer to the polls. .you hear it on every side— *‘Time for a change. .and Ihe is the one who can day at 7:30 p. m. in/lhe ba.sement away trees, rooftops and shacks. BALLET, TOE, TAP, CH ARACTER AND ■.WKNu—Bob Andrews Muaic Hall. with Rev. Karl Blake ofllcintlng. "very bravely but foollahly” only three years ago. Its Job was WJ2CC—News; Manchester Matinee. o f St. Bridget's\Church. Tickets "A t about 6 p.m. Tuesday winds r . M. change things**, **The Dems have been in too long..** “ /’ni for Ike**, **W by, Ike, of course. . are now being distributed. Burial was in Wapping Ceme mingled with the, Kikuyu. He was to act as a brakb on the Majlis and INTERPRETIVE DANCING 4;00_Knte Smith. 1:44—WDRC—Guiding Light 6.95 tery. Bearers were David, Leroy got pretty bad. Things started Public Records Immediately set ‘ upon and sliced strengthen the throne, as half its fi OO-The W«.rl(l We Live In. WONS—Just Jenkins. and Franci.s Burnham. Walter flying all ■ around us—big things Meet the Stara. 2:4#— WDRC—Second Ifirn. Burton. who else?**. .and so on. with pangas (long knives.) membership of 60 was appointed — Ilow.rtv Dood.v.* , ’ ^ WKNB—News. Music Hall. Skinner, and Albert and Herbert like parts of houses and whole WTIC—The Doctor ! Wife. ROBIN HOOD Warrantee Deeds Troops and , police poured into by the Shah. REGISTRATIO N— CALL 2-1335 fi 00—Twilight Time. pe^iiiie Near Rose. trees. the area. Moat of the Africans Vn'ted F»ind. y WCCC—Music. "A fter three hours the winds George E. Luckenbacher to Fred 6;.Th--Repub. State Central ^.Commit- WONw—Connecticut Ballroom. 90 STH A A A Thfi "Negro Voto"7 Tho Nogro knows Hiot bolow fho Mason and Dixon lint, oil of Mr. Sttvdnson'fi oratory and G. Slswson, Jr., property on Lin they picked up were old men and (A GRADUATE OF THE CHALIF NORMAL trr. WTHT—Newa. Top Hit Time, PROOF BOT A . T T Miss Ida M. Koehler - died down completely. But in a few SCHOOL OF DANCING. NEW YORK) WHAY—Open House. promisos and Mr. Truman's glib ossuroncts moon nothing. coln street. women who were said to have 4;,4()-Weather Pirerast. >• / On Tax Lists The funeral of Miss Ida M. minutes they rose again to a been at the Mau Mau meeting. fi;44_W orlf.' News Trf)day. 2:I*J—WDRC—Perry Mjaaon. I Koehler of Warehouse Point, who furious pitch. I knevv we were in Holl Investment Co. to Edward 7:00—preacott Buah./' WTIC—ClrderelU Week-end. GAt’ 6.95 ■ died Monday at the Manchester J. Holl, property on Broad street. 7:ri)j—Sportamerra Ci.uh. 2:25—WONS—News. Manv Manchester taxpayers ap the dead center of the typhoon,” 7;4(V_A. Rlbicoff. ' ' WDRC—Nora Drake. Tho "Form V ott"? Tht Amtricon farmer knows that Hit Rtpublieont hove no intention of dtproMing ogricuL pear to be headed for a 10 per ' Green Convalescent Home, was Leavitt said it was a weird feel William Joseph Canade and 7:4.5— Camel Nf«<'a Caravan. WCCC—News; Music. Joyce B. (Canade to Walter Karaka Ike Raps Hint WTIC—Mid-Afternoon News; In- Hire, and that DomocroHe offorts to dig up the 1920's is hogwosh. cent penalty on their property held this afternoon at the Quish ing in the darkness as the winds. <;roucW Mar^p Funeral Home, 226 Main street. | ghrleked and howled, and Olive Karaka. property on Bol Change of a LlfaWme. site fthwa from Hollywood. Wines as.—Ynur Wliil.'W Shopper. WTHT—Ballacores. Top Hit Time. esty” and CHARACTER... the kind of chafacter so eseentiel te juornlnc at 8;30 from the Qutsh Green, property at 119 Laks street, their li.-’ s in the as.sessor's office take part In the program at the Catholicism and anti-Semitism, 11:00—UN Somlonii. WTIC—Pepper Young Family. Funeral Home and at 9 o'clock in ^rttfleate of Descent It :.10_Slrlke tt t-.,ch. WHAT—WHAY—Jamboree. . N.T.S. WINES In the Municipal Buildings. Delin- West Side Rec on Cedar street, a man assuming! tha great burdens of tha Prasidanay. The' Re St. .James' Church. Rev. George Blstate ot Andrew WInzIer to the general stiid he had long ago OIL BURNER P, M. 4:44—WCCC—Jr., Disc Jockey. TAWNY PORT, RURY PORT, SHIMY gu-'-nt tiling result.s in a 10 per Mondav through Friday nights. J2 00—Th. Spirit ..f Brotherhood. WTIC—Right To Happiness. Hughes wa-S celebrant. Rev. Rob- Anna Winzler et al. property on given up any idea of being bother MUtCATH. DRY SHERRY cent jvr.altv on a.ssessmcnt.s. Mrs.’ Elaine Tedford Weir, girls' 13:l.'i—Love Of bite. WDRC—Carl Smith. Aunt Jemima. publican Party baliavas ha will tie honest and fair to all segments rrt Carroll the deacon. Rev. Edgar supervisor, has lined up an attrac- Summer street. ed about the implli^tiona or of REPAIR .12:21V—Se.reli For Tomorrow. 4:D4-WT1IT—Cal Tinney. •OTTIID IN NEW YORK tTAn Miitne said that the per.sonal BlH of Sale answering them himself. 12:4.'>—What’» C^hltiK? WDYtC—It Happen! Every Day. pri iicrlv tor whi'h lists mii^l be Karrcll, sub-deacon. and Rev. uye program which includes social 1: V>- -0 «rrv' Moore Show. WKNB—News. Benjamin A. Sokolowskl to C f M l I E T i m b’;1 9 6 ‘= • ofourpopulation,aonsidaringthamallAMERICANSandnotpao- tiled include mai hinery. water Philip Blimey was seated In the, and square dancing, metal and ■2 :00—nouble NMAKER SELECTION pet.fitly ha.s been levied: To Mrs. Robert C. Murphy for Rtsal Lilias, Rabniin lURNER SERVICE involved. , , , - * Patients Todav: IIS. Rdbert C: Murphy et ux. altera To Depofl Reels TEL. MANCHESTER Frciic ll \\ illnlraw . ADMITTED YESTERDAY: tions and additions to dw^ling at ' UFRANC MADRONE KOREA AND FOREIGN POLICY? He will bring to these two problems his most aar* Mrs. Minnie Cavagnaro. 103 Ridge 850 Tolland turnpike, $600. Lilies, Hraryi Lilifs, Oraacs Triaaqih Liilss (Contlnneid from Page One) street; Raymond Haugh. 1 Nathan To Clarence O. Anderson for 4 5 2 3 WINES nest attention and great organizational gifts. If there is any way to take the load Before V let 111 i 11 h road: George (Churilla. 82 Foxproft garage at 25 Durkin street, $850. lO m iO IN CAIIFORNIA off America's back, he will find it. drive; Mrs. Mabel Schiebel. 45 St. ___y ties ' He said these include pub- aai Papar Wbits Narsissas. ROBY POtT, TAWNY PORT, MUSCAIM licstinn of two lengthy books dur John street: Audrey Warner, 15 CREAM MiRRY, aUR DRY IHRRY INFLATION? He will give this problem the kind of attention he gave organizing and (Continued From I^age One) ing the pa.st year and regular con Main strebt; Edward Kehl, 58 About Town tributions to the "Daily Worker, Chestnut -street; Paul Peck, 30 . SALT HAY AND STRAW FOR MULCHING fighting the Normandy Campaign. sivamunr ih by the thou.sands to i the Communist newspaper in New Hemlock street. put traffic on the uppe^. Black York City. - ADMITTED TODAY:: Ruth Mc- Sales at the Manchester Auction PEAT MOSS w-ROHE MSAL A SCHOONAMKER SELECTION L A IO R ? Ha is not anti-labor. He has no anti-labor record. He will uphold the interests river finder their pups. U. S. Attorney Myles J. Lane of Elraevy, 394 Porter street. Mart yesterday amounted to $409.- ■French infantry and para New- York was directed to seek a BIRTH TODAY: a son to Mr. 75, for 92 half-bushel baskets of El«cfreiiic Crown Vino Robusto of everyone, who has to earn a living. chutists wppe fighting a dogged court order to require the party and Mrs. Burnett Griswold. SoiJth tomatoes at high prices of $3.10 RAKES OF A U KINDS AND LAWN SWEEPERS Wdfeh Inspcctioli retreat from the sector around chairiVian to appear for a new Coventry-. per basket and lU crates of A IIOHT MD TARU WINI Nghia lo 100 miles nothwest qf medical examination. . DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: cauliflower at a high o f $2.25 and For the moat advanced methoda Tho Issuo boils down to one of CHARACTER, ABiUTY, BACKGROUND and PURPOSE. . . . Gonord Eison- Hanoi and about 60 miles north of In fhe projected exclusion pro Mrs. Ollre Robbins. Box 104; Mrs. a low of $2 per crate. Starting In watch, repnir vtalt OAU* »,95' ^1.65 hpwor has dN of Hwsoi plus Hio kind of porsonalify Hnr "g e ts along" wiHi oil kinds of poopio: o man who ! the Black river,-in an attem pt-to ceedings against alien and natural Dorothy Snuffer. 86 StimmiU Sunday the mart will begin operat DET’S. Join up with other units along the ized Communist leaders,. McGran- street; Mrs. Mary DeMers. 83 EHd- ing only three days a week. SEE AND HEAR o Free Electconle Testtng. MANY OTNR NATIONAUV KNOYYN plans his work and Hwn works his plon . . . o Thinker, and a Doer oil in Qno. e ; muddy wcaterway. .The Vietminh ery said: "This Attorney General ridge street: Jabe White, .386 Par o Ortlfled Watchmaker, IRANDI AVAIIARU AT AAP ITORR captured Nghia Lo Saturday. will not give sanctuary to traitor- ker street: Mrs. Ada Barker. 19 A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. d 1 year gaaraatee. ’ Vietminh attackers also were our 'subversives who are the Tro Moore street; Scata baby girl, 9 Leslie Krech on Oct. 21 at the P r^ tt BUSH A VOTE FOR GENERAL -EISENHOWER iS A VOTE JOR ' converging in the dlrecUon of jan horses of the Soviet Interna Plano place: Robert TedfiSrd 237, Meriden Hospital. Mrs. Krech is HONEST AND COMPETENT GOVERNMENT — AND A i END j Qylnji Nhai, a Black river port far tional-." Autumn street; Raymond Kulpln- the former Marion Mahoney. i KPHLM M BAMIIBTE [ ujistrsam in the mountainous t«r- Order* 8 toiSurrender sky, 18 Hazel street; Mrs. Rebecca 118 TO THE SORRY SP!2CTACLE OF THE LAST 20 YEARS. . 1 nlor>- of the pro-French- Thai' •Through, the Inunigration serv Allen. Rockville; Mrs. Joyce Grein (Thurch bells wllj peal at 11 FHES.SEIATDI I tribes. -Quinh' Nhai Is 35 miles ice )ie ordered eight "active (Com er and daughter, Stafford Springs: o'clock tomorrow morning to call I southeast of the fThal capital of munists" now defending deporta Mrs. Marjorie Boland and t ^ n Manchester people to pray for EAST CENTER Puli Tke Top Lovor ' on Nov. Win Wifk Elsonhoworl I Lai Chau and on lj about 50 miles tion proceedings to surrender at sons, 67 McKinley street; Mrs. peace with the other United Na- OVER W NHC-TV Commun|st China’s bbr- once or face re-arrest and for- Eknlly Toman, 41 Btlyue road; Jea- 'tlons of the world, on the seventh XOMOMO IT THt IWUlLtCAN ieltmre. o f their bonda. si* Reynolds, IS Pearl street. STREET anniversary of th* orggnlsation. trati CMtrtAL cossmittm OfWWW Mflrittwk $• i;
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H S '• ■ MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1952 , , ^ C E S I X Coireiitry ______End Men Prep for Rotary Minstrel Navy Will Seal 20 ceived •ntbustasic respoBae .and. waate away » becauae they 1*0“ that it was obvious that it was Pravda Comment Men hi Sul) Test ifianrl|W trr UiemMtvca they don't have to a popular thing to do function any more. Connecticut lt seemed to us that this reac Touches Election Plem to Organize Branch WILROSE Groton. Oct.' 23—i/Ti-The Navy tneiriim ^praUii There are many worth , while tion to the particular kind of at? tack and campaign mud which was is planning to seal 20 men in a POBUSHtD BT ra® _ federal programs which ' the 601 MAIN STREET — SHERIDAN BUILDING Yankee involved must have com# from the Ogt. 23— (/P)— ^Pravda X For ARC on Local Basis submarme for a period of several federal government must continue weeks in an experiment to deter- By A. H. 0. strictly partisan adherents of the that victory in the U. 8. Pictured below, left to right, are Mrs. Rote Kronlck, Mrs iiuitikm ir. Conn. to handle, because only It can candidate in question, and that It tpine whst percentage of carbpn FERGUSON, idential election is likely to Florence Greenway of Wilroae discuas^i the fashion Coventry, ()ct. 23— (Special In charge of the discussion will be dioxide the human body ran toler FIRST CLEM'S could not have found any spon ' WALTER £ tPEHGUSON.FEHC------handle them efficiently and uni arrlvaU In women's wear. Smart, aler^ buying has gained for Wilrose the reputauon Mi»* Ann Parkhurat, general atate ^ M lih e n AU four candidates for United taneous response from the decent go to the party that presents what Kenneth Brundage. assistant ex ate in the atmosphere over a long formly for the whole country. The of being "First To Show the Latest." field repreaenlative, ARC national 361 CEN TER ST. I«BH‘ 0F.- . But instances-where.the rols of into cheapness m ight do to the- the biggest issues of the campaign Water Safety .program, home servr . Mansfleld wiU be.in charge of. the. project l a . tha. Haddock, a .World ing to use a more elemental brand the federal government is thus thinking voters of Connecticut, — the end of the Korean war.'a de Ice and home nursing. banquet. During the meeting there W ar i t vessel now s unit of the of argument than the others; who might, after all, be the ones crease In the U. 8. tax burden and Plan L m Ucs M gh t Will ly selection of directors for reserve fleet here. She will be FOWL PORK LOINS/ VEAL ROAST }i limited reprc.sent instances in the struggle with inflation. to .t. or that some were going to make to decide the election. But here Laurel Forest, Tall Odars of 1953. election of ofllcer^y the new partly reactivated for the project. FRESH R IB C 1 T BONELESS which the true desire of the Dem more strenuous noi.se than others. the strategy would be, we were Lebanon, will have its Ladies' board of directors. Wayne Holland ocratic bureaucrats has been de But it was not predictable, of told, to try to clean the candidate qUAKE KILLS 18 Night program Saturday at the of Ellington will b« in charge of a fa..*nitrlS horein ar. al.n r»orr.d. _ feated by Congress and the peo course, which one of them would, up again Just before election day, Nathan Hale Community Center. variety show for the program Li>. 3 9 c Lb. 5 5 c Lb. 6 9 c The program will begin with a after the businesa me 3 Ing. B. A, 8«rv ple. The continual pressure is to during the course of the campaign so that the last impression the Istanbul. Turkey, O ct 23— UPj— Full •enic* client ot N. itself,%;hange most from his orig A bl-ief but sharp earthquake in turkey dinner at 6;30 p. m. Ernest Today's Event Calendar r '^ F R B H ward giving the federal govern electorate would get of him would PRE-COOKED HOR3IEL The inal level and from his own natu be the high-level rmpression again. the area of Adana In southern Tur G. LeDoyt of South Coventry is in Thursday gatherings wHl In I **WwWier»* New ment administrative jurisdiction general (Charge. Mrs. E d w a r d ^ ^'hltenuui, ftrhrafft, P. A 8. 4 JU.1U. Mrih/jra Vo.7on ral instincts. As against all this cynical Justi key killed at least 18 persons yes clude Herb Club at 11 a. m. at ^ . Candy Cupboard ^ Tnrk m e w Urtrot: and Bn.ton Srhultheiss of the Center's organ Caprilands Herb Farm; Rifle CTlub rM E M B E ^ A U D IT BUREAU OF in such fields. A" few days ago, the most notice fication of -campaign tactics, we terday and injured 40. izational committee is in charge of SMOKED SHOULDERS 49c I (^R C f UATIOS'S. There is only one way to resist able change in level did teem to have a naive conviction which is so The tremor, lasting about five of Green-Chobot Post. At. 8 p. m. the supper committee. About 160 occur on the part of one of them. innocent and idealistic we almost seconds, reportedly caused consid State Armory, Willimantic; Cov ^The Herald Printina Oompany. Ine.. the extravagant aims o f such persons are planning to attend, W e shall not identify him. He is hesitate to express it. erable damage In the city of 150,- entry Planning and .Zoning Com PRE-C(K)KED SKINLE.SS, SHANK CUT Mauoaa no flaancU'. raaponilbmty for pre.ssure. There is only one way to Mrs. SchuItheiAs said. trj^raphlral errors appearina better than this phase cf his cam It Is our conviction that the 000. A breakdown in communica mission, 8 p. m., Tom i Office.bulld- Coventry Cooperative Nursery yertlaenienU and ot^r cure this power madness which paign. To identity him and the way to get down to the people Is tions delayed full information but ing; playifr’s choice card party. 8 I In The Mancheater Evenira tieralt.. and Kindergarten mothers will has infected present day Washing new arguments he has been per to go up, above the ncmnal level it was feared the death toll might p. m. vestry First Congregational COLONIAL HAMS 63e prove much greater. make over 300 cookies for the din Church by^Women's Service Guild; "ItdapVy aliTerilalna clp*'"* ton. There is only one w ay to re suaded to use would merely reit of campidgning, not below it. r tr Monday—1 p. m. ner to be delivered at the Center nelghborh«)d group of Bread and • MANCHESTER store balance, in our governmental erate and Spread these arguments, NORDIC NORDIC NORDIC ^ r Tunadai-—1_ P- !"■ which we are not interested in do Saturday by 4 p. m.. Mrs. Schul- Butter^treet, North Coventry at . Tor. Wfclpeaday.^I P- [ For Tlinrsdav—1 p, pi. lUedneadajr. .structures and in our thinking, ing. We' are interested mainly In theiss said yesterday. Volunteer 2 p...-m. at home <)f Mrs. Charles HADDOCK 8W0RDHSH REO PERCH For Friday—1 p. m. Thursday. and in our own sense o f respon the political philosophy and strat workers are still needed between IV- Strant. AUTO PARTS I iTnr Siturdev—1 p. HI. Fr'.d€jr. egy involved, which can be de .1 0 a. m. and 9 p. m. to work at All. smllcia. after concluding one. of their closing rehcaisals for the Rotary " horizontal are MEDIFBI, FRESH STATE BRAND ticular candidate had suddenly be / theiss. Proceeds from the supper 270 swung, and slow .it down near the gun reaching for the low-levjj' Phil “Cue Ball" Harrison (left) and Elwood "Lightnin’ ’’ Howies. The Issues: Centralization will be used toward th^general up Advertisement— EUGS D . , 63e BUHER Lb. IS8 middle way, in which all the Im- stuff, ■we inquired, as if we dj(*n't keep of tjie Center. / Girl desires ride from vicinity BROAD S L pulse.s and talents and talents and know, why it had been done. Mrs. Latimer In Charge Cheney Brothers to North Coven LONOEVITl' FXJRMIXA Olga Lepeshinskaya — today dis sor said that old stgndby, bicar FANCY WHITE STRATFORD FARM • One of the biost important prob- W e were told that It had been closes her formula; take soda baths bonate of soda, when mlded to hot responsibilities which built this Mrs. Lawrenc^ C. Latimer will try about 4 p. m. Monday through - Moscow, Oct. 23- The t lems of American politica in this quite a Struggle, because the be in charge of the kitchen Satur Soviet Union's outstanding author and avoid war propaganda. baths would not only p'Kplong life nation will bo called upon to func Friday. Call Coventry 7-6875 after TEL* 2-4528 TUNA Sic PRUNE JUICE 298 e p i.s that of knowinff whore to andldate himself had not want W ILROSE wishes to say that over a period of years the Visiting Nurses day. Mrs. T. William Graham. Jr., 5 o'clock. ity on how to live longer—Prof. The 81-year-old biology profes but reduce fat. \ (Raw the line between the function tion again, in Jree and construc ed to do It. However, we were wiil be in charge of the dining PILLSBFRY SUGAR HEART told, the aituatlon wan neen aa 1 (it the federal Rovemment. on one tive partnership. Teamwork, not have gained the confidence and trust of the people of Manchester. Will room. Roasting turkeys in their one In which the candidate, no homes will be Mrs. Wlnthrop Mer- hand, and the funcUonlng' of state domination; diverse approach, not ANGEL CAKE 53e CREAM CORN 1l8 1 long aa he followed the high you help them continue their work? Send contributions to: rlam. Mrs. Thomas W. Rider, Mrs. 4 id local govemmenU, and pure one rigid road; compeUtlon, not level (approach to the votem of MRS. HAMILTON BICKFORD. ASSISTANT TREASURER Royal O. Fisher, Mrs. Milton Zur- LIBBY’S R A W B E A N private initiative and respoir-1 monopoly, these are the American Conneetieut, wan not “getting muhlen, Mrs. Frederick G. Bis- Ability, on the other. ' fundamentals which must be re dov.n to the people.” It had be MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOCIATION sell. Mrs. Robert Bissell, Mrs. Har CORNED BEEF 49c COFFEE 778 come polltlrally, ntrategically ■you are cordially Invited to attend a free lecture entitled j I t is an isj=ue in which the captured. They cannot be saved 22 GREENHILL STREET old Barrett. Mrs. Robert L. Helms. necennary for him. It wan nald, to Carving will be Robert L. Bissell. GOOD LU C K parties themselves are all mixed, by voting for the party which has nay nome things w hich would be CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE COINCIDENCE OF Ella.s Clay. Others helping to date SUGAR '5ib. 45€ up, a.s far as their own traditions; tranipled them down under its gin to get popular reaction. So, ANNUAL DRIVE October 1st to November 1st. will be Mrs. John Kennedy, Miss 0l8omarsarii8 29s againnt hin own will ami in- PURE SCIENCE and PURE REUGION HERE! NEW! PROCTER AB m n concerned. The /D em ocrats' own power instincts. They can Mary Bourne, Mrs. Ralph C. Hoff ntinct, the candidate accepted to be the party which be- j only be restored by voting a halt, by man, Lucius A. Pettlngill, Sr., Miss the tsink. Dorothy Latimer. , KRAFT’S K R A F T 'S . lieved in detentralizaUon and in ! and then a start, down a new mld- Aa for ourselves when we saw Set Harvest Frolic t le docft".no o f state's rights. And' die road. this change take place, we were Georgd! Noy, C.S. The Parent-Teachers sssociatlon of Chicago, Illinola 1 lif wasn't just the belief of disturbed. But we were told, m will have a harvest frolic Nov. 22 MIRACLE WHIP VELVEETA we inquired into the reasons for from 8' p.m. to midnight at the ! tiutherrers who espouse the I T ,v o Cynical Forcps Meet it, that it had paid off immediate Member of the Board of I.ecturenhip of The Mother Church, EXOmNOLY DIFFERENT WASHDAY S George Heraey Robertson School 1 (Odrm vor5:on of Plate's n?:ht.s. < The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Maas. ly In public reaction and had re YAK - YAK - YAK-YAK--YAK auditorium. Peewee Menard and Qt. 49c / 2 Lb. Fkg. 99c 1 i WAS a matter, once, of Jof- i So far as the mine operators arc his "Trail Herders" will play music 1 brsoman pnnclPle, ■ concerned. John U Lewis had lit- Friday, October 24.1952, at B:15 P. M. for the dance. Mrs. Robert Hart TtTuit hasharpetied to the Dem-1 tic trouble making good his own snd Mrs. Dwight F. Gordon £ r t Happy Is The Day BEECHNIT STRAINED B IR D S E Y E ocrats is obvious Thev have been i purpose of getting for his miners in the Church Edifice general chairmen.^Mrs. Ernest J. Starke! will be in charge Of ticket?. federal power a long time. And a raise larger than that received When Backache 129 Lafayette St.. Hartford, Conn. Everybody Is Talldng About— Proceeds will be for the P T A treas aeUial leadership of Ihe.r by the steel unions. That was his ury toward civic projects it spon BABY FOODS CHICKEN PIES • has been taken over liy obvious purpose. And he and the To be Given by sors. \ l|e.V.f.E-:, .al orpor'unists whose' n'me opcr.ator* get along so well Goes Away____ S^ond Church of Christ, Scientist Property Conveyances W arrantee deeds filed at the 4 39c 2 For 79c iQgdlur on the proposition that Nasslns backache, loaa of papandanerST, Hartford, Conn. iTv rr>fi5,5ter?r hftA l>et'n. headaehaa and diatineat may be due to ekier- THE CONNECTICUT town clerk’s office Tuesday record •.■ho pulilir pays anyw-ay that they down of kidney function. Doctore eay good e a.*u ,5 *.!>r. an'i rx^rn.'o of kidney function ie very important to good ing transfer of property- Include «T!'i power Almost h1- haii an easy time of it. health. When some everyday condition.such those of Albert F, Bray to Albert The snag has come with the ae etress and strain, cauaea thia ImportaDk E. and Audrey M. Bray on Taicott .>•?. iRFltr.'-.i function toilow own,many fnlkaaotTcrnaS- "T” Hill road; Andrew J. Buckley to rovcrnnicnt, with the liecision of Sins backache—feel minerable. Minor blad- f ’ofvi ** 5'on*,ctir‘.e< Ih^y (in. "do der irritation, due In cold or wrnns diet may CARPET CO. Lloyd B. Brink in Hillcreat devel TTjore and mnrr. thnl the Wage Stabilization Board ceuaesettins _ ___ up______nirhteor frequent___ peeeasea.______opment; and George. W. and Ids ♦ V.-, ___ so. Uonh nefflrct y„ur kidneys if theiw «mdl. thr-excuse for the inv-en-j that the miners can get on lj is>ther you. Try Dnan'i pilia—■ mild M. Hinkel to Justine M. Pouliot in Actors' Colony Estates. arruirulation and pxerri-«e of, of the $1 90 a day increase Lewis diu/etic. '* Ueed aucceeefully by millione for IN EAST WINDSOR HILL OTwr AO ycAri. It’s wmAzinc how many timet Public Is Invited YOUR FOOD DOLLARS ir.or^ pf.'Wor. Most Dornoi’rals | negotiated for them. Doan*i fiv e happy relief from these diaenm- ''Social Security snd General The hoard is right, o f course. It forta—help the ISm ilcsof kidney tubeM and fit* Custemun have found a wonderful surprise here with over 100 rolls of have,, bv ihc iTUr*xiratlns ox-1 te n ftuflh out waste. (Jet Doan’a TUU todAyt EMPTIES IN Security for You and Your Fam ily” •p*riehce hoirimg-pma-er. heroTne ■ be ■ regtiiatlng. our j choice earpeting to select from and 23 room fit rug shes also. . will be. discussed x t a .meeting at GO FARTHER - AT htireau<'mtc They spend th'eir economy against the tianger Of ex 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Dobsonville. The pro careers lor,King for thing.s to do iceme inflation. It either ha.s to HERE WE ARE RIGHT IN YOUR BACK YARD JUST 4 MILES NORTH OF gram is open to the general public. For tho w hitost white washes you ever dreamed ol— the for IIB so. they can javmch the , ''Ule like thia or disband and make EAST HARTFORD CENTER ON ROUTE S .... teepTa! govrrnmciit into nert-j* "f itself, brightest color*—change to new CHEER—the Blue-Magic TURNPIKE Z SECONDS washday wonder. For CHEER brings you a miracle whitening field.v They don't care very much. H •« not conceivahle to or- some of t'he fi'n'ic.'wh'n the two week.h remaining Mony of ybur friends have also discovered they didn't hove to drive way hardest water. party which lu lievol in the strong before a national election. Mr. up to the mill town for bargains as the savings were as great here, if not Of The Family Op«i Daily 8 A. M.-9 F. M.— Opan AH Day Siwdoy ocntgajized gavem-ment. W hat ha.s' Lewis hs-s. in fact, already made Free itelivefy on all rash ordera of gS or aaore. All orffero W emt happened to th"m is that th ey , tbe political move which is ralcu- Mancheater*$ Piano better. bo callrd In before 3 P. M. to be delivered the aamo day.______liave been out of p.,w, i a Ion- late.j to bind the Washington ad- JOHN B. BURKE DROP OVER FOLKS TO THE FRIENDLY CARPET (CO. Ume> while, the iVemociat.s have niini.stiation to hi.s own purposes. Distributor for FU/4ERAL HOME SPECIALS FOR THURSq FM, SAT. l^(-n I ai rymv on with an uxli av.;-I Pf'o lati st phase of his shifting •SOHMER CONNECTICUT CARPET CO.. EAST WINDSOR HILL g-nnza of centralized power. Paefly * political career find.s him support- •GULBRANSEN 81 East Center St. TeL 8888 . bcf ntisc th('y nrc mil of mi: ii.s landulnte for the / pre.si- • OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.— CALL COLLECT, HARTFORD 8-8976 ] " ‘-V'-r ;in 1 I#*’ (jniKi.'-iVci.ii ih-ncy. ^ i •WURLITZER AMBULANCE SERVICE -•’.W nn-1 pai tly hn'ausc, they an- Uuly It can be lakett for panted that i •HARDMAN CUANIR r^ncerurO with thf ni‘palentl>- im- Mr . LA'wis . ('xpo( ts this circum- l thirM ptiw. r exh ibilfi stanc* to piiiduto administration S t e a k s ^79' T-Boneandtjhort^^^^^^ Cut From Heavy Weateni Vy the P ' .t’.fi tM ' th- K* imhlican.’-’ prr;;‘ ure on th^ Waiffc Stabil4za- hjivc (■(•me to be thv p irty whh h lion f|oard. U./an t>e assumed, too, KEMP'S R IB E N D \n now w.nirinjj a.;i r, * 1 ir.u- that M r: W:e Stahjh^atiph.. Board.,poUe.v give you the cleaneet waehe* possible! .Cleaner than any soap .■"•I'lS'L'.’ri.- U/pl.n r , . i . 11/ -LHig.u,,;.-p;.-. _,i., .mu’, . thy ..w,UiUc>\v.'., yoti'canbuy! ^ FRESH GROUND BE^ MW iUUlY W m gradually swing arcuiH unu\ iligy. .sypphM Pi the administration with YOU SFMD WITN A rpold'.c-ba found -defending ' 'Jrf- t his pressure upon it to brlray its sum unifiiTiiiT BONELESS POT ROAST fersoi^nn pr.nc![di s agfi'In. wh Idofeased principles w e '' do JUST HEAT AND SERVE That. iK'Wevfr. dm . u, t a'.;.-; li"t- j'lit.n d to know. But our NO riNit the. impoit.iht p'.inl a'.uuf .u-.'s i.s that two quite cynical wnONT ' IFl'ieT.t .situatidn. I q I e-i have met. and th i^ both irpCIINC MAM COOKED DAISY HAMS " ’ Our prcscnl .situation is th.d ' wul get what they want out of the '^e nfe out of biilaiue, and. ;;tc„ati,,n, with, piinciple and pub .‘Extra Soecial , j we need to liayc a better *$1.00 lief from' voricote vein* , FOGARTY And CHEQl gets dolbes whiter than any leading aoap, better than anybody el.se. It is en win trade your old ona caH us for a frta trial and oslk i ' . ' in hardest water. CHEER not only removes grease and 11 Cans Maine's Best Sardines...... $ 1 .0 0 tirely true that too..mah.v stale Carpenters, Carpenters' 'swollen and tired leg* and -e .4 other leg eondilion*. ■iJJ 'W graying dirt, but dulling aoap him oa welL lAd lo<3iI governments and private BROTHERS P. S. Veull lovg blua CHEER for dithool 3 No. 2<^ Cans of Peaches in areas of our life find it easy tb: Helpers and Laborers 256 CENTER ST. Mgkes oooans of rich white suds in a jiffy— gate Heavy Syrup ...... $ ■rnder their own responsibili-1 Telephone 2-4539 1.00 glasswaro and dishes sparkling clean, without c m is T m n r i Aa4 On ^ b a y is Oa Ciairt Ecaamm Siztl and let Washingtrm do it. But ■ A pply wiping. . . no scum, no 61m of any kindl And so - Hlat is easy Is not good. , ' j gentle on hands 1 v ^ And what is bad about ills thi.s: m m a t A FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR 51 Y E ^ e 1952, Th e Proetar a Gsm bU Company. CIUECR la the trwU-msrk ol s tp w ia l all-purpom d k tergw t m d le by Procter A Gamble "IKat' the type of accomplAhment JARVIS REALTY CO. Prescription pharmacy 130 CENTER ST. CORNER OF CHURCH . u e e w T - AdveMise in Hie Herald— It Paya muscles whicb bihlt America are j S Dover hecMl 901 Main St,. Tei 5.^1 ;.i. bi^nning ; to grow feeble and 1 4 ■ I r ^ 7, V ./ • t ■ 1
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'■< . ..: V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23; 1952 PAGE BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONW^THTJRSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1952 TCIGHT kimat in 1952' at- $2419.03 and now - Mrs. Jack Carter Dodge Releases offers an eight-cylinder , Coronet tJse of Tobacco Time Out for Acljufitment "V-8" Diplomat for $40.08 less — Puts On Blue Bonnet Advisory Panel at .$2375. Hits New Peak ’53 MbdeT Prices In the cons^rtible field, Dodge ToGetF.N.E.! offered B Coronet " 6" Convertible Is Announced Detroit, Oct. 23—Following Its Coupe In 1952 at $2504.04______and 'W ashington, Oct. 23 liP) The announcement on Oct. 15 that now. offers an eight-cylinder Cor- • use of tobacco is expected to nnet "V -8" Convertible Coupe f o r ' "a c h a new high this year. 93rd Anniversary Celehratlon at A& P! "despite sweeping style, engine and Pool Foiii^tion Listing, $5.04 leas-.-at $2499. The Agrlcul,ture department | chaaaia improvements. Dorige will The new 195.i Dodge cars will saldtoday tobacco con.sumptlon! InclniJw W a l Group hold the price line, on its all>i^w he on "display in Dodge ideajer per person 15 years and older - j 1953 line of cars," Dodge has re Of Inlorrsted Cilizons' show rooms starting today. . forthe United States and includ-1 leased the prices which have been Ing overseas forces - probabl.v will l mailed to its .dealers | i . ' be the highest .on' record with R 0Ck\-iU«. Oct7~a- (Special» - With its additional line of eight-1 wr _ _ 1 cigarets accounting for four-fifths | MORE PR CES REDUCED! Nat N Schwedel. trustee of The I cylinder cars, Dodge has widened i fln iS 1 aX C S 1/llC William H or^ t* Foundation, to- of the total. the range of its 1953 scries to 10 The RCerage in 1952 la at a rate j H ere's m ore exciting proof, that r\m. \prncn 1 Wayfarer two-door sedan at tion of 2'a mills. lest than one pound o f high-priced GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Connecticut Revolver League at your A&P. On the shelves you’ll find foods A. council: M atlh'" I’ $1886.78 ami the lowest-priced Lecicre also .said that persons apread! .So remember the letters , . . R ib ruler. Roekvtlle t.'Slc <'f I-lk,- Alrt> the league's annual meeting livst Cut from Ihe Ends ^ 9 ^ ^ Sirhlochi. prcrirtcni Itnliar. P'lcial 1953 model is the Mcadowhrook who for any roa.son have failed lO F . . . N . , . E! AU-\ egrlahle BLl'E , representing; the pick of the crop from other ’ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT V Q T 14 OZ night at West Hartford Police of Tender Pork Loins LB Club rharles P Bead: clmirinai. " 6” Special Club Coupe at $1882. receive their tax bill are not ex BOX.NO Margarine glies"all three" lands as well as from America’s four PASCO or PLYMOUTH CAN Rockville rhsrier - A n i ’ d'an In 1952 Dodge offered the Way empted from the penalty assc.ss- Headquarter.s. —Flaiorl Nutrition! Econom-e-e! BLENDED JUICES Cross: M aicr F i'd B '-rc i . P i 'v i M comers. Expert A&P buyers comb the B ^ a n . Bny.‘ ■'u- iit. . f Am. nca j farer two door sedan and the Cor- meiit if they fall to pay their taxes Sardella succeeds Jack Alves, on time. He said state laW’ requires also of Manchester. markets year ’round to bring more good food RIB END PORK LOIN IV.? Jeoimtis.sier o il" It n " k j 0n e t,‘‘6’’ Club Coupe at $1886.78 BEECHNUT REGULAR OR LGE 4 |B C Brlaham, r r 'e "l' 'U ■ U "'a - and- $2078.48, le.spectively. In taxpayers to pay their taxes even The local police department has to more people for lets money! . ville Histi fk-lnv.: Mrs K.lnar.l I. . 1 JUNIOR 3 ^liuTs^ 43" Quaker Oatmeal QUICK PKG RW® '1953 Dodge offers the Meaddw- If thfongh error they have not been a member o f the league for CHINE END PORK lOIN T„V ,.59'= Chicken Soup Brtttier. presliieni AmeriraB You reap the benefits of this careful buying. Vi It Auxiliary; Rey. Krt« in A. Pi""ks, I brook " 6" Special Club Coupe at received their bills. the past three years. LAND SURVEYING BEECHNUT Bockvilte Baptlil Church , .bum ■■ Come save . . . come see . . . at A&F! W HO U PORK lO m S ,,55'= Custard Pudding JUNIOR 3 ^TarT 43" Baker's Chocolate PKG O w A, Jhiii, Taicoitytiie ""•’L' .irtaW P/iM-i. ,$1882. the 5teadou;pi'Ook " 6" Club C iiu ^ - Mrs. K. F-nlAb Burke medic CLAPP'S O 74* OZ '/1 IS b,hn l.V T ...... , . , 1 , , Beechnut Coffee REOUIAR CAN ▼ a® DeCarll. Pjysideni Ilaltan-Am-I It nn I«-’imk St .I.c-'-t'li . t'lmrcli. Jack I.<--, lak An important phase of the Man- ;P1- Equivalent to 5-6 lbs Not Drawn at 39e 1b Chicken Soup JUNIOR , 3 43" rrl.nd.hlp Club Rcta-'<-.s;-iilatlv<- KiiKu- , t . 9 | c vin nr cktoii Slii"- Slur", fi-abui y i Willliuil V. Sailink. In.-aitatii f'. It- v. che.ator District Boy; Scout Finance I Tall 10 OZ 1 7 c gen. V, blek; Jamas D"harty. i hair |,. wf« l;.,i kvlll'' Ctuiinli. r "I I '" '" - ' CimI W', SaunU.-ra. ItcK-kvill.-. ami V. r- CAN PKG • » Maxwell House Coffee man Dimaocratlc T ««'1 '''.innillii-" liana l.i-timaii.tim.an. la.labliM.labl ami m l"-- mai„„„ M 'lly lisi ^■•hlll('•hui rlilv-.i h.V". • \yiMiiiniWilliam A drive i.s the corporate and apecial ; ]^e,2, Dod-e offerer! the Coronet EYAP Cansi »ADY-TOil of Public Works, William -'- | g„i,i chuicli: I!*-y. I’aliu k f-„mi Bun an Iiisuriim *' Oiniiiaim s: He reports a gratifying reaponae. on type models, the Meadowbrook EQUIVALENT TO 64 IBS REG., ROUND DRESSED AT 6Sc LB SVa OZ ^ n la p Roman ruicck, |.r. sir|. i.i, St , ^M,Ui*.m->. S t ' B.-ilianfs Vb'in b : kiie.im Slaik*T. Ksplon-r Scoiil.s "f charge. Graham Crackers NABISCO PKG O r * Jna.ph a CYO Aid. rmaii Harry E. E.r- ■'Ml. .1",-. plum- .Miii/.iui pn s lilm ilV . , .NhiIviii SlaiiB. . mnnaKT Mr. Rogers is widely-known " 6 ’ Suburban at $2072 and the SUPER-RIGHT CLOSE TRIAAWED BEFORE WEIGHING Kellogg's Rice Krispies PKG 15' tal-tal: 'Donald Ronald ,F1sk. Fisk, pnPr-sidont_ -idmit I'-1^ "P_lo a | .J." "",y„Vii'urv i)i. Mi v.;r .M.ilkin, ' ' 'iiVug' silu .a, Ur." liar "Id' Ulom HONIY 1 IB here, as he l.s the president of the elght-cvlinder Coronet "V-8" Sier 12 OZ f QC Bavinaa took . Harr} W. Tli_ j ISsul 'i'. illUHlini. .Bock- 1 . Airs.-ilrti'idd Stuiir. Sis.te.rhm'd CALL 2-9814 Graham Crotkers NABISCO PKG R > R # Ilnyal; Rrv M au ra- O. F-.ilU.. bP .l--orliic...... l'■tllpany. Jylin S. -Ma-, i'.,u(;r,.,:iiiioii B'nal Israel: John P. First National Bank, and in past ra at $2441. This 1953 eight- PORTERHOUSE STEAK lb 1.19 KELLOGG'S PKG l O Jahn'a Kpiscopal Cliiirrli: Mrs I Shredded Wheat son. I. Blssi-ll and Son. '-.ku-i-eiii i . In nsiin-r Kii.rUsIk-i -Bristol years has been a poUremnn. select- | cylinder model (’orris's oven a low- SUPER RIGHT BONELESS 1 IB 2 5 c ard W. Frrdorlrk. nn-sld. at IMA Idu.iid T -Moimilv. d in .lo i. Clill E'lslillio , Paul B . o m '. piihllsher. man. police ( ommi.ssioner and state or price than thp previmi.s 1952 Premium Crackers NABISCO PKG Mapis 8 trm Schiv.l: ills. Marian Mklrns.-: R. v. K.-ii-sl Miisser I iili.ii Hoc kvilli- JoiilliaL -1"^'' PINE PHARMACY Variety Package KEUOOG'S lOPKGSR Frlsdrlch. prcsW-uil Kml.t'm < lab I r .iiRri-'MlIoiial Cliiircli Mr* Kdwaid .li . rliali man, Board of E-ducallon representative. On the .state’wifle | six-cylinder model, SMOKED BUnS lb 69^ 7 0 Z | V C Jllaa Garlrudo Fulb r. aasid’iiii.' < b- 1 N.ul.mik.r dlni|..l G.ll .Vroill* Ml* Kdaard l.iinsodl. ITA Kasl scene, he created the Connecticut in the “ hard-ton** coune field 12 OZ tar. Rockvillr l.caifcr; Sniiiii. I W. 1 Krispy Crackers SUNSHINE PKG ■ # of .\m .linl. W’illiutll Nimaiid. rhiin- .Sihool. Malcolm W. Thompsn,,. pre.-l- Publicity Commlsaica which was Dodpe offered a Coronet “6 * Dip Shredded Wheat NABISCO PKG Camhl*. -Rockvlll' Boian- I'l.ib fail., ' l)..i .•n)iim.iml-r KniRlits of I'ytliia, .1. nl. Kx. haiiK- Club: 'tohen , Oenovssl, Prrsidrnl. Biirb.-r .Slu.p Sim;- later expanded into the Connecti SUPER-RIGHT 8 OZ 4 * 1 mn Ralph H. Gibson. W'liili' Kmiutiin- Il.on;. 1. I.I nil. II. iiianaR. 1 r iill" l . Thomp.s.,11. siiparjntendant Hockvllle Cup Coke Mix DROMEDARY PKG m-tlVs i-lli\• Ioi>f I’oiupiinl . ih iiiiaii G W’.iti t and Auuediic-I ( oiiipanv. cut Development Commission, and Post Bran Flakes PKGS A Company: Clyds GUI I'lv.m fli.-M"l,-l- ili-on pi. -i.bi.l l.iid.l aiid Hall ''"lu- Bnld.i Aan.n Tnersky. < oi.Rri-RaBon Bulca ihotor sale., J.ihn B. i.i.rtpr, is R director of the Hartford lO Z I ^ c prtli lolui Uilo.askl. ju.Vlih Id. J’olls.li B iidi _ Isi."'J B«'t!iRt"fi .1, T vI*t . A!l*i 12 OZ f Q C BMrd at Eklucaltuu. P.iclianl.l'. Gial. Xlmi.-.m Citi-.'l..: c-lu'l. . Kil'l S'-J'.'l-‘ Miiiilira.IllluiR Collipjinv Mrs Ml. till. 1 Chamber of ( ‘ommerce. He is also C € c o 4 ^ 4 Corn M uff in B4ix dromedary *eraat1on Board: .John 1-. iluiiii .lolui 500 SETS OF Post Bran Flakes PKG • ' mail H-i tvrl. Pmi.':i!iI: Ni. hola* Baaluk. l., V. liaii.., loiilli h ii.l.-i ami ii.ssoclHI.. on the advisory com m itted of the 12 OZ v a c . Grant Goinpany. AIfnd .1. Giin.w- Koi. iru VVui S'lmu. I , I'liloii-I'oiiBi- Raliolial iliiii. li. So ph'-n Hamburg 5 V*li|,i!. nl Kil'lUt DON'T ■kl Lm al Order .of M m .- - '.B i v . .1 V«.|I Kuu V \ Ml- local as well as the C. S. Cham Flakorn Corn Muffin Mix PKG l O Gaerfa R. Hlaains, First Ootist • R a tion W. Oil C'-inj-iuiy; V.-twunl LOASTING CHICKENS Post Grape Nut Flakes I»i'M •. ,Ir . (V’tiim.imlf r Atu-tH""‘ i; Stf‘i*h«n J. V«‘M Kus^'. Jr.. K\phir*“r ber of ('omnierco. Until recently SEAT COVERS al Church of Vernon, P..'v c.ordoti I.. Throw Them Away I,. Kj.rii pf.wi N-. H Dr riHf-tu- K Sr..lit a'lvi.«f.r, IL'v of Am-'iira; he was the head of the Bond Hotel, A i f Hohl. First KvaiiR.dkal I.ulh. ran K W- .k' )*. matutK* ‘ » •iin-» ii- Sdll plfTity of wear left In "irrS' Freshly Ground Crust Quick Pie Crust M ix *a°n 1 8 ^ . Church- Raymond K Hum. cli.aiiman I** l Whenever you are out driving; or shoppinif. any d.iy, hliiiok repaired here. Bapuhlican To»n Commiii'o Bee. . III'.' W \V. Hi. « i\ ii . titrii).. i l.iiilu r Hotel Association. He haa also All Beef LB 5 9 7 OZ l i L C Kannsth Johnson Kllinaton c .uiRn Ra t. t .-mi -.l .II*.lu 11 .1 ■•n Ki ;»t'» •' ]>t*s:il OlBSKI.I. ST.—TE I- 5167 piirking Lot Cream of Whejat QUICK PKO 3IANCHE.STER SWORDFISH LB w OZ Duffs Hot Muffin Mix i r Super Farina PIU-JBBORY PKG - r God Fillets b35= WMPi Haddock Fillets ' lb4 5 = ■ October ie Cheese Festival Time at.A&P! gaaiZflZ BUPtET-SAVIME VAtUESI SILVERBR(X)X FRESH CREAMERY IB '^ Q C Butter GRADE A PRINT » ▼ SUNNYBROOK GRADE A . % c a n n e d CH ICKEN BANQUET BRAND 5'/2 OZ CAN 3 9 = Fresh Eggs JARGESIZE DOZ ' ^ Fktiikhmst O f Tht \ 1 LB 13 OZ f-if lll-l . il Cheddar C h e e s e ib 59" IMPORTED TOMATOES ITALIAN-GLORIA CAN 29" '"“3 % I I I Diked Cheese r r " ‘ pxg 29" fietfii fh^fotTfit MMk fktniff! OXFORD-KOSHER QT JAR 27" Provolone Cheese Oomottic IB 69" DILL PICKLES mfg ON rv lABeO-Ml *«• Hiaa ^ . HhylEkfeM. Kin« •! »h« Cawboy* « 3 9 ^ T9* Pficet ihown In thii ad guirtnltad thru Sat., Oet. 25 B afftetiva in ihli community A vicinity. O O W U t S Flavor TW Corrf Bo Co|)'e CHOC, and VANILLA CIKE MH 33c fMCMSMIl e« H B N I ^ LAMB LIBS ' LB. " 79c‘ HUNT’S TOMATO SAIHiEU 3 > » k 23 c Liq u id . Detargent No rinsing * N o ‘wipin^f CUeOMBER SLICED BACON lb. 57c ■ SUNBNEST COFFEE v , ' pAciku 24' PICIOE 1 S r o A R H E A B T HONEY COMB PICKLED TRIPE . b 45c Rrd- PhjoyTiC Crtorn Of Clioice Of Afnericak FavorHe* PINEAPPtr CRUSHED - ■ > 0 . 2 C A N 23c BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF. »89c All Tomato Sou|>£( Piddel NATIVE f o w l : r o a s t e r s a n o f r y e r s M a lm ! LIBBY'S ROAST BEEF t2 oz cAN4Se Boker't. t^cy, d«Uci#ui OHSCO HIINZ ‘ . lARGE 2'i CAN UqviJCcIcn m il' HQNZ^^UF DEL MONTE PEACHES 3l€ It*s digestible IWtfT RILISH HEINZ VINEGARS Rarkt VR toHtv^rt AfTodays: low Price! SUBAO 3 LB.. BAG 47c Woodbury's IS’STANT L ie u 32" s is CAM S9‘ 0«t 64 tM ba«i ol k—rtf Alwey^ Reliably AUoTry— Sm p . Mif vigoraM OUS OWN CriiRr taiWRlinf Uniform In Stten^ f MAXWEU HOUSE COFFEE .uie S1A9 'TBA for what jrou urn- # H*lRt ) Hearty, H*ma- HIINZ FRESH KOSHU ally pay h r 4$l Thi* # H#ins Ci#tr HUn OOQ FOOO C A N . 2 FOB 21c a p e ^ cembinatico- # 3 futU mus • Htini mauH Vin«f«r Tbr« f t tsscktl pack priea for a CkicliBfi le v s* 20- M l K E T E A M ARM OUrS TR in . • H«inx M«R Vlf$«f or MAINE SARDINES 3 f^b 29c FRUITS Umittd tone aolyl # |xir«-RiT7 Real Mome-Tasting ’ •oV'-R BUY 3 LB CAN THAT HAS COUPON WITH 15c ia»l CAMtRA *S TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF 1 DOZEN OF SUNNY ,H E |N 2 ^ BROOK EGGS JELUES McIntosh apples 2 1,11*. 29c PURE VEGETABLE 3 LB g ^ C SPRY s h o r t e n in g CAN M l TIAS PROVI fine .TIANIID^ BI iXFlMilVll 10 OeliCK^ MAMtKET BEAUTY BASG PEARS 2 ijBs. 29c ^WMin 1 SOUTH MAIN ST. TOKAY RRAPES 2 29c Old-Time W»y/ 4«-S CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS RRAPEFRUIT 3 FOB 29c / : :< i -7 k - J I.I
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A li» . Geocget.‘ CaldweQ.:'B« wijl-n'; Totlarid port to Fort Knox, Ky., to com Columbia Miss Smith Launches 3>Day Sale plete his training. , Airman first class Arthur Cald Homemakers well, brother of Robert, has re Yeomans Hall ceived his discharge from the'Air It is M LBS. DRESSED ‘ IkSSt Name Officers Force where he Mrved in the Will Be Scene police battalion. He arrived home M to a LBS. DRESSED Ik. Sit In 4-H Group recently from Jspkn. Of ’Goblin Fete Mrs. Eklward Wochomurka. Sr., / and Mrs. Frank WillUms were H. PSCHICHHOLTZ ToIUnd, Oct. 23—(SpMlal)— visitors in Norwich, Tuesday. Here’s PORK os OBlumbU. Oct a»-(8p««Ul>— During a recent election of offleera 4-H Activities NEWMARKER ROAD ROCKVIUE Chtldran ot thU cofnmunlty for the Busy Homemakera 4-H The 4-H Achievement Night ‘ Uivlttd to a HoHowW tn Club, Jerelyn Gozda waa named program wlU be held at Grange TEL S-7420 T ^ o iu H«n Oct M to ]^.flven preaident. Other offleera elected Hall tomorrow night preceded by a by th« volvatoer firemen. Tiuo naa were: Karen Jedrxiewakl, vice potluck. The program is imder the boaa a custom for eeveraJ year# preaident; Andrea Goyette, secre supervision and sponsorship of but 1« the flret time the party tary; Shirley Sherman, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, chairman of the local club group. night hee aleo faDen on Halloween and Sharon Palmer, reporter. PORK shceld b^l / _ Mrs. Donald Hurd acta aa group Bl|ht . . , MuMlwster Eventaig Herald Oencral chairman In charge of leader and. Misa Jean Flynn la .anauements U Baymond Lynian. lunlor leader. Tolland correapondent, Mrs. J» H. Steele. - ...... an diildren under h l^ echooJ ag* AnmMd Halloween Party....” wtn be entertained free of charge October ^ h u been selected as Every pound of First National pork is guaranfead to be from 7 to 8:S0 p. m. Then the up the date for the annual community RESERVES SEE ACTION per hall murt be cleared to prc- Halloween party apoiiaored by the New Haven, Oct. 23— iJPi—A juicy, flavorful, tandar, dalidousl For avery pound is cut pan for the adulU' masquerade FTA at Hicka MemoriM School. backfleld ot two sophomores and All local civic, patriotic and fra' M l to which the general public la two juniors ran through Yale foot from only tha younger pig pork. Notice how the bona temal organlxatlona have been in ball team scrimmages yesterday. /• Invited. Tickets will be sold for vited to participate in the event this affair to defray expenses of Coach Jordan Glivar, expecting b slightly tinged with red - • th|s indicates only the best through aid in financing and plan Lafayette not to be too tough here the ChUdren’s party. Ticket chair ning. man Is Raymond Clarke. Saturday, says he’ll use reserves of feeding. Note, too, the careful way it's trimmed to give Because Tolland Town Hall la aplenty in the Bowl clash. Scboel News not available for the party, plaps Dr Winston C. Hainsworth. thia year had to be altered some you more meat for your money • - with just enough white school jdiyslclan, will give health what. The arrangement of voting examinations to the diildren of machines in the hall led to the rs- fat remaining for delicious, juicy'flavor I Treat your family grades two, five, and seven and to acheduling of thq party site. tte children who moved Into the Arrangements'are being made to to a wonderful First National roast pork dinner • - town since the examlnaUons were have all children aasembie in their given last year. The school nurse, school classrooms at 8:30 under THIS SUNDAY I Silas Dsnehy,. will assist Dr. supervision of mothers. Teachers Hainsworth With examination^, who plan to return for the party Ib e dates of these examinatlohs will also assist. Pre-achool chil Lynn Poultry Farms will be: Oct 34, 38. 30 and Nov. 8. dren will meet in the cafeteria be "C h ok e Nothre Peoltry Direct From the Form To You!" Sdeet Room Kotbers fore the parade. Judging of coa- Room mothers chosen this year tumea will take place before the to represent each grade are as parade gets underway and will be follows: Grades one—Mrs. John Scored on a .basis of "funniest," SPECIAL!! Card; grads two—Mrs. l*o n "prettleat,” "moat original" and Tetrault; grade three—Mrs. C. “ moat frightening.” Randolph Forbes; grade four The judging will also apply to Mrs. Saul Mum; grades three-four the pre-senooTers aa well aa older combined—Mrs. E. M. Btannard; children. Following the parade, grade five—Mrs. Adam Kowalski pre-schoolers and boya and girls from grades one through six will grade six—Mrs. Frank Savage; Herald Photo. grade seven—Mrs. Russell Evans, V assemble in the church social R IB H A L F and grade eight — Mrs. John room for the announcement of FOWL Women’s Days at Burton’s • are contributing towards the pro- prize winners. CLEANED AND DRAWN — READY TO COOK UP TO 6 LIS s, Woodward. Miss Hall Honored started ofriclally this morning a t . greaa of peace through the United BapnseatlBg Ohooen Movies will be shown and re u 9 o’clock when Mias Emily W. | Nations. Representatives from each grade freshments served. Teen-agers will TENDER YOUNG At Kitchen Shower Smith, (center). Manchester’s , ------have a Halloween dance in the BROILERS - FRYERS - ROASTERS with the sxeepUon c t the first Woman of the Year, cut the tape | July 2, 1952, Was the 90th an- PORK TO ROAST grade chosen to be on the Student school cafeteria from 8 p. m. to / acroaa the doorway at the store, i nlveraary of President Lincoln’s midnight. Personal donations may EXTRA LARGE ROASTERS \ Council are as follows; Grade two Miss Barbara Hall of 37 Holl opening the three day sales signing of the Morrill Act which —Joan Forryan; grade three — be sent to the school or to Mrs. street,' who will be married to when the women employes I created America’s system of land- Raymond Zabilansky. lUY YOUR CHOICE PARTS YO UN G, TENDER, FRYERS OR BROILERS Marie. Haddad and Richard Car- Roger Schubert of .'59 Cooper 'over the administration o f ' grant colleges, Bsatcr; grade four — Katherine Personal Mention street on Nov. J, was honored with the entire store. Miss Margarie Baldwlh has left netcher and Jay Reck; combined miscellaneous kitchen shower Fresh Chickens u 4 9 < grade three to four — Sheile Shine Others shown above are’ Joseph to spend the winter at Lakeland, I BREASTS, LEDS, WIHDS, BACKS, HECKS, BIZWRBS, UYERS | last Saturday night at the home Fla. Cleaned AU WASTE KEMOVIO u »7 t and Vincent Sledjeakl; grade five of the bridegroom’s grandmother. R. Wright, president of the Unit Don't Negkct Slipping ^ a u 4< . / —John Wheaton and Carl Johnson; ed Nations Association of Man Miss Sadie Millard of Rockville Mrs. Robert Schubert. Sr., on is boarding at the home of Mrs. YO UN G HEN . FU U BREASTED lds six — Jan Tasker and Louis Cooper street. Mrs. Joseph Wright, chester., and Mrs. Betty Bubb, FALSE TEETH raechl: grade seven — Karen president of the Committee for Maud Clough here. E aunt of- the bridegroom, was co- Do f»l«e teeth drop, slip or wobble Mrs. Marion Doyle of South FARM FRESH EGGS DAILY Anthony and James Cobb; grade hostess. Women’s Days at Burton’s. when you talk. eat. taush or sneeze'.' Tuikeys u 5 9 « el^t — Calotte Orlando and Since the event falls on United Don't be aniuiyed and embarraaaed by Windsor, was a recent caller at the The Halloween motif was carried such handicaps. FASTEETH. ah alka Hall-Steel residence. MANCHESTER CENTER e NEXT DOOR TO SEARS ROEBUCK, 505 MAIN ST. Cleaned all wash kemovh) u 69c Philip Shine. out in the decorations- and also in Nations Day the entire store has line (non-acin) powder to sprinkle on PEARS BARTLITT OR BOSC Airman first class Robert Cald Officers of the Student Council been decorated in keeping with vour plater, keeps false teeth more TELEPHONE 2-8098 — OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9 P. M. the games which the group played. flrmlv set. Gives confident fee.llnx ot se- well has arrived home on furlough are John Wheaton, President, A salad supper was ser\’ed by the that theme and the female per eurlly and added romfort. No Rummy. SUGAR CURED • READY TO EAT / Charlotte Orlando and Philip sonnel of the store are saluting from Adak Island In the Aleutian hostesses and at each place was a Rotiev. pasty taste or feellnR. Det group. He is the son of Mr. and LARGE SIZE Shine, vice presidents and Karen fall boutonniere. women throughout the world who FAStEE ’fH today at any oTuf atore. Cooked H am s^ >^*69c u 59< Anthony, secretary. HONEYDEW MELONS - SWEET JUICY . Social Notes ------i i ------/ Ib e Monday Club met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Buell of Er- CALIFORNIA L» 50e VaLJ doni road this week, GARDDI GREEN KID • VINE RIPENED Mrs. Kenneth Fox of Chestnut QfMpMS 2 25< Broccoli L* 63c Rouefish Fillet U % § € Hill entertained the Tuesday u 63c Afternoon Bridge Club this week. COMPARE THE QUALITY RUTABAGA Fresh Flounder Fillet/ u 6 9 c OMVch Activities FRESH CALIFORNIA u 59c The Ladlae Aid Society of the Lettuce 2 27< Turnips Oongregatlenal Church met Tues day evening'^and heard a brief COMPARE THE PRICE speaeh by Btalr pastor, Henry G. Wyman,' guest for the meeting, B u t ih ey voted to purchase a card THEN duplicator and to make arrange' . rrozen ^00 ments for the annual church sup “yor”QarM^ per to be held in January. They YOU'LL ’e y S.Sipeciaia! o why pay more for Frozen Foods? Yor Gerden^ezen feeds are also voted to purchase special Finast Peaches ™ 27* plates commemorating the '232nd top quality,^ and they are lower m piM, tee. anniversary of the church which tbev celebrated recently. DECIDE One -oz, tin makes 'A pints of pure ^n g e Juice AT PINEHURST A LOWER PRICE ON CAKE 6 1 The plates will be printed with REGULAR m e t 3 9 < a scene of the Columbia Congre ^ I gational Church. After the meet Lb. OH—- »»eiAi ttCH 3 3 < ing refreshments were served and STATE BUTTER m ORANCE JUia /Z-^^ZZ- a ‘‘rhlnese” auction was held. Mrs. rrv Simonix Floor Wax ^ . Reginald Lewis, Mrs. Brvce Car C.\RNATION S U N S W E fe T . 0 39 Applesauce Cake«°'> « «< penter and Mrs. E. M^ Stannard 2 Cut Strawherries n-oznc33t ■ '«>i "»» 3t « were on the refreshment commit-' MII.K Can CAROL . R EG UUR PRICE i f e £ACH tee for this meeting. ^ u a I l^ e d u c e d ! Frendi Fried Potatoes / 2»>z««»37« Msneheeter Evening Herald PINEHURST QUALITY MEATS kasi Fancy Eviicorated HEN BUMBLE BEE WHITE MEAT Fwnpaniickel Bread , " ^ 17. C e 1 n m b I a eorrrspondent, Mrs. Frank Mairhisa, telephone Wllli- Compare these every SdliicI Drcssiny mr53* jar 31* Pork from Pinehurst means mantie 8-0888. TURKEYS ^ 69c only government Inspected SAAtt'MGTLoATrT". day low prices... Ready to cook. C m C A I^ I Marlborough abcolutely freeh meat. . . . can l-OW PRICE . . FANCY Tomato Juice Elector Board Save . . buy a large roast Lb. TDNA FINAST MACAICAII09 IVORY SOAP or strip and have chops cut. NATIVE CAPONS WHITE BREAD S i Slates Special large, 2 for 25e 7-8 LB. AVBBAOE Baby Food 2 43’ SHVRFINE CHEESE FOOD/ BIB END Voter Session PINEHI’RST (RIB OR STRIP) medium 2 for 15e L b . PORK ROASTS ^ P | | | ^ 0 Ldfd HIGHLY REFINED LBLB PKQPKG f 4 Uscellanapus Marlborough, Oct. 23— (Special l FRESH ROAST PORK S9c iPersonal 4 for 21e bottle —The Beard of Electors'here will WHOLE OR SHANK HALF ^ BAKING B-OZOT- Gerber's Cereal 2»o*»'^«31e ;s 'M Beets ^ 2 ’tS 27e be In session Nov. 3 from 2 to 6 Some of the big advertlwrn have added a new cut to the T^rk IVORY FLAKES Ketchup D Food 2 27« Horshoy's CHOCOUTE PKG * p. m. for the purpose of making family . . 7 rib cut. . . We offer this 7 rib cut of pork roaat at 09 READY-TO-EAT HAMS 65c HERSHEY'S B-OZ ;e Cream oihnihi mk c voters of those whose rights will 4Ic lb. IVORY SNOW 2 for 55c Wheat Germ ^*"^^”,^^*z iAR 29c T ' 21 have matured since the last board Postum 55« Cocoa anoiied atufflng. . . . their operation for the coming Grape JELLY ^WEintOSTTEA B A » election. Demonstrations will bo PINEIirKST CHOICE BONELESS NO WASTE TIDE ...... 30c held from 6 to 9 p. m. on those Selected Fresh Fruits PKGonooOV^ threrdaya." Chef Boy^r-dei Food CHBCK POT ROAST 79c CHEER . PILLSBUBY m o f '*« a# / ® - ■ Andltlng Town Books ' ■ , and Vegetables - Nek a kioeii with 4 punch- hw. « . wrta pobuW 'nUnticu. l« »wy Mn.< Mary Hendsey of the; get custom ground chuck when you get this lean Mr. and Mrs. Ffaink Franson freshly ground Government inspected ground beef for 79c lb. FLORIDA SEEDLESS Camdioidi S a m d riNASi pt ia r 29c Peach MIRAia preserve . U JAR 29c and Mr. and Mra. 'William Ed Himt^s TOMATO • • W « hov« tbt regular Homburg at 59c lb. JOAN CAROL I S ? I Q . r berg, have been visiting friends JUICY BRAPEFRUIT 3pkg. 25c Uadefwee 140ZT1N 1 2 c _ - - — --- ■.------musieian, will entertain on his tion this wtok olio . . dairy in a ntw spot. 2 Lbs. 29 c marimba tonight at Burton’s, Inc., M jf , , . and they coat ieaa. 841 Main street, during lU Wo Be sure to try a'wedge of our Miss Wis ■ "V- -lixt::: '
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t;OL. 'XX, NO. 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 Compiled by Stodcate of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Facnlty Adriser ^53S» ' ' '' I i larriers RoU Heads Cross Country |HighBooters Legion of Honor Debators '^Ik Maid in Play ^■WTa w T Indians Nab I Over Tigers Third Straight * - 1-^ iTop MiddlclofWn 18-37 Beal Newington 1-0; Pros imd Cons on the High Drubs Westies by f In CCIL Encounter; Edge Meriden by 3-1; 38rl8 Count at Nebo;. |TTurltington Set 6 n d Defeated by Portland Discussed jn Debates Roach, Aleiiiany Star I M«nche*ter High’* cnws-coun- Portland High School edged the Itr y team won iU last two meets, MHS soccer team on Tuesday, Oct. Democrat, Republican, neutral- Taking advantage of a weak, leolldly trouncing Middletown on all would have been vitally inter injury-ridden Hall High defense 14'. by a 1—0 score at Portland. ested in the topic. "Resolved; That e Friday and romping to a convmc- The game was deadlocked in a the Manchester High football team Slng 18-37 victory over Weaver on I scoreless tie until the last minute a Republican President and Con scored in every quarter and gress should be elected on Nov. 4, ■ Monday. and 20 seconds. At this time. burled the Westies 38 to 18, at Mt. I Although Middletown H i gW * ! 1952," which was presented at the Nebo. Hall wys held to 6 points Flood, the Portland center for three assemblies held Oct. 17. ■ Carter captured first place in a f ward, caught the Manchester de until the last minutes-of the last *aparkling 14:19 in the Middletown ! "In 1916, Woodrow Wilson waa quarter. -When they scored two fenses off balance and drove the re-elected to the presidency of the meet, run on the Manchester j ball through the goal. After this touchdowns on the Manchester course, the Indians came on to | United States. What was the slo sub-backfieid. '• | game the locals record was two gan that won him re-election?— take the next five places, captain wins, one tie, and three losses. A Jim Roach-Jim Moriarty pass Turkington placing second, to win ‘He kept ua out of the War.’ One set up the first Indian score In Manchester High started on the year after Wilson’s rq-election, 20-35. Michaud. Liong, Starln, and victory trail again by nipping the first period. On the Manches Enders finished second, third, American boys were fighting in Meriden 3-1, at Washington Park -France. ter 30, Roach tossed to Moriarty fourth, and fifth, respectively for for a gain of 45 yards. On the i in Meriden, on Friday, Oct. 17. "For a while after the end of the Red and White thin-clads. Luckless Meriden has now lost six next play Roach carried to the 2, e'allot Studio World War I, we had peace. The • I>eese led the Jay\ee* over Mid- Roger. ,n>rklagtoB of its seven games this year. Republicans were in office. Elizabeth Perry but a penalty recalled the play.- dletown 17 to 88.— Bob -Biardi started the .scoring, ■’Thep Franklin D. ■ Roosevelt- Alemany cjarrled for five an^ In the Weaver meeting, Man- in the second period for Manches Roach then swept around end for IhIh was elected to the presidency In VLiz" Perry will take the part I■eliester's Adrian Michaud flashed ter when he drove in-a penalty 1932. In the opinion o f many his of the maid, a real "character," in the score. Moriarty's drop kick , kick. Dick Tomassetti soon dead S across the finish liiie tiret In 14:25, Poiv •W oiv RruM ABderaon deMi Rogers torians he led ua deliberately into Sock and Buakin'a coming presen was good. Sane; Was followed in by team-mate locked the score with a goal for war." ' tation of "Father of the Bride" Hall fought bark after Joe '• fTurkington. Manchester’s doml- Meriden. Kearns' boot was taken by Bob , HI Ziggy! News Is certsinly Our Legionnaire this week is one The word "music’’ in that old The preceding quote taken from on Nov. 14 and 15. nance in the mice was broken only Manchester broke the game the s p ^ h made by one of the Turble. He carried to the 35. buzzin’ these days, persons lost, wide .open in the last five minutes of the big guns on the MHS cam adage "Music Hath Charms" could bv Weaver's Murry taking third mice flying, transformed poodles, aflfirmatlve speakers was answered After on offside penalty and a ;piace. Long. Higley. and Jenkins of the game. Charlie Cronin rap pus. He Is 17 years old, and has easily be replaced with the word 5 etc. If you can keep^ your eyes “ Jean.” for whenever we think of by this from the Democratic aide: Lawler quarterback sneak. Bob captured fourth, fifth, and sixth ped in his fourth goal of the year Horan A^ldresses open, read .on! that look about him that tells you music, Jean Rogers inevitably "W e must remember that Eisen Turble hustled 54 yards for a Hall places, respectively. In the race for to put Manchester ahead. Moments hower, like Generals Waahingftoh', score. Gordon failed to convert and the Indians. Enders. Starin, Gig- later A1 Guay drove in the final he is a guy you're going to like on "pops" into our minds. Of course Our get-well wishes are being our "Jeanle" is bursting with Jackson, and Grant, haa won the ‘Moleeules’ on CD Manchester led 7-6. Extra Special! >lio. Reichard, Desrosiers, Larson. tally of the game to put It on ice. the moment. His name is Bruce fame which may elevate him to > Manchester took the kick-off to poured out to Tommy Benoit, out Charlea Cronin and Howie Lau- charms too. ' In Our Fruit and Vag.-Dapt. L e m . McKeough. and Hoffman with a,football injury! It’s a tough Anderson. the highest office of the land, aa their own 42.-Roach carried for a finished next in that order for tenbach both played a fine game Bruce has had many widely As proof of her love for music, a military leader. Now, our hlstqry The head of the Radiological Di first down, and then for 8 more. break but we're all rooting for you. for Manchester. Jean has been a member of A Cap- FRESH Manchester. We’ll be looking for "Tiger" out books record that General Wash vision of the Civil Defense of Man Bemle Alemany skipped through Fresh from a decialve victory varying interests during hia school pella choir for the past three The squad has now posted a rec on the field and we hope it’s.soon! ington became a great preiident. the center, aided by excellent over Meriden last Friday the Man years. Let's start off by saying year*, one of the first violin play- chester was the speaker at the » Mh it, „mel.llv.prov-J 30 ,«lk. . ,.H»n „onon.,. your llrn,y J. you I - “ I"'""' * "" iord of four wins, two losses. General Jackaon, as president, had blocking, and went-all the way for * In the freshman-sophomore Jay- chester zoccer team sneaked by Science Club meeting last Friday. 1 Wrings on tires, insurance, fees anH ^her cosU can boost voiir total savings up to >600 a sea . What did I tell you? One of -he was a member of the Science i aI* 7pur great succeasea and great.failures, 6. Moriarty kicked good again ■< vee m eet' run against Hartford Newin/-on 1 to 0, oh Tuesday at Oub for two year* and was voted I aijd has been a student ebn- and lastly, General Grant, as presi - Timothy Horan, chief chemist at Sock and Buskin’s groups practi Mt. Nebo.l making the score Manchester 14, jThiblic Saturday, Manchester was cally got left behind on that mem into the Senior Mt-Y this year. Hia «1uctor for both organization*. For dent, was a pitiful failure. Cheney Brothers, spoke to. the • victorious, trouncing the Owls by ‘ the past tv.io years she has played Hall 6. orable Saturday in New York. Hero of the game was Bob claiuimates elected him to the Stu "Now, this is a list of our gover group on the Job of a radiological ! 18-37. Captain Bradley of the In- Biardi, Manchester’s fine halfback. in the All-State orchestra. On the first play after the kick, BIG TOP PEANUT BUHER That last minute dash to the train dent Council for three years where nors who have become Presidents: monitor. If and when an atomic quarterback Dan Lawler faded to idian* Jayvees was the’ individual With leas than one minute to go in he acted as co-chairman of the Last June she was awarded a • Utineoi ill lo'ely 11-0,/, xiasses, each - sure was fun though. Who wera Cleveland, of New York; Teddy blast hits, the Monitors will go into pass and tossed to Connors. Ale '.{winner in.l4i35,. the six nervous gals? You don’t the game. Biardi lined a penalty Junior prom last year. Towards vocal acholarahlp, sponsored by the Roosevelt, of New York;' Wilson, of action. They will travel through vilh BOtigs; flowem, iKid •"•P* f : { The next start for the varsity many intercepted and had the know, do "you? Well, I'll never kick by the Newington goalie. the close of his Junior year and Chamlnade Club, to LaurpI Muaic New Jersey: CJoolidge, of Massa the town checking all objects and iliffereiit s|alr in lieaiilirul, perms- y tw ill be in the Storr* In\-ttstlonal Zabel. Camp. Jean is al*b a member of way cleared for him by Johnny neni colors. The,'re'erliicitioiisl. col tell! this year he has held membership chusetts; and Franklin Delano buildings for radioactivity. They SPINACH ^ Meet to be held at the University Morianos and Art Karzlas. M*- orful andmighie iisefni. YrHi’ll want Up until this time it.had been in the Current Affairs Club. La.st the town-famous "Harmonette.s,” Roosevelt, of New York. I think I will continue their checking until • of Connecticut tomorrow. ip and tuck, with both teams mlsa- the girls’ quartet which won the many's score put Manchester a ||Ih*s Tor enrh slale* BAKER Get your tickets here! The rush year hia fellow students saw fit can safely say that all of thise they are sure it is safe for the ing many scoring opportunities; to send him to Nutmeg Bo.vs' State trophy in the Rotary Club Talent ahead 20-6. That score stted till has started. Sock and Buskin men have won respectable or great people to return. half-time. l,»ifT u n a ^ tickets are out for the play of the Both teams played fine defensive where he was a senator from Man Show last winter. The glrla re honor in bur history as president, Mr. Horan also described the bair, with neither team showing ceived a trip to New York and an Early in the tljlrt period Mel Pint Jar i.Y-Teeiis Initiate year, "Father of the Bride." Get chester. dent. atomic bomb explosion. WTien the / VANILLA i much scoring punch. By way of explanation of the audition for Ted Mack's Amateur Cote recovered a Hall fumble on them from any member, preferably Hour. “ ...... Generals sometimes make bomb bursts, the atoms split into Biardi. Sullivan, Cronin, and opening sentence, it should be many pieces. Three types of radio the 24. Aleman)r bucked and Roach New Members me!! The date? Nov. 14 and 15. Lautenback played a fine game for good presidents, governors always carried fojr tke TD around his right 8 Price? Only-60 or 90 cents. knoWn that his best work has been This Saturday, Jean will be do!" active rays are released. The alpha Manchester. For Newington, Pa- heard over WDRC aa a panel mem flank, making the score 26-6. MR EXTRACT with the Manchester High rifl« To the Republicans’ assertion. rays are not vtry powerful, as they • Initiations of new members oc- ternostra and Zabel turned In fine team for four years, the last three ber of the Youth Forum. The youth The'next score came on a freak MACARONI iir The senior boys are looking performances. "W e can't keep living in a war can be stopped merely by the skin. Can cupled the second meeting of with the varsity squad. will discus* a question pertaining pWy, with Hall the victims. Aitkin 9 Ot. pretty sharp in their proofs for the prosperity governed by a war The second type, the betta' rays, broke through the line and stole O R THIN Sophomore Y-Teens which was The locals record now stands at Bruce's hobby Is collecting rec to music. But music is by no means can be stopped by heavy dothinti. 1 Lb. Can yearbook. They seem to be pretty four wins, one tie, and three losses. party," the Democrats answered; a Lawler pitchout going to Keifer Betlla 3 5 ( Jheld Tuesday night in the Drama ords and guns. In the latter de the only thing this girl docs at The last type is the most d^ger- SPAGHETTI Pkf. I proud of them, and they should Bill Bayer '54 "The average poorVAmerican goes and moved in to the end zone. partment he has a total of three MHS. Aa a result of her four years ous. They are the gamma rays, iRoom. be! Prsctlcally all came out swell. horiie to his 815.000 home, relaxes rifles, a shotgtm, and a pistol. of* diligent work on the High which can be stopped by concrete Aitkin was the target of a Roach { Nancy Long and Eleanor Small Trying to rhow us girls up, huh? . . . watching his 8300 television pass for the extra one, but couldn't • proved that breaking a balloon Bruce never aays anything about School World staff she was -elect set or goes driving in his 82,000 or two feet of lead ^slating. ed to be one of its co-editors this make connections. 1 Lb. Pbf. CREAMO •between them wasn't as hard as it politics because he has friends on Another thing-that Mr. Horan Let's all get out and go to the Moriarly Heads automobile. Poor soul!" A battle of fumbles was won by "looked, for they were the winners both aides of the fence. His pet year. explained were the three types of All-State conrert! Tickets again! These and many other points, the Indians dedp in Hall territory. •of that part of the initiation. Each peeve is drivers who never bother Aquaettes, tennis, field hockey such as those being discussed by A-bomb exjilosions. The first of [ thin SMCHmi| On sale from every member par Junior Y-Teeiis to use hand signals. were participated in by Jean in her these is the 'air-burst. This goes off Quarterback Barrett then called A ruismmtmi {received a balloon for their effort. the two presidential candidates. two end sweeps with Donahue Mai^gaxine •Nancy Fracchla and Jo-Ann Muc- ticipating in the concert. It’s really As for plans after school Bruce freshman and sophomore years. above the ground and usually scat terrific and you'll meet lots of nice Elsenhower and Stevenson, were going over to end .the scoring for |Cis found that emptying a pan of Connie Morlarty wa.s elected presi la undecided whether to enter Paint and Powder, 1. 2; Spanish brought out at the assemblies. A ters radioactive particles for hun people from all over Connecticut. Club, 3, 4, secretary this year; Y- dreds of miles. In wet, humid the Manchester team, with Man •water with a thimble was not as dent of the Jimior Y-Teens. under Dartmouth or the Maine Maritime great deal of w ork. and practice chester leading 38-6. Hurry, while they still last! Academv. Hia ambition is to be Teens, 1, 3, 4; Cohductor-s’ Ciub, weather, these particles drop itb. C Q f {easy aa it looked. Barbara was the the direction of Its new advisor, reaped their harvest as each speak 2 a petrologist or a petroleum en 3, 4; Current Affairs Club, 3, 4; straight down. The land bursts are Hall desperately took to the air. •Vinner, receiving a miniature Mrs. Alice Franconi, at its sec er presented his side of the ques Booth and Rhynus took turns toss P t , . . 9 9 {doll’s bottle as her prise. An - This could go on and on but I’ll ond meeting of the school yesr, gineer. and Student Council. 1. 3 round chiefly designs to destroy by sheer have to sign off til next timet See out this gal's list of activities. tion. power. It is very potent The water ing. Booth hit Gordon and he trav (hilarious part of the initiation Oct. 14, in the assembly hail. Bruce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The speakers at the first eled 50 yards for Hall's number 12. you. Gail Todd, 'S3; Guv E. Anderson of 38 Autumn Jean haa followed the college burst Is the worst of all. The radio CUT GREEN •came when Donna Hart and _ Other officers are;, yicf-presi- assembly were: affirmative, Carol An intercepted McGuire pass by ■ 'TSylvia McCarthy wer'C given ' a street;'- course all four, years, at MHS and active parts combine with water dent. Susan Cro.s.'en;. secretary, this year her subjects Include Rotther.' Charles Shaver; nega' and cari be washed ashore thou Turble gave Hall the ball. Passes BEANS N«;t •patch and needle and thread to Mary .Lou Costello; treasiirer, Bernard Lyons '53. WayV«*t Lb. English IV, modern historj’ (her live, Naomi Werbner, A1 Guay; at sands of miles away. The fish also took them to the local 3. Booth {sew onto the pants of Norma then went over through center, for Cane Explain Puppetry Nancy Cole. Chairmen of the vari favorite), Spanish II, and modern the second assembly, afTirmatlve, become radioactive, and can cause Ice N a t iv e CUT WAX •Cavanaugh and Pauline Cormier. Horror Story Related the final score of the day. Manches ous committees: Prograrri, )jalerie problems Carol Rottner. Kathleen Olm- people who eat them to become ill. {Sylvia won a sewing kit for being Laycock; service. Barbara Field: stead; negative, Anita Grossman. ter led 38-18. BEANS , To Sock-Biiskiii In order to appreciate the horror • As you may have guessed by In finding 'out the extent of tthe first to sew the patch on. social, Joart Boyle; art. Mary Charles (jronin: at the third as radioactivity in a region an ioniza Meriden will be visited by the Cream { Hazel Christiana, a.s the deaf of Edgar Allen Poe’s short stories. now Jean’s hobby is music, but she Silk Towners Saturday and. are the Parmakian; refreshment: Judy Miss liiabel Worth’s Junior English also likes to draw; especially all sembly, affirmative, Patricia Wup- tion chamber is used. 'This' device '^Queen Aba-Daba-Daba, and Mau- One of the oldest forms of the Plikaltis;' and cleanup, Geraldine perfeld, Michael Glean; negative, will not be thrown off by the great strong favorite*, with Meriden, classiei! listened to a (wording Of those lovable little "madcap" winiess. A jrren McCann, a.s the shouting theatre puppetry- wa.s explained Rohan. — Margaret Rogers. Anita Grossman. amount of radioactivity in the at ,"Fool," brought much laughter Poe’s "The Cask of Amontillado,” figures We can see whenever Jean Al Guay 'S3 There's IS'olhihii IJke It' For the Finest Pastry Baby by .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore at a Following the elections, a color on Wednesday. Narrated by Syd leaves her doodling papers arounb. James Farrell, '53, president of the mosphere. On the other hand, a Lb. from the group. Carol Wennergren senior class, served as chairman of Rib , Sock and Buskin meeting' held movie was shown. It W’ss the ney Greenstreet. the story followed Teddy bears and "great big" Geiger counter will be thrown off, Absolutely ^'othing ,and Jean Luckingham were sur- Oct. 15 In the assembly hall. The story of a young girl and how she the three debates. since it Is very sensitive, and is CINNAMON ... 19c Reait rpnsed when they found their Poe's unusual pattern—a horrible gray Buicka especially appeal to Moores are prominent members of trained to be a stewardess. The deed, in a horrible place, done by Jean, and ahe replly enjoys DON- In view of the national elections consructed to pick up the minutest Current Affairs [faces covered with flour after they approaching ab quickly,, and the the . Coventry Players and the meeting was then clo-ed. and It a horrible person. It was a ating her time to eating "thick trace pt radioactivity. B n diP ^seR CLOVES ...... 99c A (blew into a cup which was sup- Center Thespians' fact that all MHS s.tudents .will isatB BIIR - was announced that Junior Y- macabre tale of a man walled up and Juicy" charcoal-broiled steak. The radiological monitors will be ■po.setl to contain a penny. Aiiehne Mrs. Moore gave a brief history have the opportunity to vote in a Registers Voters ALLSPICE ..... 19c Teens meetings will be held the alive in the catacomba. The sound Andre Kostalanetz aqd his orch very Important if an A-bomb is A »Dik and Peggy Berchy made a of puppets. She explained that mock election O ct.. 29, ..this as dropped here. They will protect the ^ Cans [Tne, Following the conclusion of the the members of Mrs. Helen Page Constitution 'and took an oath NOM/> I NEPCO BRAND iLessoit on ing smile we need not be appre Acltl 36 Members given by the registrars: "Do you simplest finger varieties which are Scholastic Press Association, at- program* a series of Skinner’s English III classes were i/AM0ia\ u.sed in hospital theory, to the tended by 10 students of Manches- clinical di.scussions and. writihg hensive as to whether her success looking smart, and business like. solemnly swear that you will be CANAD 1 Given at KVith's most, complicated marionette. Fol- ter High Schpol. at the Norwich contesLs were held In various in life .will be qbtained. Best of To Drama Group The explanation: the first Manches true and faithful to the State of SAVOL yaGal.l9^; r - ' lowing the lecture, they presented | Free Academy last Saturday. rooms of the three buildings. The luck and happiness to you. Jean! ter High banquet ever repreaent,- Connecticut, and the constitution ‘ I ______an entertaining skit.' i The convention was called to topics under diseiisslon were thg Jean is the daughter of Mr. and ing all students. Due to the incon and government thereof, as a free ' SIG BO'HLES Thirty-six members have been PASTRANA A {^ An interesting talk on rugs wa.s One of the most enjoyable fea-, order and presided over by MUs newspapers, the vearbooks, and Mrs. Fred Rogers, 33 Wellington venience 6f the morning session it and independent state, and to the Gall. 2 7 ^ jgiven by Harold Turkington at road. accepted into the freshmen-sopho- tures of the evening came when Ruth A, Hubbard, president of the the magazines. News, editorial was not possible to have food, ao cortstltbtion of the United States; BLEACH WATER Plus Dspesh 'Keith's Furniture .Stme...... last, ____ Wed- club members were allowed to in- Connecticut Scholastic Press Asso- and feature writing contests were Ruth Ann Azinger '53 more dramatic club. Paint .and the students referred to it as an and, whenever, you shhil be called Powder as a result o f tryouts held aaesday « “ ■ for - the - gul.s in Home E co-' *Pect the various puppets back- elation. given. Imaginary banquet. to give your vote or' suffrage, •SKS 5.“ 2 ’- 39‘ .^recyntly. ‘ The new members are: LOAF 16. .|BomiCS_IV."Classes..*-»...Classes...... • , ------it.| stage..stage, , r welcoming •ddress by. Mr,r- - After the. lunch period, a akit ... The theine of the/ banquet waa touching any matter that concerns - * -Phis Owe*. * * the tm^esa-itieetinj!-, which ; George' E. - Shattuck;'‘ j ^ of5-'w'S8 pre.sehted-bvthe Senior Scteni the SAA'..t W object waa fo r eitcti thisaCatg or. the tfntttolBUtaa. ym'J. c { <»fiPheceded, -,theV!pr«>gram.-" PriseiUa i Norwioh-'FVee'Acaiileiny.'VoughL'toif tifiOi-B«jy#i'af:.,the ,;Norwtiihr-Free barm Oatajiill*, SukanOockett, Atudent ,ta,givi) to-'^f^eech tb.'eater.-- 6ne could buy today and ihe , Torratv.ee announced that tickets impress upon the audience the Academy. ■ • tafn as part'of. th* work fdr the cmiduce to the best good of the purpose of a rug in the^homt, i t” r. ’^Pather of the Bnde" Would ' need of a good school newspaper , An address by Ml.ss Ruth Imler. Dennis Guay, James Ham, Evelyn By' ^ flarryt^^Donna -HarL- ^aebara He-* sapie; wiUwnt; Tpenoaa. ..r J .... ' ■ the: kVVh-iiaTe. Thbse'fhtVfestltri^dljlTgTl^v^" fefVing 'SMorttited editor Jbf the Liaies': V the, enteusia;m "which' (hie ; or favor of any m»h: so help you L Witt. Carol Hewitt. Avard Huesti*. jprla were shown examples of Wil-r l Christmas program. world to have 's museum of Its 'MHS On Panel list. Celert COLUMBIA GEN THI SICOND SKIN Nancy Cowle.o. Marilyn Rogers '54' own. ' - f, Miss lone Fellows of Manches Spanish - 1—President, Eldward Barbara Smith. Ann Stilson, Lvnn Shown at Partv School Editor Speaks Spense; secretary, Constance Mor Sundquist, Merle Swallow, Rich The committee whioh arranged CURLY ENDIVE ter High School, president over the and carried out plana, for the mak PASCAL Mary Eller, assistant editor of panel of the yearbook. The stu iarty; program chairman, Helen ard Thorsell, Henry Turek, Robert AND WASHED • Young ^ o r - - i Were apy .tof the newspaper of the Bulkeley Kucs3mskl; program committee, Twlchell. Forbes Warren, and Ann A combination pdtiuck and ini ing of voters consisted of Jean SMOKED CRYOVAC dent speakers for this partel In SMOKED your family ever di.-sappointecT in Coiiiioil Decitlcs High School of Hartford, spoke John Drew, Mickey Fendell and Wharton; , tiation party was held recently by Rogers, Priscilla Torrance, Kath V.. love? (Who Just had received a I cluded three MHS students. Anita ESCAROLE PACKAGED ;on the enjoyment and benefits of •Tasino, ’.53, spoke on the copy and. Nancy Mullaney. The new members attended a the Llbraiy Page Club at Center leen -Olmstead, • Carole Rottner CELERY vGaavffv vnninviii on A tif nvD C W A T C H F O R turndown from the one and onlvi-,: On Parents’’ Dav I W orking- as a school editor. Learn Spanish I I —President, Sid Mos- meeting Oct. 17. 'in IS m. Miss Springs Lodge. Janet Doyle. Jo-Anne Shea. Sally - Other .Sailor — Yes, mv grami. to the candid pictures for the high SIAIS FLAVOaMN > ing new methods of Improving .school, vearbook. Janet Hentschel. ler; secretary. Gall 'Todd; program Marian Hale, the new faculty ad All the-new library pages came Newcombe. Doug f ingles, Dwight 2 ' ^ i d ROULETTES SliuULDERS DEMONSTRATIONS uncle wa.s. He was going with a ' writing, experience in the waried chairman. Viola Britton; program visor of the club replacing Miss in costume, and the girls paraded ^rdon. Russ Taylor and Charles Lbs. Lg«. Rch. girl and he saitJi^e would die if Announcement" that the Weaver ’•53, spoke on the records of the Shaver. 19c 19e fields of Journalism, and the sat Somanhis. how the club Is chosen, committee,' Dave Hansen; Janet Isabel' Worth and Mias Anna Mc- In front of the seniors: "There were ! SAMPLES Our CKVOVAC .Packaging Materials ahe refused him. She refused him, | R®"’* .Saturday. Noy. _] would isfaction of a Job well done were Hentschel'and Jack Hentschel. Qulre, who are unab[r to continue two flrit prizes: funniest, won by All voters in Manchester High gnd he died, too — 65 years later.'i,*’® the occasion for s’*Parent’s Day and how the quotes are written. AND COUPONS Supplied by only a few of 4he rewards Mias Doris Oondlo, '53, told of the lay Spanish 11—President, Olga with the club because of their •Schodi are urged to exercise their FRESH SHIPMENT OF PINK,'SEEDLESS GRAPE- ' r '------r-——^------,1 was made at a Student Council Jane Kaaaler, and most representa Just Eller mentioned. • out of the. book, including the ar Brondola; secretary, Jean Rogers; schedules in the double aession, an tive, won by C»rol Hewitt, who ■ franchise in the election of their During O u r M.4CADAM ASSOCIATES, Putnam, Conn.' ] meeting on Tuesday. • The speaker of the convention rangement of the pages, and gave program chairman, Helen Kron- nounced that meetings will be held choice for President on Oct. 29. -- The main part of the meeting- the first and third Thursdays of waa dressed as Carmen Miranda. Received! f i^u it a n d f r e s h p ic k e d I t a u a n c h e s t n u t s 4 3 ‘Anniveraary Salti tck;.y'‘prf>gram committee. Tom "^ ^ I*rom Ticket.s waa the widely noted news com a brief outline of the’ book as a ,____ Sally. Newcomb, '53 wa.s taken up with committee Smith, Beverly Bollino and Nanqy the month.' before^ school. The of Virginia Sturtevant and Barbara mentator and radio editor. Sereno wholey.' Hewitt both receiveil honorable meetings and reports. Bob Pypvost Gammell of State WTHT, the Representing the High School Cordner. • , , ficers for the year "were introduced Tickets for the annual Man^i and Gary Bogli, co-chairihen of Spanish I II—Preiident, Robert to the "new members. 'They are: mention. Chester High School Pram, at Hartford Times. Mr. Gammcll'a World Staff were Carl R^tner and the Manchester High School. Prom, Lewis;. seorejAry, Norma Le President. Jerry Vlchl, 'Vice Presi An appetizing potluck followed Parents Day 82 per couple, will go on sale address on "Preparation of News Jeah Rogers, co-editors, and Oaro- announced that, pizns-for the com Claire; program chairmen, Janet dent, Joyce Bursack, Secretary, the jud^ng. Wednesday, Oct. 29. before the for -Radio Broadcasts" pointed out lym Bengtaon. Representing Soman- 974 Main S t ing fornial were progressing well. Ppyle^ Robert Bridgeman; pro Shirley Warren, i n i Treasurer. Ann Fallot then diaplayed her Saturday. Nov. 1. wlU . be OPEN to the students and faculty ad his were Anita Tasillo. Janet Hent- morning aeasion, and j, again Representatives were reminded gram committiee, Nancy Weir, John Anderson. acting UlenU by pUylng the lead dedicated as Parent«, Day for from 12;I0 to 12:30. Afternoon visers the idea that the founda schet and Doris COndio. Represent- the football game between THURSDAY^IGHT , that flnal payment of SAA tickets tion. of a news broadcast ‘and the Joan Mannua. Al Lange, Nedra Ronald Contois .Is head of the in an enterUining skit. "1 Didn’t students will have an^ equal are due by the close of sc,hool to iflK “QalU" were Anita Gagliar- Bella, Nancy Petka and Roger Pet initiation committee. Also serving Know the Gun Was Loaded." Manchester High and Weaver. process of putting out a good done, editor. Joyce Flaherty, Jan T I L 9 chance to buy tickets, os a morrow. No temponry SiLA card erson. , • •on this committee are: Jerry Viebi, Cynthia Shaqnon. thia -year’s This will be the last home foot Froo Parkiig school psMr ^re similar tn many Mankus. and Debbie Mason. definite number will bt re- can be used for admittance to Gail Todd '53 Robert Butler, Faith - Cohen, - - Joyce president, acted as mUtress of ball game of the year. TIckeU ■erved for them. T respects. V 'The faculty advisors were Miss OPEN FRL and SAT. x sport dsnees or football games Bursackj,^^and Jacqueline Beinnet. (Aremoniet for ;be inltiationo. Sack can be obtained the day of the p ■''It is moat important for a 'ra I-._L - r
PAGE FIPTEEN ?AGE FOURTEEN ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN» THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 y etm" FU N N Y' RIIRINESS • . * V HERRHRRRGRR CA^lVAJU^j^ rv.'™ivw,'rt«^=ronK:. -BYf DICK.'TURNER H.d>'..asa.3:.*;7i!l!,^j;r^:s:yT-rvr.fc:fi«n5Mv^Wi=£wll5Scr.'4^ :l till n.»Kr;ur«vT5 jc;-’ ??* JtaiF.Faige...H«>wa>:an,4f*h'. koU SA-in^Mitaitt kusinaiia meet?, p,®.„Th* proceeds w ill he used Jor. Rockville ey . Butler, 'Riatard - MorganeoOL ing ja Hie. Ellington Ceotea ichooi .the Jlorowltx ,Foundatt«|i Swlmr Patrick Johnston, ^ n n k Zbyk, at 8 o'clock this evening. ming Pool fund. 3 PAGE MAN ACCIPENT m Sense and Nonsense Raymond Hunt, Jdhn Alley. Julius Training Course Plan Fall Concert ' JIAmU tr T»> pf jitfJiMtfc May, Chester Morgan, Patrick A leader training course la being A fall' concert Is scheduled for 3 Resolutions Voted Down Naughton, Arthur Chatterton, and conducted today at the Coventry Sunday imder the sponsbrship of the First Congregational Church c: Therfr had been a bigr family An Engliahman, who was leav Edward J. Connors. Grange Hall on the subject «if The RIBICOFF Record row and the police had been ing on a trip to India to hunt Anyone desiring to make an ap "Weaving on Huck Towels." Mrs. of Vernon„ Timod for 7:30 p. m„ called. Mr. Blank waa hauled tigers for the Brst time, waa being At Special Town Meeting pointment is asked to cell the Carl Schulz is leading the group.. the program will Include the Wap- A REPORT TO THE PEOPLE OP CONNECTICUT - One fit A Series “ip-y into court for beating: • hla wife. advised by an experienced big- RockvUle chapter office, f^377 or IhL’o new - homemaking groups ping Rhythmic C!hoir, the String game hunter. 5-3378. Transportation will be pro have been organized in Vernon. Quartet of Hartford, organ solos Tp- ■ The magistrate rebuked him se RockvUle, Oct. 23— (Special)— social on Wednesday at the Rock- verely. Professional -v-Ifs easier than vided if requested. One group will meet the first Tues and music by thfe senior church A t the speciai town meeting held villa Hotel a t 8 p.m. Gueat.apeak- ...■'■"'^■■’"SiippwSchodnled ■ " day evening of each month at 8 choir."-->'=“» - ■ ■■ ,, Ms^isLrata -T-. Xou ought to ha .you think;. Yoi> bide in a thicket era will be Rep. Mary Carpenter ashamed o f yourself,, assaulting at night. When the animal ap last night, aome 300 citizens were- The women of the Rockville p.m. Mrs. George Ecker is chair Admission to the concert, open Brennan, Democratic candidate for man for the group with Mrs. Ed to the public, will be without cost. M'f. your wife like that. l" never saw proaches, aim between its ayes., preaent to voice their vote on the Baptist Church will serve a turkey State Senator from this district and dinner at 6 and 7 o’clock tonight ward Granville secretarj’. However, a collection will be a nastier black eye. Do you shining In the dark. It will fall three resolutions presented select Nicholaa Pawhik and Raymond know of any reaaon why I should dead at once. at the church to raise funds for The second group will meet the taken tip to defray choir ex men in a petition for the meeting Splelman, candidates - for State the parsonage building campaign. flrrt Monday of each month at 1 penses. not send you to prison? On his return the Englishman Representative., Mrs. Clarence Mc Defendant— If you do, it w-UI Which carried 25 algnatures. AU p.m. The ofllcers are chairman Mrs. was asked by his professional Carthy and Mrs.. William F. Mc Chairmen Named Anthony 'Yacone, and -secretary break up our honeymoon. friend how many tlgera he had three reeoluUona were voted down. Charles B. Beach, chairman of The Rockville bureau of the Prichard .Named Modrratqr Mahon will be', cochairmen for thia Mrs. William Smith. ■ Manchester Evening Herald Is lo- killed. social. • the Rockville Chapter, Americkn (a Rex—1 can't decide between the Francia Prichard waa named Red Cross today announced the Meeting Arranged — . eatetl at One Market street. Tele Hfiirrler—Not even one. The moderator for the ineetlng and Bloodnwblle I'nlt The Ladies Auxmary: AOH wilt phone Rockvillo S-3TSS. couch and the chair. tigers are much smarter now. following appointments: Blood Susao---.Xou-can'.t make-A-mis?. Town .Clerk Kerwln. EUlptt read Exalted Ruler Matthew H. Allen ^jTogram _ V - I _ r « m Tviw s a * . f l a 9 9n * -HTnrtaji the'hwaming. A fter the reading of of the Rbckvllle Lodge of Elks to- Mason; publicity, m.M Mrs. Lewis H liThg at 8 ' o'd'ocR' at ’ the "■'MoosS /fj • take on a pice .comfortable chair one closes an eye. like this. the first item which called for any nounces that the lodge will take Chapman: home nursing. Mrs. Club, Rex—O. K. I'll take the couch. apeclal or untiaual expenaea of part in waging an Intensive cam- Virginia Peterson, R.N.; and head Food Sale Slated The real college cheer la the |50,0(M> In the town being placed i paign in support of the national quarters. Miss Molly Nolan. The Maple Street PTA will spon Some TV shows are very mov check from home. on voting machines, Robert Usher blood program, and will sponsor P T A CloalicH Meets sor a food sale Friday at the Audi ing—they make you want to move moved its adoption. There waa the visit of the Red Cross Blood- The Ellington PTA Council will torium of the school starting at 2 < o right out of the house! Everyone was laughing uproar more discussion on thia first item mobile Nov. 24. The bloodmoblle iously at the Jokes the boas was th vi the two succeeding.. unit will be located at the Elks • 1“' Matthew—Ah. Ruby, you're I telling with obvious enjoyment. - Among those who spoke were Club on North Park street from »'iS such a wonderful girl. I never !one girl, however, sat in the cor- Ellsworth Watson who stated he 12:45 noon through 5:30 p. m. Roc ! ner and was not amused, believed such matters should be kville’s quota for this visit is 150 c > - l < t l » , M IA W . i.1 l « . 4. . I shoiilda made you unhappy even T M 1„ U , I H . » « for a minute. Is there an.v w’ay t B o s s -WhafW the matter? kept off voting machines, as it did pints of blood. ------I ran make up for what I did? I Haven’t you got .|i sense of hu- not give anyone a chance to dis Allen states that he has been /Q »ai.faL “ Stndwiehtt! CoHm ! Ruby—You could marry me. cuss a question, and would tend to notified by Sam Stem of Fargo, Matthew—Er. .'la there any I Girl Oh. I don't have to laugh. have the voters lose their right to N. D. grand exalted ruler of the other Way? I ’m quitting Friday anyw-ay. '• express opinions. Mrs. Frances order that decision has been made FIGHTER FOR Burke stated she was against the OTTP n oA pm vn unTtc-fj to endorse the national blood pro OtTT OITR W * V BY J, R. W ll I lATWc; with MAJOR HOOPLE resolution, as it waa Juat one step gram in response to an appeal m DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE^ having to, do with reorganization from John R. Steelman, director of JASON. ME BEIN'OM A To p SECRET c h e c k , m t h i s 10-13 A IF THERE'S AwyTHlW<& I D O N 'T— X T. H %|. u.‘» HL M. Antwtr to Prtviout Puiilt of municipal government in gen the office of Defense Mobilization. 1 HAD M ISSIO N .I CAN'T RAMBLE. At 1ST AH Y e r e eral. She was in favor of a com •^rfs •Histone Spots m o re DEPRESSIMO >w4m. tm. □c]a[Z]| Rockville Elks, whose drive last * AROUND l*J J^BLIC 6V DAV- JAKE.' A s o l d e N 11 a ★ FREEDOM THAN A DEAD BOUCXJET THAT ONE Greek Touch II y ] g| mittee being appointed to study year produced over 300 pints of t CANT THIMK OF IT.' COVERED Ll6HT.'-*~ THESE PANTS IS t h o s e OPPORTUN- ■ Airiai 1 the municipal government, and not •Museums •Churches "I iMv«r go to ttlM Any mor*i-Harv«y it to much bttttr 1* alNlJ Si3 blood have nol set a quota, but 1 DON’T SEE HOW >iOU WITH A SETTIN' THiN WHERE t S E T T r o u s e r s ITV FDR „ at pieWng up bargains than 'l am i" “ m5351 - try to corrict any one single point. will work with the Red Cross and • Famous Restaurants CAN BEAR TO LOOK. NEWSPAPER, S'POSE you COULoVvilVTCH SURE IS M E TO HOBtZONTAL VEETICAL Robart Usher stated he wished A T THEM DAV AFTER VOU NOTICE.' • Igl§ Civil Defense officials to make the ‘EM WrrH A PAIR \C TRANS-, PERFORM 1 Last Greek 1 Mountain ' □ □ n y A n It underatood he waa not against campaign a success in ' this com n*y/ P A R E N T . ^ L O W COST THE MASOR'S'. SOM E ' letter. nymph □ GIB ■ EWu any project when properly planned munity. The following committee STRiCHLy ON Th e 6 -M A N SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH A T Li and presented. Others who spoke 6 First Greek 2 King Arthur's □ a a s has been appointed to confer with C?.T. HKE A F06( F u n c t i o n s ,' □ n n MOfj Included Allen Schaeffer, In ’ing Round Trip FARE letter magician i ■ lu a m the Red Cross: LIFTIN'.', Carapbell and Morgan Campbell Alden Bailey, Norman Dowding. U T f l l ------9 "Lily maid of C3C3I11 3 T □ □ who quoted State Statute 619 con Astolar IcToTm 3 E S! ■ a L3 Martin Lehan, Nat N. Schwedel, FROM MANCHESTER 13 Bowling term £ n m,a El cerning town bylaws and ordi 4 Aeriform fuel 1 E nances. When the vote was taken (pi.) dcaiicj i. m.11 # □ U Only Tax 14 ExpKnger 5 Solar diik E E the resolution was lost decisively. ^ ...... 6 Mimicker Incl. 15 Flower perts 25 Dines 38 Cubic meter Aet On Second Item $345 16 Fourth, 7 Column The second item called for all BALCH Is Your Congressman Rihicoff, a keen student of foreign affairs, shpum at his 8 Prattles 26 Pause 37 Measure of Children' Under 12—Half Fare Arabian land town pu’rcheses to be based on ChOdrrn Under 8—Free ^ office in W ashington. • ''' ■ I ' caliph 9 Capital of 28 Fifth Greek competitive bids. letter 39 Men 17 More recent Montana Usher stated that the resolution Sunday train leaves Manches 41 Wheys of milk It Golfer’s - 10 Prbperty Item SI Msnlpuleted was presented In the stated form ter at 9:29 A. 51...... - — device 12 Religious e radio 42 — Scott to arouse a discussion, but the 20 Est recluse. Native case signers bad in mind that the words Return tmln leaves South Sta 22 Insane 13 Raced 33 Collection of 45 Scrooge's "costing over 8100" should be tion, Boston, nt 6:45 P. M. “A Man Who Thinks For Himself 23 Slight 18 Soft mass sayings friend, Ignored. Irving Campbell thought 'Easier '— depression 2t TVpe of fur 34 Retrograde Tiny —— that this was too small and the THAN 24 Sea nymph 23 Flat-bottomed 35 Calyx 47 Derivative flgure should be 31,000. A t this JACK 26 Genus of boats divisions (ab.) point Roland Usher, building in-1 BEHER DEAL CAPTION: TOM DODD RECEIVES THE MEDAL OP i NEW HAVEN HORNER shrubs speetdr for the city, Informed the | railro ad For a long time now, Congressman A. A. Ribiceff hot boon called " a man meeting that many years ago, a ! FREEDOM FROM JUSTICE JACKSON. f i O T 27 Entangle 1 •z s H 7“ 8“ PONTIAC DEALER 10-l i town meeting set the amount as | who thinks for himself". Ever lince his first election to Congress in 1948, K15 28 Ever (contr.) l ‘,\ < , Ml; r 'vti.i t M ;lllrll'''tm the Unii^ WOULD.. IF ONLY GUESS MEBBE/COME...I'LL 37 Blackbird of 'M There was no discussion on Item PROPERTY TAXES in the town ^tee auumea reiponttbllltv. Ilia expenenred tudffment li» tna. technique what he doesn’t think justified. This country could use more Congressmen who * ■ I COULD FINDTH* I COULD' yr^INTROOUCE cuckoo family 1 three which petitioned that no of Bolton Is hereby notified that hit anund rratp « leia.. ittuea enti nit tart and dipinmary rontrthuted -n is !a»fe meaeure to the nnrmonionR and lucreMtui r-ooheratlm jI ihe ttart* nt can keep their own sense of perspective amid crowding demands for more YOU TOVOUK 38 Appear member of any board in the town he is required by law to return to the different rroferuttnir powero and lo Jhe Aucretsful operation of the Inter SUBJECTS! 40 Light brown p enter into any contract with the the Assessors on or before the national Mtlllarv Ttlhunaj; funds for the folks at home, and tmrealistic hopes for drastic cuts in our 41 Burn with hot town from which such member first business day of November of iV i u expenditures.” . ' . liquid m derives any pecuniary benefit ex this year, a written or printed list PUESEkVE ★ PROTECT ★ DEFEND From an oditerial on Mar. 14, 1950 in The Hartford CaiNdhtit '•» 43 CerUfled j ______cept upon the unamlnoua approval properly signed and awom to, on R i n w of all members of such board. YOUR Intarast In Aimrican Liberty public ' a form supplied by the Assessors • ' '■ accountant When the vote was taken, there and approved by the Tax Com Over w Jft K W "Suppose a man elected to public office should decide only l| is own (ab,) was no audible vote in favor, and missioner of all the . TAXABLE the reaohitimi waa lost. ^ PROPERTY BOTH REAL AND .sohed good judgment and common sense would guide his actions. Suppoiis 44 Click beetle 40 Ht Three Hundred 46 Trying w Accept Allan Drive PERSONAL belonging to him and should turn his hack on all who sought to influence him . . , Rep. Rihicoff . . i M Allan drive waa acepted as a subject to taxation in said Town ELECT experience w tfc Finished Monuments and has l)cen doing just these things . . . And what has happened to him? Well,, ^ 'X iipt. fWl bp mx bw.. P town road. Selectman Pagan! was on the first day of October. 48 Withdraw questioned as to the necessary pro Markers In Our Display 49 Sewing It will be neces.sary for all is reported to be stronger in his district than when first elected . . visions befol:e acceptance of the Yard To Choose Froml “I'vt bttn to thi'st birthday partita this wttk and I’m implement - places of BUSINESS to file inven brekt buying glfta— but I'vt turt mtdt it up sating!’’ 50 fa road. It waa explained that this tories. TEN PER CENT will be 50 Dropsy road ia on State Route 83, across The Finest In From on oditoriol on Mor. 16, 1950 in Tho Now Canoan Advortiaar ‘ ■ h' ,51 AtUre ,JU added to each list not given in CHRIS .WELKIN, Planeteer Ppiht Afler Touchdown BY RUSS WJ.NTERBO"' 'M from the Lyman farm in a new and sworn to according to law, on ROOTS AND HER BUDDIES ^ All Out BY EDGAR MARTIN development.'....' ■“ or before said first buslnes-s day Design . . Congressman AhraTiam X. Rihicoff is nobody’s stooge. The rousing Social Planned of November. DODD I',II Al ZBAQWP Democratic Party women from The Board of Assessors of the vote of confidence given liim yesterday is evidence that there are plenty o f , ' \U\ONiT T K t C« lOR\^nva, V SlRyJiO UP OMt OF P0.V TH'ERl i tax lists In the assessment of Oc Material unexpected victory yesterday is a vindication of both’his record in CongreSi and zoom ■7Wfev\ "NOTHWk’* , TW CORNitR CONGRESS tober 1-1952; ' TO the kind of a campaign he waged.’*'''"^- '' '- -^' ’'’^’”"^ ^ v - " OF ■ fSCCOROttb' TO AT COMMUNITY HALL Gutting done in our own aturzi^ WoldefWhaToGall Tupsdsv, Oct. 28) 1-7 P. M. T O M D O D D win protect your civil liberties as he FJiP... Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1-7 P. M. shop from the rough stone From on oditoriol on Nov. 8, 1950 in Tho Hartford CoufanA Ab^tet Bufins Or TTiiirsday, Oct. 30, 1-7 P. M. has in the past. T O M D O D D has served the people. to the finished memorial. Friday. Oct. 31, 1-7 P. M. ' to theUS. Satiirdaj', Nov. 1, 2-8 P. M. HEAR and SEE TOM DODD avary FRIDAY SalRiC Your Hoom? PLEASE NOTE:' NOVEMBER stop Worrying! 1 IS THE LAST DAY. EVENINfi AT 7: IS P.M.r WNHC-TV, CHANNEL 6 MANCHESTER Lists must be filed during the Phone Manchester 2-1167 month of October. ind Statlani WHAY.WTHT Radia M E M O R IA L ^ YOU'RE BETTER OFF WITH E & E Agency BOLIDN BOARD OF ASSES SORS COMPANY E AR L H. GRANT, Ekison P. Herrick, voTi DEMOCRATIC LEVER A. AIMETTl. Prop. ntU C ILLA 's POP EDWARD J.’DUPRE, ' Chairman FOR U.S. SENATOR What Every Parent Knows BY AL VERMEERVERI i Charles A, Robbins ■ptmaored bjr Valim teen fur D«dd« doaeph Itlum eafetd C'haIrm M RIBICOFF MICKEY FINN Okav! « v l a n k LEONARD Agenta. COR. PRAKL and HARRISON John VanZander STRERTS / CAN 1 GO ^ ; 7" VOTE DEMOCRATIC PULL THE SECOND LEVER fSF UP WITM'M HIM ? ) ; T A E N W E A U ^ V 0 U 9£AT NUMFM SOanOPV'’ Opixmlte East Cemetery J . A M I N TEIJSPHONE 7787 Or 5207 MOULP EXAMINE , y narol^Ze|tbT55rraaB A G D I E M E N T r igEW NEAP8 I / Open Sundaya Buy "Direct and S^ve Money Hoar IIm "Candid CengrMtinan From Connxticut" • Monday thru Friday • WNHC-7V •- 7:40 p.m. • r
./ UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM CONNECTICUT one DAY, rm sCMATe eoiurtoo/i. bill bcmtom 0000' THIS IS FI0HT 1N 6 CR/HE > T . F I G H T I N G OORRUPTION, \U H I G H - • / SPOKE TO BE AT I PLACES-INCLUOING THE 0. 8. , ESTES, fo LUCE - - SENATE-W HERE IT CAN 00 T H E m u /0-2i r x s s s r i " JOIN ME IN PIOHTINO GREATEST HARM f “oSwilLE* BARLOW MOTOR SALES ^RW^LLE SPECIAL KINO CAPTAIN E.VSV Night Visitor BY LESLIE TURNER i ^HECKLES AND HIS PRIENDo Don’t Be Fooled ax M. c. BL0,SSkR W H r o S WefllHEiieiS MO t Wa n k s w a iNV'lTWnoS'' ...... m THE tNyiTFt v m S t r SiiOAM.'f’iOti ■wt p o z ^ Tel PBMcrrSsT SI6N TbUR. lOeAWMAT iSS^R-Sgfig® ^ of ei^ertammenf n am e. 'Jxj'ee ^mOULD IT SUAPMSi IB Didn'tcha? talking- , YOU TO KNOW TM4T ABOUT/ r nr Wires i THERE ARE fO R S E CRiHES 1HAMJHOSE COMHITTER BTCRtM- mALSfiXTWitxntm IN PERSON fMAT These CRIMES ARE— AM) WHAT VOUR SENATOR BENTON AND Z RUN TO M b About them WE BABE A BOOB BEBtBBMUB.ALL BEVEBUE THERE IS NO QUESTION AB 0U T W - - 3 0 *** 250 BEAUTIFUL ORCHID CORSAGES FOR THE LADIES *** „ Btu ABO I nOYEO TO PtitB LOOPHOLES eOLLECTOKS ABE BOW UBOEB OlflL SEBTICE IT DOES TAKE ROOD M E R 'K IH THE EEDEBAL OOPPOPT PBACr/OES ACT ABO f i g h t CRIME AND CORRUPTION. « « «. t. ★ ★ BALLOOHS FOR THE KIDDIES-HANDSOME ASH TRAYS FOR THE HEN WE STHUCK BAUD TO TAKE TAX COLLECTIONS VES.ESTES.GOOD LAW S H ELP-- BUT YOUR SENATOR BILL B W O N IS V K .'U.VT Clump! BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY OUT POLITICS. AS BILL PUT IT... PUBLIC MORALITY CANNOT REST ON , ONE OF THE BESTf w if BUGS BUNNY LAWS ALONE. RUDUC SERVANTS MUST IT TAKES A COM BINATION OF THINBS TO BACK TO THE SENATE* H A V E IM T E $ R irr» W ILT INTO THEIR 9>'-TaKaCAKE OC-n-»p f-M £p • r ;
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 PAGE SIXTEEN THE mm Pro Basketball May -Be Herald Angle By EARL W. YOST Sport* iEdltor Eastern Loop Indians Should Have Breather Scrantofi-Kinjjsbury Schulz-Burkhardt College Tats Tai Palma and white chrysanthe- yellow chrj'Mnthemums and Claasseii Hits Hurlburt to Serve Local Sport Chattet Fails to Get nluma formed the setting at the yellow, rust and white pompons 'As L. L. President “THE PRESENT Rules Com-,^tion and complete it without any Saturday Against/Red Raiders formed the netting Saturday after mittee out of almplc decent eelf- pause which was in direct viola gecotid CbttftWKaMon** Church in a to BOWL NG BASKETBALL F IL M ,' entitled • Goodrich 385, Jerry Smith S7<, respect ehbuld resign, for they tion of the rule. Not one, balk was noon at 2:30 at the North Method Charlie Hurlburt will he the Enough Clubs Coventry at 2 d'clo^ Saturday On 19 of 2s5 ‘‘Fundamentals of ' BasketbaH," Walt Hilinskl 364, Joe Wltkowski have been almost completely dia- called on Raechi. Allle Reynolda new. presltlent o f the Manrhew If there is such a thing as a losing game to Woodrow Wilson afternoon for the candlelight wed ist Church for the wedding of will be Showiv.-Friday night at 7; 359, Vic Taggart 358, Ed Kovis regarded," claims Branch Rickey, and Ed Lopat alao did not take the stirring battle for one half at Mt. ter Little Li«cue for the 19S3 ’’breather'’ In high school football, Elaine Barbara Burkhardt, daugh o'clock at the East Side Rec. 385, Howard August 384, Len Gig- vice-presideht luid general man full second count before dellveiY BY HAL TUBKINOTON Nabo. Meriden came here prepared of Middletown. New York, Oct. 2S--tiP) . For*a fan la slightly unlucky he can ding ceremony Of Mias Cora Elisa Weekly Picks season Herald Sports Editor Manchester High should have Just Everypne interested is Invited to lio 354 and Lanky Walckow-akl 354. ager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. the apple to the batsmen with Future of pro baaketbaU hangs Merldea will find three lines to a long tlrao at about this season , ea»‘*y 8<> through an entire beth Kingsbury of Coventry and ter of Mrs, Flora Burkhardt of 18 Earl Yost learned tiMta.v. Hurl- that Saturday afternoon. It will i)e to atop Jimmy Roach. They suc C U4 NtRV f Ll ll H h S MIXRI) DOlBLEfl attend. There is no adm'issioh ------Rickey, father of . the farm Blue (•» hurt w-ill su4»eed Rusitrll Paul. someone on the siacke. in the balance here today. Man- a road game, but the Indiana will ceeded in that he became engaged contend with. There nre about 30 Falla Villag^ daughter of . , jjr. and Mrs. Emil BY H.VROLU CI^XASSEN Tram 3 <3» ■charge. The film was secured from SILK CITY Business Manager system while with the St. Louis local IIUMmen who have played McKro ...... 117 100 94 311 M orfan ...... 72 ' 65 230 Paul, how-ever, will remain Having watched many games on chcaUr could very poaalbly find go into the fray at Meriden against in a fight with a Meriden stalwart found ourselves sheaking looks at game. Jirs. John K !?[„’ scran- ■ Atigust Schulz of m Spruce New York, Oct. 23 — (Ah ■ - A 11 167 M^nrun ...too.... 51 65 M 2T2 High Coach Will aarke. George Mitchell is trying to book Cardinal organisation and later telsvtslon during the past season, well on. the forward wall. It will ...... 7fi — : In the Little League plidure iw Itaelf without any pro bartetball the Silver City eleven highly favor and both players were tossed out certain members . of the sports Among the btofesaionals. on the entry, and VVkyh* *J.*^*'" ' street. Rev. Willard J. McLaughli.o, seasonal average of .781 means McHupU ...... ~ 92 — 92 I ------a home football game for Sunday with the Brooklyn Dodgers, is hot I believe that American I>ague ar ed to cop their fourth straight not be an Roarh la the biMkIleld, ; ...... or> 6.1 236 I Touts ...... 163 164 165 492 romnilssitiner o f the^NAtlhnal In the armory this winter, depend of the game, but not before Roach ton of .Ume ^ o; the North Methodic that.of .every. 24 eelection-s, 19 are Skiiincr. - Bed <♦> TONY AUBBIO. assistant High- afternoon at Mt. Nebo. The Acta under the collar because of the biters were-far-m ore-lenient with •victory. ------* either, Jhnmy hae been get writing-brotherhood and wonder-. other hand, il's 'Sfew Tear’s Day correct. Jt also means that five ...... 302 ^ 92“ 26T .... Little League. Emir^ Dbw-d Is ing upon what matariallsea In the had scored the first local touch ing If they had. perchance, been every Sunday. Some^clube are bet- Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Scranton . officiated at the double ...... 101 63 303 D. Morrison ...... 99 104 79 282 football coaiffi. will scout W eaver' qriginally had' the Springfield failure of major leagrue umpires to pitchere than in the National Manchester may, tn the near ting plenty of naelataace from Blll >fnnn''llA ______100 . .Si4 .123 -317 alateri to retnrit as American down ,Jhat .enabled the Indiana to I ' of . Washii^ton, „.--"rlng-ceremony.'and George -Vinee are wrong.. .- |..R. ..MorrlAoa High of Hartford Saturday after Acorns booked'but the Bay. Staters -enforce the badk'rule. - League tn - eifforcinA the balk rule. next few (day*. . future,-suffer from double-aeaelont Donahtie,' 'Alemany; ■ Rttchte; Skip bounced upon their heads in - e x - ' ter,., than othcai,. o f cpur8e, but The double ring service wa.s per There's no Indication which 4!>2 t;9 467 143S , League goihmisslnner. All EFFORTS TO REVIVE the tie Meriden 7-7 at halftime. It was sang "Through the Years." and T«yiils 199 198 202 599 noon against New Britain. decided to disband. Unless Mitchell The rule le In the book and should like Meriden did for many yeart. Connell, Sal Sallmonie, Roy Mc treme youth. i they all are good, and every time formed bv Rev, John E. Kings “winners" of the following college -’fesni No. U III ' Totals .. three w-lt1 officially he namfwi Bushy-browed Rickey, one of the Eastern Pro League have been quite a scare for local fans until "The Lord's Prayer." M 2S2 can get a booking today for Nebo be enforced, or else thrown out, It became necessary for dcIVible Guire and BUI Boehm. These fellows would go afield on • two of them hook up the custo- bury, J r, brother of the bride, who football games this weekend arc Osnpwere at the annual meeting next best known and smartest men in fraitlesa to date. Several meet- the second half began. Bolling over Irving Wormstedt. uncle of the I-*w ...... S7 257 Cirera <31 CXl.ACH WALKER BRIGGS last the Aces may travel to Wethers BALKS ARE VERY upsetting ■essions several years ago. It has Although not taking the game cold, snowy Saturdays and attend mer is going to see some aejlon. 73. 221 month. baseball, was quite perturbed after liiga have been held without pub the ejection of Roach, the locals, 'was recently ordained at the bride, presented his niece in mar Incorrect. .Slovens .. 8.-I 2M E. n**dlund ...... 7 6 night said halfback Bemie Alema- field Sunday to play the Prison to a pitcher and many timea to hia only been two years etnee the eys- for granted, the locals-are expect college footbaU games as a Job of Now and then a club will have an Second Congregational Church In Michigan State oi'er Penn State: Rsrrolls . 8S 292 ,1. Ilrdlund ...... 112 115 315 Hurlburt, general nuinager watching the past World Series licity because prospective owners led by Harold Duff. Red Ritchie, riage, and Mrs. Dawn Carlson of 116 300 ny Is the moat improved player Trojans. teammates aa well. Whenever a tem was tossed aside In Merldert ed to save as much as possible for work. They would return home - exceptionally hot day and run up Coventry, assisted by Dr. Andrew Penn Stat’e.ls unbeaten and has an Kosnny .. games. In one game, Rickey count felt they should reach a decision Bernie Alemany, Harold Carlson 49 Laurelcl r‘.irtreet, sister of the bride, ...... 160 . }« nf the Manchester Motor Sales, with the Indian gridders this sea balk is called, base nmners are al and the football team hasn't re the finale with the top schoolboy late, frost-bitten and tired. They a one-sided score, but It is the ex- outstanding end in Jcs.se Arnell. ed 26 balks by Vic Raachl of the on operating or not before their and Pinky Hohenthal, roared back M. Shea, D. D „ of Toledo, Ohio, was matron of honor. Miss Joan Totals . . . 4.'i2 1.13 479 1.166 i rink <21 is a former Manchester High son. Planes IVin't Bother Deer lowed to advance one base. covered yet. team In the state the following wonld bounce out of bed on Sun-i cepUon. More often the lead will and Montgomeiy, N.Y.. uncle of But Michigan Slate should pre- i E. Iluttmi 68 19.3 faculty miwnber anil <*oaeh. He Yankees which were not called. fans were told. This would, they to score 34 points in the past two day. bright-eyed and eager, and ( Change several times during a con- Saimond of 72 Campfleld road and I? 106 324 Billngs, Mont.—tyP)—The roar of During the 1950 season, 122 Meriden I* experiencing pne of week. Weaver. That should Just the bride, who also performed the Miss Shirley Taylor of 143 South .serve its No. 1 ranking with ab Tram N». • (I) K. Hutton is a graduate of Vlllano\-a. airplane engines is music to the I WELL REMEMBER the game believed, eliminate having a league Its worst season* on the griiUroii. sessions to win, 41 to 7. Each had beat their way through traffic to -test...... 87 276 I THE INDIANS’ CCIL game balks were called in the National about top off the season that start marriage ceremony -of her parents solute ease. nilsh ToUl* .. 151 174 192 517 In which Rickey referred to.-It was one day and not ha-vlng it the next a hand in the rout and scored a Take last Sunday. In two o f thp , Main street were bridesmaids. iVi•irdln ...... Ill 286 1 with Meriden High Saturday after ears of 40 deer. The herd roams and American League following s The Bed Balder* have lost live ed slowly for the Indiana hut has witness a professional football M.ARYI.AND over I-SI’: Mary 260 the second game of the set at Eb- and basketball followers would not TD each. Carlson passed for one, five league games the winner got 44 years, ago. The guest soloist, Harold Habcrcrn of 97 Bissell Pltplttn — .a ...... 90 79 91 noon will be played at Ceppa Field. the runways of the lo4-al airport meeting at which time umpires games without n wtn. They have progressed rapidly In recent weeks game—-on their day off. Mrs. Susan Beebe, a, former stu street was best man. and Eugene land* nickname and ma.scot is that Pr.rl<*rfloM ...... 94 106 9.6 29.7 O n a se (6) in search of grass. A truck tries bets Field In Brookijm. Raschl wonder frpm dav to day what crossed the enemy goal line trot Ritchie to Hohenthal for another, In reply to caaual inquiries, out In front comfortably, but tu 109 105 325 ...... 79 6« 62 207 Kickoff la listed at 2 o’clock. were told to enforce the rule. Sixty to the point where they are now dent of the bride, aang the t-H Phanouf of 8.1 Birch street, Joseph of a turtle. And if you remember HUinaki ...... Ill G. • ^mith to scatter them before a deer-hop- heat the Brooka, 7 to 1. Sitting one balks were detected In 1951 teams had stayed In and which had once. The opposition has ran up a and Duff. Aly and Carlson went they said they did this because the the other three the final Morrs ------— ^ fl. Smith ...... 98 107 111 -316 over on ground plays. ready to me8t on even terms the •'Dreaming Song" and “The Lord a Henderson of l.i2 Birch street and the fable, the turtle always got ...... 493 480 with Fred Post of the Middletown tossed In the sponge. were 24-23, 28-24 and 24-16. That TMala . . . Bivins Defeats MANCHESTER HIGH'S foot plng plane lands. and only 36 lisst season total of 89 points affUnst them. II Could ne the Red Raiders will best offered. Weaver must get by pro game was vastly superior to Prayer." Mrs. Lawrence Robert- Arthur Schulz of 147 Spruce street there first. Tram .No. I Total, ...... 177 173 173 S23 Residents of the surrounding Press, I remarked about Raschi's But, local basketball has come will be the final CCIL engagement the college brand. They aald they Is fairly typical. Pro fans, we 98 271 Blark (I) ball Jayvees will meet Windham be "up" for this one also. Their revived and inspired New Britain Boh of Conway. Maas., formerly of were ushers. Oklahoma ovep Kansas State: ...... -97 76“ game preserve want to lift hunt repeated failure to atop in set into the picture the past two weeks found pure relaxation in watching note, mostly stay in their seats laamlxirk . .. 93 fk) 81. 264 n. Ballaricenn 7.1 212 High Saturday morning at 10 WORLD SERIES this fall was for each club. best effort to date has been a 7-0 this week. Ctoventrj', accompanied the soloist The bride was gowned In Chan If Kansas -couldn't stop the Soon- Burkla^l ...... ^ 8 3 103 9.'i 281 A. BailarKfon 10.1 292 Bascom in 10 o'clock at Mt. Nebo. ing bans until there are 40 less position. Fred agreed that the, tame compared to blue ribbon over the controveraisi issue in the Last year the clubs put on a skilled artisans in action after until the final whistle. and played traditional wedding tilly’ lace, design^ with a fitted ers, the K-Stalcrs eertalnly aren't llnrvath ' V .. 91 90 103 deer blocking traffic. Springfield Rifle was not taking a American League concerning ad they had spent an afternoon with 124 126 12.5 m 154 178 504 classics In recent yean because of Among our discoveries Is the music. . , bodice over satin, long tapered strong enough to do it. Whelan split decision last night in their nouncement by Secretary Yago where playen had a legitimate year. It would require untiring expoaed, kicking mid aeremning, figure there's always a chance he Schrelber. of Falls Village^ sister Chantilly lace cap edged with seed Ha^ry 103 B. PhlUlpa .... 77 too 96 275 10-round heavyweight encounter Schiller. right to question decisions, not relative to the all-important ques to the pro game twice thia season, will .break away. The college 66. 99 . . . . 64 92 108 264 efforts to present a stronger team. o f the bridegroom, and Miss Mar pearls and her bouquet was of And Telrvisioii Phrl i . . . W. Phllllpa at the St. Louis Arena. counting the much publicized shot tion that is destined to decide the we nre beginning to suspect that T ana ...... 1.56 \9S Those possibilities have been ex boya usually let them roil. jorie Beecher of Hartford, friend white roses with streamers of Totala 161 192 206 559 Thd 32-year-old power-punching ROWUNG SCORES of note last of Johnny Sain crossing flnt base future of the AL at Its meeting It Keara about the aame relation One also is pletuwd to find that (Elastern Standard Time) In New York tonight. plored and can be arranged. In lU o f the bride. Miss Jean Louise stephanotis. Totala ...... 467 532 veteran from Clevelnad was the night included the following: before the ball arrived and then first year In the AL. Manchester WOMKN’fl LKAOVE RKSTAl'tANT IsRAOVE to the college variety that the the field goal atlU plays a vlt:ii Tram No 6 <1> The writer will attend the Amer Kingsbury of Coventry, nelce of Saturday PM. Tram Na. 4 (9) aggressor all the way,^ w-hlpping Country Club League — Charlie being waved out by Art Passarella. did well. Wilkes-Barre, for the first PriacGti (S) lloltaa Ha b m <91 baaeball Yaakeea do to. aay, the role among the proa. Just as it did Tbe matron of honor was at Radio-NBC and MBS 1:45 Cnt<4in . 109 96 ,K. Dupuia 14 235 ican League meeting In President KDiitlrR U2 the bride, was junior bridesmaid...... 122 89 stinging punches to Bascom’s head Whalen 124, 126, 125,-375; Restau Argumepta, or discussions If you time in lU history, saw a visiting Phllllpf ...... 8.^ 17 Memphla Oilcka. It Isn’t quite among the achopls before son: - tired in a formal gold gown, de Penn State vs. Michigan State DrMarlhi R. Dupuia 100 318 SEAT John J. O’Brien’s Wall street of pAzlanot ...... 78 76 Oravlno ...... ; . . . . 96 — Rev. Walter Scranton; D.D., of signed with a velvet bodice and a Oijrllo ... hnd body with either hand. rant League — Red Gavello 365, please, are part of our national club enter lU hall and score over 88 Ror^lln as noisy, but It I* mneh finer fodt- squirrel decided to plant the pos> < at East Lansing, Mich., an wn.^nn 99 106 Totala ...... 191 178 184 553 fice tonight. ball and much more cxmlstently TVhite Plains. N. Y., was best man net pleated tulle skirt over t^if- ...... — 94 , It was, however, a close de Joe Sasiela 363; Y League — Jerry pastime. Every dled-ln-the-wool 100 points. The BA’s set a record 101 Korhin 10 yards from the playing .field. nouncers Bill Stern for NBC tllRlin .. Tram No. 6 41) OBTTINO BACK to Eastern 82 Hart a. for hia brother, and ushers were feta with a matching atoU hf vel Chanda ...... 107 119 cision. Judges Fred,Connell and fan likes to see a good Jaw-moving there with 113 points and still lost McInOiFh ...... 104 rlose and exciting. Both the run-backs and the fre and A1 Heifer and Gene Kirby M. CuahlpK 96 315 League, the poaaibllity of revival ...... — 97 108 SoblNki Rev Chester Grossman of vet. She wore a matclilhg floral J. Cuahlng . 105 316 Harold Hess gave the fight to argument at home plate or at any the game, 118-113. Elmira was re Having done considerable argu quent placement attempts from Yonkers, N. Y., hrothef-ln-law of for MBS. Totala . . . 535 504 500 1537 Bivins by identical 61-49 margins COVERS of the bases. It's part of baseball, la dim.. At latest reports, on three cipient of two spine-tingling con 476 1407 Totala ...... 626 628 493 1645 ing on the other aide, we are not anywhere ivlthln the 60-yafd line headpiece with face veil and car ToUla ...... 476 ABC 1:45 Army vs. Colum Totala ...... 240 190 201 631 teams —- Manchester. Middletown liardea Rralaaraat >—(4P)—-For the roundup nf 20 or more games. HarrtTiifImi Shra ...... 93 68 272 WHILE BIVINS swung lustily, The Town of Manchester Series, and the center of focua in cause of Its Inability to -secure m ■p^rkRy ...... 94 94 prised if such ca'mpus outfits as James Edmondson of Coventry, matron of honor but were forest St. John . . . 102 91- 95 288 Graezyk -96 129 321 NSW line o f covers in fiber, plas playing surface. Walllngfoid or less. 11th straight year, Syracuse Uni Television ' NBC-TV 2:15 he at times hnd difficulty hitting the much disputed call at first 470 453 510 14S3 , Totala .. 489 603 698 1470 Michigan State. Maryland, Okla friend of the bride. green in color and their bouquets S. Surdril 102 115 317 will accept sealed bids on the in showed considerable interest until •raE BA’s have refused to com Totala versity football players wrtli b: The bride was attired in her Purdue vs. Illinois at Cham Total., ...... 443 461 46.1 1369 the crouching, weaving Bascom, a tic, satin twill, nylon and base on Johnny Sain, runs an um homa and maybe two or three were of yellow and rust pom Team No. 10 (41 stallation . of amesite parking last night when they to'.d league ment on the use of the Involved numbered according to the recom paign. III., Mel Allen. Russ Totala ...... 468 491 533 1502 23-year-oId product of nearby East Haward'a Landaraplac (41 Oak Grill <9> others Could step right Into the cousin's gown of white katln and pons. IIhII ...... 63 107 — 192 Mlckry'a Hrrvlra 12) stubs in Oxford Village and leopard skin. Made to fit pires’ school In, Florida during the bribe players until , they decide If Hodges and Bill Henry to 64 St. Louis, 111. In’ the third—one of b y C H A M P olhciala they were abandoning Mortor. 281 <7f>)a« ...... 98 101 94 293 -money circuit and fully hold up mendations of the Footbal' Chantilly lace, which was designed Following the ceremony a receb- Miller .. _____ — .106 . 93 201 Chrekrra ...... 94 .96 112 304 amesite walks in Silver Lane winter months. eflorta In that town.The Meriden- they will become members of the 27S-I Roxll. . ., ...... 9.3 118 118 829 Writers’ Association. Ends wti ” roast to coast stations. Keith .. ___ 66 103 109 300 .Shri-man ...... 96 96 106 298 two rounds missed by televiewers your car. Prices start at One night at press headquarters Tadfofd their end. with a mandarin collar, fitted tion for 150 guests W’a.s held in in;) — 99 2.12 Homes. Specifications may be had league or not. Use of these players Loomla .. . 276 Ftonadlf*a ...... 108 in 99 318 lUrcv Nruprrt 100- 102 306 becauser of transmission trouble- Southington combine has not come ...... 127 131 107 365 wear numbers In the 80's, tackle bodice and full skirt forming a the church parlors, with the moth . . . 66 109 93 292 Here's proof sgain from Champ you don't one scribe said Art was going to was sought in the Ea.stern League TourtrMot 233 (javello .. But the point Is that there McK'.tte Chrmlalruck 129 96 3.14 Bivins shot a stout right to-Baa- at 80 Waddell Road. up with anything and apparently 295 SaalH i ...... 124 135 104 .363 in the 70's, guards-in the 60's and circular train.. Her fingertip veil er of the bride receiving in a naVy Knr.na ...... 107 121 114 .142 m 106 340 appoint Yankee catcher Yogi Ber Crandall aren’t enough of them, and that Klatka ___ coni's head that staggered the Bids close Oct. 28, 1952 at have to pay a fortune for costly features. Is now a (lead Issue. Bridgeport last year and wa» one of the prime centers 50's.' Left halfbacks will of French illusion , was held in blue suit dress and hat with white urdfty afternoon TV feast. The 11- Per ra as an associate professor. Paa- leasons the league fo'ded. Man ...... 485 414 ' 465 1364 Totala . . , ...... 7v> *796 " 1 5 1668 Itis ail too seldom until the bowl T'-tnl^ ...... 501 648 510 i.%9 ...... 622 538 524 1682 youngster 10 seconds before the P. rtVz. This PA-ounce featherweight his many $13*95 made overtures for possible entry Tot ila w ear 40’s, fullbacks 30’s, quar Total* ...... games roll around that one gets place by a matching headdress of gloves and a white pompon cor lini hospital list is long hut the sarella claimed Berra was getting but now has decided to go back chester voted then not to allow N. E. Soda Shoppe umpire ail the time rurnfll .. 92 96 W 251 Cherubini ...... 126 103 109 338 to see two really powerful college terbacks 20's and right halfbacks Chantilly lacc and seed pearls', and sage. The mother of the bride homecoming-enthusiasm should be into the American League. Al them to play after sounding out Blanchard ...... 85 — ~ 85 T rim Nn. 6 <4l / Standard Motora <11 Bascom bounced right back because he practices so much. Conatantina...... 70 87 73 230 teams have at one another. If will be in the'tagns. she carried a bouquet of roses and groom received in a black lace over just enough to get them past the \ W ilklf Sr, . . . , . 93 101 108 299 Srluimny ...... 116 113 86 314 though revival has not been aban sentiment from local fans. Pount* ...... 72 60 68 200 .Tones . . , ...... 107 9.8 — 202 however, opening fast in the Desimone ...... 102 134 104 .340 atephanotis. royal blue taffeta dress with a ambitious Boilcrmnkers. K7 87 Jpndnirnk ...... 87 9.3 91 371 • MANIlHESTER State Berra didn’t mind the ribbing. doned, hopes for revival are slim. In New York tonight, the writer (Goodin . . . ' ...... 82 78 81 241 Varnr-v . . . 7 6 9^/ 97 26.6 Milnnfnft ...... 126 108 10.3 337 fourth and dancing in and away ro u CAN'T BEAT A He claimed. "I can call ’em bet Cowlaa . . . , ...... 60 71 58 189 Correnll ...... 106 U9 103 .328 The maid of honor wore an old blue matching hat and a corsage Southern California over Cali Sources in other towns sre being Turklngton will attempt to try and Pohl ...... A 'prs . . . . - n o ior, 21.-I Kownki . . . 124 111 .349 from Bivin.s' potent attack. * 7 5 0 ter ’n some of dem guys.” rose Iridescent taffeta gown, of pink ro.sohiids. fornia: The Trojan defense, fourth Sloniir . . . Rfi 100 93 281 ! ...... 112 '86 124 321 • have been approached. The 376 392 3431111 ClauRhsey Kriipa .... There were no knockdowns, hut CHAMP FOR VALUE I find ways to either set up a divi Totala ____ made with a portrait neckline The bride chose to wear a brown best in the country, to shai-kle I.crkwnGil . . . lOV Its 112 338 ------. ——------AUTO PARTS Service Station background is there but the pic sion made up of clubs tn this area, ------— — ...... 5.V> 523 614 1692 Bascom slipped to the canvas in Totals ___ ,12« &5< S49 1831 She wore a floral headdress and tweed auit with forest green ae- Johnny Olszew-ski & Co. But it w-ill Tolalii .... Detroit Lion quarterback Bobby ture still lacks the feature pleyers. if there are any who wish to take E. H. RooRnff <41 Totala ... . ,462 .')21 612 1486 ragn n l’ a the sixth. Layne completed 152 forward Bychol.kl ...... !>« U« 124 340 carried, a cascade of chrysanthe ces.sorles, white gloves and a white be close. Tpnm \4i. 7 (01 ...... 94 108 117 319 Downtown Tydol The BA Sports Activities, Inc., the step and keep pro ball alive ripchow ak' Bascom scaled 179'-i to Bivins' pasaea during each of the 1950 and L i t ...... KM 91 195 VIIU I*a«l«R <9> mums. The bridesmaids were at orchid corsage when leaving on an Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt Kaapl . . . . 8.6 86 97 268 FuLonia ...... 114 102 i n 327 NOW LOCATED AT OTHER CHAMP HATS dug into its pocket last winter to here, or reach some feasible terms B .rz.n .k i ...... 93 118 93 303 B. PzKznI ...... 119 95 I^aFranria ___ 80 76 81 237 ...... 122 141 161 414 183. 770 Main St. TeL 4307 ’51 seasons in the National Foot tired in iridescent taffeta gowns unannounced wedding trip. Upon had been good for an upset a year PhUllpn .. provide basketball on the higher with the AL that would make It Lucaa ...... 81 93 174 A. Puzzo ...... 83 — f>l.non . , . ___ 86 92 89 267 P. G(»nf*vp8l ...... 114 101 10.6 320 A meager crowd of 3,571 paid $5.00 ball League. Grlael ...... 92 1J3 104 299 PuttPlU ...... 88 164 their return the bridal couple will aince Bill Edwards became coach . .’ 103 • 105 90 298 100 .301 American League level when the possible the'locals to continue o f beige and green and carried MuOanr MilnhPSf* ...... 98 103 a gross total of J9.230 trt see the for w nhflm ...... 86 177 P. Corrpntl 110 98 reside at 316 Spruce street. but this doesn't appear to be the Low Man ...... 76 92 93 261 — — — 270 EL was shelved. At a recent meet N. Ac^to ...... 122 chrysanthemums in a cascade ef — — - — — in that circuit. Both Mr. and Mrs. .Schulz arc spot for it. Totals ___ ...... 642 655 584 1681 bout, which was telecast and Totala ...... 467 622 499 1488 Bnllnoki ...... fect. The junior hriiicsmairt wore . . 4.30 461 450 ing. this group went on record as That is the outlook from a local gradunle.s of Manchester High Duke over Virginia: Tw-o un Tolaln 1331 ______/ broadcast nationally. The bout, ex T«wa Motora (81 a rose taffeta and nylon net gown BROAD ST. favoring return of EL ball or a angle. The AL may find lU doors ...... J22 102 123 347 ToUIa ...... 522 5.35 532 1589 School in the class 1951. Mrs. beaten teams w-lth potent defenses Mann1r*B <3l pected to pull much more because Cowles . with a stoic and carried a colonial Trnm N o .-.6 <01 (tro7.f*l ...... 136 122 104 362 Glenney's divisional aet-up In the A l . Stock shut after tonight's meeting In Darando ...... 69 — 73 142 Ray*a honor Wjas a pink nylon bloii.se w ith lina: That tw-o-wcek polio layoff Oilllch ...... 327 New York 3, Boston 3 (Tie). New York state and the Wyoming ManHla ...... 80 78 78 21(i Immediately followed the cere lleider ...... tin - 103 J. Grnovesl 328 allowing admittance of players In Stonror ...... 97 f 282 hurt Carolina's timinj; and nmv .les.aiil, ...... Eastern I.eague Valley in Penn. Then, too, the Low ...... 68 -70 74 2t2 mony. The four tiered bride's cake rhinestone buttons, and lo the . 9 4 116 101 volved In the fixe*. ’’Sneed" Ma 229 Bloc^ ...... 84 J 251 that the Irish have shown a pas lleiioi e,«i . ., , . 9 9 98 111 New Haven 9, Troy 1. D ALtn Drop allowance locals engaged players mostly from Lorentzen ...... 67 76 87 Dickrnsnn was made and presented by her bride.smalds, gold and silver floral Totals ...... 536 627 664 1647 loney of the Scranton Miners and Beaurhene ...... 86 79 84 249 ...... 97 J 27.T sing atta.ck they .^will he tougher the.Conn, and New England, area. Claridrc ...... 94 I former homemaking students, and earring*. The bridegroom preaehl— rnpii,- .. ■3(K •,1I3 'M6 iS34 Periy PllottV of Bridgeport have *P'ontliro . '99"i< the reception was prepared by ed the best man and ushers with than ever. Rotton Bakery (11 Bobby Adams and Roy McMillan The team was not strong enough Totals __ ...... 383 384 428 1196 RfKRrUa ...... IM IJ Pehn over Navy: You must Flower 106 9t 9.") 291 openly, stated they would back 4«re>B Bay (t) friends in the community. gold initialed tleplna and neckties. iio of the Cincinnati Reds v.-ere the for the AL. although they could ...... 85 83 81 249 Satrx'b . ... m 93 .338 O’Brieiit. Jersey City, N. J., seeks Johnann . Totals . . . When leaving on an unan favor the team that li.sts F.d Belj pU'k . . . IJl 109 104 .324 only members of the team to play perform to advantage on the home Glblin ...... 73 73 73 219 ...... 490 499 494 1473 Towards a franchise in the league with Weaving N*. 1 (Ot on its roster. He,is a letter-perfect ... 92 n.3 102 .307 ...... 86 86 84 2.56 nounced wedding trip the bride Wiilker-Ciaburri Nalivf* Dancer in all 154 Redleg games. court. Wilkie . . . end. Stannard . 111 99 118 328 IT MEANT A LONOEKtrlp for Grozak, Beard and White on the Hamlltou 76 .. 9 i _ 76 m Vincc.. ,. ,..,.....^.^-104 _ 84 95 283 wore a smoke colored suit wittr a Vase.* of pompona, and palms rbster. It has also been rumored Eliaworth ...... 72 75 75 222 Johnson ...... 91 87 97 275 Te.\i^ over Rice; Y’ou can't ever theae. players who had to apend dusty rose. hat.. black accessories decorated St. Franrts Ghnrch In TnULa. 629 550 512 16fti they ha've signed Gene Melchlore, Ponlln , ...... 88 76 83 247 be sure of anything In the Pouth- Still Wiiiniiig^ (21 conatderable time reaching Man ...... 392 4T0 988 1190 Itayden ...... 81 97 n 969 and a rose corsage. Upon their Middletown yesterday morning at former B r a d I e y All-American, T6UIa .. weijt Conference. However, the E. Slalzon 113 124 109 348 chester before shoving off on five Horan ...... 9.3 104 91 390 return Mr. and Mrs. Scranton will 10 o'clock for the wedding of Miss Joroa , ... 98 136 106 340 also. Elmira has a desire to use Ijanghorns have lost onlyito Notre to eight hour car tripa. Scheduling Dais <4) Totala . reside in Lime Rock. Frances Ann Clahurrl, daughter of New York. Oct. 23 - (A9- Winter- F. Maizon 98 88 94 280 ex-Kentucklan Bill Splvy. the 66 €6 65 195 ...... 459 448 457 1364 98 — 102 200 OUT-OF-LINE of games hurt since the BA's had Dummy . . . , A graduate of Manchester High Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ciaburri of Dame and Oklahoma. hook odds on the 19.53 Kentucky Trouton seven-foot center. Arthur Joseph Barker ...... 80 6:> 71 216 School and the University of Con Finishing the others: Arrklvy .. 114 12.". 102 341 to perform on Saturday night In Schmidt . . . 78 96 79 253 Weaving Nn. 8 (3) Middletown, and Daniel J. Walker. Derby haven't been posted but Rob^^rU . — 82 ■ — 82 AT of the Saratoga-Harlem Yankees. necticut. irior to her marriage Friday night when they are you esn bet your Elmira and then rush back home Ay^ra ...... 81 86 77 244 Minlor ...... 101 .■»>n of .Mrs. Annie Walker of 91 WHEELS CAN for a game in the armory on Sv.n- Ed White of Wilkes-Barre. H«*el- Benton . . . . 95 95 93 263 Maaon ...... 95 Mrs. Scranton was head of the Birch street. The double ring Cere Fordham over Boston College, bottom dollar Native Dancer will ToUU . . . . 623 555 613 159X ton, Pa. and other clubs who may Ilagenow ...... 87 day afternoon. Miakl ...... 124 homemaking department at the mony was performed by Rev. Miami over MaiqiirUc, VMI over be one of the shortest priced favor Safety- Tes ted Your Bitttr Beal Poutiae Baalarehip attend the meeting, have not come Totals ...... 889 "S? 1171 Houaatnnic Valley Regional High George Washington, Santa Clara ites in the history of the turf clas Star Hardwarr <1) Local fans offered 100 per cent Fiaallsts <9> Whelan ...... Ill Philip. .Solos sung at the Mass in Lambprt ...... 108 10.3 94 305 CUT TIRE LIFE IN backing for five years. During this out either wav publicly. Boyd ...... 66 School in r'alla Village. Mr. Scran over Idaho. sic for three-year-olds. Rrihinson ...... 10! 99 111 .311 155 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER ...... 62 T.otala ...... "sli 517 469 1604 cluded “Ave Maria," "I Love Your span, pro ball took on A ” new- MANY QUES'nONS.wUl be an Groaat ton graduated from Westchester Truly" and "Because.y' Saliirday A lot of things can happen be Irnlatld ...... 94 98 192 YOUR PROTECTION WHEN BUYING A SAFE swered In the next few hours. Sommers ...... 93 raiding <11 A’nnndf* ...... 88 — 107 19.') look" here with facea being ...... 64 Ireland ...... 102 High School, Wc.stche.ster. Iowa, E.XST: Columbia over Army. tween now and the first Saturday They will hsve a definite bearing C. Anderson served in the Pacific area during Pre.sented in mari/age by her Kdw-’irda ...... 101 116 107 .324 USED C A R “ Never Knowingly Overtraded Towards A New Pontiac” brought In from outside. They pro McBride ...... 88 Peaclk 93 father, the bride hgd as her maid Amherst over Wesleyan, Maine of next May. But as matters now PrPlle ...... 91 97 188 on pro ball hdre. No doubt about Choman ...... 96 World War II and at present oper • — duced and brought the town two of honor, her slate/, Victoria Cia- over Bates. Boston University over stand the unbeaten grey son of It, pro basketball is at the cross Totals ...... J73 372 384 1129 Vennart ...... 123 ates Scranton's Garage in Lime T ota li ...... 492 607 616 1616 champlonahipA The club started Berzenaki .1 ...... 113 96 biirri of .Middletown, Carlo Kuag- Lehigh. Colgate over Bucknell, Polynesian from Alfred G, Vandet- Rock. HrootM i t ) roads. TalarakI ...... — lia of Bolton wak best man. and ConnerUi-iit over Delaware, Daal- bilt'.s stable stands out ns only a W lrlirzka ...... )01 91 192 NoUh 491 Labell ...... — 98 /Tires /The Brakss /Sieering /Engine ...... 90 76 .To.seph ' Ciabiir/i of Middletown, mouth over Harvard. Holy CToss few horses have in recent j-ears. Labor ...... 101 116 112 329 n .ck , Eagleaont ...... — Carmichael-Halladay over'.Syrncu.se. Temple over N l’ i'. Grlnaaki ...... 92 ___ 94 186 Mlll.r ...... 78 • 82 brother of the bride, and Leonard THE DANCER answered the G w ofrk ...... 113 11.3 .97 323 Htll ...... 88 71 Totala 527 453 454 1434 Amid a setting of pompons and I vnst of Rockville, brother-in-law- I’ rinceton over Cornell. Rutgers question regarding his staying Jasion ...... 12.5 120 106 .^50 Aii Ghecked By Factory Trained Mechanics Sports Mirror Df nnlMon 78 86 palms Miss .lanice Anita Halladay, j of the bridegroom, were u.shera, over Brown. I’lllshitrgli over West powers yesterday when he stepped Strycharz ...... “ 76 102 178 m I f f AUTO SEAT COVERS, CONVERTIILE TOPS. Lfticlnc ...... 89 108 Y LEAGt'E Virginia, Yale over Lafaycitc. the mile and one-sixteenth of the daughter of -Mr. and Mrs, Burton | 'Die hride wore a gown of gold Tolal'a ...... 632 516 510 1658 Today A Year Ago—Leo Du- TotaU ...... 408 423 428 1259 Kaatek'a Teaac# (Si Midwest: Oklahoma A S- M over East View Stakes at Jamaica for INvJ W I r e -upholstering I'. H. Royal <4» Gleaann . .322 C. Halladav of Rockville, he.-ame ■ 1949 OLDS TUTONE BLUE 98 4.DOOR SEDAN rocher of the New York Giants Schmelakf 343 „ ,, I with a formal tucked bodice w-Rh Detroit. Indiana over Northwest his ninth straight victory. And the Balph’n Motora Johnnon ...... 79 98 92 269 (1> Radiq,, heater, hydramatlc drive, was voted manager of the year In Ilavcy ...... 99 76 83 263 Martin ...... 97 86 98 281 the bride of George Payne ( armi- ; „ stole j,3rkot 302 ^wlch ...... 114 117 108 339 Jones ...... the Associated Press poll. Finnegan % ...... 72 90 79 241 Mirhigan over Minnesota, t'olorado ings for the year to $230,495—a !)" 93 91 274 Goodrich ...... 124 124 117 386 chael of this town, son (d Mrs. { pii.sbe l ' up dolman sleeve.,. Her" Tomko ..., ...... loo 96 96 291 1950 MERCURY ^ C K CLUB COUPE Harrington ...... 81 81 109 271 ivere-Nebrask.i. Ohio .state over new record for a two-year old. The Five Years Ago— South Carolina CarUon ...... 80 90 80 240 Nelson Rawson and l-'rank Car- ; draped skirl nf embroidered net Varrick ...... 137 116 131 374 Radjo, heater. A beauty. defeated Clemson. 21-19. In foot TrtUla ...... 5.66 551 563 1670 WiehilH old money-winning record w-as Batsie . . . . .1...... 101 103 97 301 Here's what we do: DIRECT FACTORY SALES miehael. ■ at 2 o'clock R.iUinl.iy , 'U'er taffeta and crinolin was Iowa. Tulsa over C'Inb riianti <9) — .1 Totala ...... 411 448 1284 afternoon at The Center Congrega-I 'inkle length at the center front South; Fiifmaii over Pavid.son. *219,000 won by the unbeaten fllly. baU. Sullivan , ...... 95.. 106 99 ; T otals ...... 637 Sfl, 601 1642 1. Correct caster 1950 FORD GR a VOUSTOM 8 2-DOOR SEDAN^ Ten Years Ago—North Carolina McLagan tional Church. The double ring • Hud feal'ired pouf bustle with Florida State over North Carolina Top Flight, In seven races in 1931. ZahBpr’a <8) ...... 91 ' 99 104 ; Very clean. One owner. / Pre-Flight romped over Temple, Fregln ...... 101 95 119 ceremony wa.s performed hy Hr. chapel length train of .shirred net. Stale, Clni-innati over Koptiieky, His next and probably last start Blotiiarz 90 3. Correct camber Dummy Flynn T N I VIRT aiBT IMiCI !••• Moan...... 90 107 l l6 Wat.son Woiairuff of Avon, pastor i ■''he wore a queen's crown of pearls Alabama over Mis.sissippi State, of the sca.spn is expected to be In 3. Correct toe-in or toe-out 34-0. Gangewere Baekua ...... 103 126 114 \\>Pt . . . . SARAN FIBER Twenty Tears Ago — Notre Nflaon . . . . 1 - - . cmehttis of the Center Congrega- -in i her fingertip veil of imported The Citadel over Prestiytcrian, the Pimlico Futurity on Nov. 1. Roy ...... (Above are chief causes 1950 OLDS GRAY ROCKET 88 4-DOOILSE^N i C SCHMIDT A SONS, INC, PHIA, FA Lockwood . ToUls ...... 470 tional Church. Alfred l.singe.' il.e I'.ngli.sh illusion had a hand rolled Wllliiim & .Mary over Riihmond, Richards 93, 125 : of tire wear) Low mileage, radio;, beater, hydramatlc. COVERS Dame. Southern California and Phclon . . . . 5S3 660 1(62 soloist, accompanied- by mgam.st edge She carried a bridal bouqilet Auburn civer Tulane. Geqrgia over 4. Inspect, tighten, adjust PLASTIC Colgate were the only major col Totala . . . 625 614 16'90 leges undefeated, untied and un- Totala ...... 396 390 1174 ManeheaUr Motor Salea 421 Andrew Watson, sang ' Becaii.se' rOSes and .stephanotis centered Florida. VPl over Washington & steering. 1949 BUICK GREEN SUPER 4-DO^SEDAN 1 ■’ ’ ’ ^ li Tltlctala tf> Moxzoll ...... 109 117 113 3.38 a n d /A t pa\ynin|E;.|y...... wiUi white^ orchid. ,Lce. Tennes.sre, (lyer \yofIqrd. Sports in Brief ^ Radio, heater, djmafl^MOmmaculatr. acored Upon. Stevena ...... 58 80 218 Kovla ...... 125 137 133 385 McCurrx..... 100 lU 116. .329 The.hride, giVen Tn. marriage hy ' The liVaid V>f honor-was atttr^ SqutifW'cai; Houston ever Ari-; OUbattaoft. s.*w''(^.• w'ks".' '76-' 78 226 TOWN ADVERTISEMENT '"::; ■; ■jroii Berra of the Yankees hit DOCartln- ...... ; . - 90 ' 95 Z51 Varrick ; 116 m 112 IwT father, wore a .pwTi of w hite; j”-^ -cmentld: green ny- 20n,a 'stale, Arizona oyer Hardin Alabama's Crimson Tide' foot DefeiisiveT^Hlli^^" Open 8 A. “ Your O j^ifi^ile Dealer” Clpse 9 P. M. $ 1 4 , 5 0 $ J O*®® ...... i i r ,150. lao the first pinch-hIt horher in World Ballalefier...... 92- 79 264 .T»*s*rt .. Slmmomv; MiOTiaaippl over Ar-. ball, team, lost 508 yards on penal 1 Hlllnaki 100 *91.214 -vNAtin wUhichantilly lace, », fipgef- ;.!£^iV! ~ ooMPLinK sin - Serfeg-hiBtory against thr Dodgers .^FotAls «ss- 'gl9.’ s » i l w /. tip veil, and carried a hoiiqiici of kanaftsV'Baylor ov'ri-Texas A S: M. ties Iti'1951, Their oppoinanth lissl ooMFLBtEliiiirr ^ “ pink ■ TTie • eklrt Pur’W est: Golorndp’ A-ft ■M'oYet' 500 yards. ; - '. - For UCoiin Squad in the 1647 classic. Totals ; . . 616.407 416 1242 a«S*r*'CMMr*U** <11 poTrrp<“m5 30 MINUTE HUmsld . U l. “116 i*t S64- Her maid of honiir. her si'stfi. /if tulle from waist to hemline. A Utah State. Brigham Voimg ovyr • - -I '4 I I16ZI ■ -.FREE - - ' Otambers 123 E4 86 393 Trucks and men in the employ of the Town of Man Wltko-wilcl 108 Mis., Jeah Klaine ■Halladay of oftiille from waist to hemline. A Denver, 'bregon over Montana. Sam 'Costerhoudt. University of Storrs. Oct. 23 — (/T\ — The 150 101 .ut nntrhing'flehii of tulle and ft tulle Florida senior halfback', became MOTOR SALES . INSTALLATION SERVICE Lucas ...... 125 91 12.5 .341 chester will collect rubbish about town, on October 25, Brattieboco.' Vt.. was .lUired in \Va.,hington State over Oregon University of Connecticut football Smith ...... 1.T9 115 134 trimmed lafCeta hand with nose father three days before the Flor- 378 1952 and November 1, 1952. cotillion blue net overjaffeta skirt State, Utah over Wyoming, Stan team, hoping to snap a road game 301 Broad Street, Mancbeater MOTOR SALES, Inc. and lace bodice. She wore a mate h- veil completed her rcistume. She ford over Wasliington. ida-Cltadel game this year. Totala ...... 616 556 563 1736 carrie-i a bouquet of yellow roses Jinx, of tw-O' years' standing, went Tel. 4134 512 West Center St. Hartford 2-99.39 You are therefore, requested to place your barrels, Ing tiara and earned pink pom TEU 7-3013 ANYTIME .til l bfunze pompons, In their first three games this through defensive drills yesterday REMEMBER Beuu*u (I) or other materials on the lawns in front of houses, near pons. .against the Husky’s frosh . squad TInm ars REOUUR STAR priest—«ot tpMi*{ ia)| tarpaiM! LaChapellh ...... 99 15 M 2M) ri'e mottver of the hride wore season;-Florida's Gators permitted Gulllotte ...... 101 93 *: 86 2(0 the sidewalks, but not on the sidewalks. Beat man w-as Clifford .7 llrriig ( innnmon brown dress with Good Time Knees one touchdow-n on an Intercej^ted w-hlch ^-an' Delaware plays. The Maaon ...... 92 105 ' M 386 o f . Northford. Conn . brothcr-in- brown arres.^joriM and the mother pass', tw-o on forward passes, and UConna travel Saturday to 'Wil SUARANTEEDFIT BUARANTEED STITCHINB IN MANCHESTER IT'S August . , ...... *7 131 156 384 AU receptacles or materials, should be placed on the law of the bridegroom, and ush* i cf the bridegroom, a dubonnet none dn running. mington, Del., to play the Dela Bujauclus ...... 97 133 98 327 were Maurice A. Haliadfiy of Krat- For l.iisl Time lawn the night before as trucks and men will start in - and ac- j When leaving on a w:edding Y'onkers Raceway tonight. freshmen. Kinard, 185-pound defensive half you at faetdry pricest yet of a quality equal to $eat covern T oU li ...... 558 512 5S5 1U5 gessorjes and a corsage of pink trip to New York Mrs. Walker The little pacer from Bill Cane's back on the University of Missis Sales and Service AREA SOUNDED roses. • jwoio a green velvet suit w-ith eo- Good Time Stable is the^ 2 to 5 The 1952 World Series was only sippi football team, is a brother UPPING THE STAKES -Y ■ — '1 A receintion for memhe-As of the | cn.i .brown accessories. After Oct. Choice to side five other side- the 12th out of 49 series to go the to Frapk (Bruiser) Kinard, the 'Wilmington, Dei.,— For the North by South Windsor and Vtmon Towi Linos Immediate families was held'at the ' 27 the couple will reside at 9 West w-heelers before being retired to limit. Ail have been a "best-*ut-of- OONTUCRTIBLE DOOR PANELS WE REPAIR ALL AIAKES OF RADIOS AND eighth straight year Delaware Rebels' offensive line coach and [HUMT/A/t CLOTHING ^ H^/NTHIZ. SPO/)rs\ Rr-U pbolstered American Le,;lDn Home from 3 to I Silver street. Middletown. stud. The son of Hal Dale goes into seven” except the first in 1903 and former great tackle. Twp other TOPS REVISION SE n OfCLDDINQ CAR RADIOS Park’s two early-closing stakes East by Bolton and Vomon Town Linos a final race wdth earnings of *312.- OFmNB FRIDAY 6 p. ro. vVhen leaving on a' wedding the 1919-20-21 classics w-J\ich w-ere brothers, George and Henryi-both WPMEA/T for three-year-olds—the Leonard South by Glostonbury Town Lino trip to Canada, the bride cho.se a E ig h t d i e in c r a s h 042.86. He won tl03.549^10 of his "five-out-of-ni.ne" sessions. guards, played at Ole Misa in SEup U JS’ v ' Richard Stakes end .thp Delaware ■'royal blue silk dress with black total this year—also a record for Oaks— have been Increased in Wost by South Main, Main, Union, and Skrtor yearly earnings by a racer or 1938-40. accessories and a edrsage of Paris. Qct. 2.3, OP) A French Jimmy Lear and Bud Slay, 19,52 value. For their 1S53 renevrgla trotter. seniors, combined for Mississippi’s Shrofts.: white rores. Upon ! their re military plane crashed today after COLORADO BETTING UP MALONEY'S each has been upped $2,500 over Named to fai-e the spee• r...... X: -’; •—^rlirT:ri~rVT-fcm:^v.±: X' 2av..
“i7jus:r22?ic-2i5RW" jsjnfea***’.*- -*s,V AGE SIXTEEN -THE : 'fO K r'iO . %>' Herald Angle •f By EARL W. YOST X Eastern Loop Indians Should Have Breather • Saaytoa-Kingsbai^ Schuiz-Rurkhardt Sports Editor College Tilts Tame Palm* and ' white chrtwanthe Yellow chryaanthemuma and Hiirlbiirt to Serve yellow, rust and white pompona Claassen Hits Local Sport Chatter Fails to Get \ niuina formed th^.aetthiK^t the As L. L. President -TH E PRESENT Ruled Com-,^ti(^ amd complete It without any Saturday Against Red Raiders ■ ' ^^yGbwxh. In, formed the aetUng Saturday after ' mlttoo o u to f Amplo-4oeeni-'flalf- pause which'was- in direct .viola., B A8K E TB AIX FILM, entitled-Goodrich 388, Jerry Smith 874. respect should resign, for they tion. ef the rule. Not one balk waa Compared to P ro s. C w tatry at 2 o c ^ k Saturday noon at 2:30 at the .North Method- On 19 of 25 BOWL.XNG Charlie Hurlburt Mill be the Enoilgli Oubs "Fundamentals of BasketbaH," i Walt Hllinskl 384, Joe Witkowski lat Church for the wedding of new prtriildent of the Manches have been almost completely dis called on Raschl. Allle Reynolds I f there Is such a thing aa a losing game to Woodrow Wilson afternoon for the cMdlelight wed will be shown Friday night at 7 389, Vic Taggart 338, Ed Kovis stirring, bat tic for one.half at Mt. ter Little League for the 18SS 1 regarded,” claim! Branch Rickey, and Eld Lopat also did not take the "breather” In high school football, ding ceremony o t^ le * Oora Elisa Elajne Barbara Burkhardt, daugh o'clock at the Blast Side Rec,. 383, Howard August 384, Len Glg- BY HAL TURKINGTON Nabo. Meriden came here prepared of Middletown. New York. Oct. 23—(fl6— F through ah entire beth Kingabuiy of Coventry and Earl ViMt learned today. Hurl ager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. the apple to the batsmen with Future of pro baiskethall hangs that Saturday afternoon. It. Will i>e to stop Jimmy Roach. They suc nf Mr Mnd I W'ajcfen 8tr«ft. and Emil Arthur l Ui KTRV Is a graduate of Villanova. I W ELL REMEMBER the game believed, eliminate having a league aeaaiona'to win, 41 to 7. Elach had -test. BUsh . . 87 100 89 276 - THE INDIANS’ CCIL game airplane engines Is mu.slc to the balks were called In the National Its worst seasons on the gridiron. sbout top off the season that start beat their way through traffic to marriage ceremony of her parents Main . street were bridesmaids. solute ease. ToUl, ...... 151 174 193 517 In which Rickey referred to. It was one day and not having It the next a hand in the rout and acored a Take laet Simdsy. In two of the Purdtn .,., 111 86 89 2S6 1 with Meriden High Saturday after ears of 40 deer. The herd roams and American League following e Tho Red Raiders have lost .five ed slowly for the Indians but has wltncM a professional football 44 yeara ago. The guest soloist. Harolii Haberern of 97 Bisaell MARYIJ\ND over IJ41’: Mary- . 90 79 91 260 the second game of the set at Eb- and basketball followera would not TD each. Carlson passed for one. Phelon .... noon will be played at Ceppa Field. the runway.s of the local airport meeting at which time umpires games without a wrlp. They have progressed 'rapidly in recent weeks game—on their day off...... five league games the wianer got Mrs. Susan Beebe, a former stu street was best man. and Eugene lands nickname and mascot Is that Porterfleld . 94 106 , 9.5 295 Oraaa« 43; heta Field in Brooklyn.' Raschl wonder from dav to day what Ritchie to Hohenthal for another, out In front comfortably, but in illlinski .... in 109 105 .325 O. Smith ...... 79 62 207 Kickoff la listed at 2 o'clock. in search of grass. A tniclj tries were told to enforce the nxle. Sixty crossed the enemy goal line but to the point where they sre now 'In reply to casual inquiries, dent of the bride, sang the 4-H Phanetif of 8.1 Birch street. Joseph of a turtle. And if you remember heat the Brooks, 7 to 1. Sitting teams had stayed in and which had and Duff, Aly and Carlson went the other three the float aeorcs 1 1.1 — ■ ■ H. Smith ...... 98 m 316 t.0 scatter them before a deer-hop one balks were detected In 1981 once. The oppooiUon has ran up a ready to meet on even terms the they said they did this because the "Dreaming Song" and ‘The Lord s Henderson of 1.12 Birch street and the fable, the turtle always got Tolsls .... . 493 480 469 1442 tossed in the sponge. total of 89 points against them. It over on ground plays. were 24-23, 28-24 and 24-lfi. That Bivins Defeats MANCHESTER HIGH'S foot ping plane lands. with Fred Poet of the Middletown and only-36 last season Could Be the Red Raiders will best offered. Weaver must get by pro game waa vastly superior to Prayer." Mrs. Lawmence Robert- Arthur Schulz of 147 Spruce street there first. . 1 43) Totals ...... 177 173 173 523 ball jayvees will meet Windham Residents of the surrounding Press, I remarked about Raschl's But, local basketball has come wlU be the final CCIL engagement the college brand. They said they Is fairly typical. Pro faas, we aon o f Conway, Mass., formerly of were ushers. Oklahoma over Kansas State: Browne .. . 97 76 98 271 BlarJt m into the picture the past two weeks be "up" for this one also. Their revived and Inspired New Brltsdn Lanih»(k . . 93 90 81 264 n. Ballargpon ..... 67 75 212 High Saturday morning at 10 game preserve want to lift hunt repeated failure to stop In set WORLD SERIES this fall waa for each club. found pure relaxation In watching note, moistly stay In their neat') Coventry, accompanied the soloist If Kansas couldn't stop the Soon- over the controversial Issue in the beat effort to date haa been a 7-0 this week. The bride was gowned In rhan- Bucklsml . 8.'i 103 9.5 281 A. Bailarfc^on ...... 105 103 292 Bascom in 10 o'clock at Mt. Nebo. ing bans until there are 40 le.ss position. Fred ag^reed that the tame compared to blue ribbon Last year the clubs put on a skilled artisans in action after until the final whistle. and pUi?e^ traditional wedding ers, the K-Staters certainly aren't,^ llnrvslli .. . 91 M 10.3 284 1 tllly lace, design^ with a fitted (leer blocking traffic. Springfield Rifle was not taking a American League concerning ad they had spent an afternoon with Among our diacove'riea la the strong enough to do It. " Whelsn .. 124 126 125 375 Total, ...... 172 154 178 504 classics In recent years because of mitted briherii Alex Groza, Ralph music. ' , bodice over satin, long tapered CXK>N AND FOX CLUB will one-second count after getting In the threat pf a fine for any beefing the rahrah boya. They didn't seem fast that the proa run back near Given In marriage by her father, Illinois over Purdue: Your Sat- St. Louis, Oct. 23—(/P>—Short, Beard, Sherman White and Bill out with a bang last winter but sleeves, a full skirt edged with Totsli .... 458 495 502 1475 Tram No. 2 <4) hold a coon bunt Saturday at the aet position with men on bases. We by questioning umpires’ decisions. to think this especially strange, ly all kicks, even when they take the bride had as her matron of Spivey. The B A Sports Activities with loaaea that followed the fana marquisette and lace and a cathe M. Slmmonii 92 93 114 299 stocky Jimmy Bivins, fighting true clubhouse starting at 6 p. m. A counted one balk, violation after The order came frotn Commle- no matter what anybody aald. the ball well back of their goid honor her'sister, Mrs. , Herbert H. Team No. 3 (!) J. Simmons 95 135 110 340 Inc., sponsor here last season, has began to stay away from the dral, length ..train of aatln and tp form, overpowered a game but bird dog trial la scheduled on Sunr another. .Raschl . would gat on the sloner Ford Frick. .-Well, -this In. the nature of a line.. Usually they., have a ape-, Tomllhson. Jr., of w a p p 1 n g. S i r a i i g h 104 99109 .101 been questioned often -during this games. If Mancheater were to re marquisette. Her fingertip veil of Cole ...... 101 100 109 310 Totals ...... 187 228 224 Inexperienced We.s Ba.seom for a day, Nov. 2, according to an an rubber, take his sign, start hts mo- There were several Instance* confeaalon. After having been ciallst for the purpose, and they Bridesmaids were -- Mrs. Virgi French illusion was attached to a Saturday, Radio period over Manchester's position turn to the American League this ROWL.XNG McLaughlin ...... — 100 — 100 Tfsiil Ns. 1 <•) split decision last night in their nouncement by Secretary Yago where players had a legitimate year. It would require untiring expoaed. kicking nnd acrenming, figure there's always a chance he Schrelber. of Falla ViHsge.e, sisterah Chantilly lace cap edged with seed Ilavev ...... 96 — 103 199 B. Phillips ...... 77 100 98 27.') relative to the all-important ques 10-round heavyweight encounter Schiller. right to question decisions, not efforts to present a stronger team. to the pro game twice thia season, will .break away. The college o f the bridegroom, and Miss Mar pearls and her bouquet was of And Television P h etiii ...... 91 96 99 276 W. Phillips ...... 84 92 108 384 tion that is destined to decide the Tarea ...... 6.. (15 1.69 99 351 at the St. Louis Arena. counting the much publicized shot Those poeaibllltlea have been ex H-e nre bejrinnlng to auapect that boya usually let them roll. jorie Beecher of Hartford, friend white roses with streamers of 192 306 559 The' 32-year-oId power-punching future of the A L at Its meeting (Eastern Standard Time) Totals ...... 161 BOW UNG SCORES of note last of Johnny Sain crossing first base plored and can be arranged. In Its It bean about the same relation One alao la pleased to find that of the bride. Miss Jean Louise stephanotis. TotalB ...... 467 532 519 1537 veteran from Clevelnad was the night included the following: before the ball arrived and then In New York tonight. to the college variety, that the Saturday—PM. Team No 8 III flrst year in the AL, Manchester WOMKN*» LKAfiVE RKNTAtmANT I.RAGVE the field goal attll playa a vlt.-)i Kingsbury of Coventry, nelce of Hie matron of honor was at N*. 6. (2> aggressor all the way, whipping Country Club League — Charlie being waved out by Art Pasaarella The writer will attend the Amer PrtaeeM Whita Plains. N. Y „ was l^Bt man net pleated tulle skirt over taf Totals ... 191 "I ts 184 553 It was, however, a close de Joe Sasiela 363; Y League^— Jerry pastime. Every dled-ln-the-wool fice tonight...... 84 101 95 290 ' Kochln ...... 119 103 K ball and much more consistently nouncers Bill Stern for NBC (H ello ...... - 94 97 191 Tfsm Ns. S 4l) 100 points. The BA’s set a record Be«be ,. 10 yarda from the playing field. for hla brother, and ushers were feta with a matching .stole of veL Chanda ...... 107 119 97 j m cision. Judges Freii Connell and fan likes to see a good jaw-moving GETnNG BACK to Eastern McIntosh ...... 104 — 186 Hart . a...... 118 134 U close nnd exciting. and Al Heifer and Gene Kirby M. CushinK 315 there with 113 points and atlll loft 108 305 Sobiskl ...... f.... — 93 - Both the run-backs and the fre Rev Chester Oros.sman of vet. She wore a matching floral J. Cushlnz . 105 316 Harold Hess gave the fight to argument at home plate or at any League, the possibility of revival Perclto . Having done considerable argu for MBS. Totals ...... 535 504 500 1537 the game, 118-113. Elmira was re quent placement attempts from Yonkers, N; Y., brother-in-law of headpiece with face veil knd car Bivin.6 by Identical 81-49 margins. of the bases. It’s part of baseball, Is dim. A t latest reports, on three 478 1407 Totals ...... 526 526 493 1545ing on the other side, we are not COVERS cipient of two spine-tingling con T oIr Is ...... <7$ anywhere within the 6<>-yard line' the bridegrooia^ George A. Kings ried a colonial bouquet of yellow ABC 1:45 Army vs. Colum Totals ...... 240 190 201 631 Referee Benny Kessler saw it ds a N otice teams — Manchester. Middletown leardaa Raslaaraat 41) Team No. 4 as long as It Isn’t carried too far. tests with the BA's who rang the Hcroi'i C«merA 41) going to propose that every club add much to a close pro game. bury of Coventry, brother of the. and green pompoms. bia at New York, Bob Flnne- 80-50 draw. The two boxers, both For AR Mokos Of Co^ and Torrlngton—are Interested. A T o p p lrz ...... 78 84 254 Orntclll ...... 8,5 98 103 Ami^r^on ...... Rfl lO.I 100 292 Msosc I I ) century mark once and missed by McLaufthlln ...... 91 114 113 in the National Professional bride, Joseph Hamky of Falla Vil gan. GalBMo ...... : 98 104 9.1 29v'» Negroes, split 10 points a round The Housing Authority They'll look up to you in the potential member In Springfield Chapmiin ...... M 89 •The bridesmaids' gowns were Cormlsp ...... 102 §9 101 393 A R T PA8SARELLA, one of the two pointa another occasion, only McCarthy ...... 104 99 297 i McMuUln .. 107 101 Leagu^can lick any college team GRID NUMBBRINO SYSTEM lage, friend of the bridegroom, and fashioned the same as that of the -.CBS 2:30 weekly, three-hour BrtMol ...... 77 M 90 250 K. Surtfsl! 89 109 103 300 under Missouri'* ring code. of haa been forced to withdraw be Anderson 91 102 ... V 77 ftO 97 2A4 We also have a cmtoin six umpires In the 1982 W o r 1 d to lose both games by eight points .Ciuhlns .....A . 85 JJ In the land. We wouldn’t be sur James Edmondson of Coventry, matron of honor but were forest roundup of 20 or more games,- Harrinirtoii . Shrtf ..... 83 93 ^ 86 272 AVinLE Bm NS-'swung lustily, ThcTowri of Manchester cause of Its Inability to secure “ perkey ...... « Pfc Dummy 93 79 prised if jtuch campus outfits aa Syracuse, N. Y.,;—'(4P)-—For-"flie SI. John .... 102 91 95 2SR Orsesvk. 94 98 129 321 NEW line o f covers in fiber, pias- Series, and the center of focus In or lesa. friend of the bride. green in color and their bouquets Television — NBC-TV 2:15 he at times had difficulty hitting playing aurface. Walltngfoi t' Michigan State, Maryland, Okla lU h straight year, Syracuse Un:- S. Burden 100 102 115 317 will accept sealed bids on the in the much disputed call at first t h e BA’s have refused to com Totals 470 510 1433 ToU ls 489 503 598 1470 The bride was attired In hir were of yellow and rust pom Purdue VS. Illinois al Cham Totals a ...... 443 461 465 1 369 the crouching, weaving Bascom, a tic, satin twili, nyion and showed considerable Interest until homa and maybe two or three veraity football playera will b? paign, III., Mel Allen. Russ Team No. IS (4> stallation of amesite parking base on Johnny Sain, runs an um ment on the use of the Involved cousin's gown of white satin and pons. Totsia ...... 468 491 533 1502 23-year-oId product of nearby East last night when they to'.d league Oak Orill <8) others could step right into the numbered according to the recon i- Hodges and Bill. Henry to 64 Hall ...... R5 107 — .192 Miclcry's Hervlrs (2) stubs In Oxford Village and ieopard skin. Made to fit pires' school In Florid* during the officials they were abandoning bribe playera until they decide If Haward’s I.aadscaplaK <4)^, . Chantilly l«ce, which was .designed Following the ceremony a receji- M iller .. lOR 93 201 St. Louis, 111. Ih'the third-one of b y CHAMP MoHOi: ..Li,..:-. 4 110 JJ ■ ,J7; s jl Gplss ' ...... 98 101 94 293 -money circuit and fuHy hold up mendattona of., the Footbnl' coast to coa.1t stations. C h ok ers ...... 94 > 98 113 304 amesite w alks- In Silver - Lane winter months...... — Clforta In that to'Wii; n i e Meriden- they trill bcCTime members of the BoRllP .. . . -93 118 118 339 with a mandarin collar, fitted fion for 150 guests was held In Keith .. 103 109 300 Sherman ...... 96 98 106 298 two rounds missed (by televiewers your car. Prices starl "at One night at press headquarters T.dford ...... *5Z HZ? their end. Writers’ AsMciation. Ehda Wft Harry .. 99-2.12 Homes. Specifications may be had Southington combine haa not conrre league or not. Use of these players Lonm li ...... JJ 9} f j ;Z5 Bonadies . ____ . . . . . 108 111 99 318 bodice and full skirt forming a the church parlors, with the moth Neupert ...... 104 100 102 .306 becauFcr of transmission trouble Here’s proof ajain fiom Champ you don’t one scribe said Art was going to Osvello ...... 127 13! 107 365 But the point la that there wear numbers In the M's, tackles McKone 109 9.6 292 Chrm iflrurk ...... 107 129 98 334 at 80 Waddell Road. up with anything and apparently waa sought In the Eastern League Tniirt.llol ...... 62 (*,' 66 -^1 circular train. Hpr fingertip Veil er of the bri riorhownk* ...... 94 108 117 319 Downtown Tydoi The BA Sports Activities, Inc., the step and keep pro ball alive ...... 104 91 — 195 Villa LoaUa 48) mums. The bridesmaids were at orchid corsage when leaving on an Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt Kasfl ...... 95 96 97 268 FtiLoma ...... 114 102 111 327 Bascom scaled 179'« to Bivins' passes during each of the 1980 and La*.* ...... NOW LOCATED AT OTHER CHAMP HATS dug Into its pocket last winter to here, or reach some feasible terms BcrxenPkl ...... 93 118 93 m B.! Pipanl ...... P 9 95 98 312 tired In iridescent taffeta gowns unannounced wedding trip. Upon had been good for an upset a year I.aFrancis ...... 90 76 91 237 Phinipa ...... 122 141 151 414 183, 770 Main St, TeL 4.307 '81 seasons In the National Foot A.' Purio ...... 83 — — 83 ( Hson ...... 96 92 99 267 provide basketball on the higher with the A L that would make It L ucrm ...... 81 — 9.3 174 their return the bridal couple will since Bill Edwards became coach P. Genoveal ...... 114 101 105 320 A meager crowd of 3.571 paid ^ $5.00 ...... 92 103 104 299 PsttelM ...... 88 154 93 . 335 o f beige and green and carried MrOani! ...... 10.1 105 90 299 Mllunpao ...... 98 103 100 301 ball League. American League level when the GriPfl ... reside at 316 Spruce street. but this doesn't appear to be the a gros.s total of $9,230 td zee the , possible for the locals to continue WilhPlm ...... — 93 85 177 r. Correntl 110 98 112 320 chrysanthemums In a cascade ef Low Ma»j ...... 76 92 93 261 270 EL was shelved. At a recent meet N. Aceto ...... 122 95 131 348 Both Mr. and Mrs. Schulz are spot for it...... 542 555 584 16S1 bout, which was teleca.it and In that circuit. * fect. The junior bridesmaid wore ToUlB .. . . ing, this group went on record aa TotalM ...... 522 499 1488 Bolinski 93 98 191 Duke over Virginia: Two un- ( Tolala 430 451 450 13,11 broadcast nationally. The bout, ex That Is the outlook from a local a rose taffeta and nylon net gown graduates of Manchester High BROAD ST. favoring return of EL ball or a Tow* Motort (8) with a stole and tarried a colonial School In the class to il. Mrs. beaten teams with -potent defenses Maanir'a <3) pected to pull much more because angle. The A L may find Its doors CowlPM ...... 122 102 12.3 347 Totals .... " i S *832 1589 Tram No, 5 <0> O m f*! ...... 136 122 104 362 Glenne^s divisional set-up In the AL. Stock shut after tonight's meeting In Daranrlo ...... 69 — 73 142 Bay's bouquet. Schulz is employed at the Southern and everything Indicates it should Ta>'ji . . - ...... 91 112 290 of home town Interest, was the Gertllcore Aril ...... 118 106 126 350 holders vetoed playing conditions that President O’Brien, organzler PonrTRt* ...... 96 104 95 295 289 For her (laughter's wedding New F.ngland Telephone Company. in a 21-21 deadlock. Duke's super Y -loluiann .306 Keyp ...... 109 117 115 341 first local affair to be telecast in TEL. 2-4528 789 M b Ih StrM t in the A L because of the high road Diets ...... 87 89 84 260 Saverlck 806 ior reserves get the nod. Rnll«r(rron 270 Cwnra :...... 97 116 115 338 the St. Louis area. and backbone of the league alnce Holmes ...... 83 118 *84 280 nivosa 326 Mrs. Kingsbury chose a navy blue Mr. Schulz served with the 43rd Plpor .... expenses. The local club'last year SCHMIDT’S IS BEER Wiscon.sin over UCLA: In the 251 Lohrm ltl . ...'...... U7 94 99 310 Its Inception In 1928, has Indicated Coope ...... _ 77 — 77 Lupe ..... 84 crepe gown-with maroon acces Division In Germany until his dis Dolla Krra 302 Gome and Get It finished fifth In a nine club league K. Psirsni 107 .327 belief that Alan (The Horse) he win withdraw. Pressure of busi sories and a gardenia corsage. charge In May. He Is now emplo.ved Totals ...... 577 365 569 1701 HOCKEY AT A GLANCE that eventually was reduced to- six Totals ...... ”457 ” 485 459 1401 P. Aceto . 116 306 with the Niles Bement Pond Divi Ameche will bnst loose for a big TotjlU 491 497 441 u 5 ...... A. H 'K iU <•) __ ness, he hs* said. Is one big rea Chrysanthemums and fall foliage Tram No. I <4) Travel constitutes the largest AS BEER SHOULD BET sion In West Hartford. dav. Surdt^Il ...... 104 108 126 340 son for his desire to va!cate his Totals .... 616 488 534 1537 decorated the church community [ Rflllairprr ...... — 104 — Loanljf • ■...... 84 94 118 296 National Ix-ague problem in that the team must COt'NTBY CMJB WONKN house for the reception whicii The bride’s gift to her matron of NOTRE n.A.ME over North Caro N. '.lohnsoii 03 93 99 Burko ...... ll.'i 1.30 111 ,^’^6 Toronto 5. Detroit 4. D A i r U ’C HI5l*l*niSAL office, but he readily admits that Flaaaele <2) A, \Smlth make long road trips into upper 269 CHKNKY MEN Immediately followed the cere honor wjas a pink nylon bIou.se with lina: That two-week polio layoff 99 100 ion Gilllch ...... : 115 104 108 327 New York 3, Boston 3 (Tic). he will have noththg to do with McCormick ...... 83 82 KM \elrei (4) Fteifier ... J. Grnovfal ...J ...... 138 91 99 328 New York state and the Wyoming allowing admittance of playera In Manella ...... W 78 236 mony. The four tiered bride's cake rhinestone buttons, and to the hurt Carolina's timing and now .Ic.aaiils .. Eastern I/CSgue ■Valley In Penn. Then, too, the Lorn' ...... 68 TO 74 212 Rt'pnef'r .. 103 282 that the Irish have show.n a pa.s- t»ono\ rjil volved In the fixes. "Soeed" Ma Loreiitsen ...... 67 75 87 229 Block ... 84 97 77 258 was made and presented by her brlde.smalds, gold and silver floral Totals ...... 556 527 564 1647 New Haven 9, Troy 1. ] D A L t n JTOP ALLOWANCE locals engaged players mostly from DickF'niion .a.'rigL, attack they \yill he tpughor loney of the .Scranton ^Gners and Beauchene ...... 86 79 84 349 97 90 86 27T . former homemakUig.iJudenlB..and, earrings.. The-Jjridcgroom.qircsent- V*. ; the Uonn. and New England area. •Cl«rt4cf - -V - 84 84 '8 4 258 Mlf» '51.3- 5irT534‘ Perry Pllottl of Bridgeport have Pontlllo .. the reception was prepared by ed the best man and usher.s with than ever. Bottoa Bakery (1) Bobby Ada'Jns arul R^y McMillan Totals ...... 383 384 428 1195 99 101 121 331 Flow rr . .. 91 The team waa not strong enough nfjfjretiB . 103 137 93 323 friends in the community. gold initialed tiepins and neckties. Penn over Navy: You must ...... 105 95 294 of the Cincinnati ^RedS were the for the AL, although they could openly stated they would back (trees Ray 4t) Satrvb ___ ...... n o M") 9.3 3ri8 O'Brien. Jersey City, N. J.. seeks Johnson ...... 85 83 81 249 When leaving on an unan favor the team that lists Ed Bell Pciplck ...... 1J1 109 104 324 only members oif the team to play perform to advantage on the home Totals ___...... 490 499 484 1473 on its roster. He is a letter-perferl Towards franchise In the league with Glbiln ...... 73 73 73 219 nounced wedding trip the bride Walker-Ciaburri Native Dancer raajjllo ...... 92 113 102 307 in all 184 Redleg ganies,^ ' court, W ilkie ...... 86 85 84 2hS M VavUff N*. 1 49i wore a smoke colored suit with a end. -A.i-., Stannard ...... I l l 99 118 328 i IT MEANT A LONGER trip for Grozak, Beard and White on _the Hamilton 76 94 78 345 Vliu-e 84 95 288 Vascfli of pompons and palms roster. It haa also been rumored Ellsworth ...... 72 75 75 232 Johnson ...... ' 91 87 97 275 dusty rose hat. black accessories Texas) over Rice: You can't ever Ttlals...... 629 .5 ^ 612 1661 these playera who had to apend liecoratlcdL St,.. Franclk Church, in- .. Still W iim iiig thev have signed QCne Melchlore. PonllDvi.i -e-t______88 76 83 247 _ arrd a" rpssr corsage.: tfpoh their he'.surl! of anything Iji" 111(1 Bbiith- V .F .W . 421 (Kmsiderable time reaching Man Totals 393 410 - 888 1190 HRyd^n 81 97 91 - 289 Middletown yesterday mommp at ...... n s 109 former B r (i d 1 e y, All-American, "rrturn Mr. and Mrs. Scranton will west Conference, However, the E. Maizon 124 348 chester before shoving off on five Horan ...... 9.) 104 91 290 10 o'clock for the weddinir of Mi.s.s .loroa^ . r ...... 98 1.36 106 340 alio. Elmira haa a desIriK^tjf use re.side in Lime Rock. Ixmghorns have lost only to Notre New York. Oct. 2,1 (>P)- Winter- F. Maizon ...... 98 88 94 28f) to eight hour car trtpa.. Scheduling Frances Ann Cinburri. daiifthlcr of ex-Kentuckian Bill Splvy, the 195 Totals . 459 448 457 1364 A graduate of Manchester High Mr. and Mrs. Charles CiabUrri of Dame and Oklahoma. book odds on the 19.63 Kentucky Trouton ...... 98 — 102 200 OUT-OF-LINE of games hurt since the BA's had Dummy . . . . Arrkivv ...... 114 12,'i 102 341 aeven-foot center, Arthur Joseph Barifcr ...... 216 School and the University of Con Flniahlng the others: Derby haven't been posted but to perform on Saturday night in 253 Wearlac Na. 2 oMlddletown. and Daniel J, Walker, Roborla ...... — 82 — 82 AT of the Saratoga-Harlem Yankees, Schmidt necticut, prior to her marriage sbn of .Mrs, Annie Walker of 91 Friday night when they are you can bet your Elmira and then rush biick home A yer» ...... 244 Minlor ...... 101 WHEELS CAN Ed White of Wilkes-Barre, Hazel- 85 263 Mason ...... 95 Mrs. Scranton was head of the Birch street. The double Wnp cere F.oidham over Boston College. bottom dollar Native Dancer will T o U U ...... 523 555 513 1591 for a game In the armory on Svji- Benton ...... homemaking department at the ton. Pa. and other cluba who may llaRenow ...... 87 mony wa.s performed by Re.v. Miami over Marquette. VMI over bo one of the shortest priced favor Your Bettor Bool Pontiac Dealorthip day afternoon. Totals ...... 389 I 97 1171 MIskI ...... 124 Housatonlc Valley Regional High Qcorge Washington, Santa Clara ites in the history of the turf clas Star Hardwarf (1) Safety-Tes ted Local Ians offered 100 per cent attend the meeting, have not come riaallsla (•) Whelan ...... I l l Philip. .Solos sunR at the Mass in Lam bfrt ...... 108 10.3 94 305 School in r'alls Village. Mr. Scran over Idaho. • sic for three-year-olds. CUT TIRE LIFE IN backing for five yeara. During this out either wav publicly. Boyd ...... 66 62g 64 192 ton gradwalcd -from Westchester cluded *'Ave Maria,** *!I Xiove Vour Roblnaon ...... 101 99 m .311 155 CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER M A N Y QUESTIONS will be an aroMt ...... 63 63 74 189 Totals ...... ~6i8 ' 517 469 1604 Truly'* and "Because.** Saturday A lot of things can happen be Ireland ...... 84 98 — 192 span, pro ball took on a "new- PoldlBf (1) High School, Westchester, Iowa, - YOUR PROTECTION WHEN BUYIN<$ A SAFE swered In the next few hours. Sommers . , ...... 93 8! 73 347 Presented in marriape by her E.\ST: Columbia over Army. tween now and the first Saturday A.mrndf' ...... 88 107 19.') look" here with faces being C. Anderson ...... 64 80 80 224 Ireland ...... 103 served In the Pacific area during Amherst over Wesleyan, Maine Edw-arda ...... 101 118 107, 324 They will have a definite bearing McBride ...... 88 96 93 277 Pesclk ...... 93 father, the bride had as her maid of next May. But as matters now Prrlle .... 91 ■ 97 188 USED C A R “ Never Knowingly Overtraded Towards A New Pontiac” brought In from outside. They pro Choman ^ World War II and at present oper over Bates. Boston University over stand the unbeaten grey son of ...... ~ duced and brought the town two on pro ball here. No doubt about ...... 96 ates Scranton's Garage in Lime of honot. her sister. Victoria Cin it, pro basketball is at the cross Totals ...... 378 372 . 384 1139 Vennart ■ ...... 12.3 burri of Middletown. Carlo Kuag- Lehigh, Colgate over Bucknell, Polynesian from Alfred G. Vandbr- Total, ...... 492 507 516 1515 championships. The club started BerzenskI ...... 113 96 Rock. Connecticut over Delaware, Dart bilt's stable stands out ns only a Hraots <2i roads. ' Talarski . lia of Bolton wa.s best man, and W lrllrzka ...... 101 91 192 Tap Matek 48) . Labell ... 88 slo.seph Cmburri of Middletown, mouth over Harvard. Holy C’ro.ss few horses have in recent years. Labnc . , ...... 401 116 112 329 vTires VThe Brakes ySteeriag yEngins Fleck...... /.... 80 76 104 260 Earlesoni Carmichael-Halladay brother of the bride, and Leonard over Syracuse, Temple over NYU, THE DANCER- answereil the Grlnaaki ...... 93 94 186 MUIsr ...... 73 82 98 348 Amid SI setting of pompons and I'rlnceton over Cornell. Rutgers Gworrk ...... 113 113 97 323 Hall ...... 79 238 Totals .. . 637 453 454 1434 ^ ost of Rockville, brother-in-law question regarding his - staying Jaalon ...... 125 120 105 VJO Checked By Factory Trained Mechanics Dennison ., 75 239 over Brown, Pittsburgh over West Strychars Sports Mirror palms Mi.ss Janice Anita Halladay, ] of the bridegroom, were ttshers. povyers yesterday when he stepped ...... — 76 102 178 t f AUTO SEAT COVERS. CONVERTIILE TOfS, Laklng . .yi 77 274 • Y LEAGUE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton j Die hride wore a gown of gold Virginia. Yale over Lafayette. the mile and one-sixteenth of the Midwest: Oklahoma A & M over Ea.st View Stakes at Jamaica for Total, ...... 5.33 516 510 1558 Today A Year Ago—Led Du- Totals ...... 408 423 428 1359 Raatak’a Texaca (8) C. Halladav of Rockville, became |white nylon, net styled 19 4 9 ^ D S TUTONE BLUE 98 4^DObR SEDAN IN vJ W I RE-UPHOLSTERING I N. Bays) (4) Gleason ...... 98 123 102 5 Detroit. Indiana over Northwest his ninth straight victory. And the rocher of the New York Glanta Schinelske ...... ; 123 103 118 2 .. . . > gs lUith H formal tucked bodice with \ Radio,, heater, hydramatic (irtve. • Johnson ...... 79 98 the bride of George Payne ( armi- matching net with ern, Missouri over Iowa State, $38..62.6 he wop boosted his earn M(*I.aus)t)ln 109 waa voted manager of, the year in Havsy ...... 99 76 Martin ...... 97 86 98 : 97 96 302 Zwich Jones ...... 90 93 91 274 rinnegan ...... 73 90 ...... 114 117 108 J chael of thi.9 town. Son of .Mrs. piishe.l up dolman sleeves. Her Michigan over Minnesota. Colorado ings for the year to $230.496--a the Aaaoclated Preaa poll. Goodrich ...... 124 .134 117 : Tomkn . . . . 100 95 96 291 1950 MERCURY SLACK CLUB COUPE Five Yeara Ago-^South Carolina HjtrrlniTtoD ...... 81 8! Nelson Rawson arid F'ranlt Car- I draped -sljjrt_ . of embroidered net over Nebraska, Ohio State over new record for a two-year old. The Vtrrirk .... 137 116 Carlson .... 80 80 131 374 •^Jladlo, beater. A brauty. T oU ls . . , n.ichael, at 2 o'clock S:?¥urd.ay j over rnfelariTfcIa and crinolin was Iowa, Tul.sa over Wicliita old money-winning record was Batsle lOl 103 97 301 Here's what we do: defeated fUemaon. 21-19, In foot ...... 5.56 551 563 1670 DIRECT* FACTORY SALES ToU la -ill 425 . 448 1284 C'Ub C'kaati <9) afternoon al the Center Congrepa-I ririkle length at the renter front South: Furman over Davidson, $219,009 won bythe tinbeaten filly. '■I’i ball. — - Sulllran . Top Flight, in .seven races in- 1931. Totals 537 ~504 501 1542 1. Correct caster ...... 85 1 06 98 288 v a t tional Church. The double ring “ rid featured pr; -was- attirwl Southwest:. ..Houston; 'oyer A rK Gllbarft^n '< ..too. -113 - US- 339 AOWH ADVERTISEMINT I • S her father, wore a gown of while jib ” po.wn of emerald green ny- zona State, Anzoha over Harilm Alabama's Crimson Tide foot Defeti^sive - Open 8 A. M. ^ Y ou r Oldsmobile Dealer"s Close 9 P.A L - ■Yogi ^ r r a of the Yankees hit DeMartin ...... 90 66 96 VtTticIf 118 T02 112 3*0 $ 3 [ 0 * ^ -MalUlftper.. . 9 1 93 79 264 T«a*«rt-,..ua 160 i x m i .: .aatin:'wlUr.chajilHlv.;'lace. a^fmger.- V?'*" 'A' strapless formal Slmtnons, Mississippi ■ over _ Ar- ball. teapi .lost 808.yafd*foiiT*njil-. » 1 4 - ^ the first plnfch-hlt 'horaerdn 'Wenid. -92!!' 'JW-''' 994 kSnshs’.''Baylor'4(Fcr Texas A '* M. COMPLETE "BET ' BeHiM htatoiY sgalfikt thtf Dodgdirs , vbll ahd ca'^ied a'hiSuiJivet'W''’™ ® .*^ .^ ^ ties' ;ht' 't9Sr.'' Their. bw ^eflU Tlolit _,COMPLRTEa£T. . «i6 '' ..nc 'White poinpcms.-...'.Thb.,1^^ ■ Far.West- Coi()rado A, A. M oyer ,500-yards..' ^FSFlJCTdiiM Squad in tha 1947 uMaic.-,____ ToUli r . Sea*™ CenwimtiM (U Utah .State, Brighanv Young over " 30 MINUTE m n n s k i ...... 121 138 ' - I ANOTHER KINARD — ice S m o l i i k ...... 108 96 97 301 roses, and the mother of the.hi olc- AU repeat^-~-aU STAR SEAT COVERS are offered to For Radio oiid Television K o m p a n l k was held from 4 to 8 p. ni. 000 Invitational Farewell Pace al 1982 football roster includes 11 University, Miss..— (^6 —Billy the FALL ROUND-DP of ...... — — 96 M groom. a navy crepe dress .and ac.-.. Yonkers Raceway tonight. SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS: ... When leaving on a- wedding freshmen. Kinard. 188-pound d(*fensive half you at fatMry p r ic e * , yet of a quality equal to ieat cover$ ‘T o U l , ...... 558 512 1m U36 ceaaories and a corsage of pink' trip to New York Mrs. Walker The little pacer from Bill Crane's roses. back on the University of Missis Sales and Service AREA BOUNDED wore a green velvet .suit W ith co Good Time Stkble is the 2 to 8 The 1952 World Series was only sippi football team, is a brother bearing much higher price tags. UPPING THE STAKES A recelption for members of the coa brown acce.s.sories; After Oct. choice to side five other side- the 12th out of 49 series to go the to Frank (Bruiser) Kinard; the Wilmington, Del.,—(S^— For the { immediate families was held at the 27 the couple will reside at 9 West wheelers before being retired to xr| limit; All have been a "best-out-of Rebels' offensive line coach and CONVERTIBLE INXm PANELS WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF RADIOS AND eighth straight year Deiawaje North by South Windsor and Vnmon Town Linns American Le^on. Home from 3 to Silver street. Middletown stud. The son of Hal Dale goes into seven” except the first in 1903 and T!NG.CLOTHING fm N TER. SOCOTS] Re-Uphototered former great tackle. Two other TOPS TELEVISION aCTS DiCLUDINO CAR RADIOS Park's two early-cloaing atakea East by Bolton and Vomon Town Linos 6 p. m.- When leaving on a wedding ' a final race with earnings of $312.- ■the 1919-20-21 classics which were ' " ' U l O M E ^ T • OPENINB FRIDAY 042.86.' He wort »103,349.10 of his brothers, George and Henry, both EACH for three-year-ol^—the Leonard a trip to Canada, the bride chose a F.IGIIT DIE IN CR.ABII "flve-out-of-nine" sessions. , guards, played at Ole Miss in South by Glastonbury Town Uno f royal blue sijk dress with black total this year—also a record for '* " ( J iV $3lup $ 3 .S I vr Richard Stakes and the Delaware 1938-40. Oaka—:have been in(:re*aed in Wost by South Main. MoM. Union, ond Slotor B accessories ahd a corsage of Paris',' Oct. 2.3--(iPi— A French yearly earnings by a racer or Jimmy Lear and Bud Slay, 1982 — a ^ •military plane crashed today after trotter. ' seniors, combined for Mlssiaaippl'a value. For their 1053 renewals , 'Stroots. ~ white rocries. Upon their re COLORADO BETTING UP turn on Oct. 27.«Mr. and Mrs. taking off from Le Bourget air Named to face the speedy pacer longest pass play in 1931—a 67 MALONEY'S each'-hM been upped $3,500 civer Carmichael will reside at 24 Tal- field, killiijg eight persons. are Thomas B. Scott. Highliuid yard touchdown against. Tulane. Denver,— UP). —Pari - mutuel t v 1052. N O TE : Rubbish will be collected on all highwajrg within eott avenue, Rockville. Earlier the Alr'Mlnlstry had an Ellen, Major Hal. Prince Adlos and wagering at Colorado's two horse the above described boundarira. Mr. Dean. race tracks and three greyhound STAR SEAT COVER CO. RADIO AND TELEVISION nounced that, 11-persons had been Lome (Gump) Worsley, In addi Thirty-eight thoroughbreds (tar Mrs. Carmichael a graduate of HARTFORp,«T. Manchester High School In the killed in the crash. It was believed tion to being a goalie for the New tracks incrcaaed by anywhere C L r t t J P . ? T B - r — tx **Coverin0 New England with New England’s Finest Copet^* 440 CENTER STREET — TEL M 044 rying a total value bf $144,500 ,By: RICHARD MARTIN, some persons., scheduled to make Ted Kluszewski.' Cincinnati first York Rangers, is one of Canada's from 19 to 48 per cent this year. <4 Amt^KAM mow class of 1948, is emMoyed at changed hands via the claiming '. |- ', General Mniuiawr' Cheney BrtBhera. Mr. farmlchael the flight actually were not aboard baseman, led the'Reds this season foremost soccer players. The total handle was $31,884,041 MAIN STREET ATHAZEL • NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL RANK rout* during Delaware Park's 1053 The four-englned plane lost alti in hitting with a .321 mark. He ha edmpareid writh $26,137J1S8 in - attended Boardman TrUe'Siihoal meatlng. tude after^ taking the air .clipped also led the team .in homeris'with About 7)000 acres In North 1981. The state treasury reeaivec^ *r la New Haven and is employed at WE t i u MiUUAHO RiW NAMMHIRE RUITIH LI8EISES the \ top o f'a tree, and plummeted 16, triples with 11 and i?ins-batted- (?arblina are planted in cucumber $1,939,049 aa its 8 per cent ahare - 1 ■ 1 Pratt and WfaUaey Aircraft. into a pasture and caught lire. in with 86. each year. plua “ breakage” and llcenae fees. k A 1 m •r.. V
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 Legal Notice Legal Notice _ FACE EIGHTEEN ------;------;------. ■ ------j------^...... ^------Household Goods 51 Household GiKida - 51 R o o bw w U h ou t Board 59 Houses for Sale 72 H 0U8C8 f o r Sale . i t 'Sabnrban for Sale 75 LARGE ROOM, complete kltciien SCLTONNew home, nearing iFIRST TIME OIJK BOLTON—6-room single, attachr ESTATE o r JVLUANNA KUCEN- AT A COURT o r PEOBATa IhM" ■ AaUMBobUcsofw Sale - -4 Buisinesfi Senrieefi .O ffend 13 HiuicalrrtllnuiiiiUc 29 . Wanlfdl-vMfilf. .._86 Apticles for S«l« 45 AN HONEST PERSON SKI, late of Andover. In the Probate Msnehester, irtiMn snd J ot the AvtoaaeMiea for 8al» 4 .WHO’S line of OdhtaRoV pHvtlefes. "Reasonable.* - Call ■oongdetlon, Tigour - rooma--ftiilalied, ■ ed garage. ,opsn.poBCh,.hot .water -wt drcwnwnd;--- » metm:*-(«” » aiKW>nsi v pn -^tN* * t b LOTS CL£ARED, stumps pulled. R G. LbNG D n in Studio. OirehM- " LUNCH ROOM" ’ EXPERIENCED HEN 50% OFF on famous "inak* Bat- ‘THAT'S WHAT I WANT Furaltur^ Cribs, Mattresses, 3-8116 after 4. -FhiU shed dormer, fireplace.' Rough heat, knotty pine -kitchen- -cebl- Thh havtftlr Mi GET BETTER VALUE ON DeCORMIER MOTOR - teriea. Written guaranteaa. 81.00 heat and plumldAg to second floor. neta, artesian well, large lot, admlniatratlon account with aald Satate »re»*nt. JOHN^ WALL*TT, CliniifiN Full estimates by hour or con tra, band, drum corps inrtruction. TO TAKE OVER to the Court of Probate for aald iNa” JudfF. down, $1.00 weekly. Calso Serv- Play Pens, High Chairs, Car FURNISHED ROOM for rent near Amesite drivewa0 . Quality con Seven Room HomlC* full Ule bath, shade-trees, new, v ai^ t. Call Mc A BETTER USED CAR . SALES, Inc. . . tract. Call 3149. - Beginners and advanced. Phone : ATTENDANT FOR OUR UNPAID BALANCE fireplace, suim rch, Ule kitchen, Irict for allowance, U la Estate of Monica Snilth a.k.a. Mlnsla tcenUr TeL 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. • MONTHLY PAYMENTS riages, Walkera, etc. Complete Main strict GenUeman preferred. struction. 200 foot flo t a g e . Rural Kinney Brothers, In^6060 - 2- ORDERED: That the 10th of Smith) lata of Manchestar, In spl# Pi*- 2-5654. breakfast now, oil heat, garage: November; 1953, at 3 :00 o'clock'in the trict,. dacasaed. ' ' i. FOR OU Burher aeryice and In Is Wqnted At The , AIRCRAFT DIVISION $n.iB3 furniiAings for '^he entire jPhone 3-1170. 8 Haael etreet residence. Price $13,600:.. 3931. Advertitemenb AT SAYS: “ We can really wheel (HNCO ALL Aluminum combina " • EScceUent oOndiUon. Near bus line, afterncNm, at the Probate Office In On motion of Ann Smith o f aald Man • < stallation by IS y u r s exper n e w f u r n i t u r e a n d home. Appli&nces and. TV. Columbia, be. and the aatne ta aaalffn- chester. sdmir.latrstrtz. tion windows No painting, no NlDfifL'i’ DBflORATED, beautl- school, shopping center. ROCKVIlAE — Six-Room Ranch and deal on these fine cars.” ienced oil burner service man. 31 t e l e p h o n e COMPANY • BULLARD. OPERATORS a p p l i a n c e s MANCHESTER—AA and gural ed for a hearing on the allowance of ORDERED: That six montlat from BALCH PONTUC, Inc. M o rtgaces fimy fumlehed roonia for two or Home, --ock faced red block wltH aald adminlatration account with aald the 30th day of October AO.. IIU.-be CLASSIFIED ADVT. a C:all Manchester 3-1731 or 3-8003. Second Shift changing, no storing. Free aati- which la now in rtorage— residence aonee. 6 room Cs m Oqd. 30 days occupancy three. Complete light boueekeep- full cellar and attached garage. Eatate and thia Court dIrecta the Execu and the same are Itmitad and allowed ^ DEPT. HOURS See These Fine Cars Today FIRST AND Second mortgages IN MANCHESTER DIE MAKERS mate given, no obligation. Call originally aold to a young couple CHAMBERS FURNITURE Rear glassed in porch, nctura. tor to cito all persona Interested there* fnr.tha creditors within which ta brtag Ing fa<’illtlez available. O ntral. AU plastered walls. Thermopane 'S:15 A. M. to «:30 P. M. bought for our own account. Fast, First Shift William Tunsky. 2-9095. hut unfortunately art not getting A t T h e G r ^ windows, fireplace, garage, excel In to appear at aald time and place, In thetr claims asatrtst aald rslata; and 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 6 cyl. To work 7:30 a.m. to 1:30.. p.m., Reaannably priced. Children ac- PRICE ONLY $15,800" window, plastic tiled Icltchen and by pubitahinv ihla order once In some the ssld scmlnlstrstiis. is directed to One Only of Each Left Household Sefrieca confidential aervice. Manchester married lent condition, two acreq. Priced five public notice to the rradltors to Standard sh ift ^ Monday through Friday. Exper- TURRET LATWE OPERATORS POULTRY—Manure for gardens, Cjiptebia. Ml*. Dorsey, 14 Arch, hath) oak floors throughout. nowapaper having a circulation in said mfered^^ IS-A Inveatment Corp., 35 .Oak.streets tenee preferred. Ag-es 18 to 45. Ap b e d r o o m SUITE — • Open 19 A: M. to 5 P, Mi- tor quick sale.... : . least Ava 4aya -h^foce.aaid brlnt In -their cliUms wlthlji. said time First 'and Second Shifts' lawms, shruba. Supply lim ited.' aSirond fiooir. ’Venetian blinds, electric hot time aaailoied. aflowad' by bobllshlhg a copy of toiS COPY CLOSING TIME Phone 5418. ply at tiie Telephone Company UVINO ROOM BUTTE Charles Lesperance 1951 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan — ONE NEW WILLYS AERO-ACE WEAVING of bums, moth holes Minimum delivery 10 bushels. water heater, alr-condiUoned oil And due return make. order In tome nawspaper haVIn* a FDR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CUSTOM, Mounting the famous Employment Office, 806 Main 50 Hour Week 6-PC. d i n e t t e SET Evenings 7:30 to 8:80 MANCHESTER—Large Otdonial, Certified from Recorc', circulation In said probata diatrict, Many extras. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, X Phone evenings 6971, G. A. Carl custom-built 1948, with center "Telephone 8620 heat, Anderaon pressure seal within teh days from the date o f tbl* MON. THRU FRI. “ F " Head 6 cyl. TTie Darling of Street, (second floor), 9 a.m. to Good Working (;k>ndUlons “PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. ROOM rO H rent. Phone 2-OlSL I CLAYTON E. mTNTT-Judge. handbags repa'rcd, slpper re Bminess O0]^iiiUiftics 82 .\,Good Starting Rates son, 136 Summer street. •’BENGAL’’ COMB. RANGE hallway, fireplace, lavatory first | weatherstripped windows and order, and return make to thia const ~ 10:30 A. M. 1950 Mercury 4-Dr. SedalT— the Line. Lovely Gray in color. 4:30 p.m.,’ Monday Uvi^gh Friday, FLORENCE WHITE and gray TALCOTTVILLE—Four miles out of the notice siren. placement, umbrellas repaired, or call Manchester 4107. •‘NORGE” WASHER floor. Ceramic tile bath second screens, buUt-ln dinette In kitch- JOHN J. WALUETT. Jnilfe. SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileage. men’s shirt collars reversed and SHELL OIL Ounpany has mod Experienced men for our televi kitchen .range combination gas floor, hot water oil heat, garage. of Manchester, 8 room Cape God. AtUc space. Recreation room -In LOAM. Superior qusllty. Call Man -. •HOOVER” VACUUM ONE NEW WILLYS AERO- replaced. Harloa’'a Little Mending em two bay service sdatiofi avail WANTED — Weltresa Apply in sion antenna division. Line inspec- ••EMERSON” TELBWI8ION and oil. Very good heater. May be Amesite driveway, combination Five finished H ot.w ater heat, cellar. City water and aewer. chester 7320 or Rockville 5-5652. FURNISHED ROOM. single or Kefauver Certain besL and it will demand rio ;rotm o ooPBKATioN wn x Many Low Cost Pre-War Cara EAGLE HARDTOP. Speaking of Shop. able for lease to aggressive finan person. Center Restaurant, 499 ,tor, familiar With small, light ma Sealy matChees and box apring. aeeh at 238 b a r t e r Oak atreet. screens, storm windows^ aaraln n atorm. windows, and doors, set Hear CoanecUcut Co. hue line. BeauUful. Csu-B^ S e e . Uiia: custom cially responsible operator. Main chine operatlomK such as drill doubla. Calf 23-8081. tuba, atecl.hat'ihwa.v. Toimgatown than our beat if It is to succeed.' R e APraECUTED Main-street. Phone 2-8172. GRIND YOUR leaves up. Free M ^ w k inlaid, lamps, teUeSr "d i Ni n C TABLET Inlay m ^ o ia n y Priced at' $18,900* for quick -bmo. Prliee^ 818.600: Henry Eaoott Excellent Transportation model Today. Loaded and Ready FLAT FINISH Holland window street location offers opportunity presses, bench lathes. Set iip man sink and cabinet, tile b^h, ga Afllaito^End Graft “ATnotSer u era ocm icr leaf mulcher with Bolens or Mow- dlihea. pota and pano. ROOM WITH twin beds. Complete Owner lea-vlng state. Exclusive Agency, Henry and Thelma,, Jef to .make . you . the. anvy of., the. .ahades . made .to measura. . Ail for better th u avenge earnings. SEWING. Machine, operator-want-, for. drill .preases. a n d . other light with drop leaves. Seat* eight raga with, amesite driveway, lot er touring Connecticut was Waltar Msste- rotary while they ISst. — PHONE ME nOCBZlIATBLY when ' open.' Cothhihatloh 'Thor tight houaekeaptng fscUitiek Two with‘Henry Esoott Ageney,--' fries Barott, Real liktate«Insi>r- Risuther, president o f the ''Unltad a town. metal Venetian blinds at a new For appointment call Mr. Carney, ed. Apniy Ks-Klar Cloth Toy Co., machines. 155’ X 2W. Priced right at $12,- ^ DIAL 5121 For rent, Lawn, garden and home HARTFORD 8-0358 girls prsfarred. Oidl 3560 sftSr 4 anoe, 258 High street west (cor. (Conttnoed from Fag* Om ) low price. Keys made while you days, Hertford 7-5254, evenings 60 Hilliard atreet. \ dUKwazher and washing machina. 800. Phone Baibara "Woods,. Automobile Workers ((JIO). BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. tools. Tillers, ladders, sanders, AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4890 p. m. MANCHESTER—EngUah ColonUI. McKee). Telephone Manchester With people "who know Generol- wait. Ma.'low's. Manchester 2-9067, Monday APPLY In good condition. Call 2-0916. Agent. 3703. 155 Center St. — Manchester 1949 WILLYS STATION SEDAN mowers, chain saws, etc. Capitol SEE IT DAY, OR NIGHT Two car garage, fireplace, ataam 3683. men; the real estate lobl>y which Eisenhower beat, it is Governor through Friday. EXCEPTIONALLY (3ood earnings If you have no m una o f tranapor- ROOMS TO Rent by the week at Ixwt and Found Heater, Overdrive. Really sharp Equipment Co., 38 Main street. heat, excellent, condition, ymcant sabotaging rent controls; the Stevenson ten to one,” said, Phone 2-4645 and nice throughout. ^ selling Avon cosmetics. Beautiful, PERSONNEL OFFICE tation I’ll send my auto for you. 17 Spruce street. Phone 2-2494 MANCJHESTBR—Are you 'looking COVENTRY—New six-room home, Bnilding-^ontracting 14 Phone 7958. Machinery and Tools 52 Bower* school. Price $15,800. manufacturers' lobby which la un Reuther in Waterbury where he- ti> 8 T — Uan'a wristwatch. new, Christmas gift sets. Write LaPOINTE No obligation! Gentleman - prefarred. for a nice Dutch colonial? 1 hqve usablb os 3 or 4 bedrooms, two Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. GOOD District Manager, Box 27, North one and It’a very fairly priced bt dermining price controls—these coupled hia anti-Republican blaati Eacaivad aa a sift. Soldier ieav- 1951 FORD >4 TON PICKUP. De SPECIAUZING IN Custom buUt FOR SALE—Men’s rebuilt and re A —L—B—E—R —T—’—S SNOWPLOWS for tractors and PARKER STREET—Twelve years baths, fireplace, oil hot water With a discussion of the strike-:at Branford, Conn. PLASCOMOLD CORP. 4,3 Allyn St.. Hartford trucks, Cement, mixers. Used PLEASANT ROOM, new home for $13,900, has all utUitlea and ga are’ the grand larcenies o f 1952.” ipC for Korea. Call 2-5736. 1039 DODGE. Good condition. lux Cab. Heater and Defroster. gy^gfs. concrete floors. Also al RETAIL BUSINESS lasted work and dreSs shoes. Sam old. finished rooms all plas heat, arterian well, acreage, fine three brass companies which haft 155 West Main St. Rockville spreaders, harrows, plows, culti lady. Naar bus. Breakfast If de rage too. Many other listings l^ation, excelteht view. John S. Benton was attacked in a New Good snd clapn, S135. Inquire 37 Signal lights. 13,000 miles. Fire terations, ' additions and dormer SHIRT PRESS Operator. Exper Yulyez.' 15 Maple Street, opp. FRANK’S Antiques and lecond tered walls. Steam-gas heat, er atreet. Buys stairway, recently redecoratad. since June. KfardiBK a firl'a blue Columbia thia nearly new unit. Hartford — 8-7735. Manchester torii wtieel and crawler. Terms. Screens, atorm windows and doora, selling call a local realtor. They South Cayentry.' Phone Covenrty fellow townsman from Fairfield, liicycla taker, from St. Jamea 2-8727. person. New Model Lav.ndry, 73 day through Friday. and rella good used furniture and know Manchester values "best. Richard Joyce Smith, a lawyer Reuther assured his audleaof . 5322. TWO-Eiirner white Florence apace Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind awnings, amesite driveway, ga 7-6828. X that he would be in A Waterhurs Sdiool Tuesday, please call other Interests Forces Summit street. antiques. Phone 3968. Open 0 to ROOM FOR gentleman. Private Call The Ellsworth Mitten Agen identified by Republicans as a one 1950 CHEVROIJrr, FleetUne de heater. 9 piece dining room set. ham Road. WiUlmantic. 3-3217. rage, large landscaped lot with picket line today., __ 9-SS06. 1948 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN. Super SPECIAUZING In repairs, altera 5:Sa home. Quiet area. 59 HoH street. cy, Realtors. 6930. time Democratic leader in Fair- luxe tudor sedan, radio, heater. Owners to Sell Help Wanted— Male JWo bo'.'i Standard sink with .etaUe garden and older shads Democratic S t a t^ Chalnnait. model. One owner. 35,000 actual tions, fliilshing attic rooms and Reel Estate for K^chenge 76 field. Excellent condition throughout, GIRL OR Woman as mother’s help tray and fixtures. Electric range. EAST SPIN Dryer, lea* than five ROOM FOR gentleman or couple. trees, immsdiate occupancy. Pries John M. Bailey, as be has every miles. Down payment only $295. basement play rooms. Reasonable or Female 37 Musical Instruments 51 > BAST HARTFORD—Seven room Urging the election of Benton’s color cream. Easy terms. Doug Convenient Financing er, full or part time. Call 8033. Jacobson 21” power mower. Free year* old. In excellent condition. Near Cheiaya. Call 3217 or 338 $13,500. W ILL EXCTHANGE investment Wednesday night for the past aik- Annoaneenenta rates. Free estimates. Phone older home. Two-car garage. In opponent, U. S. Senator William las Motors, 333 Main Street TAILOP. W a n t e d —or dress standing radiator 60 feet. Inquire Call 7509 after 7 ^ m. ACCORDIONS, All sUto. naw and Charter Oak atreet. property in Rockville fo^x4 cot weekSw continued in a radio taQU 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SEDAN. 2-0650. dustrial zoned section; Price $1L- I^rtell (R), Smith said Benton DRAPERIE8 Made to order. Any maker for alteration work. Ap 154 New Bolton Road. used. Id months to pay. Cheaper SIX ROOM CAPE COD — Fire tage or tingle liome in Mane^es- lost night to hammer at tha UMflOO Deluxe, Radio,. Heater, Defrost Write BENGAL Gas range; 30-inch CLEAN, WARM room. Convenient 600. H. B. Grady 8009. ‘is ready to turn the Democratic •tyle. Reasonable For informa NEED transportation ? Help Wanted— Male 36 ply State Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell than renting. All musical inatru- place, large kitchen, eomhlnatton ter with garage and some It^. party over to the left-wing radi of state issues. i J er. 39.000'actual miles. Sharp as CARPENTER Work done by ex TWO TENNIS rackets, two pairs model; used only J8 months. A to atorea and ^uoaa. For married tion call 3-3W0>. street. Phone 7383. manta accepted in trade. Prl-vate aerseno, storm windows, awnings, (7HARHING SIX room Cape Cod. Call 3966. cals in the Americans for Demo- Bailey also called on Govanuo. Clean Pre-War Cara a tack all around. pert. Dependable service. - „No Box D Care of Herald hockey skates, size 10*4, large good value at -one half the orig couple or two girls. Phone 3337. amesite drive. Clean and attrac Job too. small. Phone Rockville . WANTED leaaone for beglnnera. Cheeter Ac No addiUonal expenses when you chitlc Action (ADA).’’ Lodge (R) to "explain what has-’ 3PHKR ROBIN pre-kin- Flexible Flyer sled, outdoor bas inal price. $80. Watkins Brothers, tive. Price $12.200. ^ _____ been uncovered In the State -Wof! _____ten school. Children 3 >4 ~~ Written Ouaranteea 5-5759. ketball and hoop, two pairs of cordion Studios, 91 Unlcm otreat TWO ROOMS FOR gentlemen .move-right in.' H,-B. Grady, 8009. ThA. corruption issue was GIVE-AWAY SPECIALS FIRST CLASS MOLD Sltnatfona Wanted— me., 9SS Main atreet, Manches TeL 5709. Wanted-—Real Estate 77 b ro u g b t^ to the (Tonnecticut cam fare' department," saying ttiat "If', ' to B. Mrs. D. L. Ballard, director, 1942 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Help Wanted—-Femalfi 85 men’s la Tybur, direc ers. Many choice vari'ctloe. Phone to suit parents. Call 2-8801. outfit including bow and caoe, $29 Phone 6373 CHICKENS SALES Inc. . vacations and holidays. Fully workshop. Phone 6979. $20 to $80. Watkins Brothers, PLEASANT FRONT room In REAL ESTATES—INSURANCE land Realty. 8600 anyUme. death—scared that Eisenhower,'4n tor. Phone 3-5767. 8185. Full Insurance Royal Artist’s trumpet outfit -with his determination to restore de FRYERS— SSe b .' 91 and 436 C entv Street paid complete group insur me., 035 Main . atreet, Manches center' of Manchester for working 266 High St. West, (Cor. McKee) FOR QXnCK RESULTS In selling 24 Maple Street case, $99.50. Kemp's, me. COLONIAL; 6 large rooms, down cency and honesty to government, Phone 4164— 2-0980—416S PART TIME secretarial work de POWER MOWER with snow plow, ter, Conn. ■’ peiron. Phone 5092 after 5 p. ro your property call Suburban 4 a u u u ftD'S x will expose more of the corrupt RPASTERS— 59e b* Tel. 8854 Roofing:—Siding: 16 sired. Tel. 2-3856. china closet, also .22 rifle with ehsster’s oldest. Thousands of 1951 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe TRUMPET — Complete with ROOMS FOR Rent for ladies or 300. Price $15,800. Madeline Realty Co., Realtors, 641 Main mess in Washington.” scope. 14 Munro street. USED BENGAL Range: Oll-Gaa MANCHESTER — East Side — CAFONS-McRi* Occident free instruction hours. sedan. Beautiful fathom green fln- Manchester FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that We have several Openings Apply mouthpiece, lyrs and case, gold men. Light housekeeping facili Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4670. street Call 8315. A call, for support o f the Unit combination; late model, ^lean. lacquer finish. WBI tarnish. ^Duplex four and four. Largs ______Spechkt rrtoeo For YMehn Hundreds of satisfled students. lah. Low mileage. Like new.. For stay on in any kind o f storm, and STOVE—Oil and gas, bedroom $125 dellvei:^ and Inatalled. Wat- ties. Phone 2-6092 evenings, m ed Nations oa. "the world’s great F or appointment tel. 2:2245. the beat in vahiet see Bob Oliver, 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy for women in our expand ABA TOOL and DIE CO. Dogs— Birds— Pets .41 Guaranteed by manufacturer, rooms with axtra large attic, loll BOLTON—Just over Manchester b u y e r s ^ A IT IN O — Single and '"~1MlTefi^4a Maanhieta^r gutters, conductors and roof re rugs, drapes and dust ruffle*, bas kina Brothers, Inc., 035 Main quire 176-178 Spruce street." two-family homes. For eflidenl hope of ’peace” came from Bush's Center Motors. dramatic. In excellent condition ing operations. Factory ex TROPICAL FISH and plants. New only $89.50. Also several used 100' X 150*. One aids availabla on I line, new five room ranch, three •Democratic opponent, U. S. Rep Friday'8>fiiige ifRADIC YOUR old electric razor pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. 1395 Tolland Turnpike sinette, mahogany cabinet and street, Manchester, Oonn. and confidential service call, throughout. Priced well below shipment just arrived. Kelly’s trumpets. Ward Krause, 87 Wal LARGE FRONT room with kitch sale. Asking 814,000, For appoint- | bedrooms or dining room, fire resentative A. A. Ribicoff of Hart' Manchester chair, fur coat and clothes, size Reale, Broker. 2-1919. fo r a PeminKton "60” or Schick REAL QUALITT USED CARS ceiling. See Bob Oliver today. MANCHESTER — Rooflng and perience helpful. Age 18 to Aquarium, 29 Sunset street. Open WHITE GLENWOOD combination nut atreet. Phone 5336. en privllagss for gentlemen ment please call Howard R. Hast place, ventilating fan, hatchway, ford. ^30.” RusseU's Barber Shop, Cor- 14 ( overcoat size 10, dresses size AT LOWER PRICES^ Center Motdrs. 461 Main street. Siding Co. Also all types of paint WAJ4TEI)—Service station ; at ’til 9. .. gas and oil stove. 2 - 4. Can be couple. Centrally located, ings. 3-1107. tile bath, located on 3-4 acre plot Pleading that the people of the H. A. FtHMK Jisr Oak and Spruce streets. 35 years. Apply in - person. 6.. Phone 4744. YU. “ Ing and carpentry work. Guaran' tendant. iGood proposition for the seen at 20 Division'street. ^ apartment house. Allen Realty. ExceUent location. Asking $12,- WONDER WHO TO CALL United SUtes “give the UN onr Our country overhead saves you 1941 CADILLAC Model 61. Fine Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 SIX ROOM (Tape CkxL Five years 700. Phone Barbara Wodde 3702. BaDlTaa Avee~Wa W a NTKD—R ide to Royal Type teed work. Phons 2-8933 for free right ris.n. Boland Motors, 369 CRIB WITH innerspring mattress. 5105. best.” Ribicoff said; money on new and used cars. condition. Priced for quick sale. SEVEN MONTHS old Beagle pup. FOR A LIMITED time your old re old. Large lo t Owner must se ll' ■srriter Oo.,» from" vicinity of Call onmer 2-2784. . estimates. Center street. Thayer stroller, play pen, dining ABOUT BUYING OR “ It dseervea no leas than our SPENCER Phone 6609. • room set v/ith extension table, frigerator is worth $90 towardv a quickly. $9,800. Carlton W. | MANCHESTER—Four room (Tape Princeton street, day shift. Call 1952 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Fully MUSKRAT FUR coat, siae 18. Cod, good location, hardwood equipped. Very low mileage. GREAT EASTERN Roofing and WANTED 9 X 12 rug, two folding gates. .new 9.4 cu. ft. Kelvinator 2-door Worn only once. Phone 2-1801. Apartments—Flato— Hutchins, 2-6132 or 6231. SELLING REAL ESTATE? 3-0541. RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. WANTED—Good home for nice floors. Built-in bookcases, full 1941 OLDSMOBILE convertible. Construction Co Applicators of Good condltlcn. Apply 71 Oxford model. Watkins BroUiers, IncTT Tenements 6S 1951 Chevrolet Belair — FuUy Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed mixed breed, dog, five months old. 935 Main street, Manchester, RUBBER HUNTING boot*, hip EXPANDABLE (Tape Cod less basement, extra lot. Quick sale Get reliability. Call the or Phone 2-1406. street. than two years old. Large comer Antoiinblfen for Sale 4 equipped. Beautiful clean car. roofs and aiding. Life-time alum Chapel Street MAN TO WORK IN Housebroken. Good with chil Conn. length, r.seO- once. Reasonable. SIX-ROOM Duplex, near Main Owner leaving atate. Phone Man ganization that gets things 1940 FORD Club convertible. Will inum clapboard and combination dren. Phono 2-8787. 1555 Hebron avenue, Glastonbury. street Adults preferred. Center lot two blocks from Waddell Chester 2-1167. E. A E. Agency. 2MI PONTIAC streamliner sedan- 1951 I ^ g e Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan storm windows and screens. For SERVICE. STATION ELECTTRIC Portable radio, phono Springs Realty, 470 Main street. schock All d ty ctiUtles. Back done. For every real eatate trade for steel top nr sell. Inquire HOUSEWORKER, two days IMamondsr-Watehes-T- stte. Hydramatic, lustrous freen. —Gyromatic transmission. This free estimates call 8271. Evenings graph combination. Six months BLAC7K CREPE dress, size 11. yard teclooed by double picket IMANCHESIER—Four room Cape service call 2 Hale road after 5 p. m. week. (Jsll 2-9737. Jewelry 48 BRAND NEW five room cottage. A beautiful one owner car. One car ia like new In all respects. 8303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. Salary 875 a week to Ponitty and Supplies 43 old. Call 2-8801 before 5 p. m. Worn three times, good condition. wire fence. Fireplace, large sunny ] Cod. Playroom in cellar. Insulat Ideal for working couple or new kitchen. Hot water oil heat, cop-1 ed. Storm doors, screens. Owner you would be proud to own. For 1951 Plymouth Cranhrook 4-Dr. 1950 CHEVROLET. R. and H. 2- start. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re V€ry reasonable. Red topper. Call WE SPECIAUZE in rooflng and FLORENCE Electric range: floor ly weds. Refrigerator and stove per plumbing. Immediate occu leaving state. $9,500. 17 Devon JARVIS REALTY the boat in values buy at Center Sedan—Loaded with extras. A. door sedan, in perfect mechanical keys. fresh frozen, ready anytime. pairs, aojusts watches expertly. 2-4300 before 5 p. m. siding. Highest Quality mar WAITRESS WANTED. Apply sample; 3 surface units and deep furnished. Strictly mc^ern. Large Drive. (TaU 5346. 654 Center Street Motor Sales, 461 Main street. beautiful car with very low condition, very low mileage See Van For 8 to 20 pounds Schaub's Turkey Reasonable prices. Open dally. pancy. 347 Middle Tijrnplke W est I terials. Workmanship guaran Ray's Res.'taurant. 37 Oak street. well cooker; three storage draw TWO BT.ACK cloth coaU, also lot. CJall Coventry 7-6649 after Tel. 3832. mileage. $1250. Call 2-3690 after 5 p. m. Interview Farm, 188 Hlllstown Road. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Manchester 4112 1988 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good, teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn street. Phone 2-4387. ers. Reduced from $219.95 to brown fur coat, worn one season. 3:30 p. m. MAN(THE!STER—New 6 'room co REUABLE WOMAN to care for CAPE COD wifn shed dormer. Im lonial. Large rooms and closets. CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 5, low priced transportatibn, $145. 1949 Na.sh 600 4-Dr. Sedan—With 19.50 PONTIAC Sedanette 6 cylln street. Phone 4860. 4 year old girl in my home. Call YOUNG ROASTING vchlckens, $179.95. Watkins Brothera, Inc., Phone 4986. TDIFURNISHED Apartment for mediate oCmipancy. Well built, Tile bath, oil hot water heat, fire 6 and seven room singles and Written guarantee. Name your overdrive. Low mileage. Very der. Immaculate condition. Local 2-0365 after 4:30. VAN’S SERVICE alive or dressed, ready for the 935 Main atreet, Manchester, own terms. Calso Servlcenter, 436 clean. one owner car. Douglas Motors. Fuel and Feed 49-A Conn. GIRL’S BROWN Winter coat and rant. FCur room*, bath, sun porch excellent repair. Hot water heat, place. Near bus and school*, $15, two-family houses in Manchester, STATION oven. Rea:ronably priced. Week and garage. Beautiful large yard. Center itreet. 2-0980. 333 Msin street. Roofing 1 6 -A W ANTED—Woman for part time hat, size 12. Excellent condition, oil. Well Isuidscaped. Manchester 500. Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. end orders must be given not WOOD, Stove or fireplace lengths. GLENWOOD TAN enamel com 1949 Dodge Coi-onet 4-Dr. Sedan and Sunday work in grocery and 427 Hartford Road $12. Call 2-1198. Adults only. Located near the 8009. H. B. Grady. or 6231. Howard R. Hastings. 2-1107. ROOFINtj— Specializing In repair latej than 6 p. 'ra. Friday. Will Delivered $18 per cord. Phone bination oU and gas range. First 1941 PONTIAC Club coupe, radio, —Radio and heater. A wonderful delicatessen store. Inquire 35-A, center. Inquire Charles W. heater In good condition. A good buy. Wanted Autos— ing roofs o f all kinds. Also new EXPERfiSacCED Welder in acety deliver Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall Willimantic 3-3217 anytime. offer takes IL Phone 2-3712. Lathrop, Realtor, 100 East Cen MANITHESTER g r e e n — Six I MANCHESTER—Almost new five SELLING PROPERTY? roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Oak street. lene, arc and stainless steel weld street. Phone 8906. Rooms without Board 59 family car. Hurry to Douglas Motorcycles 12 ter atreet. Phone 2-0384. roomS(^two unfinished with dor room (Tape Ood. Fireplace, hot M oto^ 333 Main street.. 19U Pontiac 6 Cylinder 4-Dr. Se cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex ing. Apply in person'to Cheney KROEHLER Two piece living mers. Fully Insulated, aluminum water heat, comer lot, convenient OR dan. WANTED— Girl or woman to baby Garden— Farm-^Daiiy SLEEPING Rooms, single or dou WANTED— G'»od clean, used cars. perience Free estimates. Gall sit 3 to 5 p. ra., Mondays through Bros., 146 Hartford Road. room suite. Excellent condition. combination doors and aash,—hot to rehool, stores and bus. Must too WHITE ROCK pullets. Ready Can be seen at 167 Cooper Hill ble. Bathroom floor. Central. Bminees Loeatloiw BEFORE YOU Buy a used car See Bob Oliver, Center Motor Howley. Manchester 5361. Thursdays. Call 2-9839, between Products 50 water heat, fireplace, ameelte sell, $13.650.. Plione 2-8459. BUYING PROPERTY? 1948 Willys Station Wagon—With CARPENTERS and carpenter to lay. Call 2-6339. street after 6 p. m. Phone 3337 between 6 and 8 p. m. see Gorman Motor Salea Buick overdrive. Sales, 401 Main street. 6 and 8 p. m. fer Rent 64 drive, large comer lot. Owner Sal4Mi . snd Service, 285 Main helpers. Apply on Job. Lydall TURNIPS FOR Sale. Olfford transferred. Howard R. Hastings. MANCHESTER—Centrally locat CALL 8009 Heating— Plumbing 17 street corner of Parker. ROOM FOR Gentleman. Very cen- street. Phone 3-4571. Open eve 1950 Dodge H Ton Panel—Excel YOUNG WOMAN for hand cut March, 258'Woodside street. Just OFFICE ROOMS for rent. House 2-1107. ed, seven room* with four bed Articles for Sale *^45 off Hlllstown Road. 6 X to ALL wool twist rug. Rose- trsL Continuous hot water. Meals and Hale BuUdlng. See H. B. W ANTED—To buy a residential ning*. lent condition. Business Services Offered 1.1 C. O. LORENTZEN. Alterations, ting. .Apply _Ka-KIar Clpth Toy if ,<(ealr»d..Phpjia,^2-051S._ ,, rooms. In beautiful condition. Ex copper water piping.- NIrw work. BOX W.ANTED„lo.work 3 hours —>bieg*-«olor. GaU 3-2481.- Houns;---...... CUSTOM -BUILT ranch homes: Alt-I cellent '—neighborhood. --Gsrage. •duplex - -or- .two.,ifamUy. ..Jtoiise. SrA ffY M O M ff If yM’/ t i f i M yoimgif yw otullffa Co'., 60 Hilliard street. ' ~ ' every morning. 7 to 10. Boy want TIOYAL’A m i Bmith-COToWa' port 1947 FORD Super deluxe, blue, ANTIQUES Reflnished. Repairing 24-hour i-ervice. Manchester 3636. able and standard typewrriters. MANCHESTER—Furnished room in excellent locations. Full cellars Value plus at $15,000. Fidelity Write Box T, Herald. New Arrivals Dally ed to work Sunday afternoons. KIEFFER PEARS For canning. BENSON’S HAS tjie best electric STORE FOR Rent centrally lo Hurry to our Rexall Drug Store and leirn how ei$y it Ii to wiflt with new 100 K. P. engine. Ebt- done on any furniture. Tieman, SALESLADY fur specialty shop. All makes of adding machinea for refined lady or coui^e. Con —some with attics. Hot water oil Realty Co., Wm. McBride, Man COMPLETE FURNACE repair- Pine Pastry,'658 Center street. Call 5794. range buys in town. $75 trade-in cated. Reasonably priced. T. J. t cellent condition throughout. We Specialize In Square Dealing 189 South Main street. Phone Must have alteration experience. sold or rented Repairs on all tinuous hot water and hot water heat, flrepiacen. For further In chester 4816. Legal Notice 5843. ing service. Gas. oil or coal. Win allowance this week only. Tel. (Trockett, Real Estate. Phone Bank flnsneing. For this one see Full or part time. For further in makes. Marlow’s— ------heat. Inquire 381 l^ummit street. formation please contact Elva Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales. ter air conditioning systems In TOOLMAKERS - 3535. Benson's. Inc., 1085 Main 5416. ------— ------HAN(?HESTER—Deluxe 7 room* a t a court o f p r o b a t e held BARLOW MOTOR- SALES formation. Phone 4879. Household Goods 61 Tyler. 2-4469. «t M»nchp»ler. within «nd for me CARPENTER will frame, unflnish- stalled snd serviced. T. 4*. Aitkin, LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade street. LARGE ATTRACITVELY furn and pine paneled gaifie room, Wapping Conn.-T-Phony 5404 Ebcpcrienced in jig, fixture and OFFICSE SPACE for rent (Theney DUtrlct of Menohester on the 20th ;1»49. 1950. 1951 Aulomohilea. ed upstairs rooms.. Reasonable. .. 6 McOabo street. Phone 8793. No. I, $3 cu. yard. Grade • NO; 2; ished room on'bun line fo r’ bust- AMERICAN COLONLAL-r- Seven car garage. Lptq^f extras. .Made Oetober A:;D, i^ .- CalV 2-4291. YOUNG WOMAN - gage work, also experimental; WE BUY and sell goodused furni SEVERAL dO O D used" television block. 983 Meln-etreet Call 6418 little as $9.90 weekly. Lowest Open Evenings and Sundays $2 cu. yard. Delivered In triick ture, combination ...ranges, ga* hear couple or young ladies. rooms, four bedrooms, tile bath. line Smith, Realtor, 2-1842 Preient. JOHN J. WAtJ.t.'n. finance rates. Possible your car EFFICIk.NT Plumbing and heat parts. 55 hour week. Paid .insur sets—$49.50 up. Guaranteed. Ben or 7614. Large living room, fireplace, cab FLOOR PROBLKM.S solved with WITH PAYROLL OR load lots. Screened sand and all ranges and heaters. Jones Furni Phone 2-5379. 4679. ’^”ln*the metier of ’ThomM Voutour. a doaii. Douglas Motors, 333 Main ing. Plugged drains machine ance, holiday^ and vacations. Ex son’s, Inc.. TV and Appliances, linoleum, asphalt tile counter. sizes stone delivered. Order now. ture Store, 36'Oak. Phone 2-1041. DO(TTOR'S fo'or room combination inet kitchen, large dining room, minor reeldln* In the Town of M*n- 1937 DODGE, in running condi cleaned. Phone 6497. 1085 Main street. Tel. 3535. HOUSEKEEPING Room for mar lavatory. Hot water heat, oil. WE.ST SIDE—Two-family dupli cheiter in «»ld dlitrlct. . ,r 1949 OLDSMOBILE a u h sedan Fbtpert workmanship, free esti TIMEKEEPING cellent working conditions. Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone office-apartment (Tenter street, tion $50. Phoiie .5338. UNIVERSAL Eilectrlc range: floor ried couple or two glrh-. Linens Near achool. H. B. Grady. Man three bedroome each apartment UDon of Albert . (sednette). Radio, heater, hydra mates. Open evenings! Jones Fur PLUMBING and heating, special 3408. Manchester. Write Mr. Fladger, Behrend. Director of Welfare, preying EXPERIENCE ' sample; deluxe twin oven. Regu COMBINA’n O N Oil and gas stove. and all conveniences.' Washer, oil chester 8009. Very, good ' condition, ^odem for the removaf of CUhert matic, maroon finish. A real good niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. izing in repairs re.-nodellng, cop WILCO 401 Farmington Avenue, Hart kitchens, two-car garage, amesite natural guardian of the person of said per water piping, new construc MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. lar $394.95. Nwo $299.95. Wat Good condition, $20. Call 2-8925. heat. Inquire 82 Garden street. buy. Pkr below celling price. 1937 CHEVROLET. Excellent Must have good handwriting. File $2 down, $2 weekly Buy the new ford. WERNON CENTER — Two Acres driveway. Price $l8,S00. Immedi DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, tion.* Time payments arranged. kins Brothers, Inc.. 935 Main ""o r d e r e d -. That the foregojnB ap_ Douglas Motors. 333 Main. motor. $50. Call 2-1031. clerk with ability to type. Excel Machine Tool Co. Inc. Worcester Power Mower. Fa Qear. Main road to Rockville. ate occupancy..-.BxcIualve . with ollcaflor-be heard and dcteimli^d «t copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Edward Johnson.^ Phone 6979 or street, Manchester, Conn. OFPTCE FOR rent Office and liv 91 lent working conditions. Numei^us mous Briggs-Stratton motor. Seven room elnglq, artesian Henry Escott Agency. 3683. the Probate ofilce In Manchester In 1951 CHEVROLET. Belair. Radio, 1948 CHEVROLET AEHIO. A rare guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 5044. 30 Grandview Street Separates Mix Or Match ing quarters suitable for doctor, said Dlslrlrt. on tli* 6th day of car. knives, mowers etc. put into con employe benefits. Phone 4164. PRIZER Cast iron combination Irish Roses For Beauty dentist etc. Seven room*. Excel water, oU beat. Asking $11,000. vember. 'A.D.. IDiJ. si ten o clock In heater, power glide. Positively EDGE Of TOWN —New 5 room dition for coming needs. Braith- Manchester range. 4 gas. 4 oil, with white lent, central location. Phone This one will sell fast. For ap the forenoon. sn>; that notice be ^va-n like new in every respect. Beau- HEATING From A to Z. Con ranch. Tile bath, double closet*, to all persons Interested in said estate 1951 CHEVROLETT FOUR DOOR. walte, .52 Pearl street. version burners, boiler-burner BOLTON — Building atone and coverall top. Like new. Owner pointment please phone Howard . tiful tutone finish. Dougla’s Telephone 2-1266 7444. air conditioning, flreolace. full of the pendency of said application and GIRLS’ BOYS’ Excellent condition. Priced right. APPLY flagstone, Bolton Notch Quarry. ;wtll sacrifice. 14 Glenwood street R. Hastings, 2-1107. the lime and place of liearln* thereon, Motors, 333 Main. units, complete heating systems. cellar. Lot 150 x 200. $12,700. GRAND PRIZE REFRIGERATION Service, com All work guaranteed. Time pay Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. after 4 p. m. by publishing a copy of thia order^in GRAND PRIZE 1946 CHEVROLET TUDOR. Action PERSONNEL OFFICE WANTED-'-Men for genet-si main IP YOU Want green lumber, poor Cerlten W ’. Hutehinaon. 2-5132 or some newspaper having a clirulstjon USED TRUCKS with or without mercial and domestic. Sec our ments arranged. Morlarty Broth Wanted to Rent •8 car. tenance and lubrication work. workmanship, do not look at this, 6231. In ssld district, at least five day* he bodies. 4 to 10 ton'cacapity. If display of guaranteed used refrig ers Tel 5135. Apply Dillon. Sales and Service, re the day of said hearing, to appear Columbia bicycle; IS-ineh. erators. George H. Williams As LaPOINTE FOUR ADULTS desire 5 or 6 but if you are interested in a well they see caiisr at said time and place Columbia bicycle; built-in interested call Stuart Carlson, 44 319 Main street. THIS FOUR and four duolex Is a Stock Place. Manchester. 2-4555. ■‘You’ll Never Buy a Dud sociates. 260 Tolland Turnpike, GUARANTEED Fast plumbing room rant Referencesi Phone built, four bedroom, large living and be heard relative thereto. and horn, wide fenders, lamp. frame; horn and lamp. PLASCOMOLD CORP. 2-8220. room with fireplace, dining room, splendid arrangement for two makej-eturn to tills court, and by mail If You Buy a Car From Bud.” Manchester. Phone 2-3585, nights and heating, alteration and new WANTED—Man to work in hard AMESITE DRIVEWAY ing In a ivgislerec,' letter on or- before Red with ivory b^im. cabinet kitchen extra large lot, persons wishing to live close by Blue «yith ivory trim. 1940 DODGE coupe. Priced to sell 7691.' work. Perma-giass, gas, electric ware and plumbing supply store. October 21. 1952, S copy of aald applb 155 West Main St. Rockville SAVE 10% IV CAUING NOW q'U|ET, Refined family of three well londscsped, ideal location, yet not in the same residence. cation and of this order to Gilbert quickly. Written-guarantee, $19.5. hot water heaters sold and In Experienced preferred. , Apply 1950 PLYMOUTH FOUR DOOR POWER BURNERS and Range adOlta need- four unfumlriied contact E. F. Von Ecker, 508 Hot v/ater heat, oil, copper tub Voutnur, 8 Rooney street. Brewer, ^ y it on your owm terms. Cole stalled at reasonable rates. Time Interviews 9 to 12. 1 to 3, Mon Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., a MACHINE SPREAD a WORK GUARANTEED Motors. 4164. Burners expert.y cleaned and • FBEE ORADD40 / ropmS, Bbcoellent ' reference* Keeney atreet. ing, storm windows, acreens. Cen- JOHN J. WaLu -:TT. JiK-ge. 1949 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE payment.* ahrarged. Skelley day through Friday. 331 Broad'street. a TgRMS ARRANGED Phone 8-1060 after 6 p. m. serviced. l>t us service and re Bros. 2-8714. • FREE ESTIMATKS a EXPERIENCE SINCE venlent residence. H. B. Grady. 1940 BUICK super 4-door sedan. 8009. AT A COURT o r PROBATE hrtd 1947 01J5SMOB1LE CONVERT- pair your washing machine or re • POWEB ROLLED IKO. WANTED.-Garage, In vicinity of We have numerous houses at Manchester, within and ,^for J^he Radio, heater New tires, motop. ABLE. frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. tiatrict nt Manchr.atec. on t h r Moving—Tnie^fiig— Wadden Road and West Center GEORGIAN Type home, three very good. $275. Call Manchester \r in ,and around Manchester, Say of October A. -D. 1952, _ V9987. 19.50 f o Rd c u s t o m f o u r MANCHESTER Welding Service. Storage 20 atreet (Tall 2-8935. ■ - ' 4 . bedrooms, living room, dining Present. JOHN J. (VALLEyTT, TEL 2-9il4- DOOR. Priced to sell. room'and modem kitchen. First 664 CENTER STREET ' Pbrtable eqt:ipment. General DE MA10 BROS. URGENTLY Naeded, 4 to 6 rooms, priced from $8,Q00 and up. ^ Bmate of Omot* PatelM, late of Man • ...... Illilff?. 1848 DE SOTO limousine, fully RUBBISH Disposal, ashes. etc. WENTWORTH-McANEENY, INC. floor Isvatorv anfi full bath. Oil, 1939 FORD TON PICK UP with welding, boilrf and furnace weld C A U ANYTIME 7091 reasonable, by adult family. CMll chester in said dlalr.Jct. deceased. equipped. New white wall tires, ing. Phone* 2-1658 or 2-8762. crllsra cleaned. Contract or tran Also many business oppor warm air heat. 'Umkln oil burner. Upon application . -Of Rose A.. Karpu- all m^tal cabinet body. sient. 2 4988. . INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 2-5024 before 3 p. m. ■ka. praving that an Inatrument pur under 50.000 miles. Immaculate Beautifully landscaped lot, 100’ x porting to be the las', will ard teali- tinside and out. Excellent, running STONE .5ND Brick mason, also YOUNG - BUSINESS (Jouple, no tunities. Check with us be- 190’. Garage and tool shed. Owner ment of aald deceased be admitted to cement work Valentino ■ Bellucci, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., probate as per application on file. It Is eoadition,. Priced for quick sale. See “ Bud” >lichalak, 201 PARMINGTQN AYE., H A R M R D children, require 3 or. 4 room .uq- transferreiL Purchase price $,lf * «e«seieaiLWililmantht;,-^-.2tlZ. '.' 80 Birch street Phohp; 2^801. local and. long distanco- moving, for-ytiu -buy, ' v' ORDERED-. That4ha forego, packing, storage: CMl 5197: Hart*-; furnlahed acartmant...Gaa Mr. 500. For appDktihaBt .pleaiM .Cah Ing'-'rkppUfatlon be . heard - and. . ‘i^’e. Working Man’ViFiriend i t ; ^xsr;-::FH ONE.i4iilPdRft'-5-25ns«^^ Howard R. HaoUngK. 2-1107.; detsAnined a t — .the. ;Pro.bate.. of- WINDOW SHADES made t o ordcr ford fi-1423. • • I^ikel. W’flUnsintlc 3-1681 untU :'.'A ilc*nin Manchester, itt SSld District. All ■ ahd ''tnatalled; Verietiah ^* blinds T. J. CROCKETT, Broker WtIta'SWh'r.’ay -or Octoher.'-A. D,. US*, ,jand curtain rods.. 24 hour aerviep. ALBAIR. AND . B.«rQr _ Trucking at ten.o'clock in the forenoon, and that money Hartford Road Used Cara 36 Oak StrMt : : — notice he gtvm W- persona tptereat. -down. Buy On vmir owtr teribs -'Estimates- gladly given. Fagan Co: RubbWiu . ashes; ''" removed; ‘X Lots'for - j Dump truck availeble for loam, HoUta for Sde 72 Phones: Office 6416 ed In said eatate,of-the pe.ndency of- iVnter Motor'scales, 461 'Main Calso Station Window Shade Co.. Route 44 at We have 45 acres o f choice land, 600'ft. frontace on Or Residence 3751 aald application and the time and plate ireet. Bolton .Notch. Phone 2-4473. "gravel.-etc. Phone 2-2591. of hearing thereon, by publishing a Route 44, just over Bolton line in Coventry. Ideal for SEVEN ROOM OAKLAND Stract lOO* x 200’ lo t copy of this order In some newspaper WELCOME TO ON OPEN MEETHM! - t 270 Hartford Rd. Open Until 9 p.m. -SilANCHESTER —Package Deliv either farming or building. 35 Acres cleared, gradual BOLTON — Five-room custom having a circulation in aald district, at BUY THE BEST LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square ' SINGLE built home. Heavy, molded beam AU utUltles in. Pimne 6535. least five d-jya before the day of said 1950 DODGE pick-up. Very yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. ery. Loral light ^.trucking and hearing, to'appear If tftey see cause at Come and ^ring Your Friend»->Mect Yoar CandidateM FOR LESS ! slope affording good drainage. 10 acres partially wooded celling. Fireplace, large rooms, i f good .condition $895. 1083 ‘Tol Done by reliable, well-traitied package delir-vry. Refrigeratora An older home. Four rooms on LOT WITH fouiMlation and top paid time and place ard be heard re washers and stove moving a supplying good timber. Beautifully priced at $13,500- first floor, and throe bedrooms up; cabinet kitchen, oil heat, shade iatlve thereto, and make return to this 8TUDEBAKER COMMAND- land Turnpike. Buckland. ■ men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall JOB RATED TRUCK soil. Ideal for ranch home. CaU court, ant.' by mailing In .a registered tree*, four acre* land. $12,S00. Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. speclaltv. Phone 2-0752. For .appointment call Manchester 2-2257 or Hartford Hot water heat, oil burner, fire 2-9948. letter on or before October 22. 1952, * ' t l R 4-DR. SEDAN. Overdrive 8654 Chrlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132 or Democratic Headquorters ; Heater. 1948 MEP.CURY convertible. Must Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or 5-2591. ' ^ place, one car garage. Realistically copy o f said wir. and of this order ad- 1843 priced at $14,700. 6231. WATERFRONT Lot.at Andover dreaae7 STUDEBAKER 8TARLICHT room, lavatory, bath and shower down stairs. Full size ..threadt surround It'w ith a snowy vides sleeves to turn the weaUt Extensive ohrubbery and gardens. house. Ideal coimtry location In Present. JOHN J. WALLETT, 1952 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe V Phons 8597. Phona Office 5440 Judge. Join (he Stevwisoa-Sparkman, bandwagon by boytag n 85 con* COUPE. ' Radio and Heater. square and finish with ah edging Into a smart Jacket. - Priced to sell quickly, deal direct Bolton. For appointment to see Estats of Adolflna Erica Dahlquist tribution oerttfleate. Fill onC tlw coupon below and mall tt an Dr. Jet black. Loaded with ex Repairing t s cellar, hot air with humidifier and blower, oil heated hot |>v«r}• UANCH£ST^E EVENING HERALD. MANCH£STEB» CiONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1952 PAGE NINETEEN ------■ '■■••r**. r AGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Bale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 Legal Notice Legal Notice ------—; ------— — :— ------:— : ------—— ------—— HonsehpIdGoo^a' 51 HonsehoM Goods 51 Rooms without Board 59 BOLTON — New home, nearing] BOLTON—^6-robm single, attach- ESTATE or j Ul i j a n n a kUCKN- A t A COURT OryPSefiATB BusinwB 'SerYlww Offered ■ IS ' Mai8icat^11ritiaM1it YI^antM— M ak ' 36 Artletes 46 kltchan FIRST TIME ON BUteSbOi* for Saitt " 4 %HD’S OOIftO HOUBEKEBPINa Coii&Ie^ line of lAdiiutT'fWUjhSa.'l ilitfkri-roI.'JinaaTeTv'/aAeMMd.: ..VXh- heat, knotty pine kitchen cabi LOTS CLEARED, Mumps pulled. R. G. LONG Drum Studio. Orches EXPERIENCED MEN 50% OFF on famous make B gt- THArs WHAT I WANT 3-911S after 4. Full shed dormer, fireplace. Rough MARKET The Executor )i»TtnK exblV*cd hU ,GET BETTER VALUE ON . DeCORMIER MOTOR LUNCH ROOM Furniture, Cribs, Mattresses, nets, artesian well,' large lot, .. Imlnliitratlon account with said EaUte Pr^Mnt, JOHN J.v WALLKTT, dissifieo Full estimates by hour or con tra, band, druha. corps inrtruction. terlea. Written guarmnteea 81-00 TO TAKE OVER heat and plumbing lo second floor. to the XTourt of Probate for Mid 0l9* Play Pens, High Chairs, Car FURNISHED ROOM for rent near Ameaite driveway. Quality con Seven Room Home, full tile bath, shade trees, new, vaeSnt. (^11 Mc tract. Call 3149. Beginpers and advanced. Phone ATTENDANT FOR OUm down, 81-00 weekly. Calso Serv- UNPJ^. BALANCE trlct for allowance. It la Ratal# of Monica Smith a.k.a. Mlnnla A BETTER USED CAR . SALES, Iiic. icenUr TrL 4164,‘4165, or 3-0980. riages, Walkers, etc. Complete Main atraet Gentleman preferred, struction. 200 foot frontage. Rural fireplace, aunporch, tile kitchen, Kinney Brothers, Inc. 6060 - 2- ORDERED: That thi lOth t.'ay of Smith, lata of Maflcbeattr, In Dl»> 2-5654. MONTHLY PA'YMENTS breakfast nook, oil heat, garage. November, 1952, at 2:o0 o ’clock In the trlct. decMaed. ■ - i FOR O il Burner service and la- Is Wanted At The AmCRAFT DIVISION $21.63 fu m i^ in gs for thfi entire jmone 2-2170. 9 Haael street. residence. Price 813.090. 3931. AT SAYS: “We can reallj^ wheel (TINCX) A L L Aluminum combina Ehccellent condition. Near bus line, « ...... I— afternoon, at the Probate Office *4n • On motion of Ann Smith of Mid Main* stallatlon bv 15 yean .> raper- n e w FURNITURE AND home. Appliances and TV . ColumbiA. he. and the aame ia aMlrn* chcfltor. admlr.iatratrlx, tion windows No' painting, no NH$VLT DECORATED, beauU- school, shopping center. ROCKVILLE - Six-Room Ranch ORDERED: That alx inontha from and deal on these fine cats." ienced ol) burner service ‘man. M ortKages 31 TELEPHONE COMPANY : •BULLARD OPERATORS a p p l j a n c :e s ■ MANCHESTER—A A and rural ed for a hearlna on the allowance of BALCH PONTIACl Inc. <1 ■ changing, no storing. Free esti fuUy funiiahed. rooma for two or Home, '-ock faced red block with paid a h i :15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 6 cy|. To work 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., First, Shift A t The Green PRICE O N LY $15,800. by publlahlnir thia order once in aome the Mid ac.'mlniafratrlx. la directed to One Only o f Each Left Household Serriees confidential cervice. Manchester - .tnarried','. Reasonably, priced. Children ac lent condition, two acres. Priced window, plastlr tiled kitchen and ^Standard a h ift.-w .-..,,...... Monday through Friday. ..Eheper- ppUl/TRY—^Manure ■ for- gardens-,’ newjrpaprr= havftiic a ClirulitlOf?' In aaM rive -public" tiotlw tb tti# rredrtOTS ta Offered IS^A In'vestment CbiTii. 35 04k' street. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS - b e d r o o m s u i t e ____ ceptable. Mrs. Doriey, 14 Arch, for quick sale. bath, oak floors throughout. DlPtrbt. at jeaal five daya.rbefore Mid briny In their clalmr 'vlthln aald time lence preferred. Ages 18 to 45. Ap First and Second Shifts > lawns, shrubs. Supply limited. ' Open 10 A. M. to .5 P. M. allowatf by publlahlnir a co] - COPY CLOSING TIME Phone 5416. . * l i v i n g r o o m SUITE second floor. Xharles Lesperance Venetian blinds, electric hot time applimed. 1951 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan— ONE NEW WILLYS AERO-ACE W EAVING of bums, moth holes ply at the Telephone Company Minimum delivery 10 bushels. water neater, air-conditioned oil And due return m a k ^ order In adme newapaper FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CUSTOM. Mounting the famous Employment Office^ 806 Main 50 Hour Week 6-PC. d i n e t t e SET Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 MANCHESTER—Large Colonial, CerUded from Recorc*. circulation in Mid probater diririct.____ . Man.v extras. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, • Phone evenings 6971, O. A. Carl ••PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF.' custom-built 1948, with center Telephone 3620 heat. Anderson pressure seal CLAYTON E. HUNT. Judge. within ten daya from the date of thia MON. THRU FRI. " F ” Head 6 cyl. 'ITie Darling of Street, (second floori, 9 a.m. to Good Working Conditions Urn ROOM FOR rent. Phone 2-OlSL I handbags repa'red, alpper re Business 'Opportunities 32 Good Starting Rates son, 136 Summer street. "BENG AL" COMB. RANGE hallway, fireplace, lavatory first 1 weatherstrlpped v/lndows and order, and return make to thia court 10:30 A. M. 1950 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— the Line. ‘Lovely G rayiu color. 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, FLORENCE W H ITE and gray TALCO TTVltiLE—Four miles out of the notice placement, umbrellas repaired, or call Manchester 4107. '■NORGE" WASHER floor. Ceramic tile bath second screens, built-in dinette In kitch- JOHN J. W ALLETT. JlkMe. Sa t u r d a y 9 A. M. One owner, low mileage. men'a shirt collars reversed and SHELL OIL Company has mod Experienced men for our televi "HOOVER" VACUUM kitchen range combination gaa of Manchester, 6 room Chtpe Cbd. Attic space. Recreation room In LOAM, Superior quality. Call Man floor, hot water oil heat, garage. ONE NEW WILLY.9 AERO- replaced. Marlow's Little Mending ern two bay service station avail W ANTED — Waitress. Apply in sion antenna division. Line inspec- "E M E R SO N " TB^LEtflSION and oil. Very good heater. May be Ameaite driveway, combination | Five finished Hot water heat, cellv. ' City water and sewer. Kefailver Certain chester 7320 or Rockville 5-M53. FURNISH! } ROOM. tingle or best, and it will demanii no Many Low Cost Pre-War Cara EAGLE HARDTOP. Speaking of Shop^-r- -r— able for lease to aggressive finan- person, f^nter Rertaurant, 499 .tor, familiar with small, light ma Scaly matfreSa and box spring, seeh at 238 Charter Oak street. screens, storm windows, awnlni storm windows and doors, set Near Connecticut Co. bus line. Beautiful cars. S «irih ir custom ■^cltnyTeipohsible operator. Main chine- 'operationa such as drill ' 2-605L tuba. ateel-hatnhway. Toungstowir than our hMt If it la. to auc BE ArrSBCIATED Main street. Pkoiie 2-8172. GRIND YOUR leaves up. Free Mohawlc riigs. Thlaiid, Tamps, tahles, DntiNG TABLE, Inlay mahogany Prlceff a t 818.900 for. quick Hue. Price $15,500. Henry Escott Adhai tp En d Graft Another Democratic canM Excellent Transportation model Today. Loaded and Ready FLA T FINISH Holland window street location offers opportunity presses, bench lathes. Set up man dishes, pots and pans. Owner leaving state. Exclusive | aink and cabinet, tile bath, g% Agency, Henry and Thelma Jef- for- drilt- presses and other -light leaf mulcher wlthJBoiaos.orMow- with..drop, leaves,. .Seats .eight ROOM W T T H .tv^ beds. Oomplete cr. touring Connecticut WM-'Wglt®*:, ■' to make yotr the envy nf' tl«r' "Shader -made •to' -measure. All "for better than average earnings. SEWING MacUlne' epiratbf want PHONE ME IMMKDIATELT light housekeeping facilities. 'iSvo With TleniyrEacotl Agency.' ‘ rage "with 'snieslte driveway,' lot frlea Ebcott, Real Estafe-lhsiir- town. V metal Venetian blinds at a new machines. Maste- rotary while they last. when open. Cbmbbiatlon Thor Reuther, president of the tJnlUid D IA L 5121 For appointment call Mr. Carney, ed. Apply Ka-Klar Cloth Toy Co., HARTFCRD S-0358 girls preferred. Call 3560 after 4 155' X 210'. Priced right at'$I2, anoe, 256 High street west (cor. (Continned from Pag* One) low price. Keys made while you For rent. Lawn, garden and home dtahwaeher end washing aachinc, Automobile Worker* (CIO ). BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. days, Hartford 7-5254, evenings 60 Hilliard street. AFTER 7 P. M. 4S-4S90 p. m. MANCHESTER—EngUah CoIonUI. 800. Phone Barbara Woods, McKee). Telephone Manchester With people "who know Gentral- wait. Ma.'low's. Manchester 2-9067, Monday APPLY tools. Tillers, ladders, senders, in good conditii^^A^hiU 2-0916. ■+. 155 Center St. — Manchester 1949 WILLYS STA'TION SEDAN movvers, chain saws, etc. Capitol SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Two car garage, fireplace. Steam Agent. 3702. 3683. men: the real estate lobby which Eisenhower best, it U Governor through Friday. EXCEPTIONALLY Good earnings Tf you have no means of tranapor ROOMS TO Rent by the week at IrfMt and Foand Heater. Overdrive. Really sharp Equipment Co., 38 Main street. heat, excellent condition, vacant. is sabotaging rent controls; the Stevenson ten to one,” aai^l, Phone 2-4545 and nice throughout. selling Avon cosmetics. Beautiful, PERSONNEL OFFICE tatlon I'U aend. my auto for you. 17 Spruce atreet. Phone 2-2494. MANCHESTER—Are you looking COVENTRY— New «lx-room home, Building—Contracting 14 Phone 7958. - Machinery and Tools 52 Bowera school. Price $15,800. manufacturers' lobby which Is un Reuther in Waterbury where hO' UtMST — Han'i m^n «Ti*tw*tch. new, Christmas gift sets. Write LaPOlNTE No obligation! Gentlemen preferred. for a nice Dutch colonial? I have uaabte as 3 or 4 bedrooms, two Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. GOOP District Manager,. Box 27, North one and tt'a very fairly priced at dermining price controls—these coupled his anti-RepubIlean blaatli ftacaivcd a* a So'Idirr le^v- SPECIAUZING IN Custom buUt FOR SALE—Men’s rebuilt and re A—L —B—E—R—T—•—S SNOWPLOWS for tractora and PARKES STREET—Twelve years baths. fTcplace. oil hot water with a discuaalon of the strike at 1951 FORD li TON PICKUP. De Branford, Conn. PLASCOMOLD CORP. PLE ASAN T ROOM, new home for $12,900, has all utilities and ga are the grand larcenies of 1952:" for Korea. Call 2-5736. garag-s, concrete floors. Also al lasted work and dress shoes. Sam 4,3 Allyn St.. Hartford trucks, Cement mixers. Used old. 6H finished rooma all plas heat, artesian well, acreaj^e, fine three brass companies which hal'. 1939 DODGE. Good condition. lux Cab. Heater and Defroster. RETAIL BUSINESS lady. Near bus. Broakfaat If dc- rage too. Many other listings Benton was attacked in a New terations, additions and dormer 155 West Main St.. Rockville Yulycs. 15 Maple street, opp. spreaders, harrowa, plows, culti tered walla. Steam-gaa heat, open location, excelleht view. John S. idled about 6,500 U AW memb*r3*rf if ANYONE has any information Good and clapn, $135. Inquire 37 Signal lights. 13,000 miles. Fire SHIRT PRESS Operator. Exper FRANK'S Antiques end second aired. Phone 3930. ' from $6,900 up. When buying or Haven radio talk last night by a engine red. Save a bundle on erection. Call Frank Contois. First National parking lot. vators, mowers, hayloader, trac stairway, recently redecorated. Bissell. Realtor. Cross street, since June. Marble atreeU Phone 2-0059 or FOR SALE ience not necessary. Apply in Interviews 9 to 12, 1 to 3, Mon- hand store, 56 Cooper street. -Buys selling call a local realtor. They fellow townsman from Fairfield, retarding a aicl'e I’lu* Columbia this nearly new unit. Hartford 8-7735. Manchester tors wheel and crawler. Terms. Screens, storm windows and doora, South Coventry. Phone Oovenrty Reuther aastmed hla audlenc§ Weycle taker, from St. Jamee 2-8727. person. Nev; Model Lai.ndry, 73 day through Friday. and cells good used furniture and Richard Joyce Smith, a lawyer ,5322. TWO-Eurner white Florence apace Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind awnings, ameaite driveway, ga know Manchester values best. 7-8828. that he would be in a Wnterburx 8i" shafts and Krause, 87 WalnuL 5830. vate entrance. Couple preferred. HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY to stores, achool and bus, $3,000 campaigning throughout the > NEW OBQT O r TOCMO ■! T h e p r o s p e c t Hill school lor in a modern air conditioned OPENING IN reliable home for you sell. DeCORMIER MOTOR First Shift blocks, pulleys and belts; 14 H. P. SEVERAL USED Refrigerators; Inquire 167 Maple street. rtquired to assume. G. I. 4% country against General EUaen ^eung children. Transportation COLE MOTORS CHRYSANTHEMUMS, cut flow- child care by hour, day or week, CHRISTMAS SuggeaUons. Violin Henry A Thelma Jeffries Elscott BRAE-BURN REALTY- CALSO SERVICE CENTEai plant. Excellent wagres, paid motor, suitable fo r' small hobby good running condition. From mortgage. Phone Warren How hower because he "la scared to CHICKENS guralahed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc ers. Many choice varictios. Phone to suit pkrents. Call 2-8801. outfit including bow and case, 839 Phone 6273 death—scared that Eisenhower, In SALES Inc. , vacations and holidays. Fully workshop. Phone 6979. '■'820 to 880. Watkins Brothers, PLEASAN T FRONT room In REIAL ESTATE—INSURAN(3E land Realty. 8600 anytime. tor. Phone 2-5767. 8185. I Full Insurance Royal Artist's trumpet outfit with his determination to restore de FRYERS-'5«c li.’ 91 and 436 Cbntqr Street paid complete (froup insur Ihc., 935 Main street, Manches center of Manchester for working 266 High St. West. (Cor. McKee) { FOR QUICK RESUI.TS In selling Phone 4164-2-0980—4165 24 Maple Street POWERlSoWER'witirTnow'pio^ case, 899.50. Kemp's, Inc. person. Phone 5092 after 5 p. m. COLONIAL: 6 large rooma, down cency and honesty to government, ID'S Driving School. Man ance plan, 55 hour week. PART TIM E secretarial work de ter, Conn. TeL Manchester 368.8 your property call Suburban ROASTERS—89e 1b. Tel, *854 Roofing—Siding 16 Progi'am china jBoset, also .22 rifle ■ with stairs lavatory, garage. lot 100 x will expose more of the corrupt chester's oldest. Thousands of 1951 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe sired. Tel. 2-3856. TRUM PET — Complete with ROOMS FOR Rent for ladles or 300. Price $is:800. Madeline Realty Co., Realtors, 641 Main mess in Washington.” CAPONS—48c fcd scope; 14 Munro street. USED BENGAL Range: Oil-Gas mouthpiece, lyre and case, gold M AN07ESTER — East Side — ^cldent free instruction hours. sedan. Beautiful fathom green fln- Manchester FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that We have several openings Apply men. Ught housekeeping facill Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679 street Call 8216. A call, for support of the Unit combinatioh: late model, (;lean. lacquer finish. Will not tarnish. ^Duplex four and four. Large Speefad Price* For fyM M n Hundreds of satiafled students., ish. Low mileage. Like new. For stay on in any kind of storm, and Pets - 41 ; STO'VE—Oil and gas, bedroom 8125 delfvere^n d installed. Wat ties. Phone 2-5092 evenings. In ed Nations as "the world's great 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy- for wonten in our expand "DOS'S— Birds Guaranteed by manufacturer, rooms with extra large attic, lot BOLTON—Just over Wancheater BUYERS-W AITING— Single - and DeHvery la -MaaelieoM^ ^or appointment tel. 2-2245. the best In values see Bob Oliver, gutters, conductors and roof re A B A TOOL and DIE CO. ruga, drapes and dust ruffles, ba.s- kins Brothers,' Ijjc., 935 Main quire 176-178 Spruce street. hope of peace" came from Buah's dramatici In excellent condition 1(X)’ X ISO'. One slda available on two-fam from' vicinity of Call onner 2-2784. quickly. 89,800. Carlton W. MANCHESTER—Four room Qape 1952 Dodge Ttidor Sedan—Fully , SPENCER Phone 6609. • room set v/ith extension table, frigerator is worth 890 towards a MUSKRAT FUR coat, sise 16. Princeton street, day shift. Call GREAT EASTERN Roofing and new 9.4 cu. ft. Kclvlnator 2-door Apartments— Flats— Hutchins, 2-5132 or 6231. Cod, good location, hardwood 2-0541. equipped. Very low mileage. WANTED 9 X 12 rug, tv/o folding gates. Worn only once. Phone 2-1801. SELLING’ R E A L ESTATE Con.structibn Co Applicators of RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. W ANTED—Good home for nice model. Watkins Brothers, Inc., T en on ents 63 floors. Built-in bookcases, full 1941 OLDSMOBILE convertible. < Good condition. Apply 71 Oxford EXPANDABLE Cape Cod leas 1951 Chevrolet Belair — Fully Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed mixed breed dog. five months old. street. 935 Main atreet, Manchester, RUBBER HUNTING boots, hip basement, extra lot. Quick sale Get reliability. Call the or Phone 2-1406. Chapel Street SIX-ROOM Duplex, near Main than two years old. Large corner Aatomoblfes for Sale 4 equipped. Beautiful clean car. roofs and siding. Life-time alum MAN TO WORK IN Housebroken. Good with chil Ckmn. ■' length, used once. Reasonable. Owner iw ln g state. E'hone Man ganization that gets things inum clapboard and combination dren. Phone, 2-8767. street. Adults preferred. Center lot, two blocks from Waddell Chester t-1167. E. A E. Agency, 1940 FORD CTiib convertible. Will 1555 Hebron avenue, Glastonbury. done. For every real estate 1948 PONTIAC streamliner sedan- 1951 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan trade for steel top or .sell. Inquire storm windows and screens. For SERVICE, STATION Diamonds— Watches— ELECTRIC Portable radio, phono Springs Realty, 470 Main street. school.Bvaiwet. ASlAll Vlfcjfcity utilities.UbtAlblCa. Backomvib I * ■ I ' ■ ...... ' ■ ' ..... —Gyromatlc transmission. This HOUSEWORKER. two days ette. Hydramatic, lustrous green. 2 Hale road after 5 p. m. free estimates call 8271. Evenings Jewelry 48 graph combination. Six months BLACK CREPE dress, size 11. yard enclosed by double picket MANCHESTER—Four room Cape service call A beautiful one owner car. One car la like new in all respects. 8.303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. week. Call 2-9737. Salary $75 a week to Poultry and Supplies 43 old. Call 2-8801 before 5 p. m. Worn three times, good condition. BRAND NEW five room cottage. wire fence. Fireplace, large sunny Opi. Playroom in cellar. Insulat Ideal for working couple or new kitchen. Hot water oil heat, cop- | ed. Storm doora, screen*. Owner you would be proud to own. For 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Dr, 19.V) CHEVROLET, R. and H. 2- start. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Very reasonable. Red tqpper. Call WE SPECIALIZE in roofing and FLORENCTE Electric range: floor ly weds. Refrigerator and stove per plumbing. Immediate occu leaving state. $9,500. 17 Devon JARVIS REAL-rY the best in values buy at Center Sedan—Loaded with extras. A. door sedan, In perfect mechanical WAITRESS WANTED. Apply keys, fresh frozen, ready anytime, pairs, aajusts watches expertly. 2-4300 before 5 p. m. siding. Highest Quality ma sample; 3 surface units and deep furnished. Strictly modern. Large pancy. 347 Middle T^urnpike W est Drive. CaU 5346. 654 Center Street Motor Sales, 461 Main street. beautiful car with very low con^lon, very low mileage. Ray's Reytaurant, 37 Oak street. See Van For 8 to 20 pounds Schaub's-Turkey Reasonable prices. Open dally. I 812^. Call 2-3690 after 5 p. m. terials. Workmanship guaran Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce well cooker; three storage draw TWO B!.ACK cloth coats, 'aU o lot. Chill Coventry 7-6649 after Tel. 3932. ' Manchester 4112 mileage. Interview Farm. 188 Hillstown Road. MANCTHICSTBai—New 6 room co 1989 H y MOUTH Tudor. Good, teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn RELIABLE WOMAN to care for street. Phone 2-4387. ers. Reduced from 8219.95 to brown fur coat, worn one aeaaOn. 3:30 p. m. low priced transportation, 8145. 1950 PONTIAC Sedanette 6 cylin street. Phone 4860. 8179.95. WatKln.* Brothers, Inc., Phone 4986. CAPE COD wifn shed dorip4r. Im lonial. Large rooms and closets. CASH BUYERS waiting for 4. 5, 1949 Nash 600 4-.Dr. Sedan—With 4 vear old girl in my home. Call YOUNG ROASTING chickens, UNFURNISHED Apartment for Written guarantee. Name your overdrive. Low mileage. Very der. Immaculate condition. Local VAN’S SERVICE J 935 Main street, Manchester, mediate occupancy. W^lt buUt, Tile bath, oil hot water heat, fire 6 and seven room singles and 2-0365 after 4:30. alive or dressed, ready for the GIRL’S BROWN Winter coat and rent. Four rooms, bath, sun porch place. Near bus and schools. 815.- two-famlly houses In Manchester, own terms. Calso Servlcenter, 436 clean. one owner car. Douglas Motors: STATION oven. P.ea.ronably priced. Week Fuel and Feed 49>A Ckinn. . excellent repair. Hot water heat, Center street. 2-0980. 333 Main street. Roofinff 16-A W ANTED —Woman for part time hat, size 12. fSxcellent condition, and garage. Beautiful large yard. oU. WeU landscaped. Manchester 500. Carlton W. Hutchins. 2-5132, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. end orders must be given not WOOD. Stove or fireplace length*. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.\ Sedan and Sunday work In grocery and 427 Hartford Road GLENW (X)D T A N enamel com $12. Call 2-1198. Adults only. Located near the 8009. H. B. Grad^^^^______• or 6231. Howard R. Hastings, 2-U07. ROOFIN'!— Specializing in repair late/ than 6 p. m. Friday. Will Delivered 818 per cord. Phone 1941 PONTIAC Club coupe, radio, —Radio and heater. A wonderful delicatessen store. Inquire 35-A_ bination oil and gas range. First center. Inquire Oiarles W heater. In good condition. A good buy. Wanted Autos— ing roofs of all kinds. Also new EXPERlEa^CED VVelder in acety deliver Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall Willimantic 3-3217 anytime. offer takes it. Phone 2-3712. Lathrop, Rector, 100 East O u MANCHESTER"^ GREEN — Six MANCHESTER—Almost new five SELLING PROPERTY? roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Oak street. lene, arc and stainless steel weld street. Phone 8906. Rooms without Board 59 family car. Hurry to Douglas Motorcycles 12 ter street. Phone 2-0384. rooms, two Unfinished with dor- room Oipe Ood. Fireplace, hot Motors, 333 Main street. 19iS Pontiac 6 Cylinder 4-Dr. Se cleaned, repaired. 26 year*’ ex ing. Apply in person'to Cheney KROEHLER Two piece living , mere. Fully insulated, aluminum water heat comer lot, convenient OR dan.----- • ---- W ANTEIV-G Irl or ^oman to baby Gfirdeii— Farm— Dairy SLEEPING Rooms, single or dou WANTED—G'Tod clean, used cars. perience F>ee estimates. Call sit 3 to 5 p. m.. Mondays through Bros,, 146 Hartford Road. room suite. Excellent condition. comblna^n doora and aash, hot to FChool, stores and bus. Must 100 W HITE ROCK pullets. Ready Can be seen at 187 Cooper Hill ble. Bathroom floor. Central. Business Locations BEFORE YOU Buy a used car See Bob Oliver, Center Motor Howley. Manchester 5361. Thursdays. Call 2-9839. between Products 50 water neat, fireplace, ameaite | sell, 812.650. Plione 2-8459. BUYING PROPERTY? 1948 Wtllys Station Wagon—With CARPENTERS and carpenter to lay. Call 2-0339. street after 5 p. m. Phone 3337 between 6 and 8 p. m. iaq Gorman Motor Salea. Buick overdrive. Salea, 401 Main street. 6 and 8 p. m. for Rent 64 driv^ Urge corner lot. Owner | Sal^. and Service, 285 Main Heating:— Plumbing 17 helpers. Apply on job. Lydall TURNIPS FOR Sale. Olfford tr^sferred. Howard R. Hastings. MANCHESTER—Centrally locat C A LL 8009 street corner of Parlter. March. 258‘ Woodslde street, just ROOM FOR Gentleman. Very cen atreet. Phono 2-4571. Open ave- 1950 Dodge H Ton Panel—Excel YOUNG w o m a n for hand cut OFFICE ROOMS for rent. House 2-1107. ed, seven rooms with four bed Articl«9 fpr Sale „ _, 45 9,X J0..ALL.^wool twist rug. Rose- tral. Continuous hot water. Meals W ANTED—To buy a residential '..nlnga,------lent condition...... — Business Services Offered-13 C.. ,0, LORENTZEN. AiteraUons, -ting. Apply" Ka-Klar CToth Toyf off HtUatown. Koad. - , ______and Hale BuUdlng. See H. B. . rooms. in beautiful condition. Ex- B o y ■ WAN'TEb ■ to work 3 hours bipge color.'Call 2-3481. if -desired.'Phone -2-0513.—- —.- duplex PT two fam ily—house. copper water piping. New work. Co.. 60 Hilliard street. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Hbuee:'"...... :■ — n CUSTOM B U ILT ranch hdraei. All celle'nt rie'ighhorhood. Garage; SrAKTHOWi if jfou'f# If or youflgof you < 1947 FORD Sitper deluxe, blur, ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing 24-hour t-ervice. Manchester 3636. every morning. 7 to 10. Boy want in excellent location*. Full cellars Value plus at 815.000. Fidelity Write Box T, Herald. New Arrivals Dally ed to work Sunday afternoons. able and standard typewrltera. KIEFFER PEARS For canning. BENSON'S HAS the best electric MANCHESTER— Furnished room STORE F'OR Rent, centrally lo Hurty to our Rexall Drug Store and learn how easy it is to win. with new 100 H. P. engine. Bbr- done on any furniture. Tieman, SALESLADY for specialty shop. All makes of adding machines for refined iady or couple. Con — aome with attics. Hot water oil Realty Co.,' Wm. McBride, Man COMPLETE FURNACE repair- Pine Pastry, 658 Center street. Call 5794. range buys in town. 875 trade-in cated. Reasonably priced. ,T. J. callent condition throughout. We Specialise In Square Dealing 189 , South Main street. Phone Must have alteration experience. sold or rented Repairs on all tinuous hot water and hot water heat, fireplaces. For further in chester 4816. Legal Notice 5643. Ing service. Gas. oil or coal. Win allowance this week only. Tel. Crockett, Real Estate. Phone Bank financing. For (liis one see Full or part time. For further in- makes. Marlow's. heati Inquire 381 Bummlt street. formation' please contact EUva ter air conditioning systems in TOOLMAKERS 3535. Benson's. Inc., 1085 Main 6416. MANCHESTER—Deluxe 7 rooiws a t a court or probate hrld Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales. formatiori. Phone 4879. Tyler. 2-4469. and - for the BARLOW MOTOR-SALES CARPENTER will frame unfinlah- stalled end serviced. T, f . Aitkin, Household Goods 51 . s t r e e t ...... and pine paneled gaifie room; 2- at Mancbcalar.: wllUln aiir . Wapping Conn.—Phone-5404 Experienced,.-in. Jig, flxtura and LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade. LARGE ATTRACnVELY furn OFFICE SPACE for pant. Cheney UlBlrlrl of (^Tthr' 3Wb 1949, 1950, 1951 AUlombBIleS,^ ,as ed irpstairs rboms. Reasonable. 6 McCatic street. Phone 6793r " No. 1, is cu. yard. Grade No. 2, ished room on bus line for busi- AM ERI'JAN C O LO N IA L^ Seven car garage. LoU of extra*. Made d«v of Oi'lobrr A. D. 1*«. Call 2-4291. YOUNG WOMAN * gage work, also experimentaT WE BUY and sell good used furni SEVERAL GOOD used television block. 983 Mein street. Call 6419 little as 89.90 weekly. Low e^ Open Evenings and Sundays 82 cu. yard. Delivered In truck ture, combination ranges, gas nesT couple or young ladies. rooms, four bedrooms, tile bath. line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or PrMPnl. JOll.N / . W ALLETT, finance rates. Possible your car EFFICIIcNT Plumbing and heat parts. 55 hour week. Paid Insur' sets—849.50 up. Guaranteed. Ben or 7614. Large living room, fireplace, cab FLOOR PROBLEM.S solved with WITH PAYROLL OR load lots. Screened sand and ail ranges and heaters. Jones Furni son's, Inc., T V and Appliances, Phone 2-5379. 4679. ^'in*the mailer of Thoma* Voutour, a down. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ing. Plugged drains machine ance, holidays and vacations. Ex inet kitchen, large dining room, minor reeldinx in the Town of Man- linoleum. a.ephalt tile counter. sizes atone deliv’ered. Order now. ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. 1085 Main street. Tel. 3535. DOCTOR’S fo'ur^room combination 1937 DODGE. In running condi cleaned. Phone 6497. TIMEKEEPING ^ HOUSEKEEPING Room for mar' lavatory. Hot water heat, oil. WEST SIDE—Two-famlly duplex cheiter in mid d**trlct. __ „ 1949 OLDSMOBILE au'o aedan F^pert Workmanship, free esti cellent working conditions. Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone office-apartrhent. Center street, Upon anpltcatlon of Albert tion 850, Phone 5338. UNIVERSAL Electric range: floor .ried couple or two glrtr. Unena Near achool. H. B. Grady. Man three bedrooms each apartment. (•edhattei. Radio, heater, hydra mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur PLUMBING and heating, special 3408. Manchastar. W riU Mr. Fladger, Behcend. Director of Welfare, praying EXPERIENCE sample; deluxe twlh'bveh. Regu and all conveniences. Washer, oil chester 8009. Very good condition, yodem retno«-«r of Gilbert Vnutour_a» matic. maroun flnL«h. A real good niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. izing in repairs re.-nodellng, cop COMBINATION Oil and gaa stove. 401 Farpllngten Avenue, Hart WILCO MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. lar 8394.95. Nwo 8299.95. Wat heat. Inquire 82 Garden atreet. kitchens, two-car garage, amesite ilatuniixuaroiilaturti, xuerdian of the person of aald buy. Far below celling price. 1937 CHEVROLET. Excellent! per water piping, new construc Good condition, $29. Call 2-8925. ford. / Must have good handwriting. File 82 down, 82 weekly Buy the new kins Brothers, Inc.: 935 Main VERNON CENTER — Two Acre* d|1veway. Price $16,500. Immedi minda II la Dmiglas Motors. 833 Msin. motor, 850. Call 2rl031. ! DOORS OPENED, . keys /fitted, tion;* Time payments arranged. Machine Tool Co. Inc. ORDERED'.. That the foregoing ap- copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, clerk with ability to type. Excel Worcester Power Mower. Fa street, Manchestei*, Conn. OFFICE t o r rent Office and liv Clear. Main road to Rockville. ate occupancy. Exclusive with nliiatlornllMtlor be 'i beard and determined at Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 Or Seven room single, arteaian Henry Escott Agency. 3683. the Probate ofTlce In Manchester In 1951 CHEVROLET, Belslr. Radio, 1948 CHEVROLET A&RO. A isie guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 5044 lent working conditions. Numerous 30 Grandview Street mous Briggs-Stratton motor. ing quarters suitable for doctor, Phone 4164. PRIZER Cast iron combination Irigh Roses For Beauty Separates Mix Or Match water, oil- heat Asking 8H.000. aald District, on th* «tb day o* heater, power glide. Positively car. knives, mower.s etc. put Into con employe benefits. dentist, etc. Seven rooms. Ehcccl- EDGE OP TUW N — New 5 roojfi rember, ‘A.D., 1352. at *,cn o clock In dition for coming needs. Braith- HEATING Frotr. A to Z. Con .Manchester range, 4 gas. 4 oil, with white lent, central location. Phone 'This one will aeU fast. For ap the forenoon, am.’ that itotlce ly give?, like new In every respect. Beau BOLTON — Building atone and rimch; Tile 'bath, double cloaeU, to all persoha Interested In-sald estats tiful tutone finish. Douglas 1951 CHEVROLET FOUR DOOR. waite, 52 Pearl street. version burners, boiler-burner coverall top. Like new, _ Owner 7444. pointment please phone Howard BOYS’ Excellent condition. Priced right. A P P L Y ' Telephone 2-1266 flagatone.. Bolton Notch Qiia'rry. will sacrifice. 14 Glenwood street R. Hastlnga, 2-1107. air conditioning, fireplace, full of thp pondpney of xald Mlon ana GIRLS’ Motors. 333 Main. units, complete heating systems. cellar. Lot-150 x 200. 812.700. the llnip an000 and up. EMate of Oraot* PatelU. late of Man- 1648 DE SOTO limousine, fully welding, boiler and furnace weld RUBRI.1H Disposal, ashes. etc. floor lavatory and full bath? Oil, cheater in paid dlatrjct. polntinent please 'call Inic appllcatfon be heard, • aipi 3k4, "- This Working - Man 's . Fnend iat ■ PHONR iaitfiO iib .Ss259T::flf •■iawx’A-* A ..Howard R. Habtlngr. 2-1107. - ' the . I f t l >PlJrMOUTH, 1939 : Ford. WINDOW. SHADES made to ordCY. ford ft-l42J. Finkel. WUtimmntlc. S-1S61 -until .B^aaliivyMwiicbftjitMVv !»?> jMMTvvDMt Li 5 p: T J. CROCKETT, Birolter JB41 Qhevrolet, 1941 Buick. AU and installed. . Venetian blinds MANCHESTER 2*2257: on the JiOth t.'ay of October. Aa-'D.. ■4k' condition. -So' money and curtain;rods..84 hour aervlce. ..A1n»■pona Inlercgt.Intereatv &wn. Buy on vour own terms Estimates gladly given. Fagan - . Lots for 8>1 ed In »*ld c«U te o f jife :pendency oF Dump truck svsilebla for loam; Ronsei for Bale 72 Misapplication and the time and .plate ' Center Motor Sales. 461 Maih Caiso Station Window Shade Co.. Route 44 at We have 43 acres of ctmice land, 600 ft. frontage on Or 'Residence 3751 |treet. Bolton .■'Jotch. ^ o n e 2-4473. gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. of h€*rlne therprin. by publlpliltiR a Route 44, just over Bdlton line in Coventry. Ideal .for SEVEN ROOM OAKLAND Street 100’ x 200' lot copy of IhlR In lom^ nfwspaper WELCOME TO AN OPEN HEETINO! 270 Hartford Rd. Open Until 9 p.m. MANCHESTER —Package Deliv either farming or building. 35 Acres cleared, gradual BOLTON — Five-room cujrtom hAvlofT a circulation In aald district, at BUY THE BEST 'u n o l e u m P.emnahts 50e square SINGLE built home. Heavy, molded beam AU utUitlei in. Phone 6535. least five iHys before the day of aald 1950 DODGE >j-ton pick-'up. Very yard. Asphalt tile, wa ll covering. ery. Local light trucking and sl^pe affording good drainage. 10 acres partially wooded hearina., tp*appear‘’|f they see cause at Come and Bring Your Friendfi--Meet Your Candidates ; FOR LESS: package delivery. Refrigerators, 'An oldar home. Four rooma on celling. Fireplace, large room*, LOT W ITH foundation and top said tfml'^ann place ard be heard re I good condition '8895. 1083'Tol Done by reliable, • well-trained supplying good timber. Beautifully priced at $13,500- cabinet kitchen, oil heat; shade lative thereto.-and make return to this men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall washers and stove movlfig a first floor, and throe bedrooms up' soil. Ideal for ranch home. CaU 8TUDEBAKER COM.MA.ND- land Turnpike. Rucklsnd. For appointment call Manchester 2-2257. or Hartford. trees, four acres land. 812,500. court, anu' by m alH ^ In a reKlsle’red Linoleum Co., 56 J/ottage street. specialtv. Phone 2-0752. „ Hot water heat, oil burner, fire 2-9988. letter on or before October K, 1952. a Democratic Headquarters k R 4-DR. SEDAN. Overdrive 8654 Carlton W. Hutcfilns. 2-5132 or Mid 1918 MERCURY convertible. Must Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or 5-2391. . ' place, one car garage. Realistically copy of will and of this, order ad- ■ r ^uid Heater. priced at 814,700. 6231. WATERFRONT Lot at Andover drease»« daya - be Overdrive. Good transixirtation. for puppet mittene, basic em- ter. This new issue is filled lao X U1 lot. Nice ahade treea. loo* X lOO* lo t In' exceUent loca- fore the day of m IC hearing, to appear 5^:1 Full price 8625. STORM DOOP,S and windows by . PHONE'HARTFORD 5*2591 or brol^ry stitches, and grand de- with Ideas for smart, practical Inuhadlnte oqcupancy, $10,0QQ, tioii. AU city utUltles. Priced at oceupancy. Reasonable price if they see cause at aald time and place a«••••teaf ^ "Paramount." Triple track all JARVIS REALTY ard be heard relative thereto, and ADDRESS ...... •••*•0 ** CBOHCHES M otoR SALES Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer ' (Xgas are printed in this tame, Mwlag for a new apaaon*,, gift pat- Oulton W. Hutchina. Phone 2- $6,800. Barbara Woodsy A gen t Suburban Itenlty Go. Realtors, make return to thia court. aluminum combination. Free A MANCHESTER 2*2257, 25 cents. . ten printed Inrida tha book, $8e.l 6U6 or 62S1 $702.^ . M l Main ntrost. Phono $215. JOHN J WALLETT. JvKf*. J.-f r 80 Oakland Street , B R O W N -B E A U PR t Inc. estimates on request. JoHh . PHONI4112 Manchester 2-9483 80 BiSMll St. Phone 7^91 SabliU. Phone. 2-2027, ' ' / ^ '■ / - 1 f / L •I i p a g e t w e n t y The Weather ' ForecMt « f II. 8. Waetber Be w e
Partly flotidy tonight; ndnimina - tvi_ .fair. MM evenlng at 6:30. in Tinker Hatt The children are asked to come in cos Manchester— City of Village Charm A »on. John HowMd. w«s born tume. Prizes will be awarded for Oct. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Albsrt thejirettiest. the funniest and the •*ktr Simpson at Newton Wellsley Hos VOL. LXXII, NO. 21 (ClaaOned Adrartlalag m Pag* 11) most unusual. Halloween games MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) pital In LRbor Calif., and saw service In Pensar Cart A. Cast attended the m ^ in g New York, Oct. 24— (/P)— of-the Hartford County Fedefar cola. Fla., and the Philippines. He En Route with Stevenson David Zabloidowsky, United AdmitR Red Link has been stationed In Jforea for lioh of-Democratic Women's Clubs ^ Nations editoriaL^ide, ad-^ .^Aboard Eisenhower 5pe- last night In New Britain. T h e' Througli New York -State, nearly a year, and hopes to return jnitted today that he had cial in Michigan. Oct. ?4' ■ to thta- country tn-Decem beri—v^-- .guest speakeiy-TUomasi Dodd, gave i. IcJt o fU ie - c ^ a .came_ in .contact Oet...24— —Adlai. Steven pwifR’ each otReri Mrs.~ Oncoln, a taken' part in Cbnimuhist tih-' Dwight D. Etsenhowe^ a very ,infoi mative talk about cur- I son accused Gen. Dwight D. rent issues to an audience of about I paasernger in her husband's car, rc- dejjground activitiea in 1936. campaigned in industrial 125 women. I ceived a bumped knee and Jaw, Eisenhower today of propos ^ u t he told a U, S .. Senate Michigan today with a pledge ! but was not hospitalized. ing a “ quick and slick waj' Internal Security lubcommlttee' to protect the rights of labor- ‘Now VolcM , Let'8 Talk Turkey’ Rev. Paul G. Prokopy o f Zion J Patrolman Joseph Sartor made out” of the Korean war that hearing that he is not and never He declared in Pontiac that the HALE'S Lutheran Church and a number of .Vlexsnder J. ISMnbrtnudl I the arrest. Kelieh was also charged the Democratic candidate has been a member of the Com Democratic administration had Forecaster its members will Join with 30 other Alexander J. LambrtHiidi, United I with o])erating an unregistered said would risk appeasement munist party. fai.sely accused him of being a po motor vehicle. He la alated to ap IVhittaker Chambers, admitted, tential "union hu.ster." This ia part, Headquariers Southern New England congrega Nation.* EAliicational, scientific and and the probability of an tion? of the Lutheran Church. Mis cultural organization lialaon o f pear in Town Court Oct. 27, ‘ courier for a pre-war Soviet spy he aald, of a Truman administra ' Says Winds souri S.vno3: Earl Rohan. on world affairs and on the com- I Zablodowsky when they went to Zablodowsky, a U. S. citizen, is Colossal Seas Charles Lathrop, Edward J. Holl, low the general's policy, we would In Pontiae. Eisenhower's hcad- paratlvp contemporary llteratiirea ^ r HOURS 8 A. M. to II P. 51. ^ Columbia University in 1923 or paid $10,800 annually tax free quartera released further testi H* said the Cuban NaUonal Arthur Knofla and Edward Lohan. and culture.*. CUTRITE risk a Munich lh the Far Raat, 1924. a.* UN publications director. UN JELLO with the probability of a third mony that his record was one of Weather observer on Cayo del world war." ^ . "He (Zablodowsky I was s Com "abhorrence of bias." Este. an Uland 40 milM off the munist but it was my opinion he CHOCOLATE - PJJD|MNil Stevenson . defended United (Conti:ued on r>g* Twelve) The new endorsement of 1)-* Cuban coast, nported maximum WAXPAPER States entry Into the Korean con- character on this score came from winds of 165 miles per hour and COMBINATION Extra Strong . flirt as a stand for collective se Rabbi Elie Zer Silver of Cincinnati, radioed that "The pea la colossal.” curity. president of the Union of Orthodox The weather observer huddled In ktevenaon'a bliitering attack on Rabbis of tlie United Stales and a reinforced concrete weather sta-. 2 Pkgs. Uie Republican presidential candi Canada. >tion. whila the terriflo winds wMp- . Acheson to Reveal Independont candidate -Gobbler De Cook makea jia K to speak before a whislle-elop campaign rally date was a follow-up to hla speech “ I have the greatest confidence ped the island. last night in which he accused the in Gen. Eisenhower's tolerance and at Taylor’s Turkey Farm, near Long Bench, Cnlif„ striking at special Interests that feather their neats Norton said he reported the general of deliberately condoning devotion to the protection of the nt puhlln expense. "To heck with this Idea of a bird In every pot—don't let them pluck ns clean celm edga of the etorm’e center "aly and ugly" campaign against rights of all people.” Rabbi Stiver In November:” he shouted. (,\P W'lrephoto), reached the Island at 11:15 a.m. him. Korea Truce Story said in a written statement issued barometric pressure dropped to Talking Nonsense on Eisenhower's special train. 27.75 inches. The eye waa estimated Earlier at Niagara Falls, an Similar comments were Issued to be 18 inches In diemeter. after-breakfast crowd of about previously by Rabbi Abba Hillel The vetereiK storm forecaster NATIVE, YOUNG United Nations, N. Y.. Oct. 24— (A>)— Secretary of State China Dares said a Navy. Hurricane-Hunting - Soffit 1,000 greeted Stevenson and - he Silver and Bernard Baruch after Kidnapers’ U.S. Troops told them the Republicans were Dean Acheson backs up U. S. demands ,for a just and .speedy the Republicans accused the Demo plane penetrated the tropical dis 'Grand Eating Guaranteed NONK SUCH PETER PAN not discussing the iisuea in the peace in Korea today with a speech American sources say will crats of implying that Elsenhower Allies Attack turbance about the same time and FOWL campaign — "they’re talking non- be the longest of his career. The U. S. Secretary, his aides was biased on racial and religious Victim List registered winds of 130 knots penae." disclosed, would "open the whole ------:------^------issues. Near Knob (140.5 miles per hour.) CAMAY 3 For 33c Thera waa so much spray snd Lb. He said he was convinced the book" on the deadlocked Korean Elsenhower again said the Tokyo, Oct. 21 — (S’! — Hie Evary itam you purchase at^ the Public Market carries with it the guarantee 39c MINCE MEAT Peanut Butter Regular people would know the difference I truce negotiations, including secret Democrats have a "sorry record." Communist Peiping and Pyong the rain waa so heavy the pilot couldn’t see the surface of the FAR5I FRESH 12 Oz. Jar between sense and nonsenae In the high-level diplomatic . efforts to and said Gov. Adlai Stevenson, the Reaches 20 yang radio* tonight broadcast Coal Industry ocean at 200 feet. The pilot wamtd FROM rOVENTRF campaign speeches. ! end the fighting, in the General Democratic presidential c.andidate. new defiance of United Nations of complete satisfaction. Every item in stock, whether it is an ordinary staple 2 Pkgs. CAMAY 2 For 23c it would . be “too dangerous” to At Rochester, he said we are I Assembly’a powerful 60-nation poli- himself admitted it when he spoke troops In Horen and boasted of Bath .Size fighting in Korea for the principles ' Ural committee thia afternoon. Sparta, Tenn., Oct. 24— (JP) the toll Red troops havy taken attempt to go into the storm’s food, or a special luxury product, is selected with painstaking care for qual • Seen Pleading of "the mess in VVa.*hington.” Seoul. Saturday. OcL 2 5 -» northerns quadrant again. Of the United Nations and collec Acheaon, scheduled as the- first Talks Tonight in Detroit — A trio of wild highway kid since Red Odns entered tlie war ROASTING .-—Chinese Communist The Chiban National Observatory tive security. speaker, w u expected to talk He told his listeners one of the napers left their 10th viotim , tw f years | f9 ,}omsrrat|v, UP). ity, freshness and economy. Trust the Public Market to bring you the best "The Issue is too great for par about three hours. tfiwtiA'’'liidaF droYg U. S. aald the hurricana with winds of For $1.90 Hike signal failures took .pUce In locked in the trunk of a atolen ‘The Korean and CUaeoe forces between 115 and 125 miles an hour tisan politics.** ha aaM. Reeks Peace Endorsemeat Frozen Food Specials . foreign policy. He prom ts^ to talk dally grow atrengrr while the troops from their foothold on hit between Clenfusgoratid^liaika every day of the year. CHICKEN ‘ Rspublican promiaas of a quick Already before the committee car in a- remote gulch of the •uuiKx.- ^■**>lngton,' Dot. J4 — OP) — fully about the origins of the developing wnr aituntlan la Ko Pikes Peak and launched a de Zau, on the tnidland’i aoudi I s ^ - 45 37 S%'OW f'ROI* B.ABY end on an easy victory in Korea was a reaolution Acheson' aubmit- Korean war in his Detroit speech Cumberland plateau last rea Is brcomlag nsora and more **ara falsa," he added. ■ ted" yerteKUy ”M king'‘oIe *aMemI Induatry’ today was determined assault on nearby coast, shortly after noon. . —- : Lb. 55c tonight. night and took a 20th with imfavorabir to tlie. raemy," sAld The observatory said Havaha, YUMMY NORWEGIAN U M A BEANS In the stretch drive for the pres bly to endorae Uie amalaticc terms reported framing an appeal to The general attacked President .a message to Chinese troops Sniper ridge iii central Korea, .5 lo 6 Lb. Avg. idency, It looked as though a bare them in' a stolen truck. capita] city of Culm with pt^la- laid down by UN negoUators at President Truman and Economic Truman for having scoffed at ef- The patrol asid Lee Johnson was broadcast from Peiping. SHORT PEELED COCKTAIL knuckle fight was Inevitable. tlon of almost one million, was no Panmunjom and to urge the Com stabilizer Roger Putnam to ap, rescued after spending about five ■Allied troops "will undoubted Seoul. Oct, 24— (/P)— Amer SHANK Lb. Defenlh Testimnnr munlats to accept them. longer in danger of getting the full SMOKED SHOULDERS 49c SPAM 10 Ozs. prove the <1.90 dally wage hike (Continued On Pnga Twalve) hours In the trunk of the car. ly be dealt ruthless htona h.v ican troop.s , late today 27e The Democratic candidate ripped Britain and aeveral other U. S. won by John L. Lewis. '-y*- which was itself hidden under hay the Koienn and Chinese |?eqple> .atorjned. thj;, last Jled-J\eld on .Page Twelve),,, FRYING - 12 Or. Tin .Into. Elsenhower....lest , -night- 4n AJllea- have-.prom.lsed -to -«o-«pon' " The nationwide' soft Coal Strikb, SHRIMP Cleveland with a apee'ch In which aor the reaolution In the bitter in ah abahhoheil barn at'the'site' (Cbmmnntsi) fo'rcM Ilf they dare knob on barren Triansrle hill. SMALL. LEAN. FRESH DOLE’S now In its fifth day, followed a o f an ancient grain mill. extend the war hy launching he defended the character testi fight expected on the committee Wage Rtablllzatlpn lioard (WSBI great offensives,” |( added. They were stopiied 85 yards FRESH HAMS “ 59c CHICKEN mony he gave for- Alger Hiss, con floor. Susan Peters Two foxhunters passing near the PINEAPPLE ruling last Saturday that only barn late last night heard John A mcs*agr to Red Korean from the top of Pike's peak oon s Toll victed of perlury after denying he Diplomatic aourcea revealed, $LS0 . of the negotiatad . increase SHOULUERS 49c Loan shank half. gave State department aecrets to meanwhtle, .^that "very high" son’s efforts te free hims'elf. John- Premier Klfn II Aung, hroadmst when the Chinese Reds un Each SI *69 RKPIIRRIES' could be paid*on grounds tlMt any Passes; Heroic 4^nd his unidentlfled rescuers then by Peiping, said the Reds have JUICE , a Ruaaian . spy. ring. . American and AlUad officlaU have 4aore would “ damage” tha. gthbtli- leashed a had of mortar and Al.l. CUT lip Stevenson rapped- Sian.—Richard appealed to India to- help in wglked inost of the night until he “scored grraj Victories" . and iimal! arms fire, 443 READY TO PAN aatton pitigraim-.T--’— • -...... ■ reached -k garage at Spencer, 20 "safrgnatded the hidependenceL' ‘ achieving a Korean peace aettle- The report that an appeal la un Holly wood Star AP corrcsiiondcnt Milo Famatl 6 Or. 2 1 c (Oonttnned en Pnge Twelve) ment but that' no reply yet had miles south of here and called the said the V. 8. Seventh Division 45 43 der study came from an official patrol. , (Continued on Page Twelve) ines been received from Prime Miniater who hta been in close touch with soldiers were pinned down by ma Can Jawaharlal Nehru. OUR OWN MAKE all .piMses of the case who asked Visalia, ‘fiallf., Oct. 24— (A>) — Johnson, a resident of White chine gun fire, mines, direct F o r e x t r a Acheaon'a reyelaUona' to the not to be identified. Actress Susan Peters, whose flghl County.. Tenn., said he and Her- trajectory and mortar fire, hand Manila, O ct 24^-(A1- - T h . NIBLETS Cost of Living committee are certain -to touch off Want Pull Increase against paralysis brought a liv schel Meyers,, a neighbor, were re grenades and small arms fire. atorm-laahsd Philippines counted PREMIER RUN. GARDEN long and bitter repllet from ^us- ing story of courage to Hollywood, turning to their tnick after hunt Grammer Held .SAUSAGE Eresh Corn Off The Cob V e g e t a b le 12 Or. 2 Cans 25c A substantial portion of the The U. S. troops clawed 50 yards at least 443 dead today and listad aia’a Andrei Y, Visninaky—and re struck Industry was described as lost her battle last night. ing -squirrels when they were way further before pulling, back to their 206 more as mlaaing in Tuesday's .G o o d n e s s Dips Fraction, peated echoea from oUitr Soviet Juat as eager as Lewis to settle Tha altraeUve 31-year-old star, laid by the' bandits. ., original positions at 7 p.m, and Wednesday's ravaging, .ty. PRODUCTS 2 Cans LIMA SEANS j bloc spokesmen—-bisfore any for on the full wave Increase and get whose spinal cord was damaged in The kidnapers then pushed the Guilty; Lawyer ' - Quit Rat Hunt phoon. mal action can be taken on the car into the barn, put, Johnson in The casualty toll may soar liighi- drink 46 Or. Can . production going again. An appeal On nearby Sniper ridge, lione- S.MAU. 2 Cans 39c Statistics Show Anierican rea^ution. Obaen'era to the President and. Putnam. it the trunk and told Uierri they prob er yet when isolated vlllagea re iMked for the Communists also to was felt, would at least serve to ably would release'Meyers today. Weighs Appeal weary South Koreans gave up port Uielr losses. Communications OUR ALWAYS— DEUCIOUS FRESH GENUINE SPRING RIB Breakfast Links throw in counter-reaolutlona. ! remove the deadlocked altuatirfh The trio of bandits slreAiW had Iheir "rat-hunt" for Oilneae in a throughout - the devastated uea Washington, Oct. 24—(#)—The matte of underground passageways No compromise has been hinted frofan dead center. kidnaped at least 13 persons lu two are iMt in the debris of broxen government today reported a drop Baltimore, -Oct. 24—(A*)- George on the hill’s northern tip. In the coat of living for the first by the Reds In the UN. They at- An air of uneasiness prevailed days along highways from Florida Edward Grammer, conviated of telephone poles, taflgled wires «nd Lb. 69c MEAT DEPARTMENT Lt. Gen. Chun II Kwon, com smashed radio stations. GROUND BEEF 59c LAMB CHOPS “ 89c time in six months. ready have stuck fast to the North In some intne areas. Violence murdering his wife becau.-^ he TASTl’ ■ ' We never had it s<» ffond! Whether that is true on the Korean and Communist Chinese flared In Ohio, Virginia, and West (Coatiaued on Page Twelve) mander of the ROK Second Divi The wild winds sowed Uieilr The Bureau o f Labor RtaUstica •’loved another women.” waited in sion. said, "those-Chinsmen never 2 LBS. $1.10 national scale is-a matter of political dispute, but here at ' announced that tta Index—the demands that all prisoners of war Virginia yeeterday. tke shadow* of tne Maryland state greatest destruction in aouUiern. RIB EM ) ( UTS stop digging. We have to dig them Luzon. Albay province, a . once- Sausage Meat 351 35 Hale's ave hear that you are satisfied and xratified over' measuring rod for the government be returned whether or not they At Zanesville, O. a non-union gaUnv/a today while hlS lawyer want to go home. out ourselves like hunting rats.". thriving port of 80,000, was a vir- ( ARF.I I LLY PREr.IRF.D the declining prices on our consistent high <|uality. For —declined two-ten the of one per mine ow'ner was forced from his pondered a move, for a ne-w trial; SUNSWEET This is the main issue holding U. ft. observers said the bitter cent )>etween Aug. 15 and Sept. 15. car at gun point and alugged. His The Xltomey, Anthony Federico, “ Lb. example: up an armistice In Korea, with the Red • resistance probably came (Contlnned On Page Twelvk) . PORK CHOPS 69c , 59c There had been -a staady climb mint superintendent said he fired told newsmen yesterday he,would SILVER LANE UN negotiators firmly determined at a group of men crossing a field News Tidbits from a fresh Chinese, regiment LEAN. ECONOMIC AI. CflRRECTI.V SEA80NEU FRESH PORK FROM FLAVOR^UL DISH for the previous six .-nbntha. ”probably*^x^appeaI the flrst degree PRUNE JIHC^E The BL8 attributed the drop to not to force any prisoner back to where he was attempting to drill. which took shell-pocked position S W EET MIX SWIFT’S Culled from AP Wires murder conviction, an action ^al from a cut up un(L^ Butter Value Italian Sausage lowbr prices for food, down one most rortine in Maryland. ~~-fy per cent lh the month. (Csbttabed M Pag* Twelve) ” (Cnattnued on Page Twelve) The South Koreans withdrew at SMOKED Judge Herintn Moser, who :*un- dark with the Chinese still holding LEO OF LAMB 79c Decline Partly Offaet MaVh, Paris picture magazine, R 29 c FRESH The decline In* food prices wsa der the law must order Gramm.er oiit. Bulletins Genuine .spring. Lb. says at least three atomic bombs aSnt to prison for life or hanged, LAHD O’LAKES “ 83c 89c Offset in part hy increases for all Tw enty miles to the west. South SWEET SH0ULDER3 stored in U. S. Naval Base at Port withheld sentence until Federico from the AP Wires SHOULDERS other major groups of living coat Lyautay in French Morocco . .. . Koreans and (7hlne.se hugged op MUSTARD PICKLE ttema. The price of clothing went makes his move. posite slopes of Iron Horse mbun- ' T.kBTY .wrirr.D Truman Hits U. S. Press Finland’s cabinet crisis settled and The ordeal' of the eight-day trial t e n d e r ; UONELESS c np alx-tentha of one per cent. taln while thunderous srtiltery PREDICTS END OP STRIKE SCOT TISSUE ” '!« ‘ 3 2 ‘ Lh. 4 7 ( C Premier Urho Kekkonen resumes wsa visibly -etched In the lines of Luncheon^ Meat BLS pegged (he new Index at government leadership: barrages from both sides churned S.vracuse, N. Y „ Oct. 21 O) ■ 33 Lh. 46c th* expreariontess face .of the 35- .Bottle. 190J M r cent of the 1P33-1B39 • Pt. 33c ' AILSizcK.4-S Lbs. Vies President. Alban W, Barkr IJie crest into.a deadly..Ho-Man'sv .Hiraia.. S. Hall. - .a n . IndnstiT.^ VEtt ROAST : “^^690 DET.RICH ^ ‘ ■ ' " ' As XQ0^Ajati*Heiii^^ aly described, fltovahson ■»*- man of- yearToll' Neiv Td^er e'sterday memiier> e f ike Wage StrtShW '' ;>X.-Lb. . 5 9 C ; , - ' - guat toqofd hii2i..0f IBLl. ■ v-yj—.r Vmiltnre,. ceflnemesa M d educa- ’iv¥en'.)>'e .hefrd\tVi'J.&d|re..adin th*- Chinefle swarmed over Uoa koMd. .turedlete that the nn* ■ "Sighed «*r In- tiiWg*. qf .qH Jdnds b t aoipt In 'naGoporos 'of ' M. IfixtM) of .CWifbrtktstiirbnfli^ a bwiitiBff acrtdwmtseiren vears ag^^^ -CKk. tnciAber b f WoOdtiumii Sitting as Sole ‘^udge Fighting broke .out' at -ptheir brollt rfc No chwgd fdr cleaning poultry dx goods and iervjces Bmiglit by moo- in hoUiing less thaii-a falaelciM- died whila':'4rldtlag ' her brother to) family, who died Sept. 9 at the Moser fouiid that Grammrc^;^r- scattered points across two-thirds RENAME YQSHTOA T T r’' ' BIRDS EYE b o l o g n a want It. . . ersts income uihu fsjatliss oh but it was only a htil before be pslgn of psrsonai slander and in here. dered his 33-year-oId wife becahae' Tokyo,. Oct. 24—tn —The SNAPPY CHEESE 1 6§e storms out again Sunday. age of 83, leaves estate of 8208,- of the 155-mlle battlellne. • \ I Sept. 15. It tskes W jS a month nuendo against the honored and 427.M. he was "In -love with another wom opening eesalon of the flrst Truinan returned from hU'Iatest In 1944 Susan wa* halted as one Dn Sniper, South Korean Second SHOULDER ROAST 59c FOR A REAL TREAT . to gather price data and oomputq respected public servsnt who heads of filmdom’s most promising ac> Progressive party esndidste for an.’* Division infantrymen went after House of Representntives elect Lb. tha index. swing in behalf of Democratic the Democratic ticket" ORANGE JUICE ^” 15c 59c presidential nominee Adhil Steven trem s, and her future looked president, Vincent Ha.Ulnan, says ed in Jnpnn since the pence Truman aald the GOP Senate solution to Korean war rests on (Contlqaed on Pnge Six) (CbnHimed on Page Six) trenty todny renamed Prime (OsattnaeJ on Page fifteen) son lastnlght to make a rear plat THRIFTY. LEAN Fresh f ruit and Vegetiibles BEEF RIB ROAST 69c campaign in Maryland In 1950—In (Coatiniied an Pago Six) hi* two-point program .. William Minister Shlgeru Yoshidn, 74. SEA FAIR F.\NCY .SUG AR rl'R K D form talk at -Washington’a union which Democratic Millard Tydings ______-____ station. Citron. Democratic- candidate for t o the hntion’s top pollGcnl post. waa defeated by Republican John LARGE. WHITE Amid cheers from the crowd, es U.S. representative from second The upper Hons* of Councillors; CHUCK ROAST. Marahall Butler—wma run hy "car- ‘ ‘ BACON “^65c Bigelow tForkeru timated by Police Inspector Rv C. district, promise* ),o support price nlso npiproved the choice. . BREAST OF VEAL 49c White Meat TUNA ‘^‘"Slc Pierce at 2,000, Truman took a petbag politicians, led by elements liigli Medical Bills and wage {lontrOla ‘‘just so long a* Senate Candidates Hammer __80LII> PACK ______■ l.h. layrra. from the political underworld, in RECOVER IS RODIES CAULIFLOWER «... 27c Lb. To End Walkout crack at the nation’s newspapers. emergency reguirm and no long PORK ROAST 55c ’They’rt against us s hundred cluding an unscrupulous and ^ pow- Blamed on Doctors er. Tok.vo, Oct. 24—(iP)— Bodies Light weight pork that's tasty and tender. per cent and they’re trying to Chicago newspaper pub Programs of Rival Parties of IS jnpnnese flshermen washed . i Usher.' Members of Austria’s pro-west Thompsonvllle, pet. 24—fjR)— make everything we do appear' ern coalUion cabinet agree to nshore toda.v On the northern INSTANT Full Lina of Frtth SEAFOOD Every Wtak BROCCOLI Buy the whole strip at 59c lb., or tola for 45c 1b. * Truman and other Democrats Cleveland, Oct, 2 4 Medical Thougli the que^ons of a collec wrdng,:' he aald. "I ’m not licked carry on, at least provisionally, most mnin IsiMd of Hokkidde. hava assailed the part played In bills could be cut if doctors pre By THE A.S80CIATED ?RESk'<> spiring against our govemnrient.” H.AI.IBIIT tive )>argainlng agent And a no- yet and I’m not through til) the after President Theodor Koemier M d 55 other* wero missing In' STEWING OYSTERS Dw Maryland campaign by the scribed fewer trade marked or Connecticut’s four major party'Then he asked: __ strike contract clause remain un- fourth day of November," turns do«.*n their proffered resigna candidates for United States Sena-1 "Who recommended these peo- the gnie-whipped Pneifle Ocenn. Chase & Sanborn FILLET OF HADDOCK LETTUCE Mttled, some 2,000' employel of ’ Truman uasd some of the stiimg- Washington Tlmea-Herald and the proprietary drugs,' says a study RIB and LOIN VEAL CHOPS “'^85c tion* ... British atomic experts try tor aired their views laat night on i pie to the UN?-Did they get their SWORD FISH the Bigelow-Sanford .Chiiiet Com est language of the campaign at Chicago Tribune, both published by reported toda^ to the American BOYCOTT i )N MEETING FiLi f;t o f s o l e ing to find way to detect approach (1) the inveatigatlon of aubver-i jobs with the blessing of our State HALE'S ' pany liere liave agreed to go back Cumberland, Md.. last night riq OoL Robert R. McCormick. Neither Public Health association. VnUed Nntlons. N. Oct. 24' lOOX REAL COFFEE A J e of atomic weapons which might alves in ,/the United HatioM, (2) ; department ^ The American peo- MACKEREL BANANAS to work while Uvese issues are said Republican nominee Dwight the newspapers nor IdcCormick Cheaper, Identical -d^g^, not — ■r*/>Td --
