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VOL. LXXn, NO. 22 (Classified Adverttstag on Page 10) , MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1952 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS

Adlai Galls France Hits Acheson Charges

UN Legacy UN, M oves Ike Promises Korean

Reds Foster War

From FDR Fo r ‘Triar

U nited N ations. N- Y„ O c t - »» examine our position and our 25-^(^)_U. S. Secretary of carry that resistance Aboard the Stevenson Spe Mondragon, France, Oct. 25

cial in New York, Oct. 25— S tate Dean Acheson accused, gome deiegationii interpreted ,—(/P)-^France ia “gravely of R ussia last n ig h t of deliber- this as an indication th^t if the (JP)—Adlai Stevenson paid fended” by the nioye to try ately planning and carrying Communists turn dow’n thframis- tribute to the late President her in the UhRcfi Nations on Franklin D. Roosevelt toiây on the Korean war. ask UN meirtbera for further milt- charges of oppressing her warned United Nations dele-i as he visited the President’s tsry support and possibly reprisals North African protectorates. grave. gates that the UN “cannot- against Red China. President Vincent Au*iol said Fiery Backflrop for Speetators Red Bloe Hllent The. Democratic presidential buy peace at the price of todayi .. M ês Plea nominee placed a wreath on the Most delegates except Soviet honor.” bloc representallx’es hailed the He spoke at the dedication of grave and had breakfast with his Speaking before the UN General the nation's ’'l.lltle TVA project" widow in Hyde Park before mov speech with approval. Communist - a big power ditn) and canal built ^ Assembly’s powerful political com spokesmen remained silent. There oday foe ing on to Poughkeepsie where he mittee, Acheson asked the 60-: here on the Rhone rtver with U. S. told a crowd that the United were seme Indications, however, and French funds. nation assembly to approve the ^ that Russia’s Andrei Y. Vishinsky Nationa was Roosevelt’s "final conduct of the United Nations w ar. The project will pump' two bil legacy to the American people." may seek to reply when the com effort. He Introduced a resolution mittee reconvenes Monday. lion kilowatt hours of eleclridijow- Negro Vote ‘"The United Nationa and its -^backed by 20 nations—urging er anhually into French industrtes. specialized agenciea are today the Representatives of all nations The recent vote in the UN politi- ' the Communists to accept an arm — East, West and those which world’s best hope for peace.” istice on the UN terms. take a neutral stand—went over cal committee to put complaints [ Aboard Eisenhower Spe- Stevenaon declared in a apeech Reviews Korea War . ... • _against France bv Tunisia and 1 cial Kn Route, to New York. from the balcony. of the Nelson the apcech with a , Morocco nationalis # high-on ■ the. Acheson’s nearly three-hour comb today to prepare* their their offl-ofn» ^_ . . - discussion, .. . " caused ()(;t. 25— (/P)—Fledged to go House In Poughkeepsie. The address, largely a tribute to speech was a calm detailed review cial reactions and to bolster their : bitterness" In France, to Korea in an effort to end of the Korean war, all that led up own arfumenU when they take said Roosevelt, was a departure from the war there, if elected Pres his recent acathing aUacks on Gen. to it. and the drawn-out attempts the rostrum in the committee. | ^ g Am‘ba.<4sador James Dunn to end It. One U. S. spokesman de Acheson outlined in detail the ident, Gen. Dwight D, Eisen Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Re was among the foreign diplomats hower headed into NiW publican candidate. scribed it as a "kind of verbal history of Korea from the end of pretent. white book." World War II to today’s bitter York’s Harlem today in qupet "I have said that thia nation Auriol said France waa "no Ured would never retreat from affirma The Secretary of State declared deadlock over armistice negotia old nation." of the northern Negro vote. the United States would do every tive, forward-looking policies at tions. He said France had made an The Republican presidential home and abroad, nor shall we thing in its power to achieve an Responsibility for the division enormous comeback and cited as nominee was bound for New York "honest armistice" if tha Com of Korea,the Communist attack on examples; stand still’’ Stevenson said. from Detroit where he mads -Wa Followa Tradition munists wanted one. South Korea and the present fail Electriral energy output now 42 Korean announcement in a a)>each "But if this ia not the case." he ure to reach a peaceful settle billion kilowatts yearly, or twice "We shall move ahead and I hope before a cheering crowd last night. we may do ,so with some of the warned, "and if the resistance ment, he said in effect, lay direct the output of 1938. Eisenhower will make an • out creativeness and enterprlae and the must go on, then we shall have ly with the Russians. Coal output greater than In door speech at the Hotel Thecoaa 1929. same faith in free Âmericans at 4;l,1'p. m;, in a bid to break the which Franklin Roosevelt has writ Interior ateel product con.sump- Democratic grip on Harlem and ten large across olir history.’’ | tlon .10 per cent higher than in other Negro centers. Aides said

In speaking from the balcony of 193A there was no doubt he would spqak the Nelson' Hoiise Stevenson car Record Vote Predicted French agriculture now has 1.10,- on. the civil rights issue. ried an old Roosevelt, tradi 000 tractors compared to 25.000 In Eisenhower, who is on leave .ILi . •1938. tion. The late President always Pre.sident of Columbia Unlveral’l^ T Completed each campaign for all Auriol .said that "without doubt went to Columbia’s Baker Pield"fit By State Election Chiefs the Marshall plan helped us and noon for a homecoming celeb'lki- hia bids for public office wiyi a speech from that balcony, we have often cited the )>eheflta tion. He will leave Baker Fielcl'fft' "We cannot rel.v on pa.st aolu- with gratitude, but unfortunatel.v. 3 p. m. for' a motorcade tour '*6( tlona In 1952 any more than he By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS defense of freedom in Indo-China Harlem prior to hia sfieech.

(Roosevelt) could in 1932,’’ Ste Connecticut’s campaigning politician.# got something to has already cost us Just about dou Ater the apeech, he will go to venaon declared. ble what we received in Marshall his home in New York’s Morn- shoot at yesterday: the predietbn b.v state election officials j 7id'program'“a!irs"»“t "But. as we move ahead, we Ileral.l I’li.it.i, ingside Heights—adjacent to Her*' that nearly 1,000,000 votes will be cast on Nov. 4 in this state.! ance ” lem. shall always be faithful to the Darkly silhoiirttcd against the llaniea, firemen ami apertatnr# aland along (he fringe of a fire spirit of Franklin Roosevelt, We Yesterday’s major thru.sts were made by Sen. Willianj Ben He put the cost of the war in which blackened 100 acre# of woodland a.-id meadows eaat of Route 5 in .Hoiith Windsor yesterday Surprise Statement m- Indp-China against the Commun The general’s announcement that shall attempt to achieve at last ton (D) and Prescott Buah. Re-i^ afternoon and broke out anew this morning, summoning wear.v fire Hghteni hark to the scene. The that America free and friendly and publican nominee for the abort I -m ^ ist-led Vletminh, at one trillion 600 Manchester Fire department joined the battle agnlnst the flame# early yewterday afternoon and fe- he Intended to go to Korea cam* strong a'nd responsible of which he term U. S, Senate seat. wlg*f .fust'll 17 billion franra I4<2 billion dollars) as a surprise. mainnl on the Job until 7 o’clock last night. always dreamed." Benton, in a reelection cam- McCarthyT and the total of U. S. aid at 800 Tltere had been no prior hint Of billion franca ($2,280,000,000). it. Restored Sense, Sanity paign televtrion broadcast at New' I.,aUdlng Roosevelt as the man Ha\

on Nov. 2—the day Vohn Roose history and let the public decide N^hville home^ of town while the Manchester de burst of applause. ■ ' ’ Putnam Studies velt, son of tbe late President, is whether we want him to lead the partment was Away. Miami, Fla., Oct. 25- (A1— Cites Truman Blunders Seoul, Oct. 25 — (/P) — Battle- Atlanta. Oct. 25— (^qP) — Strong winds which fanned the Storm warnings were lowered Elsenhower first castigated the scheduled to campaign for Gen. fight against Communism." Eisenhower at New Haven. McCarthy said aides to Steven weary South Koreans fought ya^ti Three fast-moving bandits, fire yesterday a.lernoon were along the Florida coast from Vero Truman admlnialratton aa having by yard up the highest oinnaeJe on again hampering tbe firemen to Beach to Key West as a weakened i blundered into the Korean war Pleas to Upset In Hartford yesterday. Republi son, the Democratic presidential who snatched hostage.#' in cans for th e election of Purte'l nominee, are "worried" about the Sniper ridge today and - routed day as the flames licked through hurricane moved offshore. ^ ) Respite repeated warnings by |nlll- scheduled broadcast. fresh Chinese Communist troops wholesale lots and traveled in the tinder dry woodland. Its passage across Cuba appar-1 t^ry and Republican leaders, were preparing for their candi I WSB on Coal date's TV debate on NBCa "Ameri In Ms speech, McCarthy said, he in a 4 >4 hour ordeal .df cold ateel, stolen cars, ma.v have split up Two Fires enlly look much of the violence •■The old .administration cannot can Forum of the Air,” a program will "ahow the extent to which he hot rifle fire and.., bursting gren and gone into hiding around Two separate fires about 1.000 out of the hurricane, which formed , be expected to repair what It cOUtd to be televised In Connecticut. Pur (Stevenaon) is s part of the Tru ades. feet apart racing east from behind four days ago in the Caribbean | not prevent.” he said. ' " Washington, Oct. 25 —(B- t Eco A tlanta. ' .sea. Eisenhower declared he would nomic Stabilizer Roger PCflnam tell and Benton will debate "Which man - Hiaa - Acheson - Lattimore Then they <^ve on up the ridge There was a fnajor possibility the Kel.sey-Ferguson brick plant party has appeal to the grass group.” McCarthy did not explain toward thq/Yoke, a network of on Route 5 were diseovered yes The little resort islanil of Cat i head an administration resolved today carefully examined a Joint considered by state, local and fed Cay and the one-time rum fun-1 "to forego the diversion* of poll- appeal from the soft coal industry roots." why he grouped the four names— Red tren^'ea and caves command eral officers today at a 13-state terday afternoon by the United preaumaiily those of President Aircraft Corp. helicopter. ners’ capital of Bimini, just across | tirg and to concentrate on th* Job and John L. Lewis that he over Meanwhile, Connecticut election ing the" northern end of Sniper. alert continued for two rx-con- the Gulf Stream from Miami, and'] „( ending the Korean, war—until rule the Wage Stabilization board offlcialdoih was disclosing record- Truman. Alger Hiss. Secretary of AJMed warplaji'cs roared down on victa from Florida and a teen-ager The .alarm brought out South State Dean Acheson and Owen Windsor’s three fire trucks and Bullin’s Vacation village on Grand ; that job is honorably done.” m (WSB) and approve a 91.90 daily breaking figures In voter registra thd Yoke, spilling armor-piercing from Nashville, 'Ten'n. Bahama island. 60 miles east of] "That Job requires a persanal wage .boost for Lewis’ United Mine tion in the state’s large cities and Lattimore, one-time adviser to the mbs at the fortification net small towns. State department, on foreign work in an effort to open a chink During a three-day spree (Continued on Page Seven) Palm Beach, appeared in for a trip to Korea, ” he said. * Workers (UMW). through Georgia, into Tennessee, heavy blow. ”I shall make that trip. Only In The apoeal, details of which Put They expect an all time reeprd fairs.' ' ' ' y in that stubborn Communist ob of voters on Nov. 4. Anything over Hia# Case Not Vita stacle. and back to Atlanta, the trio kid Cat Cay is the scene of the in- i that way could I leem how beat nam has refused to discuss public naped 20 person.# sr.d stole three lernatlonally famous annual tuna j to serve the American people In ly, w$s signed by Harry M. Moses 890,909 will shatter- the gtate’s He told newsmen' thaU^the de- Reds Use Fresh Troop# tournament and, is a tiny island the cause of peace. president of the Bituminous Coal record, they said. At the tame poaition which Stevenpdo made as Only seven hours carrlier, the cars and a pick-up trilck. All hos tages apparently were released New Typhoon packed with manaiona built as mil shall go to Korea." Operators association, and Lewis time, they predicted almost a mil to the remitatlon pf^^Hlaa during hard-bitten ROK’s had pulled off lion would vote. the first HIss perjury trial would after a short period. lionaires’ hidawa.vs. Bimini, a typi Four Pledges ^ as head of the UMW. Pinpoint hill, highest peak on the The latest victim, He'rschel My- cal Bahamian island, has the mins This was one of four pled^Wa The WSB las* Saturday reduced A survey by Vie office of the Sec "not be an impdrtant part” of the, ridge, under the onslaughts of two Beariii" Down of warchoii.sea which in . United the wage increase negotiated by retary of th ^ State Alice K. broadcast. fresh Chinese battalions Just ar Leopold disclosed that the ntiniber "At times I think it’s a waste of (CktBtlnued on Page Seven) States prohibition days were filled (Continued on Page Seven) Lewis and the industry by 40 cents rived st the front. i with w’hisk.v. Al.so on Bimini is on grounds that ahy more than of persona eligible to votq will ex- time to-^'pve Stevenson’s history,”' . Elsewhere on the flaming cen On Philippines! the I..erner Marine laborator.v. a- 11.50 a day would be inflationary. tral front, the Reds held control (OolattBaed pm Page Three) noted scientific research project Indicates Accord (OMritaned m Page Two) of Pike’s Peak’ thelr last strong Manila, Oct. 25--(*1 A new ty-1 sponsored'by the dress store chain Putnam, who has supervision hold on Triangle hill lust we.st of phoon bore down on the Philip-^ | owner. Michael Lerner. over the WSB, called the wage Snlner. They heat off U. S, Seventh Tidbits pines today with threats of more Biitlin’s Vacation village, dcvel- Bulletins boost cut-back ruling "very cour Division attacks last night and to- destruction even before officials ■ oped by England's Billy Butlin. is ageous" and indicated bis agree dav. The Chinese aI#o hield Iron Culled from AP Wire^ had finished counting thd 'toll' from j now on the auction block because from the AP Wires ment with it, Dulles :er Horse mouhtatn. another strategic the' worst tropical storm in 50 i ot financial dlfficultfcs and is not Lewis' 375,000 soft coal miners. •fteak kO miles to-tlt» west.. • year#',i iii use;' >It8'buildings and. fumlsh- Imnriedifitely went on atiDra'sad In the Air War. IT. S. Sabre Jet Principal George C. Perry The count from Typhoon Tfix | ing are worth hundreds of thou- AV ATCH FOREST FIRES' * Lewis has said they will return to pilots reported shooting down two leaves Bloomfield High School to wtoch hit . southern Luzern ..Island saiu iB of-dollars. HartfoiM, .Oct. 25-r4^>—-State work when they get the full 91.90. iim and ii(liai CVimmunlsf'JCt.4 In horthwe.st a([cejit Rimnar post at Rriat^ Jligh Tuesday and Wednesday reached The southeast .'Florida coast forest Are offlriaUi today tsru^ Despite Putnam’S apparent in ICorea near the’ Yalti river border School. . . . State Commls.aioner of 444 dead, 480 missing anil 27-injure'* should not ha've dangeVously high keeping a sharp eye on tae dorsement. of the WSB action, to Manchuria. Eklucation Dr. Fini# E. Engleman ed. I winds, the weather bureau said, mounting liazard but coatem- some observers felt that some Dallas;' Tex., Oct. 257—(JP)—Johna duties. Then the ‘Pumpkin Papers' U-S F-84 Thunderjets from, a a y a Connecticut'# elementary Foatef., Dullfa, Republican presi were ^revealed. A. Philippines Red Crb.ss spokes- "but winds will become hurricane plaled no closing of the wood other governments! officials were three figlyter - bomber wings school- teacher problem has been man said the death toll might force (7.1 miles'per hour! during lands unless- carelessness brings doing their best to persuade Put dential candidate Dwight Eisen "In the spring of 1949,1 was ap dumped thousands of gallon# of eased by special intensive teacher hower’s foreign policy adviser, said proached by the defense to be a climb to 600 or more as late re- the day a short d'i.stalice off the on an epidemic of blazes. Tka nam thgt the full wage boost •Jellied gasoline on a large Commu*’ summer training course. porta tricftle in from isolated I Florida coast eastward through state has been without slgnlfi- Should be approved in the interest last night he and Gov. Adlai Stev character witness oh behalf of nisi political school in northwest CIO Pre.sldent Philip Murray I'the we.stern Bahamas. enson were both deceived by. Alger Hlsa I refused. Instead I became 1-ant rainfall since Oct. 2-8, wbjaF' of production. Korea where Red troop# were re- says vthe -Republican Party, like The.new typhoon was churning, The hurricane rc-formed in the .63 Inches fell, the ftorttord In last Summer's long steel dis Hiss. a witnesa for the prosecution criring Indoctrination, '^ e napalm Rip Van Winkle, has heeh asleep its gigantic package df ravaging Florida .straits after being bat But, he said in a prepared state' against Hiss. That was the first Weather bureau reported today. pute, Ellis Arnall, then price sUbl- turned the .school noilh of Sin- for 20 year#" . . , E^die Cantor ia winds 700 miles east of. Leyte is; tered and (iiktortcd in the hills of And there's no rglif la sight. llzer, was overruled by the White ment carefully written in longhand trial when Gov. Stevenson was mak into a rolling mass of flame. > elected honorary member of Bos land at 2 p.m. central Cuba. {louse on the question of steel for a reporter, Stevgnson’a "faith ' voluntarily a character witness for Pilots reported about 30 ■ build- ton Taxi Drivers’ Aasociallon.' URGES ULTIMATUM in Hiss outlasted mine.” „ Hiss’ defense. The Jury was divide Both political parties say tjteir (Oontlniied on Page Two) Stevenson, the Democratic preal- j and there waa a second trial, (Ooatljiued on Page Two) drlv'es.for, small, individual cam Tok.vo, (K'd. 2.1—TiP)—rLewl# K. dential candidate, said Thursday "i waa again a witness for the Gough, national commander at paign contributions are rolling night in Cleveland that he. General prosecution against,Hiaa. Hiss was along, but each side i# calling for' Eastland^ Lie Trade Blasts the Ameriran Legion tonigM Eisenhower and Dulles "were of then convicted. At this second tria), more. . . . Sen. Sparkman leaves said^ the UN should give tka Chilean Congress the . eame opinion about Alger Mr. Stevenaon waa not a witnesa Wager Limit Set for California to resume hia cam Coinmunists In Korea an oltK Hiss." •■‘f do not criticize Gov. Steven paigning which was interrupted by On U. S. Reds in UN Staff matnin and It the Reds fall la . Pieks Del Campo Differ Oai Due Point. son for responding to the dictates On U. S. Election attack of laryngitis. make peace “we siioaM on* On that point, Dulles differed of his conscience. I merely point iJ. S. Rep. Horace Seeley-Brown every weapon avallnble.’’ with the Illinoia governor: out that his faith in Hiss out- in Norwich talk says state’s textile New York, Oct, 25 - i l l —U. S.-ever lias directed at an official of Santiago, Chile, Oct. 25—(*h— "Governor Stevenson’s apeech of tasted mine." London, Oct. 25—(/P)—A lead induatrv suffers “from shocking di Sen. James O. Eastland (D„ Miss.) a tj’N-member government, said he BARTON GOING DOWN Chile’s national Congress last Thursday night tries- to ^ve the Writes Own Version ing British bet-taker toiday placed version: under government influ has shot a, stinging rebuke- at "Was shocked kt 'Eastland’s state- , I.«ng Bearli, Calif., OcL 25-»*< night approved Carlos Ibanez del impression Uiat he and I stood Dullee, former State department a 100 pound (1280) limit on beta ence and direction, of government United Nations Secretary Gener ment and could not. believe the OU# Barton, famona nadeS* Oampo as the new President of alike on the Hiss matter. That, ia adviser and associated - with on the American presidential elec procurement to milts la southern al Trygve Lie--and received a Mississippian spoke for tlie Amer - sea explorer, tvill try to take Ua Chile by a 132-12 vote. The'74- not ao. Until the Nixon committee Thdmaa A. Dewey a# forelijn policy tion following what he said was a states.’’ . . . Roman -’atholic priest s.troftg blast right back—concern ican government or even for the benthoscope a mile dowa Into tto year - old ultra - natidnalist has took the testimony of Hiss and adviser when the New .York gov ■’rush on wagers on Adlai Steven recovering from Communist Chi ing Lie’s treatment of alleged Senate. Lie added that he ia deal ocean tmtoy at a point about If promised a “peaceful revolution" (Whittaker) Cîambert in August, ernor was running for president, aon.’’ nese tortures that inelvded ripping American Communists on the UN ing with the situation "without miles sontbeastat Saa CleaMaU^ during hia six y ^ term that be l948, both Mr. Steyenaon and I. gave'hia views in a press-confer Douglas Stuart, Ltd., said off hia lieard,’says Recta also hung staff. resort to lynch law and ’smear.’* • gins Nov. 3. like many others, were deceived by ence and later in a apeecK before hea-vy lietting on Stevenson In the him by hia arms until his should Eastland said extensive evidence The two men exclianged their REDS MIT UN STAND Dianes led a four-man field in. Hiss. a Dallaa iMture group. ) past two days had made the odds ers were dislocated. indicates amopg American e^n- verbal punches here' 'on possible the national election Sept- 4 to "But afUr August, 1948, Mr. Hia atatemSnt. written Vbr re-' the same for )>oth candidates— Gen. Eisenhower says Truman ployea of the UN "the greatest subversion at the world organiza Moscow,. Oct. 2th— (P) —Tiro choose a aucceaaor to President Stevenaon and 1 took oppoaite Mrter Dick Johnson of the Dallaa four to five, talie your pick. administration’s military reserve concentration of Communists" en tion headquarters. The Senators CommuaUt party aawnpaRaO Gabriel Videla but faUed to win coureea. ' nmee Herald, added: ^ fo re yêrd ay , a company tT'i the rtOTired majority. He poUed "In August, 194C, on my own- "The Nixon inquiry of 1948 and spokesman said. Gen. Elsenhower conditions will get worse unless ternal Security'.'subcommUtee. Th8' next Tuesday or tVednesday. final el the Uaited Nattoaa' FaRi 446.439—47 per cent of the total responsibility as cbairmaB of the tlie auhaequent ‘Pumpkin Papers.' waa an odds-on. four to five, fa the situation Is changed at once. A UN spê^man' said the sub- tlcal committee te Invite WoHjl Senator suggested that Lie has Bis nearest rival, rightist candJ- board of the Cfrnegie Endowment convincad me that Mlaa' character vorite. He -said thO next 48 Senior vice jiresident Orlo M. acte

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"BulWlBg LiiWn* .llie 'Fintahi ng' -Totu’ltee. , )^'h£ltnii)it' joasat 'of this' Atn4rtcahs Peace," is taken from the program New Hours at PollSi ROKI Win Tip employed by the world group “are skville , McCarthy Sets which includes prayer, imderstand- , WUl Close at 7 p m . i, 1 1 1 State Electiou Blasts with Lie InyaJ' American citizens and above Ing and supporting the United Na U ST NIGHT ^ LAST NIGHT reproach.” tions. and women disciplining Eastland's statement followed Manchester voters are re Of Sniper Hill (Omllauad from Page Om ) ..(Continued From Page One) Due to the fact that another Veterans Auxiliary la eondtlcUBf TV-Radio Show themselves to share their abund- minded that voting hours tor by 10 days a demand of andther I iSounty Tiix Portioned Out; n's history voters expected, early voting the U. S. Eighth Army late today pay another who refused to tell In.fcommunlst underground activ w <■» I able chunk of the votes in the TV' whether he was engaged In sub ities.Jn 1936. He denied ever be is unimportant. la recommended. clamped a blackout on identifioa- talk by calling on Sen. Purtell to "Some of Ivis (Ste.venson'a)- aupr 1 Pleas to Upset tlmt of AUiad unita.oii .the.battlae. versive. RctiviUe.s. and . gave ape-- ing a patty m em ber.... -T-iwak*. public Hls^stfifta bii IhVTih- clal leave with pay to 10 others' Whittaker Chambers, admitted June 1, l^_fqr the pu^r-; Hankln N hp*i«i« ___ porters have alreadyâutihorlzed^ line. m igration ------" m e KeaviaM~ ground— wmrTelTiSetTTb TesTirrSboiif part y pre-w ar S r i ^ t .spv~rThg courier, o f . defrayby county e x ^ n ^ Tl^ârriaRe of Miss Lillian use of their names oil statem ents fighting | \ At the sarhe time, Benton took a membership until an' international linked Zablodclwaky to the pre- tor. V u . y***'- *'>^*^<» I j|g,rtrtTr, datnfhter o f :Mr*^-*nd..Mrs, callin g sp eech a 'smearT-.al'? on PemoeratB ERpecl.. raged. on Sniper ridge, north of aw at.at D wight-D,. £iaeahewer,.-4he' WRIGHT’S AUTO BODY SHOP Norwich to thl?ogh they haven't even heard 'Kuinhwa'. ' ...... Rep\ibllcan candidate, and the GOP panel' of jtTrtSts 'tteteritiines their 'ivav“ rom m itnist ^''ttndSrgrbtin(i ' 1h amount ot the tax for the William Hankln of From dawn to dusk Friday, status. testlmonv before the subcommit Ti:l>. ‘J.S’!7.’’> — NICHT.-: Sam uer O. Blonsteln. son of Mr. it.” ■ ^ ■ (Cootlnaed from Pag* One) platform on the ,same issuf. I Big Rally Turn-out Cbmmunist artillery pounded tee on Thursday. X towns is as follows: An- and Mrs. Reuben Blonsteln of McCarthy added he planned to "The plan fact Is,” Benton de ” I am di.s.appointed," . Eastland n i'i AiiDTH.i; TniiM ’iKi: F\sr V ljliru ; Bdlton. $l.ll«.27r South Korean positions w ith 20,- said "at the position- taken hv Mr...... ■------X Franklin street will take place write the speech during the week prices and a $5.50 per ton increase Bim o. DOOR PRIZES.. H BOOTHS clared, "that the Republican plat-; -X $1,136.52; Coventrj’, $4.- in the price of steel was granted. A large turnout ie expected to 000 rounds of big gun fire, a near form make not one menU'off of a Lie in the light of this reeord. to ; KUinaton, $3,363.48: He- Sundav evening at 7 p. m. at the end while at a Wisconsin farm. record for a small sector. Shangrl La room of the Hotel g.'iO-.A-Plale, Dinner Should Putnam reject the Moses- fair and just and decent Immi give the..se people leave with pay Public Records $1,664!b3; Mansfield^ $4- morrow at the rally being etaged Then they attacked w ith 1,500 in effert a paid vacation--while an • FENDER and BODY REPAIRS Garde. Hartford. This will be a His 30-mlnutc broadcast ‘is be Lewis petition. President Truman gration policy—that the Republi : Somers. »2.M2.43; S t^ o rd , by local Democrats tor their three fresh Chinese Red troops who can candidate for President \^'as international body determines the ,5$; Tonand, $1,761.55, Snov^'ball wedding with the bride ing spon ored by a private group could be asked to overrule both and all attendants wearing white Putnam and the WSB. candiddtes for the state legislature charged the peak with fixed ENTERTMNMENT. . FREE ADMISSION equally silent on this vital issue m erits of the ca.se. Riilldlng Permits • CAR and TRUCK PAINTING $321.31; Vernon. $13,- headed by QCh. Robert E. Wood, bayonets and grenades. Two to Bulltrite Construction gowns. The flowers will be red chairman of the board of Sears South Faction Silent at the Uthusnian-Americon Club until repeatedly challenged by "His action Ls hevond compre ;; WUUnfton, $1,463.39. ' "They juat kept and coming,” President Truman. He remained hension. Let hie make this crystal Co. for Robert .lack, one for alter roses. A reception and dinner will R o eb u ck /A Co. The McCarthy Moses bargains' for operators on Golway street. ITje rally la Skaet Slmat Arraagcd ^ . follow the ceremony. Upon their AP correspondent John Randolph silent a long time.” cteari No international body .will ations and additions to dwelling at • ARC and GAS WELDING broadcast dinner committee said with an estim ate annual produc scheduled to start at 3''o’clock. reported from the front 99 West Center street. $200. and n a Lefion Skeet Club is hold- return from a wedding trip, the tion of 240 million tons of coal, the As, for Purtell, Benton charged, be permitted to deprive or cir I (nvitation shoot tomorrow it has raised the $78,000 needed to Attorney Philip Bayer, co-chair The ROK'a gave way. But thdjr his views on the act were sought cumvent the United States govern one for garage, aamc address, Ifo;ison;iIik‘ R;l(cs M l \ \ ’nrk couple will make their home at 17 covir all expenses. Most of the largest single bargaining group in Legion Field on West street, Windsor avenue. Rockville. man of the affair, said today that dug in on the south dope and several weeks ago by a New ment in the control of its own citi $840. of the area's top shooters fund came from tickets to the the industry. Joseph E. Mo^y, counterattacked at 8 a. ta. They zens," To Arturo Gremmo for Arturo Newa of the f2iarcbea who heads the Southern Coal Pro Democratic rallies at the Oolway wwwwmwwwwwwwwwww^w^ Haven citizens group. Purtell, axpeoted to attend including Sunday school and Bible classes $50-a-pIate dinner in (Chicago a t reached the crest of pinpoint' at Bifnton charged, his views on the Eastland said he was ’'confident Gremmo. et ux. roadside stand at Next To Bolton Town Lino Oonnectlcut Junior and senior which McCarthy will give the ducers association with an estimat street club have usually drawn well 10 a m. and fought a savage, 811 Middle turnpike ea.st, $1,200. at Trinity Lutheran, 9 a. m.; Morft- ed annual production of 100 mil in the past, and with interest In act Were sought several weeks ago the American Congress will recti and the Kew England speech. A committee spokesman close-quarter action on the top for by a New Haven citizen’s group. fy" the situation and "adopt all wi- tltleholders. High- Ing service.. 10 a. m. Hons tons, did not join with Moses the elections about at its peak at DANCIN6 TONIGHT Flriit EvangeUcal / said suiiis ranging from $1 to more this time, tomorrow’s rally should more than two hours before rout Purtell. Benton asserted, said at ______the nece.s.sary legislation." IWlit of the affair, from the local than $100 had been received from in the petition. ing the battered remnants of the that time he was not familiar with From 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. Sun It was learned, however, that draw well, too. , / " • ' iK-rsl.) Photo. 1 The Senatorsaldmostoftho.se S d a . IS the inter-club competition day school for all ages; 10:15 a. m. some 3,000 persons throughout the two fresh Red battalions. m o d e r n ^ p o l k a m his prepared duction rimS’ siround 10 million Dance—Miller’s Hall and not throttle the ambitious, the Recently Uncovered i toid you aii the things that in- tcrcolors. j NOW LOCATED AT aalB half.years he has been win hold a HaUowcen party at the Tolland TUrapUia — [..terest me ever/ day, young man s a t i owner of Bionan’s Restaurant. text. ' , ——-— tons;’ but abovernormar- stockpiles " thrlftyof the courageous people ■ He is a member of the Connect home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray McCarthy told newsmen In Chi in the hands of consumers Indi Modem and Old FaaUoo who a.spirc to have a busincs.s of By JIM SCOTT I yrtu'd have that page full In no icut Academ.v of Fine Arts and al-' i% Malian Onset Speaker Wheeler on Campbell avenue, .X' ' time. Might even fill a small '> • Itor. Alberto Rlcca, Waldenalan cago that under FCC regulations, cated that there Would be no real Dancing their own.” Coventry, Oct. 25--(Special)— , so does c-ommercial Illustration 270 Vernon. "they have no right to certspr a supply emergency for a month or Bu.sh phai.sed Gen. Eisenhower’s book.” work for magazines. He came to' **fcrtnr of Vlorence, Italy will Every Saturday Night! '^ P l V l IN j Walter Van Arsdale describes hefr Laymen's Snndny paid political broadcast.” He Mid lUore. 8:00 to ItlOO P. M. Hartford talk last_Wedne.sday, re- Just A Sm attering South Coventry from New York, | BROAD ST. tomorrow at the Union Oon- Laymen’s Sunday will be ob :, ,'c^ s m 'iu '.H lx Z iL iilllt as one of the youngest pupils in j tooal Church a t 7:30 p.m. the FCC has ruled that a station f ailing-that the pVesldcntlal can She was right. But let's take about 15 years ago. L served at 10:45 a. m. at the Union ”ts not liable for what may be didate aaid a tremendovis backlog his class. Those who have met-her ’ just a smattering. First therc'8 A future project of Van Ars-1 a Laymen’s program. Rev. Congregational Church with mem I come away from that meeting her 1.50-ycar-old house and the will have for his subject. said in such a case.” Wager Limit Set of peacetime projecta were "held dale's will he the formation of a TEL. 2-4528 bers of the Men’s Union taking An FCC official In Wa.shlngton bark b.giwBr and high prlcea.” with the feeling that perhaps life; work connected with keeping it painting class in Manchcateri aft- Present Urgency of the Pro part. Rev. Forrest Mtisser, pastor said the provision regarding cen- BURNSiDK-r::;' You don’t have to Bhop aroiind for can_____ l* be an______agreeable»_1 _ Ibusiness I ~ after sparkling clean..1 — 1in _ »the < A traditional l : & i 1 er the Hrst of the year. »t Witness in Italy.” good food—yon always get the best Eiaenhower, he aaid, "came to will preach on ■ "Every Man a aorshlp would apply to a candidalt On U. S. Election rsSTMIS I.STFS mNiMMKMtna all. Connecticut Yankee fashion; she The painting exhibition tonight JZ Dr. RlccaRice arrived in New York here. grips With a problem th a t is on B uilder". A t 6 p. m. high school speaking in his own behalf. He WHAT A SHOW! the minds of the working men and The object of all this affection collects and proce.sse.s sunfiower will be a happ.v moment for many ^ the V. 8. 8. Independence Oct. fellowship; 7:30 p. m. special serv would not comment on the sta Is a merry little white-haired wo seeds for blrd.s; also collects the visiting speaker to Daaa Aadrawi women of Connecticut.” i young, middicaged and older art- S o x , a s t ice with Men's Union in charge. tion's point regarding McCarthy (Continued from Page One) Tamer man who bids fair to become .stones, shells, plant slips, Currier ists. '’BiiT for Sally an^ in* 'OU CAN TASTB THt Amarl. M. m r r a u M N T new airplanes of jet propulsion, Talcottvllle Children Benefit “LAST OUTPOST’ MSNCHKVrM. CONN new highways ...” house of Walter D. Van Arsdale, llcations; and next to pointing. ; has captured her own provocative «>■ Te Marli Anaivenary sad "BAKEFOOT MAILMAN” she likes travel be.st. Even drives , personality on lasting canvas, Reformation Sunday will be ob-1 When Eisenhower wins the I Coventry portrait painter and 11- /yu>/i ali((i- : ! lustrator. her own car. H . IW Proapect street will hold Oil (diiireli Day Coat. From 6 P. M. peace, he aaid, "we will put in an gatlonal Church: 9:30 a. m„ Incentive tax prograrh that will Van Arsdale, of distinctive ap Blushing like a school girl she • e a house toniorrow from 4. to school of Christian faith; 11a. ni., i ■ ------pearance with a wisp of beard and consented to having her picture j NEW NORTH IRANCH AT IS NORTH MAIN ST. ST P A in observance of their A eiANT SHOW especially encourage amali busi- service with sermon by Rev. James I world Community Day, the, one .ness everj’where.” moustache, regards her as an out taken and in no uncertain terms j wedding anniversary which told the photographer that it was | ~ on Thursday. Married in A. Bull entitled "The Scandal of jay in the year which is 'dedicated standing exaniplc pf .natural lalenti Pfotcstahtishti’'r ' 6:30 'p. «i."" ni.' ] to Diildreri and 'all' those iri need •STARTS TOMORROW overbrtming with vivacity and a 'rare ‘orcurrenre" tndeed-; ¥W fry- ‘; X la, Mrs. Pinney is the for- one ha.4tened to agree that she : Ora Horan. Pinney is now re- grim Fellowship meeting at ,n otljer ccunlncs, observed by good neighhorliness. To meet her OPEN A CHECKMASTER — church with following officers to ^ rnore than 1,800 local councils of Dulles Says Hiss is to prove his point. should consent to a couple of poses . RANGE and FUEL OIL Wad from the Underwood Type- be installed, Paul Jackson’, presi-j chuichwomen, will be held Nov. 7 Misti. Rawson sat on a large, in view of the fact that her paint Oompany. He is a member ings were to be placed on exhibi- Tankeroosan Tribe of Red hlen. dent; Nancy Calhoun, vice presi- this year. At this observance Deceived Adlai comfctrtable sofa and bravely Checking Account dent;* Elaine Jackson, secretary; Uvomen will bring bundles of In- faced her questlqnen She made 24 Hour Delivery Service Pluey is a member of the John Marshall, treasurer: • jfants’- and‘sriiaH 'children's cloth- known immedlatety that her-per-f ■ Does she have any commercial . . . the IVIain Bank or at our New North Branchy Did you know that _ C B. A., the Ladles Auxiliary, , Methodist fhiirrhes • |Ing, which they have been collect- (Continued from page One) plan.^ 7 Not on your life. She O. H. and Burpee Women's Rc- aonal life and age must never, be the ONLY charge for a CHECKMASTER account is the small one for Reformation Day will be ob- I ing all year, to World Community revealed. Her interrogator swore paints becatê she enjoys it and & f Corps. They have two sons, sen’ed at both the Rockville and ' Day church services to be dedicated Tonight was bad. Apparently Gov. Steven repealed an earlier a.s.sertlon, "th at each check drawn. Vranda of Hartford and Walter of himself to'secrecy and the inter MCilARTY BI«)THEI6 Vernon Churches tomorrow. At the la thetr gifts for world pence, son was not so convinced until view began with her Interest in all the glory belongs to Van Ars e You DON'T have to keep a minimum balance. WaekvUle;. one daughter, hlrs. worship in Rockville at 10;45 aJ They will also make their yearly after the first trial, so that he did painting. dale.'’ .115 CENTER STREET Jlin eeI DtDonovan of Cleveland, Ohio, TEL. 51.15 m,. Rev. Carl \V. Saunders will I offering, to be u.sed this year partly THE BLUE NOTES not testify as to Hiss' character Man of Patience Work of Many ’ e There’s NO monthly service charge. m three grandchildren. have for-his subject, "The Vatican t for medicine's and vitamins for at the second trial. Today's exhibit -will consist of Crafts Program • ADAIN HTZPATRICK, PIANO "Also Gov. Stevenson w*as mis "Mr. Van Arsdale is a man of ^ e There’s NO charge for deposits. " and the United States,” one of the .‘ children overseas, and partly to utmost patience. Without his guid Beya tn m âdea seven and adapters in the book, "The Vatican support the Chrlstlnn Woman's Ac- • DICK HARRON. DRUMS informed when he said that I was e There’s NO charge for check books. & T™ Maple street school rui World Politics.” Sunday school. tioh Program for Lasting Peace, chairman of the Carnegie Endow ance J never would have come as S**participate in !o craft craft periods perio^ sessions at 9:30 a. m.. for junior-j Council To .Meet • ROB FOSS, BASS ment Board when Hisa waa elect far as I have.” She indicated two examples of her work on the fs^r M end^ afternoons.afternoons. Crafts C rafts will will intermediate-seniors, and at- 10:45 The Manchester Council of ed president. That is not true. YOU WILL BE PLEASED AND SURPRISED AT Froo Parking In Rear of Main Bonk aeludeJudd airplane and and boat boat models, models. a. m. for beginner, kindergarten | Church Women will hold their Fcatiirin9 song stylist ELAINE PILLION I was elected, chairman at the wall. "These are my only efforts Donald Schneider, eighth grade STABT8 SUNDAY same meeting at which Hisa was so far. One Is a still life and the and North Branch. and primary groups. ' meeting at the Emanuel Lutheran other a scene from nature.” THE FINE SHOWING WE HAVE IN »upU. won this year's magazine The same .sermon topic will be: Church on the same dnv with a -BACK TO BATAAN” elected president and I did not MlUiig contest conducted for the used at (ho Vernon service at.9:30, box lunch at 11:30 a.m . at which DININfi AND DANCINB tto 1 aven attend that meeting.". The paintings, of which she SWidflt of the school treasury, a m Sunday school sessions arc tea and coffee will he served, and -MARINE RAIDERS’' The "J’umpkin Papers" referred spoke, will be among many placed NEW. NECKWEAR PATTERNS AT DRIVU-IN TELLER Cl pim ng $57 worth of magazines. at 10:30 for all classes, with a ' with a worship seiwice from 1:30 | 0 bv Dulles were confidential on exhibit tonight at the, Van AT XOR'ni BRANCH Halloween Dance Arsdale residence on Ripley Hill. nursery class conducted during-to 2:30 p.m. SUSAN CABOT* WILLIAM Reynolds-HUGH otrian-victor jory messages kept in- a pumpkin by CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT SALESROOM ^H ie Rockville Lodge of Elks-j the morning worship^ Members ofi The theme of World Community Whittaker Oiambers and intro Miss F£awson said, rath er timidly, inU hold a Halloween dance to- the MYF will attend the Norwich duced aa evidence at a congres— "I've never painted anything be HARTFORD ROAD 923 Main Street May Itartlng at 8:30 p. m. at the district Methodi.st Youth. Fcllow- — 2nd GIANT H IT!...... fore although I've wanted to do so aional anti-Communlst probe. START MAKING/SELECTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! Bka Home. TTiere will be a ship rally to be held at the Jût-' Hiss went to prison for perjury, all my life.” ' North Bronch Inffdt lunch served at 9:30 p. m nam Methodist Church from 3:30i lo C O U B C C “Rotary Show Rollon ■ • • AM Maochostor Scholan’ after denying he ever pa.s.sed the The story of her late start waa e edicnce I,eads to Lffe.” FRIENDS'ARE CORpiALLY INVITED TO ATTEND others, anil that was , the simple, be^nner? Would he take the time - J . A ^ M HIVlinCv-l Rn Wednesday, 8 p. m.. study in; the SIOUE MOlhGOHnY exact, whole truth, and all I could to see that she was keeping up "Second Edition of Let God Bo A COLUMBIA PICTUBt MUSIC BY COMRADE TONY a'iR IG H T while a more experience class of ji||T A DNDTC True." held at the following places. say on 'the basis of what little I AND HIS ORCHESTRA „ knew of him.” . students painte circles around 1 MMIW I M ill O 15 Rosemary place. 287 Oqklpnd ket7 . _ street. Manchester,; 41 Orchard DANCING FifoM 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A. M. It was a big jump dnd once tt TONIGHT aiMtSf I ST street. Rockville. NOW LOCATED AT Meeting Monday C harge Local.^Maii had, been made, the rest came In The monthly meeting of the easy succession. Featuring 4VA Rockville Ministewal Associatipn Sold Policy Slips Proud of Pupil • * " will be held on Monday at 10 a. 8he's as bright as the proverbial Waddell School, OcL 24 and 25,8:30 P. M. half dollar.” Van A reale told his BROAD ST. I|m . at the' Union Congregational • FINE ITALIAN FOODS' . l.BBa Tarnrr Dana Andrews A Manchester man Is one of two listeners. "She came Co me with Vernando I.«mnn Maiia Tdren COME HERE just an idea and a desire to learn FOR A under arrest in, Windsor Locks, - • The K(M‘kville bureau of the "The “Assign JMats $1.00 Oaly, Tax lielaM charged with selling policy tickets. the rudiments of painting. As you RAVIOLI (Home Made) SPAGHETTI can see by her two pictures, it’s TEL 2-4528 Manchester F.vening Herald 1» lo Merrv ment Richard Berthiaume, 24, of 102 cated at One Ma.rket street.' Tele GAY TIME Summer street, was arrested yes gone ‘way jwst that stage. I'm LEGAL BEVERAGES Widow" proud of my pupil.” phone Ko<'kvilIe 5-3136. Paris" It’s a real treat to dine here terday along with Alfred Schnit-

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W-. S‘..i' . -1 **| *■ .... .jfc*', j ‘ ' - — i^vf •f llÛfCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SAJm PAY. OCTOBER 2S, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1952 . ■ PAGE F l ^ -XA6E fOOft ■ r’’'- iTaM ^4M . •426i)d- *‘.W h«i ll U leknied ; tassucssMa:. t*1 Nertk' Mala eaae cannot destroy life, and that 'Hex. Wlllai^ McUiugiat!|i, MlnlaUr ifiortala are not saved from sin or elcknesa by death, thia Understand Divine W lip, *:S0 and 11;00, ing will quicken Into' newness of Prelude— life." , LIST KOREA CASUALTIES "Allegro Cantabille'' ....W idpr 1 St. Jainea’ R.X', Church FROM A IL Waahingtnn,' Oct. llL-(/P)— An- Coarordlla Evaaitvllral Processional Hymn— Talrottvllle Congregational Uithrnia Cliurrh Rev. John F. Hannna. Pastor ■To the Name That la ^ . Churrh noiuiced I’. S. battle cnsoaltlea la Winter and Oardm Slrreta Rev. Cieorce P. Hiiahes Salvation" James A. Bull. Pastor . Koiya reached 121,154 today, laa Rev. Eric Brandt, Pnetor - Rev. F.dcar F* Farrell Anthem— Dorothy Welles, Organist Of Business lncrea*e of 88,5 idnee laat w eek.’ , ■■**■«. '-|vaa"Beel(with, ,ivap*r/-rv:.-'-.' t- "Softly and Tenderly’’ ■ l’;e -’* - - ■>« ° ’ ■Tr-e-.- Orgaaiat and CbotmiaRtcr Sunday MaMe.s: Thompson Sunday, Oct. 26: ■ —■■ ^ For adults: T:00. 8:00. »:00. lesson- Romans 5:1-11. 9:30 a. m.. School of Chrlaltam 10:00. .11:00. with two Masses at Sunday, October 2«. The Festival Offertory— Faith." ■ . n 0:00 and 10:00. one in the main ’’■Panls Angellcus’’ .... Franck 11:00 a. m „ Service of worship. •ti c f the Reformation: auditorium at 9:00 for aduIU and „ 8:50 a.m. Sunday School Hymn. "Begin My Tongue, Some one for children at 9:00 in the We Bear the Strain of Earthly Heavenly Theme’’- Watta. 10:19 a m. Worship Ser>icc: ba.>!ement. Two Masses at -10 , Care” Old and New Testament Les NEW FALL SHADES tlude: "A'daglo" Martin o’clock, one in the main auditori-1 > " Seven Foes- o f .Chriat’a Sermon-^ sons. Skytvgtch Schedule unit and one In the baaietnenU: J "The ■ilfgency of the Tfdtiataftt Hymn: "WTiat a F fle w W'e m v e IN LIPSTICKS "Onward, C h r i s t i a n . Witness in Italy, ”, the RevT In Jeaus"— Serrven...... A rr. hy..Weas«l SU Bridget'a Chun*..,----- Alberto Ricca Florence, Sermon, "The Scwdal at Sunday——^ ... _ „ tE«.OH — HAZH. WSHOr l 'T 7 7T ^ \ LlPjrd t)«vldaori; Rlch«tt L. HsirU 0»«on,l -A»Unl. Rev. James P. Ttimalna, Pastor .... Itaiy. Chriatfin Gosp*!.";;' N >lldnight-2 a.'^’^ Rev. Robert Carroll and Recessional Hymn- - ’ Hymn. "My Faith Looks up to 2 '/i. m.-4 a. m...... Bill Lanning * ■ / Postiude: "SUtely Procession’' Rev. Theodore P. Gabala, "EternSl God, Whose Power" Thee’’—Palmer. 4 a. m.-6 a...... Volunteers Needed. _ Broadhead Aastataota Postlude— 6:30 p. m„ Pilgrim, Fellowahip 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Marguerite Coleman ^ T:90 p.m. Community Reforma "Piece Heroique" Franck in the Church. 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Ronald Larsen. Martin Starin. low ■ * l 1 i Sunday School. 9:30,. The Week lx tion service at Center Church, Mas-ses on Sunday at 7:00, 8:00, Noon- 3 pX™...... John McCauley. r sponsored by the Council of 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. ■ Intermediate Fellowship post Monday, 7:30 p. m.. Finance ...... Tom MaxwelL 99 East Center Street ■4» . « ■ * poned to next Sunday. All mem- committee meeting at the home of 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... ’ Oiurchcs. Rev. Carl Olander, pas 6 p. m.-8 p...... Mr. and Mrs. C. Read Richardaon. f .bers invited to Church Night. Thomas Lotas...... A rth u r JcHinson, Carl Sluaarcayk *T* tor o f Trinity Lutheran Church. Ht. Francis of-Assisifhurch '& p. ih.-lO p. m. X,.. •. • V . Worcester. Mass., will preach on, Senior Fellowahip will join Tuesday, 8:00 p. m., Teachers’ ...... Royal Iriiaitt I* y South . Windsor, Route 30 Church Night program and hold meeting at the home of Mts. Ruby 10 p. m.-Mtdnlght. . . . “The .Obedient Rebel;" Rev. Arthur J.- Heffennan. Paator Monday . , , LANDSCAPING - 1 ! business m eeting-afterwards in Loveriiu. — ------...U------...... KeniiHL MotftKm, 'Wilber Uttlf ” • MANCHESTER’S- The Weric Rev, Francis V. KarveUs, Curate Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., Ladles’ Midnlght-2 a. m.> . . . Al*ID tR E E SURGERY balcony. . ______A. H. Girard. V/llIlam S. Morgan Hint Spreading Scandal ~ Monday: 8 p.m. ' Adult Bible Missionary Society. 2 a. m.- 4 a, m ...... Blasts Bid to Shift •• Church Night, 6:00. pot-luck ...... Harry Cowles > SCOTT’S PRODUCTS FINEST REPAIR study class, begins a four-week Masses at 7:30, 8:00 and 10:30 supper, fellowship, songs, solos by 3:30 p. m., Brownies. 4 a. mir 6 a. m...... Who Can • * . ' * ...... Robert,Jones, Victoria Filewlcs ? . SEEDS AND TURF survey of the whole Bible. Every a. m. 8:00 p. m.; Adult Bible study 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Mrs. Eunice Blinn, feature movie, Dorothy Belclier, Catherine Jack In Income Tax Bureau one welcome. covered dish and 25c for rolls, cof and prayer group. 9 a. m.-Noon ...... BUILDER SERVICE Industries from N. E. 1 Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Pilgrim Noon-3 p...... Leo Pleclte Tuesday: 10 a.m. Annual con South Methodist Churrh fee and dessert. EVERGREENS, SHRUBS on Washers, Toasters, Fellowahip worship committee 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Beatrice Little Washington, Oct. 6 vention of the Women's Misslon- Main Street and Hartford Road The Week AND SHADE AND Irons, Sewing: Machines, 6 (/P )- House. San Francisco. However, Chair- I Wuhington, June 21- (ft- Rep. - p y Society of the New England meets in parsonage. 6 p. m.-8 p. m. . , . . . • ...... Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tedford Invcitigator* hinted toaky at new man Rev. Fred R. Edgar, .Minister Monday, 7:30. Called Official ORNAMENTAL TREES Vacs, etc. King (D,, Calif.), Indicated Patterson (R., Conn.) told the /Bwiference at First Lutheran Board meeting for budget hearing. Friday, 7:30 p. m., Halloween 8 p. m,-10 p. m. •___ ...... V. Baiocchettl, Charles Campbell. revelation* of scandal* within, th e' investigation has halted the alleg- Clean-Up Washington Mess Percy F. Smith, House today the New England ■Church.'Bridgeport. Make reserva party for the children of the com ...... Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hague Intemal Revenue bureau in the ed irregularities Associate Minlater 'hiesday, 1:00. Prayer Group at 10 p. m.-Midnight Living Cost states "are fed up with being the tion with Mrs! Erich Brandt,....™ 4B6 North Main street, , munity In the Church. wake of mounting allegations Nathmwtde He he me ’goats’ for under-developed sec-i Herbert A. France, •*— JOHN Sa WOLCOn ABC Tuesday evening: “We Two" Wednesday, 1:00, Devotional ~ Saturday, FloV; l ; TII5 p. in., tax shake-downs and sideline pro When the subcommittee recess tions of the nation." -Halloween party at Center Springs Minister of Music meeting in observance of Prayer Choir rehearsal. B o lto n Revi Olaniler & SON APPLIANCE CO. fits by key tax collection officials. ed last night, King stated: In a prepared speech, Patterson 2 Mink Coats Mabin. and Self-Denial Week of WSCS But the probers would not say ’I think that during this week’s At All-Time attacked a recommendation by Fraud Probers NeW Deal —- Fair Deal Sunday, Oct. 26. Pre-Dedication 180 MAIN ST. 2-1375 21 Maple St. I >Wedneaday .7:30 p.m Choir re- led by Mrs. Tom Morley, spiritual W'npplng Community Church (Jiiirch Council what was to come when they get • hearings we have seen enough to _ members of the staff of the joint hearaal. Sunday, services 8 and 10:45 a, , , .^ retarv Rev. David Crockett, Minister Camera Club back to work Tuesday. indicate that we are dealing with ‘ Congressional Committee on the (The same program will be * Tied to Olson I ;8 p.m. Annual meeting of theiU'- 7:15. Choir. Mrs. Anthony UriNuictti, As unfolded thus (ar by a House a scheme that was intended to em Economic Report that would re Dig into Case used in both services, except In ’Attention Home Fieeaer Owners Ways and Means subcommittee, it High IVtark Turned into IXlitheran Inner Mission ' Society Friday; 8:00, Orientatibn class Orgnnlat To Hear Talk Guest Pastor brace more than just a single col quire dispersal of future defense “Raw” D e a Connecticut, First Lutheran - place of the anthems by the Chan for Intending new members. and Locker Holders was a story studded by grand jury lector’s office, and that had begun production plants. '' Marked Closed'i cel Choir at 10:45. the offertory Saturday. 10:30. Auction by Save ITp To 15% MANCHESTER Indictments, dismissals and resig to spread across the nation when He ■ said the recommendation T-Men Tell Tax Probe Church. Waterbiiry. Sunday, October 26 By. Rev. O. Karl Olander, paator of In Buying Your Meat Washington, July 24— (JP) ■Ihursday 3:30 p.m. Second year solo. "He Shall Defend Thee." by WSCS. Lunch will be served. Enthusiast nations featuring district tax col it waa frustrated." . “ seek*, b j indirection, to make an 8:30 a. m. Church School. In Quantities lectors in such scattered spots as Of ms,655 Paid by Ex- *4taflrmation class. Marlin, will be sung by Bernard Trinity Lutheran Church, Worces-1 FRAMING Meanwhile, Internal Revenue —^The cost of living, as mea economic wasteland of the New For American People year t:ampagnB, tenor at the 8:00 a. 10:45 a. m. Worship service. New York, Boston, St. Louis and | Commissioner John B. Dunlap an Washington, Aug. 18--(Jt—House ' ' Saturday: 9, a.m. First Prelude — ter, Maas., will be the guest | 10% Off On 12 or More England area. Once again ia rais ■ ni. service.) Second Congregational Church Bolton, Oct. 25 — (Special) — Packages Of Froien Fruit Pictures Moynted and sured by the government, ed the cry of industrial dispersal Agent on $8,000 Pay investigators, it was learned today catechetical class. "On Wings of Song” Charles Brewer of Manchester will preacher at the town-wide refor Framed — Old Frames are digging Into a case of alleged ■“ 10:30 a.m. Second year cateche Prelude ■ S85 North Main street Mendelssohn or Vegetables soared to an all-time high in by groups seeking to improve their •’By the Waters of Babylon’’^ Dr. George Roberta,* mation service tomorrow evening industrial and economic status by Washington, May 1 —. (J) — A fraud that lay In the Justice de THIS SPACE RESERVED tical class. Hymn— address the local Camera Club at Repaired I mid-June. Karg-Elert Interim Minister at 7:30 at Center Congregational Service Fired;! government decree." couple more mink coats made un partment about seven years and 10 a.m. Sunday School Choir re- "Come We Who Love the its 8 o’clock meeting Monday night Church, sponsored by-the Man Prints and Oil Paintings Denies Link Figures made public today by seasonable news in mink-shy Uhen was marked ’’closed" without . To ask you to -take tke time to read ther newapapnr - iiearsal. Processional Hymn — . , BarcUy W ood, Organist. L. T , WOOD ■the Bureau of I:.abor Statistics Patternson said...he- rejects "The Church's One Lord" "t: ,‘T. , ■ WilHams at the school. Hta subject will be chester Council of Churches. — ' For Sale "strongly the theory of legislative Washington today. ; being -prosecuted. clipping* jtrnuigrd on this page concerning -rihn 7 p.m. Luther League Halloween Anthem— , ' showed that on June IS the price Foundation"* ...... Aurelia Sunday, Oct. 26- - "Your Camera and How t» Use Rev. Olander la a former Navy LOCKER PLANT Top’ Figure in* action by regional blocs. . . .How The furs were credited by House Activities of a number of past Washington Mens. They am typical of the news Party at Church. "Hark. Hark, My Soul" Shelley j of food, clothing, rent, entertaln- stories you have been reading—-and will continue to Anthem— 9:30 Church school. It.” chaplain, having served hia coun & MEAT HOUSE To Big W ar ever, the time has come (or north tax scandal investigators to James officials of the department have Offertory— try In thla capacity from 1942 to Albert Nackowski A • ">«nt 84id other dally living costs B. E. Olson, free-spending former been under scrutiny In connection read as long a s the- present administration remains 0 "Hear My Cry, O God’’* 10:45 bivinie wnrsbip- This is the second meeting of the 51 BIS8ELL ST.—TEL. 8424 /V llie r a S la V -iflSe wa* iss.e per cent of the 1935-1939 eastern Representatives and Sen- __ _ . Kopylol 10:4.5 Worship, hour nursery. ... "Poeme" ...... Zlblch 1945. He spent 18 months aboard - KEEP AOQUAINTED ™ 38 Lockwood Street -Ztors-to., unite, in concerted effort revenue official who resigned un with the case which la expectefi to In power. Read them again . . . and ngnln ■■ . - Center Cwifrefatlonal tluirch Hymn newly formed group of camera [period. ------— . der investigation lasj August as 'and again! They offer proof fas If yoiTneeded uny" Rev. CHBord O. SimpMn, Pastor Offertory Anthem - Prelude. "Come, Sweet Peace,' the U. S. S. Princeton In South to clock this proposed bald-faced become the subject of public hear "Spirit of God" ..... Atkinsone enthusiasts. Those who attended Tel. 2-4313" I 'That was 11.4 per cent higher chief of the New York Alcohol Tax ings on Capitol Hill soon. more) that the New Deal and the Fair Deal have. Rev. Dorothy l*ease, “ Whoso Dwelleth Under the Bach. Pacific waters and was discharged Goods Sale than two years ago. just before the raid upon us. . . . ' Sermon — the first meeting two weeks ago Washington, Dec. 14 -If) - John unit.- •The unexplained lack of prose In fact, turned out to be a "Raw Deal" for the rank Mlnlader o f EMuratloii Defense of the Moat High" H%-mn, "Love Divine. All Loves" with the rank of lieutenant com Stewart Service, long a controver I Korean fighting started. "We seek no favors over other "How Christianity Conquers" were Americo Buccino, Mrs. mander, having received the Ad areas of the nation. Neither will Tieasury agents told a House cution In the case Is one of sever and file of American people. \ Dr. Wataon Woodruff Martin Excelling. Charles Buccino, Mrs. Ralph Broil, sial figure in American diplomacy I The cost-of-llvlng index jumped Bernard Campagna, tenor Hymn — miral’s Citation and Legion of Washington, Dee. 1—(/P)— we docilely allow ouiselvcs lo be committee yesterday that among al similar matters being studied Minister Emeritus Offertory. "Stll Still With TTiee.” "Lead On. O King Phillip Dooley; Keeney Hutchin DON WILLIS and a target of pro-Communism I five-tenths of a point over the pre- the. $,36,000 of unexplained cash Hymn— Merit. Previous to assuming his 'emancipated’ from prosperity. by a House Judiciary subcommit Andrew R..Watson Mendelssohn. Eternal" ...... Smart son, Fred A. John-son, cnifford MANCHESTER General Services Administra charges, was fired by the State de : vious record high (or last Janu- outlays made by Olson while a Minister of Music "My Faith IBooks Up’’ ..Olivet Hvmn. "Oh Jesus, Master. When present pastorate In Worcester, he "E very trick in the book is be- tee investigating the Justice de P ostlu d e- Loomis. Mr. and Mrs. William partment laat night. The depart 1 ary, under the pressure of higher government tax official was $2,855 partment. Sermon was pastor of the First Lutheran tor Jess Larson declared last ! costs for food, rent, and miscel I ing used to dislodge New England Today.” "Fanfare” ...... Lemmens Mtpor. Gabriel Reuben, George W. GARAGE ment acted after the government’s for a mink coat and $2,800 for a No Prosecution 2 iKbfonnation Sunday. Oct. 26 "The Matchless Gift" Sermon. Church. B ro^ton, Maaa. He waa highest loyalty review board ruled laneous goods and services. and especially Connecticut, from Waste in Defense Tops 7 p. m. Pilgrim Youth Fellow Smith and Morton Q. Zuckerman. educated at Augiiatana College 18 Main St- Phone 2-4531 DRY CLEANERS night his hands were clean its position of industrial suprema silver blue mink stole. Committee sources said the case 8:00, 9:1.9 and 11:00 Rev-, Fred R. Edgar Hymn, "When 1 Survey the W on Everyone is welcome to join the there was a "reasonable doubt ” Pay Hike for 40,000 Plus $.500 De|Hislts ship In the Community House. and Theological Seminary. Rock in a big 1948 war surplus sale About 40.000 wage-earners may cy. We attained it the hard way first reached the department in Prelude "Sonata” F Minor. Recessional Hymn— drous Cross." group. 93 WtH> StTMt as to his loyalty. Both purchases were in 1947 and 1944, and about a year ago wa* ...... Merkel "Ten Thou.sand Timc.s"* Alford Postlude, Little G Minor Fugue, Island, 111. Rev. Olander will speak The ruling, dating back to the get a pay hike as a result of the and. If need be, we will retain it Explore Community’s Role SpMcidiiing In the St. Louis Post Dispatch in the aame manner." . 1948 when Olson waa an $8.000-a- marked "closed" without either AAothem—"I Waa Glad When They postlude — Bach. Covenant Congregational Churek on the topic, "Obedient Rebel." famous "Amerasia” case of 1945, new index. ’These workers have 20 Billion, Baruch Says "The Role of the School As a Special choral music at the ser- Tdephont 7254 said reportedly took place Similar’ Opposition to the propos- ycar tax agent. The payments civil or criminal prosecution being '-Raid Unto Me" ...... Spence ’ Come, God Cre,ator. Holy 6 p. m. Mu Sigma Chi meeting. 48 Spruce Street Community Recreation Center" waa based on the board’s finding contracts which tie their wages to were In addition to $500-down de- initiated. Scripture Lesson—John 3:1-21 ■vice will be sung by the Center DRAKE SERVICE without competitive bidding. that Service gave secret docu the rise and fall of the index. I al before the joint committee has ' rU • -Ghost" ...... Bach 8 p. m. Meeting of ministerial Rev. G. -\. Suber, Pastor .has been chosen a.s the topic for Hymn—"A Mighty Fortress Is Church choir under the direction The St. Louis paper said yeater _____ments _at that__ time _ to _a magazine____ Food prices In four New Eng I been expressed by Senators Mc Wa.Hhington, May 28— (/P)— Bernard M. Baruch told SeiOt- *Sung or plB5-ed at the pre-ded- commîftee at the home of Earl Mr*. Kenneth Nelson, Organist the panel discussion which will .Our God" ...... -...Luther of Andrew R. Watson. Rev. Clif Front End Aliqnmilnt day It had been told that Frank'j editor, the board said Seivlce sus land checking cities continued Mahon. Benton and Rep. Riblcoff, iration- service. Sunday, October Butler, .58 Phelps road. be a program feature of the Tol Expert Dry Connecticut Democrats. tors today that more than 20 billion dollarH i« being wastiHl Anthem— "O Taste and See’ ...... 25, 1925. Sunday Bible achool 9:45 a. i ford O. Simpson, host pastor, will Nathan, who was arrested in Pitta-' pected of Communist leanings or The W eek land Countv PTA district con lead the service, and Rev. Fred R. burgh in 1948 on a charge of pos- connections. on the defense program because of what he called needlMS ...... Goss 9:30 and 30:45 a. m.. Church 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, rummage Claaaea for all age*. Gcnorol Ropoir VITork ReporlFirm^ $ ....DHertory--^"PlarldBmeiite’’ . ; . . . ference at-Mansfield Monday. Gab Edgar of South Methodist CTiurch sesaing false sugar-ration docu-i In ^ a ch in g tta decision, the re-' 179.68 inflation. He. urged a broad overhauling of the multi-billion 1 School. sale of Lury Speheer group at the Morning Worship • Service 11:00, riel Reuben, principal o f the local Cleaning Service I'.'j...... Hopkin.s a. m. The pastor will apeak on, will read the scripture and lead in menta got $35,000 from the surplus j view -board reversed a finding of a Influence Sale dollagySefenae effort with emphasis •. j 10 4,'i a. m . Nursery. church. Members of the commit school, will be a member o f the deal. Pittsburgh police records rm'faisTer production of aircraft, Senfion------’The Reformation Still I 6:00 p. m., ,Ir. Hi meeting. Dr. "What Is that in thine hrfhd?” The prayer. Greetings from the Man state department’s own loyalty Jury Finds tee will be at the church, Monday, panel. The buaine.sa meeting will chester Council will be given by ■how no disposition of the Nathan Got $2^960^000 Contract tanka, guns, and other weapons• Miniltera to the Souls of Men" Kilgsr will speak on "The Man 7 to 9 p. m. to receive artlclea. choir will sing two anthem*. security board which had been fav follow a 6 o’clock supper at the its president, Mark Holmes. A H IGH G R A D E case. orable to Service on thd basis of 3f war. ( Dunlap to Air • H%-mh—"Glorious Things of Thee Who Ran from God” 7 p.'m . Tue.aday, Boy Sroiita. No evening .seiwlce this Sunday. AU MAKES OP Target of Bill Are Spoken ” ...... Haydn Our people will attend the annual Annie E. "Vinton achool. cordial iavitation is extended to In a copyrighted dispatch from the same evidence. Baruch. 81-year-old financier 7:00 p. m., MYF- members will 7 p. m. Wednesday, Merry-Weds Los Angeles, the paper also report tVashington, June 21—(44 The-never had enough cash to carry Poetlude—"Prelude in BMinor". attend the Dtstrlct MYF rally In Reformation Service at Center Continues Sermon Series ; alU • No Choice Fee Taker, and ex-advisor to Presidents, testl- ' Halloween party. Rev. Arthur A. Wallace will ron- SEWING ed that H. Turney Gratz, former Army says It la investigatinf^ $3,-' out its commitments, ...... Bach Putnam during the afternoon and 7 p. m. Cub Pack 2 Halloween Congregational church. PRINTING A State department announce Before Senate 000.000 worth of contracts with a These conclusions were chal- fied at an open hearing of the Dust Covered linue his sermon series "The Chal executive of the Reqonatruction Senate Preparedness aubcommlt-; • i.» »■ The Week evening. party. The W eek ment of the dismissal, which be Natchez, Mi.sa,, firm which a lenged by a company director, lenge of Christianity” at Bolton JOB AND COMMERCIAL Finance Corp., and John Costello, comes effective at the close of tee. Sundsy, 8:0ff. 9:15 and 11:00 7:00 p'. m , Epworth League Note.i: Sunday, Nov. 2. Hart Wednesday— MACHINES described as custodian of the Washington, July 2 tft A Sen House Armed Services aubcom- Grover Cleveland, i)))i Jackson, 7:30 p. m. Bible study and pray Center Church tomorrow. The State Guard Topics PRINTING business today, expressed no Pals Guilty In a-prepared statement, Baruch i .Aternlng services. meeting. Mias Virginia Ryan ford Ea.at Association meet.a at EXPERTLY REPAIRED building in Washington housing the ate investigations sub-committee mittee contends should be can- Miss. Unpaid Taxes will lead the discussion on the er hour. subject of hia sermon at the 11 a.m. agreement with the review board’s proposed today a tough new law to celled. "The Elvair CprporRUoil doas Joined forces with membera of I 8:15 Church school for all a g e s ,...... i„rthe Marlborough Congregational...... — _ ’n>e ,local Engineer, Company. Prompt and Efficient Printing Democratic National committee ’RWasifgBrreH tltrmigh -junior high ■*Book-of-Acta-,-—A social hour will-4 (-quirirh: -All-delegates xhmild plan .. 8:30 p. m.. Choir, rehearsal...... worship ,aerYlce.„FtU., )>4- ‘‘T*’.*., Cal- concliision.. U made clear that .the punish ' innutfhce * peddlCra ,"~thf)se ...•The' subi?6mmlltee, ■‘headed 'by h'a've production raci'utiea to pro- ■CoTtgres*’’ Who ‘ have been' iirlflfig'r lenge to Our Forefathers: Faith of Connecticut State Guard! wlilli’old . b't’ Alf Kinds headquarteni, ‘were hzaociwe’r 'or department had no choice in the Washington, June' 10-^/P ) greater air power, to match and ' Washington, Oct. 23—(J1—Intern follow at the home of James Me-1 to attend. Supper will he served at Friday— who hire them and their go-be Rep. Hebert-iD., La. I. reported to duce all contracts granted them 1x11:00 Church School for all, nur- Our Fathers." Church achool will a field training period tomorrow Nathan In a group dealing with matter In view of that conclusion. — A federal grand jury today odtatrip Soviet Riiaaia’a. al Revenue Commissioner John 8*ry through Fourth grade. Kay on Porter street. a nominal coat.. Monday. Nov. 3, 7:45 p. m. The Ruth Society, SINGER surplus materials. They were not tweens. the House yesterday that "hon<ôf and la currently producing cuah. B. Dunlap gets a chance today to (Isidies Aid) will meet at the be held at 9:30 a.m. at Nathan Hale Forest In Coven Service himself labeled the ac Chairman Hoey (D-NC). in a these contracts have been per ioned seat backs for halftrack ord Pot Shots at Truman 4:30 Pilgrim Fellowahip. The W eek Budget meeting of the church. try. The Guardsmen will leave the COMMUNITY PRESS named as partners in the particu indicted Chai'les E. Shaver on tell Congress the governmant’a home of Mrs. Arthur Green, 36 The United Methodist Church SEWING CERTER tion as "a shock, a surprise, an In Senate speech, offered a bijl entitl formed, except for a limited por nance vehicle at the rate of 7,000 Through a aeries of questions, - "6 :3 0 High School group. Tuesday - armory at 7 a. m. and are expected lar Surplus sale mentioned by the justice” and said that on the basis | side of two big tax cases which a I.,enox street. will hold the first service in its Cor. No. Main and No. School Post Dispatch. charges of accepting $3,100 ed "an act to safeguard the oper- tion of one of them” and It said per week and this la to be increas- Baruch took pot shots at Preai- • Monday, 7:30 5'outh Choir re- 9:00 a. m.. Mir.pah Group,, all- | to return in.the early afternoon. Streeta Telephone 5727 832 Main St.^ Tel. 888$ of his record there could be no Senator has charged are ’’gather Emanuel Liithemn Churrh . Saturday, Nov. 1 , centennial .celebration tomorrow at „ push.cases before-laiionii", gavernmen agencies the company, the. Elvair Corp.. ,e(j_ to. 20,000 in the next week," dent Truman, the. State JteparJt- ing dust'.! with rolUiona of doUBfa daV-mcetlrTg; - Carl E. Olaon, Paator 7:30 p. m. The Brotherhood .will 10:45 a.m. worship.. Rev. Charles Sgt. Kmest Linders will conduct ' I” ^MancKeslct" doubt o f'h is loyalty. He arid his government agencies while jtrom..__certain_ pernicious initu- I'r grtlO Boy- Scout Finanoe xommit- Brownle.s. a class In chain sa-w use and oper attorney, Charles E. Rhetts. were ment and others on diplomatic,, de unpaid.-^ 3:15 p. m., Philemon Anderaon. < rrieet at the church. The Rev. J. X. Hutchinson.'Jr, superintendent encea. fense and domestic issue*. te*. 6:4,■>-7:30 p m . .Ir. Choir. ations. Lt. Fred Femmia will 'in understood to be considering he tyas counsel for the Senate 'They Involve William Uas, •f 7:30 Girl Scouts of Troop 1 will Aaalatnnt lo the Paator Bernard Gates, chaplain of the of the Norwich district, will preach. It had the unanimous backing Without mentioning Truman by .Wheeling, W. Va., racetrack oMm- 7 00 p, m.. Boy Scouts. Stale prison at Wethersfield, will Church school sessions are held at struct in winch and truck opera Barkley Aide whether the case, which has now Small Business subcommit of hia, seven-man subcommittee ■bow pictures of thei'r trip in Stanley Group, la- Clarence W. Helaing, tions while U.. George Wilson and run the full course of government name Banu’h protested the White er, and Ardels H. Myers, a lUn- 8:00 p. m., speak. Public is invited to hear 9:30 a.m. tee. whose investigations, Hoey said, Reveals New Senators Told Rnrope. Organlat and Choirmaater Pvt. Joel Bartlett are In charge of JONES' T. P. HOLMIRAN House decision to delay or stretch sos City, Mo., businessman. Tuesday. 6:45 Pastor’s Confirma dle.s' parlor. thi* well known and outstanding Winding up an investigation uncovered proof of corrupt influ out the program for a 143-wlng Dunlap was called be(or» a Wednesday. 8:00 p. m.. Spirit- the water pump and generator 111 RFC Probe tion Ctaas Twentieth Simday After Trinity, speaker. Refreshments will be Manchester E v e n i n g HeraM Visit Jones Furnl- FUNERAL HOME which started last February, the ence peddling but found the law lir force. House Ways and Means subcom W^l^lH'day, 3:30 Bov’s Choir re-' ual Life meeting, cylth Mr. Edgar served. , class. Lt. Joseph Mrfjnaiio and grand jury also indicated three too weak to penalize all those in U* S. Paid Bill Oct. 26. Bbiton correspoadent. Mra. Joaeph Cpl. A. Gagnon teach methods of tore and Floor Cov Ideally located—convenient and Gifts to Hub And he opposed bringing west mittee inveetlgating charges-.-of ___- leading the discussion. 9:00 Divine Worship; Churrh associates of Shaver. They were volved. ern Germany Into the North A t corruption among some of the die- hMi-aal Thiiraday - » D’ltalla, telephone 5545. torch cutting! ering Store for away frnm the busy thoroagh- Secretary, Senate Em Graud Jury -T-.SO Senior Choir rehearsal. School in the pari.sh building. Church of Ihe^Naaarene accused of aiding the allegedly Hoey said he does not expect lantic Treaty organization unit. trtet revenue collectors. Rep, King 10 00-11:00 a. m.. Prayer Group Coffee and doughnuts will be Large Assortment fnre. Distinctive Service. Mod unlawful deals. action on the bill this session, To Tax Debtor Thursday. 8;00 Fellowshifi meet 10:45, Divine Worship; nursery 466 Main street served during the sessions that are ploye Face . Quiz on Tax Collector ------T"*— ing st'ith reteption, for new- mem meeting. of Fine Floor Cov ern Facilities. Shaver was charged, on 11 which Congress is hurrying to end 1:30 p. m.. Prayer Group meet in the parish building. James R. Bell, Pastor In charge of Lt. Magnano. counts in three indictments, with before the national political con- ber*. ( ' . Prelude; "Have Merry Upon Me. Girl Scout Week ering. Can Ca for Aifi fiw Loan Seekers Washington. June 3 - -OB- - Sen. ing. Recent transfers from the de To Sift Tax violating a federal law which pro- j ventions thla month. He said he in Washington', ,Oct. 18 — (J) — A Friday. 3;.30 Girl's Choir rehear O G o d " ...... Barh Sundsy. Oct. 26th ' E*tlmate. Williams )R,, Del.), told the Sen 3 15 p. m . Intermediate Girl activated guard units to the Engi T. P. HOLLORAN hibits any government employe | iroduceff the measure so membera Massachusetts aUprney said today U. S. Change of Mind Cost X sal. Anthem; (second service) "Faith 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Starts Tomorrow neer Company include Sgt. First Funeral Director Washington, Oct. 23 - (Jt-,- Sen. ate today a man collected nearly Saturday 9.30 Chenih Chou re Scout.«. FURNITURE STORE from accepting compensation to could study it before next session, former Boston tax collector Denis ; half a million dollars Jrom the j 7:30 p m Sanctuary open for of Our Fathers" . . . Henry adult Bible classes. . Class Walter Von Hone, assigned ate investigators made plans today represent outside parties before when he will press for passage. hearsal. ‘ Dan Backer, Prop. Fraud Data W. Delaney received $!^,OQ0 for two ; Rovernmenl through “ devious ' quiet prayer in the evening. Solo: (first service) "O laird on 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. to the position of company drafts- 56 Oak St., Manchester, Conn. C. S. McHALE, Jp. government agencies In any mat Under the bill, all involved In i Citizens over One millioH s* _____ Sermon by the pastor. riirl to question Vice President Bark methods", while he (Aved three- I Friday,' 7:30 p. m.. Choir High" ...... Mor.arl a rli-i 1 »'4ved as operations ser- Phone 2-1041 Licensed Emhalmer ter In which the government is In- -any Influence deal would face pen-1 trips to Washington where he 10:15 a.'m. Junior Church in the ley’s secretary and a Senate com- i quarters of a million In Income Communit.c Bapliat 4 hiirch hear.«al. , Offertory: "Adagio". ,Bach-Vivaldt | ^ for the Second Battalion. 175 Onter St. Phone 8060 terested. allies up to two years in pri.son made "a few social Introductions Sermon: "The Living Word in a lower a.idilorium, .Sfûta in the UDl ed States ‘ n the ^ transfers include Pvt, Rich- ' mittee employe about the em Washington, Dec. 15— (JP) I taxes and penalties. Hartford, Aug. 2 -^/P)—A federal f CideU five months later to re- i m F_ Center Street. ploye’* statement they interceded Shaver (aces a total of possible and $5,000 fine plus civil penalties at the White House. judge agreed yesterday that Ro-, acquire by condemnation. ’ 3 * Responsible Church" 1 6:30 p.m. The Young People's celeVation of G‘ rl Scout tAêk 1 ^ g ^ FC (Carles, — It now is up to;a federal He named the man as Jack Guest 511nlster Ke\. ( la.Mon F. in behalf of government loan ap maximum penalty of 28 years in three times the value of the pro Attorney James Donovan of bert Hlrtch is entitled to a $1,005, TTie $3,100,000 award includes ziiin r,x angelical I,utheran ITiurch Pastor Olson sei-vic«A which'tiegins tomorrow. Honoring J. Gregory. Pvt. "William J. Lud Lawrenre,__Mass., told a House In ' Udell and said he lives variously Smith, ' plicants. grand jury to siH fact from '.prison and $110,000 in fines, or perty or service Involved. \ in New York City. Frankford, 000 profit on an airplane plant $85,000 made as a down payment (>M>pef and High Sstreet*. 12:30 Latvian Service, Rev. N. j 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service. the memorymory of Juliette Low, found wig has been ômoted to cor TREE PRUNING It would invite informers to tip vestigating committee that De -5S "We are going to ta’lk to both fiction in the amazing aiid ' ** convicted. However, maxi I about which the United States by Hlrsch, a Bridgeport rericMt, The Week er of Girl R outing, the aeven serv BILL'S TIRE laney also received $1,500 in free Del., and Miami Beach, kHa. ReformiU)on Surday. Ortnber '26 Ile\. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor. Orols preaching. poral. of them, as soon as It can be ar conflicting stories studding a I oemence. are rarely^ Impos- off influence deals, and post re^ ’ The Williams speech wa* the lat Government changed its mind. and hie associates when they first 7:30 p.m. Reformation Service at ' Monday. 7:45 p.m. The Men's, ice days of 'tjlrl Scout Week fea AND rent for a beach cottage shortly 9:45 a m Nur.tery ' s.iid pre Mis* Marion .\. Erdln. Organist. The local outfit has Engaged ranged," said Francis D. Flana- wards equal to 10 per cent of the est in a scries of verbal blasts by District Judge J. Joseph Smith agreed to buy the property on Nov. Fellowship will meet in the Parish ture program k^tlVitlea and special demolition and bonqb disposal spe House "investigation of feder- Others indicted along, with Shav after acting in a tax matter. achool children at the p-irsonajte Center Church, sponsored bv Coun M i REMOVAL •>t ■gan.gan chief cmet counsel tolo theme Senate'soenaie » , scandals amount collected in the triple the Delaware Senator levelled at ruled that the government must 1. 1950. house. days devoted to favorite Girl Scout cialist. Sgt. Wilsorv F. Kates, an damage penalty. ' Delaney was fired -as collector 10.60 Morning . Wurship arul.. OcV>ber 26, the 20th Sunday cil of Churches. Speaker, Rev. O, REPAIR SHOP' Permanent Investigations subcom -i“ ‘ bLamutis. er were Leonard H. Ckioper of Mi the scandahstalned Internal Re pay $3,100,000 for the plant- which The plant, Im-ated in Stratlorjl. Karl Olander oLWWceater.' Wednesday. 7:45 p.m. The open actlvjtiea \ ^— eight year .veteran from Newing Hsvo your trees pruned and was today as ami, Jerome H. Weinkle, Miami , Hoey and other subcommittee earlier this year and is under in CJturch School , | after Trinity William H. Green, Prop. mittee. ! T*''” « '“ * apparent venue Bureau. it first sold (or $2,010,000 and de- formerly housed the Chance- 0 a m . Simday School. (Note: Thf Week , ing service of the Carey Evangelisr . The week begins lomorroAV with ton, recently enlisted. removed by llcens^ and in- sub- members of a House Ways and attorney, and Raymond W. Lopat- members repeatedly have criticiz dictment by a grand jury on Prelude "VoleDary' Kriher tic Campaign. Rev. A. B. Carey of Girl Scout Sunday, Nyhen troop Senator Hoey (D-NC) the Hired Nuhali Hymn "Glonou.x Thin):* of Thee Free biia tranaportation .aervire for Monday. 7:0(). Explorer Scout.* aared tree surgeona. committee chairman, ordered a ’; Means subcommittee—wearied by ika, Chicago attorney. ed present law. They say it pro charges of receiving $12,500 in con Beacon. -N. Y.. will apeak each membera and leaders UL^tifilform Columbio lieyelcs nection with tax cases. Udell has' figured previously in ihiidreti whose parcnl.s cannot 7 30. Beethoven Glee Club preliminary Inquiry yesterday a t, . hearings highlighted by Each of the three was accused vides prison penalties for a gov- the Internal Revenue fuss. are Spoken night except Saturday, Oct 29 attend. their own places of wor of aidihg Shaver in-some of the Donovan was the first witness bring or send them. Or live at a 8 00. r. Clef Club U. S. ond Goodycor Tires the request of Senator Sparkman' everyth^g from mink coats to ertirn'ent official who takes a bribe Williams earlier had named 'I V * yer of Invotation through Nov. 9. ship. Manchester Scouts aio re at today’s hearings on allegations Cgtildren * Sermon "What la The dis',ance For information, kindly .Tuesday, 6:30. BoysScouta. CARTER TREE Repairs Service (D-AIai! Who heads the Senate hal^mml^-dollar ’’shakedowns’- - Udell as one who employed Joseph Name Pro-Truman Unit 8:00. Dorcas fashion show. quested to meet in the vestry W^th Small Business CoSimittee, i "P ’"’“ P of lax irregularities in the office Church?" rail 2-0408, of the Boston Collector of Internal R. Nunan, fprmer Internal Reven Hymn "God of the F.arth the Sky. 0:30 a m. Adult Bible Cla,*.* 8:00. ChutTh school teachers. The Salvallnn Army the laaders who attend thri^ Accessories Sparkman’s ■ request dealt with ^ . ue Comrijiisslpner, to help him 10 a., ni, Diviiic_worship; Text: church and sit together ^ring the EXPER T CO. Charlea D. Shaver, coun.il th-thi i, ^ revenue. 't^the ■'Se.a.'h •. - Wedne-sday:, _3 ;L5-. Brownies 661 Main Street, .i; I ..--, 180 Spruce. Street . Scheduled for hearings later in flght-.^goi’ecnment . tax claims .Matth 21:33-46, Theme: Three. service."?^ - —. . ~T>BONE'7Sa5 “ small business -unit. .Shaver h ad, "P where the committee against him. In^ JVlisg. -TobSelling .irip tiira l Reading .lohn 15:1-15 7:30, Kmsnitel Choir. Capt. and Mra. Norman Mariihall Phone .2-06S9 GGG Paid 10c a Bushel the day were fqur internal revenue ’'Tti# Paitoral Priiyer, Searrhlng Thoughts: "W h a t More 8:00. Bible -Hour. The . other service days of Girl declared he and Barkley’s “ecre- ^ ^ ' 3cout:Waek.iwL’ ltom»malrtii«.4Mat. Urj, Mrt Fla: Brttton., i sweats.'whe.'rt.fuaed'to''aiiewer.-'S -'Offertory,-- ’iRieiw;’IW--f>«rilO-"¥.-r:;i'.f2onld''l .Has’e 'Rone?-’ -J3od-ie*»ects. - Thursday:: - 6 ;30. Girt Scouta. ; •Oct--26-:^'Tyaehri*lIH4?Oft«ri• • day , a, personal financial ac cessful in ' having his $792,094 tax Sapala subcoiamittee .reportcai, to- .HlghtA.JiCltoL.'/ Eermcin. "On Ilseiiine-LiJa's- Sigiu-' ‘a Stlirnhlihg -MucH of -a-PotocT- ‘" 'Saturday; 9:00. Jtinior .O p t r ., health and aafety day,. VPsiinea- Go^ration iBFCt for-two iwmi*ent to fte Ji^ce.^topai^ j o i j^ G r a ll ^.[ense pigeonholed in the.filei of the - 9;30'Sunday‘sthool. . sÛcanta in 1950. Shaver’s state- week- ” e did w Abraham -counting, : - day.it had found a!'’.’idciouk-:^b-‘ The: : ; ' -■ ficsnl Remindrra' ...... Rev - stone to'-voii’’ .... 10:00. Senior Conftrmafioii'. 10:54) Holiness meeting. day; International frieifdahtp day, • Air CbnclIHening"^'"'" Department of'Justice." sell racket” Involving federal subcommittee headed by Senalpr Thursday, arts and crafta day, ment to newsmen was prompted Teiteltaum Chtcô attorney ■ V Ponovan,- who’' said he had- Clarion Sm.lh ' 1 Ham. Divine woiship in the 10:15. Junior Mi.s.sinhary Society. Sermon . -."The Second Blessing" Washington, May 7 —( 1 1 The. when it could have .been "m ore known Delaney probably 30 years! ' . government posltionsi In Missis Hoey . (D-NC) .spoke of a stnill Portlude. ' ('redo" ...... Hayilen I German language with celebration 7:.30. Dither t,eague Halloween Vo/ai Solo ” He Bought My Soul 1 Friday; 'and ouf-of-doora day. by published reports. 1 n»n?ed Bert N ^ e r and Frank sippi. • Plumbing and Hrating Shaver said he had done nothing Nathan, two « eng^ General Accounting Office (GAO) ; *d^tageoualy acquired ” later said the Raytheon company In 1946 ! group as having "corruptly extort q-),^ Week Holy i'ommilnlon - party- at Calvary!" Stuart Hamblen Saturday 'The' report to the House was pre paid him $2,000 as a legal fee for i ‘’.'If'*** It attributed the .-"deplorable ed ^ lltical cofttributions'-^ from l:3 o 'p m Lutheran Hour over wrong and was making no apolo-, neer* of a purported. $500,m reported to Congress today that 7:30 Monday, demonstration’pro- ^ soloist..Pavld Addy ^ * ■ ' shakedown attempt on the claim pared by W. L. Ellis, chief of in hegotiatlng With the government ^ eituatlon" ,'^to the ^ action of the persons seeking., postal Jobe, but rWO.N’ S, Hartford., • Gun«r Work f„r . hi.iiHino. Jncome tax. return, was dropped in gram at the'parsonage. -T ' 2:00 Silver Lane Sunday School. they could ’’fix" hia tax troubles. the Commodity Credit Corporation vestigations (or the GAO. lor a federal buildmg. Democratic National committee said the practice has ended. . "It ■3 30 p m Joint Reformation , Christian S«-lenre Society 2:00 Hospital Visitation. ‘ Donovan said he gave Delaney 1948 a tew weeks after Udrtl hired which, the group,,declared, '"saw said- there -is. no, evidchc* the .na 7:30 'Tue.sday. important church Slate Novel Acts ; ^ t h Nathan and Naster de (CXX!) paid one firm about | 10 The Senate :AgrieuUure commit Nunan. i festival service of -Connerticiit Masonle Temple 6:45 Open Air Ev Evangelistic 36 Months To Pay cents a bushe) more than neces $1,000 of it for coming down to fit to invoke political reprisala" tional committee got anF 'of Oils , , nseetlrg nounced Teitelbaum's story as tee is Investigating the rase. Sen Udell, reached at Miami, told a .Lutheran Churchea at Bristol High meeting. "lies;'’ and Nathan charged he sary (or four to aix million bushels Aitken iR-Vt), a committee m em -! Washington with him "to tell peo-p oh Missisalppi Democrats who money. . . School Sunday Service. Oct. 26. 11:00 7:30 Salvation Meeting: For Club Bazaar ple who an.d„what I was" and to reporter ” I don’t know, in The Bubcommittee submitted a Dependable Qoalltj e- Serrice! was the victim^ of a ’ ’frame-up.’* of wheat—grain the dealer didn’t her, told newsmen he believed the It 45 p- m TV "This is the ' a ,m. Sermon -’’Guilty -or Not Guilty" - YinMiit f, Mareln. - Attorney General McGrath has even have on hand. report dealt with "m pney of the make "a few social Introductions." lumming upH k Life. ’ over 'WNHC, Ngw Haven. j Sunday-Sthfuil, 11:00 a.m. Vocal Duet. Fred Clough. Mrs. This 1949 transsetion with Car I^ter in the same year, Donot ms, w(ilw Those attending St. Bridget'a 3Q7 NO. MAIN ST. ordered the story- with all Its con- taxpayers that is lost and gone fpr- an«l at 9 30 p. m, over WJC-TV. I Wednesday meeting. 8:00 p.m. Captain Norman Marshall (licUH-sent to a District of Colum gill. Inc.! Minneapolis grain deal ever, just like eome of Uie other van said Delaney again came * Cornerslona Club harvest bazaar RADIO BAHERIES CTiannel ,7, - I ' Reading room hours: , The Week William H. SehieHiia Tel, 4848 bia grand jury to decide whether ers. "dissipated" between half a losseZ we have been examining in Waîngton with him ’ *•' i The Week I Tuesdays snd Fridavs, 12:00- tonight at the State Armory are 185 Spruce Street Tel. 8690 ALL MAKES Monday^— ’ prosecutions'(or perjury are war million and one million dollars,, the our hearings." same thing" in connei ■DieMlAy-:- 1 4 :0O pjn, 7:30 Friendship Circle. promised top ' entertainment. We Pay ranted. report said. He referred to the committee's licenee application At 8 o'clock, Manchester’s St. 7 45 p. m. Laj’men’s Club' meet Wednesdays, 7:00-7:.55 p.m 7 :30 United Holiness Meeting in "Soroeone I* Lytog , * .- Cheaper Laler Inquiry into the grain purchase tion WLAW ol pArthur Drug Stores ing. I The public is cordially Invited to Hartford. Patricif’a Irish Band will parade The committee called a h'alt to It accused the COC of unneces and storage program. He said he Thursday I attend our services and use our T5iesday— _ " ' . , from the Center to the Armory HIGHEST its inquiry laat night after IkUori sarily purchasing the Wheat a t' "It keems recently that every- the etat 1 >4 and 7-8 p. m. Registration reading room. , c , 7:00 Songster rehearsal. Band and putr-on a short program in ing (or three weeks to p e n e t^ e prevailing high cash market prices where a Congressional committee Dele I for Holy Communion on, Nov. 2. "Probation After Death”' will'te rehearsal. front of the Armory. The Helyn .•Saturday- ’l' the subject of the Les.son-Sermon Wednesday-;:- v Flanagan School of the Dance it i 9:15 a. m. "MomenU u f Cbm’- for Sunday. October 26. 1952. Tlie 2:00 Home I.«ague meeting. providing some of Us top enter PRICES BOO SETS OF fort" liver WONS. Golden Text is from I Corinthian* 6:30 Corps Qidet Bible classes. tainers in novel-acts, including an Saturday— ^ 15:56.57. "The^stlng of death-is 7^30 Special Soldiers meeting. unusual roller skate tap routine by For JEAT COVERS 10 a. m.’ Confirmation Inslruc- Sin; an.d the strength of sin is the Thursday— Carlene Cameron, and euch stars l.tion. law. Bui thanks be-to Gbd. which 7:30 Evangelistic open air senr- as the Rhythm Debs,. Pat Cody, Rags, Scrap Mifal and giveth us the victory through our l<;e, ... ■ Patty Little. Mariette Gagnon. Lord Jesus Christ." Friday-- Fern Dion, Marilyn • ’Webster, oHm sdhfogeoble mo* .Ruckingham roncrrgalinnal Selections from the Bible Include Claudette Mic|iaud. Patty Cullen. $12 95 Aiul Up 7:00 Halloween party for Sun t o r i ^ TIME f'hurrh the following; “The Ixiid Is niy day School. . Suzanne Schultz, Susan Muraj^’ski, irs OraXALLED FREE Rev. Philip M. Rose, Minister strength and song., and ia become and Lois and Bobby Fournier who e my salvation. I shall not die, but art famous for their "Bowery" Can or Write Sunday. Oct. 26-- live, andneciare the works of the St. John’s Folluli National acL Also included on the program CA M PBELL i t0;(W a. m- Clmrch- School. Lord." (Ps. 118:14.17)1 Cstkollc Onirrh are Mancheater's own favorite*, IpOO MoThing worship, third jn Correlative . passagfls from the S8-tiolway Street • the Cormtar slater*. and*'lhe unl-i OSTRINSKY JOHNSON PRINT CO/ AUTO SUPPLY ^ the .ceries of sermons on the Christian Science textbook,, cjTltst, Myrtle Dunedin. « — * « » » «- a r .— TEL. 5187 Reformation. Subject: "♦he "Science and Health w’lth Key to Sunday,! Oct. 26. The public I* cordially invited to Deaton In Wnato Mnteriato 699 MAIN STREET- - MANCHESTER I Prot'eatant's Conscience as a Na th,e Scripturea;’’ by Mary ,Baker 8:3b a.m., Maaa. ) I attend theliarvast bayaar, admia- tional Indltpcnsable - A sset" Eddy, includt the followiÎ (p. 10:30 a m.. High Mm s . • I aidn to which la free. . y ,‘-,i.... 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PA G E S E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CJONN- SATURDAY, OCTOBER afc. 1952 HAKCHESTEB'EVENING HERAU), MANCHKITEE, (XWfflw^TUBDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1952 .r.4-«r •.•.«T|“;iT miamm ------g . . - - . . ------■ ...... ■ I ' _ I ! U . . I I I . - i . . A J ' ' 1- PAGB9IX Coventryt.--- that creates no stir at alL Bhit it K. Bourn U elected to the General ton MaKSs Plelt A dlai^CaU s feat, and concerned with the na does, perhaps, create policy, AaaemMy aa our local repreaen- Mfinctwster May Pe Site W h o le s a le 0 U m ri| p a U r ture of the line to which the party against the tto e when the ir- tative that ahe will do her beat, J. MORRISON would fall back If it lost the bat 6 and look after the welfare.of this c. Appear Here Area Art Students to Show rwponsiblUUes of ie campaign The town that will be a credit to this . Of State CD Supply Depot UN L e g a c y A|Enntitt9 tle of 1W3. Itself have faded away and re- community. Anthony Gryk la a. MINT AND WAUSAT** CO K id n a p e r s T o d a y f o r What he has been trying to ^ g jfrggSrgg S ? »a sponslbUity descends"^ upon one or Communications for -publlcationa in., tha Open Forum will not local ■ attorney who haa recently Wares at Exhibit Tonight be guaranteed publication If they contain more than 300 words. SU Center Street, BInnehester, C«nn. Phone 3-B11S Medical Equipment to [Prominent GOP Figure 19 BtiMll 8li Ml create, by his poUUcal tacUcs the other of the candidates. When returned from overseas duty with / F r o m F D R Mmacbert^ O y n^ ^ within the party llaelf, la a unity that time comes, there Vrill really The Herald reserves the right to decUqe to publish any matter the Air Force. He ig a young man May Represent Party Negro. Vote that may.be libelous or wMch is in Uste. FYee expression well qualified to represent Man- Be Used in Event of D is a p p e a r Coventry, Oct. 25—(Special)—AYinUrested in attending are re SEjSS £ f e g Sv and sharing of responsibility for be no danger, from either aide, Obituary ■» ----- (Continned F ro « Pngn OiM) ■er.H TOWMMV*. - of political viaws is desired by contributions of this character (êster. NEW 1951 art! 1»HWMJJ*reHl Attack, Official Says At Rally on Tuetday varied array of artistic talent will quested to come in costume. the poeriblUty of defeat, to britig that Anierica will haul "'down the ' but lettefg wIUih arc defaiRatitfy' Or' aboii'Va will be rejected; (Ceetlwwea frens Rniw On*) Be displayed tonight when more ...... List Volunteer Wortcers rsundtd Oetobir 1. 1 1 Now,' If Tm ay be allowed to ex (Ooattaned fniia Paga Om ) * sit oppoaition elements into the cam flag of its participation in collec press myself on behalf of Mr. John John Mather, Lupton of Weeitlii. than 20 students of Walter D. Van Volunteer '.mothers who will, as main' target days ogo’oad ouk ______Bscwt NOW available Newly-zppolnted CD Director, Elsenhower made in his Detroit to sell the voters bn bis vl*wn. Fobl*— 4 . paign enough so that party de-. tive security action against ag Why Si^poit Democratot ^law does not curb labor at all, but LaBelle, the state sehatiorla] nom Deaths ere, 20,0, of White County, Tenn., well-known Republican, may te- Arsdal'e, nationally known portrait sist with the preparation and serv .r S l!p ^ t« t« r . Coon.. inee from the Eourth District. Mr. Edward W. Krasenlcs last night present hla pkrty at the Meet t ^ speech. ing of the school hot lunch*menus Ths DeiOacrajllc ' prasldvitlal feat does not become an auto gression. To the Eklltor; rather It protects-labor from un Store H o u rs? 8:00 A. M. thru 9:00 P. M. Mon. thru 8*1. to Atlanta yesterday. He said, one painter hnd illustrator, will have nominee let down th i bon W*de> a * n Unll Matter. LaBeile's record ia a most notable .said the town would make a dcfl-; Erneot Johnson of the bandits got out about 20 Candidates rally at the Verplanck The Other-;;. their work placed on exhibition. at the George Hersey Kobertsqp matic mandate for the extremist On June 6. 1944, I flew. In sup just and unfair treatment from hlte efforts to qualify aa a location 1. HU administration would un nesday night in Clevaland, whon,- subscription rates port of our troops as they hit the one. During the last session in the Ernest Johnson, 72. died at the miles from Atlanta and the other School Tuesday night. Has Ancient Farmhouse School follow; Monday. Mr^. Emerr kind of appeal and policy these those union bosses and corrupt lor one of the state's medical Sup-. William S. Davia. chairman of dertake os lU very first Utk s re aid Green; Tuesday, Mrs. Robert he accused Eisenhower of condoB-* '» Ptjrablt In Adnanea beaches in Normandy. Then, our politicisma who would not see the State House of Repreaetatives, Windham Private Hoapital, Wind two at different places in the city. The exhibition, featuring paint iTaar ...... '.* ?'5 Mr.. LaBelle'a ability, was recog ply and Asslgnmznt Depots, a the Republican Town committee, view and re-*xamlnaUon of "every ings by residents of several coun-1 h . Wilcox and Mrs. Ernest J. ing a "sly and ugly campaign.” Hn. . elements favor, . ^ leader was General Dwight-Ik-Ei ham Center, yerterday after a loiqji A federal warrant charglnjg kid- Hfffitiu ...... worker benefit, but inaki tabor store of medical equlpment ta be soidj this-morning- - thM; he -- hod coupa* ot aetton open to us - with towns. WmitfiMltrc and M ay ] Starkel: Wedhesday; Mrs. Herbert hox haimmered ■on-Uie tliMB* If Eisenhower wins, he la confi nized m his being ^pointed ilineiit^'' ; - ’ ^.AAaaaaOOO*****^*** ** f senhower. Now. I consider this i members slevee to theAwelvea whe ~iised in the event of enemy at nsiping and-trana|wtlhg-ia stolen TRft“oiw“goarrn"VteWT-T(rhTtngnhe -----" Moves Into Bay B tp f 2 Connecticut man again to be my leader. | with their soclalUt and Communist minority leader. His record as town . Born in Sweden, he came to this car across a state line was issued ^ ^ n trying to" oBloIh ipellfcere Chester, will be held"st"8 P^m. * t | w . Love; Thursday. Mrs. Dwight dent of his s ^ t y to handle these counsel. oX this town speaks for tack. _ . through Republican headquarters Korean war jlo an e«^y snd hongr- Van .Arsdale's 2()0-ye*r-old farm -j Gordon. No school Friday. At It was expected to be a promw Until the., nomination:as Repub-.t fri^mds. -Mlow traveleia '«nd-«yn»- . Dr. HaroW R. Barrett, a state country 47 3T«at« ago, and for- 40 last night against James Francis heht part of hi* aflbech»innWnR^ eleinenti—to BiA^ them, in Ilcan candidate. General Elsen-1 pathizera, woulid sell out - all our Itaelf. v>|||, 29, of Framingham, Mess.; in Hartford and that he hoped’ to able end. ■ " ' "" “ ‘ house on Ripley Hill. Slale,ôule Center Scliool, will be Monday, m iB S K o r __ CD officer who has been an ad years was a farmer In 'Vernon. get confirmation today on whether 2. His admlnlatration ".will al 31. South Coventry. Apprqxlmately Herbert E. Rose; Tuesday. barrage as he moves from N*w ..k fact. And that, as we shall discuss ^ Yahkee~^ hower was acknowledged by aU a s ; cherished American liberties and We, all can do 'juatice to our For the past seven years he had Charles Edwards Hopkins, 19, of THE ASaOCIATED F B B 8 selves as well as our town to Vote visory member of the local de- Lupton Would be present. ways reject appeasement." 100 persons are expected to attend i Leon Labrie: Wednesday, York state into MsssachuoatU ov«r in a later piece, ia a valid ex B y A. H. Oa a great general and sUtesman. ■ freedoms in their thirst for power. mode hie home with his nephew, Jacksonville, Fla., and Virgil Le- pretty much the same troll BtablH*' tlkd to tiw !!•• 0^ rtpwfellCRUoo of Bourn, Gryk and LaBelle intq, of feni^ organization, said that in his So far, the Republicans ara aa- 3. It would "constantly confer the special showing which w ill.aw , and Mr.s, James B m dl«Mt£o crtaitod to tt or pectation. But there la only one Now he is exposed to 'th e most; -An examination of the record oplrilon the first town in the area Milton C .. Hansen of 45 Strong May.’ lS, of Nashville, Tenn. Hill hower followed earlier tht* Wbojt. ruthless personal Attack, by a man will quickly show an unbiased mind fice on November 4. and Hopkins were released from sured of being represented, at the with oosoclated free nations of include a first painting by De^Tiard; Thursday, Mrs. Richard f4 t othorirUM orodttod way to dent the power they would It certainly is nice to know tte t, "to come up with a depot will get street. . rally only by State Representative Sarah J. Rawson of Mansfield De- New York and Massachuaetta ora- 1 »»«aa tbo locol B«Wt pubUth^ who two years ago called him back | that is seeking out the real truth Youra truly, the state prison at Rslford, Fla,, Asia and with cooperating mem Palmer. have in defeat, and that Is to however Connecticut goM, or how Francis J . Happenny. the supplies, aa it stands now." Besides Mr. Hansen he leaves Sherwood G. Bowers, who is run poL The 82-year-old outstanding two of life key states which h o % .' from civilian life to do m Job th a t! that the majority and the bent of in Auguat and April, reapectively, bers of the United Nations.'’ Hot t.unrh Menu parties hope to awing. New Toif!' •IciSm hareln ari. alio raaafnao. ever the nation goes, Connecticut H is' statement was made at a several other nephews and nieces. ning for re-election. Rav 8. War- BL'enhower did not mention the local amateur Artist only recently bring them into the picture now, only be. Eleenbower, was capable labor and social reform legislation The funeral will be held Monday after serving terms for armed rob The menus at the two schools has 45 electoral votes and Massa>^ N. B. A. Sar*- is assured of a steel mill. Fnvors LeBcUe ORANGE HALL • meeting of nter street, with burial in the night but. will try-to find, time to studio at hi* homo lor the past lo In Masaachnsettn he will stop Tarit Chicago, Detroit and Jforton. employs Nazi tactics to gain his dcial to everyone In the country as voters particularly in every State lieves her son was forced cine. If they were not , allowed to by General Eisenhower.) is some "Manchester has a good chance, ’ al. Firemen Recalled Wesley C. Gryk. chairman of the tion magazines. H ruS^nU Md other didn't quite believe it. That was have aimed all of their legislative the House of R êaentatives be he said, "of getting one of the Democratic Town committee, said nouncement by declaring the Area Students’ Work cream. No achool Friday. Last night in Troy, N. Y„ Stovr. (■i Tha Maneheater Eranlrg Heralct use it in this campaign, they thing seldom found, especially in hypocracy. The record wlll also partly due to our inherent skepti come obscured. Those on the ticket depots." that Tom Dodd, candidate for Con Korean war was "a measure a On exhibition tonight will be a enson tbdk time out In hla attoclee^ would claim, after a defeat, that cism. We know that such akepti- these trying days. U is something show that Roosevelt and Truman of the successful presidential can For Forest Blaasc damning measure— ot the quality series of oil paintings pastels, Manchester Evening, H e r a I d on the Republicans to take a bncK’ ., Diaplar adrarMalBg cloning houm: that la not found’’wavering, such Storage Needed gress from the First District, John par lt«atap-l p. “■ it had been the sure cure. Now it clam ia unworthy of us and un both aided with powerful union didate are carried in with the tide; It appears, so far. that the only D. I-aBelle, candidate for state of leadership we have been given." water colors, pencil sketches, l»u9' p b V e n t r. y correspondent Mrs. handed s’.^ 'at a member of h ^ 1 as our present administration; it bosses in an open attempt to buy Over 350 See Vtar TiMOdir P- Bi. Monoty*. Is being used, and no one can real worthy of the politicians whose those of the losing party out with requirement is that the town pro (CoBttBued Prom Page One) senator from the Fourth District, He acoffed at "those who fool scapes, still lifes and similar Chnries L. U ttle, telephone Cov own party—^Sen. Pat McCmroil T» 1 9- “icT?fl22n words bring it to the surface in us, is something that is not changed votes by union endorsement in re and Mrs. Katherine D. Bourn and ishly pretend that ours Is not a efforts, all produced by the atu- entry 1-6231...... , Nevada. — - - TIlUinday 1 p. »t Wglneaday. ly tell whether It Is operating as by one rnaii'i Ideas, or under pres turn for leglalatlon favorable not' vide a suitable storage place where n r P rld ay -l p. aa- T h u ^ a y , and we're Sorry we started out on Getting closer to home. It's the sunpliea ean he kept under men undir direction of Fire Chief Attorney AnthtMiy J. Gryk. candi nation * t war.’" Ths 20,000 Ameri Mr SAtbroiy^l P. n* Frldfty. . a cure or as a poison. To Elsen the steel mill issue in 1952 so un sure by one particular group of to the workers, but to the union furthermore tough to forsee In Rotary Show can dead testified otherwise, he Light refrealimcnta will he CUaalSed deacUne: lOllO t " ^ * * * * what Dr. Barrett described as George Enes, who Immediately dates for state representative, will hower, we imagine, it tastes aw worthily. We're so sorry we're do men. It Is ridiculous to assumaF:' bosses in their coalition to aell the immediate future that Connec speak on issues in the campaign. sold. served in the "woodshed studio," day of pabllcatlon aaeept Saturday— that General E5aenh6wer caq labor down the river in the at "nominal lock and key.” summoned through the Hartford ______ful. But no one will be able to ing public penance. And the moat ticut's House of Representatives A crowd of over 350 witnessed Davis said he had been contact where also on display will be some r j L » . change his lifelong ways of thinks tempted passage of-the war man- Krasenlcs said he would act im County Mutual Aid System, equip claim. In the event of party defeat humiliating thing we can do in will be anything but a Republican mediately to find a location and the opening performance of the ment and men from Manchester, ed by the sponsors of the rally, the of Van Arsdale'a paintings. Sgtarday, October 35 public is pretend that we're glad ing overnight — but that is ex powar draft bill by Rooaevelf and House, Two representatives come Manchester Rotary (fiub's third At Columbia Church that it was the miracle drug actly the bill of goods being sold a ■bill proposed by Truman to draft ■ contact state officials. Poquonock, Bnfleld. and the State Manchester Federation of Demor Church’s Supper Connecticut ia going to have a from nearly every town, be It Dr. Barrett Is.director of the annual minstrel show lost night at Forestry Commission from Cobalt. cratic Women, too late to allow 'Rev. Truman O. Ireland, mlnls- I which was not tried. steel mill. There are instances the American public today by the into the army any worker striking 8:30 at the Waddell School, and' Hartford or Lebanan, and the Special Services Branch. Health The firemen »ised every trick in him to ma'ke arrangements for the PrrkV«>B S lirrp ssfu l t«»- •*'* Congregatlona I The Issues: The G.O.P. These considerations which have when •we are against progress.: , very man who cried "Red Her in a plant or industry that had been small towns outweigh the large in gave a big hand to the many the book to subdue the blaze which r r o v e s OULA V.8B1W S south Coventry, will ring, who sent to . Mexico as taken over by the government, but Service Division. (Connecticut Of appearance 'at the ' meeting Of driven General Elsenhower to But to g ft back to how we know. number if not In population. fice of Civil Defense. novelty acts and the quips of the burned all arouiid the home, and other Republican candidates. ______' deliver the sermon tomorrow eve- Why should the fate of one The firs t, assurance left us, as ambassador a man whose reputa were thwarted in their attempts such distasteful procedures are The State Senate acts aa a bal The possibility that Manchester end men, members of the club. The outbuildings of Mrs. Anna Kllmw Lupton. a new-comer to politics, The pariah supper of the Second ; nlng at the Columbia C^^^ Scalar poUUcal party erer be we say„'||partUan Interest In A' presi- ington, then cancelled the whple one from each of thirty-six Sena Dr. Barrett. If the equipment can which went to William Purtell and termed an outstanding success. fear. l>efore’he himself was nomi That was when Senator Benton zens of this wonderful country of be made available to the town it zy and Buzzy Garrett, Hartford another belonging to Warren of Tolland Association of Congre- ntial campaign? idea. Strange. Isn't it! ours who have traditionall:^ fought torial Districts drawn on a popula the short term post which was Through the courtesy of Director nated, what the consequences of told us that if we wanted a steel should be kept in the Municipal youngsters who play the piano and Marks of Wapplng. charged into Katlonal-Chrisllan Churches and JW h at do {ndependentf care mill we’d ' better m te for Adlai. But beesmse I' am interested In for our cherished American -freer tion .basis. The State Senate ia the woods, bowling over large trees won by; Prescott Bush. "ivniiam L. Stearns Of the y . Orf Democratic and should remain that Building and used for training the drums and who have appeared on Ministers will meet. Rev. Ireland Republican defeat this time might) Now we weren't too sure that Ad fighting for Elsenhower on a local doms and yet for the past .twenty the Ted Mack and Arthur Godfrey and brush to make fire breaks entire second floor of the buildln" ^bout the Republican party as level .particularly. I am asking way. Elsewlse aa far aa lawmak radiological team which is part of will talk on "Claremontlzlng Our be, and they are considerations lai had really embraced the Con years have been victims of fabrica shows, as well os in other stage around the approaching blaze. was turned over to the church Local Churches.’’ He attended the ^ c h ? thal'bur Democratic candidates for ing in Connecticut ia concerned It the set-up. folks, and other organizations were which are also strong in the minds necticut steel milt as one of the tions and falsehoods of a decadent Cuts Recommendation and radio shows throughout the Meanwhile firemen made a series Plan Exercise general council proceedings of the 1 Why aho^d the fate of the Re major Issues of his campaign, and tha Legislature. namely Mrs. administration and are content tc will be strictly e one party system. of back fires to check the blaze taken care of in the- different de of independents who, having The I>mocrats have met this The possibility that the town state. / Congregational-Christlan churches publican yarty seriously concern we weren't too sure, for that mat Katherine Bourn and Mr. John remain its victims when It. la sc Other performers who will ap from spreading. partments on the main floor and In Claremont, Calif., June 18-25. helped create a different kind of L abile, to publicly uphold of n- obvious that our bankrupt haber challenge by selecting able people BUY may have one of the depots here To Arouse CD basement. The banquet hall waa (governor Stevenson of IlUnols, a ter. that he had ever even heard prompted Dr. Joseph Barry, di pear again in the show tonight in Local Men Aid Rev. Ireland will use as his ser Republican party at Chicago, be of it. We have heard the Republi pudiat'e Mr. Truman’a charges dasher and his party of demented as State Senate candidates. Take The Manchester men were sta filled to overflowing by ..the diners, ^ m o e n t. In the days before he the Fourth District as illustra rector of the medical diviaion of clude Lee A. Gunderson, vocalist, mon topic Sunday at the 10:45 cause Of their great conviction cans say that Benton la a glib man against Dwlgth Eisenhower. Too celleagues so closely resemble in songs by the Harmonettes, who tioned neffi-'the Junction of Strong luterest Here and additional tables. Were'set tn a m. services at his local church his own nomination ? with a promise, and in campaign long have we Republicans naively their tactics, principles and alms, tion. . CD, to withdraw a suggeation of the conference room. that the nation needed that kind his that an additional J4.000 won the Rotary Talent show Iro road and Foster road about mid "A Bounteous Harvest of Spiritual {Why does it sp seriously con- seaaon we never really bellbve any supported Democratic candidates a mad little German paperhanger Rep. John D. LsRelle candidate MEMORIALS ^ phy and a trip to New York last way along the east fringe of the Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay, presi Fruit." This will be nation-wl'le dem General Hsenhower that he J f Repuhllcan party, now, consider thing -until it haa been promised because they were "good fellows", of a few years back. If these men for the State Senate has been ap should be spent for medical sup It woo generally agreed by CD dent ..of the combined groups of plies and reduced the figure to winter, and June Hyer, specialty fire. When the fire approached at directora at a meeting lost night reformation Sunday in the major it equally Important to be con by both sides. Then, of course, we and too long have local Democrats want socialism or Communism, plauded by members of both par that point, they set backfires on the Women’s League, was general Protestant denominatio n al tMla constrained to undertake po' divorced themselves entirely from why don't they go to Russia or one I2.000. dancer. Music for the choral ac in the Municipaty Building that in cerned with what kind of Ripub- regard It aa a certainty. ties for his work in the Legisla companiment Is provided by James the west edge of Foster road. They chairman, and each group was as churehe.s. Itica l strategies which may dam- So we were limping along their national leaders. 'Why should of the atatelite countries, why try ture. Aa ' representative for four O F PROVEN Dr. Barry originally allowed for terest in civil defense, at least in signed to a special task and worlt- 4 llcan party should exist after the the purchase of some surgical in W. McKay and his orchestra. moved northward along the road some divisions, is lagging, 'and C:lub Wit) R .'organlze ge hla ojm chances of political with only the Benton wing of we Republicans continue to sup to ruin our deipocracy, the best and minority leader for two years, ed tirelessly, A number of the men The Couples Club of the First election. port Democrats by splitting our government the world has ever struments for use in an emer The proceeds of the show will later, setting backfllres as a bull that a iarê'srê scale CD evercise ^ctory? the steel mill, when, lo and be John LaBelle has been influential go toward financial osalstanje to dozer cut awathes through the assisted. j Congregational Church will have Part of the problem, perhaps, hold, the leading RepubUram of tickets and thereby insure future known ? gency hospital, but Dr. Barrett in would 'bolstor the morale of or- I The answer to all these ques- In drafting and guiding through worthy college students from Man woods. The decorations consisted/ of a reorganization meeting Satur comes down to this:' that the Re Connectlmt, Oovr* nor John trouble for our Republican office Come on Americans, wake up the House important legislation of SUPERIORITY formed the group the state would ganizatlon Smembers and aid in small pumpkins' ahd ground” pine, 4ona ia the tame. And it is not supply such instruments in rea chester. At about 5 p.m., as darkness be recruiting new volunteers. day at 8 p.m. in the vestry. The publican party, having made it took to the campaign holders ? before it is too late and remove the past two sessions of that body. gan to fall, it appeared that the placed at .intervals along the 45-minute film "More For Peace" ^ a t glib thihg you hear—that the trail and delivered himself of a We Republicans have been too sonable time. A suggestion made by Leon self worthy of office, deserves viC' these vermin from offlee. Pull the An example of work bearing his fire had been brought under con tables, with gay Halloween nap will be shown. ûryi\'al of our two party system moving description of his own silent on this election locally. I top lever and vote Republican for stamp is the State Housing Pro Dr. Barrett estimated the town Thorp, staff officer fn intelligence, kins at each plate. The meal, tory not only in reward for its Correctly desisned monuments are products of careful, trol. but it continued to cut paths -that a large scale CD exercise Special rommunleatinn k at stake in this election, that absorbed dedlcstlon to the pos hone this letter breaks the silence truth, honesty, integrity, decency gram providing places to live for haa enough supplies to fast from $900 Settlement featuring turkey and all that goes Uriel Lodge, AF and AM. will sibility of a steel mill for Con wide open. I believe that General intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and 6 to 24 hours in an emergency and north and southward deep in the planned, was seconded by moat ^ ere will be no more Republican worthiness, but because the re and all of the American ideals we many families of moderate means. woods behind the area- adjacent to with it. resembled a regulation have a apecial communication to- i suit of its defeat might be to put necticut. Elsenhower alone can provide' the once held <3o dear. At home. Republicans, Indepen meaning; they have beauty that will endure. said ".self-sufficiency for 24 hours divisional directors. Thanksgiving dinner and was 7.30 p.m. in the Masonic ‘ ârty If the RepubUegn party does We.doubt that, in all the history leadership necesaary...ln the. future Is the best you could hope -for.”.. For Fall Injuries the road. ...As it.now atands, the planning unworthy elements uhehalliengea Pi Si’Pleaae sirs, publish this let dents," and Democrats alike have greatly enjoyed by old and yoting. Hall In Merrow; The entered ap Bot win this time. That is non of Connecticut politics, there haa years, backed by a Republican ter in your earliest possible lasue Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The Interest Problem A gigantic task of hauling wa would go on this winter, with di Kingsley Kuhney showed a com in the saddle. And this latter result ^ praised his fair decisions as Man ter to keep the five pumpers in op prentice degree will he exemplified sense. There will be a two party been a love story quite so touching Congress that la not bossed by in an honest and sincere effort to Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial - Speaking, on another aspect of Mrs. Christine Devinetx of 42 visional exercises probably being ic picture for the benefit of the in full form on three randldates. chester's Town Counsel. And aa eration was undertaken by local conducted, and a three or four 4ystem, and there will be a Re- would be important primarily not i as that between Governor Lodge laborer management but the correct this awful situation before simple testimony to his ability it medical care in an emergency, Homestead street haa been grant children. This ^ s followed by an Junior Warden George- Taft of \ because it would diminish and | and the Connecticut steel mfll. It American People. it's too late. York Strangfeld, first aid director, ed a 1900 settlement of a stilt that farmers,, who drove tank wagon hours . field problem taking place r>hUcan party, no matter which should be remembered that Man trucks used on their forms for ir educational plrtiire, depicting the Merrow will preside during the | was the more remarkable because Thank you for your considera said he is faced with the problem she brought against the town, the in the spring. history and progress of America y a y the election goes. blacken Republican future for Howard E. Stafford, Jr. chester, long a Republican strong^ rigating and spraying. The water Other problems discussed at last degree work. Bowles had the steel mill first. In tion of this letter. Manchester, Cgno; "ôld, has twice sent John LeBelle, of atimulating interest in first aid. Mutual Heating Company and from the Landing of the Pilgrims Slate Halloween Party I The question is^what kind of a tunes, but because it would make spite of this, the flame burned Sincerely yours. T T A *ff ______s. o.»_- «•____-A 9%___ Manchester Memorial Co. He said 650 persons in town are House and Hale Corporation, as was transferr^ to the pumpers night’s meeting were the need to Member of Local 1746 I.A.M. Democrat, to the House of Rep and the trucks returned for anoth to the present time. In many of ’The Mr. and Mrs. Club will have [ Republican party it will be. - the Republican party a party un bright and true, and w'e always Everett R. Kennedy, Jr. A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. trained in first aid, but added that the result of injuries suffered in a appoint a director of welfare, pro the scenes leading screen stars, a Halloween masquerade party to-I judged that the emotional drama resentatives. er load. viding working clothes for CD t That ia the quAstion which has suited to play even its normal role Praises Candidatee Because of the above, it is hoped half the townpeople should be fall in front of the Heating com both men and women, played a day St 8 p.m. at the church Com-"^ was terrific when it finally became Remove the Vermin HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER qualified in the subject. The police pany on Oak street April 28. Farms sending trucks and men firemen, now connected with Man pofiance to independents, of responsible opposition. To the Editor: that Fourth Senatorial District included Kupchunos Brothers. J. E. prominent part. munity House. AU married couples apparent that there would be no ■To Xhe Editor, ând firemen are well trained, he She tllolm^d 9" * chester’s two departments, pro - • MTV AMC^VSk?? ■ T ilcii'"~ohce'‘'had im j^rtuiM to General-Eisenhower has had- to Steel mni for Conlieetlrtll after an. As8 a mernbermembei of Loc'al 1748 'of ...-On Nov, .4 . tbe . voters, will . ex--. voters will. turn. more , thought , to '^'said. and there ‘'arc ' fl've ‘or six manhole' cover '6^ 'e d by th'ei heal Shepard, Douglas “Grant ■ and -the viding 86me'~Tdentlfic'ntlbn ' rof K ercise their greatest right by bal the importance of the office to be General Cigar Company. Rovemor Stevenson, and which take risks in an effort to cut down And we wovi?d never have asked the International Association of qualified Instructors in the Police ing company. Injuring her right them and for block wardens, re the Governor's broken heart to try loting for presidency, vice presi filled and to the qualities of the Hundreds Visit Scene cruiting block wardens and con importance to General Eisen the risk to the party, and to what Machinists at the 'United Aircraft Department. ankle and left knee. * to mend itaelf and try to start Corp. of East Hartford. Conn,. I dency, and respective members for men who aspire to do the Job. He said some sort of a CD exer The town Board of Dlrectora More than 100 men were em ducting exercise’s for them, hav the country needs from the party Congress of the USA. This is par Sincerely yours, ployed throughout the afternoon hower—and such importance that such a romance all over again. want to set the record straight. cise would be of tremendous help Tuesday night appropriated <450 os ing written agendas for future ore do indeed have the curious in the future. He has actually But there he was, the other day, The union is only my bargaining ticularly important for every vot Ted Cummings the town's share of the settlement and evening equipped with Indian meetings, and ictUng up a speak er to get but on that one day and tn creating Interest and recruiting pumps to extinguish the biLze. Rtuation in which the welfare of humiliated himself in order to with the steel mill back on his agent with my employer, the personnel. at the recommndation of Town er's bureau whlbh woi.ild arrange DON’T State police from the Hartford serve what he..considers a natlonttl sleeve, and \re knew, in ah Instant, United Aircraft Corp., not my poli allow himself a chance to be MInnechaug Oiunsel John. D. LaBelle. to have directors speak to mem jbu dne political party has. become a beard. In addition to tbe presiden To the Editor,™-*-^----- Borracka were dispatched to the Y Don’t R e^y Know necessity even transcending his that'If he was pledging it his ieal- tical agSht. The recent circulation ~ M ft. JDeVineU was; repreoenled bers of othitr dlvtston* and to 'va national Issue, and something of our and friendly attention again, of infamous Democratic campaign tial election, there will be consider In your excellent editorial on by Burke and Burke of Hartford. scene and were stationed on ~ the rious local organizations. ; ^ non-partisan issue. own natural riewa of the import and if Benton said we had better literature, based on the usual tnis- able local Interest added to It in fall coloring, you mentioned sev approaching highways to keep ance of his own personal victory vote for Adlai if we wanted it, that tbe selection of candidates for the eral points near town where the back hundreds of spectators who \ The truth is that we are, this representations and outright lies, Court Cases had seen the smoke 10 miles away. in 1952. the steel mill was, at least, vir on the part of the union, galls me. posts of town representative in the beauty was excellent.' One of these ovember, voting on a party tually a certainty for us, no longer Connecticut Assembly, and that of was "On Minnechsug." I have Son Not Wounded Chief Shies relieved his men Just Governor Stevenson once didn't Our local is apparently a captive .A charge of embezzlement before midnight and members of About Town Your Candidates Until Jiliey and a party future as well a political mirage, but a bi-parti of the seemingly country-wide, un state senator from the Fourth looked on both’ thc town map and is on national policy and the na- want to run. because he didn't san certainty. Senatorial District which Includes the U. S. Geological Survey map. against Sumner Cochran Harring the State Forestry Commission witting labor movement which has ton, 38, of 106 Prospect etreet, Mother Is Told stood by the rest of the night to The first public setback party of Ronal future. want to do the damage to the We had. up to this moment, been become the, tool of our socialisti- this tovVn. I’d like to bring atten and cannot locate "MInnechaug." under the impression that the tion upon local voters regardless Would you please tell me what Rockville, was continued in Town keep watch. the season will be held at the West j The Independents know it, be- country that would be done by the cally inclined administration and As the sun arose this morning Side Rec on Cedar street on Wed steel mill was a dead issue, the gan'gster-like, big union boases in of party affiliations to give serious or where is MInnechaug? Thank -lu-Court this morning by Judge John The name of Pfc. Warren O. BUNDLY! defeat of the Republican party of and the wind began to blow still 8 oause they were the ones who de certificate of necessity for it hav their unholy alliance, designed to consideration to Mrs. Katherine you. S-. G. Rottner until next Saturday Johnson, 21, son of Mrs. Agnes O. nesday, Oct. 29. at p. m. I You Meet Them! manded and helped get a new the Chicago convention. ing expired. Bourn and Anthony Gryk who are Ckjrdially, under <500 bond. Harrington was Johnson "of 20 Cambridge atSkt, smouldering embers blew into un return labor members to slavery. burned areas and set off a new l(ind of Republican party, tvpified So the question—what kind of But there was a new certifi Without knowing what the Taft- candidates to the State House of Foliage arrested yesterday by Lt. ^ y - was erroneously carried on an Membera of Mary Bushnell Che Editor's Note: MInnechaug is army casualty' list earlier this series of fires. ney Auxiliary No. 13, U8WV, and n>- a new kind of candidate, for Republican party is good for cate of necessity—the certificate Hartley law is anil not caring Representatives and also (o Mr. mond F. Griffin on a warrant U- VOTERS OF MANCHESTER — . of the necessity of the' politi John LaBelle of this town who is the mountain at the foot of Main sued by Prosecutor John J. O’Con week, as wounded In action in Late yesterday afternoon yChief of Ward CSieney Tent, who wtll be this election. America—is a campaign issue, and members of labor unions, at the John Merz, together with six men cians to leave no promise un direction of unscrupulous big union the state senatorial candidate from street. nor. The accused is alleged to have Korea on Oct. 9. guests, are reminded that the tur Do you knew who « • your condidatos for ( Governor Stevenson knew it. the voters do have something to made—come to the rescue. bosses, indorse the big lie of the the. Fourth District. Needless to embezzled his employer of <100. Yo.sterday Mrs. Johnson re- from the Manrherter Fire Depart key sppper In connection with the , because he was shrewd say abont it, they do have to help Love that steel mill! Love Democratic machine, and condemn say, Mrs. Bourn while serving ss Roland Rochefort, 24, of Hart- relvcd a letter from the Adjutant ment and two gi'ides from South installation will be served prompt- ' Stoto RoprasMtotivos, for Stott Sonoter, ood decide it. For them, in their po that smoggy sky! Love them the best piece of labor legislation a member of the. Board of Direc- „ ford, wa.v fo u ^ guilty of non-sup General’s office stating that this Windsor, became lost in the woods ly at 6:30 Monday evening at the [ for Congressman from Hiif district? ôugh to understand that if this for a short period but at no time State Armory. | tential way of deciding it, it is a promises! this country haa ever known, with tbra has proven h'erMlf without port. He was ordered to pay his report was in error and that Pfc. l^w kind of Republican 'party the slightest doubt as the out Johnson was not a casualty, also were In danger of being trapped by DEMOCRATIC much easier problem than it has out any idea of what it does, but îBOSNEnwT^^ wife <40 a week.' In addition. Judge Paul Hsusmonn of 91 Hamlin Do you know for what thoy stand? were brought into being and then content to accept the word of the standing member ever elected to Rottner imposed a slg months Jail expressing regrets for its earlier the rapidly moving flames. been for General Eisenhower. ’ He WE CARRY ALL They went into the woods In street ha<> returned home from || rfejerted by the American people, Five States Find union bosses and the corrupt poli such Board. Belonging’to the min LRAOINO RRANDS sentence to be suspended, provid- report that he had been wounded. 1ên t has felt if necessary to prepare tical leaders whose only reason for ority group of the Board prevented Pfc. Johnson has been In the an effort to battle the fire’ dlsect HarUord Hospital after undergo- Do you wcyit to quix thorn about whed thoy wM that would siA-ihg the party ‘ ing Rochefort iposts a <400 bond. Ing an operation. .,4.nto the hands of its most against defeat. But the voters can Voter List Boost condemning the Taft-Hartley law her from accomplishing more gains Companion cases of intoxication array since July, 1951, and over after they had run out of waler. try to occomptish if oloetod? is that it takes from them their on behalf of wn taxpa.vers. There Arlkir Drit Sttrit j seas since lost December. Irresponaible elements in a way make the verdict -victory—and life against Leo Tyrrell.. 51, of 118 Manchester Grange will neigh- j I dictatorial powers over labor. The la no doubt in my mind if Mrs. s▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲A J ' Walnut street and Henry Bart xBpston, Oct, 25—((P)—Closing of j^hlch would be bad not only for for the right kind of Republican Washington. Oct. 25—(Jh—Late New England woodlands was seen hor With Plymouth Grange o n ! ley, 36, ot 63 Walker street, were Wednesday evening, Oct. 29. j t)ie party, but for America. party. official reports on final registra ' nolled. Breach of peace charges Hospital Notes as a possibility today os the forest RALLY tions in five state's boost to 75.324,- fire danger mounted and no week I General Elsenhower knows it t against both men were pressed hlembers of the Lucy Spencer s| 849 the estimated number of per iDIUlilll end rain was reen by-the weather qûse.' he,has ,«een. first hand and they were found guilty. On group. Second Congregational There’s Agreement, Too sons who have qualified to vote In the second count, Tyrrell waa Patients Today — 184 bureau. ' ' - ’ HEAR “ QUIZ itod at close quarters, the uncouth, the nation Nov. 4. For Safety's Sake! ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Women’s League, will be at the fined <15 and Bartley <10. More than 100. fires were ragttg church Monday, evening from 7 to Most thinking citizens will This is a net increase of 514.28S Fred Kamihsket Rockville; Ed presumptuous. Molent elements You %et Better fraction With Our New David J. Hadden, 61, of 121 In the area. 9 o'clock to receive donations for over eSrller unofficial estimates, ward Bclllveau, Somerville; Jac- . Bay State' Gov. ..Paul A. iDevtr t|;hlch cannot and da not disguise agree with Dr. Ralph Bunche made by state officials and other - High street, failed to »ipear ,Md the. rununoge sole, -whicti. opens. MONDAY OCTOBER 27 8 P.M. For RsprRssntotivss Bar Stata SsRof*., answer to a* charge of intoaicatioft queUiie Rink, 95 Middle turnpike djirecUd Forestry Director .Ray- Tuesday at, -9:30 a. m'. at the I t| )a fact that ant Elsenhowerr,i»ciiiiower. or-. de- who, before the annual dinner o f: Associated Press Be Oil Easy Streef WfoatJg i)ao* .Hiitchtnaon, • J13.. Hq-. A: worrarih ■woii'iRtdeiail.-J.Bijiafl, ■iMa4r;J»’"M*nney''.-to:4na]raxWrtMto>^ <9 '(Ksa^pciiht’^ t h e in f '^ * * * t '^ '' Saif'''•kisoctatfori;'''*-de'--| NQISELESS SNOW TREAD for his arrest. - „ - lalne road; Mrs. Ruth Prentice; wide aqrvey of the situation and J«M R taMHi ttce it would ronstitute-their ovm plored the fact that, the Korean and otherwise qualified to vote. DONT WAIT! BE PREIÂRED Glootonbury; Ralph Quigley, 151 indicated he might recommend KatheHneD. Bourn Since then, officii re^tratlons Donald F. Kane, 22, of E w t .TYlnlty, Past Noble’ Gtsnds wlll to move In and take bvttt conflitt- haa been made an- Issue tn LET US RECAP YOUR TIRES NOW! ’ Hartford, was fined $12 fo r JiBlI AtreOt; Jo*eph ::;8ardeUa; . 6 cloabig woodlands i» tlt the danger utoet: with J.'Mayflower 'Rebekito I have been completed by New York, ’IV r e r 'cifcIerMlchaAt-Slmohls. 88 'la over"'- 'T =" r ' tê whole body and soul ' of the ^the current presidential campaign. Oregon, Pennsylvania Arkansas Ti^th Th « Afew tlon of rults of the road and * 2fi Lodge in Rockville Tuesday after Elmif S. Walma for breach of peace: William Ir Oak street; Mrs. Edith Ferguson. . Rhode “Island , Omaerttatlon Di noon at 8 o'clock. MemMra are Anthony I. iryk lUpublican party. There has not yet been any evi- and NewMersey. You’D'enjoy deaUng with the. “Biggest Tire Dealer 605 Hartford road; Samuel Simp ItaHan • American Hall Tbelr official registration figures vine, 34, of Windsor Locks <15, rector. John L Rego suspended asked to bring their merry-go- ] I We can understand the nature dence that any of the more politi In Town.” We are also equipped to give yon complete violation of rules of the road: son, Tolland. *’ permits to kindle open fire* and For CongressmaR , (with previous unofficial estimates round presents. . Shorwooil . cjt this issue best, perhaps, by go- cal thingff said pbout the Korean lo parenthesis): New York 7,821.- garage service and repairs. Paul M. Silversmith. 21, of West ADMirTED TODAY: James said the possibiUty exists that X • ■ 6 lag Into the mbtlves for General > '‘ajr or another, have in- 979 (321.979 over unofficial esti • . Hartford. <9,» violation of rules of Pratt. Stafford Springs. state formats may be closed. Joseph E. Thidean. son of M r.! ELDRIDGE STREET DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY: Strong winds added to Maine’s ttaga street, has been selected these very same party ele- standing of the issues involved, ' S H E N R Y J . PRECISION EQUIPMENT Mrs. Annie McNally. 546 HiUlard In New Hampshire, the Forestry record high (up 15(},726); Pennsyl 5 James A. Rajft ^1. for advancement In rate to avia Speakers’ ^ . laents. The common thing that is ' heiP^d the soldiers in Korea un vania 5.340.936 ( down 59,064); and Stewart-Wamer Electric Wheel Balgncer ridge street, was fined <9 for a street; James Jsasle, 546 Hilliard Department asked Acting Gov. tion machinist's mate third class, | Ray S. Warren John AthfflUHl said about his relationship with i ‘•''‘stand why they are there, or Arkansas 555,392 (down 869). atOD sign -violation and an addi- street; Mrs. Sarah Packard, 63 Blaylock Atherton to order a par U8N. . Permafuse Brake Bonding Wills street; Mrs. EUen Griffin. tiol closing of^ ths state's wood tl»em is that It is aime.d at increas-'l •>»d a healthy effect on our post m nsl « 5 for driving without a EASIEST TO BUY Connecticut driver’s llceps*: Hebron; Mrs. Alice Gilbert, Mrs. lands because 'of the fire danger, Thomas Dodd, Democratic can (If acandidataeoR'tboprosmt h«bas bsM i l hla own chances of poIiUcal | I«aderahip In the world. 6 Julia Tlemey, Pearl street'; B)rad- Vermont Gov. Lee B. Emerson didate for the U. 8. Senate, wlll be ATTILIO FRASSINELLI W« Specialize In Test and Repair Of U Barrabee. 67, Hartford. $ , OF STAFFORD SPRINGS v4ctory. But It is our belief that | Vet, It must be nptied, there 1 IRAZING.SOLDERING stop sign violation: Charles A ley Buihejr, 228 Oak streot; Mrs. was expected to bon brush bprning the guest speaker at the luncheon ' fsquostad'ta a r*pr***Mtativs) Evelyn I^ktls, South Covedtiy; permits. ■ , ^ deneral Eisenhower, In' undertak-1 have been two kinds of discussions SpeciaUzed Work Ooarantced GENERATORS—STARTER MOTORS Lyman. 19. of Fjiat meeting of the Manchester Kl- l4g this relationship, was under no of Korea In this campaign. The EASIEST TO DRIVE <12 going through a red lif^t, Mrs. Clatherine Oarey, 144 Lenox wonls Clu!> Monday noon at 12:15 | JOHN LaBELLE VOLTAGE REGULATORS street; Mrs. Mary Palazzl, 46 Bla- S t Mary’s EpIseopiU Cburcli at the .O>untry Club. The attend n^ve Illusion that it represented candidates have met the issue on UNION WELDING CO. Henry D. Strube. Jr.; 19. of Mal- MODERATOR— AHORNEY JOHN R. MROSEK verne, L. 1.. $35. » P '^ ‘" 8' sell street. ‘Cbiirch and liocust Streets ance prize will be furnished by E. easy road to victory. We be- two leveU. Mdch of the Ume, true, Metallc and Oxy-Acetytene Rev. Alfred L. WlUIanm, Rector 7 16 HilHard S t . (Bear) EASIEST TO IÎN TAIN Louise Coda, 52, of 655 North DISCHARGE TODAY: Frank J . Holl. KATHERINE BOURN ve he himself was, and is, in they have handled the issue only Main street. $3 for keepli« EIqbarth. 17 Rosemary place S TeL 2-8391—Msadieeter. Cons. Fall Special On Brake Jobs of «ûbt as to whether or not the as If they hoped they might find licensed dog: Ray ?*.’ Janice Ford, 14 .Newman strMt; The 20th Sunday after THiilty: Rev. Paul G.' Prokopy, pastor 8 a.m„ Holy Communion. Serv Zion Lutheran Church, wlll par’ll- afntegiaa in which he has know- of no certain addreM. $20 for In Philip Roheiihyiner, 38 Falkncr ANTHONY GRYK something In it, or in each'ôther's . EASIEST ON GAS BRAKES REUNED ...... , $12.05 drive: David Andrulot. 62 Elro ice includes h (Corporate Com cipate In the processional of VERPLANCK SCHOOL iW ly humiliated himself and his discusslon.of it, which would- be a toxication. _ . , , _ llRcIndM U rIr9 «BMl L o ^ ) 1 A chat-ge of reckleas driylng street; Robert CUvort, Jr., 24 munion of the Girl Scouts of 8L SO Lutheran clergymen, at the Re * ^ • ' t- eira pride can guarantee him vic- key to. votes. agidnst Arthur F. Porter. 24. of Drive A, Sliver Lone Homes; Al Mary's. formation Featlvol tomorrow after y. We do not bcUfve he would But the remainder of the time— , DON'T . Routh Coyentry, was nolled upon bert Scabies. J r , 124 Drive B, Sil 9:25 a.m.. First chlldien's serv noon at 8:30 In the auditorium of I Don't Forget The Rally At hBPS 'catered upon these when the chlpa of thieif own con Tlipow ThMii. Awi SEE THE R KJilSER MANHATTJIH YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT ■'recommendation of Prosecutor ver I-one Homos; Mra Alice Shan ice. Parents’ choir. Instruction by the Senior High School. New Bri OLCOTT STREET O’Ckinnor. Porter was Involved .in non. 17 dvnl lone; Mrs. Maude the Chirati^ This service Includes tain. A cordial welcome li extend-1 purely for. the sake of victions were down-^when they still pleaty^ w«a Philip Robenhymen, 36 Folknor Kindergarten through. Grade 4 ed' to all interested. ■hoes repaired here. AldERICA'S O ^ V f CA* WITH THE SAFETY HtST FEATURES on accident Oct. 8 with a w Lithuanian Hall own pietpry. We believe he allowed themselves to come’ face ‘ operated by Eugene (Conner, also oaver, 107 Cambridge atreet. and parents. Upper school in class. 'swart of the fact that he to face with the question of what of South'Covintry. Patrolman Jo B m iH S 'Y E S T E R D A Y : A son 10!45 a.in.. Junior Churen (Of Fbr the second time In two dnya, I GOLWAY STREET / T uesday, Oetober 28,801 P.M. Wight even Pp risking his own vic- our future attitude and conduct SAN YULYES seph Hillt)ski InvesUgsted . and to Mr. and Mra. John Oorcia, 74 fice of Instruction) with Jutitof' the South Manchester Fire Depart-1 t c r V V should bar-the .two major candi Shoe Repairing of the Bel made the orrett Both co n were Harlan road; a daughtar to Mr. Cbotr.. Address by th* Rac^. meat was collsd out this morning ter Kind Done While Yba VANS \ badly lamoged, the Connor cor and Mrs. Oorl KoreoM. 98 Spring Lowor school la class-at this bo’ur. to oxtinguiah a small blaza ia the dates have been closer to agree |Why. then, should h i do things Towim Motors Inc. suffering damages to the rear end otroot 11 a.m., Mornln% nrayqr with dried-out leaves and undwbruah in Walt, - Refreshments •* Nwisfeftil to hljnsslif? The key ment ttaan^ to controversy. . ^ ,^ ^ ^ 4 2 7 Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. Center Springs Park. Company 2 7omorrow Afternoon At 3 15 m a Bl e s t r e e t ’ 45 WEST CENTIr STRBET, MANCHESTER . . and Porter’s cor omaohed in tbe BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to sermon bjo the Curate. Senior M sw , we think, is that,' XlxHn Their piffitical effort to find dis Opp. First National Sterq frwiL Police ore continuing the to' Mr. and M ra.'H «nqr Jemipola, choir. Musical outline of this serv- roepondMi to tlw coll, which cams | I w poMtIon o8 gwierslahip, he wse agreements has, of course, taken Parktag Ls< f ; irestigation. gomera. 1 Ic*; ■ ‘ U ta at 10:34. 9 i tha headlines Whaa they ^ afrea O M ttW ppiMfaUlty ae* , >■ ■ . ‘■J I T . . i . / PAGE N IN l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATtJBDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1952 ■ MANC;ÎESTER EVENING HERALJ), MANCHESTER, CONN.,; SATURDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1052

3' BY EONTAJNft ftJNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BY DICK^iSJEft' The Alt-Aiherith

UOHNNV' Aiw&yOf e tiq ' fo r •feAft'fe c o t _Profe?aor Warren of Harvard Oh, We Don't Know. Home People Charles Gets Purdue Meets^ Law School concedes modem youth Are Smart . exira. yarct. a little: "An A.B. degree nowadays \fislt our clothing department. means that the holder has mas We’ can outwit the whole family. Easy Triumph irnnimTV tered the flrst tw o letters o t .the - Advertisement, in Bayonne. (N. - * alphabet." J.) Daily News. CutM, ■■ Staggerg Brion GalS of Day Craig—Ikty girl friend says I'm Visitor—What do you expect to 'making passes.’ ' be when you grow us? In • first 'and Then Today Are New, York. Oct. 25 — m — Kitty—Armorous, eh ? Junior—A man. Xoasts to Victory Thanksgiving Day is a little morh Craig—Nope. Crap shooter. than a month away hut as far u The mother of a child mpvle alar, New York, Oct 25— (/P) —A cnlleg* football fans ars concern The factory stan"welght champion's de menu include: Appetizer —Purdus 'the goose that laid the golden New York. Orf. 25-lfi In 1 egg,” ’ cisive triumph over game Cesar St Illinois (Nationslly televised Knott and Shott’ fought a duel. event vou didn't hear about Knott was shot, and Shott was not. Brion of Argentina. game)’ Main course—'Three gamea It was better to be Shott than Epitaph in Philadelphia, Determined to fight his way in - 1 the Oldtimer.’ Club ha* asked the Silk City Eleven Hopes matching memberi of the ifatlon’J Knott. nsylvania Cemetery: to another title shot, F.xzy w ill; great Red Grange to turn in his top ten (order by number please) Mrs. Martha Gifford, 1810 come back late next month gult because of a piece he helped 1. UCLA at WiaconSln (Poealbls Sign seen over local dairy: “ Yo-j Sickness sore, long time I bore Rose Bowl preview). Physician’s skill in vain. against either Jimmy Biylns, | author in a national magazine the To Snap Prison Streak can’t beat our milk, but you can Brion, or "anyone else we can week. 2. California vs Southern Cali whip our cream.” Till God revealed his tender love fornia at Los Angeles (both un And took away my pain. m ^ ‘ruar i .ft b't rfti’cvrv ..am* frnm I It Is a sad Case. The Wheaton After this week's workouts, two • Paul Mangiaflce figure greatly in beaten). Modem And now, I at m y anchor ride, Iceman; one of the last person* 3. Dul'.e V* Virginia at Char- With many of the fleet; Co-Manager Tom Tannaa. the club would have .expected to of the Silk City's His may he Cured. Solomonson's defensive » system ’r ' Thou Shalt not covet thy neigh lot'tesvllle. \li. (Another battle bor's wife. Once more, again, I w’ill set sail “ We’ve got offers to put Elzy sully its banner, came out and CoBch Swede Solomonson ha* after their lmprc.a*ive play against My Saviour Christ to meet, in next month against Bivins in drilled the backs against a pass at- - Stratford. Flavell and Ellis kept between two unscarred elevens). His ass thou shall not slaughter. said that today’s college football 4. Michigan State, top ranked, St. Louis. Chicago,’ Detroit, Cin teams are much better than they tack and has switched the center the defensive backfleld together But thank the Lord it isn't a sin and will see a great deal of service To covet thy neighbor's daugh Man knows his age; woman com ™cinnati and San Francisco," said were back in the twenties when of the line around to strengthen s unbeaten but once tied Penn ter. I putes hers. Tqnna.s. "U not ^ m s , we d was st/eaklng about for IIU- that spot. Taller men will fill the Sunday. State at EUst Lansing, Mich. ALL OTHER semi-pro teams ,in to get Danny Ducceronl, Rex nois. safety spota to stop the opposition Desert—Minnesota vs Michigan Layne, Harry Matthews or any- To' be explielt. the old .All aerial*, the factor that beat them the Hartford area are either on at Ann Arbor in their traditional iQ-iS' DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE I one el.se that will move Ezzy America Immortal declared that, Jaat Sund^. the mad or are idle Sunday. The ‘Little Brown Jug" game. E£A6 . iÂSOM > VJE'LU ARIA OUR- MI6TAH MA30R,>t?UI? T. M. »•(. u. ^ OH. closer to a title ahot. He's going to on an average, the eiirrent crop ATHLETIC DIREfrrOB. Tony East Hartford IjJerrhgnta are at HOME 52,000 FANS are expect seuMee like b u c c a m e e r s c«»f. 1M2 NCA big. keep busy." Randall aaya that his Trojans Stratford while the Hartford Ara b r o t h e r 3AKE Answer to Pravidus Puxil* . I Is approximately .50 |iolnls better ed to turn up at Randall Stadium Bo a r o is js a MERCHAMTMAM MOSTA FOROOT AM' New York Ready to„jGhallenge per game. lA st season's Dllnohr xren’t’ ready to break their-six gons arc idle duo to * eanccllation in Madison, Wls., for the battle 'Ya mean to tall ma that's tha first dams ha's saan in aight 1 Charles was esger, to keep In by Danielson. Because of this the AMD PeARD JA U e IM MlS’DEM.' LEFT ÛMPlM I action. He was disappointed that tesm, he ventured, would have teen straight streak. They are between tenth ranked Wlaconeln Silk City expects a good crowd. -'-'LEAD OM.'-^vMHeRe’5 MV LtJMPy IM 'THESE months in ths Far East and ha's playing hard*to>gatT* ; he didn't knock out or floor Brion tronneed his Illinois team b.v that cocky after a 19-0 win over the and USLA's eighth ranked and Danbury Bulldogs last week, and The game time haa been pushed up OLD e l e Ph a m t s u m ? we t r o u s e r s /--IT Celts, Nats for Eastern Title although he handed the husky in margin, andja*t year’s Notre unbeaten Bruina. . vJOM'T l o a d it , o p c o u r s e HOKIZONTAL 3 Eucharistic Dsme eleven WMild have done the are ready to throw everything to 1:.30 to convenience the C.8.P. tSNES A LITTLE TO / vader an artistic sheIlacklng.__Jô- eleven. All spectators must be in Both teems are in the running HE'LL COUSH OP tH ' t o u c h , LAH a wihe vessels A, same to Kniite Rockne’s fabled against the Silk Towner*. Play SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 1 Nebraska's rookie 'Bob Lochmueller, Louis- ^ y evTT has put the 25-yearôld ing a two platoon system in their the stsdium between 12:30 and for the coveted Rose Bowl, Wis j^HOSe CAm PAISM FUMD5 60FT, Ripe livestock 4 Torrid (Second of two article* prevleftlng vine atarbright laat trip. Brion down for keeps. Eight Four Horsemen. consin haa won two gamss and ■ 5 Particles If he were playing today, Red backfleld. the Troian* will send 1:15. Tlcketa will he on ssle’ at center is — the 1952-5.8 National Basketball The • peach-fiuzzed Liochmueller 1 oR^ce glovM uned fpr the the gate starting at 12:30, or they dropped one in the Big Ten race. 6 Haa on A*soctatlon championship race.) ^ said, he would have to learn to Little Bill. Rondy, Berg\’ and Brad 6 Nebraska is was Just a baby when Old Man tteat time. II six mincers weie on offense and Mae. Tom, Gater may be. purchaaed in advance at The Bniine are warming up for . 7 Covering for Cervi was breaking Into profea-' used. CTiarles might have scored start running a lot quicker than one of th e----- he did in hi* ,,aalad days to lêep and Baldv on defense. Nnssiff Arms Sporting Goods store two Important Pacific’ Coent Con the head New York-(N EAr—If the New ^ producing siunal basketball. I h*® kayo. from gximmlng up the offense. To Spec Flavell, Pinky Pohl and or at Ma’s and Bill's. ference games. Coach Red Sandere' 8 Exude York Knickerbockers are going to , . "I've been in the pro game for ' Charles, who vvighed 186'i, stales wipe up the^ Eastern Division of day's tricky and vastly varied at mighty crew tackles Cbllfomla 19 years,” Cervl reminds you, "The ; swung for a kayo Trom the open- tacks, he shudders, would next Saturday and Southern Cal lu woooy piani the National Basketball As.'ocia-1 old man's beginning to wear out. I ing bell. He opened a cut over rank 28 Asseverate 46 Ostrich-like tion this season— and any Boston I ripped the set defenses he knew the following week. 12 A g e_ For three years I've been looking j Brion's left cheekbone in the flrst to raga and tatters., Red really High Boo ter8 Score 2 tq^ l \ 13 Teamster 29 Skating -...bird dr Syracuse fan would rassle you i The clash between .-.Calitornia. ... 13 Former for a smart, fast back-court man round, hurt him with a left-right laid it on the line. '14 Speaker enclosure 47 Goddess of to a finish for daring to suggest ' and Southern Cal ia'expected to 15 Irony Russian ruler to replace me. But I’ll be in there combination to the head In the Personally,: we found the article 30 Augments discord such a thing—the key operative when I'm needed." same frame, and staggered his lure -upwards of 100,000 fane to 16 Legal point IS Light up coiild very well be Carl Braun. refreshing,, coming from a player Win over West Hartford 49 Steal Baltimore and* Philadelphia fig- ! 6-2, 196 3-4 pound rival with a Los Angelea’ Memorial Stadium. 17 Pertaining to 33 Baranof "Carl, back after two years in of Grange's unquestioned caliber. mountain 50 Roster lire to bring up the rear. "The War- jarring left hook to the Jaw in Southern C*l, seventh in the rat the check 22 Kettledrum the Army. i4 very near the perfect \ J k It is the first of its kind that we By HAL TURKINOTON ] ings, boasts ont of the'best .de 42EaU 51 Employer riora lost the bulk of their attack I the second. Brion’s best rounds 19 Pedal digit 23 Fish sauce' player," trumpets Joe laipchlck. • can recall, concerning any sport, fenses' in the nation. CaUfomia, 24 Italian 43 Writing fluids 52 Couches Harry Bob f!ou»y when the .Am y snared Paul Arizin, ! were the third and fourth but the A three-year victory famine" in : 20 While He’ll get you 20 ptiints a night ' and it’s about time that one of High Gridders fourth in the ranklnga, is one ot monetary unit 44 Perfume 54 Chemical the wheel’s, champion scorer. Walt rest were mostly CTrarle-s. the Hall High aeriea came lo an ^ 21 Bear consistently', gives us the l>est club the old-timer* turned honest. The the country's top effensivt unit*. 25 Sacred bull 45 Essential suffix we've had since I took over six Celtics have plenty to crow about Davis, Olympic high-jump titllst THE UNANIMOL'S verdict in heading of the piece, which quoted end at Mt. Nebo yesterday after-1 23 Wolfhound from Texaa A. and M„ refused to the nationslly telecast bout hsd Sharing the timcllght with the 26 Mystic 26 Mineral rock being 56 Follower years ago." in Couay, who seems to be a real Red aa saying that he couldn't noon as the Manchester soccer | Play on Road come to terms. That leaves nnl.v Referee Goldstein scoring if 7-2-1 play on today's teams, was of big game on the coast will be . ths syllable New York, which lost out by life version of Jack Armstrong, team registered a apine-tingUng 2 ' Duke-Virginia encounter at Char J:;sl this much of copping the Joe Talks, the aitding-machlne and the W o judges. Harold course pure piffle. 27 Ancient Irish the All-American boy. Right be lottesville, V*. NBA crown the last two seasons, hind Cousy last season was Ma- scorer, and play-maker Andy Phil Barnes and Joe Agnello, voting to 1 victory over the CCTL cham- 'I'l'avpl tO capital What Grange says is that he 'ravel to Meriden for Duke's Blue Devil* have won has its swiftest recruits since cauley with a 19.2 average. The lip, a skimpy nucleus. 7-3 each. The AP scorecard had and alt the other stars of yester pion hooters. 'The win enabled 31 Mouth parts Vince Boryla. Dick McGuire and Celts' major problem ia lack of Coach Chick Reiser of Baltimore j jEzzard In front. 8-2, Coach Dick Danielaon'a charges , CCIL Contest; Wind five starts including victories over 32 Narrow inlet year would have to learn a great SMU and Tennessee. Virginia, Ernie Vandeweghe came up the depth. is trusting the vital chores to in-1 " i was too tight when I was many things and work much hard- to tie the Weatles for first place. | I Up Season Next Week playing an easier schedule, has won 34 Greedy pike in lOlO. Among the stickout Syraeiise, defending Eastern experienced new hands six-eight j champion.” (Tharlea aald. " I ■was er if they were to play on one of It was Hail'a first loss of the year 35 Silkworm rookies is Ralph Poison, thlrd- champion, ran rail on siirh rhunks Don Henrlksen, Jim Baechtold and | afraid to lose IL Now I've got today's top teams, becau.se foot and the locals avenged a 2-1 lick four games. Duke ia sixth and 36 Conclusion highc.sl scorer In the cmintry last of gristle hs sl\-fnot-nlnr Red Bob Priddy. Henrlksen la a veteran nothing to lose. But I want that ball has become a complicated ing at the hands of the losers sev The CCIL football title will be Virginia ninth nationally. 37 Curve winter at Spokane's Whitworth Rocha, whom Player-Coach A1 of Pacific Athletic Union basket- , title back and I feel I've got two science within the pa.st dozen eral weeks ago in \yeat Hartford. ; derided this afternoon as all six MICHIGAN STATE figures to 38 Hurl College. Cervl nominate* a* the allrkest ball. Baechtold averaged 19 points etrikes on me, I might ss well years, ou don't play it by ear Manchester has made It a habit clubs are in action against each lap up Penn State at Baat Lansing. of knocking off luibealcn tesm* . 39 Rough lava Durable Harrj' Gallatin and defensive man In the league. at Eastern Kentucky. Priddy try for the home run now." any more. I other. Manchester High invades The Spartans have romped to four Sweetwater Clifton lend the comes highly regarded from New ------— late In the aeaaoh lor three years Meriden's Ceppa Field for a 40 Clumsy boats What'* more, te former Oregon Play in every major sport in straight triumphs while the In Knicks height, are steadying in Mexico A. and M. now. The laat victory over Hall o'clock engagement with Conch 41 Redact Stiller ran *rore basket*. this country ha* Improved in vary vaders have won four games and fluences. Then there's Adolph Schayes, Fred Scolarl heads the Bullets’ waa In 1948 and anapped a long Ken Valentine's, Red and Blue 44 Morindln dye ing degrees in the time we have atreak- HsH waa trying to’ protect.- .Ued.Purdu*..-,:— ... . 45 Before ■“The moist roltiffill 'entry In tbe the leSguFS'finest irebouhder who veterans, backed" by' Dort Barka- Raiders; T h e'" ludlana '- 5(7111—be-' been watching them. Polo haa not In aucceaaive year*. Coach Danlcl- marked fnvorl*es to hang the sixth The remaining teams among the 48 Supine Eastern Is Boston, manned by played most of last season with | dale, Stan Mlasek. Dave Minor elite ip the Associated Preae' I such gifted eombatants as Bob I a cast on his right wrist; George and Kelvin O'Shea. Paul Hoffman improved, but it no longer can be aon aaw hla rnl and while atrl|>ed straight loHS on Meriden. 50 Burnish classed with the great sport it weekly ratings figure to keep their ., I Cousy, Bill Sharman, Easy Ed King, ex-national small-college | and Chuck Halbert return after a Jersey aocerrmen ruin luibeaten IN OTHER GA5IES today. Hall 53 Cower was back in the twenties and slates for Ellsworth, Hall and places aa members in good stand- Marauley, Boh Dohham, Kenny scoring champion; Walley Oster-1 year's lay-off. mr.HK'’ AVXII.IAKV High plays host to the Middletown 55 Indolent early •thirtiga when Tommy Hitch Newington. Now’ II la Hall again. Tigers on Sterling. Field in West Inga. tReeves and Dick Dickey. The | korn, formerly of Illinois; and 1 Fire away. Mikes »uroi;Fr . Breaking up a scoring thrust b; winning and pointing to the Weav O n ^ R TOP GAMES include: the trial is open to all sportamen .SHOULD MAN C H E .S T E R Moorhdusfl ...... 112 114 100 336 time, and Ip the next he will de "EasU—Army at Columbia, Navy whether members of the club or scribe the meticulous coaching Hall, right halfback Sullivan i er game next week on their niinds, High's f'jotball team defeat Meri ...... 427 m 410 I2.V) at ênn, Bucknell at Ckilgate, not. A small entry, fee will be den High this afternoon in Meri- TMiil* given each big leaguer today by a a long boot that waa p ic k ^ up the Indians ■will go into today’s by Larry Duff on the far side of game in near-top strength. Lost Dartmouth at Harvard, Princeton charged and all i entrants tbS®! f den it will put Coach Walker -ra 44> ■staff of experts and tell of the at Cornell, Holy Croaa at Syra 1^1 the field; He oiitmaneuvjsred the for today's game and maybe for have dogs. , Briggs’ roBching record over the . HR 107 mvriad. little details a modem In- cuse and West Virginia .at Pitts Yalf?. After Fifth .. 107 Hall halfbacks arid wipfted a low the rest of the year is guard Tom , , . . . I .500 mark. Entering today's game, I,Appcn - fielder must keen in mind. It burgh. Manehester s-Tb ...... R7 106 pass'to''A1 Guay who aijrpriaed the my Benoit who suffered a slight GENE WHITE. .. 96 113 doesn’t add up. We feel certain South and Southwest —Kansas racing driver. " Hail goal-tender v (ith a side-foot concussion in the Hall game last leadingleaning stocksiock car teams to 20 wins against 20 de Win of ('ainpaign that the caliber of managers today vs. SMU .at Dallas. Georgia at will compete ^ J feat- and four ties since taking ...... 297 433 is much -hither than it was 20 bfx>t into the leN^hand cornet' of week. Jimmy Roach. Bemle Ale- Mnnk^y 'rârhra <•1 -manny. Red Ritchie. Bill Donahue, Florida, Mississippi State at Ala race Sunday afternoon at the N ew . 83 2f,l years *50, that Casey Stengel, for tlie nets. It kimtted the count at over the helm in 1947. K^rlFon ...... 93 Skip Connell and Sal Salimonte are b a m a .'V P I at Washington and Ivondon Speed Bowl. White has s i New Haven, Oct. 2.5—YaIe goes Orlowakl ...... ft. ' R6 102 su 3T® I example, makes moves that some 1-all- Lee. Texas at Rice and T ea a s new engine In his car and hopes to | after Its fifth football victory of Vlliillo ...... 120 106 101 of fBUio"® predeec.sBor* lacked Hall WM'pla.>-ed right o ff Its I all ready for action. The line, head Almost BY LANK LEONARD finish among the money winners in RED CASE la playing ■with the McI,s«ni(hUn ••• ... 94 108 ed by Mar.sh Aitken, Jim Farrell AAM at Baylor. the season todey when it meets _____1-- th» imagination to make. feet in ^ e final momenta. With Mld-We*t—North Carolina at the Whaling City race meet. Springfield College freshman soc Totfla ...... 393 394 3*» ll.'isl In golf, we feel that Ben Hogan lea* thpn three ininiitea- lo plav, Jim MoHarty. Dic.k Plogge, Tom yUMMAKEME ANO VOUIIE SURE SURE.' THERE MONT cer team this fall. Case'was the Lafsy'elte ih the bowl. Burbank. Mel Cote, ,Harry Gris Notre Dame and Kentucky at On- at his heat was a littie better golf the IrMfala again broke through to clnnati. SMIU,SB16EANTr WECANSIAKE MANY TRAFFIC PIN BOVS at the Community Y .Handout member and co-captain Game time ia 1:30, a h«lf hour Visiting a patient before he left *cori« the winning goal.. M.vlea wold and Jack-Rohinson, is ready SSIFANyTNING er than either Walter Hagen or Far West—Waahlngton at Stan- TIME ON THESE AT THAT HOUR! ‘ this sea.son include Mike Eseavllcn, of Manchester' High’s squad last earlier than previous game* this ■ tlie hospital, the surgeon heard fire Bobby...... Jones ’ was. bersuse he Rhlrdl headed the hall anaV from to turn back Meriden's efforts. L ^ dnapi>ento . ROAPS? NOW LET'S 00 'Ken Irish. Don and Ronnie Sim ford, Oregon State at Washington season. season. This same starting time i engines pulling up to * building ] worked at it harder, and in êjjnls /two Hall men and CVi-Cantaln SUte, Utah at Wyoming, Nsbras- CHANGE THINGS OVER a ALL again! i mons and A1 Martin, ail Alumni He drew the rharlle i(>onln wjiacked a shot Into -W ITH ONLY will be in effect fcr the rest of the sci-osa the way. we are quite certain that Fran)r ka at Colorado, Idaho at Santa Little League baseball players last Sedgman's- all-around modgrn the goal. Hall made one more ef TEN MVS 1b GO! d r ; r a y MOZZER, president of i season. / blinds. Knicks Oppnsc Clara and Montana at Oregon. summer. Manchester High's Booster Club, The crowd, may be in the neigh Doctor (to nurseWLcst -*he. game would have beaten Bill'''Til- fort to tie the game, but It was The Week-end feast started last is up and around following a twfit borhood .of 30,000 and will be awaken and think the operation den and the F ’”'i’ chmen. broken up near the local goal aa night With Boston College and f r a n k VITTNEB, Y bowling Move over. Red. the game ended. College Stars Bllev manager, reports Harold week hospitalization period. The swelled,by some 20,000 children was not a success. I Miami (Fla.) 'winning major, local dentist expects to*^ resume his who will be Yale Athletic Associa It waa the- fifth win against games aiid V.M.I. striking from Bink* rolled s- 122 game earlier three losses and a tie for the In s practice ahortly. tion guests under a program in behind in the last three minutes- this week. dians whq now share the league Netv York, Oct. 26 — 1/PI — m ■ T - 11 cooperation with the state-wide Basketball returna to Madison for a 20-20 tie with George WoAh- Chapter* of.the Junior Chamber ’ if lead with Hqil, All-around team TO'IM V CONRAN will serve on HAL TURKINOTON. acholaatic Square Garden tonight with the Ington. ' Commerce. All uniformed service, Few Upsets Seen in Pro work nsld off for Mancheate.r who Jimmy Kane tossed t and .lark WhIfmah who were sue clashing iti the 'tealiire ga“me fo r ; _ vdntesestiBd inayv;- :OpnUw .4n9ê...:lt.^.plain that lto.,,K ia ;»-lll. the - beueflir. Of , tho- Free jJ.ver »F^Hlg« W'Hmrtffmd'mw 'flife' their regiilar'offense and die-' *(UW'afUl“ sever*t "tlmaa Hh-ffroeblnir Stearns at the Y. . from today at.Mt. Nebo. The giune -A foot-* come'through with, the surprise Of the hall away from the goal. BlardI Milk Fund V BY M. C. BLO.SSER fensive 'platoons agathst the Leop N ew York. Oct. 2n ~Mark Workman, Weat Virginia; I give u* an opportunity to see ex five victories and the Amei-ican ever. they w'ere back in second Left Back are red and white. An addltlona Manchester High will get under Dick Groat. Duke and Pittaburgh | supply has been ordered and wifi actly how they do in a game. Conference will remain in' a three- place behind Loa Angeles in their Whitham Brignano way Monday afternoon at 2 p._u4 14-1. . ’.rPirate shortstop: Rod Fletcher,, B. A. Club be distributed as stou as they Nevertheless, we are starting all way ‘ deadlock among the Cleve- division. They have already beat Kigni Man ' _ . ,! minnls: Lerov l-esiie. Notre Dame; O'clock at the Armory. Coach Will of oiir regulars and how much land Browns. Chicago Cardinals' en Detroit twice and boast of single , Biardi ...... Kallnowakli ft4- « . i , „ „ ,„ a i» „„ m .». arrive. , * ., Clarke p'ana afternoon sessions. McMahon and Ron MaC’ Dart League .service others see. will depend upon and the New York Giant*. Each victoriea over the Rams and the Center Halt i,,. RSv» Felix, Monday through Friday, -from 2 how the game develops.” has dropped one game. hjorris ’ : . .... smith •RASKEJBAU- '^^'*^*f*J* Bears. V -.. ftft'-i. L .IU .;D on Melnekn. Dnvton; Moe purchased last season and used by o'clock on. In addition the Indian THE S U R.P B I S I N O 4BERS. With the 49era making a run Left Half Results Last Night aspirants will drill one djght a Redovich. Wyoming; .Bobby Wat Morlarty-Laurel* In the Rec SwioY anarked ' by rookie. Hugh Me-1 away of Ihejr conference, the Cronin ...... McTeague'i son. Kentucky and i Nick” Klsdls, Phillies 5. Yanks 0. League have been giv.en to High week in order for the coach to look Elhenny, .are 23-point favorites to chief interest la in the American. Outside Right L<">oIa of Chicago. .• Browns 3, Red Sok 2. whip the wlnle** Dallas Texans at Faculty Manager Dwight Perry for over the freshman and sophomore 'Sports Mirror The Giants dropped - their first j Fortin Varsell A -good part of the- All-Star Dodgers 3, Indiiuis 8. crop. San Franclaco. The Browna are the game last week. loYing by one-1 IhsIde Right the jayvee team. 14-point choice over Waahlngton ftou.nrt arrived today from Chicago, ■ Today A Tear Ago—South point to the Cardinals, but figure j Quay Hungerford An All-star.tesm ’. Indians 8 the season. Ten Years Ago—Minnesota up The other two games send D f- Last Night-s Fights beaten the Browns and it* not Hall: Johnson, . Haran, Thomas. LINCOLN set Michigan. 16-14, to knock troit (gainst’ Green Bay and Chi- . J.ACK WHITH.AM, High soccer Michigan out of the top ten and likely that Paul Brown’s outfit will Fogg. Andrews. Friday Seheshile cago Bears agaagainst' the Loa An- Red Sox vs. Dodgsrs. DOWNS teaan player, refused to*go on place themaelves ah the tenth geles Rams,:defending cbsmpibns bow tomorrow. But the Carda- Score, by Periods: By THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS Manchester - ...',.0 0 0 2-2 New York ■—Ezxard 'Charles, Browns v*. Yank*. - Maine,hunting trip with his father team .in the country. who have lost their winning touch. Steelers game is a different mat B 1884, Cincinnati.-outpointed Ce . Phillies vs. Ihdlana. ■ ter. The Steelera have dropped ajl Hal! ...... d 1 0 0 - 1 '’’Leave Travel Agency thl-* week in order to play with the Twenty Years Ago—A survey of TTie ISears. Lions. And Packers ar* college football injuHea found that four o f their atarta but in every Scoring: Hungerford ( Hal)) sar Birion. 1864) Argentina, 10. A t 9:98 A. M. Indian booters. Jack's defensive tied- for runner-up honors, in the With conning a • A 0 n bare. football deaths were reduced to |•'” ’di\^llo’n. Each” has broken game a break in their favor w'ould j penalty. Quay (Man.). Cronin New Orleans '—Charity Joseph, 1 TeL 2-8088 play was instrumental in yeatsir- 4Bers‘...... 1 ..lend hubby I s ------one, presumably due to the new In four games. ihav* meant victory, instead of d*- * (Man.), 154, New Orleans/ (Wtpplntsd Hol friend hubby Is , e t t ^ t e r day's 3 to 1 triumph' over Hall even family jara or suiUng tilth. J. -4 Mffetjr code put into effect in 1 9 8 ^ So avsa i f tlN T tegM abould|feat O ffic l^ r Gelsaler and Greer. ly Mtt|tf, 154, 'Washington, 10.

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F A 6 E T E K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 19S2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,' CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1952 PAQE ELEVEN Automobilea for Sale Automobiles for Sale 4 Baildini;— Contractinir 14 Help Wflnted— F c t f k 315 Help Wanted— Mfllc ' 36 Ar.ticles for Sale 45 Household Goods 81 SPEpIALl'ZING IN .Ciutonijbuilj 72 8R6nrban for Sale . T6 ^Clitsified GET Be t t e r VALUE ON -TOPS IN Q U A U T Y -^ ,, •:iy.-A^*’rsp-5-SItlj4»r socMkat .tfr‘baby -' AN HONEST PERSON - -7=^ JtfNMluAl 51 yapritiy ApparaP^Funi 57- . HouaM for Sale Honaaa t o r Stla garag.9i, 'concrete floors. Alio.-al- • TOOLMAKERS LOAM. l>art rfeheumvifed-Orade stt 3 to 5 p. m.. Mondiya through Tenements 63 CX)VE:NTRY- New six-room home, WDRC— 1860 W H A Yf — -9 1910 0 j A BETTER USED CAR ■SAFETY-TESTED” , terationa, additions and dormer No. 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade .No. 2, WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING •mo BLS^ cloth coats, ^ BOLTON — New horqe, rearing FIRST TIME ON " fin n I V Thursdays. Call 2-9839. between Experienced in jig, fixture and $2 cu. yard. Delivered in truck THAT’S WHAT I WANT completion. Four ropma finlahed. ussbie as 3 or 4 bedrooms, two WOCO—1290 w n o — 1080 erectlofi. Call Frank Contois, 6 and 8 p. m. Complete line of Children’a brown fur fipat, worn one season- FOUR ROOM fumUhed iH>art- WKNB— 840 Eastern Standard *nme, WNIIO->-Art of LlTlna. ! and heater. One ow-ner,' very 3408. $21.63 X riages, Walkers; ietc. Complete haL rise 12. BêSUent 'condition, struction. 200 foot frontage. Rural fireplace, auhporch, tile kitchen, Bissell. Realtor. Cross street, SPECIALIZING In repairs, altera Full or fSrt time. For further'In cellent working conditions. breakfast nook, oil herit, garage. WON8—Newi. I•:4S—wnc—Ou«*Pl Star. » J DEPT. HOURS clean’. NEW FURNITURE AND furnishings ’ for the entire $12. Cap 2-1198. residence. Price $13,600. South Coventry. Phone Oovenrty WHAT—News. 10:sa—WCCOv^Mufilc from London. I tions, fiiiishing attic rooms and formation. Phone 4879. Bnsiiiess LocathM Excellent .condition. Near b w line, «;15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1941 Pontiac 4-Dr. — 6 cyl. basement play rooms. Reasonable MAKE MOWING .A PLEASURE. APPLIANCES home. Appliances and TV. 7-6828. WKNB—Newe; Caraven of Kuatc. ll.aOr-WDRC- Salt Lake City Taber 1950 Oldsmohile 4-Dr. Sedan— 88 yrhich la now In atorage— y for Rent 64 •school, shopping center. WTHT—Newt nacle. I rates. Free estimates. Phone WILCO $2'down, $2 weekly Buy the new MANCHESTER—AA and rural WCCC—Pol Uh Hours j Standard shift. "Rocket Engine”. Fully equipped y YOUNG WOMAN originally aold toia,you n g couple BOLTON—6-room tingle, attach WTIC—Newa. / PFTftSi-rtriv:..:.; -xJjSiarii..- ...... -- -2-0650i' . 1 J a v a , - . - v ..-' - Worcester, Power. MoWfr. Fa- Wanted— Buy 58 OFFICE ROOMS for rant House leetdence tonea. 6 room Cape Cod. 30 daya occupancy...... ’ MancheaU;.. JU U cee. ,, WONS—Polka Time...... i COPY CI.OSINO TIME: including hydramattr (Jrtx'e-. Slit ■ffiSreHtthatWy ir e not getting ed gaurage; open pordi,- hot wxtrf* I ;18-rVroRr.,Z:: Jerry "SSyTniSW. WifAT-Italfan Troctiira.^" ^ T' ;;.VU13^.0 1951 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan — W IT H p X y r o l IT o r ^^ ‘ '■ Machine Tool Co, I h ^ ' " ihoua Biig'ga-Stratton motor. CHAMBERS FURNITURE and Hali BuUdliig." See H;" B. Rear * gtaamd In porch. Picture 1951 Chevrolet Z-Df.. Sedan—Very married WANTED—single br twin else heat, knotty pine kitchen cabi WONS—Palin' Will. Alan. WTHT—Fire Art: Quintet I FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Man.v extras. CARPENTER' Work done by ex Phone 4164. A t The Green Houirs. windows, fireplace, garage, excel PRICE ONLY $15,800. W THT—Hiunafi Heart. W Tie-W frld of Musk. MON. THRU FRI. cleart. Thia car is beautiful. pert. Dependable service, ■ No TIMEKEEPING 30 Grandview Stre^ BEDROOM SUITE HoUjrwood bed coiikplete'' with lent condition, two acres. Priced nets, artesian well large lot, WTIC—National Farm and Borne 11 :sa-WCCC—Newa: ItalleH Life. Job too" 'smail. Phone" Rockville TWO TENNIiS rackets, two p LIVING ROOM SUITE rprlngs and tnneraprlu mattress. STORE'FOR Rent centraHy lo for quick aale.' shade trees, new, vacant. Call Me, Hour. , " WDRC—News: Invitation to Leam- 10:30 A. M. ' 19.50 .Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan— 19.50 Buick Sodanette Special. Manchester hockey skates, size 10<^. large Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. cated. Reasonably priced. T. J. W HAT—Saturday Matinee. Ina. i Radio, heater, d.vnaflow. Un- 5-5759. EXPERIENCE 5-PC. DINETTE SET Good condition. CaU M88. Kinney Brothers, Inc. 6060 - 2- . WTIIT—Chrtetlan In Action. * SATURDAY 9 A. M. One owner, low mileage. "PHILCO” ELECTRIC REF. ------\ ^ — Crockett, Real* -Betate. Phone Charles Lesperance 1:80-WDRC--City Hoapllal. tra.uallv fine trade-in. Telephone 2-1266 Flexible Flyer sled, outdoor bas Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 MANCHESTER—Large Ooionlal. 3931. WCCC—Nr,va; Mancheater Matinee. WTIC—Carnival of Booka. Must have good handwriting. File ketball and hoop, two pairs of “BENGAL” COMB. RANGE M16. euatom-buUt 1948, with center Telephone 3620 W TH T-Bbeke the Meracae. ll:id-rWT1C—Medlev Time—Hal Kolb. Many Low Cost Pre-War Cars WKNB—Parade of Hite. Afteraeeif TOtm CXH)PERATION WILL 19.50 Oldsmohile 4-Dr. Sedan—98 \ ^ o r lsls— Nurseries 15 clerk with ability to type. Excel- WANTED—Han to work In hard men's fhoes. size lO'-j. All In “NORGE" WASHER * Rooms without 59 himway; fireplace,, layatoir. ..first WDRC^The Aula Story. . moflcl; Radio.--heater,.: hydra- "HOOVER * VACUUM FLORENCE Electric range; floor OFtlCB SPACE for rent Cheney MANCHBSTER-Îmmedlate bccu- Real Efitiite for ExchanKe 76^ i:44g-.w.Tic-Mi?higM ■i. BE APPRECIATED------_ Exceljeiit Trahspdrtatiori " ^ lent wb'rklhg cohdltibhs. Numerous ware end plumbing supply store. good eondI(fdn. Call T609. ' s^«A in^Veflo v . \>«r«nii&Ceramic tile4UC hath u « u i aeeondMocunu • WCCC—Itatlan Life...... — matin—A -real-lnvcatment. - n-.. - CHRYSANTHEMUMS, cut Bnwy Experienced— preferred. — Appljr -50%. - OFF -on famous-make- Bat TELEVISION.. . aamplaLVautfaca. unite and deep MANCHE.WTER— Furnished r o ^ I " CMl eeiv floor, hot water ott heat garage. ^.pancy. New.5 room ranch (3 bed WHAT—Tour Star flme^------:------, - WTiiTr^Kfcwa; Mnaic -tn-tha French _ ers. Many choice varieties. Phone empjoye benefits. Sealy mattress and box spring, well cooker; three atorage draw- for refined ia<}y or coupIa.\ ' or 7614. rooms). full cellar, hot water W ILL EXCHAHOE Inveatmelil W TH T—Arm>Army v*. Columbia.' Manner. 1949 Buirk 4_;Dr. .Sedan- Super-, Barrett Plumbing Supply CO., teries. Written guarantees. $1.00 Ameslte driveway, oomUnatlqn property in Rockville for a cot WONS—Tsl* T». Cornett. i WONS—Battle of the Barltonei, DIAL5121 8185,...... ■;— = Mohawk ruga,-inlaid, Jampar-tablaik-v - era. Reduced '.from $219.93 - to tlnuoua hot water, and hot^ - heat oU burner,- plaster. Down fiadio.'heafei', dyhaflow. A smart 331 Broad street, ‘-■-'--■-‘’ ••r-—-'"-',-- 'down,' $1.00- weekly.' -Calso Berv- acraans, atom windows. aamtnjgR. tage or single home In Manches »:ea-iWCCC-*3Inile. ' •' •*— ...... WHAY-“L«Pert« Pmirretti.-'—'^’ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Icenter Tel. 4164, 4165, or 2-0980, dishes. pots and pans. $179.95. Watkins Brothers, Inc. heat. Inquire 381 Summit Priced at $18,900 for quick tale. payment approximately $2,100. W HAT—News; Saturday Matlcee. WTIC*—To B»» Announcert. * • car for a smart buyer, XMAS TREES—(Wholesale!. Se APPLY Wanted to Rent 68 ter with garage and some land. WDRC—normal Girl*. I2:ld—WHAY—Console Della Repubtlea PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY 935 Main street, Mancheater, Owntr leaving atate. Exclusive Full sale price only $11,350. Bal WONS—Health Quia. 155 Center St. — Manchester 1949 Merciirv 2-R,r. Sedan Cus lected balsair. and spruce that HARTFORD 6-0358 LARGE ATTRACTIVELY fWn Call 3966. WCCO—Mutical Bcoreboerd; Newa. I.ost and Found PERSONNEL OFFICE CARPENTER WANTED. Call CINCO ALL Aluminum combina Conn. FOUR ADULTS desire 5 or 6 with Henry Escott Agency. ance at $60 per month plus taxes. WTIC—Tallulah Bankhead. WKNB—PNA Varieties. Phone 2-4545 tom 8. Fully equipped. Low mile sell on sight. Wreaths, boughs, 7270 after 6. tion windowa No painting, no A F T E R '7 P. M. 46-4600 iahed roomion bus line for biiai- Manchester—Only $1000 to $1500 1:15—W TIIT—Itllnola va. Waahlngton IJ:»a-WDRC—Newa. > etc. Renowned quality. Moderate room rent References Phone UnlTeralty. WCCC—News; Ukrainian » American LOST PASS BOOK No. 1717. age. one owner. LaPOINTE changing, no storing. Free •esti SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT seas couple or young ladl^. down. Occupancy November 1. Olien Evening.s Until 10 P. M. prices. Retailers triple invest 2-9220. CHESTER—English Colonial. Wanted*—Real Estate 77 2,M _W D R C —Fun for Alt. Hour. Notice U hen'bv ffiven that Op 1949 Oldsmohile 4-Dr. TSedan 98 EXPERIENCED MEN mate given, no obligation. Call If vou have no means of transpor- 9 X 10 ALL wool twist rug. Rose- j^ on e 2-5879. 6 room Cape Cod (2 unfinished WTHT—Frank aro Jackson. WTHT—Irlah-Amerlean Hour. < ments. Write for price brochure. blege color. Call 2-2481. car garage, fireplace, steam tional .Share Book No, 1717, i.*- IP.'iS D'JDGK. Good condition. model TTie famous "Rocket Mo PLASCOMOLD CORP. William Tunsky 2-9095. fation I’ll send my auto for you. URGENTLY Needed. 4 to 6 rooms, excellent condition, vacant. up) on *-i-acre lot in good loca CONSIDERING SELUNO W(K:C—Newa; Mualc. WTIC—Eternal' Llftht. Hughes Farms Bernard.ston, No obllmtlorr! HOUSEKEEPING Room for mar *:4»—WTHT—Kanaaa va. Oklahoma. WHAT—Muslr from Scandlnavlt* eued by The Manche.'ter Saving:.* Good- and clean. *13.1. Inquire 37 tor" plus hydramatic drl\N;, FOR OUR. reasonahlt, by adult famUy. Call Bowera school. Price $16,8ti0. tion, near new grade school and YOUR PROPERTYT 12:45-WDRC—.Bin Costello. News. Mass. 155 West Main St, Rockville POULTRY—Manure for gardens, A -L—B -E -R -T—*-S ried co'jple or two girls. Linens S;M—WDRC—Football Roundup. and Loan As.aociation, InC„ ha.i Marble street. Phone 2-0059 or 2-5024 before 8 p. m. bus line. We have several choice Without obligation to you, we WONS—BandaUnd U.S.A. WONS—Frsnk and Ernest. 1948 Oldsmohile 4-Dr. Sedan 68 lawns, ahruba. Supply limited. 43 Allyn .St.. Hartford COMBINA*nON Oil and |:aa atove. and all conveniences. Washer, oU 1 :00—WTHT-ttNcws. V been lost and application haa 2-S727. AIRCRAFT DIVISION site In Bolton (15 miles to Air will appraise or make you a, caah WTHT—PaS American Union; Lone model. A teal clean piece, IntervlewH 8 to 12, 1 to 3, Mon Minimum delivery 10 buahels. Good condition, $20. Call 2-8925. heat. Inquire 82 Garden atrecL YOUNG BUSINESS Chuple, hq PARKER SnUEBT—Twelve yeara Pine. WCCC—French-Amerlcan Hour. been made to said Association Roofinp—Sidinir 16 BULLARD OPERATORS UNIVERSAL Electric r*ngei floor - old, finished rooma all plas craft) in Glastonbury (5 miles to offer for property. See us before WTIC—Football. „ 0 ------.WTIC-Newa. . . > ' - - - NEED TRANSPORTA'nON ? 1946 Dodge 4-Di*. Sedan -Cuslopi. day through Friday. Phone evenings 697L G. A. Carl ' chndreri, require 3 cr 4 room un you sell. W HAT—Newa; SaturTaV Matinee, WDRC—T o Be Announced. x . for payment of the amount of de Second Shift .sample: deluxe twin oven. Regu MAGIC CHBk gas stove. In very LARGE ROOM, complete kitchen tered v^ls. Steam-gas heaL open Aircraft) and in Vem oq (9 miles WOXa-Frank & Ernest. posit. Priced for quick sale. t'DR Gt.’ ARANTEED ROOFS that son, 136 Summer street. good . condition. Three ycari old. privileges. Reasonable. CaU furnished acartm ent CaU Mr. stairway, recently redecorated. to Aircraft.) We will have built BRAE-BURN RELILTY 8:84—WCCC -Newa: Muaic. Clean Pre-War Cars WANTED —' Waltreaa. Apply In lar $394.9.5. Nwo $299.9,5. Wat Flrikel, Wilfimantic 3-1661 until WDRC—Radio Farm Newa. WKNB—News; PNA Varieties. stky on in any kind of storm, and DIE MAKERS Phone 8583. 2-9116 after 4. . i Screens, storm windows and doors, for you a 5 room ranch (3 bed Phone 6273 W THT—Lone Pina and Hla Moun- I :l5—WTir—Behind the Pafes. . 1946 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan — Super, person. Center Restaurant, 499 First Shift GRIND YOUR leaves up. F r tf kins Brothers, Inc.. ' 935 Main giittera, conductora and roof re 5 py.ro. aaminga, ameslte driveway, ga rooms) with full cellar, hot water talneera. WTHT—Sammy Kaye. Written Guarantees Clean inside and out. ' Main street. Phone 2-8172. leaf mulcher with Boiena or Mow- street. Manchester, Conn. FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling W HAT—WHAT—Jamboree. WONS—Orcan Melocles. Announcements pairs. Call Coughlir 7707. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS FLORENCE WHITE and gray FURNISHED ROOM for rent near rage, large landscaped lot with heat, p ia ster-for only $11,350 :S0—WCCC—Newa; Echoes of Ireland. ik Maate- rota;-y while they la.st. FURNISHED or unfuraiahed your pre>perty call Suburban 8:13—WDRC—Correapendenfa Scratch- 1942 CHEVROLET CLTTB COUPE A I Many More to SEWING Maol.ine operalor want First and" Second Shifts PRIZER Cast iron combination kitchen range combination gas Main atreet. Gentleman preferred. vegetable garden and older shade up. Down payment only $2500. WTIC—Favorites of the Famous. CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kin .MANCHESTER _ Roofing and For refit. Lawn, garden and home apartlnent adults. Reasonabla. Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main WDRC—To Be Announced. 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN Choo.so From ^ ed. Apnly Ka-Klar Cloth Toy Co., range. 4 ga.s. 4 oil, with white and oil. Very good heater. May be Phone 2-2170. 9 Hazel atreet. trees. Immediate occupancy. Price Manchester—We have on the out 4 :Sk-W D RC—Stan Daugherty, dergarten school. Children S 'j Siding Co. Also all types o* paint 50 Hour Week tools. Tlller.s. ladders, sandrrs. WlUtng to do own repairs. Call street. Call 8215. WDRC—Stan Daugherty. WONS—The Lutheran Hour, 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE 60 Hilliard street. coverall top. Like new. Owner seen at 288 Charter Oak atreet. $13,500. skirts a 4 acre parcel with a sin WHAT—Newa: Polka Rop. 2:da-WTIC—Colholii Hour. to 8. Mrs. p. L. Ballard, director, 1939 PLYMOUTH TUDOR ing and carpentry work. Guaran Good Working Conditions mowers, cha'n saws. etc. Capitol ATTRACTIVELY FumUhed room 3604 after 5:30. WKNB—Newa; PNA Varieties. m a n t h e .s t e r m o t o r • Good Starting Rates will aaeriflee. 14 Glen wood street gle family house which has a 3- BUXERS W ACnNO— Single and WCCC—Good Mualc Preacrlbed. 79 Lakewood Circle.- Phone 2 1939 PON"nAC TUDOR teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free SHIRT PRESS Operator. Exper Equipment Cr„, 38 Main atreet. MAGEE COMBINA-nON oU and for rent. Complete light house W THT—ABC Late Newa, WCCC—German American Hour* SALES. Inc. Phone 7958*...... after 4 pm . URGENTLY Needed, unfurnished SIX ROOM CAPE COD — Flre- room apiartment with an income two-fanaily homes. For. efficient 4:85—WONS—Juke Box. WTHT—Marines In Review. 1696. Tcanaportatlon arranged. 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN estimates. ience not necessary. Apply inJ Experienced men gas: range..Two years old. Price keeping faculties available. Pri for-our televi apanirieiit by three adults:. Phone plaee,~*tn*ga kitchen, eomhtriatlon of about $35.00'per month. Has and confidential servlet call, A. 4:15—'WDRC^Horae Raeet. WHAY—Nowsi^nday- MatlrwA" • “The Home of Safet.v-Te.sted person. New M 'del Laindry, 73 ' FRANK'S Antiques and second $125, Phone 3634 or 105 Spruce vate entrance. Couple preferred. W THT—Sporta. WONS—New York Giants Pro Foot ALTEHATIONS and draperies COLE MOTORS GREAT EASTERN Roofing and sion antenna diviaion. Line inspec FOR SALE—Men's rebuilt and re 2-4990 after 5:80. screena, stom i .windows, awmlnga. bam and garage. In good loca Reale,' Broker. 2-1619. ball. Used Cars” Summit street. tor. familiar with small, light ma hand store, 56 rjooper street. Buys street (rear). Inquire 167 Maple street • "WKNB—Newt; Caravan of Mualc. made to orde,. For further in CALSO SERVICE CENTER) Construction Co Applicators of lasted work and dress shoes. Sam ameslte drive. Clean and attraction. Down payment $3000 to 4iM —WCCC—Newa; Music. 2:8t—WDKC—Your Invitation to Music. chine operations such as drill and sells good used furniture and Uve. Price $12,200. WTIIT—Heralc of Truth. l formation call 2-9022. 512 We.at ('enter St. Bird and Fllntkote. Guaranteed Yulvez. 15 Maple atreet, opp. VANITY FAIR innersprlng mat $4500. Quick occupancy. Man 4:48—WTHT—International Jazz Club. 91 and 436 Cente/ Street preaaes. bench lathee. Set up man First National parking lot. antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to Honses for Sale 72 WONDER WHO TO CALL 4:8e-W DRC-PFC BCdle Flaher. WTIC—Your Box at the Oper^ Open Evenimr.s Until 0 roofs and siding. Life-time alum GIRL OR W'omsn a* mother's help tress for double bed. Excel SUNNY FRONT Room for one. chester—We have a 7 room home WTHT—Roteland Ballroom. WCCC—J^wa; Music. Phone 4164-2-0980—4165 for drill preaaes and other light 5:30. MANCHESTER — Colonial. Plre- WKNB—Political Forum. Tel. 4L'?4 inum clapboard and combination er, full or part time. Call 8033. machines. lent condition $7. Phone 2-2753. Phone 2-0259 after 5. WEEK ElfD SPECIALS with a large plot of land, hot 8:15—W HAT—Croaby'a Quarter. PeraonaUt 3 STOVE— Oil and gas, bedroom olace, tile bath. mortgage. water heat, full bath, garage and ABOUT BUYING OR WONS—Lefa Go to Town. t:M—WCCC—Music. 1951 CHEVROLF.T tudor deluxe storm windows and screens. For rugs. d:aper and dust ruffles, bas WE BUY and sell good used fuml-* Elarly occupancy. ' $7,000 cash 8 ;S »-W H A T —Band by Demand. 8:da-\VCCC—Musk. 1939 CHEVROLET four-dnor. free estimates call 8271. Evenings THREE WOMEN, 35-50 year*. ture, combination ranges, ga.* GLENWOOD /Combination oil and ROOMS TO Rent by the week at New three b^room ranch, full bam. Priced at $13,500 with rea- WKNB—News; Sunday Serenade. THE PP.OSPECT Hill School for sedan. Beautiful fathom green fin APPLY sinette, mahogany cabinet and needed. SELLING REAL ESTATE? WDRC—Ole’ Record Shop. ish. Low mileage. Like new. For Radio, heater. Privately owned. 8.303. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. Average earnings over $1 per ranges and heaters Jones Furni gas range. Inquire 105 Cedar 17 Spruce street Phone 2-2494. cellar, near s^ o o l and bus— rxinable dowm payment. Are you WONB—It'a The Topa. WTHT—Around the World. young children. Transportation chair, fur coat and clothes, size street. Gentlemen preferred. 5:45—W HAT—Sports. >. W nC—Elmo Roper. the beat in valuea aee Bob Oliver, $175. Phone 2-1391. hour. For qualifying Interview ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. $15,600. looking for a rent! We have WONS—Army Air Force Program. WDRC—Odllahers Galaxy. furnished. Mrs. Lela T j’bur, direc WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and PERSONNEL OFFICE 14 ( overcoat size 10, dresses size „ , I , - I Get reliability. Call the or- News^ Music of the Masters, Center Motors. write Box K, Herald. HERE ARB some excellent buys HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY couple of little places (4 room s __ W TIC—Sen. Benton. tor. Phone 2-5767. siding. Highest Quality ma 6. Phone 4744. EASY SPIN Dryer. less than five Six room brick \Cape Cod, two furnlrtied) In Coventry (about 201 gsnizaUon that get.S things W THT—Gueat Stslr. • S:ia-----WTIC—Intermexxo. LaPOINTE In practicaUy new appliances, all ROOM FOR gentlemen. Private Henry A Thelma Jeffries Escott furnidied) in Coventry (about 20 S:Sa—WTIC—Bob Consodlna. -* REAL QUALITY USED CARS Wanted Autofi— terials. Workmanship guaran \WIMEN years old. In excellent condition. unfinished. Near sChool and bus— miles from Aircraft) that could done. For every real estate 5:55—W ONS-Newa, BALLABD'S Driving School. Man PLASCOMOLD CORP. MOSSBERG 22 calibre autoomatic priced low.. An 8 cu. ft. General home. Quiet area. 56 HoU street. Bvealag WTHT-Hour of Decision. teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn Call 7509 after 7 p. m. $12,000. ^ , REAL ESTATE-t-mSURANCE be made Into year round homes aervice call WDRC—Music. : . cheater's oldest. ’Thousands of AT LOWER PRICES Motorcycles 12 rifle, v.'lth nine »hot clip. Two EHectric refrigerator, a combina • ;M - WDRC—Newt. W’Ce^Newa; Musk. • street. Phone 4860. AN D GIRLS 155 West Main St. Rockville without too much expense. Good accident free instruction hours. weeks old, used once. Phone 6869. BENGAL Gas range; 30-Inch tion electric and oil range with ROOM FOR gentleman or couple. Seven room single; garage, -jiot 266 High S t W est (Cbr. McKee) WONS—Newt. ;4.'l—^’CCC—Mayszine Musts. Our country overhead aavea you VVANTRD—Good clesn, used rarx lots with trees—lake privileges. W THT—Mualc. WTIC-Crltlc at Larire. ' Hundreds of aatlsfled_.students. To assort and size shade grown Interviews 8 t'o 12. 1 to 3,. Mon model; use<( -only -6 months. A water heating attachments', also Near Cheney's. Call 3217 or 238 water heat, flreplace^^J4.700.' Tel. Manchester 3683 ------JARVIS REALTY - money on new and used cara. See Bob , OUver. Center Motor STORM SASH. Eight 32” x 54". Near nev/ grade school and close W HAT—News. ----- ’ ...... WKNB—Forward MsK'h, ------— For appointment teli 2-2245. Roofing tobacco. Warehouse opens Mon day through Friday. * good value at one half the orig a 0 ft. porcelain kitchen sink with Charter Oak street. wnC-Newz. 4;06"^’\\'TIC-The Chase. ------Sales. 401 Main street. 16-A three 32" x 62” . also screens. Call Six room bungalow.-garage. Ex CAPE COD with shed dormer. Im to f-hopplng. Immediate occunan- 664 Center Street 1952 Dodge Tudor Sedan—Fully day, October 27. at 7:30 a.m. inal price. $80. Watkins Eirothers, all fittings. CaU James Blair at 8:15—WONS—Sporta. WDRC—The Qai.x Kids. TRADE YOUR old electric razor ROOFIN'}—Specializing In repair 2-9098 anv time Sunday. TWO ROOMS FOR gentlemen. tra. lot— $14,000. ( - mediate occupancy.. Well built, cy. Down nayment'$800 to $1500 ManchesteP 4112 WTIC—Bob Steele. WKNB—News: Sunday Serenade, equipped. Very low mileage, Steady work. Special Silver Lane Inc., 93.5. Main street, Manches 8493 or 2-5642. WHAT—Supper Sererade. WCCC—Alcoholics Anonymous.* for a remington "60” or Schick ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Parking available. 272 Main excellent repair. Hot water heat, required. Terms on balance. We ûslnes.s Srrvicc.s Ofêred M bus leaves Depot Square at 7 Help Wanted— Male .257 ROBERTS custom made ter, Conn. Twenty-alx aerbs on main road, CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, WDRC—UN On the Record. WIIAY—Sunday Matinee. "20.” Rucsell’a Barber Shop, Cor 1951 Chevrolet Belatr — Fully roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys, atreet. Phone 4071. oil. Well landacaped. Manchester have a 9 acre parcel of land In 8:85—WTHT—Weather. 4:15—WKNB—NeWs; Sunday Serenade. B.m. traveling to Post Office rifle. Colt single action 45. Call Suitable for business or - develop 6 smd seven rooin singles .-.and ner Oak and Spruce streets. equipped. Beautiful clean car. cleaned, repaired 26 years* ex or Female .17 GENERAL ELECTRIC automatic 8009. H. B. Grady. - Bolton and ■we can have built for w nc—Weather. — 4tti-WTIG — Martin Kane. Frlvate ANTIQUES Reflriisked. Repairing Main Street, Forest Street, Pine Glastonbury 3-2147. USED REFRIGERATOR, used ROOMS FOR Rent for ladles dr ment. two-family ho'ises in. Manchester, •:8e—WTHT—Newa. Bye. blanket, never used. Phone 2-3778. you a hillside ranch —6 large WANTED —Rlije to Royal' Type 1951 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Sedan done or any furniture TIeman. perience Free estimates. Cdll Street. TAILOP W a n t e d —or dress electric ranges, All in good con men-. Light housekeeping facili WONS—Evening Star, WCCC—News; Music. •VERNON CENTER — Two Acres rooms and 2 baths. Hot water Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. w nc—To Ba Announced. WKNB—News; Ave l^rle Hour. writer Co., from vicinity of —Gyromatlc tranamission. This 189 South Main street. Phone Howley Msnthester 5361. maker for alteration work. Ap 16 GAUGE Ithaca featherweight dition. Colla Appliances, 249 ties. Phone 2-5092 evenings. In ARTHUR A. ?iN0FLA Cfiear. Main road to Rockville. Howard R. Hastings. 2-1107. 5643. heat oil burner. Priced at $13,500 WDRC—Sports Roundup. WDRC—Music. Princeton street, day shift. Call car la like new in all reapccts. ply State Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell pump. Model 37 with polychoke, Broad street. quire 176-178 Spruce street. Realtor Seven room single, artesian 5:48—W T H 'f-I t's Tour Business. WONS—Matthew Bell, > THE WETSTONE MAHOGANY Dining room act. with down payment of aporoxl- 2-0541. street. Phone 7383. $75. I 'l boxes of 16 gauge shells water, oil heat Aridng 811,000 SELLING PROPERTY? WONS—Charles Kasher. 1:55—WONS—News. 1951 Plymouth Cranhrook 4-Dr. CARPENTER will frame unfinish Heating:— Plumbing 17 SEVERAL USED Refrigerators; Like new, $65. Phone 3334. 875 Main St— Bat. 1921 mately $4000. Terms on balance. WDRC—Larry Lesueur Nswa. a:#a—WTIC—HollywooQ Plsyhoute4 TOBACCO CORP. $2. double Coleman ga* lantern PLEASANT, Clean room for gen- This one will sell fsst. For ap 7 :8 5 -WONS—At Hefer. Sporta. WCCC—Music. Sedan—Loaded with extras. A ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable good ri’nning condition. From Phone Office 5440 The Allen Realty Comnany, Real C O U5RENTZEN. Alterations, ■ 274 Broad Street $10. Al.so hunting pants, coat and d i n i n g r o o m furniture, china tlemsm. At the Center. 14-16 pointment please phond Howard OR WTHT—Preacott Ruth. WKNB—Nea*s; Music. Aalomobiles for Sale 4 beautiful car with very low Call 2-4291. SItnations Wanted— $20 to $80. Watkins Brothers, tors. 180 Center street, Manches WDRC—Broadway’s My Best. WTHT—ChsutauQua Symphony. copper water piping. New work. vest. For further detalLs call 3120. closet, drop leaf table, six chalra, Wadsworth street. Evenings. 2-5638 o r 2-4278 a Hastings. 2-1107. mileage. . Female 38 Inc., 935 Main street, Manche.s- ter, Phone 5105. BUYING PROPERTY? 1:15—WONS—Hank Tbompaon Show. 1948 PONTTAC atreamllner sedan- FLOOR p r o b l e m .S solved with 24-hour i-crvlce Manchester 3636. Help Wanted— Male 36 baby crib, high chair and bathi- W TH T—Bert Andrewa. WONS—*rhf Shadow. ter. Conn. MANCHESTER — Four room MANCHESTER GREEN — Six 7:85—WONS—Wore* of Life Hour, WDRC- Arthur Godfrey, ette. Hvdramatic, lustrous green. 1949 Na.sh 600 4-Dr. Sedan-W ith linoleum a.vphalt tile counter. nette. CaU Coventry 7-7113. EDGE OF TOWN —New 5 room I COMPLETE FURNACE repair ALL TYPES of errtains laundered Diamonds— Watches— Boarders Wanted 59-A home. WaU to waU carpeting. rooms, two unfinished with dor C ALL 8009 w nc—William Purtell. 5:S0—WTIC—Counterspy, A beautiful one owner car. One overdrive. Low mileage. Very Expert workmanship, free esti 'WANTED USED BENGAL Range: Oil-Gas ranch. Tile bath, double closets, W HAT—Symphony Hall. WDRC-World News. ing servi -e. Ga.s oil or coal. Win and ironing done In my home. Jewelry 48 HOT POINT refrigerator, 8 ft. Aluminum stonfi windows and mers. Fully insulated, aluminum you would be proud to own. For clean. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur combination: late model, clean. CHILD TO Board In lovely home air conJitioning, fireplace, full w a n t e d —T c buy a resldenWal WDRC—DInne.' at the Green Room. WONS—Doubles In Vocsla ter air contlitioning systenv In- Call 2-4333. . Excellent condition, $100. Phone screens. New oil burner furnace. combination doors and sash, hot WDRC—Vaughn Monroe. WKNB—Ave Marie. the best in values* buy at Center niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. FIRST CLASS MOLD $125 delivered and installed. Wat in country. Best of food and care. cellar. Lot 150 x 200. $12,700. duplex or two family houee. 1949 Dodge Coionet 4-Dr. Sedan stallctl and serviced. T. f . Aitkin, LEONARD W. YOST» Jeweler, re 7298. -— N FuUy insulated. Near bus line. water heat, fireplace, ameslte 7:45—WTIC—Sen. Benton. 5:45—WHAY—Spotlight on Sports. Motor Cales. 461 Main street. OPENING IN reliable home for kins Brothers. Inc.. 935 Main Carlton W. Hutchinson. 2-5132 or | 7:65—WONS—Newa: JO Queitlona. 5:554v-WDUC—Larr\ Laasueur. Newa --Radio and heater. A wonderful 6 McCabe street Phone 6793. MAKI:RS— DIE MAKERS pairs. adjusts watches expertly. Write Box JS, Herald. 120 X 121 lot. Nice shade trees, drive, . large corner lot. Owner Write Box T, Herald. DOORS OPENED, keys flUed, ehlld rare by hour, day or week, Reasonable prices. Open daily. street, Manchester, Conn. 6231. 8:8A-iWTHT—Dancing Party, KveaSnt buy. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, immediate occupancy, $10,000. tranaferred. Howard a Hastings. w nc—Inalde Bob and Ray. 1939 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good, FFFICIl'.NT Plumbing and heal to suit parents. Call 2-8801. Thursday evenings 129 Spruce Machinery and Tools 52 WANTED — l.ot 100 X 200, in WDRC—Gene Autry. 5:56—WDRC—December Bride.. low priced transportation, $145. gqns, etc.. repaired. Shears, and TOOL MAKERS WHITE GLENWOOD combination Carlton W. Hutchins. Phone 2-1107. GEORGIAN Type home, three Manchester. Phone 2-3544 after WONS—20 Questions. WONS—Nick Carter. 1948 Pontiac 6 Cylinder 4-Dr. Se ing. ’ Plugged drains machine atreet. Phone 2-4387. SNOWPLOWS for tractors and Apartments— Flats— WHAY—News. Written guarantee. Name your knives, mowers etc. put into con- gas and oil stove. 2-4. Can be 5132 or 6231 bedrooms, living room, dining 6 p. m. R :lfr.W H A T—Kostelanetz Conducts. dan. cleaned Phone 6497. Avoid winter drivinjr. Work Tenements 63 S: SO— WD RO—Tarsa n, ‘ W-riC-News. * .. .own terms. Calao Servicenter, 436 ditiph ,for„ ciunUig, needs. -Braitii- Poultry and Supplies, 43 seen at 20 Diviaion atreet. trucks,- Cement mixers. Used We have numerous houses room and modern kitchen. First , WTHT-Oeorge E. SokoUky. spreaders, harrows, plows, culti MANCHESTER—‘Five room Cape .'WONS—Theater of the Air. Center street. 2-0980. 1948 Willys Station Wagon -With waite, 5'2 Pearl street. PLUMBING and heating, special in a modern air coridllioned Fuel and Feed 49-A BRAND NEW five room cottage. floor lavatori- and full bath. Oil, Legal Notice WTIC—Dude Ranch Jamboree. 1AKNB—Newa: Guy Lombardo. BROAD BREASTED bronze tur FOR A LIMITED time your old re vators, mowers, hayloader, trac Cod, combination windows and in and around Ililanchester, Election Campalans. 8:15—WHA'y—Peoples Lobby. overdrive, izing in repairs re.-nodcllng, cop plant. Excellent w a jfe s , paid Ideal for'worklng couple or new warm air heat. TImktn oil burner. REk RIGKRATICN Service, com keys fresh frozen, ready anytime. tors wheel and crawler. Terms doors, garage, ameslte drive. Con AT A COURT OF PROBATE hriC W HAT—UnW. of Conn, ri, Delaware. WTIC—Yale Interprets the Newa. BEFORE YOU Buy a used car per water piping, new construc vacations and holidays. Fully WOOD. Stove or fireplace lenjfthii. frigerator la worth $90 toward.* a ly weds. Refrigerator and atove Beautifully landscaped lot, 100* x WTHT—Monday Morblng Headlines. 1950 Dodge 'i Ton Panel—Excel mercial end domestic ^ .See our 8 to 20 pounds Schaiib'a Turkey Dublin Tractor Co., North Wind venient to stores, bus and school. priced from $8,000 and up. at Manchester, within and for the W TH T—Darctna Party. 8:7.1—WO.VS—News. aea Gorman Motor Sales. Buick tion. Time payments arranged. Delivereri $18 per cord. Phone new 9.4 cu. ft. Kclvlnator 2-door furnished. Strictly modem. Large 190'. Garage and tool shed. Owner District nf Mancheater. on the 2Srd 2:0a—WDRC—ânabuatera. Sales and Service, 285 Main lent condition. display of guaranteed used refrig paid complete jrroup insur ' Farm, 188 Hillstown Road. Winimantic 3-3217 anytime. model. Watkins Brothers. Inc . ham Road. WlUimantlc. 3-3217. Immediate occupancy. Phone WHAT—News: Record Review. 8;SS—WDRC—sriss Brooks. Edward Johnson. Phone 6979 or lot. QUl Coventry 7-6649 after transfarred. Purchase price $14.- dav of October. A.D., 1952. WONS—dtricial DolecUve. erators George H. Williams As- ance plan, 55 hour week. 935 Mai^ street, Manchester, 3101. Also many business oppor Present JOHN J. WALLETT. WTIC—Pee Weeklnr Show. street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve 5044 8:30 p. m. ' 500. For appointment please call » WDRC—News. \VTIC—Juvenllo Jyry. nings. fWlat.cs, 260 -Tolland Turnpike YOUNG RsJA.STING chickens, Judge. WHAT—Supper Serenade. New Arrivals Dally Conn. Musical Instruments MANCHESTER — Bast Side — Howard R. Hastings-. 2-1107. Estate of William B. O'Leary, late of 9:S»—IV T ir—Grand Old Opry. .Manchester. Phone 2 3585, nights Apply alive or dressed, ready for the Garden— FarnaXualry tunities. Check with t^s be- Manchester. In said District, deceased. WDRC-sStere Alien. ■ WTHT—Here Cornea the Band. We Speciallge In Square Dealing HEATI.NG From A to Z. Con oven. P.ea'onably priced. Week UNFURNISHED Apartment for Duplex four and four. Large WKNB—Forward America. 1947 FORD Super deluxe, blue, 7691. Products 50 ELECrPlO Portable radio, phono- NEW, UBED and rental inat 13 CANTERBURY Street—4 room On motion of Celia May O'Leary, of WONS—Guy Lombardo Show. 8:S.V-WK.NB—Newa. version biirpers, boiler-burner end orders must be given not rent. Four rooms, bath, sun porch rooms with extra large attic, lot for you buy. \ Bald Manchester executrix. WTI^T—Waahlnitton Rec'sklns Foot- w'ith new 100 H. P. engine,. Ex ABA TOOL and DIE CO. graiph combination. Six months ments. Reedf, mutes, strings, and garnge. Beautiful large yard. Cape Cod, plus expansion attic. WONS—News. units, .complete heating aystems. later than 6 p. m. Friday Will TURNIPS FOR Sale. Clifford 100* X 150* One side available on ORDERED: That six months from 7:88—WDRC—Jack Bei ny. cellent condition throughout. BARLOW MOTOR SALFS POWER BURNERS and Range 1305 Tolland Turnpike ojd. Call 2-8801 before 5 p. m. stands, all accessories. Methods. Adults only. Located near the Hot water oil heat, aluminum the 23rd day of October A.D., 1952, be l•:t us service aiid re*- off "Htllstown ■ Howd: ------" Krause. 87 Walnut 53361 f quick' sUe^YlWWO. $2,100 cash. W’rH'T—Saturday at the Shamrock. -WONS—TP Be - Arfuratieed.'"-' ers. Tel. 6135. with drop ' leaves Seats eight Lathrbp, Realtor, 100 ^laat Oen-. ings. 2-1107. 35 Oak Street bring In their claims igalnal skid WTHT—Sophisticated Knytlim, Open Evenings and Sundays pair youi wa.shing maihine or re WANTED—Service station aH 25-year . mortgage. Madeline estate, and ths said executrix Is dlrert- WHAY—Newa-, Recora Review, 1949, 1950, 1951 Alitomohiles. as when open. Combination Thor CHRISTMAS Suggestions. Violin ter street. Pbone 2-0384. Phones: Office 5416 ei.' to' give public notice, to the .credl- ItitlS-rWTIC—Lower Basin Street 7:t5-WON8-News. frigerator. Metro Service, 2-0883. GUARA.NTEED Fast plumbing tendant. Good proposition for thfi Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. 7:80—WDRC—Arms 'N' Andy, little as $9.90 weekly. Lowe.«t 100 WHITE ROCK pellets. Ready KIEFFER PEARS For canning. dishwa. 'her and washing machine, outfit Including bow and case, $26 AMEatlUAN COLONIAL— Seven torx to bring In tbelr claims within* W THT—Politics on Trial. WTHT-TIme Capsule. and heating, alteration’ and new right risn. Boiand Motors, 389 ROOM FOR one or two girls or Or Residence 3761 said time allowed.by publishing a copy WDBG-.G ov. Stevenson. finance rates, Posi.slble vmir car 1937 CHEVROLET. Excellent MA.NCHESTER Welding Service. to lav. Call 2-0339. Call 5794. in good condition. Call 2-0916. Royal Artist’s trumpet outfit with rooma, four bedrooms, tUe bath. WHAY—Symphony Hall. motor, $.50. Call 2-1031. ..work. Perma-giass, gas, electric Center street. ■ working mother with child. Will COLUMBIA 'I.J1.KE—New 5 room of this order In some peWapSpec' hay WTIC—Rhythm Reni'eavoua. WONB*-To Be Announced. down. Douglas Motor.*,' 333 Mam. Portahlp equipment. General case, $99.50. Kemp's, Inc. Large Hiring room, fireplace, cab BOLTON — Five-room custom ing • c'lrculatloij In agld probater dls- II :e5—WDRC—Stars for Defense. hot water_ healers sold and In care for child' while mother ranch, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, ^ WTIC-The Aldrieh rtunlly. .w'.clding, boiler .and furnace weld inet kitchen, large dining room, built home. Heavy, molded beam trlcL wlthln-.tcn daya from .the dSfe of WTHT — Sa'turdsy . Night Dancing •s88^WDBO-,«^Btlte ' MetmrthF* and 1949 OLDSMOEILE Clu'o sedan 7949 Pm 'XlSrrm ' Special deluxe stalled‘at fea.sc.natile rates. Time WANTED - Articles for Sale 45 works. Kitchen privileges- Phone lavatory; Hot water heat,'"’oU. full critar; Tgaragie- choice lot. this order, end fvtorn make-to thW '"Thtrtv.- - .....* - ing. l ’.hone.s 2-16,58 dr 2-8762. “. . . the'best Inv^tiuent In the world—a home, a farm, a bit -TRU M PET” — OMiipIete WlUi belling. - Fireplace, large” ' rooms, court of the notice given. ', » II :t5^W ONS—Midnight Mettnee. E4xar Bergen. . ^___ laedne"ei. Radio, heater, hydra- sedan, radio, heater, blue finUh. payment.- ah*argcd. Skelley 2-8420. ^ Near school H- B. Grady. Man $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. Vy.THT—Stop the Music. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port mouthpiece, lyre and case, gold cabinet kitchen,. oil heat, shade . JOHN ■ J.- WALLBTT; JuLTe. WTHT—Women Hi Uniform, matic. maro ,ri flnc'h. A real good In beautiful condition. .Sec It .STOR.M D O O RS and w indow s hv Bros. 2 8714. of land In the good old U. H. A." cheater 8009. 2-5132 or 6231.' ' WnC-Alex Drier. ' tViiAY—Plano Miniatures. MAN TO WORK IN able and standard typewriters lacquer finish. WUl not tarnish. SHARE Apartment with two girls. trees, four acres land.- $12,50a. WTIC—Phil Hafria and Alice Faye. - buy. Far below celling price. Easy term.* Douglas .Motors, 333 "I'aian null.■■ Triple track ail AT A COURT OF PROBAT1?. hftlj ll:2S-WDRC— Public Service Pro Guaranteed by manufacturer, One double roi-m available. One Carlton W. Hutc-hins. 2-5132 or CAPE COD—;Expandable to six •t Mftnchfster. ^within -«nd for tl gram. . W ONS-Sllver Trumprta Hour. •Main. > All makes of adding machines FKA.NK U. PINN'EV ^ IF YOU Want green lumber, poor 5:15 -W H A T—Golden Moments In SOng Dougla.s Motu-s, 333 Main. aloniitiiim corahination. Free SERVICE STATION only $89.50. Also several used block from O nter. Call 3560 after 6231. rooms. Near Waddell school. City District of MiiirbrMrt, on the 33ril.rÎ- j.1t l :SS—w nc—Sea Tou at the Polls; Moving— Trucking- sold or rented Repairs on all workmanship do not look st this, HoHywoot*' Palladium Orcheati*B. 5:S#—WDRC—Playhouse. c.stliiiatcs on request. John Asnoclate In Farms r? * trumpets. Ward Krause, 87 -Wal sewer and utilities. Less than dfty of Octdl^r.'A.D .. 195X WTIC—Theater Guild. 1951 CHEVRCLET. Belair.' Radio, 1947 d o d g e deluxe sedan, radio, Storage 20 makes. Marlow's. 4 p. m. but if you are Interested. In- a well WEST SIDE — 3 bedrooms, den', Present; JOI^ J. WALLBTT. W'THT—Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. Sahhtz. Rhone 2-2027. Salary $75 a week to. nut street. Phone 5336. two years 'Old. Immediate occu WDRC—Symphony HaR. WHAY—Hour of Faith. heater power glide. Positively heater, fluid In excellent Eves. Mancheater 8877 R . 6 & l t O r built, -four bedroom, large living living room v/lth flreplece. Cabi Jvdirr. . - • WONS—True '^tectlve. condition. Hcaiitifnl grey fini Iv start. * BOLTON — Building stone and FREE RENT—Coventry, Route pancy, Phone 3932. EsUtf of Marjorie* M. A^xltn'der tuk. I8:SS—WTIC — News; Dance’ Again like new in *very respect. Beau U I.NIXJW SHAPES made to order nUBBI.iH Di.spusal. a.shes, etc. ■ (MUa) room with fireplace, dining, room, net kitchen, tÎe bath, rumpus a. Marjorie FUrell. Alexander, late of with Flanagan. • s55—VV’DRC—HaTj¥Nirk Playhouat. • Ea.sv terns, Douglas .\Iotors. 333 rrllars rlean--d. Contract or tran- ] flagstone Bolton Notch Quarry. A Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 44-A. Three rooms, garage, elec .Manchester, In said .ptstrlct, deceased. WDRC—News. WTHT—Drew Pearsom tiful tutone finish. Douglas anil ln.stn.llc-1. V enetian blinds cabinet kitchen extra large lot, room. Oil heat, combination win WHAY—To Announced. .Main. slcnt. 2 4988. I See Van For Phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnodei W a 11 O N LILLIAN 4 T:SS-WCCC- Outdoors with CTlfl I•:0lv-WDRC—News; The Chorallert. cement work Valentino Belluccl. —some with attics. Hot water oil 4318. the said executor la dlre.cted to ^ re AI.B.AIR AND B*rry Trucking 427 Hartford Road at fair prices for oiir eash rooms. Hot water heat, fireplace, Tubllc notice to the cfed 4t 9 ra to bH nx Knight. W rU T -P a u ! IUr%ey. 1940 DODGE-coupe. Priced to sell 1916 CHEVROLET TCDOR. Action SO Bircli street Phone '2-1601. heat, fireplaces. F or further in WTIC-^trlnA Symphopelte. WHAY—N'?wfl. Easy Listening. Co. R'uhbi.«!h. a s a i ' x rem oved. customers. Quirk service Dutclrbven, large, maple shade OPEN FOR Inspection' SundAy, n th e ir clalm a.w ith in said tim e allo w quickly Written guarantee $195. I ar. . W ANTED—Men for general main formation please contact Elva red b y ipublj^ hln it a co p y ..of th is o rd er WDRC—Mualc Box ' \vTIC—Meet the Press. Dump truck available for loam, —no red tape. trees oil H-acre lot. Garage, October 26 from 2 to 5 p. m. High 7:65—WDRC—World In Brief. WONS—Your Evening Concert. Buy it on your own terms. Cole •LlNOLKl’M P.c/nnanta 50c .«qiiare tenance and lubrication work. Ytyler. 2-4469. school bug at door. Purchase In som e new spaper havInR a clrcpU * 8 :S5-W ONS—Chape' In the Sky. I5:l5—WONS—Evening Concert, Motors. 4;64 yard. .A.-phalt tile, wall coverinc ' gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. land street at Gardner. Look for tlnn In said probate distylct, a'lthln'teh "S'oil 11 N ever RiiV a Dud Apply Dillon Sale.* and Service, price $1LOO<1. Located 429 Oak daya from the date of this druer. and W THT—News. W T H T -G lorls Parker. Done b" relial Ic, wcll-t rained ' ONE YEAR young, very attrac signs. Brick Cape Cod* only two WTIC—Newa; George Crook. 15:35—W THT-BIII T.iieher. It You Buy a Car F rom B u il" MANCHKSTKR -Package Deliv-. 319 Main street. . ■ * land street. Howard R. Hastings, returii make to this court of the notice WDRC—News. WDRC—Dance Orchestra. 1947 Oli^sM OmLE TO .sedan Hv- men. All jobs gu.'ir.intced. Hall JARVIS REALTY AMESITE DRIVEWAY now available. All steel cabinet,] given! cry. IvoiBl ligh* tiucking and tive thpee bedroom ranch. Spa agent. 2-1107. WHAY—News; Cboriatera. WONS—Holy Trinity Service. riramatic. In' excellent condition Linoleum Co, ,'ifi Cottage Streetv WANTED — Experienced trallbr SAVE 10% lY CALLING NOW cious living room, lining ell, mod kitchens, fireplace, tile'bath, oil JOHN J. WALLETT, JiK'ge. WCCC-MuslO/ WTIC—>merksn Fonim the Air. throughout, "rued well heloiv p.iikage delivery. Refrigerators, J950 n .Y M O I'T H F O t’ R DOOR Phone ? .-i O T Z , evenings 6166 or driver. See Stuart Carlson at PHONE 4112 ern kitchen, colored'tile, bath, at heat, electric hot water, set tubs. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 8:16—W THT—Christian Sclencs.'' 15:45- W THT-Va-atlonland. U. S. A. wn.sher.s and stove nyoving a • MACHINE SPREAD MANCHESTER — Three room WDRC—Shoppers Special 11:00— S o w n on All Stations. reiling, i^êr R( t-. ‘O liver . toda\- SJ09. Carson Co.. 44 Stotk Place. • WORK GUARA.VTEED Venetian blinds. Sewers and city at klanchrater, within and for the specialty. Phoiit 2-0752. tached garage, patio. Convenient house with' glAssed/in porch and ■ :SS—WONS—Radio ,Carolera. WDRC—Public Service Prograui Center Motors. 461 Mam .street. 1919 PONTIAC CLUB COtTE • FREE GRADING • TERMS ARRANGED water. 80' x 1$0 lots. Exceptional District of Manrheater, oh the 23rd- W THT—Thoughlji in Passing. • FKEE ESTIMATES to stores, school and bus, 83,000 bath, plastered wallsi new ‘ roof, day of October, A.D., 1952. W HAT—Gemme Claaalcale. COMrCFTF. Repait. Iiy Rti art It. -T- • EXPERIENCE SINCE value at $11,700. Fidelity .Realty W(X:C:-New8;, Hymn Time. W TIC—a ifto n -VJky^ PICK CPS' 19.51 Kfiid )9.5(i Knid 1917 OI.ri.SMOBILE . C O .W 'E R T - required to assume. *G. I. 4% 100’ X 160'Jot, In excellent loca . . ...U ,. w I i*™**"*. JOHN J. WALLETT, WONS—Political Picture. ttolcott on iia.shing machines; • POWER ROLLED 1920. Co. )Vm. McBride, Manchesfei; Judge. WTIC—Sabbath MesaM^ 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton 1919 (7ie\- ABLE, ■ • ‘ Paifiting— Papering 21 mortgage. Phone -Warren How tion. All city utilities. P^ced at W TH T—Music for SSnday. Ilj35—WTIC—See Y«u at the polls; I'acmim cleaners moto. s. . small 4816. Estate of. Shepherd Flaher a.k.a. t:4»-W ON8—News. Boh Snyder Show. mlet. 1947 Dodge. 191.5 apd 11 land Realty. 8600 anytime. BarbAra Woods, Agent. Sheimrd Flaher, late of Manchester. 19511 k'oRD' (T.STO.M ap p lia m ts. Pick uy and d e liv e ry .! P-AI."VTi>.’ G and Iiecoratirig WTIC—Hvmn Tlmr. WDRC-Ârt Waver XJrehestras GMC 1-ton. 1949 Stiideba3-r, 1916 K O fR Inter- In said District, decasaed. , WTHT—Muslr for Sunday. WHAY—Moonllght Memorlei, ■DOOR. Prlj-ed (o sell. -\-l repair. Sale.s iSO M ain. '"r exte n. r. ■On mnUoit of Francis 8. Flaher of Cheirolet. 1944 F-irit 1*- l.in long I Floors reftn- WENTWORTH-McANEENY, INC. DE MAIO BROS. MANCiHBSTER—(Aiur room Cape 1:55—W THT—B lbk Mrssaffea. WONS--Dance Orchestras. Phone 8.507. < i.“ hed. Rea.si.nahle rates. Call <3od, good location, hardwo^ MANCHESTER—Kew six-rohm Lots for fâle asid Manchester, auminlatrator. t :# ^ W D R C —Worb News. U :55—W ONS-News. viheelba-T, 1919 r.Mc, 19-12 Inter 19.-19 FORD PICK t'R with ORDERED: That alx months from '2 G errv W hitm an. INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE CALL ANYTIME 7491 floors. Built-in bookcases, full WCCC—Strlnir Time. W H A Y -N ew s, national. 1939 ■ International all metal cabinet twl^v. .Manche-'ler home. Hardwood' floors, pil hn, the 23rd day of October A, D.. J952. be WONS—Your Bible Speaks. 12;t»- W Tir.:-N ew s. Music, 2-.S.566. ' basement, extra lo t Quick sgle. water heat, fireplace, tile bath, and the' aame ere limited and stiowed WDRC—News. dump, 1949 Knr*l panr', 19t" fbr the creditors within which to briii W TH T—Maz2.nl Society. BUl.,LI.)OZKll' For lure. Rea. xin- Owner leaving state. Phone Man' large lot. Good location, ne^ 'OAIiAKLAND street too* x 200' lot. WTIC—World News Roundup. 2 :Sa_\VTIC—Palladium Orchestra. ., Oievrjjlj^.acdajAj dcltyci-y,.....- ixi'.v. JL®' PARMINGTON AVEÂRTFORD In their elelms agalnat seld estate, on.. ^ WHAÎJailan. P|ro«r^ .V.- . ^ 12155-^News ______... ______. Able.îale.^Call a-06-50. chestar/$*il67. Evjk E - Agency. •ehoM; On -lwg-btte. Phfme Maif- il qtUUlea in, . Phone 6535- . the -W7#"*dmtntstretbr'la directed' to pfice.v. rbiamp's. Routblfo, ’Ruck- S op ■■Hud” :;Mn%nhtIc Repairing 5 • rl5—WTlC-e^Tnllcten’ s Comer. 23 J PHONE HARTFORD ’s.2sVl7or ~ ; y .chsateii 3-IL67, BL A 'E: Agency. — a €iT* *’.“**'.*5 ."Otlye to the credltora to W D RC—V.nice q t^RjH|g|oa. 'r-.-:-: , . . . The VVoricing.Man's-Fniend.at-: MANCHBSTER^New 6 niom WATERFRONT l^Qt At AhGOVAr | their tJAims withlB-.'Mid time WONS^Volce .of Cahmt) -i LaM^ ExedUenti location; "u;;jii}i:^Ff^lliy. 4>ubii«htox.'4t/CPi» tbit TVTHT--H*ll»iu*-PfOfnaiQr-- 1941 PONTIAC Cliifi enupp. radio, hmiai.' LargeTooms and chsMrtk. TtW O-KAinLY' ■sjuprex,'“ 4 '' TtJonki Kemp'f.'Inc. .5650.. . fterillz.e.. and remade like new, ‘ " " MANCHESTER 2*2257 - : TUe bath. oU. hot water heat, fire cleared T J. Crockett. . *:8S-WDRC—Rellgloiis Rewa. heater;-in good :x«ntli tmn. "A gt nd : Call yfoncs ' Furntture-and Fluor' MPb ald^.. StMun .heat,, "twp-cqr , WQNS-Baek U -X place. NeaiHius' aiid schoois, $il8,- cair'garage. IniatadlAle occupan ~WTHT-Opera AlbtiraT^^" ''.- T elevision family car. Hurry' 'ro- 'Dntiglsr • itiii'l ford. Road-Used t rirs ELfA fPIU m o t o r s repaired .and Covering’ 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041, order, and return inaka to thia court of WTIC—To Be Announced. Motors. 333 34ain ,*ti*'et rewourifl Prompt, efficient , Uential Flectiic Motor Repair, 10 Bolton. For apîntment to aee at Manchester, within . and for the WONS—Radio Bible Class . 2H5—Illinois vs.‘ Purdu»*. 'FOR LK.'^.':: R O. LONG Dri'm Studio. Orches- j slope affording good drainage. 10 acres partially woodetl room Cape Cod. Fireplace, hot TAIX50TTVILLE—Four miles out District of Mancheater. on the 23rd 4:45—Footbxll Scnrehoxrd. .We.st street Hart'ford.- call 2-1267. ^ day of October. A.D.', 1882. WTHT—Message of lariel. 1950 STUDEBAKER CU.M.MAND- tra. band, drum corps in tructifin. supplying good timber. Beautifully priced at $ 1 3 ,5 0 0 - watei heat, corner lot, conx.enlent o f Manchester,. 6 foom^C^pe Cod. WCCC—Slnrlmîme. S:00—Pro>Football HlfthUfhU. 194.1 riLD^MOBILE Convertible. JOB RATED TRUCK present. JOHN J. WALLETT. WHAT—Haller. Mualc. 5:30—llopalong.* Cassi^'. ER 4-DR. SEDAN. Oierdnve LO TS C L E A R E D , .-tum ps pulleth a cellar. City water and fewer. all persona Intaraated -In said estate of 8:45-Waiter WlnchelL Convenient Financing * CHESTER EVENING HERALD, CHARMINO BIX room Chpe Cod. 263, 357, or, 28 per cent. \ the pendency of said 'application and 7:00—Red Skelton. Lustro'Js blark finish. Local' one FLAT Fl.VISH Holland window PHONE HARTFORD 5*25f1 or 434 CRNTER STREET c YORK M, N. Y. 1159 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW splendid arrangement for two No addlUottal expenses when you N efr Connecticut Co. bus Una -Under QUle'f conatitutlon, when the time, and plaee of heariag thereon, 7;30-T bta Is Show BuSIneaa. CHORCHES MOTOR SALKS owner car. In excellent condition. ' ahades made to 'measure. All ' Reedy 'fOr you now — Baric YORK M. N. T. , pcrsMis wtahlag to live eloaa by ' move right In. R. & Orady, 8009. Price $l5,56e. Henry -Efcoft no candidate receivef a majority. by publlshliig a copy of this order In 8.00—Toast Of The T o w a Bob-Oliver aiway.* has Chevrolet^. , Write Fashion for *52, Fall and Winter. yet not In the aame raridenee. Agency. Henry and Tiielma JeM ctongreef muet pick the- President som e. newapaper having a circulation 9:00—TV Play house. • 80 Oakland Street ^ metal Venetian - blinds at a new Presenting the new Anne Cabot Ic aalc.' dIalricL at least five days be 10:00—B um s and Allen Show. Center Alotor Sales, 461 Main MANCHESHR 2*2257 MANCHESTER — PHONE S1D1 TbiM new lante is filled wrlth 1 Noodlework album. Directions for : Hot water heat, oU, capper tub COLONIAL: 6 large rooms, doera- fries Bifcott, Real Eftata-lnsur-1 from the two. who poUed the moet low prjee. Keya made while you Box D Cai'e of Herald fore the day of said bearing. 4a appear 10-80-Electric Theater.caicr, .— J^chester 2-948^' . atreet. ' w ait Ala/loW'a. a for smart, practical sewlBg for a puppet mittene, baric embroideiy ing, storm windows, screens. Con Btalrs lavntery. garage, lot 100 x ance, 256 High ftm t weft (cor. | veUa The stfe of Ibanef'f vote if they -tea cause at said time and 11:00—Sunday Neava BpaclOLr ^ 800. Price |1B,800. MadcUl plact and‘ be - hoard ralatlva tbarato, 11:15—nfaald e Tbeatq V • aew ataaon; gift pattara printed ■tltebas and grand d t Siri ore yanlant residence. M R. OradjT- McKee). Telaphone Mancbetter I mad# hta elacUon a virtual cer* oad makt rctura to this court n;45-T1it8 tf tha ' îluH a tha book, aSe. petated In tlili lMue> • tatth, RMltor. S*lfi«l or 4879. xsas. i 'talnty.^ • , JOmt J. WALLETT, JaOia. U :1 5 -N o w a ■ f ’ ’’ * - i- i;. ■f I I V r : - ; / I,-- J..

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to get rid of the sickefling politi About Town cal ad.s that are dominating the Prize Booth at Harvest Bazaar Drama Group Heard Along Main Street TV screens these days. Not tha^ there aren’t political The Auxtliarj- follce will hold ads on the radio. Plenty- of their, lU weekly meeting , tomorrow And on Some of Manchester'* Side Streets, Too there, too. But at least the listen -Readies Play

morning at 9 o'clock at the Fmley er doe.sn't have to watch the poli ticians as they "orate."- itrect range. I,rlrky Stall , • haphazard manner. “How could Sock and Buskin Slates We commute about 28 miles you," she asked, "trust someone ,The polfster or stat-stidsm A aon wa.i bom at the H artford would be worth his weight !ii gold Hoepitat %"eaterday to Mt; and Mra. each day coming, to and from the like, that that you've never even, JNov- 14, 15 Dates for papeJ'. .Oitif course takes ' us' seen before ? W’hatWhat assuranceassurance' ' do if he could tell the nolirtcos when John Weias, Jr., of 48 Lyneas their ads lose their initial effec- street. They have two other chil through Manchester‘ proper and you have that he'll keep your ‘Father of the Bride’ into'the outlying sections over money and not deliver the sheep?" tivene.ss and start repelling, rather, dren, Judith Ann and Barbara streets that are now frequently Our friend, in relating the in than drawing, votes. Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, direc Jean. strewn with fallen leaves. cident, told us that he had quieted tor of Sock and Bu.skin, announcea his wife's fears by imparting to Time to Check The Children of Marv will hold Remembering that this beatitiful We received' a letter recently that tickets are now on sale for I*, .nnimi Halloween nartv at St tfrav of fall finery is also a dead- her some of his own faith in i»eo- written- by a reader who is con the production of “Father of the JanJSi:. S c h o o l H alU onight. from 8 rly„thing in .some w«>^. we thoij^^^^ heV‘’ m‘«t“ cmm cerned over youngsters who ride to 11 o’clock. Games will be played.•P(l fOusI rms .saieiy-iiisi .safety-first si»i.y thlffht help totd,.u,u her that country people have nivht nfirtiriilarlv Bride" toTc presented on Nbv.'H — _-hAaf-lhr^ak—tiT-tragedV— mi tiAAfl ickV Ivmir .Lhmneelxz^«_.im. prevent-heartbreak ..w tragedy... no need for tying lhomaelv«o.up--^-^|^'"f, without lights ah( ah(T15' al'lFe Bowers School; They bers and their friends are cordially It rs not iinconlfnon to ace piles with businesslike pror-ediires, that reflectors. of leaves, neatly stacked by some they are honest.-.simple folk,, who may be purchased from any mem Invited. give a square deal and expert no H e.takes to las'll th e'p aren ts of enterprising householder! near the children who own bikes and says ber of the club or from Miss Mary Among the divorces granted in street gutters. And it i.s also not more than the same’in return. Now McAdams. how. he had asked his wife in what that they should see to it that the Superior Court, Hartford, yester- 'mcommon to observe cMdren at two-wheelers are fully equipped. "Father of the Bride", a stage- dsv was one to Emma M. Baker of, play near these pilcs.^ The usual was his final, unanswerable argu He also touches upon parental con comedy based on Edward ment. cah you ask a person of Manchester from Herbert E. Baker ! childhood prank consists '>f "K trol of their children, and warns t * Streotor's best selling novel which nf Hnvdenvill? Mass on Iho i loaf pil<* bip onoiigh so that a such homely virtues for something that a fatal accident can be the was al.so the basis of the well-re- ^ou^d^' Of desertiom" like a receipt—why, it would bean result of laxness. niembcred movies of the same The Manchester As-soeiation of , detected. in.siilt I Loi-al parents should take a few name, is a chuckling tribute to Insurance Agents will hold it.s : Our e.Npyrionce was nerve-sliat- Well, the wife had no answer. minutes tonight to' check on their that most forgotten of men, the As our friend told It to us, by the youngsters' bicycles. It. gets dark father of a girl who accepts a pro time he was through, his wife much earlier now v<-lth stapdarQ posal of marriage and takes her Murphy's restaurant. WilUam S. twesl firde of town and wheeled ;‘waa not only convinced of the hon Chandler, secretary of the Phoenix time back in style. lather’s bank account through the the car over to the curb. About esty of country folk, she was ter And local drivers should check, Fire group, will diseu.ss agency four feet from the right wheel was ribly impressed by the fact that moat grinder. management. too- they should check their driv Begins with Decision a large pile of leaves. her husband was a man of such ing habits. Some pretty rough Our. business eompleted. we got faith. "cowboys" are floating around Here are a few of the prizes which will be won at St. Bridget's Cornerstone Club harvest bazaar The story starts when a girl The Women's Club of Manehes- named Kay Banks, to be played into the car and prepared for a We were m ighty impre.s.scd, too, Manchester these days. And float which will close tonight. The affair Is being held at the State Armory on Malm street. Several novel ter will meet Monday at 8 p. m. quick get-away. The obvious that he could believe ao complete ing pretty fast. acts are also listed for tonight. Proceeds from the bazaar will go Into the St. Bridget's Church build by Lois Cooper. casuall.v Informs

In the Couth Methodist Church. eoiirse would be to travel in a ly In the hone.sty of a man he had ing fund towards the eventual erection of a paru chial'school for the North End of town. her father and mother, Alfred tVirothy Rankin and her Little straight line and then gradually Taricco and Jud.v Alcox, and her never seen before, and wondered a By Cracky Theater Marionettes will be the swing away from the curbing. This little about the man who Inspired Although the author of the fol two younger . brothers, Jack would take us over and through tank and assumed it mu.st be an attraction. Mrs. John L. Treybal such faith. "What kind of a man lowing letter didn't care to sign Leoffler and Roger Peterson, that the leaf pile. other section added to the regular and Mrs. Keith Cobk will serve as- was he?” we asked. "Was he an his name, we decided to print it- fuel source. We were more or less she fs going to niarry a >’0Ung co-chairmen of the hoste-sses. The As liiek would have If, the mo ordinary farmer?" anyhow. Krasenics Is Appointed suitor named Buckley Dunstaii tor stalled. While we fiddled with "Not exactly,” we were told. correct. The salesman lifted the usual guest fee will be received Dear "Heard Along,” trunk lid and pointed but an auxil who will be portrayed by John from non-members. the starter and cursed briefly, the' "He's a Congregatl.onal minister." Allison. Maybe year own "Smart Crack” iary tank neatly fitted ' Into the pile of leaves began to move. In a Immcdiatel.v the head of the or whatever you called the stupid rdar. It had a capacity of 50 gal A -board meeting of the Chsml- moment a boy of perhaps 4 or 5 Explosive rnlilies Head of Civil Defense 'family Is in an uproar, he can't years of .age emerged and stood remark made about the "Brunner lons. nade Oiih will be held Tuesday One should he extremely wary His reason for the extra tank even identify which is Buckley up shaking the leaves from his of .drawing conclusions about the breaks” in your column on Satur night -with Mrs. Marie .Tesanis of day last Should-now be amended to was a simple one: "1 use the cheap Successor to Schendel | Connecticut have "paper organiza aniohg all the men he’s seen at his clothing. future political complexion of house. But alter he accepts the Lake streeVj Only the quirk of-fate—a stalled read "Let's break into Brunner's, est non-premium gas and find that tions." he said. "We must have ac Manchester from the bubble gum dealers in my home state sell it at Named by Martin at' tivity in Manchester'a CD set-up," inevitabilitv of Buckley becoming engfhe prevented us from driving statistics revealed recently in The evcrj'one else does, (and gets Advertisement- c a u g h t! ) / the lowest price. Why should I pay the chief added. his son-in-law, he finds his home over that leaf pile ajid over the Herald. Meeting of CD Staff, I hope this "smart crack" did the varying prices I find through Schendel extended personal life thrown into a ftenzy and his Wedding Gown Pagenl spon body of a youngster at play. While it seems fairly clear that hank account threatened with ex sored bv Temple Chapter No. 5.1 What happened then could hap not Originate with some of The out New England and New York ? Receives Full Approval Uianks to each officer and director a socially hereditary penchant for This way I take enough gas along for his cooperation and urged each tinction. O.E.S. Ma.sonic Temple—Manehes- pen any time to anyone during the the Republican party is one factor Herald reporters who 1 know con tribute to this column, since I for to last the whole trip." to continue cooperating with Kras The story bounces from one inci ter, OcL 29. 8 p. m. Contribution fall season. Steer clear of fallen governing the local children's, Edward W. Krasenics, local real leaf piles; they may hide a child one had given them, much more Another Interesting feature of enics. dent to another until the climactic Me. choice of "I Like Ike" bubble gum this car was a built-in sanding estate and inaurance broker, was day of the wedding arrives, along a t play. cigars over those bearing testimo credit for Intelligence and in Schendel was given a rising vote Another iiehicdy would be the tegrity. system for use on icy roads. It appointed to take over the direc- ■ of thanks by the a.ssembly. with furniture movers who com ny, to a preferance for his oppo consisted of two metal containers pletely denude papa's home to rapid clearing of such debris to nent. it behooves the Republican Sincerely. tion of Manchester's Civil Defen.se ^ The police chief will continue to prevent their use in this manner. Another Anon. filled with a mixture of sand and organization by General Manager j head the auxiliar.v police and the make room for guests at fhf wed Town committee not to.assume some ottier abraisive, one set over ding reception. While hilarity ;s SET^CK PARTY on this basis it has no work ahead Well, now, we’re sorry that An Richard Martirf last night. i radiological team which comes un each rea'i' \thcel. The device is con The announcement of his ap- der auxiliar.v police jui'isdiction. the main ingredient, there arc- WHI-Pliwed Trust of It. other Anon, took offense at what Monday, Oct. 27.j8tJS P- M. A friend of ours who recently trolled by a solenpld switch from Krasenics is associated with the also some sober passages in this Other factors may have some we innocently thought was a pret fond picture of an average family's TINKER HALL removed himself to the country ty amusing remark, and we are the dashboard where it is metered Manchester office of Coburn and Manchrater Grange, P. of H. thing to do with the fact that the out when necessary. It acts In Just life a t a critical p.oint. and bought a farm, purchased a future Voters are purchasing thr*e also sorry to report that It wasn't Middlebrook, Inc., investment Playing and Door Prizes couple of sheep at one of the local the same way as does a sander for brokers. He is owner of the Sub Refreshments. Adm. 50c. "I Like Ike" bubble gum cigars one of our reporters who thought country fairs and immediately got of it. Because we still think it was steam locomotives. urban Realty Company, a charter for every "I Like Adlai” bubble member of the Manchester Board himself In hot water with his wife. gum cigar. a pretty clever "stupid remark.” As extra equipment he carried It seems he failed to get a re two portable steel mesh tracks of Realtors, a mdmber of the It might be pointed out that the We must assume, since Another Town Development Commission, ceipt from the gentleman who sold general is better known to school Anon, didn’t say so. that he feels made for traction In deep snow. rFiLMS-CMTERAr^ and is a past president of the Ex LAND SURVEYING him the sheep, snd his wife, who age children becau.se of his place in H eard Along ha's taken an un The idea hehi|^this being that if \ FLASH BULBS, CASES, A lia.s learned that it is best to with change Club. history. They have read of him as warranted crack at the Police De the sanders/idn’t help the car out ^ MOVIES, PARTS ^ hold endorsing a busines.sman's Edward L. Davis, Jr« the great soldier he is. They have partment and has taken up defense of rough gmng. the portable tracks honesty in such matters until he heard his name mentioned by their of the PD. would. Registered Land Surveyor ha.s furnished a receipt, took our ^ Arthur Drug Stom J teachers. They, themselves have We didn’t ace it that way, For the benefit of hot rod enthu IS Proctor Road hlanctaester friend to task. dlscussed^him in other connections siasts we'd like to add that the BALCH Is Your She wondered how her husband though W'c admit that the remark Tel. 7019 than his candidacy. could be interpreted in that man engine was serviced by a water in could transact business in such a Stevenson, on the other hand, ner. Suffice it to say that even jection-type carburetor and had a is a relative newcomer to the na Chief Srhendel himself, we under separate electrical system for Town of Bolton tional scene, and the majority of stand. .saw the hum or in the item starting. voting age citizens wgVe unfami and got a kick out of It. Since the The separate system was several Audit Report liar wtih his career. ( . THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB chief, with the recent to-do about dry cell batteries that fed juice ■Notice is hercb.v given th at the There Is an even stronger argu Audit Report on the Town of Bol the PD. should Ke the first to only to the spark plugs, thus in ment against assuming compla- take offen.se, we can only conclude suring the proper amount of hot ton for the year ended Sept. 15, cently that the youngsters are and that Another Anon, i.s overly sens! spark when needed. 'The battery 1952 has been filed for puhlie in will remain staunch Republicans. spection in the office of the Town live, though we applaud his com operated regular starter was used A local educator suggested that munity spirit. only to turn over the engine. Once BEH ER DEAL Clerk. it might be the effort involved and the motor started, a switch is used Dated at Boiton, Conn., Oct. 2.'i, not the politics which controls the This Is a far? to switch from the dry cells to the PONTIAC DEALER 1952. sale's flgiire. main battery. Edward W. Krasenics David C. Toomey And we submit that while the "I Parked In front of a Manchester i ( i-nt* r '‘1 n • I >1 ."u li* 'I»t department store the other day was His portable motor-heating unit Town Clerit Like Ike" bubble gum cigar is a for cold morning starts is about polntment was. maê at a meeting BINGO moulhfull, the "I Like Adlai" bub the private car of a traveling sales of CD staff"officers .and division EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT man,. Outwardly it resembled any the moat simple ever devised. Two ble g;iipi "cigar is a mbiith fiiller.' large-size heat lamps arc placed 'directors iri* the hearing room of other automobile. The interior of the Municipal Building. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP the car and part of the trunk on each side of the motor. Loft on 20 REGULAR GAMES— SPECIALS I’nllllms At Work overnight, the heat keeps the mo Krasenics had been director of ■4’ou may think those political varied quite a bit. air observation for several weeks. We chanced to talk with this tor oil at the correct viscosity for BIG - - - NEW - - - BEAUTIFUL atjvertisemenLs on TV are a pain in eas.v starting. He said last night ho will continue the reck, hut they may prove a particular salesman because he in th at post. -boon to the radio industry: 'Wp was trying, to uproot a. parking 'That maa'a. equipped foe wintec. ■ ~Ih making the' appointment, understand that a lot of peopl- meter from its stanchion. Our Martin first invited any of the who haven't turned on their radio assignee came in the form of a The Shrewdie directors present to volunteer for Is Very Important for months arc doing so now —jiisi gentle tap on the meter which The local Rotary Club's (Publi the position left vacant by the Rortiehow niac|r the mechanism op cation. the "Spinner," drew our resignation effective Oct.- 1' of erative again. With this solid bond attention to this one. It is quoted Police Chief Herman O. Schendel GOOD established, we started a general from "Sparks.” who has headed CD since Its In To All Children coni^crsation. , "Say, Pat . . , what's this I’m ception In mid-1960. In five minutes he was briefed hearing about ye joining up with on local and state politics. tralBc Martin told the group Krasenics VISION thim Communists? Be ye daft, had twice declined to take the It Can He regulations, motels, restaurants m a n ? ” post, but had finally agreed to An Important and theater.s. His contribution con " It’s the^XIod’s truth. Mike . . . take over if all staff officers and cerned the automobile. I signed up,last week . . . Ye see division directors would stay on Factor In The dashboard was full of gad Their the doctor told me I had but 10 and back him up. gets. Set into a special panel was days to live and 'tis better one of Later, on a motion by Leon ScKoolwork an RPM indicator, an altimeter, thim Communists die than a good Thorp, the group unaminously ap compass, a road map of New Eng Irishm an.” proved Krasenics' appointment. It has tiecn proven man.v times that smart land that rolled each state into A. Non position for focusing on a reflect In what amounted to parting ad rhildren poor,. M'hool cnuloN hPcaiiHP vice, Schendel warned th'ie CD thoy coiiUtn’t **po thr uorki l.irt ;IIr help you ing glass. FM radio adapter, plus the regular AM radio, and an extra chiefs that "you cannot buy civil corrprt thit* < omlition with proper a^t- defense. Our greateit accomplish er you ha\o hnd your child’s ryo<^ tested. ga.soline gauge. 60 Volumes Adcletl We looked arOurnTTor the extra ment," he said, "is the organiza \ tions.’,'. "We must have ac- To Beiiiiet Library CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS YEAR 'ROUND tlttle money we have' spent." He ' I • . said that other cornrhunities in SixtJ’ new volumes have recent . -.4 ctP « êr^ StATION WABON ly been added to the Elisabeth M Bennet Library. 'ITiesc were select 'Ifout REBUILDING ed as books which would he of in U nion O ptical C o. terest to 12 to 15-year-old pupils. FILMS 611 MAIN-STHKCT. 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