jMattrlfgjatgr lEurnittg 11|gralt> W e d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r i s , 198o i * rv. ATOiato Dally Nat P ra ss Ron Tho Waathtr * Wm m Wash BiMlat Forecast ef C. 8. W ether RaiaM sight more scheduled, Including a and th* following day they move to A WaOdh To Be Featured at the Grcle Busy Schedtde radio broadcast. th* Aetna Life Inaurance company Tedey. geaereny Cairs MgheM State The Singers performed Decem­ in Hartford, where Mr. Fearaon near SB; tonight, fair, eools laarast will lead Aetiia employ** in carol 1 0 ,1 7 5 ber 4 at the Manchester Country - Don't borrow muieeeeeerily, but when QUICK F or He Se G roup club for the Nurse's Aid and again singing. mabav a« the AiMH aear 26t totaerrow. eleady, Httle rixjws Taller Then on December 31, the local I e lowi is sotmd gst CASH PLUS at ehaaga la December V at the Emanuel Luth­ I h m m d . where H>t ‘nfae- to 4 out e< fea* at Onalatloas MtmehnitT^A €Uy of VlUogo Charm eran church for the Mission Socie­ group will be gueats of Station 5. Phone far ooe-vMt loan. Or cone 1 CASH! Round Table Singers ty. Tonight they will participate WHAY on a program atartinl; at A 222-Foot TV Tower In the 18th Annual Christmas Con­ 1:15 p. m. and ending at 2 p. m. RXAMPLSS OP LOANS T*e'U^cm a£ Engaged for Appear­ cert and Carol Sing in the High On January 12, the Singers will eaDmwawiaBBMea VOL. LXX. NO. 68 (Ctaaaiaed Advertiaing aa Paga Ig) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS Is fato n World’s High­ entertain the Co-Weds at the school. SA m M tn n Urmtgas I est Building ances Until Xiiius On December 18, the Singers church. /i tagSOOan will appear at the Country club as $is $Mj * :AlsnM«r* Th* Round Table Singers, a i iM. if SIS* C.III ils.M vkM By Btakwi KMacr guests of the Kiwanis club. The anwiv ne-W to 1} MaSuy t 6 m u n \ FINANCE CO. Jimmy Durante putting an exten- 2nd Hear • STATI TMIATRI ■UIUHNO On Free Enterprise 783 m itr, MANCMUm. CONN. Air War as GI’s Pull RUIN lees No Proof of Mrs. Tells Coiigre** II.S. Must •ion on hi* noae. DM 3430 • Oaoega HasliUt, VIS MANogtr ------. Only there'* a point to i t The Ita u •toSt to tosNoati .1 all MitwnSlif town Rosenberg H a ▼ i,^ g London, Dec. 14—(jP>—A gov-(.Kingdom. The commission said Move Faster on Armo new Ma-foot ateel contrapUon emment commission accused the the association controle 90 per Build - Up; Yugoslav which la being fitted to the Em­ OFFICE OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 Communist Sympa* British false teeth Industry today cent of the retail supply of dental pire State'* alender allver ahaft Here Are Ideal Gifts For AUTO REPAIRING of strangling competition to main­ goods in this country. thies; Probe Goes On tain high prices. Free Fklse Teeth * Aid Bill Passes House Back in Beachhead will tranamlt televlaion aignate to a potential audOnce of 15,000,000. ABEL’S SER. STA. The commission, set up by Par­ The false teeth Industry has When completed In January, the The Women ITho Can Sew! 26 Cooper St.—Rear W*ahlngton,^Dec. 14—(JPi—Sen- liament to Investigate monopolies boomed sharply since 1948. when Washington, Dec. 14 - (T1- -Sec­ U. N. Forces Quit Oro red beacon at the peak of the Eat. 1021 /» ttor Morse (R-Ore) aaid today and restrictive practices, urged Britain's National Health Act retary of Defense Marshall has told went Into effect. Since then, tower wlU be 14T8 feet above buat- iharges of Communist sympathy that the alleged trade restraint* Congress a rapid hulld-up of the May Embargo Parcel Six Milefl North of| Ung Fifth Avenue. be prohibited by law. false teeth have been free to alt It’s EASY to Buy Your Kgatnet Assistant Secretary of De- Target of the report was the comer*. nation's defertse production ma­ Haiiihung; 100,000| Five of the TV atatlona In the lenss Anna M. Rosenberg "have Association of Dental Manufactur- | chine is esaentlal to meet the seri­ New York metropolitan area will era and Traders of the United I (Continued on Page Sixteen) ous threat of an all-out shooting Post Mailings Unless Chinese Maos Aroundj use the tower to transmit their tollapsed completely for lack of war within the next few month*. programs. It will be the first Half ip proof.’’ i ,." ' The trouble, Marshall said. Is Evacuation Port oft* time' that a single pole has been Christmas PHILCO Morse is a member of the Arm' i". ■' • 'I that while this country Is doing lliingiiani; 4 U. S. JeU used for what TV engineers call th e p h e ie »d Services Committee, which has Ct ’ ail It can to avoid a global ron- Rail Strike Is Settled •‘simultaneous transmission." been holding closed hearing! on Ik\ Ships in Distress filet "we realize that an all-out Planefl Tangle With ^ b e h s o n s Mrs. Rosenberg’s nomination for It 1 iSail war c(ui be inltlsted- by a single The installaUon la expected to \ more than a week. It had unanl- word from the other Hide.” Washington. Dec. 14 -i/P)--The, department has under study a 24 Enemy Fighters eliminate reception "ghosts" and moaaly recommended on Nov. 29, Martha Jeannette Jones (above), While this uncertainty exIsU, he Post Office Tiepartnienl today con- j plan for shifting first class sur- Betty Hutton and Fred Astaire sing and dance the sensational Oh A is w e r th e that ^ e be confirmed, hut Senate Off Coast of France aldered a partial embargo on par- 1 face mall to the air lines in order "shadowa." Ghost* . are caused Them Dudes" number in this colorful scene from Paramount s fun- 16-year-old Bondvllle, VI., eeliool- said, "emphasis on production Is Tokyo, Doc. 14—aster Kon- as "Pack Up Your Troubles,” up of top Democrats and Republi­ Fikhing fsrorile! The Chrittmas Terms the chargee against her thoroughly. An unshaven taxi riding bandit inghsave, 493 tons, which was cans on the Senate an(l House on. the outer defense perimeter Altogether, some 50,000 pounds gift (hat packs untold hour* of thorn you this wondtrful fnofhint. sandwiched between all speeches. also_ were blasted. of steel are being used. Yet the $2 Weekly "In my opinion the charges who courteously waited his turn drifting out of control. And there appears to be harmony, Banking CUrmmIttees and the Joint Dooms Truce Move vacation fun I Top quality. Ad­ OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF THE NECCHI rrtTTfi!! i ™ against her have collapaed com­ The storm is so bad it has dis­ Ek-onomlc and Atomic Energy These were the first reported 20,000 people who work in the PHARMACY at the teller's window today rob­ this time, on what th'e farmers building are virtually unaware vanced featurea. Latrtt meJtU! pletely for leek of pr*^,” Morse bed the Lowell Five O n t Savings rupted the radio signals, the sta­ want. Oimniittces. Key Administration large demolitions on the outoklrtn • Ilirtm tiy limpiR t^ D ^ ro tf. said. "I think It's a very eaddentng tion said. officials also were called in. Just of thli beachhead. Oro was in that anything is going on. They A * ...... $ 1 8 9 .9 5 • PrtcIsiRR'built —• tllminefRs tiR tn tiv t r t ^ l r cDitt. Bank of an estimated 82,500, then In contrast with the 1948 Chi­ have to go out in the street and thing to have public officials vanished within a block of the Scandinavia Is Trouble cago convention where a fight over as they were yesterday when an­ flames from pre-dSYvn fighting.' CONVfNIiNT • Stwt bechworrft ond fDrwgrbi polity. 4 Depot Square Phone 6545 other group of C^mgreasional lead­ :3ee v.omroi8 , This was believed to be the o

--Th* $S55pair Oermany triaL Aad RnaSreia Of Itema SL9S State Food and Drug 0)mmia- a ' II I II Beyond iU desire to afford a larger return to Herald newa- PeansylvnMa RaUiend’s spirit *6 2 STYLES—BU and BF HEADS Make a LMtteg aa-t Daisy The Meat Wasted Shades f 0 OR “proper step*” to see that reoerv- GoaoUne ia pouring into a’aewer small crack In tha raotar-brick of more than 200 daughter* of At th* and of the program. Mr. ta Oehgrdlae »t— tftariwa who have been aerarded vet­ at the rote of 76 gallona a day, tunnels, and aaiqplea were taken. In formally announcing the January 1 Increase, Publisher members of the National Press Truman got up and sold: 2 Qnah $149.SD to $374.95 DRESS ...... «LW WOBK ABOXICSOLN Thomae Ferguson said: ••Aa both oUr readers end advertleere "Aa usual, li'a baen a wonderful 'Pee ef pselongeg WORR BH IRTS-tofl.49 te «2 .1 MANLMLSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHEStEB. CONN.. THURSDAY, UELEMBER 14. 1960 i '4 '* m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 PAGE M MUlian Autoa j lures, The pucasion for all the fuss voy waa belisved to be carrying brother, Robert H. Cole, of thla was the fact that her auto was the supplies for the Radi maaaed town, and two grandchildren. also attend the CblumbTa UnWeret- Mrs. Williams waa Injured In JEST’ ao,tWO,OOOtb to crdM , tlle bridge Red Charges * .H w U ord, Dec. 14 — around Hamhung and Hungnam. Funeral aarvlcea will be held at ty’a chorus on March 1& and the June, 1849, when the Connecticut : amce it 'u'as opened' in September, Obituary Palmer D. Ucamracl o f Went Sinu'* An A ir Force apokesman aald Watkina Funeral Home, 148 Eaat R o ckville Hartford Symphony orchestra con­ Company bus in which she was 11042. Bridge Manager Robert 8. 'Imrjr was a bit taken aback yes- Collapse, Says today there are indlcatlona the Oanter atreet, Saturday afternoon STATE cert on April 18th. riding waa involved In an accident _ _ i s t ™ terttaty when her car was stopped i Newell .^presented a certificate Communist A ir Force is starting to Poet Office Open at Ogden's Comer. commenoratlng the event to Mrs. at three o'clock. Rev. Fred R . Ed­ after cwMslng the Chai'tcr Oak wage all-out air war in Korea. --NOW PLAYINCF— Postmaster Edward Connors has Book Club I Stamratl. She said she thought It gar, pastor o f the South Methodist Tolland Court Bridge., e crowd gathered and Senator Morse 4 Tanka Fight M Beds Deatha church, w ill officiate and burial announced that the stamp, parcel The Book Club of the Women's cameramen began snapping plc- tt-as nil veiy "excltlnr." IBM MftNCHhlfH . He said that' Increased enemy will be in the East cemetwy. post, registry and money order Guild of the Unioh Congregation^ A merican windows St the Rockville Post si church will meet this evening at (CoDtlneed Prom Page One) Jet fighter activities during the last Friend! may call at the funeral POWER Assigns Cases FRIDAY few daya auggests “the anemy may Is Found Dead home from seven o’clock tomor­ HdiQMC Office will remain open until six eight o'clock with Mrs. Richard such proof — and none has been now intend to exploit fully his a lf row evening until the hour of the GOERRIUA — — , f o’clock on Saturdays, December Symington of 8 North Park street PREUE for a biDOk review. presented to date—I shall have no potential concommttantly with his funeral. IN THf PHIlIPPINfS 16 and 23. Short Calendar Session Altar Guild hesitancy In urging confirmation." ground luccesses.” The post qffioe lobby will re­ MEN'S At His Home The Altar Guild of St. John's Charge Perjury PLUS: TripIg TroaMg. To Be Helt^ Tomorrow main open from 7 a. m. until'6 p. •The pattern now unfolded," he m. on Sunday, December 17 for Episcopal church will meet thla Several members of the commit­ added, "m ay reveal a steady In­ Momiitg at 10 those who wish to deposit their evening at 7:30 p. m. at the AU wool, tee have said someone must have creasing tempo of air activity as NIGHT Medical Examiner Says Manchester mail at the post office on that church rectory. ...ms/s/r given false testimony at the hear­ additional aircraft become avail­ RockviUV, Dec. l4-'-(Sp«ciaI)— date. W I. ings. One of them. Senator Cain able from Ckimmunist China or the That Death Was Due to Elks Meeting (R-Wash), said he intends to press Date Hook A short calendEtr seggion of the SHIRTS Soviet Union.” Tolland Co'uhty 'Rupicrior court ig A t the meeting o f the Rockville for a follow-up inquiry to find out Natural Causes ...SHi TOLP MB SO/ sclmduled for tomorrow qtgrting Lodge of Elks to be held this eve­ who. was guilty of perjury. Sunday. Decambar 11 a tn o a. $D. with Judge Jameg B. ning at eight o’clock at the Elks And Senator Kefaiiver (D-Tennl James Cole, 60, of 21 Edgerton Annual Chrlstmaa candlaliglit Murphy presiding. '- Home, Past Exalted Ruler An­ IS THE NIGHT said he had "never heard as much About Town street, was found dead at his home choral concert by senior choir od . The following egaea are ached- thony F. Dascoll of the Danielson perjury and misrepresentation.” R&TARY this morning by his son. Everett Concordia Lutheran church, /7:45 lilad, Andrew Kubacka vg. O i A l­ Lodge of Elks will be the guest $ Russell disclosed yesterday that p.m. bert Hill, Highway Commtaaioner, speaker. He wlH tell of the Work The Covenant Ht-League will J. Cole of 34 Lewis street. Medi­ the name of Gerald L. K. Smith, Rgvocation bf Order of Reference. of the State Elks Association. In epjoy a Christmas program tomor- cal Examiner Robert R. Keeney, Annual community Chrlatmaa IRONER stormy political figure In recent Lallra Phillips . vs. Nicholas T- addition there will be initiation of row evening at 7:15 and on Satur­ Jr., said death waa due to natural sing, sponsored by Tall C«|dara, years, had been named by Benja-^ Center park, 6 p.m. Phllilpn et B in , Motion to set Aside a claaa of candidates and final day evening at six The Covenant causes and estimated that Mr. Festival oi Gilt Values min Freedman, retired New York Verdict; Jeanette F. Bogli va. plans forjjhe member's Christmas 5? COMBINATION City busineaa man, as one of the League will have a Christmas party (Jole had died sometime Tuesday Children’s Chrlatmaa party, aponaored by Red Men, 'Tinker Bmit Begll, Motion to withdraw party w lirbe announced. llandnomriy tailored hi persons he consultt^d before he at the church, beginning with a. evening or Wednesday morning. Mr. Cole lived alone. Patrolman ball, 2 p. m. aa Counsel for Plaintiff; Harriet J. Oneet Hpeakrr steered Senators to De Sola. pot luck supper. All families at­ Miller vs. American Fidelity Cb. Rev. Gerald B. O’Grady will I Doors Open At Y Close at ^ P. M. solid color all wool Henry Gauruder Investigated. . Kiddles Christmas party at Man­ U o o rsW "* „ ^ ■I Committee members said Freed­ tending are asked to provide a Default for failure to Plead; be the guest speaker at the meet­ Oannirl. R<‘d, WUw, s d t 'f He was bom In Palmer. Maas., chester Country Club, 4 to 8 p. m. WWWWWMMMUNCWWMCWWMMMWUMCWSKWWMWMMWWWWNCMWWWWWWMWWSKin man. under repeated questions, dish, and to notify Mrs. Esther George Coleman vs. Alexander M. ing of the Men's Club of St. John’s February 16, 1800 and had resid­ NO tIHIt nine. Dark Green, said he had conferred about the Blrge, tel. 8055, also to bring Tuesday, Deoeniber 10 - . r - s s ^ .Shearrr et al. Default for failure Episcopal church thla evening In WIIQM ed in Manchester for 35 years. FRIDAY 7 P. M, . 9 P. M. ONLY « FRIDAY 7 P. M. ■ V P. M. ONLY case with Smith and with Rep, gifts for exchange. The church Emanuel Lutheran Missionary to Plead; Ellas Friedman va. Saul the church social rooms. TTicrc irOCdNO MtOI niree: Mmall, Medium, Rankin (D-Mlss). school Christmas program Sunday Htnce 1636 he had been employed Circle play, "CSirlatmas Under Um L. Peizer, Admr, et al, motion for will be a supper at 7 o’clock. * 1 7 . 0 0 at the United Aircraft in Blast Iswgw afternoon at five o'clock will be Stara," 8 p.m. non-HUtt; George E. Palmer vg. Aldeti Skinner Auxiliary Woman’s Gift : Gift Wrapptd the only one that evening. I Hartford, and was Inspector at the Earl Paluska, tra:isfer as per stip Alden Skinner Auxiliary will ON THIS I time of his death, ulalion; Ja:iie.s J. Sullivan. Jr., vs. hold a meeting this evening at 2 )wuSi!^^/m i Loflwe Cancels i He wu.s a member of the South Jm •A” The usual Thursday evening Thomas M. Bcckley et als. Finding 8:15 p. m. in the G. A. R. hall to Methodist church and Washington blWe study and prayer hour will as to ab.sence of :ieccsslty for be .followed by a Christmas party INVISIBLE NYLON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL I OiT.nge Lodge, No. 117. f i s t c s n ^ , Inaugural Ball be held this evening at eight iitlitAWiTiTn further Order of Notice; Default and exchange of gifts. I Besides his son, he leaves one for Failure to Appear; Michael R. Decision Reserved SURGKAL EUSTIC STOCKINGS Cannon TOWEL o'clock in Center church. NYLON HOSE LDIES' G E ROTARY IRONER NOTE: Ose eeaiakts thew tealgkt. Smith vs. Rose Rldeg Smith, A l­ Judge James E. Murphy re­ I Deers e^ea StlS, aerferauees t:SS (Continued from Page One) lowance for , Coun.scl Fees. Dir • nvo-W A r srKETCH T. M. "All Abeat Ere” ekewa eaee served decision In the civil action EXTRA SHEER Women employees of the Man­ vorees arc listed as follows, Eve­ ANGORA FOLD A WAY STAND et tiAS. Fe Mexlmaei ealereieat of Betty Lou Williams et al of lAUNOEK EASIIY the night of January 3, the day chester Trust Company and the see It freas tke besteatBS. A**'. _ sbof' lyn C. Chapctl vs. Antonio L. Rockville against the Connecticut 51-15 Lodge takea office. USHNELL Savings Bank of Manchester, en­ Chapcll; Madeline Mae Condal va Company In the Tolland County WEAR lONGER C i SETS ■SWEATERS POSTURE-BACK America Faces CVtsIs joyed a Christma.s party last eve­ Bette Detls Beberi Tsyler Raymond Condal^ George Alexan­ Superior’ Court on Wednesday. Regular 1.25 The Governor-elect said: ning at (Tavey’s restaurant. Fully Aea Bexter l.eels C'slhera der Clark vs. Daisy Crews Pierson INVISIBLE "A crisis of unpnralled gravity thirty-live were present and they HARTFORD Clark; Domestic Relations. Anna $10JI5 Save 83c on each a 8-plece heavy weight CHAIR confronts the American people. A “All About “Devil’s SEAMLESS GIfl ttiiallty. I Bath bad a choice of steak, roast beef, Sladck McQuaid vSj Leo Xavier Pair |Milr. Boxed If you period of anxiety and austerity un­ turkey and all that goes with It, DECEMRER 27-28 Eve” Doorway” McQuaid; Dorothy Carlson Reed Housework like It. Siren 8'. t In Towel, I Vaee Towel, I NuTEi Our current showing Buy Duribilknil and en|oy S g Wash Cloth. Actual doubtedly lies ahead for the citi­ with delicious side dishes and des­ EVENINGS ONLV t:M T:» vs. Ernest S. Reed; Marjorie L. 10'. ]. 3 new winter VINYL PLASTIC of ‘•American Guerrilla In the a Value 1.88! zens and for the Government of serts. A fter the meal they sang Carson vs. Earl W. tJarson; jh a fullsri meatura of ra* nhadrw. Pair ...... _ SIN.: "WHBBK OANOEB LIVES" PhUlppInes” will be omitted for Easy WitiuNit COVER Connecticut. Christmas carols, gifts were ex­ the matinee but wlU resume Theresa E. H. Robej;ts vs. Charles 1i«f from voricoia vein* , WMWMWWWIMiMSKSiqiKWWNfWIKlWSUtMMSICWWSUWaiHKflf "Already thousands of C^innect- SYLVIA SIDNEY i. L. Roberts; Michael R. Smith vs. changed and general dancing fol­ again Mtarttng nt S;1S pjn. con­ twollsn and lirsd legi and icut's young men havl gone Into lowed later In the evening, with the tinuous 'G| closing. Ruse Rideg Smith. HJondmolille Here NaggiiigBackache FRIDAY 7 P. M. - 9 P. M. ONLY S FRIDAY 7 P. M. - 9 P. M. ONLY ALL m ONLY the armed servicen. Some/}f them, floor of the main dining room . . THE other leg condiiinn. Mrs. Emily Mason, chairman of A b we aret older. Blrgag gnd giraiti, ovgr- with other young Americans, are cleared for the fun. BXgrLlon. excBMlvg gmokfav or gxpogurg to now engaged In the desperate in n o c e n t s the Blood Donor committee of the gold goingtlnigg glowg down kidney fitoc* Women’s Gift 25% Man’s am Baud campaign being fought down the BARN DANCE BURNSIDK rr Rockville Chapter, American Red Lion, ThU may lend mgny folki to eoir- Oo.ss announces that the next plgln of nacrinff bgckgehg, lots of pgp nnd * 6 9 . 8 0 Korean peninsula. DAVID c o il • BATSY MUDR fMfWIIS I sTia esS MSacettTIS en er^. hegdgehes and dUtinggg. Gettinc "In view of these traylc circum­ Public Records RRMNA WAUACI visit of tlie Bloodmobile until will up n'ifntg or fre ^ en t pgMgRet mgy regult refulsrlf IM.M BETTE DAVIS from minor btadaer trritgtiong due to cold* Cashmere SWEATERS WHITE SHIRTS stances, it is my deep conviction be on Jan. 5 at the Union Congre­

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 the little cities of Texas, playing This will be the first of several In whatever facilittea the towm yiiiiiiial (4irol Sing outdoor community lings sche­ George C. Dent could offer. Opce he conducted k Legion Honor. General Manager Waddell duled between now and Oirlstmaa, and Mrs. Joseph Handley of tha off of the Keeney street school. ard, Mrs. Ruth Holmquiat, Mrs. concert In the middle of the high At Depot Square Keeuey St. Club Community Players pressntad pu­ All war* asked to play an encore. Peter Frey, Mrs. ICdna Qeer and school football field at Cuero, Rooat Ikraft Qi>ot4M ' 'c3itac(^M$n pil* from the fifth and siath arades If las Martha Whit* then lead the Mrs. Eklwi^ HamlU. Now • Sergeant Tex., In w’cather so cold that the Enjoys Program of Robertson school la a playlet, Keeney strset fourth and fifth Thanks are extended to all, as- musicians wore gloves. Children from Hollister street. Hartford, tVc. 14 (4V -Reflect­ •■aift of the.Magl,** by O leary grad* pupils In singing Christmas pecially the children, who made ; Aa bis orchestra grew, so did Bowers and Robertson schools will ing the doubling of nation-wide t(b> and an original nativity play. carols. After a short business this meeting a most enjoyable one. Local Patrolman I. Pro­ Reiter’s reputation. He waa a fre­ hold their annual rarnl aing at quotas following tha Korean cris­ At Uit D«o«mb«r mMtinK of the Piano solos were tendered by meeting refreahments of Christmas quent guest conductor of other Depot Square tonight. The Christ­ is, Connecticut’s draft quoti^ for Marie Mannella. Janet Holmoulst, cookies, Ice cream, cocoa and cof­ The Japanese volcano Fujiyama SEE moted; ' Member of symphonies, including that of^Uie mas festival will start at 7 o'clock January and February havaf been Koeney street Parent Teechere wen of Slate club held on Tueeday evening Mr. Dorothy Watrous and Judy Krlat* fee frer* aervad by Mrs. Sue How­ last erupted la 1707. Force Ten Year. National Broadcasting Oompajiy. on the greens near the display sharply iKtosted. Vernon s/ More­ SHOPSWITH He started an opera season for erected again this year by the house, State .Sclcctlvo .Service Di­ L^edl to Register San Antonio that has grown into Mnnrhester Improvement Assocls' rector, announced that 924 men George C. Dent, ot 2V8 Middle Qpinion on M arketing ... a complete one of the City's leading events tion. will he taken In Januarj’, and 878 Turnpike, cast, has been promoted and he delighted In Introducing The grammar aebnot band, un In Fchniary. He said he thought Over SHOPSMlTH from patrolman to sergeant in the otohA, - ^-Mimdjz Manila new musical compoaitiona. dcr the direction of Robert Johns, the recruits still will como from t 1)t CoonecUcut SUte Farm pow er bhop Manchester Police department, it Reilcr studied music and law In will provide miwlc for singing. the 21 and 22 years ago groups. Three Hundred itmu-TM«ooo eammiUMittee urges waa announced last night by Chief Munich and began hta musical • ...... 'y ——————— — w t .MAR.TV- WHY ffM MYStWP,' of T*ollcc Herman O. fSchcndel at a i tobacco growers to vote on the H l f l in o n e tooM'^ career with the Berlin Opera. He Finiahed Monuments slid t( baeco ntaiksttng quota referen- TW* T R C E I DO YOU WAMY SUCH A P R tS E H Y OF OHE OF a department Inspection held at later \vaa conductor of the Phil­ b di isi on Wednesday. December 20. Demonstrated \tho Municipal Building. harmonic Orchestra of Munich Marker. In Our Dlaslsy “V f j A C A I l ^ E T IS hours at all polling places will •-hMh te w ■ • ' \ Sergeant Dent waa appointed a and conducted the Symphony of JOHNSON POULTRY FARM Yard To t!hooae From! b from 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. Farm- • • W K • • •IHi Kiipemumerary on December 2, the Royal Conservatory of Milan. « s of Cast Hartford and Man- MOTMt. INC. e*gni.T*4«' 1940, and a regular on November He Is survived by his wife, the and GROCERY STORE The Flnes^ In ei aster are to vote In the Town b•I.*•• Tomorrow 16\ 1043. He was formerly em­ former Mrs. Pauline Goldsmith— 0 nee building. East. Hartford, r « O 0 0 0 6 EO CARS AMO b led * **e ployed as a plant guard by the one of those who encouraged him B47 Middle Turnpike West — Telephone 2-00(t.'v Ddsign a id those of South Windsor are IWAMYkHANd IT OM ^ AT linltcd Aircraft Corporation In to found the symphony here—and t( vote In the South Windsor TW tt POa. TtMA*.^ Flast Hartford and held the rank a sister. Mrs. Elsa Camlner of 1 >wn Ifall. There are other poll- of corporal. Sergeant Dent Is mar­ New York City. Fresh DresHed Chickens everyday. Full line t»f Gro­ Workmanship ii g plsM throughout the state. ried and has two children, The refarandum haa been de- evit Down Accidents ceries . . Beer . . . Hahy Foods. Orders taken now for M aterial 0 Bred bt the Secretary of Agri- Chief Bchendcl ihstructed his Harry F. Fanihaiii c dtura to determine whether or men last night to make a concen­ Rua.sting Chickens for Christmas and New Years. a It to continue with . marketing B ush H ardw are trated effort to cut down the speed Cutting done in our own q Mtaa. Farmers will vote on i t i of vehicles on all streets in Man- Dies in Florida SEE OUR FINE SEI-ECTION OF (’HRI.STMAS TREES .hop from the rough atona V hether or not they wish to con- rhester. The number of accidents to the Hninhed memorial. « nue with quotas and still have and occupant Injuries has In- Word has been received here of 1 rice aupport or whether they REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF CARS! rreased in the past several weeks, the death today, in Key West, Fla., V ant to abandon controls alto- Sehcndel said, because vehicles wre of former Representative Harry F. I ither. If two-thlrda of those A factory man will be at our going too fast. A speed of over 30 Farnham of South Windsor. MANCHESTER V jtlng vote In favor of retaining OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 miles an hour on any street with­ Famham, a Republican member FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS t M quotas they will be continued. S bie-ceewNy iMtt I. in the town is excessive, he added, of the House for several sessions, MEMORIAL I lx aUtes which ralae binder type ..it... tar .mh store oil day Friday, Dec. 15th while 35 is to be considered the and a leader In the passage of the FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FBIAl.AI'ORt a I tobacco are voting in the ref- !••• iben lb. cti ml safe limit on the outskirta. state's first Conservation Act, wa» *a andum on December 20. 5 ti.eta-a»ra*M ta«i«i With the switch to the 40-honr one of the state's best known legiS' —Photo by Robert Noum'sn Our new sanitary proccaa fiv e, you a dcllcinua, crt.«p, COMPANY ! Thomas M. Burgess. Jr . of A c p l.l. p.M.r to demonstrate this amazing week on January 1. the depart­ lators. He had gone to Florida General Manager George H. Waddell is shown aa he aceepts a DIsHnRulshed Rervire Citation awarded ffolden bniwn ftaid — Seats in the flavor! (^omr In and A. AIME'ITI. Prop. tpspping. chairman of the Con- TYlotohA, ()nc. rrarhihop i. •..•efUi ment will see an increase in the recently for his health, but the by the American I^cgion State Department In recognition of his services In connection with Nutmeg l^ticiit State Farm Bureau com- It-llM b Mm ipM.! number of probationary regular*. Boys’ State. The presentation was made by Command Theodore I,. Fairbanks of the local Dll- try them! FHIEI) OYSTERS AND CI.AMS I'ACKKU COR I'KAKI and HARRISON Brill Prats. sudden serious turn of his illness It) TAKE HOME. CAI.L .180.1. lutttee. urges all farmers who 5 in 1 power tool of a thousand TTiese appointments have not yet came as a aurprise. worth-CorncIl-Quey Post on "Veterans' Night” Monday at the Legion Home on Leonard street. MTKKKT8 riiae tobacco to get.ont and vote DriHs M c.n- OpiNMlte Rest lV>meU>ry // • /> //.' been announced. i ^ t Wedneadav. All persona en­ 2 4 1 N o . M a in S t . M anchester, Conn. tar *1 IS-lit. Chief .Schendel said there are al­ TKI.KI‘IIONB 7 7 .7 O? SMI g a ge In the 1090 production of circta. uses. so openings for approximately 10 Christmas Cactus ly pink, doubb- blossoms arc worth pictures, with over 300 blossoms , except between two snd six o'clock, COMMUNITY RESTAURANT tobacco are eligible t<^ vote. more supernumeraries. Applicants going some distance to see. and buds. an<. Mrs. John.ston may j .She wllf be glad to have Garden Opm .andavs M-«Mb twba. I f *.!••. be reach.’d bj telephone, 4823, any | cbiti members or others call to see 14.1 NORTH MAIN STRKhrT MANCHESTER must be at least five feet, nine It w’otild be a beautiful still sub­ ria.v IMrert aa* Save Meaeyt loMdt eoo ta 3*00 ma. Inches, must weigh at least 150 In Bloom Here ject for anyone who takes colored tim* In the forenoon or avening, it during the above hours. To Demonstrate A nd best of a ll, you can still pounds and must be within 21 and “ 35 years of age. Mrs. Benjamin H. Johnaton of First Aid Methods f q * 169 1R3 Lydall street, which Is not far buy this tool at $169.50, yes, i distant from Salter's pond, haa a IS-bMb Btot tsmOar. I4R' Orrliestra In connection with the Qrll De- Top glorious CTirUtmaa cactus in bloom by 17“ HMiae tabta. fanaa display In one of the Main at the present time, of which ahe atraat windows of Watklna Brpth- the price is still the same. Leader Oies is justly proud. She has had It for ara tonight. Friday and Saturday. the greater part of a decade, and while It has blo.ssomed every year . it was announced thgt there would (Continued From Page One) be a damcnatratlon of Flrat-Ald .vt Christmas, the quantity of an Itviag models this evening, toeelb ri rretb. 4* q*W taadl ctana from Dallas and Houston to blooms has been nothing to brag otartlng at d:W and continuing un­ a MW. Mrial tael. ^ We're Open T il play his concerls." about. Mrs. Johnston doesn’t know til 9 :00. nUa demonstration will It was tough going for Reiter whether its prollflc blossoms this bs held under the direction of tHonamH wkb meier.. tve.to for a while, but he played the mu­ year are due to some little wrhlte York Strangfeld and Norman Os- fee SMOPSMint d*asMsrra*ed ml 5:30 P. M. Tomorrow sic that would appeal to the peo­ pills she bought at the New York ple and he took his orchestra into flower show, but certainly Its love- Onea again the CIvU Oefenae OOunell tamlnda the peopla of Manchaster of tha urgent necaaal- ty for additiottal volunteers to aa- t atst In the various branches of Ohril Defense. No maitter whether Announcing The Opening you have received apeclallteA training or not there la work that or eon ba don* In aoma eapnclty. Rod Cnaa workers vdll be on duty at all hours during the Civil WONDERING Display to answer quea- Y a le n t in e # ' ttona, receive applications and ex­ r% plain about the various branches Of ChrU Defenao that require ad- WHAT ^ ^ dlticaul volnaiteen. m4 W4SH0AV'* Appliance Store j ^ WHEN YOU OWN THE ^ TMERS” fJvM«tfI TO GIVE HIM? F R ID A Y , D EC . 15 FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF

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■ i"' ■ i,;;. * , , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. x n u n a u A i, ue.ce.MbKR 14, i:i60 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1950 PAGE SEVEN - Ttei BoMlar," with Judy Mllar, Ro- te. Sandra Laasaii, Katharlna OI- garet together ainea the publica­ city officials don't want to dig up ___ - • .....f a —; llsrt BronalU, Nancy EUIa Norman saver and Susan Stoltaobarg. President Collects tion of a latter he wrote to Paul Town Perched all the streets.in the area to find McINTOSH. DELinOUS Clyda Richard, Doris Olaon, Hums, music critic ot the Wash­ ouL Dati Parker to Be Hoaored' Eagles at a dinner here Sunday Declare DIvIdeod 1951, tg stockholder of record De­ mates dining room at the'Oonnae- naU Mclkm of tha projMl, wit Aduna, Maureen McKaaver, Mari­ and BALOWiN afternoon. John J. Callahan. State cember 30. tlyit reformatory in (Xteshire waa a hid of $40,500. lyn McLoufhlln, William Rivers, Donald Woods, Robert Donovan Autographs Too ington Post. That’s the letter In On (aus Clianilier WON* — t«19 W T iii — laau and Jon Morhardt of Mlaa Helen which Mr. T. said unkind things WVUA — 19S.1 New Haven, Dec. 14—(Ab—Dan Vice President of the Order, an- New Haven, Dec. 14 — (A')— A the up|>arent loweat received on b £ut^nained Donalcr ahare on the project, at ate officials an­ H is Thamea River ia m o -, Ilan|^ Hearn, William Daddario, Gorman's fourth grade presented about Hums for the unkind things APPLES . - ‘• 7Wfyr*« R adio WHAY — UI9 Amea Cnmpwiy Ixnv Bidder "Tom Sawyer.” The final scans, (CoaUmMtf from Page Oaa) (Continued from Page OneJ WKNB York Daily Mirror and President will be presented the Eagles' Nat­ the capital stock has been declared nounced ycalerday. It was aubmlt- nounced "Temx", s ^ ttM Ms* JOmi Banavige, Richard Baxter Hume had aaid about ' Margaret's W THT — i m ional Civic Award "for outatand- by directors of the Southern Now led by the Ames Construction tlonal Oeographic Society,’ he- and David Donovan participating. "Tha Christ Child” was put on by singing. WtXXJ - l«N Beaten Standard TIdm of the Damon ’ Runyon Cnnrcr Miss Anderson’s fifth grade $1.00 biishel Fund, will be honored by the tVm- ing acrvices to humanity" at the England Telephone Company. The Hartford, Dec, 14 K bid of Company of Hartford. The Ames cauae It waa onca apallad orSchdol Present By n fth Oradera Than he had a special meaaage No one refem d to the incident. gasoline may be pocketed In an REPPIR necticut Aerie, Fraternal Order of nlialr. dividend Is payable January 15, $104,500 for renovation of tlie lii- Compaiiy also waa low on an alter- •Temie". thomaa Hyaon of Mlaa Andcr- pupils; Linda Eiickaon, Danny for the youngatera: Maybe that's tha reason Mr. Tru­ underground cavity In which It diOS-^ 4,10:00— , Uinmnllr P*ne Pro- aon'a grade five took the part of Banaviga, Charlottes Carlaon, "I want every one of you young man thought it was a wonderful might have accumulated -from a LOUIS M. BOTTt , WDRC—strike It RKfo. ^ WTIC—Screen Directon Play "Plnnochlo," and Marilyn Taylor Judy Vostlnak, and Oayloh Pal­ ladlea to send me a Christmas grsfnt It> Highlights evening. le ^ y tank or conveyor line. But I WTHT—Newa; Fattally Album, houaa. Stephen Hummel and David'Lor- mer. In conelualon the audience card, and I want you to writs on and SONS w ir e —BeckaUge Wife. WDKL—Uneup. ' anien bt the sfiTje grade played a Joined In singing "O Come All Ta IL '1 was atriha Press Club Father- WHXY—Polka Hoji. WHAY—Newa; Moonlight Ma At ta« o( th« IMIlaUr scans from another favorite, Faithful." Daughter Dinner — here's my [uiHite UUJRIT Bush m il Road Manchester WON8—Hollywood. U.S.A. llnee. "Heidi.” Dancers In the latter Marcia Pterca was the book autograph.'" F. T. A. TdiSiar •v«»inr p«pu« of ' telephone S-ieei WKNB—Newa; SporU. WTHT—Hall of Fame. tha e(*0*iiuider th« direction ot were Gemma Amadeo, Edmund faliy and storyland greetings were "It’s been a wonderful evening," 4tllL- U ll5 — IIIM Q ertrt* CkrHerv prMwtad Wrubel, Elisabeth Masur, Ray­ presented by pupils of grades six ho said, "and I haven't had many WTI(>-8tcIla Dallaa. WONS—1 Love a MyaUry. a prugimat %tiUad '‘Our ravorttt mond Komar. Karen Smith, Billy as Introductions. Stags managers here lately." ^ WTHT—Family Album. WTHT—Guest Star. StpriM't/ Th* entiw prosram Broneill. Loretta Buahncll, Roger were George'Oalley, Donald Los- It waa the first public appear- CHAMBERS t u r n e r s WON8—Jack Downey'i Music 10:80— chnweSiAfreat deal ot preparation Colls, Marilyn Hubbard, Robert eau and Clifford Carlson. anea of tha Preaidsnt and Mar­ Luwei SL Pkioi Level AtT O GLASS WTHT—News. Rylander. Judy Barnes, Micky Shop. ’nne berger, Peter Kravells. Roderick PHONE 5187 lilV^ Ueaiei *61 Pam W ire —Portia Facea Life. 11:55— Harriaoh, Roger Macalone and Er­ Knight. John ElrhoUrer, Janice 81 Caat Chatoi 8L Tel. Sgig J tn n Prmita. Ptetare P WHAY—Meet the Band. WONS News. nest FUuSchenbach. Mary Jana Tourtellolte. Written Guarantee Terms OPEN 9 A. M. to S P. M.—7:30 P. M. to 9 ;00 P. M. Veaettaa lU ia* 11:00— McLaughUn, Peter Klock, George Second Ot.vlc I’uplU AmbolaBer SarHoe Pa»wi*w?e r«»e WONS—Sky King. WTIC—News; Dance Music; Ordway, Karen Oraff, Carol Shen- “Little Black Sambo" and w nC —Just Plain Bill. News. ning and Carole 'Wlanlewakl from "Three Little Plga" was the pres­ WTHT—Superman. Frequency Modulation Mrs. Schaller's second grade took entation of Mrs. Woodbrldgc's Sec­ 5:45— part In "Red Riding Hood" and WDRC—FM: 98.1 SIC. ond grade. Those taking part In WDRC—Curt Massey - Martha WFHA—108.1 MC. “The Tbree Bears." the scenes were Ijirry McKay, Tilton and Orchestra. •>nie Sliver Skatce” w n c —FM 96A MCM. Kenneth Burnett, Brian Bolts, w n C —Front Page FarreU. WDRC—FM on Hie air 1 p. m.,to "Hanh Brinkar, or the Silver CIsvton Hill. Barrv Cowles. Janet WHAY—Spotlight on SporU. Skates," presented by lUra. Ander­ 11:25 p. m. Nutter. Wlllism Stiles. Donald 6:55— : M'FH.A—Same aa WDRC. son's fourth grfade, waa enacted by Gleason. Charles Adams, Adele WTHT—Falstaffs Fabulous Fa­ the foUowing children; David WFHA Lorenzen, Lmne Custer. Anne bles. P. M. Grady, Carol Kelley, Claire Carl­ Keivte, Gall Gralf. William .Tohn- GIVE HER TABLE BEAUTY... WONS—Bobby Benson. son, Jeffrey Larson, Susan Bjork- 6:00—Racing and Sports. son, Richard Sartor. Suranne Tay­ Evening 6:15—Farm Report: Weather. msn. Muriel Mikolelt, Nancy Tra­ lor, Sharon Delaney. Bonnl Valen- 0.00 “LIOHa” MARX vis. James McCavansgh, Vivian > 6:30—Western Serenade. Zola, Paula Adams, Thomas I WDRC—News. 6:4.1—Keyboard Kapers. Freckleton, Brlglta Rupness, WHAY—News. 7:00—Dance Time. “AMERICAR-nYER” WTHT—SporU Headlines; Joe 8.00—Naval Reserve Show. ILKCTRIC TRAINS James Galichant, Lorraine Martin PRESCRIPTIONS and Robert Werner. Glrand Show. 8:15—Here's to Vets. AND ACCESSORIES WnCJ—News. Duffy’s Tavern—^WTIC, 9:80 p. ni. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s "Para­ Compounded by mee of nuny A T LOW PRICES dise of Children” was presented WONS—News. wnc—FM on the air 1:80 a. m.- year* axperteaeo. 8 : 10— 1 a. m. JMINS tNAT ■■JMOZI" _ "WMIl. by Jane Boas, Eugene Dickenson t U ' — "CHOO-CMOO". TMI flN- and Marilyn Flshe of Miss Dsly’a WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. Televialon Itr IN AUTHtNTIC SCAll MOOEll 8:15— •uiLT TO aieiD ia iu io a d i k c i - sixth grade. Mrs. Fitzgerald's Arthur Drug Stores 824-898 MAIN ST. WNHO—TV fICATONt — tAliei VAtlllY lO third grade presented "The Brava WDRC—Needle Club. P. M. CMOOil MOM ) W’TIC—Bob Steele. 4 ;00—Homemaker's Exchange. TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER WONS—Sports. 4:30—Vanity Fair. WHAY—Supper Serenade. 6:00—Lucky Pup. •:S0— 6:15—Time for Beany. « 6 7 * ' WDRC—Record Album. 6:30—Howdv Doody. 8:25— 6:00—Don Winslow of the Navy WJIC—Weather. 6:30—John Omte's Little Show. 8:80— 6:45—Jean O'Brien Entertains. Pleasure! WONS—News; Evening Star. 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollle. WTHT—Sereno Gammell; Wea­ 7:30—SporU. ther. , 7:45—Newsreel. (II I. W nC —Emile Cote Glee Club. 8:00—Stop the Music. CHROMED COOKER 8:45— 9:00—Ellery Queen. WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 9:30—Dave Garroway. W nC—Three Star Extra. 10:00—Private Eye. GIVE HER WARDS REST WTHT—Weather. 10:30—What’s My Name. 9.95 8:55— 11:00—Man Against Crime. WTHT—Edwin C. Hill. Save at tale pricel lakes waf- AUTOMATIC COOKER 11:30—Mystery Theater. 1 : 00— 12:30—Newsreel. 5et, grills, fries meat. 3 sett WDR<3—Beulah. grids. Cord. A C -D C . WHAY—Symphony Hall. WTHT—Pick of the HiU. I 8 « WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. FULLY AUTOMATIC I WTIC3—Guy Lombardo Show. These 1:15— •-CUP l-ig-l c—Wr nrifc rereri*/# WONS—Tello-Test. WDRC—Jack Smith. Small Sized Hits 8.95 • fAavF^chranwd for years of apor- 7:30 WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Hostess' delighti Perks coffee kling baowfyf DopoodaUo hoof contra/. WTHT—Jack Armstrong, Are Big Ones then keeps it hot for hoursi w n c ;—News of the World. A gift at practical at it it beautifull WDRC—Club Fifteen. Polished aluminum Cord AC. 1:4,V- Feed hungry guests, family in a jiffy. "Poeket-aiaeA" Tom WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. Thumb HOME for the HOLIDAYS G.E. BXTRA-LIGHT Jumbo roversible grids bake 4 waf­ WONS—Mutual Newsreel. brought fles, grill 4 sandwiches, fry 18 'bur­ WTIC—One Man's Family. huge IRON gers. Signals when food is done ex­ 8:00— WDRC—FBI in Peace and War.' deUght by GREYHOUND Av*wneNr. AC actly to taste. Mock bakelite handles WONS—Hardy Family. to many 12.95 always cool. Cord. U.l. appr. AC. WTHT—Screen Guild Players. ttMuaanda It really is fun to go Gtryhowsd si lightan har v.orki Only 2^4 • SedAutematiePep-UpTeasfer 17.95 WHAY—Four Knights. of people In hie BOSTON S2.40 WTIC—Aldrich Family. day. Also small Chriauass daac. Yon Uave driving Ibi. Rustproof aluminum tela. 8:15^ In size but giving attain and weather worries et home NEW YORK 2.4S plate. Cool plastic handle. WHAY—Polish National Home. great pleaeure to widi yonr car. while yon cruise 8:80— *011111008 today la retreehlng, fffloothly along in a wcll.watmed C H IC A G O 18.40 WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of dell(doua WMSlirs SKMOMT 8ML SupatCoach. Schedules art frequent, 4-PC. CANISTER SWT Lost Persona. MIAMI 27.30 WTIC3—Father Knows Best. • e e- and convtoitntly time. Fellow pai- PLASTIC — ^ WONS—Bod and Gun Oub. Let that lively, loBg-IaeUng icngttt arc t»r, coogeniaL Go Grey LOS, Iv 8:55— Wrigley’e Spearmint flavor honnd—GO EARLY—for a truly WONS—Bill And Henry, Newa. refresh and delight yea at ^ "Merry” Christmas trip. 3e29 8 :00— home and at work. ANGELES 51.90 WDRCJ—Suapense. I Welcome gifti Sparkling NEW • G • Plus V. S. Tax . WONS—Limerick Show. styron .. . easy-te-deen, dura­ WTHT—Amateur Show, S8TC:—Tin teal Taei Raaeb named CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY Big EXTRA Savinga ble. Attractively lettered. w n c —iJragnet. for the fairy tale hero, was bom 493 Main St. Tel. 3880 on Round Trip Heketa 9:15— in Brldgept^, Connecticut. 1838. WHAT—Moonlight Matinee. Fully grown he waa only 31' high. NEW 13-WAY COOKER 9:80— WDRC-^Playhouae. CHROMED WTIC—We the P e ^ e . ^ Chewing GREYHOUND WONS—Reporters Roundup. WMOLEY’S SKAIMINT GUM \ l 1 3 ’ * 9:45— WTHT—Robert Montgomery. aids digeaffon, tooth, broath Fast — "keeps upH'" 8okei wof­ i'.V. fles, grills meat, tooifs sond- wiehet. Heot diol. A C -D C .

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/ . I . * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TIIUUSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1960 PAGE Nmr ^lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1950 ter-ln-law of the Bride-elect. Friends from Manchester and Etast Report Made Hartford attended the party. the eontnry. tt was tbs first piece Miss Kosa was seated under a ' ihWciiMtK of international aanlty which has gaily decorated shower umbrella gppanrad atnea tha baglnning of Connectieut By Controller whric she unwrapiied her many lovely gifts. A buffet style lunch­ fWttitijl Vnralii Um eold war. It waa the first O o you liuow eon was qer.ved by the hostesses. A CUSTOMERS’ CORNER ' •uum D R no baptism In aedan of m new world npuLOPMimKa oo» ore. Y a n k e e ' 824.M8 MAIN ST. Town Han Expcmleil large shower cske wishing the law against aggraaslon which bride goo^ Itiit tee don'l ufinl that ever to labs. ' Oaa Taar ...... publican atate convention In New encumbered. Fur the aaiiie perlu C«t Vour H xJ Waal of M«a« ratal s a a a ia a agad into rash objectives beyond Haven are angling for a atraUgIc |. the total expenditures of the 'town [ in every w ay! hapiten at Aa P. its original purpose does not dlu- post which possesses a considerable I P l e a $ p owned water department stand at power of leglBlaUve influence and ' If for any reason you should ever ^raam aredit the experiment It merely $131,638.44. M «re T te » i f » ^ AaaaaaMsa Aaaa la aadaalsalr gives the world a coatly but point- veto. Since the date, of the report, ap­ i»e dissalisfied with the focnl or oBtttiaataMMaaa of maMiaaUoa of To go bark, briefly, the real proximately $35,.500 has been added S ^ S S a aRaWboa atadltal M n. sr ■=vV~ service in your .\a!*, please «lo ns and ad lesson in the techniques and story of the Ropublicart 1950 con- j to the appropriations to cover hn F ederal ^ eUMfwMa araaitad la tkia asasr vention was the story of an under- i onr employees the favor of lelliiig uid alaa tka laaal oawa peMiMyd kara. spirit with which the United N a­ TYPICAL VALUES PROM WARDS \ Increased rounly tax, purrhaSi- of «Wcek-P«»' Specials . AO rlfMs af rtaoblieatlae tt aaaelal tions, aa dlatlngulshed from any cover Insurrection against the j public parking land and for the TIRES IIS know. Please write: dominant role In the party leader- , disDstaliaa ywaia ata alae fssarssd. alngle big power, must operate insulation of veteran.s’ hou.ses at ship of the late Harold K. Mitchell QreenhaVen. Income from piirk> eUtal of N. & A. CUSTOMEK HELATIONS DEPT. 1 I. r>! low-priccd iidii** mu when it has to go into the field. aa party national committeeman j BIG CHRISTMAS ASSORTMENTS Ing meters will be the indirect and Attorney General William L. . \\ yGu " i f ,1 of “ nf"’' sssumaa aa Oauwial taspoaalbimjp lor which also meant a repudiation of i Includes $20,893.52 in town taxes J U S T MDUCtDI trpofraMrical s m n aaasaiias ta s v would not have moral strengVlj^ Mitchell. In the crucial conven- ' vsttltaaMBls aaa otbai raadiog maltsr. and $263,407.47 Income from I enough left to stand anywhere. tion vote, Hadden'a reliable allies , In Tbs Haasfeaatsr Braaiag HsrsiA sources other than taxation. The G r o p e J u i c e K-r^UOM BRAhO 34 Od BOT 3 3 ...... T h u » J « That moral strength %an with­ were Eastern Connecticut leaders total expected from taxes la $2,- I "Gotil for • long like Ray Gates and Fred Zeller, I TYD0^ Tinmdajr, Daeember 14 iDith many you'ue seen 010,334.02 and from other sources Iona Tomotoefi . . AO 1\V CAN i r stand a purely military defeat- in and Gates, in particular, seemed to ^ $604,646.48. I safe ridel" Korea, If that Is forthcoming. But take the defeat even more bitterly . In anticipation of the collection Blended Juicet TANBiflNt 4 bHAPirPUIT 4* 02 2T Ciu«*Fln Mom Approved the free v^^rld cannot stand any than Hadden himself. | of current year taxes next gpring Cmnpora our ^ DMFT The purpose of defeating the i voluntary abandonment of the the town has borrowed on short troda-bi oilawoNcat Mitehell-lladden - Gates leader­ Ltava* ita Soap rUm Tha IS-nmUon Arab-Aalan Moo principle on which the United Na­ term the amount of $7.50.000 to ship In the vonventlon was to j at and more! B evera ges YUKON. •■m ix CxiK U 1 01 ROT 3 F o r 3 r 3*65 meet present needs. Water De­ In the ITnitad Nationa has dov-lscd STATE SERVICE tions lir.st entered the Korean sit­ allow Republican Htale Chairman I a aerioa of atspa toward paacr, the partment revenue has been $71,- uation. Morally and irolltleally. Clarence Balilwin to op<>rate j 467.37 up to December 5. STATION ‘i.rir A G P 'S q u a s h iion*CAN 1 6 Downtown Tydol ★ **Super-K I|(lir’ FavoriU cH ... first of which ia the adoption by Korea is a crucial battlefield, and In his own right and In bis own power, with advisers drawn from B A R P l u m P u d d i n g • . I« U CAN 3 9 ’ the Ocneral Aaaembly of the reao- the moat crucial battlefield. And 770 Main 8t. Tel. 4S0T lution i^ipolnttnc a apeclal com- the younger elements of party He aasurod tlial tli»> meat you buy will sallsty When you It is still a battlefield on which the leadership. Ho far as ran be Shower Is Givcii Educator Crax ...... IBBOtIB 3 BOX 0 ' ' pittao to try to arrange a ceaao- r ’.ioore ".^Mi[->er-Rlqht" Meats sold only at you ron United Nations can win, if It observed. Governor-elect Lodge 9-STAR BRINTS PAD flre la Korea. keeps Its own purposes clear and I has been In sympathy with this For Shirley Rp^s I r i s h P o t a t o e s Bgittri WNttv Prated NO 7 CAN 1 4 ' bo svirr> oi complete satisfaction. Every p>ound Is sold with Aa we noted yeatarday, both arrangement, and has found It “A Celgota Palmollvo Produel" n m, nry-bark au.orantee o! satisfactloni Ai*lP qtues you clean. I elevating the type of party Bouillon Cubes Ntn os j*i or 1 1 1 1 8 Ruaala and tha United SUtea are If we had been calculating from ! counsel he himself likes. Mias Shirley Ross. dauRhteV' b^- t ;.s unconditional rpiarantee bec.our.e ovoiy ''t‘)ur''r objactlac to phaaea of the Arab* Mr. and Mrs. George G. Koa.s of 11' Burry's O xford Crem es it 01 PNG 28' the military point of view, wn | Now the Eastern Connecticut | Brushton, N. V., whose engage­ Puill i" rut Is specially selected for fine flavor vind liiicy Aaiaa Woe program. Yesterday, would never have gone Into K otf a I party faction, with four years of | ment to Carl E. Clcmson of this I n s t a n t R a l s t o n WHfAl CtPLAL IB 01 tKC 2 8 ' Irndoniess. Bo right buy "Super Rlgiit". at Lake Success, it waa Russia's town w-aa announced earlier this p ' - •• >■ i i m Tlia gift ihet'H win ha thanks one/ h'a admiration for your good (^poaiUon which waa on view, aa fall, w-as guest of honor at a mis- batUeground In the world for ui, te g id iy . and the candidacy of losiol Shirts Iho way a man profors them—with the face-flotter- Ann P age Salad Dressing rr JAR 31' cellaneaus shower party held last HEAVY CORN FiD ' Russia fought the adoption in the It was nevertheless right that wc | Carpenter for the po.st of Speaker % Friday evening at the home of irtg "cellor-od" collar thof resists wilting, stays morning-fresh riiuek Hoanl STItR KIF BIOCN STYll L. B O N IilS I l b ILV Political,Committee of the ceaae- go in, and It is right Uiat we do is its instrument. There is no evi­ s \ Mrs. Gerald E. Donnelly of 147 Ann Petge Mince Meat t 01 PS6 1 5 flra resolution, and, falling in that, dence that Hadden ia Involved in oil day. Topor-toilerad body that gives him smooth, bulge-free North Schof)! street. Assisting our best to stay there In the ef­ A & P Fruit C ocktail FANCV NO 1\% CAN z r FRtlH , IBt DRAWN, RIADY- BP IPC this move, sithough some of his fit. O f Sonforirad* morcorizod broadcloth with extra-long- Mrs. Donnelly as co-hostess was rh ie k e n n MOIliRS OR FRYER! L. roxooK la •RbR then attempted to throw some fort to attain our original objec­ former strength may figure In It. Mrs. Charles Clcmson, future sls- grit-fUlad oil into its gears. tive. Going in was theoretically Whether Governor-elect Lodge wearing eoHar. Cheoso from our big assortment o f whites, solid AAP Fancy Peas ■0 m CAN 23' In this move, Russia announced nillitary-folly, but it was the kind will Intervene personally, thus colors and now wovon-in poHems. F a n c y B r i s k e t MIIOIY CURfD CORNtO BCIt IB 79^ Link Sausage MCRWICA FURI FOIF I l| FKC 1 risking an early party schiam, la | I l b e r t a P e a c h e s tUlTANA NOr^TlN 3 1 ' that It favored having all foreign of folly which may still save the French cuff ahlita w M t matching lin k s...... 2.74 WINE AND LIQUOR VALUES doubtful. There Is no doubt, how­ F r e s h P i c n i c s IIAN irNDCR tOBir ROATT IR 4 3 ' Liverwurst TASTY on ICAT ELY 5M0K2D L| i troops leave Korea, and specified world, for It showed the world ever. that a good section of the Two-Star Broat hroodciolti shirts...... 2.49 AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES P u d d i n g DATt, rie, RLUM-'CmHABlacewtll TIN 4 5 ' that this included the Chinese was willing to fight for principle party leador.ship would regard the ■ 'UNOai L e a n H a m b u r g FRFIHIY 6R0UNO-AU BCCF LB 6 9 Fancy Swordfish TllCie 1B< Oommunlats. On the surface, this even when the mlUlary odds were ] selection of Carpenter as an I o n a T o m a t o J u i r e 41 OZ CAN 2 5 ' looks Ilka something everybody against Ita succeaa. That kind of I ln*u*P*c*ous beginning for the new Wines P i e c e B a c o n LFAN, tUBAR niRIO. RINB ON LB 4 3 ' Fancy Halibut UlCIO Republican administration, and S t u f f e d O l i v e s MANl ANN FACC TV! V JAR 55 ' might want. Certainly, it ia the will Is worth more than atom that some effort will be made to P i c k w i c k F r a n k f o r t s SKINIIM ) LB PMG 6 3 ' Haddock Fillets FANCY WRAPFtO thing eventually desired in Korea. bombs and any number of divi­ bring about the selection of some MADRONE WINES One Pie Pumpkin M 300 CAN 10' But, in its present context, it In- sions, and it must be preserved. other candidate. This effort Vvill BO niED IN CALIFORNIA A A P C o r n CNI4H im.c NO m iik2 rop 2 9 ' volvas a moral question on which be complicated by the fact that the 11 RUBY PORT-TAWNV PORT retirement of all the former House i| MUSCATEl-CREAM SHERRY than is difficulty. It poses the leadership and the decision of other CLUB DRY SHERRY W hole Green Beans 44P N0ICAn3 1 assumption that tha Chinese Oom- A CIdu- Bit or Truth up and coming members not to run 5TH BRIGHT AND GAY FOR HER AAP Sweet Potatoes NO I TIN 22' mualat tfooi*t have Just as much There is so much brutish folly again hAs left the House rather BOX 1 . 0 9 OaAGON SOAP empty of established high order ^ SCHOONMAKER SELECTION right in Mbrth Korea aa the Uni­ in the world today that It is al- . talent. A Coiaola-PalmoUva Product" Ann Page M ayonnaise . FT JAR 39' ted NaUgna troops have in South ways a relief to find a clear hit of | ' Hadden himself Ilia;;, eventual­ ON CHRISTMAS DAY! Koras, that the two actions have truth being dredged up and | ly be A key figure In the sllua- N. Y. WINES R I t z C r a c k e r s NABISCO FK4 3 2 ' baen equal ia legality and moral Non, if, as U not unlikely, he BOTTLED IN NEW YORK STATE e**f s ' brought into the light. .Such a S l i c e d P i e A p p l e s RACKCR S LABEL NB 1 CAN 2 0 ' right, and that tha United Nations should prefer in go along with TAWNY PORT-RUBY PORT service ia performed, -neatly and t the new- state administration COLORFUl IMBROIonr 0 9 8 CROSLEY FREEZER movemedt into North Korea was DRY SHERRY-MUSCATEL conclusively, by the following edi- f rather than take a position of FOR YOUR KITCHEN 5TH Sunnyfield C ake Fleur 44 02 ntc 33' Just as liiuch aggteaaian as the torial from the Christian Science i rhallenge to It- OM 7 TO 14 CARDIGANS ^ or BASEMENT BOT 9 5 " fTiinasa OoaanAmlat move into At any. rate,. Governor-elect. M i n c e M e a t NONE BUCM 9 B2 PNC 1 9 ' Monitor, entitled "Face and We have some 8 cu. ft. OaACON CLIANSiR that country. It may perhaps Lodge is presented with his first Perfect for giving, perfect for wearing everywhere! Sis' Florida Oranges JUICY A l m o n d s ...... LB CCUBPM 4 9 * Fact." j potential party battle ev-en before S w e e t M i x e d P i c k l e s Psctsr'i LjSgl tr JAR 3 3 ' seem that way to tha Communist kitchen models on special COAST TO COAST "A Colgota-PataoUT* Product "Much Is being said these ' hr takes o^ice. favorite, the toft worm 100% wool cardigan, in bright or at 2219.95. Low down pay­ T a n g e r i n e s FVfU Of JUiei-lllE IJO-ltA M ixed Nuts .... 1 LBCILLBPSI 4 S * world; it does not seem so to the days," the Monitor editorial be­ dark shades, delicately and brilliantly embroidered! A '• MD TABLE WINES S l i c e d P i n e a p p l e DEL MONTE NO 1 CAN 3 0 ' ments— 65 weeks to pay. BURGUNDY-CLARET-ZINEANDEl wastam world. gins, "about the , West's 'losing r«« 7* Sweet Potatoes FANCY Q O lM N Im ported Pitted Dates . « 2 3 ‘ thrilling assortment, priced to suit your gift-budget! NO PAYMENTS 'Til, STHSAC HAIFAAC | Ag E n g l i s h A s s o r t m e n t NABISCO It OZ FKC 3 9 ' Tharefoca, although the condi­ face' in Asia through the Korean BOT'v T C-Al x ” g a l. I . T J FER 1, 1951 Hubbard Squash NATIVE HOMC CBO^N M ixed Fruit BMMEDARV m « j*r 4 9 ^ tion Involvad ia the Russian state­ defeat This concept of 'face' i HEARING AID P e a n u t B u t t e r ANN RAGE tt 02 JAR 3 1 ' ment is BOlnathlng that must needs closer examination. Yellow Turnip CANADIAN tl Almond Meats . . . « « n i 3 7 * . . . or a MADRONE WINES Y an kee Baked Boons 31 02 CAN 21’ svantuaOy some to paaa, if thetc "The most powerful, the most dfixt BAHERIES BOTTLED IN CAllfORNIA ia pesea, it is something that will practically effective figure In the BOYS' AND GIRLS' WHIRLPOOL Green Beans t H I T S f R02EN CUT 10 01 PRO 4 Salted Peanuts tlRir^VifVNita 14B B F M 3 9 * DRY SAUTERHE-SWEET SAUTERNE Pur* Vagetobl* Shortonmg D e l M o n t e P e a s NO JOJ CNN 1 9 ' have ta oome by progressive steps, Orient In this century has been BURGUNDY-RHINE-CLARET lt V _ 8 _ 4 WOOL SWEATERS I c e C r e a m OLO HUNORIP-VANIUA i n 4 A L P R C 1 P e e l OMMIOARY-CllfM, t m m , Lm M t ■ Ttti l o r during which the right of the Mohandas K. Gandhi. Hundreds of AUTOMATIC SIH A g e LA MC *4A»C B ell's Pou ltry Seasoning t 01 PM 1 1 united Nations to intervene In millions of Orientals throughout BOT ' J TIN J# Ttr T l ( fOR 3 TO iX'ERS! WASHER OR A SCHOONMAKER SELEOION Flako Pie Crust M ix . . loirNcIA' Korea is not symbolically sur­ the EavI love and revere his mem­ N O R T H E N D And all In pure 100% quality wools! Caidigans to give rendered at any step. %t U better, ory today. Yet Gandhi .showed a at Chriatmas, alive with color and chai-m! Novelty knits CLOTHES DRYER Gold Medal Fleur . . . luuoSI' ia other words, to proceed by the sovereign contempt for the con­ l‘H.\RM.\CY with perky appliquea and embroidery. Red, green, ~ ~ Whiskies Arab-Aalaa bloc time table rather w-hlte, navy. G e l a t i n e s tPARNLE—TMirtIni Amruitgl PKC 3 RON 1 9 ' cept of 'face.' Ha never hesitated 4 Depot Sq. TeL 6&4A . . . or a than by tricky Russian abort-cuts. to reverse a policy when he found NEW ~ PEMBROOk^ N e c t a r T e a ORANCr PEKOE tt LB PKC 5 1 * On tha first phase of the Arah- it WAS vvrong, and with disarming b le n d e d w h is k ie s Aaiaa program, it was Russia humility he would admit that h>' 86 5TH A A C O ld Dutch Cleanser • 14 02 PH6 12' REFRIGERATOR PROOF b OT'A.TJ had made 'Himalayan blunder.' which wad dafeated In the united a 40% WHISKIES 8ACCC aad MEAT BAIXA Uff ir Y« A r«it We will deliver thi.s the Ch.f Boy-Ar-De* 1.581 Or Onn Sie Nations yaaterday. Later, if the "The West may have more to day before Christmas and 60% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS P«nca program u to aucceed, it learn from the flast than It Imag­ aUow you $50 for your old win have to be the United Sutes ines. Already many western i ice box. BRIARCLIFF French Bread which la dafeated, in iU objecUon statesmen must be remembering : Sharp Checf.e Bench Cured Cheddar lb. 55R M uenster Cheese MILO riA V M s tr a ig h t b o u r b o n "BROWN W m v i" RKOOF I Q C - to the ' second phsse of the pro­ ruefully the scant attention they j 86 5TH A AA RiADY FOR THi OVIN 1 IVt R

U 9 Q l BRANDS AVAIIABU AT M P ITO BtS fik long Natioaa between appeasement and holo- H fiR V tTHEI STVliSs FLANNEL-2.79 BRIGHT, SPORTY ANDWINtV tP bold R p i P f ’Wslgtaal goal cauat." A deuWo-barral vuiuof Cheka o f two Sonfe^ Fovarltai wMi ’mmi ovary moil on your Ibfc SLACK SOCKS 2 r . 9 8 « Here'i a waving wbM i^i|J| hauth'Ko- That "atralgtat and narrow izod* fobrica ceHon hrooddoib with doshing Thay’ro woda ta Word* own thrkt standards path” ia thajbope of tha world, I V Q R r i O A f a< *»v a ambroidarod matoRktrUh or worm cotton Ronnai H a l wakoma fbata. too, fw casual waorl Itnit o f far corral* M and testing osmfort. O f long* $58 EAST CENTER ST. 116 EAST ^ warth owmparingl that aad the Arab-Aslan bloc in the R neat* with conirotling yoke, 3-bulton cuffs! (^Shrink. sturdy, 4-ply marcarizad cotton In washfott colors stapla combad and marcariiad Durana cotton. Open Wed„ Thnrs., Fri. m 1 u M o i vou PAT m Pta u Ualtad Natioaa ta avea now trytag Itwt won't run or foda.* Gift-bexadi sizat l o i p 12. Offt-bonded ter fM ng. A l omn's sixes. Evenings 'til 9 M a U BAOe YOU PAY m PM u to held it apaa. 9ut wo RaO 1%).ln bloiing Wastam colort boys wontl 4-12. m MAIN n „ MAMOnBBTKK '•lig. KI.PN.aM ' . — ^ - *1 AH ppy Sat. 'til 5 CENTER. ST. ar ha qM ta travel tt If w« pvt ta-Nper- tea much tviMt ia military force M l M A IN 8T h NKW BBITAIN Entire ConienU Copyrichied, 1950— The Great .Atleniic and Fseifis-Tee or toe much emphaais on m lUUr)^ SW BIAIN ST.. MIDDLETOWN pride. t '■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 PAOB BLKVIN MANCHF.STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBF.R 14, 1960

argaalM) *Ty Oftnmui*’ group wanta to aee Secretary-Gen­ eral Trygve Ue, membera of the Hartford. Dae. 14—( ^ : — Hia United Nationa delegation and rMptea (Wanace) Party .of Oon- other UN officlala to air ita viewa ncctteut wHl conJoc* a "P»ac* « r w .ya to briRg about peace. Caravan” to the Uhltfd JIattoM Yeaterday'a rally heard a talk by headquaftera In New York on i^nl- . jRev. Dudley H. W. Burr of East j Is your family budgat fak­ urday. National Coranvltteeman Hartford, State Chairman, on hU ; 5 .1, . John Maraaika announced at a I experiencea at the recent Warsaw ; ing a boating from Santa I Peace Conference. ' Party rally here yeaterday. The Clout? Thou lot's knd a •I'v'wy STOCK UP FOR YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS holping hand. Our ovory- day low prieos and hun- drods of low cost foods oro 50% SAVMSS! OH AcfialilMl ONtrl tho porfoct first olds for /'re AiiADe t/p m y m /m p to Christmas ' gots. Thoy r i ^ y 'sdvo you DO A ll /AY e//P/SrMA$ fOOD M tW ~ IMFROVfO menoy whom saving counts most —r on tho doHy food S H O P m O BAUY m/S YiAP.. LIGHT ROCK bin. So do oU your food CLUB SODA buying horn and hovo oxtro NO lAST/A/NUTEPNSHmm!) monoy for Christmas shop­ ping. Bumam MMmamr \ r a m K S

» o a « FAN a • MEDIUM SIZE - UP TO 6 LBS YOUNG PORK b k h m o n d 2 20-OZ TINS 0 « Tar IT/ HEN TURKEYS S m s ;.V,6 MIRABEL - PURE CAPE COD CRANBERRY m T H t Afttr >pnrt of •KMrlm^ntlnr th# PORK LOINS 104 OZ JARS DIFFIRENell B«>'on Bottling ( ompary hringE votj a Club Soda . . . LIOHT SAUCE 2 A ROCK . . . that rant b« brat: POa FiYING o a BiOILING • 2 34 LB AVG 'V It'f auparb rarbonatlon la pro* U OZ. PRO. FIRST NATIONAL - ALL PURPOSE * T d IT I TH E '/yv'i'i'VV dnrod by a na«r arlantlflc rontrol ^ FANCY RICE Srorrti «hlrh fl\M you ■ Club Gd-i that aparklri Inngrr . . . tflfrt t>rlf#r' Try It now at ih’a SMALL FANCY OIFFERENCEI In'.t, griarqualntfd prl^'r. A*k your Indrprndant ntigbborhood FRESH CHICKENS 39 i t OZ. daalar. BOT. CHEESE FOOD -75' VERMONT MAID SYRUP Cleaned ALL WASTE REMOVED U 55c MADE BY BACON BOTTIING CO SINCE 1851 10 to 14 Lbs. Avg. MIRAia PRESERVE - PURE FRUIT CENTER CUT LEAN - • MILDLY ■ CURED DRU MONTE lb. FANCY Pork Chops LI 69< Smoked Picnics l> 43< PINEAPPLE JUICE NO. t CAN ^ « i l u STRAWBERRY-39 L. T. Wood Looker Plant BONE IN • CUT FROM HEAVY STEER IEEE BULK HEALTHFUL - NUTRITIOUS • FORTIFIED WITH VITAMIN D Has The Meat Values! HUNTS Chuck Roast l. 67< Sliced Bacon ^>59. CANS 39^ TOMATO SAUCE FRESHLY GROUND LEAN BEEF FRESHLY SLICED PORK ROAST -- * MILK EVANGELINE 4 T A LL T IN S 47 Chopped Beef lb69< Beef Liver l i 65< Out of the House of Armour & Company 51/CfO j.>rTHE RIGHT/ t a s t y • BOLOGNA OR SHOULDERS • 39< TA.STE ^^^iched Orange Juice aORIDA 440ZTIN 2 7 . Q,UALI TY Smoked Tongue 49< Minced Ham 59< BLOCK CHUCK POT ROAST lb. 65e TtX T-U R e/ BUYER Sliced Cheese wminMeno ^49* BONaESS CHUCK POT ROAST Ib. 89e LEGS OF VEAL « • 49^ T £S RASPBERRY Preserve MIRABEL PURE FRLNT RIB ROASTS-All Oae Price Ib. 79c ' O u r ^ e a 3 o o d ^J^eparlment FINAST Peanut Butter SMOOTHY From tke l it te 7tk RIk. RIB ROAST BEEF 69^ Madctr*! FRESH u 25< HiddiKk Fillet u43c i>49< EXTRA LEAN BROUNO CHUCK Ib. 69c Sliced Cod i> 33c nouader Fillet Finest Pie Crust 2' f - O l PKGS 27. Oyilsh Fillet It 39c Halibut L» 59c CUT4IP BEEF FOR STEW Ib. 83c LEGS OF LAMB 69^ “ 5 w i t Finest Mince Meat 15. ‘POPUUR” CUSTOMERS DONT RAMBLE! SMOKED MEATS c o o « '» ® FANCY FLORIDA - WHOLE SECTIONS CHICKENS *43^ THIS CORN IS SWEET and DEUCIOUS . . . 3300 CASES, JUST ARRIVED . . . THE QUALITY IS TOPS AND THE Extra Lean Shanklem Smoked Shouldere , . . ..Lb. 49< PRICE IS RIGHT! NOWS THE TI.ME TO STOCK VOUK Ik o e iu e c Jla u ra e*t.0*c**; Boneless Roulettes ...... SHELVES FOR WLNTER MONTHS AHEAD, NOW — GRAPEFRUIT -19 73 d- WHEN YOU SAVE Sc ON EVERY TWO CANS! Ferris Daisv Hami...... 75d SucED BACON *45 ^ FINAST MAINE - FANCY GOLDEN CREAM STYLE ■/ DON'T GAMILE! BoneIe8.« Ferris Hams ...... Lb. 95< PORK CHOPS . h 43o PORK LIVER BUY WITH CONHDENCE! FLORIDA 64'$-70's WAVf BIRDSEYE OR SEABROOK FARM VEAL CHOPS . h 65c HAMBURG GRAPEFRUIT CORN 2^°“™29‘ the FINAST FANCY ■ NEW YORK STATE c # ' FLORIDA ^olid^ys'i FROSTED FRUITS OR VEDETABLES CHUCK STEAK .. 69c PIGS’ FEET r S • lUY A CAN 8-LB BAG • BUY A DOZEN FULL OF JUICE LAMB CHOPS 95c SPARE RIBS FRESH ORANGES *^llb 10% OFF ON II OR MORE PACKAGES SPRING Ml. ijCAN Lb. - 2 s 2 7 < • BUY A CASE APPLE 2 »29 MeINTOSH NATIVE ICESaC ARIZONA SWEETENED ORUNSWEETENED BONELE.SS XXIOCCZiooOQQQ This It a Good Time To Thiak About Your -FANCY lb Apples 4 lbs2 7ib Lettuce ✓ Canned HAMS V^A^VJL 1 i V V C X IL U D'ANJOU ARIZONA Gkrittmat Poultry: Turkeys, diipout, Laryo 2 arts GRAPEFRUIT 46oz TIN STOCK-UP AT THESE PRICES BCHS JUICE FRESH BAKED OAT-OUT Pears 2 25< Carrots QUALITY » Roattiug Ohickeat or Fowl. (All Natiye). SKINLESS LUCKY LEAF FANCY 1-LI FKG 4 3 c DAIRY DRIAM CROSSI B KAC k W clL FRANKFURTS ANIMAL runs! Dates 7xoiK

' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1950 PAOM M a i t w K . y s MANCHESTER EVENING QERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1950

lian Strong visited the troop at uei Lutheran Sunday school will speech, thst women should take gart, 487 Center street; Malcdim nniifh r!nv«nlry; lfr>. T^fwiiw Patrol, RusacII Alien, Edmund IVo* Local Scouts Brodeur, Richard Frelheit, David Boy Scout Troop Uila meeting and discussed tho preaent their Chriatmaa program, Farm Bureau part In Farm Bpreau affairs. Mrs. Cole, n Oreen Hill street; George Grenier, 78 Deepwood driya; Mra. K n R u g e m p n i Suave T h u g Sewell resigned this week as Ad­ Helen Parlseau, 144 Adama streAt. Hair. Mark Solomon, Herbert Tyl­ possibility of getting additional I Sunday afternoon, December 17, Porter, South Coventry. er, and Donald Vacant!; Pioneer msmbers for the troop. Any boy at 5 o’clock. ministrative Director of the Fed- To Be Presented Practices Skits ? Opposes Price eratlon’a Aasogiated Women, aft­ Discharged yesterday: Mrs. • Patrol, Gerard Alfonso, 1-ouls Al- Interested In Joining the troop \ Nicks Bank Ronald Olaon and Barbara John _ _ er 25 yeara of Farm Bureau work. Edith Fergguson Hartford road: fon.su, Aaron Cook, Donald Gris­ Conn-Kcenry may come to the West Side Re­ son wUI lead the devoUonal parti , 1 - O l Mrs. Skins Rooney, .72 Lockwood O '^ J u U k * At tho Ragle Court of Review wold, and William Leone; Scout* Mr. and YIrs, Thomas J. Conn of Troop 112, Boy Scouts, sponsor­ creation building at 6:30 on any | of the program, taking charge I C , O 1 1 1 r O 1 A l a U street; Mrs. Anna Chapin, 85 Fos­ STILL TIME >: Charter Oak OounoU. Boy maater, George Plnxal;.and Aasla- 509 Adams straat announce the en­ ed by the Washington P. T. A., Tuewlay evening, j « ■) FOR scouts of America, to bold ton i^ t tant Scoutmaster. Ralph Greene. met at the West Side Recreation the acripture reading and prayer. ter street: Bernard Sherman, Box- ROASTINC CHICKENS gagement of their daughter, Helen, Words of welcome will be ex­ Hospital Notes biiry, Maas.; Allen and Ernest It 7:30 in the Supreme Court of The committee men are headed renter Tuesday evening at 8:30. anchestcr ubuc arket m M P M O hank tts panangw hopped out tended by Carole HilTitt snd| (Continued from Page One) Sherman. Roxbiiry, Mass.; Stephen CHRISTMAS cjrrora Room in the State Library by EdwanI Nolan who ia also In­ to Gordon F. Keeney,^gop of Mr. The meeting opened with fteld •nd vanished in front o f Lowell Connolly. 22 Drive D, Silver Lane Our superior roasters and capons are the best you can ind Supreme Court Building. stitutional repreaentstjve. The re* and Mrs. Howard B.'6ceeney of drill led by Scoutnfastcr Irwin, = I... ::.....usaasaaas!r.rB::!:.Ba'.SBS s Patients Today ...... IM followed by game period. ’’Under high achooL Children from the various age, bring Homes; Mrs. Anna Nacxkowakl, PORTRAITS Scouts Rdwin Lynn of Squadron malning committee men are: 119 Henry street. I <' Admitted yesterday: Mrs, Lu­ find for good eating, on Christmas or at any time. They !5, Center Oongregatlonal church, and Over the Tables." with plenty Cahfato Harry Silveria, who bad groupa will participate in f a v o r i t e j "beep Into 257 School street; Janice Lentine, OF TOUR CHILDRnN Adam Rhodes, who was formerly }h u V n e m cille Vlncek, 407 Center street; 31 Ridgewood street: Alfred El- •re fresh, they are clean, they are tender and moist, and ind Roger Turfclngton, o f Troop chairman; Thornton Griswold, ad­ Mias Conn is a graduate of Man- of •••tlon, was won by the team ...The Public Market is the Convenient Place Te been unaware of the holdup until Christmas songs snd recltallons. | fo»tere.l agricultural education In Don’t Oelay diester High school In the class led by Patrol Leader Pickrnl, this his paaaenger leaped into the taxi William f>amer, Jr, 64 Jarvla win, 23 Cumberland atreet: Mrs. rhone For Appointment Today altogether delicious. 17, South Hothodiat Church Men’s vancement; Mario Alfonso, out- Mabel .Swanson, a pupil In the :lub. will be presented to the court I (.’• orsmen; Jack Mortimer. Dr. of 1947 and Is presently employed team winning two out of three kntniitewsewWw eeeewwkonu aoed upon leaving the bank, picked up primary department will ren.ler a 'The federations rtlstlngul^ed road: Mrs. Viola Sobol, 262 Oak Bes.xie Worcea, 9 Bruce road: games. street; Joseph MIstrcUa, 112 JafncH Cunningham, 1.13 BranfonI ly district Scout officials. I Allen Frelheit, Daniel Hair, and at the Connecticut General Life Shop While You’re Downtown — Besides, Yon Qel a riiort wave radio transmitter ^ ,o. ;;Rlng out, O <-’»’-s im a s ,-r v lc ^ - ^io^^Mrs. ANNE GRIFFIN Insurance company. Tlie Apache and Eagle patrols and notilled his employer, Dia­ .School street; Mrs. Mary Ledoux, street. ROGER OLCOn Former Clilcf Jus:icc WlUiaiu Sanol J. Solomon, secretaiy-trca- f i M t a i i f tl. Yfaltble will pi'csl.iJc at the I turer and public relations. Mr. Keeney Is also a graduate practiced their skits during the mond T u A Co., of the holdup. .niitiMl ! ltd., erediteil with convincing the 6.1 Pine atreet. Discharged today; John Ford, Child Photographer 403 West Center Street , Telephone 7853 :ourt. Assisting him will be of Maneheater High school, class patrol corners. While Scoutmaster Supreme Quality, Loh Prices, anil Courteous, Per­ I. ■ "■» Admitted today: Edward Tag­ Vernon atreet; Walter Wright,, Invtn helped the recruits with eofibeeanbe By that time an alarm had 476 MAIN ST. PHONE 49SS Arthur E: Howard, H. Randall i Will Discuss Strategy |of 1948,'''«nd is now serving In the gone out from the bank. group of children from the primary | —------— Pease, Sr., and Richard H. Phll- United States Navy. thetr tenderfoot requirements second class testa reviews were led sonalized Service. Police deacribed the holdup man department. The part of Christmas llna. 'The baliff will be 'Ne'.son A. The wedding w'tll take place on tm hlyouh Y as S8 to 40 years old, about five I Hartford. Dec. 14—i/Vl- Strategy | Satuitlay, December 18, at four by patrol leader Johnston and as­ will be portrayed hy Joan Ander­ Sly. Scout Executive of Cii.ii’ er' ' fer tlic forthcoming .sc.ssiou of the sistant patrol leader Alkcn, feet ten. rather well dressed, with son. Other children parllrlpatlng Oak Counc‘1. o'clock in the afternoon at St. blue eyes, straight black hair and Stete I,cgislnture will be discue.sed Neighborhood Commissioner Ju­ include 'Thomas Turner, Jr., Susan ------Mary’s Episcopal church. SMALL LEAN two days’ growth of beard. He by both Republlcniis nnd Demo- Luettgens, ('arol Johnson, Rdwsrd wore a bluish-gray military type cints at meetings here tonight. The mu Push Boad Drive EASTERN DRESSED FRESH HAMS topcoat and no hat. Marsh. Stephanie Cannon. Richard Scuul Truop 9J ' RepVibllcans. In control of the Berggren, Halre Hejslng. Tommy House . of Representatives, liave EASTERN DRESSED Hoffron. and Barbara Mclnloah. SPECIAL LOW MEAT PRICES Hsrtf Lists Projrraiiis scheduled a dinner lueellng of the PORK SHOULDERS WHOLE OR LEG HALF The program will last sboiil an M. Crane. State Director for the I Children to Give ' State Central C'lmmittec to which Trcri.sri V Department’s current ' hour and a cordial welcome Is ex­ FOR YOUR FREEZER Oovcrnoi-elect John Lodge and find drive, seld Issl night he and ■ tended to all parents and friends. Bfiy Scout Troop No. !M. spiUi- other i-uccexaful candidates for Program Sunday torecl by the ManchoKter Urean his aides plan to approach ’’him- i S’lttte office have been invited. dreda" of Connecticut firms, em- . The volcano Fujiyama dcposiied P. T. A.. Is busily prepaiing for Democratic Stale Sciiators-elect 8 NEW RECIPES EVERY TWO WEEKS [ many activities. On Friday. Ue- plowing 471.000 people, with the j " 4 3 * " 5 9 * 'The nursery, beginner* and'atx Inches of *.*h on Tokj-o In M 111 be Governor Che.stor Bawlcs’ aim of attaining "at least 50 per { primary' departmenta of the Eman-j 1707-/I8 Seeond series of eight, December 11th to December ' ' tember 22. In the Scout Room of gucKts at a dinner in the E xfiitivc Hamburg Pork Butts HINDS the Bower.s sch. niul he said, if all companies embrsced ' fcw M fcy SS |fw« Strictly Fresh 10-POUND LOTS AT Sunday. January 7, the bo;.*, with H.".rtford, Dec. 14 (.P' The the plan as enthusiastically as | Best Buy Of All! 3 P O U N D S $1.55 theli- fethers, arc making an ovir- Coimcf ticul Sheep Ei ceUer.s Asso- Bigelow - Sanford, Thomp.voii»ilIe I 45c lb. RECIPE alght trl|j to Camp Pioneer at I'ialioii. holding its annual meet­ Carpet Factory, where 1JI76 em- ; s c i ' - e s / • Winited. ing here yesterda.i'. reelected Ar­ ployes signed up since the cam- ' fmjuu Ci*u V Sssl*rs u StImUt Cttln -ill (VMnu. M tkut «W D n tn u sM/4. thur Savage of Andover president. paign began tn November. I Christmas Trees 10-POUND LOTS 50-POUND LOTS AT FILE NOW Tho troop const.st.s of: Eagle FRYERS Chickens $5.00 43c lb. Gut an you wish while you wait FRESH DRESSED into flteaks. Roasts, Cube FOR FRYINU, OR ROASTING We sell at the minimum qf Small, I-ean. No skin, very Steaks, etc. Subject to return DIRECT FROM MIRAMACHIE INDIAN 8.000 pounds weekly. little hone. If not lender. A GOOD BUY AT RESERVATION IN CANADA ^ ^ • 3 9 e a c h ALL BALSAMS — ALL SIZES STRIP BACON (Any Weight) lb. 39c Taste this delirious, real old-fashioned hickory smoked sugar cured baron. The flavor Is m - ilS Z FRESH DRESSED URRE S 1 . 7 9 e a c h Nothing Over $1.50 excelled. CHICKENS TO ROAST m » < | | k m ■ R ftw ■»Uk i f 3 AT FOR A QUICK MRA4, acking o inc 5 to 5 Lba. CampbeD’s Auto Supply CoNNEcncirr P C ., . TOP BRAOE FRANKFURTS, COHAGE GROVE ROAD — ILOOMFIELD TEL. HARTFORD 7-4125 4 is L p S ^ 'Oi 29 BISSELL STREET * OPEN MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 8:00 TO 6:00 COME ON OVER! LAMB LEGS, lb. 79c BOLOGNA OR OPEN THURSDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY » OPEN THURSDAY 8:00 TO 8:00 — FRIDAY 8:00 TO 9:00 MINCED HAM IbsSla Yes, why don't you ]pin Cairo's hundreds of satisfied customorS^' WHOLE OR HALF and see for yoursoK why Cairo’s Marhot has bocomo the headquar­ FOR A TASTY MEAT LOAF V. ters for those who wont only the best. You'll understand why when HALE'S 23534853484848534848235323484823535353532353485323235353485348482353534848475353484848you con shop in o pieosont atmosphere — select your meats and grocery items from our huge displays and notice, too, the money Chuck Beef Ground 6 5 Headquarters you sove. For the best in moots thot ore trimmed right on s’ d 1 ■ r f i tim sr SWEET POTATOES L bs. 23c tsi BAN* CJMITM mOBOT • 'i-'FESTIVAL l h > m -nnioini'im „ **lVet>«p « PorWiMI P poWhih ^(lisco] . k -9 P. M. THURS.Uim L8P.M. CAMAY .-•V' lATN SIZE Nite %Flr JBi JEw FIU.t)NTa9P.M. ‘ 12c Carra*s M arket 0|Ma Th Ii H awl FrMay N i| U Halil I. OpM Ml jay Salariai Ua«l 11- M- S F o r V a lM s 1 SOUTH MAIN S m r allllllHIIhllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^^ , I 1 m . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1960 PAGE A MANCHESTER EVENINGN^RALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 the fracas but didn’t separate | and saidlid; McCarthy, if you ^4ik | I them. I about personal things regarding F UUier ailtl ^0118 Marshall Fears I ,9ald Nixon; "I have no com- nic on tile Senate floor. I’ll 1 IV . . 1 Tabla Bingtra; "TulsUda Echoes” and Coudcll delsgatss, Mias Eliz­ Seymour and State Policeman Ro­ several months. The boys have the various parts ■ nsatly '-stock­ Verplanck PTA Boy Bike Thieves bert W. Luts of Stafford Springs ment except that this incident oc- I you’ Leave lioHpitnl bjr tha orohastra; “Hallelujah abeth Barataky, Mrs. Gordon Todd been turned over to juvenile court piled,” poUce said. All the bicycles curred at a private party. I do not AlcCartliy said he then alapped School Chorus," “Lullaby Thou U ttjg Tiny and Frank MUler. uorracks following an Investiga­ suthoritlee. ware recovered at the homea of War May Come OlDSMOBILt Following thi^election the meet­ tion into, the thefts of several Di­ The boys had stripped the parts believe such foolishneaa should be Pearson and said: “ ‘Pearson, you auNCHtfne Child,” and "Coma - Hither Ye Chooses Officers Are Apprehended the youths or In the immediate bandied about iff times like this.’’ laid down the rules. Don’t be dis­ Bernard Sherman, and his two j PalUiful” by tha A Oappella choir; ing was tumed^over to the new cycles in this area during the past from the eeveral bicycles and had vicinity. }^nas Concert preeident by A i^ony Wallace, 111 Few Months Physlcallv, the two aren’t bad­ turbed if 1 get a bit rough.’ " sons. Alien and Erhest Sherman, A. * tha combined choirs in "While At the second meeting of the ly matched alUiough McCarthy of Roxbury, Mass., were dlscharg-' Shepherds Watched” and "O Holy chairman of the g r^ p , who had Two juveniles who live in Ver­ "Sat Him Dow-n” P. T. A. of the Verplanck achool been conducting the meeting. Ke- non were taken into custody yes­ lias the edge Ih age. weight and — He Said the Columnist rapllsdi ed from Manchester Memorial iLiffly Night.” held last evening at eight o’clock . .^Continued from Page One) if appearance* aren’t deceiving JUiiiliid Affair Attracts At various times during the eve­ freahmenta were aeri^ at the terday by Police Sergeant Arthur ■ ’’ ’You get rough gnd I’ll get you, hospital yesterday after being con­ in the school auditorium, a net of conclusion of the m eeting Jn strength. McCarthy. I’wo got more circula­ fined with injuries received in an' ,Lai|^c Audience; Stu« ning, the audience was asked to bylaws presented by John Crosby, gkR>i'> for Communist Yugoslavia Pearson is tall and rangy. He automobile accident on Nov. 29. Join In the singing of carol*. Robert —a "must" in President Truman’s tion than you have.’ ” chairman of the bylaws commit­ Beincke to Review observed hi* 53rd birthday yester­ Mr. Sherman and Ernest w’ere on While They Last | dents at Their Bm I Brunette, president of the Student tee, was accepted by the organ­ 7 More Shopping Days To Xmas post-election legislative book ap­ day. A Marine In World War II, It was then he slapped Pearson the critical list for two weeks Council, addressed the audience FALSE TEETH peared headed for quick enactment McCarthy Is several inches short­ and sat him down, McCarthy said. with Injuries at the hospital. isation. The group has now been Hartford, Dec. 14—(JP)—Majbr today. Pearson’s version was that th* I the High achool auditorium last and were accepted; president, Mrs. I troops at Camp Pickett, Va., on pointmont on your port. y Before the bill goes to Mr. Tru­ after a private p.arty at the Siil- Sight. The student* were at their John McGuire, Third District Dem­ William Stuek; first vice presi­ i Friday. The event will mark the ; nl-ito dropped, slipped or wobbled at grave Club, which la frequented putting on my coat in the men’s Sherman car collided with a ocrat, was the only Connecticut ‘ Just the w rong time. Do aot live In man for his signature, a compro­ check room, lie grabbed hold of truck. The mishap occurred during »eat under the ‘■alwaya-inspirlng dent, Mrs. Edwin Brown; second completion of three months of f.'iir of tilts lu.ppenlnz to you. Juat mise between conflicting Senate by many Washington officials. Representative to oppose the Yu­ He said Pearson came up to him ! me and kicked me," Pearson said. the severe wind and rain storm. 2-Doors — 4-Doors -- Convertiblat llrection of O. Albert Pearson. goslav bill which passed the House vice president, Mrs. Edward Felt- I basic training for the division, ' .sprinkle a Ifttle F A 8 T EK T H , the aTlta- and House versions must be work­ The program opened with the or- ham; recording secretary, Mrs. I made up in largo part of Connecti- ! line (iion-ai'IdV owder. on your plate*. ed out. With no basic difficiilUea yesterday. Rep. John Lodge (Ri Edmund Brown; corresponding Icut units. General Reincke will be ; H olds false teeth m ore firm ly, so they in prospect, fils was expected to and Holiday Coupes hestra playing excerpt* from the tvas absent, and the remaining I feel m ore com fort.^Me. Does not sour. Boneless Pot Roast >« S C « be done qu’/ ly. Brst movement of Beethoven's members of the state delegation secretary, Mrs. Percy Stocks; I act»ompanled by Mrs. Reincke and , ('hecks "plate odoC" (denture bseath), SWIFT’S STEER BEEF treasurer, William Zimmerman, I his aide, Capt, Louis O. House, 3rd. Season ItcRlns Tomorrow i CHOICE OF COLORS ON MANY pFifth Symphony.” Then the Boys voted for the bill. 1 (let FAS'TEETH at ^ y drug atora. The government, faced with; jind Girl* choir combined for "O oun.ting defense costs, starts its I ome, O Come, Emanuel." follow. Qiilglry Elected Preeident SggMt tax harvest season tomor- ' J by "O Let Us Hasten Thither” row. Ly the boys alid "The Star” by the Waterbury, Dec. 14—(JPi—Direc­ CHUCK ROAST $$ 6 9 « Expcctatlon.s are for an intake farts. The groups then combined tors of the Naugatuck Valley In­ of, ,16.000.000.000 or more -about USED CAR SALE for "The First Noel.” dustrial Council have announced 40 per ceqt of annual revenue-- the following elections: President Wo need the npnee on our uised car lot. Theae Kama {■ "Parade of the Wooden Sol- -■-* Wi Over the next three month.s. Siers" by the orchestra was follow­ Arthur H. Quigley; chairman of The government can us^ It. earn will bring h higher price after January lat. ed by Soprano Emma Maison sing­ the board. Richard L. Wilcox: and lb Blnce thia fiscal year began last ing "Rejoice and Be Merry.” So­ director, Leavenworth P. Sperry. Rib Roast Pork July 1. it has run about 11,100.000,- prano Martha Diana then rendered BABY LOINS 000 in the red. It expects to be For A Betl'er Buy — Buy N^w twice a.s bad off by next June ,'iO. MING '•The Holly and the Ivy” and The big tax season begins with ••Lullaby Jesus Dear,” the deadline tqmoi^rdw for cor­ Safety Tested Used Cars Then came " 'Twas the Night WANTED porations to make final tax pay­ Before Christmas" by the Round kwitCa Smoked Skoulders lb ments on 1949 income. It will mark • 1947 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR their laat payments at the old 30 TREES EXPERIENCED LEAN, SHORT SHANKED per cent maximum rate. A 49 • 1949 OLDSMOBILE CLUB COUPE \ per cent top w'^ll prevail on lO.Wa record-size profits. CARPENTERS After tomorrow, the tax spot­ A truly artistic creation to add • 1946 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE D O N 'T M ISS 11) light will shift to Individuai.s. They decorative charm to any home. For Inside and Outside HAMS Ready To Eat lllilahed 1949 income tax payments Tress of various sizes and color­ • 1947 OLDSMOBILE 98 CONVERTIBLE Work—Apply at Is«t March but in many instances ings in attractive dlshoa. A will have something to do about • 1949 FORD 2-DOOR 5 Dover Road iWO' income taxes ahead of the decorative piece that rei T E R iM S ; with my open band, and knocked Soves "Mother" Too! Him down on his hips. I didn’t In 25 years, then's never been a Pontiac as fine u this. punch him.” Distinalve new etyling, finer peiformante, even greater > Fea;30n: ” The Senator kicked Styh Guidn Compon. dependability—all are years in the new Silver Anniversary e twice in the groin. As usual he Pontiac! Come in at yonr first opportuniw—you’ll see new ,it boiow the b«iL But his pugllis- »on _ 695 Pre-tested Color Y^hataGiftf and beautihil proof that "Dollar for Dolliu You Can't 1;; powers are about aa ineffective Beat a Pontiac!”rf" ; his Senate speechea 1 waa not 719 M A IN STREET. MANCHESTER e^uAm am irU” Sehomes A t A GlarKe. CHAMBERS Nixon Intervened PHONE US— WE DELIVER— CASH— COD OR CHARGE f.arsoa said the encounter end­ FURNITURE SALES ed when Senator Richard M. Nlx- 819 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE—MANCHESTER GREEN—TEL. 8187 BALCH-PpNTIAC, lit. 5m. Oalirornla Republican, inter­ vened. McCiirthy said Nixon aaw iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*^^ 541 Mala Stseet OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7:30To 9:00 P. M. IftS CENTER STREET OPEN ,T IL fO P. iK MANCHESTER n r . . • - .„r-A. -'VU'-e rn m m m m m m

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gUL'l M l MAf)CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECE^ER 14. 1960 FAOESEVSMTEBII the Dental Supply Association held total 8124,674.96 was apeat for re­ ears and atats atltutlona were rs- a atran|^ hold on the market Welfare Costs lief, - tmburasd 814,689.63. Rents paid Delay.RuIing mainly Mancheater'a welfare burden, for needy famillsa la listed at 810,- I 1. Requiring dealers to charge then, in ‘‘good” tlmea, aeeras aet- 780.60 and groceiiss and food at THB retail prices fixed by the manu­ Here for Year tied Bomewbere near one and 87,078.16. Medical auppilea are In InXiark C is e facturers. three-quartera mills on the basta for 82,074.78. Halting costa are CHe '‘Similar Practicee" o f the current grand Hat. 81.348.98 for the past year. Out­ HERALD ANGLE Red Sox Pitchers Glad to See Birdie Go 2. Requiring manufacturer mem­ Administration of welfare in side aid total was 86,200.67. Bu­ Expenditure of $137,- Manchester costs leaa than 10 per rials of soldiers cost $600 and- am­ FREE! FREE! lltEE! By Jadfe Reserve# Decision bers to sell only to dealer members 9(>6 Is Estimate; cent, the figure being $9,183.60 bulance, funerals and moving coat EARL W. YOST Until M w day Alter —and tightly limiting dealer mem- last year. (or others was $869,50. beiUhip. ' Breakdown of Figures Breakdown of Expenses The operation o f the almshouse Spurts Bdnw Nassiffs Play Canes, Long Session 8. Enforcing itS decrees by threat The highest outlay last year for the past year cost, $13,641.41 Friday and Saturday Several Didn’t Want of expulsion from membershli> and waa for aid to dependent children of which $4,361 was for admin­ Lucky Hits, More Moola attracted a half million fans. An a collective boycott against any Although labor opportunltlaa which went to $20,360.33. Hoepl- istration, $3,008.00 for eontractual / Indication of the Trotters gate Attor•r a Iwifthy MMion at Town rebel. now In the Hartford area have Bdaoball ia, like other aporta, 'a trikes^ SPARE tallsatton of the needy followed services and $6,171.51 for supplies. AT appeal can be traced back to Eng- WVUsfcCourt y««ter5»y —aftomoon,------' Jndse — been reported oa being at an all- game of skill, but Lady Luck also Lose to Rens, 54-43 To Pitch to Tebbetts The commisaloi. conceded that closely at $18,038.87 while nursing lu d last aummer. 8 Laos a* •ar lM(aa WMley C. Gryk reaorved drdolon "similar, practices are operative time high. Manchester's outlook in plays a big part in the eucceet of untU Monday In the case of Donald homes were paid 116,330.80' for Tha beat previous crowd for a Caster Servlra (II l«a'a Bata 41) over a wide range of Indin^ry" the public welfare field la for a many players. Taka for exampla basketball game—called...... net baian Olaaaon ...... >17 111 M . Trueman ...... 44 47 A. CTark. 22. of 763 Center street, relief expenditure of II.IT.SBB for .T< . 101 *7 in Britain. It said this raisecl the the Inciiicnt ivhicb occurred dur­ in England - wax 160 paid admls- Only Hartford Stands I Slim Crowd Watches Ex- Srhnielakt ...... ■ 114 N .111 I Carlenn . Aging Catcher Exp«cl«d charred with breach of the peace. question whether niitl-rcstralnt the current year. This represents MANCHESTER Bloiia. Yet the Trotters drew 8,600 lllllnekl ...... tin •« 340 Hubavtm ...... OK 134 Promising Player Clark pleaded guilty to a com­ a burden in the neighborhood of ing the past National League sea­ In Path of Perfect hibitioii at Armory; TssKart ...... Ilil 104 : Dlmlow ...... 11.1 103 laws aimed at the dental industry DO YOU NEED . to their opening game, through Cooi.rlrli ...... m 141 404 Hmidieii ...... 137 133 To Be Traded B$it' panion count of failure to notify alone should be enacted. $7 for each of the town's Ifl.OOO TORACCO A CANDY son. some fine pre-game publicity. The A player broke twelve baseball First Rouml Record; lAicals Play Below Motor Vehicle department of It expressed the view, however, voters While the county and state A lABY SIHER? COMPANY game was also televtsed. Four ...... 674 680 677 1716 TuUls ...... M8 444 606 1.146 Doesn’t Know What a change of addrea*. TTie court eet rebate some of the expenses Inci­ bats In less than two weeks, yet ToUll that the practice of exclusive deal­ 28 Bireh Street STATION btishels of ticket applications were Vets Here Sunday Par in Ragged Game r«a4«r aervle* III rkltsl'a (4) I Is Behind It All bond at 1200. ing and collective boycott at least dent to welfare, the tax load ultl- CALL MRS. W. A. REID got nine base hits, all broken bat received within a, few days from l,ill«y ’ ...... 104 104 114 634' Rmerlina ...... 44 43 46 Several witnessea gave teetl- should be made illegal. rtffttely goes hack to the Individ- 427 HARTFORD ROAD singles. He wound up a JOO hitter English fans who 4vanted to Sexton ...... 64 44 134 343' I’asanI ...... 100 07 OS moqy. aometlmea, conflicting, con­ \i.al. LAst year, the fiscal period VAN’S for the season. Afiotber player A five team parley the first Exhibition haskrtbsll has seen Knmpxnlk ...... 160 47 134 366 6'rey ...... 104 131 113 Boston, Dec. 14— Blasiac PHONE 3193 To Hm Trod*: W* WW the Trotters In action. Before leav­ whirh ended last August 14. s rapped out twelve long balls that awing around the loop can be Its better days In Manchester. A I.anky ...... 46 101 101 347 Prehfit ...... Ill) 116 IM cerning the Sunday night fight R« OpM ing London, 40,000 watched the vi'ltrtsht ...... M 116 116 160 I.llrxt ...... OS l.'X) 114 team spirit, which was miscon­ outalde the armory. Joseph Mia- were bremght down at the base of Saperat-in club play, while 8,- gained by Nasslff Arms Friday very slim crowd took in last May Eiiil>ar"o Scrtvrday, D*CMib«r 1$ the wall. He batted Just a shade strued by several young plteherab tretta of 112 School s t r e e t WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 800 watched a game in Brighton. night at the Hartford Auditorium. night's affair at the srmory be­ TotaU ., 811 604 444 1403 Tutall 613 M5 636 16031 probably played an Important p u t brought Clark's arrest by a com­ „soOCOOoU)0**«,« - and under .300. Next May 14 the Trotters will Leading the Eastern League with tween Nasslff Arms and the New in the Boaton Red Sox’ sale at plaint to police. MIstretta broke a Parcel Post Sotiirdoyf DBe*mb«r 23 P.on Northey. Chii ago Ltnb out­ open their 1050-51 European trip four straight wins, the locals can York Rcnnalssance which the lat­ Bess's Tsvsrs (I) fetl OBIre (41 bone in his elbow during the acufCe. fielder who wn.s spilling the yarn, war eunditiona permitting, with a make a clean sweep by pinning a IHrton ...... 107 100 114 136 l.aRlylera ...... '60 116 catcher George (Birdie) Tebbetts ter won by a low count of 64-43. to the Cleveland Indiana. It was brought out in court the For Your CeiivMilMie* SEVEN GALLONS OF GASOLINE .said the only difference between game at Wembley Stadium. Saper­ loss on the Hartford Hurricanes The heavy lo.ss at the gate was a. LAChapeUa 114 133 Arkivy ...... 44 107 (t onttnued PYom Page Due) the two above players is that the stein plans to take his team to AtRMtian ...... 114 640 Areto ...... 104 114 It la no accret that, while the source of the argument was a com­ and increase their stock In first proof In Itself that loral fans 104 617 Merlin ...... 107 111 .300 batter %vlll get a $5000 in­ 17 European countries to play. place. Several hundred Manchester l*R)na ...... Red Sox were making their belat. plaint of Clark's wife that Mlstret- don’t care to see anything but R, LaChtDrll# — 130 Twarunlte ...... 117 134 ed and futile pennant drive UxR U had Insulted her while danc­ night but there was no sign of a crease while the under^.300 batter Highest paid man with the rooters are expected to fill the league play. Such as the case D^rrb k ...... — 44 107 141 hack to work move there. 10 YOU GET: will get a salary slice. vtaiUng side of the spacious Totals ...... 614 661 646 1443 September, eeveral of tha club’s ing with her at the armory party, Trotters is the colorful showman, may be, added sttrsctlons sre hurlers had advised Maaagor Assistant Secretary of the Baakettall Habstitutlons Reese "Gooae" Tatum. The big guy Wethersfield Avenue arena when Total* 644 614 664 1U4 Tsekett'a (4> Mistretta denied any such Insult. probably out for the season. l,entlnl . .107 li>4 117 .634 Steve O'Neill they were unwilling The case was heard behind closed Army Karl Bendets’en sent this HEARING AID Substitutions in basketball can with the arms that hang well be­ the clubs face each other at 8;46. It wss a ragged exhibition at .S4ssfh»s4«r I4s4sr Sslet ill word to reporters at a regular .Nnwl.kl ...... 1.14 104 143 344 Mi'laaar ...... 4(1 76 60 3M to pitch to Tebbetts, the team's doors at the request of Attorney * Owe Gan Texaco Home Lubricant only be made when the ball la low his knees, draws down $2,000 Hartford will enter the fray that. NsssltTs had s bad game Pentagon news briefing; Oo O O dead and time is out. A ball is not with two wins and a single loss. Msirnll ...... 44 131 44 61)4 lieFebvrr ...... 06 13(1 It,', .irt top-ranking receiver. Herman Yules, representing Clark. a month, plus living expenses. In their H.vstem, which is some­ Vsrrli-k ...... IM 106 104 134 81. Oeorge ...... 114 110 134 667 A veteran who played strictly "If the Brotherhood of Railroad RATTERIES dead after a basket or when a They have beaten Bristol and Tur- thing every club has now and | MeCiifry ...... 130 114 11(5 153 t',.ili.-tt ...... 104 111 03 111 Trainmen does not comply with floor violation is called. Saperstein now owns six clubs, rlngton while losing to Meriden. to win. Tebbetts aroused the ire Mistretta wss admitted to the * One Ta|M Measure then. Loyal rooters who attend- I.rf'* Man ...... 104 14 lOll 304 the order of a Federal court re­ However, after a successful foul with Dutch Dehnert. oi jlnator of Th% host club will have Uttle Ed­ ToUla 604 661 636 1644' of a few youngsters by hla tactics Manchester Memorial hospital last O 0 O RN—8—4 the bucket shot, having charge of ed the game were thankful that while trying to teach them to cor­ quiring It to end the iinauthnrieed shot and before the ball la die Roamarin, former star of New the Anns unloaded this poor Total! 474 643 664 1444 night for further treatment of his railroad strike, the Federal gov­ * One Beautiful Desk Calendar and One for the Kiddies thrown In, s substltnte may be one team. Dehnert was a member Britain Teachers College In the Cssalry Clab Wusiea rect tiu'ir miktskes snd elliiilimte injured arm. of the for years. stsrlng lineup. Diminutive Eddie showing When it didn't count. The f'ksBibsrs 14svert (4) nrleera (Si Ihclr flaws. They objected to hla ernment will move for contempt made but it should be made Eastern League leaders, a real citations.” NORTH END promptly. Officials have been In­ While In this ares, the Globetrot­ has been the big star In the 'Canes llilliiskl ...... 103 100 44 104 Uenswrre . . . . 74 0(1 47 341 inipaUenca, high scoring quintet, sow their 101 340 74 341 I The Army, which has been op­ * One Texaco Havoline Bank structed not to honor the scorer's ters, Renaissance, Indiana Clarks offense, ranking ninth among Chambers...... IU 1.14 .1. Anrterann ...... on 61 Krd Osae More experienced hurlera com­ and Boston Whirlwinds made league scorers. Also listed for sc- shots rim the hoops all night lung Wennergren ...... 100 104 104 613 MrCorinli’k . . . . 77 H4 06 341 I plained that Tebtietts, In tight Charge False erating the roads since the gov­ PHARMACY horn for a subatlttitlon If the ball Gfdning rebounds was almost an Wilke ...... 104 l.m 113 661 Bentnti ...... 63 06 60 367 ernment seleed them last August is about to leave the hand of an of­ their headquarters In the Hotel tion is Arnold Jones, towering six 40 $46 ...... 41 14 oar 3,io A yotmggtcr who has shown plarea generally called for a fast impoBsiblllty with the huge Negro Low ...... 43 44 r. Johnson plonty of promine thin season with ball. Amt they were In tight spots to avert a nationwide strike, has 4 Depot Sq. TeL 6648 * One Texaco Hre Ohief Hat fensive player throwing the ball Bond. Luke Easter, slugging Cleve­ feet, seven inch center from Wor­W( Tooth Monopoly land first baseman. Is an added cester Who started the 1040 sea­ stars capitalizing on their overall ...... 614 447 401 1541 Totals 481 4.10 1371 Miinrhonter Mich’s hnnkpUmll most of the time. called the Chicago walkout a blow In from out of bounds. An offen­ advantage in height. The ball Total! sive player can call a time out attraction with the Trotters. He son with the Arms. Others are Hr>aa4 a I'kapsiaB (II Irftiii in Krd Ca^r. Tha Imtlans The night bofeu-e the season end­ to the war effort. handling of the Bens was some­ Bn.wn ...... 06 130 1(»» 116 0. Ain.erton ed, with the Red Box inlaeing an­ (OMUaued from Page Ooe) There was no Immediate com­ anytime during a game while a and Walt Dropo of the Red Sox al­ Frank ^ re s , an ex-Manchester tiipot (iich-iivil/'Hrtntwl Hlgl) Krl- so stopped off this week at the Guards' player, Bill Deetrick,- Vem thing to sec. Now in the process Bynilngton ...... 03 64 00 340 R. Carlann ilny nlKhl nl the armory in a CCIL other pennant by an eyelash. Teb­ ment from the \mlon on Bcndet- ball Is In his team's possession. fluke 04 366 Rummy ...... NEW TIRES Bond. Cox, Max Cogon, Joe Kubachka, of building, the newer members Rtime. Cane han seen limited betts described eome of the club’s Hundreds of thousands of Brit­ aen’s statement. The Bubstltiition rule may be al­ of the second oldest active travel­ .Skong 107 237 McBrlile .... pitchers at “juvenile delinquents An Army spokesman indicated SNO-TIRES tered before another aeason be­ Uttle Abe, a fellow who baa Paul Klapprodt and one or two (ilgllo 44 444 Lakhig ...... florvire in prevlnus gamea but Is ons have swamped the dental pro­ new additions who may be an­ ing club In the country have a long due to heavy duty nprtlnnt the un­ and moronic malcontents." fession In a ruijj to get plates. further court action would he 2 IN 1 SNOW TREADS cause teams don't like to use their made money hand over flat with way to go before they will replace That crack, uttered In O'NellTa tsken. He told reporters he was time outs to get new men Into the the Trotters, has promised a Man­ nounced before the encounter. TnlaU 610 641 446 1544 ToUlii 406 4A0 475 1.135 defeated Bell Townern. The monopoly commisalon said 600-16 $ .60 Exchange Vets Here Sunday stars of yester-year, like Dolly presence, waif Tabhette' Red 8ox sure additional Injunctions would r game. As it stands now. a player, chester booking for 1081-52. This King. , Zaek Clayton valedictory. It can be taken for be sought "If there are other Plus Tax may report to the scorer with six The acquisition of George Feig- Village C'harniera season, Saperstein received more enbaum wiU bolster the Walling­ and Pnggy Bell. Carl Helean, K, A. Jehaaaii iS> Harger 70 3lU) granted that O'Neill, although hie strikes." 600-16 Exchange minutes to play In a period and than 1,000 requests from teams in WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK ford Vets for their Sunday clash the All-American from Tennessee Nleloeii ...... 91 H5 76 361 Gllbertaon 77 339 Two-Way Tie rtdallona with Tebbetts, both in T a ilo re d The walkout crippled passenger !»c ‘ 8 ^ Plus Tax before a ball is dead or time is the United States for games with BtafTord ...... 76 SI m 357 Lockwood 55 351 Boaton and Detroit, had been ami- train sendee on eight lines send­ OF NEW TIRES IN TOWN! out, three, four and even five min­ at the armory againat Nassiffs. State, and Bob Hall displayed the TrotUrs. As only 160 games Feigenbaum is a talented basket­ some nlftv set shooting but Inside Kr^eman ...... U 87 M m IIUlDikt .. 54 345 cable, decided that only Birdie's Two P iece ing the nation's cspital. utes have elapsed. are played, many clubs ..at wait Reuter ...... 87 88 M 361 Dummy .. 75 337 departure would restore harmony Trottem Attrart ball player but his own worst the Rens were woefiUly weak. Erlckiion ...... lOi 111 87 804 For Top Spot their turn to book the greateat enemy. He "Jumped" the Vets last The two professional acts pre­ ...... 895 476 358 1373 in the bull pen. Greatest name In modem bas­ team In the sport today. Total! "I kind of expected something ketball today is that of the Har­ season and was ousted from the sented before and at halftime of Ttitali 468 446 44S 1843 RraMlet (fi Warm and Cosy EPBL for a year. Last week he the game stole the show. Jacques rvlr#> <7> N. .1i)lm!on ...... 57 H2 86 3>H like this," TebbetU said after Manchester*8 Piano lem Globetrotters. The Trotters ilohrbach •0 104 50 274 D. B!il!l6p«r ...... II 54 87 363 iloriurty’ s Beat Bolton learning hs had baen sold to tha IMKES KLWED ar« now in their 24th season and returned by signing a Bristol con­ Cordon, the unlcycllst and Ray tract but was released this week Wilbert, hoop manipulator from Leonard •0 81 50 141 A. Johnton .4 ...... 51 103 86 368 And Tie Wapplng for Indians. "But I don't know why Distributor for BATTERIES are the Nation's No. 1 box office Sabnurln 78 135 13 M7 Ford! ...... 85 51 87 369 I waa told or what la bOibid It"* attraction. A year ago the Negro Sptiiis Srhetlule In order to rejoin the Vets. Jack Hollywood, both of whom have Suto . ... . 73 81 50 <1.1 Dummy ...... 68 65 68 304 French, pla^^ng-coach, added Srpesred on the Ed Sullivan tele­ *__ — Y Senior I.oop Lead 'Tvo never had any trouMa •SOHMER $5.00 AM.OWANCE wizxards of the hardwood won Keener . 86 57 78 356 with any manager and (FNani la 165 games In the United States Friday, Dec. 16 Eddie Anderpon, stellar ex-Long vision show, drew several rounds — — — ---- ToUl! ...... 416 485 413 12fl7 •GUI.b r ANSEN * 12- Bristol High vs. Manchester, Island University Negro ace, to of sopinuse for their fine acta. Totkle 854 493 406 13tl ____ . HUmllnfs still a pal of muie," ha oontinned. and 78 In Europe and played be­ FOR YOUR OLD BA-TTERY give his club more scoring punch. Prt. "I always got along with Hank Includes Lining and Labor. fore two million paid fans. 8;30—Armory. With the Arms falling ofTenslve- rirrmra’a l.ragar W L AsJt for •WURLITZER Other members of the Vets are Wllllama Oil (41 !!••• Ca. He. 3 (5> Wapplng ...... 4 0 1.000 Greenberg (Cleveland n norsl The Interesting background of Sunday, Dec. 17 Iv for the first time this season, manager) when wa playad togath- Wallingford vs. Nassiffs, 8:30— Dick Feurtado, Milt Woolman and the Rens were not pressed hard MUIer ...... 56 M Maher ...... 6ii 76 Morlnrty Brothera . .4 0 1.000 tha, Trottera waa brought out to Martaolf ...... 109 90 Wright ...... 86 78 sr In Detiolt With Chwaland, TO •HARDMAN Connecticut sports writers earlier Armory. Joe Stanlolo, all former L. I. U. for scoring. It was'their 28th Cnrdcn G rov e...... 3 1 .750 cage performers, dependable Eddie Leil'Mix ...... 77 53 May ...... 54 .55 .2 2 .500 be second etrihg to Jimmy Hogan, VAN'S SERVICE STATION - At the Texaco Sign this week by the man who knowa Monday, Dec. 18 win In 32 games this year. iiagley ...... 51 99 IVrrrU ...... II 116 Hnltnn ...... Whalen and Johnny Slab. Sunday's North E n d s...... 2 2 .500 whom I rata aa tha outatandlng the club from A to Z, owner- Rockets vs. Morlarty’s, 7;16—Y Convinced exhibition bill Is Iflikowakl ...... 81 51 Hraliani ...... 93 53 catcher In Die major laagttas.” $chnui a s • a mankger Abe Sapersteln. Silk City VB. Bolton, 8:30—Y clash ie set for 3:30 o'clock, pre­ "ntl." Nassiffs point now to league itockets ...... 1 3 .350 ceded by a lid lifter at 1:30. Total! ...... 443 448 478 1863T itala 447 1276 Silk City ...... 0 4 .000 In 8t. INtsraburg, F la - Qi KEMP'S VAN ALWAYS SELLS FOR LESS! Saperstein, a round little man Tuesday, Dec. 10 games. berg confirmedId Tebbetta*Tebl aooond- with a receding hairline, has guid­ Grove vs. Bowlers, 7 p.m.—Rec In the first meeting of the clubs, Beat <54> Rraaner't <5l Hm— t’a. Rri-Mars ...... 0 4 .000 Incnrporatfil Nassiffs downed the Vets. nifford ...... 104 53 5t m H«nnrquin ..x 58 279 string pradictlon. ed the Trotters to more than 4000 Laurels vs. Herm's, 8:30—Rec p. T Furnitar* and Music L'mckcit ...... 57 85 li 366 8«»lilelo ...... 167 Garden Grove Caterers and Mor- "we'ire delighUd to land Teh- victories in 24 years. During this Wedaesday. Dec. 20 3 Orldtr. rf 4 I Grrgor...... 74 77 75 38U Eaglrton ...... 84 54 time the club won 90 per cent of North Ends vs. Wapplng, 7:16 I, Pearaon. rf . I L'onnipr ...... 73 79 53 334 Morduvtky ... 51 313 le^^.Brothara wr'on__giimee in the I Hall, If .... Y Senior Basketball League last lleve Hegan from time to timo iU games against all types of op- —Y I m s I ISighPe Pighls 4 j Heck ...... 80 53 19' a&i Rrhaibrnpdtiff 103 359 ertCHSiDT a toM. etc, nsu, pa U Burtull. If night. The Caterers nipped the and that should maka J in oven a posltton4m » lia«-.lofUL.han>a and Bri-Mars va. • Caterers, 8:30—Y 6 Siiifletuii. c Bhertnaa ...... 12 369 better catcher. He’s been a work­ TMCAs ' to auditoriums and to Friday, Dec. 88 0 . Total# 418 418 413 1348 North End Pharmacy, 40 to 42, BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE 0 Di>«*ery. r . ToUla 417 478 463 1863 horse for the last thna yaara ba- Madison Square Garden. The larg­ West Hartfort vs. High, 8:30 By The Associated Press 5 Smith, rg .. and the Gas House Gang thumped Chicago—Bob Satterfield, 186, Malaaay'a Badia (51 I Bolton, 80 to 47. In winning, the cauee, laeklag • aaaaaS Mriagor, est paid crowd ever to witness —Armory 3 lleh'ni Ig .. we never could root hba.’ ' a pro game, 21,836, watched the Sunday, Dec. 80 Chicago, outpointed Vem Mitchell, 0 Hunt. Ig . . . '•lark ...... 98 78 8l 367 Uos Huiiaere moved ln;o a tie for .xbruliamrun .... __ 89 11 89 first place with Wapplng. Both Bhortty after dtsposlnt *>t Tel»> DISTRI BUTOR Trotters at Chicago Stadium. Bristol TramiA vs. Nassiffs, 3:30 190, Detroit, 10. Johnny Bratton, 147*1, Chicago, knocked out Les­ 15 Tolnlj* 28 8-13 64 ILiiika ...... 72 7U 19 2UU teams arc undefeated. belts, a 36-year-(ttil36-yea r-dM Nasha$LNaal N. Madison Square Garden Is always —Armory NHBhiff Arnifi M.3> KUdili’U ...... 84 77» 81 34U Happy Refuses H., native, the Red Box obtatnsd a sellout when the Trotters per­ ter Felton, 146',v> Detroit, 3. 77 83 3;>4 Tlic Groves led throughout In B. Itciitlry ...... 96 [(OHtliig their triumph. Coach 38-year-old catciMr MlkaOnerra HARTFORD DISTRIBUTORS,INC. form. Oldest rival still on the Penn Oakland, Calif.—Johnny Gon­ JohnS"!!. rf . .. tha salves, 136'i, Oakland, Calif., out­ III WalJy Fortln’a team held 14 to 6, by outright purchaM 74 Tolland Street, Bast Hanford. Cotm. Phone; E. Hartford 8-2114 Playing three months in Europe state fqotball schedule Is the Uni­ Bonn r ,rf . ... 1 -.lain ...... 438 400 413 135(1 To Give Phtladelphla Athlatlcs, .probably versity of Pittsburgh, an opponent pointed Baby Ortls, 134, Mexico Mnzllc vlk If ttr.lt>' <4i 29 to 20 and 37 to 39 at the periods, last summer. 73 games In nine h•Jllml.tl■ ...... 9^ 98 11)6 399 i’ aul Arcari led the Grove scoring as baitIt forror another trade. countries, the hocus-pocus stars for the first time in 1803. City (10). Burowloc, If .. Oolumblswskl. KilUij; ...... 93 93 97 3hl .St. Pelcishurg, Fla., Dec. 14 with 16 points while BUI Kodes Since the Washington Senntan c ...... t ((tilkii ...... 98 76 97 366 I 'If) .Major league club owners ap- seined H like number for the losers. have four non-Engllah speaking KnlEht. rs i.ainpanal# ...... 9% H6 H4 36.7 j iKdnted a four-man committee to- Cuban pitchers' on their roster, 69 Morlarly'e roared into a 18 to Allon. Ig ...... 2-1 UiOodfofKl ...... ,. 89 76 33(i j day to search for a new commis­ 10 period inarKln snd increased it Manager Buck Harria la very eag^ er to get Guerra to handle them. 11 17-33 41 Total! ...... 463 43U 463 1844 sioner to replace A. B. (Happyi to 37 to 14 at the half. Roy Barn­ II T(i;bIs Chandler, wl(o again vowed that Harris, according to reports, le eenr. SI tislf 34-21 Ucn«. ard hit for 20 pidnta for the Gaa R .frre*. 6Islone. Umi'lrf, Horvfcth. he would no( resign. Housers while Dave Dooman preparad to give up baickatop At Re’re Headiii for Th^. committee, composed of hooped 13 for Bolton. Evans in a deal that also may In­ Barnsie* Ksgl.s lit) two ‘men from the National and Morlartz's (SSI volve Rid Hudson, one of the bet­ B.. two from the American League, B. F. T. ter Washington mounfiamen, and Zsbol. rf .... Local Sport was Inatnictsd to begin screening .1. Hsriixrd, rf ...... 7 > >11 a Red Box regular infleldcr. STORES ISikn. 5 2 5 1 Griffin. If .... candidates, immediately and en­ If There also are Indicationa tm t By Mrs. ,\nn« Cabot THE lECM Kllnglo. If .. Kelly. If . -lnch. for sizes 32-38. 42-44. stitch Illus­ McKee, Ig .... tration's. malcrlnl requirements Dunn, Ig .... ball and Twl Baseball League star. name not be used, said the majori­ A (llsllo. rf . Kennel For this pattern, send 25c plus and finishing directions. CLAPP & TRUT, lie. Reynolds, c ., ty of the club owiiers' voiced their Hllv-rsli-ln. If 8c for first-class msillng, In coins, Send 20c plus .5c for flrst-eiass Kess. c ...... Jerry Goodrich of Center Serv­ preference for a man having no M. (IIkKu, K . G ub your name, address, size desired, •;kll.nrr, !• ... msiling, in coins, your name, ad­ OPEN Ferris, c ---- ice became the first member of connection with haaeball. Ihat I'mitillu.' rs . and the Pattern Number to Sue 4 IniriMm Row. UorHorA loao. — Tol I41D Kennedy, rf . New# dress and the piiUcrn number to snuinRFiH'""'" Collichlo. rf . the Y Bowling League last night man also must he a "unive'raally MxnfKKis. 't ■ Burnett, The Manchester Evening Anne Cabot, The Manche.-ter Eve­ Schunrsnn. It to roll a 400 or better triple. Jerry respected person poesesslng a ju- Itocli-. Is ...... Herald, 1150 Ave. America.-, New ning Herald, 11.50 Ave. Americas, Tollsy. If .... put together elngle games of 129, d i^ l mind,” he added. I'lilr. Is ...... Tltc regular monthly meeting of York ID. N. Y. New York tP. N Y. 141, 138 for a 403 toUI. Chet ^ ia would tend to eliminate the ktanchester Connecticut Keq- Send 25 cents today for the new 64 Total! ...... 19 9 47 ; Needlework Fans — Anne Csb- Totsls ...... M i® NowickI of the Manchester Motor such heretofore outatandlng can- Htur« at half .Imi', 87--14 Moriarty !. i iicl Oiib will be held Friday night FaU and Winter Fashion. This ot's big new album Is here. Dor- Score St hsif tlrlie, 35-26 Ksgles. Sales also had a fine night, top­ dictates as Ford Frick, president at 7:30 at the East Side Rec, . latest issue Infilled with news and ! ens of fascinating new designs. THURSDAY ping the little maples for a 384 of-tha National League: George Cardan UroT# i49> on Scliool atreet. Atlempls are be­ styles for a smart winter wardrobe; I irlfts. decorations and special fea- ecore. Trautmah, head of the minora, B. r T ing made to have Lou Pegran of interesting features; free gift pat­ I tiires. Plus 4 gift patterns and " and Warren Giles, pmident of the ... 4 0 6 the Purina Company to be guest tern printed Inside the book. ' directions. 25 cents. Sport# In BHef Among the Manehsoteritee at Cincinnati Reds. ... 6 • 3 u Npciiker and to sliow movies on iO Although neither league has K-»rtln, If ...... 2 1 6 Storrs last night for the Yale- dogs., if Mr. region is imabla.to AND Arrari. ♦* ...... 7 3 16 By The Associnted Press UConn basketball game were Jim­ mada public its committee, it la ('omioKy. rf ...... I 0 3 be on hand, another speaker will, Baseball my Dnugan, Jerry Saplenza, Ray bellev^ that Del Webb, vice Mlnriicurt i. rf ...... 1 0 3 , be obtained. preeidenb of the New. York Yan- 1 ' I • Amoiing ‘‘Chonhtl-Eyi’* St. Peteraburg, Fla. — Boeton DellaFcra and Bruno Enrico. F-asIsHin. If ...... 2 0 Again It Is requested that full Rod Sox Bold veteran catcher keaa, and Billy Evans, general membership be present Friday In- Toning-no stooping, Midge Conlon continues to do a manager of the Detroit • Tigers, Total* ...... 33 s 49 ssmuch ee several Important items Birdie Tebbetta to Cleveland and are the American League pair NnHh End rharmary <4t) Give Her A bought catcher Mike Guerra from commendable job for the Kennel n. F. T. will be discussed. no squinting club. As correspondent for the while Lou Perini, Boston Braves .. .1 0 3 The Farmington Valley Kannet- Philadelphia A’a in two cash deaU pr«(eident, and Oilea represent the Mlrha#lf>. rf .. e majors winter meeting ended. group, she manages to list and Llsk. i( ...... 0 0 0 Club'a all breed sanctioned match • Oyno-fowtr Chnssif ~ SATURDAY send in to this department many National, :r ...... 8 0 16 was held last night and the follow­ Football Gift newsy Items about club members "The owners do not ■ want a ’.uiuikl. If ...... 0 (1 0 mort tubos for moro Miami. Fla. — Andy GuBtafaon. 13 ing Manchester, Connecticut Ken­ and their doga. baseball man for commissioner," .l,>r(tn, c ...... 4 6 nel (Club's members placed: Ray­ ' a former Pitt star, agreed to now 10- the informant said, “They fear >l. c ...... , 0 0 U Certificate . .-A l. year-eontract as University of ...... 8 0 mond JutraB, who is the president FRIDAY, D EC (5 7 to 9 P.AV Jimmy Pontlllo, manager of the that a man inside the baseball BraKitrd re ... Miami football coach. HIdmclI. rf ...... 2 0 . of the Kennel Club, took a first • Ono-Knob Pkturt Control Bowling Green alleys, reports that family might be more friendly to Yoit. IR ...... I M 1 ribbon vAth hU Boxer female pup­ South Bend, Ind.—Frank l. smooth Fox Terrlor owned by. Permanent only so they may do tbclr Christmas shopping leisurely. ports that a practice will he held ■teadfnsiedly sticks to liis vow to B r. Stanley McCrty took first in; Special gift wrapping on all purchaeea. A amall deposit dropping college, football because Friday night from 7 to 8 o’clock keep hie job "until the final sec- Morriton. rf .*...... 13 I open. Mrs. Anne Franke, Spencen: will hold any purchase until Chrlstmss. of “unceptalnty of manpower sit­ at the East Side Rec. ond of my tenure.” If ...... 3- 1 atreet, took first In open with her: Wave uation next year.” It was learned C^handlir was of­ (!rawford. e ...... 3 0 German Shepherd “ Anne-Ueea" 3 7 & a Bactng ’Two games are acbedulad In the fered a cash payment of $100,000 MulHn!. Vf ...... 8 0 Bliortell. rf ...... t 0 and first in open with her "Bulch'' UNTIL Inglswood, -Calif.—Gold Capitol, Y Intermediate League tonight. at 'Tuesday’s joint session if he minlatura Daachund.. “Orle von DOOR PRIZES $60 Long Shot, won $29,000 Starlit would resign. That repreoenta L u k !!. i f ...... 6 t Down PajssMt |0I The Rovers snd Hl-TT play at 6, Topllff. If ...y .e 'e ...... I « Beckgold,” German Sberhard, Stakea at Hollywooo Park by seven and the SesBees snd Blue Devils $19,000 more than the amount he owned by Phylla Glenn Ttrrla, $2 NYLON SLIP letagtha over Frendswood. St 7. would make at his $69,000 ca year T^t*.l! 27 3 57 VMMt 1* MT TOW SUOMT Coburn road, placed first In the A gift of beauty that ahe’a Miami, Fla.^8punky. $7.70 sec­ salary If he stayed on the i-emaiiv- %R month old puppy claos. «Oo» *y klfM' is Meads UsMi BOX OF 8 PAIRS OF NYLON HOSE ond choice, won featured race at 'Reserved seat tickets for Sun­ ing 18-ty months. His contract ex­ B. r. sore to appreciate. Our Per- C‘u«t'if!f>ii. rf ...... 6 1 At the Fanhlngtoa match, Miaq Tropical Park by SM lengths over day afternoon's game between the pires May 1. T092. Frsneea Pteree gave nn exhtbt|hM( Chandler refused. He insisted be Ktiblih, If ...... ^ 1 Bianent Wa'Fes are priced Ogta. WaUlngford VeU and Naatlffa at BUrf!!!. C. ...e.e.e.eee-aeee 8 1 of obedience training. Mias Pleresi. The unchallenged TV value on rubbed mahogany. Sharp, glare- New Orleans — Good Question, the armory will be On eale PVidsy had done a areditahle job for Marconi, rf ...... see 8 I SPECIAL I MEN'S NIGHT ONLY! baseball and Ua owners and de­ la the inetnictor of tha Mancbee-' from 18-60 to | 2 0 . ihe market today. Beautifully free 16' pictuK. Here’s the TV Merchants Division $10.20, nosed out Dydamte to win I at the sports department of The JuhllBoli. la ...... s J tre Obedlencs Club, which 4mU0: rfyled cabinet in genuine haoa- aet you have waited for. Grand Isle Purse at Fair Grounds. Herald from 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. serted a ne^leym . The bwners. training classes at the Mancheqteiq' LOUNGING PAJAMA OUTFIT TickeU win be svallable Saturday who MondS^-nfSht voted not to re­ Tx-t«l« ...... 25 54 I Manchester Chamber of Commerce new his contract, disagreed. fR i.rr a1 half l.nie, Sl-M. Knd of re»u- Y on Tueoday cvaalng. >■ Hockey At .% Glance morning at TJic Herald and also at lallnii aanir 53-62, All Kennel Club mamken Rayon Quilted Top with satin trousers. As- $ 1 2 - 9 8 National League the Naealnff store on Main street dog fandare please get In t e l e v i s i o n aorted colors. Stses.12 to 16. Regularly $14.9#. New York 3. Montreal 2. IRro ftakkeHiall At A Glance with Mrs..AIbert Oonka, DECORMIER lAtt Night's Results Brought la Ba«Ma $6 j||arrietCs Beauty Salon Detroit 4, Toronto 3. Tickets (or Friday night's game ter street* Mephone ig ' ______• National .4se4ictatlan ■''i- 24 MAPT.E ST. — TEI-EPHONE 8864 American Leagua in Hartford between Nassiffs and jjew Orleam - - The first New gard to allnewa . \ lit CENTER STREET Canlciiinatl'6, Provklence 4. the Hurricanes may be obtained Washington 110, Boirion 70. S I Baltimore 83, Tri-CMles 95. Year's Day footbaU game was Hiowa or anything Pittsburgh 4. Ht. Louia 0. tonicht at Jack Oockett's office uplayed in New Orleans In 1807. doge. liliHaF* Harshty 6, Buffalo 3. on Main street. Rochester 02 Minneenolla 72. .1

/ PAGfB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1960 V. . MANCHESTER E 0 HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, I960 ^ .ly u • • I'm lookihg for a spaghetti Who says womsn aren’t expen- Kit Carson’s old horns Is owned TOONERVILLE FOI^KS BY PONTAINR .P0X 7 I factory,” a stranger In a shiny slveT A Hollywood . band leader Did You Know Tlmt— by the Masonic order end operated' ■srr Sense A n d has been ordered to continue ali­ as a public museum at Taos, New AatiHMbilM for 8al« 4 Aatonobllw IW Sato 4 HoM— Id Go*da 61 ri**** LoesUoas new Cadillac told two old charac- Pa s s i n g o f t m e ^ A g e o f I n n o c e n c e B#If Waaud— Mato M He for tera lounging on the steps In mony paymenta o f $3,000 month­ Mexico. V O ffa r a i P*r R**t 64 N onsense Ths first Lenoir car, built In SEE THE NEW DODGE ISA D ISH W ASH ER Whatad. MR. AtinURT BAB ^ront o f the viUaga post office. ly unUl hla estrangad wife's suit 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4uDR. MANCHESTER, West Bid^I dW 6- for separate malntenanca cornea 1863, had a I 1-2 horaepower mo­ The German port of Bremen was Qastified JOB RATED TRUCK MANCHBUTBR UplMlatailllg GO. work. Good p*y. Apply 6 ROOKS OF 8L10HTLT OFFICE IN Orford building. Real room colonial, 8 years old, “ Never did hear tall of any spa­ tor. SEDAN— Model 76, hydra- d, l l K Young Husband—It oeama to ghetti factory about these here to trial In Loa Angelea. Hla wlfh‘ founded in the eighth century. „iU-upBolaUilag. tfraparlao, slip Vaughan, Arthur Dnig. USED FURNITURE esUta, professional, ate. Apply kitchen and batn, storm heat oil, matic, radio and heater, WITH FLUID DRIVE AND APPLIANCES me, my dear, that these pancakes parts. I wouldn’t have the faint­ probably Isn’t In a very big hurry, covara. 4g Purmll Placa. Coil 2- Marlow's. ztorm windows ana screens, fibre The first French Lenoir automo­ ,------I Advertisemeiitt black. PART TIMB Halp wantad wKh Which Is pracUcially new, and has are rather heavy. est idea aa to whur II might be." either, if she Is a- good business 9531. Opao avanlnga. glass insulation, one-car garage, His Bride—Tlien I’m afraid bile traveled six miles in 90 min­ The ribbon or oar fish is soms- See Lloyd Havsnor, ha will ba soma mechanical work Involved. Just been RETURNEID to us from STORE g'OR Rent St 216 Spruce After the stranger had driven off. bead. 1948 STUDEBAKER CHAM- glad to quote yoii prlcea and trade ameslte drive, lot 60 x 175. Con - you're a poor judge, for the cook­ utes, remarkable in 1863. times taken for a sea monster. C AN IN G CHAIRS, rafbilshlng and Apply In person. Singer Sewing a Model Home. This merchandise street Inquire Diana’s Soda Shop ths other native said, "Do you PION 2-DR. SEDAN— Ra­ allowances. You can trade your repairing. Edward Fish, 104 venlent neighborhood. Immedlati book says they are light and suppose that feller could have A small retailer in a Chicago L m i K m m I 1 Center, 982 Main, Town. wss used for demonstratkm pur­ Phota 8898. 321 dio, heater, overdrive. car for a new truck, also new or Chestnut atreat. Phone S689. poses only. occupancy. For further informa feathery. meant the macarofil factory?" suburb had been trying for months The first U. 8. Intemal-combus- < LOST—L »d y’» Elgin watch axpan- 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAM­ used car. MIDDLE-AGED man for general BAST FRIENDLY tlon call All e dam pet Agency "WeU, I ’U be hanged. I bet to collect an overdue hill. But all tlon automobile patent was grant- | maintenance and factory work. 2-4543, Mr. Mitten 6930, Mrs In Chicago in the winter Ume •d In 1695 to George B. Selden. | 3 - ■ A sion bracelet Tel. 6158 between PION 4-DR. SEDAN— Ra­ TERMS ARRANGBiy STORE FOR RENT, 470 Main you’re righ t L et'* catch him." his pleas and threats were com­ 8; JO and 4, Reward.______Just cal) or atop In. Get oUr deal Florist*—Nonariaa 16 Apply, Tober Baseball Manufac­ And I'll hold It in the warehouse street. Frances Wagner 3-0028. the girls sit around and hug the So they both hollered at the top pletely disregarded. As a last re­ dio, heater, hillholder, over­ first. We can save you money on turing Co., Hilliard and Adams untU you want it at no extra coat stove and let the men smoke. But of their lungs and the stranget* sort, be sent a tear-jerklng letter, XMAS TREES tor aala, 50c and U. a. Agriculture Department | J ."' 5 l o s t — Sunday, black onyx your cost per mite. stresta. NEW Decorated office space at FIV E LARG E rooms, corner bousA in Atlanta in the winter time the glaqced back and pulled his car to accompanied by a snapshot of his drive. up. Threaher's Pony. Ring, Buck FOR INFORMATION scientists believe Improper stor-1 pendant. Gold aetting. gold chain. business secUun. Suitable for men sit around and hug the girls a halt And walled. Approaching little daughter. Under the picture age temperature is the chltf ” 1942 STUDEBAKER CHAM­ land Center. AND DETAILS Depot Square. Call 5560 after S Husband's wedding gift. Reward. We are ready to help'you with p. m. beauty parlor or offices. Apply and let the stOY’e smoke. the car one of the viUagera asked, he wrote: "The reason I must cause o f eggs’ failing to hatch. your transportation pi-oblcms at Phone Waterbury 4-314A Phone 4734. PION 4-DR.— 4 new tires. SslesncB Wsnttd S6A Backer. 36 Oak street. “ Could it have been the macaroni have my money,” any time. ^ CHRISTM AS Trees, 75c to |1; Mr. Albert s', 1941 FORD 2-DR. S E D A N - cemetery baskets, $1; mistletoe WANTED—Farmer, factory work­ He— ^Now that we are married, factory you were lookin’ fo r?” A prompt reply enclosed a pho­ Growing of pyrethrum is re- W H ITE Combinstioti gas. range, " I guess you’re right," ac­ to of a voluptuous blonde In a 6125 down. 1948 FORD r-8. CHASSIS AND holly, red r iscus, 25c; Christmas er or salesmen, ni good health, to Wanted to Rent 68 perhaps 1 can point out a few of ...... garded aa unprofitable In tho U. Annoanermente very reasonable. Tel. 8816, 90 Lota for Sale 73 knowledged the stranger. "Where wreaths, 75c; polnsettias, 50c and conduct Rawleigh business near your dafeota. bathing suit labeled: The reason because it requires a large 1938 CHEV. 2-DR, — Radio, CAB Heater, booster brake. Holl street. la the macaroni factory T" 8.000 miles. New tires. Regis­ up; coraages, $1. McConvUia by. I f you want to make more W AN TE D —8 or 4 rooms by re­ IN COUNTRY Like atmoepbere, She— Don't bother, dear, I know I can’t pay I” amount of hand labor. heater. 6125 full price, ters for 8 ton. Priced at $1,495. sponsible couple. Both employed. large bulldUig loU with shade all about them. It’s those defects "Oh," chorused the two naUves, BIG WATKIN S ProducU extracts Greenhouses, 302 Woodbrldge money In a business o f your own, “we don’t know where that is special. Phone 6213. Gui Frank. 1947 INTERNATIONAL street. Phone 5947. write at ones for details. Raw- Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2- trees. Overlook Drive. - Wm. that kept me from getting a bet­ It Seeps Hirough Carbon dioxide gas, from w|)ich D INING T A B L E and 6 chairs, ma­ 1642 or 4679. ' either." TON PICKUP—Low mile­ Your Down Town leigh’s. Dept. CUL-26-BB, 'A l­ hogany finish. Phone 8924. Kanehl, builder. Phone 7778. ter man than you. . I’ve been searching land and sea. dry Ice is made, is produced by The answer I ’ve not found. . age, very clean. 24 months Dodge and Plymouth Dealer bany, N. Y. several deep wells in New Mexico. PtraonM* Roaring 16A BENDIX Automatic washing ma­ GARAGE— Vicinity of 91 Spruce Light travels at an amazing Mechanics Professor—Name a Without a leg to stand upon ' to pay. Resort Property for Sale 74 speed until it hits the human great time-saver. How does gossip get around? Careless smokers top the list o f , SHOPPING DAYS SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. FEATU RING Guaranteed roofa chine, 16 months old. Phone 2- street. Phon« 3-2761. OH OH, The deal la off. Everybody Help f/antcdr-Mato 9839. mind. Sophomore— Love at first sight. —Mary H. Hall. causes of forest fires In Canads. I 634 Center Street Phone 5101 and expert repairs as wall as CHALKER Peach—7 room brick has found US. That ex-tavern now CHORCHES MOTOR SALES URGENTLY Needed, 4 room rent TILL m iSTM AS Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. gutter and conductor work. Try Female S7 cottage, tile bath, all electric la Jack's Luncheonette. 209 Spruce 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 OLD RED Tin Bam. 706 North by two adults, both working street, where you can get a good your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ W A N TE D —Manchester represen house, furnished completely. Tots MIUKEY FINN Contact! L ANK LEON A HO Manchester, Conn. 19.50 CHEVROLET S-passenger de Main street buys and sells good Best of references. Phone 2-1668 price, 97,500. Cull A n lU White cup of coffee for 5c, hamburgers luxe club coupe. Fully equipped. lin 7707. tsttve for our real estate dept, used furnll.ir*' and antiques, after 4 p. m. 8274. WELL-AH>1 CANT TLLEXPUIM ^ and hot dogs 15c, cones, rot beer, 1939 CHEVROLET tiidor, J95; Douglas Dumas, 333 Main street male or fenr.a]«,^^rull or part time. Frank Deneite. Phone 2-3376. t r S C A L L fO ROOFING. Specializing In repair^ everything when grape, orange soda 5c, sundaes, 1938 Buick coupe. 195;. 1938 Hud Highly .lucrative: ^ershman Bros, HREE T M E 9 -I lAV HOW LONG I lL Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new milk shakes 20c, fresh pop-corn son sedan, $50; 1936 Ford sedan, 1940 CHEVROLET tudor. Radio, 54 Church street, Hartford. Phons ONE USED Norge- refrigerator 4 OR 5 ROOMS unfurnished. Call WOULDN'T 6lVe K HERE.'WHO ARE MEnyOU.SHERIFF! roofa. Gutter work. Chimneys Suburban lor Sale 75 5e and 10c. home-made pastry, $50. Terms. Cole Motors. 4164. heater, winterized, $300. Call 3469 Hartford i-9201. Oood running condition. $55. W at. Manchester 3994 alter 5 p. m. YOU-ANDWHATf I'LL BE THERE cleaned and repaired. 26 years ex­ beef stew, clam chowder, sand- after 6. kina Brothers, 935 Main street. ANDOVER—Immediate occupan­ YOU WANT TO SS W FIVE MIHUTES widies, etc., dally. Lunches and 1948 DODGE town sedan. Very perience. Free eatimatea. Call cy. New ranch type five-room 1936 CHEVROLET four-door FOUR BURNER electric range. In Houses for Sale ABOUT c lic k ! suppers. Booth ser\’ice. Located good condition. Reasonable. Call Howley. Manchester 5361. Situations Wanted— 72 homo. Full cellar, steam-coa P i sedan. Good condition, radio and next to lullano’s Bakery where 4723. Female 88 good running condition. Phone heat,, fireplace, pine panelling, heater. Phone 5063. 6818. Q U A LITY IS featured In this 6 you get expertly made La Pizza Heating— Plumbing 17 room Cape Cod bull' for present approximately one acre. On bus EXTRA CLEAN, LOW MILEAGE line. Price $11,000. Henry Eacot and grinders. 1950 CHEVROLET special club. CARE FOR Children In my home N IN E-PIEC E maple dinette set. owner. In addition-to its fireplace, AT LOWER PRICES PLUM BING and Heating, special­ days Inquire 25 McNall atreet. dining room full Insulation, large Agency. Tel. 3683. WRITTEN GUARANTEE Very low mileage. Like npw. Very good condition. Reasonable. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 Main izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ Phone 2-1395. lot and nice neighbors, there arc 1938 FORD Convertible, heater 1950 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN per water pipes, water mains, THREE m i l e s from Center—5- street. many other extra features. Down room home, all on one -floor, and radio. Call 6340. 1950 DODGE TTTDOR electric sewer cleaner for plugged Dog*—Bird*—Pete 41 PREM IER Dual stove, two gas; payment to veteran 92.650; to nestled on side of hill with 2 acres s P 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN sewer. Time payments arranged. four oil, chiome stove pipe, 910 THE PROSPEv^I' Hill School for A LARG E selection o f cai.aries noh-vetcran 93,850. For appoint 19.50 BUICK SEDANETTE 1938 CHEVROLET sedan, radio Vincent Martin, d05 North Main of land. Fireplace, oil heat, base­ young children. Pre-kindergarten, Guaranteed singers, 910 and up 68 Starkweather street. Phone 2- ment call Douglas Blanchard, 1950 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE and heater, $1,50. Call 2-9038. street. Tel. 4848. 1679. ment garage, outdoor terrace-and kindergarten, first grade. Monday 1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR Inquire 32 Bank street. Real Elatate Service. 5447. fireplace. Shown by appointment. through Friday. Transportation 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN WE BUT and sell g o ^ used Elva Tyler, agent. Axanebester ‘2- t 2 - M -S0 tarttaeM M l lra4l8eM. lie.] furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ CANARIES — Females $2 U{x DUPLEX 5-5 rooms, oil heat, large 1947 PONTIAC TinXJR Motorcycle*— Bicycles 11 Heating— Plumbing 17 ture, combination rangea gas lot, close to Center. Immediate 4469. tor. Phone 4267. 1946 FORD TUDCHt Guaranteed singers, $10 up. Cages BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Gangway! BY EDGAR MARTIN ranges and heaters Jonei Furni­ occupancy. Also flat, 5-5 rooms. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN O IL BURNER service and rapalra. and breeder's supplies. I f It la bOLTON —I'.oute 44. Unusual 12- ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1041 2-car garage, very good location. N ii xWAMt V4M VS.fCtt T' i Ytt’ YWCKKkMto V$ CA*$ O tlC l TVK4 TtOLVdb'.'tWWflDk TO HAVE Also Oood Selection 1937 to 1942 915. Tel. 6446. "aces. EArl Van Camp. TaL 5244. 68 Spruce. Phone 2-9520. COLDSPOT Refrigerator 1941. 6 rooms, bath and sunpurch on Lsu I WANT TO »IT OeWN, WBetttfY 1107. floor, flrcpiace; 3 cottages wilh 'TO OF VMtVt'tw’ ttM lO T SANTA CLAUS COME TO cu. ft. In good condition. Phone KID.' VER XxOb ttW OL* COLE MOTORS—4164 BOY’.S COLUMBIA bicycle 26” SCALDED While showering If DOGS Washed and groomed. See 4056. Income $51 n unthly Large front­ IN * R B A T Vk v o v n . YOUR HOME Excellent condition, 925. Call 7559 children turn on cold water? Pre­ us for pet euppUea, and fresh OFF PORTER STREET age. Cornei plot, approximately '\WR> WCR m CHRISTMAS EVE FORD 1946 club coupe. Jet black, after 5 p. m. vent burning with repIpIng, by frozen horeemeat, 16c lb. Call GET YOUR all metal Air-Way 1 acre $14,,i00, terms. Suburban WKL OlSt M40 \ W94W. new tires. In excellent condition, Tom Dawkins, master plumber. Kennel Supply Shop. 3-4278. Sanitizor today. Absolultely no Two large building C A LL 6600 TWO TRICYCLES, In excellent Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins 9795. Oall .5V93 before 6 p. m. or Phone 3-9669. container or bag to empty. E-Z each 120’ front, having a atreet. Tel. -’215. condition, for age 5 and 9. Phone PUPPIES. Red Cockers, 935; Bos­ MRS. B A U A R D ’S pra-klndergar- 4508 after 6. terms. Your local dealer. Mr. depth of 268’ to 402’. Level lONVLS 6761 evenings af er 7. ton Terriers, cross breeds. OoUle EFFIC IE N T Plumbing and beat­ Aronson. Phone 4910 after 6 p. m. ten achool has an opening for one DON’T GRAB tha first used car and Boxer pups. Zimmerman and clean. Ver.v desirable lot child for the winter term, ago 8% ing. Plugged drains machine for demonstration at anytime. Wanit’d— Keal kNlale 77 you see! Sure new ear production BOY’S Columbia bicycle, 26". Like Kennels, Lake street. Phone 6287. for ranch type home. Near to 5. Call 2-1696. 79 L*kewood cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 This ad worth 913.50 In extra has been slashed, prices on same new. $35. Inquire 49 Ridgewood Oaklaod street. Phone 6497. Porter Street School. SELLING ? Now is the tkhe. Let GIreJs. ralaed and now the talk la of leas street. CAN AR IE S For Sale. Yorkshire equipment for old cleaner. us appraise your home today. No and Norwich, 93 up. Inquire 63 I chrome and only 4 Urea, but that PLUMBING And Heating, apeelak. W IDE SELECrriO-'J of doll car- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA cost or obligation involved. We Pleasant street. Tel, 7688. ABtouoMtoa Far Sato doesn't mean you can’t buy a Wanted Anto*— Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ riagea and strollers. Small elec Realtor buy and sell Alice Clampet Agen­ good used car. Don't rush, shop per water piping, new construc­ cy, 843 Mail, street. Phone 2-4543. COLUES. A.K.C. pedigreed. Pre­ tricaJ appliances including com 875 Main St.— Est. 1921 OEFENDABLB USED CARS at leisure at, Douglas Motor Motorcrcles 12 tion, estimates given, time pay­ holiday Special. Sables, Blues, bination steam lrone.^portable and , ______AT Sales, 338 Main street ments arraaged. Edward Johnaon. VVANTEU-jHe.sidenllai properties; BY V. T. HAMLIN WANTED Tris. Beautiful temperament, 925 table model radios. Excellent for Phone 5440 or 5938 WMSeC t-/ W6LL, •AN' THAT 4LTY *AVE A LLE Y OOP What Waa That? LOWER PRICSa Phone 6979 or 6044. 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting. ~ FiVB B U C K* ffea up. Sunset View Kennels, S09 Xmas giving. Chambers Fuml Home Listings Wanted Competent, confidential service. l « THAT ^OOC. TH' 2M9 FORD CUSTOM 4-DR. TRIPLE CHECKED ture, at the Green. Open 9 to 5 - *-*T O O L ,? 7 JOINT'* CLEAN USED CARS Keeney street. Telephone 8876. Suburban Really Co., realtors, 49 'WJHLBNTY I IMS MEKCDRT BPOBT SEDAN 7:30 to 9. COMFORTABLE 6-room Cape t IMS FORD CONV. COUPE USED CARS Rltivlng— TracfclBt— Perkins street. Tel. Mane. 8210. OCOWOfiO TOP PRICES Cod on quiet street. Basement ga­ NI«HT... ' 3M7 FORD SEDAN Mtorag* SO V Just Traded In Qn New Dodge Poaltry and SnppUc* 43 A P A R T M E N T Size electric range, rage, oil steam heat, fireplace. Lot BUY, SELL, oi exchange through ; IMT PLYMOUTH SEDAN and Plymouth Cars COLE MOTORS MANimESTER ,‘ackage Delivery. like new, kitchen act, chests and is 80 x 180. Built In 1938. Imme­ this office. Howard R Hastings, I 1M7 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE ORDERS TAKEN for Christmas miscellaneous used furniture. The 1949 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE 4164 Local light trucking and package diate occupancy. T. J. Crockett, Real Estate Specialist Pho'he 2- i 1946 OLDBMOBILB SEDAN turkeys. Vary cleanly picked and Woodshed, 11 Main street. North —^Black. Fully equipped— delivery. Refrigeratora waahera 887 Main street. Phone 5146. 1107. IS a CHEVROLET SEDAN wrapped. Extra large turkeya a End. k 11941 PO N TIAC SEDAN 91,500 and etova moving a specialty. _ ev Bnalneaa (tomcaa Offered M Phone 3-0<52. reduced prices. Please call 7733 HOUSE, Duplex b and 6. Immedi­ Q U ALIFIE D Buyers.' anxiously 1 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN 1947 MERCURY SEDAN — Ever­ after 6 p. m. ELECTROM ASTER electric range, 196T PACRARD SEDAN ate occupancy side. Inquire waiting for good homes in good glade green. Radio, heater, FLOOR PROBLEtxB solved with C A LL Phil, for moving, light four surface units. Good condi­ 121 Spruce street. condition. If you want prompt ac­ • IJ ' l T spotlight, fog Hghta, hack up linoleum, asphalt tile counter. OAPONETTE chickens. Fresh /*w ' BALCH-PONTTAC, Inc. trucking. Specialize in moving. tion, 975. Phone 534$. tion and personal attention on lights, slip covers, wonderful killed and irozen turkeys ^ s d y , US Center St. Phone 3-4545 Expert wor..„ianahlp, free esti­ Good service. Good work. 2-9248. O'VER NORTH. 2-famlly house, 5 your property call, Douglas condition. Priced at 91,099. and time fov Christmas. Sehsub’s ---- 4 ' ------Open Evenlaga *T1I 10 mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ 54 Birch street. rooms each side, garden plot. $7,- Blanchatxl, Real Estate Service. 1949 DODGE TUDOR—Blue. Ex­ Turkey Farm, 188 HUlatown Sanest atraet Phone 5705. niture, Oak atreet. Phone 3-1041. Mnsiral instrament* 53 500. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2- 6447. ceptionally good car—91,545. THE AU STIN A. Cbambera Co., Road. Phone 467' 1642 or 4679. “ Goth! Cottiitb’t tirtd again!" DE LONGS Refrigerator service. CHRISTM AS Sale. Baby grands, 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN local and long distance moving, tJki 1927 PO NTIAC Sedan. Good condi­ —Dark blue, radio and.heat­ Repairs on all makea commer- packing, crating and storage. FOWL, 32c lb. live weight. Arnold famous makea, including Baldwin, BRICK HOME, 4 fooms, oil burner, R E A L ESTATE listings wanted. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH BY DICK TURNER c l^ and domestic. Emergency 24. Nelson, 737 Lydall street. Phone Cblckerlng, Hardman. Rebuilt C 4 ^ I V A L tion. Reasonable. Call 2-3094. er. Tires like new, low mile­ Service to all parts ot the U. S. automatic h-t .water heater, good Customers waiting. Phone 2-0483. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Surpriao! BY M ERRILL C. BLOSSBN age. Price 91,045. hour service Phone 3-1797. A and Canada. OaU 5187. Hart­ 8906. and reconditioned. From 9595, condition, trees, w hite picket fence guaranteed. A|au good selection TO BUY OR Sell ring either bell! DeCORMIER MOTOR ford 6-1428. new Broad street school, stores RM tttY ALREADY, ir w a sn T ADOS OOP ID $ 4 > 3 rr VM-WMY.THIS IS \ W l > ^ ^ m 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN — 2- ALL APPL1ANCE38 serviced and o f used spinets. Terms. Goss Piano 2-1642 or 4679. Madeline Smith, tone grey and blue, radio and and bus; Immediate occupancy WASTED.mR. BASKETS ANONYMOUS FOR fCtoSBB SALES, Inc- repaired, burners, refrigerators, Article* f«r Sato 45 Company, 317 Asylum street. Realtor. TEAN 1 heater, new air-ride tires, ex­ Manchester 3683, Agent. o*. nab — OF* IT SAYS: “ It wouldn’t be a bad ranges, washers, etc. All work Pnintinc— Pnoerint 21 Hartford 5-6696. Open Mondays. cellent condition, very low guaranteed Metro Service Co. R O Y A L A N D Smith-Oorona port' FRAM E Home, 4 rooms, newly idea to improve your personal mileage. . Free parking lot next door weet. Tel. Manchester 2-U883. INTERIO R and exterior painting, able and «tandaro typewriters decorated, oil burner, automatic transportation right a^ u t paperhanging, ceiiu-gs reflnlshed. All makea of adding machines TRUMPETS, Trombones, $25 to M ILK-FEO 1947 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE hot water, very large lot with FRESH FROkKN now, worth your while I ’ll * — Maroon, radio and heater, ANTIQUES Refintabed Repairing Fully Insured. Ebciert work. Wall- sold or rented. Repairs on all 9174.60. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut trees; Verplanck school, stores 1 J bet.” slip covers, new white wall done on any rumlture. Tlemann. psper books. Edward R. Price. makes. Marlow’s. street. and buses; Immediate occupancy; POULTRY tires. Fine fslnlly car. 189 South Main street Phone Phone 2-10u3. price $7,600 Manchester 3683, 5643. BOLTON — Building stone and TODAY’S SPECIALS— Agent. ROA-STERS...... lb. 56c FOR IMMEDIATE AS IS SPECIALS flagstone. Also rock drilling WanteM—To Boy 58 1937 DODGE—9195 DOORS OPENED, keya fitted, R«p*innt 2.1 and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ De l i v e r y NEW BRICK home now, ready for CAPONS and 1937 PLYM OUTH—9100 copied, vacuum cleanera. Irons, ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patno4e W AN TE D —Good used furniture occupancy. Hot v ater oil heat, guna, etc. repaired, skates, MATTREISS. Tour old mattresses CAPONETTES ....lb. 64c ONfc— 1951 NEW WTLLYS 1037 FORD—9100 Any quantity. We offer you high­ fireplace, ceramic tile bath, 39 ft. shears, knives, mowers, etc. put sterilized and remade like new. GIAt-’B Ice skates, size 1, boy’s • CYL. STA-nON WAGON est prices. Woodshed. Phone 3- shed dormer, garage. Lot 75 x Delivered in 3tsnchest«r Call Jonea Furniture and Floor Ics skates, size 2. also boy’s racer The largest selling sUUon wag­ Don't Miss. Call On Your In condition for . coming needs. 3154. 130. Five '.'oomk finished. One Friday Evenings Bralthwalts, 52 Pearl street. Covertngi 36 Oak. TeL 3-1041. skates, 15", alse lOH, Serve 1 re­ on In the world. Downtown Dodge and room and second bath ready for Call After 3 P. M. frigerator 6 cubic foot. Call 8835. W AN TE D — Boy'- work bench V ONE—1951 NEW WILLYS PljTnouth Dealer Good condition. Phone 5434 or lathing. Henry Escott Agency. BY AL VERMEER ELECTRIC TR A IN S and acces H. A. FRINK PRISCILLA’S POP thinking Of Othera JEEP AND SNOW PLOW Help WnnteU— Feraal* 85 2 STORM SASH 2’ x 5’3” ; 1 storm 7839. 266 High atreet Vv., Tel. 3683. Sole Full top, oversise tires, heater, SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. Soriea repali-ed. Phone 6368. ... sash 3’ X S’2". Several house win­ A gen t Sullivan Avenue—Wapping - BOVI I'M SURE I HOPE YOU'RE NOT REMEMBER, 'YOU draw bar. An unbeatable unit 634 Center St, Phone 5101 W AN TE D — Electric train. Must JUST THINKING BE CONCERNF RANGE Burners, pot burners and G IRL FOR clerical work. Apply in dows. One 2 H.P. electric motor EXCITED ABOUT, 1 CAN , pound for pound. , be reasonable. Ffrana Coventry 7- CHRISTMAS Ij OP VOURSELF, WITH a/WA/<3 T H A N j 1946 CHEVROLET, completely heaters cleanea, serviced and re­ person. 381 Main street. In A-1 condition. 1 act of rope Oak. HlA R O LY RECEIVING! 6278. FOR SALE— House at 298 \WA1T ONE—1951 NEW WILLYS overhauled. Must sell, ow-ner go paired. Also new range burners and pulleys with 100’ rope. Phone W ANTED — Lady as cook-house, Phone owner 6980. 1 TON 4W.D. PICKUP Ing overseas. Phone Hartford 8 installed Joseph Senna. Phone 4649. 1330. 2-0147. keeper for family of five. Live TRUCK out. Call 2-2687 between 5 and 7. W A N TE D —O iild’s desk and chair, A hrute for work In all weather 1936 FORD dport coupe. Radio, WINDOW SHADE? made to order USED CRIB, Innerspring mattress in good condition. Phone 2-3656. under any road conditions. THE H O LID AYS wUl soon be heater, one-car owner, Reason­ and Installed, Venetian blinds and high chair. CaU 3-9587. over but ths bills and expenses FUR COAT, size 12-14 dark USED CAR SPECIALS able. Phone 2-9975. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. WANTED will still be with us. By working ALSCO SPE C IA L XmaS offer for brown Marten. Excellent condl- 1948 CHEVROLET 2DR, Estimates gladly given. Fagan 1948 FORD Club coupe, super de­ a few hours a day in your neigh­ this month, to new home owners, toin. Bargain. Call 2-1919. Listings, both rural and Window Shad-. Co., Route 44 at h o m e c o m f o r t FLEETLINE AERO SEDAN luxe, Good condition, radio and borhood as the Avon representa­ the best buy In storm sash. All urban by which we can bet­ Fully equipped and In perfect Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. heater. Willing to sacrifice. Call tive you can relieve this situation. extended aluminum. Fully guar­ ter serve our long Ust of order. Happy will be the ow’ner of at 352 Woodland street. Call Middletown 6-6377 for more anteed. Call 6161. R o o b u Without Board 59 this little car. LINOLEUM — Asphalt Ula, wall property buyers. MORIARTY Bros covering. Dona by reliable, well- information, or write Mrs. Buck, CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room 1947 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. 1937 DODGE pan truck Good man, 29 Highland Terrace, Mid­ 3 1 5 CENTER ST mechanical condition. Full price trained men. Ail |ubs guaranteed. P A IR 6’ SKIS, clamps and poles. with heat. Next to bath. Gentle­ SEDAN DELUXE Hall Linoleum Co.. 33 Oak street. dletown, Co.nn. JARVIS. $100. Call 8218. Phone 2-2626 after 6 p. m. man only. 7865. TEL 5135 ,rWn-f5 Radio, heater, defroster, fog Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166. T.Ks^w»asr.sw. VIC FLIN T Nice Price lights. A clean popular little car. WOULD YOU be Interested In P L E A S A N T Furnished room with REALTY CO. 12-Ilf gtML 1W» ST S*> swvm. S*. T. A MS a. a KT. 1940 INTERNATTONAL vTtOT earning 10 or 15 dollars s week In PRESSURE COOKER, All Amerl- SILENT GLOW pick-up. Good condition. $325. 81 PET'EK W PAN TALU K , electrical can, 15>/k qts., cooking or can­ kitchen privileges. One block from "Th*r**a a bonua in K if you boat WhMOokl, nMnI I want WMAPCUNA K N O w f A UT. 1942 PONTIAC 4-DR. contractor, malntenatice and wlr. your spare time? If ao. write 654 CENTER ST. Oakland street. Phone 2-4093. ning. perfect condition, only Main atreet. Phone 2-4428. •| toiow MBOtly how you tool->—I'll 1)6 glad whan Chrl«t- COWSOV TOY/ 6 C A F*, ' ST'^DAN 6 CYL. DELUXE ing for light and power. 40 Foster Manchester Herald, Box P, Man­ PHONE 4112 OIL BURNERS you to wki thi* ona for th* good old U. 8. Trooaury and slightly useo. full direcUons. Very ma» la ovtr tool" r. OF 'EM/ Radio, heater, defroster. A real atreet Phone 3808. chester, Conn., stating name, ad­ Bi* Poiortmint *f Intomal R*v*niMr nifty. 1941 CHEVROLHn' 2 door, new reasonable. 2-1451. motor, less than 4,000 miles. Com­ dress and phone number. Apartments, Flat*, Attention Home owners. Emergen OUT OUR WAT BY J. R. W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING HOUHB with MAJOR HOOPLE 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE pletely new front end. New radia­ CHICKEN Coop 14 X 40. Mont­ Tenements 63 Radio, heater, defroster. A priced tor, battery, etc. Douglas Moto cy roof repairs. Free estimates MA. CDMEHERE COMB IN,MAJOR 11 ,MED E. Theriault..8555. W ANTED — Part time cashier. Ap- gomery Ward electric pump, good £&AO.Tyit6GS/(Sl>JD T p 4 right heavy rugged car. Sales, 333 Main street. working condition. Tel. Coventry MODERN, Attractively decorated O m O C IP YtXJ FIND YbU STILL A M A K * / ^ , A CHUNttOP PLUM ^ 0iDtXNd ply Manager, State Tlieater. 4H room apartment, heat, hot WAMT TO SEE 1937 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN CELLARS Cleaned, ashes an( 7-6729. TM AS NERVOUS AS A FOR DINNSR, AND PEEL LIKE 1 1940 PLYMOUTH tudor. One own­ water, garage. Rsisionslble adult FOR LEASE THE DEPTH OF Radio, heater, defroster. Not- IS CHRISTMAS spending running TABBY WWCMN9 A PASS- eWALLOWED A GRANOFATMEm er. Only 53.000 miles. Immaculate rubbish remwed. Call Milton Ted DUNKING)/ bad, not bad ataU, atall. high? Meet these expenses with couple only. W rite Box C, Herald. LARGE MODERN SERVICE STATION iNO TERRiERF—'THE ' j condition, excellent tires. You ford, 170 Hilliard street. Phone 2 -m E D E E P S E 1200. your Avon commission. Terri­ CROCHETED AFGHAN, 48 x 66 ’’TENStON OF 1V4iS SUSPENSE "\^ lN W N a/—• S^N ME A SEE THESE TODAY A t must sec to appreciate. Douglas TH REE ROOM furnished apart­ •AND THE tories available In Manchester, 935. Call 3-3093. AND GARAGE. GOOD LOCATION DROUGHT/ lE t r e m e n d o u s . VUAlTlN* P9R rVARN<«> HOW ABOUT TVU9 Motor Sales, 333 Main street. ment Rockville,'1st floor, centraL Vernon and Wapping. W rite Mrs.' Handling Major Brapd Gasoline. Tirea and Batteries w o » FRoMlfiSr t)R «rreo X t i m e y o u h y p n o t i z e d DeCORMIER MOTOR HoasehoM ScnrlcM Private entrance. Single person SALES, Inc. HIGHEST CASH prices paid for Buck man, 29 Highland Terrace, Diamund*— Watchj or middle-aged couple preferred. Moderate Investment Required 1937 to 1950 used cars. In good Offered 18A Middletown, Conn., or call Mid' 48 Christians. References required. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8851 dietown 6-6377. clean condition. Douglas Motor CORNICES and valance boards. Box RH, Herald. Manchester Sales. 3.33 Main street LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re­ CROWl^ PETROLEUM CORP. Custom built, choice of designs. W ANTED — Counter girl to work pairs. adjust, watchaa experUy. A V A IL A B L E Now. SU rooms, to 92 WALNUT ST. HARTFORD. CONN; WASH TUBBS Phone 2-3524 from 9 a. m. to 9 Sunday, 9-4. Apply The Annex, p. m. Reaaonabla priest- Open daily, middle-aged couple. Box U. Her- Phone Hartfoed 5-2105 ' ' ^ 29 East Center. Thuraday avanlnga, 139 Sprues aid. ’ ns W EAVING of buma, moth boleif atraet Phoaa 3-4887. AVAILABLF January 1st two- Ed Sullivan’s Special! and tom clothing, hoaicry runs, Help Wanted— Mato 36 room heated apartment with bandbaga repaired, zipper re­ OardMH-l'arai— Itolrx bath. Central location. W rite Box placement, umbrellaa repaired, W AN TE D — Young man to learn 50 T, Herald. men’a ahlrt oollara revaraed and linoleum and tile work. Steady MORIARTY BROS. 1947 MERCURY woric and good wages. Apply in .replaced. Marloera UtUa Mending FIR ST Q U A L IT T Orsan Mountain SPECIALIZING IN Shop: ^ person. Hall Linoleum Co., 32 Oak potatoea. Mealy, eook aad tasu riacBB LoeathNW *7 atreet 4409R SEDAN good, $1.28 a buahel, delivered to FLUOR z'ROBLEMS aolved with fSr Kaaf 64 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES VETERANS—There is still time your door. OjU Hattaasray. 3-1890 linoleum, aaiinait Ula counter. Ex­ FIVE LARGE rooms, for rant GBNBRAL CONTRACTING Twa to choose from, Black to take advantage of your OJ or pert workmanahlp, tree estl- Comer house, hiistinM section. REMODELING AND REPAIRING Qteca. Fully equipped. educaUonal privileges and enrol matca. Open evenings. Jones a*BS*tmid H—ds 61 Su||able for business and :resl- with International Correspondence Fqmlture. Oak street Phone 2- dence combined. Apply Backer. FREE ESTIMATISS - ^ Schools before July 25, 1951. Non- 1041. 86 Oak street. . Veterens may enroll at any tlma. for Xm'aa. I ^ more pawerful, MORTGAGES ARRANGED $1195 F L A T FINISH . Holland window Make your apare Ume aecure your quiet and no bag or container to CENTItALLY located -X-foaim. Of- MOTMERS g e t GRAV I shades made to BMBsure. AU future. More than 400 couraen empty. Bae it work and you ba flee with private lavatory, avail­ ERNEST A. RITCHIE metal,veneUaa bUnda at a m For a free catalog write to H. F. the JudFa. tbrma 86 per month. able In January. For information IS LIBERTY ST. TEI. 8171. MANCRESTBR CMTIR STIiEt., MANCHfSTIR low prleo. keya made while you Manion, representative, 607 Main Trades accepttd. Harry Mahoney call Alice clampet Agency. 2- wait Marlow'S. ' atreet. Hartford. Conn. 2-1826. 4343. I - • ■•■J '■ 4-* ■ . * V * i

'.1/ ■ -1; . P . THURaDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 1 Tha Waathar llrrald Avaraga Dally Nat Praaa Run FaroeMl af V. » . Waatkar I Far Ihe Waak Eadhig Tbroucli a typocmphlcal arror, Tha OMmopbUtan club will hold Tha Hustlara group o f tha a, 1880 ’Today, Claady wtth B|M tha addraas o f Mr. and Mra. Harold a Christmas party tomorrow South Methodist church bald a and n la i Mghsat near SS| R AboutTowti afternoon at two o'clock at the Chrlatmaa party and luncheon at t . Lyman o f 104H Cbaatnut atreet 10,175 M il appaiarad In yaatarday'a Herald aa Center church hoiue. The enter tha church yesterday. A daUcloua iEurttitm lirralb Orau» n at 0*ter *»rti ww«* “Center" atreet. The correction talnment will consist of original luncheon was served by tha fol­ a f AadH ll aketebes and monologues by TOP QUALITY-LO WEST PRICES lowing -eommlttee: Mrs. Lostar » • . John Croihy. ImOar, w ffl la made aa they am kaoping "open Man/ehetUr— A City o/ Vtttago Charm houae" Sunday from two to five Chriatlne Ramaey Lyman. Hostess Hobenthal, M ra Reuben McCann, have a pM luck wppor and Chrtat- will be Mrs. W. A. Oroavea. maa party, Monday, Daeembar It, and aeven to nine, in recognition of M ra Leonard Burt, Mrs. Charles at t:M pjn., and momban art the 7Sth birthday of Mra. Joaephine Wigran and Mrs. Robert Gordon. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1960 (TWENTY P.kGES) PRICE FOUR CBNTB District Chairman John Dorm­ Guests were Rev. Fred R. Bkigar Are Always a Feature at HALE'S VOL. LXX, NO. 64 (UUaaiaad Advartiahii aa Faga U ) raquaotad to brine a 2S-eent gin . A. Snow, mother o f Mra. Lyman. er announces that tha East Side M ra Edgar and Miss Kathryn ------"R ec" la the locale for tha Sdout- Bryan. Inexpensive gifts wart ex­ ara district mestlng tomorrow changed. avenlng at 7:30. Every Boy Scout Self Serve and Health Market! United Nationfl Truce Committee Meets Truman Talks and Cub Scout unit should ba rap- The usual weekly Blbfa study Committee O K resanted, and all officers ahould hour o f tha Ehianurl Lutheran Savage. Attack Chews be present. church will be held this evening at On Radio, T V eight o’clock at tha home of Mr. Given Woman The W. B. A. Guard Club will and Mrs. George Okerfelt, 29 Bige­ FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS OXVDOL combine Its monthly meeting with low street. At 10:30 P. Me a Christmas party, Friday avenlng Defense Aide at the home of Mrs. Alice Shannon, The entire Sunday school of the SUNLIGHT Largs Into U. N. Beachhead, 17 Oval Lane. Members are re­ Second Congregational church, Will Ask U. S. to Tighten minded to bring Christmas gifts from the nursery through the jun­ 30c Vote 13 to 0 Clearing for axchange. ior departments, wlU have a Belt So Free World Chrlatmaa party at tha church to- Mra. Rosenberg of Tbs final In tha sarias of ehUd- jnorrow avanlng at 7:80. Parents i \ '( > \ i\ l^n Build Up Military ran'a movie programs at the Sec­ ara Invited to attend with their TIDE IVORY Communist Charges; Big Force Imperiled / ond Congregational church will be children. A atory hour followed by Might; See Controls heli| Satui^y morning at ten ipoWes and a visit from Santa SM W iSNOW Confirmation Seen I o 'c lo ^ at the church. Featured Claus will be In the program. As I Large Washington, Dec. 15—(AT— One Platoon Cut Off in will be Mickey Mouse cartoons In past jreara children from the Waahington, Dec. 15.—Vr>—By Pre.sl(lent Trijman calls on Ameri­ Catholics Cannot Attend Buy Staylts Now and a horse picture, ‘The Son U. N. Committee of Tolland County Home will be Premier White Meat a 18 to 0 vote the Senate Armed cans tonight (o unite In great Mass by Television Headlong Assault by Wildfire.” special guests. Hale’s Fiwsh Ground \ 30c GRAPEFRUIT Fancy Albacore Sarvloea committee decided yea- sacrifices behind the critical ef­ Chinese Who Tear at - r terday that Communist charges Laiiiielies Job Boston, Dec. 15. (AT The SECTIONS. 2 COM 50c IVORY fort to build up the free world's televising of the ('hrlstmas eve Tanks With Barehands DREFT agaiaat Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg military might. midnight mass at the Cathe­ DELUXE mem “ completely without founda­ The tem|>o of that effort was dral of the Holy Gross will not PURPLE PLUMS —Eighth Army Faces FUKES already being speetled up rapidly, Of Emliii^ W ar relieve Catholics of their obli­ No. 2 1-2 ran 88c Large ' tion." but members of Congress and oth­ Thia cleared the way for Senate gation to attend mass on that New Red Assault in BARTLETT PEARS ers were demanding definite man­ day. No. 2 1-2 ran 44c eonflrmatlon, probably next week, power and production gnats. Northwest; Jets in An­ KClW 30e of the New York woman's ap­ Will Seuk Out Ternw Ac- Arqhhishop Richard J. Ihish- TANGERINES. Large It was dicloscd officially today Ing made the annir.mcement One Whole Codked 8 lb. pointment aa assistant secretary that the government has picked a reptalile to Bed Chi­ other Mass Dogfight 6 for 32e o f defense. last night. The architisliup will CHICKEN. con 1.59 site near Paducah, Ky„ for a celebrate the mass which will SEEDLESS IVORY IVORY Senator Rusaell, (D., Ga.). act­ J.’'»00,000,000 atomic energy pro­ nese for Ordering a Tokyo* Dec. 15.—(ff)—• FINK GRAPEFRUIT 28c ing chairman of the conunittee, be carried by station WBZ-TV, MAINE SABDCVES. can lOo SOAP ject the second ex|>ansiun of the starting at 11:45 p. m. WHITE GRAPEFRUIT SOAP ■aid "exhaustive Investigations” atomic program to be announced CA^ase Fire in Korea SwarminK Red Chinese at­ NORWEGIAN SARDINES. t for Medlnm 10 and 19o ran 29r RADIOS FROM had produced no proof that Mi’s. within three weeks. tacks drove into the shrink­ 21 8 for 'Rosenberg ever attended Commu­ U. N. Oeneial Assembly President Nasrollah Enteaam (center) of Iran confers at IHushlng Mea­ New York, Dec, 15—(AT— The NATIVE GOLDEN DELMAIZ Military Needs More ing Allied beachhead in KINDS UROI 27c nist maetinga. dow, N. Y., with membera of his newly-created eommlttee to seek a basis for truce In the Knrtwn e ^ And Secretary of the Army new United Nations Oase-Flre northeast Korea today and CARROTS bu. lOe CORN 3 cons Sic 25c BUstaken Identity lllct. Entecam named Sir Benegal N. Rau (right) of In«lla. only delegate who has had any ^ lo n g e d Pace was disclosed to have told TO eonlact with the Chinow Reds, and Lester B. Pearson (left) of Canada t<> serve with him. The rem- Committee today began its Korean House, Senate roared on tonight with the GREEN BEANS WHOLE OXTONGUE These probee, Ruaaell said, in- Congress that the 141,841,000,000 CHOOSI elnded 4ne by the FBI Into mlttee was created by an Asian-Arab plan for a Korean eease-flre whieh was approved by the tle^ ral voted or sought for the military peace mission by Inviting U. 3. aim of annihilating the U. S. BROCCOLI Ig. can 1.88 FROM charges o f Ralph De Sola, admit­ Assembly by a 52 to 6 vote with the Soviet bloc countrlee costing the negative votes. (A P W Ire- establishment this year probably Delegate Ernest A. Gross to a G O P Unite Tenth Corps defenders. Many CIIICKORT BEEF STEW, Ig. ran 49r PHILCO ted former Communiat, that he photo). ______won't be enough. He said the lat­ private luncheon conference. can Cliinese were reported killed MelNTOSH OR LIVER LOAF. can S5c had seen Mrs. Roaenberg at meet est request for 816,844,000,000 has Gross hss been designated to In headlong charges o f Rad Infan­ been outmoded before Congress lA LO W IN S M P \ niuSimi Inga o f a Communist club In New represent the United States In the On Ae h e 8 o 11 try and cavalrymen under AUlad KOUNTY KIST York 15 years ago. U. S. to Charge can act on it truce negotiations. Today's meet­ tank, artillery and air counter­ PEAS 3 cant SOc 95 [Qisco] BQa. Roeenberg denied this. She Dewey Urges Mr. Truman, speaking at 10:30 ing was arranged to get tha U. H. attack and against withdrawing APPLES 3 lbs. 29e TOMATO 3 Cans 31c said another Anna Rosenberg had T otal p. m. (r. S T ) on radio and tele­ Chinese Communist Envoy, Gen. They Square Off ToJay [ „ „ „ „ „„ SM can been cited by the Houae Un- Rail Strikers vision, plans to oiitllne the home Wu Hsiu-Chuan. VEGETABLE GROUP 2 Cans 25c American AcUvfUea committee as front sacrifices he thinks are TThe three-man committee has In Drive to Oust Sec­ the blazing flatlands of the Sea o ( PLUM. DATE OR America’s greatest com­ belonging to the club. Other wlt- Mobilization on U . S. necessary to meet the grave crisis not yet arranged a meeting with Japan coast in the Hamhung- pact radio valusl Amos- neones on whom De Sola relied to of military defeats in Korea and Wu, Informed quarters said. retary of State; Ives I Hungnam port area. H G PUDDINGS 49e M E A T G R O U P 2 Cans 33c With Contempt the threat of new Oommiinlst ing performanca. Smart back him up contradicted him In­ The first move came amid re­ The first major attack waa aggression elsewhere. Hard Sauce Brown olastie cabinet. stead. ports that tha ceaae-flra group Resolution Is Deliated made by soma 2,500 shouting Then Benjamin Freedman, Wants 100 • Division A declaration of national emer­ Keller'e Imported might send a representative to mounted and foot aoldlera who tlrod New York buatnesaman who Farm Bureau Spreading Strike Halts gency—to speed up military con­ PLl'M Pl'DDING l.Tt A Full Line O f Premier 3 Oz. Army, All-Out Arms Peiping, if necessary. No decision leaped aboard American tanka EASY TERMS HEALTH MARKET aaid ha referred the Senators to tract letting and put the country Bulletin! Waablngton, Dec. 15—(AT— and tore at them with small weap­ SHORT BREAD. can 1.8t Beef is higher and Lamb also—But Hale’a ia having De Sola, was reported to have of­ War Materials, Freight nearer to a war basis — seemed haa been taken on this question Dietetic Pack Fruit and Vegetables Production; Enlist­ Houao Krpubllrana today ons and their bare hands. a Beef and Lamb sale just the same: fend 810,000 to help clear her by Turns on Heat certain either as a prelude of af yet, however, It was said. C A B FRUIT CAKE And Mails as Yard- Outspoken Russian opposition adopted a resolution caUIng Bos Bigger Attacka HALVES OR SUCED advnrtlalng'for the "other woman'' ment of All Above 17 termath of the Prestdenfs speech Sealed can S.M OOYERNBIENT BRANDED WESTERN BEEF See 4 Mllllnn Army promised little auccesa for their tor the onnter of Secretary of Bigger attaclu were axpoetad to Identihr herself. men Ignore Courts Stole Dean Arheoon. 'TOe ao- tonight out of the force o f lOOJIOO S A W. C A B and other "O ihni^tely DIagnsted” In Curb Drive New York, Dec. 15—(AT—Gov, •nils cotild be aceompanled or affnrta, but the committee went fine quality mince meata. Fpr 29c SIRLOIN, SHORT, followed by selective price and ahead nevertheless. tloa waa taken at a closed Chinese ringed around Uis United PEACHES Ruaaell said Freedman had In­ I Thomas E. Dewey last night de- Chicago. Dec. 15—OF) The meeting of all House party Nations forces backed up agalBot. formed the committee by tele­ wage controls. Most speculation The trio — General Assembly BENSON’S ] manded an immediate mobilization government today moved to pun­ President Nasrollah Entezam of members. GOP lenders said the Sea of Japan, was that their application would PORTERHOUSE phone yasterday that he was Urges Truman Against the resolution was approved The beachhead was the last ref­ PINEHURST QUALITY MEATS RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES "completely disgusted" with the ' of American military and produc­ ish striking railroad yard work­ PEAS or (OoattaiMd e « Page Slztoea) "overwbelmtogly." uge in the northeast for iuound Tender Steaka, Rib Roaata and Pot Roasta from Government ease and had tom up his files and Adoption of Price tive might to stem the spread of ers. (Oontinoed Page SUtoea) 713 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 3535 Communist aggression. 60,000 Allied troops who WW9 Inapoeled Western Beef . . . small and medlnm alaed Lamb Legs For "flushed them down the toilet.’ Attorney General McGrath an­ WaoMngton, Dec. 15—(AT—Ba- forced to retreat by tha Chlnaoa CUT BEANS 2 27c STEAKS Tbs New York World-Telegram Controls; Members In a> speech before the New .. . Lamb Shoulders. You ran depend on the quality of Plnehurst nounced the government will publtcans of both Housea squared entry Into the war lata In NovWB- fresh meats. and Bun quoted Freedman as ap­ York County (ManhatUn) Law­ bring contempt proceedings Bombard Legislators yers Association, the Governor off today on proposals to condemn ' pealing to tha other Anna Rosen­ against the yardmen, who are . .1 o On* American platoon—nonaol* Tender Cure CIGARETTES $1.83 berg "to please come forward and urged universal military training, Chrysler Hikes Priee formally Secretary of StaU Ach^ ,y riflemen and one Junior o «l- SMOKED SHOULDERS, lb. 49e O O e lb. Dallas, Dec. 15.—(/Pl-The striking In Chicago and many CORNED BEEF AO popular brnndo-jCnmw packed. clear Mrs. Rosenberg. Otherwise U. a. Arm y of 100 dlvlstons, all- other key cities of the nation de­ •on and hli handling of fortign af* | cer—waa cut off aiulv' pragm a^ PINEHURST American Farm Bureau Federa­ out production for arms and a spite court orders Issued In Chi­ tion turned on the pressure to­ felts. loot In the Initial a M a e k ^ d K ' « ») pay-aa-you-go policy to crack cago, Washington and Cleveland. MorreU's Readv To CHUCK GROUND lb. 69c “ A” GRADEADE SELECTED day In. an attempt to persuade iHouaa Republican membara 2,600 Reda. down on inflation. Tha Governor McGrath, leaving a Cobtnet As U. S. Galls Parley 1 Lb. Ting 98c President ’Truman not to Impose picked up a boll BanaU Republi­ A tank-led column laUad to faa* Eat HAMS PINEHlYtST COU.NTBV STIXE TOBACCO also urged Immediate call-up of 25 meeting in the White House, told Christmas pack.______price oontrola. now Inactive National Guard divi­ cans had been juggling for a week Small Link SAUSAGE MEAT lb. 49c Delegates to the 1950 conven­ newsmen the government wUl and appeared ready to vote an (Ooatianad an Paga Tw o) BRACirS XMAS PACK LEGS India’s Iroti sions. bring contempt proceedings In O' LAMB Antl-Acheson resolution at a party tion which ended here lost night Auto Industry and Un- SAUSAGE Speaking as the titular head of Chicago, and probably In Cleve­ I Wilson Accepts KNUCKLE were wrlHng their senators and the Republican Party, Dewey said; ionInn LeadersI .na«l<>rn Summon­Sllttimnil- A caucus. V.. 3 Lb Bo. congressmen. ’Their president, land. House Minority Leader Martin BOSTON BUTTS SOUP BONES lb. 13c CHOCOLATES $1.95 Man Is Dead Let us get rid of the idea we Successful contempt action Iowa hog farmer Allan B. Kline, can stop Russia by appropriating ed to Capital Next of MaoiMchusetta told reporters U. S. Ignored 1 LB. CELLO BAG 8. A W. LARGE CAUFORNIA q O o lb. could lead to heavy fines against Production Job PORK ROASTS SUOHTLV SEASONED FRESH told them "don't let your senators billions of dollars, setting up new there was “strong support” tor puah you around.” the union. Week for Conference (A) Addressing a letter to Ache- LAMB PATTIES Sardakr Patel Worked government boards and then con­ The strikers continued to Ignore ‘Buffer’ Plea FRANKFURTS lb. 49c Kline himself tried to reach Mr. tinuing wage rounds as usual, price son asking him to resign, or (B ) WALNUTS 39c PICK THE SIZE YOU WANT OP Truman by telephone last night to the court orders. Tha strike was GE Man Takes Over DAINTli' BONELESS PORK With Gandhi gnd Neh­ increases aa usual and politics as Detroit, Doc. 15—(AT—A new Catling on President Truman to RATH’S BLACKHAWK BRAND tell him o f the Federation's unani­ spreading. It hit hcxne front remove the eecretary of state. Farm Fresh SHOULDER BUTTS OR BROADWAY FANCY MIX usual.” and higher price line In the auto Same Post He Held ru for Independence mous action yesterday in con­ mall deliveries— partlculsrly par­ Taft OaUa Meeting British Urged EsUb- BROILERS, DAISY H A M S 80 Group A ir Force cels— even harder. Today It industry for 1951-model cars Is lb. 79c demning price and wage controls, We cannot "sit down and do During World War II Acroaa the Capitol, Chairman FRYERS and 1 Lb. Cello Bag and rationing, as*' anti-inflation stnick at express. now solid from end to end. Taft of Ohio called the Senate Re­ lishment of Neutral NUTS 47e DAISY HABIS Bombay, Ihdla, Dec, 15— UPt— business with Stalin while we are , The Railway Express Agency, PORK FEET lb. 2Sc weapons. Chrysler made It so last nlgHT, publican Policy Committee togeth' FOWL CROSSE and BLACKWELL OLD ENGUSH India’sa’s Deputy Prime Minister weak and he ia strong,” the Gov­ Inc., announced an embargo on New York, Dec. 15—(AT—Charles Zone in North Korea Satdar VoUobhal Patel—the Iron Unable to reach th# President, ernor said. He proposed Immediate announcing price increases for all E. Wilson, President of tha Gener­ er to hear a four-man subcommit­ all shipments In and out of Chi­ tee report disagreement on how to SLICED BACON KRAUT 2 lbs. 25c Man who merged 600 princely Kline sent him a telegram declar­ action on the following: its cars and triicka. al Electric Company, haa accepted cago and St. Louis to)—Four small children per­ Wstto Diipasw at , SNO W CROP that Republican contentiona that (Oantoiiw^ ^Mto Mx* ■) ator o f the ski run. thero inay be further attempU am. : Turkey Fann. Both birds carry Pinehurst’s guarantee moderata artm cost. 575,323.881.84. (OoaUaaed oa Pag* Fanrtoea) President Truman’a Ufa, of CONNECTICUT “ FARM FRESHNESS.” Hen tur- aUte faces flacal amergeney are ished today when fire swept their home. The children were •tontnie, IrreapewdMe and ex- After hearing hla tostlmoajr, am^ TANGERINES left alone In the house at mid-morning while their notoer, Appropriations Subcommlttoa ran-., keya will weigh fgon 11 to 14 lbs. Tom Turkeys at lOc tremebr harm ful” . . . Stock mar­ 99 JET-TOWER JUNIOR ASPARAGUS Mrs. Jean Dumont, went to a nearby grocery atoro. "^ey ommended today that the Socrot ^ Dl leas win weigh from 20 to 25 lbs. They have the FLORIDA JUICE ket tries to struggle back to ata- for under , tha ties. The petiect toy. An were: ThedBore, 5, Henry, 4, Richard. 2 and Patricia, eight “Love h Better Than Ever Sarvloa ho given ovary penny oZ', same broad breasts and tender meat as the hens. We ble price ground after opening de­ Chopping Block Faces tha additional funds It asked to j exact workina plfstie mini- SPEARS 43c fin e . ■uggest that you order the size that you will want today. atnra in'high. Uses water. SNO W CROP ORANGES months. * * * Roger Gleason, atata civil de­ Star, Says It’s ITor«e| ^^^S^hman also deocrlbad fense director, announces ba has Armans Resisting Reds Aak Court To Revoke Hlas Bail . . . . *’' > House, tha tamporazy Exarat CAPONS PEAS and CARROTS 21c SWEET summoned meeting of hia advisory New York, Dec. 15—<4V-The g^ernment • " A p ­ , Mansion, aa a “flro t n ^ and ^ SNOW CROP council to meet with him at Capi­ peals Court today to revoke the flO.OOO bail of Alger Hlas, Hollywood. Dec. 15-(AT—M ar-, a flnal parting o f tho waya” the o f the pooraot p l ^ fW a a o ^ . tol next Monday afternoon to BerUh, Dec. 15— (AT—SoyletlzeCi .Nationals liable to a death verdict rled at 18, divorced before ahe’atactreaa aaid In a aUtement His tasUmo^, 8 ***to* l.b s . 46, former high SUte Department official convict^ of per­ MORRELL'S HAMS POTATOES ’ adopt as ConnecUcut’a own, new Bast Germany decreed death today by tha East German Suprama 19. That, from the star herself, pared by her studio. ;*We both | too behind elooed doors, araa i FedernI nir niM niert....Federal Court regardless of whether they jury. The prosecution also asked that Hhw be denied a stay PEACHES______27e YELLOW GLOBE for all Germana who reoiat Mos­ la the prospect before Elisabeth rroret this deciaioa, but after per-1 publlo today. COMI S ll THUI OitAND D in f iOONI Judge Harold R. Madina suggMts cow’s campaign to dominate Bur- reside outside the. Soviet Zone and of a mandate ordering him to prison to begin his fve-ycar Taylor. Bonal dlocuaoloaa we realize there I Baughman aaid tha No m have never engaged In any activity la no pooalbUlty of reconeUUUon." attampC ai two Pttorto jflF f Stampa Given With Cash Sates that .lease JontS, former Recon­ Tha BrlUah-born beauto, who struction Finance Corporation law to behead "offenders there. Benw Tto Mother I uvarpowar «»•**« Electrical TURNIPS. won’t ba 19 imtU next February chairman, be called as defense wit- againot peace” who support Alms at Altaatto Pact 27, said yasterday ahji-wUl file a Via wHit home to mother (Mrs. | and aaaaaal ___ aeaa in gevenuaenPe ehril aatl- poUciaa of the Western nations I t threatens the supreme penalty Held In Gem Theft * . divorce suit against boUl balr Francis Taylor of Beverly HUla)|made tej^ tlv e ftuet ault against 17 Investment was paaoed unanimously by the agalnsf^all German followers of Attleboro, Maas., Dec. lS-(ffV"JohB A. A o e ^ *6, of Nick HUtaa aorly In tha now year. last weak, just aovan montha afid| m9to at .the jt a r o gto ^ NATIVE a day after the Taylo^HIltoo nup- j mant o f tha White H oaat) Tfal J W H A I ^ c o d hanking houses .... OUt at f8 9 r ‘VoUcakammer (People’s CJuunber) "the aggressive policy of the im- Providence. R. I., was hdd for the Grand Jury In $500 t^ay “I am vary sorry that Nick and com 999 to a t y o f Bristol by Mrs. Da- at its second reading and wilwill go periallstle governments of the on charges of stesilng imitstioa stones valued at iBmre than I ate unaSle to adjuat our differ- M a m c h Feck 4 5c (OonllMi^ aa Page Twoiva| f.i POTATOES wEt P o m ia announced by Mayor ifito effect at midnight. $200 from Uie factory of 8. Rsppsport & Co. encas and that wa kava come t l Jamia P. Oasey. The new law makes German (Ceatlaoed aa Fa(e Twalva), i

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