.\ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19S0 A vm it Dally Nat Praia Ron Tht Wtathtr ;fiRatulf»at»r Ett^nbts IfproUi fkr Urn Weak Ba«as FMMari of P . a. Waadwe 9 m m a, 1959 ’Taday, parhy olMiy. moIi tvu young sons, Gerald and UgtMot acar IS. ^~1Mglrt, fair Tha Mnacbootor Oiom l Soctoty Duane, aepompanted him to J^ ian 10,175 wID nbonroo na uounl tbU ovonlng Honor Award aad aaoti lewaat 96. i t J K b o a t T d w n 2 Local Marines Wounded and are now living In Redlands, •( (fee Aadtt a t 7:40 nt tho Sooood Congrogn- calif. He also leavea two sisters, tlonal eburch’. Thin will bo the Inst Mrs. Alice Oaudlsin of New Brit-, DOUBLE Green Stainps gfUcAH ar- - A CUy o f VlUago Chmrm rohonnol unW nftor tho boUdnya. For Gallantry aln and Miss Dorothy Steinberg, • t l» , tiM a •dTBBiitago mM t)M In Big Battle in Korea an em^oyee of H m Heral«V H dungo ten Hnnebontor Gmngo nnnouncoa n Captain Steinberg was bom in GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ALL (ClaaoUled Advartlriag aa Paga I t ) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1950 THIRTY.TWO PAGES->(IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CENTS ~ Chrtatnina party for the children VOL. LXX, NO. «2 (3roup A. OMter Silver Star to Go to Manchester oiL,A|>gust 6, 1012, - ■ - - «a ____I chuieh. In tlm Fnd- of Omngo membera, Wedneaday Two local Marinea have notified f the(_ a.1.. Korean a..aa.^_ fighting, nm..^ Albert n#»l#4aaa»ai aaid was educated ~ui local schools and . room lUrUnc nt S:80 to> evening, December 20, nt 0:30 their parents by mall that they in his letter. The three Bolducs Widow of Capt. Stein- was employed as a route salesman DAY WEDNESDAY o'clock. Pnrenta nro aa|ced to call have been in Korea since August. m m a m aftmooa. WbMlitr rac* have been , wounded in the recent bCrgf Killed in Korea by Arthur R. Wilkie, local milk I M aN tsrpad or hniidwrttton Mm. WUUnm BelmoroT 46 Lyneaa Albert and William have see dealer, until he entered aervloo la Marshall Plan ‘Waan’t Me’ Rummel Death C^ts Hot Letter GOP Backs S lM an a fewnco, uiyom taUr- atroat or Mra. Bnrl Hutchlna, 88 heavy fighting in Korea, it was action at Beoul, Hamhung and the The Department of Defense In 1938 and was with the 84th Infan­ «Ud In lavtUd to bring them I Broad atreet. aa aoon aa poaalble, learned today. Chongjin Rsaervolr. Donald has try in Korea. In 1944 he was 60,000 Allied Troops : erltb I giving the age of the children and alone aad nnehnngo thorn The wounded are Pfc. Albert H. participated in the fighting at Washington, D i C., has announced moted to the rank of lieutenant For Practical Electrical Aid to Britain Launches Wide ' Plan to Build iHeode while enjoying tea and their namea ao that arrangemenU Bolduc, aon of Mr. and Mra. Alfred Wonson, Seoul, Chongjin and Ham that the Silver Star for gallantry while stationed a t Fort McClellan, by the hoapltality I may be made for the program. hung, and was wounded on the J. Bolduc of 30 Ford street and in action has been awarded post­ Alabama, and to captain when •ommittea. FYc. Donald N. Bolduc, son of Mr. move to take tho Chongjin Dam, Christmas Gifts Armed Might Anderaon-Shea Auxiliary will humously to Captain Ernest W. transferred overseas. After World Is Terminated! Gaming Probe and Mra. Florian J. Bolduc of 31H according to his letter. Donald was War II he was stationed with the taken off the field once before be­ Steinberg who was killed in ac­ Rnomit Oino Bchiavetti, aon of|*i^ f w Charter Oak street. The men, tion in Korea on September 3. Occupational Forces in Germany Speed Evacuation as Aihji ifff«. KmiUo Bchlsvsttl of I n ln j oi30 ot tho V. K. W. hoiri6 who are cousins, wrote from hos­ cause of fro u n hands, he said. ? » recenUv w it with a Chriatmaa Captain Steinberg was the son of and his family joined him there,' We Suggest Move Baaed on English Two Sheriff’s Officers Assttre Truman of Sup­ 8075 HUjiyd ati^ w^uy Department Preaident Mra. pitals In Japan. Although there have been report­ later going to Japan. edly 10 Red casualties for every Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Steinberg Albert was wounded In the back of 70 Benton street. He was the Reeovery; Officialaj Suspended as Grand port; He Will Speak omgtfovember 27 and Donald was American one in the bitter Korean ji- ia nraMntly on mBinh^r® of h^r stnff oo fighting, a news report yesterday first Manchester man to meet Clerks a t the F . W. Woolworth Into Alle- To U. S. by Radio-TV hit'In the back and hand by shrap­ death in the present conflict. store on Main atreet will have Stress U. S. to Extend Jury Digs t o ^ c taSntog gueot* Ch'W Welfare Chairmen nel from a bursting mortar shell stated that Marine casualties in GI’s Hurl Back Reds Renlacement Captain Steinberg's wife, the their annual Christmas party this Friday at 1 0 :3 0 p. ni. Mra. Margaret Brown remlnda the on November 28. "The local men the northeast "trap” will be among G. E. More Aid If Needed ' ’gations of Protection v S : tnember.^^^ bring fifty-cent toy. former Juanita Taylor, and her evening at Murphy’s restaurant. are serving with the First and tho heaviest of any battle in 2?^ “f 5 SSSeatM to be aent to children at the Tol- Marine Corps history. Los Angeles, Dec. 18—OP)— The Washington, Dec. IS—)/P) — Re­ •n'^lland County home in Vernon and Seventh Marine Divisions, respec­ Waahlngton, Dec. 13— (/P)—^Tha Ounce of Prevention Hnngnam Docks Scene tively, and participated in the For the benefit of any friends United Statea today cut off all shotgun blast that killed Attor­ publican Oongresslonal leaders Yugo Aid Bill fighting through the bloody “trap” who wish to writs to him, Albert’s ney Sam Rummel, “mouthpiece” gave President Truman their full Worth Pound of Bulbs Of Feverish Bustle; in northeast Korea, address la: Pfc. Albert H. Bolduc, MarohaU Plan Aid to Great Electrical Housewares for "underworld characters, today support today for a swift build up Highlands, N. J.. Dec. 13.— Men and Equipment Both men enlisted in the Marinas 1D74262 U. 8. M. C., Osaka Army Britain, effective January 1 Through error in the church promises to blow the lid off pro­ of armed strength anu said they Hits Surprise (47 Who said adults never r The Lucy Spencer group of the news Saturday, the annual Broth­ on August 8, 1048, along with Hospital, A. P. O. 1007, care of William C. Footer, the Marahall Rushed Onto Trans­ Second Congregational Women'a Albert’s brother, Pfc. William F. P. M„ San Francieco, Calif. tected gambling In Loe Angeles.\ agree "a dangerous emergency learn? erhood supper tonight at Emanual DOUBLE Flan Adminlatrator, aaid Britain’a Last year kids stripped the Donald's address was not avail­ ports to Beat Pos­ League will have an all-day work Lutheran church was glwn aa Bolduc. William is also wdUi the economic comeback in the paat Two aherlff’e officers. Vice exists." Snag ill House First Division and has been fight­ able today but will bo published G. E. TOASTERS Squad Sgt. Lawrence Schaffer borough's three CThrlstmas aaaalon toifiorrow a t the church, eight o’clock. It should have read Their views were set out In a when two qullta will be tied. A ing with his brother throughout when received. year ia the reaaon. and Capt. Carl H. Pearson, former trees of all their bulbs within sible Break • Through 8:!10. It wdll be the annual ladles’ statement after a White House Sot meal will be aerved ’at npon. night, and the guest speaker will GREEN STAMPS Since the recovery program head of the squad, are under sus­ two d) ys. By Foe at Defense atartad in April of 1048, Britain pension. conference of CJongresslonal lead- Congresfiineii Label It This year there'll be one tree be Rev. Erich O. Brandt, the new Pariahioners of Emanuel Luth­ The Infant Jesus of Prague ITio regular meeting of the pastor of Concordia Lutheran $22.95 baa been allotted a total of $2,- The County Grand Jury is. dig­ era of both parties. — on top of the two-atory Bor­ Perimeter; Planes Aid eran church who were bom in Mothers’ Circle will meet tomor­ Given With Cash Safes AU Day “A|i|iea»einevl’’ ; Ail- ough hall. Ladiea Aid of the Emanuel Luth­ church. 604,300,000. ging again into the case of the The meeting followed an an­ Sweden, or of Swedish decent, fill­ row evening at eight o’clock with With G. E. excluHive feature of nouncement that i r. Tr\iman will eran church wilt be held Thuraday First Nation to Step Out Guarantee Finance O)., an alleg­ Rep. F . Edward Hebert (above) ministratioil l^eaders Tokyo, Dec. 13.— — afternoon at twb o’clock at the Malcolm T. Segar, aon of Mr. ed the vestry of the church last Mrs. Kathleen Rivard of Bremen WEDNESDAY either 'pop-up o r keep warm. The program, named for Gen. edly protected 36,000,000 a year (D . La.), a state’s tighter and make a radio address to the church. Following a abort buaineaa and Mrs. Stuart G. Segar of 110 night and were delighted with the Road. Members are asked to bring George C. Marahall who proposed front for bookmaklng operations, r.riUo of the administration. Is American people at 10;30 p. m Express Coniiflence Some 60,000 Allied troops meeting and electiim of officcra a Main street, has been promoted to beautiful colored pictures taken Christmas gifts for exchange. it while he was Secretary of State, and what connection Rummel had latest recipient of a *7iot” letter (EST) Friday night on the world were streaming across Hung- by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ander­ Chriatmaa program, conalating of rank of cadet private first class in has had a dual purpose: To help with it, if any. from President Truman. It dealt crisis. It will be broadcast by ail Washington, Dec. 13—(/P)— Russia Rejects nam’s aheil-pocked docks and vocal aind accordlan aoloa by Mra. Otmpany B of the Cadet Corps son of Wellesley Hills, Mass., on a The Walther League of Zion laouHful Appllqiwd with what the president railed a Lutheran church will entertain G. E. RGASTER Europe recover from damages of Eye "Secret Conference” major networks and also will be President Truman's famine relief beaches into evacuation ahips H aiel Anderaon, readlnga by Doris at EtordentowTi Military Institute, tour of Sweden last summer. Mr. World War n and to strengthen Particularly, the police and the new "low” In poUtleo in the recent televised but the White House said Leaguers from Glastonbury, West T aa Atlanta polloemaa, program of Oommunlat Yugo­ Mae Jtdmaon and a Christmas Bordentown, N. J. Anderson made a running com­ friendly nations against the threat Grand Jury want to know why oarapalgn In Utah, Louisiana, Korean Cease today on a fighting pull-out ment on the different scenes Hartford and Lebanon, this eve­ booked aa W. T. Dodd, was ar- the TV stations which will carry by Pastor Olson, will be $39.95 of Communism. Rummel called Pearson and North Carolina, Dllnols and In­ it have not yet been determined. slavia ran up against toe unex­ from northeast Korea. Their iresented. Members are reminded school children from Hoi- flashed on the screen. Both form' ning at 7:30 at Zion church. reated aad charged wtth trano- Schaffer to a secret conference diana. (AP WIrephoto). pected threat of radical revision erly lived In this town and after Floral Towel Sets It roasts, bakes, broils, Tba move to stop all Marshall poiilng m taxed whiekey, M. B . The "Voice of An.erica" will car­ destination wan a top secret. ;o bring twenty-five cent glfU for i^tsr street. Bowers and Robert. Plan aid to the British comes five about Guarantee Finance Sunday ry the speech around thi globe. or poselble defeat in the House Fire Proposal Massed Chinese Red troopi^ the grab bag. Appropriate refresh­ the showing of pictures many fry s and steam s. Cold (Randy) Dodd, traSic oSlcer at today. eon schools will hold their annual weeks after conversations between night, a few hours before the law­ possibly 80,000—preeaed toreatsn- ments will be served by the hos­ greeted them. The Ladles Aid So­ busy Spring and Marietta streets, yer was slain early Monday mom- T aft Is Spokesman Opposition to the 338,(KK),000 I carol sing at Depot Square Thurs­ packing and many other Marahall Plan officiala and the Senator Taft of Ohio, acting as Ingly agalnet the tiny eecap* tess committee. day night st 7 o’clock. It was in­ ciety of the church served sliced STILL TIME appeared wearing a aandwich sign New Truman food aid program scramblevl parly coffee bread, cake and coffee. $ 2.98 set boxed features. British Government Britain ia the avowing his bmooenoe. (AP ing. . spokesman for Republicans who Says U. S.’Rritain Would beachhead 130 miles deep In Oom- correctly announced in an article FOR firM nation to step out of the pro­ Pearson was under subpoena lines: membera of both parties carried in The Herald last night WIrephoto). ____ by the Grand Jury, which opened attended the White House confer­ epoke out against "appeasement" Use Truce to Pre­ munlet territory. St. Christopher’s Mothers'Clrcle Members of SL James’s adult Beautiful floral appliqued Cannon towel m Is, with poppy, del­ gram. American doughboys on the vrill have a potluck dinner tomor­ that the festlm l would be held CHRISTMAS phinium and morning glory, in peach, green, aqua, gold and In an announcement iaaucd at Us probe yesterday. Schaffer Letter Blasts ence, dictated this statement to of Oommunlsm in any form. choir are tirged to be present to- reporters: Although the Senate on Monday pare for New Attack; evacuation dafenoa perimeter row evening at eight o'clock at Wednesday night. flamingo. the ..ame time that British Chan­ took some Guarantee Finance re­ hurled back a Chinese attack mortow evening at 7:80 when an ports from the sheriff’s office to “Wc agreed fully that a danger­ approved 60 to 12 a 380,000,000 the home of Mrs. William Horgan, Important rehearsal will be held PORTRAITS cellor of the Ebcchequer Hugh Oait- Reject Appeal Charges Hypocrisy Wednesday morning in a three- 478 Adams streeL In connection C. Gideon Rice of the Manches­ OTHER APPUQVED TOWEL SETS $1.98 to 98.98 G. E. Alarm Clocks skell was breaking the news to the meeting with Rummel. 5 Campaigns ous emergency exists for the peo­ grant for drought-stricken Yugo­ ter Lumber and Fuel company is a for their Christmas program. The OF YOUR CHILDREN Both Pearson and Schaffer said ple of the United States. We slavia. of which 312.000,000 al­ hour fight. It waa launched by vrith this meeting William Mar­ the Brltlah Houae of Commons, (Thlneee wearing captured Ameri­ tens will show the Christopher’s member of the Board of Directors annual Chriatmaa party will take Don’t Delay Foster aaid: they still aren’t sure whether agreed with the President's gen­ ready has been spent, the relief Lake Success, Dec. 13 — OP) — place Sunday evening at 7:30 in To Join Roman can uniforms. sound fllm, “You Can Save the of the Lumber Dealers’ Assocla. Phone For Appotatment Today MOROAN-IONES Model 7H -190 Order Oaa Be Beatudled Rummel was trying to get, or Says Election Drive* eral program for building up the proposal ran Into a bitter House Russia today rejected an Aaian- World.'' AU members are re- lion of Connecticut. The next St. Jam es's hall. —ine"The suspensionBuapenalon ofoi aidaia underunaer i ~ . ... . e give, information. armed services as rapidly as pos­ dispute of proportions which Arab plan for a Korean ceaoe- U. 8. loth CTorps officers ex­ ANNEORimN caught leaders by surprise. pected hearter blows would oonia. I minded to bring Christmas gifts meeting of the Board of Directors the European Recovery Program f a triF k lld v f I f U l I l Sheriff Eugene Blscallu* sus­ Were “As I a »w as I’ve sible. flra. on toe ground that toe United 'for exchange. will be held tomorrow at the Lawn Daughters of lib erty No. 125, Reg. 1 ^ 9 9 doeadoes not mean that the recovery V litlU RJlA A ./ M. C tA A U pended the officers because they “As to .the proposed declaration Hope For Paseage Wednesday night. They feared ton L. O. L. I., will hold their annual States nnd Britain would use a club in New Haven, at which time Ghlli Photographer NOW . . . of the British economy is complete 1 did not disclose their rendezvous Ever Seen” ; Charge of a national emergency, we did Leaders atlll expressed confi­ Chlneae would try to awarm ta problems which the lumber Indus- Chriatmaa party this evening in ^Dish Tow el Sets $2.98 or that financial resources of the | not feel we were sufficiently ad­ dence It would be spproved in tnice to prepare their forces for for a kill with maaalve attacks be­ Unne Lodge No. 72, Knights of 476 MAIN ST. PRONE 4948 Plus Tax with Rummel until Monday night, a new attack. Pythias. vriU hold iU te^ ar try Is facing today concerning the Orange ball. Mrs. Emma Arm­ sterling area are adequate.” Lutherans Also Attack more than 12 hours after the law­ Spurs Senate Probe vised as to tho legal effect of such some form when the showdown fore toe last American, BUtiab, shortages of various materials will strong and her committee will The United Statea action, Foster a declaration, or the program vote comes by nlghtfsll. A statement by Jacob A. Malik Puerto Rican and South KortaR meeting tomorrow night at eight' * ■ * '■’* yer was killed. dashed the hopes of U. N. dele­ i•'elock in Orange Hall. Officers be discussed. serve refreshments. New Dogma on Bod "Gang Warfaref’—Governor Washington. Dec. 12 — (/P) — that must accompany It. to take Some changes appeared proba­ troops got away. (OonllniMd on Page Fourteen) ble as the House, on this second gates for acceptance pf the IS- J for the ensuing teem win be nom $ X ,98 ® ily Assumption of Gambler Mickey Cohen, often Preaident Truman’s assertion that a final position on that question. nation peace plan by toe Chinese "Flghttag Last Oa«M” ; taiated a t this meeting. Rcfreeh- represented by Rummel, took a “If tlm declaration la legally day of debate, got down to consid­ election campaigns in five states Communists, who adhere closely Army Sgt. George Burdick of [ meats wiQ be esrved following the HALE'S Smart cellophaned put-up of 6 long wearing, abaorbent Morgan- Other Electric Alarms up to $7.95 temporary back seat aa the rami­ necessary to advance the develop­ ering amendments. L ak ep ^ ,' Oslif., summed up the Mary Into Heaven were "as low as I've ever seen" to Soviet policy. )SMSting. ____ \ Jonea dish towela. Ptus Tax fied investigation proceeded. ment of our armed strength, we One of the principal proposals, Malik insisted there can be no mood M weary troops: "We w ut Gov. Earl Warren In Sacramen­ quickened investigations underway would be for it.” to be offered oy a group of Ile- Senators Hit Hartford, Dec. 13—(4^—A eon- peace in Korea until ail U. N. to get toe hell out of here. . We ■' n a Chriatmaa party of the Headquarters to said the Rummel killing "be­ today by the Senate Campaign Taft said the statement had toe publlcana, would make the 336,* troops are withdrawn. werea’t exactly >beak .'!VVe* eeaea. XT’fil A vitindx ference of Lutheran churches, approval of other Senate and 000,000 a loan to Marshal Tito'a ICbamopoHtan club win bb hold, a t ■•autifHl Multi-Color or Solid Color smirches the nanie of our state Committee. Oille Attacked Rede luat fighting a lost oauee agxtnst .Canter dinreh house F rid » aftor* r o R G. E. Kitchen Wall Clocks V U IC IIU IIC i IC d here, has said "no” to the again.” He called It "ju st another too damned many Chlneae.” Chairman Gillette (D-lowa) told (Conllnned on Pago Two) "My delegation objects to and Bean a t two o’clock. ChriMlne Invitation of Pope Plus XII that outcropping of gang warfare reporter inquiries already have (Contimied on Page Two) will vote sgslnst the draft reso­ The evacuation began two day« Ramsey Lyman win entertain $4.50 to $6.95 A I vwri A 1 1 * .• they rejoin the Roman Catholic which springs from figtoing over been made in Utah and North lution before toe committee," ago under military aeqrecy. It WSa brith original sketches and mono- Chenille Plus Tax Ask W hy He Asked Anti* church, and haa aharply crlttclxed the spoils of tho underwfrld.” Carolina, two states mentlonad by MaMk aaid. "Wc will object to lagusa. Refreshments will be Police Chief WllllanI Parker lire *^,ireer4ent 4n a Dec. 7 letter the adoption ol any resolution (Ueattnxed oa Page Two) 'aorved by the hospitality eommit- W ee CuU Without Re* visited the Grand Jury ffesterday. made publie iaat night by Rap. which has Implirtt In it toe matn- iae. Mra. Dqyld M. Caldwell, chair- ' ‘The Latheran -poritlon was out On emerging he said: ”I wanted Herbert. (D-La). SolonsGry. “Perjury tenttic* of fotolgn troops in loan. Barii member may bring ^ ^ lengthy atato- to know if'some of the pwple wo The Ibwa Senator said tost Korda.” • guest Mrs. W. A. Greaves win Bath Mat Sets G. E. Waffle Iron Coibbination want to question in the Rummel i ment adopted by the Southern New Louisiana. Illinois and Indiana— Malik spoke after Clille's Her- Would Enlist Be hostess. BaDstbit Ebigland (Conference of the Luth­ murder are to be wltneaaea before toe other states the president cited nan Santa Crut had delivered a $16.95 and $21.95 the jury In the Guarantee case.” In Rosenberg Probe vigorous attack on Russia, charg­ WaahhMitBiL Dm . 1L—(F) eran Church - Mlasouri Synod. —are being covered in a nation­ OBTaranwt price control About 80 churches In Connecticut "What We Want to Prove” wide survey by the Committee of ing toe whole Korean crisis stem­ Germans, Japs $ 3.98 set akiefB met wlUi auto Industry and parts of Massachusetts and The jury foreman, Carey 8. Campaign Costs and Clrculatldn med . from tho Kremlin. Sant^ oBIclals today amid predle- Rhode Island comprise the cou HIU, told reporters: "Of all of "Defamatory" Literature. G nu supported the cease-fire pro­ Made by Morgan-Jonea. fine quality bath mat acta in white, blue, things! Imagine Capt. Pearson, a Say Witnesses Flatly | K e n U e d v H i t S posal. G. E. Triple Whip Mixers $39.95 ttona that price oelUnga might ference. Hebert Is Stunned Solon Says U. S. Armed ^ roae, green, peach, gold and grey. eoon be slapped on automo- A conference spokesman, the public official, visiting the attor­ Contradicted De Solasj ^ n i* French Delegate Jean C!hauvel Rev. Richard E. Pera, Pastor of ney for all the gangsters on the Hebert, a frequent critic of Ad­ also barked the resolution. OTHER BATH MAT SETS $2.20 to $8.08 Mles. ministration policies, had written Forces Should Be Rangea, Refrigeratora ladustry represeatattvea Testimony About Pres- j t OPCIgU r OllCy Israel's Foreign Minister, Moahe (Oonttaned on Page Fifteen) (OMriaoed oa Pago Two) the President suggesting Mr. Tru­ Sharett, expressed hope the ceaoe- Open to Such Recrnito Sunbowl Heaters $7.95 and $9.95 told repertere to advance of man set aside a Sunday before the cloMd door aeeelea they ence at Red Meetings flrs plan would be adopted later Waahera and AE C!hristmas and call on the people t^ay. He suggested that once the felt oertoto the Boonomle Dallas, Dee. 14 — > Wires cape Controls; Some aa low aa I've ever seen and I ’ve vance they understood the two Amerlca'a foreign policy also asm name two other delegates to GNSON Reg. Irons, 4^ lbs. $ 9 .9 5 (CoBtlnaed ea Page Slatoaa) today threatened death to all Oeri'' been in this game since 1006.” former F B I men would testify they has “aolifled C^ommunlam,” reduc­ serve with him (Entezami aa a conunittee to try to arrange the Meats, Rice Are Up mans convicted of collaborating Hebert wrote Mr. Tniman In rer had probed toe Rosenberg charges ed our econon 'c strength, failed to WEDNESDAYS Burglary suapect wti« ”ooa-| with toe military policies of the ply that he was "stunned,” and he and found they resulted from mis­ cease-fire aa the first step for a Lightweight Irons ■ox slaying oT co-«d Caro __ provide a strong hemlapheric de­ Korean truce. Washington, Dec. 13—(>P)—The Western Powers. added; taken identity. fense and is ''politically and moral­ WHIRLWIND lyn Drown had nothing to do with! items in the famUy The Parliament unanlmoualy ap­ "Political Distemper” The United States and Britain Mra. Rosenberg already haa Ufid ly a bankrupt policy,' 'Kennedy as­ Army Asks $10.95 and $12.95 her death, oay Michigan State Po-1 food market basket appeared like- proved, on Ita first reading, a law "It Is indeed exceedingly re­ have gone on record aupportlng it. Senators that under oath. She serted. fo r Christ From Now Until Christmas lice .... With lution lathers an d n y today to escape government designed to strike terror among grettable that you failed to grasp denied any aaaoclatlon or aympSthy Entezam has given no public contractors stalemated on waMr price controls for some time to toe West Germans now being aak- toe real purpose and Intent of my for Communism or Communist or­ "Stop Wasting Reeouroes” indication who hia choice of co- More Draftees negatiatlona, buUding Induqtfy come. to jbln Western Bhirope'a com­ suggestion,, but it Is even more ganisations. Kennedy told the University of negotiators would be. m mon defense. The legUIation will Virginia Law School Foruiq that Ruasia’a Jacob A. Malik was the leama in Hartford th at $3 bour With the exception of some regrettable that you saw fit to Only wdtness knowm to have la target for next pay raUe round meats, rice, and cottonseed oil, go'lnto effect after a second read­ gratuitously inject political dis­ toe United States should get out only one to argue against giving ing Saturday. mude direct charges against Mra. the Asla-Arab proposal priority increases Call for Jan­ .... British government announces 7*rm prices of food cmmoditiea temper in your reply.” Rosenberg is Ralph De Sola, who of Korea and any other place in The law listed six classes of Mr. Tifliman’f remarks about Asia where we cannot hope to hold in the committee, but hia argu­ uary and February “offenoes against peace,” punish­ toe level of toe campaigns In toe aaid he was a Communist from ment was not considered a final BOTH THESE 3TORES WILL GIVE 1034 to 1037 and saw her at party our defense. In addition, ha said, able by deato If committed "on five states led Senator CJapehart, we should atop wasting our re­ indication of opposition to the By Seventy-Eight P* C- direct order from states which fol­ RepuMican re-elected In Indiana, meetinga in New York city. plan. yards directly b^rta our effect on holding down low a warmongering or aggressive sources In an attempt to hold either toe CToe or Rhine river lines Delay on Soviet Plan Washington, Dec. 14—(47—Tba war effort in Korea during food prices. In most cases, the policy,” (Oentlsaed om Fsge Tea) The Soviet Union has alao pro­ (OeqUwsa M PNN Two) . in Europe. mlllUry, racing to rearm egxlnst Pyrex and Revereware critical time for nation. .... Ap-[ ceilings would be above ouirent The United States, Britain and posed that the committee adopt toe Russian menace and counting proxlmately 2,806 trucking com- market prlcea ao far as farm pro- France were ’put In tola category. In Koto*. Kennedy said. *wa are Its truce plan, which demands fighting toe fourth greatest war growing casualties In Korea, Is DOUBLE poay workers in Connecticut, in- duets are conoamed. They were accused of trying to withdrawal of aU*‘‘foreign troops” calling for more draftees — aad eluding 1.800 In Nv- Haven area. Report lasued Nov. SO "entangle toe German people in a in our history. What have we in —U. N. /sreea—from Korea. The In A Fine Choice Of Items For Gifts murderous civil srar.” return for this effort? Friends? faster. are given "two step,” l7-centa-an- The tow says ceilings on farm committee haa delayed debating A new draft call, aupplementiag Four Rrightly Colored Plastic Serving Bowb hour wages Increase .. Approxi- products piuat not be below parity All Germono. even If they live We have far fewer friends than we toe Soviet plan. Green Stamps With Cash Sales outside toe Sovirt Zone and com­ requaots for Jamiaiy and Fabniaiy, FREE With Every Dominion Com Popper M C matalT MOO peroona in Fairfield or M ow prices arhlch prevailed New$ Flashes had in 1948.” Some expected Russia would da- yaaterday boomed the orlguM CountV contributed totri_«ffJ2 0 L :| -«rin g to . W^da^^ mit their alleged offenaea else­ "Where la there In all Europe mand that the cease-fire plan be F o r Only ...... of toe Korean War where, are liable to punishment quotas for those two montha by 78 X m a s T re e 617 to BepabUean ) of tbs UP) Mira) any buffer against a massed Rua- consider^ only along with anoth­ per cent and rained toa total a ( All Day Wednesday Parity is a’legal atandard for by toe East German Supreme aian onriaught?” he asked. "Worse er Aaia-Arab resolution which 20NSON WHWIWIND Nov. 7 dection. measuring farm prices. It la de-^ Court. . calls up to now to 470.000. tide flsiib. CWseiiww plsle. Stock Market aboorba anotoar than tola, where ia thenf any de­ would act up a commiaaion to At too same tons toe tempo «t Lighting Sets dared by law " to be equally fair Western Allied officiala In Ber- termination ■ to crests auto n batch of disturbing news In good Kllkd On Way To Funeral toe armed forces procurement of $ 7 .5 0 MIRROMATIC buffer?” (Oentomeg on Fags Tws) OHmt WfcirMsA Is S9 a ty le . > . . Mongolian prince, who (Omtlaaed en Page Sfarteea) (Oeattaned oa Page Plfleeu) Bridgeport, Dec. 13—(/P)— Frank M. Flak, 59, of Pine weapoiM and other equipment la and Bulbs led 20 Cblneoe acrooa Gobi D esM being quickened, to epeed the poa- Ibr indoorv too-bacouM the PERCOLATOR to t-***r” and then fled to India Park, Shelton, was killed today in a two-ear collision hero duction of tanks, alrploneo and windthlald that protects the when CommunlaU Invaded Tibet, while he wss en-route to his brother’s TunersL other war gear. « * e I Home ditoppeora to moke o E le ctric Completely automatic^ nothing to predicts .that Red China win taka Claims Dismissal Proves Dial teeo for A nay trim driisy lighter. Extra large over aU of ’flbet "by March at the Novel Operation Saves And, dMenoa ofRoiala oald 96- set, nothing to forget, starts to Airliner Hits Light Pole * ., i. __ i day, a declaration of natlcsnl fuel copoclty. In’ bhromium. * C an d les latent.” . . • Damage along New Sydney, N. S„ Dec. IS—(A>)—A big Swiss Airliner sheared peih in 30 seconds. Only England coast from Nov. 28 storm I/. emergency could Inetoabo IV *" 1 * ' genuine leother and enamel la so widespread and serious that Man with Diseased Gullet off a guide light pole at the nearby Reserve Airport today Fears fo r ' S. Justified moro. Such a deelazatlea by nM l* finliiuM. See out* wide selec- m awcm m tm i Comm* opaclal action bp eongrem may. be aad then skippiNl half a mile into a bog with only minor in­ dent Truman 'was generally 4 9 - tien of ether handsome pocket requeatod to provide reUef, any juries to several passengers anumg the 31 peraona aboard. Wolf Point, Mont, Dec. 14—(47 ^Montana eongreaamen last L; : $12.95 Baltimore, Dec. 14—(47—A manAoeesfuI operation of ita type on a An in aa provlono eallA w asd table RONSONs f e r ^ SLEDS and SNOW SHOVELS^ Army onglnears. —A draft board chairman, fired saying they didn’t want to draft Bennett B . Meyers, former ma- | weeks ago Was alowly ^human. mor. men until toe government drafteea are tor too Atniy, OW • .i'J cfummen. priced from to The operation was performed bjr Plan New, Housing Program .. . . because.be didn’t want to draft jor groeral to A^ Fmoea w ^ waa^^^ because of a diseased more men until toe atom bomb waa "used Its entire reeourcee. Includ­ .|$0u. KiMir Aewe la m tm d al«i SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS WILL HOLD sent to prison in 1946, will be"• i ^ Dr. Edffar F. Berman on a patient Wa^ington, Dee. 13—(/P)—The Administration disdosed ing toe atom bomb, in support oT ______- ^ gullet is now sating norinally— ■ufferinig from cancer of the ffuUet used, saya hia dlamiasal provas "my paroled February 1 . . . Members t o ^ it will aooB aak Congress to okay tka start of a new fears for toe future of the natioa troops in horea. ' Sms—Mb M- ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS' of Sevlat Usiairs ^ statf are thanks to a piece of plastic. (eaophaffua). I t was tbs result of y w a a v r Mmss-Fs esM c ^ o i KEamii blUM dollar defense housing program. are well founded.” **A)dB 9a Mottay" Larsen’ s Feed & Hardware tores years of research by Dr. moving from 80-room bouse tost Surgeons at Sinai Hospital- cut * * « B. R. Taylor. Chairman of toe Goir. John W. Bonner ceded their itif sM lbs Iniic out toe tube-Uks organ connecting Berman and bis aasociaUa at tba b f n Ml veer finosr OPEN THURSDAY snd SATURDAY NIGHTS OBEEN 8TAMP9 fonnsriy was boms of late J.eP- Rooaavelt Ckninty Board, and mem- action "akin to mutiny.” He jro- WaUdagtoa, Moixan .... Osnarfl r toe. mouth and toe stomach and bospltal’a Hoffberger Laboratory. Biaxe Destroys Town HaB queeted, but didn’t leeeive, toeir pooltlaB e t tha' and ALL DAY WEDNESDAY BeqUbea 60 Mbnrisa bar Carl B. Floman of ffulbertson company saya toal 4.060 an , rep^sd it with a flexible plastic. Wakefield, Blaas,, Dec. 13—)—A spedaeniar general wars diomlased h j Gen. L ^ a B. resignatlone. Herebey suspended Nrt bodgot We’re No Further A w ay Than Your Telephone The taos^tal stresasd that mors tai biff wmrka rsfriffsrator dfvtrioo. Ik6 hospital. In a formil an­ a la rm fire wrecked the interior of the town hall and threat­ Herahay, Natlonl Director of tplvo them. Whan be asked an oxplaaa- 46446: buril nouncement released Isat night operations of Its kind must'bs done tiu J W H 4 l.4 i cQu in Erls, Pa., wUI bo laid, off tsm- ened to spread to other struetdrea in the buaineaa district be- live service. 671,01646: I DELU^RT SERVICE ponarily thortly after Jan. 1 through the Associated Jewish 021468.76. M ANCHM flfl C6MW The two •rat a reeoluUon to on Pago IMitoedX S4 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 1 law mataria* ahartaffsai Charities, said it was too first suc- .(Oonttaiied on Fsga Xklrtssn], fore it was controlled todag* li.' .K \ f 1

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DwpUy Atgjpf . more by twisting roads through Kejecis sarvipg BolUm Granga in that po­ and ths woman wlU use white N*tion»l >Center church aeljool Bklward Dedosaer, newly-elected hss held every office and wms the Claus and hta sleigh and rein­ ^ far north. Others -.retreated first lady master In Bolton and <« Om ) (Continued iriHn Pnge Onel staff wiU giva a party for the master of Bolton Grange, and hia deers as well aa a village com­ I ---- I (Coattnoed ftom Pag* Oa*> oow-n the coastal highwdy to Ham- fellow officers in a public cere­ the first juvenile matron. Mrs. W ar (Claims Paid plete , with Christmas trees. hung. puplla of tha Sunday School on Mjr th« prMidatt muat lw v » study and arbitrate ail Far East mony at the XJommunity Hall on Keeney Hutchinson, retiring mas­ The display is illuminated at ' pmhjems with Red Chinn prob- vary eve of the Grand* Jury invM- Aa tha threat of Chinees attack Saturday, December 16th from 3 Friday night. Mr. Dedoaaer. who ter,' was presented with a past M taUdnc about th« drive put night. After 90 Years there by the defeated t)m o- i uhlv n member of the commission. tigation. It demonstrates what we mounted, toe beaohbes4 bustled until 4 p. m. at the pariah room was welcomed to his new office by master's j§wel. The. scene is erected on the want to prove." HiU said Rummet with.activity. atic candidate, Alex J. Oamp* ' ’ Rail did not demand any pri* of the church. Wilson Cone of retiring Master Lillian D. Hutch­ The inatalling officers Friday raof and is facing' north on onty for the latter proposal, one had no official concern with the Landing craft nosed up on the Manchester will entertain the chil­ inson, will be aaaiated during his night included Gustave Anderson Rome—op)—The treasury bud­ Main street. whieh the Phillppinea waa correct in saylnf it was the of campaign spending. Preltmin- ing the two meaaures because of water, taking men and - materir* last war fought by the troops of llte _ political nature o f the com- ceive a gift from toe Sunday lady _ assistant steward. Grace aoloiat. f lowest in the history o f Indian^*' aty estimates Indicate that na­ aboard from landing craft. War­ the late Fcrdlnanl II, king of tional campaign co.sts were misalnn Idea, School. There will be carol singing Tedfo’rd; secretary*. Mary Terlford, Their work was especially well J Senator ttong (D „ L a j, re* ships cut through the icy waters. Naples, and of (he two Sicilies 90 "xatoundlng," the Iow;a sen.ttoi Nliuly Beil China Claims Allied Troops A big white hospital ship took and refreshments of ice-cream, treasurer, Walter F. Elliott; i4sne and resulted in a moat im- years ago. ^elected in -illbvemDer, said he added. The General Assembl.v yester­ cookies and candy will be served. chaplain. Eva W. Elliott; Ceres, preasive ceremony. rthoupht the emnipidsn in which aboard toe wounded from smaller Oimmenltng the news, a Rome day afternoon finally eho'ae a com- crift. Mrs. Fred Luck is superintendent Evalyn Bailey; Flora. Terry Ron- Bolton Grange will hold it.s ^he w aa'tat^eed generally was mls.slon’ nominated by Entezain Speed Evacuation of toe church school and William son; Pomona. Ethel Miolke; Exe­ Christmaa partv at the home of newspaper aaid: "'rhe thousands “eenductM on a h i ^ plane.” to study the legal and political W’hare-ea Crowded A. Roberts la secretary-treasurer. cutive Committee. 3 vears, Fred Maxwell Hutchinson In Andover who suffered damages from World Umae la Silent Report HtMliuanii background of Red China'a claims Tanks, guns, trucks snd Jeeps Other member of the staff Include Mohr; pianists. Hazel Hutchinson on Thursday. December 21 at 8 War II can therefore be assured for a seat in the U. N. CURLED OP WITH A GOOD B 0 0 K ~ H is machine gun emplaced on a riviriver bank tor (Caattoned from Page One) crowded the wharves bumper to Mrs. William A. Roberts. John and Mahel JyDom'a. p. m. Twenty-five cent gifts will that their rightful descendants will Senator tMcaa-ihe Democratic action to protect retreating Vanka making their way south in Korea. Sgt. C. J. Noe of Kermani I ______bumper. Duiighboya and Marines leader defeated in Illinois, de- . I India led the list in the voting itogera. Mrs. Samuel 'Valenti, Mis.s Adclia N. l/Oomls who re­ be exchanged The men are asked he reimbursed before the year Is Gettiu" V^'ell orderly but hurried in the face of moved across the docks in steady Aelined ^maaent. .Senator SUbert fOi- committee membership, follow­ ,**‘ ‘ '** N®' •*' ‘ he great retreat before over­ Mrs. Burton Tuttle, Mrs. Paul A r­ cently resigned'as chaplain after to wrap their gifts In red paper 2040. whelming Chinese Communist armies was so easy. (NEA-Aem e Telephoto by .Staff PhotoaraDher mounting Chineae threat. s Thoma.(D., Otah), also defeated ed by Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, streams. Other troops waited pa­ Walter Lea.) C .said it’s up to the Gillette com* Police Chief Herman Sfhendel tile Philippines, Poland— only So­ Tha withdrawal from Hungnam tiently in little tent cities for their n m k te e to 'M e l ^tlie campaign said to- North Carolina — Marine, Is recovering satisfactor­ Until, and if, the Assembly votes Plan to Build Pop looks longingly at a com­ clearing two landing strips for M y - RUIKiKT TERM.S: Furnitqre, rugs, bedding require the administration lost a support­ ily from wounds received In a to scat the (liinese Reds, National­ fortable .chair In a department Surprise the old border between North and i C-47 Transport plane.s to assure with 4 side dia­ ‘‘‘ ist iTiirta will keep Its membership South Korea. only 15' r down if item is priced over $50, lio down er in Frank P. Graham, although running gun-battle with two Man­ store and wo tell him it would a quick getaway from Uie la.st rear in the world organization. monds. 5 diamond tnot in .November, Graham tost a chester policemen several months • Armed Might look horrible in the living roOm. Picked Troop Hold O ff Reds guard troops. payment required if item in priced lenn than $50. ago. To cohslder the cease lire resolu­ He meekly accepts tlie verdict. Snag in House As the Chinese Reds swarmed The threat of a Dunkerque — a matehing band. 4^ Jims nm*dff primary to Willis tion. the Political Committee In­ Heilmann was shot three times, Suit Must Suit Mama down toward the beachhead from withdrawal under murderous fire MICHAELS ^ Smith, an administration critic, terrupted its debate on a six- 14K gold ...$ 1 0 0 twice ill the back and once in the (Continued froir Page One) He announces that he is going (Continued Irnm Page Onct snow-covered hills, picked troops and attack — mounted with each ^ who won easily in November. power propo.sal to call cm Commu­ The president’s Isttei* didn't leg, when he tried to flee in a to buy a new suit and Mama from five Allied divisions mount­ passing hour. stolen Army car while absent nist (Jhina to withdraw’ Its troops House Republicans present at the ed a strong guard. The defense ^ mention Ohio, where Republican entirely from Kores. There ap­ cither tags along to make sure lie Yugeslav Government rather than The first Chinese attack stopped without leave from his service discussion with Mr. Truman. a gift. perimeter stretched for a radius Senator T s ft wen-' re-«leetlon de- peared to be a diapositinn to for­ gets what she thinivs la right or up the evacuation pace. But the FLAWLESS apita the somhtaated opposition of duties. He was lirought down by Suggested "Go Slow” gives him explicit direction.^'about Another being considered Would o f 14 miles around the port pro­ withdrawal was expected to re­ Famous "PLAYTEX" Officers Samuel Maltempn anil get now about the withdrawal de­ tecting Hungnam and lU twin city •>s labor ocganlsatlons. mand in favor o f giving the cease- From the statement, it appear­ the kind of suit to buy. put tile entire i-ellef ;»rogram into quire at least several more days. John Cavagnaro. the hands of an independent, non- o f Hamhung six miles inland. ^ T aft t « ^ a reportar ha is thlnk- flre move a clear right of way. ed the Republicans may have sug­ Even when he goes down and More than 100 Chinese disguised Superfoam Pillows After making a remarkable re- gested a "go slow" approach to selects a gift for Mama to sur^ govcinmont agency like the Red The beachhead bristled with A l­ in American uniforms with parka' w ing o f . adking tha Gillette eom- cover.v at Manchesler Klemorlnl j Andrei Vlshlnsky, Soviet For­ Cross or Society ot Friends. lied* artillerv. mortars snd tank DIAMONDS ^ m ttee to hiveatigate publications a declaration of national emergen­ prise her on her birthday or wed­ headgear smashed against the U. S. ho.spita1 after being given but a ' eign Minister, yesterday cancelled Tlie Administration Bill Author* gun.s. Warships of the U. N. fleet in uaed adstoet Mm in tha dunpaign. cy which the administration ding anniversary, Mama may Third Division sector at 7:30 a. m., Flawless emerald from $ 0 * 9 5 few hours to live after being ad-1 passage home today so he can Izes the President to lielp tha slid along the Sea of Japan coast­ take part in Assembly debate! was reported to be about ready to sneak back to the store and cx- (0:30 p. m., e. a. t., Tuesday). cut with 2 tapered ^ GUletta aaid Ohio win be cover- mltted, Heilmann was transferred Yugoslavs get through a food- al waters, hurling steel .Into the that ^11 go into next week. Then make. cliange it for something she likes Snipers Fire on Beachhead Luxuriou.'ily .soft and buoyant pillows, made & ed in tha rouadbp o f “ defama- to the Newport Naval Hospital. | better. short winter occasioned by last Red C3iinese concentrations. baguettes. Platinum he launched a long attack in the A doughboy, company counter-, LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE Administration men have sal hygienic, 100% Assembly on an eight-power reso­ No wonder the poor men don't Marine Corsairs, Navy Panther attacked and drove o ff Reds . $ 1 2 0 0 Buch a declaration would not have 000,090 has been spent aliepdy on mounting non-allergio. Thi.s i.*i a brand new, fresh ship­ General Electric lution asked the Assembly to any important legal effect, so far trust their own ability to pick out jeta and other Allied planes cir­ after three hours of fighting. DIAMONDS MINED ARE FINE anj'Uiing without first consulting aid through various government cled overhead, alert for any Cliln- ment. As.sorled tickings and colors. constitute the Security Council as increasing the President's pow­ agencies. Red snipers poured fire into the Famous Card ELECTRIC members and Canada as a commit­ ers is concerned. But they con­ Mama. She is so sure tliat her pse Red aircraft or to counterat­ beachhead throughout the night. ENOUGH FOR MICHAEI*S COl.LECTiON tee to see if atomic energy and taste is better than any man's Congre.ssional approval has been tack anv attempted annihilating tend it would have a great psy­ i-equested frankly for reasons of Eight Red Koreans armed with BLANKET armament reduction queatlons chological effect. could possibly bn, she has finally climax to the smashing successes Toble s expediency— to exploit the break grenades and a gun were seized can't ba lumped In a single study. succeeded in persuading her hus­ rolled up bv Chinese ground forces inside toe defense line. Senator Wherry (R „ Neb.) told band that she's right. between Tito and Moscow. The since late 'November. Hs said that the United States Front dlspniches said there w a» Flawless diamond $ $ reporters he understands that Mr. hope is that Tito’s 32 army divi­ lOth Corps t'nRs Safe Quality for quality we 5.95 49.95 was aiming only at complete con­ Truman will hold two or three sions at least would not fight no hope that all toe mass of weap­ with 8 side dia­ trol of world atomic energy by SubaUtutp ‘Our* for ’Sly’ Ail 10th Corps units were re­ ons ajid supplies could be carried mors conferences before deciding In the Marriage Vocabulary against the west in event of Rus­ ported safely out of North Korea endeavor never to permit Money-saver special! Nationally "American monopolists.” Vlihln- about an emergency prociamatlon. away by sea. There wasn’t the monds. 16 diamond advertised card tables In choice of Rich, fleecy blanket*, 60% fin* An indignant wife writes: sian aggression in Europe. nr leaving the Hungnam-Ham- wool, with deep ribbon blndlnn. sky again offered the Russian plan Tell Curbs PoUoy In Speeck In advance of today's session. nri"- beachhead. shipping for It. Loading In the matching wedding a Michaels Diamond to plain, two-tone or game board which (lemanda outlawing of all "Please tell me in your column once great slilpplng harbor was ' i R ’J l f-T* 1 Launder beautifully. Set the Rep. Vorys of Ohio. GOP fowlgn Tliese Included the long unre­ tops. All steel legs look secure atomic.Weapons befors considering SimUarly Rep. Martin o f Massa* what a woman should do when she pushed under great difficulties. ring. 14K gold. control to dealred temperature and policy spokesman in the House, ported U. S. Seventh' Division’s be under,sold . . . and rigid when table la opened. any international control ayatem. cUusetU, House O O P leader, aaid leanis that her husband, in order Allied bombing early in the war you'll alrep snugly warm. the President would have more to make people think he is better predicted the hill ’’will be beaten 17th Regimental Combat T-’am. $600 The Assembly has battered down unless it is substantially amend­ virtually destroyed the port. Ware- the plan by huge majorities aav- talks with members of Congress off financially than he is, leads ed.” This outfit was ctretched along the houses and machine shops were including heads of the banking them to believe that the property ’ Manchurian border at the Yalu eral times. A rash of amendment.! was an­ gutted. Giant cranc.s needed to committees, before malting up his his wife has inherited U his prop­ river around Hyesanjin when the move cargoes were tu’iatcd and The Soviet Foreign Minister as­ mind, erty. ticipated by leadei-a—some of them sailed President 'Traman, who he possibly proposing conditions for Chinese Reds strcck Nov. SS in' rusty. "He gets angry when I tell overwhelming masses. I said was threatening the world Wherry, in reply to questions, freeing Oi-eek chlldi'en taken host­ with the atom bomb. The eight- said Mr. Truman's decision aa to people the truth about whose prop- A 10th Corps spokesman said the i erty It really is." age by Yugoslav guerrillas or re- SLIPPERS power resolution followed a sug- whether to Invoke wage-price con­ !llgiou8 freedom in Yugoslavia. 17th had reached the beachhead' , geatlon made before the assembly trols probably will be disclosed in That's easy—but you probably I Tlie Senate version o f the bill two days ago. DetaUs of its Icy IIA V K VUL'It P.%RTV. ! last October 34 /by President Tru­ the Friday night radio speech. won’t like my answer. Stop call­ contains an express statement Btol withdrawal from to Yalu —a re- BANVttL’l OK ULUOINU The Oongreas members told re­ ing it “my ” property, even when RECEPTION IN man for speeding up atomic control, I the United States does not ;i»p- twkt- of 80 a lf miles 'but many Mohawk's and disarmament. porters they had a "free discus- there it no one around you want nrove Communist suppressiitn of slofi * on the world situation at the to know "the truth.” deers at Russian liberties. CAVEY’S two-hour conference with Mr You’d resent it, wouldn’t you, PRIVATE DLMNG RUO.M Flawlefw diamond. John’ Sherman Cooper of the Truman. It seemed unlikely this would if your husband labelled every cent satisfy those House members de­ EXDS TODAY PHONE S8UI United States, ridiculed Visbinsky's Bmator Utcas of Illinois. Demo­ he earns "m y’’ money? Well, he Matching wedding Twist Broadloom statements as “specious” and manding outright defeat of the «M "TWO FLAGS ALSO cratlc leader of the Senate, said **“ aa much right to resent plan. “FATHER’S WnlV tfAME’’ ta)id^«d4K-8»l«»band enjoy a prestige you think I dress-up belt combining velvet □ BETTE DAVIS all popular decorator shades. For wall-to- $10-95 favor of disarmament and peace," FAMILY reporters; be haan’t earned entire^ on his Flitter, boUi fashion’s pets CELESTE HOLM wall in.stallation or custom rugs in most any Cooper said. STARTS 1 ? President very specificallv 1 1 that’a a shabby at- ‘W* y**r- To make such a belt TOMORROW . The ktomie debate continues in ^ aize. A 9 X 12 rug only $129.95. A gift that bring* douM* Jojr. . « invltefl comment and opinion, and i to take. cut.... toe velvet on the lengto-wiae ALL ABOUT EVE" $10^5 to baby, to mother! Foldtag plenary sessions at Flushing I be*■* got * '*IL’* " W ife Shares la Husband’s Preatige 8 - BIG DAYS ~ 8 dingle and combination atylea In FrM $tM Is Meadow today. grain of toe fabric. atyl* with solid Moaonlta floor. Every wife ought to want her Length should be walsUine maple, blonde and new all ateel Natural finished biixh. Also aak husbMd to look as "big" as possible measurement plus seven Inches TU b models . . . *ome with washable to see our new "K ID D IE XOR* Tel A\1v — (g») _ Olreaudoux’ ROBERT TAYLOR to other people. Anything ahe can for twice what you desire for toe plaatic upholstering. Nationally RALI" ■’Mad Voman of CStalllot" la now Ruth m iell B G S t 1 7 m c P.VL'LA RAY3IOND advertiaed makea and qualitiea. being performed by the Hebrew contribute toward making him finished belt plus seam allowance. Worker’s theatre “Ohel" In Thl l^ k big” ahe should do gladly. Fold the atrip together and' ChUdren’e Oroope Raqnlre After all, she aharea in any pres­ stitch the edges on . toe wrong "DEVIL'S DOING" Flawless diamond Aviv, ^ c e rp ta treip broadoaat. tige he has. The pliy, one. eritie wrote, "had Many Mere Volnntaer Landers Bide. Shape one end to n point. & « r H a d • :N-1C:U with 8 side dia­ Why in the world would you if Leave the other open. A fter press­ been cfinfualng audlencea jin Eu­ monds. Matching r . 1 4 rope and America for several They’re having trouble in our you love your husband, prefer'to ing seams open, turn the belt Ae« nave pMple think that you're the right-side-out and press again. years and will probably confuae tow^ and perhaps in yours, too, M o v i g / wedding band with getting leaders for Brownie and family big ahot and that-without Uae an ironing cloth, to avoid Israel audiences as well . . •• -oauBia lur orownie and ------•' m ai vvunout 12 diamonds. $150 w SHOE STORE Cub troops, those junior organl- your husband wouldn't slicking toe velvet. A Diitch sloop carrying 816.000,- zationsns of toe Olrl and Boy Scouts. I ’ Add a buckle, and a sparkling BARN DANCE 828 MAIN STREET 000 in eaah sank o ff Lewas, Dei., in design of glitter buttons, and tha 1786, with only a few coins ver* being recovered. Ev«ry Pri. Night, 8:30>12 "ERNIE" ROCK , Washable AND HIS ORCHESTRA blllty myacif. Boudoir Chairs Fiber Hangers So whfle many mothera are elt- CITY VIEW Flawless diamond Ung around ready to "help” hut Extension Tables SELECT ara unwilling to ’lead,” aome of solitaire set in 14K $ 24.95 tha children who ahould be atart- I T S A DANCE HAU Ing out in Scouting aren’t getting KEENEY STREET g o ld ...... $300 ’*■ . a chanee to. GRAND $10.50 Down The romantic and popular Sweet­ Ail atylea, sizes, colon. Woven o f i HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT What’a the matter with ua moth- Ingredlenta: 6 oranges, B cups SHOW heart atyle,^ upholstered in new steel and fibre for strong and I era that we flght so against taking water, 6 cups iugar, >,* cup vine- Duncan Phyfc dropleaf styje with center Everclean plutic . . . that looks a rigid construction. Self venti­ like colorful chintz and washes ! lating. Plastic hinged coven. A AT on raaponalblHtyT Too many o f us 8sr, 3 inch piece stick cinnamon. exton.sion for extra leaf. Top is 36 x 60 with want only to ’’halp out" whan It’a H cup raltlns (ground). % eup like a china dish. Shop soon! g ■nag-proof Vel-Vo Interior. convanlant and figure that if wa alt chopped walnuts or pecana. ra$:$l^y/(Tirn leaves up, 36 x 66 with extra leaf in use. Rich Flawless diamond back and wait, aomebody elae will Method': Ualng to* point o f n mahogany. Chairs from $12.50. M O U : Oae eeMSlrte ihew tealfht. come along and asaiime toe re- paring knife, remove orange peel with 2 side dia­ ■ponaibllity for toe leadership of Deers sMe t;l(, perlsrmaacc TiW In quarters. Put peel th ro u ji food P. M. “ All Abeat Bee" ebswa eeee monds. 3 diamond 5-PC. MAPLi: DINETTE SETS, center ex­ Love Seats W ith ’ lARMAC'S our children and otoera. chopper using coanc blade. Cover at tit* . Fo MaslawB eeJeyaMBt tension talile and 4 ladderback chairs in W jlr* gnat Easing our Contelanoaa ground peel with water and b r ^ see'. M frea tke beslBatst, matching wedding , »at the truth of the matter ta to a boll. Cook until peal is tandar. amber maple finish ...... $59.95 that offering to ’’halo out" when Bette Davto band. 14K gold. The Distinctive Men’s Shop Meanwhile discard centar nMn- BeMH T*>1*e Airfoam Cushionsj we are asked Instead to assume Aaa Sextet Leele Calhen __ # brane o f orange and aseds; dloe $175 responaibilltv aa a leader isn’t "Devil’s much more than a salve to a nag­ pulp; add dicad pulp to peel and "'AH About ging ronsclence. qontlnua Cooking until mixture re­ Eve" Doorway" BUY HIM A GIFT WITH A LABEL HE KNOWS— It doesn’t help the kids, and it duces to.about % iu origjtnal quan­ •:W 7:5S doesn’t do much for ue. tity. Add sugar, vinegar, cinnamon $139.50 All* MERCHANDISE SOI.D WITH A MONEY-BACK Thetiie lobs KIDS inthat a i ere are reallyresllv vvorth-worth- Tand , ralflne. Stir «niu until eugsrsugar lata Sl'K.i “ W HUE DAKOBB LIVES” Flawless diamond while always Involve respnneibllitv Cook slowly until m i» with 4 side dia­ $21 Down GUARANTEE-CHEERFUL EXCHANGES AFTER CHRISTMAS' anrt hard work. * ’ ** thickened, stirring fre- It ’s easier to dodge such lobs. *"’‘ ly- Mixture hes beta cooked monds. 7 diamond Newe.st and finest construc­ But there’s a lot o f satisfaction In "Efficiently when the ayrup drops, matching wedding tion for satisfying, lasting taking them on. doing them well. the spoon. Stir In band. 14K gold. comfort . . . FOAM RUB­ Selection Of Nationally Adyeriised snd knowing thot we are doing ' Turn into hot stsriUsad Mmetolnr not Just for our own filling to within *i-inch o f $35 0 LA * ' BER. Custom tailoring and •mljdren but tor a whole group of | the top. Ra OFSN AT ill monds. 9 diamond MONTHS In 1848. two battiiV’- M GaiN • O F MANCHESTER M j that one has avidently bean mad* den and Andy B e'inM ek-^it two J JM ao aware of his wife’s superior matching wedding home runt during a sihgk inaliig. HOPALONG CASSIDY 958 MAIN ST. . . . . MANCHESTER tasto ho has reacrfqd too point TlitlnaUIIP!III!li band. 14 R gold. TO PAY HARMAC JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS BIN(nS 1900 PLUSi KIDDIES REVUE m TEL. 2-4188 tO-ARTHUR DRUG Mhero hs doasn't trust himself to •ick out even a nsekUa with’ Army defenalve hack K al Bhultx 'IUDDIE8 FASHION SHOW $425 K^t sava studvlng is hia hobby, and h# Ofl ____ _ i i s s m s a c a : IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN ' v •/ ranks rd acbala*tlcaily la hU ALSO CARTOONB—W fO INa AND IA>ADf WT TU N ! Pricea JncL F*d Tax amaaing, and kixd- af piiltl- Illsitw MAI.N ST OPPOSITE HIGH s SCHOOL T. flaas. I ■> M l t l II

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1’ iii !*■ ^'ri~'‘liVsiiln^'^i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANLHESIEK, CUNM„ WEDNESDAY, DEp^MBER 18, 1950 BIANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTEp. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1950 • CIFTIEST STORE IN TOWNgsssiaa onstration group Monday evening Andover children went with them. Order ERP Sigus at bar hbma on the Basket Shop Upper graders went In the eve- Reds Boosting rst Discussion Held road. **Prspardtions,^or the Holi- ,nlng, accompanied by Mrs. Wright Local Girl Scouts Issue Be Torn Down dajra’* waa tha theme of the gath­ and Mra. William W. Hammond, Idea of Peace ering. CStristmaa goodies - were who drove to Andover and com­ made, the expense being divided pleted the trip by bua. Monthly News Bulletin - - * On Fire Consolidation Vienna- W —Marshall Plan between those attending. r Miss Marjorie H. Martin, libra­ Berlin—(4>—"LltUa Peaca Dove funds have been used rebuild The new daughter of Mr. and rian, Deqglu' library, was one of Fly Over the Roof," ia tha latest Communist aong for klndergartsn Manchester Girl Scout leaders, federal roads and brIdgM In the Mra. Joseph Benxinger has been 10 llbranM? from eastern Con­ new troops In Manchester. These named Mary Anne. The Benzlng- necticut towns or cities who at­ children In Soviet-occupied Ea^> bava recelvad the first Issue of a! are Troop li at St. Bridget’s Public Utilities Commission, this Ruaslan zone of Austria and for em Qermany. Finding Com* to coincide with new metered rates several federal agricultural proj­ era now have two aona and six tended a library meeting at the monthly bulletin from their new - church, Mra. Jbaeph Falkowskl wplch supplanted the former fist daughters. They moved from He­ VVIIIlmantic State Tcochera' col­ At a recent student festival at and daughtei, leaders^ sponsored Hears Various ects. At each project—about 60 Magdeburg, the children sang the Executive Director, Mra LucUlej Quilted Robes rate. In all Austrian and ERP author­ bron to Amston a month or two lege recently. Plana were dis­ by the Daughters of Isabella; It ia reported that users are ago. cussed for a proposed regional li­ new tune while 30 live doves wera Baker. The tuUetin, entIUed "Man-1 Troop 44 at SL Bridget’s chuidh, ews on the Subject ities erected huge signs; "This tumei. loose. "They flew east­ finding, over north, that the work is being done .jWith ERP The Hebron Civic Council met brary, the state to provide and cheater Girl Scou£ News ' men-1 Mra. Georg^ WUIiama, leader, Initial Session amount of water that coata (3 at house Ih* books. The project must ward," reported the Communist funds.” Monday evening at the Town hall. newspaper "Volksstimme,’* "to tions that the newly opened Girl < sponsored by thb Daughters of 841 MAIN ST. the south end, coata somewhat ’They have stood untouched up Reports of tha meeting are not be endorsed by the State Legisla­ Isabells; Troop 43 at Hollister over $8 north of the turnpike. Al­ ture if carried out. where the bulwark of peace, the Scout office, located at 083 Main j newly appointed fact find- to two ycar.s. Now Uie itusslans yet available. groat and mighty Soviet Union Street school, leade. Mrs. Pauline ready town officials have heard With thermometors Monday street. Room 12, will bq open Mon­ Edwards. ommittee on Are department complaints on the situation. have realized Uie signs counteract Twenty-two members of the I lies.” day through Friday from nine a. all the Coininuniat agitation registering in the upper 40's and a Mrs. Baket plans to increase the eoeablidation held ita ftrnt aeasion The charges arc starting build­ Hebron Women’s clul) were pres­ M. to three p. m. Mrs. Baker will ugaln.st ERP. Soviet commanders ent at the meeting at the home of bright sunshine moat of the time, size of the bulletin and hM asked la^ilC ht under the diairinanahip ing of a possible frame of mind to it Is not surprising that shrubs be at the office full time with Mrs. "consolidate everything." which have ordered local Austrian offl- Mrs. Walter C. Hewitt last Thurs­ Indian Claims the leaders tc cooperate by inform­ ar Jtttom ey ChriaUe F . McCormick ciala to pull them down. are sending out leaves and that Ruth Larson aa part-time office would include the ' 8th District’s day evening. The ladles each secretary. ing her In advance of special troop a a t named aa iU aecretary Mra. brought a set of earrings to ex­ many small flowers are In blos­ events and also about their out­ sewage disposal system also, along The news letter will be aent B. Heard. The meeting: change with other members. Two som, such aa Johnny-jumpups, Right to Hunt come, She would like Scout ex­ with fire protection and water dis­ dandelions, etc. monthly to all leaders and other atafted a aerlea of gatharinga which boxes of gifts to be presented to hibits at the new office' showing It n expected will extend over the tribution. ; adult volunteer Girl Scout work­ Many questions of procedure Hebron patients at the Norwich State Mrs. Duane Wheeler and her Dartmouth, Canada—(A3—An el­ troop work, rnd Would appreciate Luxurious Solid Rayon ’’Quilts” That pdHPd of a year before full Infer- ers. It will contain news of troop and finance are involved, but while liospital were made up. One box two sops, Harold and Michael, derly Micmac Indian la appealing suggestions from the adult volun­ ntaUon ia gathered and made pub­ have come from Virginia to Ams­ activities, special events, and will fire and water .are separate pro- Hebron’s special town meeting remhlns here for further dona­ his conviction for hunting jdeer Il­ teer Workers. i c to effect a deejMon on the con- blema, they are being cast Into tions before being sent. Mrs. t?arl ton Lake, to spend the time while legally on the basis of a 198-year- keep the ora-anization posted on aolAatlon queatioh. > last Friday evening did not at­ .Sgt. Wheeler is on overseas duty. all phaaes of Girl Scouting. the same hopper for the long grind Links was the leader. Games were old treaty. Sportsmen Eye Assembly t t haa been gtresaed^ that the thst stretches before the fact tract a great many voters, onjy played and there was carol sing­ They will live with Sgt. Wheeler’s A copy of a treaty, signed by The current issue for December committee’a function li to gather n Usually Command Much More Fabulous Prices finding committee. ing, after which refrc.shmcnls of mother, Mrs. Harold Wheeler. the governor,, says tn part: "It Is Informs the leade's that the cabin facta and information and to take ai ut .3.3 being present. There HaiUord. Dec. 13—(iP) — The were no items in the warning which sandwiches and coffee were A p.m. A pro- and takes on passengers, were ap­ phony. The children were enthus;- P. Warner, first. Mrs. John A. The Department of Labor’s weekly sportsmen’s purposes, pollution ItetiM Fire Chief Albert Foy a.stic and applauded vigorously. Markh.am, 2nd. Sandwiches. survey reported a total of 13,241 Hie bulletin goes on to state that will bring the Christmas roses blooming to her cheeks! A Of the Bouth Manchester Fire Dis­ grom of games and entertainment proved. The closing of tbe road abatement, stream stabilization, is being planned by the executive north of the Gilead church, to Clifford R. Wright transported the pIckICs ami ten were served. Mrs. ctnima in the week, an Increase of that starting January 1, 1951, the hunting and fi.shing at reservoirs trict suggested that aa ah aid to committee which includes: Mra. children In Robert Rathbone's Irene Wright will entertain the 100 from thq preceding week. office will assume . the clerical They're the softest, richest rayon taffeta ever seen this the committee’s functions. It re­ make room for a proposed Sunday and watersheds and the expendi­ William Prutttng, chairman. Mrs. school room, was approved, a>o school bus, accompanied by Mrs. club next time. It will take the Women claimants number more functions of tha registrar. It an- ture of $200,000 for land to be used J quest the National Board of Fire Jo.seph Glrsrdinl, Mra. Joseph D«- Wright, In the afternoon. Several form of a Christmas party. than half of the total. side of heaven . . . light as a cloud, bright as the midnight tTaderwritera to study the town. the opening of the road south of , nounces the eatabllshment of three for recreational purposes. Carli, Mrs. Peter Edmondo, Jr.. the church, which will keep open Apart from deliberations of the Mrs. Mario DeBortoll, Mrs. Fran­ stars in fashion . . . in colors vivid and dazxiing! Wheth­ eommittee to date, it was learned cis Dowd, Mrs. Earl Parker, Mrs: the crossroad to the east, for travel. The continuation of rent today that one of the hinge ques­ Raymond Peltier, Mrs. Richard er she's televiewing or telephoning, or just plain relaxing, tions on which others may swing West and Miss Adeline Loetscher. control beyond the 3Ist of Decem­ may be that of wrater supply. In The place for this event will be ber waa acted upon favorably. The both north and south areas, there announced at a later date. voters approved the legalizing of she'll adore the sparkling glamor, the fresh young styling la aow a considerable lack of safe ’The next meeting of the Elling­ real estate purchase by Dr. Charles LOOK AT THIS LINE UP aad proper fire flghtlng pressure ton woman's club will be held in M. Larcomb, at Burnt Hill section of these robes. Make it a Christmas to remember with a ki ap ^ containing valuable prop­ Library hall at 8 p.m., and the of Hebron, which took place • Coachmans, studies, peignoirs! erty. There seems to be a grow­ guest speaker will be James T. several years ago. heart-warming gift for all year long! ing feeling, not alone at the south Pascoe from House of Jimpera Work of the committee on nam­ and of town but over north, that in Warehouse Point. His subject ing roads of the town was accept­ • Mandarin toppers! apy Improvement in fire protec­ "Decorating with the Old and ed, and a map made by First Se­ BURTON’S CHRISTMAS ROBE SALON, tion may have to be considered New:’’ ’The hostess; chairman, lectman Wlnthrop S. • Porter was • Wraparounds! Is ----- along with possible public owner- Mrs. Raympnd Peltier, assisted by shown. It was voted that the r # MAIN FLOOR. ohip of the Manchester Water Mrs. Harold Patric, Miss Nellie committee continue Its work by • Luscious Christmas- Colors! company. McKnight. Miss Hazel Aborn, Mrs. naming brooks, hills, or other his­ Ih e connection between the two Edwin Heintz, Mrs. Harold Davis, torical places. Maps will be print­ Items of conatdidatlon and water Mrs. Blanche Fournier and Mrs. ed and will be sold to help pay ex­ ^ atrlbution is being forged by Donald Fisk. This meeting takes penses of printing, etc. Members r clicumatance as well aa by neces- place on Wednesday, December of the committee were Wlnthrop . ■ .% • H ’ atty. 20. S. Porter, Clarkson F. Bailey, Le- The Frehleaa of Pres sure The annual buslneoa matting Roy B. Kinney, Albert W. Hllding, Itiere Is a problem of adequate and roll call of members of the Mrs. Clu-ence E. Porter and the poeasure at the south end Just ns Ellington Congregational church late Claude W. Jones. thore Is at the north end. But at will be held Thursday, night tn the Mr. and Mra. Walter C. Hewitt the north part of town, water social rooms of the church. A sup­ observed their 30th wedding anni­ coats now are aenrlng to loin the per for members will precede the versary Saturday, In a quiet way, pMblem of erater tu|^y with fire meeting at 6 p.m. Three changes at their home on the Green. They yntectlon, pdaolbly b ^ u a e aome in the by-laws which were recom' were married December 9,. 1920, raUdenU figure both problems mended by the prudential com­ at the home of the bride's parents, a i ^ t be aettlad within the same mittee will be voted on. The first being to Increase the number of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles M p uge. Somil north enders seem Bailey, of Columbia. Mrs. Hewitt ta believe that the .time of argu- deacons from two to four, the tn Mant of conaolidatlbn will be the second would discontinue the of' Is the former Miss Annie Bailey. 3-DAYS ONLY time also to tidk public owm- flee of pastor'e asalatonts of which They have two daughters, the emhlp of the water aupply in the duties will be taken over by the Misses Emily and Joan. The for­ Mh District committee on ushering and offsr- mer Is a sophomore at the Willi- <^he town owned water depart- ing appointed by the pastor. The mantlc State Teachers’ college. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY t now serves the southern third change concerns tha amend­ Miss Joan Is a seventh grader In of the town up to Middle ing of any rule which would ba tha Hebron elementary school. They have lived In Hebron for a pike. The privately owmed done by a two thirds vota of the .tj.' cheater Water ooippany with members present and voting at number of years, jgfter having gtta*aeparate facilitleo, handles theany annual or monthly meeting of been located in New London for a ■ortheni section. the church. time. Mr. Hewitt Is the son of ‘ New Rate fiet-np John N. Hewitt and the late Mrs. ■ ■ Boms months ago the private Germany pioneered in the con­ Hewitt, and was born In Hebron. •m peny secured a tentati\’e, re- version of lignite into gaa before Mrs. Hugo Lederer was hostess tf^pabla new rafb setup from the World War II. to the Tolland County Home Dem­

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Sunday, December their aaugtiter, M n. M ar­ Son Bom Toda^ jorie M. Kimwcyak and family of Greater Caution Needed To Sgt. Steveii8o ii8 9 tli Birthday^ »<>«>(' ^ ^ g ^ t j of. Tolland In December Driving friends Friday. l>eccmber 8. A son was boni thlg morning at Mr. and Mrs. Ott o f RpekvtUa 1:3C to Master Sgt. and Mrs. Al­ ‘Mw. Jo«<^ini^ Snow Dawn -. Dusk ■Darknsaa. 4."must' mean greater caution, and were Bundsy guests of Mr. and Death! bert J. Stevenson at Manchester Bdward Meacham and family. proportionately reduced speed for Memorial hoepttal. Sgt. Steven­ To fCoept^l^n House "In mid-winter, aspccially in the driver. .Th e car heater, de­ • Mlaa Christine Brigsam of Rock- December it almost seem* that son la with Company A. 189th In­ vUle was a recent gueat n f Miss froster, and windahleld wiper fantry, 48rd Division at Camp ^"*s;bbming Sundey there ia, actually, no ddyllght blades must be In A-1 oondlUon, Sadie Millard. ' worth mentioning.” dblef q f Po­ Pickett. It Is their first child. Mr. and Mrs. aifford Giles of as well, it he is to avoid the dan­ Mrs. Stevenison is the former Mr. and Mra. Harold 8. Lyman lice Herman O. Schendkl aaid this gers Invited by limited vUlon.” Maitford. were Tolland guests of morning. "Tt’a dark when we go to Shirley MurawskI, daughter of ' o t 104 1-2 O n trr ntreot will keep The Police department's Decem- Mr. and Mrs. John MurawskI. The friends Sunday. work In the morning. It's dark ber program of traffic safety edu­ latter it known as John Miller, the "open, houae" Sunday, December Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig w'hen we come home.. And theae, of Manchester were Sunday guests cation la aponnored In cooperation former minor league pitcher. Sgt. ITEMS jMTeotyninth unfortunately, are the peak hours with the National Safety Oouncil Stevenson la tho son of Mr. and at the Steele-Hall home. of automobile traffic.” b fn h d a jo f^ r t. i.yman'a mother, and its efforts are being coor­ Mra. Albert Joseph Stevenson, Mra. Joaephinc A. Snow, widow of The combination o f heavy traf­ l.,odge Studies Budget dinated in Mancheter by the Po­ proprlstors of ths Highland Park Charles H. Snow. Relatives and fic, darkneas, and— to large ex­ lice department. store. SOMETHING friends may call'^rom two to five tent-w eather conditions such as Hartford, Dec. IS—(4h Finances and a evf^ to nine, Tho actupl tt Sprlnir Hill, be­ For Painters, Carpenters, Plumbers tween Storrs and Willimantic. As yesterday heard the budget re­ srcordlng to the National Safety a ilr l she was employed in Gur- quests of the Stste'a mental hns- Council.” Chief Schendel said. le>^lle, the native viliafcc of tho pitsls, the Agricultural Fxperi- To combat the dangers present Doll's All Metal lat«y Governor Cross o f Connecti­ ment Station and the Aeronautics In winter driving, the Chief made DOLLS SAVINGS! cut. at the Hanka silk mill. The Commission. The largest request several suggestlona for the motor­ H i d l W S came from the mental hospitals, ist's .self-preservation. patterns little 8t|k mill of that Arm, said to HIGH CH A IR Daniel Green Comfys be. the first in the country, waa which are seeking about $88,000,- "The long hours of darkness In bought by the late millionaire, 000 in the new budget winter," Chief Schendel said. Henry Ford, and moved to- his SINGING DOLL For the first time For Dad •— Gronddod — Rig RraHior Rm W4)-Ride Village in Sudbury, W ool and Loathore. Colon. Maas. The mill where Mra. Snow in smart t o l o n ! worked is still standing and but­ 5J» tons are manufactured there. the sensational She remembers the Starkweath­ er family who lived in Mansfield ‘M " RF.n. 18.98 and one branch of the f^inilv In • Full S iz e - Comfys and Satins Win hold VanHeusen Gurleyviile. Asked if she knew Boy or Girl Dolls a Miss .S. Annie Starkweather who 28” Doll died in April, 184Q, and was. a | Colon for Grandma — Mofhor — or Ifg SIstor Soo. teacher in Manchester j>ubUc! e All Steel Shoop LInod Loothor. or Poddod Solos. schools for 37 years, she' replied i ConstmetleO that she did not, but did know | with the Loothor. Wool ond Sotin — For ANI >lis8 Starkweather's niece, Mrs. i S24-828 M.MN ST. IDEAL’.S REO. 3.49 • Indtviduany Ida S. Bldwell, who survived her \ Parked soft collar that aunt by only three years. She al­ TE!.. 5161 SNOOZIE DOU so knew Gustave Storrs who do­ • Bide with nated mucJi of the Isnd where the MANCHESTER state college buildings are now lo­ Floral won’t Kali-sten-iks cated. It was called the "Agricul­ 2.99 Traasfsr $150 tural Oollege" in U;e early days; O u ow F m Btum n m All Whito or Brown Shoos for ChHdron fmd Grond- girls from the 'Miroundlhg coun­ Mm dimcfiMMwi try were admitted, and her sister- wrinkle paMenu from our ehlldron. Rod ond Rrown Oxfords and Straps for iorgo omorlmon, . . . in-law was the first girl to grsd- Lorgor ChHdron and Missos. uste. Mrs. Snow said. Thursday Night Extra Saving Specials! ever..! {Other JUu F « > Botutn Tito, t l a l l . 50) For H i S You add an extra dimension A nnanimous favorite in whitel to your appearanpe when you 'r o U a n d REG. 6.98 MECHANICAL TRAIN SET ; . . Now— becauM men want wcarV anHeusen three-dimen­ Acrobat Bonded Sole Oxfords CHOOSE HIS SK O A L POWER TOOL GIFT AT WARDS COLOR, the Van Heueen Cen­ sional pattern Tie*. Eve- ^ the Henry W. Ford principal of REG. 5.98 MECHANICAL TRAIN SET tury, with its no-.tarch, no-staya catching. . . eye-filling. . i in/ extraordinary patterns— big, George Herahoy Robertson schoolt collar— is here in rich, mascu­ Guorontood for Throo Ftrii Months' Woor or o Now 'was elected, temporary ehainnaa REG. 1.00 GROUP CHILDREN’S GAMES for 97s medium and small—over­ o f the Tolland County Principals’ line shades! flowing with color. Tailored Christmas Pair of Acrobats Froo! AssoclaOon organised recently. REG. 349 PLAY TYPEWRITERS 247 Van Heusen Century collar ia with Van Heusen sk ill. . . in Frank Mormlca of Tolland, with a ot'en in one piece... won’t curl, fine fabrics that stay knotahle ' GIVE HIM SHOPSMITH— i . . retain their shape. aeveral principals as steering com­ t atay. neat and comfortable day PRESENT mittee were elected to assist Mr. REG. 5.98 ALL METAL SERVICE STATIONS 449 Ford. A meeUng for election of FIVE GIFTS IN ONEI and night! Features Van Heusen .Growing Girls’ Loafers officers and formation of the !; ’-w ■: ';i' • REG. 12.98 STATION WAGON STROLLERS 1049 ’’Comfort Contour” collar that with a agenda for the remainder o f the acts low, feels swell. year will be heM at Radcttff Hicks ; ^ REG. 17.98 HEDSTROM CARRIAGES 1549 In blue, tan and grey — wide­ Strop SondolG — Rod. Brown Oxfords. Mokos: Memorial schoed In Tolland cen­ FUTURE Friondly — Sundial and Actlvo Molds. ter January ii, 1951. at 7:30 p. m. REG. 1.98 TRAIN SETS 140 spread and regular collar models. f '4 ToUand Boy Tpgpp 15 hat 1 6 9 5 0 • X given notice that nawspapen. Mfc'' gaainea will be cqUaeM on Janu­ REG. 1.98 AUTO RACER SETS Sr- 1.00 Sand him in and have him selea his Kuppen- ary 6, 1051. Please »Baua aiiMiH heimer now. That gives us ample time to take care of bundles tied securely. • 5 Major ffowor Tao/t m O m (M f PIONEER lELTS Mra. Sadie Millard spent Sun­ any littje adjustments. Tl^en, come Christmas Day, he'll Dress Pumps • Fvgge A eompocf, pracMeo buih day December 10 with relatives In STETSON HATS Hartford. Kiildipo Lovr thr Realistic Dial! MOTHER’S have the fun of wearing it—not just looking at it hang­ Brown. McKih. Rod 'cnid Groon. Mod# by Rhythm A Christmas party has been The ideal gift for himl It's a complete HELPER ROYAL ROBES ing on the tree! A Kuppenheimer is a luxmry gift that’s Stop. Dorothy Dodd, Air T r^ . planned for Friday, December 22, Sower woriditop Miot tovet over 'A at 7:30 p. m. In the church pisriora. praaical, too! TTie building committee elected tho cost of oomporoblo tingle-pur- DIAL PLAPHONE WOOL SHIRTS or the church renovation are poso tools... sets up in about % the Luther I. Barnard, Emery M space. Cembinos o DIk Sander, Bench WOOL JACKETS Ghe him this passport Clough and Mra. John H. Elliott. The last regrilar meeting pf Sow, lathe, Vert, opd Horiz. Drill ODD PANTS to a Kuppenheimer! a j f ^ r Daughtera of the Civil War Vetiw- Press into one comport unit. 10% Tun Itrinhs QUALITY ans, Tolland Tent No. 22 was held down, balance monthly on terms. Plate,I BtUs! at the home of Mra. Carrie C. SPORT COATS Ayers. The following officers were , elected: President. Carrie Avers; 'v'cf I’hone— l..'5!l UNDERWEAR 1 senior vice president, Majid ‘ Clough; Junior vice president, CLEANING SET AN INVESTMENT IN GOOD APPEARANCE A real looking toy tele, GLOVES FOOTWEAR Florence Ayers; chapIin, LUItan phone with natural uial Won’t she be happy with her ewa I Wilson: press correspondent. Nel- action. A pair of ihesr olcasing acedef CAPS lie Darling; patriotic Instructor, will keep your young Maud Clkugh: council member tters busy (or hours! ’ no. 1. Minnie Metcalf: no. 9, Maud PAJAMAS Mitchell; treasurer, Lilly Crandall7 Men’s Dress Oxfords ' guide, Florence A y m j^ rd ,- Ma(^' TOPCOATS IF YOU DONT KNOW Hl$ SIZES- ilia Wilhelm: color bearer, no. 1 , Minnie Metcalf: no. 2 Llssle OVERCOATS Hughs: no. .1 . ly^uiae Metcalf; no. Cw. BroiiR — Black 4, Emma Crandall: historian, Mln- ROOT SOCKS BUY k GIFT GERTIFICATE ' nle Metcalf. Voted to give white M Or Co-Oparativa aai Baits : socks to the Newington Veterans. 1 s A 5‘. ^ , PLAY DOCTOR SETS SPORT SHIRTS GIFTS GALORE IN •at* The next meeting of Tent No. 22 OUR ROYS' DEPT. FOR SHOES - CLOTHING -- ETC. ' will be held at the home of Mrs. I'-., • Bright Carrying Case POLO SHIRTS Grtce-D. dough.-Wednesday. De­ AGES 4 TO 12 cember 13. This will be a Christ­ L ln the Unhai Congrega- 1795 hobbyist. Does dozens of jobs—drills, and polishas floors, weodworit. 115- ^ / unique kits. Infor- -- tional church recently. Mary Leon- sands, grinds, polishes. Jacobs hand- Complete with Cmsh Care. Planen. D e^ mathre, tnotmettPa Sins 4 to 12 yearn not ‘ •t'4 'Holland fecelyed third prise Uli V, 60-cyclo AC-DC motor. 8' sheeps- , lirks and Flying Plane that lands and and lots of fun. life chuck. Trigger switch. loops. FOR ALL ■ in church pictures in the s p ^ a l wool bonnet. Three 7' sondlng discs. >®%****"»~ A SMARTER youth’s and cadet aiieo j ciaastfication elaaa. - Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller of ; 12 to 20 years. Fine Selertion of Decorated Pieceaf <1; Set Of 8 GIFT 31-PIECE TEA SET BOYS’ WOOL. PART i’ Prtfty Colors! Gay Piqures! Mgtai! WOOL. TWEEDUROT i P«r HTklfig, Oolftng or locrfiH§.. • and CORDUROY ^

teWeii Woo)— noturg't warmest ma­ .'1 a^ngS 1dm mOntha and months of luug. fonn-fittigg .25 Arrow terial— it unrivoled for out­ TROUSERS I comfort. Worn with or without jackot, for sports, for M m 'o XMAS LIGHTS ## u Cetogiio f: work,Tor loafing...ovarywhaia, any tima. Handaema GABANARO door weor. "Snow ool" is a ...U^t...navar ridas up. Givoa p^oct protectioo... selncttd woolen fobric mod* ^ | 0 0 . Smooth mrta( that Washubl* ONIV won't break! 1 . 1 9 ^ 100% virgin wool worstod...patantad construction. OabarUlii* to Corter's own specifications, Pretty, bright col SoMtaShirH 9 o 9 9 • lU l lAR ors. G ill boxed. the rtsuit of years of exacting COMPLETE SELECTION Ne'Mundi • No Bind • MoSog "Marry Chrbftnat” with BOYS* BROADCLOTH OF INDOtMl AND OUTDOOft, Give Hhn Arrow's fine washable rtteorch and tasting, a racog- LIOimNO AT SAIINGB! hit favorHa soebl Foshioa gabardine with amart saddle Takm-faatanad...built-in pockata...Hand8om» atltching on collar and pockets. nizad laoder of snow-suit SYNCMRO-SANfl^^^ ^ Award winning Holoproof ^ ------Several handsome aoltd colors. SHIRTS , 4“ lENCH SAW Z HoatlMr and Rich Solid ColocB. Xm masHhA ------S fabrics.' Ml Mjiwfi| oonoiig wool Come in today for this outstand­ Chriitwws.spfc»

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER id. 1950 meets tonight at 8 o'clock at the come; Quareschl, The Little World Benham, Pearl Diver'e Luck; Scott, How to Lay a Nest Egg; tlnguishsd ItseU la Aarca BgBttoee ,v church. Additional Books of Don Oomtllo; Hall, The Far Chamberlain, The Second World Scully, Behind the Flying Saucers; Aiitlibny Mnrgiotta against Chlnsss Ooauntoiist Is d iM Rockville Meetings Landa; Heyer, The Grand Sophy; War, v. 4: The Hinge of Fate; Seeger, The Pageant of Russian and Is offirially eradltod tattli <■$•» Jennings, The f*epper Tree; Kala- t^ppy. The Decline and Fall ot History: SIringo, A Texas Cowboy; mtirsir dlffarent In motlra, but The Northeast Parent-Teacher At Whiton Library* Fighting ill Korea troylng aevsn CMBS88 tattaUsos Aluminum Walls { . Association will meet at the shnikoff, Toyon; Itoufinan, Jubel'a Practically Everybody; Early,' Skinner, Nuts in May. during the drive SB QboSte ' rs«.' tegetbor tbsy Add up to one dan- Children; Keyes, Joy Street; New York Holiday; Frank, How ■ervolr. . schoolhouse on Hale street this DlpionmU to Eat ' gar to tbs cAUAs o f psAcs a dan- •Id Building evening at eight o’clock for its an­ Following are new books re­ Klingman, His Majesty O’Keefe; to Help Your Child in School; 011- Somewhere in Korea, (Delayed) A groduato of Manchsatsr m gb For Skyscraper Tel Aviv -—(F) • Foreign diplo­ Heralib gsr whleb tbs other members of The Open Forum nual Christmas party. cently added at the tVhiton Marshall, The Infinite Woman; breth; Bellea on Their Toes; Hart, —Marine Private First Class An­ school, M anlotta snilatad ln ..taq The WSC8 of the Rockville library; Roark, Rainbow in the Royals; The Story o f American Roads; mats' shall eat better, the Israel thony Margiotta, 19, son of Mr. Marines In A^ptombsr, IMA. AUss the Ualtod Nations must,, some­ b’orclgn Office has decreed. Even w c New Tork—(F)— Oast aluminum o Be Surveyed Methodist church will hold an ex­ Fiction: Tasakl, I^ n g the Imperial Way; Heyerdaht, Kon-Tlkl; Kimbrough, his enlistment he has seen duty at how drcumvent If they can. The Uommunleatlons for puUicattoro In the Open Vbrum wUt pot The Innocents from Indiana; Peat- if they pay in restaurants In local and Mrs. Oraslo Searlatoi'^ 188 anels are taking the place o f ecutive meeting this evening at Borden, Catspaw; Carroll, Tllsey, Champion Rond: Waltarl, Comp Lejeune, N, C., and DsM- Irony o f the sittwtlon Is that our he ciisrantsed publication It they oontaln tnors tlian iiOO wirrds. rick faring in enclosing New Christmas Without Johnny: Cos- (Thel Adventurer: Young, Blaze tie. A Natural History ot Trees: currency only, tliey will be serv’ed Maple street, Manehester. Conn., gren. Vs., as well as Korea. Tns Barald reserves tbs light to decline to ^Mlsb say mattor S 7:30 o’clock at the church. Posselt, The World’s Greatest trXssn&ssh.. hard and firm position with re­ York's nsweit skyaemper, a 24- liool Board of Rock- tain, Son of a Hundred Kings; of Glory. mealy "non-au#terlly meals” as Is serving in North Korea. to that may be Uhelous or whleb Is in bad tasto. rres aaprsaalon Christmas Stories; Rich, My Ncek The ellmats o f the Qtmn Chsieo story structure at 65S Madison Europeans use lignite for fuel Ellis, The Vexations of A. J. Went­ Non-Fietlon: now offered to tourists from other Tlie Manehester Marine 1s a gard to negotiations Is playing in­ or poUUcal views Is desired'Wy contributions tt this ebarsotsr of the Woorls; RiKisevnlt, Partners: of Paraguay la like that Of south­ atjrwag>riar avenuA illc Wisbea to Relo- by drying it and pressing the re­ worth, B. A.; Fast, The Proud and Allen, The Truman Merry-Go- roiintrles who pay in foreign 'cur- member of the first battalion of to the hands o f Russia, which but Isturs which are dafamatory or abusive wtll bS rejaeted. Round; Batntop, Here 1 Stand; The United Nations and Youth: rt>ney. the regiment, which reeently dls- ern Florida. •M fr Braaiac Be Raflactlva Insulation In connec­ mainder into briquets. the’ Free; Fletcher, Bennett’s Wel­ HoiMa7» «t doesn't want to have any negoOs- ate Cafeteria .t Urn— Omb« tion with air-conditioning of the tions at all taking place. if you please, need your fervent building is one o f the purposes. I M«ll Matur. Appreciates Editorials lock vine, Dec. 13-^ (Special ) — To Mr. Ferguson, Publisher, and prayers,.as well and the Presi­ Modem appearances is another. fnRTlWHtrflQH BA1W dent and the whole Oongreaa of our To The Gklltor, Louis Itots, the builder, says 60 the meeting of the Board of f a fMT 6jr Because She Is A Jew , , . V „ I beloved country. May Ood again tons of aluminum, acquired before MOMtlM fey KSU •••••••••••• For some time I linve been hop- i AmerICA the world's last jcatlon of the town of Vernon OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS TO 9 THIS WEEK I Month by ttatl ••••••••••••• ,t LOU the freeze, are being used. d last evening, it was voted to .( .0* We are living in an era when Ing and planning to write a good great atand for freedom and op- Oofey • •«••••••••*••*•**■* ke a-survey of theoio-called old •Illy, fey ••••••• .t .M the traditional liberty, the tradi­ letter to the forum expressing my i portunlty, also for all churohes. m Hm n C On* T o «r...... fU.00 personal appreciation of the high i."Long may our land be bright (h School building by an archi- ItXOO tional decency, the traditional tol­ of m m. »Bfn«fh ievel and clear-thinking, c o n s is t-| with f^dom |. ho^ Bathing Suits t to see where the present cafe- erance of the American way of Graat Ood our la on the third fioor can be re­ " l u K S w ^ r life are being shamefully and ent, cogent and literary i Kint^-^We^alr*King." We "have asked the pub-' r 3.. t 8B aMUCIATBO PIU M of your paper. I , have followed Worry Aussies libher to let' this appear without sted. The building commtt- Aioaelotod cruelly abused. A t some point, it thcni as far as a busy calendar give name, to make it more imperson­ of the board will look into the this la going to continue to oe permitted, regretted that I have 4 ■’ Mw> OiMMtoIMn htniHhf to It or al, and BO perhaps more helpful. Sydney — (IP) — Australian mi­ it of the survey and a special give not been able to read them more. MMnriM orhdNoO is UIW »a»W America, this abuse has got to Some other time wa may have grants from Europe who appear oropriatlon will be asked at a i -m t siM ISO loMl nswo p * t i * e s » w N ot only are the editorials On Sydney's beaches in French- •rial town meeting. Tlie old Hchts of tspBhlioithis ol Mwisl stop. Such a point has now been thought-provoking, objectively ami time to Improve on this hasty, but W a tk in s we hope, also timely letter. style bathing costumes, or undress rh school building is used by );|[j^pM('lMO BOfnis sfo sIM r«..orys _nena baa two major opponents in black. Cornucopia design "C" and Rosenberg at a Communist meet­ this time, but suggest now that eight o'clock in the O.A.R. hall .1 Ww United Nations, and that Legal Notices In Memorlam F.agle-back pattem "B " are boan- ing 10 years ago. If there has readers of the Herald read more be followed by the annual tlfiilly decorated in varl-coloml of editorials.' They, like In other i HMse two oppenenta are the Unlt- E S T A T E or JOSEPH M. CARLSON. iristmas party with exchange of bronzes on black. All have hand been one thing obvious about this papers, arc almost forgotten con­ loving memory of John Cuaano. i ‘ M gtatea and Ruatla. iMtc of Andovrr. In th<* ProbilF Dlt- lied December IS, 1949. | fts. There will be a'Christmas woven flag aeata. witnesa, it was that he had never tributions. In general people turn 1 ogrom and refreshments will be ; ' Tasterday, Russia even delayed trirt of Andorer. dec^BUFd. I f] seen Mrs. Rosenberg at such a to headlines, or start at the back TI j f Adnilnlulratrix havlnir Fshlblled i Alwayg remembered. I rved by the following commlt- . ''appeeval of the first Arab-Aslsn her BdmlnlirtTEtlon arrount with B«td meeting, but that he had decided with funnies, and forget about I e: Mrs. Christine Mead, chair- Mac resolution—that calling for editorials. They’re too heavy and EiitatF to thF Court of Probate for said I Susie Cusano, wife. , h t ' , " - ' . on, Mrs. Viola Lugg. Mrs. Cora to say so nonetheless. long, never realizing how much Dlntrlct for *allow ance. It I b irding, Mrs. Leona Prelle, Mrs. Tables by Mersrrian i iorraagements for a cease fire in OHDEUED: That ‘.he VKh d a y o f » : * i9 There has never been, and nev­ time and effort often goes into Card o f 'I'hanka •celia Reynolds, Mrs. Selma ^JEorea. Russia may, today, ap- Dooeinber, 1950. at o’clock In the '■ ■ ■ c ''iL-i V.' er will be, any real possibility that them. Maybe it would help If la forenoon, at the Probate Office In .“ I AUTOSATIC fiAS ■ichord, Mrs. Ethel Taylor and j 1‘rprove that resolution, but if Rus- dividuals exchanged their thoughts C o l u m b i a , be. and the sam e Is a s i l f u e d We wish to extend our appreciation rs. Esther Weber. I ^'Custom Jewelry of the Homc'^ Mrs. Rosenberg is a Communist. and thanks to our many relatives, f ^ ;i |i Ma does one can be cure that, be- in these columns. What made for a hearing on the alloa’ance of said Somaco Club Her whole record in public life de­ adm inistration account with said Es­ friends and neighbors for the klnc i* , ‘ i [' |i bind the scenes, Russia will be America great was the individual deeds and sympathetic understanding The Romoco Club will hold Us nies it. tate rjid this Court i.lrecls tin* A dm in - ♦ t- - l ! ! REFRI6 ERAT0 R Nationally advertised contribution of thought and Inter­ istrutrlx to cite all persons Interested shown us In the decent loss of our hus­ i v - \i J iristmas dinner this evening at bk ^trying to persuade the Chinese f - Mersman models with LIniilf'd ■tot'k. Bubjert ^to prior 1«. But there is one thing about est, not merely a regimented therein to appear at. said t i m e a n d band and father, Charles Sadrozinskl. 1- - . . A k 30 o'clock at Wesleyan hall with Phono your order; Miinrlienter ^ITL •'Communists to hold to cease fire We are nnjst grateful to all who sent genuine mahogany tops lira. Rosenberg which is certain. thinking and doing. .Send the edl place, by publishing this order once eh person bringing a 25c grab- torlals on to your statesmen if In Borne newspaper having a circula­ the lovely cards, flow«ra and loaned tg gift. Mrs. Albert MiffUt has and drawer fronts, hard­ II/terms which wlU be impossible. tin* use of their cars ot helped in any Mrs. Rosenberg la a Jew. And you think them worthwhile. Tliey t i o n I n said District, at least five days «n in charge o f the Reservations. wood bases. Chippendale ; A t the same time, the United before said tlipr* A ssigned. way. that fact is the key to the whole have it hard these days. They - S |50 chairside table has two hptatM gave its approWl to the And due -return make. 5frs. Charles Sadroziiisklj? Daughters of Isabella shelves; the drawer front shameful business at Waahlng- need our sympathetic interest ami Certified from Record William Sadrozinskl, The Daughters of Isabella will _ fire resolution, but, in its i f of the commode table has ton. constructive thoughts, and, ' they. CLATTON E. HVNT, Judge. Walter Sadrozlnskt >ld their piristm os party this l.'W n behind the scenes negotla- inlays; coffee table a a Watkins Hitchcock for every stocking! Mrs. Rosenberg is Jewish and 'snlng at /eight o’clock at the Chalralde Table 2044x22" gloss top. ^Hoas, was setting ceasa^'/bre condi- oose d u b With on exchongo of Commode Table 144»x25’’ she la being appointed to high '’ibona the Chinese Oomibuntats did WITH rOUR OLD RERRfGER4TOR fts. Coffee Table 20x3844" public position. That la the fact Tooag Married Oooplea asem likely to accept. G — 24,00 which Is intolerable to anti-Sem­ Tba Toubg Married Couples . But It la not likely that either lb will koid ita Christmoa p v t y itic groups in this country. And jibs United SUtea or H^Bsala wtU ivenlng at 8 o’clock at the by their strategy .with regard to even aurfece approval to the STAYS SILENT — on chur^ social rooms.' A rep- Watkins popular priced Hltch- her they are serving notice that oentattve from the American rocke are oil of the Pillow-back _____ Arab-Aslan toaoluUon— any Jew who dares accept high Ir Lines fit Hartford will ipe'ak Choice 24.95 design with simple slats. Both :’S b a t calling for a special commla- LASTS LOUOER — id show a color and sound movie styles "B " and "F " are finished In public appointment must be pre­ fi^Mon to try to negotiate all prob- Vcopulco, the Riviera o f the black with gold decorations and pared to be accused of being a with hand-woven flag seats. Tlie E — 32.50 >ji>Jsms concerning Communist to MODEL SN400A 10-YEAR GUARANTEE! mericos.” A report of the . Boy Communist. It weight nothing at x>ut Volley Forge Encampment slat stencilling on "E " is the popu­ l^felna. • Open Ttiursdey Evening lar fruit bowl motif, and a stylized all in the strategy of such groups ill be given and Santa dau s will Bach Ug country baa its own To t:00; Friday To At30. ly a iriait to the group. Refresh- Cornucopia stencil Is used nn pat­ that the charge may have to be V\9N* reasons for opposing this ents will be served following on tern "F ." Model "G " . . . the false. They know that that very (Change of gifts. loweat priced of all . . . Is in ma­ fntlon. fact makes the charge itself the Men’s du b hogany finish with gold fruit taiwl -Tba United States, Incapable of stencilling, and hand-woven fibre- mbre disconcerting, the more hor­ The December business meeting F — 32.50 ilttlng that it may be wrong ' St. Bernard’s Men's dub will rush seat. rible, the more difficult to answer. 1 Formosa In some shadow of the I held this evening at eight They know there ia a certain re- clock at the church hall. All Mahogany TabI es way China is wrong in Ko- ceptlveneas, in some quarters, lo Hie Men’s dub of the First I ^WeM takea tba position that to dls- such charges even when tliey arc ongregational church of Vernon Three fin eoll-mohogany g ift to­ I v’hma Formosa and Korea together obviously false. They have but | \c\?' bies have Just arrived for Christ­ L/yrauld oonstituta appeasement of .\ VO mas! The 20x20” top at the lamp one purpose— to keep Jews from I ^ICUnese action in Korea. The Unlt- table is rimmed and shaped. A entering public life— and, in this drawer is featured in the 16x22" jgbd States knows that Formosa is case, they are proclaiming their Vtc'O s commode end table, and the gloss- V^Bventnsdly going to China. It BANTLY Intention of subjecting every Jew protected top of the coffee table ia '}>BOwa that Communist China is 18x36 Inches. who does take public post to the Uy going to be seated in same kind of • unscrupulous viUtl- United Nations. It knows that O IL CO. cation. China is going to have m M A IN ST. voloe in the future of Korea. These elements, by their at­ Santa*8 pack will be T E L . 529.1 But it takes the * view thgt, if tacks on Mrs. Rosenberg, have gbape things happen, they must succeeded in giving that woman filled with *em! ^SMfFSn over a period of time, by an anguish which can only be Lange and Fuel [f.lBSliart, methods, and not as the compared to that of the Nazi con IronnieV MADE OF eOFPENI Choice for the attainment of a centration campa. They have sut- ion Distributors 27.50 ; ties ana unified Korea. This Unit- ceoded in imposing upon her an COMPLETiLY AUTOMATIC! StaUa attitude, taken togeth- ordeal so fiendish in its naked roning De monstration First showing anywhere! t ' ar with rbe attitude the Chinese hatred that. she would not volun­ IQ-YEAR WARRANTY! MODEL Wi-30 Oommumsts are formayy main» tarily choose to go through it by MRS. UNA REID A MELODY OF ■ tabling, seams to make peace im- again. NANTUCKET .fp eteb le unless a majority of the Now, it seems to us, it is up to SHAVING PLEASURE ' United Nations over-rules the the members of the United States tlnlted States. Senate; without exception, to de­ Thursday, 2 to 9 P- M. Russia's Opposition to the nego- clare where they stand. The ques­ Wool Braided Rugs ^ tiation resolution is- based on en- tion is whether "any nation . so- tnrcly different grounds. Russia conceived can long endure." The Now for the Aral. time you can give machine-made a fine thing going in a bud- question Is whether we are going to allow the forces of hatred in braided wool ruga (at amazingly low cost). Nantucket d in g war between the United rugs are made of the same sturdy wool rags as the States and China. It is fine for our midst to proceed, unrebuked, , ' 1 :« ;■ to the torture of the InnoccnL handrinade variety. The difference is that instead of Russia because it threatens to the braids being sewn by hand, they are machine sewn, Senate procedure has allowed this GAS RANGE involve American military saving hours and hours of labor. Yet these rugs bring cynically-designed torture to take You w ouldn't More gift rugs.. ^ Strength in a secondary and Inde- you the long-wearing quality, the rich colorings, and place. Senate procedure alao al­ 1 ^ dalve military areA It is fine for ®B vjT ^ Softly colored branded oval cotton chenille resistance to soiling characteristic of wool. In hit-orr lows every Senator an opportuni­ Russia because it threatens to ruga; soft under foot! miss Colonial colorings. i. , ^ spUt the United NaUons. ty to rise and aUte that, from the ¥ really enjoy 244x4 feet ...... C85 Ihsrefore, Ruaaia'a power poU- bottom of his American heart, he to 8x5 feet ...... 10.75 SEAFORTITS NEW play la to persuade the Chl- rejects and deplores such an at­ Imported oblong all wool hand-hooked ruga .^ 'aese Communists to be as tough tempt to atrike at the very foun­ SRYSTAL QUARTET Christmas in quaint Colonial designs. 2x3 fM t ...... 7Jie ^ a n d aggressive uid unreasonable dation o f American democracy. % 2x4 feet ...... *.*S 244x4 feet ...... 11.25 AultiMtIc UghNngl 3x5 feet ...... 1A78 ’ as poasiblA Ruaala doca not want 3x5 feet ...... 1M 5 p m c 4 to oorne ^ Aalai op any gleaming Cryatol toC* Cotton rag oval branded ruga in authentle L«glsa Meets Bciutfisy moJta hla rooming sham a Other stock sizes to order up to 9x12 S-ls-l OvssI without rnusic Colonial colorings. i l«* »- *u »l* wgpto to kas|^ tbs ■g! Sei^rth’a Cryatol 4toor> feet, and special sizes! pat batltag. Savsral days Hertfoefi, Dec. IS— — The aet oontatna Shaving Le- 2x3 feet ...... 0.50 24«x4 feet ...... 0.50 oae ahrewd obaervet aald Connecticut Deportment. American Stpanrt* I, Men% Talc, Men’s Cologne Can you picture a Christmas without the joyous music which is so much Legion, will b (^ its annuel "mid­ 8x5 feet ...... 15.00 tbs world was going to get a Holrdresatog . . . packaged B part of the day? And yet you’re misaing half the fun if there isn’t a winter conferenoe" in the State MODEL I0-I]02 a handaonie gift carton with of the degree to which Russia Capitol on Saturday. A confer­ I gny plnid hnnd. Each Senforth piano in your home . ; .not only for Christmas but every day in the year. Communist China la ee cf Legica service eftloi Inct hoa the brisk moscu- AY 5ALANC5 etoB. In the ottemoon, three na­ lenther ’0 Fern. Give him the strument of the Immortals,” Webber, Steck, Everett and Cable-Nelson. WaBto tba trouble to ketp go* tional Legioa ocriclals wUI s iln w "rystal (toartet for monllin af Prices start at |565. Easy Terms. > y b a n ^ BtUl much «vldMioi| tha M ofatoA They are NUse ‘’ kviag pMoanre! Only $1J8, China wants to Xennady. director c( the Lwlon’s Manchester Division tox. ■ T ogiafstlon Oonunlaslan; Jatnea ind than the ironer OTfsO, Director of tha Legion pleturad ia tha Knoba SiDciMaatta, a plaiio d Ruasia Megoiine, and Herbert J. JaeoM. of antlqua eharm for 18th Caatury mahog­ .VrJ J 4$ raaolutloe National Vlea-Gaahnander o( the any rboata. . It |il|^”b M tbs iatUf Kaetom Area. that iron$ Mdi£3IY& M oHoiftAivk inaeelpttan Fhni'inniy Moot lorga hnabor and p u e r Manelustar Office. «87 Mala Street, O b c b Tharad^ Eycnlitgs and Mgo- eompanles in the United SUtes M l MAIN ST.—TEL. 8891 kave placed their timber resources anything washable S^aturday Mornings Fur Appliance Demonstration anH Sales .54 UlKier 'management which ' will *.( from RussU, are yisld a oontinoua growth of trecA MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. I960 MANCHESTER kVCNlNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1960

that h« aver had >een )Ura. Roiaa- bei*. AbiDUt'Town Rebel Mayor Orders Closed Peter Staum H iey M id the second wltneai. Futile Cheese After Bus f iMdora Schnaldtr, Ilka IlcOraw TThe Girl Heout bsadsrs Asso­ from New York City, denied be Court Session Is Promoted knew Mrs. Rosenberg, and other Brings C6urt Hearing Her ciation m il hold a Cbrlatmas par­ Mind of His Own ty this evening at eight o’clock at YOUR SET FOR CHRISTMAS ' 1 1 1 i £ i A portions of De gols'a testimony. the new Girl Scout office, 983 Main c I Senators said Schneider did WITH (treet. Miss Emily Klesmsn m il aay>* Three Tam iu n y diatrict leadera Judge Gryk PoBtpone* supernumerary Is Iy OW , not reply to questions about his Hi#' Y*rt^(N®A)-W stepping off the Naw York train 4 Klddbr'a ' story differed fr instruct the group In variot^ bolted to hla auppoM. A few labor PrnlialintiM Pv R p im lar' ■^f'“6tlon with OommunisU on In Hartford Monday aftamoon, An­ MijrlMYitlHW tilMk. tUy Hearing of Clark Case ^ rrouaiionary n e g u i a r y ,, incrimi- Anton’s. Klddsr denied that games and songs. Each leader greupa did Itkawlae. An Independ­ ton Kaletehlts, g3,..of Baatford, hur­ , ton dffsied him a dollar to ca P r * ' wuM kivi itwmred Uiit ntn. Is reminded to bring a twenty-five ent Ottiaann’ Oommittee for the Cntil This Afternoon In Police Deparlracnli ried to make the bua leaving for ithe bus. He added that'he wan iTi gambling and to follow up his testimony. The chase was on and continuad RCA Victor engineering research and manufac­ u d lUpubltcant, u d upatt politi­ the peace and failure to notify the heavy afternoon trafric. fund of Svxnset Council No. 49. | inveatigatloh unearthed aoqie I Herman Schendcl. Action on Mrs. Rosenberg is now serx’ing through Eaat Hartford and Into ______cal pracadant to »1a tha aaeoad tHA'Motor 'Vehicles department of Judga Oryk kffeeted a comp Desree of Pocahontas. Prises turing “know-how” combine to bring you the finest totu^iiat adarilnlatratlve Job Jn the amelly buaineaa about policemen a'change o f addresa. The case Staumn's appointment was taken under s temporary appointment. Mancheatcr Center before Anton ' mlse when he aak ^ Anton If E ye-W itneu tcleviaion . . . clearer, steadier pic­ being coay with the boolciea. He will be given and refreshments nattoo- waa started this morning but the ■ at a recent meeting of the officers gave tip the chaae. he said. When ! would be willing to pay the 33 I appointed Thomaa Murphy, the lengthy docket caused Judge the cab driver, Richard Kidder o f ance of the fare. Anton agreed •served. I tures . . . powerful reception even in fringe arcu ▲ little problDK would have..w- of the department. Llllooet, B. C,—(Ah—Crews of 1 1 eirtkad aavaral inatancea of Im- man who had convict^ Alger Wesle.v C. Oryk to adjourn the workmen are pouring gold-bearing 208 Farmington avenue, Hartford the charge was dropped. ... magnificent “Golden Throat” tone... the moat Two supernumeraries were also The Holy Angels Mothers Circle j ■allittari'a Independence of mind, Hlaa, aa police commissioner. .matter to 2 p.m. NAM CHIEF-Wllllam H. Ruf- cement for more than a mile of asked 34 for the trip and offered beautiful cabinets anywheie. Million Proof per­ I named by the officers, with Chief will meet this evening st eight la l»4 t. whaa pioat of New yorh a The court waa ordered cleared fln, Durham, N. C., textile man­ sidewalk in thla town 200 miles to take Anton to Wtlimentic for Three of the five stsrtcra on 1 The good publicity he got from at the request of Attorney Her­ I Schendcl releasing the Informa­ o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eve- i formance . . . for over a million dollara worth of top DdlnecraU were aivlnit Harr.v ufacturer, above, is the new northeast o f Vancouver. The gravel another 310. Anton told Judge season’s Notre Dame bashetl lyn Huttoni 26 Benton atreet. The | thia. and other, moves made him man Yules, who la representing tion today. Gryk, he rebelled. < entertainment. I ^ ' Truman large doaea of alienee, Im- president of the National Asfo- was taken from the famous banks team are returning thia seas meeting will lake the form of a i a generally liked public flgiire. Ha tha accused. Clark had pleaded Robert Turcotte. 29. of 6 'j He gave Kidder 31. Aqton said, O. B. Aufom atlo. pdmtterl apoka up for the cam- ciation of Manufacturers for of the Cayoosh Creek, but the Christmas party and each mens- ] waa the Fighting Underdog, doing guilty to the change of addreaa Trotter street, employed at Farr'a but refused to pay the other 33 palgnlag praeldant He waa the 1951. Ruffin was elected at an ■workmen don't bother panning the Professional golfers will hav her is reminded to bring a grab j hit job and trying to win the elec­ charge and not guilty to breach of soda shop, and an Army veteran of end was arrested for evading taxi «* Sally top-level political figure in NAM meeting In New York City stuff. Oldtimera sa.v It wouldn't 17-toumament winter tour bc| bag gift. ^ F and D AUTO STORES New York to go up to Vito Mar- tion at the aame time. Hla oppon- of the peace. He waa arrested aa three years, all in Military Police fere. ning in Los Angelaa Jan. IRON the result of a flght Sunday night to succeed Claude A. Putnam. work, was named us xvell aa Joseph yield more than a few dollara for cantonio'a Harlem stronghold and I enla burned up the airw'avea with Kidder wasn’t really trying to through the Maitera In Aug The Asburv Group of the South YOUR FIRISTONE DIALER e Toatherweight charges about his Inexperience. following the union Chriatniaa ' HilinskI, 31. of 93 Benton street. 12 hours work. ^ p a l g n agalnat him that year. - ...... ------'----- catch that bua, Anton claimed. April 9-8. Methodist W. S. C. 8 . will hold Its # H m Fabric lodlcatoc And wondar of wondara. he alao hIs previously warm friendship party at the armory, on the;com­ Nellie Thayer. 140 Next’ Bolton . HilinskI was'alao a member of the mUMta«HKW4U4Uta«U4U4U«HMMIiW«i6 with Tammany- but he had cap­ plaint of Joseph Mlstretta.” 113 road: Robert Smith, 34 C, Garden , Military Police in the Army, aerv annual Cliristmas party-'tomprrow Dtal 1 ^ r .M l publicly anubbid Frank OoateUo, afternoon at two o’clock at the ttm r d f Sfael-No ifcorp Irfpes JW I tha blg-Uma gamblar and ahadowy tured the public fancy. School street. Mlstretta said he drive; Susan Spicer, _ 391 Middle I ing five yeara...... broke his aim In the scuftlw Turnpike, eaat: Mrt. Phyllii Jonea church. Membera are remlndad figura bahind New York Democra­ It waa a strange spot for a man Chief gchendel said that he la | to bring twenty-five cent grab tag A U f of PnB«Ei tic pollUct. That happened at a who had spent moat of hla public Yules told the court that ne had and aon, 17 Bralnard place; Mrs. still anxloua to receive applies- \ • • • Special requested Prosecutor Philip Bay­ gifts. Hostesses m il be Mrs. party, tome frienda of Impellitterl career In somebody else’s shadow. Effic Beechlcr. 14 Winter atreet. tions from young Manchester men . U m tm rtm m d, Too er to l.ssue a warrant for MIs- Jennie Van Haverbeke and Mrs. Said thay*d Introduce him to Co.s- Hia ia the story of « lypiral sm- Birth yesterday; A aon to Mr. who wish to bMome supernum- M m c h a n i c o l CIBO bitlou.s immigrant. Born In Isnello, trctta'.s arrest charging la.sclvlmia and .Mrs. August Zeppa, 738 Birch Rrne Hodge. tello. ikit Impellitterl aald no. carriage and Indecent assault. He crariee. Application blanks may be thank you, ha didn’t care to meet Sicily, hr spent his boyhood on the Mountain road. secured at headquarters. i Offer TRUCKS said that he felt both caaea should FifUsn-ycar aervice plna wars the gentleman. Costello didn't like lower Bast Side. After a hitch in Births today: A son to Mr. and the Navy In World War T. he he tried at the aame time. Mrs. Albert Steven.son, 3.1 Strant presented recently by the Hamil­ that at all. | Prosecutor Bayer disagreed. LIFE IS l|IAfPIER. SAFER AND I worked his way through Fordhsm atreet: a son to Mr. and Mr.s. ton Standard Division o f the Uni­ .f«rU« He said he thought the court ted Aircraft Corporation to four In n So It waa perfectly In charseter Ijiw School aa a hotel bellhop and Alex Spak. Bolton; a daughter to (’Jiarj»e Perjury | should hear the case and then, if MORE sici^RE FOR THOSE of their local employes, namely: 98c fieaifoba for the man New York hesdline- night clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dodd, Wap- NOW Judge Gryk felt It neres.sary from James Darby of 24 Jordk • r-A t'ii writera are calling “ Imp.v" to run He aeiwed as a uniou coupael. ping. the te.stimony presenteil, a war­ In Inquiry; W H O h a V c . a s a v in g s Earl E. Anderson o f 94 / ‘JW" anyway when Tammany Hall de­ and then was. for eight ycara. a rant should be Issued for Mls- hard-working assistant district atreet. Daniel H. Ostlen of 99 WM- TOASTER T w cided to run someone else. That tretta's arrest. nut atreet and Peter J. Maanlckl 5-DAY FREE •eaattfaUy dwdgned triekz. Ohalee of riz trae-te-Ufe itylM. Amazing Valuat Makes happened In August, when Wll- attorney. Later he waa lecretary (ContlMiied from Page Due) j A C C O U N T ^ Judge Gryk agreed With Bay­ $267,1.‘{6 B alan ce \ of 79 Middle Turnpike Eaat. BaeloMd wetwe. Abent IS iachM leag. • toait to niit evtty taoMb Mam O'Dwyer resigned to become to two New York supreme court er and it waa at thin point that justices. In 194.a, O’Dwyer hand The complaints of false teati- | Automatically p t ^ up. ambusador to Mexico. i Yules requested the crowded There arc Uj^^and downs for all of The midweek blble study and HwmniwwMOlWMMMwwwMMWNcninMratnMKwwwofnit picked him to he his running mate I I I School Account mony came after two long secret Impv figured be was the men coUBtroom he clesred. prayer hour w ill be held thla eve­ HOME TRIAL for City Council president. sessions yesterday at which two | wNisoiuiMsaiuiaoiuwMMnM for the job. After all, ss City | The* cause of the Sunday night us but for those, who have ready cash ning at 7:80 at the Covanant- Nolpo 'flu tears Their lettora CASH REGISTER Council President, his job was to | And there he was when events witnease.s, who DeSoI* said could I light Is alleged to be an Incident Manchester's new' schools ac- Oongragational church. I M N d r i M fill In for the mayor when he was projected him .smsck Into the that occurred In the armory dur­ verify his testimony, were quoted j in Savings Accoic o ^ the return from w ith Stock No. 6-C-2R6 out o f town. And O'Dwyer waa tha limelight. Pew New Yorkers had count showed a balance of 3267,- ' as disputing it. See These ing the period of dancing. A Christmas party mil ta held Bfttion'a undisputed long-dlatance4-|ieard of him until O'Dwyer went 13B..19 on December 6 with both "It’s a clear case of perjury,” **down to up can ic'a lot speedier and TOY Sure to Wooool .Senator Cain ( R„ Wash.) told re-j Friday evening. December 16, at P U T M O N EY vacation champion. So Impy had south of the border. Few had seen the Bowers and Verplanck schools i easier. had lota of experience at giving pictures of the handsome man porters without saying whom he : 7:80 at the Second OongregatlonM in use and only $6,919.20 enciim- 1 Sets Operate TYPEWRITER Put keys to the city and greeting i with the flashing black eves and H ospitai Notes regards as guilt.v. "Witnesaea are ! church for all pupils of the church Viaiting dignitaries and other may-| his tall, blonde wife. Betty. Even bcied for school completion a c -! telling 111 contradictory stories I Remember-—In practically every cir­ school and their parents. 2.98 erlng work. i fewer had heard hts rich, baritone cording to the report on the new about the same tnetdenta. It has to | The Siauwr < Patients Today ...... 139 1.79 speaking voice. schools released today .by General Opl. Stanley P.^ Sombrie, son of hiUM hlg Tammany reuwned otherwise | Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Emnia he a case o f pccJury- hy_ some_one cumstance the man wiUi cash in a Sar- In Your ahaUilBiati BiiL New Yorkers saw and M u a ger George H. Waddell. The h-raiise-all wlAessea haste been: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. SorabrlC The etory is that a deal had been ‘ Wethcrell. 114 Hawthorne street: ptaoM wt worked out before CDewer re­ heard plenty after O'Dwver quit, original appropriation for the two placed under dath." I ings Account has the edge on the situa­ o f 49 Whitney Road, has Carriage slides back and forth, self inking. Mrs. Martha Schneider. IliK-kvIllc; .sehooLa waa .$924,000 for th# Ver- •d tbe leaders’ course with the fiar signed. whereby the Liberal Party , Tmpellittcri waged s tireless fight Russell Cliargea Perjury Dummy keyboard. — srhich commands a lot of votas j in a campaign marked by excep­ Mrs. Ella Quish, flP North School plaiick and $715,000 for the Bow­ Senator Russell ID., Ga.i, Act-! tion. 36th Field Artillery BatWlon. a Own Home street: Andrew Olsen, ki New York—-would support the ; tional quantities of exceptionally ers school plus $.10,000 for en­ ing Chairman, agreed in a aepar- j unit o f the 9th Infantry Division. Democratic state ticket If .Judge I dirtv mud-.sllnglng bv all parties. South Coventry: John Hohl. 43 gineering study smi alteratfon ate interx’lew that "someone un­ Fort . Dlx, N. J. A graduate of Manchester High school hs s e rv ^ Oodr Ferdinand Pecora waa put up for On election night. Impy came in Princeton street: Albert Meyer- planning for the Hollister atreet. doubtedly has sworn ’falsel.v." But A f r i i t i "C i6li-Mfiittr*j to his headquarters In a mid­ hoff, Rockville: Mrs. Ann Ven- school and the projected new Russell said the matter of per­ with the 48rd Infantry Dlvlrion AH to 'Tfc mayor. the New England National Board. Leer* awe ■ town hotel. He was tired, but it nart. 1.16 Campfield road. Broad street school. jury and possible prosecution by Hshn T "* 4 Qt. FBESSURI COOXlli Whatever the reason. Tam­ didn't seenv to matter. A crowd Discharged ye.sterday: Mrs. Expenditures to December 5 on federal attorneys must wait until RCA Left af Fes Helen Scruton and daughter, 149 the Verplanck school were $740,- Cbaoman Court. Order of o Sofa . . . loay to Uso]^^ many gava Impy the fithy atarc | estimated at .10.000 waa milling the committee ends its hearing. AmarMth. wUl meet Friday eve- shout. Impv smiled and aald, Deepwood drive: Mrt. Laura Nel- 610.16 and on the Bowers school e SovoePuol.-.lovoaTliwj and ' gave Ftcora Its bleeaing. i De Sola told*the commlttM he ti4iig at eight o’clock f» the Jjta- Imp.v said tha.v’d offerad him a | "Well, it looks like I'm a winner." aon. 61 Avondale road: Donald $651,688.30. Engineering and VICTOR waa recruited as a Communist by ■Mire Tbmple. The annual e le c ^ n Then he and Bettv went out to Hoffman. 24 Maple street: Mrs. plans for the Hollister street S28.0b0 judgeship If he’d quit the | .lames McOrsw. He said McGraw THC df Officers mil take place at ^ a night-club. He didn't get home Sara Printz. 28 AInnro street: .school and Broad street school had t h i v i s i o n race. (Peeera'e backers aald. on also introduce Mrs. Roaenberg and time. A social hour will follow the the contrary, that impy had de- , until after four In the morning. Mrs. Eleanor Vibbert, 4 Frederick 'co.st $20..164.9,1. saw her at meetlnca of the .Tohn Saving Banko^Mdncfit^ei' FAIRFIELD road:' Janice Schelhenpflug, 27.1 tmtl« e —, mth refreshments serv­ mended three judgeahipa—one for I But his auppoi ters figured he do- ! Reed club in New York City 15 A MUTUAL SAVinOS OAHK ed by Mrs. Carl Fursy and her Thia beautiful console himself and tsvs for hla frienda. > served a night out. I School street; Harry Kanehl, .196 In nine gridiron clashes with years ago. ■ committee. television receiver is a Pecora got the Ubtral Party sup­ I Eaat Center atreet; Connie Shor- Rynirusc. the best Rutgers has Committee mfmbera quoted Mc- A ll Dcpoalts la TWs B u k Ars tiusrantecd la Foil By Tbe port. aH r i^ t . and a lot of ether Craftsman have been making I rock. 276 Middle Turnpike, east. been able to get is s tie. The other thrilling addition to your ! Graw as denying he was a Com­ Sasiags Baaks’ Deposit Ouaraaty Fund of ConnaoUeat, lae. The Manchester Fire Departipent i r groups jumped on the bandwagon American crystal glass hy hand I Discharged today: Mrs. Althea eight games wci-e won by the O r munist. had attended the club Christmas Party m n be held Sun­ home. B ig 16” screen, a But Impy kept running, for more than three centuries. I Duda, Stafford Springs; Mrs. 1 angp. I meetings De Sola mentioned, or 1 day December 17 at the Ore hotiae phono-jack to plug in the at 6:30 p.m. All attending are RCA Victor “45.” Richly asked to bring a gift for the styled in mahogany or crippled children at the Newing­ wahiut cabinet. (6T71). ton home. The American legion Auxiliary, First District, will hold a meeting at the Rocky Hill hoapiUl audi­ HER WILL BE torium Saturday evening at 7:90, » 3 4 9 SPECIAL At thU time an enterUInment.will be put on for the patienta ** Exclaa Tax lachiOag ” A REAL lUY! IF THEY COME FROM laataUaMaa Extra 'S h o p ggt. George Bensche, of Hilliard OFFER! - PRESENTS APPRECIATED street, has been tranaferred from ACTUALLY DISPENSES B l i .’1 Camp Pickett to Fort Bennlng, COCA-COLA Vorty-OhiMl thigh I Ga. Mrs. Bensche will leave town hao a aaOanl wamam • next week to join him for four RCA 32-PIEGESET •'“h montta. Their address will be, Mk Ahnva a ftnertli. 1119 Second avenue, Columbus, Twm oa Im Ono Gs. VICTOR MULTIHLAMENT a — — ‘ Hia Hi^Und” DISHE&' ’ Cub Pack 120, sponaored by the / M ' y M A G N E T I C GIFT HOSIERY RAYON PAJAMAS eomblned Catholic Mothera Circlea, HIGHLAND m u hold lU Chrlatmaa party Fri- The Highland ia another D A R T G A M E IN ALL WEIGHTS day evening at. 7:30 at St. Jamea’a wonderful RCA Victtir achool hall. The broUiara and ala- 4.98 tera of pack membera arc cordially 16“ television aet. Phono- 6-95 ? FOR tVERY OCCASION invited to attend the party mth jack to plug in the R C A Man Tailored Rayon Crap« Paja- their parents. • In order that tee F&D AUTO Victor “45.” The contem­ Xm Ball’e-Bye target gaaw la A 9a95 VALUE!: maa. Made with contrasting pip­ brothers and sisters may i l l p v - porary cabinet is finish­ oarrida, Big League Baeehaa ing on collar and front of coat. ticipate in tee grab tag parents Made af White. Aqua, Navy, Maize, Coral.- are requested to bring a amall g ift ed in mahogany or wal­ ea tSe ether. Three megaeUa aoft latex, Sizes 12-20. o •laaplag .fo r tee children who are to take knows you'll bo nut. (6T65). ■afe-T-Dacta. Far wMl ar tahla ayaab eryU g part la this event. votea. Baaa- unmmmmmmmmmmmmmi OTHERS IN CO nO N. The Holy Ghost Motliers’ Circle draaaad.t l f a l l y ^ O m BROADCLOTH or wUl hold its meeting Friday eve­ proud to own thg New A Wonrforfwf Volwol ning at eight o’clock at tta homo '•‘ii, FLANNEL... .2.91 to 3.98 of Mrs. Charles Bartato, 239 * 3 1 9 “ 2 2 -In c h SLIPS 2.98 to 5.98 Autumn street. Members are re­ Exrlita Tax Included minded to bring a gift for the grab Inatallatlon Extra B A iY DOLL bag. RAYON CREPE DOUMiTIR Tha Christmas party of the t « W « 4 ONLY 4 . 9 8 p o w n c N i r -NYLON CREPE Arm y and Navy Club' Auxiliary "WlH take place Tuesday evening, MIXER-JUIC1 NYLON TRirOT RCA ■ha crl.a . . . her ayaa mava December 19, at the clubhouse. With Food Griadar-—' BLOUSES Membera are requested to proviile . , . iha hai gergaoni curly >air a doUar gift for the g r a b -t^ and VICTOR . . . abe'i eUborauiy draaaad Haa 10 Spaado— TUM M o Neat tailored st.vles or atyle.i trimmed with lavish to placa their namea on these . . . aha’a a auurvalona valaa at lace. Sizes 32 to 48. White and color.i. gifts. Mrs. Sophie Kramer mu i a lew, law acleal prepare a chicken dinner and ta HILLSDALE 2.98 to 7.98 ready to serve at 6:30. Reserva­ The Hillsdale is a match- Msnlm by Marx with Choroeforo by Wmh Olsaay RAYONS tions should be in by Saturday, of this week and may be made by Im television buy. Huge W i n d - U p NYLONS telephoning *Mrs. John Vince, 19“ screen to bring you FOLDING EVENING SHEERS ... 4763; or Mra. David McCaan, bigger • than • ever pic­ D IS N E Y COTTON ,3143. — IS Donior tures. Phono-Jack to pluir TRAIN* DOLL 6S A eompleU MlaeUon a f Blouaas In Miantonomah Tribe, No. 96 ef In the R CA Victor “ 45.” a, variety o f styles and aleeve the Red Men, Sunset OouncO, No. Traditionally styled cabi­ 0 CioH —— — lengths. Sizes 38 to 44. 49, and Lakota OouncII. No. 61, nets in mahogany or wal­ DRESS SHEERS... D. o f P „ are combining forces for CARRIAGES r i A S H L I O H T nut. (9T77). GOWNS . . . 2.98 to 5.98 SI G o u q o —IS Donior a large ebUdren’e party, Sunday, ■haeto harmleai aparha. December 17, At two o'clock in BrilUaatly Uuagiaphad with Tinker b e lt ' Entertainment and 3A8 np RAYON CREPE Dork S o o m s ...... *.. 1.49 fameaa Dlaaay eharaetara. refreshments will be provided. Fear eara aad tea track r i Members of tee different groups 1.00 aaeUaaa. up S P U N R A Y O N Block H o o l ...... 1.65 are asked to bring gifts, to cost not less than fifty cents' and afwocnfwwncwomiiKnMmHvnMMta marked for boys or girls. Otto ExHm Tax Included W A L K I N G SHEERS... COTTON FLANNEL SWEATERS Herrmqnn of Center street is gen­ InataHaHow Extra 51 or 45 Gougo— 30 Donior eral chainhan e f tee sommtttee.

Rayon crepe in many styles, lace trimmed or classic. 1.25 ond 1.39 . WUIiam' M. McBride, who re- Cotton flannel styles that are out of this world in 2.49 to 5.98 ■ cefitly returned from Chile. South W I W IU INSTAU " • Americs. willSli conduct services aist ahortie or regular length. Sizes 82 to 44. * SHORT SLESVC SLIP-ONS A DOUMJ STACK SERVICE WEIGHT 70 DENIER ...... 1.50 ► Gesoel hsU tantslit. Ttilusday snd auto LONG BLBeVE CARDIGANS Friday ei’winf,liny. e leslh »tee pres- CONICAL ANTINNA U m U TO 40 'n t series of f special ?ijMpcI serv- ■’•s. FOR YOUR FRK TOY N I SEE OUR 1.ARGB Cmeral Manager George H- HOMK TRIAL! Wj i ASSORTMENT OF STREET SWEI OPEN THURSDAY AND SATIIRDAY ' Jdoll ilibday wnhoiinced teat all O NLY COST TO YOU ‘ ■■-'cs in tee'M unicipal building store VELOOITEDES -in be closed all day ^tu rd gy. De- SSJW IF YOU DO Thom 7080 BMaOa WMte EVENINGS ■?rrnber 23 and will mot taopen'UB- Vay la tU. Tuesday. Decembw T6. Town' •Tha nOadala” NO T RUY I t .r> ( >uh t V Live P'- . 1 2 M4 MAIN S T R E ^ employees will have a holiday from (Model 9T 77) ^ 4.98 Friday night until Tuesday morn­ ing.

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__ WTtU — IMM Nathan Hale PTA Worshipful lliaster Children’s Xmas Trunkline Survey Started Decrease Noted tic tube, "only a possible palliative completed. He hopes to have this to be used toward expenses for Mra. Ada Albro of Willlmantic #iewfto: ir ’r; Has Xmas Party itliolic Group^s or relieving ^ f e c t .” information .after the Christmas sending a delegate to the Laurel and a daughter of Mra. Amanda l^ T o d a y ' s 2 Party by W.C.T.U. It eald oilier surgeons have South Coventry holidays. Girl's State program next aum- McQuestin, also of Hollis. ' Sha ------— W TRT — |M» In Jobless Here mer at the Vnlveralty of Connecti­ w6s a frequent summer vlaitor at By Natural Gas Company commented that if the plastic gul­ Mrs. PaullM. Little j Coventry Volunteer Fire Com- The Nathan Hale P. l l A.' held Christmas Party jpony 1 answered four fires In the cut. Mra. Arthur Webb, Mrs. Mil­ the family home on Main street, The W. C. T. U. gav« its annual let should work successfully, it Uieveatfy 7-6231 South Coventry. Funeral aervlcea its December meeting at the I pest month. These compriaed two dred C. Judatx and Mm. Ralph V. a M iSS- children’s Chriatmas party yester­ Although a local textile firm lata would be especially beneficial to Reynolds will be in charge. The were conducted In the Prasbyter- WTHT—Hall Of Fama off 25 because of seasonal work, be Daughtcre «f leabtlla annual children Who awallow lye or acids I chimney, one wire down, and one , ______I t lUdu school last night. The Christmas day ^ m oon at the South Meth­ •.“mlnata membera also voted to purchase ian rhnurch in Flushing, L. I., N. WHAT—Newa; Moonlight Mat- England as a less costly industrial unemployment here dropped off 8,3 istmae party was held laat and suffer irreparable damage to The basketball season for the I flooded oil burnSr. Monday night Wtf*. play which was scheduled, was not odist church. much of the tedious and time-con. l,00(f’ poppy seals through the de­ Y. The burial waa In the Fluahlhg WTHT—fam ily Album, Inea snd household fuel Is now receiv­ per cent. There wqre 235 filing It at the Knights of Columbua the esophagus. girls’ team at the George Hereey I during the monthly meeling Han-y presented because of the illness of ing another pdsh ahead as the Al­ .I*"** survey Jvork which IB. Rankin waa elected as repre- partment. cemetery. p WHAT—PbUm Hop. w n c —Big Stonr. . The program, a moat delightful would otherwise be necessary. By W week, including 148 females. A baked ham eupper woe Robertson school will begin Mon­ Friends have received word of A aon waa born December 9 to three members of the cast. In one, under the direction of Miss gonquin Gas Tranamlssion com­ Flfty-slx were Initial claims. 171 -ed at 6:30 by the committee in 1 aentative tn attend the Instruc- b^WKNB-MrM; ^ WONS—Frank Edwards; Newa using latest techniques of stereo­ day. The to bo played'kt>3:30 I tlon course on Civilian Defense to the death of Mrs. Marion Ada Mr. and Mra. Chasles (Y>nkltn of WDRC—Boxing Bout. its place Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kathryn Bryon, Mrs. Helen Mc­ pany starts a detailed survey of photography and aerial map-mak- conUnued and eight agent. rge, Mra. Ann Falkowekl, ” . W O I«—HoUywood. U. «. A. the proposed trunkline route, p. m. In Hebron will be w illr the j be conducted at the liniversity of Wood of Hollis, L. I., N. Y. The South Coventry at Manchester U:U— Handley read three Christmas Kinney and Mrs. Celia Lincoln State figures reveal a slight In- Irman, assisted by Mrs. Mary late Mrs. Wood was a niece of ' Memorial hospital.______was as follows: which passes close to the southerly M an chester Hebron Elementary school girls' I Connecticut during the holiday IS YOUR MORTOA6E INSURED^ i i W no-Stalla Dallu. WONS—I Love a Mystery. whlch passes close to the southerly n.*lt**s*ix£s?bl2'*tor5eWx^^ ^or the second consecutive uster, Mra. Helen Skiba, Mra. stories Mrs. Handley read The “Christmas Carols In Story and boundary of Manchester, Manchester. -l^eThe line accurate*^att lnfo!U«w fo? team. {season. The nominating commlt- WTHT—Quest Star. Gift of the Magi” and T h e Small will, as nmiected. Bn rhmuvh k.. ______. week. The number applying for .hie Moske, Mra, Cecilia Casa- ! tee elected follows: John M. Stone, Song Around the World”, by these will, as projected, go through use by ^lipeline cn^neers. Misa Stephanie TonekI and D ate Hook Returning members of last S' WDRC—TaakM KItcheli. ibise— One," and Mr. Handley, “The Ltt- beneflU was 13.241. W Ual claim* Sr„ Robert S. White. John H. y.T.C. members; Marilyn Gates, Marlborough' Into Hebron or And­ Algonquin’s pipeline system is to 2.771. Thei#- was no .$ Ann La Oace . The tables and year’s team Include Dorla West WTIC—Lomum Jones. WTHT—News; Symphonette. tlest Angel.” All three were over thence through Columbia and and Mary Ann Moreau, co-cap- ! Westland, Frederick G. Bissell, ; RAYMOND E. GORMAN WTIC—Friday Is a Great Day. Shirley Speed, Betty Whitney, planned to aUrt at LambertvUle, change In the office IlsUngs, Man­ were beautifully decorated in WHAT—Nows; P o tts Hop. much enjoyed by the audience. Young, Peggy Gaskell Coventry on its way toward Put­ Tonight taina, also Patricia Jurgenacn, Earl Lassen. Hans Hansen and : WONS—Jack's Waxworks. N. J„ where It will join with the chester remaining fifteenth. ping with the Chrtatmaa spirit, Spaghetti supper and donee for Edward Schulthclsa. Officers are ' GOLFERS ATTENTION! in s u r a n c e Carol singing led by Miss Mar­ ;aad Oainore Luurtsems, accom­ nam. It will enter this area from Big and Little Inch lines of Texas Roberta Kalber and Marie "Susie" WDRC—Music. tha White followed, ydth Mrs. Middletown. Layoffs were reported in gar­ .fter the supper membani were benefit of North End Klddlea' Jackson. New members selected to he elected at the Januarv meet­ WHAT—N sv s panied on the piano by William Esstem Trsnsmlaalon Corporation ■ecrated to the Immaculate 42 BROOKFIKM) STREET PHONE llibO— Ward Dougan at the piano. Munale. Jr. A detailed aerial photographic m ent textile, electrical, building Ohriatinos party, Lithuanian hall, from try-outs Include: Lois Ly­ ing. News on all stationa which are now delivering gas into supply, and plastics. General hir­ irt of Mary. Mra. Helen Skibo, 6:30 p. m. PRO-SHOP AT COUNTRY CLUB ...... , „ i . W n O —Toung Widder Brown. The banner was presented to Duet, Silent Night, Donald and survey of the 250-mile route over New York. From man, Dorothy Waid. Joan Ayer, Mrs. Ruth Welles Kabyan at­ WTHT—UN Highlights. Miss Mary TBylor’’a room for hav­ which Algonquin Gas Transmis­ ings were reported by various ncellor. read the cenaecratlon. League of Women Voters unit Ruby Vance. Jean Elsemorc. Bev­ tended tlie smofgoabord luncheon i r '- T WTIC—Mindy Carson Sings. Carol Oordner: Solo, Rudolph, the Algonquin’s line will extend plants throughout the state. Ann Murphy played the piano OPEN TIL CHRISTMAS WDRC—Hews; Old RsMrd ing the largest number of parents Red Nose Reindeer, Donald Mels- sion company plans to construct through New Jersey and New discussion group at home of Mrs. erly MacDonald, Barbara Bamo, at the Hotel Bond Monday. The WDRC—World Tonight. all joined in the Christmas Jay Rubinow, 49 Pitkin street, 8 Shop. attending last night's meeting. ner; Plano Solo, Jane McKInnev: its New England natural gaa pipe­ York, crossing the Hudson near Janet Rychllng, Kay Biuell and annual Christmas party of the WONS—Jack's Waxworks. After the meeting and program line is now In progress and will be ola. Santa Claus distributed p.m. Bonnie Sue Laaaen. This year the OWLS (Order of Women Legis­ I Im v * AewliMt. SpddiBf, ¥nhoN, P m iFoM . U. S. WHAT—atory Queen. 1l:2A — Monologue, TTie U ttlc Old Lady, Peeksklll, and continue through every one adjourned to the kinder- Mrs. Celia Lincoln; Film, Tlie carried on until the entire.route Connecticut. Rhode Island and to everyone, 'tomorrow team will have two scorers. Marion lators) followed. Mrs. Kabyan UNUSUAL WTHT—News;. Storylsnd. WDRC — Public Service Pro­ luring the evening the drawing Rubber and ¥fdt«r H ogRR 6 MAIN ST. WON8—Clyde Beatty Show. Broadwell; junior warden. Gra­ and Mrs. Margaret Barlow and ington. D. C., v.'erc married De­ following the party a short busi- Wllllmantlc. back party the evening of Decem­ ' PkoRO W D R ^ F M 9S.7 M a ham L. fla rk ; treasurer. Past under the direction of Miss Ger­ a meeting was held. The ways Children's Christmas party, ber 29 In the Legion Rooms In 2.0234 giU P. M. Marlborough her committee served besutltully cember 9 In the First Baptist Mr. McArthur reports the sea­ Master W. Sidney Harrison, and Wupping trude Freytag, first'grade teacher church of Alexandria, Virginia. means committee are planning sponsored by Red Men, Tinker 1 South (Tbventry. The proceeds are WDRC—Curt Massey and Mar­ 3-«—Same as WTHT. decorated homemade cookies and hall, 2 p. m. son’s schedule has pot yet been secretary. Past Master T. Walter i of Union school, at the school. Miss Moseley Is the grand­ nilitary whist during the month tha Tilton. 6:30—Sereno Gammel; Weather. Ice cream, a fitting way to end Proceeds from the sale will be Tuesday, December 19 The card party for the benefit of Rclchard. The annual Chriatmas party of daughter of the late Mr. and .Mrs January, at a date to be an- w n c—Front Page Farrell. 8:45—Concert Hour. the 1051 cancer fund which had such a lovely party. used to defray expenses for a Emanuel Lutheran Missionary WHAT—Sports. HTIC—FM 96:5 MC, Mr. Krause Is office' manager of the Garden club was hold at Wood Bedford Forrest Moseley, pioneei’ inced later. A children's Christ- to be postponed because of the the Marine Department of the Christmas party for the first fj party will be held Sunday at Circle play, "Christmas Under the WDRC— PM On the air 7 p.m., Memorial library Tuesday after­ grade. residents of Delray beach, Florida Stars," 8 p.m. liBff bad windstorm will be held on Etna Life Insurance company and originally of Owensboro, Ken­ 0 at St. Bridget'a hall. WTHT—^Falstaff’s Fabulous Fa­ 11:S5 pjn. Saturday evening, December 16 Deaths Last Night noon. The hostesses were Mrs. Friday, December 22 Same as WDRC. group. A native of Manchester, he Hattie Vinton, Mrs. George Pols, Mrs. Cecile Reynolds will be tucky. She is a graduate of East­ bles. and all tickets purchased for the the hostess to the Pleasant Valley British American club annual 324-82A Main Street WFHA is married and has two children. Mrs. Russell Levack, Mrs, Martin ern high school, Washington, D kiddles Christmas party, 7:00 p.m. St’ Erenlag November 25 event will be hon­ He Is also a member of Delta club at her home on Ellington lainis Dismissal 6:15—Farm Report; Weather. ored at this time. Mrs. Howard By The Associated Press McGrath, Mrs.' Daniel Cavanaugh C„ and attended the University Sunday, Oeoember 24 TeL 5161, Manckoater 6:30—Western Serenade. Chapter Royal Arch Masons. a'hd Mrs. Roac Lesaard. • road Thursday evening at 7:30. of Alabama, where she was a Stehblns ..who is In charge of the Los Angeles—Joe Nicholas W«- The topic of the program will be Christmas carol service at Sec­ ■ WDRC—News. 6:45—Keyboard Kapers. Master-elect Krause announced ber, 84, a former Prewldent of the Norman Rey-nolda of Ellington member of the Alpha Alpha chap­ ond Congregational church, 6:30 affair will appreciate the loan of the appointment of hts marshal, “House Plants” and each member Proves Argument WTHT—Sports Headlines; Joe 7:00—Dance Time. cards and card tables. A FL Musicians Union and a 'Vice road has been appointed coordi­ ter of Theta Upailon Sorority p. m. Oirand Show. 8:00—National Guard. Malcolm Robertson. Mr. Robertson President of the American Federa­ nator of civilian defense In South Is asked to bring plants or slips Sergeant Hewitt graduated Mrs. Gladys Danenuse. lecturer Is a group leader in the engineer­ for exchange. The assisting hos­ Saturday. January 20 WHAT—News, 8:15—Quest Star. of the local grange, attended the tion of Labor. He was bom In Windsor to replace William Wat- from Manchester High school (Continned From Page One) Annual entertainment and dknCe Make Housework Easier ing department of Pratt and Whit­ tesses win be Mrs. Elsie and Ida with the class of 1945. and attend­ w n c —News. 8:80—Marine Band. state lecturers conference which Hungary. rous who resigned recently. To­ .. of Manchester Pipe band, Rainbow ' i WON8—News. 8:45—Lest We Forget. ney. He resides with his wife and Pueblo, Coio.—John 'W. (Jack ) night Mr. Reynolds will-meet with Moulton. The club will hold its ed the Porter School of Tool and n. Taylor asked in return was held In Plalnvllle last Satur­ two sons at 452 Adams street. For Christmas party, December 28. " ballroom. ✓ F / r •US— WTIC—FM On the air 6:88 aju .- day. Raper, 80, a columnist for the the heads of the auxiliary units Machine Design in Hartford. He is •y didn't have the right to "kick 1 a jia the past year he has been presi­ Cleveland Pre.ss for 46 yeara be­ Mrs. Norman Brewer of Colon.v a veteran of 29 months service Congressmen in the pants." WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast. At the Grange meeting Thurs­ dent of the Fcllowcraft club of which Include Mrs. Ralph Las- for Years to Come! Same as WDRC. day night the officers for the en­ fore his retirement in 1947.' He bury, Jr„ chairman -bf Red Cross road is a patient at Hartford hos­ with the Occupation Forces in Then Hershey ordered their dia- 3«;| Television Manche-sler IxKlge. was bom in' McArthur. Ohio. pital. Germany. At present, he is-sta­ ssal. He said he did ’ so on WDRC—Needle Chib. suing year were Installed, by Other appointed officers are disaster; Mrs. Ema Pola, head of WHAT —Supper Serenade, WNHC—T\* Perry lAthrop of Vernon and hla C hlcago-Frederlck.C , Hibbard. the general Red Croaa auxiliary; Beginning Tuesday night the tioned at Andrews Air Force Base 'ommendation of the Governor. John L. VpnDeck, deacon: Eric with headquarters. Air Weather w n c—strictly Sports; Weath­ 4:00—Homemakers Exchange. installing team. The officers In­ 69. noted Chicago sculptor who William Watrous, chairman of the Ellsworth High school basketball 'The hundreds of messages of 4:30—Vanity Fair. S. Anderson. Junior deacon; Her­ won national acclaim for many of Service. proval and commendation that er. stalled are aS follows: master, bert .1. Leggett, senior steward: C. auxiliary fire department' and team will be boats for a series of ■if— 8:00—Lucky Pup. his works. Richard Jones, head Of the-auxil­ four games. T h ^ played Suffieid .. .The bride wore a street-length have received,” Taylor said to- WONS—Sports. ____ ^ 5:15—Tim# for Beany. WlHiam WlUse; overseer. Henry VanZandt McQuIde, junior stew­ dress of blege lace with dusty Rossman; lecturer, Mrs. Gladys iary police. Tuesday night, will play Morgan in a prepared statement, 8:30—Howdy Doody. ard; Thomas R. Maxwell, chaplain, pink accessories. Her corsage was rove to roe that when aroused, WDRC—Record Album. Dancause; steward. Harry King- and William C. Bray, tyler. Urges Registration At a meeting of Evergreen High school Friday night: Decem­ 6:00—Sidewalk Interviews. ber 19 they will play Bloomfield of camellias. She was attended bv > everyday citizen of this nation StSb— 6:15—Song Shop. horn: aasiatant steward, Mrs. Is­ R. LaMotte Russell and C. Le­ Uoowell Thomaa 8:00—Arthur Godfrey, tenglll; Pomona. Miss Nancy tary, Bernard Ellis; senior deacon, Washington, D. C. The third board member, VIggo 6:0P—Somerset Maughm ghow. Nichols; FIsra, Mrs. Betty Nlch- ization. Asserting that registra­ Francis Andross; junior deaco'n. door for the Suffield and Morgan WnC—niree Star Extra. Convalescent Home In East Hamp­ tion blanks were available at po­ games. nielson, has been out of the WTHT—Weather. 9:30—Plalnclottesman. ,ols; lady assistant steward, Mrs. ton on Saturday. Burial was In Merle Tapley, senior steward, >focArthur For HeadUnea Its. He wired Banner from 10:00—Boxing; Wrestling. I.>outae Nichols; member of execu­ lice headquarters. Pickus said David Tripp, Junior steward, •iH Hillside cemetery this town. Mr. j "time Is running out. and it Is Singapore— Headline writ- e River, Wis..- that Taylor waa WTHT—Edwin C. HUl. tive committee for three years, McCabe was a native of Marl-1 Charles Nielson: chaplain, Ed-, Three Rings,, the horse that Is authorized to speak for him The National Geographic Socie­ necessary that we advance without ert on newspapers in Singapore i m — William Zemer. I borough and had always lived here j mund Burnham: marshall, Nor­ scratched When it .rains, will race d that he hadn’t diecussed the SALE! ty says fossils Indicate there were FunSral services were further delay from the planning man Brock; organist. Walden Col­ and Malaya don't have any trou­ FROZCN FOODS WDRC—Beulah. held I up until s few years ago when j •stage and become a working or­ at Hialeah this winter. The track ble making the name of Gen, liter with the other membera. i at least three kinds of giant sea Monday afterftoon for George M<- lie went to the ronvaleseent home lins; t.vler, Otis Hills; trustees, WONS—Hilton Lewis, Jr. ganization, trained and ready to with the fiamingoes wa.s fast for Douglas MacArthur fit their col­ inielson was not dismissed. reptiles 90,000,000 years ago. Cabe, 90, who died at the Post | to live. He leaves no relatives. Ralph Grant and William Bradley. 37 of its 40 racing dkya last win­ WTHT—Pick of the HIU. cope with any emergency." A food sale will be held today umns. They simply call Hint WHAT—Symphony Hall. ter.' "M aca." Extra Savihg8 on W^TC — Here's to Veterana [ovel Operation Replaces Gullet | Finest M -W Nowl

WDNS-TsUo-TasL (CoBtlnofd From Page One) I' ^ ^^HTDRC—Jb ck Smith. 2 7 9 .9 1 SUPRIMB 9 CH. PT. ■fore its uiefulnees may be eval- WONS—tlabricl Heatter. BO LB. PULL-TPIDTH Ited properly. u W iifT—Lone Ranger. iThe surgery takes about 90 min- WDRC—tyiub Fifteen. |es to complete. Four hours are W TIC—N aw a dlnarily required for the conven- MS— mat operation in which the w rote—Edward R. Murrow. Ipphogus is cut out and the WONS—New a )OV' omach is brought into the chest QUALITY WASHm—LOVILL WRINGER «•% f-rv. W iiC—One Man’s Familv. that food passes into it directly “LOOKS LIKE om the mouth. sturdy 8-lb. washer at economy price; _ _ WDRC—Mr. Chameleonr iDr. Berman believes the prime 8-posiUoa wnnger. 3-vanq Swirlator y i f 3 WONS—Hidden Truth. BRUNNER’S |e of the plastic gullet at present —American Agent. Quid be in' patients suffering from washes gently, efflcientJyl WHAT—Emile Cote Glee ■ncer. 26% Down • Fraaiat Ika. food ko .lub. ea Terms §0 mad w n c —Halls of Ivy. BEAT ME iThe announcement made it cle%r . 4 9 eWItk antenastto drain pnnp.. . 84.96 I tU ft— 1st doctorp offer no hope of a • Twin Food Frathanon koM 19 ^ Incer cure , through the new ploa- \ WHAT—Catholic Qu; lion Box. TO IT!” • FuH*wMth Froatar Tray wiMlar Iraasar WDRC—Dr. cbrttUan. • Initant pop-up Ico aarvico—10 Ga. lao WHAY—Mortop^ould Conducts. HEAD-HUGGER WTIC—Qreat/Glldersleeve. MANCHESTER WONS-—International Airport: Style and warmth combine Newa. // TOBACCO A CANDY Give this luxury Suprama refrigeretor— the pHI I - WTHt - tI Anything. COMPANY in this smfert hugrer and neuwM for your lisf-loading lodyl Y n *I fW o Y—MoonUght Matinee. 22 BIrek Street ■vnn —Rogues Gallery. car-warmer. Black and all ¥fOflC*SOVIflQp HIOfloy*IQVNIp CDHVwlllvmH| 1C—Oroucho Marx: You Bet m F0 H Tr«d«: W * ¥ n i itondino boouty for hor Utehoni oxira itorago Your Life. |B« O p M eotora. WONS—2,000 Plue. , an d froozing cap a city lhi quality you can afford... got Hio top rofrigor- WDRC—Bing Crosby. For Yolir CenvoRioRCO . WONS—Family Theater. otor for your nfionoy now at ouon groatar tovingtl

Ssnta (in the form of Brunner’s) has come early »EB rOR TOUR this year to hundreds of Manchester homes. They’ve *NG U8T , . . ' alre^ y found year round enjoyment to the whole family by puKing a Crosley TV in their living room 12 CU. PT. M-W HOME PRIlZIRI UVE UQliOR Theatre Television with FULL Kaap ffead the modem way fai on — a o o BOOM VISION. Still time for YOU to “Eye It”— M-W Hama PraaiarlHelds435ibs. 3 0 4 ” ” TWIN PIUSItINERS held FULI-WIOTH PRICUR JIPPY RIIEASCS frae Irayt miSCOPINO SHIIP if 5-YIAR WAkRANTY oa r4 FOR GHRISnUS •Try It”— “Buy It”— but you’ve got to hurry! Countarbaloncad lid stays at any " %A#P« , - ■ - , M l s m l ---- *- 19 qtt.—over V i budiet ef flora* 80 Ibi. trezaa feedi without pulling, pop-oul one of 3 tpociol odoptoblo M SO KA8T TO BUT AT onglal Automatic light; boskatil setamni preduca kapl fraahl end Ic^, hai 3 ihalvatl unmahad cubai Inilsatlyl iholvot for bailor ilerinf I in-oN rotrlgorotlnt wdll THE IWERiU. Better Hurry! Be An Early Santa! PAGMQE STORE BeantlMIy wrapped fiw yoo SALE I DELUXE 4 0 " koadaonse gift eprto*. Call TRY CROSLEY TV PACKAGE STORE . For. U qi^ out itaggeatloMi M-W OAS RANGE PkoM dS87—Wo DeRvor IN YOUR OWN HOME FOR A WEEK FI ICA M nxO ANDUaO, POfMlttoe OUTSIDE DOUBLE CONICAL AN. 159“ to yoo SB If ye« dtcM * Rof to b«y H m m ». Notice h^QRI| wippH i fv.ateGiii! ^ o U ee l» given of • poMte boor! aoop Bu8 i ^ OAc6 lead e iMdi ef Spdna ** kw ClirMswi ' Hartford, en— Wadaas- owralnt «Mi teuqset l#eliiirk...lh#. iq..u«4. Mm* *t w M . froamace at krlpit daythaa Tw**r, Ca*<«’(. Luxury cooUng footuraa ^ o ipodal r r December 20, I860, a t 10:30 arS*e«e*e.eiWll,M «®Dockrt No. 84M. a kaunl CfceaM 6asartaS far h« wHtr, law prkel " eve* heMi eido N r AMI* l*a*eM*o4 20 t ®*>®them New’ Eng- BliunnEii'S latsfiaaOra awaUets...DeA arUKaara AMMrt’it*. tl JS( •tl roadart. Saparala wald.Wik TUephene Oompeuiy to iar SMadt at laae«ar...aad athafs at S«k liUlaiM, ft »^tndlridug| Uae^- •ha laaiaa. laaqaal Uathtfk tma>ee«ei ipiv* r*e broiler eNowt you la I ^38 to 48 ^Ute m mnsMO TELEVISION •tthoMiMtimal Coi« lidual line huetaiea ttr^ RIO. S2.95 TANK CLIANIRI MUndar ring* from 1 to 81J 0 n mentb, aM S68 EAST CENTER STREET V Do all your daoning jobs in half the Concaaladi ■: from 10 Uwowfll RO TELEPHONE 5191 >• i. ^ initial tawSg poii tim aiH o s9 li^-w«|ghltaoitferavary " T d P OPEN ¥ 1 1 0 :;' 1HURS., m . u n t il T> . M. — o p e n SATURDAY (i!Mdbn2^:. No eUtagTS DAY PNiOCRIPTION PNARMACV daaning naad frORi tloff to cailingl liyty-M aa oervtoe or UNTIL s r 401 MAIN llllllT U.kMiHI-ll Tooiidnltoi iwlldi. iRiy.aaf ty bdfl

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1960 PAGE MANCHBSTfcR EVENING BERALD. MANCRESTER. CX)NN^ WEDNfeSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1950 of nurses, reported the nurses made explained the modern surgery who otherwise would have little or have In the past contributed gifts current Job-scekera, and MuHt Report All Sale* Public Nurses 778 calls in November. Of thia which Is now used for tuberculoal* nothing on Christmas Day. and money each Christmas, know-, Employmeiit Up number are qualified for aarlcal I Youths Mixed Of Sling Shotn, Air Guns number 632 were nursing cases, when surgery Is indicated. A Msmoiisl Fund, which was ing that only those who are truly Obituary and aale* work. There la a alsaable Betrothed Special Servicee j 386, supervision. Mrs. Raynor also Mrs. FTiillp Nelson, a member started In ltif8, is used for this deserving and In need will be said that the PubUo Hsalth Nurses of the board. toM of the .inatnic- purpose. This fund is sustained by helped by the Publle Health SHOE. In Local'Sectiou group, howeveri aeeking unakUled A state law is in force that Hold Meeting nurses. occupations. A l ^ t 13 per cent of At Zion Luther| In Car Theft all atore owners must report attended a meeting In Hertford of tion filvep thoee who attended the gifta of money given in memory of the tmemployed are handicapped. the Mie of sling shots and air the Connecticut State Nureee. disaster Institute end explained friepds or lelative and U used If anyone wishes to donate to REPAIRIN& Despite the reatrictive influence In detail the organisation of the only at the Jacrstlon of the board. this fund when the next occasion Job openings in the offices of A Chriatmaa carol and vc rifles to the chief of pollre in fiddal Security waa dlfecuseed ’ ■& Terminated Denths of'’material shortages and the the State Employment Service I One Scut to Rcfornia* Report 778 Cullfl Dnr" and a demonetration was given of diaastar committee. Small things such as shaving arises for expressing sorrow, and Of the Better Kb»d scarcity of skilled workers, post­ aer^ce, with prayer for the U( the locality of the sale. flowers and messages seem Inade­ were fewer than the previous autes and for prevent!' i ofl Police Cajlcf Herman Bchen- iiiR I.A)4t Month Here; the rehabilitation of a crippled The Board membAr* listened with cream, soap, hath powder, tobac- Mrs. William J. Hayes war employment records in the month, although orders for skilled topy. Other Two Are great tntereat, aa the subject is to, perfume, candy and even snuff quate, a check may be 'llent to DONE WHILE rage Om ) other world ponflict wUI be ' del said that pcrralta for sling child. Mra Kathryn M. Hayes, 67, of Hartford labor market, which in­ and semi-skilled workers in­ Put on Probation shots and air rifles must also llighlightn of , Sesnion The monthly meeting of the uppermost in tha mlnda of all can mean a lot when one is sick Mrs. Ilainllton J. Bickford, 32 cludes Manchester, have been creased. tomorrow evening at 6:80 at Grernhill street, treasurer, of the YOU WAIT not mean a parmainanent 37 Llnnmore drive, wife of William LuUieran church. Cooper and I be obtained at the pollre sta­ Registered Nurses Ass^etlon of engaged in publle health work. and old. J. Hayes, died at Manchester Me­ broken as the pressure of in­ tion at a nominal fee. At the monthly meeting of the Menchsstsr was attended by the Plans art already under way to Warm underwear, stockings, Manehester Public Health Nurs­ HBil^ 'Manhan Plann aid If Bri- creased economic activity pushed atrwta. About seven o'clock The caaes of three youths in- i ing Association. SAM YULYES lita*a aeanomic position worsens. morial hosplUl last night after a PMtor. Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Manchester Public Health Nuraing Public Health Nurses whsn Dr. provide Cbrtetmaa comforts and bed-jackets, shoes and clothing of employment up to an unprece­ I volved In the theft o. a car and cheer for Inmates of the Hoapital 701 MAIN (rrR B R T 1M “reconsideration, if long illness. dented level. ' Lou Yiscusi Says read the acripturea, and tha Association held yesterday in the Fox of the State Department 0/ various kinds are also given. ' .of tM cut-off order, Bom in Springfield, Moss., Mrs. dent prayer fro m"01d SU r several motor vehicle violations' beard room of Memorial hospital, Health spoke on tuberculosis. He Annex, tha Town Farm and also a Friends of the Manchester Pub­ The era 80,000.000 years ago is ; Private , non-agricultura) em­ anyone who r pposes the Oommun- number of sick and aged persons lic Health Nursing Association Hayes lived in Hartford 22 years ployment in the area In Novem­ Pep Not for Sale p^rayer book, of vintage 1700. were disposed of in Town Court 1 ist-sponsored Stockholm Peace Pe. Mrs. Gertrude Raynor, supervisor told of the latest trsatmenta and called the Oetaccoua sgr. I Britain win be permitted to before moving to Manchester three Believing Christian Praya in years ago. She was a member of ber soared to a new postwar high this naornlng with .ludge Wesley; tition or any Communist-line Peace' K e the 1178,000,000 granted her of 153,830, Bubstantiaily above the of War” will be repeated on be C. Gryk sentencing one of the Congress. i mallie Beoaontie Oooperation Ad- the Daughters of ..sabella, Hart­ Hartford, Dec. 13 —(g>)—• Lou knee. The church is open a iB usteatlon (£CA) as its Mar- October peak of 151,610. About Viscusi motored up from New youths to e reformatory sentence' The sweeping legislation may! ford. tw’o-thlrds of these 2,320 newly houra Xor devtition and mediU and giving the other two suspend­ become a model for all Soviet satel-' ihall Plan allotment for the last Besides her husband she leaves York City today with Mr. and \ added workers found employment Mrs. Willie Pep and took time out Chriatmaa floodlighting will t ed sentences and placing them on llte countries. lix months of this year. two daughters: Mrs. Raymond G. in m anufacturi^ industries. .'The Joint American-British an- Schroll of Glastonbury and Mrs. from a busy day to declare that and request numbers will be bi probation. { Mixed trends characterized the his contract with Pep Whs not for cast through the amplifying Roger Michaud, 18. of 50 Ash ' fOoncemeat also stressed that Henry J. Godlewskl of Manchester: manufacturing group with gains ^em from the tower. AND TH EII Bie end of Marshall Plan aid to two brothers. Patrick and Thomas sale. _ street, was sentenced tu C3ieshlrel Britain "will in no way affect the more than olTaetting losses. Once Clarence Kay, who yesterday Reformatory for taking a motor li Morin, both of Springfield, and again the fabricated Ihctals and Reject Ajppeal orrangemObta which are now be­ three granddaughters. said he was "very interested”, in Clears Way for Plant vehicle without the o'sner’s per-| ing -worked out by the North aircraft industry led the advance buying the former world feather­ Funeral services will be held in factory employment, adding mission. Judgment was suspended j FAMILIES Atlantic Treaty organisation for Friday morning at 8:30 at the weight champion's contract, .ap­ Waterbury. Dec. 13—(;p)_ on charges of driving an Improper-1 To Join Roman the assessment and distribution about 1,190 persons to the work­ parently would have no chance of Attention Union Members John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 force. Large Increases also were discontinuance of the Litcl ly registered motor vehicle and' ■ of the burden of the defense pro­ East Center street, and at 9 doing so even if it were on the Miss Rosalie Palmer Branch of the New Haven disobeying *1 police officer, and i grams of its members." registered In the machinery in­ mgrkeL Mrs. Hazel E. Palmer, of Man­ o'clock at St. James's. Burial will dustry, especially in the office and road may have made it feasib Michaud was given 30-day sen-1 Catholic Faith Poster said the United States "Let Kay pay what he owes me chester road, Glastonbury, an­ construct a hvdro-electric plai goaeitiment is "especialiy pleased be In Rose Hill cemetery. Rocky service subgroups, up 400, and in nounces the engagement of her tence, su.'pended, in the County i Hill. for the Pep-Humberto Sierra bout the Housatonic river above Jail for reckless driving. (Continued From Page One) it . as see so prominent all* example textiles, Up 100. The sharpest de­ first,” said Lou. "Let him pay that daughter, Rosalie Merle, to cnifton Zoar, a Connecticut Light 'of the success of the European Re­ Friends may call at the funeral cline was centered in the garment C. Ckiffirt. son of Mrs. Andrew J. Peter R. Llstro, 16. of 11 Plano: home from seven o’clock this eve­ debt before he goes around sayjng Power Co., official said today covery Program at this early trades due to the usual seasonal he’d like to buy any fighter's con- Stroker. of Manchester road, Glas­ place, was fined $15 for driving churches in Southington and Platn- ning until the hour of the funeral. cording to R. H. Knowlton, without a license and was given vllle, said that as far as he knew date.” Generally, the Marshall ROOM FOR CONTEMPLATION—W ith'the shadow* of world contraction, and minor losses oc­ tracL” tonbury. pany president, a Boston «ng1: Plan effort was to hiive continued curred in other indiwtries. * No dVinlte date has been set for a suspended reformatory sentence it was the first official action Robert Shields conflict banging particularly heavy over the UN, delegates at Lake Mr. kay promoted the Pep- ing firm is again making a r U ^ l 1952. Brisk Cliristmas buying result­ Sierra bout in Miami In February, the Wedding. and placed on probation for one taken by a Lutheran conference on The British Government, In the Robert Shields, 91, of 28 Gris­ Success now have accoas to a newly-opened “meditation room.'-’ of the possibility which they the Pope’s invitation and on the The 20-foot aquare, dimly lighted room, decorated only by small ed in a large increase in non-man­ 1948, and wound up with a loser found not to be feasible. Kr year for taking a motor vehicle Joint announcement, expressed wold street, died at the Manches­ ufacturing employment. Principal financially, though the show ap­ without the owner’j permission. new dogma, announced by the Pope lt«- "deepest gratitude” to the ter Memorial hospital annex last flags and a pot of ferns, was opened to UN offlcials and the public gains were concentrated in retail gifts. Up to today, puppies have ton said the project was pai this year, that Saint Mary ascend­ ' alike, in response to many pleas by reUgious organizations. peared to draw a lar{|e crowd. been distributed and 32 others will the companv's Improvement . A suspended sentence and one United States for iU "unprece- evening after a long illness. trade establishments where mer­ '•year prohatlcn was also meted out ed bodily into Heaven after her drated generosity" in giving free­ Born In Ireland, he was employ­ chants hired extra help for the be placed in homes by the end of gram on which $75,000,000 ha death. 'Mi ly to Britain at a critical moment Skunks Too the week, says Patrolman Joseph ready been expended. to Donald Howe, IP of 18 Liberty ed at CThency Brothers for over rush. New London, Dec. 13— Last L. Rafferty. Now RalTerty has street, Hartford, for taking a car Asserting that the Mary of the in history the means to regain fifty years until his retirement Unemployment continued lt.s Pope’s dogma does not conform week the Patrolmen's Benevolent come up with soihethlng new. He The first American glass without permission. A companion her economic independence and many years ago. ' decline in the area. Women still with the "Mary of Holy Scripture," power. Dodgers to Look Over A.ssociation announced it had nine has at his disposal, awaiting new pany was built In Jamestown, charge of recklesi driving was He leaves one daughter, Mrs. constitute almost one-half of the puppies to give away as C^hrlstmas nolleve the vehicle to Manchester ^ b i g plot In East cemetery. s h and man." Such a role, the Lu­ of Increased defense spending and Dodgers’ 1951 team and particular­ I , possessor of a great throwing Sind switched marker plates. The -U>e necessity for paying higher Friends may call at the funeral ly in the outfield. arm, is a long ball hittei*. He’s therans hold, belongs only to costs for raw materials. home from this evening until the Among the fly-chasing talent been in the pro ranks four years. car was driven around Manchester Clirist. hour of the funeral. that is being brought up for next Last season started with St. Paul, for several l?ys by Michaud, Howe "We feel genuine concern over year are Don Thompson and Dick but after 13 games with that club and Ustro, Bayer said. this threat, to the spiritual wel­ Practical »fe Mi*. Groce H, Barlow On November 28, Bayer con­ On Gif Williams. Thompson will not be was shifted to Hollywood where fare of milKona of Roman Catho­ About Town Mrs. Grace H. (White) Barlow, an.v stranger to training camp fol­ while he wound up up hitting only tinued. Michaud was driving the lics. and therefore we extend our I* widow of W. Howard Barlow, died lowers as he ha.a had a trial pre­ .243, he walloped 31 homers and can atolen car down Main street when hand In spite of the above misgiv­ Tha V.F.W. County Council last night at Grace-New Haven viously with the Braves. The drove in 76 runs. he was spotted by a police cruiser ings,’’ the statement added. lueeUng will be held at the V.F.W. Hospital after a short Illness. Mrs. Dodgers had him at their Montreal Fighting for a catching spot will that gave cl aoe. Michaud refused As too rejoining the Roman Post Home in Windsor, Sunday, Barlow, who was 81, formerly farm last season and everything be Steve Lembo and Dick Teed. tb stop and U e cruiser abandoned Catholic church, the Lutherans December 17, at thre o'clock. lived in the Manchester Green Both are right handed hitters. (Be pursuit in Hebron after some | asaerteo they were "mindful of the left handed hitter had done ' the divine desire for one tniiy for the section of this town and In Hart­ Lembo, 111 most of last season, was i^ar collisions. warranted this new chance to make united (Christian Church,” but said Mystic Rsview, Woman's Bene­ ford. She had been making her the big leagues. He batted around recalled from St. Paul lost Sep­ Police Lieutenant Raymond F. home with her daughter, Mrs. tember when Roy Campanello was firlffin testified that he recovered ‘■(Christian unity must be in ac­ fit AoaociaUan, will entertain the .310 and. In the process of sccu- cordance with the will of God. Junior members of the order at a Mildred H. Doyle of Stratford. Be­ mulatlng 222 bases on 157 hits, hurt. Before reaching the Dodgers tte stolen car on St James street Christmas party, Tuesday evening. sides Mrs. Doyle, she leaves two he flit .241 at St. Paul. Teed is on ifiid that Michaud had admitted which is clearly revealed In the other daughters, Mrs. Grace E. drove in 81 tallies. Bible." December 19, at 6:30 p. m. in Odd Williams appears on the Dodgers’ the roster for the first time. This both stealing and driving the "Accordingly,” the statement FlsDows hall. Mr*. Elizabeth Evtu- Bartlett of Hamden and Mrs. is his fourth year In the pay ranks vehicle. Griffin said that he spot- IffcauM wff do BOt hcTfo olaberato itoro Ax* Dorothy W. Bryant of Freeport, roster for the first time. He was continued, "we propose a mew abek Mra. Irene Vincek bead purchased from the Fort Worth and he batted .275 in 56 games at tied Michaud driving the car on Long Island; one son, Munrne O. Montreal last season after he had helping Joint-study of Holy Scriptures for tMros or shew window displays ond our main- November 30 and that the accuted 'tha committee of arrangements. Barlow of Stuart. Florida; twelve team. A right handed hitter, he's re-examlning together with the Baxita C3aaa is axpected with gifts had two full seasons in Double A started the season with Pueblo. refused to stop. grandchildren and eleven great Most of the pitchers being Roman Catholic clergy and peopl" tononco is B oxt to ROthin9 wo con offer you for tha boys and girls, and the grandchildren. competition and. In both years, his ..'The youths were taken into cue- ■without fear or favor, and to our committee wiU serve various eat- hitting has been convincing enough. bought by the Dodgers have been IfcSy at the close of the court aes- mutual satisfaction and convic­ ffno quality furniture and ruqs at dtffnitoiy Mrs. Barlow was a member of on the roster before. Appearing,/or aion by Detectives Harold Good­ Here^s Whv YOU gMea liked by the children. The the former Wapplng Congrega­ In 1919 with the CaU, Wllllama tion, the saving truth of God's lower prices. You con prove it to yourself meeting and Christmas party for batted .310, drove In IH runs and the first time Is Ray Moore, a man snd Moore Storrs of the Hart­ Holy Word.” THE UNION FURNITURE FROJiCT the adult members will take place tional church. Her funeral will his 174 hits Included 23 homers and right hander, purchased from P'ort ■"nM tWiig TM* Ufta ALL TIm ktn* New England ford police by shoppinq around and comporinq prices. be held Friday afternoon at two later in the evening, and a full at­ 30 doubles. Last season h« battefi Worth. Moore started In orgamized o’clock at the Watkins Funeral hall In 1947 with Greenwood in the AT 1088 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD. tendance of both groups is hoped around .300, again hit thirty doub­ Get Guaranteed Yo«*l lliid that Union Furniture prices ore HW' Home. Rev. David Crockett of the les and had an RBI total of 72. Cotton States League and. after Hit IS SPONSORED RY THE INTlRNArON- for. Wapplng Federated church will posting an 18-7 record there, i f NM i i ^ m huHnefB tmrmer, im« n, » r « temper f^eatliitli is18 PenaltyT 'eii ( docldodly loss. Como in ond l o ^ around officiate and burial will be in the He is considerefl one of the best de­ AL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS. fensive players to come out of the moved up to Greenville in the Sal­ The weekly Bible hour for East Cemetery. ly League. His percentage in both im mmit field mt emdemver, pmu wUi rnmniimremd this beemtue ll cMcens* . . . Valentine Plea .. .brinq your family with you.. .you’H And Emanuel Laitheran parishioners Friends may call at the funeral minors in some years. For ‘Collaboration’ Savings at the LODGE NO. 1746, WELFARE COMw Also on the list for the first of those seasons was below .500, thot wo hove o lorqo soloction of fumituro win be held tomorrow evening at hon*e from seven to nine o'clock but despite that he was promoted U'oattnoed From Page One) MIHEE. the home of Mr. and litrs. George tomorrow evening. time is outfielder Bill Sharman, a New Engltnd it ycmi home snd business plsce, and (UoatlBoed from Page 0*e) Okerfelt, 29 Bigelow street. bonus player, signed after he had to Ft. Worth where he regained It is ^ o m a r y for the committees and staff special- and mqs. hla winning stride, turning in 15 upon iu prosperity depends your own welfare, the prog­ creases without making a similar starred for Southern California isa to enlist the aid and cooperation of interested institu­ lilt described the "law for the pro­ request of the steel industry. Members of the Police and Fire­ CTarenre E. Frost University. A right handed batter Victories while losing only nine ress of this six-state region end your own progress arc tions, ayMciations, firms and individuals in working no Union Furniture Pro iect Clarence E. Frost, a former last season. His ERA was 3.10. inseparable. tection of peace" as a desperate The Senators, Capehart of' In-] men's Junior Athletic Fund com­ Sharman launrhed his pro career particular problems. climax to Russia’s campaign to diana and Brickcr of Ohio, termed - mittee will hold an important resident of Manchester, died lo.st with the Pueblo Western League Other pitchers are Jim Romano, night at the Masonic Home In Joe Landrum, Clem Labinc, Pud scuttle Western Europe's rearma­ it inconsistent for Economic meeting tonight at 7 o'clock at team last season and. after bat­ ment. Hoae Company No. 1, SMFD. Ken Wallingford, after a long illness. Podbellan and Jack Banta. Of Stabilizer Alan Valentine to seek! Here Are A Few Items Which Have Been Shopped In Other Stores To Prove ting .288 in 11 games and driving Hard industry in early New England laid the foun­ The New England Council la committed to .They admitted, hotvever, that no voluntary steel price cut and • Smith is chairman of the commit­ The son of the late George and in 70 runs, he was atiovcd up 4o these, Brooklyn-born Romano was dation for tha present attainments of this, your home re­ Elizabeth (Eidridge) Frost, for the last to Join the Dodgers. He no interest but that of New England sHthout West German units in any yet expect General Motors and | tee smd George McCaughey secre­ Elmira. Played in 10 games with gion, and provided it with the heritage of Yankee in­ tqilted European army, that army tary. many years he wn.s foreman in the was brought up In the final days PROSPERITY; it has no authority but Ford to cancel Increases they had By Actual Comparison That You Always Save More At Union Furniture Project that team, hitting .289. In addi­ of the past campaign, having q u ir y , pioneer ^ irh , and workable democracy so *nuld be doomed almost at the announced. < velvet winding department of tion to his baseball ability, he is that of PUBLIC OPINION: it has no I Cheney Brothers. He was a mem­ spent the greater part of the sea­ imporunt to continued advancement. w tset of a war with Russia. West Porcelain Top 5-Plooe •'ll The Pilgrim Fellowship cla-sses recognized as one of the greatest power but that of MEN and IDEAS. % rm an government officials al- Valentine caked Ford and Gen­ will meet tomorrow evening at ber of Manchester Lodge No. 73, son at MohtJe and later at St. eral Motors last week to wipe out KITCHEN SETS FAMOUS MAKE CEDAR CHESTS A.F. and A.M. basketball players to come from Paul. He had a 12-10 record at Mo­ rsad.v oppose the contribution of ■ARREL CHAIRS atght o’clock instead of seven at the Coast. While at Porterville, troops to such an army unless the roughly five per cent price Woodruff hall, Center church. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Na­ bile and won two games without New England, as you know, has a great many tan­ hikes they put into effect then. With Dnraii Plaatte Ctaaiie Veetned by our shoppers to thaniel Hodges of Bangor, Me., Cal., high school, he won 13 varsity any setbacks at St. Paul. He’s been their occupied country is treated s'erifled by our ebappere to be letters. gible assets in the fieltb of Industry, Commetoe, Agricul­ a* an equal partner, something Both refused, saying the increases S14SJ10. You eaa get It at UakHi be St9-A0. You can grt It at The Past Mistress Club of and Mrs. Charles Myers of Salis­ in the Brooklyn organization ture, Rccfeetioo end Transportation — but the greatest verlflfd by onr bury Cove, Me. Antonello, a long ball hit­ since 1946, that France so far has refused to were Juetlfled because of higher Furaltnie for only ...... » “ ebopper* to be Union Fnraltare for only ... Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, 83 ter who spent the last season at ■sset of all, perhaps, is New England's recognition that For greater effectivenea In furthering New Eng- accept. ' labor and material costs. L^OX.,1., will have their annual Masonic funeral services will be Banta. Lablne and Podbeilan SIMJSO. Ton ean( held at the Masonic Home in Wal­ Hollywood, and George Shuba, left were with the Dodgers last it faces not only challenges but also problems—iu aware­ ’ land's development the Council has concentrated ia work The Communist death threat Capehart and B.-icker raised get H at Unloat eiipper and Christmas party Fri­ handed hitter who has been up ■Qcnied to Western obaerwers here their questions about steel prices, day evening at six o’clock in the lingford Friday at 11 a. m. Burial spring. Podbellan got off to a fine ness that THERE IS WORK TO BE DONE. in five major dep^m cna: Industry, Agriculture, Recrea­ Famltnre for 33 K, OoM Hand Decorated will be In the family plot in before, are other outfielders ex- tion, Transportation, Public Relatiofis. These depiutmems t# hark straiiglit back to Hitler's boosted last month afer a wage ealy Evangeline room of Murphy’s res­ start, but slipped and was sent I' tfietlcs In the ..1930's of winning increase In the industry, aa Val'- JE 3 taurant. Each member lias the Zeazie, Maine. will coaa the Council's new long-range program for SECRETARY TAILE LAMPS work Antonen^ "hipped back to New England is uniquely equipped with mien, ideas, bloodless victories by threatening entine called in officials of Ford, privilege of inviting a friend, and bail richt h a ^ d I Montreal in June and Lablne. a building a better New England . . . a program specifically other Ehlropean nations with de­ General Motors and other auto verified Hy oar ehoppere to be vorined by ear eboppere to bo MAIN the "secret pals” will be revealed Rocl« Bridffls^' K . . I bailer, was returned in May. machines, and money, but New England’a progress in the designed to attack, by united action, the urgent economic struction. S-Pe. Walnut W'atorfall Slt.S8. Tea eaa get It at Uaioa at this time. who tK*^®** t *^*'® "hortstop Landrum came up in the middle of future, as in the past, will dep e^ upon the continued ap­ companies today to talk over the 1139.60. You can get It at Calea * 8 8 “ Funerulfl ^ho made the Int. League All .Star ' the season and had a brief stay. problems of NeW England. Elxcept for an outright military price situation. Furnltura to r ealy ...... Fnraltare for oaly ...... plication of its early pioneer spirit end of MM/rd tffor/ attack, it waa the strongest of­ The seaslon was described in ad­ lEDROOM SUITE The insurance losses in Man­ as a regiop to solve these pfoblcins. CINTIR fensive that Communism could vance as a "dlacuBslon of the whole THIATE8. chester’s recerit weeks of wind­ George Crtwkett above the mantelpiece and a Are To implement this program, the New England launch against the West. veetOai by ear DUNCAITPHYFE 18*36" GLASS TOP storm and rain are expected to Funeral services for 'George Two Youth Groups situation and an eflort to get them 3-PC. MAHOGANY BEDROOM eboppere to ba •TRANO J boil down to considerably less than glowed on the hearth. An illumi­ Council in 1950 will promote these special aaivitics: It canje_at perhaps the worst to hold the line if this can u be S36Sfi6. Yon can TVIAHOGANY COFFEE TABLES THIAT13/ : _ Crockett, oT 208 North Elm street, nated Christmas tree was sur­ There Is a working tool for ^ application of dils pOosible moment for the Allied %’erifled by our shoppers to $50,000 one agent estimated to­ who died at his home yesterday, done.” ( get H at Union verified by ear sbeppera to be To Be ill Charge rounded with gifts, and the identi­ united effort. It is an organizatioo which represents powers, which arc deeply engaged Sitting in were Valentine, Price be St4SJW. You can g k It Farnltnre tor- $149«o day. First reports, he said, Indl- will be held at the W. P. Quisli Expand its u/orh for iba tonstrutHon of an in- in, a spreading Asiatic war and S39-60.* Yoa eaa get It at Va- eated some po.ssible heavy losses, ty of the "capsule ladies” were re­ you, works for you and with you, and which depends up­ Administrator Michael V. Diealle at Ualoa Fantltura tor $14950 only ...... Joa Ferpitaia tor ealy ... Funeral Home tomorrow after­ vealed. Jellied fruit salad, home Ugratad steal mill in Sew England, have only puny forces Jn Europe only ...... $1995 but adjustment inspections show noon at 3:45. Rev. Leland O The two youth groups of the Sec­ on you for suppon. It is the New England Council. compared to the Soviet Army. and other stabilization officlala. that some losses were either over­ made cookies and other daintiea Capehart and Bricker said in sep­ Hunt, pastor of the Second Con­ ond Congregational church will Co-operate with SatJonal Planning Atsoe. and Out of long wrangling, the Al­ estimated or .fell outside policy gregational church, will officiate were served at small tables center­ arate Interview* the eteel price conduct the entire candlelight ed with Santa Claus figures or The Federal Retarte Bank of Boston in the lies Ia.st week produced k formula SO EASY provisions. and burial will be In the East For n qoarter of n century the New Eay- for Incorporating German troops Increase apparently waa the prin­ .3-PC. LAWSON LIVING cemetery. Christmas carol service on Christ­ snow men. with cornucopias, made fauid CoiBicII has been the ugcacy through conduct of a comprehensive study of the ivs- cipal reason for the hike in Ford 5-PC. SOLID MAPLE DINETTE ROOM .SUITE in Europe's defense. But thia has Famono Make 100% All W’eel Friends may call at the funeral mas Eve at the church. The pro­ by Mrs. Manning and filled with which ictiders in industry, eoutnicrec, ugri- p )^ of pidicies of the Federal Governmesst on been rejected by Chancellor Ade- and General Motors car prices. veiMad by oar sbeppere TO GET TO ... home from this evening until the gram has been planned to start at candy at each plate. culture, uad ireeroution«l dcvdtdwitnt in tha Sew England ecostomy.” , nguer as failing to grant Germans "In view of that, I think Con- Vx 12FT. RUGS to be flWfiO. Yon eaa get verified by enr eboppere AncloVer hour of the funeral. 6:30 to enable families with small ' the six New Engfand atatce have succcta- "riguality.” gre.'. ought to find out why there It at Unlen Fnraitnre for be 6279, Yen eaa get It children to attend. . Wow Ru.*iua’a German agents was no. request for cancellation of verified by oar shoppers to be o n ly ...... Union Fnraitnre fer only!«189»> Holiday Social fully united their effort* tor the eonnoii Ascert^ the heat menni of ftmSktifg the erne- the eteel price increases,” Bricker 899J10. Yoa ean get It at Un­ » 5 8 « A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Kar^eUs The story of Christmas will be and the indlviduul good. have set a ctiprcnie penalty for FREE read from the Bible and carols will stm etion 0} modem ittdnstrial factory hnildingi West Germans who cast their lot said. "Maybe there waa some ion Fnraitnre for o n ly ...... $ 5 8 8 * Steward Hoisington at Windham Funeral services for Peter P. for eseisting and stew indtsstries. Justification for not making a re­ Community Memorial Hospital, Karvolis of 389 Tolland Turnpike be sung by both the choral group At Country' Clnh with Western Europ<'. DELIVERY! and the congregation. This la the The catch-all phraseology of the quest but on the face of It, it looks Famous Inneispring MATTRESSES WilUmantlc on Monday, December Who died Sunday were held this The aim of^ the New England Council is to stimu­ inconsistent.” ’ 9 DRAWER SOLID MAPLE lltfa. morning at the Lcclerc Funeral flrat time the young people of the Broadcast to the peopta of Sew Englaatd and the lilbst German taw apparently men. verified by ear ehoppere to be church have undertaken a musical A gay holiday social sth ^ u le is late regional action for the further economic progress of a^d with a future death verdict ...Capebart said both Ford and KNEE-HOLE DESKS ' The seventh and eighth grades homC’ 23 Main street, and from New Eqgland by: rest of t ^ coMsttry the facts about S e w England’s General Motoi* recently granted $4tJld. Tea eaa get It at Union of the Elementary school will have St. Bridget’s church. Rev. Bronis­ program and they cordially invite in prospect for members of the ecossotseic progress astd aebievemessts, ihrongb an by some East Gc.-ma • 'war crimes” 3-PC. MAPLE BEDROOM SUITES verified by onr eboppere Kupiltnre for only ...... a CThristmas Party on Friday, De­ their friends and famUies to at­ Manchester Country club, both effurt: wage increases, and that the wage $2950 law Gadarowskl was the celebrant tend. accalerateim aastd, n ' expastsUd public relations pro- factor therefore was Just u much verified by ear sbeppera to to be $M.M. Ten eaa get cember 15. The sixth graders and Rev. Robert Carroll, deacon and seniors and Juniors, beginning I. West German Chancellor Kon­ A fbeewlll offering will be taken Ptoffioting regional consciousness and oo-opcraiion. gram. fe'cbm- Green Manor EMatea to Hu­ f***®*7 worker* Owen L. Murphy, Simsbury medi­ meeting, conducted by the preat-' cut according to the SUte Depert- dioonol Gonuihutiotts. , ,;'ted publicly In favor of Amer- bert B. EMgett et al, property on I with the company cal examiner, said death waa due ment of Health which^Lpday re- ^ development of atomic wea- to natural causes. dent, Mrs. George F. Borat, Mrik Crosby road.' '.pr BT will receive extra Jeaale Cadman sang solo*, Mlaa Pwted 75 new ce«es "l£it week Write for Membership tmformsftiom oohs. Marriage Ueenee inmUNSTItEET fa <0 honra. Thoee The body was discovered by Gene Welton, whletler, contributed Bronchopneumonia caaea Increased Cmnasittccs of elected directors lopimlsc dw aatvi.* 5. All Ger.eani who openly sup-' Harry Norman J*ckaway of ■lx month* service « e d Schiele, a friend,.who notified several number* and Mi*« Hazel to 49 cases from 27 reported In the n a t d a permanent staff of inecialisa, in' industry end THE NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL port West Germar< rearn»»»«Dt- NSW BWtaln and Evelyn Fodrove HARTFORO — PHONf 7.10* Um aquivUent of 20 Louis A. Pane, manager of the Driggs. humorous recitauon*: all 6. Anytismian “who tnajt«* con- pf 146 J’orter street., wedding De­ I honusee win range Canton Inn. He called State Pdlice- of which weri. «»u ni«.iua.< infanUle paralysis was reported. IndumM devclopipeot, agricelture and forcatry, racrae- iTA-niR ILDC„ lOSTON If, MASS. of which were 45ell redeiv^ tieM dcvtlopmcnt, transponation, raaaarcly Mid public tegiptuous the movement fo'.' the cember 'Jfi by Rabbi I.eon Wind of to $T8 for Individuals, mM Jamea L. Parrotl -who noti­ To add io the Christms* atmo­ bringing the total to nine. Whoop­ Temple Beth Bhelom. fied I>r. Murphy. ing cough c.uscs reported decreased praservation of peace”;' that iSa sphere, a ikrg* wreath was placed from'jie Vo'54"

V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1980 MANCHESTER EVENING ^HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19W PAGBi

so Dr. McReynolda believes, will 1961 because prdouccra wtnild not Miss Reynolds for distribution lo Sgt. 0arl Farris of the United children in service men’s families. Gi'cenlNick Shower States Air Force, son of Mr. and Housewife Fixef /;(y * be the way In which Burma, Ma- Gouging Woundied In ICorean Wur Would Enlist “make adjustments In produc- Seller of Pistol I mother Shower VFW Auxiliary•» tinese Reds .laya and Siam will Ukewlae go. tlan.” ’There was too much pro­ Ouer 700 Men Shoppers Mrs. Richards was ably assist- Mrs. Roy Farris ot 9. Durkin Here wo have an opportunity to duction, Ellender said. . sd last night by Mrs. Elsahor For Colleen Aborii street, sometime. In January, ArtisU’ Art Tv,- ■’ r-i. ‘ . _ _ make good on our announced pol­ Germans, Japs Uailetl Into Cour For Bride-to-Be Has Xmas Party Maloney, Mrs. Bdlth Mason, Mrs. i ; icy of favoring the development of "The government couldn’t go Visit Burton’s Dress Shop KIslo Anderson, Mrs. Jane Fortin. on indefinitely proriding the only Mrs. Rose Chapdelalne and Mrs Miss Oollsen Aborn, ot 038 To! Ktote Ukea Red Hats Los Angstss— aim. till—n Face Era of Power free government but wo have not (Continued from Page Due) market for a big percentage- of WHlimantk, Dec. 13-(Jh- 1 Another surprise miscellnneous Mrs. Ann Richards, chairman of yet done, anything very spectacu­ Mary DeClantls. beth Ann Fry. a bousswtfs who hw our annual pouto crop.” Elicnder veatlgatlon Into tha accident I tower was given M i« 'Virginia the committee In charge of the land Turnpike, was honored with a i,«C. 13 - (4i-A imfety lar in that area. Rico. In opening their convent, on Approximately 750 men visited with the rornplfmenta of Bur­ greenback shower last Monday never h*4 >a ait Isssou, sg y d s bar In conclusion the speaker stat­ yesterday they heard a call for said in a prepared address. "Let shooting of a Canterbury child t I unemn recently a t t|M home of ton’s pot luck supper and Christmas Boy Killed By Auto tbemaalvaa fait was by joining a me here stress that the same fate Burton’s store on Main street'last evening at the horns of Mrs Roy »»y Highway •pars Urns Improving en the wwk Dir. Mdteynoldfl Tell§ government which they deapiae, ed that we muat get away from more food production by W. Aver- day brought Joseph A. Stcriin rs. William Duncan. ’Tiio bos- ’Twelve gift wrappers were kept party of ths V. F. W. Auxiliary, Perris. 9 D'.rkln sticcl. Ouerla Deiiartment has proved so sue- cll Harriman, President Tniman'h awaits those who insist on pur­ night during the hours of 6:30 and btuy during the store hours. A desires to thank her committee Bridgeport, Dec. 13—(fli — A ot profeaslonsl painters, and by non-recognition of the the idea that our leadership suing a similar course. Fanners 40, sporting goods dealer Into p I:s8es were Miss Blaine Duncan from Msnoh«*ter. F.llinglon and cessi'ol that a lot more of those llt- YWCA Group U.S. H m present regime we have no way of thr0Ugh'8Hft'fKA"worId should form Foreign Affairs AsslsUnt. Alan Miss Jeanette Batteron. B o’clock fqr the third annual little vial ot a famous, perfume and oil members who made last •even-year-old boy was Instantly Mrs. Fry spselallKsa la rsaovat* nations which will be a . replica of B. Kline, Iowa hog fanner who should know they themselves must lice court on two counts. ’The room was decorated in Men’s NlghU^JBurton Knopp, store was attached to each bow on each killed here last night when he was Clastonbury were present. tie red hats are’ going to be worn. L oot OmtacT With Lib* counteracting ChIneM Oomrauntst do a little pqiiclng of thslr own Bight’s’ affair such a succoss. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbert por the psst year department Ing itstuss and rsliglous objects la propaganda. On the affirmative ourselves. What Is best for the heads the nation’s biggest farm Sterling Is p.esidcnt and treo link, blue and yellow, centered manager, saio'today that the at­ package. . Fifteen of the gifts will be sent stnick by an automobile' as he organisation, said necessary food activities. 'They cannot hope to urcr of Nassiff Arms, Inc., local Hot coffee and home made ap­ attempted to croea Bamum avenue Auden,en. sister of the brldeftroom, uialntenanco workers on dangerous churches convents and nianito* onto We Educated side la tha long standing frlend- United States is not necessarily (lave price supports unless they |y a sprinkling can, undsr which tendance was the best ever since to children In the Tolland County ■bip between ua and the Chinese. best for the rest of the world. will be produced through greater in this city. He is charged wl ] le bride-to-be opened her gifts. ple pie was served. Mr. Knopp Home at Vernon, and the remain­ after a visit to a neighborhood and Miy. Ronald Farris, his ala- hnve been required to wear trrtes. She touchs, up paint faded efficiency, more machines, and use are willing to accept government the Idea waa conceived and put ter-ln-law. They used the Christ- ,.c,j i,sta. so they could be more by the passage of tims or U nso«»- Dr. O«org« Mcltcynoldr. h««d of Dr. McReynolds believes that The only plsce In this section regulations.” selling a pistol iwltbout keeping A buffet luncheon was served said that 30 pies wers consumed der will be turned over to Miss barbershop. The victim waa Rich­ of Asia' where that Is likely to 'be of more women and older-age record of the sale and with sellii into operation three years ago. and 30 gallons of coffes. John Vin­ ard RuzbraskI, son of Mr. snd^Mrs. mas motif In the de nations, an t rnslly aeen by approaching motor- sary removes the old pigment and Ow Dvpartmont of Oovemmwt the Oitnese people have been sold workers. |y the hostesses. A tiered wedding Jessie Reynolds, social servicer on the idea that United Nations done is Japan. The rest of the a pistol without obtaining a wri lake, made and decorated by Clin- Women—outside of sales ladles cent of the PhlUp Morris Com­ worker for the town. Gifts re­ Andrew Kusbraski, of this city. the gifts were encloeed In a decor- (gts. Now the department has de- applies a complete nsw coat, Bhe ■ad btem ational RcUUom at the action in Korea represents a di­ countries odil never be remade in Poage, a member of the House ten application from the purchase I m Jerome, brother-in-law of the and gift wrrapplng girls—were not pany distributed cigsKttes to all. maining from the joint party of Police lc|entlfled the driver as Ber­ sted mall boA, Games were played , lded to ovitflt all 1,625 of Its maln- got the Idea "while putting on my t%lroraIty of Connecticut, preeent- the image of the United Btateaf Agriculture Committee, also urged as provided by law. I ride-to-be, was the center of at- allowed to enter the store. The big Chief cigaretts girl was Miss the Post and Auxiliary Sunday nard P. Furmanek, 17, also of and refreshments served. 1 tenanee workers with the attention makeup one day" aiid haa been d«K rect threat to Chinese territory. that nations receiving aid money A bout Tow n attendance reflects on the many ed the aecond in the monthly lec­ Although - the Chinese and Rua- If they become free nations with­ I^ t. Sgt. Francis G. Hayres I ractlon. BUsabeth Robinson, th a , oldest afternoon will also be given to Bridgeport, Hiss A bom will be married lo, attracting headgear. Ing It for seve al years. in the framework of the United from the U. 8. be reoulred to put the Wiliimajillc Police Departme Misa Dtmcan will be married to good wives who let their husbands employee at Burton’s In point of ture eeriee of the T. W. C. A. slana are traditional enemies, as up .lomcthin.g in rftiim if they get out on a ’Tuesday night—In n b llc Affeira couree. yeeterday long as the Russians do not over­ Nations then we have achieved 'The Inasa-uch class of the *-njJ State Policeman John Murpi I lisley Dimock of Storra on Satur- service. More than 1,000 cigarette our objective. The time haa can. Asiatic nations could provide hopes of course that they visit sample packagM were distribut­ •ftemoon et the Community Y. play their hand and Intervene too manpower for our annica, he said, Church of the Naxarene will hold made the arrest. The policeme lay, December 30. actively in Chinese affairs the pas.sed i^ en we can act Independ­ investigating the accidental fai Burton’s. ed. We topic wee “Japan and China ently of the United Nations. “let Spain aend us mercuiy, let its anitual (Christmas party. Fri­ in-the Preeent World Picture." psople will not resent them. India send bamboo if she has day. December lli, at 6:30 at the shooltrg of Dora Agnes Marqu Shopping was a pleasure in Tony O’Bright and his orches­ When speaking of Japan and Following his talk. Dr. McRey­ complete male atmosphere, ex­ tra provided music during the In thinking of Japan, the flret nolds answered several questions nothing else, but let us get some­ Y.M.CJL 5, In the Canterbury home of epuntry about which Dr. McReyn- China the other countrlea In that thing.” He said this would make parents, sala the. death weap< cept for the service girls who evening. section of the world, such as from the floor, all of which proved looked their best for the men. Foilowrlng the Men's Night, 44 OPEN 'TIL THURSDAY AND SATURDAY olda talked, he aaid we must re­ most Interesting and showed the Pfc. Albert H. Boldue Pfr. Donald N. Boldue such nations "feel they have a A Cairistmas story hour by Miss waa purchased m Sterling's Wil member that the fundamental Indls. Burma, Siam. Indochina, stake In collective security.” . mantle store five weeks ago S o n d The first fifty men who ar­ employees of Burton’s motored to 9 \' awareness of his listeners to the Marion Jesseman, children’s librar­ economic problem of the country must he taken Into conaideration. Arthur Marquis. Sr., father of tl rived received a surprise package Cavey’s where a Christmas party One thing that all have in common critical events which are taking Pictured above are the two lo­ and Pfc. Donald Bolduc is with Henry Ford H, president of the ian at the Mary C-reney Library, containing gift for their wives or waa held. Miss Louise Johnson la baaed on ita dverfiSpulatlon. The place In southeastem Asia. cal Marines, cousins, who have the Seventh Marine Division, Also Ford Motor Company, said he be­ especially for children of grades 2, i child. aWlity of the Japeneae people to is that they are fed up with wsr, girl friends. And early purchasers was in charge. Christmas presents and It Is somewhat of a marvel Preceding the talk an informal been wounded in the Korean fight­ in the First Division is Albert’s lieves the U. 8. can make It'jelf 3 and 4, is scheduled for tomorrow I Police said the girl was sh <)—With what famous artist Is also received a personal men’s gift were exchanged in a grab-bag. FORA ’ aaaimiMe foreign culture and luncheon was held, with many brother, Pfc. William F. Bolduc. the world’s “arsenal of hope” by fatally Deconibcr 6 when the pi I The Swan Dance” eepeclally aa- fhelr loyalty to the emperor are that the Chinese have been able to ing. Both are In hospitals in afternoon at 3:15 at Uie library.! do what they have done In Korea. taking advantage of the oppor­ All three enlisted in August of outstripping Russia in a produc­ Other children will be welcome. | tol, being examined by her brot! I oclatedT other facta which ehould be taken tunity for a social get-together. Japan. Pfc. Albert Bolduc is 1948 and have been in Korea for tion race. TTie youthful Industrial­ er, discharged. A—Anna Pavlova, the famous nolled after the prosecutor said Fear f'oDdltlons Miss Jesseman will vlalt the Ver-; State Police had been unable to Mto conaideration. They know The speaker was Introduced by with the First Marino Division six months. ist declared the outlook for peace planck. South and Keeney street Attorney Harold Garrlty obtai llussian ballet dancer. o ’ they muat remain the workahop of Another fact to be remembered Mrs. Alan Olmatead of the Y. W. is very good. He said: ed a week s continuance fro Court Cases locate the accused. Clevenger about all these peoples. Dr. Mc- schools this week to tell stories to was arrested September 25 by itida. They are friendly to the C. A. Piiblle Affairs committee. on farm prices —issued Nov. 30— enough to permit prices of their “Strikes Interfere” the children there. Judge Napoleon C. Bortolan. Q^How- frequently do birds United Statea partly becauac they Reynolds continued, is that all are Inelt? Richard N. Templeton, 16, of State Policeman Lester McIntosh Interested In not having their showed that only cotton, cotton­ farm raw materials to advance to "Everyone tn Oje nation real­ on the Wilbur Cross Highway and ara dependent on ua. They alao seed. wool, flue-cured tobacco, ceiling levels. In such cases, the ises only too well that we cannot Nassiff Arms In WUlimantic A—Moat birds go through one 45 South Alton street, was flned reallae that for a defeated nation newly gained nstlonalism in­ Anderson Shea Post, No. 2046, InolUng period a year, at the end hasn’t been located since. He fringed by any outside govern­ Army .Asks beef cattle, veal cAlves, lambs and government could set ceilings on win a production race if anyone not a subaidtary of Nassiff Am $46 with 124 remitted after plead­ had posted no bond. they can have favorable peace rice were bringing prices above the prices of the finished items. drags his feet. We, as Americans and Its auxiliary will give a Christ­ Company in Manchester, accordli| Ilf the season in which they rear ☆ terma. ment. The great fear the people of mas party for children and grand­ Iheir young. However, some birds ing guilty^ to reckless driving be­ A noUed charge can be reopened the minimum ceiling levels. More of good MTlU, simply must find to Fred Nassiff, It was reported and Judge Oryk ordered that Uie “Tn regard to China," the apeak- the world have of the United More Draftees may be shown to be above the children of the members Sunday Inolt two or three times a year. fore Judge Wesley C. Gryk In er contlniied, "whether we like it .states Is a fear to aecept our aid .Yale football teams have scored peaceful ways to settle our dis­ The Herald this morning. The N a| town court this morning. State Motor ’Vehicles department FOR TODDLERS, BOYS ceiling mark In the next report more than 100 points. In four putes. For strikes Interfere with afternoon at two o’clock at the slffs own a major portion or not. the commiiniata are In for because of the conditions which Q—’What motto is used on the Templeton .was arrested at 7:40 be notifled of the reason for the (Uoatinned from Page Om ) due Dec. 29. games, three of them against Wes­ production—and nothing must in­ Post home, Manchester Green. stock in the Willimantlc store b^ a good long period of time. The might be attached to such loans. Mrs. Jane Fortin will select the Itrent senle of the states ot Mls- p. m. yesterday after an accident noils. AND UIRLS TO 14 YEARS Chineee people, 450 million of India today. Dr. McReynolds gome Items I»w leyan—142-0 in 1886. 106-0 in 1887 terfere with production.” it is operated by Sterling. at Vine and School streets, said and 105-0 in ,1888. The fourth was Senator Elicnder (D., La .), told gifts, with funds donated by the Imurl aad KentuckyT them, have ncoepted the communiat believes, is asserting a natural service where the greatest man­ Some products were 'bringing A—It is a unique coincidence Prosecutor Philip Bayer. Out of this world .... leadership in this section of Asia. power buildup is needed and where less than two-thirds of their mini­ a 113-0 scalping of Dartmouth the farmers that egg and potato poet and auxiliary. Refreshments North American has 21.3 pel Patrolman Theodore L. Fair­ giovernment.” Chiang Kai Shek in 1864. price support# were dropped for will also be served. I hat the historic motto "United Hose Company 1 TODDLERS DRESSES la considered by the Chineae people She is anti-Communist and If a the heaviest losses from battle mum celling prices in the last re­ sons per square mile. j.Ve Stand, Divided We Fall” waa banks reported that the accused a defeated and deacrcdited leader war develops she would probably casualties have occurred. port. They Included potatoes, liaed on the great seals of the was driving west on School street for your little angel liovcly . . . Lacy . . . and the Oriental will not return to side with the West, after every­ The Army wants 80,000 called grain sorghums, sweet potatoes, Lome states of both President and had entered the Intersection Is in 1st Place the leadership of a leader who has thing possible had been done to In .lanuary and the name in Feb­ grapefruit, and oranges. Irruman and Vice President Bark­ when he made a left turn into lINDERTHINUS once been discredited. avert such a war. ruary instead of iBIlIng only 40,000 Vine street. The car jumped the 1.93 to L9S Other conimodllies which were ley, Missouri and Kentucky. This Trailing Hoods Milk for several Hundreds of angelic dresses in heavenly to put stars in her ryes • DIsUke I'a In that ease she would ho forced the first month and .VI,000 in the selUng for less than minimum cejl- is the only such instance in the curb, knocked down 36 feet of to abandon her many carefully second. The 80,000 is the biggest fencing and damaged a no park­ weeks. Hose Company One finally shades of pink, blue, maize and mint . .. The aecond point to be remem- Irtfes Included wheat, com. pea- litstory of the presidency. fine broadcoUha. pieolay, dotted anilss, hffed concerning China, the laid plans for the development of monthly call since the huge de­ n\its. butterfat, milk, barley, dry ing sign and standard before com­ went into first place in the Fire­ SLIPS the country. President Truman's mands of World War II. ing to a rest on the west aide of men’s Setback League at the North cotton taffeta, nylon and washable ray­ m a k e r continued. La the fact that beans, oat.s, rye, .soybeans, apples, Q—Of all the hisecta In the ons . . . by famous makers . . . Sizes 9 Cm United Statea la becoming the threat In use the atomic bomb in chickens eggs, hogs and turkeys. Ivorld, which Is the moet valu- Vine street, the court waa told. Ehid last night. The front runners from toddles to sub-teens Korea was a bombshell to the In­ PTancls .D. Coleman. 32, of the dropped to third place as Schendel months to three years. nifty slips in nylon blends, multi, crepaa, or moat disliked nation in China. The law permits establishment |»bie? SLIPS In matching colors ... .98c to 1.69 This atenw partly from the fact dians and uas poliUealIv fantas­ Food Prices of ceilings on procfssed food pro­ A—The bee ranks first. The Milner Hotel In Hartford, was Oil Service moved up to second fine hallstes with laca top and bottom. In that the greateat aingle 'loaa we tic. ducts but not at levels which liilk moth might be taken aa a ri- flned 316 for contempt of court due to their high score of 139. F rr a holiday look .... white or soft pastels of blue, maize and have atiffered In that country la Throughout this area we have would hold farm prices below 1'al, but the silk which It provides and ordered to pay immediately a Second high of 129 went to Lar­ pink ... In both strap and built up shoul­ the opportunity of a lifetime. We Below Ceiling their minimum ceilings. $25 motor vehicle fine which was sen’s Feed and Hardware. The der styles. hi the thousands of liberals. Chin­ Is hardly as Important as the the baais pf the contempt charge. UTTLE LAD SLITS ese educated In the United States can make friends with these peo­ In other words, a bread price lioney of the bee. standings: ^ and formerly friendly to this coun­ ple. and we should attempt to do (Continued from Page One) ceiling could not be set which Coleman failed to appearqtn court Hose Company One 3093 In velveteen or fine corduroy li9to2.98 try, who have made a choice so. It Is one of the gregtest raw wbuUI keep wheat from reaching Q—How did the word Msnssli Saturday^and Judge Oryk at that Schendel Oil Servlcs 2080 material produelng areas of the time ordered a $40 bond forfeitcsl Hoods Milk 2067 2.98 to 6.98 widch placee them in the Chinese to farmers snd those who buy the minimtim celling for the grain. Ire Its present meaning? and another warrant Issued. Cole­ Hot ShoU 2056 eommuttist camp. world, and an area unstable politi­ their products. But It Is possible that some pro- A—In the ancient religion of b Bobby suits In sizes 1 to 4 In Eton (with man explained this morning that Larsen’s Feed and Hardware 2039 Jacket) styles or two piece models. Comes Tba only way they could make cally. The way Indo-Chlna goes, The latest government report i.essed food items are selling for preece, Nemesis was the goddess his truck had broken down while Jacks All-stars 2032 GOWNS l)f retribution or vengeance. In In wine. blue, grey and beige . . . Also on an out-of-state trip and ha was VIttner’s Gardens 1977 in cclanese Jersey and rayon crepe A- ]jreaent-day usage nemesis destg- unable to make the Saturday ses Moriarty’a Painters 1968 In washable luana, fine boucle, and cel- stes some one or something that Coughlin’s All-stars 1963 anese jersey. Gowns era trimmad with laga (h AA Sion, and Judge Oryk ordered the 9(. with shirred waists In blue, Inflicts retribution or punishment. $40 forfeiture erased. Four XXXX 1906 For that practical GIFT .... A speeding count against Wil­ Wilson’s Nursery 1906 maize snd pink from 4 to 14. THE Q—Are any women Judges of liam C. Clevenger. 39. who told Ntchol’s News Shop 1898 PINWALE CORDUROY IIFTSTHAT CAPTURE... Israel recorded In the Bible? police his address was 923 East Hose Company Two 1887 A—In the Book of Judges, Dcb- Main street, Waterbury, waa Bucklsnd 1880 OVERALL SETS a proiflietets, la referred to PAJAMAS TEXTILE a judge of Israel. 5.98 to 7.98 in rayon or flannelette <3orduroy sets with or without snap Warm fhiimel or gifty crepe, you'll find a Q—It It true that Andrew Jack crotch in maize, mint, blue and red . . . wide eeh’cllrui in the alyles you prefer . . . on once fought a duel because of warmly lined . . . some with plastic In prints or jilaln colors, tailored or lacy STORE Its wife? lln ^ overalls. Sizes 9 mos. to 3 years. ityles. A-Y4S, AMh»4Nt« S4( Jwdt- on wan married to a young wom- Mrs. Rachel Roharts, who had SLEEPERS IN SOFT 1.98 to 3.98 DAINTY DOT ALL NYLON been divorced. In those days, it rare for anyone to be di­ vkg gon get PASTELS PLACE MATS and vorced, and there were persons bv HANKS and DR. DENTON’S vho said harsh things about Mrs. F I IVER PANTIES NYLON HOSIERY NAPKIN SETS obarts. Jackson fought a duel 1th a man who had spoken 1.89 to 2.98 In rayon crepe or cotton 61 GAUGE-r-15 DKNIER vorda against his wife. Lace trimmed In white, maize, pink or blue, Rounds and ol)lor.ga Beautiful Geitv Otcetetetf Far Ttyttwn Oec'i fS-A. OtlsM Hapeleeg CatSjf Henna/Rm Fine knit sleepers In maize, blue and siso In hotly red, evergreen and electric HRST QUALITY ...... $].4 9 pair p astel .ahiidee. pink In one. two and three piece styles blue. L/idllpop rollons In pastels. Sizes 2 PARADE TOY IR . t r URRORT COLORIIR IHnONt Q—^How did Houston, Tex^ nt- Ju Impertance as a seaport? . . . Sizes 0 to 7. to 14. MOSAIQUE HEEL HOSIERY $ |,6 9 pair ROADSTER RDRSE IIT o n P iT ODTFIT Md lEADS (Dainty Dot) First Quality Ai^HouBtoo has attained major in NATIVE CONNECTICUT S7.98 set Spriaf «.$9 1 Yew Oeye*. Q D e k» ecetete C A c Importance as a seaport through Soft . . . cuddly . . . gifty 59c lo 79c c6e/ce . . . . 1 Ml . . ^ ceeisinen . O I F SPECIAL - Beautiful. CTiolcc IrrcKulars of pshit. He • w U be conversion of Buffalo Bayou PLUSH TOYS Dainty Dot Mtexey Hpuie at Complete set Im Great hut tor The eel every Into a 60-mlle long canal, which PINEHURST FARM TURKEYS NYLON HOSIERY...... $1.19 pair the wheel the young medic. little girla child'woata can accommodate ocean shipping. 1.98 to 5.98 And to top it a ll...... 60 Gauge 15 Denier CHENILLE Q—^What duty Is Imposed by No finer food 'can grace your festive table than a White flp)> eared dogs, grey elephants, U. S. iCustoms Service on broad-breasted, native grown PINEHURST FARM brown teddy bears, pandas, kittenn . . . ROBES Daintv Dot BEDSPREADS origtnni works of art? TURKEY. It’a quality controlled from egg to market! all to delight a youngster's heart. In­ in (jiiilteU cotton or chenille RAYON HOSIERY ...... 98g pair A—Under the law, original First the chociest birds in the flock are selected for cluded are musical toys. Cuddly warm printed cotton quilted robes Full or twin .size. Plain colors W f Dries of art, no matter how valu­ breeders. Then the top-grade eggs are used for hatching, with zip front and shirred waist and thickly ALL SILK DAINTY and white. HOLIDAY LIQUORS able, may be brought mto this I tutted baby ehenllles In aqua, maize and DOT HOSIERY ...... $ 1.59 pair ountry duty free. and the care of the off-spring from the birth to the eotnl. Sizes 4 to 14, (All Ho.siery Gift Boxed) dress-off day\)s a continuous babying process. Every depending on size S5.98 WHISKEY a blend 2.94 Q—Are the Canadian and precaution ia taken to insure well-developed, ten ^ r and PLUSH TOYS “ SCOOTlfS” (14 PIECE •Ides of Nlogar* delicious, broad-breasted turkeys. Then, finally, no bfi4 bought them early for^your 2.98 to 8.95 SCRANTON height? is sold by Pinehurst unless it measures up to our qual­ TOOL CHEST WINES sweet end dry 1.19 qt. A—Ooqt Island divided Niagara CHRISTMAS GIVING PLASTIC HEAVY 6 GAUGE OF JOY DOLL Tails intoHwo parts, the Amerl- ity standards. That’s why PINEHURST CONNECTI­ I* ecetete 21! I5-Inctei 488 IVAet every 4 2 { i •nd Canadian. The American CUT FARM FRESH TURKEYS always give you tasty for BOYS to age 12 PLASTIC centetocn . teH...... A — kev weed ... . CHAMPAGNES 3.85 up ill la 167 feet high. Which is sev­ flavor, delicious tenderness and more meat per pound BATHROOM CURTAIN Choice oi Kitten, She hoe movable Thirtoan teole in eral feet greater than ths height than other types. Order one of these Connecticut FARM TABLE COVERS Clephaat. ot Bear. onat and lags bendy motol cheMj the Csnadlsn, or Horseshoe and SHOWER SETS COLD BEER end SODA F^Es H turkeys from Pinehurst today. ^ FUNNEL SHIRTS GIFT BLOUSES 1.98 to 2.98 .(-,4 X 54—$ 1.49 A tremendous srlectton of cotton and cre|H,'S In long AU colors, rtain and <1—WUl the see ot Spanish We may have your size in a ROBART'FARM TUR­ FUNNEL PAJAMAS and short alei-ve atylrs, tailored ancj lacy styles. flgrircd. Each 54 X 72—$1.98 •OSS grow In soU? .<9 3 lo 6x, 7 to 14. sl.98 Ab—The seeds of Spanish moss KEY, or in the equally fine selection from Range Hill Xmas Tree Ornaments .halrlike. They have litUe Turkey Farm. Both birds carry Pinehnrst’a guarantee DRESS SHIRTS SCRANTON CRAFTSPUN velght, and the wind picks them of CONNECTICUT “FARM FRESHNESS.” Hen tur­ HANDKERCHIEFS up and blows them around. They keys will weigh from 11 to 14 lbs. Tom'Turkeys st.lOe WOOL SKIRTS 2.9tl to S.9S Xmas Tree Light Sets 89c up ■fail to sprout if they drop on soil, LACE TABLE CO . -:RS . Extra Ligrlit Bqlbti Indoor and Out |but they grow into plants after lb. less will weigh from 20 to 25 lbs. They hsve the Virgin w(«(l skirls in flnirml and ple.-iticl all around hey come to rest on a branch ot same broad breasts and tender meat as the hens. We Sizes styles . . . plaids and plain colors. . . Sizes 1-3. :i-6x, tree. suggest that you order the size that you will want today. 7-14, sub teen 10-14. S4.98 lo $9.98 Silver and Gold Tinsel 4 to I t <1—Wky does Baglaad have a Cone in Thursday and look over our display of gift Icicles and Angel Hair mBder eUmate than Labra- FLANNEL SHIRTS der which Is la the saiae latltade? baskets, fruit cakes . . . yes we have low priced toy SWEATERS 2.98 to 4.98 A wonderful selection of fine combed MAR’TEX A—The Gulf Stream brings a gifts too. CANNON rgA- current of warm water to cotton ahirts In colorful plaids, cheeks, Cardigans snd slipover styles in nylon or BOXED M ngland’s shores while the Labra­ sanfcmzcd and guaranteed not to fade. virgin wools, deep shades or soft pastels. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC JUICE ] dor current flows from ths North Sixes 4 to It. Sixes 8-6x, 7-14. TOWELS iPolsr Regions. TO W EL SETS F U T M O N VIBRATOR EXTRACTOR^ PAJAMAS Bath Size—75 € Heat 1 A -M IFMU % Stofie Q l £ ; Santa Clans Is American Fined combed flannel In stripes or plain tadleator IV itreW ectlea . . wA I colors, slipover styles, bottoms wltn i Gu«.4t Size—39d boo ontomoUcolly Il'i light weight mohoe Give o ”Juica Kina'— Reykjavik, Iceland—(41 — To $2.98 to $6.98 I * it oofy to ep(mala justable elastic sides. Sizes 4 to 12. Face Cloths—I 7 g maintolne eetiect heot th e'U l ■■ ny Icelandic children Santa Practical.... Warm.... Durable AecNcel •us to an American. This la PRINTED ROUNDS—39< XMAS WRAPPED ticularly true in arid around DRESS SHIRTS IlfE K M he Keflavlk Airport ■ which Is op­ Dresa shirts In white and colors tong CHILDREN’S SUPPERS MARTEX TOBACCOS • O IM P erated by Americana. During the sleevea, sanforized and guaranteed not PIUNTED, LIGHT AND DARK AIX UNBN Wtimt OM |war American soldiers held Christ- to fade. psKiea for the local children and WOOL LEISURE SOX ' FLORALS—25 < each FRESH CIGARS M A . . . KITCHEN TOWEL SETS Beew«aliMai6f 1th big successes and the habit DISH TOWELS OrcMdOtWya VefcestoSlBB neGAArNetf

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l:-: i . » ' " ...... ' ...... ' " . i - .1 , ,,ii —. BOY’S COLUMBIA bicycle 26’’ UIL .BUKN&K eervtoe and repairs. OOLUES. A.K C. p«)digreed. Pre- •BLUNOT Now ii Uto I 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. QAIIAOB—Vicinity of 91 Spruce Bhiccllent condition, 825, Call 7509 All makea oU bumara and' fura- holiday Special. Sables, Blues, HOLYOKE Gas water heater. ObU ua appraise your hosM todflgfkJIfi / t » V. J„ stepped Dare Marah. 140, S E D A N — Model 76, hydra- Btreett Phone 3-2761. after 5 p. m. acts. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 5244. Trie. Beautiful temperament, 625 0107 after 6 p. m. >4S. * boat or obUgatlon leTatoefia.-? WW* ;' Akron (0). ^ matic, radio and heater, up. Sunset View Kennels, 609 URGENTLY NeedeO, 4 room real, buy and saU. Alice ( S a a ^ A M t o /’ Omaha—Harold Jonea, 140,- De­ TWO TRICYCLES, In excellent SCALDED While ehdwering. If Keeney atrret. Telcpbona 8376. APARTMENT Bias 4-bumer gis troit, outpointed Ronnie Harper, black. by two adults, both working. cy, t a Main strMt n w to-s3S 5u ?-' -ev S ? ittft M em orial Rens Play Nassiffs at Armory Tonight condition, fc i age 6 and 9. Phone children turn, on cold water ? Pre­ range. Excellent oonditlon. Rea- i - ■ I Beat o f references. Phone 2-1668 189%, Charleston, Wsst Va , (10). 1948 STUDEBAKER CHAM- 6761 evenings af er 7. vent bumipg with repiping,, by aonable. 1-4066. WANTED—Rsaidenuai propecttefit^ Bangor, Ms.—Roger Oderrette, PION 2-t)k. SEDAN—Ra­ Tom Dasrfclns, master plumber. Poultry ang SuppUea 43 after 6 p. m. Lost sntf KoaiMt 5% CUBIC Foot Serve! gaa refrig­ .4 to • Moma. Buyan wfilthHk Ihirtt 18-<«-Ohlo 180%, Bangor, a t o p ^ Phil Viol- dio, heater, overdrive. Phone 2-9669. OompeUfit. eonfideaUal ^'ftOib’a Vie 7ah««H«t w m pntiMd BOY’S FULL else bicycle. Balloon ette, 154, Van Buren, Me.. (2). LO ST-E ar niece to hearing aid ORDERS TAKEN for Chri'stmaa erator. Excelljnt oonditlon, $50 4 OR 8 ROOMS unfumtihed. Call ■ u bw ^ Rtolty Oo„ reolunk dR ^lli««''faotban‘a r<^t‘ Detroit—Bmhrel Devldaon, 207, 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAM­ tire*. Phone 7589. KE'KIOIBNT numbing and beat­ Tel. Manchester 5322. Rival Stars in Tonight’ s Game on (^ n toticu t ims. Finder call turkeys. Very cleanly picked and Manchester 3994 after • p, m. P erB nSyrset TeL Maao. S ttil - tfalMaiM'*' pa^im ara laat night Detroit, stopped Ralph Schneider, Groves Down Legion Arms Out to Preserve PION 4-DR SEDAN—Ra­ ing. Plugged drams machine wrapped. Extra large turkeys at - w lw lie waa awarded the Heta- 200. (2). . 5457. Reward. BOY’S Columbia bicycle, 26”. Like cleaned. Carl J Nygren, SU3 COLDSIPOT Refrigerator 1941. 6 dio, heater, hillholder, over­ new, $30. Inquire 49 Ridgewood reduced orlces. Please call 7733 **"* TP Till mhenn tlireiigl . ir iih -^ e n o H il Trophy at the White Plains, N. Y. — Jimmy Oakland etresL nione 6497. after C p. m. cu. ft. In good condition. Phone Hou sm for Sale 72 this oRlos. Howard R. HaiTlam , -OeWntown if^thletic Club. ■ l o s t —Lduly’a bUlfold,. containing drive. street. ^ 4056. Flood, 105. New York stopped Sal inonay and driver'i license, vlcln- Raal Bauts SpsclaUat fit A -^rntm raahtr.f OtoW SUte. told a Belloise, 162, New York (0). To Gain League Lead Perfect Home Hecord 1942 STUDEBAKER CHAM- PUIIIHINU And HeaUng, epacial- i.’APONETTE chickens. Fresh 429 OAKLAND Street. Seven-room U07. gathering of aeveral hundred London—Randolph Turpin, 168, Hy Silver Land and C?ongrcas Ixing In repairs, rvmodeltng. cop­ GENERAL iCIeetric washer. Used house Tor rent, 6>,j months lea Street. Finder call 6223. Reward. PION 4-D R .— 4 new tires. killed and ,rosen turkeys Ready aporta enthtwiasta that one fcieat ttlngi that happened to him Burnside Bkigles scored a 72 to 62 1941 FORD 2-DR. ^ED AN - automatic, e'en 2-3258 after 4 p. 168 3-4, Pittsburgh (8). Post 74 to 40 Victory DOST—PASS BOOK No. 68129. Mfrinrcvrlcfi 12 tlon, eetimatee glvan. time pay­ Ttirkev Farm, 1S8 Hlllstown Immediate occupancy. Phone 2- tomers walUn. for 4-8-6-T eNui •^aeing a boy Hhe Vic Jano- victory over the Charter Oak Knight to Oppose Old m. Jacksonville, Fla.—Danny Nar- Notice la h'leby glvan that Pass $125 down. ment* arraaged. Edward Johnion. Road. Phono 467' 0187. one, two and three family fiqiiH' i«i*a oh my laat Uam.” dlco, 170, Tampa, Fla., outpointed With Babcock Scoring Bowlers. Additional SporU WANTED ■. .^ M e r haa announced he ia qult- Teammates; Allen to Book No. 69129, iaaucd by The 1938 CHEV. 2-DR, — Radio, Phone 6979 or 5044. GET YOUR sU metal Air-Way Inge. Prompt aetton. Madalli Tony Masclarelll 163, New York, After a. very erratic first quar­ FOWL, S2c lb. live weight. Arnold QUALITY Ih 'featured In this 6 Smith. Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. . oaachlng after thla aeaaon 26 Points; Eagles Top On Page 26 Savings Bank of Mancheater has heater. $125 full price. Sanltlsor today. Abaolultely no room Cape (Tod uiiU* for present ( 10). ter that ended Into a 16-alI tie, Rejoin Locals; Two CLEAN USED CARS Nelson, 737 Lydall street. Phone .■4»-enter the reel eatate bualneaa. the Caterers opened up and were been lost and application haa fiioving— I'rveklNg—' container or bag to empty. B-Z owner. In addition to Its fireplace, WANt o D—U idngs for all typq "Jdndwlca waa Ohio State a Los Angeles—Art Aragon, 137% The Bowlers 72 to 62 1947 INTERNATIONAL >4 TOP' PRICES 8006. Los Angeles and Mario Trlgo, never In trouble for their third Special Acts Listed been made to'aaid bank for pay- sin n iB t 2 « terms. Your local dealer. Mr. dining room, full Insulatlen, large of houaes. W* have cash huyen 11 . Uaat paaaer and best runner.” aaid meat o f the amount of depoelt. TON PTijKUP— Low mile­ Aronson. Phone 4910 after 6 p. m. Feeler. "He threw 12 touchdown 137 3-4. Monterrey, Mex., Drew straight win and left the floor at rates his new players highly, lot and nice neighbors, there are call AnlU Whltl. •274. Standings the haUway mark with 4 31 to 21 pecially Bob Dowery of Ksntu age, very clean. 24 months COLE MOTORS MANUHEHTEK . ackage Delivery for demonstration at anytime. many other extra features. Down paaaae. He alao waa our beat man (10). By Hal Turkington UXIT-t-PASB BOOK N o. 55230, 'Artirtee tor Sale 45 W L Pet. lead. 'From here on,''Bob Bab­ State, Josh Grider and Carl Hele;e le f ttf pay. Local Ught trucking and package This sd worth $13.50 In extra WANTED—From private partp, eti defanae. He kicked oB and Nasaiff Arms whirlwind quintet Notice it hesvby given that Pass 4164 payment to veteran $2,650; to Garden Grove .. ___ 8 0 1.000 cock took charge of the offenalve of Tennessee State, Sonnyy SmltfSmli deUvery. Refrlgcratora weeber* ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port equipment for old cleaner. 5 or 6 room duplex house hi kicked extra polnta and Held goala. Pm Basketball At A« Glance undefeated leaders of the Eastern Book No. 65230, issued by The non-veteran $3,850. For appoint American Legion ___ 2 1 .667 and tossed in nine twin pointers recently signed by the a«val;Jlsvalan CHORCHES MOTOR SALES and atova moving a specialty able and atanderi. typowritnri raent call Douglas Blanchard, Mancheater. No ogmto. Phone $• 1. “He ia one of the great all- Pro League, move into real fast Savings Bank of Manchester has WIDE SELEtTTIO 4 of doll car­ around atara the game haa pro­ National Amoclatlon Burnside Eagles ___ 2 1 .667 and eight out of ten charity toss­ company tonight at the armory Indians, Bob Hall, Ed Hunt,It. Fr^ 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 Bosinew ScmcM Ufferefi 13 Phone 9-o;02. All make* of adding machines Real Estate Service. 5447. 1801. Laurels ...... ___ 1 1 .500 es for a total of 26 points. John Pearson and Stan Burrell, been loot and application has sold or rented. Repairs on ell riages and strollers. Small elec duced. He waa matchlcaa on the Indianapolis 75. Trl-C^tles 74. when it Is host to the New York II. Henf Manchester, Conn. Boston 87, Fort Wayne 81. Herm'e Studio .. ___ 0 2 .000 Rivosa was next in line on the Singleton is the lone veteranan of tl?. been made to said bank for pay­ FLOOR PROBLETaS solved with CALL Phil, for moving, light makes. Marlow's. trlcel eppliancea Including com DUPLEX 6-5 rooms, oil heat, large QUALIFIED Buyers, aaxlouelF H e l d . " ______Renaissance at 8:30. It will be the ment of the amount of deposit. trucking. Specialise In moving. rhlladclphia' 101, New York 01. Charter Oaks ...... 0 3 .000 scoring end with nine points Rens, having starred for the pau 1639 OHEVROLETT tudor, 898; Unoleum, asphalt tils counter. binatlon steam irons, portable and lot, close to Onter. Irnmedlate waiting for -good homes m goo4 initial exhibition of the Rens in BOLTO.N r— Building stone and Rochester 102, Baltimore 97. while Joe Young, Red Gavello end four years with the famed N e‘ 1638 Buick coupe, $65; 1938 Hud Expert wor...janihlp, free esti­ Good service. Good work. 2-9248. table model radios. Excellent for occupancy. Also flat, 5-5 rooma condition. It you want prompt SO- (Connecticut this season who are 54 Birch street. flagstone. Also rock drilling The Garden Grove gained undis­ Dick Danielson did great joba on now under the guidance of AIM Yorkers. It will be his third ai son sedan, $50; 1936 Ford sedan, mate*. Open evenings. Jonei Fur­ Xmas giving. Chambers Furnl 2-car garage, very good location. tlon and personal attention zn i t u t NigM'» fighh PnrwMiain and blasting. Bolton Notch (Juar- The national record for conse­ puted possession of first place In the boards. SapersteIn, owner-coach of the pearance here. After a montiv $50. Terms. Cole Motors, 4164. niture, Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. ture, at the Green. Open 0 to 5 • Howard R. Haetinga. Phone 1- your property ezll, Pengizg the Rec Senior League last night The Legion put up a great fight THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo„ ry. Phone 2-(>617. Stanley Palnodc Blanchard, Reid Estate fizrrles cutive forward passes thrown with­ world famous Harlem Globetrot­ Invaalon of the Mid-West. tl“ WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit­ 7:30 to 9. 1107. out an interception is 88. set by as they romped to an easy 74 to Init the height of the boys In gen­ Rens are opening their eaatei 1948 DODGE town sedan. Verj' OB LUNGS Refrigerator aervlca local and long dietancs moving, 5447. By The Associated Press ters. ney, 8:00 to 0:30 shift Southeast Repairs on all makea commer­ packing, crating and storage. HIGH CHAIR. Heywood-Wakeficld Akron, O.— Lightweight cham­ Francis (Red) Bagnell of Pennsyl­ 40 victory over the American Le­ eral was too much for them. Do­ awing tonight. good condition. -Reasonable. Call RICHARD.SON plpcleas ^lmace, OFF PORTER STREET gion. In the second tilt the The Rens, an aggregation highly secUon. Will be picked up on Main cial and domestic. Emergency 24- Service to all parts ui the U S stroller. Good condition. Phone 2- 28” firebox for wood or coal. pion Ike Williams, 143, Trenton, vania. ing the heavy scoring were Leo interesting to watch in action, Nassiffs have proven their abi 4723. REAL ESTATE lletmge w'anted. Day and Don Hubbard, each con­ ity in the Eastern League. Th<) street. Phone 3768. hour service Phone 2-1797. A. and Canada. CMU 5187. Hart­ 3846. Guaranteed. Black Iron kitchen Two Inrgp building loti, necting for IS points. possessing great talent and elec­ ford 6-i423. oil burning stove. Florence coll (Tvistomrrs waiting. Phone 2-0468, trifying ' ball manipulating, are will run with the best of team WANTED—Ride from vicinity of EXTOA CLEAN. LOW MILEAGE each 120’ front, having a ALL ’ APPLIANCES aervtced and BOY'S Roadniaater bike, year old, water heater. Phone 8.563. Overtime Coateet recognized as the second best box Tonight they have a chance t McKee street and Hartford Road AT LOWER PRICES repaired, bumera, refrigerators, with two ca.’iler*, light i(nd horn, depth of 268’ to 402’. Level Playing In another overtime, office appeal club In the country. show their wares against a forml< to East Hartford, via Burnside WRITTEN GUARANTEE PaintiRR—PuMrlNt 21 $25. Others at $15 and $2U. Onr Oherck toesee Btaaeiats able club known throughout tl ranges, washers, etc AU work APARTMENT Size electric range, and clean. Very doHirnble lot the Eagles came through with fly- They rate second only to the Globe­ Ave, Leaving Manchester 7:30, 1650 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN gusrantoad. Metro Service 0> pair girl's tubular skates, size 7. w. U Pet HERALD ANGLE country. Coach Johnny Falkov INTERIOR rjiU exterior painting, like new, kitchen act, chests end for ranch type home. Near Kmanuel Lu’.liertn .. .U 10 .700 ing colors in a contest that was trotter. SapersteIn set right to returning 4:45. Call 4247 after 6. 1950 DODGE TUDOR Tel. Usnehester 9-4)883. worn twice. 257 Spruct slrci't. miscellaneous used furniture. The close from start to finish. The By work when he acquired the Rena ski will go along with his regiil! 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN paperbanging, cci11;.gs refinlshed. Porter Street Sch»)ol. l^t. JamM No. 3 ...... 34 U .700 crew, the highest scoring team Fully insured. Ehc) ert work. Wall­ Woodshed. 11 Main street, North cVntpr Cungoa ...... 39 10 .004 Bowlers took a two point lead EARL W. YOST two' years ago and has placed them IF YOU Wish t , have Santa Claus 1950 BUICK SEDANETTE a n t iq u e s ftoflniehed. Repairing GIRL'S Ice skates, size 1. boy's Houth MPthodlat Nu. 31 10 In the first quarter 14 to 12, but the state at the moment. come to your home Christmas 1950 CHEVROI.ET CLUB COUPE paper books. Edward R. Price. End. ARTHUR A. KNOELA Bporte Bditw nearly on a par with the ’Trotters, done on any furniture Tiemann. Ico skates, sise 2. sliio boy's racer Rt, John*! ...... 37 3t .M Gifts for “HIM” the hcqrs from East Hartford came Bobby Knight will be facing h 1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR Phone 2-10u3. Realtor No. MathodUt Nu. 3 . Eva, dial 550(, for appointment. I8tf South Main street. Phone » .m In an effort to build for the fu­ old teammates for he played wit skates, 16” , size 10%, Servel re­ ELECTROMASTKR electric range, back with a scoring spree to go ture as well as give Rens followers 1640 CHEVROLET SEUJAN 5643. frigerator 6 cubic foot. Call 8835. four surface units. Good condi­ 87S Main St.— Est. 1021 Rt. Jamoa No. 1 ...... 34 S .S09 ahead at half time, 32 to 28. Red Aoe H l^ Meeting t.runs in a season, as Stephen does, the Rens for several months Is THE PROSPEvTl Hill School for 1947 PONTIAC TUDOR Ht. BrldK t'a No. 1 . 34 M •S2® currently the type of basketball 23 tion, $75. Phone 5343. Rpcond Congoi ...... 34 Leonard and Phil Pease account­ A deck of playing cards w as!i is mighty handy to have around.” season. Jackie Allen, the pla; young children Pre-kindergarten, 1946 FORD TUDOR DOORS OPENED keya Otted, R efifiin n c 2 STORM SASH 2' x 5'2” ; 1 storm U they expect from the heralded maker from Rhode Island, will r \ Phone 5440 or 5938 Vo. Mathodlat No. I 33 as That Are Sure to Please ed fbr 20 of the 32 points made This writer asked, "Does Monk kindergarten, first grade. Monday 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN coaled, vacuum cleaners, irons, sash 3’ X 8'2” . Several house win­... yGIVE HER an Air-Way cleaner is passed out to each member of the quintet, stress ia being placed on Join Nassiffs tonight MATTRESS. Youi old matlrease* H^>i;ne Liatings Wanted 00. Mathodlat No. 3 31 37 by the Eagles to put them into the Dubiel of Hartford fit into the fu­ younger players who are plenty through Friday. Transportation ■ Beet Terms—Best Trade* guns, etc. repaired, ekstes. dows. One 2 H.P. electric mot for Xmas. Us more powerful, 8t. BrIu'gat'L No. I . IS W .S7i Oonnecttcut Sports Writers Al­ The first game of the twin-bi sUliUksd and rsinad* uke new lead while Nino PaganI and Bob ture plans of the Cubs?” Northey capable right now and face even furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dlrec Also Q < ^ Selection 1937 to 1942 shears, knives, mowers, etc. put Call Jones Furniture and Floor in A -l oonditlon. 1 set of rop<)p r, quiet end no bag or rontalner to PRAMB'NHome, 4 rooms. neWly St. Mary a No. 1 . . . . . IS M .S7I King kept the Bowlers In the finds the Burnside Eagles facii Z.on Lutheran ...... IS 30 .17$ Nationally Famous Brands liance at Monday's weekly meet­ said, “Dubiel is a Frisch (Mana­ more brilliant futures. tor. Phone 4267. In condition for coming needs. (Toverlng. 86 Oak Tel. 3-1041. end pulleys with 100’ rope. Phone)ne >empty. See It work and you be decorate^ oil burner, automatic game. ing at Hugo’s Restaurant in Stam­ ger Frank FrUch) man. He has the Wethersfield A C. at 7:15. R COLE MOTORS— 4164 Braithwalti*, 52 Peerl street. Bt. Mary'a No. 3 . . . . , 17 SI Taking the place of such for­ 4640. the Judge. Terms $6 per month. hot water.'.yery large lot with Temple Beth ...... IS U SU In the second half the Eagles all the assets of a good pitcher, sen’e and general admission sea' ford. The little gift, presented by mer "greats” as Dolly King. Pop go on sale when the box offi< TYades arcepted. Harry Mahoney trees; Verplmick school, stores kept up their pace 6nd took a 44 think Dubiel will be a 15 to 18 Autonobilcn Pm liato 4 FORD 1946 club coupe. Jet black, ALSCO SPECIAL Xmas offer for ARROW—WEMBLEY Walter Kennedy, marked an ace Gates, Zack Clayton, Johnny opens at 6:30. The flashy, razzl new tires. In excellent condition, ICLEtTRIC TRAINS and accca Help Wanted— Female 35 2-1826. and buset: Imnirdlate occupancy; a*c.sZ l'*asr.sall.asl (S) to 39 third period lead as the un­ high meeting. Kennedy ia the very game winner.” This may soimd . this month, to new home owmers, Whllahlll ...... SB S' SI Isaacs, Puggy Bell, Pappy Ricks, dazzle Rens assure a pleasant evi $795. (Tall 5‘i6£ before 6 p. m. or sories repal-'ed. Phone 6368. price $7,ftU0 Hem-heater 3683, derdog* still stayed within strik­ capable footM ll broadcasting mate strange to close followers of the d e p e n d a b l e u s e d c a r s WOMAN TO assist with cooking the beet buy In etorm cash. AU Qeaerous ...... IS 14 104 BEAU BRUMMELL TIES Tarzan Cooper, and Wee Willie ning of action and fun. adding tv 4503 after 6. \ ing distance. In the final sUnza of Ted Husing and publicist for Chibs for It was Frisch who left AT and housework over the holidays. extended aluminuo,. Fully guer- Mualral inatriimenta S3 (hillltch ...... n S3 103 Smith will be shouldering a respon­ professional television acts fi (TUlfPLETE -topalra on vacuum VIttntr ...... It 133 111 Neckwear to please them all. A wonderful selection as with but 20 seconds to play, many nationally known groups in­ Dubiel in against the Phillies one sibility like Atlas. SapersteIn LOWER PRICES cleaners, washing machtnse. Mra. B. C. Higgins. 4046. anteed. (TaU 6161. NEW BRICK home ready for usual. halftime exhibition. DON’T GRAB the first used car MeCurrr ...... 110 U>9 la i Jumping Joe Accomero came cluding Little League Baseball and day last summer after Monk 1949 FORD CUSTOM 4-DR. you see! Sure new car production motors, smal) appllancea 100,000 occupancy. Hot v ater's oil heat, through with a leaping one hand walked across several runs, and GUITAR Complete with case. $15 the Harlem Globetrotters. 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN haa been slashed, prices on same new parts available. Stuart R. GIRL FOR slerieal work. Apply in PAIR OF Boy’s Ice eketee. Like flreplaca, csramir tile bHb. 29 ft Total ...... 4S7 MS S4» UZI flip. That sent the game into an blew a 4 to 0 lead. The incident 1949 FORD CONV. COUPE for quick sule. 87 Walnut street. 4;*al«r C.sgrcsatlMil (7) The meeting wa:. entirely differ­ raised and now the talk la of lees Wolcott, A -l Rapalr, Salsa, 180 new. Size 6%. Call 2-3080. zhed dormer, gerage. Uk 75 x $1.00 to $2.50 overtime period. reached the headlines and caused 1947 FORD SEDAN person. 331 Main street. Sttek.l 101 111 111 Of ent than the usual Monday foot­ chrome and only 4 tires, but that Main street Phone 8597. 180. Five :oomk finlthed:. One Three field goals and a foul shot much comment. Frisch claimed he Birdie Tebbetts Sold 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN tXlRNET. Very good condition. t«sll« .. 14 01 w an ball seasons of the Alliance. In­ doesn’t mean you can't buy a WANTED—Lady as cook-house­ REVERE 8-M.M. movie camera. Price $35. Can be khen at 67 Oak room and second bath reedy, for Iimnaki US lOS 110 m by Bill Zabel spelled defeat for left Dubiel in the game because 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN (X)UPE RANGE Burners, pot bumera and gehsy. stead of bearing college coaches good used car. Don’t rush, shop keeper for family of five. Live , Excellent oendition. Call 2-3209 street, after 6:.30 p. m. lathing. Henry Eecott Agehi MetioU 104 IS loz am RIPPON LOAFER SOCKS the Bowlers, as a hard .fought the Hartford native waa eyeing 1946 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN heaters cteaneo, aervlced and re­ out. (Tall 2-2687 between 5 and 7. after 6. 266 High street W„ Tel 36831 . Soty Sa«l*U . lUS 117 St m bringing out the crying towel. the bullpen, waiting for help and 1966 CHEVROLETT SEDAN at leisure at, Douglas Motor Wool socks with glove leather soles. Comfort deluxe. game ended. Nutmeg scribes listened intently paired. Alao new range burners CHRISTMA.s Sale Baby grande, Agent Zabel netted 25 points and Frisch decided to let Monk stay in To Cleveland Indians 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN Sales, 338 Main atreet. 'otol* S17 &3S &30 11 last Monday to three fine speak­ Installed. Joseph Senna. Phone THE HOUDAY8 will soon be famous makes. Including Baldwin. Leonard 21 to star for the viin- the box. Northey aaid, “The inci­ 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN 2-0147. over but ths bills and expenses PAIR 6’ SKIS, clamps and poles. 4-ROOM duplex house. One side ers. They ^ere Roo'j’lorthey. hard­ 1937 PACKARD SEDAN 1937 BUICTK, black, four-door ChIckerIng, Hardman. Rebuilt N*Hk ■etk.d l.l N«. I (3) $2.50 ners while King collected 17 and dent was only a misunderstand­ sedan. New plugs, new fuel pump, will still be with us. By working Phone 2-2826 efter 6 p. m. furnished, $12,000. Cell owner 2- hitting Chicago Cubs’ outfielder; ing. Dubiel is still a good pitcher, and reconditioned. From $596, Cra*Hn ...... 02 m 118 ku PaganI 14 for the losers. 3 6 - Year • Old Catchi WINDOW SHADEP made to order a few houra a day In your neigh­ 1483. B. A.Htarkwvather 87 Mort Lindsey, one of bowling’s all- BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. battery almost new. Price $90. POOL TABLE 50” x 28.” two cues, guaranteed. Alst> good eeleetton 115 U m Gardes Grere 04) Manny Leibert, the young 185 Center St. Phone 2-4545 Phone 2-1406. and Installed. Venetian blind* borhood as the Aven representa­ Mazuuaon ...... 93 122 to tm F F T. time big pin greats, and Abe Local Sport Batted .3 1 0 in 7l of used spinets. Terms Goss Plano ARROW SHIRTS r. wrestling promoter in Hartford Open Elvenings T il 10 and curtain rods. 24 hour service. tive yo(i can relieve this situation. rack, balls. Alsu Conn B flat Holme* .V ...... 115 122 88 m 2 nivOBA. rf ...... 1 3-3 9 SapersteIn, Uie round little man who has presented one fine show Estimates gladly given, ^agan clarinet. Phone 7181. Company, 317 Asylum street. FOR BALE—House at 208 (Hk. B. ChappelP...... 9,*) 80 rjt m - All sizes now available. 0 1*2 1 Games Last Year fiunaet street. Phone 5705. TRIPLE CHECKED (Tall Mifidlatown 6-6377 for more The perfect gifts for any man. 1 Smltn, rf ...... who directs th-! Harlem Globetrot­ after another for the past several Window Sbadw Co., Routs 44 at Hertford 5-061)6 Open Mondays. Phone owner 6980. 1 Dwnlelfion. If ...... 3 2-3 8 information, or write Mrs. Buck- PRESSURE COOKER. All Ameri­ Free parking lot next door west. Tijtals . . JOT 514 isn »» 1-2 5 ters basketball team. E>ach had an years during the winter seasotn, Chatter I More Trades Likel£ HIOHE81 CASH prices paid for USED CABS Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. man/ 29 Highland Terrace, Mid- 1 Rodfff'rfi. If ...... interesting message to leave fol­ can, 15% qto., cooking or can­ MANCHESTER, West Side. 6- XUa MeVlkrrao \li :i Splrn. r ...... 2 1-2 7 offers Bull Curry and Don Elagle 1937 to 1950 used cart. In good dletowrn, (Tonn. Uanaoii ...... 85 U7 M in $3-65 and up 2 2-3 6 lowing a delicious dinner Which in­ Jack Crockett, general manager i iti. n .„ clean ocmdltlon. Douglas Motor Just Traded In On New Dodge UNULEU1I — Aapbalt Ule. wall ning. perfect condition, only room colonial, 8 yea>s old, tile 0 Gavtollo. r f ...... In the feature event tonight. Wanted—To Hoy 68 Brennan ...... \ . 88 102 n 376 0 Green. TK ...... 2 3-3 7 cidentally. waa on the house. Eagle is currently considered as of the Hartford Hurricanes, re- | l l fialea, 888 Main street. and Plymouth Cara covering. Doim CV raltable. wall WOULD YOU be Interested in ell^htly useo full directions. Very kitchen and batii, s’.orm heat oil. 0adroilnak« ...... s 101 ej If m 3 Tnunf...... 1 1-4 3 Northey. a huaky. handsome fel­ world champion of the grunt and ports that reserved seat tlcketa ^ m '^^lzid Indians ha trained men. Ail Juba guaranteed. reasonable. 2-1451. storm windows emi acreens, fibre Uttin a...... \92 f’2 U2 m 9 g-10 26 purchased catcher George (Bi| 1949 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE earning 10 o r 15 dollars a week in • e‘ 91 WELDON PAJAMAS 3 Babcock. lir ...... Oe low. attired in a dark blue suit, groan sport... Judge Joe Bogdan- for Friday nighf’s Eastern League 1849 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor Hall Linoleum Oo,. $2 Oak atreet glass Inaulatlun. ono-i-nr garage, t’etke ...... w 135 m 1 Robb. If ...... 1 0-2 die) Tebbetts from the Bostc —Black. Fully equipped— your spar* time? If so. write (THICKEN Coop 14 x 40. Mont­ WANTED— Boy’* 24’ bicycle Broadcloth, rayon, flannels, and knitted styles. Slip­ was very informal and asked for skl of Meriden is a former Col­ game at the Hartford Auditorium Radio, heater, slip covers. Beauti­ $1,500 Phone 2-402L evening* 6166. Manchester Herald. Box P, Man­ amesite drive, lot 60 x 175. Con Red Sox, CHeveland General Mai^ ful condition throughput. Better gomery Ward electric pump, good Phone 6 ^ . Total* ...... 50»' '475 im over and button models. 16 Tola!* ...... 36 22-33 74 questions from the group. Ron, a gate football player. The Sliver between the 'Canes and Nassiffs chester, (Tonn., stating name, ad­ venient neighborhood. Immedleu ager Hank Greenberg announct^ 1947 MERCiniY 8EX>AN — Ever­ PETER w . p a n t a l u k , electrical wrorklng condition. Tel, Coventry Amerkna Legloa (401 former Phlllle and Cardinal, roomi City Judge played an cad: position will be on sale Thursday and Fri­ than $200 below mapket. Full WANTKD^-UtMd used fumlturs occupancy. For further informs early today. glade green. Radio, heater, contractor, mnlntanabM and wir dress and phone number. 7-6729. Tenpla Balk Hk«loin\i > r. R. F. T. ed with Marty Marion, new St. of several of Coach Andy Kerr’s day at his office on Main street. The 36-year-old Tehtoetts,- wh price $1,695, $*65 down. See thle spotlight, fog lights, back up Any quentlly. We offer you high­ tlon call All e Clampet Agency Levatt ...... 55 D2'- 50 3N INTERWOVEN SOCKS 6 .3-9 13 . real bvgaln today. Douglas Ing for Ught and power. 40 Foster 2-4548, Mr. Mitten 6030. Mrs Ui 5 Dfc>. rf ...... Louis manager, when both were Red Raider teams In pre-war came up to the big leagues in 193 . lights, slip covers, wonderful t e m p o r a r y Stenographer. Jan­ WASHING Machine with pump. est prices. Woodshed Phone 2- Cohan ...... 80 Socks ia both short and regular lengths, Rayons, nylon, 2 Fox. rf ...... 0 2-2 2 First holiday greeting card of Motor Salee, 833 Main street street Phone 8808. uary, February, March. Stimulat­ Frances Wagner 2-0028. lVel*s ...... U»8 93 0-0 4 with the Red Birds. "Marlon is one years.. Fourteen players appear­ with Detroit batted .310 in condition. Priced at $1,095. Excellent condition, $30; R.C.A. 31.'.4. cottons, and wools. 4 Zwlck. If ...... 2 ed to play and eleven dressed the season arrived in the mailbag ing buainers. Hartford center, 5 IvnViMIBkv ...... loa lul t Strlrkland. If .* ..* * .. 0 0-0 0 of my best friends in baseball. I games last year. 1949 DODGE TUDOR— Blue. Ebc- Attention Home owners. Emergen cabinet radio, $10; ehlld'a roll top Ilemmii ...... U.' with the Bristol Tramps last Sun­ yesterday morning from No. CREAM OF THE CROP days, 35 hoi'rs, $40, (Tontact: Wil­ WANTED— Boy: work bench. BRICK HOME, 4 room*, oil burner, Davla. r ...... 3 2-6 ' 8 hope that the boys on the C^rds Greenberg revealed that it wS USED CAR SPECIALS! cepUonally good car—$1,545. cy roof repairs. Free estimates desk, $4; clilld's table, $3; sled, 6 3-5 13 day but under Eastern League 997653, an inmate at Wethersfield son Agency, 54 Church. Hartford, Good condition. Phone 6434 or automatic h,t water healer, good .') Hubbard, rg ...... don’t take advantage of Marty aa a atraight cash deal with no plaj 1949 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN E. Iheriault. 8555. $1; scooter, $1; doll bouse furnish­ Total* ...... 472 ifil 4«S 14W\ Mikolowikl. Ig ...... 0 0-1 0 rules only seven were allowed to State Prison. This chap for sev­ 7839. condition, trees, a hits picket fence Ht. Mary'a N«. 1 (1) c up the Reds did to BucUy Walters a era involved. He declined to —Ehctra clean. 11,650 miles. —Dark blue, radio and heat­ ed end like new, $1.50; Kangru 55 0 Sheridan. )g ...... 0 0-0 0 play. Puggy Bell Is the new eral years handled all sports nounce the sum. CELLARS (Tlsaned, ashes am WANTEX) — Experienced silk new Broad street school, stores Oror* ...... 84 54 14 Jn few years ago. Walters played for Big saving. er. Tlrek like new, lew mile­ spring skates, $2. Phone 2-0473. Urant ...... 85 lit n 316 Bristol player-coach. Bell, at S3, writeups at Wethersfield and also Tebbetts came to the Red rubbish removed. (Tell Milton Ted presaer or woman to learn silk WANTED--Electric train. Must end but; lii.medlate occupancy 24 Tolala ...... 16 10.33 40 years with the Reds and when he at the Osborn Prison Farm. 1947 CHRYSLER TOWN AND age. Price $1,048. preoelng. Manchester Cleaners. be reasonable. Phone Coventry 7. Manchester 8683. Agent. H*ni(in ...... 75 85 n nc Score At half time. 31 to 21 Grove. can still throw up long set-shots.. in 1947 in a trade for catcher ford, 170 Hilliard street. lOiene 2 Bloudgood »**. «... .. 80 84 U4 SWANK JEWELRY was made manager some of the Owner Julie Larese of the Tramps eXJUNTRY 4-DR. — Radio, 194ft CHEVROLET SEDAN — 2- 7254. 93 WeUa street. 6278. S* Referee. Allbrio. Umpire. Horvath. older . players 'made life pretty Wagner. He caught in a IJ heater. Ebctra nice. 1200. CROCTHETF.D AFGHAN, 48, X 66, Huwiell ...... 84 08 n n t Pin Clips — Chains — Bars, and Initial Sets. called a meeting after Sunday’s The Kaceys set a new high games In 1948 and 122 in 1941 tone grey and blue, radio and WII- — 1 * 1 .ua tough for Bucky. It could happen 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE $35. Call 2-3092. iAita lor Sale 7.1 BarAtlde Emclca loss to Nasalffa and handed out team single record in the West Elach year he was voted on t^ heater, new air-ride tires, ex­ Total* ...... 434 481 tn in c to Marion as well, although I hope —Radio and heater. Save a WANTED—(ThIld’e desk and chair, B. F. T. pink slips to several players___ Side Rec Bowling League last American League All-Star teat! cellent condition, very low oi ihoM Son ietfi Hfilfi Wantfitf— 'M il* 36 IN OOlINTHV Like almuephere P. let on thle one. H in good condition. Phone 2-8656. $ 1.00 up 2 Babel, rf ...... 10 6-9 36 it doesn’t. Player-coach Jack French of the night with a score of 649. The His 79 games last year was h| mileage. large bulldlni lot* with shade Marik Mrihaditt Mo. 1 (0) 1 "Eddie Dyer ia a strict boss but 1946 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Com­ O nerH 13A DI8HWABHER Wanted. Day Dismunda— tVatrh Hanna ...... 81 71 n m 2 R. McKenna, rf ...... 0 1-2 Wallingford Vets did likewise three string team total was 1846. lowest since 1938. 1947 PLYMOUTH CLVB COUPE trees. Overlook Drive. Wth 1 K linfle. If ...... 4 1-2 9 is a well liked man. 1 don’t know pletely checked. Clean and work. Good pay. Apply Mr. , Jewelry 48 Chappell ...... 101 in 100 m AIRMAN SHIRTS after losing to Manchester last The individual totals were; Tebbetts, a noisy little recelv^ —Maroon, radio and heater, (TORNKTBS and valance boards. Kanehl. bi.< der Phone 7778. Sullivan ...... 101 M n m 0 Rritrin. It ...... 0 0-0 0 whether he would want to come Saturday night. Walking papers one owner. Vaughan, Arthur Drug. Knnm« Without Hoard 59 J-2 5 Schuetz 395, Giraitis 356, Mahoney known for his squeaky voice, 1947 STUDEBAKER 2-DR. slip covera, new whit* wall Oiztom buUt, choice of designs. LEONARD W. YUST. Jeweler, re- Barton ...... It lOS 104 m White Airman Shirts with Life Insured collars. .3 Wade, 0 ...... 2 back into organized bsuiebaU be­ were given to four players. Wall­ 1 Peaie. rz ...... 4 3-4 10 318, Jaskolka 388, and Rusconi regarded as one of the amarte;] tires. Fin* family car. Phon^ 2-3524 from 9 a. m. to 9 palra, adjutt- watches expertijr. PLEASANT Fumlehcd room with ronham ...... 101 M 107 $06 cause he is pretty well hqeled. He ingford plays Nassiffs Sunday.. CHAMPION — Radio and WANTED—Young man to learn ■1 ■ ■ ■ W 1* S Leonard. Is ■■ ■ ...... 9 3-5 31 389. backstops in the game. -. heater. New Urea. p. m. imolcum and tUe work. Steady Reasonable price* Open daily. kitchen privileges. One block fijpm Reiwrt Properly for Salt 7^ haa an insurance business in Tex­ Ray Faniechon and Glen Flana­ Bom in Nashua, N. H„ Tebbetl AS IS SPECIALS Total* ...... 483 lot 4W J4N $2.65 2 ior $5-00 19)|6 CHRYSLER 2-DR. SEDAN work and good wages. Apply In Thunday eveninga. 129 spruce Main street. Phone 2-4428. (THALKER Hcech- 7 room brick •eeUi NeUMdlsI N*. I (4) t i Totals ...... 29 14-34 72 as and a couple of his oil wells gan top Friday night’a pro boxing Collector of Revenue Sam Nel­ is a graduate of Providence 1937 DODGE—$195 WBAVINU of bume, mutn holce have come in recently,” Ron said —Radio and heatsK One own­ person. Hall Unoleum (To., 32 Oak street Phone 2-4387 cottage, tile oath, all elsctrto rsrUoe ...... to 13S KM rbarier Oak Bawlert 1031 card at Madison Square Garden son rolled a fine 368 triple for St. lege. He led the American Leagil er clean car. Five new tlreA 1987 PLYMOUTH—$100 and tom clothing, hosiery run*, arovn IM aa a F. T. in answer to questions on Dyer’s atrast house, (urnisheu completely. Tots P. Flanagan is a brother of Del Mary’s In the Church Bowling catchers In assists In 1939, 194f 1941 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- 1937 FORD—$100 handbags rspaired,*^ zipper re- Apartments, FInts, rflClUNe 161 113 111 w PENDLETON ROBES 4 Accornero. rf ...... s 1-3 U coming back into baseball. ” I Flanagan who upset Sandy Sad­ and 1941; Put outs in 1942; 'and placament, umbraUas repaired, price. $7,500. CXJl AnlU WhlU Andemn to 85 ito m 3 Sambogna. If ...... B 0-t 10 League laat night. Sam for DTt—An extra clean low PART TIME Help wanted wHh Utrden—Fann^Uairy Tenrmentz 63 All wool robes in plain colors and plaids, Light weight thought Dyer would go to the Pi­ dler last Wednesday night in a many years was one of Manches­ participating in double« plays Don’t Miss. Call On Your Bsea’a ablrt oollars reversed and 8274. genka s * e es tsbb e as e e‘ til tos ito 14t and warm. 3 Witcher, c ...... 4 0-5 8 rates because he is ^ Branch jirlced car. some mechanical work in'volved ProdiKta 50 5 rozanl. rz ...... 6 3-3 14 non-title bout.. Dick Hole, the big ter’s ranking pinners. 1940. Hla last year marked th Manv Others Downtown Dodge and replaced. Marlow's Little Mending «» Rickey man.” he added. gun In Meriden’s two Eastern only time other then h l s 'f ^ seij Apply m parson. Singer Sewing Tetile 531 555 517 1«8 3 Richardson. Iz ...... 1 0-0 BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. Pljnnouth D ^ e r Shop. FIRST QUALITY Green Mountain THREE ROC-MS, In prlvete home...... 8 1-3 17 The dark-haired flychaser re­ League wins, failed to score a son when he appeared In OTuy Center, 182 Mal^ Town. Haliurhan lo r Kala 75 2 KInz. Iz ...... The Burnside Eagles have been 80 Bisaell St. Phone 7191 potatoes. Mealy, cook and ta.-te Adulte only. Phone 8119. at Kofir'e K*. i <•> $14*95 up ported that the Cardinal organiza­ point against Manchester in the games that his bstUng averag MANCHESTEIK Gpholslcring Oo. ANboVER—ImmedlaU occupan- 30 Totals ...... 29 4-14 S3 involved In two overtime games SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. VETERANfi—There le etlU time good, $1.75 a bushel, delivered to Tbemae ...... 8« loi a$ nr tion ia planning to build a new game between the rival clubs. rose over .300. Ro-uphol«tcrtng. draperiee, slip to take zdvantagz-ot your o.l MODERN, Attractively decorated cy. Ntw ranch type five-room Bleedgeed ...... 7i 55 il MT Score at half time. 32 to 28 Eaclea. ball park, three or four tiers, with Colby Gunther, the hook-shot ar­ in the Rec Senior ' Basketball This gives the Indians thr 16$7 PONTIAC Sedan. Good condi- 634 Center S t______Phone 8101 your door. Call Hathaway. 2-1390 League In as many weeks. Two covera. 68 Pumali Place. Coil 2 educational privileges and enroll 4% Hoom epsetroent, heat, hot home. Full cellar, eteam-coa Cels. 55 80 51 Ml CHAMP HATS no towers or posts in view of any tist who flash^ for Meriden laat catchers with big league exper Uon. Reasonable. Call 2-3094, 1940 CHEVROLET tudor special 9521. Open eventoEa water, garage. Reaponstble adult ...... )3I 55 101 weeks ago the Eagles dropped an ence; 'tte others are Jim Hega with International Correspondence heat, fireplace, pins panelling, Nelson ...... 113 til in You can give a certificate for a Champ Hat, and he can spectator. The Job will coat lour season and the Bristol Tramps deluxe. Radio and heater. (Titan 51 couple only. Write Box C, Heraht million dollgrs and has already last Sunday, is seeking his re overtime tilt to the Laurels but and R l^ Murrav. rUJOR ^RUfiUCMS oolvcd with Scboolz before July 25,1951. Non- Houzchold tinndz approximate'y one acre. On bus m^ke his own selection. last night the Birds toppled the SEE THE NEW DODGE and good condition, $S20. Phone Vetorana may enroll at any time. line. Price $11,000. Henry Escol Tutoie ...... 4M>'«ri *109 tlfT Sports in Brief passed the blueprint stage. lease from -Bristol In order to re­ The sale of Tebbetts leaves th JOB RATED TRUCK 8503. linoleum, aeiinait til* counter. Ex­ MR. ALBERT HAS THREE ROOM furnished, apart­ Charter Oak Bowlers In an extra Red with only two catchers- Make your epare time secure your Agency. Tel. 3683. ^ it atMi*!'* Me. 1 (S> Commenting on the recent Red join Meriden. The Meriden Rec­ Box pert workmanship, free eni- 2 R(X>M8 OF 8UGHTLY ment. Rock\iIle, let floor, centraL Beaulieu 104 17 107 M6 period. Matt Batts and Warren (Buddy WITH FLUID DRIVE future, More than 400 coursea By The Associhted Prees Box-White Sox deal. Northey ord reported. “Gunther was un­ 1946 CHEVROLET, completely mates. Open evenings. Jonea USED FURNITURE Private entrance. Single person THREE MILES from Center—5- Duiiohue ...... 11 n los nr up feels that Rae Scarborough, ac­ able to play with the Pros (Meri­ Rosar. It is expected that the overhauled. Must sell, e^-ner go­ Furniture. Oak street Phonp 2- For a free catalog write to H. F. Roflnke ...... 85 105 n m Baseball Ernie Johnson, Nasaiff forward, See Uoyd Hevenor» he will be Menton, reprecenthtlve, 607 Main AND APPUANCE8 or mld^6-B,'jcd couple preferred. room home, all o i one floor, St. Petersburg, Fla. — Major quired from (Chicago, will be at den Pros, laat Sunday) because of SJox will deal for another catch^ ing overseas. Phone Hartford 6 1041. Which Is practically new, and has O’Neil ...... 106 54 77 n i may mias tonight’s game with the to take Tebbetts’ place, glad to quote yotl prices and trade (TiirisUtins. References required nestled on eide oi hill with 'J acre* Jim lleConvIlte . 58 101 U4 an league club owners voted unani­ least an 18 to 20 game winner for a ruling by Lou Black, president 1330. street Hartford. Conn. Juat been RETURNED to us from SUPERB GLOVES Rens at the armory while a cut (hatching waa one of Bostoni allowances. You can trade your FLAT riNM H. HoUand wmdow Box RH, Herald. of land. Fireplace, oil heat, base mously to "select and elect” a the Red Sox. "1 believe the Sox of the state loop, who swarded his a Model Home. This merchandise TuUl* Made of the finest selected leathers—Pljrakln, CapeskinS services to the Bristol Tramps’' over hla eye heals. The stitches weak spots last year. car for a new truck, also new or 1036 FORD dport coupe. RadlO) shades madq to OMSsure. All MIDDLE-AGED man for general msnt garage outdoui terrace end new baseball commissioner to re­ will keep Vem Stephens. After were to be removed today. John­ waa used for demonstration pur­ AVAILAB)i4C Now.'SU room*, to and Knitted. ^ all, he wina many ball games In The Hartford Hurrlcanea are said used ear. heater,' one-car owner. Reason­ metal Venetian blinds at a new rnamtensuice ana factory work. fireplace. Shown by appointment. place A. B. Chandler aa soon as son was injured In Wallingford Apply, Tober Baseball Manufac­ poses only. middle-aged couple. Box U, Her­ Elva Tyler, agent, .\ianchestcr 2* Baisae*l telkerea <5> practicable. Chandler refused to late Innings with extra base hits to be loading up for Friday night’A able. Phone 2-9975. low pne* Ksye mads while you UI U7 tn m last Saturday night. ''-Brlsesss Just call oi stop in. Get our deal turing Co., Hilliard and Adams EASY FRIENDLY ald. ftoiwa ...... step down after failure to win a and any man who can drive In 140 game with Nassiffs. watt Marlow'S TERMS ARRANGED 4469. A. Andireon ...... 100 u r n 8U $1.50 up Rrofzn ...... 7« S9 » first We-can save you money on streets. 104 103. TI nr new contract. Pailano* ...... 70 6.'. 71 1948 FORD Club coupe, super de­ And I’ll hold It In the warehouse AVAILABLE January let two- a. And*r*on ...... Nassiffs boast the best follow­ your cost per mile. luxe. Good conditlm, radio and bOLTUN —Rouu 44. Unusual 12- Benion -...... 113 58 M 3M New Orleans—General Manager ing of any team in the Eastern Phimps ...... *3 M S untU you want It nt no extra cost. room htoted apartment i^th year-old quarry stone bouse, 6 . 97 M Be*b- .. 79 99 V heater. Willing to sacrifice. Call Floriits—Numriia 15 Csrlaon ...... JOI m AIRMEN JACKETS Joe Tracey of the New Orleans TV Acts. Pro Basketball League. Laat Saturday night be­ H «lf Wanted— Male FOR INFOBMA’nON bath. Central location. Writa Box rooms, bath and sunpurch on 1st ■ ■ ■■ 1 ■ Pelicans resigned, effective as Boston Celtics McIntosh ...... 99 98 9: We are ready to help you with at 352 Woodland atreet. On Same Bill Tonight tween 300 and 350 fana watched a n d d e t a il s T. Herald. Tout* ...... SU 531 sn im Beautifully tailored Jackets, either with or without lin- soon as a successor arrives. your transportation problems at X ^ S t r e e s ' for'iale, 50i; and Female 87 floor, (Irepidie; 3 cottage* with 11) inge. the locaU In Wallingford. Sunday ToU lt ...... 418 4 » 443 13 Phone Watorbury 4-3144, St. iemte Me. 1 Capture Another any time. . 1937 DODGE pan truck. Good up. Thrasher's Pony Rlisg, Buck Income $51 monthly Large front­ r. Railly ...... 100 108 n m Foothwn Basketball fans will be In for there were at least 4fli0 to 450 Man- Tows Nstars (S> lend Osntor. WANTED—Manchester represen Mr, Albert age. Cumei plot, approximately 77 7$ n? Logan, Utah—Utah State Agri­ Y o iC ...... 90 88 ,88 a mechimical condlUon. Full price Busin«iw lAtNliona Bburoy ...... 104 a real treat tonight at the chesteritea In Bristol. At least 1918 FORD P-6, CHASSIS AND tativs for our real eetete dept, 1 acre. $14.j00, term*. Suburban MerUn ...... f,,., . N UI n m $7-95 up cultural Ck>Uege dlsmlsaed head 500 Silk Townera are expected to Murray ...... 90 93 78 2i $100. (TaU 8218. OLD RED Tin Barn. 706 North For Rvnf )64 By The Aefiodated Press armory when the world fa­ — CAB—Heater, booster brake, CHRIfilhcAS Trtss, 76o to $1; male or female, full or part tima Lupseahlao ...... 10} 113 lU Football Oogch George Melinko- follow the locals to the Hartford Dials ...... 78 93 r Main atrast. buys and sellt good Realty Co„ Realtors, 49 Perkin* S! mous New York Renaissance ...... 80 lB6 88 % 8,000 miles. New tires. Regis- 1940 INTERNATIONAL %-toa csButory basksts, $1; miatleto^ Highly lucrative. Hersbman Bros, J. lUllly ...... * n UO tot n i vtch and his assistants. Thar# apparently Isn’t much to Ponzratx .... twed fumlt„r>i and antiques, STORE FOR Rent at 216 Spruce etreet Tel. .*215. «i 1 1 ■gna* Auditorium Friday night. Naasiffa Low Man ...... 70 ■— , ters for 6 ton. Priced at $1,405. pick-up. Jood condition, $323, 81 holly, rto r isous, 28e; C9irietmae 54 C h u i^ etreet, Hartford. Phone Richmond, Va.—The University chooae betwMn the Boston Celtics meet the Nsasiff Amw, pace­ atreet. Inquire Diana’s Soda Shop Total* ...... 101 633 ¥ » vm ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS setters in the Eastern League. need only to whip the Hurricanes Coale* ...... — 84 — Oakland street. Phone 2-4098. wrsaUm, 76c; polnaettlas, 50c and Hartford 2-9207. Frank Denettc. Phone 2-3876. Man elzed. of Richmond Athletic Council an' and the Fort Wayne Pistons, re­ Friday for a clean sweep in the Holnlea ...... 97 101 11 Phone 8393. Choice of colors or white—plain or initlale, TVo television acta will be k Your Down Town up; eoraages, II. McCOnv'Jib ONE USED Norge refrigerator. Bm Beszae 04. JssMS Me. I (I) noimeed that Karl A, (Dick) Es- spective Eastern end Western first round of play in the Elaatem 1941 CHEVROLET 2 dooY, new Bena’* IS) leeck would be replaced as head presented during the intermis­ Tolals ...... 409 448 448 \ y Dodge and Plymouth Dealer (Sreenhquaea >02 Woedbridge Good running condition, $55. Wat­ OFFICE IN Orford building. Real LeRivisrs 101 in 104 m Division loaders of the National sion periods. One vdll be a league. motor, leM than 4,000 mUes, (Tom- 'Sftoatlona Wanted— Smith ...... 139 85 100 153 ...... n tOT KM m football coach next year. strsst Phoas 6947. kins Brothers, 935 Mein street. estate, proleaslontl, ato. Apply ...... 15 103 S3 m Paul A«*to up Basketball Association. unlcycle act—one wheel—by SOLIM ENE and FLAGG, Inc. pletely new front end. New radja* Female 88 Vennert .... A. AMto ...... lu in n nc 35c George Felgenhaum. the stoimy Msarhestcr BsSlater (4) Marlow’s. Werner ...... 55 103 UN 3N Golf The two pscemsking squads tor, battery, etc. Douglas Meto J. AMto .. . 1...... 104 in 106 m Jacques Gordon of Paris. pedal from New York. InaUgator Bycholakl ...... 133 97 1 684’ O nter Street Phone 5101 FOUR BURNER electric range. In Brown ...... 105 H 104 BM Chicago—Sam Snead ran his clsidied last night at Boston be­ Lee ...... 85 89 94 Sales, 838 Main street. (TENTRALLY located 2-roorh of- Tweronite , ...... UT JU in ni 1950 gou winnings to an official fore Jammed throng of 13,909 and France, while the <^ er "ex­ of the near-riot at the armory two Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. UA CARE FOR (Tblldren In my horns good running oonditlon. Phone Breen ...... Ill in ui n4 tra" will be Ray Wilbert, the LfcU ...... 107 81 133 31J flee with private lavatory, avail* EVANS SLIPPERS 135,758.83, the most ever won by a the Celtics came from behind to years ago when Wallingford played Bexeiiaki ...... 107 93 89 3 » days. Inquire 25 McNall street. 6818. Touu ...... m KM sHJni "hoop manipulator.” Both act^, FEATURING Ounrantasd roofa able in January. For information TotSla ...... TioTn luiin Bt. BriS^'e Me. J (1> Hand turned alippere. Smooth, smart, flexible and com' golf pro in one eeasop, and won win a thriller, 87-81. The result Manchester In the Eastern Basket­ Lucaa ...... 91 87 85 3q aseejr’* (4) ' fortable. according to Manager Jack and sxpert repalQi as wsU as NINE-PIECE maple dinette set call Alice Llempet Agency. 2* H, tAlThapeU* .. the Vardon Trophy by averaging left both squads with a record of ball League, haa rejoined the Veto. Sehuets 131 in tl4 » 5 Wltkowskl ...... SapersteIn of the Rens, are ToUli ...... - 617 449 479 144( fiittsr sad eonduetsr work. I ’ry D oga. Birds ■Pots 41 Very good condition. Reasonable. 4548. 140 KM 113 IM s 69.28 strokea through 96 rounds. IS victories and eight defeats for Beediebomb will be in action Sun­ OIraltlS .... • eats a Abrettls ...... up Boxte|^ the current cam pal^. terrific. Gordon and Wilbert Nerth EaS 8«6a shag (•> your "Looal Roofar.** OMi Ooilgb- Pboae 2-1895. Me)«on*r eese* U I 101 104 III day with the Veto at the armory. Evanskl 90 85 101 E i SuOivui's Spcdsl! CANARIES — FemMM $2 U)V Arcklvy ...... New York — Welterweight The Pistons rang up 12 points have both been on Ed Sulli­ Ed Anderaon, six fo o t four Inch iia nor. Jsskelks ... a e so • 113 194 tu no V. AbrstUe ...... JU m . Ubert ...... 84 «7- 99 Gusrantsed elngcra, $10 up, (Tsges WHITE ENAMEL four-burner STORE FOR RENT. 470 Main RusaoBi • • - uo U I 113. m champion Ray Robinson was nam­ before their foes even got started. van’s "Toast of the Town’’ TV sU r with Long Island University QIH 94 86 to 3r.p The visitors stlU led J>y 36-22 show. ’V e fr iZ 'Z ft’T P ^ F IN O . fipsetadtstng 'in rspsln- and btosdar'fe swppUss. If tt Is HMurtment else gas stove. (3ood street. TeUle ...... ed winner of the Edward J. Neil for three years, will alao be with Gado 96 94 98 3ij TeteU ...... 7 n I n * « 4 Ti m JANTZEN and BRENTWOOD Memorial Plaque by the New York when the first period ended. In 1.0V Man 99 91 96 tag roofs c f aU Mads. Also otw for Wrds, ws hsvs It PoTtoriteld’A buy for qulek sale. Phone 5885 bs* Wallingford Sunday. 1M7 liEROURY NEW Deoorsted office apses at MeCean’e U» ^ Boxing Writers AsaoclatKAi. the next three, Boston did moet MURIARTY BROS. .n o fi. Outtor work. Chimneys $$ fipruGS. PikOBC 8*9810. tween $ sad T p. m. Outhrie ...... Ill JOT n m Totals 449 419 oissasd aad topairod. fit yssrs sx. Depot gquare. Call 5660 aftor 5 Teweiski SWEATERS London—Tommy Yaroaa, light of the scoring paced by Easy Ed 102-67. It marked the first time Hewitt ...... « n — m lavywelgtht contender from Macauley, top man of the game psrtanca. Frsa ssUmstss. Osll DCKM Wsialwd and froowodTljos PREMIER Dual stove, two p. m. . Lwmoureaux ...... 104 104 lU 335 Deptula e eeooe* « Beautiful new sweatere in the flneet of wools. this season the Royals hit tbs 100- ■swsrd usadasaplBt 0> MOOR SEDAN us for pet supplies, and treeh four oU, chiome stove pipci ...... U» 134 37 »• llasilieki Pittsburgh, was disqualified tor with 25 points. Fred Schsua led mark lii acorlM. Thsy are a dose Hoarlty, Msnehestor 5861. Cluunbwt . holding after 2:15 of the eladtth ^ losers with 20. Sports Srhrdule Tourtellet 8b — , n 16 frassn bqrserasst lie 19 Call 68 Stsrieweather street Phone S* Snow ft...... 111 1 « « Rubseke third to Fort Wayne and Minneap­ Howard .. loe 96 90 37 • v y 15 Plocberesyk Two to ehoozo fraa, Black er 2 A t l 2 . 1679.. Honstfi fgr Real Uedltwd * 0 e eo 4ss tt •* 9 •• •• ™ •• GIFT CERTinCATES round of his 10-rounder with 1 The PhiUdsIphls Warriors, sec­ olis In the Western group. Bllavortb 88 76 16 Kennal Supply Shop. .1^/' ond to Boston in the Eastern sec­ Tiwight Ofoon. Ihilljr eqwipped. Uofittag—PMMMiit' 17 dolph Turpin, British Empire The Indianapolis Olympians and Prate . . . . 91 n 66 \ V J f o r RENT-^room home. Adult* stsooeoe...... in.on mint Totals ...... If you’re still stuck •• to what to give you can imrehaae middleweight champion. tion, kept close on the Celtics* Reaaiasanoa vs. Nasalffa, $;S0— PUPpiSfi. Rs4 Cockers, $25; Bos- WE BUT and esll good used lurni Tetalk 9e«tb Tri-OlUea’ Blsckhawhs fought the D. Covlaa IIM KB H n 9l| PLUMBUfO gad 4totint. spoctai. only. Xnawduts occupancy, wriu •***• . ... a Gift Ortlflcate for anything in the atore. - Ha can trail by beating the New York Armory. Morton . . — » : .86 16T isii T arrtoia. m m M u ds. CMUc isrg, sssibgistion rangsa gaa n Ilf I4T in Clerk make hla own choice Inter. closest battle oC the night, Indla- Mfwlekt\ ...... ww Miami. Wa.^!5wb*8tory ($2080) Knkkeitioekera at their own Catorars vz. North Ends, 7:15— iMuf la w M w iif . cofi* sad Baasr p u p tr------gild beatara Jones Furni Boa fi, WirclA Kteney • eeoeseo eHfi 6 111 lOT Ml m Speed game—high scoring. Earning their nspoUa eking out a 75-74 victory TotUa . . . . m m m : fo r wgtor K H A WfiHr mslaa, lari' liars. 96 Oak Phone fi>iu4l Jervis n uo no Loeesls won the Mbntroee Puree at Ito - after trailing ..entering the last Yk 11195 Ksaasls. Lahs stroot PksM $161. FIVE La Ko f roomo, corner hou^ picM Park. ninth straight horns triumph, tbs *Boltoa va. MoriarUr, 8:80—Y. Caiiiitae tad Co. (9> etsstrle 9swsr alsaagr for piuggsd Bpenesr 10.. 146 IM 351 Sendbera ...... quarter. Friday, Dae. 15 Topptna .... 90 91 90 TRREE*P1ECB Uvlng room set btulnCM eecttun. Suitable for Tszsart 111 113 KM S5( Mullen ...... Inglewood, Calif.—Pancho Su­ Warriors prevsilsd, 101-91. Phila- , 77 97 97 3S| •swsr. Tlato psyawata arrsngsd. CAN An n » Far fials. Toritafiiro preme ($0) won the six furlong ^ p h la took a first-quarter lead Bristol High vs. KanchMtor, Smitli ...... Vinesat Mardn, 805 North Main and Norwick. $$ up. ^ ^ 4 r s $1 Newly upholstered. (Tail 2-2757 'beauty parh.r or offices. Apply Chapman . . . . 9S 99 1(» Bsoker, 9$ Oak strsst. TeUls 'ui'tn uouTt Tetsif •esaeeeeeso^oo feature at Hollywood Park. and held it. Hockey at a Glance 8:30—ArmolY- MaCarthy a . . M 105 9t 3I| atrast TsL 4848. Pleasant atrast TaL Ti svmdagB. G L E N N E Y ’S New Orleens—Evans Mountain Tlw red hot Rochester Royals BMdny/ Dec. 17 PIrkey . . . . . 9t 117 103 ($5) won the Southerner Purse won their fourth in a row aa they American Lengne Wallingford vz. Naasiffa, 3:30— at the Fidr Grounds track wslloiMd the Baltimore Bullets. Pittsbursh 0. Cleveland 0. Armory. Tolala ...... 439 4U 4U ;

...... fri:wwiPW *^W ^^' ♦<»~t ’-;« '►^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1»M |RanirI)[«Btfr l| m il! i M jN Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1960 iianrh^atrr lEttrning llrralb WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1960 ^ge§ 21

Yeomans hall. The 4-H club, led with Mrs. HarveJ friend the National Manufacturer’s As­ Rent Discussion by Philip Masanik, waa organised in Rye, while her hd nd attended sociation Conferencs In the city. last year. Several of the members have mqved or are away at acbool, Still Scheduled and tome gone on to high school have found their time too taken Ehren though Oongrew hss ap­ up to go to meetings of the dairy proved rent control extension club. The membera were Tom Fox, GOME.. s inoves for the flrat three months Jack Emerson, Sam Berkowlta, c«f 1951, the Manchester Board of Howard Hinckley, Jane Masanik, MEET SANTA IN PERSON Directors probably will hold its Dean Tlbblts and Lillian Banner. scheduled public hearing Decem­ Other contributors toward the IN OUR TOYUND ber 18 on local option extension of ■tove fund, not before mentioned rent control. were Columbia Volunteer Fire For one thing, it has been Department, $50; the Prayer pointed out, local use of the op­ Boys, $25, and Columbia Recrea­ ■ * * * V h ^ ^ ‘ • QFT tional form could extend rent tion Council, $20. y O D ^ control - for more than three Miss Abby TlbbeU, Misa Debor­ months as Congress now pro­ ah Young, Misa Nancy Vanatt and poses. Those favoring such a Mils Nora Watroue from Ckdum- course point out that the Man­ bia are on committees arrpuiging UNDERWEAR chester rent situation is now for Santa’s Soiree, a dance to be FRIDAY^ tougher than at any previous pe* given in Case gymnasium Decem­ rlod. I f industrial immigration ber 10 by the class of 1951 at 1:36 F. M. continues, it will grow worse, it is Windham High school. Miss 'Db- S" Ladies’ flno quality rayon panties in biU said Sunday night that tt|e DRESSES JUDY BOND BLOUSES contended. Te Ctosing step-in and brief styles. dance ia particularly for alumni ■\ Beautiful aelection of blouaea. Rayon crepea, Uaauo falllct, nylon For this reason, and to give op Famous **Cotton City” and “Fruit-of-thc' Loom” portunlty for remarks on the and the urges all local alumni to sheera, tailored. lace trim. Size 32 to 40. Short aleevea. Biege. pink, i rental situation here, the congres­ plan to attend. Tickets may be ob­ BATURDAY— white, aqua. red. sional action probably wrlll not be tained from her. Lons aleevea—pink, yel­ Francis Lyman, Raymond Clarke low. ecru. allowed to halt the scheduled local AIF^Day $2.98 *o $5.98 59c and hearing. end Richard E. Davis left for Ver­ COTTONS 6 9 ^ mont about four o'clock Saturday morning, spent the day there Your Child’s Beautiful Sanforised Cottons In Plaids, Stripes and Checka. Ail chopping Chrletmaa trees which Styles — All Sites: 12 to 20 — 38 to 44 — 18h to 24>v. they piled into a tAick and brought Picture Taken Open Thursday oiid . C olum bia F.XTRA 8IZH back for Columbia Volunteer Fire With SaaU Oaaai Pat Perkins C O T T O N DRESSES department and arrived here to Boturdey UntE 9 P. M. $2.98 to $3.98 DRESSES Gav plalda, checka. Sieea 12 to 44 — 14V4 to # C Q The weekly calendar Is full for put them in John Koselka’s bam te n . t'uil cut and aanforlzed. CHILDREN'S LACE TRIM Columbia people this week with at about 10 p.m. Raymond Clarke Sisea 46 to 52 Christmas activities and organiza* admitted it waa a long day but said the men felt it most successful. $2.98 - $3.98 tion meetings keeping many of FOR EVERYTHING RAYON PANTIES them busy each and every day. They were able, mostly because the Heaciquartsri For Girl Scouts And Brownies .Each weather was mild and not zero and ANN GARSON • • Monday night and Tuesday and New Stock Of Gift Items Wednesday also, the members of snowy as it was last year when I l l L i U Columbia Ladies' Society auxiliary they made the trip, to pick out TISSUE GINGHAM SKOOND r u o o m are to meet at the home of Mrs. what they feel are exceptionally iiiNis*s*swiwiwiiiiisiwiisss*:»wiiHie*si»iis*iis*iis*sww*ewk John K ozclV to prepare Christ­ fine trees. The firemen will have Made to flt — and beaiiUfiilly styled. Checks them on sale next week end. This and Stripes in shades of Green, Rose and Bl\ie. mas greens for their sale. Tuesday OKTINCTIVB'^e ia one of tlielr many voluntary Sizes 12 to 20 and 18'i to 24*4. night at Yeomans hall Columbia sources of earning money for their PTA will meet: Wednesday night departmental work. a Cub Scout Park meeting is Chief Occum Corral members kittensoft scheduled for Yeomans hail and a held their Christmas party Satur­ g o l v # v r y choir rehearsal at Columbia Con­ day night at the home of Mr. and gregational church in preparation Mrs. Henry Bemitt. Supper was for a concert to be presented Sun­ enjoyed to start the evening off. SEE OUR NEW flannelette day night; Thunday there is a A New Year’s Eve party will be ANN GARSON sale and supper In Yeomans hall, held by the group at the home of “STEP WRAPS” sponsored by Columbia Ladies’ So­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Field. QlU Problem with ciety: Friday the employees from Howard Rice, eexton of Colum­ WASHARLE RAYONS the telephone company in Willl- bia Congregational chprch, la re­ Quick wrapping — no gap- » mantic will hold a party in Yeo­ ported to be improving aatisfac- ping — on In a Jiffy. Sizes Polkn Dots, Floral Prints. Checks. Plain **TwO’Timer’* Skirt or button and slp.styles. Black, N avy, mans hall and the local people will torlly at Windham Community 'l2 to 20. Memorial hospital following sur­ Wine. Green buckgrounda. Sites 14 to 20 and gather for a carol sing around the I fl'i to 24<4. outdoor diristmas tree on the gery. Little John Koselka, smell green: choir rehearsal for Congre­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John Koselka Cheese Bilppen fer every member ef Hie family $3.98 gational church group that same o f Columbia Green has retume<9 night, following the sing. Saturday home following a tonsilectomy. from Moriew's large, eelerful essertmenf. Bure ONLY $3.98 •0 *90w n Recreation Council committee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tuttle en­ 72 X 90 100% Virgin Wool members will gather at the hall tertained at dinner Saturday night te please 'em— eoch end every enel to decorate and in the evening the in honor of Mrs. Chauncey M. " ¥ \ children will be entertained at their Squier, Sr. who celebrated her CHATHAM "SELBY" annual ClirlBtmas party. In addi­ birthday Monday. tion. younger groups will hold Miss Joan Kelly, student nurse in FOR HER! ATmAOnVELT BEADED Gift Toiletries meetings which have become her second term at Massachusetts General Hospital, is spending a few Only * 3 * 9 8 weekly events, such as Scouts, days with her parents in Woodland S O R CAPESKIN SLIPPERS BLANKETS 4-H Cluba and Cub Scouts. Coty Colofime...... ‘ ...... $ 1.85 Terrace. She has aa her guest, The Oolqmbia Ladies’ Society In popular and comfortable "Moc’’ toe Yai^ley Cologne...... $ George March of Drexel Hill, Pa. 1.65 sale and supper Thursday, will Mr. and Mra. George H. Reams pattern. Bunny fur trim. Matching color 1 Lucien LeLong Cologne...... $ 1.50 Boxed paper and envelopes in Note and Letter start at four o’clock. Supper wdll have returned home after a week pidded capesmn soles. Sises 4 to 9. ^ 2.49 T ew il ha aa warm aa teaat sizes. All white or. florEd designs. Also Pine be served at 8:15 and tickets must in New York. Mrs. Reams viaited m thia Semura "Two-Timer" » l l . 9 5 Bubble B a th ...... 594 hnd $ 1.00 Scented Stationery. be secured in advance. Miss Anne cowa with dainty print Tabu Cologne ...... $ Dix hss charge o f this department, ^odlce, paatal aklrt and col­ Wonderful Chatham blankets of flne qual­ 2.00 lar . . . douhtaa aa a fetch- ‘ m M ra Lyndon Little and Mrs. Allan ity wool in five amart colors: Blue. rose, yel­ Loose Powder Cases $ 1.50 to $ 10.00 Robinson have charge o f. the. Caad. la s houaecoat. Featurea low. swen end hunter s LIONEL TRAIN SETS or maroon. Leather binding. Solid com­ HOLCATE MORGAN-JONES 3-PIECE fort plus long wear. Boya’ sisea 1 to 8; 4 . 9 9 Men’s aisea 8 to 12. 1435 to m BATH MAT SETS $5.98 TOYS Complete' Une of Track eed Ac* A large floor rug, a bath mat Eind a lid cover, all matching. SIMTEX LUSTROUS Fine qurUity chenille with multi-color floral pattern. Blue, rose, FOR “LITTLE BOSSES” ceMories fer "027" or "0" Gouge green, white, dark green and yellow. REPEAT SALE! FOR ALL ACES RAYON DAAMSK Other Bath Mat Sets...... $2.29 to $4.98 BPECIAL FOR 'THURBDAY ONLY! RAYON SATIN SUPPERS In blue or red. Open back, white bunny AMERIOAN BRIMS 98eto4.98 Genuine Slebert Ball-Bearing CHILDREN'$ AND MI$$E$' fur trim or all over Mtin with contrast­ Xmas Tree Decorations, Xmas Tree Lights ing floral platform. Leather and heels. VELOCIPEDE 14.98 Sises 11 to 3. * 2 .4 9 1 and extra bulbs. Erector Sets, Mirro Alumi* CLOTHS and STEAK KNIFE SET AMERICAN LOOS 98eto4.98 num Sets— "Just Like Mother's"— Real cook­ SO’’ Front Wheel For indivual table service. Six RUBBER BOOTS UNOOLN LOOS 98oto3.98 ing utensils in aluminum for the "Real Cook." SETS chrome-vanadium surgical StMl MECHANICAL knives, chrome plated. Uncondi­ FOB BOYS AND GIRLS! TRAIN SETB 2.98 te 8.98 Dolls at moderate prices. Games — Blocks tionally guaranteed for a LIFE­ ERECTOR SETS 1.75 to 50.00 — Trucks — Fire Engines — Loaders — Tea 54x54 Cloths...... $3.98 TIME. ‘VUNNY SUPPERr 54 X 72 Cloths...... $4.98 PAINT $ET$ 39c to 2.98 Sets — Ranges — Telephones — Mixers — Sheepskin lined throughout. Lamg wear­ CHEMISTRY SETS 1.75 to 15.00 64 X 86 Cloths...... $6.98 Percolators — Drums — Guns — Mowers — ing M th er soles and heels. C m pare GENUINE SLATE $16.98 with $2.98 slippers., Natural color. MICROBCOPE $ET$ Telegraph Sets — Tinker Toys — Billiard ta- 64 X 108 C lo th s...... $8.98 Misses’, children’s, youth's atsss 8 to S. 4 . 9 9 BUtCKBGAROS 1.25 te 6.98 Lles — Squad Cars — Tunnels — Racing 54 X 54 Cloth and Napkins...... $5.98 Rcgiikir 4.00 Vdii*l 54 X 72 Cloth and Napkins...... $7.98 2.98 to 1U8 Cars — Sewing Sets — Gas Stations— Sleds. TINKERTOYB 98c to 2.49 64 X 86 Cloth and Napkins...... $12.98 UNIVERSAL CARVING SET XfcRdfwi's $hM COMPLETE SELECTION OF SEE ALL THESE AND MORE AT HALE'S Cro-Mo-Loy .stainless steel 8 to 12 FOR ROTS AND GIRLS! 64 X 108 Cloth and Napkins...... $17.98 blades. Six pieces. Carving knife HGLBATE WOODIURNIN'G $ET$ ! TOYLAND! What a wonderful gift! A ll aisea for small or Fork, Slicer, Ham SUcer, Paring Missts' $lits ROY ROGERS SUPPERS 1.98 to 4.98 targa tables. Knife and UtUlty Knife. HoUow $15.95 TGYS ground. 13 to 4 ’Moccasin style. Sises: Child’s 8 through |r>- slat 8 for boys. 4 . 9 9 Ahunlniim or Plaatle s \ I H' ^ • RED DI$HE$ . 98c to 4.98 Baby Shop ICE CREAM FREEZER BOOTEE STYLE. SIZES CHILD'S 8 T O 1 ...... 12.89 • IROW N Make some child happy this Christmas with Boy Rogers Real old fashioned ice cream. Utilize aad Trigger. MARX ELECTRIC TRAIN8 GIVE A PAIR OF MRS. DAY'S e "Stir and stir while packed in ice SANTA ^ Iand salt'* principle that is the secret of • WHITE 9.98 to 19.98 ID£AL SUPPERS FOR CHRISTMAS well blended flavor and smooth texturs. $7.75 •'^ T O Y L A N D Fqr trimmed styles or plain oolors in red. royal Capacl^: Two quarts. Mud, powdsr and pink, aisss 4-8. Priced at— llw oagh a fortaaato fSetscF poschaae, we are aMe te glv* yea this outstaadlag VaMel Two popolar styles . . with iaptep Correctly Fitted SIbes For Every Member Of The Family strsp on side . . . p e ^ e t strap . . . warmly Uaed. PHONOGRAPH 22.98 i t K G r m m THURSDAY 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:30 .P. M, ) win nay An IlMwdst SteapiGiTiNi $2.98 •es lUY NOW ANDPIE PREFARED! SATURDAYS 8:30 to 5:00 BCX)KS for Children of W H li C a a li m P. M. and 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. Coloring ^ooks .. .25e to 50c oa. ^yoldan Books* y*•.. ^ . 25c TOY DEPARTMENT Cut-out Dolls . . . .40c to 75c box. Gisls' Books . ,> v60c and 7 ^ c6. MANCHESTER'S TOT DAK St. ENTRANCE Activity Books .. . .30c to $ 1^0 Boys' Books...... 50c-to $l.50 HENRY DICK SHOES •Sa I lltustratad Books .... .$1.50 aa. S H O I D I F A R T M i N T BESTSELCOTiON- IVNMI 9ffOTT----- Tfc ■ w trr 9fWiw IMWfvr V ‘ ■ '••-■-'Ms

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES1ER. COAn .. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1960 tilO S T1HBNTT-TW0 MANCniESlTJR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, I960 PAGE TWENTY-THREE His excuse: ‘The deer turned its India Plans Big Vote go to the polls next April to elect moat half of the country’s popula­ under the new constitution. The at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ____ I. their representatives to the legls- tion—voting undar adult franchise election scheduled to begin on yo u r Wetherell Wednesday at 8 p.m. British Patrol head in such a way that the spikes They’ve formed the national pipe War tXirtalls Cruise Octobor on a fivo-day visit—with formed a fork. 1 thought It was New DeUii—UPh—The largest laturai. will elect their representatives to April 10 next year, will be com­ See Natural Gas V The nursery group of the Wap- Nearly 180,000,000 Indians — al- the central and state legislatures pleted before the end of May. New Books Added Says Pilgrims smoking conference from represen­ only 38 aalon paaaangara. Ustudiy ping Cburch School will have Makes Record a legal animal." number of voters in history will tatives of associations of retail Singapore -(A’» - The Korean she carries a hundred or raofis in URB their Chriatmas party, Tuesday Are III Housed tobacconists, pipe and pipe tobacco Vital Resource war seems to have put a decided that claas. Tha lack hf a Mg paa- Decemeber 1# from 1:30 to 3 p. gWSMSmi WW «f MfMMMM H At Cheney Library manufarturera and other allied In- crimp in the cruising hnsiness. The sengcr list was bellavad to Sa duo m., and the primary group. Wed­ Kuala Lumpur—(4^— The last YOU NAME IT — WE’VE GOT IT! duatriea 9,600-ton liner President Polk also to unsettled conditions g«n- nesday December 20 from 3 to 4 patrol of the veteran first fiattal- New books received this month Singapore — (A5 — Moslem pil­ Berkeley, tJ^illf.—(/!’) — Natural docked in .Slngni>ore the end of erally In this section. p.m. Both parties will be held In gas may soon be more Important Ipn Devonshire regiment la going at the Mary Cheney Library In­ grims to Mecca have to put up the church. home to Britain after hanging up BENSON’S With dark, stuffy rooms, totally than oil in the United Htates, aaya •The Cancer Field Army held a ■v •• clude the following In fiction: I Inadequate eanitary arrangements, Indians Predict James J. Parsona of the Universi­ pot luck supper and party De­ an Impressive record in the Jungle Slaughter of Strsmgers, Mrs..E. ty of California. He estimatra that wi^ 'against Communists. lack of ambulances and doctors, a C H I E f cember 8 at the home of Mrs. Ray CHRISTMAS'aiFT HEADQUARTERS B. Coker; My Heart Remembers, Malayan Federal Councillor A Mihl Winter Htx trillion eublu feet were taken Uvermore. This was their last •This patrol has killed 70 terror- NORMAN'S charged on his return from Mecca, from the ground In 1949. Known meeUng until after the new year. lets sines emergency regulations THE VAMETY MART W. A. Ganoe; Far Lands, J. N. gas reaervys arc bigger than Oil re­ were proclaimed in Malaya in Tuan Sheik Ahamad asaerted ”as By Chief Jamas H. Schaub Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Tuttle FOR Hall; Blandings’ Way, Erie Hodg- every pilgrim paid 856 to the Saudi Seattle—(>P) —Indians who work serves, ho says. celebrate their 84th Wedding, anl- June, 1048. The patrol, led by Your Neighborhood Shopping Center 1ns; 'The Pepper Tree, John Jen­ for the Boeing Aircraft Company In 1949 tile marketed production vefsary on December 11. and Mr. Sandhiirst-tralned Lt. Peter Gray- Arabian Government, it should be think this winter will be mild. You oU kaow the old fable about nings; Pathway to the Stars, H the duty of that government to pro­ of gaa increased 12 per cant with and Mrs. Stanley Blenkowskl stone, of Paignton, is made up of 449 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE ST. vide sanitary comforts.” He added Five of the men agreed that signs eight per cent reduction In oil and ' the ahepherd boy who cried their 9th anniversary December 7. 13 army men and two policemen. T. Kane; Joy Street. Mrs. F. P. point to less snow and cold than 2S per eent, redm lion in eoai. PITTSBURGH ••wolf!” once too often. The lad The Junior and Intermediate TELEVISION this was a matter for the respec­ last year. One women disagreed W. Keyes; Foggy, Foggy Death, tive Moslem governments »to ap­ had sparked ^ lot of excitement groups of the Wapping church Honeety Wins Suspension Richard and Frances Lockrldge; She thought there might he plenty Death Bell la llpoff school will have their Chriatmas peal to the Saudi Arabia Govern­ of cold. Moat of them .said their *by calling for help several times YOUR CHOICK'OF 5 LEADING MAKES: SHOP NORMAN'S To Love and to Honor, Mrs. E. ment. party In the Community House Bakersfield, Calif.—fP>-- The parenta or old people of their Berlin - (,'Ti —As a century-old I when no wolf threatened his flock. B. Lorlng; Infinite Woman, Edi­ ’ Finally, when the wolf actually Monday, December 18 from 7 to Judge suspenfled hunter Pete Oli­ WE SERVICE PHILOO RCA ADMIRAL ANY PAY — EVERY DAY! trlbe.s were better at predicting custom, Ihe boll of the local did appear, no one would answer P p. m .' vetti’s 90-day Jail sentence for son Marshall; The WllIow-Bcndcr, IHIY WUi HOI K PfRMimOt. Discard Pipes weather than they were. church ia tolled every time a resi­ HISTORIC his cry. And the flock was de­ There will be no bowliw for shooting an Illegal spike buck ”ln EMERSOH CAPEHART Helen Rich; Rainbow In the Roy­ 7P f/msH m ifTm ^ Last year Biiclng alao asked it.s lient of .Stadtoldendorf In West stroyed. the different leagues either Christ­ view of your honesty. WHAT WE SELL OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. DAILY als, Garland Roark; The Disen­ Indian xvorkera what the winter Germiiny iltes. The housing office I Flrei departments have a lot In mas or- New Year’s week. Olivetti turned himself in to chanted, B. P. Schulbcrg; Follow For Cigareltcs would he like. Iji.st year they hit now wants this custom discontimi WALL PAINT ' common with the friends of that The young son of Mr. and Mrs. game wardens and pleaded guilty. the Seventh Man, Robert Stand- it on the noae predicting lol.s of ed The town is so erowiled, offi­ shepherd ’boy—up to a point. Walter Wnyner has been nan\ed FREE PARKING ish, pseudonym; Meloily, Elswyth snow and cold. cials say, that a few mlnutea aft William Harry. WITH A 20-YEAR FREE HOME TRIAL Iv amoking cigarettes. rons who turn In false alarms. neer groups of Y M. C. A. have Don’t ’done’ yourself. Rub the aching BIG SELECTION! LOW PRICES! S. Allen: Nook Farm, Mark The men who make and acll pipes But. unlike the shepherd s friends. part well with Mustsrolc. Its great Twpin's Hartford Circle, K. R and tobacco are highly diaturbed. been enjoying lessons in gymnns- pain-relieving medioation speeds fresh You Ain’t Seen Nuthin’ ’Til You’ve Andrews; Santa Claus, M.D., W we've got to keep an.swering call ’ given tUcm by Mr Knox who blood to the psinful area, bringing BENSON'S W.'Bauer; Laughter, Incorporat­ after call after call. f„p oxccutivc secretary of the RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES Sec Norman’s Line Of Toys! According to recently published! j^^-(ford Countv Y and is a grad- amaxing relief. If pais Is intenss— ed, B. A. Cerf, compiler: Calcu­ flgures, deparement.s in cities over j fipriiigtlcld College. buy Extra Strong Mustsrols. 71.3 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 3535 lated Risk, M. W. Clark; Amateur G R R i n E I S I Builder's Handbook, Hubbard - 20.000 In this country Isst year j) YOU NAME IT — WE'VE GOT IT! Cobb, editor; Picture Cook Book SIGNS OF DISCONTENT—A brush over leaky gutters developed Tasty Wrigleys . answered more than 53,500 false MUSt e r o LE i 3 777 M ain St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 I alarms. In fact, one out of every Vmmt Betty Crocker, pseudonym; De into a paint-and-gutter feud between next-door neighbors in I fourteen calls answered turned Police Discover cllnc and Fall of Practically Cleveland, O., and finally levelled off Into a propaganda battle, the out to be a false alarm—an otit- Everybody, Will Cuppy; Air Pow brunt of which la borne by the two signs above Landlord Edwin Spearmint Gum ! right, "malielons” false alarm, not IVlilc Mischief er: Key to Survival, A. P. De Sev Moore wasn’t able to paint the fourth side of his house, at left, for 1 a case where emoke or steam were WANTED ersky; The Masonry House, Lee the reason explained by neighbor Frank Baguske In the s i ^ at SAVE- ; honesUy mistaken for Are. New LAY IT AWAY OR TAKE IT TODAY Frankl; Belles on Their Toes, K right. Irked about the leaky gutters next door, Baguske refused To the Rescue Ill'.SK exclusive Pittsburgh ! York City alone had 10,6.50 false Arcitdis, Calif hT^ "T m In ' . B. Gllbreth and Ernestine Gil to let painters rest a ladder on his property to reach the wall. A j alarms. Chicago had 4.600. De- trouble and T need h’ Ip. Come | breth Carey; Florida's Golden thwarted painter swished the flgure-8’s on as far as he could reach SPECIAL FOR THURS., FRI. ONLY T Paints braj' the hallmark of I trolt had 1,778. Loo Angeles snd quirk.” the voirr on the phone Printer-^ Sands, A. J. Hann» > and K. A ilie Willi.uiisl'uig Restoration, Incorporated. San Francisco both had more than told the desk sergrant.- Hanna; How to Paint and Wall 1,500. A squad car hB.xtrnrd to the ad­ Paper, Kay Hardy; Don’t Shoot land Potters and Their Wares, a Stanley Steamer, George Wood'- ^ EXPERT SHOE REPAIRIN6 In your own home today, yon can enjoy the i dress and a hunch of youngsters the Bill Collector. P. D. K. Hatch; Mrs, L. W. Watkins; The Story of bury. And consider these figures: Llt- scattered as the officers pulled up. Job Prou Foodor GAUDET JEWELERS Hunting American Bears, P. C. heaniy of Pitislnngh, I listoi ic Wall Paint made FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY • tie Rock, Ark., a city of lOO.OOO ’The lone five-year-old who re­ .V i Hlbben; Servicing and Maintain­ did not have a single false alarm to reprodiuc exactly those glorious, mellow mained informed the policemen n- ing Farm Tractors, E. J. Johnson MEN’.S AND BhVS [ In 1949. Tuscon, Arli.. with 37,- that his plnyniatc.s weren’t play­ Call 3690 and A. H. Hollenbei^; Innocents ’ 000 population. false ing fair so he'd railed the cops "to from Indiana. Emily. Kimbrough. Have You A colors which c:onirihnied so much to gracious I alarms. Mavbe there’s a moral SOLES and HEELS $1.89 I there. Maybe those figures sug- fix ’em.” The officers fixed Junior Also, The Art of Wrapping Sewer Disposal Problem? living in the cavalier homes instead. They told his parcnl.s oh For Intonriow Gifts, Drucella Lowrle; American } gMt that In communities where LADIKS’ AND rlllLDIlKN’.S ; both children and adults have a him. Glass, Mrs. K. M. McCllnton; The THEN of early Virginia— 1 2 lovely good sense of responsibility, you WAYS RESERUE VDUR Prudential, E. C. May and Will (olors to choose from. ! don’t have to waste hundreds and Oursler; Baseball’s Greatest Hit­ 9 more ahopping daya and it SOLES and HEELS S1i9 » thousands of dollars of the tsx- MMWMWAMKWMWWWWMBMKlimClKWafWWllCWWWWMmflH^ ters, T. W. Mcany; Operation CONSULT A SPECIALIST! Cicero. L. C. Mooyzisch; Buying a will all be over. But for fast and ‘ payers ’ money chasing false j McKINNEY BROS. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY handy little pick-up now or any alarms. Not to mention risking j S House Worth the Money. F. F. Pe­ LADIES’ LIFTS 24c ters; My Neck of the Woods, 130-132 Pearl Slreel, Manchester, Connecticut time Just try refre^lng yourself the lives of firemen, motorists and • w ith ta s ty WnQLCV’S SKAMUNT aiUL pcdMtrlans! {i MORRY'S Mrs. L. D. Rich; How to Lay a MKN’H 4)uart Next time you hear the • fire | g Nest Egg, Edgar Scott; Public • • • Administration, "H. A. Simon, D. a SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED At once th at UtcIj . delicioiu trucks go past your neghborhood, I WORKINGMEN'S STORE FULL SOLES and Come in for FRt.K ’’Color Dynamics for your Home” Booklet why not use the occasion to re­ W. Smithburg and V. A. Thomp­ a SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND ELECTRIC­ Wrigley’s Spearmint flavor mind your boys and girls of the i * DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER son; Nuts In May, C. O. Skinner; seems to help yon "rerive”. tremendous difference between How to Stop Killing Voureelf, P. ALLY CLEANED The pleasant cheMng helps RUBBER HEELS $2.79 calling th’’ department to an hon- BULOVA J. Stelncrohn; Our Modem Bank- rest "tired nerves”. I l'\IN est-to-msodnesB fir#—and getting i Christmas Specials 11 ’ ing and Monetary System. R. G. a DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN­ • • • us out on. nothing but a fool’s Thomas; Cooking for Christmas, STALLED WmSLEV'S SKAMUNT SUM Is ' Mrs. Charlotte Turgeon; Country ALL HALF SOLES $U7 errand? HEAVY 100% WOOL IIEATTf 100% WOOL FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5.308 I popular with all. A dandy present Wife, Mrs. D. G. Van Doren; Is a whole box of it. Saves shop­ BUSH HARDWARE GO. D\velllngs of Colonial America, T. SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT Melton Jacket JAC-SHIRTS T. Waterman; Early New Eng- ping. Makes a hit. Costs so little. 795 5IAIN ATRKKT V T a p p in n : Rfg. Pries 87.4* Reg. Price 87.95 aad $8-95 UinUH GIFTS SPECIAL Wapping community church SPECIAL DOnCTOC ■WTlcaa were held at the Com­ b Jewels munity House, Sunday, because of $ 6 .0 0 •6 ” a™. ’7 “ f xpenlen land thera not being heat at the church. Uniy $3S75 During the service Dwight Lucius, RON* sen of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. S2475 fleeter, was baptised. WHITE BRO.ADCI-OTH HEAVYWEIGHT Next Sunday a special Christ­ A.AN'FORIZED mas senrica WiH be held in the SHIRTS Lower-IViced Hudson Rscemaker for'51 church a t ? p. m. 'nrere will be a Slip* 14', to 17 Flannel Shirts worship program by the Rhyth- Reg. Price 82.45 Reg. Price 82A8 and 88.19 mie sM senior choirs and the SPfcCIAL l\ Tooth Fellowship. A ’’White 8PEC1AI. Gift” acrrlce will be held for which 8K.48 8K.78 peopla are asked to bring good $ 2 .0 0 A and m used clothing. Itiis will be sent to Pleasant Hill Community Center. smashes all lecoids ftr value! FREE AI.TERATIONS ON PANTS 'Ria combined Mothers’ Circles LOFT of Bt. Francis of Assisi church STORE HOURS Just dip the eoupen below, fill it bi, indicating the watch you had a Christmas party last MONDAY AND TUESDAY—9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Atm dailra, and wa’II lay away the Mova gf yovr choice until Bight in the church hall starting Chrlttmos. with a pot-luck supper. WEDNESDAY THRU S ATURDAY—9 A. M. to 9 P. M. .7 'Si;/?*' ^ Thera srill be an XY meeting ib!«)i*mmwiw>isMiniwnfW9WiwiiHWMi)i IBM; ASNI0I9 Pick up your phene and call (InMrt your, phone number). Candies MvniT by PHONE Tell us the lulova you wont reserved end well hold It in our I tliisii layaway unW Christmas. Ineke Chpin Iroceler S49S0 »89W ’ Wc love to gfve and get LOFT Candy at Christmas Step in at yeur cenvonlenca . . . leek evor aur magnificent time. It’s so fresh and in PERSO N selection of lulova watches .. . take yeur pick. We'll held it for you until Christmas. gooil... the perfect holiday gift. ” T4*x and Jinx MeVrary t Reserves a BULOVA! a Week Pays for it! j'uM IVBIRSAL^ ^ Gists less than many smaller cars! NWSMn Biswsl C h RISTM AS.. .joyous family gatherings Master DeLuxe ow, you can enjoy big-car power, room and ride,,. HUMUy *W*M ‘ hpentlen I N 31 Jswsis S69SI ... children’s laughter.,. the in a sensationaf new car that’s economical both to buy and drive! 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New Books Added Says Pilgrims ■moking conference from represen­ See Natural Gas only 33 salon paaaangars. UauallY plng Church School will have; Makes Record a legal animal.’* number of voters in history will ai- tatives of associations of retail Singapore lA*) - The Korean she carries a hundred or mora In F m s their Christmas party, Tucaday Are 111 Housed tobacconists, pipe and pipe tobacco Vila! Resource war seems lo have pul a derided that class. The lack Of a Mg poa- Decemeber Ifl from 1:30 to 3 p. At Cheney Library manufacturers snd other silled in- crimp In the cruising business. The srnger list was believed to ba due m., and the primary group, W ed'| Kuala Lumpur—(IP)— The last -< duatrlea !>.000-ton liner President Polk also to unsetited oondltlona gm - nesday December 20. fmm 3 to f 1 p.itrol of the ve.teran first battal* d YOU NAME IT — WE'VE GOT IT! New hooka received thla month Singapore — (/Pi — Moslem pil­ Berkeley. Calif. (A’) — Natural ducked In Singapore the end of erally In thla section. p.m. Both parties will be held In | O gas may soon be more Important ion Devonshire regiment is going at the M ^y Cheney Library In­ grims to Mecca have to put up the church. I home to Britain after hanging up BENSON’S 8 with dark, stuffy rooms, totally than oil in the United Slates, .says •The Cancer Field Army held a | z clude the following in fiction : i inadequate sanitary arrangements, IiidiaiiB Prediul James J. Parsons of the Universi­ pot luck supper and party De­ an imprMisive record in the Jungle o JJaiighter of Strangera, Mra. E. ty of California. He estimates that war against Communists. lack of ambulances and:doctors, a C H lE ff cember 8 at the home of ^tru. Ray OHRISTMAS'aiFT HEADQUARTEllS NORMAN'S B. Coker; My Heart Remembera, Malayan Federal Councillor A Mihl Winter six trillion cubic feet were taken Uvermorc. Tills was their last This patrol has killed 70 terror 9 fVI charged on his return from Mecca. from tho ground In 1049. Known aayn. meeting until after the new year. lats since emergency regulations W. A. Ganoe; Far Lands, J. N. gas reserves are bigger than Oil re­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Tuttle were proclaimed In Malaya in THE VARIETY MART q Tuan Sheik Ahamad asoerted "as By Chief James H. Schaab FOR Hall; Blandinga’ Way, Eric Hodg- every pilgrim paid $56 to the Saudi Seattle- (/Pi Indians who work serves. ho says. celebrate their 64th wedding anl- June, 1948. The patrol, led by • Your Neighborhood Shopping Center • Ina; The Pepper Tree. John Jen- for the Boeing Aircraft Company In 1949 the marketed production vetaary on December 11, and Mr. Handhiirst-tralned Lt. Peter Gray- Arabian Government, It should be Tou aU know tha old fable about ninga; Pathway to the Stare, H. the duty of that government to pro­ think this winter wdl he mild. of gas Increased 12 per cent with and Mrs. Stanley Blenkowskl stone, of Paignton, is made up of 449 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE ST. Five of the men agreed that sign.s eight per cent reduction in oil and tbs shepherd boy who cried their 9th anniversary December 7. 13 army men and two policemen. T. Kane; Joy Street, Mra. F. P. vide sanitary comforts.” He added point to loss snow and cold than "wolf!” once too often. The la lot of excitement groups of the Wapplng church Honesty Wins Suspension Richard and l^ancea Lockrldge; She thought there might he plenlv IJentJi Bell la Ttpoff school will have their Christmas peal to the Saudi Arabia Govern­ 'b y caUing for help several times i YOUR CHOICE OF 5 LEADING MAKES: SHOP NORMAN’S o To Love and to Honor, Mra. E ment. of cold. Most of them said their I when no wolf threatened bis flock. party In the Community House Bakersfield, Calif.—(>P)— The parents or old people of. their Boilm (.'I’l As a century-old Finally, when the wolf actually Monday. December 18 from 7 to Judge suspended hunter Pete Oli­ WE SERVICE S B. Loring; Infinite Woman, Edi- tnhe.a were better at pieillctnig cu.stom, the hell of the local 9 p. m. PHILGO RCA ADMIRAL o ANY DAY — EVERY DAY! a aon Marahall; The Willow-Bender weather than they were. HISTORIC did appear, no one would answer vetti's 90-day jail sentence for church Is tolled every time a resi­ his cry. And the flock was de- There will be no bowling for shooting an illegal spike buck "in q Helen Rich: Rainbow in the Roy- Di8earcl Pipes Ijist .year Boeing also aski'tl it.s dent of Siadtoldeiutorf in West ' stroyed. the different leagues either Christ­ view of your honesty. WHAT WE SELL EMERSON GAPEHART OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. DAILY ala, Garland Roark: The Dlacn- Indian workers what the winter Germany dies. The housing office 1 Fire departments have a lot in mas or New Year’s week. Olivetti turned himself in to £ K chanted, B. P. Schiilbcrg; Follow For Cigareltes would he like. I.aiat year they hit now wants this custom discontinu­ ■ commdn with the friends of that The young son of Mr. and Mrs. game wardens and pleaded guilty. o the Seventh Man, Robert Stand' it on the nose preillcling lots of ed The town is so erowded, offi­ W ALL^PAINT shepherd boy—up to a point. Walter Wayner has bc^en named FREE PARKING e snow and cold. cials say. that a few minutes aft­ WITH A 26-YEAR 8 lah, pacudonym; Melorly, Elawyth I.rfindon - (VTi - Britons, from 1 Nearly everv fire chief has had the William Harry. FREE HOME TRIAL er the tolling, people queue up to Thane, pseudonym; County Chron Bond street gentlemen to gruff * exasperating experience of having Ellsworth Memorial High school e icle, Angela Thirkell; Champion Asia’s population average 77 per­ apply for the living quarters of • to majee a number of runs every basketball team defeated Water- SPEEIVUM84Mni6iiMfv (No Charge) AND PLENTY OF IT! f Cockney dockworkers. are laying sons per square mile the deceased. REPUTATION Road, Frank Tllsley; Owen Glen, aside the pipes which once were ' year, only to discover that the de- town Friday night 41-39 In a very F s B. A. Williams. j partment is answering a false close game. The Ell.sworth Jay- BUDGET TERMS—UP TO 15 MONTHS closely linked to their way of liv­ ' alarm. After a couple of expcrl- vees also won the conte.st 42-34. q Non-fiction: Home Entertain­ ing. An ounce of tobacco costs 56 ' snees like that, the entire depnrt- Tonight F.ll.swnith will play Suf- Is • ing, Charlotte Adams; Presidents cents, 7 cents more than a pack of < ment is bound to feel a particular- fleld here. B Who Have Known Me, G. E, At 20 cigarettes. So more men are TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! len; Truman Merry-Go-Round, R I ly murderous hatred for the mo- The Friendly Indians and Plo- b m smoking cigarettes. j rons___ who turn in false alarms. necr group.s of Y M. C. A. have Don’t ’dom’ jrourMlf. Rub tbs aching w BIG SELECTION! LOW PRICES! S. Allen; Nook Farm. MarK The men who make and sell pipes But, unlike the shepherd's friends. I enjoying lessons in gymnns- part well with Musterola. Its great Twpln's Hartford Circle, K. R and tobacco are highly disturbed. we'x-e got to keep answering call ! pivcn them by Mr Knox who pain-relieving medieation apeedi freak You Ain’t Seen Nuthin’ ’Til You’ve m Andrews; Santa Claus, M.D., W after call after call. In the oxeriitivc .secretiiry of the; blood U> the painful area, bringing BENSON'S Sec Norman’s Line Of Toys! O W.'Bauer; Laughter, Incorporat­ RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES According to recently piiblishcd amaaing relief. If pain la intenaa— ed, B. A. Cerf, compiler; Calcu­ Hartford Counlv Y and is a gnid- buy Extra Strong Muatarola. figures, deparements In cities over uate of Springfield Collce'e. 1 713 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 3535 3 s lated Risk, M. W. Clark; Amateur 30.000 In this country last year o Builder’s Handbook, Hubbard answered more than 53,500 false MUSTe r o l E >- YOU NAME IT — WE'VE GOT IT! £ Cobb, editor; Picture Cook Book SIGNS OF DISCONTENT—A brush over leaky gutters developed Tasty Wrigleys GHKinERS777 Main St. Manchester, Conn. 2-3448 i alarms. In fact, one out of every’ llWiiMH iMmiWFiiMiwiHiwBiwiiMwiiHimtiiwimsBHwanwasiBasiFaMWRHWiiiasaMiiniHiiwigiisiiHiwtiiHiiiiiiiF^ Betty Crocker, pseudonym; De­ into a paint-and-gutter feud between next-door neighbors in I fouttecS calls answered turned Polirc Disfovci* cline and Fall of Practically Cleveland, O., and finally levelled off into a propaganda battle, the out to be a false alarm—an out- Everybody, Will Cuppy; Air Pow­ brunt of which is borne by the two signs above Landlord Edwin Spearmint Gum ! right, "malielons” false alarm, not Mile Miscliief er: Key to Survival, A. P. De Sev­ Moore wasn’t able to paint the fourth side of his house, at left, for i a case where smoke or steam were WANTED ersky; The Masonr.v Hou.se, Lee the reason explained by neighbor Frank Baguske in the sign at SAVE- i honestly mistaken for fire. New l a y IT a w a y o r t a k e it t o d a y Frankl; Belles on Their Toes, K. i right. Irked about the leaky gutters next door, Baguske refused To the Rescue UKSK exclusive Pittsburgh ! York City alone had 10,650 false Arcadia. Calif "I'm In ' B. Gllbreth and Ernestine Gil- to let painters rest a ladder on his property to reach the wall. A ; alsrnui. Chicago had 4,600, De- trotible and T nce^ department to sn hon- RUBBER HEELS $2.79 J. Stelncrohn; Our Modern Bank- rest ’Hired nerves”. s l U K(,ll l'\l\ ent-te-fnoodness fire—and getting ! Christmas Specials ’ mg and Monetary System. R. G. • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN­ • e • ns olc4;rai7

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much as |4(M>00 a mile, becauie Jungle and Ferguson River de­ place! are ISO mllee apart, yet Bvailiibic along thia 180 mil* J. A. Rank R uhr chairmen, will be assisted by Mr*. Good SaniaritaiiB of extremely Mfflcult terrain. More Australia Eyes poelts. There ls one Important poln* rock formations are similar. It stretch of little-known country be­ Melvin MancS ester, Mr*. Lawrence than 80,000 Italian laborera at one about these two’ ditcoverlea of could mean that more depoalta of tween Rumjungle and Ferguson (Jianii School South Coventry Usher, Mra. John Mursyn, Mrs. Help Neighbor Urn* were engaged in the great Uranium Finds radio-active depoolts. 'The two high *' grade radioactive ore are River. The Open Forum Charles Pettla, Mra. Joseph U*k*. road program. Tha prise achieve­ Mrs. Raymond Symington. Mr*. G. London—(Fi— Britlah movie mo-1 ment was a 700 mile road front 'Jommunicatlona for publtcatloos In the Open Forum will not HoxI* and Mrs. Harold Olgllo. Dea Moines—(JP)—Eml# Huet- Addis Ababa to Asmara In then- Darwin, Australia (F) — ’The he guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. gul, J. Arthur Rank haa opened a The revised cast of "Why the ter hopes his luck has changed. Italian-held Erltrcn. Passing thinly-peopled Northern Territory Til* Herald reoerves th* right to decline to publish any mailer charm scljool to turn hla cinema R24-82R MAIN ST. I k * doUUnc drive on Doetmbor Chime* Rang." a pageant to ^ through some of the most formid­ iHuetter farm* a place near Cala­ o f Australia may hold vaoe de­ that may be Uheloua o>- which la In bad taato. Free expression managers into perfect gentlemen. TEL. .".161, MANCHESTER III krhich Oovontry 4-H’om wtU pressntsd Sunday at 7:30 p. m. In mus. First It was sickness which able parts of Africa, this road posits o f uranium ore. Already of political views la desired by contributions it this character^ Starting from the bottom-ti\ the I fArtidpnte for the benefit of 4-H the Second Congregational church laid him up for about a year and ranks' amopg th* greatest rond- b'.il lettora which are defamatory or abusiva will be rejected. by the Christian Endeavor Socie­ a half. ’Then last spring Sre de­ buildlng acMevementa In the Ove radio-active ore deposits have boiler room - 24 fledgling mana­ Auatrian member* will Uke place been found- -two In the northern ty of the church, follow.^: little stroyed farm building* and dam­ world. It crosses deserts and 10,• gers are learning the niceties of at the Tkwn hall. Spring HIU, 000 feet high mountains part of the territory St Rumjungle personally at the State Capitol for brother. Harold Hill; Pedro. Ray­ aged his residence and most of Ms Resolution on Gambling separating the customers from Ifanafldd. Uutead of at Echo mond Menzel; widow. Carole Vt Itt- machinery. Ethiopia has asked the Inter­ and Ferguson R iver'— and three hearings at the' coming legislative smaller ones In the Alice Springs their shillings grsiclously in s anb- Orange In Maiwfleld as previously roann: King. Robert Robertson: But things aje looking up. A new national Bank for Reconatruction :'*easlon in January. area. To the Editor; reported. _ farmer's wife. Oeorglanna Hill, bsm ha* been completed wdth the and Development for, ■ financial 1 "5. To give personal financial urban Rank movie house that has l i e North and South Coventry Government rewards have been The enclosed resolution on Gam- | old womsA. Barbara Schwarm; help of neighbors who are also help on the road program. i support to "The Connecticut Com- been turned Into a combination branches o f the Rockvlll* Chapter. paid to the finders of the Rum- ling was passed yesterday at the |1 mlttee" through the Council Of- cook. Faith HlU: artist, Helen assisting In the construction o f a school and dormitory'. a r c , blood donor program com­ I fice in Hartford, to help carry on Jordan; author. Carolyn Dart; hog house. Huetter eatimsted hla annual meeting of the Council of i It’s a 24-week course. Besides ! ( o v mittees are making arrangements neighbors’ help had saved him Churches In New Haven by unan­ the program of education and ac­ learning how to stoke a boiler and to have the mobllo unit come to mlnlater, Hubert T. Edm.mdson; Pakistan Pushes tion to sustain the State's antl- choir. Donald Hayden, Colin Ed­ about $2,000 In labor. imous vote. In the light of the keep a theater at a comfortable Coventry. The date for the visit I gambling laws.” temjierature, embryo managor.s, mondson, Robert, Keller, Shirley GLASS recent discussion in your paper of ker* and further deUlU wlU be Export of Wool will have a crack at: announced as soon as arrange- Wright, Marilyn Jordan. June this issue I think that ihany Loomis. Ronald Edmondson will be Cleaning door handles and pol­ menU are completed. Ethiopia Plans AUTO. MIRROR, PLATE would be Interested to see the res­ FROM WARDS BIG The WUllmanUc District Heart In charge of lighting; Andre KaracM, Paklatan—(F)— Pakis­ olution passed by the officers and ishing windows; vacuuming the I tan this year alms at a record ex­ and FU RN ITU RE TOPS MVelcoint Association report* that the Heart man, records; Mrs. Lssrence R. Highway Repairs delegates to the ann\ial session carpets; peddling lee cream speed-1 Consultation Center recenUy Robertson will be organist. Other port of 25,000,000 pounds of wool. RTEEI- RAMH JORHERA of the Protestant Churches in our ily during Intermissions so that opened at the Windham Commu­ committee* 'ollow; costumea There has been an Increased de­ DIstrlhiilora fnr Leew Rrns. State. Ellington volunteer Fire depart­ it gets to the customer before it CHRISTMAS ASSORTMENTS mand for Pakistan wool from For nity Memorial hospital 1* operat­ Msrilyn Jordan. Helen Jordan, Addia Ababa — (FI — Emperor All The Family! Very sincerely yours. ment responded to a call from the starts to melt; handjing an ush­ world markets In recent months. Paint and Varnish ing successfully and ha* developed Shirley Wright, Carole Wittmann, Halle Belasale now plana a major C. O. Simpson home of Mrs. Mary K. Godak on erette’s torch BO that it doesn't | ’This is due to three reasons: The Pick of Santa'n Pack . . . In Style. Into a real service for residents of Rarbara Sch .arm; music. June E. lepalr program for Ethiopia’* "W e commit ourselves to up­ Moiintain street Sunday morning flash In the eyes of the patrons. Wllllman.tic and twelve surround­ highways. Mussolini built more China Is not exporting any wool. Value and Variely. For Tiny lludgets! r r r Loomis and Rev. Reginald X Mer. J. A. WHITE hold our State laws against gam­ at 8:25 where an oil burner had ing towns, including Coventry. ritteld: stage. Hubert F.dmondfon. than 2.000 miles of surfaced roads India haa imposed a ban on wool bling. We affirm unalterable op­ exptoded arid caused a fire, which The Center operates on the iMt Robert Keller, Harold Hill, Colin In Ethiopia, at an estimated cost export, and Tibet will not be in a GI.ASS CO. position to any relaxation of these Monday of each month from t-la position to export with the Chi­ $4 Birch 8t. Tel. N22 was extinguished with a fire ex­ Color-Matched Set Edmondson. of $300,000,000. laws, in view of the increasing ntjidi iifX K R StVf *. m. Appointment* are mad* Some of the highways east as nes* invading the country. evidence that gambling 1s one of tinguisher with slight damage. through one’s physldan. The serv­ MIsa Thelma J. Wright will Mrs. Katherine Saidak o f Main direct the pageant and be the nar­ Women's Gift Styles the first half-dozen most desper­ ices of an outstanding heart spec­ ate problems facing our nation, street, who has been ill arid has 3 GIFTS AT ONE LOW PRICE Motching ialist are avtdiable each time. The rator. There will be no admiaalon spent several weeks with her charge excepting a white wrapped with Its corrupting effects on In­ ' opening of the center saw the at­ dividual character, home life, and daughter in Amsterdam, N. Y.. jewelled tainment o f on* of the goals set gift for the CE.S annual white gift LUXURIOUS SATINS IN SMART STYI.ES— has returned to her home on Main service. The gifts will be given to legitimate business, as well a* cuff links by the local heart assoclstlon Quilts, brocades or plain color. Closed, government. street. w^en It was organised about a needy person*. Clothing and food Ralph E. Edward. Seaman le.. IncludedI are especially needed; however, open or fllinR hacks. AH colors "Elspeclally do we repudiate all Regu/or and Spread Callant ago. attempts to place the Clmrch and USCG, son of Mr. ad Mrs. Nathan Robert W. Tingling of Storrs, money donations will be welcome. There will be a candlelight ser­ SOFT FELT UPPER.S AND EITHER HARD OR charitable groups In a favored po- Edwards of Maple street, Elling­ director o f music education at the MIGHTY-NICE ton, haa been transferred from the vice Sunday at 7;30 p.m.. at the SOFT LEATHER SOLES— In blue and altion to promote minor forms of tTnIverelty o f Connecticut, will di­ p in t Congregational church In gambling, such as are proposed by Coast Guard Ciittcr Inle In Port­ rect n program on ” A Singing maroon. SDcr 4-9. land, Me., to the Coast Guard South Coventry. ^ ^ certain members of our State Ix'g- Group 1* A Happy Group” . foUov^ Tolland County Fat Lamb Club islaturc, and groups who cry that Training Institute In Groton, Now —a gift thot'i detigned to turn him oul in perfect tail*. ing the P T A business meeting OTHER STYLES— 2.17 to 1.97 where hr will undergo 16 weeks will have Ha annual Christmas there is no way to raise funds for Shirt, tie and tie-clip are color-matched by a leading men'i tonight at S p. m. at the party Friday evening at the Nath­ their particular enterprises, ex­ petty officer training. Edwards Georg* Hersey Robertson school. an Hale Community Center audi­ FROM WELDON’S TOBACCO BAR cept by raffles, lotteries, and has been In the Coast Guard for wear deiigner to blend into on* entembl*. Shirt o f fine Sanfor­ Oscar Miller. Mrs. Albert F. 22 months, 20 o f which he has had torium. gantes of chance. ized* broadcloth In many colon or wh'rte. Rayon tie hormoniiei Kalber and Mr*. Richard C. Snow Plana are about complete for the Men's, Boys' Slippers "The Church should set a good sea duty. While serving aboard will he chairmen of the set-back annual eommunlty children’* example and reject for Itself meth­ the Cutter Cook Inlet he was A t­ with the color of the shirt. Clip hot jewelled setting— matches party tonight at 8 p. m. In the ALL POPULAR BRANDS lantic Iceberg and weather patrol. Christma* party Sunday from 2- ods that are not considered right ,% > .7 ■ -St the shirt. All sizes. See this handsome combination gift todayl anditofimn of the Nathan Hale 4;30 p.m., at the Nathan Hale BOXED MEN'S LEATHER OPERAS AND EVERETTS— and legal for all others. How can Oemmunlty Center to be sponsor­ Community Center. Kenneth the CJhurch foster gambling In its ed by tt ’e center organisation Spencer in chalrmiin; Mm. Richard UGHTERS Kid leather, in brown and two tone com- m own house and at the same time committee. C. Snow, aecertary-treasurer. The CIGARS binations. Men'.s sizes 6'i-12. O * iF # speak with moral earnestness snd Itets AT ONCE to lilitvt Coventry Junior Homemaker* committee* tn charge include John authority against organized gam­ FRENCH CUFF SHIRT W ITH CUFF 4-H CMk^WllI meet after school on F. Chappell*, toys; June Kay# BOYS’. MEN'S LEATHER SOLE bling that corrupt law enforce­ Wednesday at the home of Mr*. Jaye and Mr*. Herbert J. Gable, $1.00 up EVERETTS 1.97 ment and robs large numbers of Ralph e.'Hoffm an. leader. entertainment; Mrs. Raymond L. $1.85 up people by exploitations of human LINKS AND INITIAL Coveplgy Garden club meeting Pender, refreshment*; Oacar Mil­ weakness. Wednesday will be In the form of ler, tree and trimming*. Donation* "W e endorse th# work of the a pot luck Luncheor at noon and a of money toward expensies will be Children's, Youths', Misses' •Connecticut Committee for Sus­ A BlomorotM gift ot on ollroc- In white and many coloni Christmas party following In the welcome and may atill be sent to taining the State’s laws on Gam­ Hve price. Smart velvet slip­ Nathan Hale Community Center Mra. Snow, Main street. South bling.’ \ o m m \ pers wMi soft feothory cuft. auditorium. Members are remind­ Coventry. Cameo Leather Imported “ We propose that individual (CAUSED BY COLDS) COMFORTABLE LEATHER SLIPPERS—Opera members of this council, laymen Vorioty of lovely colon. All Actually 2 gifts in on*— o finely tailored broadcloth shirt with ed to bring the present* for the The pa.aquo flower Is South Da­ Pr«serife*eBy iiso*. Manafleld State Training school Cigarette Cases Meerschaum Linad .style, 2 tone combination leather sole ^ O Y and ministers, take action as fol- Tke«aaMsOf his initial, p h i jewelled cuff linhs that match th* color o f th* kota's official flower. lewn; To plan and organize a and hospital, with whom they are 6 - 8 . DectersI and uppers. Sizes I # widely representative committee ■ANT QTNil STYLES shirt you choose. Sanforized*. Many colors. All men's sizes. PEKTtissiN be sharing their Christmas. Mrs, John $1.50 up o f laymen and ministers In .Jhelr m v il •UuHmm l « i>r>iM>il ZIPPER BOOTIES in blue and red dur- ^ good, when thou­ H. WtSuand. Mr*. Floyd N. Wiley. PIPES respective commvinitles for these Mrs. Herman F. LaDoyt and Mra able. All have leather sole.*. I * W # sands o f doctors..—' apeclfie purposes; have prescribed It.*^ Louis OM ietsky arc hostesses. PRICED FROM *•1. To alert our people to the Waterfront Park Association Bootie Type In A Leather Upper— 1.97 pxRUJssnt acts a t ' ’ Inaldlous evils of organized gam- once to relieve such coughing. will have a Vtasaar Thursday from WHY Mlng. / YOUl M8T lUY It actually ‘loosens up’ phlegm 2-9 p. m. at the Nathga Hal* Com­ fiM t hen «M i $ **«*...Wa0«r« aso "2. To oppose sny relaxation and makes It easier to raise. munity Center. Mrs. Edgar Wen- ' ewesn** iiirfdlse aenhshlla. o f our State laws that would make PEXTUssiM Is entirely free from nerberg. Mrs. Peter Ambrose, co- SPECIALS! exceptions for religious, charitable harmful ingredients of any MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 3 FABRICS . . . MANY STYLES and other non-profit groups to kind. And so very pleasant tast­ promote gambling. ing! Mighty effective for both MAIN 8T.t NEW BRITAIN "8. To encourage our legisla­ ao« - TC* CM NASI R *S PLUSH SLIPPERS for children. old and young. All drugstores. MAIN ST.. MIDDIJITOWN KAYWOODIE PIPES FROM $3.50 Red. pink, blue, leather sole. tors by Interviews and letters to "OLD TIMERS'* Christmu! aphold our present gaming law*. "4. T o stand ready to appear Men's Pajamas m m Rilfcili III MMwa AimoOB AVTO IfTt ^PERTUSSIN^ WALLETS Also Indian Moccasins, high bootie, W « M TIw m Bm t T n M M M a M k w«»mcn's top grade felt. All sizes. ChMM fiMiHii tmm M rnmmii I) laesM, se* ■** $1.00 up Women's Cunadiens. Blue, maroon. $050 ( I M d c m i . . KEY CASES PENS PRhSCRIPTION ph a r m ac y •All cape skin. .AH sizes. Broadelolhi, flanreh,' ro/j~,i 49 TOBACCO 10I MAIN SrRilT'MANCHISTrn M r PENCn.,S AND OTHER OTHEItS— 2.49 MIGHTY NICE GIFTS! 3 FREE! FREE! FREE! Give him pajamas that or* th* last word In style and sleeping comfort. New plaid trim pastels, tvro-tone novelty middies and piped solid shades. Choose from broadcloths, cotton flannel* Friday and Saturday and luxury rayons. Every on* Is full-cut ond pre-shrurtk for tes4 MVMm TWU. tea* ffpn $•»>•«$ lasting good fit. Coot and middy styles In oil regular tizea FOR THE GIFTS YOU'LL GIVE WITH PRIDE AT Com* in today and see our whol# colorful gift assortment.

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GOOD LOCATION cial greeter at the Grand Canyon BriHtol x iiree C age G anieg T o w n e r s By Rlcliard Kleiner <> With his eyes closed, he ex­ airport is a deer, h e extends a wet- j Higti durinc the paat four aeaaon* Lankv Center l o i r a l ~ Approved Baseball Umpires has Handling Major Brand Gasoline, Tires and Batteries NEA Staff Correspondent amined the sampie—which la a S t. S tu n a Siin«lay at Rated With All Tinie come to all passengera altghtlngj 824 828 MAIN ST. coached by Walker Brigge have Moderate Investment Required New York — (NEA) — Next neat trick only the cryptaesthetl- from Trans World Airlines flights.; won ten gamea, while losing K e e ; G i r l s in P r e l i m At YMCA Tonight,^",™'""’in the territory assigned to a can opener and a garbage dla- cally-lncllncd can do. He paced up TEL. 5161. MANCHESTER Great I^roliahan Team s and down, with his fingertips He makes friends readily, but la i '.t . eighteen. Three contests have end­ posal unit. Dr. Frederick Marion a bit of a "character" too. For In-1 i for the 1961 season. The Board, ...... CIIOWN PETROLEUM CORP. is about the handieat thing >’ou pressed to his brow. ed in deadlocks. The Polish-Anisrlcan bisketball Tbere will be three baskeiball will assign all umpires for Na-| 'Tabbed the best Bristol High Finally, he began t-o reel off stance, he is fond of sating lighted teams will open their twelfth con­ 92 WALNUT ST. HARTFORD, CONN. could have around the house. The Indians copped three deci­ games played at the 'Y' tonight. tional Baseball Congress games team in years, Coach Tommy That's because Dr. Marion . can phrases. They were disconnected. cigarettes and wilt snatch one. secutive seasons in the State Po­ Starting at 6 hi the Intermediate i next season in the Hartford. Tol- Monahan's 1930-51 ediUon wiit Phone Hartford 5-2105 find lost objects. There's ho trick Thinks like "squeezed in," “ forced right out of your hand. Ha'a a little' sions while losing hve games dur­ lish league Sunday afternoon al league the Rocketa will play the too young to have horns, but ba ^ ! the Fast Side Rec. Providing to it, no magnets and nothing iq> to change.” "very fine brain,” ing the recently completed 1950 Homestead Packers. In the Senior ■ KhS:. r ■"<“> I his stefve. It's simply that the "very pleasant" and so on. But the moat proud ot the beginnings that, campaign. ! the opiiosltion for the Poles will League the Garden Grove Caterers | missing objects took for him. Or he Is sprouting. Turn yoar back on be the Bristol St. Stans. The local Board has held mem-'* "><‘>-ml8h with Coach W ill;- witnesses who had submitted the Briggs assumed the head coach­ clash with the North End Pharma­ bership in the National Association Indiana. The Bell Town- he has the impression that a lost samples said the phrases could him and he'll give you a nudge. Heading the Poles' ro.ster this cy. This should prove a good game ing reins prior to the start o^ the of Umpires .since last sea.son. Any ers are undefeated In three gamea.'^ object Is looking for him, which have related to the wfiters. Just testing, you know. year will be old reliable, Pete as the Groves and the North Ends future applications to the Nation- sH won by lop-aided margins. boils down to the same thing. The secret of being a good cryp- 1947 season. Walker's first year, Stauni. well known athlete. Com­ are evenly matched. In the night­ It Is, he says, cryptaesthesia taeathetist ia to avoid thinking. as far as won and loss percentage | posing the Polish league this year ii Association must be approved MancheatorManchester has captured two of that does it. Cryptaesthesia (go cap. Bolton takes on Moriarty'a or rejected by the local board. ' three previous outings. ADVERTISING Dr. Marion explained. 'That trips goes, %vaa his best. His charge? are hut .seven teams. Waterbury In what should be a close game. If ahead, look it up In the diction­ up many a budding crjT)taesthe- triumphed in five of eight games. and Thomp.sqiivllle dropped out Current officers of the Northern t7age fans who take in the con- [ ary’— Isn't there. Is it 7» is the sci­ Bolton is to stay in the running Connecticut Board include Herb: tr-'t may be watching the next tiat, it seems. He just uses his five In 1948 the Red and White eleven nflei poor 1949-.'i0 seasons. ence of being clairvoyant. Clair­ senses, and lets the chips fall won two games, lost four and tied they need to take this one, Mor- Stevenson, president: John Hcd^|t^“ *" Connecticut schoolboy! BOOK MATCHES The .St. .Stana have played one larty's al.so peed to win aa the voyance is the ability to sec in­ where they may. two. This teanj. sparked by the lund, vlce-p. esldont; Karl Y ost,; according to game in league play this year, pace-setting Wapplng Harvesters visible things. Only Dr. Marion One of his first applications ot B-Boys, Ronnie Buckmister and (Thuck McCarthy of the Bristol Will Advertise Your Business says that clairvoyance Isn’t what losing hv a nairow margin to the have yet to lo.«c a game. The first secretary-treasurer. practical .cryptaesthesia was in Buddy Burbank, was among the Terryvllie St Stnnif Ken Wales Members ol the board are John Pres.s, the Bell Towners are going i he uses, which just confuses WIN H.. H.», * • .Seffior League game will start at all the way this season. Monahan : World War I. He was made an highest scoring machines ever and Jake Krowska, two high scor­ Bohenko, Ji>e Lovett, Cliff Glea­ FOR APPOINTMENT TEL. 2-9953 everything. turned out at the Main .street 7:1.5. has turned out more champion-1 Austrian officer because he could ing forward.s, will lend the Bristol son, Truman Cowles, Alton Cowles, To iinconfuse things, Dr. Marion find water in Albania with a di­ ’ school of learning. In 1949. the : (pilntet. ' VV'alter Snow, Vic Dennis. Paul ship basketball teams than any is a jovial, balding Austrian who locals were winless in seven , other coach in the CCIL. In addi­ FELIX GREMMO Just wrote a bk called "In vining rod. Later, he perfected The Polish-Amerlcans girls will lacobuccl. Bill Bralnard, Pat Egan, hia ability. He didn't even have to games, including one tie. ! attempt to retire the trophy In the tion, Bristol has long been a state AFTER 4 P. M. My Mind's Eye." It's the auto­ Spurts iu Brief Frank VIttner, Ed Brltner, John biography of a crypthaeathetiat. go to Albania to find water there Scoring honors during the past | girls' division, having won two SWb.. Do.n,. —all he needed was a map of Al­ cm A crypthaesthetist Is a clairvoy­ season were divided among s ix ' awesle Anderson legs on the cup. In two years of Hedlund and Yost. ’ w uk _____ bania. players, each of whom scored two | rnmpetition. the girls have not Texas Chii.Mian'a baaketball ant, but let’s not get into that L..t ,v..r th. b..,d ...ppii., ...“ "'bKI otJ' " again. He says he first discovered hia OlVI HR A UCI- touchdowns for twelve points. Co-1 Swede Anderson, six fiMit. three siilTered a ilefeiit. The lassies Ictitn will fnee 12 runference and for all games in the Twilight powers aa a schoolboy in Prague, Captain Carlo Petricca. Jimmy will he after their .Hth consecu­ 12 non-conlrrcuco'fix's this season. favorite to bring home the bacon How Dr. Marion differs from a inch center, will be with Mam he.s- Baseball League, Connecticut run-of-the-mlnd clairvoyant la which probably made him the Roach. Al Morgan. Spec Klavell, tive win i^tiniliiy in league compe­ Friday night. With Al Morgan moat popular kid on the block. He ter High against arch rival Bristol State Semi-Pro Baseball Tourna­ back in harness. Coach Clarke of that he doesn’t only use sight to TRIMMIO BIOJACKn Harold Duff and Hank Agostinelli High Friilay night at the armory. tition 'Tlip ITnivciBily of Arizona bas- naturally gravitated into mualc All PA home games will start ment, and the Inter-County Base­ the Indians is pointing his oharges V. F. W. ~ ROCKVILLE reach hia conclusions. He al.so each registered two touchdowns, j Anderson, a prodiu t of the Ka.sl kctbiill team i.s aiming for Its sixth on occaaion, amelia or taates or halls, performing as “The Man All players but Duff are backs, i at 2:.'i0 with the girls' team filsy- ccm.Mocutivo Binder Conference title ball League. Members also work­ to an upset. Morgan was sensa­ CROSLEY FREEZER .Side Rec. is expected to share the ed softball games In the Rec, feela or hears things which no­ With Six Senses" and "The Hu­ the latter being an end. Clyde ing the preliminary. thi.i .season. tional against East Hartford last man Bloodhound." Now he's in FOR YOUR KITCHBN pivot diitle.s with Pinky Hohenthal. CTtirch and Twilight Leagues. i week and looms as one of the i body else can amell or taste or Ihckral scored one touchdown for S4'liediile IM0-I9.M feel or hear. this country for a lecture-dem­ or BASEMENT six points and tackle Jimmy Mtni- Dec. 17 Bristol, home * Mirhigun .State tuotb^ll teams ' Board" ' memb*ra als worked prac­ state's beat performer*. j onstration tour. tically all games In the Little To demonstrate hla strange fac­ cucri accounted for the only extra Dec. 20 .Meriden, away. ' under Coiieli Clarence I Biggie i Jimmy Glenney, Pinky Hohen- ulty, Dr. Marion took himself to About that finding lost objects We have some 8 cu. ft. /r: Sports Mirror League at no charge. thal. Bob W'illla and Johnny Per­ BINGO point aRer a'TD, hitting on a Dec. 24 Open. ' Munn have lost only four home , a hotel room. He warmed up by business. Dr. Marion waa going to kitchen models on special placement. Dec. 31 Open. gnnies in four sea.sona while win- | •' ry all played good ball against PRINCESS BALLROOM, Rockville reading notes in sealed envelopes demonstrate how he could do at $219.93. Ia>w down pay­ Today a Year .\go The St, Jan. 7 Middletown, home. I ning 18. Oene Roberts of the New York East Hartford. Perry looks like and describing people he'd never that, too. But he had to hurry ments— 65 weeks to pay. .Ian 14 Terryvllie, away. I ______Giants reccntlv gained 218 yards one of Manchester's best perform­ met. Then he called for hand­ away. Il was nioat embarrassing, “Earned .Average" I^iiiis Browns .apld third lia.ii'iuan ers in years. For Uoallenders Boh Dillingcr to the Philailelphla Jan. 21 Hartford, away. The 19.50 Ciiiversity of Arizona on the grotind agalivst the Chicago FREE TRANSPORTATION writing samples, from which he but he had lost his keys. He said NO PAYMENTS TIL CxcItlng varlfly of new feminine Jan. 28 ,\way. Cardinals to bre.ik Cliff Battles' A preliminary game between said he'd reconstruct the life of Athletics for JIOO.OOO and four biiseball team bad a squad batting it had something to do with vibra­ FEB. 1, 1931 atyies she'll love! Choice of long players. Feb 4 Meriden, home. fiterage of ..'126. National Football League rushing the rival schools' jayvee teams '' BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 6 :4 5 P. M. the writer. tions. ' t Most tlmsa when a goal i.s Feh. 11 New Britain, home. record set in 1933. I will start at 7:15. wearing multtfllament rayon crepe, scored In hockey, many of the fans Five Veers Ago W, H. Kelly . i . or a Feb. 18 Bristol, away. F'rnnk (I..efty) O'Dottl', manager, blame it on the goaltender, when equalled Gulfstream Park's seven i Feh 19 New Britain, away. daughter was to help her parenta satin. Pink and blue. Slaet; Ma* his supporting cast is at fault on furlong track record of 1:24 .l-.^ in . nt the Ssn Fiancisco Seals, still | in return for their helping her. But WHIRLPOOL \ Feb 2!) Terryvllie. home. holds the .National League record Ruth Mitlett dtuni. Long. many of the occasions. In base­ rapturing the l.s-e Purse. | March 4 Middletown, away help in a vague term, whereas an ball. the pitcher, which 4s the fo r nmst hits in a season -254 in Ten Years Ago Kcii Overlin, : March 11 Hitrlford. home. I!'29. How Should CMIdren Repay agreement to pay back a definite AUTOMATIC goaltendsr's equivalent in hockey l.%9. won a hl-round decision over I Parents for Their Education? sum is not vague at all. in allowing scores, has the bene­ Steve Belloise, l,'i4. for the second I'nexprcled Hiipnort (All rights reserved, NEA Service, W ASHER OR fit of an "earned run" column, straight time, | I Andy Phillip, ace of the Phlla- Inc.) When the Pittsburgh HonicLs of :delphin Wairlors of the National Should a daughter pay back at . I which separates any tallies per­ Fifteen Years Ago Joe l»uis. the American Hockev Ix-agne mitted a-hlch are caused by his 200 1-2. stopped Paulino fr.cudun, Basketball A.ssoclation is married least some of the money spent by CLOTHES DRYER took to the ire for a game in Tnili- to Domthy De Wolf of the Sonja teammates' errors. I 207, III the fourth round of a bout ] her working mother for the daugh­ anapolis rerently, the cheers Henie lee .Show. They h.avc two . . . or a at Madison Square Garden. \ which greetetl them were suipria- children, ter’s college education? When Vem Stephens and Walt I ing for a visiting team.- The rea- The mother who asks that ques­ NYLON HOSI WITH A Pertnaneiil I'nsitlon NEW Dropo Usd for the major league I son was that in the audience, were ! When Lou Boudreau participated tion goes on ^o explain: nina batted in championship in FLAIR FOR FLATTRY i a goodlv amount of khaki clad ill l.'!4 double playa for Cleveland, "My daughter bad four ycara at 1960. It was the second straight State College. Ps. Bill lefTrey I memhei s of the Penmvlv.anin N'a- REFRIOERATOR is in his 2.5ih .ie:v.Kon as |li 1944, he set a major league the state unlveraity, belonged to a year two Boston Red Sox finished soccer ^ tional Guard, who are in training i.coKi for shortstop which still We win deliver this the in a deadlock for that crown. coach at Penn State. In Indiana, I stands. sorority, had nice clothes to wear because I sewed for her at night— day before Christmas and suits, dresses, even formats. She allow yon $50 for your old 1 L» was graduated and has been teach­ ice box. ing school for a year. "Her education cost about $6000 FOR JUNIOR... How she'll lov* lhatal lhay’ra and it was understood that when sheer 13 denier, 51 gouge, the she got a job she would help her a Hopakmff Cassidy Radio father and me put a little money hind she’ll reserv# for the dress­ aside against his compulsory retire­ FOR MOTHER... iest occosions. Allshodesil!A-11. ment which is due in about seven NIW DOWN tTYLR years. a Zenith Clock Radio, or a Newer, prettier styles of mtiiU- Fetching frame hoot How i s th® "But she prefers to Ignore this Combination Radio-Phono. filament raj'on. Pretty lace, rib­ nylons, 15 denlor, debt to us. 5Iy contention la that We hate RCA, Zenith. bon trims. 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at What momenUhe may be blown dering rail lines. They plant murder workers. Thaj safety englnearing for. Lumber­ groups working on ttre prevention mable" to label anything that la hospital on November 39. Mr. sociated with the Girl Scouta of married emiples who teek adviCe ly lira upiw U. S. Carbines about Inability to have a child aky-hlgh. mines to blow express passenger jiist about every train that OHM Word Confusion men's Mutual Casualty, Oo. He standards have eliminated the word fireproof. Merritt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. since 1043. Adoptions Bring V. S. Farmers S^nd ‘Crop* The very fine church bulle­ have no apparent physical tron- Communists by day and night and freight trains off the trarks. the nm from flingapora'a to KuajS points out that "inflammable'' from their language. Instead, they B. W. Merrittt of Andovsr. emerge from the thick jungle bor­ They hum railway stations and Liimptir. means easily Ignited and not fire­ The .Oran Chaco of Paraguay la Helping British tins which are being Issued week­ More ('Jdlflren hles. The desperate desire to Cause of Fires use “flammable" to describe easily The Andover Girl Scout troop have a tiaby may aometimea ap­ proof as mat y people believe. Ignited materials and "nonflam­ still In the Wild West ataffe. ly for the Sunday morning errvice.s To Hungry War Victims has registered for the year 1951 and S'lcceedlng weekly news are parently Interfere with conception. Because they are misled by the IF-* i..'.' ' Singapore — (fli- Brittzh troops as follows: two leaders, fifteen New York (-11 - Childless cou­ ■ word, Keefer says, many persona due largely to the work of Mr.s, Chicago—i fires, says Dean Keefer, director of lays. All mothers are invited to attend. Rev. Malcolm Crook, pastor,! Iraiffhter wallowa east acroaa the | gietltude from kids with pipe- As a result, some national ..poke on the topic, "The NcwiicFa i freer of tension, fciiis ami hoBlill- Kailroail John jAUantlc; another aalla west across gtcm limbs on the india-Pakistan The British bought tha arms In At this time, pins and badges will lies. and accepts a femlitine and be presented. Miss Dorothy Ray­ of the Bible,” the hvnin.. weic "(.> , the Padflc. They are part of a fleet border. To almost every " coun- BENSON’S IS CHRISTIIAS SIFT the United States in a cash deal, C .me All Ye Faithful,” "While ^ maternal role, says Dr. Abraham mond la resigning her posiliun as Stone, director of the Margaret Kuala Lumpur ’.11 - It'i a that carries a cargo of life and try of the world. Friend Ships but more substantial military aid leader in order to be able to de­ .'Shepherds Watched Their Flocks," | are carrying a hold full of good may soon be forthcoming It the and "Send Down Thy Truth Oi Sanger Research Bureau. mighty tough job working on the iiope for hungry war victims from vote more time to Civilian De­ He aald that about 20 per cen t' railway In Malaya. No one knowe will and good cheer when they A top-selling whiskey In 3 6 states I HEADQUARTERS FOR United States nants a British ap­ fense activltlee. Bhe has been as­ God." ' the heart of America—and from are most needed. peal for 88,000,000 to buy equip­ lAmericans who have Joined in Un Kickoff for the 1980 CROP pro ment. British officers regard the ’Christian Rural Oversea Pro- gram, which has as its goal 1380 SMALL ELECTRIOAL APPUANGES American carbines as an "A-1 DRESSES ffram. carloads, wat,’*the departure from weapon" in the battle against Crepox — Whole — Taffetas ■ CROP was organised to collect Chicago of the Orange Line's S.S. terrorists. agricultural commodities from Prin MauriU on tlie fifth birth­ The automatic carbines arc GOATS iCatholie and Protestaat American day of the United Nations with equipped with magasines of 18 sM unrot MEW H51 .farmers. The collecting and dls- Nowilburs Id enjoy! or SO rounds of 30 calibre bullets. Tweeds — All Wool 60 carloads garnered from 18 Cinhardines — Uroadclotha 'trtbuting are done under church .'tales, from New York to Wyo­ In addition to lightness, tbs bar­ auspices, and the organisation ming and from North Dakota to rels of the carbines are short—a 'takes up where the Marshall Plan Texas. decided asset for soldiers and po­ Stl^T COVERS SWEATERS lice who often have to hack their ^leaves off. ' All Wool and Nylon 1 It permits those too poor to way into jungle lairs of Commu­ f o r a n y m a k e c a r ■buy food and clothing under the nist.. ■ii ■ , - • *•'< •' ‘ iMsrshall Plan to flU their needs iiidia Is Growing Nd Sumy* Broolc I MAN* SKIRTS SOLID 5od«!L.L 'at no cost at ali CROP might Wool — Taffeta — Crepa 'also be called a partial successor Her Own Jiile ■ACK , to UNRRA It makes no attempts Its.superb taste Andover courii 4 ’ * ■at rehabilitation, merely acting as BLOUSES New Delhi (Ab India, pushing .an emergency relief body. toward self-sufficiency in raw makes it a great The program of the Ladlee’ So­ , 0 SIOM* 1 0 ” jute, hopes to produce nearly two- ciety meeting on Thursday night <9 . ' NIGHTGOWNS And it's all free. Every .single OOMMU I thirds of her requirements ciomea- was a pageant, "Christmas In | egg and grain of wheat aboard tically this year. The overall ra- favorite...thaiiks to Many Lands," The reading parts I the mercy ships Is an outright quirement is 6.000.000 bales year­ H a l e ’ s SLIPS were taken by Mrs. John Shepherd ; neighborly gift from American ly. Commerce ministry officials i " v r Crepe and Nylon ' farmers. expect domestic production this and Mrs. William Pratt and the ■ S i r PHOENIX • Each year members of CROP year to total 4.1.10.000 bales. In Kentucky blending! choir voices were, Mrs. Elwood | ” M *«!»“ •** ’ allocate part of their land and nudiiion.addition, merethere winwill beor 3,10,000mnr.uuo Hudson, Mrs. Raymond Goodale, PANTIE SETS r livestock to the organization. The | bales of mesta and similar fibres Kentucky is the home of great Mrs. Howard Jennings, Mrs. Ron-1 ‘ grain that is harvested, th e! which may be mixed with Jute. aid Richard and Mrs. Charles Van PAJAMA SETS processed eggs and milk, all are | officials estimate this will keep ryes and bourbons . . . perfect Super Store Deuaen. Mrs. A. H. Benton in I collected by CROP, with the gov-1 Indian jute mills working for whiskies, combined with charge of devotion read tha scrip­ ProporitontJ ' emment bearlag part of th e' eight months ture story of the nativity from ROBES * tranaportatioi- expense, and .ship- India used to acquire its raw superb grain neutral spirits AT THE CENTER Luke and the choir concluded the { 1iitc from Pakistan, hut this trade program with a response. Mrs. Satin — Quilted • ped overseas to produce a perfect blend t I Since 1947, more than 3.100 has been suspended because of an Montague White, who with her NYLONS committee had arranged the pro- | carloads of food and material for argument over the par value of COMPLETE LINE OF She’ll appreciele your thoughcfull- HANDBAQS »he Pakistani rupee. gram wai in charge. j clothing have gone overseas for \Try thi whiskey that’s i aesi and good M«a with a beatnifiil Electric Food Mixers...... $15.95 to $46..>0 The member*, by way of their | distribution without regard for president Mrs. Georgs Nelson, gill of Phoenix High Twiri nylona, UMBRELUS race, creed or color. CROP'S Electric Coffee M akers...... $.‘{.95 to $37.50 presented Mrs. Crook with a I Tha exquiaite dullneai — the 1 democratic character won it the Chrlstmae gift of a wallet and ■nocMh legJtugging 6t are a ' 1950 award of merit from the RANGE AND ^u n n y B r o o k CHRISTMAS TOYS Electric Flat Irons and Steam Iron.s .. .$6.95 to $19.95 cash. The gift was wrapped in charming complimant M HANDKERCHIEFS National Conference of Christians BRAND Automatic Pop-Up T oasters...... $16.95 to $22.95 numerous overalse boxee with | an>thing the waara. Salacx har and Jews. paper on each and all matching. FUEL OIL w knm jcK T - mra curiom-fit proportion froai our Nor does CROP draw the line ifsHame G. E. Electric Clocks, Alarm and M antel...... $4.50 up Mrs. Crook enjoyed the ex­ SOCKS i at political ‘'curtains." Poland. e #•**•(> ** Gifts for Everyone pressions of antlclpatkm before | finr coilartion of aiylaa Wool — Nylon — Cotton ! Chechoslovakia. Hungary and ^ Rnhaw Feeecn Kitchen Clocka, G. E., Ingraham. Telechron the contents were revealed. J China have alV been recognized as W . F. GERICH The next meeting of the aoclety I %IM u q . f 5 Himdredx of Other Nice : places where Americans can Birch Mt. Road. Highland Park n\W\ Hoover Vacuum Cleaners...... $21.95 to $31.95 will be held in the social room on (lift* At Smart Dreaa Shop • make friends by actively prac- Telephone 6078 c tr ic December 31 at 1:30 p. m. A card •M "Walk a Block < ticing Christian charity. ------Or ------Christmas Decorations Bathroom S ca les...... ■;$.5.9.> to $7.95 party, military whist and food | and Save a DoUarl" A gnarled old woman in the sale will take place in the social I i,*!!**»*»i . Bavarian forest can tell you what GERICH SERVICE STA. room on Saturday.December 16 at ’ CROP means to her. She is and Candy 8 p. m. Buckland KENTUCKY WHISKEY-A ILEND • 86 MODF • 65% CRAIN i starting life all over at 76. one Telephone 3828 NEUTRAL SriRITS • NATIONAL DISTILLERS RRODUCTS (ORr.. Terms As Low As $2.00 Weekly! Beventoeil persons Jolnsd th* I "Your Gift Budget OPEN THURSDAY I N. V. t e ' » of a family oi nine living in one Andover congregational ehurcb | Goet Farther At AND SATURDAY A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Christmas on Sunday, December 8. UNTIL • P. M. On confession of faith: IBS,.?® Smart Dress Shop I" Mrs. Mira Bell, Bricks Bleanor | LAY IT AWAY OR TAKE IT TODAY YOUR XMAS STORE carlaon, Carl Walfred Catlson, Anna Mildred Goodale, Raymond BENSON'S Wi'Jiam Goodale, Angie Way Gun­ WILL BE OPEN ther, Raymond Proctor Houle, RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES Hedwig Berffel Savage, Aladab | Bell Way and David Gilbert Way. lEVERY NIGHT TIL XMAS 713 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 3535 The following on reaffirmation h ristm as of faith; Marie Stewart Hudson, | N a w ...... — iK------George Lange, Jeanette L. Lange, Rlsie W. fltlene. by letter: Bvelyn t ) TIM E IS milson, Blwood David Hudson and 1013 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. Margaret C. Pringle. The church school ataff met In on COLUMBIA * tha church social room on Monday night. S S f " OPEN Th* following officers war* In­ -Iyer'S? DIAMOND RING stalled at the Grange on Monday THURS. and SAT. THE ^NICEST GIFT OF ALL IS... night by Alfred C. Beckwith, mas­ display t ter of ^Innrhauff Pomona and hli el •' • ..: . ■ ' ' J l . inatalUng team: Maater. Jam ssj TIME UNTIL 9 P. M. Hsndry; ovsrsser. Hsnry Skoog; lecturer, Gladys 8. Jlllson; atew-l ard, Harmon N. Cochrane; assist­ ant steward. L. Edward Whitcomb; [ TThe SiluVR’AWniiH’ersawy’ cJiaplaln, Anna P. Lindholm; | treaaursr, Althea Hendry; secre­ Suggestions^ tary, Ellsworth Oovell: gatekeep- Eugen* Thompson; Ceres, Edytbej HOOF Dexter; Pomona, Muriel Skoog; I Flora, Margaret Teomans; lady P o n t i a c assistant steward, Ann H. Whit-1 comb; member executive commit-1 MTI- flP - ByF. E. BRAY, Jew^er tee, Oeorge 8. Nelson. A>k fer your Celvuibla Over. WSA party-time •The Mother’s club will hold Its I / end ■•elitrotlee Cert- r annual Chrlatmas party-msetinff at «N8 raiT Mino iScete when yee hvy yeyr trio! the home of lire Chrletln* Coveil ] WItM TWO SASn MoneliMtsr'i Oldest Eitoblithed Jewi Cetymbla DJoneiid liite — on Wednesday, at 8 p. m. H it yevf •waranlM ef hlgh- • 1 fMtvr.d i« Miss Shirley Pratt, daughter of I zno tutr 8 ACI0 etl qweiUy end werkttesfliip. Smart rieter dreM-allkea for the eeaeon'e gayest' socials! M009. PartiiH' Megeiiae Festive Fawn-Sheen . . . colorful E^rerglaze cotton Mr. and Mra. William Pratt, who c ? J j j r Nev.mbw moire, dlmdl-sktrted and velvet-ribbon-sashed, tU white by her accomplishment In 4-H * WATCHES... Including Hamilton, Elgin, Longino, club activities has won a trip to organdy collar lavished with lace edging and merry lace New. Orleans, U leaving for that| medallions. Gem-toned Jade, copper, melon. rtiNciss iDim, _ city on Saturday. 4 4 * * BuloYa, Druen and Banner. Word has been received here of 6 i* r Sizes I to 3 ...... $4.49 th* birth of a daughter to Mr. | % $ 2 3 0 . 0 0 r**>*b^ . j Sizes 3 to 6 ...... $5.98 and Mr*. Edward Merritt, Coven­ > A U 0 N CAN try, at the Manchester Memorial | Ladlat’ and Gantt’ Diamond and Stone Set Slgnat Rings Sizes 7 to 12 ...... $6.98 e NABONAUV HTAiUSMID HICI Ronton Lightert and Tabit LIghtert e UNCOttOITIONAUY OUAAANTIIO a TOTS IN QUAim AND VAIUI HOUSE DRESSES WWSa fOfl O — TMAI ’ ^ Crisp house dresses. Perfection CONVeNIENT for yourself . . . perfection as a H a e fric PM TOOL KIT ^ Parker, Shoaffor and Watoiman Christmas gift for a lady who al­ HME 1$ A FOWR Hbirf WT BUOGfY ways looks a lady wherever she t h a t h a s THOUSANM o f 12 n ic i KIT Pan and Paneil Sett and Datk Sett may be. m m — SANOIN* — IUFFIN6 PLAN — FOU8HINO — DRIUINO — MmWNO — IHARFetlNO — \ SMOOTHIN*. IT C H A N D Y SPEIDEL v p FOWMFUL «L«CTtlC MltW M iU — WITM IMSTAHT CHANOIN* KNUUJD CHUCK GEMEX SPECIAL! INFANTS’ WEAR 21 ra ei Kir and ftuirfle 1 4 ” ’*'2 * 3-PIECE SWEATER SETS BUXTON BILLFOLDS HADLEY X/ Pink — Maize — White and Blue. Illiil0na8s Mcith distinetive ChreSSM CorA ALL WOOL M l AND KEY CASES WATCH ouliN viaeiM by OM Marian— >netM>f > • Wtda»t Lairga Aaaortmeat of THISK WAKM ATTKACnVI FINI QUAUH A ll WOOL For LcMie* and Gents BRACELETS $312.50 MANKIT KOIB M ^ KCILUNT SIFTS FO» ^ 8 O t WiXii Styliny Infants* Creepers M M IaM rby HOMf. ClOSaY WOVIN WITH A THICK. SOFT TEXTUKIO •WwfiSS, M roM P r NAT FOK WARMTH — Seth Thomat and Wottelox Gloekt j ^ $159 ap tO N * FRINeiO n C M i — WONOiRFM. FOR Yon are cordially invited to come in and see riaatta*Uned FICNICS. FOOTIAll Community and 1847 Rogart S ilv tr . the most beautiful, most desirable, best perform­ •AMM. CAMFIN* to a n iN T Z TRM AND A U WINIM ing Pontiac in a quarter century—new inside CORDUROYS 12” SFORTS — Chlldran’t Fork and Spoon Soft | and ont, with 29 years of downright goodness bniii into every (orgeous model Come in toon CHILDREN’S $L98 APRONS and Cupt j and sec the Silver Annivcrsaif Pontiac—truly Open crotch. Small, Medium a motM car maMerpicca. and Laiffa. $1.B9 up Sti MAIN STREET PEARL READS. EARRINGS. IRACELETS. NECKLACE AND EARRING 5ET1 SOCKS GENTS* TIE SETS. CUFF LINKS AND ELECTRIC SHAVERS ! TRIPLE M MANCHESTER Du n im aoeka, nylon rein­ Over 800 Numbers of Christmos Cords To Select From and Lor^o Soloetioo of EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN! forced hart and toe. Sizes OPEN THURS. AND SAT. , BALM railTIAO, INC. T to 11 in White, Pastela and lox^ Cbristmos Cords. Tofs. Wroppln9s_ood Ribbons. t Dark flbadea. Dewey-Richman STORE5 a . n . UNTIL 9 P. Mr U l CEN’TEB MANCHESTUt GAUDET WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING I ‘n I t P. M. E8T. 1»0€ 737 MAIM S ilU B r| JEWELERS 4 prs. $L0B 767 MAIN ST. STATE THEATER RUILDING M l MAIN STKEET (Aereee Frees 8t. ffamee’a CSinrtli) LINCOLN’S 5V9 MAIN ^ f E T SHIRIDAN MIILOING

. L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1980 ■> PAGE ranrroN i MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950 Artist—That, air, la a cow graz­ Pyrethrum Is one of the Wildest TOONERVILLE IX)LKS. BY FONTAINE P0!k 1 ing. Did You Know Thiit- insecticides known. Sense And Visitor—Whare ia the grass? or othor Itama for which you do Jumper Beat In »ggt, one at a ttea, and P e o p l e a r e a p r a i p to s a y o p e n l y t h a t not have boxea can be rolled into fit water. Stir in aittad dry In­ Nonsense Artist — Ths cow has eaten It. Waste piles around gold mines The scientlflc name for ox-eye a littla ball and wrapped In gay gredients, wheat flakaa, and chop­ Visitor—But where ia the cow? of the "Rand" In South Africa weed Is heliopals. Artist—You don’t ouppose she'd “ Bu r l y ” WoRTLB is a C o m m u n i s t paper with ribbona and bella ped walnut meals. Drop by tea- Marriage—a drip and a squirt have been estimated at 1,000,000,- Hanging frqm it. ■poonfula onto greased cookie be fool enough to stay there after 000 tons In weight. go together and finally wind up In she’d eaten all tha grass, do you? sheet. 2 inches apart. Bake in a Niagara Falls! INGENIOUS TOYS FOR CHIL­ moderately hot (400F.) oven about DREN are many and insxpenalve Tha Dutch had come to depend 10 minutes. Makes 6 to 7 dozen While nwtorcar manufacturers on wrlndmills to operate land The Inquirer at the PINE PHARMACY, 664 Railroads have stopped buying I announce proudly that they are cookies (3 inches in diameter). drainage pumps by the 15th cen-1 Center Street. A tuneful miniature steam locomotivee, and this holda | turning out automobiles at a rate LOOKOUT WHEN encouragement for the future, i tury. I xylophone la 83.50; a replica of a PINKING SHEARS are really of 6,000,000 a year, city managers soda fountain la 81.98; the talent- Clear air will in time be common- I in convention in Florida acknow­ IT’S D M K o u t ! helpful Christmas gifts for the place over railway yards. j ledge themeelvea stumped over Morristown. N. J„ had 45 forges developing Erector sets are 81.75 turning out arms for the Conti-! to 810.95. There are all aorta of girls who sew, because they elimi­ where to put the cars already In nate seam-raveling. The Notion Arizona Ike — What happened their streets. Almost any country nental Army ■ during the Revolu­ pleasure! for wee Western-addicts tion. or other Christmas floral decora­ table. Freeze water between two from Hopalong Cassidy coloring Department at the J. W. HALE to that tenderfoot who was out on tha globe would like to have b o u d o ir s c a r f s e t s make I i,gi,tiy greased bowl. Slowly pour COMPANY has pinking shears « daintily appealinK Chrlatinaa g ift; ^ver cereal and nuts; mix. tions. This centerpiece can be nested bowls. Fill It with differ­ Elegant Edgings sets to toy rodeos and pistols; here last week? that problem. made by Griffon at 83.95, and Badger Pete—Oh, he was brush­ Windmill.* boronic common In to b* found at tfee>ha PARIS CUR­CUR- When cool eiioiigb to handle form used on a buffet or dining room ent flavored ice cream balls and bead-stringing or embroidery sets Germany and Holland before the tabic. two lengths by Wits at 83.95 and ing hi* teeth with some of that TAIN SHOP, 829 Main atreet. into balls, MaRjrt about 3 dozen garnish with fresh mint leaves. for little girls; dolls and animals Teacher—Can you tell me any­ 12th century. in rubber, plastic or plush for the 86.95. All have the bent handle rlew-fangled tooth paste and ona thing about the great chemists of FlTa'pKcn aeta of ponnanent-fln- balls. which keeps the blade parallel to SHOPNNG GAYS lahed oTfandle or colored nlnona A HOPALONG CASSIDY LIN­ DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY FOR the smallest. (Be sure to cast of the boys thought he had hydro- the 18th century? the cloth. phoby-and shot him. The sweet potato Is the national are 82.98. Unuaual aeta. priced PARTICU ^RLY GOOD-LOOK­ OLEUM RUG la just the Chriat- CHRISTMAS includes two new your votes In the Boy and Girl Smarty—They’re all dead, air. Till mtSTMdS food of the Ryukyu Islands. mas gift for the youngster who and exceptionally lovely seta of Contest with every purchase—and fwm 88.98, Include pure linen with ING A N IO N S arc budget-wise DINETTE SETS of lasting, cut work deaigna In white or color*.: has a room of hi* own. It's avail­ necklace and earrings at MA­ double votes with every Rcxall Speed sUU la the greatest killer CknnYCt this sentence: "I am so An insecticide, seabrin. has Chrlstm^'giftii iit Cheney s for THER’S AT THE CENTER. A product.) caslly-cared-for chrome and For­ school f»-ls or active ladies. There able at the MANCHESTER on the highways. Better to start glad,” said the spinster, "that oiir! The woman hoarder who rushed been extracted from the roots of FLOOR COVERING COMPANY, set of genuine turquoise (the mica plastic, have special beauty, earlier on the trip or arrive later boys are marrying Australian ! out to stock up with food is now the ox-eye weed. Tou can make artlBclal snow ' are white and colors in brushed "good luck" stone) at 822.80 has at the MANCHESTER FLOOR. for your Oirlstmaa tree with , 721 Main Street. » CHRISTMAS NECKTIES > are than not arrive at all. girls " wondering what she Is going to do nylon: wool with angora tops, and a double drop medallion which dc- still in stock to suit all malculine COVERING COMPANY, 721 Main •oapauds. Uae a minimum of all-i^gora at 8.7,5 a pair or three Street, for Christmas Joy to the with the 100 boxes of Krumbled Tile French engineer Lenoir tachea for uae as a pin, with white ts(8tcs—all-over prints in geomet­ When a man is no longer anxious In the race to the altar ooms Krunchiea — a breakfast food that built the drat known internal- water, whip up thick dry noap- for 82.00 at the CHENEY Muffin Meat Loaves sapphires accenting the turquoise whole family. Distinctive floral suds with an egg beater or ric or appropriately figured de­ to do better than well, he Is done. girls cover more laps than others. no one in the family liked anyway. combustion engine automobile. NIONWAV aAPBTV COMMISaiON (ROTHERS REMNANT SALE.S- Ingredients: 1 pound ground in necklace and earrings. A pearl signs, solid colors, stripes, or the designs or cleverly styled two-tone electric mixer. Apply them to .OOM. chuck beef, 1 cup soft brown set, at 819.40, encases the round colors add to the charm of a set the tree and they'll clinR in- , latest combination of- print and that is gorgeous in colof, de.signed bread crumbs. 3-4 cup milk, l'/4 and tear-drop shaped pearls with solid color — at four for 82.00, four MICKEY FINN Pentonal! LANK LEONARD definitely. U you still want tp teaspoons salt, 1-8 teaapoon pep­ in various lines from "period” to Candles to be used for deco­ gold. for 83.00 or four for 85.00 at the oTKt8K»~ sprinkle powdered “snow," ipte per, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire ultra-modern, and planned to re­ the soapsuds as a base. rative purposes will not droop if CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT sist all common forms of dirt or WELL•AH-THAT’S A LITTLE J NO! given a coat of shellac, say the sauce, 2 tablespoons prepared FniU Gako Cookies SALESROOM. mustard. 2 teastaions finely grated damage. Prices are modest for the HARP TO 8A7! RUT HIS < lUCAU experts. To be cleaned, they Ingredients; ',4 cup butter, l'/4 quality. «cu,Mia«y,wnN X y b ? until 0«EFPEfUTY,SEN6EANT A A6AMf From SILVER CX5FFEE AND need only hr wiped with a damp onion, ^ If there's a new infant in the Method: Put heef at one side of teaspoons vinegar, 2 cups sifted aiCTKMOVRAND AFTEKCHRISTMAS] HAai6AN,ISNERE-P0 t e a SERVICES to SILVER cloth. all-purpose flour, teaspoon bak­ family, keep a bar of soap near DISHEIS, there are exquisite mixing howl. Put bread crumbs Feathery sprays of Chrlstmaa iHeaMtcypRoeLEM/^ m s M ! YOUWMTTOTALKTD ing soda, '/4 teaspoon salt, 1 tea- baby'a corner. The soap makes a greena, fastened high on the corner Christmas gifts for dissrt-iminatinf? WINSTON CHURCHILL in the other, and pour milk over handy pin-cushion. If you form semEP,weou6HT k. HIM V crumbs. Add salt, pepper, Wor- s [^ n cinnamon, 1 teaspoon of a window, will add a festive hoetesses at MATHE^.S AT THE (’ HRISTMAS CARDS, the smart ciovesj 1 teaspoon allspice, dash the habit of Jabbing all diaper holiday note without taking up TOKAneTORCLAI CENTER. A gorgeoys coffee .serv- ce.stershire sauce, horseradish, greetings with the British states­ of nutmeg, 1'4 cups raisins, 1<4 pins directly into the soap after precious floor apnee required by a A LITTLE NOW/yTFv:' ice in melon desigp by Commun­ mustard, anil onion. Mix well use there's never a question of man's own paintings, are available with spoon or fork. Turn into 6 cups currants. 1 ’4 cups candied tree in the small room or apart­ ity la 8184.20 for tiiree pieces, with at the DEWEY-RICHMAN 'COM­ pineapple (about 6 slices), ,1)4 just where missing pins are. ment. a matching tray,/at $73.30, includ­ muffin rups (above 3 inches meas­ PANY, 767 .Main Street, as well as ured across top and about 1 1-4 cups candied cherries (1 pound), ing tax. A foui/plece service with H cup thinly sliced citron (4 STERLING SILVER CANDEL­ a wide array of other lovely cards. Inches deep), using about '4 cup By Sue Burnett . CHRISTMAS GIFTS’ FOR both eoffee ai^ tea pots, sugar and of mixture for each. Bake In ounces) 1)4 cups broken walnut ABRA are the epitome of elegMce FATHER are knowingly chosen at cream pltchpr. is 887.84 in Com­ or pecan meats. at MATHER'S AT THE CENTER. For the klndcrgarten-through- Note for, Christmas giving; moderate iS.Vl E. I oven about 2.5 grade school miss—a pretty, easy MATHER’S AT THE CENTER. munity On^da In the "Henley " to 30 minutes, or until done„, .'Re­ Method; Wash raisins and cur­ A stunning, three-branch example Thoroughly masculine rings may I Bake fruit rake right in tin gift to make jumper with exciting de­ pattern, with matching Irsy st move from cups with small spatu­ rants; drain well. Cut other at 861.00, including tax, permits be set with onyx, with onyx ind a C3KK- c-ir-» lyixes obtainable at ten rent fruit in small pieces. Cream but­ two sockets to be unscrewed for tail. To - match, a dainty draw- $36.80. other sets arc as low a.s stores. la Pour liquid left in muffin pan string blouse that requires a min­ diamond, with a ruby, with a gar­ $56.87. Single dishes include a into large mixing bowl and tise in ter and sugar thoroughly; beat in use as single holders. net or ornamented with his M f-c egg yolks. Stir vinegar Into imum of fabric. iZ-/3-SO ,l8ilwe*< >sirast4li4>a lta> handapme gravy boat at $12.20^ a HAS.SOCKS FOR CHRI.STMAS tomato sauce to accompany meat emblem. There are lapel buttons milk and add. Sift flour with ADRIAN'S "SAIN T" AND Pattern No. 8210 comes in sizes FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Homes and Edwards "Spring Gar. are a happy < hoice to be found at loaves. If desired, brown tops of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4 with lodge emblems, distinctive BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ______ConireBtrd BY EDGAR MARTIN baking soda, salt and spies. Stir 5452 "SINNER" are particularly nice tie slides, gold or Sterling silver dei^ pattern gravy boat at S15.2.*>. KEMP'S, INC, 763 Main street, at meat loaves under broiler before Jumper, 1*4 yards of 35 or 39-tnch; I WONT l‘(^ MAKE IT MMV \ HMV. B CB MtU4, and an oblong or shell pattern but­ removing from rups. In with fruit and nuts. Fold in Christmas gifts Just because Identification bracelet.*. Sterling ? "fll ^ OOVihi BY J* / I prices starting at 8.5.0.’'. All colors stiffly beaten egg whites. Drop blouse, 1 yard; 1 yard rlc rac. A VAJCD ONAPFV...VAK/ ler dish at $10.64. they’re a bit expensive for the aver­ For this pattern, send 25c plus bolt buckles, and a variety' of Oa ___ BIT TH' are available in a wide range of by teaspoonfula onto greased By Mrs. Anne Cabot age gal to buy for herself. Nation­ cigarette cases and lighters. ^ BLASTC types—X big all-steel ha.ssock, cov- LOUNGING WEDGIES are as cookie "sheet and bake In alow Transform plain handles into 5c for first-class mailing. In coins, Cereal Puffc ally famous among sophisticates, your name, address, size desired erod In plastic, which opens for gay as they are comfortable for (32.5 degrees F.) oven 20 to 25 dainty "show-pieces." A frilled the two fragrances arc displayed CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Ingredients: 8-4 cup light corn huge storage capacity; a com­ leisure hours in the colored satin minutes. Makes 8 to 10 dozen ruffle edge, an Irish crocheted de­ and the pattern number to Sue are both -good-looking and inex­ at QUINN’S PHARMACY at Burnett, The Manchester Evening syrup, 14 cup light molasses, >4 fortably soft cushion on a Arm with bead sparklers or the black cooklek. sign, a fan pattern and a lacy- 84.00 and up for the cologne, 86.50 pensive at MCCONVILLE’s. 302 teaspoMi salt. 1 teaspoon vinegar. with self-ruffle trimming, at knot stitch are all easily and Herald. 11.50 Ave. Americas, New Woodbridge Street. Cemeterv ba.se; children's hassocks with and up for the perfume, and S12..50 York 19, N. Y. 2 tablemioons butter or margarine, child-pleasing pieturert; and a MARLOW'S SHOE DEPART­ quickly crocheted. baskets arc *1.00, CHRISTMAS ARTS AND CRAFTS SETS for a set containing both perfumes. Send 25 cents today for your 1 teaspoon vt.nilla. 6 cups puffed variety of shapes and sizes. MENT. Shirred elastic keeps the make a worthwhile Christmas Pattern No. 5452 consists of wreaths are 8.75, holly and mistle­ c s i ^ or crisp com cereal, 3-4 cup slippers Arm in a sling back. complete crocheting instructions copy of the Fall and Winter Fash, toe aro 8.25 a bunch, red ruscu.s choice from the McGILL-CON- SEWING MACHINE ATTACH­ ion, our complete pattern maga­ aaltM paanuta. An attractive centerpiece can Price is only 81.99 In sizes 4 to 9 VERSE COMPANY. 645 Main for the four edgings shown, ma­ is 8.25 a bunch, and poinsettiaS —an attractive Christmas gift. MENTS, such as a button-hole zine. It 4p;ontains a wealth of Method; Heat cereal in moder- be made of C^lirlstmas ornaments Street. A youngster’s Water Color terial requirements, stitch illus­ maker or a "blind" heinmer, or a are 8.50 and up. trations and finishing directions. smart, easy to sew styles; special ateraven for 10 minutes. Mix syrup, and pine branches. Green, red Set has brush and colors set in a HAND VACUUM CXEANER are features; gift pattei-n printed in­ III util ill, salt, vinegar; cook to or blue vegetable dye tablets Party Trick replica of a real artist's palette. Send 20c plus 5c for |flrst-class A noi.sy clock will be less noisy among the many thoughtful side the book. il It hard ball stage <258F). Remove can color water. Put it in a Make an ice bowl in your food A Leathercraft set has all the mailing. In coins, your name, ad­ Christmas gifts to be found at the if you put it on a piece of felt. from heat, stir in butter and clear vase for a pretty recep­ freeze and luse- it as a center equipment for making ashtray.s or dress and the pattern number to SINGER SEWING CENTER, 832 vanilla. Mix cereal and' peanuts in tacle for holly, pine needles piece on your dining or buffet wall plaques in animal or game­ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Main Street. What better purpose Pl^te with a bowl of sauce In the A DRESS FOR CHRISTMAS ta bird designs. Modeling clay is an ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, can a gift serve than to save time center. Provide picks for guests a gift Jo please a little girl—ezpeo New York 19, N. Y. t tETTBR ALLEY OOP Bumpg Ahead BY V. T. BAMLDf unfailing sourre of delight. Oil and energy? ‘iW spear a shrimp to dip it into lally when there are the charming WBAF IT painting sets start at 82.95. Many Needlework fans—Anne Cabot's the sauce. choices at very low prices to be UP. ..VA wflVi BNTiiub -t m TI figurines invite painting and the big new album is here. Dozens of found at the MONTGOMERY MK8HT fascinating new designs, gifts, A single strand of Christmas paints are available there. tree lights woven through a grace­ ART SUPPLIES for the young WARD COMPANY. For tots of decorations and special features ful spray of pine will give sparkle or the mature arti.st make sizes 1 to 3. there are wee velvet . . . plua 4 gift patterns and di­ Tangerine Polnscttias thoughtful Christmas gifts to be frocks and pa.stel taffetas with rections. 25 cents. to the room and cast interesting Cut tangerine peel into six sec­ shadow patterns acrosa^he drap­ found in all varietie.s at the corded flounced skirts and many tions; peel down one-half of the ery and wall. JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, bright .cottons in solid colors or way but do not remove. Cut sec­ small sharp knife into small 699 Main Street. To encourage plaids, at $1.98 and 82.98. For Christmas tree; place in center of youthful interest, there are Devoe girls of 7 to 14 sizes, there are tions of peel with scissors into A ROGER AND GALLET SET very becoming school or psrty I .SH O P fine slivers. Spread sections apart grapefruit half and garnish with of soap, sachet, and toilet water is water color sets from 8.50, big silver balls. Cut thin slice of cit­ boxes of colored crayons, and fin­ dresses at $2.98 and $3.98—solid- sunburst-fashion; All centers with a moat delightful Christmas gift color pastel cottons with white semi-sweet chocolate or salted ron into tiny leaves. Arrange with ger Paint sets by Shaw or by TIES ! j E A R L Y for 81.00, plus tax. Any; of their Oe.*tex. For adult artists or crafts collars, gay plaids with ^corative nuts. cinnamon candies around center four classic scents—"Blue Carna­ touches, corduroy Jumpers, and of another grapefruit half to re­ worker.*, there are water colors, tion.” "Fleur d'Amour,” "Laven- oils, textile colors, paints for dressy spun rayons and taffetas. “ H# thinki Santa mutt ba hard of hoarinjf—ha didn't got FISHING ESSENTIALS make semble a Christmas wreath. dar.” or "Jean Mariefarlna" is china or glass, sets for lettering s most welcome Christmas gift available at the WELDON DRUG or drawing and the new Flo-Paque NYLON MARQUISETTE, 48- what ha atkad for laat yaar?' to be found at the MeINTOSH The PINE PASTRY SHOP, 660 COMPANY. sets for both arts and crafts. wide, makes the most desirable BOAT COMPANY at the north Center Street, suggests that we window curtains and a most desir­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER place orders early for their special­ end of the Purnell Parking Lot. Get your CHRISTMAS SWEETS Wheat Flake Cookies able Chri.stmas gift. Simple to FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tasty? BY BIERRILL C. BL088BB ly decorated, specially delicious ——I ----- From precision-made rods and at the PINE PHARMACY, 664 Ingredients; 2 cups sifted all­ make because threads are readily reels for the experienced sports­ CHRISTMAS CAKES AND Center Street, from chocolate purpose flour, 1 teaspoon baking drawn, speedy to launder because LOAHM’ AGAIN.' g(>uAT STOOL PIGEON.'^ B a r s O n SBQONO lUouaMr. man to Inexpensive tackle for the COOKIES — there's a rush for little pressing is needed, durable OAMUtOM Santa Clauses for the children to soda, 1 '4 teaspoons ginger, 1 cup LOAFIN’ AGAIN.' Ml OPP/ PLUOdDAND beginner, there's something to their superlative goodies! The shop shortening, 1 cup sugar. cup beyond most fabrics, and beauti- MroiiOOH_ bOOK GOOD~ NOME the complete line of Whitman’s fuily sheer, the marquisette is $ HANQS give pleasure to any "Isaac Wal­ has two pArticuIar treats to add molasses, 2 eggs, )4 cup warm OP OURCHRISIMAS to their regular offerings this week chocolates, Level and Oovel Candy only 8.75 a yard at the C!HENEY fV fitons/ ton." water, 3 cups whole wheat flakes,' in BLACK WALNUT LAYER Cupboard chocolates, and all sorts BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ 1 cup chopped walnut meats. Ir a Variety Festive Grapefruit Hah'bs CAKE^ that "make" a party or of Christmas novelty candies. ROOM. Cut grapefruit in half. Cut a home meal and their popular Method: Sift together flour, bak­ around each section, loosening APPLE STRUDEL. Ribbon Sandwich Salad ing soda, and ginger Cream short­ of Pattoras ening and sugar; stir in molasses. The Inquirer fruit from membrane. Do not cut Ingredients; 2 packages lime- , ,)*StF '-IFi around entire outer edge of fruit. Hard-to-wrap gift items such as flavored gelatin, 2 tablespoons >*?ea 1 Just what he wants— Cut slice of cranberry Jelly with home-made mittehs, handkerchiefs lemon Juice. 2 medium-sized ban­ several of our gift anas. '« cup crushed drained pine, n t< s apple. )4 cup chopped ripe ollyfa, ties. Yours for right ’ ’4 teaspoon salt, salad greens. Kemp'n Record Department Suggests selection in many, Method: Prepare gelatin accord­ SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ^RECORDINGS 1 r - ® . }\\ ' “S v ing to directions on package and many patterns and col­ stir In lemon Juice. Pour half into FOR PLAYING OR GIVING ors—many fabrics. 9x9x2 inch pan and chill until Long-Playing (33 1./3 r.p.m.) PRISCILLA’S POP r- The Repeater BY AL VERMEER Arm. Mash bananas and combine “A FES’nVAL OF CAROLS ” with pineapple, olives, and ' aalt. ' lookT h a z e l i t h a t , GOOD HEAVENS. WALOOl w niff DO VOU MEAN. Choir at Westminster Abbey rVHAT rt) LIKE FOR DON'T TELL ME VOU A N o n ^ ONE? I'VE ■■NEVER Spread over Arm gelatin . layer. "SONGS AT YULETIDE ” Bobby Breen Top with reiialning gelatin. Chill CHRISTMAS P' 11.50 Values NOW The until Arm. CTut into squares and Regular (78 r.p.m.) serve on salad greens. Makes 8 "SONGS OF CHRISTMAS ’ Jo Stafford, Gordon McRae servings. "WHITE CHRISTMAS" Bing Crosby i : CHRISTMAS .TREATS FOR that's exciting os a DIsn'ERS are given holiday pack­ aging at the CENTER PHARMA­ CY. For diabetics or others on a Christmos tree! sugar-free diet, the Christmas'bw, KEMP’S ® V at 83.98, contains fruit drops, cho­ Incorporated colate creme wafers, chocolate 763 Main Street Green Stamps Given Tel. 5680 pudding dessert, choclate-flavorcd Famitnre and Mo^e Home of Friffidaire bar, gelatin dessert,' strawberry ft-IS Juice spread, doftea cookies, and c saccharine. The pharmacy has Just L T. n MS ae. ssT. ass.' .secured and wilt keep on hand VIC FLINT Aunt Jolly BY MICHAEL OHALLET DIABETIC ICE CREAM made by tfIMMB TWOeS Sealtest, at |.40 a pint. “ Wt found thasa old elippinga whara you won a Chaiiaaton AM-THnE-ATHfiVV eontaat. Mom—will you ahow ua tha ataot?” I ’ThioT Oh. tMa ia tha romota eentrol gbnmMc for AUNT JOU.')^ ALL-NYLON ANKLETS with a atarting tho diah waahorr stay-put elastic top are very nice I OUT OUR WAY _____ BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE “amall’’ gifts which one lUida at W/i 8,45 a pair or three pairs for 81-25 E6M),Me.FAytCSTT.'MCX)R MILK- aoess A L i- at the CHENEY BROTHERS MEM ARE 60MDIH6 OUT My I ’VE GOTTA' REMNANT SALESROOM. HOT POT CUSTDM ERS/lF VOO ^ UdPORM-l^tDO IS STAMO COMTEMPUCre COFFEE SERVICE? h e r e AND STERUNG SILVER FLAT- EtTHER 9UV MY IDEA OR FAC& LOOK ■ WARE for the memorable Christ­ A Miuiou-'Dou.Ai^ LAweutrr f=EROCIOOS mas gift comes in the loveliest of HA(2-RUMFHf-«~"THlS IS L iR e - patterns made by Gorham. Towle, . ATTDRK5E.VJ ARETMndiaaso International, Lunt, and Wallace TlFFAtjyTBllCSS.^/ “ at the DEWEY-RICHMAN COM­ NOTKisJA PANY. 76T Main Street. One or more place-aettings or special Pretty and Useful Gifts OTHER TIES AT -serving pieces will give lasting Full Speed Ahead BY LB8UB TURNER pleasure- Engraving la free and a g-io. WASH TUBBS flannel roll la Included with each For Baby’s Christmas mt AIL PRANCIO m a o AMO $ t 00 a ii 4 for $5J$ .AWl plact setting. WMd MT «no z t “ FAMTEX” SWEATER SETS $2.98 and $3.79 ADVERTIOUR w .. MatdUag Sweater, Cap and Bootlea. CAHPAMINI IBP *•» S iu tU JSsofim Super Oanidag Sance for Shrimp White, Blue, Plak Virgin W'ool. W iR M lW ZI $NO$8 rOB BOVS ANB •■■If (Yield: aboot 8-4 eop for 8 AEMOWBRE pooads ahriaap) WOOL MITTENS IN BRIGHT FIGURES Ona-balf cup cbUI sauca, 1-4 (cup grated JioraeradUh, 1 teaspoon BABY BOOKS — RATTLES Worcestershlro sauce, 1 teaspoon finely chopped onion, 1-4 teaqMon HEAT-HOLDING DISHES — TOYS GAY GIFT SLIPPERS garlic aalt, H teaspoon salt, daah CHENEY brothers of cayenne pepper, 1 tablespoon C0A)B AND b r u s h SETS BLANKETS — Men’s — ChlMran’s vinegar, dash of Tabasco oauce, 2 Remnant Salesroom tablm j^ns Sugar, I tSaqxMn cal- W'-. RASTPORD ROAD — MANCHESTER OomMne all ingredlenta thor­ oughly. Kaap in a covered Jar ■VBRTTHING T M Eii H % Sep. me I: AULY 9 iL BL 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 Center 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