^ MiSBlonary Sodaty oC Bmanual Isitharan church will AbontTown hold lU Srat faU masting tomorrow 36” ABC afUnioiNi at 1:80 in tha church O n tir TbaipliM will hoM baam ant Opaning davoUons will t M r a n t mMttBC v t th* ba lad by Mrs. Harman Johnson. SANFORIZED WULTONE ■UM at Owtar dmrdi. T1i« Tha ptasidant Mrs. O. Albert aMsUnc «Vermont. open Monday, following an orienta­ After Truman Apology tion period. S r* a,aC Pusan, Taegu Grimly Joal H. Bast, of «8 CSiurch atraat RAYON CREPES Give a Radio Waahington, Sept. 7.—(ff)— Round Up 200 has entered the Veterans’ Hospital Marine League delegaUs, In in Newington for treatment of a good humor from Prealdent ■pins] injury. His sUy there will e il AiC DEVELOPED Over thirty-patterns and colorings in M L I V I 9 AND PRINTED Talk on Curbs Trurtian’a apology for his Foreign Reds A ‘^Clumsy’ Tale be tru^flnite. the ever popular rayon crepe. Smart cracks about their aervlce. Defended by Heroic floral patterns on • all new color Memorial L>odge, No. M. Knights were pauing thi* gag around of Pythias, which suspended meet­ 39c Per Roll grounds ...... Yard To Broadcast Saturday convention headquarters; Prisoners Will Be De­ Dares Sclioeppel to Re­ ings during the months of July Md "W hafe for lunch today, August will resume meetings be­ Arthur Drug Stores Night; Says Will Veto crow?" ported in 48 Hours; peat “ Red Link" Accu­ ginning tonight at S o’clock at the Polish Princess Is sations Outside the U, S stle haU on Golway street. McCarran Anti - Red G. L’s Who Won’t Quit t w e n t y c o l o r s i n 3fi" FINE QUALITY Among Those Seized S. Senate Chamber The Official Board of the Con­ Bill If It’ s Passed cordia Lutheran church will meet GOP Cheered this evening at 8 o'clock for its STUDENTS CROMPTON PINWALE Washington, Sept. 7—i/P)—Presi­ Pans, Sept. 7 —i>Pi— Sweeping Washington. Sept 7- i;D—Sec- Outniiinlicrcfl Dough- retsry of the Interior Chapman, monthly business session. 42” SANFOWZED- dent Truman said today he wiU down at dawn today, French police SCHOOL SUPPLIES with the blessings' of President hoys uiifl Marines Fight COMBED YARN go on the radio Saturday night tO Over Dewey’s rounded up nearly 200 Foreign Holds Housing Vital The senior choir of Center Truman, vigorously denied today DEWEY-RICHMAN tell the nation what he haa In itiind Communists, including some Rus- Haml-to-Haiifl Battles church wUl rehearse this evening In the way of homefront g n o m ic that he has ever had any Com­ 767 MAIN ST. CORDUROY siana munist- ties. at 7:30, with OrganUt Frederic K. controla during the emergency. Change of Mind There were indications that tho Part o f U. S. Program With Savage Foe;, Loss­ Werner directing. Avondale He aaid the plana will be put police had hoped to grab 300 sus­ '."I have none whatever; I never! You will want a dress of corduroy into civilian handa^And added em­ pected spies and saboteurs but haVe," Chapman told the Senate j es Heavy on Both phatically there,will be no military found many were absent from Interior Committee investigating for fail. And probably a suit or skirt Candidacy Adds New charges- brought against him by | Sides; Enemy Within Plaid or jacket. iBcautiful colors and a fine $ 1 . 6 9 dictator in charge. their hotels or residences. For Civilian Defense In making theae atatements at Fire to iRepublican All of the suspects will be ex­ Senator Sr^oeppel (R.-Kan). He Sight o f Tatfgu; Reds, quality by C rom pton...... Yard a newa conference, tha Prealdent pelled within 48 hours, an Interior said he had ..pevor had any con­ For Chfldren, Boys and Girls Attacks • on Admin* nections with, any subversive Mass for New Pusk. Ginghams reported the anti-inflation bill Miniatry source said, specifying Rep. Walter A. Lyach (above) Slate Capitol. Hartford, Sept. • Lnahbough's leatlmony this -after­ paaaVd by Cktngreaa la now being istration’ s Policies the drive was aimed at t^rippling of New York. S6-year-old lawyer, g ro ^ , "open or Cipaed." 7.—(/Pi State Housing Director 1 noon. for School and Gym analyzed by many federal agen- flfth column activities by foreign who lias lieen in Congress since Chapman dared 9,^hoeppel to his Bernard E. Lnshbough declared | The Housing Admlnlatrator took Tokyo, Friday, Sept. 8.— ciea. He said he will answer a lot Communists In France. 1940, has received the' Dem­ face to repeat the charges outside here today that housing is "a Issue with a statement made to a (/P)— Twip pincera aimed at Bulletin! Quit Pollah Princess the Senate, where Sena|ors may very vital part of a defense pro­ of questions about it in hia radio ocratic nomlnatlnn for governor Republican caUcua Tuesday by Taegu by 50,000 Red- Kore­ Ic yd. address over four networks Sat­ Albany, N. Y., Sept. 7 — i;P) Police sources aaid that a Polish of New York at the state conven­ thy anything without d^iger of gram." John I.,odge, the party's guberna­ urday at an hour still to be aet. —Republicans today nomlnat- princess was among those being tion In Roehester, S4pt. 7. He prosecution for damages.^ Thus, In a atatement prepared torial candidate, that caution muat ans were l>eaien back Thurs­ New patterns and colors In Hm JW.HAU COM ' ed Thomas E. Dewey lor a Sehoeppel Bears Repl.V for a legislative hearing, Loah- He expects to sign the measure questioned, and that among those will oppose Republican Governor be exercised lest housing con­ day by Allied troops. Severe beautiful quality Avondale bough supported the view of his MaucMsma Conw in a few days. third term as Governor of New police had failed to nab were a Thomas R. Dewey In the election Senator Sehoeppel sat In the struction interfere with ' defense fighting raged all along the ginghams. Combed yams, York and Democrats tapped Yugoslav doctor and a Spanish Ejilef, Governor Chester Bowles, Mr, Truman, in reply to ques­ November 7. (.AP WIrephoto). committee room as CThapman made work. r20-mile Korean battlefront. sanforized. Rep. Walter A. Lynch to op­ Communist, general named Lister. his reply. that the current special aeaalon of Said Loshbough: tions, said he is not now consider­ the General Assembly, called to Some of .it was fought by ing aettlng up an independent pose him in the Nov. 7 elec­ In southwestern France, where CThapman areused the Senator "It haa been Implied that if we tion. 30 Spanish Communists were tak­ of Clumsily "weaving together enact -pivll defense legislation, embark on an expanded hoqalng Marines and doughboys in agency to handle price and wage Dewey, who only last Kfnn- en, police said they had been of­ names, dates and Incidents" to should, ka part of that Job, ex­ controls when and if needed. program In Connecticut, we ahall hand-to-hand combat with bSyo- BLOUSES day reversed his decision to re­ fered the choice of being sent to Cliing Warns make it appear that Chapman had pand the abate housing program. neta and clubbed rifles. Marine Incident Closed Some Republicans have ques­ And ourselves bidding against the tire, was nominated by ac- Ckirsica "or to an eastern country something to do with the Alaska national defense effort. Such a Both aides lost heavily. Oom- Mention of reports that W. Statehood CTommIttee hiring Ran­ tioned whether. this should be rlainatlon of shrieking dele­ to which they seemed attached" contention is indefensible. I want munlat caaualtlea In the flaming; Rayon crepes, nylon and qcatate, tailored and Stuart Symington, chairman of Ole gatee to the Republican State I presumably Russia). G E Strikers dolph Keltus as a lobbyist. Feltus done, but a Republican sponsored National Security Resources was described by Sehoeppel as i bill to make another., $30,000,000 to make very clear that the Issue aouthweatern sector alone Were Convention at Saratoga "One remarked that moat of put at 30,000 men for tha waak dressy blouses. Short and long sleeves. tVhite, Springs. them refused the second choice." former agent for Communist PO' available In low interest state la not housing vs. defanse. (Continued on Pago Four) land. Houalng te Vital out of their aatimated forro eg pastel and dark shades. Size 32 to 44. said a police communique. On Stoppage loans to home builders alid buyers 150.000 on the whole front. Washington, Sept. 7—i/Pi —The 100 Seized la Paria He quoted Sehoeppel as having has been introduced. Democrats "Housing, III my belief and that said: "1 have been advised that A new North Koreaa drive *R expected renomination of Gov. One hundred persona were tak­ have Introduced a $60,000,0()0 .bill. of many others, la a very vital the U. 8. 25th Infantry Divialan Thomas E. Dewey by New York en in Paris, including CTzechs, the deal (hiring Feltus) was ar­ .Admlaistratnr 'Takes laaue part of a defenae program as was Says Walkout Imperils ranged between Oscar Chapman started with a tarrifto artillery Warn Europe Republicans promised today to add Poles. Rumanians, Bulgarians, Both measures are before the barrage at dawn Thursday. TK* ' $2'98-*3-50.$3-98 new G O P fire to attacks on the and Yugoslavs, another CiO-odd in Defense Program; and Governor Gruening (of Alas FInanc* committee, which heard (UoattaiMd *a Pag* Two) ka). 1 have this fact on hearsay AmericuM there mr* dcfmdinc tlM On Inflation Union Asks Presiden­ evidence.” southwestern approech to PUsaUt (Continued on Page Fourl (Coatiaued on Page Three) "There was no deal,” the Secre- main Allied auppiy base 36 atilaii tial Fact Finding Board eaat of the roaring battle. Monetary Fund Experts (Ooatianed on P*g* Fear) Damage 66 Bed Tank* F f Washington, Sept. 7—(/P)—Gov­ Truman Braves Ire u . B. warplanes pounding 11*4 Urge Curb on Re­ tanks dsmagsd or dsstroyed BS In Greenwich Housewife ernment-sponsored peace talks tn two days. Forty-«i0t w«a construction Spending the CIO strike a ^ a ^ t ^ Generjil, ABk40Milliea luiocksd out Thursday. Th* Esds Electric opened toda^irilK a want- Of Marine League movsd S4 aaw Russian tank* lata Inf from Federal Mediation Direc­ th* line Wednesday. Girls' Paris, Sept. 7—OP)—Director* of Cites Player’s Rights tor Cyrus (3hing that the e&alkout For Controls A bitter and Indsdstv* day-long ftha International Monetary Fund is a threat to the defense program battle for the last northsm rldgss RiADY warned Western Europe today Addresses Meeting, Wins CHiMPION—in color, will twinkle and the nation’s economy. See No War before Taegu raged betwaea U. B. on lenni. courti, over the lawn — that it faces dangerous inflation But he made clear that he Is Big Hand; Unidentified Flrat Cavalrymen and th* Com­ unless reconstruction spending is Says TV Sponsor Should NSRB Chief Tells Plan everywhere the family enjoya Blouses ns against setting up a fadt-flndlng munists. / aporta. For foot comfort aad reduced. Truman Sig board until every attempt has been Delegate Calls Him Th* Reds w«r* within sight •( ^ E e d s . Cotton and rayon crepea, ^ For'Batk to School / The International money experts Give Jean Muir Fair To Operate Curbs; Over ‘Incident’ apeed—theae famoua Keda fea- short and three quarter made to settle the dispute in the “ Hypocrite” at Close the city. tnrea: Scientihe Laat, Shockproof also asserted that continued wags Hearing; Denies Tak­ joiat mediation meetings between May Begin Monday sleeves. White and pastel col­ Increases will push export prices ^ m n ev ” BiU Arch Cuahioa and Cuahiooed In- ors. Size 7 to 14. ing Part in “ Qean-Up* representatives of the company (Ckmtiaasd oa Pag* Elovan); ac4e. Breathable, waahahlcoppen. up to a point where vital American | and the CIO Electrical Workers Waahington, Sept. 7 — (An — Russia Chooses Diplo­ marksta will be loaL Washington, Sept. 7—'(/P) — The Womea’a, girla’, childran'a in red. Union. Administration has told Cktngress Prealdent Truman made an unher­ $|.98.$2-98 The statementa were contained Serves Notice He Will Greenwich, Sept. 7 — — Mrs. alded viait to the Marine Corps macy ;4n Matter of Bine or whita foe evtrybody. in a 160-page report made public James B. Carey. Administrative it needs $40,000,000 to build up an Hester McCullough, one of seversl CThairman of the Union, had sug­ organization which would be ready League’s meeting today and ex­ Red Plane Shot Down 3 Newsmen at the current meeting of the Not Allow Loan to pressed hope there will never be Gordon persons whose protests ousted gested earlier the creation of a by next April 30 to handle selective I Board of Governors. The Gover­ Spain at This Time price controls. "another mlsunderatandlng” be­ nors. representing 49 member Jean Muir from the cast of a tele­ Presidential fact-finding panel in Washington, Sept. 7—(A’» —Rus------• Chairman W. Stuart Symington tween him and the Marinea. ala’a handling of the Korean plane Die ii^Blast CEHOUSESSON countries rule both the Fund and vision show, said today she hadn't the event current negotiations fail It waa a personal and emphatic Washington, Sept. 7.—i/P)— of the National Security Resources Incident waa regarded by dipio the International Bank for Recon­ meant to ait "in judgment” on the to produce a solution. follow up to his apology of yester­ Prealdent Truman has signed a About 32,600 members of the Board was reported today to have mats here today aa evidence that WE GIVE 6PFFN STAMPS struction and Development. actress. testlfled that a seven-point pro­ day for hia earlier ’’unfortunate” The Directors voic^ a viewpoint giant $33,554,600,425 government unions already are on strike at the Soviet still wants to confine I N S OirreBpondentB money bill and served notice he At the same time, the Green­ gram of credit controla, allocations words about the flghting corps. Its conflict with the United States directly opposed to that of strong wich housewife disassociated her­ GE plants and another 23,000 and priorities will go Into effect The League gave him a standing left wing imrtles — both Commu­ will not now'permit a loan to might leave their jobs in support to diplomatic clashes. Among 11 Lost When set Spain which the bill says shall be self from an Antl-Communiet shortly after President Truman ovation and applauded furiously That la the aim, too. of the nist and Non-Communist—in West Committee formed with the an­ of contract demands. Big Plane Explodes made. signs the mobilization bill passed when he aaid, with a grin: American Government In its rela Europe. nounced, intention of ridding the Strike Vote* Postponed by Ckmgresa last week. "You succeeded in enticing me Devaluation Aided Sales Mr. Truman, penning his signa­ However, union sources report­ (Ions with the Roviet-Oommunlat At groda lehool or junior high, ffia broadcasting industry of suspected If the President approves the oyer here.” bloc, liv addition the United States Tokyo, Sept. 7—(Al— Eleven Those parties maintain wages ture to the bill yesterday, said In ed that strike votes by three bill tomorrow, as ex{^cted, Sym­ a statement that this government Red sympathizers. Admits Mistake haa displayed In the present Inci­ persona, including thre* Interna­ anrarf sal waor Cordon Mafthmokort must bs raised to meet increased Ten days ago. Miss Muir was union locals at Pittsfield,' Mass., ington has told the Senate Appro­ With hia mind obviously on the living coats, and tremendous re­ will lend money to Franco Spain Fort Wayne, Ind., and (Cleveland dent a determination not to deal tional News Service correapond- dropped from the show, "The Aid- priations Committee the controls furor over hia description of the enta, were killed inatantly today ^ oHractivo, practieol loh that construction jobs still mudt be when that “will aerve the Inter­ have been postponed pending the program will be put into effect directly with Moscow on a matter done. By contrast, the Fund Di­ ests of the United States in the rich Family,” by the sponsors, the Marines aa a "police force” with which It contends involves the Uni­ when a war-bound C-54 transport mako tho moif o f ovary young General Fo<^8 Corp. She denied outcome of the mediation efforts. Monday. "a propaganda machine that la al­ rectors said the danger of Inflation conduct of foreign relations.” The votes had been scheduled for ted Naiiona. plane exploded in the air over any Communist ties or sympathy. To BulM Up New Agency most equal to Stalin’s.” Mr. Tru­ southern Japan. watdrobo. Coty, long aloava polo arould persist "as long aa govern­ 'The Spanish loan provision today and tomorrow. Although he said there is no The point with respect to Rua- ment expenditure and private In- But the company said the protests man said: sian policy is Important because The INS office in Tokyo con­ ^ -i wasn't the only thing he didn’t Chlng, who called the concilia­ present need for price-wage and $hirlt of fino quality cotton arm like about the bill, which carries made the actress a "controversial "There arc incidents that some American authorities are con­ firmed that one of its newsmen and personality.” tion meeting after the strikes be­ rationing action, Symingtdn told time appear almost as If It waa tmamod with matching sox . . . in tOoBttaned oa Page Pour) funds to operate most of the gov- gan, appeared briefly at the open­ the committee that $40,000,000 of vinced that Incldenta of this kind two photographers were among ernmept during the year which Had Right to Protest the end of the world at the time," will occur In the future aa. In fact, paaaengera aboard the four-en- bright, now tvosh-fbsf colors. ing session. He told reporters a pending $60,000,000 Presidential but that eventually turn out to be started July 1. Mrs. McCullough, in her state­ later he had reminded both sides request will go toward building up they have occurred Ip the past. gined plane. Hits Economy Proposal ment, reiterated that ahe believed for the good of the country. "Incident” Develop* Quickly The three were; Alto tin t for tho crib crowd. of their responsibilities. "Any­ a new agency to handle price con­ Then he added, that when he He termed "unwise and danger­ she had the right to protest Miss thing that produces a shortage of trols. Two American aircraft were Frank Emery. 23. of Beverly Sizes 4 to 6 ous" a requirement that the ad­ Muir’s appearance on the program. "This estimate has been pre­ makes a "mlatake, I try to correct shot down by Yugoslavia in 1946 Hllla, Calif., former INS bureiu News Tidbits goods at this time is a hazard,” it .” chief in Manila. ministration reduce spending for She aaid that she was not altering he added. "This strike would be pared on the hope that adequate when that country waa still firmly Calltid From (/P) Wires non-defense purposes by at least her opposition to Communism and Mr. Truman went on to expreaa Four Crewmen Killed $550,000,000. added; hto reaentmeift over “unfounded (Continued on Png* Two) (Jharlea Roaecrana, Jr., 30, of (I'oDtiancd on Pag* Foot) (Coattaoed oa Pag* Foar) attacks against certain men In NEW FALL SHADES ^oidon] ^ G S eR S n ^ M u a lB e^ T f Koreaa ’17iis unusual provision repre­ , “ But I was not setting myself in Honolulu. sents a failure by the Congress to judgment on Miss Muir. I was just the public service.” He attributed Ken Inouye, 23, of New York War have mounted past 8,863... Treasury Balance (Not Exactly Chief recruiting otflcer for the exercise its proper responsibility exercising my right of protest. thoae attacks to politics In con­ and Tokyo. for enacting appropriations to con­ Declining to comment specifical­ nection with the approaching No­ IN aa nhutratad) it' Army and Air Force, Major Gen. Polo Shirt Sots With Thomas J. Hanley, Jr., aays World duct the government’s business," ly on whether she thought the ac­ vember election. Washington, Sept. 7—(/PI— The (Contlnned on Png* Elerea) War II vets and men with depend­ the President'.said. tress haa received a fair hearing "Attacke on President” position of the Treasury Sept. 5: He did not name those he said Net budget receipts $53,463,564.18; Matching Sox (Baby Shop) ents will have to be drafted if He promised, however, that if from the sponsor, Mrs. McCul­ News Flashes armed forces go beyoad 8,000,000 reductions under the amount voted lough said: budget expenditures $74,625,297.- (OoBtinuad on Pag* Two) 83; cash balance $5,038,174,149.34. nMurk.. .Tallnlah Baakhead’a salt (UU* Baltotia* of tk* (F) Wlro) Russia Vetoes NYLON over radio jingle about tube of (Coatinned oa Pag* 'fhree) (CoBtiaoed oa Pag* three) shampoo called "Tallulah” , has been settled for "substantial ■urn," ‘No Aid’ Move — BABV SHOP — atmounces actress . . . Argeatlae Ready To Seize 12,000 Reds Vexed Teacher Gives Paris Ambaaswlor Jeronimo Remorlao Sawdust Used to Grow Washinston, Sept. 7— <;P)— FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover HOSIERY Mys hia government has author­ U. S. Resolution Asked BOYS’ CORDUROY BOXER ized aid to UN forcea in Korea. was reported to have told Senators today his agents are ready Senate crime investigators are Vegetables^ Says Chemist to arrest 12,000 dangerous Communists if war should break That Old Brooklyn Touch U. N. to Bar AH Help Bhaer or sMni-ahMr full faahloiMd hosiary For Fall. . . LONGIES...... $1.98 reported to be preparing legally out with Russia. All colors. Sizes 2 to 6x. airtight subpoenas to call to Wash­ ♦ * * To North Koreans wtth lalnfereed haal and tecs far uctm waar. ington ■everal CUeago' gangsters Paris, Sept. 7.—(>P)—A Brook-.. ” I don’t consider the case cloa- Chicago, Sept. 7.—(P)— Sawduat and more of them germinated, he who refused to honor M pen served Mother Throws Sons From Window lyn achool teacher—trying to win ' ed,” he said, "we have not lost. As Lake Succeaa, Sept. 1—UP)~ them . . . Flags flutter from can be turned into aynthetic top­ aaid. Boston, Sept. 7— (/P)— Police, said a young mother tossed Town and Country Coats, Suits ‘’Leaves were bigger and green­ back his estranged English wife j you can see we are atill here. We Ruaala uaed her 44th veto In the BOYS’ GORDON buildings snd windows throughout soil to grow bigger, greener vege­ two sons from a flfth floor window of her home today, then —got Into a flat flght with her ; liave decided the best policy is to United Nations Sacurity Council Belgium sa countiy honors 30th er. and the weights of produce like UNDERWEAR ------69e tables, Dr. Ekjuard Farber of radishes, beeta, onlona, and toma- leaped to her death. One of the boys died almost instantly. brother, won her promise today ; be extremely cautious so as not laat night to prevent a U. S.-apon- birthday of Its chief of state, to come back, but still faces oppo- to provoke furth2r Incidents. You sored ban on aid to the North Ko­ • Sizes 4 to 8 Prince Royal Bandnala . . , Publi­ Waahington, D. C., aaid today. toea were greater.” The other was injured seriously. And Toppers * a a aitlon from her fahter. know my son-.n-law ia very excit­ reans. Defsat of the U. 8. resolu­ Van Raalte^ $1.25 to $1.50 pr. cation by Moscow:* prsss of So­ Chemically treated, the aawduat Acts Like Humua The sawdust ia treated with The dispute ' between 35-year- able. tion will not affect U. N. action viet protest to U. S. on downing becomes like humus, to nourish Youth Shot In Auto Chase old Gerald Daynes and his wife ” 1 ^ atm waiting fpr the result already underway in Korea. At home or quiet country walks or busy city thoroughfares— Costs, suits bf Soviet plane In Far East waters mineral adds, at temperaturea Russia’s Jacob A. Malik, voted FLANNEL SHIRTS crops, he told the American well over the boiling point ot New York, Sept. 7— (/Ph—A 90-mile-an*ho,ur automobile Eunice, centers around custody of of 4ne legal action 1 started in and toppers from our Town and Country group. Here is Autumn’s richest Back to School appears to have increased rising their child. Laurel Suaan, aged 3. down earlier yesterday In qn at­ tMMtment In that,capital against Chemical Society.^ water, but not hot enough to char chase for five miles through Mahhattan streets ended today London to prevent their leaving.” yield of tweeds, fleeces and broadcloth cut with unusual skill into the most $ 1 .3 9 4 L 9 8 Bk«sion roba the nation o f mil­ Laurel vanished from her atroUer "He’s Got a'Knife" tempt to have U. N. forces with­ Perfect Fit $|.50 pr. Americans. the cellulose materials in the saw­ with the arrest of three youths and the recovery of four drawn from Korea, today will try flattering lines. And priced far less than you would think. Sizes 2 .to ,6x. . lions of tona of precious topsoil dust he explained. in a suburban London street Eunice, her father and brother ^ 'A AssisUnt U; 8. Attorney Them- stolen Automobiles. One youth was shot. Emilio Hernandez, Tuesday, then showed up here to halt U. S. Air Fores action la -a ,-n Plaids and bla^k and white. aa F, Murphy reportedly will re­ annually. And lumbering p ilu up The sawdust "forms ,humua-llke Warwick, Sew to Paris Tuesday mountalna of sawdust, estimated subatancea by loaa of water and 16, was shot after fleeing from an automobile police patrol wtth Daynea. that country. His nswrsat mov* al­ SLIPS sign because hie successful prose­ night after French police confirm so is doomsd to failur*. Pick your alto from our as* at 60 million tons a year, for some side reactiona. We need cars pursued from 122nd street to 37tb street near Lexington During a stormy scene in a cd that Daynes and the child had Rayon Suits $25-80 Toppers $29-05 and $39-05 cution of Alger Hiss drew loU of Paris hotel room yesterday, Tha Council, trying tp spssd up :5I Gauge Semi-Sheer $|.25 pr. Bortmant of fine quality ray* praise but no promotion.. Oov- which there are no great uses. products which act like hiunua to avenue. arrived hers. Its woric, has schodulsd two meat- t . Vegetable* Improved im p ^ e our soils.” , * a a Daynes and hia brother-in-law on crape. Lace trim or tell- sm or Bowles decHaes pomnieBt on They located Daynes In ths tngs today. or«d atyles, fuU cut. White (Jreen Stamps Given With Cash Sales eharges that union. meinhers at The new chemical process might ITiia ia just ona of new chemical came to blows. Then the couple Navy Shot Down Russian Plane had a long talk and he a p p e a l Hotel Chateau Frontenac and Mrs. MaMk RalMes to Avgas Coats $29-05 to $49-05 or pink. American Thread company, Willt- help solve both problems, said Dr. treatments being developed to Daynes went there for a talk with Washington, SepL 7— arty, with prises and refresh­ Bluefleld, West 'Virginia; three en. pump. Sizat with Mobillicat! Protects your tank— territory and get back without be­ AUo of the civilian defense organiza­ tenant governor, and Willard tee set up to purge Reds from the , Tuesday, October I ments, will be held for members sons, John of Northampton, Wll Following the business meeting. B. Rogers, an outspoken politi­ radio field. ing dctcHited or caught. liam of Hartford, and Austin of tion and the importance of the role V/i to 3. $3.98 means immediate heat come Fall. "Cinderella Week End,” spon­ and friends. Jack Coe, who Is a senior and a •BEHIND THE $ BALL" the auxiliaries will play .In the cal enemy of Governor Bowles. ICvcn when the cau.ses of the af­ Newington: eight grandchildren With the Kite Rrothert fair are initially innocent, an iqcl- sored by Group D of Center dranaattc major at Tufts college, event of an emergency. lelevision church, Hollister school, 8 p. m. The meeting of the Mary Cush­ and eight great-grandchildren. gave a very Interesting talk about dent Is quickly caught up In the The funeral will be held Satur­ Fire Chiefs Speak Public invited. man group of the ttocoAd Congre­ arena style play . productions and atmosphere of hatred and suspi­ gational .church, which was sched­ day morning at the John B. Burke MOuMMi Fire CDlefs John Merz and Happy Is The Day WHY BUY UNSATISFACTORY TV SETS? cion which now dominates rela­ the history of, arena style playing. uled to be held tomorrow aventng Funeral Home, 87 East Center [ CNHMtM iMfta James Schaub also addressed the tions between the Communist at the home of Mrs. Herbert Fin­ street, at 8:15, and at St. Bridg­ He also spoke about productions group. The meeting was opened French Police countries and the rest of the may become a "shot heard round given by the Oxford Players. by York Strangfeld. chairman of When Baidiache Re Smart— (Jet the Rest TV Set d Skelton Joan cluding one diplomat. Josef and Gipons American authorities still suspect con. Mrs. Arlyne Gprrlty presided Truman Signs Szczerbinskl. C/onsul at UHs- the Soviets deliberately aho) it Omar B. Chapman, 21, of 117 “THREE "Skipper Oretead, cleaned and traebed MODELS FROM 189.95 TO 399.95 at the organ and was soloist. Szczerbinskl la still under arrest, Wrapped In oetlophnne and held B n d ictM " down because they have come to Oak street,' will be presented In The bearers were’ John Makulis, LITTLE Surprised awaiting trial at Metz oh a charge consider the Baltic a closed sea Town Court tomorrow morning on ANDREWS ‘‘Money” Bill In deep freeze for yonr oon- YOU W ild. RE SMART IF YOU SEE TALENT SHOW Francis Cadett, Harry Madden and WORDS” His WUe" •191 of spying. "The government expell­ venlence. No waiting. under Russian domination. a charge of driving while his li­ Stephen Phillimore. ed 35 Po|i% from the country at L RENDIX TEI.EVISION BEFORE YOU BUY Sponsored by Men of Bolton Grange cense is under suspension. He Burial will take place from the S::*-4;M-*;4» (Conttnned freni Pago One) the lime' on charges of "meddling J o h n s o M was arrested at 7:40 a. m. today John P. Donahue and Son Funeral TIERNEY Prices Are Lower 950 MAIN ST. by Stipemumerary Philip L. Hay­ in internal affairs." Home In Philadelphia on Saturday, Sea.: ••Treatare Itlaad** la Teck. by Congress can be made without Franco-Polish relations have Delivery in Mancheater MANCHESTER BOLTON CENTER COMMUNITY HALL den. with interment ■ in Holy Cross . impairing essential services. "I been strained since November, Friday Bvealnga RADIO and TELEVISION Dr and Mrs. R. W. Watson and Cemeterj’, Philadelphia. shall make them," he added. when Polish authorities arrested FRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 8 P ,M. Will Impound Doan Andre Simon Robineau. French I I.NSTAI.I.ED BV TELEVTStON EXrEirrs]| i .. daughter. Carole Jane, formerly of Manchester, left yesterday for -\1- "In effect, the bill requires the Consul at Stettin. H. A. FRINK executive branch to revise the Robineau also is still under ar­ Sullivan Ave. W'apping X.RAY CORRECT FITTING FOR COMFORT CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED tadena. California, after spending HIDDIBS PLAVUKOUND MlWUi ■.■ffB oMrMAlieMeftTtB I lli.'i Hartford Rond (Corner McKee St.) ten days with Mrs.'Watson's par­ < liildren Free iJndei 12 Judgment of the Congress on indi­ rest in Poland. It is believed ef- Tel. Han. 7168 After 4 P. 6L Tel. 2-4304 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. vidual programs to meet an over­ forta are being made to exchange CUFFS AppSeotloa may be obtained at Burton's In Manrhesteri • AIR-CONUITIONED all arbitrary reduction” him for Szczerbinskl. GossWy’a Service Statloii, Bolton; Mradowbmok Luneheenettr, Belanger, of 613 Main street. En route to the Pacific Coast tliey will .Yoother H'underrul ! W - His comment about the loan to The raids were the first major Aadover; Cohen’s Shoe Store, Wllllmsntlc or from any member PLUS Spain presumably- is the forerun­ application of the sweeping anti- Foot Doclora visit for several dajTi with Dr. Wat­ Fred Aatalra of Boiton Orange. son’s parents in Madison, Wiscon­ Bobeii Walker ner of a formal order impounding sabotage law passed by the Na­ sin. Red Skeltaa Joan Leelle the *62,500,000 voted by Congress tional Assembly last March. Say.... for that purpose. The law was enacted despite vi­ PLAN TO AT 7CEND The Manchester Soroptimist "3 Little "The Skipper The President has in the past olent filibustering by the Commu­ Club will hold Itg first meeting of Words" Surprine!! , tied up the funds which Congress nists and repeated fist fights on Children's Shoes r t'.e season Monday evening at 6:30 In Color ills Wile" ' voted for such purposes as expan­ the Assembly floor provoked by MOTH RESISTANT sharp at Cavey's restaurant. at 8:15 6;;sj end V:55 Ufm\ sion of the Air Force. His authori­ (/ommunist threats to sabotage Members of the executive board ■ ___ -SAtIT lAYES ty to do so has not been seriously shipments of arms from the Uni­ Must Fit Right! .T ’V ’ ' •NO’ Wapping Fair tk M are requested to meet with the HMiii (Mil L luii ihT iiiui challenged. ted States to Atlantic Pact na­ ilNEW LOW PRICES! BrAHIUMttM president, Mrs. Kay Thompson, at Need 16 BUlion More > tions. MELVIN S. Choose H 5 o'clock. Mr. Truman said he regarded Wapping Community House and Grounds HAND KNITTING the Spanish loan provision as an Taum tm etm m tu tt m HATHAWAY authorization, over and above au­ SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 -*• NOON TO MIDNIGHT Overseas veteran of World War CHILDLIFE Truiiuin Braves Marta Saau Be tie Davltf **Beyaad Tke thority now in existence, rather III, Vice-President of the Voung Foreat’* aad ••Adveatarea Lad” than "as a directive, which would Democrats, Graduate of Har%'ard SHOES Ex-Marines’ Ire CAVEY'S HOUSE OF DISTINCTION be unconstitutional/’ IBEITER USED CARSI Business Bebool, Democratic Town FOR YOUR "Spain is not. and has not been, EXHIBITS Committee Member, Occupntion— LUNCH, foreclosed from borrowing money Farm and Home Produce, Poul­ A senior accountant In n certiflrd STEPMASTER (Continued from Page One) from this government," he added, public aeeotinting Arm. COCKTAILS sa>1ng such loans will be made try, Livestock, "Holihies, Junior . X, SHOES were victims of these "unfounded DINNERS "whenever mutually advantageous On Priniarv Dav and unju.st" attacks, but he said arrangements can be made." Exhibits, New (]ars and Trucks, the attacks were not aimed actu­ CAVEY’S (SO EASY TO PARK HERE) I Vole for HATHAWAY ally at these men but were "di­ FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE Farm Machinery, Home A|>|ili- rect attack.s on tlie president of T \ 7 Before Congrewi Clamps IN PERSON THURSDAY anees. the United States." ZANY (OMttrV TtSM f«a1ur«4 / l| FRIDAY NOW ON SALE AT THE There has been criticism of Sec­ is MV FRIENDiISmA60OWUT’ J J BERNARD TARNS D u l l J. 1 wY Curbs on Credit retary of State Acheson and Sec­ SATURDAY Full Booths retary of Defense Johnson during KARLIN SPECIALIZING IN the Marine convention. CAVEY’S FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER p o u r WAIT/ Merry-Go-Round '' Pony Rifles ’49 Nash Amh. 4 Dr., Green, H . . . $179.5.00 Mr. Truman walked in to the FROM 12 NOON TO 8:30 P. M. Teacher Of Paraile at 2 p. ni. MANCHESTER KNIHING SALESROOM CUSTOM BUILT HOMES crowded room with a broad grin on DEIMNARTN Dial 5135 ■■■ ’49 Nash 600 2 Dr., Gray, R-H . $1,595.00 GENERAL CONTRACTING his face. He kept that grin until CAVEY’S FOR YOUR PRIVATE PARTIES CLARINET AND he started speaking. Supper 5-7 p. in. ’48 Qievrolet Club (]pe. 2T, Grev. REMODEIJNG AND REPAIRING CALL 3801 SAXOPHONE TODAY! He turned serious when he asked Adults $1.25, Children 60e KNITTING FREE ESTI.MATES for their support in the Korean JERRY LEW S Theory and Harmony NYLON R-H ...... o $1295.00 War which he said he hoped would MORIARTY ’48 Ford 2 Dr...... $1195.00 MORTGAGES ARRANGED lay the foundation for the peace RCA Victor Recording Fair Admission 48c (Tax Ine.) which is hts only aim in life. Artist BROTHERS WORSTED ’ 41 Nash Amh. 2 Dr., Black, R-H $.595.00 Mr. Truman said that when the I Children Under 12 Free YARN ERNEST A. RITCHIE Korean Invasion occurred, the Telephone 7384 ’40 PIvmoulh 2 Dr., Black. 11 ...... $495.00 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172. MANCHESTER United States had to support the M D i United Nations; It had to "fight" ’ 39 Buiek 4 Dr., Gray, R -H ...... $395.00 or back down. 4 OZ. ’ 39 Buiek 4 D r„ Black, H ...... $29,5.00 He expressed hope the Marine DICK STABILE 1 OZ. League—an organization of former MAElTROi.h,sIAXOPHaNE TONIGHT 4 9 ^ ’37 Plymouth 4 Dr., Black. I I ...... $9.5.00 Marines—would support him in his oA 24 rolnr*. 4 ply, mntli-rrMUIanI virgin efforts to "get peace in the world." wool. 15 rolnr*. Antl-*hrink 0/fBERRY b r o t h e r s i Professional Dance Studio '38 Ford |2 Dr., Green, X -H ...... S19.5.00 The ex-Marines applauded vigor­ ’36 Buiek 4 Dr., Black. R -H ...... $19.5.00 ously. EPOCH MAKING STAGE SHOW CHARLOTTE R. CRAY There was no show In the con-, 'MttSm-UP m /« jr * i of Hartford ’3 6 Buiek 4 Dr., G r a y ...... $95.00 ventlon hall of the bitterness en­ THE TEMPO FOUR gendered by Mr. Truman's original lATIITAO l SHOWS lATuJU M IO:. Announces the re-opening of its. cracks about the Marjnes. FINE ENTERTAINMENT EAST HARTFORD TELEPHONE 8-.3231 SPORT BABY LOW DOWN PAYMENTS FOR YOU— YOU AND YOU UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY Teacher of Voice FINE FOODS DELICIOUS COCKTAILS Ninth Annual Fall Term FINGERING YARN Fashioned at AT BANK KATES! MAKE IT A DATE FOR AIR-CONDITIONED 71 Foxcroft Drive Phone 2-9872 FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE TAILOR Manchester 2 OZ. 1 OZ. a OAK GRILL Firestone Satuday, SepL 9th, 11a. m.*4 p. m. 20 color*. 4 ply, moth-re*l«l*nl. rlrgln 8 color*, S ply, mnth-re*l*tant, virgtai TOWN wool. w o o l. Goodyear AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Princess Restaurant Masonic Temple, Tel. 2-1090., Tel, Htfd. 5-1226 • REDUCED RATES It’s this fall’s best buy! SINCE 1920 MAIN and PEARL STS. Amoco • GRADI' G FREE WORK • POWER ROLLER USED GUARANTEED Coventry RUG WORSTED Mohawk •• FREE ESTIMATES CALL And Enjoy Our Delicious 8 Course • TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER 7.98 Saturday, SepL 16th, 1 p. m.*5 p. m. FOR HOOKED RU(;S s m • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 K. N t W low P M O l t • if SAVK WITH Lobster Dinner $ .7 5 BEST FOOD Community Center, Tel. Coventry 7-7027, 7-7557 LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 Uanl for work, far adMiol, for 1 O Z . DeMAIO BROTHERS Af the **Friendly Spot** « I dreia-np in the nftarsaon, thie ALL TYPES OF DANONG TAUGHT * t Coll New — We Perwmally Superrlae AB Work! Tnllor Tewn Sraaa of whippet Light and moth re*i*tant. 20 color*. Also paMem*. • ALLOWANCE gnhardlne In S n t fer eonafort, atyle frame* and book* for ruga $3 h a r t e r a k r u a Mifi long wear. SUghtiy ftercd' aU tt' f TOR YOUR OLD TIRE REGARDLESS 50c Fine Wines C O G with flap detail at tto waiat aad Register Now!) - “ JOB” tad CELIA, Propik bright g ^ hnttaan eti the bodloa OF SIZE OR CONDITION Luncheon CENTER 120 CHARTER OAK JSTREET mfd etinpte atjrl# to tha twa-tane I Jnya 1* • member at the D u «e Teuchera* Club af Conn., and the Dance Specials Liquors gnharfilne. Chnaae from natry and Master* of Aznerioa*-«ud boa Just reoentiy returned from New York and RETAIL SALESROOM ted ar tan aad beige. Btaeo IS ta Speciei Thi* Baatan attar having aomplatad oeveml aSvnaead etudy eaurees there. MIm NURSERY SCHOOL DAILY and Beer SO. Jaye atea had tha dtatlacUan at hefag chaeea hy a famoua muelcal comedy OPEN 9-9 DAILY - AIR-CONDITIONED 11 To 2 daaee diraetar. Boats McKeaaa, ta demoaetrate a routlae of hi* at tha Oam« \ CHICKEN A LA BASKET NOW OPEN Soge>AUea, Eaat HarMard. open .Caagreee. Sha was one of eight girl* out of a group of o v tr 200 la ha lOLAND MOTORS RAVIOLI Tnreday through Saturday t:SS chaeen. A. M. to S4S r. fiL, Fridays ta MANY OTHER DELICIOUS SPECIALS AND MANY MOR^ GOOD THINGS T O EAT **YouxJHomeUt¥cn ^a$h Deeder** Registrations Still Being Taken liSfiL To dance eeelU a child must be taught correctly and hy T el. 4 0 7 9 Tel. 2*1624 for Further Information PREPARED BY OUR MASTER CHEF' WE 6ERVB’ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES wm a thoroughly experience^ teacher. MAMUHESTUU UVENINU HEKAU). MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, SEPTEMRER 7, 1950 P A O irrin i

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THTJRSDAT, SEPTEMBER 7, 1980 attend the course at Rocky Hll. pected that additional pupils will Game Canis'lled to the fnct that darkness wilt not ~ ' ’Tr««. ■> the American Legion Auxiliary h'fcs present at that time., Women who Hazardvtlle A. C. will be plsyhfl s | annqunced that volunteers from | can assist nurses In arranging Knrollment Inereascs iviv regl.stcrcd during the Hr.st week There will be no game in the allow a oomplete game. TIi* 2:80 o’clock on Sunday at-tha La- 1 mxnt.-. ■ . flowers, writing for patients, and Superintendent of Schools Ar­ of school. Twilight Ix>ngue this evening, due game betwron the Bolton A. C. and gloh Field on Weat atraat. Estate of Robert R. Teraplaton W am'Eurckpe I RockviUe |the American Legion Auxiliary controls will actually ba Imposed Public Records to Eva M. Templeton, property on throughout the state are urgently so on are espcclaly desired. thur B. ChaUerton stiiteil Wednes­ cupaney, 78 for pU by that data. GOP Cheered High street. needed for part time service at the ’Typists, as well as other clericsl day night that an increase of about plulnblng, 10 heating and 161 elec­ Chapman Calls Symington added that prdvt- E sU te of Jennie M. A rm strong Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. sasistants are needed at the Vet­ 100 pupils over last year in the lO^Total On Inflation { grade schools of the town of Ver­ trical permlU. ' , . ,v. ■Ion would be made "for the ne­ Marriage Ucensra to Harry Armstrong, property on Johnson Firm Mrs. Malley O’Connor of Middle- erans Administration, 95 Pearl The total permit Income for tha cessary preparation for rationing Over Dewey’s R obert'Z w lck Stavnitsky of 52 East Center street. town, state chairman of Volunteer street. Hartford. Members going non and the Roctivlllc High scho'd Solon’s Qiarge is expected by the end of the week. entire month waa 12,708. Init not for actual rationing per­ Gardner street and Marilyn Devise Certiflrates (CoBthiued from Page One) Workers, announces that a short to Hartford are urged to spend an FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS :s form ance.” Frances Johnson of 4 Grandview EsUte of Charles C. Warren to Is Low Bidder course will be held at the Rocky hour assisting tljc busy staff which The enrollment at the High schi'ci For thla purpose, Symington Change of Mind street, wedding September 15 at Winifred A. Warrea, property at vestment continue on the present Hill hospital on September 15th. has already been depleted by mill-* la 599 while ,the envollincnt In the \?ANTED PISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FRIALATORI A ‘Clumsy’ Tale said a new agency would be set up Emanuel Lutheran church. 42 Cobum road. scale.” • between 2 and 4 :30 p. m., and asks tary service. Several members of grade schools is 990. It la ex- President Will Estate of William G. Bierl to Continued rises in defense ex­ the' Rockville unit are planning to • I Our new sanitary process i$fves yon a delldoRfl, erifl^t XlMt ;1ii Amount of Per* "with adequate personnel to fol­ (UMibiued from Page Une) Louis F rancis SardcUa of 185 members who are Interested to be (Continued from Page One) low price developments In all ma- Eldridge street and Rose Sundina Elizabeth Bierl, property a t 312 penditures, the report continued. Hartford Company Sub­ golden brown fiMNi ~ Seals in the flavorl Come In AM iiidts Ipmed Here Dur- Jot Industrial areas and to work Agosttnelll of 183 EUdridge street, Oakland atreet. Increase the difficulty of cutting Hrite Laborers Give a Radio Truman Admlnlstralion'a conduct government spending. mits Bid of $276,633 try Hiem! PKIEI) OYSTKitS AND CLAMS PACKED Ury dcclsred flatly. He said Fel- with major industry groups. wedding September 16 at St. TO TAKE HUME. CALL 5803. iipg Lwt Month tus was hired by the Alaskan Com­ The home front controls bill per­ of foreign policies. James’s church. Last year’s devaluation of Euro­ 3 DOZ. Dewey’s Democratic opponent pean currencies, the Fund axparta For Vernon School Apply Talk on Curbs mittee and he had nothing to do mits the President to apply price- W arrantee Deeds S7 homM In wage controls either on a piece­ in the Naw York Governor's bid Eileen Massey to Henry J. and Gifts Presented said, had been an important aid to­ with It. , . „ ward helping Euro]^ pay for its Rockville, Sept. 7—(Special) — ASTERS $1.00 Ma£taeater w.th a total value of •‘Fantostlr Pabrlcatlon” meal basis or on nearly every­ tor a tlilrd term in Albany is like­ Emily Turek, property on Avon COMMUNITY RESTAURANT (Continued from Pnge One) Chapman termed "a fantastic ly to he Hep. Walter A. Lynch, a Imports from America. Devalua­ The Richard Johnson Company of $411,908 n«ra Isauod durUif the thing. Before he could Invok-t con- street. ] To John Mancini tion rut the price of European ORFORD SOAP CO. H:l NOH'IH MAIN STRKKT MANCnSSTBB (abricaUon ’ Schoeppel's accus^ troll, on any item, he would have sunporler of President Truman’s Rolling Park, Incorporated to | Hartford was the low bidder on ■iO K(*iisina|oii St. U tdc hatf of Aufuit by Building goods and made them more attrac­ the elementary school to be erect­ Injnm W H d Oiambert. accwd- Board be the overall boaa of home tion "that I have attempted to to find that its price had risen "I r.lr Deal” program. William McCarthy, property on front roobllteatlon drew from Mr. sabotage the government’s policy Botli parties pick their State tive to the American market. ed in Vernon, with a bid of $276,- | tBg4o-4he report for the llrat balf- "unreasonably" above the May 24- Helalne road. John Mancini who for some time But wage increases would make Truman the retort that if was the In Formosa" by helping to block June 24 level. and Kntlonal tickets in conven­ Distribution Certifleales has served as assistant to Man­ 635, it was reported at the office I oMUth of the cufrent flecal year. assignment of William Gardner, an tions today, with .Senator Herbert Estate of Josephine Pagan! to export prices creep up, the report of the First Selectman Herbert Housee In the llret part of the 5rat he had heard of that. ager Jack Sanson Of the State "and if thla attitude is Dealing with other queatlone, engineer, to help strengthen the II. Lehman (D.. Lib.. N. Y.) cer­ Dante Psgani, property at Home­ Theater, was honored with a party Pagan! when the bids were opened aonth. ineiided in »** Formoean economy. tain of renomlnatlon by the Demo- stead Park. carried to the extreme where every Wednesday afternoon. It waa also _^ar, aaiountfd to 112,280. mak- the Prealdent said: last night at the theater, in recog­ i;* cju.st be compen- 1 He conaidera the Marine *'Mrs G ardner Is In Form osa ana cials. His Senatorial race oppon­ Estate of Albert P. Wilkie to nition of his coming (narriage. The reported that while six contractors iMg thei A n th total 1045,210. haa been there for some time.” he Ching Warns M argaref Wilkie, property a t 180 - c-irrespondiog rise in took out the plans and spectflea- ■'V SfYLES at LOW ''On-the-Highway” PRICES! coma Incident cloeed. This w m a ent is expected to be Lt. Gov Joe staff presented him with a lamp, incomes, the effect of devaluation 120 1 Alab UplrtedVfor tha aeoond said. Chapman added that the R. Hanley. Oak Grove street. a combination toaster and waffle tions for the school, only three WX' ■ reference to his ^-1' ..I ic'iuciiig dollar export prices part of Auguat are ate garagea at he later apologteed, th a t the Nte- Reclamation Bureau, a branch of A Dewey-Lynch race ordinarily Descent Certificates iron and a sum of money. submitted bids. his department, helped to get Gard­ G E Strikers must be completely lost." 10,400, an Incinerator a t 130, and rine Corps la simply a could be expected to produce a Estate o( W’illiam F. Behrmann The ivport also called for in- The second lowest bid was that 1$ alteratlona and addlUone for a battle over the F’resident’a domes­ to Martha Behrmann et’al, prop­ Mr. Manrlnl and Miss Irene Hoc with a "propaganda machine ner there. Champ of Hartford will bo niar- ■ ‘ l■,"’t'on to meet of Earl C. Wheeler of Hartford, total 1104.526. One of t*>ea«, for almost equal to Stalin s. Schoeppel had produced In th« tic program, but Dewey's friends erty on Lenox atreet. who subm itted a bid totaling $287,- Senate a photographic copy of On Stoppage Estate of Prosperlna Favre to 'rjetl Saturday morning a t eigh! Anjerlcan demands, which it said IT l 800 repreeenta work aulhorieeo 2. He wouldn’t sign the McCar here think he will bear down hard o’clock in St. Augustine’s church I , . , d pr.ccs did not in­ 626. It was stated that the deci­ Fninous Fusliioiis to enlar# the W. T. Grant etore ran Communist Control bill now Cliapman's oath of office as Un­ (Contlnurd from Page One) un international issues instead. Joseph Tavre et al, property on sion regarding awarding of the dersecretary of the Interior in NoiTuan street. in that city. crease. 7 : on Main Street. . , , before the Senate if it comaa o Tills gcnerajly pleases Republi­ contract for the construction of the The total aecond halt of Auguat him. He said it wa» the old 1946, from which a loyalty affi­ important even If defense were cans, who have seized upon cir­ school would be made later, after AT 20' f I.ESS oermlta atond a t 1532,905. Thla. Mundt-Nteon ant(-aubveraive bill davit had been stricken. The sen­ not involved.” cumstances surrounding the Ko­ all bids received were carefully ator had demanded an explana- Asked about Carry's fact-find­ 5rith the ^ half Of Auguat total modified by Senator Mc^rran rean fighting to accuse the Admln- studied. At the opening of the bids, (D-Nev) to make it worse than it ing suggestion, Ching replied: i.slr.-iti'.n of failing to keep the the members of the Vernon School Tliaii Prices! of 17TS,400. *^*°*'' Took Necessary Oaths "We’re in mediation. We want r.itv Granted during the laat part of country prt pared for war and of Building committee were present He expects United Nations (Thapman said he was sworn in to do everything we can to help "hiinglliig" ita way into trouble in and several members of the Board Auguat wera 50 certlflcatea of oc- 1 I GENTON’S iip\\» lilffRor. bpt- forces in Korea to retake this at a formal ceremtihy. at which it these parties reach an agree­ 1 the P’ar Fast. ’^i...mATA8UVf of Education. week ground lost in the last few is customary to administer only m ent." 1 These Republicans think that ter I.mllON* f>p|»urtnionl vlU mud Church Meeting daya He added there had not been the oath, leaving it to the em­ I the wide advertising that kind of The Rockville Baptist church nnttoniiny fnnioiiN, first qiial* ployee to sign .the affidavit later. i New York campaign is likely to RAY S. WARREN Ity faMiionn nt HKJ SAV* any maUrial change in the front will hold a business meeting thla INtfS boraiiHp It contw ns It'H* line in the I s it 10 days. He said he did so, and produred a Holds Housing get will overshadow other Issues evening at 7:30 p.m„ to act npon Just before the news conference, photographic copy of such nn af- throughout the country. to Aell! Our lnex|M'n»lve on- X NEWLY ENLARGED {falsified the resignation of Rev. Adolph tho-hljflmHv loratl«»n. no the President went to the SUUer fldavil bearing his slgnstiire Vital to Defense Dewey's return to the political Johnson, who has been pastor of wars obviously has pepped up New G. O. P. Candidate fiinry \Tlmto\v trlniA meani* Hotel to teU delegates of the Ma­ the church for about five years that the prlie YOf par is AdyartilemenU rine Corps League that he hoped (Continued from Page One) York Republicans, who talk now and who has accepted a call to be­ LADIES' DEPT. of a November victory not only in trimmed wav, " a y down! t there won’t be another misunder­ Ask Million FAMOUS JOE LAPCHICK come pastor of the N atick, R. I., \\p |»rt»ml1y urlrom e y«»u to our new mo<1- CLASSIFIBD AOVT. standing between him and the Ma- , KO amply demonstrated by our ex­ the Governor's race but in the Sen­ Baptist church. fo r atorial contest besides. orn IntllrV (tepiirtnient uliere yoii*1l find DEPT. HOURS: rinea. perience in W orld W ar II. Chamber of Commerce '•A, Por Controls "It is because of. and not in They recall that Avhen he ran for fninuiiArniimiiN nntionnilynallonntlv advertised■dvrrtlw'd fnNlitonBfaNltliin...... - So, at the outset of the news The first meeting of the Rock­ In aA treni'indoiniMfclectlontreni'endoiifi’-iM'lw’tlon . . . Atat prii'e**prlif* J jm 8:S0 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. conference, a reporter asked the spile of, our national defense effort a second term In 1946 he won by a ville Chamber of Commerce will be State Representative President how he felt. Apparently that the urgency and necesalt-j'of wide margin, despite his previous wlilrh we miarantee to he al lea«t I ^© Q, *1 la. (Coattoued From Page One) defeat in the 1944 presidential race. held this evening at the Prlncesa lesNa.i a_ than _ elsewhere!_ _ a__ ^ .Snlts, . a. _ —a roat«. a__ a drf.Nea *%An* I ^ .*” O v e iry building more houses becomes surprised, Mr. Trumkn replied all At that time, Dewey wa.s credited G Y M -K tM G on Village street, opening with a This adv. is sponsored by neighbors and friends of and nporiswear , . . and siren for '•IVEIIV- I • SEE PAGE FOURTEEN right, what makes you ask that? : __,n„,,i,e manifestly important. supper at 6:30 p.m. At the meeting The reporter said he wondered stablUsatlon measures. -rosUlve and prompt iction. with helping carry into office Sen­ Ray S. Warren. We have known him for several years ator Irving Ives. plans will be discussed for (Christ­ whether the President did not feel ly revenue le>fi®lRtion and creclii taken now by our legi.siature, will mas lighting. Last year for the I l iv e p l a n t UooaM far Salt 72 restraints, will minlmiro the need Dewey already has laid the basis and have asked him to brostden his Held of service to a little better today than yester­ obviate the necessity of building ! for nttaeks on the Administration's first time In many years, Rockville day. evidently with the Marine for direct price and wage con­ had a uniform lighting program the Town of Manchester. He was born in Manchester MXW, MODERN four-room Oapa trols,” Symington tesUfied. tent cities and trailer camps for I handling of foreign affairs. Nothing to , -Cod. All modem improvementa. flareup in mind. "However, the estimate would oiir war workers and veterans' I In his letter agreeing to run which added much to the holiday and has lived and worked in town all his life. We Baaaniant garage, ahade treea. Mr. Truman, smiling, said he al­ fam ilies and will, in g re a t meas-- ' and urging Hanley to be a Sena­ season. ■ ' ways feels physlcislly fit and if permit the only orderly davelop- Quarterly Meeting know that he will represent the people of Manche.ster o f ^ iiifF larga lat. Overtook Drive. Wm. ment of as broad a aystem of iirc, help to alleviate the desper­ torial candidate he said ti .strong bolMar. Ftiona 7771. anybody didn't believe they should ate housing conditions of so many iijipo.sition parly i.s needed "to General Kitchener Lodge, Amer- very well if elected to the State I.«gislature. come up and take a try. price, rationing and wage controls as appears necessary and has been of our moderate income familic.';" . force coirection of tjie errors and ■'Ican Order, Sons of St. George, a-ROOX Rouae, 2 unflnlahed, Lnshhough challenged two -con­ Incompetence of the National Ad- will hold its quarterly meeting this Leg:al Notices arrived at by rough calculation of evening at eight o’clock at For­ We. his neighbors and friends, solicit your vote at glaaaed in aun porch, newly the monthly expenditurea that tentions; (1) That I’residehl Tru­ I mini.stration and to compel it to daowatod, garage, Immactilate esters Hall. the Primaries, Tuesday, Sept. 12, 19.50. AT A C»URT o r PROBATK lield would be required to build up, by mman's a n s odirective ir e tm c on housing, plac ■ take...... a larger - view of our dangers - condition. Beautifully landacap- at Hsnehester within and for the mg new curbs on credit, was in-1 and more effective action to meet Volunteer Workers Wanted April 30, 1981, an organU atlon President Ann Mlffitt of the Do- Sm. ad. A lU n c 112.900. CaU A nlU Dlstrlrt of Manchesl,r. on the «th which could handle a program of tended a.s a n.rb or. housing pro­ them. day of September. A.I}.. Although he endorsed President IIMITIO tlMI boez-Ertel-Laboc-Hsnsen Unit of W hite AST4. ■elective price controls with the gram s, and I'21 That material and 1 Preaenl, JOHN J. WALLBTT, Truman’.s deci.sion to send troop.s Men’i iizei 6'/j-i3 11AMCRB8TER. 7H rooms, large lu d a r . minimum necessary planning and labor shqrlkges v ould not make | into Korea, Dewey complained in a preparation for general or wide- Boyi' sizes 12- 6 ■un p w d i. l o t M X 200. E arly oc- Estate of Junes OiBllc, late of Man­ continuation of a housing program j Jiilv 19th apeech that the Adminis­ chester. in said Dlstrlrt. deceased. apread price controls." poa.sible i tration v encouraging "politics JUNIORS'! MISSES'! WOMEN'S! enpuB^. Near HoIIlater street The admlnia’.ralrls havins exhibited He did not indicate that price 4\^8 ■chooV T or appointm ent call her at.'ministratlon account with laid As he did in a icctnl report to as usual, biisine.ss as usual and You'd expect lo pay S0< to $1 more for a basket­ Ifada^a SmlU), Realtor. 2-1642 estate to this Court for allowanre, it is The governor, IjO.ahliough cslim al- strikes a.s u.sual. " ball shoe of this type and quality, but Kinney offeri Asthmatic? or 4879. ORDERED; That the 13th day of Legal Notices eil there was a minimum need of • He claimed to have predicted on S eptem ber. 1»60. U ten o'clock, fo re ­ 1 76,000 dwellings in Conncdivd November 24. 1947. th a t the w ith ­ it at a special price that is eosy on the bankroll. 100% VIRGIN WOOL noon. at the "Probate Office in the l.lqroR PERMIT I Local housing authoriliea, he drawal of American occupation Specially designed cushioned arch and insole Munirlpal Butldtng in said Manches­ SANSON'S Lots for Sale 78 NOTICE or API’I.H ATION ' said, have reported a total of 21.- forces from South Korea would be absorb shocks. Get yours now at this reduced price' ter. be and the aanie is asalBiied for a Tlile la to give loitlce timt 1. MEL­ 777 application.s for rental holla­ followed hv Ju.st such an attack '4-'? LOT—100 * 200 ft., city water, hearins on the aliowanca of said ad- VIN J. UACAKTA of Birch ! a.s the North Korean Communi.sta ASTHMA mltilitr«.tlon account with said estate, atreet. M anchealer. have ftl,-,l an a p ­ ing which cannot be filled. .The 5 6 YEARS OF SERVICE 90S MAIN ST., MANTIIESTER two miles from Manchester cen­ and this Court dlrecla that notice of Stale Houaing Authority, he add­ I made laat June. S6I MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN plication dated Auguet 20. 19.',0. with TO THt AMERICAN fAMILY ter tl'iMO. Madeline Smith, Real­ the time and place assigned for said tha Liquor Control fommiaBlon for a ed. haa 9,300 applications for home n e w e r al.so has a political bone 289 MAIN ST„ MIDDLETOWN REMEDY tor. 2-1842-4679. hesring be given to all persons known Tavern Permit for the eale "f aIcoIioIU: ownership, and only 3,200 can be 1 to pick With the Truman adminis­ to be Interested therein to sppi-ar and liquor on the premleee. 3.H Center filled. tration on Formosa Hm brooflrht relief to TWO DOT’S southwest comer of be heard thereon hv publishing a ropy atreet. Manf'lieatrr. many by remoTing^ the , Irving' and Wlndemere streets. of this order In some neaSpaper hav­ The bualneaa la o« neil hv Roxrr R Wmtorn $myd m ing s rlnnilatlon in said Dlsirirt. at DITarancb and Melvin .1. I.KCnfta of symptoms of asthma. HopBlens CoMidf, Compare the.se sparklingSUITS new suit Sawer In street. Inquire 270 Oak be first in your nnighborhood IWfB of milHonfl Marie Ut Sell for $S0 arid $5S least five days before the i-ky of said 181 I.i'omla atraet and 122'; Hlr< h atreet. •f kidfl of oil a05B atreet. hearing. Manrheeter. and will he rMiidUfted by NEW LOW PRICE! fashions wilh those you’ve seen in JOHN J. VVALLETT, Judge. Melvin J. .LaCafti.. of 122', Blrrli atreet. to own tho HOW IN COUNTRY Like atmoephere, Manrheeter. ai p. rniittee. II the smarl New York and Philadelphia large {gliding lote with shade SUPERIOR (X)URT. Btat* of Con­ MEIA'IN J. L.V CAFTA. T ry If T o d a y ! necticut. County of Hartford, on 4th ■' trees. • Overlook Drive. Wm. D a t' d A uguat 29, 19.'J). For mie at tho taDowtag .snkins! The very same, except fur |he Kanehl, builder. Phone 7778. day of September. 1960. Elixabrih I’eck Murak. vi. Stanley AT A tXiVRT OK PRORATE helil Maaebeater Drug Stores! price! Expertly needled! Impeccahly Michael Murak. ^ at Mancheater wllliln ami f-r the 6 QUIM^rS PHARMAOT Order al Nellee DIatrirt of Maii< heal*r. on the 6th | TH. 4186 lailurcd! Finest fabrics! Hlack. grey, Stbarban for Sale 75 Upon complaint in eald ca\i*e brought day ',f SeptemlH-r A.D , 19.'JV NOBTH Ein> PHARMACT to aald Court, at Hartford. In *«ld Present. JOHN J. \\ ,\LI,ETT, furesl green, autumn wine, plaids, 80UTH COVENTRY—Five rooms County, on the Aral Tuaiday of Octo­ J ml go. TsL 6548 with large glassed in heated ber. 1950. clalnitiig a dlrorce. aupport Eataf "f Th"ina» I. Diimialn-r. iate CENTER PHABMAOT overchecks, houndstotilh, gold, rust, porch. Oak floors, Breplace. cir­ mu.' rualody of minor children and of Manrh.at.T, in salil Dlaincl. il.-ceaa- TeL 4258 xiimony. it appeurlng to and hi'lng [tangerine and many more! culating hot water heat. Two- (',imd by the aubarribing authority; ad. I W iajH lN DRUG car btated, attached garage Oil motion of Mi.ry C. DannaInT. of That the whereaboula of the defendant aald Manrheatrr. adminlatrali ix. TeL 5321 Screens, storm sash. Lot 100 x .Stanley Michael Murak la unknown to ORDERED Thai alx iiionliia from S(M* Our 4-Pierc 9 to l.'5-12 lo 2O-I4V2 to 24Vi 100. B ear new school, 19,100 the plaintiff. the ,'ith day - t S ep tem b er D . I960, | Fsatartaig Free Delivery Royden F. Smith A Son, build- ORDERED: tliat n.itlcr of the Inetl- tutton and pendency of raid complaint be and the aanie are limited and al­ SUIT SENSATION srs, 88 Hickory Drive, Lakevlew ahall be given the defendant hy aome lowed for the creditor! wltliln which to bring in Ihetr clalma agalnat aald SAVE Jarltrt, vest and 2 Terrace. South Coventry. Phone proper officer by publlehlng thla order HOO in The .Mancheiter Herald, a news­ eatate. and the aald adiiiliilatratrix la skirts! Mix ’rtn and Coventry 7-8671 or 7-8721. directed lo give public notice to tha paper puldlahed In Manciieater. Con­ Notice m a tch ’em ! BOL’TON— New 4-room house, necticut, once a week, for two Kiecea- credltora to bring In their clalnia with­ alve weeks, commencing on or Before in aald time allowed by aul'llahlng We Wif/ HoM 'Til Christmas built with the beat of materials. ropy of thla order in aonn- newapaper 1 0 ^ vjRGjN Wool OEi Septem ber 31, 191,0. '' Oil hot water heat atalrwsy to IX1M INIC A. DICORUETO. having a clrculalloii In aald probate [ 522.SO second floor. Lot approximately Aaalitant Clerk of Said Court. dlatrlct. within ten daya frniii the dale TO THE ELECTORS AND ISO X 225. FuU price, »6,000. T. A true ropy , of thla order, and return make lo thla | TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN J. Crockett, Broker. Phone 5416. Atteet Samuel-J. Roeen court of the notice given. OF MANCHESTER: ■ItfOArvin D eputy HherlfT. I JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Ai^S^W^lay^nSto^ ■ BOLTON—Owner must sell 550’ of In accordance with the provi­ ^>**'*'•**1 Price! land on paved road. Approxi­ sions of the Town Charter notice • mately 300' deep. Price reduced is hereby given that a public hear­ Opening S/iortsieear Dept. S/tecirdt for quick sale. T. . J. Crockett ing before the Board of Directors Broker. Phone 5416. will be held in the auditorium of DWN the Hollister Street School Build­ Bl e a t e d p i ^a id s k ir t s 5 0 ing on Tuesday, the 19th day of SMA14< CABIN, ll |^ t housekeep­ ing, electric refrigerator. Call 2- Weather Master Alsco September. 1950, at 8 o’clock, P. WOOL JERSEY BLOUSES M23. Save The New 10% Excise M., to consider and act with ref­ erence to 'the following matters: ALI,.WOOL CARDIGANS TOLLAND —4 bedroom, living Says Thanks To Many room," fireplace, dining room and We love it * * * 1. The appropriation, subject M rrtii to approval by the voters herein­ S c / l y, kitchen with pegged pine floors, Tax! Get 24 Months after referred to, of a sum of or laimdry room, IH bath, large Your R p ff. New Customers In money, not to exceed $900,000, to o n r f y peveb. 2-oar basement garage. and so will you I be added to the 1950-1951 budget, .S .3 .9 9 Over .acre land. H*l SO. f-ova, (JOVEirTRT—On Main highway, S3 lo . W«H>I jersey hlonses with besutfra) 8 room stone houga on when and if approval by the vot­ 88 ers at an election to be called and ^4 sleeves, button, jeweled, novelty sere land, full cellar, central The numben of Alsco storm and held pursuant to the provisions of Look at This Terrific Value! • Shatterproof! (rimmed, 83 to .88, 10 to 46. All- fleat. large fireplace, but line, screen snsh and combination doors Section 25 of Chapter V of the plus ^ email cotugea, bringing in shows clearly Alsco is the best buy Town Charter: ’ 1 A wool rnnligans In new knits and Rice income. AU for only $14,000. Order Your Set Today! UflMlBrvritBn' • Crashproof! . wravim. All rnlors, 84 to 40. '7 ’''*»o„ makers* by (I) Constructing and originally •taBtfords FALL COATS Call ^ N. Barth, Agent. Ooven- in windows made today. If you’ve .(? • Com pM u with larM anna t»y' 7-88M. bought or built or plan to build a new equipping and fumishiiig a new It’s ban! Noirl The genuine Hop elementary school to be built on along Cawidy Radio by Arvin— • OHItlal Hopofong Cofori, alfvar ...... — home call us for free estimates— a rod big-peniorming AC/DC eu- and b la c k alto la rad cobliraf land, of the Town located on perhet eat that cound* up all the Kntato 77 cheerfully given. Broad Street, the estimated cost programe you want to bear and • Pmwarfyl ACfDC... Saparhat r-1 of which is $900,000.00; brinn tho CONfllDERlNO SELUNG Haa K a Parfact tar Mayraora, Badroata TOUR PROPERTY? | If you order now you will have pro­ 2. The determination of the thara < Reg. 527.95 tection next winter and 'substantial manner in which aald appropria­ and haar I 6UARANTEED FOR A FUU VEAII Witbput obUgation to you, we , I i Tailored to flt gip-lns, tweeds, Streacloths, gnbar- will aptoraiae or nmke you a caflb FOR OYFR A QUARTER CENTllR)f tion and addlUon to said budget la savings on your fuel bills next win­ I dines, ynm-dyed greys! Fitted st.ylcs! 8-way uffer fflr property, flee ua before to be financed and ralaed; whether ter, too. No order too big.. We Install by taxation, by borrowing, by I models! Gored becks! Pyramid eonta! Sizes; 9 to you aell. Alsco sash on apartments, schools, Phene 7728 Or 6‘273 tranaferrtng available funds, or down $ I a week 15, 18 to 20 nnd 88 to 44. ^ B|tAE-BUBN REALTY etc., as wan as thousands of homes otherwise or by a combination of each year. If you see aluminum com* such methods. WANTED—4, 5, 6, or 7-Room Bin-' bination windows on your street .7 to 8. Such other matter relating gla Homes; alao two-family I 1 iU AI.SC0—THE SELF STORING in any manner to the foregoing aa NO CARRYING CHARGES totwaif.' In MancheaUr, Bolton, I ALL ALUMINUM WINDOW. “The Knigibufy” may properly be conaidered at 'Oovantry. and Vemen. Itaady I (Model 6T84) 358 (AST CENTER STREET said hearing. d Phone Howard R. Hast-1 V beater 2 ^11 0 7 ; At said hearing electors and If buying storm windows is part taxpayers will have an oppprtimi- ■i UlleES b( Mnncbeater | 4>f your plan you’ll want welcome ty to speak with' reference to any L jn fl 9 bedreem IwiMe to of the foregoing matters prior to G ENTO N^nrfjCLO TH ES ‘Mlitr prteafl. Biqmzt ' the Ahea maa. T V DEPARTMENT action thereon by the Board of Oeuglaa Blannh Directors. SayvlM. 6447. Phone Manchester 7591 or 5161 Dated at Manchester,-Oonnecti- I cut, this 1st day of September, _ for good [ 1950, Open Daily Plenty of Free. |W aalas Is ewL WEATHER MASTER OPEN WED., THURS. TO 9 John H. Lappen, 655 MAIN at Pitkin—— East Hartford to i u l w i Secretary to the Board of Di­ 358 !A5i CENitR 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Parking SgaceL' Have Been Handled at mant of an additional premium If benefits to which the Insured may ming claas at a ceremohy Hiura- dartee at our own Isolated Portl­ insured engages In military sen’- be entitled under laws adminlatered day at Spring Pond Park. Bdward lee. by the V. A. There's no guess work when you buy Finakt meals. Customers knew m m s i B s BKMM and that we know it. You may not have netlead it, The Service Center Yedztnlak taught the beglnnera’ lhal out meals are always dependably high in quality. They know but Governor Cheater Bowles baa "Insurance not to exceed 810,- "This Infoi-matlon Is vital due to elaan and thirteen received certi­ « i BM I •! UM Ihey're guaranteed good, nol just occasionally, bul every shopping RM U HaMMUr. OMt., M There is one thlnf more. We been doing moat ef his campaign- Director Q. J. Agostinelll, in his 000 may bo protected but USGL.I the fact that most commercial in­ ficate* In thi* clana, namely: Mai- think Americans are becoming tog by proxy. Occasionally tha Ra- and NSLI may not be covered. No surance that veterans now have in dey in the yearl monthly report for August, filed .colm Anderson, Sibley Barbrlck, mature enough to realise that, inibllcana are his agents, Itstong premiums are advanced by the force docs not have a war clause Richard Burnham, Gloria Barnard, wlevlston scripU which might ba today with General Managar United fitatea but are guaranteed and if vet should ba killed or die in Specially cured with our 0»« VMT kv #e•e••#••••• XULflD with natlens as with man, eeneld> with Interest at the rate provided service, from any cause, beneficiar­ Jeanette Cote, Stephen Finney, •••••••••••• *»™ a sample of what he would be do­ George H. Waddell, netea that Betty Krawskl, Patricia Kelly, Mai eratlon for the views and senti' ing if he were oampalgntog. Mora in the policy for policy loans. ies would not only-get the Govern­ Mon ••••••••••• ..I LOO since January l this year the Vet­ EUlzabeth McGill, Mary Parsuak- CORNED BEEF our U. S. gov«rnmBnt lb t L B E R T A ^ •••••••••* 9 , New meeting with the State Oommlc- tains dignity. It is a role which la Dlrtctor AgoatlnolU streasod Nchool la Open t a s t y LB 63c D Q l l Q l l Q c bellow c j Dstra^t eoS Boetos. mer was given by the children at Liyerwurst sloncr of Education in Hartford very difficult dlfl to asaalL particular- that If a vetorsn or non-vatoran 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. TIRES 1 p. m. Raymond Valade of the the other day, adopted a reaolu ly in a time when certain things goes Into oorvtee In the Korean LB 63c a d d i t B U B B A O o r UMITED Red Cross gave a de.scription as Skinless Frankfurts n o t * . tlon recommending the continue have to be done, and It la the Gov­ campaign and ha Is not able to the children performed, Mr*. ernor's responsibility to do them. continue hla own personal Insur­ ENBOIXMENT ns ALL tlon of the present eystem of ee Myron Burr of the local Red Cross Honeydew ~ As the role has beta mod- ance, federal aaalBtancs la pesai- ble. spoke, also Mr. Vedzlniak. typogTssaiwl etrsM •POMiiaa «a •»> lecUva service for a supply of alad moet parfaetly to tba PRACTICAL SIZES Fresh Swordfish li49 manpower to our armed forces, past, tbe acHoaa wdaiid axee- Advise ea laaoraMa Mr. and Mrs. Olcott King ac­ MitiaMnasIs Md etMr rsedlns mstur. companied by Dr. and Mr*. Fraser Is TM Meanaesisf ^eoisa Herald. and preferred such continuation iitlve goeo along, abaerbad In Arthur M. Grayson, regional In­ Grapes ' the bustneM of state, as pre­ surance officer has advised the Radio-Tdevision Servicing Metzger have returned from a , Fresh Haddock Fillet ; 45c thuraday. pepterabor T to .any establishment of a perms occupied that he hardly ao- local Center that the following la three weeks' vacation at Hotel nent system of peace, time con­ tlees the partlaaa appealtton In force: UEAKN BY DOING . . . DAY or EVENINO Brookoff,'Sugar Hill, N. H. Fresh Halibut 5Sc. scription, or universal military out la the field. Then, Just be­ "The goldlers' and Sailors' avil Raymond Van Slcilin has return­ Fancy Sliced Cod lb 29c *-ettuce ^ “^ 5. Grotring Up In The World training, as It Is more politely fore election, be roneee hln- Relief Act of October 17, 1840, and Fall Term Starts October 2, 1950 ed from a vacation at Dcarbqm. SU^KR MARKET •elf from his prooecopatlon Amendments of 1843 Is drawing In­ EFFICIENT n.ACE>IENT SERVICE Michigan. 2 hos2 5 . For all its troubled and com* called. with pvbUe baetoeoe. )Mt In creased Interest. The object of Come down and see us and we'll Chicken-Live Lobster lb 53c Idicatad aspects. tbU is one of the At the same time the commit­ the act la to poetpona the payment VETERANS ACCEPTED^. FINANCE PLAN FOB The high humidity of last week time to make one or two dev- •aiised tobacco growers to burn healtUeat and most hopeful pe> tee urged that. If universal mili­ aatottag attacks opea these of commercial Ufa Insurance pre­ U.NDER 0.1. BII.L NON-VETERANS miums ungl tha veteran has re­ charcoal In the .sheds to avert pole liods la all of thU country's rela­ tary training is proposed and who have bean anwerthy give you the best deal in town! eaough to go oat campalga- turned to a normal economic Write or Phone for FREE Descriptive droolar sweat. Some growers delayed tionship with the rest of the adopted, it be stripped of wfiat lag agahwt him whOa Iw was status. Thus, a peUcy may be starting the fires hoping the Shop in Half world. the committee called "camou- aheoibed to pobUe haMam. If protoctod against lapse for the NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE weather would clear and the to­ ha eaa find aome ooto aya^l non-payment of promlums during bacco would dry out. The rainy ^ o o d What is enoouragtag and hope­ fiage.” the period of military aarvico and 188 TRUMBULL STREET HARTFORD, CONN. weather with humidity la bad for S chool iuncheoh In the present Washington dlS' to express tha petty "Faia-ey'’ to ful and fUadsmentally sound and of his opposition, one epeaeh for twro (3) years after aoparation tobacco in the sheds. vahnhls about it u that this euseion of universal military from sorvlca under the following The Towii Hall closed Friday The Time the ms)' be enough to drive tha Give children a variety in school lunches listed below are »om# o( the eaimtry has at last realised, tn training, the accent so far has opimeltion out of contention. conditions: VAN^S Service Station until Tuesday morning when So Governor Bowles, for the 'Application for beneflta whUo Town Clerk Charles Enes re­ moil popular lood suggaslions to vary their menuj from dey lo day A soma happy mixture of pressure been on purely ntllitary need. But toaur^ Is on active duty to mili­ turned to his duties after a vaea- when the program i i pushed to­ month sines bis nominatl^ baa tary aarvlce. 427 HARTFORD ROAD * f I nujrilioul school luncheon is important to every growing child of oeeats and growth of its own bean very busy being the aarlous TEL. 3866 tion trip to the midwest. Mrs. Self-Service W R O F N ^ wisdom and ihatuhty, that it u ward enactment, later on. one can Governor, and that la not only "Policy'In force under premium Hazel Van Slcilin, assistant town paying conditlona when applica­ clerk, has been in charge while FINAST SMOOTHY FIRST NATIONAL enpagad in a struggle for minds be sure that once again conscrip­ what he should have been doing, tion la made. tender O ,, Uto ^ tion will. In the words of the Con' but also the beet campalga use ha Mr. Enes was away. * IT ^ f t whlcll are not American. could make of hla time. “Contract of Insurance made and David Frink, son of Mr. and la recent menths, this great nectlcut oommlttee, "be camou- That It has high dlvldands can Mrs. Harry Frink of Sullivan PEANUT CHEESE and powerful nation—so often fiaged under such objectives as be seen from the foot that serious fAKM srokt avenue, has enlisted In the Army at the b e j hftherto eentent to regard itself health, education and the welfare attention to business has preduead and left Thursday for basic train­ BUTTER FOOD STRAW ^ E of the participating Individual." A recognised need for a apactal ing at San Antonio, Texas. He Is as tbs wertd's best and to assume TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER a graduate of Ellaworth High RED R;p£ That, as the educators inti­ session of the General AsaemDly In MILES BITTER 824-828 MAIN ST. ■ SPREADS LIKE 1 2 - O Z 2 1 , FOR EVERY 2-LB 7 0 , that tbs raat of the world’s appro- order to cope with the problem of school and Vlllanova College, Pa. BUTTER J A R J I * CHEESE USE LOAF / T * fULL LB PKG rfatlan of tha rightness of our mate, Is nonsense. If we are aft civilian defense. Happily blended I in •vnry wayl C a i c i n a t o r Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard every act would be automatic— er such objecUvea, there are more with tha recognised need Is tbe of Foster street, are the parents Finast COLORED, WHITE fact that Republican campaign Regular Grind ’’o^nd iar 39c Sliced Cheese OR PIMENTO • 47c has begun to ahow a tender and efficient and more American ways of a son, bom Aug. 29. orators some weeks ago pro­ AUTOMATIC DISPOSAL UNIT Wapping Community Church tknugbtbil aelleltude for the opln- of attaining them than that of nounced It a ataame that tnora GAS DRESSES reopened Sunday after a two FINAST FRESH MADE FINAST - MAKES WONDERFU SANDWICHES conscription. laa aC olbare. were more peapla wanting a ear* F e k m l weeks' vacation period. Services Super Markets One raaaon we have begun to We roust and ahould do every­ tain kind of hopM ownerahip plan n1U be held each Sunday at 10:45 thing that la neoaaaary to train than stata guarantoaa could aatls- TIRES Mayonnaise Z 35< 59‘ Sandwich Spread 31c do that la a very practical one. fy, wherefore the Governor not a. m. The church school will re­ military manpower. The real res- sume sessions Oct. 1. n*r fRf We know we can go nowhera In only gets a special session, but $ ^ . 0 0 1041 Main Street MIRABEL PURE TIDYHOUSE tha present world, nor even be aon the universal military train' the addition luxury of having OONSUMES AU GARBASE Mr*. Betsy Doherty la enjoying MANCHESTER aura of surviving, ouraelvei, itht— tog proposal has now been post­ housing, one of his favorite Issues a vacation from her duties as Grape Jelly noziAR21c Sandwich Bags »^ooF3ogc poned In Congress la because when he allows himself to cam­ clerk at the Wapping Post Office. we are able to count on the paign normally, as an Issue In that and BURNABLE TRASH ’fm Washington knowe that It la no St. Francis CYO girls softball 22 East Center Street epect and friendship of millions of special sesaion. JUST RECEIVED team eliminated St. Mary Magda­ FANCY U S NO. 1 TIDYHOUSE peapla who have cultures and tra- efficient way of dealing with our Once sgsin, as In all problems ON-THE-SPOT . . . FOR GOOD! lene's of Waterbury In the aemi- ^ MANCHESTER diuaaa of their own, and their present need for military man­ between the Democratic executive A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF .MENSWEAR AND flnala for tHe State championship \ Clovermaid Honey lbmr29 c Sandwich Sacks r-coiKtOc power. The most efficient way for and the Republican legislature, wltq a score of 18 to 5. owa Idea of a future which does the latter is on tha horns of a di­ OTHER DRESSES. SIZES 9 TO 24'/j. Large Free Parking Areas not consist In any straight repro­ us to meet thst need Is through lemma. If It denies him what he Gail White, daughter of Mr. and HEINZ ALL 5c VARiniES duction of American blueprints. the draft, which Is honest enough wants, It Is obstructionist. If it PAY AS LITTLE AS Mrs. Leater White of Avery street. lo Accommodate Your to admit that it takes men to gives him what he wants, he Is home after a visit of a week Sweet Gherkins t >ozbtl29c Candy Bars 6 23^ Another reason wa have begun 'Gm 4 ffir • IfiRf with her grandfather, John White train them for war, not to im­ claims credit for the accomplish­ to do thlo la that, coming into tha PLAID SHIRTS of Indian Neck. COCOANUT, OATMEAL OR BRIDGE FINAST ment involved and for having per­ s r f f i r y t r rets of world laaderahip, we are prove their health or give them suaded the legislature Into It. JUST ARRIVED A WEEK! Master James Francis Maloney really nclthar unintelligent nor some kind of education. And If The traditional great aaaet of of Ellington road, celebrated his Peanuts b oI^ello bag 25« oonscrlptioa la not the practical Democratic gubernatorial candi- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THESE BEAUTIFUL third birthday, Aug. 80. The Ma­ Cookies 19< I WHITE BREAD lacking In perception, and realise dates In Oonnactlcut Is dramatio I loney* spent Labor Day week-end that tha lusty self-esteem of our military answer, let's not stend PLAID SHIRTS. FINAST KEEPS FOODS FRESHER conflict With the legislature, to STATE SERVICE In New Haven and East Haven SLICED KOSHER STYLE URGE ^ Oy natleiial youth is no longer seem­ for having it juiUfied on other which public sympathy generally vlalUng friends. •8 OZ LOAVES Jjf C ly er sound. ^ and more spurious ground.*. drifU toward the lonely and right­ STATION Mrs. Stella Sttlmat accompanied Dill Pickles qtbtl27c Wax Paper 2 125 FT ROLLS 39. 2 At any rate this country, clear­ eous figure of tha executive. The by her children, John Jr., Benja­ only trouble. In the past, has been Dawatowa TFdat ly apd oonslstanUy for the first Amatimg, m tim Cef- min and Pat'lcla, attended the ...... DELICIOUS SNACK SPREAD BaiVIEW that the public aemetlmea tends to 778 Mata RL Ta|. 4187 $ wedding of her ne^ew in Webster, P W ^ ' Marines Land—On Harry 1.49 •*ie*«w r«a M •/ fw* c l You DEVILED 3 0 Z 1 Q , tints la Its history, is more con- forget, between the last session Maea, last week-end. jo a n Ga/uU oemad with balng right, not only If President Truman had said and election, the drama involved. 8«g« Md teresM* ireiAf Mr. and Mra John Collins of conn a pound on thew im* Underwood's HAM TIN I O ' Paper Napkins 2»»21. V-.’ b u t t i r - i g q m. ^ la Its own ayes, but in the eyes of the Marines have a propaganda Being able to stage a freph scene J»$i mrtp mt rMW, grmp Sullivan avenue, accompanied by Just a few weeks before elecUoa etbera as waU. than it la with machine almost equal to the H m CgltiuMmt «m4 far- their granddaughter, Jeanne La- a n d h o n i y b r e a d Is a prlvUege we Imagine Goveia- valle, have returned from a motor Rithmoiul MIRABEL PURE CLOVIRDALI iMfoly balng big and powerful. Navy'e, or almost equal to any­ or Bowles dreamed ef. but could f t k! trip through Vermont and New thin SLICED R is now n part of the naUonal thing but Stalin’*, he might have not Imagine himself getting legit­ Ovmmigkt, rftmmm r*r- Hampshire. K vb o ^ double Wrapped loaf | 0 ^ clinMlU that poUcy la Washington got away vrtth the interlude in imately and reasonably, until the Miss Edna Stager, public health Raspberry Preserve Chunklet Tuna Umea auddanly prompted him to tog* M « ftm«, llgki 0th, I ' VACUUM P^^I^LD lb 3 1 * is originated not only for the ap- which the President of the United be the serious Governor and aud* nurse, resumed her duties Sept, 1, Coptey FRESHNESS SEALED IN W U 04ml, mmmht m neto/ after a months' vacation. Her LIGHT MEAT 6-OZ TIN 29< prkeal of Americana, but for the States momenUrily functioned uTmlT •«n«rgeney prop. 00 POUND JAR hours will be the same as before: 33 > LIGHT MEAT approval of other peoples around with the instincts of an Army 8 to 8:30 a. m. and 1 to 1:30 p. m , Ufa la that way; atlak vir- Strawberry PRESfRVI A*r39c tha world. It is now part of the captain of artillery, and the lack tiMuely to your kalHtag aad the the visiting nurses’* office. Af­ Grated Tuna «oztin27c national cUmata that a great deal of "unlfleatlon" of the armed toofs praetooB ter that call Hartford 8-3726 or FRESH APPLE PIE of oqr aowa ooncama tha reacUon servlcee In the PresldenUal mind Man aaytUag arar -YrH to a NEWS AUIV Clio l«ull*d !« V*ur Manchester 3649. of otbtr paopla to American poU- might not have received such pub­ h n^red tdevialen acrlpte will O* I » llleh*. or bat.in.nt Roy Blanchard, son of Mr. and •Bdd*nly fall Into your laa, Mrs. Robert Blanchard, who has "0 49. SPtCIAl (A 4 3 c (t*^ and that tbta aswa la cohsld- lic attention. B V . It wae Joha Davis Ledge For Owners of ASBESTOS-SIDED’^ homes! ' been at Camp Asta Wama, has *red vary Important news. For the President, in this In­ htouelf who flrat aonoatod vet.umed and la visiting his friend. " ~ « T SUTO „ „ „ „ Oka anample of this new defer- stance was being the "Army Jack McGrievey In Bristol. Mrs. Agnea Esada of Ellington enea af ours, aad of our own man" and reflecting that Jealousy O tm o tn U e atratogleto wore Your old stainedy porous fiidinK can now look EVERY SODERH NOME woadorlng bow they aooM Road gave a party for her brother awarkfoo of its importance, la which is Instinctive among all wheedle their favorite shew 9martei>—and be more weathertight— than when of Newark, N. J.. whom she had do44A Godt GaHRed Jloweft Godt MmiU! providsd by the symboUam con- branches of the armed services, Into Juat one more asaaiim. ORH USE THIS OONVENIENK not seen for'26 years. Several rela­ tainad In the pereon of Nehru, and intended no more real harm NEW! A scienUfic re-surfacing treatment — tives and friends from Waterbury. CLOVERDALE ALASKA FINAST • FANCY attended the reunion. tall tin 35c 46 OZ TIN 25c ^rUne Minister of India It le hard than any member of one Service lime-provedjHt fur outlasts paint) seals water Dorria Rose, wife of Lee Rose Pink Salmon Tomato Juice for OB to undaratand Ndmi at aU Arizona ranki flrat among weat- • No mars mauy^ smaUy gsrbaga to clutter up your intends when he takes a verbal •m Mates of the Union to topper OUT, warmih IN. Adds re-sale value, cuts fuel and daughter-in-law of Mr. and (^LIFORNIA - IN TOMATO SAUCE SILVER BIRCH w a a h ifM t'lmaa. And we recognise that kle "crack" at another eervlce. Ma­ production. Mrs. George Rose of Burnham homo gad yard. Sardines tim»erlaki is-oztin|9c 17-OZTIN 11c •nedas of thought are not oura. rines are used to everything—ex­ bills. • sti-eet, spent the Labor Day week Prune Juice end with them. Dorria la a pa­ f in a s t GOLDIN CMAM STYLE 25c NORWEGIAN ■ SILD VARIETY EXCHANGE • MAKES 1H PINTS Tet we alee recognise Uiat upon cept any comparison with Stalin, • Alewt prompt disAos#! of agg-sheiis. coffaa tient at Uncas on the Thames. our ability to win tbe mind of thia from their own Osmmandcr-ln- Notice BEAUTIFUL! Her health la much Improved and Nbine Cerni ^ Sardines norseboy o, LEMONADE 4 0 Z T IN y7 c Finast Granulated Seap oftS Biun, etnndlng, as he does, ag chief. frousdi, most bonof, rindt and parings. It Is hoped it win not be long be­ f in a s t • NEW ENGLAND fore she Is home to stay. 2 28-OZ TINS 39c f in a s t f a n c y ea s te r n OCEAN SPRAY GETS CLOTHES WHITE AND CLEAN the thought loader for mlUlona ef Actually, the Marines need no ZoniRR Ba«r4 of ApHfib Any color you want, or white. SEE it on homes Sincere sympathy la extended to Bake4Bew« AMatba. depends almost aU hope Sauerkraut 2 25c Cranberry propaganda machine." Their In accardanee with the raqulra- —HEAR owners* opinion. Put it up to us— • Itiminstas rafusa staring. Oisposas ef package Mrs. Tniman Hills and family In 40Z4Ti I 7 c LGE PKG 2 2 . fOFiS safe aad peacaful world. propaganda ' is action. And. menta of tha aantog ragulatlaaa the death of Mrs. HlU'a ^ " d - RICHMOND CUT STEMS end PIKES Aid whan this racagniUoa ex­ throughout their history, they of the Town of Manektoiar. tbe no obligation. **Get a free estimate.’* wrappings, popon and wasta-baskat trash mother, Mra. Emma Griswold OBve 01 Humphrey. August 23rd. S)ie was Green Beans 2 >*ozt>n^33c Mushrooms 4oztin2 7 c tends, in turn, even to the have had the kind of action which Ikmlng Beard of A p a ^ wUl held ' '■0 a public h e a i ^ t a Ike Mualelaal REDUCES NRE HAZARD. tn her 91st year. ^ sO to Krisw C ieck««-28. RICHMOND STAFfl. MEYER SKINLESS n m of aomceae Uka Qa- creates headlines. Whether or not ^ d t o g . w A iaaday ovaotog, All schools in tmvn opened yes­ hrW Maattor, ope may say that terday for the fall term. The ache- Cut Beets 2 27-OZ TINS 25c Frankfurts • jar 39 c their fighting quaUUea are supe­ RjptotoW 18, itgo, at 8 P. iTTaa COCS.C...S it M r beocato almost an ^nuri- tha fouawtog appHeaUoRa: • Saves titof. lohor, aaat pf ald>fashtanad refute dul« this week la a half session. rior to those of any ether branch, Allan Barbriclt, aon of Mr. and RICHMOND • RED RIPE AJST THE THING ON PANCAKES caa»i atofneaplMi. thay have alwrayB had tha appor* y y < > p ««nea4 disposal. New used by tbausandi, aparatas for Mrs. Allan Barijrlck. wlio recently ialanced.diet ^ __ _ 15c FOOD Tomatoes iPomNiSe Timberlake Syrup 23c it Ip tbir lespact and aelldtuda toatty to deroonstrato thara first. Joined the U. 8. Navy, spent the Stroniiheart OOC for tba totnd a( week end at the home of hi* par­ FANCY PKlSBURrS tpa wagld whlgb They make tha haadltoa laadlhgs; aniy paniUat a doyl trs AU FISH . 8-OZ M et ta tba Uiitod Natloaa tot they gat tbe tough, dnunatie as­ asBESTos.SEAL ents. S t Francis of Assisi Sunday 3 Utile VUtlwu CAT Kxv. 3 B* Blueberries 2 5 c Pancoke Mix 20 COM! IN ANO S U THIS after the 8 o’clock maaa. The CYO F|»*A aaipa raspoet and acdlcitude for colorful aad heroic raputotlaa un­ claaaes will sjm^ Monday, Sept 18, tbs aMnd og tha w o ^ which has doubtedly cootrlbutoa to their WONOHfUL NfW CALCINATOK NOWI at 7:30 p.m. New aad Upod Car 1 For Appointment ^ Membera of the Wapping P. T. 104 ua to leviaa our Farmosan pel- moraU aad splilt, wUdi, to tutB, ceaaa aad gapeUas sti^iaa. A. are reminded that candy la ARMOUR'S (n Om dbeeUoa o( tha Unltad leads to nere hesdltoe Ustery. needed for the Wapping Fair LUX FLAKES R is bacauaa thay wart If they-have a propagaada a>a’ Na 808), poatotoa gaga. C«ll Huitford 8-55IQ or Mahehester 2*1805 V Booth, Sept 8, Blnce local mer- RINSO LUX TOILET SOAP SWAN SOAP SPRY COHND H V HASH in tha batUe chlha, they don't need oes. They AppUcatton af Hector aad V ebanta aUto that the sugar altua- ^maa’s mlnda that we have re- get their headlines naturally. Unretta Bouchard for Omifitota Or Write M anehenter DivisioEi tion la easing up, the committee IGIPKG 2 8 c JUST HEAT of Approval for OaooUne StaUon Is In hopes that aach member will IGEPKG 28c 2 BEG BARS 15c 3 REG BARS 24c Vi TIN 35c 3-u,tin9 5 c A N O SERVE L i TIN 4 0 c “gm aiuve war" q>ecch on Middle Tumplka West (Bast ' fiimiah 2 pounda. ' Mrs. WUllam r/N Ijt^tNrwaraaUaathat, Far Qataker wp-aw-g of No. 844), Bqsto4aa Zone. eOOMB Rose of Pleasant Valley will have ^ ------a n ^ inova AU persons toUraptod may at< extra sugar for those who ]rian to AUktofwan 88 dasiflBofi as to tom l^ktortoi. make more Uvan two pounda Mias MAZOLA OIL ARMOUR'S i -«1iai am have kava tl|a IfttMt KEYSTONE DECORATORS Connery has- offerqd to supervise UEEBUOY SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP LUX TOILET SOAP SWAN SOAP •malleat daektoo^t______' s a . ' w 7th •»<> UDi grade ' of tile • -i' ' FINE SALAD OIL VIMHA iAUSAOe mit quick cargo hanffll^, a ia irl TIG QOODWIN STREET EASTHAftTfOEO . Wapping School to candy making 2 klC IAIlS 15c BATH SIZE 11c BATH SIZE 11c fO ' ^ to Um ito^ctitoadto SHfitoml- -JViUiam H. DaBtonstrstioos sod Sjsles thl# week of acboel and wrill hava ^ 2 ■^*5 27c OTTiNyie btw3 7 c AOl TIN- 21c SaerPtary. atota TfiOfr wtoUaWa ■ ^ i4lw _£4■y.-.ai-." ■ '■ ■■.'. ■■''L'' achaol. • TV ■ -j r -* ■ J ■ ■ . . . ^ ^ _ _ ^ _ 1 ... UfiBT MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESlEK, CUNNh IHUKSDAV. SKITK.MBER 7, 1950 ■ \ ^ .

rcgulatlona were made for' the Ap- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D. MANCHESlER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1960 PAGB NINX^ that was justifled, and he empha­ , fidlowing a riieetlng, ayp'leanf.’ Labor Day week-end. Over $1,000 pUce in the senior division, snd pcnl.H Board to break if tliey saw who liad liceii denied were liot on sized the Justilled, could alter plans Local Youths I In trophies was presented by a Bob Carlson and Bob Perkins who of the commission. Cooper aatd no lit cause. Tlicy cou|d see no rea­ ; the phone calllni; at piaces ot I s|>okesman for Xhe Rhode Island won 2nd and 3rd places respective­ ftezoniiig Map Ready; I hnsim"‘8 of the niemhers asking Initial claims numbered 1,784, al­ to go to the F.ld Day la aakea action could he taken on these son for Inquiries as to th< BAard’-i i Department of Aeronautics. Many ly In the Junior DIvtelon. A apceial 0 8 ' for reasona. MeVelgh sa’d that W ONs - m e WTtC — lUNU most uachAnged from the 1,767 of L( vnntart any of tha offlcen Of matters, but he hoped that the upholding the rcgsilatlons when V i r ..bera of Manchestcr’a fast novice event was won by Mai Jobless Here Is willing to offer the.se reasons to Will Trophies the previous week. I the lodge. commissions would act upon this turning down sn^sppllcstion. i growing Skyllners club were pre­ Rhines' daughters, Nancy and W ERC — l.i6U WFliA — 108.7 Chairinsn Janie.' H. McVeigh of denied applicants at the following Claims A %'ear Ago To Be Published Soon .them.selves and alter their poll- sent with some of them taking Caroline, who won a trophy fdf — 84U T oday ^*8 R a d io WHAV — .910 Slate Field Dav the Appeals Board said that since piililic hchring. A J'car sgo. there were 61.803 cles. home coveted trophies. flying as a team. Another'youth­ kkCCL — I2UU WTHT — isse Total But 232 claimants of which 3,389 were Inl- nSHiiining tlic chaii inan.slilp Ik- Allorney Ceorge I„cssnei Mcmlicrs of SkyliiiprM Bastera Ueyllghl I'Une ful winner was $ yenra old Don ttal. give the ritlaens a rhance-to study In dlscii.sslng masons for deny­ had followed the |K>licica pattern­ ; arose to deli-nd Ulose 10 per cent­ George Fitzgerald entered his A large number of local resi­ In fo rm a l Discussion ing requests belore the Plannln* Oliih Entered in Model Perkins w-ho also brought homo a There were 4.50 who exhausted it before the public bearing. ed by former lionrds. McVeigli ers. Me argued that Hie mystery model airplane, "The Minnow.” 4:00— WTHT—Casebook of Gregory dent a, members of Gluseppt Mas- JO-ANN Harry Russell of the Planning Commission aiul Zoning Board of against a large field of competi- coveted trophy. Claims Drop to a New unemployment benefits last week, zlnl Lodgei Sons of Italy, and the ROASTING CHICKENS said lie believed that 00 per cent I attnehed to a denial was not good WDRC-Strike It Rich. Hood. Brings Criticism of Commission said it was nut the in­ Appeals. Johnson said 11 seemed Airplane ('ontoHlH ' tors, takiiig 3rd place for models making the total 3L'J00 since Jan­ Kloonora Duse lAxIge. Daiightera of applications were approved by public rolatiops and that thm di - . The Skyllners arc seeking young WTJC-Back.-ilage Wife. WHAY—Tommy Wllmore Sings Our 3-4 lb. fryers or small routera at SSe hairt a matter of policy to refrain from built to scale. An actual flying mo- Low; State Also Re-' uary 1. During tlie first eight of Italy, are rxperted to attend Reader ansi Advhor Local Board by Attor­ tent of the commission to "shove bis lioaril. Moreover, he stated, > Hied rliould be given delinlte ren- air minded model enthusiasts for WLX.’t?—Request Tim*. WTIC—Aldrich Family. tills thing down the proplcis giving a reason, Members of Manclie.ster'a Sky- ,.del, ' The Minnow” was flown on months of 1949, there wi*re 30,764 (lie Sons of Italy Field Da.v to be become our fu test aelllng aiu. You wlQ find that the piilille seiilimenl is not in wiint •sons. numbers, both for rubber models WHAY—Your Playbill. 8:15— ports Another Drop exhaustions. ney for Jarvis Co, 1 40 foot lines and clocked at 93 lield In Meriden on tills coming they give you more meat for your money th u throats. After all,'the sub-commit- •\nsuer for A|i|>rnls Board eau.scd tile lionrd to grant these i As it was .a maUer ol poliey he- |liners Club convened in Pawtucket, and gas {lowered airplanes. W T H T -F a m ilv Album. WHAY Polish National Home. The Bridgeport office Imik the H u Moved To New Addrem tee spent many long months in Raymond Ooslce and William on per cent lull why they denicil : ing discussed it wa.s left in tlv ! miles per hour. 4:15— I 8:.S0— Jobless claimants In Manchester Sunday, September 10. The affair lower priced chickens elsewhere, and we eren ad> ■I I., for the 4th Annual New Eng­ The club 5i sponsored by Brown- most claims with ;t,(l.58, Manches­ hiid originally been eohedflled for Attorney Rnymond Johnson, rop- making these changes. Time was Stuck, botli members of the Ap­ tile other 10 per leiil. He and (Jo.ii- I liand.s of the eommissloncrs to cs- ' Entered In "stunt competition” WTIC—Stella Dallaa. I W DRC—Air. Keen, Tracer of dropped to a new low Inst week. .1.7 Elm 8t„ Off Main St. mit that they are a better buy than our large Beaupre, Jnc., local Chryslsr-Ply- ter's 232 WHS next to last with the an earlier date but was postponed rtaentlnf Alexander Jarvis, in an a major factor in this study." peals Board, concurred that the lee both commented that the dav I tabli.sli Uio poliey. land Champiunaliip Air Meet over were Mai Rhines who took 1st WON8—Jack Downey’a Music i Lost Persons. Weekly figures released by the Wlllimantic office recording only roasterH . mouth dealers. State Labor Department ahow the bei-iume of liirlement wentlier,, , inforntal diacuaaion on. policies of Moon In Be Published Shop. w n c—Father Knows Best. 140 claims. Near Connecticut General Martin Alvord informed those 4:.H0— WTHT—Blondie. decrease to be 11.1 per cent from Hirings were rei«irteil in candy, The Mezzinl Lodge will hold S ■ the Tow-n Planninx Commission short meeting Sundsy at 2 p.m., and the Zoning Board of Appeals present that the new map is near­ WDRC—New England,Noiebook WONS—Rod and Gun aub. the previous week. There were hardware and boai’lngs. Layoffs In su ra n c e ROGER OLCOTT prior to leaving for Meriden. Any bcfoK the Board of Directors last ly ready and that thi entire l.uib«r WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. 8:35— 282 persons here Idle, 141 fe- were noted In woolens, boats and 403 West Center Street Telephone 785S inale.*!. . night, scored both for alleged fail­ Day week-end was spent in order W HAY—.Meet the Band. WONS-BUI and Henry, News. weaving, some on a vacation shut­ meiuhei who will be unable to at- Tel. 6-1.170 Hartford ure to give reasons for denying to have it prepared and ready for WCCC—News; Request Tln'e. 9:00— Unemployment compensation down. leml tlie meeting but Is planning claims were filed by 228 of which I applications and sone change re- Study these prices and you’ll WKNB—News: Scoreboard. WDRC—Suspense. publicBtioii within the next ten 38 were initial, 181 continued and qu^s.' Criticism was also made days. On the reque.sl of Mahoney, 4:45— WONS—Limerick Show. . - Johnson and Jarvis of the re­ learn how to reduce your food WTHT—News and Weather. WTHT—Amateur Show, nine agent. Four veterans filed; b y the Planning Commission is ex- two initial and two continued. fusal of the combined re-ronlng pccteii to pi blish their findings WDRC—Old Record Shop. WTIC—Dragnet. committee and the Town PI>inning bills in one easy les.son! You’ll WONS - Hollywood, U. S. .4. 9:15i— Reaching the lowest point In and then leave ample time for a more than two and a half years, ts ComRtlsslon to hold prehmlnary WCCC—Junior Di.sc Jockeia. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. study of these p.”oposed changes .see at a glance that it’s no the numlier of jobless claimants In MUfNC . hearinga on the proposed rc-zon- WTIC —Young Widilcr B-iiwn 0:80— the state' droppeil to 16.186 from . ing, prior to a public hearing. The betori the pul.lie liearing is licld. 5:00— WDRC- Crime Photographer. 19.437 the previous week. Ln.st combined committee is made up ’ Harry Bon.«on said that one rea­ problem at all to feed your chil­ WONS—M ert's Record .\dvcn- VVnC— Duffy’s Tavern. week's figures included 630 vaca­ of three members from eai h. of the ; son fill the delay can be altrihiited tures. W O N S- Reporters Round-up,. Board of Directors, the Planning to the new «, hool question that dren plenty of the nutritious, tion shutdown claims from em­ r WDRC—News; Old Record Sh^p. 9:45— ployees not entitled to full vseation Commission and Zoning Board. took So mm li tune hack in the WHAY—Open House. WTHT—Robert Montgomery. Raymond Cooper Presides spring. The siii'-eomniitlce was delicious foods that help so pay during plant shutdowns; dur­ WTHT—Fun House. 10:00— ing the previous week there were Director Raymond Coopei pie-; stalled fill some time then imlil WTIC—When a Girl Marries. WTIC—Cass Daley Show. th.Tt question WHS del ided liclore ■tuch in keeping youngsters 2,190 vacation shutdown claims. sided ot^r the discussions. Taking WCCC— Big Brother BUI. WDRC—Playhouse. Women claimants totaled 7,772, first 'the preliminary diseusaiou on it eo.dd make piopo.«rd changes alert and healthy. We’ve 5:13— WHAY News; Moonlight Mat or 48 per cent of the .claims load. proprMed changes. John.son inqutrcii , in these aieas. W DRC—The Old Record Shoji, Inee. , about the pos.slbility of having ( Iti- | Must Hold Hearings plenty of everything— and WTIC—Portia Faces Life. WTHT-Sports. | sens or leading developers who ■ 6:80— WONS—Frank Edwards: News, i might be affected by these change.s , !• I'um this diMii.s.siim it was leadilv agreed l>y mo.st members our quality, variety and low WONS—B-Bar-B Riders 10:80— LONELY PFAIPLE Customers' getting together before the mat- . WDRC— Hollj-wood Theater. ol Ha eiimmission.s that pVeliml- W'TIC—Just Plain Bill. We do not care how old you ter wont to the public hearing to . WTHT —Space Patrol. WTHT — Washington Redskins' 0 nai \‘ 'di.si ussioMS eouid be lield prices all add up to a high are. Meet new friends. Join offer suggestions. John.soii .said . WCCC—News; Music. vs. New York Yankees Football Corner he saw no reason or haim being ; witliout any harm being done or the GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. mark in savings for you. 5:45— Game. No minors. For Information done by a preliminary meeting in lomnulm enls lieiiig made, John­ WONS—Jack's Waxworks, WDRC- Curt Massey - Martha call Hrs. Bamee, 40 Church which ' the.se developers hail a son said tliat snggestiona shouldn't w n c —Rlcharii Diamond. Cleanlineaa i# dnirable in any Tilton St Orcli. Street, Hartford. Tel. 7-4952 chance to voice an opinion and he loiislrued ifs eommilment.s, be- WTIC—Front Page FarreP. 11:00— AdiP KNOWS HOW TO SATISFY •lo;« and it ia ^Menlial in a food offer their suggestions relative to ( arise Hie i omiiiiH.sions still bad to OpenThurs. Night WHAY—Spotlight on Sports. News on all stations. •torr. proposed changes to large panels hale p.iiilu hearings on all m at­ WetX;—Sports; Charlie Bloss- WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. of land.. ' I ters and imexpeeted opposition ficld. 11:15— Our employcM strive conatant- Open for Suggestions 'Til 9 P. Mk Evening WONS—Jack's Waxwork. • Small Fry and It was brought out tliat in a let­ 6 :00— WTIC—Mindy Cfirson. ly to be Hiire that when you go to ter to Johnson recently, tlic I’laii- W D R C -N ew s. ' i ning Commission stated they weie ' WDRC—Oscar Bwihg'on Social your A&P you will findt W H AY—News. Securl*^ BUI. open for suggestions on Hie ^ WCCC—Music Hall. changes. Walter Mahoney inject- | * 11:25— Big Appetites! Clean FshhI . . , CARS WTHT—Sports Headlines; Joe ed a note that the combined nun- WHAY—Sports. Girnnd Show. 11:80— For hcffdy breakiasts — for school lunches — tor Sold by Clean Clerks .. . mission took over nine monllis to ' GRADE A W TIC—News. makeSoning Board of Appeals will hold W DllC— FM On the air 1 p.m. to JANE PKO l A C a public hearing in the Municipal WKNB—Weather. 11:26 p.m. PEMBROOK Sandwich Rolls PARKER OfB ST r Building, Wednesday evening, 6:S0— 420 Lexington Avenuo WFHA—Same as WDRC. BLENDED WHISKEY ANN4 PINT September 13. 19.10, at 8 P. M.. on WONS—Jim Britt. W'FII.A 3 V —News; Music Hall. Sandwich, Spread PAGE JAR New York 17, N. Y . the following applications: WCCC P. M. 86 5TH WTHT—Sereno Gammcll; Wea­ P800F BOT 2.95 Douglas Dumas, d.b.a. Dougins 6:00—Racing and Sports. Ritz Crackers ,^ g 3 2 ' ther. 40"^ WHISKIES NABISCO Motor Sales, for extension of per­ WTIC—Emile Oote Glee Oub. 6:15—Farm Report; Weather. ' ANN PAGE mission to use premisea for sale Mci^naivox 60'5 G8AIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS WKNB—Sports Newsreel. 6:30—Western Serenade. AAdrmalade ORANGE Va\ 2 3 ' of Used cars and permission to * :4 f ^ 6:45—Keyboard Kapers. have free standing lighted ground 7:00—Dance Timet ANN 4 101,^ OZ 4 )A C WDRC—Lowell Thomas. BRIARCLIFF Tomato Soup PAC-t CANS aign for same located closer to (iF.NM NF, WONS—Evening Star. 8:00—Naval Reserve Show. STRAIGHT BOURBON FA N C T PKG Fiesliness street line than regulations allow, WTIC—Three Star Extra. 8:15—Here’s to Vets. at SU Main Street, Biisine.ss Zone. P IN EA P PL E Duffy’s Tavern—WTIC, 9:80 p.m. 86 5TH English Muffins OfB GIA N T CAN WKNB—Evelyn Knight Show. PROOF BOT 2.99 Controlled! Roy Hagedom for permission LEGS OF LAMB WTHT—Weather. WTIC—FM On the air 7:80 a.m.- 12 OZ |e«C KEMP^S Delmonte JUICE DtSTIUED IN ILLINOIS to erect ga.soliiie station on a lot 3 3 / 6:55— I a.m. Armour's Treet CAN 3 • Incorporated Television REAUY FMSN NNMTS located less than 20« feet from Q F AI.ITV W T H T -E d w in C, Hill. NOT 4 | a e a lot reserved to be used for a Furniture A 5lualc 7:00— WNHC—TV. STRATHMORE CLUB Pink Salmon COLDSTREAM CAN X * * ST K FIl BF.F.I P. AI. AND VECETAILES... srhool, on Middle Turnpike West WDRC-Beulah. BLENDED WHISKEY ii ' / f :15—Time for Beany. Roy Hagedom for permls.sion to 763 5lslii St. TsL 5680 PROOF BOT A bOT 28 OZ WCCC—Music Hall. 3:30—Howdy Doody. iruita and veqelablM (ire displayed use premises for the sale of new MIRACLE WHIP WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Baked Beans YANKEC 2 CANS ' W .W BF.ST A&P's and used cars, on Middle Turn­ WONS—^^Fulton Lewis, Jr. 6:00—Twilight Time. bn produce racks. AU others I KF.SII NATIVE 6:30—Lucky Pup. 4 YEARS OLD pike W est (W est of No. 200 1 WTIC^—One Man's Family. are removed at frequent Intervals^ re­ Buaineas Zone. 8:45—Jean O’Brien Entertains. duced In price and put on the "qutek- CHICKENS WONS—fello-Test. 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollie. TOM MOORE Bcde" table. Malcolm Barlow for j'erm:.«sinn W n c—News of the World. 7:30—Sports. # STRAIGHT BOURBON to use premises for the .sale ot lass WDRC—Jack Smith. 7 ;45— Newsfrol. PBEEBTOm M Sj ALTO (; B6 STH m m m Mr used cars and to have ir ti sta.-. J- SMOKED BABY FOOD 10**™^ 5 / 7:S0— 8:00—Stop the Music. Peaches iiBiRTA ^ laa V 2.99 ing lighted ground r gr. . .ate-J MfRRORS WONS—Gabriel Heatter. 9:00—Morey Amsterdam. PROOF BOT closer to street line r-iTila- DISTILLED IN KENTUCKY ITS MATCHUSS SNOW WHITE WTHT—Counterspy, 9:30—Dave Garroway. FLAVOR GIVES Couliflower n SHOULDERS EXTRA LARGE HEAD IA tioas allow on Ma-n Stree: 17 OZ. CANS w n c —Guy Lombardo Show. 10:00—Private Eye. SALADS SAVORI SWEET M of Post Office Bus.—-w Zee- DEL.MONTE WDRC—CTub Fifteen. PILGRIM 10:30—Believe It or Not. LYNNBROOK h .9 FANCY Italian Prunes DELICIOUS ^ Its ' Heotor and LotJ-.ta B : -----i.-i WCCC—New.s; Music Hall. 11:00—Late Newsreel. BLENDED WHISKEY Saiad fo r perr->e«ie.T. ••••.•. la,-. r 7:45— Celery NATIVE PASCAL M i staUac and to e-»u -re* vtar : r.; GARDEN PEAS 3 5 / WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. B6 STH HOME GROVYN ^ KHB • PORK ROAST P«OOE BOT 2.99 TURKEYS Drnsieg grousd Bgn os Stst* WONS—I Love a Mystery. School or Party LONG ISLAND W LS 4 I'llFSIlI.Y SLICED WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Potatoes • as iscLcaled oc pk>: {•.ar. - I.E.AN R IB 7:56— Fresh Young Plump ANN PAGE u. s. NO I w V bag oo IfKtCe T o m ? ):- U'*-,-. Kj !- W KN B—News, 4 AND 6 YEAftS OLD QUART NATIVC ^ 10 to 14 Lbs.-Reg.' LB o f No. $44 - Bttfcne.* ^ Zcir— PORK LIVER . 39c PORK CHOPS f a n c y INSCRE FRESHNESS S:00— JAR 49' A pplet WEALTHY IBS FR ESH LEAN Ross Berk '-*■ t- = " 7 »» - r r .Slioi LDER Cl T WDRC—FBI In Peace and War iYorktown ASSORTED Candy IN S.A.NDW1CHES . . . GREEN VALLEY Drawa, R«a*r-to-Coak LB 61c 10 OZ oaC OLD HUNDRED PINT convert boild^ 16x24. PLATE BEEF tOUBBON WHISKEY KeHefi's All Srai PK6 10 Ic® Cream ai$o9teofiavor$ PKG temporary -ueg quarters r-a- u. 39c VEAL CHOPS ISE ••iiRAieiT itezA|C 11IV] Ccoler S»L Pboii^ AIM^ SMALL* BABY FILLED and SOLID MIX Silhouette Pansies 904 STH « WfJ ioteuen. mn e l 15 OZ of lot on OjEgT-*s SIIOCLDEK SPRING PROOF BOT J Seedless Raisins ABP PKG site No. 110*. R- = ,4enc« Z-xic B. YOUR S tarr Fronlr. PU'turr Krmmlag A BLEND OF STRAIGHT WHISKIES e m r Y s ‘“•VT •‘■ l o r f ' * ^ 2 5 ^ LB CELLO i TTlOnuu Dawk:ns for perr-. -- Vmrtlan Rlind* SPARE RIBS SSc LAMB CHOPS Lh 79c LE.MON ’N LI.MES NATIVE CHICKENS Apricots BAG “ Famltiirr Topt Pm Bm m aioB to use building for Phimb.r.g TIDY HOUSE IOOZ4MWC Business in rear of 9! Chartn PORK KIDNEYS 23c LINK SAUSAGE QmfufdsjeL SooicL ^ . - 1 .1 __inttv'S-nepAionc leoz mmc Lb. 65c CHOICE Brussel Sprouts LIBBY** Oak Street, Residence Zone i • iSOl'R BALLS to 3H POUNDS-REGULAR il K C K9Bmw9o CASStev pvs £9 PKG PMSH BIOILIBS or PBYIIS LB 12 0 Z ^ O ^ Hartford Road Corporation for MACOLM STUART DoTs rz ^ Mix 26‘ Libby's Strawberries PKG extension of permission to have PEPPERMINT STARLIGHT. GRADE „ Sandwich Bags B6 STH « A A Drown, Cooily-To-Cook BroHors or Fryors LB 63* fres standing ground sign. 8x12 . PROOF BOT tw.TT Sofor WofcrsiI tlKO locatsd clo.vr to street line Lhsn **A** CNCAM ' regulations allow on Hartford S l ic e d BACON FILLED RASPBERRY A lf Cora STVU fee Creem frrSS 2«' Road (W est «>f Bridgr .Mtr>* Pm i rAMCV CAN 21 Rolls BROWN *NSERVI OP* R w of Main and Strant Streets, 1 Bu.si- INVISIBLE NYLON ,b 59c SHARP CHEESE Ib 59c ret Kvinv ness Zone. CORONADO CMtsim SURGICAL EUSTK STOCKINGS WIN A BIG ‘TUNE-0’ P|tIZE Gaorge Elliott for permission to ! 1 i.b.65c CREAM CHEESE i.h. 55c AUNT tSCAL MILO AND ^ 2 . 6 9 PANCAKE FLOUR JEMIMA Jen' CAMIM S 7 t S t Y Eight O'clock MCLLOW Rsrage to dwell- : • TWO-WAY STffETCH PNS ^ H'ff^'lth a breczeway which will ' 910 ANN aAOE-DELICIOUS POK Mm i U is IMCK mxtr IKHAND b* closer to South side line Uian ' • LAUNOn tASILY BAKERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 10 A. M. RON REGA SYRUP PANCAKES AND WAFFLES 'io“ ' 2 3 ‘ _ AM PASt Rm K C ircle tUlLBODim regulations allow, at 251 McKee ON YOUR SiKIAWMITt • n r • WEAK LONGEK WHITE OR COLD A4)N 12 OZ O BgC viGoaoui StrseL Residence Z for the e x ^ rt or novice. Pattern No. 8520 is a sew-rite SJ2 .99 SUNKTriELiU MLD DOZ 4ga twollen and tired legs and perforated patUm in sixes 2, 3, 4, FRESH EGGS G R JID E A. PtnXJET SIZE DOE Ma ^wo free standing lighted 2 Lb*. 25c Pattern No. 5163 consieta ot hot- fVMind aigns, 5’xl4', which will be other teg conditions 45c iron tnuMfer for 3)4 yards of 2)8 5, 6, 8 and 10 years. Size 3. 1 7-8 WANT OTHER NATIONAtlV KNOWN All pricci lubjtct to market chances aa* affaetlva a t aB AftF Salf-8«rvie4 Btoraa la tbla area. iaotted cloacr to street line than Inch .wide pattern, color sugges­ .vards of 39-lnch; 1 yard pur­ BRANDS AVAIlAtlE AT AtP STORf! ragwlatloins a)low,' on O n tcr tions. stitch illustrations and ma­ chased ruffling. [VERY ITtM AT YOUR A & P IS PRICE MARKED SO YOU (AN SEE yVHAT YOU RE SPENDING AND (Ht' h I StMgt 4 East of No. 301-315. Busi- terial requirements. For this pattern, aend 25 cents, laCOLOBORANOAUON flats Zone. SUPER FREE Send 30c in coins, your name, tn coins, your name, address, sixe AB^paoMis interested msy at- 974 (ddreaa and the Pattern Number desired, and the pattern nunUier HAND AT AU TIMES 1 to Sue Burnett, TTie Manchester ^'d. ttln hearing. m M a r C i PARKING :o Anne C^tet (The Manchester SWKTNEART SOAP u aioY PMDuas DASNMSFSM •oord of Appeals. MAIN ST. Evening Herald), 1150 Ave. Amer- Evening Heralti, 1150 Ave. Amer­ >■ Jam a* H. McVeigh, PresrnLpHon PliRnBRCT as. New York 19, N. Y. icas, New York 19, N. Y. S o ap Ifaol agrew with your akio. MATUSS fortiflad wMh livar. IwUt'a ' M i - * FOOD. MARKLTS Beady for you now—the new 116 EAST U P K S W f POPU LA R Needlework Fans-A nne Osbot’s ' ...... Chsirmsn. Next To Store , \ tniMm H. Stuelj. 901 Main Tffl. 5321 A Big new Albufli Is bare. Doaens of Fall and Winter Issue of Fashion. M«H|C WE RESERVE THE RIGHT To taMTr taaeinatSng nevg dsalfil*. gifts dec­ 46 pages of smart new stjdes, ape- te S i lS ' am16* SAB M iV Secretary. , orations and spaclaT featurea... clal intereatliqf featurea, fraa j^t- CENTER ST. I'lus 4 gift patterns and direetiona. tem printed inside. Smid 25 cBnt* today for .yuur cooy. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MIUKSUAy, SKl'TIOMBER 7, 1950 P A G B -tim tl IB SIGHT Initial clalma numbered 1.7M. al­ to go to the Feld Day Is asheH following a meetIn'T, nupl:eant ■ Labor Day week-end. Over $1,000 j.plgce In the senior division, and o m that was Justitied, and he empha­ icgrulallons were made for'the Ap-1 in trophies was preaented by a- Bob Carlaon and Bob Perkins who WONS — I4I» WTILi — 1080 most uachanged from the 1,787 of I L. <1^4‘ to H old < contact any of the officera of peal.s Board l(» break If they saw' who had been deiilnl wri o hot on Jobless Here the previous week. | the lodga. sized the Justitied, could alter plans the plione cnllln;; at placc.s ii Local Youths spokesman for 'the Rhode Island won 2nd and 3rd places respective­ WURC - l.1«U 4VF1IA 108.1 of the commission, f'ooper said no lit cause. .They cou^4 see no ren-j Department of Aeronautics. Many ly in the Junior Divialoii. A speclqi Claims A Y’ear Ago State Field Dav Rezoning Map Ready, son for Inquiidc.a as to the Bbard'.^ bicslnees of the members a.sitiii;: : WKNB - 840 Today’s Radio WUAV — 810 A j'eaf ago. there were 61.803 action could be taken on these for rea.sons. McVeigh sa d thrt li ;r ..bera of Manchester’s fait novice event was won by Mai WTHT — 1880 Total But 232 jiiallers, hut be hoped that the upholding the reg*ilatlon.s when Win Trophies \ growing Skyliners club were pre- Rhines' daughters, Nancy and WC'CL - 1390 CMtrra Uayllgbl ttme claimants of which 5,389 were Inl- O t u M . turning down an^application. is willing to offer the-so reasons to tls). A large number of local resl- eommis.«lons would act upon this denied applicants at tho following ! ' sent with some of them taking Caroline, who won a trophy tat There were 4.50 who exhausted them.selves and alter their poli­ Chairman .iBmi'.i II. McVeigh of home coveted trophies. flying as a team. Another'youth­ WTHT—C'asebook of Gregory dont.s, members of Giiiseppl Mas- To Be Published Soon the Appeals Board .said that sliiic public licftiing. ■ I I 4:00— Claims Drop to a New- unemployment beneflts lust week, zlnt Irfidgpi Sons of Italy, and the JO-ANN ROASTING CHICKENS cies. Atlorm y Cnoige C. Lessnei IVIriiilfors *>f Skyliiierf* : George Fitzgerald entered his ful winner was 8 years old Don . WDRC -Strike It Rich. Hood. making tho total 31,200 since Jan­ n.s.siiming the chnii iiianshifi b" Perkins who also brought home o WHAY—Tommy Wllmore Sings Kloonora Duse !,mlge. Daughters In discussing masons for deny­ hod followed the policies palleill- arose to del end tllose 10 per cent­ model airplane, "The Minnow." WTIC-BacksUge Wife. Low; State Also Re* uary I. During the tlrst eight of Italy, are expected to attend Reader and Advisor ^ Our 3-4 lb. fryers or small roaatera at SSe'hava give the clllsens a chance to study r.liih Eiitercil in Model coveted trophy. W i;i,V—Request Tim*. WTIC—Aldrich Family. Informal DiscuMioii it before the public hearing. ing requests belore the IMannln* yd by former hoards. McVeigli ers. He argued thal the mystery [ against a large Held of competi­ ports Another Drop months of 1949. there were 30.764 the Sons of Italy Field Day to be Mcome our fastest selllnc size. You will find that Commission ai.il Zoning Board of said he bdieved thal 90 per cent I allnclied to a denial was not good Airplane Conlesis tors, taking 3rd place for models . The Skyliners arc seeking young WHAY—Your Playbill. 8:15-7 exhaustions. Harry Rii-sscll of the Planning WTHT-Family Album. W h a Y - Polish National Home. held In Meriden on thla coming m they give you more meat for your money than Brings Criticism of Appeals, Johnson saiil it seemed of uiipllcstloiis weie approved by public relations and that tho.-..- (h - built to scale. An actual flying mo- air minded model enthusiasts for The Bridgeport office timk the Sunday, September 10. The affair H Moved To New AddreEia Commission said it was not the in­ ! med should be given definite rea- 4:18— 8:30— Jobless claimants In Manchester most claims with 3.0.58. Manchcs> lower priced chickenn elsewhere, and we even ad* tent of the commission to "shove a matter of policy to refrain from his board. Moreover, he slalcil. .Members of Maiicbc.ster'e Sky- del. "The Minnow" was flown on mrr.fbera, both for rubber models WDRC- Mr, Keen. Tracer of dropped to a new low last week. had originally been achedflled for largo Local Board by Ailor- giving a reason. son.-;. . . ^ j i_ ...... <0 foot lines and clocked at 93 and gaa powered airplanes. WTIC—Stella Dallaz. tor’s 232 was next to last with the S.*) Elm St„ Or( Main St. mit that they are a better buy than our this thing down the people's the piiblii' scmtiiiieiil IS not in what A.s it was n iiinller ol policy be- j liners Club convened In Pawtucket, i WONS—Jack Do-wney’a Music Lost Petsons. Weekly figures released by the WtIUmantic offlee recording onl)- I an t'nrllcr date but was postponed roast ertt. throats. After all, the sub-comniit- ,\ns«er for ,\p|ieals Hoard cau.sed the board to grant these WTIC—Father Knows Best. State Labor Department show the I becHUHo of Inclement weather. nev for Jarvis Co. ing discu.s.s(d it wa.» li ft .ii tlv , j .jj,, Annual .Vcw Eng- In "aliint eninnetllion" The club is sponsored by Brown- Shop. 140 claims. Near Connecticut General ifP spent many long months in Raymond ('.oalee and William 90 per c ent but why they ilenied Beaupre, Inc., local Chrysler-Ply- 4:80— WTHT—Blondlc. decrease to be 11.1 per cent from Hirings were rc),Hirled in candy, I The Mezzinl I.rfidge will hold a the other 10 per l ent. Me and C.os- liaiids of the commissioners to cs- Eiitereo in stunt competition Attorney Reymond Johnson, rrp- making these changes. Time w as, Stink, both members of the Ap­ isblisli llic policy land Championship Air Meet over i were Mai Rhines who took 1st mouth dealers. W’DRC—New England Notebook WONS—Rod and Gun Club. the previous week, There were hardware and bearings. Layoffs abort meeting Sunday at 2 p.m., Inaurance ROGER OLCOTT peals Board, concurred that the lec both commented that the day I 282 persons here Idle, 141 fe­ j prior to leaving for Meriden. Any rt«entln» Alejcander Jarvis, in an a major factor in this study," | I WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. 8:38— were noted in woolen.*, boats and 403 Went Center Street Telephone 7858 Soon to Be Published I WHAY—.Meet the Band. WONS—Bill and Henry. News. males. weaving, some on a vacation shut­ I menihei who will be unable to at- Tel. 6-1.770 Hartford inforntal diacuaaion on policie.s of Martin Alvord Informed those | WeeXT—News; Request Tin’e. B:00— Unemployment compensation down. I tend tlie mreUiig but Is planning ^ the Town PlanninR Commission WKNB—News; Scoreboard. WDRC—Suspense. claims were filed by 228 of which and the Zoning Board of Appeals present that the new map Is near- i ly ready and that th. entire U itxir, 4:45— WONS—Limerick Show. 38 were initial, 181 continued and 7.772. Commission and Zoning Board. look so much time hack in the | 5:13— WHAY New.s; Moonlight Mat­ or 48 per cent of the claims load Kas-mond Cooper Preslilcs spring The suh-commiUee was | much in keeping youngsters WDRC—The Old Record .Shop. inee. Director Raymond Ooopci l»e-dialled !■ 1 -,ome Unic then iiiilil WTIC—Portia Faces Lile. WTHT—Sports. I sided over the discussions. Tnkiiig Ihnt ielimi-j| Tltlfi call 5$rs, Bameei 441 Cliarch Cleanliness ia desirable in any ter went to the publii’ houriiig to MKEK'S Tilton A Orel). ' WTIC—Richard Diamond. Street, Hartford. Tel. 7-4352 offer suggestions. , John.soii suid iiai y di.'u u.ssioiis could be held ' TOP mark in savings for you. WTIC—Front Page Farrel'. 11:00— alo;% and it ia essential in a food without any harm being,done or A&P KNOWS HOW TO SATISPY he saw no reason o T 'li a i m being ''AL|ie WHAY —Spotlight on Sporty. News on all stations. store. done bv a preliminary meeting in I oiiimilmcnls licing nlndi . .lohn-I WCCC—Sports; Charlie Bloss- WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. sou .said UiHl suflgestioiis alioiildn't I whicti ' the,' 11:38— Big Appetites Cleon Food... It was brought.out that in a let­ WTHT—Sports Headlines; Joe WHAY—Sports, ter to Johnson recently, the Plan- Girand Show. 11:80— For hardy breakfasls — tor achool lunches — ior Sold by Clean Clerka ... ring Commission stateil they wri o WTIC—News. school snacks, you'll find -your nearby A&P Just tho WTIC—Especially for You. open for suggestions on WKNB—News; Sports Review. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. tho place to find what you hood. And best of all, In a Clean Storm changes. Walter Mahoney iniect- CARS WONS—News. WDRC — Public Service Pro­ every item Is priced marked so you (xm see what ed a note that the eombiiied com­ GRADE A 8:10— gram. you're spending and chock your purchases. If you think we need apruchig mission took over nine months to WDRC—Jack Smith Sport.s. 11:58— makesiheir plans and the new pro­ WANTED W’KNB -Easy Rhvthm. WONS—News. IGE v a c up, the men and women in your posed map and changes in the reg­ 8:15— Wo pay lop ca«h prices WHAY—News. Sandwich Bread MARVEL LOAF 9 ® store will appreciate it if you will ulations should he printed now to WDRC - Jack Zaiman 13:00— for any year or nuxiel. Sec WTIC -Bob Steel* ANN RAGE IIOZ 4*«C let ns know. WTIC — News; Dance Music; Peanut Butter CREAMY JAR v 8 1 Wall I’arker the car buyer WONS—Sports. ' News. w :n e a n d l iq u o r va lu es HEN WHAY—Supper Serenade. MEL-O-aiT, WHITE 4 3 ^ Please writet Notire at - Frequenry Modulatinn AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES bcoioredamer LB •:8(V-. WDRC—FM. 98.7 MC. Sliced Cheese WDRC—Record Album. CatloaMr RalatioM Depetawit n.AR K K MOTOR SAI.E.S WFHA—103.7 MC. 8:88— WTIC— FM 98JJ MC. Potato Chips PARKER BAO 25' Zoning Board of Appeals W-nC—Weather. (BhiiJuiidu AAP Food Stores Hroad Street, Phone 2-2012 WDRC—FM On the air 1 p.m. ta JANE RKO « A C WKNB—Weather. Sandwich Rolls PANKEN OFB In iccordance with the require- Open 'Til 9 TURKEYS 8:Slk— 11:28 p.m. PEMBROOK 420 Lexington Avenue menU of the zoning regulations WONS—Jim Britt. WFHA—Same as WDRC. BlENDfD WHISKEY ANN« PINT a « c t l WFHA PAGE JAR O l of the Town of Manchester, the WCCC—News; Music Hall. Sandwich, Spread i f f f s New York 17, N. Y. Zoning Board of Appeals will hold P. M. 86 MH 2 ^ 9 5 WTHT—Sereno Gammell; Wea­ M O O F BOT I public hearing in the Munirlpal 6:00—Racing and Sports. NABISCO ther. 4 0 '- WHISKIES Ritz Crackers S5; building. Wedne.sday evening, W n C —Emile dote Glee aub. 6:15—Farm Report; Weather. A N N PAGE 1 LB c 3:30—Western Serenade. 605- G RAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 2 3 .September 13, 1950. at 8 P. M., on WKNB—Sports Newsreel. Marmalade ORANGE JAR • the following applications: 8:45—Keyboard Kapers. lb. 8 :4 8 -. I A N N a tOVii O Z Douglaa Dumas, d.b.a. Douglas WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 7 ;00—Dance Time; BRIARCLIFF 8:00—Naval Reserve Show. Tomato Soup PAC-t 3 CAN S 29' Motor Sales, for extemsion of per- Ma^navox WONS—Evening Star. STRAIGHT BOURBON h fteshiiMss mitsion to use premises for sale W n C —Three Star Extra. 8:15—Here's to Vets. PKG a f a c B6 5TH English Muffins O f A 4 f c W of Used can and permission to WKNB—Evelvn. Knight Show. Duffy's Tavern—WTIC, 0:30 p.m. 2.99 WTIC—FM On the air 1:30 a.m.- PROOF BOT 12 OZ K i e Controlled! have free standing lighted ground D E M INF, FANCT WTHT—Weather. DISTILLED IN ILLINOIS I a.m. Armour's Treet C A N ® I aign for same Iboated closer to SPRING PINEAPPLE 6:85— street line than regulations allow, GIANT CAN WTHT-Edwin C. Hill. Television N O I P l C C REAUY FMSN NNUTS • t SS3 Main Street. Biisine.ss Zone. 1:00— W'NHC—TV. STRATHMORE CLUB Pink Salmon COLDSTREAM CAN w S Debnonte JUICE P. M. AND VKCTAILES... LEGS OF LAMB 3 3 ^ WDRC—Beulah. BtENDED WHISKEY Roy Hagedorn for permission K E M r S WHAY—Symphony Hall. .5:00—Mr. Magic. to erect gasoline .station on a lot Q l' AI.ITV 5:15—Time for Beany. 86 STH M H Q Jane Parker Hermits Only uniform, top quality, psak-iresh located leas than 209 feet from WTHT—Storyland. PROOF BOT A.OT SI KKIl HFFF WeXXJ—Music Hall. 3:30—Howdy Doody. frulls and vegelablas ora displayed a lot reserved to be u.sed for a WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT CANS 39' WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. 6:00—Twilight Time. Baked Beans YANKEE ^ on A&P's produce rocks. Ail others school, on Middle Tiirn]uke \t esl 6:30—Lucky Pup. 4 YEARS OLD iWeat of No. 200), Business Zone. RIB ROAST WTIC—One Man's Family. are removed at frequent Intervals, re­ ’1:15— 6:45—Jean O’Brien Entertains. Roy Hagedorn for permission to MIRACLE WHIP duced in price and put on the "quick- H .W R E S T WONS—■I’ello-Test. 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollle. TOM MOORE use premises for the sale of new lb saio" table. I KESli N.ATIVr. W n o -N e w s of the World. 7:30—Sjpiorts. STRAIGHT BOURBON and used cars, on Middle 'I'liin- WDRC—Jack Smith. 7:45—Newsfeel. NEISTONE •6 5TH M pike West (West of No. 2001 1:80— 8:00—Stop the Music. Peach«B flBESTA ^ I Busineaa Zone. CHICKENS WONS—Gabriel Heatter. 9:00—Morey Amsterdam. PROOF BOT 2.99 IT’S MATCHLESS SNOW WHITE Malcolm Barlow for jiei mission WTHT—Counter.spy. 9:30—Dave Garroway. DISTILLED IN KENTUCKY I.EW FLAVOR GIVES Cauliflower EXTRA LARGE HEAD to use premises for the sale of AliTO (M ASS BABY F(K)D 1 0 ^ ^ 5)^ W Tie—Guy Lombardo Show. 10:00—Private Eye. SALADS SAVORI used cars and to have free stand­ SMOKED WDRC—Club Fifteen. 10:30—Believe It or Not. LYNNBROOK PILGRIM SWEET gm ing lighted ground sign located MIRRORS WeXX^—Ncw.y; Music Hall. Italian Prunes DELICIOUS ^ LBS 35' n OZ. CANS 11:(X)—Late Newsreel. BLENDED WHISKEY Selad closer to street line than regtibi- SHOULDERS 1:45— NATIVE RASCAL M DEL.MONTE BO tiona allow on Mam Street (North WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. S6 STH Celery HOMEGROWN d t gCHS 29* FANCY PtOO F BOT TURKEYS of Poat Office I, Business Zone. I.EAN WONS—I Love a Mystery. School or Party 2.99 Drsssing LONG ISLAND I* WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Hector and I»tetta Bouchard RIB 1:55— Fresh Young Plump AN N PAGE Pofotoes U.S.NO I 50 i'G98‘ GARDEN PEAS 4 A N D 6 YEARS OLD 3 5 < WKNB—News. for permission to erect ga.solme QUART NATIVE 8:1)0— 10 lo 14 Lbs.-R»g. LB ^ W station and to erect free standing PORK ROAST % Apples WEALTHY 4 i . , 2 9 ' ground sign on State' Highway WDRC—FBI In Peace and War GKESI VALLEY I'KF.SIILY SLICED RIH Draws, RcBJy-lo-Ceak LB69< 10 OZ mmC OLD HUNDRED PINT (as Indicated on plot plan tiledl INSFRE FRESHNESS BOURBON WHISKEY KeMen'i All Bran PKfi 10 Ice Cream ASSORTED FLAVORS PKG 25' on Middle Turnpike West i East fa n c y RBIR RABBIT PORK LIVER l. b . 39c PORK CHOPS i.b. 53c 90.4 1SOZ m%mlng SPARE RIBS I,h. 55c LAMB CHOPS i b 79c LEMON 'N LIMES Thomas Dawkins for pcrmi.s- V^nptfan Hlind* TIDY HOUSE PRfSH BROJURS or PRYIRS i2 0 z ^ g c MACOLM STUART Libby's Strowberries PKG aion to use building for Plumbing Famliiirr Toiit PORK KIDNEYS 23c LINK SAUSAGE i,h. 65c CHOICE l.b. SOl’R BALLS B« STH « Q Q Drown, Roody-To-Cook BroHora or Pryttrs LB R3* Business in rear of 91 Cliartei PROOF Satar Wnfm..". 2.»s25‘ Oak Street. Residence Zone r. BOT w . T r OLD HUNORBO PT Hartford Road 'Corporation lor I’EI’PERMINT STARUGHT, Sandwich Bags Atf Cara 2^.:25* ie e Cremm AISTRUVOaB PKO 25' extension of permission to liaie GR.XDE GLEN C RM AN WILDMERE m> 2J^ -A" lb Taaiata Jake LltSV-( 2 cu t free standing ground sign, 8'xl2 . FILLED RASPBERRY Smoked Picnics SUGAR CURED Candy Marbles ^MORE 'pK°(f 1 9' located closer to street line than SucE D 3.99 SOPHIE 11* a y e BACON FANCY Z ^ FAMOUS FOR ITS regulations allow on Hartford Pkg. of .30 #/ a SATISFYING Peanut Brittle MAE PKO V # # Road (West of Bridge Street i, ORANGE and I.EMON 1 0 ^ Beef Liver ‘ SUCED LB Business. Zone. GLEN FYNE FLAVOR DIXIE, tO Z m F M C - n v THE SLICES Salted Peanuts VIRGINIA PKO d tt a Alexander Jai-vis for extension ITEf'F, 10 YEARS OLD SUNNYFIELD Beef fir Teo of permission to have free stand­ m e r o lo g n a AVG. 12 OZ. JAR Pkg. of 100 B4 STH Sliced Bacon "SUPER-RIGHT’’ vs LB C | C A . B FII.LED MINT PROOF BOT ing ground aign. 8'xl2', on Noryi- | 4.99 PKG east corner of Adams Street and ; . STRAM’BERRY RIB END Oven^Freeh Treutnt Middle Turnpike West, Residence j LB. 2!one A. | B i WU l Pork Loins UP TO 6 LBS n ^ v a M B S * * SUGAR RAISfO PKO 4 < a e BOX CRIWS I d O n U V S ja n e PARKER Of 12 O O C. A. Porterfield for extension ; ZONGA kU M S MTtNAL of permission to sell canaries‘and CaaWii ensFs n r LOAF CHEESE WHITE OR COLO Frsth HsMock FiHsts PARKBt PKO P4CMRV LASH. Cinnomon Buns 2 5 ' pet supplies in basement at 6S FKKSIILV SUCED FRESH SUCED u : i j 9 Spruce Street, Residence Zone B. NO ONit •6 STH CWcfcan •M il CMMID PROOF BOT Ffliicy Whitiiig eel---- B r t A le e ^ Caram el Nut Rolls pm^ pko3 3 ' McClure Auto Company for ex­ wiiONr BOILED HAM Lb. SWISS CHEESE M l. 2.49 Nm M nPIIDB f. L. HR. MR 4w irOCKNO MADI Tune distilled in west indies tension of permission to use prem­ TOP 4tl'AUTY Popular Markets Bring You -0 Fresh SHctd SwRidfish ises tor sale of new and used cars ASS'TGRUYERE A&P Paai FAMY 2V Rolls laOWN'NRRVI OfS and permission to have free stand­ LIVERWURST M l. CORONADO ing lighted ground sign located FRE SH LY s L i C’ED YORK STATE 2t!7r STH AUNT 20 OZ a--- iRCAL m m C trs MILO AND closer to street line than regula­ sm% umm m ir mwf tions allow, on Southeast corner SPICED HAM SHARP CHEESE BOT""2.69 PANCAKE FLOUR JEMIMA PKG i r Eight O'clock MEUOW of Main and Strant Streets, Busi- INVISIBLE NYLON WIN A BIG TUNE-0’ PpiZE ANN PAOC-DELICIOUS POt 12 OZ RICH AND Jar RiaRt Mis mu SMS 7* nesa Zone. SURGIUL EUSTIC STOCKINGS COOKED SALAMI . . 65c CREAM CHEESE Lh. RON REGA SYRUP PANCAKES AND WAFFLES SOT 23' «U______AM FME BUART .yC R ^ Circio RHiaODKD George Elliott for permission to 9 1 0 WHITE OR OOLD ANN 12 OZ v in eg a r ciBiRiwsiTt mt if vioatoua attach existing garage to dwell-1 • TWO-WAY STKITCH H y 9mm B m a tt CURRANT JELLY PAGE GLASS 23' Bokar Coffoo ANOWIMV 79' 10 A. M. ** 9 AO DaNyDmFaaB ing'^^th a breezeway which will ^ BAKERY Fresh Fruits attd Vegetables ON YOUR So easy to make—euch fun to FROOF BOT QUICK be cloaer to Squth side line tlian • LAUNDtR BASILY wear! An adorable little dress for A .o y EXTR.Y FANCY’ CCKHUNO . By Mn^ As m Ctobot 4 YEARS OLD SUNNYFIELD QATS COOKING ^°G^ 13' regulations aUow, at 281 McKee lO N G fIt V. S. No. 1 FIRST DAILY DUL lYim household linens and wear- young girls that buttons from I0V4OZ Street, Residence Zone A. • WBAA SPECIAL neck to hem. Is gayly trimmed * APPLES ablea with an enchanting border of VEGETABLE SOUP CAMPBELL’S 2 CANS 25' BNCATiR CBAX Kunigunda BaStis lor pt-rmis- •1 INVISIBie OVEN FRESH silhouette pansies In cross stitch. with ruffling and saucy bows. RIONDO RUM Bion to erect 9‘xl2' sign, approxi­ $9.95 The designs work-up like magic, Practical for school, nice for par­ WHITE OR COLO Msgowan • SEAMIESS M aine SULTANA RICE PKG'•15' •2 PKG“ 25' mately 40’ from street line, on 3 L b x 2 5 c PICK UP YOUR “TUNE-O” CARDS and make pleasant pick-up wo$k ties, too. ** STH A m i JELLY Pattern No. 8520 is a sew-rite s t n m m E D D m l ;d d o z 4 ie Oakland Street t North of No. SWEET m e v NA'nVE for the expert or novice. FRs .Ml prit'H Bubjwt to market changes aa4 affaeUva at aB AAV Salf-8arv(M Btoraa la Uila arta. mlasion to use premises for lief from varicose veins , 15 LR inch .wide pattern, color suggea- yards of 39-inch; 1 yard pur­ BRANDS AVAIlAtlE AT AAR STORE! tions. stitch tllustratioions and ma-. chased ruffling. of new and used cars and to swollen and tired legs and • EVERY ITEM AT YOUR A & P IS PRICE MARKED SO YOU (AN SEE WHAT YOU RE SPENDING AND (HfCH -U ^ j two free standing lighted Doz. 49c B.\G 45c 2 Lb^. 25c terial requirements. For this pattern, aend 25 cents, ICE COLD BIER AND A ll ON in coins, your name, address, size I aigna, 5'xl4’, which will be other leg conditions Send 20c in coins, your name, HAND AT AU TIMES $t«d closer to street line than 'tddress and the Pattern Number desired,, and the M ttem number Iona allow,*' on Center FREE to Anne Cabot (The Manchester to Sue Burnett, ^ e Itancheater SWKTHIART SOAP U CHOY PRROUen RASH ROB FROR ; Ol Mo. 301-31.5, Bus!- Evening Herald), 1180 Ave. Amer- Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ 974 'as. New York 19. N. T. icas, New York 19, N. Y. Soop that agrsaa ■with your akin. eel_____ a u n o s ^ fortiflad wMh Uvar. PARKING Needlework Fans—Anne Cabot’e Beady for you now—the new 116 EAST i uaaeie viaaar u m wt ated may at- ( I M i a n i Big new Album la hart. Dozens of Pall and Wintar issue of Fashion. M A IN ST. tescinatlng new dteifiia. glfta dec­ 43 pages of amart new styles, spe­ 2jSiir 54* SN* ,'«f Appeals, Presci^ption Phkmmcy POPULAR Haxfr To Sforo orations and special features... cial Interesting featiirea, frea Wt- CENTER ST. McVeigh, I’lus 4 gift patterns and directiona. tem printed Inside. Send 25 cfnts . Chairman. today for vour cony. Btuek, 901 Main St.. W. M’E RESERVE THE JUGITP etary.

^V' .y _.:r UANGHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, HANCHEaTCK. CONN., THURSDAY. SEPTEaiBER 7,1959 MANCHiESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY*; SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 pAOl E o m a Allies Repulse Two Evelyn L. Borst tainment during th* lecturer's the men*! group, and Mrs. Peter GOP Workers More Troops G oslee Quitj\ Neighliori’ Night jirogram. Aathortasd Agents Vat Carcio, Mrs. Edward QuUh, Mrs. Applications were brought In Bolton Churcli Local Girls Arc Graduated Friday Leon Bradley, Mrs. Everett Ken­ Enemy Columns Guest at Shower At Local Graugc for memberahip laat night from a HELENA i nedy, Mrs. Cainillo Andlslo, and Hear Lecture ¥ Off for Camp As Candidati'. large number of candidates. Th* Mrs. Wlnthrop Reed from the first and second degree* will be RUBENSTEOf ’ Opens Season women’s group. (CMttnned rraa Pag* Oaa) A surprise mlacellanepua show­ "Neighbors’.’ Night at Manchai- conferred on the candidatei at the Following UiF Installation Tonv Local Republicans Hear Large Group Leaves Ar­ er was given last night) for Miss Withdraws from Pri­ ter Orange attracted a larga num­ next meeting of th* local arang* Arthur Drug Storea Obrlght’s orchestra udll furnish MANCHESTER AP CBrrespondent Jack Mac­ Evelyn L. Borat of 37 Bratnard ber of th* member* as well aa Wadneaday qvanlng, September 30. music and refreshments will be beth, with the cavalry, reported mory to Join Convoy Place, by her sister, Mr*. Hector mary Contest; Gives No Orangera .from out of town. The : fjnited Methodist Lists sers’cd by tlie Auxiliary. The In­ How to Organize and the Americana stuck to their posi­ Brocketto. who will be matron of meeting last night waa held in i Various Events to Take stalling officers will be .Tohn P. Get Out the Voters tions under heavy Red pressure, Made Up in Hartford honor at her wedding on Beptem- Reason for Artum Orange hall and Oranges repre­ Griffin, newly elected Commander. r Once the Americans had to turn Ler 16 at the South Methodist sented on the program were Rest INEZMOMM Department of Connecticut, and their guns around to mow down t Place in Near Future PUBLIC MARKET Mor* than 75 cnthualaatic Re­ church to Frank Esposito, and her Raymond W. Gnsle*. Republican Hartford, Wetherafleld, Venion Teacher of Piano Mr\ Lewis H. Chapman of Rock- Communist Infiltratora, Two advanced element* of th e! primary oonteatant for nomina­ and Bolton. Rach group provid­ publican Party worktra, many of two local companies federalized / i ! siatar in law, Mrs. Harold Borit. 5 The new eeeeon for the United vlUc, newly elected department 805 MAIN STREET One cavalry regiment slugged it tion by hi* party a* candidate for ed one or more number* of enter­ them new reaictenta. were preaent out at close range with the at­ Tuesday have gone to Camp P ick-' at the home ot the latter, 57 School ARUNE MOMM ‘ Methodiet church of Bolton, form- president of the Auxiliary. street. About twenty friends and Rrpreaentatlv*. this morning with­ Local patriotic organizations and laat night at Wbiton ball aa Mra. tacking Reds. ett, Va„ to prepare for the arrival Teacher of Voles ^ * erly loww'n ae the ••Quarr>-vUle Anna Mae Switaeki of New Bri­ relatives attended. drew from the rare. He filed no­ members of neighboring posts and While this battle swirled at the of further elements and the main tice of hi! withdrawal with Town • ‘Church’** begins this evening with tain, G O P Stat* Central Com­ body of troop*. A small detach­ Th* room was decorated with Resume Teaching SepL 11 • a meeting of the Women’* Society units have been invited to attend GRADE A, TENDER, LEAN BONELESS CHUCK southern end of the Kumhwa i Clerk Samuel J. Turkington, mak­ the installation. Fine Values In Public Market mittee vice chairman, talked on "Bow-ling Alley," other cavalry l ment of less than a half dozen men rose and blue, with a large wed­ Jane Nackowski Studio: Chap^ South * of Cairletlan Service, of which Mrs. pre-election organization and cam­ ding bell with atreamers hanging ing only the necessary formal dec­ • A n th a Ericaon is president. qnits beat off two dawn attacks I left here Tueaday night and a laration. Ha gave no reaion piihllc- Methodist Church paigning. larger group started by motor con­ from It by a window. The bride- ' The Married People’s Club, Supreme Quality Meats two and four miles northaaat of ly for hia action. Maccarone Notice POT ROAST Lh 79c Old tinier* who were present Waegwan, 13 miles northwest of voy laat night. Th* convoy waa elect sat under this bell to open which is a community organira- stated they learned a great deal Goalee’s withdrawal teavea five For Lesson Appointments Uon will meet tomorrow evening Taegu. mad* up In Hartford and will re­ her lovely gift*. The entire room other Repubileana seeking the about detailed alectlon procedurea AP Correspondent Bern Price re­ quire three day* to make the trip. was decorated with many other teacher of Can at eight o’clock, when Harry S. PUBLIC SALE 10-12 LB. SIZE. WHOLE OR SHANK HALF aa Mra. SwitaakI told of every aid nomination aa Representative. - -KitcMng \»itl give a demonstration \ ported the Allies rolled back the Overnight encampment* Will be streamers and gave a very color­ They are the present O O P legis­ Over HARTFORD 8-2763 A public auction of a 103® NATIVE MILK-FED VEAL and facility for the voter* from a Communist force that bad amaahed made somewhere In New Jersey ful effect. Of rug-making. A social time with Clievrolet auto, engine Nb. baby-sitter squad for election day lator. Sherwood O. Bowers, Direc­ ----- tefreahmenta will folow through South Korean linaa and and Maryland before arrival at A buffet luncheon wise served tor T. J. Crockett, Robert Gor- Voice and Piano Three Hundred 6203346, owned by James Roberts BONEf.ESS to Uie grouping of team* and dia- p aed a sharp new threat to Taegu. Camp Pickett. by the hoatctaea. with a large Monday. September 11. at seven will be held at Morlariy Brothers, HORMELHAMS i» 69c trlcta under a variety of special man, Rav Warren and Wilber T. o'clock In the evening the Boy South Korean force* were push­ Meanwhile th# troop* are under­ chocolate cake, the honor gueat's Uttlr. Finlahcfi Monumenta and Inc., 315 Center Street, Manches­ headings and servicea. Stress was going extensive training here. studio: 16 Depot Square ROBERT Scouts will meet in the rhurch laid on new voter aquada and ing eastward from Y’ongchon, a favorite, decorated with a bride Markers In Our Diaplay Miss Ruth E. Norton MIsa Margaret Fogarty ter. Conn., at 10:00 A. M„ Sept. VEAL ROAST Lh. key -highway Junction 20 mllea Moat of the packing has been done basement Scoutmaster Smith has 23. 1950, In order to satisfy a re­ 69c "round-up” teams to get the vot­ and bridegroom on th# top and Yard To Chooae From! announced an auction for October Lb. east of Taegu, which th* North and a freight car will be loaded with whit* rosettes around the Two Manchester girls. Miss, assl.stant Instnictor In the nursing pairman's lien of $89.16. CAPONETTES 63 c ers to the polls. tomorrow. The training program Tel. 2-2090 DOELLNER ’ 14, for the purpose of raising much department. At the meeting it was announc­ Koreana held briefly Wednesday. edge, as the main attraction. The Kuth Norton and Miss .Margaret 5 to 6 Lb. rach. Elements of the U. S. 24th Divis­ la being carried on in the armory The Pineal In ne^ed funds for the troop. All as­ Kogartv. wero ginduated today Miss Fogarty who is the daugh­ LEGS OF VEAL i.b. 59c ed that the Party Workers, plan­ evening's fun waa rounded out by PODOL sistance »-111 be appreciated by ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Fogar­ ning a picnic this Saturday afteN ion drove 3S 2 3 c 1 DOZ. ORANGES , t SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD BUTTER .m67e L. X . WOOD OtD FASHIONED .BllfiSACK'S 1 DOZ. PLUMS O fM Ihureday Bveataige LARGE FANCY NATIVE MeINTOSH Closed All Day Monday* Open All Day Wednesday, Open Thursday SALTGOD 6$00 to 8$0Q LOCKER PLANT Evening Until 9:00. Plenty of Parking Space. SUPER MARKET 2 LBS. BANANAS If It Swhaa—Wa Hava It ^'fp /.•f-i... , , .1/ rf APPLES 3»« 35« i 6 PEARS ^ MANCHESTER TRUST Co. and MEAT HOUSE **NetttT a Paridng Prob|link**^> FIRM. RIPE, YELLOW ALWAYS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE M ANCHESUR (Rsar Of Ice Haat) \ r- 2LB S.G ^ P ES C!arra's Market B A N A N A S 2 >b>^27c 51 BISSELL STREET TEL. 8424 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET SEA FOOD S iJ n FRI. UNTIL 9 P. ^ 4LBS.APPLES V, '—r— ■ )li.^ f % t , . S6&:. >#>■■ J' .Sii, ! ■. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HHRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 00NN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.1060 A W Aircraft Develops Connecticut Methodists Top lA’s Win Softball Jlonors PAG E THIR1 ifest Turboprop Engine Girl Honored Coiigos 9 to 2 Wins Preliminary Con- Collect 13 Hits Off Two Stengel Defies the Fenway Park Southpaw Jinx and Loses% turboprop Apounda for a ratio o f more than M t pOiWMfUl Police and Firemen Defeat North Ends ■ ^two horeepower per pound of en­ _0 «r flylnv 'w m announced te«t in Miss America Pitchem in Playoff Con­ gine weight, ' br WHUam P. Owton. gen- test ^ Play Monday — of the Pratt WUt- A IS-atage axial flow comprei- Pageant at Shore THE jU ro s It dJvlahm «rf United sor ia uaed with an annular t3rpc Play Tomorrow Night Behind Beverley, 6-0 burner and a three-atage axial flow Hamlltons Score 10-4 Saddler and Pep Ready, L a im t f t CWtporaUon. Atlantic City. N. J., Sept. 7-r• the T-M turbine. The T-34 employa a me­ __Miss California and Miss Con­ blood in the Church Softball HERALD ANGLE chanical control ayatem that an- necticut won preliminary dbntests League playoff finals last night Annual Series to Be Pat Aiiniello CoIlecU!l9 [ Challenger 5 to 8 Choice ^ t h ^ t in g e from 6,000 to 6,000 ablea the pilot ttf operate the en­ in the Miss America pageant last with a 9 to 2 win over the Cen­ Assistant Coach Bevel-Rlanked By Win Over Silk City Ip meepoerer. It wae deeigned and gine with a aingle lever In con- night, but any of their 52 rivals ter Congos at Memorial Field. Sec­ Resumed at Robertson Three Run Homer in \ EARL W. YOST In Red Sox Romp, 1 1 -^ St Whitaey Aircraft traat to the three normally uaed for may still bent them in the finals. ond game In the beat out of three- New York. SepL 7—-C/P)—It was game series will be played Monday P ark ; Smoke Eaters Fourth; Jphii Pringle ItRlUn Amerlfami (•> Sports Editor the auspicea of the u. a. piston engine operations. The sin­ In the first preliminaries, Jo­ AB n H PO A E M(cMcans, Jacko Lead the calm before the storm today Ilav7*a Bureau o f Aeronautlce u gle control lever la linked to me­ anne Durant of San Diego, Calif., night. rhllllp*. 31) . ... 4 O'' 1 3 2 0 fur Featherweight Champion Willie Plays Tonight Rryiiolds and Kinder to' attempted it and failed tor Datroli^' The defending champion Metho­ Won I.ast Year’s Game SlamH Homer in 7th WlUlama Not Mlaoed Outhit, Outscoreil pm iraf the Navy’e overall program chanical controls that automatical­ beat 17 other girls In a bathing suit M. Correntl. s ...... 4 1 1 0 1 1 ed by re fe re e ---- f4% by umpire Pep and Sandy Saddler. in 1940. . , dists cracked out 13 base hits off Oi.V4*no. If How do fellow members j t the Attack; Blanchard to develop thla new type power ly control the fuel flow and co­ conteet. Renee Dianne Roy, 19, of ... 4 1 0 0 0 0 ....3 0 % by head linesmen . . . . Their lung training grind for Hurl Today; Detroit i The Dodgers, blanked on ong hit Karl Kehler and Dick Danielson. Is this the year for the Police Winner and still champions—the J. Prlnjcl*-. lb .... 4 1 1 4 0 Boston Red Sox feel about Ted HHMilIttoB i fh e new e n ^ e recently complet- flight speed amd altitude for the test with a song, dance, and comei- B. P akadI. rf ... 4 1 1 0 Held judge . . . . Technical fouls Bonham and Bernie Chappell each annual softball game? The an­ made sure of this last night as he ed layoff Steve O'Leiary, veteran Play Again on Friday Mr.MfHDii. cf ...... 8 2 3 0 1 over. They had nothing to do now three runs to win the nighti»p. ad i©-hour preliminary flight ra t-, power selected by the dy monologue depicting a woman Dunnack. cf . .... 3 2 2 0 such as offside, backfleld In mo­ Jtekn. If ...... collected two hits. swer will be supplied tomorrow pitched two-hit shutout ball ns Boston baseball writer. In the cur­ S 3 3 0 1 but mark time until the I I a. m. Indians; Phils Lose tag4eatht 6,700 horsepower and 1 trying to sell cosmetics. Annielb*. 3I> .. .3 1 2 0 tion. etc., comprised over 63% of B<*ni('r. rf ...... 1 1 0 0 0 The Dodger triumphs wers eoat* pilot. Four big runs in the fifth inning night at Robertson Park when the. Bi^verl^^y, p . rent Issue of The Sporting News (e. s. t.) welgh-ln ceremony at the «a # lB excellent condition on com- The judges who were assigned the Italian Americans successfully 3 0 1 0 1 all fouls calltd ___ 41.4% of all Burying Silk City’s Aces under BnldlK'. P ...... t 0 0 8 0 1 1y, however, aa they lost the asnr- The T-34 is 155 Inches long and clinched matters for Coach Gris Smoke Eaters tackle Chief Herman gives the foUowing reactions of State Athletic Commlaalon ofTlccs By Ralph Koden Ices of their brilliant catcher. Rap pleOdn ot the test to talent rather than to bathing defended their softball town plays from scrimmage in 1949 an avalanche of eight runs in the Zmlck. ab ...... 1 1 0 0 0 has a basic diameter of 30 inches. Chappell's team. Schendel's finest. First pitch is championship with a 6 to 0 win TutalA ...... 32 6 8 21 5 I Williams', teammates. third inning after having pushed IsHfiko. 3h ...... 3 0 1 0 tomorrow. .Xssnclated l-rrsa S|)orts Writer Campanella, who broke bis right suits were not entirely cheated out North Kndft (0) were passing ;)la>'g . . . . Rushing ...... 4 8 3 3 3 1 started, the Police won by a 11 to Total! 19 10* 7 15 5 8 Khowlng brilliantly in hla last tion similar to those used on Pan talent. Holme*. *■ ...... 1 3 1 S ® 9 able over the rest of the dlatance. i’arrlak. c ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 streak did not hit well with the ment of the ball. The game was started before 6 swk nt> «4» are fidgeting atop the American 3-1, to advance to within a h » o f a' Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. American Airways Stratocrulsera. Finals on Saturday Bonham, ef ...... 4 0 3 4 1 0 10 score. Last summer the Fire- Kurluwlcz. rf ...... 3 0 0 6 0 0 Red Sockere. Kick-offs, punts and attempted o’clock but ragged play dragged AB R H ro A K workout at Hartford yesterday, Iwagiic pennant scramble by only game of tho third-place Bravea, Th# T-34 is 80 powerful that Judges rate the girls on the ba­ Pat Anniello with a three run C*inJAn. lb ...... 2 0 1 8 2 0 Saddler planned to stay on at hla Special high speed propellers are Sloan, rf ...... 8 1 10 0 0 h^me run and John Pringle with a "So he went fishing," said one field goals amounted to 45.3% of the contest and only the minimum Wtlllamti. ■!. rf a half game today. Larry Jansen pitched a strong St WA'a chief teat pilot Harold .Sullivan, lb ...... 3 1 1 5 1 1 AugUAt.If ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Summit, N. 'J., camp until tomor­ F under construction for later use sis of the preliminary contests, player. "Well, other guys on the total yardage .... Average gain four and a half Innings were com­ KppW*r, rf ...... a 0 0 0 0 0 The Yankees Invaded the lair ot nine-hitter to gain hU 15th victory, Archer was able to cut out all four Donnelly. If ...... , 3 1 1 3 0 0 home run with the bases empty MrCoiivlllo, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Booth. If ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 row morning. Then he will head with the T-34. A special propeller and also on the basis of personal­ Bala. AA ...... 1 0 0 0 2 3 ball ejub have been hurt, but they per rush by a League team in '49 pleted. f A the torrid thlrd-plnce Boslon lied St. Ixiuls took a day-night o f the 1,200-horaepower piston en­ ity as noted by Judges ift the dally B. rhappell. e ...... 3 0 3 1 0 0 were the heavy run producers tor Brown, lb ...... a# 1 0 0 6 0 0 directly for the welgh-ln. brake is used to keep the engine .1, Chappell, p ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 MarchcAc, »s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 thought enough about the team was 3.9 yards while the gain per Charlie ' M i^eans and Red Sox last night for the opener of a doubleheader from the Chlcagg gines that normally power the breakfast table. The 15 with the the victors. Jerry Dunnack chipped .r. Auffuat, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Pep showed plenty of speed In from turning over with the pro­ and suited up, even If they couldn't pass was 6.54 yards... .6.02 touch­ Jacko led a seven-hit attack Griffin, M ...... ,1 1 0 1 3 1 Iwo-gnnie series. Casey sent lo-fty C^ibs, 5-4, lit 10 innings, and 7 i WoHd War II bomber, feather highest totals will appear in final in with two safe bingles. Stan TntalA ...... 23 0 2 21 12 3 play. ■' hla final four-round Workout. He peller in full-feathered position, Total* ...... 30 9 IS 31 5 3 Kawalac went the route for the downs and 45 points were scored against starting pitcher Bobby riunimpr, 2b ...... * 3 0 0 0 3 0 Kd l»p a t to face the Her riummcr In ftth. the winning run in the ninth inn­ Tony Alibrlo, former Wesleyan fourth. John Pringle was erased KndA 4; bu.n balla. Memorial Field in a Little Ia>nguc hlnd Newhouser, turned back the In, Spencer. Sloan 3, McMeans singled, leading off the There probably will be several above-mentioned category. 1950. The pageant directors decid- Run* batted cholskl will hurl for the Coppers scores. add that he's probably helped us against their opponents 134. Blanchard 5. Blanc fi; irfrlke-outp. game. First pitch la arhedulcd at fourth-plsee t'devrland Indians, 5- The T-34 Turbo-Wa.sp's success­ gear employs two stages and op­ Bonham 3, J. ('happen'; two-base hit*, first tourney start. Players are Hippo Corrcnli singled to center Props’ attack, in the first. An er­ Blanchard 7. Blanc 3. BloV 1; hlta off point changes In the odds by fight Tonight al N. Y. eLos Angeles Rams and the New fuels and are operated at a speci­ double plfcy*. Sullivan to Ilnimea, Bon­ this fall. They are Warren Gant Blow'S: loaiiiR pitcher. Blanc; umpire! With good weather predicted for Here’s the picture at a glance; a lrc i^ t power picture, giving the ham to Tanna; left on baaos, Center 5. Holland and his assistant. Hank The Little League Dodgers will as Bala threw badly to third in Is there diseention brewing on tallied on a passed ball. A theft Dennia, A. Cowlca. York Giants will clash tonight at fic fuel consumption of .62 pountU and Ray Albright letter winners of second by Joe Berner who had the fight, the gate may go well W L Pet GU East Hartford, Connecticut, firm No. Meth. 4; base* on ball*. J. Chap­ McCann, have no pitching worries p -ctice Friday night at 8:30 at an attempt to get Correnti. Cor- the Red Sox team ? New York ... 83 48 .634 — the Polo Grounds Ih the""annua) per hour during the 60-hour testa. Trinity Names pell 3. Kehler 1; atrtke-»ut*. Kehler the past two years. Captain Brad walked made possible Jacko's over the *200,000 mark. the most powerful engine in each for Hippo Correntl will serve 'em Memorial Field. renti scored and Gavello went to Boston. Sept. 7—(/P)—Boston's Pimte ’b Pasaea The fight will not be televised or Itata at Penn .Stale have been in- Detroit c...... 82 48 .631 Hersld-Tribuno Fresh Air Fund This compares favorably with the 1; wild pltchea, Kehler; umpires, up. Hippo is player-coach of the Quackenbush is the only wingman denting the plate on the throw. Of the three basic types of mod­ to play. The team will meet at third. John Pringle hit a tower­ Red Sox tciday received seven The official paid attendance at stout Herman has among this lervlewlng a talUlng chimpanzee— Boslon ...... 81 51 .614 2'.j football game. specific fuel consumption of high- Stevenson. Brainard. Italians in the fast Sdftball Twi Ignites Rally broadcast. em aircraft power plants—piston, New Instructor the East Side Rec Sunday morning ing drive beyond the center fidd- farmhands who will report after regular Championship National year's candidate.s for the Eli m, not aa football material, hut Cleveland ____ 80 54 .507 4 'j The Rams last year were cham­ League. Jacko initiated the third with turbojet and turboprop. Pratt A powered piston engines in their at 11. light pole but Bernie August made playoffs In their various leagues Football League’ games in 1949 squad.. .Members of the 43rd Di­ anybody who can leacli n chimp For today's game, Stengel has pions of the National Football Whitney Alr«araft is producing the Interest is high in the game and a rap to short that- was booted. highest powei ranges. the grab, Gavello scoring after the are completed. was 1,391,735 ___ Another 6i2,- vision will be guest of Eld Otto at three words might also tesch s named righthander Allle Keynolds League's Western Division. snoht powerful piston engine in Hartford. Sept. 7—John A. Dan- judging from the advanced ,^sale Included is Dave (Boo) Ferrl.ss. Berner strolled again. Walks to Features of the T-34'a aingle Joe Prentice, Lefty Bray, Joe catch with the second run of the 288 fans saw the teams in action (Cherry Park Avon at Friday .\ ll Nol Serene tackle from the steel mills how to (13-11) to oppose righthander El­ The game is expected to give a the world—the R-4360 Wasp Ma­ do o Rawdon. Province of Quebec, I Sports Scheilule of tickets a large crowd will be on big Boston righthander who had Mike Zwick, Ed Laako and Zip unit in comparison to the double Trueman and Sher Trueman jour­ Inning and fifth of the contest. in pre-season, noh-champlon-ship night's aUKk car racing program Yftlcrdmy** Befslt! remember signals. lis Kinder (13-12). good line on regular season proa-, jo r .jwhlch has exceeded 4,000 Canada, has been appointed In- deck for the annual game. three top years before arm trouble Durocher followed, sandwiched KaMcra power unit geared to a single re­ neyed to Boston last night to see John Pringle made It six to noth­ games from Coast to Ckiast ...... The Farmington Valley Kennel around a Pat Bolduc ground out In ■Minor LeajrtieH Ikits All, Brothers Left Mel Parnell breezed to his pert* of both the Rama snd the hofsepower in its latest version. duction gear as used in some types Btriictor in English at Trinity Col­ Tonight the Red Sox play the Yankees. ing in the seventh with a long blast set him back. At Birmingham in Hartford 13.9. WtUlamaport 3*6. reconstructed Giants, who have Red Sox vs. Cards, 5;30 p. m.— The average number of plays in a (Club will open its season Sept. 13 that produced a run. Blanchard Whrn President Truman made 15lh victory aa the Sox siippurled Blifl'ller versions of this engine are lege, it was announced today by Prentice set some sort of a record to right center that rolled to the the Southei’n Association he has Albany 5-10, Elmira 1-9. retained only 15 of laat aeason'i of British and American turlw- N F L game in 1949 reached a new with a Plan D all-breed sanctioned rifled a hit to right for two more rtlra 5-6, Scranton 4-4. his talk to the nation Sept. 1, tho his eight-hit pitching with s 16- DOW in use in U. S. Air Force B-36 President G. Keith Funston. Memorial. when he smoked five cigars on the bridge. won 10 and lost six games. New York, Sept. 7—()P)— Ueaplte player*. props. are; simplicity of construc­ Friday, September 8 match at the city hall auditorium runs and McMeans banged one on BliiRhainton 3. Wtlkc!-Barr« 1. Spartanburg (8.C.) I'eaches of the hit attack. Parnell now has won and ^ 6 0 bombers and long range Mr. Dnndo received his bache­ way to Boston, eight during the Others whose names were order­ record high of 175, or approxi­ optlmlatlc statementa by head­ Glenn Davis, former Army A t tion and controls; fewer parts re­ Police vs. Firemen Softball. 8 in Meriden. . .The FVKC is the a line to left, scoring another. NalloDal Tri-State League polled the fans seven straight games and 10 out trdnaports as well as in some lor's and master's degrees from Local Sport ed back on the Boston roster are mately 25 % more plays than found 8t. Loul! 5-7. ChicaRo 4 ( 10). 9. man George Trnutmsn, The Sport­ America halfback, will make hli quired and subsequent simpler p. ni. —Robertson. game and five more on the return Snead ('hlef Threat largest all-breed dog club in Cen­ Jacko tripled for two and later as to whether they should stop of his last 11 decisions. N avy anti-submarine warfare MiHIlll University and has been catcher Sam White from Roanoke In the average college football Brooklyn 2-3, Plilladclphlk 0-2. ing News, once tagged "baseball s Eastern professional debut. maintenance and simpler engine Silk City vs. Hamilton, 5;45— trip. It was a long ride home for tral Connecticut.. .BlUy Goodman scored on Berner’s hit. the game to hear the broadcast. Vem .Stephens led Boston by planes. studying at Columbia for his doc­ Sher, as he was the only Yankee Reading. Pa., Sept. 7—(iPi—Sam of the Piedmont League; Pitcher game (means an extra quarter of New V(*rk 3. Bopton 1. hlble" by some inspired phrase- . . . The verdict wss overwhelm­ pounding out his 29lh homer, a Installation problems. Oval. has a(X]uired the nickname of Silk C?lty scored in the second nttPburRh 3. Cincinnati 2. - <)uaatlty Production torate. Chatter rooter in the car. The Sox won, 11 Snead, leadinj? money winner Mike Palm from Birmingham; action)...... Average time per "Muscles" from his teammates... on a two base error and Blow's I coiner, devotes considerable space ingly In favor of the ball g a m e - triple and two singles. The Swedish Dsvia Chip tean' ^ th is summer Pratt A Whitney Total of more than 20.000 hours He has been director of drama Walnuts vs. Paris, 5:45—Char­ pitcher.s Jim Suchccki and (Jordon N F L game in 1949 was two hours Amcrlraa 1 this week to showing that every­ to 2. amonp the nation’s prtffesaional Members of the press from Chica­ first hit. a single to left. The loser WanhitiKtrin 3. riiiladH phl! 0. proving, perhnpa, that the custom­ A t Detroit, tho Tigers came up came close to upsetting the Aua> 'Aircraft began quantity produc' of component testing has been and speech st West Hill High ter Oak. Kenny Chapman, former Mnn- Mueller, catcher Bob Scherbarth and twenty-six minutes . . . . Ac­ thing isn’t perfect in the minor Hamlltons vs. Silk City, 5:45— golfers, provided the chief threat go and (Cleveland claim the dis­ added one in the fourth on Bernie ndPt'in 11. N(*w Yiifk 2. ers prefer pennants to presidents. with four runs In the Boventh In­ trallnns, but lost 3-2. If they’2 . ‘ tio ^ 'o f the most powerful turbo­ logged on the T-34 turbine, com­ School in Montreal, an Instnictor ehester High and Unlvaralty of today as Gary Middlecoff opened and ontfieldor George Wilson, all tion time of single play was 6.1 5. ('Ir v c liit H l 3. I leagues . . . Trnutmsn says the taken one more match, It wouti , i Oval. tance from home plate to the left August's double' to left center. . . . Hob WlHinnis, Notre Dame ning to erase a 2-1 ileflclt. Hoot je t bngine now flying in the Unit- pressor and burner, with more and lecturer in English at McGill, Connecticut athlete, will matricu­ from Louisville of the American C h lr a c o 6. S t! 5 I minors don't ask a share of that have been tho upset the ycir, .^' Sunday, September 10 his defense of the $15,000 Read­ seconds . . . . One (1) out of every field foul line Is le.ss than the 315 Blanc's infield roller that went for (|iiarterback, is an announcer on Kvers and Johnny Groth Knocked of ,sd- States— the J-48 Turbo-Wasp than 14,000 hours alone on the late at the University of Indiana Association. ln(c‘riiatU ii!l I *800.000 World Serle* television assistant warden of the Men's Re­ Twi Baseball Finals at 2;30 p. I League Leaders | ing Open golf title. 67 punts was run back for a touch­ foot sign claims. Luke Appling, a hit, and a miscue on Jerry W il­ the campus radio station. Frank in the first two runs and Char'ey They should have brought olotig '' DOW rated at 6,250 pounds static compressor. An additional 1,400 sidence Halls at McGill, and was this month In quest of his Master's BalMiiu'rf 2. racuaD J. dough (which they wouldn't get King Gustav. ' ' m.—Oval. down in 1949. veteran Chicago White Sox star, liams’ ground ball. Two walks is­ T n r o n t o 6. B u ffa lo 3. Tripucka hud the same Job and Keller alammed home the two thrust with greatly increased hours of test stand running has In charge of registration for the degree In physical education. Some 23.1 foula per game were says, " I f that figure of 315 feet Is sued by Blanchard got the final 1 snyway) . . But ns a substitute, Johnny Lujack and fleorge Hat- clinching ones with a pindn-hit been accomplished with complete By The Associated Press Sprlnjtfl6*lt*' 6. Jerapy City 6. p o R ^ available through the use Faculty of Arts and Sciences. called by League Officials in '49 right for the distance to that inning underway. A fielder’s choice Only ftaniPi arhpdul^tl. why not have those big league nn- ferman took to broadcasting after single. Newliouscr allowed eight of an afterburner and water - In- engines. Flight testing began early Mr. Dando haa had leading roles Veteran pigskinners working American Lcaguh I nouncers devote a few w)>rds now graduation . . . M’)rnl: He a Notre hlta, including a home run t>y Allle Baiting — Goodman, Boston, and the average penalty was 9.04 fence, they must hav^ added the erased the middle man and Al S ta a d lB K •’Jaetioo. The J-48 is being pro' In August. with Montreal Shakespeare So­ out with the Silk Chty football K a t l r r a and then to plugging the minor Dame q\iarterback, and let the Clark, In besting Early Wyiin. Kleiner’s Korner .370; Kell, Detroit, .349. y a rd s ___ 22% of fouls were call­ height of the fence into the total." Whitney's fly ball scored the third 50 LAP Iftaoed for the Navy Grumman The T-34 is a post-war project ciety and Montreal Repertory team include Yosh Vlncek, Gene w L r n . (; d l clubs whose territory they blan­ world hear you. Kookie Sandallo Onnauegra Runs—DiMaggio, Boston, 119; Turnpike Auto Body Works run. Blow followed moments later ■ Fanther (F9F-6) carrier-based with active work beginning on the Theater. He also adapted and pro­ Moriarty, George Vincek. Pinky with his second hit as Stan Griffin Wilk^P-Barrf* ...... S7 4R .H14 ket? . . . They could do a lot of pitched the Washington Senate.ra Stephens, Bo.ston, 115. Blnfthamtnn ...... 79 56 .5V. 8 FEATURE B aiter and the A ir Force I»c k - project under Navy auspicea in duced, with all male casts. Gam­ By Dick Kleiner Pohl. Bill Shaw, Stan Griffin, Lor­ crossed home plate. selling in the time they waste on to a 3-0, six-hit victory ,»ver the Runs Batted In -Stephens. Bos­ Built On Integrity Growing On Service HartforrI ...... 76 59 .563 11 > heeA all-weather interceptor June 1945. The T-34 engines now mer Ourton'a Needle, Ralph Roist­ NK.'\ MlalT t'orrcHpundent en Andreo and Mike Wrobel. Hamilton stole seven bases in meaningless comments .... Only Philadelphia Athletics and the flying and running on test stands Mickey Cochrane was dropped Sugar Hugret and Ale.x Ferguson ton, 132; Uropo, Boston 131. f t lea ...... 61 70 .478 22*5 solution we can see for the other Last Night *s Fights STOCK CAR RACES JjCF-filC). er Dolster, and The Silent Woman. the game and Blanchard set down Albt-ny ...... 63 73 .459 r> fTilcago White Sox edged l-he 8i. as general manager of the Ath­ are coaching the Aces this fall. Hits— Kell, Detroit, 189; DiMag­ 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE P H O N E 7043 Acquisition of Hopp Gives ' The new Turbo-Wasp Is a sln- have exceeded the original power In 1049, Mr. Dando conducted a seven batters on strike outs. The W llllamaport ...... 6! 73 .455 25 big problem—"raids” on farm tal­ Louis Browna, 6-5. letics. gio, ^ston , 171. -unit high-pressure axial flow requirements by more than 1,600 program of Bible stories on the Opening game is .scheduled under KImIra .... „ ...... 5*1 77 .130 39 ent—Is for the major league clubs I*hlla Thumped Twire FRIDAY, 8:30 P. Iff. For poor old Mickey. Philadel­ Doubles — Kell, Detroit, 45; second game is scheduled for to­ By The Associated Press gas turbine engine that delivers horsepower. Pratt and Whitney Canadian network. The series, the lights at Mt. Nebo on Wednes­ Mechanical and Auto Body Repairing morrow night. I f the series goes 8<^ranton ...... 53 83 .385 35 to develop a sense of responsibility New Orleans. — Lester Felton, The Brooklyn Dodgers supplied phia became the City of the Broth­ Wertz. Detroit, 33. Yanks Four First Sackers N a t la a a l poarer both to the propeller at the Aircraft engineers emphasized which won an Ohio State Radio day, Sept 20 against Ro kvlllo in the full three games, the deciding toward their possessions . . . . 142S, Detroit, outpointed Al Mob­ the biggest surprise in the Nation­ erly Shove. Triples- DiMaggio and Zarllla, rhiladelphia ...... 80 51 .611 front and by Jet thrust through a that the T-34 is still near the be­ Award, is being presented this a Connecticut Football Conference contest will be played Saturday Speaking of raids, maybe the an­ al League by defeating the league­ Boston, 10. Painting, Prompt Service B r o o k ly n ...... 73 54 .571 ley, 14.’i, Newark (10). tailpipe at the rear. About 90 per ginning of its development cycle summer as "Heroes of Faith" by game. New York—(NEA)—The Yan­ With Lhe acquisition o: Hopp. with the finals against the BA's BoPtntl . ... 57 .551 8 swer to the . colleges’ complaint leading PhUadelpbia Phils. 2-0 Home Runs— Rosen. Cleveland, ...... ,7 0 Toledo -- Uon Delaney, 152H, CHERRY eept of the engine's power is de­ and offers promise of eventually Montreal Station CKVL. Mr. Dan­ kees may no longer be the old I the Yankees are paying tl02,5()0 opening on Sunday.- N(*w’ York ...... 70 58 .517 about the major leagues snatching and 3-2. The victories moved the Connie Mack and two of hi.s 33; Droppo, Boston. 30. Akron, out|K)inted Charlie Cotton, livered to the propeller shaft with producing coruiiderably more pow­ do also conducts a W’eekly half- Rec Director John Fnikowski re­ Written Guarantee Terms Yankees, who didn't have to buy ' for first basemen alone. Joe Di- St. leoiila ...... 69 62 .527 11 their athletes Is to have the kids 150>4. Toledo (10). second-place Brooks to within 5'^ sons, Roy and Earle, purchased ports all bleachers now located at Stolen Ba.sos—DiMaggio, Bos­ C in c in n a ti ...... 53 74 .417 25 the remainder in jet thrust. er and lower fuel consumption hour program “Groat Men of Let­ an experienced hand for the run Maggio and Bill Johnson also sign some sort of an agreement Milwaukee — Walter Cartier, gaiiies of tho Phils. . PARK ;i full ownership of the team. But the West Side Oval. Memorial ton. 13; Rlzzuto, New York, 11. ChdeafTo . ... ______54 78 .409 26’ >, like those Southwestern Confer­ u Stainless steel is used almost than its present test rating. ters," now in Its fourth year. He down the stretch. I have performed at first base this 159, New York, outpointed Jimmy Big Don Newcombe attempted they had to mortgage Shibe Park Field and Robertson Park will be Strikeouts— Lemon, Cleveland, Warriors Blank P lt t a b u r g h ...... 18 82 .369 36*5 ence grant-ln-ald papers. They A V O N — ROUTE 177 j. exclusively in the construction of The T-34 is being considered for will continue the program by season, swelling the position's A m r r lr a to Sherrer, 152 1-4, Milwaukee (10) to perform Iron man stunt. He to awing the deal. moved on September 14 to the Mt. 143; Reynolds, New York, 137. But the New York Americans might be able to build up a pretty i;p .» the„T-34, permitting greatly in- installation In both Navy and Air transcription while teaching at i payroll to *220,500. which is more Sew Y o r k 43 48 .634 and Joe Mlceli, 143 3-4, New York blanked the Phils on three hits in From now on, Shibe Park will Nebo football field. Opening grid Pitching—Trout, Detroit, 11-4, still have winning ways, and any St. James., 1 to 0 good contract-jumping case. Members « f 4lrd IHvtslon to c r e g i^ ruggedne.ss for the en- Force planes. Trinity. be the Honing tower of baseball. than the entire payroll of more Dflrolt ...... 81 51 .614 3 ', outpointed Sonny Boy WesL 138 the opener but was forced to bow game of the sea.son will pit Man­ .733; McDermott, Boston. 7-3, .700. old formula is a good one when It ClP\^land ...... 80 54 .597 Hold Up Maa Special design considera­ than one major league duo 3-4. Washington (10). out for s pInch-hItter In the Uniform and Ihclr wlven o#, chester High against Rockville National League works. Waahlnitton ...... 58 72 .4541 24 Tom Supples, big sophomore gVI friends will be admitted' tions were aimed at achieving The cheetah, or hunting leopard, No one ha.s (osyed first base ^ A tight pitcher's battle be­ Hamburg. Germany — Willie eighth Inning of the second game, this ruggedness with the smallest High on Friday night, Sept. 15. Batting—Musial, St. Louis, .360; The Yanks' newest Is tu buy .a Chicaifo ...... 52 81 .391 32 tackle prospect at St. Bonaven- training, 2-0. free. " >'» of Africa. Is credited with being Surprise Sliowt'r ; for the Yankees with any degree tween Dave Balon and Pete Man- I’hlladelphia ...... 46 87 .346 38 Hoepner, Germany, outpointed poaaible weight penalty. Basic en- the fastest four-footed animal in Robinson, Brooklyn, 330. top National League hitter. i of permanency since the late and ture U., was more than a trifle Newcombe Is the firfit pitcher to Sports Mirror Runs—Klncr, Pittsburgh, 99; Last year it was Johnny Mice. e 'g la featured a well played ball S t. I.ri^uift ...... 44 86 .338 38 la Lloyd Marshall, Cleveland, heavy­ Rain Date Nun., 846 F. .giae weight of the T-34 is 2,550 the world for short distancea. Members of the British Ameri­ great Lou Gehrig was stricken lalrrAattaaaJ overweight when he reported for try the (eat since Buck Newsom For Ann Bush can baseball team will journey to Slanky, New York, 98. It’s Johnny Hopp this trip. game last night with the Warriors _ practice and Manager Marty Carr weight* (8). after playing 2,130 consecutive beating SL James. 1 to 0. A balk R(M’hratrr ...... 91 K5 .633 Today a Year Ago — The New Yankee Stadium. New York on Runs Batted In - Ennis, Phila­ " I f Hopp is to be so valuable M o n t r e a l ...... 84 65 .564 had the sad task of carrying the I games. with a man on third base proved Ml.ss Ann Bu.sh, daughter of York Yankees defeated Boston, Sunday, Nov. 19 to witness the delphia, 113; Kiner, Pittsburgh, tv. the Yankees," you ask, "then Baltlinorp ...... 82 66 .554 10 newa to (Toach Joe Bach . . "W alt fatal to Maneggia os it produced Jora**}- City ...... 79 66 .545 n « i Mrs, Harold B. Sankey, of 179 5-2, Increasing their lead over the football game between the Los 105. why in the world did the Pirates till you ace him, coach," Marty Angeles Rams and the New York Hits—Musial. St. Louis, 174; the winning run. BprlnffD^ld ...... 72 75 .490 19Vi warned. "H e’s big enough to hold Oakland street, was given a sur­ Red Sox to 2' a games. 1 him go?" Syractiae ...... 71 77 .480 31 SENSATIONAL!!! Yankees. Anyone wishing to make Furlllo, Brooklyn, 164. Hitting honors went to Morla- STOCK CAR prise miseellaneous shower last Five Years A go—Sammy Snead The answer is that a youth Toronto ...... 57 88 .393 3 3 *i up one side line." . . . Bach, who Doubles— Musial, St. Louis, 41; Pennant Races nos, Balon and Farrell. evening by about twenty friends won the Dallas Open with a 72- the trip may do so at the BA movement has caught on in Pitts­ B u ffa lo ...... 52 96 .351 40 has only one regular lineman re- MIDGET AUTO RACES FIRESTONE Schoendienst, St. Louis, 37. The Warriors in winning are and members of Senior Girl Scout holc score of 276. enub. burgh, and Owner John W. Gal- At a Glance latcraslisasl turing this season, looked gleeful. (A NEW THRILL!!) i Ten Years Ago — Bobby Riggs Triples — Ashburn. Philadelphia. breath decided to get something now the Night Junior champs and Syracuse *t Springfield. . . " I f he's that big," Joe auggest- RACES Troop One, whom Miss Bush ac­ earned the right to play the West Tsgay’s Uaaes M companied to Europe last sum­ defeated Ted Schroeder in four Business Manager Art Pongratz 13; Schoendienst, St. Louis and for Hopp while the getting was ed. "why not put him In the mid­ EVERY SATURDAY sets to gain the quarter finals In Bell, Pittsburgh, 9. Side Juniors, the Day champs. In RssUfii HALF MILE DIRT TRACK mer. Miss Bu.sh and Theunls will represent Manchester at the good. By The Associated Press -w3llism*port st Hartford. , dle? Then he could hold up the NIGHT TIRES the National Tennis champion­ Eastern Professional Basketball Home Runs— Kiner, Pittsburgh, the beat two out of three series whole line." SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER lOlh—2:30 p iV . Werkhoven of Rockville plan to The money was negligible. The Amerlean League Elmir* kt Albany. 42; Pafko, Chicago, 32. for the Junior Town (?hsmpion- 8:15 P. M. be married on September 23 at ships. League meeting tonight in New Yankees are to deliver two play­ W. L. P.C.GB.GTP. Wilkes-Barre at Binghamton. Sports Before Vour Eyes ALL SIZES.. FEW WHITE WALLS Fifteen Years Ago—The Detroit Stolen Bases— Jethroe, Boston, ship. STAFFORD SPRINGS 11;30 at St. Bridget's church. Haven. Officers will be elected and ers for next spring, oi e of major New York 83 48 .634 — 23 Scranton st Utica. More than 10,(X)0 (Connecticut STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY Tigers increased their American 30; Snider, Brooklyn, 14. The series w ill' start Saturday Batlaaol The home of the hostess, Mias action on new franchise applica­ league ability. Detroit 82 48 .631 l>.s 24 boxing fans are expected to hit SPEEDWAY, CONN. League lead to 10 games by twice Strikeouts—Spahn, Boston, 173; morning at 9:30 at M L Nebo. Boston at New Tork—Chlpmon ((-7) Stafford Springe, Conn. Marilyn Moore, 39 Jensen street, tions will be reviewed. Hopp will be 35 next July, and Boston 81 51 .614 22 town for the Willie Pep»Sandy Admission *1.00 plus tax defeating Philadelphia. Blackwell, Cincinnati, 159. W*rrier* il) ur Surkont (2-1) vs Koslo (12.13). ReMtrved Nento, $1.80 tox Inel.—General Admission, $140 tax tacL was beautifully decorated for the the Pittsburgh club wasn't going Cleveland 80 54 .597 4*,* 20 Brooklyn a: Philadelphia—(night) — Saddler fight . . . Most of them Children 50o plus Utx IN COOPERA’nON WITH A.R.D.C. Pitching—Maglie, New York. Your food dollar goos further here! V ... AB R II PO A E Cot out this ad—worth 20e HARTJ^ORD ROAD occasion, ^:ith green and yellow State Baseball (tommisaioner any where with him. Remaining games: '"""•r. 31...... J 0 0 0 0 0 Hatten (3-3) vs Johnson (4-1) or will come bn a special train that's For Reoers-atlone Phone Stafford Springa $2$ er 0$ 14-3, .824; Hearn, New York, streamers loading to the center Ford Kereivoa Greetings George Mitchell, now a Warrant The Bombers' ides is tu get New York at home (6 ); Wash­ ,P ...... 3 1 1 1 3 0 Helntzelman (1-t). due to start back at midnight . . . on $1.20 ticket 8-2, .800. s* ...... 3 0 0 1 Cl)lc«.go at St Louis — (night) — of the living-room where a white Officer in the Army, will be the there now . . . any way they can. ington 4, Boston 2. Away (17): 3 0 Both fighters likely are hoping guest of honor at a banquet to­ For we believe in offering you QUALITY foods, served c ...... S 0 a 7 0 0 Dublel (S-S) vs Boyer (4-4). they’ll be missed half as often as SERVICE CENTER wedding bell was suspended. Bou­ New York, Sept. 7 — (/P>— Ed It was only a few days ago that Boston 3, Washington 3, Cleve­ Pittsburgh si Cincinnati— Walsh night at 9 o'clock at Murphy's Yesterday’a Stars ef ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 that train . . . Up to tha atart of quets of garden flowers also added in Q U A N T IT Y portions at really low prices. You’ll find Bill Meyer was telling how he land 2, Detroit 3, SL Louis 2, Qil- ('roniii...... 0 0 8 0 0 (0-1) or Werle (J-13) vs Eroutt (3-0). 270 Hartford Road— (On the Curve)— Calso Gas Ford, young pitcher with the Restaurant. Batting — Vem Stephens, Red thla aeaaon, Joe DiMaggio had to the attractiveness of the set­ league-leading New York Yankees, more -in our luncheons (han you thought possible any­ hoped to make Hopp the National cago 2, Philadelphia 2, Kopplln. If ...... 3 0 0 0 ASwricoa Sox, belted out homer, triple, two MilUrc.'. 3b ...... 3 o New York at Boston—Reynolds (13- belted 25 homera over the short ting. Miss Bush sat on a decorat­ was called yesterday to take his where. And, you’ll come back again and again! Try our League batting champion. The Detroit at home (17): 8t. Louis The Italian Americans will play singles scored twice and batted in bloke's .340 was topped only by 4, Cleveland 8, Washington 2, Holme*, rf ...... 3 0 11) vs Kinder (13-13). left field wall In Boaton’a Fenway ed hassock to unwrap her many Arm y pre-induction physical exam­ Cleveland at Detroit — Ftller (13-10) lovely gifts, most of which were in the finals of the Norwich In­ two runs to lead Boston to 11-2 85c luncheons. the great Stanley Mualal when New York 3. Boston 2, Philadel­ Park . . . Iowa State apparently ination. victory over New York. To'.«I* . 34 1 4 ai T 0 VI. Uutchinaon (13-7). ia rounding up some right good pcr-sonal and linens. vitation Tournament Sunday. be shoved off. A left-hand hitter, phia 3. Away (7): diicago 4, Al. J* S:. Loula at Chleago-.Btarr (5-4) vt SAVE YOUR CAR--- The 21-year-old native New Pitching— Don Newcombe, Dod­ ee* (•) baaketball material. Entering Dainty refre.shments o f sand­ Players will assemble at the Oak he was used primflpally agalnit Cleveland 3. . AB R Aloma ((-3) or Xretlow (0-3). Yorker has pitched five games for gers, blanked Philadelphia, 2-0, on H PO A K freshmen Include four of the wiches, cookies, punch, and a Grill at 1 o'clock. right-hand pitching, but don't let Boston at home (10): New Llnnell, ** ...... 0 1 1 1 Philadelphia at Wishlngton —(night) the Yankees and Won them all Cyr. It ...... state's top Hoopsters . . . Sclen- shower cake were served by the three hits and then started and CAVBY’S anyone fool you— he whacks both York 3, Philadelphia 3, Washing­ 10 0 0—Wyse (^13) ra Bearden (3-0. since he was brought up from pitched seven innings of second A Uanegsl*. 3b hostess, assisted by Mias Virginia Sunday afternoon the Rec Junior kinds. ton 4. Away (12): Philadelphia 2, -- -SAVE MONEY! game which Dodgers won, 3-2, Mbrleno*. 3b ...... 3 0 I 6 4 0 Green and Miss Marian Schlldge. Kansas City of the American As­ League A ll Stars will face the P H O N E 3801 He was the niost respected man Chicago 1, St. Louis 3, Detroit 2, with three runs In ninth Inning. ,Moll*r. c ...... 3 0 0 7 0 0 sociation July 1. Westbrooks In Meriden In their in , the Pittsburgh batting order, CHeveland 2, New York 2. Benoit, ef ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 When It Needs Repedrs—~Take It to and that includes Ralph I ^ e r . Cleveland at home (17): St. DiBattlito. rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 John Leonard Hopp U equally Louis 4, New York 2, Washington Morlerty, lb ...... 3 0 0 ( 0 0 AUTO BODIES Deaths Last Night P. Muietda, p ...... a 0 0 1 0 0 Van*s Garage at homv. at first baaa or In the 3, Philadelphia 1, Boston 2, De­ Bolduc, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Shell Service Station For Lease outfletd. He playeu first base tor troit 3, Clilcago 2. Away (3): De­ Re-Lined RE-NEWED! Portsmouth, O.— Henry T. Han­ one and center Held tor two cham­ troit 3. Total* ...... 33 0 1 at • ^ A new modem two bay service station lo-^ No natter whst aiako car 70a drive . . . jW non, 88, Representative In Con­ IfyioiohA, Qnjc. pionship Cardinal clubs. National League Warrior* ...... 000 100 Ox—1 natter what repairs it needs, yoaH bo tirinK gress from the Portsmouth dis­ For hts age, be ie one ef the W. U P.C.GB.GTP, Two-baM hits. Baton; Uirte-basa cated at Adams and Center Sts., Mancheaters SEAT blu, Morlanoe: double plays, Michaels jroursolf and your car a break when yon take it Your car can ai^in trict from 1905 to 1909 and wide­ fasteat men in baseball. PhlUdtlphia 80 61 .611 — 33 !*l THANKS - I JUST MUST to Millard to Cronin; bMa oa bolls, Conn., offers opportunity for aggrcMive per^ to Van’e Garsfo. ly-known Ohio Republican lead­ feOOD EVBMlNe.MAftTV- INCIDENT ALLY, CAN JOW TAK.E IT His only drawback as an out­ Brooklyn 72 64 JS71 6H 28 Balon 3. P. Mansggla 3; atrlka-outs, look “Showroom-new.” er. YOU eECOMMENO A T HAVE IT PtKEO “ fielder Is that his arm is not Boston 70 67 .551 S 37 Balon 7, F.^ l ^ e ( ( i a 7; balk, P. son who has sincere desire to operate his own Los Angeles—T. H. Powell, 70, NOU’ttE LOOKINdVEB^ OOOO AUTO BEPAte. • s PEOPLE ARE JUST strong. New York 70 58 .647 8H 26 Manegfla: umkirea. Fortin. Jones Expert no- Our expert body tech- former general sales manager of COVERS PEACE W L....77 * ^ Owners Del Webb and Gal- Remaining games: business to make up to $8^000 yearly. the California Fruit Growers Elx- SHOP-MY HEAB.SE, OVINa- TOQ.IOEIN ITJ tor repairs, MOTOfit. me. breath cloaed the deal “ priv­ Philadelphia at horns (14): Representative will be on premises to inter­ nidana and fully equip- change. For All Makes Of Cars VtA<& DIED ately" as they say at the track. Brooklyn 4, Boston 3, SL Louis 2, Hamper Defendant wheel WlAWRua-. V T H E V 'L L PPUT NEINL, Oaneral Manager CNorge Weiss Cincinnati 3, PitUburgh 1, Chica­ view interested applicants Wednesday* Thurs­ jted shop are your best Plan laegal Action W « also have a enston SUR.E IT. w and Manager Gaaey Btwigel stress go 3. Away (9): Boston 3, New baiandng, ' lino o f covers in fiber, plas­ n r bet. No Job too bifi or the fact that Hopp wasn't acquired York 4, Brooklyn- 3. In Damage Suit day and Friday from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. or Hartford, Sept 7 — (JF) — The tic, satin twill, nylon and merely as s stop-gap or aa Insur­ Brooklyn at home (21): Boston brake* State Water Commlaalon la plan­ Phone 8446 for appointment. INCLUDES LABOR too small. ' leopard akin. Made to lit ance. They hope.to got a couple 6, New York 3, Philadelphia 2, Philadalphia, SspL 7 — on — relined, ning legal action to enforce its or­ Cincinnati 3, SL Louis 3, Chiesgo der requiring the city of Norwich yonr car. Prieca start at of more good yeara out oC the Granny Hamiier, shortstop for Utt Aebraakan while a young outfleld- 3, Pittsburgh 4. Away (7): Phila­ ifinition and to construct a sewage treatment PhUadelpbia PhUlias, ia named de­ AND LINING plant. The order originally was ar or two and a first baseman art delphia 4, New York 3. being davalopod. Boston St home (16): Philadel­ fendant in n 130,000 damage suit carbnrettoa Body «md Fender Work issued a year ago, but the Oommis- filed jn the l i . S. District Court by alon allowed the city two exten- $ 1 3 s 9 5 Per Set Johnny MIm , now a ripe old 37 phia 3, caiicago 8, Pittsburgh 3, repairs and was ragsrdsO ss a flUor-ianat and C^lndnnstl 3, St. Louis 3, New a photographer for the Philadel­ Fdefory Method Auto Painting slona, the latest o f which ended phia Tribune, a seml-wcekly Ne­ June 15. Yesterday, the Commie iflsuranca a year ago, bu* Um largo Ydrk 3. Awsy (13): Brooklyn 6, Red Cedar Clothes Poles Best Brake Job adjust- Georgian rafiiaed to go o" ey from New York 4, PbUsdelphia 3. gro publication. slon instructed Director Richard ■fir rc I io .. c ) Martin to take the case up With State ^CL there,• V, aumand iDUKlook avat himaim -i-ow—the•t.tm New York st home (33): Bos­ The phoUqfrmpher, Malcolm ■entg. Poindexter, Jr., claimed In the In Town the Attorney General. Martin I* . //- club'sb's big t^tofipt^oriip ' SljUlsiRh m Itoaa ton 4, Brooklyn 3, Plttrtmrgb 4, In 20, 25 and 30 Ft, Lengths and also was told to arrange a hearing Service Station r r> P'l - runsIS in a" rsdonf---- strssk ■ of Chicago 3, SL Louis 3, Clndnnstt suit filed yesterday ha was as­ to determine what action should fio ij TyioiohA, 9m:. games:■nes; « 3, PhUadelphis 4. Away (4 ): Bos­ saulted by Hamner last OcL I be­ 10mT SSsaasT" be taken to require the city o f New Ho]o M mskss Uto Tsnfcsu .Um ton 3, Bnwklyn 3. fore a gam# with the Brooklyn 10 Ft. Yard Posts Installed Britain to correct sewage condi­ Downtown Tydol vtlANOMpTfR. m first alto to Ito_____ toO rfdtk: fito first Dodgers at Shlba Park. YpUR DOLLARS ^ Y E rctCPMONC SI3S tions in the Sebejhe river. The 770 Main St. Tel. 4307 Manchester, Conn. ^ . 1- ' ---- 1 Binrttoi. the Oodirane’s m a ora i was the first PDindaxter ggaartad ha auSarad city uses the river to carry treated 141 No. M a in St. to hrulsto,. ahnuMoa, nanroua ahoefc sewage to the Oinnecticut river. nntototo of s Wg (riiake-up, ds* MORE CENTS A T V: history arith fodr'first basemen— signed to give the A ’a an “ lUl- and great humiliation. The great T. FITZGERALD !f J.'V, ■ J- ■; ^ Misa, Toro Henritto. Joe CoUlna Maek" regims* humiliatton, he aaid, occurred when 4Z7 HJdrm atD b o a d and Hank Workman, -tbs lattot . PhUadelphis fans would rather he was ejected from the ball park Telephone 2-1417 ^ "■ ' (•lied pp from lUnsM CRv. it was all-stai. by a policeman. m J: I ..t. mifm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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I^W hy was Nag's Read, N. Q —W ho was "the craay Quean TUUNBRVILLB FOLKS BV FONTAINE WHt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, I960 A pompous woman In the rw r of Lebanon" to whom Whittier al­ seat of a big car reminded Offi­ O., BO named? liVOUEIBBN* A — According to tradition. luded In "Snowbound” ? Sense And cer Grouch of this story: A col­ o w e r f u l a t r in k a 81 Apartments, Flats, N ag's Head was named In honor A — Lady Heater Lucy Stanhope, THE P K Boats aad AeccaaorMs 40 Boaaetield Goode ored woman who suddenly ac­ Help Wmted— Mile S o n J of an anonymous horse who once of England. She left her native ABtOBMbikB for Sale 4 AntOM obilf For 8»lt 4 T en em en ts Nonsense quired wealth, bought h big car SO JOHNSON Outboard motors and W E*B UY aad sail good used tural- trotted the coast with a lantern country, eettled near Sldon, Syria, S l e r a g * C IX R X W anUd. Apply In paraon. and hired a driver to take her oi> 1941 B U IC X luper 4-door Mdan, turs. combtnstloB ranges, gas FOR W O R K IN G couple, living about her neck. The idea— con­ and adopted Eastern cuatoms and Popular Food Market, 974 Main Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol Modem Solomon a ride through the neighborhood DeCORMIER MOTOR radio and heater. Original two- MANCHESTER ,'aclMga Dallvary. rangea and heaters. Jones ^ m i - room and bedroom, kitchen privi­ ceived by pirates— was to lure dress. She wielded great Influence d a t a f i e d atreet. Equipment Co., 88 Mala. Teh Six young housewives living In where she had lived. After the Q— Which mnendments to the SALES, Inc. tone green paint. A dan^y looking Local light trucking and package tule Store. 36 Oak Phone 8-1U41. leges, private family, private pa-sslng ships to their doom on over the dedouini and came to be 79ft8. the same apartment building fell ride she declared she had enjoyed ConatltutloM nro referred to a* car and very solid. Looks and delivery. Refrlgaratora, waahera entrance. Call 166 EUdridge nearby reefs in order that they regarded a* a prophetess. SAYS: "Automobile true, but Into a dispute of such magnitude the Reconstruction Amendments? runs like s lew one. See at Clarke and atova moving a apacUMty. FLO RENCE Table top deluxe 4- atreet., 2nd floor. might be plundered. A dverti$ ein eiiV i Sitoatiom Wanted— that it required their being hailod "The only trouble,” ahe added, A — The thirteenth prohibiting baby dolls also. — See these Motor Sales, Broad street. Phone Phona 2-0TS2. Dianonda— Watciu bumer gas stove. Excellent con­ Q —Is It a fact that people who Vemala >8 Into court. When the case was “was that Ah couldn't sit on mah ■Isvery; the fourteenth guaramtee- - . ______48 dition. Call Manchester 2-3865. stutter can aometimes sing with today. 2 2012 J e w e lry Busiuew lAicatioiui called they all made a rush for own porch and watch mahself ride ing all persons clUsenship and Q—Is a woman In charge of a ease? PaintlnK— PspertRg t1 W IL L C A R E for children, pre­ the bench and, reaching It, all equal rights under the law; the poat office referred to as a post­ CH EVRO LET 1936 2-door sedan. L E O N A R D W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ BA R G A IN. Tappan deluxe gas For Kent 64 by.” A — Most stutterers, unable to school age, either by day or week, fifteenth guaranteeing all peraona mistress? 1960 FORD 2-DR. CUSTOM New tires, motor .ob. Good trans­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. range; Coleman Duo Therm and broke Into bitter complslnte at the talk except with difficulty, can L m I biM Pomd 1 TH E R E IS no time like the pres­ board optional. Reasonable. Tel. AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. ■ame moment. The Jtxlge *>at the right to vote. A —There la such a word as portation. Phone 8470. Reasonable priccai. Open dally, Florence apace heaters. Only A colored man was being tried alng with ease. V-8 SEDAN ent for your outside painting. For 2-3383. momentarily stunned, as charges postmistre.ss, but It is not in good j^OST—Tea oetrich leather billfold Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce three years old. Asking less than Orford Building. Apply . Mar­ In court, charged with stealing Radio, heater, defroster, scat FOR SA L E -1939 Chevrolet 4-door prompt and courteous service call and countercharges filled the air. Q— Why Is Bourbon whiskey usage. The form authorized by o on*T, driver'* llcenee street Phone 3-4387. one-half original cost. Call Hart­ low’*. coal. 'The evidence waa not con covers, etc., etc., etc. Practically 3555, Eddie Theriault. Suddenly he r a p p e d fo r order. eo-esUed? the United States Post Office De­ Q— Are animal substances used ' sedan, 45,000 guaranteed mile­ ford 3-4066, or see them at 22 elusive, #o the judge announced, M d l o d ^ recelpU. Plea** call new. Dofta— Rinfa— Peta 41 4 ROOMS, Heated, excellent loca­ When quiet had been'restored the A— Bourbon Is named for the partment Is postmaster for both In perfumery? 1 age. Perfett running condition Main street. Talcottvllle. Call "Discharged.” The defendant sat Maachaster 0683. Reward. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint tion for professional office, beauty patient magistrate said quietly; county In Kentucky which pro­ women and men. A — Muak, ambergris, civet and : and unbelievably clean. Private DOGS Washed and groomed. See Fuel Mid Peed 49A Manchester 7449. down and watted until court ad­ 1948 LH ejV KULjrj 1 Ing. Average room papered, $12, aalon, real'estate, insurance, etc. "Now, I’ll hear the bldest first." duced In the early days almost all castor are the four animal aub- ' ID8T—CSilld’* tiger cat, named owner. Inquire at 78 Tanner including paper. Oelllhga re&nish- us for pet suppllee, and freah journed. stances uaed in perfumery. FLEETLINE SEDAN SE A S O N E D Hardwood for fire­ DAVENPORT, custom made slip Center street. Call 2-1680. That closed the case. corn. b Q— How many paasengers were Scamper, black aad grey, in Wood street, after 5 p. m. ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray­ frosen horsemeat 16c lb. Call Judge—Why didn't you go You’ll never find s cleaner one. place, furnace and range. Imme­ covers. Very good condition. Call there aboard the Mayflower? ridf* IB^oa. Finder call 2-2025. mond Flake. 3-9287. ~kennel Supply Shop. 2-4273. MANCHESTER—5-room flat for home? Q— I* Pennsylvania still known | Two tone green. 1940 M O D EL D-2 Internatonal diate delivery. B. J. Begin. Phone 4885. Passer-by— W hat luck have you 0 — Where In this country i* A — About 100 men, women and /// rent for business or professional Defendant— Your honor, I didn’t as a Commonwealth? L o s t —B lack alppered key case panel truck Buy-.direct from OUTSIDE, Inatda painting and C O L U E S . A.KC. Youi choice of a Glastonbury 3-2933. had In looking for an honest man ? catch what you meant with that there a monument to Robert children. W A L N U T D IN IN G room set, in man. In excellent location. Long A—The terms "Commonwealth" containing driver * lloenae, and 1948 WILLYS SEDAN owner. Reasonable. 638 Parker paperhanging, h'rea asUmatea. new litter. Male and female. R. E. Doorman— Oh, pretty fair. word discharged—did you mean I Burns? good condition. Call at 111 Main lease available. Reasonable terms. as applied to th* province and A.AJL. ragiatration. vicinity d e l i v e r y street. ______Prompt aervlcc. Reasonable Von Ecker, 500 Keeney atreet. 'till have my lantern. would have to put the coal back A—The Robert Burns Monu­ Q— Are there any of the origi­ “General Assembly" as the official FOR S A L E — Kindling wood. street. Write Box H. Herald. cedar atreet. Saturday morning, 1 Pleasure and. business combined prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. where I got It? ment la at Barre, Vermont. Cut by nal manuscripts of the New Testa­ name for the law-maUing body of 1948 CHEVROLE7T club coupe Phone 4277 after 4 p. m. If all the serial stories were phona 4860. Reward. In this Immaculate unit. FOR SA LE — Scotch Terrier pup­ FOR LEASE, Gasoline service local talent, It la conceded to be ment In existence? Pennsylvania, were originated by Only 21.000 miles. Beautiful black PAINTING and Superior Paper pies, A.K.C. registered. Inquire faced end to end in this world D E L U X E Model Philgaa range. station, ■well located, major oi If you want to forget all your one of the finest pieces of granite A — There are no original copies Penn and remain In the Constitu­ tOGRT-^^tthn's wedding band, in­ car. Douglas Motor' Sales, 333 Hanging. We carry the newest 372 Woodbrldge Street. Phone ',iey would have to be continued 1939 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN Garden— 1* arm— Dairy Late model Call 2-3856. company. For further Informs other troubles, wear tight shoes. sculpture In the world. of the New Testament extant. tion In force. scribed A. M. M. to J. A. W Main atreet. wallpaper books. Very satisfac­ , the next. Special. Radio, heater, defroster 3067. Prodocta 60 tlon call Hartford 7-3236. Finder call 3322. Excellent throughout. ■ ■'* tory prices. Call August Kanthl, BARSTOWS. 4-4 oil gat combina­ P U P P IE S — A. K. C. Red Cockers, LANK LEONARD phone 3759. No. 1 TOM ATOES 50c basket, sec­ tion range, - 'a years old. Deliver­ 5UCKEY FINN Pag6 Onet JX)8T— Man's wrist watch on East Wanted Aatoa— $25 and $30; Boston Terrier, cross IRON SPECIALS onds 36c basket. Cucumbers, pick ed and installed, $125. Watkins Housea for Rent 65 canter atreet. Inscription. "To M ottircyelca 12 INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ breeds. Zimmerman's Kennels, 1937 FORD CONV. SEDAN your own, 35t basket. Bring con­ Bros. BUTDORXi T HE'D BETTER, I Ed from Mom and Dad." Finder ing. paperhanging, celllnga re- Lake street. Phona 6287. THINK HE W ia < TOM! IF HE Call Coventry 7-7132. Reward. Radio, heater— $99.00 tainers. ^ b o tto 's Farm, Birch I finished. Fully Insured. Expert 9 X 12 FELT Rugs, $8.95. Holly­ FOR R E N T— 4 room cottage. WANTED SIA M E SE Kitten, 6 months, fe­ Mountain Road. GET A1NAY WITH A DOESrr, H E'U work. New 1950 wallpaper books. wood bed complete, $39.50. Maple South Coventry. 2-9131. 1936 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN USED CARS—TOP PRICES' male. Prize litter. Cat affectionate IT,GER6EANT?/ BEKNOWNAS AlUiolincementn Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003, PICK YO U R own tomatoes, 50c a bedroom-seti.. Urtsivi’, cli.;,': and $79.00 and intelligent animal. House or basket. Peterson's Farms, Dem- bed, $69.50. Marlow's F'umiture ' th e PRIZE PHONT COLE MOTORS apartment cat. Train it like Wanted to Rent 6.S PR E-IO ND ER O AR TEN school re- Ing street. Wapplng. Dept. OF THE CENTURY 1935 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 4164 R e p a irin g 28 dog. Broken Into clean haoits. raanlng September 11, Ages SH H U S B A N D , wife, four months old $49.00 Call 2-2120. BEAUTIFUL Tomatoes. four to ft. TranaportaUon available. MATTREISS. Your old mattreases UNIVERSAL SPIN DRY wash­ baby desperately need 3 or 4 un­ Phone 2-1696. Mrs. D. L. Ballard. pounds, 25c, 85 cents a basket. ing machine Phone Rockville 19.36 BUICK COUPE sterilized and remade ‘ Ilka new. BEAUTIFUL Cocker Spaniel pup­ furnished rooms, $35 to $40 a 79 Lakewood Circle South. Bosineaa Scmcca Offered 13 Bring own basket. 57 Florence 1988W1. Call Jones Furniture and Floor pies. Nine weeks old. Reds and month. Please call 2-2529. $79.00 street. W IN D O W s h a d e s made to order Covering, 38 Oak. Tel. 3-1041. blacks, A,K.C. registered, $20 up. WANTED — Preferably 4 or 5 Hurry and you'll be glad and Installed. Venetian blinds Grace Skilton, Route 44A, North Machinery and I'oola 53 Ptraotiala F"OR S A L E - Number 1 tomatoes rooms unfurnished by mother and and curtain rods. 24 hour service. Coventry, near Ebtperlment sta­ ,vou did to Help Wanted— Femala 85 80c 16 quart basket. Also Bart­ son. Both working Good refer­ BALLARDS Driving School, Man- Estimates gladly given. Fagan C ATER PILLAR , cletraca, new, tion. Phone Coventry 7-7489. lett pears $1 basket. A. Roaetto's ences Phone 2-1668 anytime after cheater’s oldest, A.A.A. trained DeCORl^nER MOTOR Window Shade Co.. Route 44 at CASHIER Wanted for self-service Farm, Lake street. used Ferguson and equipment. COCKER SPANIEL and Pomer New, used plows, harrows, spread, 4. and certifled instructor. A.A.A SALES, Inc. Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. market Apply in person. 974 (M «* M W 7M M l SrsSIMM. laa) typs dual controlled cars. Day or Main street. anlans. Very reasonable. Phone NATIVE GREEN Mountan pota­ era. Garden tractors, 2 to 5 h. p. evening appointments. 2-2245. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 A U , A P P L IA N C E S aerviced and 7724. toes. 279 Keeney street. Phone Terms arranged. Dublin Tractor ALL LANDLORDS Manchester repaired, burner#, refrigerators, G IR L i n t e r e s t e d In working 8865. Co., WUlimantic 3-3217. List with us for free rental serv­ BOOT'S AND HER BUDDIES So Right CENTER NURSERY Day School, ranges, washers, etc. All work part time In office. Must be 16 ice. Desirable tenants waiting for BY HERSHBERGER BUCS BUN NT Live Stock— Vehicles 42 nJNNT BUSINESS Laid at Center CongregaUonal A R E A L all American Hot Rod guaranteed. Metro Service Co- or over. Preferably high school TOM ATOES For sale. Pick your Manchester and nearby areas. TAtCQMOMElRY church, will resume September 6 roadater. Mercury motor with Tel. Manchester 2-0883. senior. Apply In person. Old own. Bring containers. A. W. Musical Instruments 63 ,1 Build under the direction of Mrs Schim- twin carburetors, steel top with Dutton. Ash Swamp Road, Glas­ U pU SE t r a p AND 4 ' . 60 fe6CW0OV| Colony Co., Hilliard atreet. G U E R N S E Y — Good milker. In LAFFARGE upright piano. Ex- REAL ESTATE BUREAU maL Phone 2-1624. ■ iwo-tone black and canary yel­ LIN O L E U M — Aapnalt tlla, wall tonbury, near Diamond Lake, AOOW. rear 260 Wetherell street. cellent condition. $50. Phone 2- 42 Asylum St. - V C ------* low paint Job. In the finest pos- covering. Done by reliable, well- B U R TO N ’S, INC., 841 Main street. HarUord 6-7.391 'TU 9 P. M. -YOUR DOOR ^ t h e p r o s p e c t Hill school for PICK Y O U R own canning toma­ 9861. alble mechanical condition. Must trained men. Ail Job# guaranteed. Stenographer and general office B E A U T IF U L five-room single. Lot young children will reopen Mon- toes. Joseph Novelll Farm, Moun­ W IL L P A Y up to 4 i 25 per month be seen to be appreciated. A Hall Linoleum Co., 33 Oak street. worker wanted. Ebccelleqt oppor­ 100 X 200. Well landscaped. E. F, SP E C IA L Sale! Baldwin pianos d a ^ September 11. Monday tain Road, Glastonbury. for three brdroom home and ga­ real performer and runs like Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166. tunity available. Apply In person Von Ecker, 509 Keeney atreet. from Berkshire festival! This through Friday. 9 - 11:30. Trans­ new car. Owner sppnt over $600 only. rage. Must be in good residential A N T IQ U E S Reflnlahed. Repairing happens but once a year! Sub­ portation furnished. Mrs. Lela on new parts for It. Can be section. Write Box A, Manchester done on any furniture. Tlemann, WAITRESS Wanted. Experience Household Goods 51 stantial sa'Ings on these first Tybur, Director. Phone 4267. bought for a fraction of this M ILK IN G GOAT, heavy produc Herald. 189 South Main street Phone quality instruments which were See at Clarke Motor Sales. not necessary. Bab's Restaurant, er. Call 2-3856. "Here's a Lucky Bargain" For 5643. 251 North Main. used only six weeks or less. New U N IV E R S IT Y Faculty member W A N T E D —Ride to SUte Capital Broad street. Phone 2-2012 to­ "Some lucky person” faelory guarantee. Both Acro- and family urgently need apart­ Hours 8:30 to 4:30. Call 6006. day. DE LONGS Refrigerator service. HOUSEKEEPER. Live In. Own C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E H-O-M-E sonlc spinets and Baldwin grands Poultry Mid SuppliM 48 ment or house. Call Dr. Benesi. Repairs on all makes, commer­ included. Low monthly payments IF3 7 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, room. Modern 6 room house. Call 0-F P’-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E Dept, of Chemistry, University W A N T E D — Ride to SUte Office cial and domeatlc. Emergency 24- radio and heater. Good running 21-9737. F O W L and roasting chickens. Which includes if desired. Goss Plano Co., 57 of Connecticut. building, hours 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 hour service Phon* 2-1797. Bedroom Suite, Living Room Allyn street. Hartford, 5-6696. p. m. Phone 2-0972^______condition. 26" bicycle, like new, E X PE R IE N CE D , Typist. day Fresh frozen turkeys, 14 to 25 $25. May be seen at Bill's Serv­ pounds. Schaub’s Turkey Farm Suite, and 5 pc. Dinette Set. Closed Monday. 2 d PETER W P A N T A L U K , electrical week. Apply Miss Johnson, Man­ Also includes Far ms and iJind for Sale 71 WANTED—Passenger to Pratt A ice Station, .568 Center street. 188 Hlllatown road. Phone 4678. LA7ef..\ A Story In Song contractor, maintenaiice and wir. chester Memorial hospital. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR U PR IG H T Piano, $25. Uncovered WADDAiyA ALLEY OOP Whitney for third shift from the FO U R ROOM house, bath, elec­ KNOW/ I Ing for light and power. 40 Foster OIL AND GAS RANGE box spring, J5. Call 2-9681 after FC? PETS ?AKS , I, eiCHABD. DOCh^ ISLAM ■rv€y^W ED MB AND CALLED MS A ■C en ter or West Center street FORCED To sell my now 1950 FRESH FA R M eggs ahd daily tricity, running water. Price $3,-' ^JUffT PINI9HaO TeAlTOe Al^ CAD _ street. Phone 3303. ROUTE Salesmen to take over "UNIVERSAL” WASHING MA­ 5 p. m. M'f /WOUM TRAP V. HAT PeUi— Poultry- EASY TERMS. FREE STORAGE, ford, Conn. Tel. 6-0304. High elevation. Zone A A. Ebccel- 1941 Plymouth, 2 Door Se­ matea. Open evenings. Jones' Stock 44 FREE DELIVERY lent home site of approximately 3 dan, heater; 1940 Chevrolet Furniture, Oak atreet Pl.one WAITRESS Wanted. Part or full We will hold these articles for you G IRLS’ Navy coat, and dresses, acres, having a frontage of 175 feet REAL CLEAN CARS iwct. 4 Door Sedan Master Deluxe, 2-1041. ______time. Appl.v In person. Silk City W A N T E D — Cows, calves and beet in our warehouse until you are size 7. Pair lap shoes, hardly and a depths of over 700 feet on Written Guarantee Diner, 641 Main street. ;attle also horses. We pay the ready for delivery, regardless of worn. Also brown shoes. Both size fieautifiil Sunset Drive. Priced for radio and heater; 1939 Plym­ SEWING MACHINE repairing, top dollar. Plela Broa., 364 Bid- time. Free Delivery and easy ternw 2. Reasonable. Gas stove, $10. quick sale. “I had tha woodpacker put up there to speed up the act 9 - r 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN outh 4 Door Sedan, low mile­ electrification, conversion to mod­ W A N T E D —Cafiable woman for well atreet Phone 7405. arranged, Phone 2-9812. a little!" 1948 CHEVROLET TOWN age ; 1937 Dodge Sedan, cheap; ern cabinets, expert workman- housework two or three morn­ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT BY DICK TURNER sup. ABC Appliance. 21 Maple. ings a week, or from 10 to 3 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA CARNIVAL SEDAN 1942 Dodge l-j-Ton Pickup, ex­ ONLY 58 REALTOR SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Timing______2-1575 five days a week. Call 6514. 45 This furniture can be seen during Wanted— To Buy -1947 PONTIAC TUDOR cellent condition. Arttclea tor Sale 875 Main St.— Eat. 1921 the day or evening and is shown " B e 'T’ev/ek.S o PHOoav ON THose %iwr- R EPAIRING. Complete repairs on W A N T E D —Good used furniture Phone 5440 or 5938 I ^ 4 6 PONTIAC SEDAN FOR S A L E — Men's rebuilt and re­ by appointment on'y. Phone Hart­ sririoN sy 'rtxi o o n T think Any quantity. W * offer you high­ Hu m b l e .THEPes 1941 CHEVROLET 3EDAN SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. vacuum cleaners, washing ma­ H elp W a nted— M ale 36 lasted shoes. Better than new Home Listings Wanted I ’M VUORRICD ABOUT THAT ford 6-0358, after 7 p.m. 46-4690, est prices. Woodshed. Phone 2- NO-o-oM Pi-Ace LieUTNINO, POYOU? 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN chines and small appliances. 100,- cheap one.s. Sam Yulyes, 711 Mr. Albert, for appointment. If 634 Center Street WANTED—Hartford Area. Set­ 3154. 000 new parts available. Stuart Main street. you wish I'll send my car for you, \ Lii:e Nome / Y Manchester, Conn. R. Wolcott, A-1 Repair Sales. 180 i ters and operators for center­ A C A D E M Y STREET — Custom Terms To Suit You less grinders, milling machines, take you to the store and ^ c k Dodge and Plymouth Dealers Main street. Phone 8597. ROYAL CORONA porUbla, Smith built 7-rooir, home, 6 down with drill presses, turret lathes. Also home. No obligation. WANTED -Single laundry tub. COLE MOTORS Tel. 5101 or 5102 Corona Standard typewriter and tile bathroom and shower; two up setters and operators for all types A _ L —B—E—R—T— S Call 2-2623. with lavatory. Hardwood floors, 4164 adding machlnea Usee machines Main Store— Waterbury Open 'Til 9 P. M. H A VE Y'OUR range burner clean­ of automatic screw machine*. light oak trim. Comer fireplace. sold or rented. KopaJra on all Hartford. N ew Haven, Meriden ed by factory men. Call 2-1673. Very good job fox, men who quali­ Spacious closets throughout. 2- make*. Marlow’s. Open Any Evening by Appointment Rooms Without Board 59 3938 FORD coup*. Call Coventrj’ fy. Reply, giving name, age. car basement garage. Near Por- MODEL A Ford tudor. Run less 7-6728 after T. previous experience, to Box P, PEAT HUMUS. $4 per yard. $1 A N T IQ U E S— Fine china, choice FU R N ISH E D Room on Main atreet school and bus line. For than 60.000 miles. In fine shape Household Serrtccs Herald. per bag, delivered. Bon-Air Peat paintings, figurines. Always a street. Private family. Couple or appointment call 2-1880. 398ft FORD Tudor sedan. An un' for an old car. Try out this one ______O ffe re d ______^ Oo. Call 651^. good selection. The Art Shop, 72 gentlemen. Pboni 6803. usually clean car for its age. In for a pleasant surprise. See st F U L L TIM E Boy for store work FO U R ROOM house. Insulated. 2 MANCHESTER Upholstering Oo. Bissell street. Phone 2-1389. vfry good mechanical condition. Clarke Motoi Sales. Broad street. and delivery. Good opportunity. BOLTON Building stone and flag­ A LAR G E ROOM, nicely furn­ bedrooms, large living room and Re-uphol»terlng. draperies, slip A quick starter for cold weather. Phone 2-2012. Call 6545. stone. A-1 loam, alao rock drilling NEnv FURNITURE ished. Very clean. In quiet home kitchen. Completely furnished, covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- For a demonstration see at and blasting. Boltoh Notch Quar­ RANGES For gentleman. 316 Spruce move right *n. 20 minute ride 1940 CHEVROLET four - door 9521 Open evenings Clarke Motor Sales, Broad street. ry. Phone 2-0617.'Stanley Patnode REFRIGERATORS street from Manchester at Pine Lake. He Ain’t sedan. Untsually clean and good W IN D O W Cleaner wanted. Steady PRlSsCliX^POP .. Phone 2-2012. Also used ranges and refrigera­ South Coventry. Full price, $4.- looking, radio and heater. Com­ W E A V IN G of bums, moth boles work. Call 7614. C H ILD 'S Blond maple crib, chest T WOUU3NT MiNO IF YOU STUDY f i tors. F U R N IS H E D room with kitchen 500. 20 years mortgage accepted. BUICK LATE 1947, black four- pletely reconditioned mechanical­ and torn clothing, hosiery run*, jo t drawers, play pen. In good SCHOOL SO MUCH REAL HARD YOU'LL | CHAMBERS WAREHOUSE privileges. Working girla prefer­ Can alao be , BS66 FOR I Service Station, comer Main and seen at Bakery dept.. Popular mirror, regular $199.95, now private location. FYv* room: ME/ A FEW 6IMPLE A R E A L Fiiie 1040 Dodge tudor ROOM FOR couple. 20 Chestnut ^ FREiaWT CAR IN A RAIL- l® *q P O M T IA C deluxe four-door W E S P E C IA L IZE In roofing and Middle Turnpike Blast. Market, 974 Main street 3159.83. Rich, luxurtoua mohair down Include modern kitchen E7CERC1EE& Wrm INDIAN CUjes pedMprddio and heater. This, is sedan. Radio, neater. New alip living room suite, sofa and chair street. Call 5443. Very large expansion attic. Ga ROADYAfZD/BUTT CAN USE siding. Highest ■quality materials. f o u n t a i n help part , time, h a v e -mKEN OFF SEVEN SOME OF THAT ZEST— LET« one o f the finest cars we have covers. Original green paint 'job. red, and one chair blue, regular rage, fine landscaping. Dougla: Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. nights. Apply Mr. Vaughan. W H IZ Z E R Motor bike. Will eacrU O N E U G H T housekeeping room POUNDfr.'— WM! I'M rapidly ever offered for sale. The only In excellent condition in every $839.95, now 3279.88. Porcelain Blanchard, Real EaU te Service GEE YOU APPLY y0U$L Dion, Inc.,, 29b Autumn strset. flee for $65. Phone 3-9554. for working couple. Call 8895 be­ l?ECOVERlN6 lU e ^teiMEERlNO VilG difference between this and a new respect. This is the deluxe model Arthur Drug. top dinette with 4 chairs, covered Phone 4860. >v. . tween 6 and 8. 5447. 7EET A N O F U aN O -m A T 1'*: one is 33,400 miles. Mileage guar- W e will gladly recommend and A U TO M O B ILE Salesman. Must UPRIGHT Plano, $25. Uncovered In duran plasUc, regular 354.95, FIEUREOFMY] nftteed. For demonstration see at guarantee this car to the most know the business. Good proplosl- box spring, $5. Call 2-9601 after n6w I3D.88. AU chrome tubular V3UN6/MAN-. li’i' Claxke Motor Sales, Broad street. discriminating buyer. Low down H e u tin g — P lu m b in t 17 tlon to right mail. Town Motor*. 5 p. m. step stool, duran covered back P L E A SA N T , Clean room* at the COVENTRY I^RiiM'4-3012. payments. See at Clark4 ' Motor K -F Dealer. 45 West Center. and seat, rubber Up bottom, regu­ Center. 16 Wadsworth atreat Salea, Broad street. Phone 2- PL U M B IN G And HeaUng. apeclal- N ew 5 rooms and bath, all one txtng In repair*, remodeling, cop­ lar 311-95. .tow $9.83. Montgom­ < ^ D A T *8 ..Special. 1940 Ford tudor 2012 today. PAINTERS Wanted. Inquire W. FO R "SALE — Wardrobe trunk, ery Ward, Manchester, Oonn. floor. Attached garage, hot water per weier piping, new construc­ * aedsRi Looks fair, run* good. Full Whitney, Sp.nnlng Mill. Cheney good condition. Phone 2-4879. BaRrdcrt Wanted 59A heat, oil, artesian water. Price WASH tion, estimates given, time pay­ rUHHS price. 3195. For demonstration Brothers. COMBINATION Craam eolqr nil $9,400. ments arraaged. Edward Johnaoa. W A N T E rv -3 chUdren boardara. OMNOWPVl leK iwifc ileSSW iiFDO ciSer • ^ ■ • a at Clarke Motor Sales, Broad 1942 C H EVR O LET 2-door deluxe WHITNEY SteeromaUc carriage. and gas atove. Good condition. iM rOM W OU AU MB WANT# UO 10 MT------• t f ^ L Phone 3-2012. coach for sale. Tel. 2-0094. Phon* 6979 or 5044. WANTia>—Man for part Um* Ehicellent condition. $10. Phon* Reasonable. Phon* 2-4078. 1 W al­ W rit* P. O. Box 33. Bta. A, Man­ . N ew 7 room home (4 bedroom#) bath and lavatory, full cellar, base­ ] o i o * n w e a W04TT BRfAIC POWN A4T---- work each week on paper collec­ 2-2503. chester, Conn. WNkU X AOCUMB14 MCB TO OIL BURNER aarvlc* and repalra nut street board radiant heat artealan well. W M B B lF P r tion. See or call Leverett Gates, Hk w a w r- ,\11 makes oil burners and furn­ SOUTH COVENTRY. Large room, Insulation, copper Numbing, base­ 150 Avery atreet, or tel. 2-1859. C O M B IN A T IO N oU and gaa stove. W IL L t r a d e . Magic Chef, black aces. Earl , Van Camp. Tel. 5244, Two hot water heaters and boll- and white gaa stove, in fine con­ kitchen and living room privi­ ment gariige, H acre. Price $14,900. EXPERIElNCEn) Machlnlets. Good era. Also storm saah and screens. dition for combination oU and lege in home of widow- A ll con­ e f f i c i e n t Plumbing and bast­ Four rooms and bath. 0& wages, working conditions and venience*. Couple or two Indies. ing. Plugged drain* machine Pl%on* 3128. gas atove. Msbogany Governor artesian water, lake privilege. overtime. Csrlyle-Johneon Ma­ Available Oct 1. Phone Coventry cleaned. Cart J. Nygren, 303 Wlnthrop secretary. Price reaaon- Price $0,900. chine Co., 52 Main street. r e d u c e d Floor sample. Oolemaa 7-7675. Oakland atreet Phone 6497. i-able. Phone 3-3807. automaUe water heaters, 20-gal- Attractive 2-year-old brick hom«. ROOM A N D Board for couple in ROGERS CORPORATION, MUl Ion oil was $99.95, now 179.96; 8 room* and bath. Oil heat, lak? exchange for car* of children. No M o v in g— rrucklng— and Oakland streets, Manchester, 30-gaUon deluxe oil, w’ss $144.95, M A P L E K rrC H K N eet. Table and privilegea. $9,300. ^ Conn. W e have openings for sev­ now $109.95; 30-gallon deluxe four chair*. Call 7133. , other -duties. B< AZ, Herald. eral qualified mill workers. If bottle gas, was 3134.95, now ELMORE TURKINOTON Z * ' T - you are Interested pleas* contact 399.95. 30-gaUen gas, was 389-96: THREE-PIEOB Uvliig teoiB Sat 8- Real Batate C. Maron. at the plant W * offer: now $79.95; SO-gallon gas, wax plec* dining room aat, black and TaMMflita M RVIfiltii wkite comthutUM . . J I** Phone Coventry 7-6397 -m n erv v E A i w w « o o M 1. Fair wagai. 3. Liberal vacation $99JS, now $84.95. A ll are corn- apartment, plan. 3. Cost of living adjustment. plat* with magnesium rods and and coal. W lir «B ^ 1 fi^ 'tt(a »d T W O ROOM 102 West 4. Productivity bonus. 5. Group ars guaranteed for ftve years. able offer. 75 Tunnel Road, Ver­ available 1 street or call Rbdrrill* 1078J2. OTHER AOV8. ON PAGM 4 Insurance, Watkins B t m . Pbons 517L non, Rockville 668JS. L.. jlattrI;c:Bti?r Eo^nittg THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ISW

A vartfa Daily Nat Pram Ran Beginning Sunday, September The Mlaaea Annie and Mary Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam J. Moora -A -A . m . A . B ^ J e ^ d Tho’W aathtr 10, only one woraMn aervice win Adama, of 58 Cheatnut atreet, ar­ and children of 148 Oraen road F o r th e Month of A ugust, 1980 I About Town be held at the South Methodlat rived in New York Tueaday on have returned from their vacation chui^, and the hour wdll be 10:45. board the Cunard White Star liner apent In New York etate. Thay 9 , 6 5 3 'roday. fair to partly otoudyi EA« flnt fall niMtlac tt tht At thia aervice Organiat Herbert Queen Bllaabeth, after flve-day alao vlalted with relativea in Clay­ ZIM aiUilFBiFr 11uuFuiIUl m Fraill higheat tomperatan near lit to- jBnerlcan tjtgim Auxiliary will ba A. France will be at the conaole. \‘oyage from Southampton and the ton, Mra. Moore'a natlva town. Member ef the Audit night, laereaalag eloodtaeaet tow- S m Konday avanln, at tight Mr. France aucceeda aa organiat Channel ports. Bureau of Cbculatloaa eat tomperatare aheat 88. dEtlock at th« Lcgtan Homa. Ra- and choir director, George O. Aah- The name of Martin E. AJvord * Manchester—^'A City of Village Charm Hirta of the offlcyra and of the ton, who left for Ocean City, N. J., The Community Players will of thia town la Included In a Hat of ^^nrtmant convention will be recently to aaaume a similar posi­ meet tonight at 7:30 at Whiton 30 proepective jurora for th8 fall S- W - tion at The Cathedral of the Sea. Memorial Hall, North Main street. civil aeaaion of Hartford Superior court which waa announced yca- VOL. LXIX, NO. 288 (ClaaMaed AdvwtMag oa Pag« H ) MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENT#*’" terday. The proepective junora will report tor the elght-weeke' aeaslon, ------— J t ; Septemiber 18. Mr. and Mra. Stuart G. Segar of 110 Main atreet have returned YOUNG REPUBLICANS PRESENT after a week'a itay In Washington, D. C., where Mr.. Segar attended the National Exchange Club aon- ventlon aa the official delegate of the local Exchange Club, of which Allies Hack Out Gains at 2 Ends of Front he la paat preaidant. He aerved aa a member of the national conven­ GORMAN'"REPRESENTATIVE tion committee on reaolutlona, and waa formerly president of the Con­ Mercy Mission Pictures May j necticut Exchange organisation. State Housing Plan YOUNG REPUBLICANS GO FOR GORMAN • Corporal Conrad Pelletier of the i Marines, who sailed from. Ocean- I Prove Facts Reds Mass for New e /# aide, Callfomla, August 15, arrived lA Japan, August according to ELECT MEN WITH "GO an air mail letter received from Won’t End in Red, III Plane Case him by hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pelletier, of 27 Tyler CTr- This Ad\'t. Paid For By Young Republican Friends f>f The. Candidate rle. CpI. Pelletier, a graduate of Push as First Drive Manchester High school, class of Officials Want to See If 1045. studied at the University of Claims Loshbough U. S. Craft Took Photo Connecticut for a year, before en­ tering the service. Of Russian Ship Flr^ A post card from Southampton, He Denies Higher Inter­ ing on U. N. Forces FOR Y O U . See Slambang GrindsL. to a Halt England, waa Mceived today from est Rates on Short " ' ' * — — ...-I II - I —■ ■ " 4 Joseph Hublard, local concrete Washington, Sept. 8—(Ah—Offt- contractor, who with Mra. Hublard Term Borrowings KY. clsls here are checking a possibil­ U. S. 1st Cavalry and left on August 19 for a two Fight ill ity that pictures may prove-wheth- montha' visit to hla native Switxer- From HALE'S SELF SERVE Can Hurt Program; , er the United States or Russia la Would Relieve Causes South Koreans Break land, and other parts of Europe. Qtes Reserve Funds S tate C am paign right In their two versions of how Back of Enemy Lunge r , ' The couple crossed on the Cunard- a Soviet-marked plane waa shot While Star liner, "Mauretania." To Meet Contingencies I ---- down off Korea. ’ Of “Future Koreas’ At Taegu; Expect Neiit and HEALTH MARKET Experienced Navy fl)ers, how­ w Miaa Marilyn Fox, daughter of Dewey. Vows to Battle ever, said today tt ia unlikely that Attack to Be Made on Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fox, of 17 State Capitol, Hartford, pictures were made which will Coastal Approaches Edgerton street, will enter Mt Sept. 8.—(JP)— Bernard E. For Re-election on prove anything. Ida College in Newton Centre. CARNATION They said chances are remote Senators \ Dependability HEALTH MARKET Loahbough, State Housing Every Street Comer; that a pilot flying cover for a car­ To Pusan; Reds Cas* Ma; ... on September 27. She will SUGAR administrator, challenged to­ follow the course in aviation. Miss Lynch Hits “Record” rier task force would pause to take arils for People in ualties 3,100 in Day Same grand flavor, same ffne quality—can Fox wa;, graduated from Cushing day the contention that the pictures while he was being shot Deny Farmers after can. Same guaranteed Hatiafaction in MILK LOCAL FRESH state housing program de­ at by a hostile alrci'^ft. They do Umlerdeveloped Areas Academy in the claaa of 1950. ^ LB. Albany, N. y„ Sept. 8—(4P)—A expect that photographN will show Tokyo, Saturday, Sept. 9. every piece of meat you buy. That’s the fine signed to be self-supporting, political slugfest shaped up today the Red star-marked plane being —(/P)—Allied troops hackcri thing about Pinehur.st food and service. Mias Dorothy Denton, of 39 Ste­ eventually will run into a Guarded by a rifleman riding on the radiator and another behind, a downed. Paris, Sept. 8—(>P)—The western I Union Is Red phen atreet. recently returned by BAG can in New York Stats with Governor wounded American soldier la evacuated by Jeep from the Korean front world can rellava "ona cauaa of out slight gains at opposl^ deficit. That contention was Thomas E. Dewey promising to Offirlala Are Mum plane from I.,ondon, England, after 1 2 c lines to a rear base hospital. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff correspond­ Camera guns on a fighter plana future Koreaa” by improving liv­ ends of the rain-lashed Kor% apending a vacation In Europe, . FOWL made yesterday at a public hear­ battle for re-elecUon "on every ent Ed Hoffman.) - ing atandarda In undtrdevaloped ing before the Legislature's Fi­ street corner” and Democrats are coupled to Its shooting guns Coiigrpflsional Record an warfront Friday against With three friends from' Wellesley S l'X S W E E T PLUMP and can be used almultaneoualy. areaa," International Bank Preal- Real Economy nance committee on proposals to shouting "Wall Street candidate" dent EugeneSR. Black declared to­ And 36 Linotype Ma- dangerous rebuilding Rad College. Miss Denton traveled by expand the state's $96,000,000 at him. But to get pictures of the hostile car for the past two months l b craft opening Are, pilots of the U. day. * forces. Little fighting took Some food does more for you than other PRUNE JUICE Q. n», 27c program, by Harold W. Smith of Dewey’s flght against Fair Deal Addreaaing the bank'a fifth an­ chinea Figure in Reply place on the whole 120-mIIs through France, Italy. Switzerland Waterbury, a spokesman for the Congressman Walter A. Lynch ap­ S. Navy planes would have had to food. Regardless of the initial price the sat­ and England. uncouple camera releases from nual Board of Governora meeting. batUeline. Americans sur* Ss'vings and Loan League of Oon- parently will contrast with his Urge Speedy Action Black aald "perhapa the moat .To Senator Bridges isfaction you get from your food, the number .NO, 5 CAN SUGAR HEART aecticut. "unity’’ campaign for President their gun-flring mechanlama. mlsed this meant a North KorOBB of servings from a cut of meat or from a ran Don A. Cai-penter, Seaman, in 1948. Defense Department officlala are powerful aingle force ahaplng the buildup during the lull for a saw USN. of 56 Porter atreet, recently Higher interest rates on short remaining officially mum about courae of history in our time la Washingtoa Sept. 8—(F)— An offensive smash. of fruit determine the REAL ECONOMY. term borrowings, contended Voters will give their decision assertion by Senato, Bridges (R- participated in the second phase PINEAPPLE JUICE 37c We will hove fresh dressed at the polls November 7. They On European Army details of Monday's Yellow Sea the awakening consclouanesa of A U. S. 8th Army spokesman of Mediterranean exercises held Smith, will increase the costs of incident aince it haa been referred the underprivileged masaes of peo­ NH) that Communists appear to the present program to the point also will choose then between Lt. said the Red drive by 50,000 nisn by the United States and British V Afia'Ta'M’k Roosf'ers and Fryers and o few Gov. Joe R. Hanley. G. O. P. candi­ to the U.N. Security Council. ple that conditions of poverty, ill- have taken over the Farmers on Taegu, main Allied bass on tiM Mediterranean Fleets. He is a that the state general fund will Unofficially, however, many offl- health and Ignorance In which Union—which the farm organiza­ be called on to wipe out a deScit. date for the U. S. Senate, and Sen­ Advisers Qte Military central front, had “peUrod ouL*’ crew member aboard the aircraft Ducks. ator Herbert H. Lehman, Demo­ eeri are inclined to doubt Mos­ they live are not preordained." tion promptlj denied—brought In probably from lack of sup^^ ' carrier USS Leyte. Loshbough, testifying today as Soloiis’ Recess cow's statement that the plane Black asserted that "we might Its wake today an extra-fat Con­ Buy wisely! Buy for flavor! Buy SARDINES 3 c. 19c the committee resumed its hear­ cratic nominee for re-election. Build-Up in Eastern and sufficient manpower for tko Dewey Comes Out Swinging which it identified as belonging to not today be wltneaaing such so­ gressional Record. present. Pinehurst Pinehurst Center Slices of Block Island Fre.sh The Hartford District County FRESH DRESSED ing, denied that was so. Dewey came out swinging last Germany; See German the Russian Air Force waa on cial unrest and possibly -not even A battery of 36 linotype ma­ Council, V. F. W., meeting wilt be CAAIPBELL'S Preaenta Detailed Reply night, charging the Democratic Thorny Issue routine training flight. hostllltiea" if there were not auch chines was set to work last night The Reds had pushed to within Chuck Ground held Saturday at the V. F. W. Ha asserted that there was "no' National Administration with Army Reorganized Agree on Location a wide gap between standards of seven miles of .Taegu befor* IM forsaeabla danger to our Snancial t to put In type the reply of Just SWORDFISH Home at the Green at 8 o'clock. CLEAN "continued mismanagement of our Noting that portion of the Rua- living in varioua parts of the one man. Senator Langer (R-ND). U. S. First Cavalry Divisioa ta d The ladies' auxiliary will meet at VEGETABLE Btructure." national safety." Truman Mav Have to aian atatement which said tha world. South Koreans broke tha back et PYtehly Ground (Season for fresh Swordfish almost over.) SWIFTS Loahbough presented s point by Washington, Sept. 8—(>P| • The Bridget told the Senate yester­ their drive. the same time at the Hollister PLUMP Three times in his acceptance' Black pralaed European nations day that Communists often have street schwil auditorium and will BROILERS point reply to some of the objec­ speech at the Republican State Resolve Argument Be- | umted states is being urged by (Conttnupd or Page Eleven) recent efforts to raise living stand­ Warn of New Drive Lamb Patties . Can. tions raised to the program at yes­ boasted that they had bean sue- later Join the men's group for re­ SOUP 2 21c PREMIUM .\NU Convention in Sarstoga Springs U— some of its top advisers overseas ards, declaring “much progrsM ia General MacArthur’a headqui^- For extra value huy a 12 to 11 Lh. ROBART freshments at the V. F. W. Home. terday’s healing. He reiterated tween Senate, House ^ caasful in their affo|^ to take over that the housing program is en­ he promised to meet his oppon­ being made In hammering out new ters warned Of a possible new of- Handy’s Small FARM FRESH CONN. NATIVE GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY, C'l^ESOTA TENDER ents “on every street comer." j fonSation of-«-Joint army under Ffi • A • • patterns of pix>ductlQfl‘ and trade tha organiaattan, and ba added: The Emanuel Brotherhood will $ J « 2 9 each tirely eelf-Bupportlng and will con­ Washington, Sept. 8.—(P)— I a single supreme commander for , Okarga Galled ”A Ua” tinue to be ko. Hs declared that "we will no 1 ries Again to replace and Improve prawar (GoaMnnod < ■) Link Sausage Lb. 73c hold its first fall meeting, Tues­ longer put up with excuies, incom­ President Truman may have to | defense of western Europe. pattsms that cannot bs restored.” “IJia rannani Union so eoaslat- Lb. 2.il.b. Bag He aald: resolve an argument between Sen­ Diplomatic and Administration antly espouses (Jommunist causss, TURKEY 62c day, September 12, at 6 p. m. In FLOUR $2.19 Reeervee Are Bet Up petence and politics-aa-usuai’’ in In some of the underdeveloped the form of a supper meeting at Washington. ate and House Oamocratlc lead­ officials, getting ready for the For­ nations, he added, "we can also parrots Communist propaganda TRY PINEHURST TENRER- "The rents paid by the tenanta ers about whether to keep Con- eign Ministers Conference opening To Seal ^Reds’ and refuses to denounce Com­ And here’s another good buy. Short shanked the church vestry. The guest and the monthly payments made Blames Truman Regime Urge Bigger CURE CORNED BEEF speaker will be Senator Charles S. Our Display Cases Will Offer Dewey charged that American greaa on a standby basis or wind In New York next week, liave been (Oootlaasd on Pago Pour) munists or their activities as to well trimmed House. Reservations for the sup­ MORRELL'S by our home owners, pay In Its en- up its affairs next week. told the matter Is urgent in light preclude the possibility of accident troops had been sent to Korea Senator Lucas of Illinois, the o f the military build-up in Commu­ Malik Wants Peiping PINEHURST LEAN POT per should be made no later than (OonBaoed an Page Four) "outnumbered, out-gunned, under- or coincidence.” Marine Corps Saturday of this week with mem­ Democratic leader, said he will nist East Germany. James G. Patton. President of ROASTS..RIB OVEN ROASTS SMOKED 12 Oa. 4 2 c "A" GRADE BEEF, LAMB LEGS, armed and some . . . only partly Moreover, creation of a joint Delegate Present at UN bers of the executive committee. SNACKS trained," and he- blamed this on bring the subject up at next Mon­ the organization, replied in Den­ MORRELL’S READY TO EAT All men of the church are cordial­ day's White House conference army is described as a condition Democrat Sees VEAL LEG AND RUMP ROASTS, "Incompetence" in the national for agreement by the West Ger­ Hearing on Formosa ver that he knows of no one "who HAM ly Invited. when House Speaker Rayburn of has responsibility in our national Two Democrats Ask SHOULDERS u 55c Chapman Held government. Texas and hia colleagues return man Government to provide a Qer- Bnl. 2 5 c SMOKEQ MEATS AND CORNED Lynch, accepting the Democratic man military force and participate Lake Sucecu, Sept. S.—UP)— GOP Victory or stats organisations who is a Equal Representatioti ManchsaUr Garden Club mem­ ZA-REX from a long Labor Day holiday. Ruaaia, slapped down in an at­ bers will open the new scAison ■Rayburn has made it plain he In a rearmament program. German Victor in Tilt (OoaUnoed on Pago Bight) participation probably could be ex­ tempt to get the United Nations (Coattaaed on Fags Elevaa) On Chiefs of Staff Monday evening at eight o'clock BEEF; CHOPS, STEAKS, COLD thinks it would be good for the Security CTouncil to condemn Buy wisely! Buy for flavor! Buy In the Federation room of Center country if Congress packs its bag pected under no other conditions, McCarran Says Tru­ SALADA and goes home until January, these advisers are reported to “barbaric” U. S. Air Force bomb­ Washington, SepL 8—(gj—TNro Church house. Elx’ery member is CU TS, Etc. have told Washington. ing in Korea, prepared today to man Veto of Red Bill Democratic lawmakers, both for­ Lamb is at it’s best, .and we feature asked to bring an arrangement, GOP Admits Schoeppel since President Truman has the try and sneak Communist CTiina specimen flowers and salmon zin­ Held for New right to call the lawmakers back Protest Will Need Time Would Aid Republicans Dig to Reach mer Marines, called on Congrata Extra Special Tenderness TEA BAGS 100 Count 95c TENDER, TASTY Blast Didn^t Do Re­ in any emergency. Nevertheless, creation of an ac­ through the U.N. back door. today to Increase greatly Marino Rib Lamb Chops at . . . Lb. 89c nias. tual jbint European army and, Russian delegate Jacob A. Oorpa strength and give tt aqual publicans Any Good Lucas Agalnat VacaUon especially, selection of a com­ Malik set the scene by maneuver­ Washington, Bept. 8—(>p>_8en- At the annual convention of the 1 LB. TIN. ARMOUR’S Year’s Killing 128 M iners representation on the Joint Cmefs Loin Lamb Chops . . . Lb. $1.09 That’s what the customers tell us about LAMB LIVER 6 ------An adjournment would calm mander for It may be several steps ing the Council into voting to ator McCarran (D„ Nev.) said to­ of Staff deapits President Tru­ Hartford District Luther League Washington, Sept. 8— the ebuntry'a fears that the inter­ removed from next week'a meet­ consider Monday a Soviet bid to day President Truman'i avowed man’s wishes. Stewing L am b...... Lb^ 29c Pinehurst Fryers, Broilers. Small Roasters held in West Haven the paat week­ national situation may be getting ing of the Big Three Foreign Mln- invite a Chinese Red representa­ refusal to sign hla stringent Antl- end. Leonard Anderson of 66 Gar­ CORNED BEEF HASH 39c publicana accepted glumly today Cuban in U. S. Illegally Mcn Trapped 170 Feet Rep. Mansfield (D-Mont) sad Lamb Legs, iVz LJ>. Av. 79c Lb. the virtual collapae of Senator out of hand and thus would be iatera. tive to sit in while the Council Communlat Bill, if Congresa Senator Douglas (D-III) said they and Fowl. They like the way our meat men den atreet, was elected president Schoeppel'a ebargea that Secre­ good politics, Rayburn argues. In some quarters, especially mil­ considers Peiping’s charges of U. passes It, -might lead to a Repub­ will Introduce bills to: for the ensuing year. He succeeds WHITE ROSE Lamb Chop Special Admits Murder of Rayburn’s re-elsction is reassur­ itary, it is suggested that what lican victory next November. Below Surface in Scot­ Otto Johnson of Emanuel Luther­ tary of the Interior Chapman had S. bombings In Manchuria and (s) Raise the basic strength of Try Rath’s Daisy Hams or Rath’s dress poultry “ready for the pan.” Yes. of Communist tles,,^ and one of them Brooklyn Sweetheart ed. But Lucas, who has a cam­ might emerge first, ahead of a su­ aggression against Formosa. The Nevada Democrat a^d Mr. tish Colliery Cave-In Uie Marines to 300,000 men; (()) an Church. Hartford. The Hartford paign flght on his hands, doesn’t preme command. Is some form of The Council voted yesterday, Truman’s statement that he would Authorize four dlvlriooa and'fM r Bacon Squares course our poultry is “farm fresh” native. District la made up of more thaA 1 Lb. Tin DAINTY LOIN CHOPS 99c conceded the GOP had taken a po­ agree. not sign the McCarran Bill if it COFFEE litical shellacking. Lest She “Squeal” combined chiefs of a^aff with a 7-3, to take up the question of New Cumnock, Scotland, SepL 8 sir wings; (c) Create an"iarietaet 25 local young people's group Lucas told reporters be doesn't chairman or similar head. This Red China’s participation in that waa sent to the White House was Secretary of the Navy for the Ma­ Extra large Bartlett Pears, throughout the Augustana Luther­ Chapman vigorously denied the would be the unit to plan and get "the moat toloasal mistake I have —(/P>—Rescue workers tunnelled TAYLOR'S TENDER RIB CHOPS u. 89c charges before the Senate Interior Tampa, Fla., Sept. 8.—(jP)—A think an adjournment would be to debate at its next session. The through thick sludge today in an rines, and (d) Place the Marine 6 for 42c an Church of the state. Cuban dishwasher haa admitted the public interest. He said the into eventual existence a Joint United States abstsUned in line ever heard of being made by the Ooramandent on the Joint Chiefs Fancy White Large Committee yesterday. He dared army. President." effort Jo reach 128 men trapped Schoeppel, a Kansas Republican, butchering his Brooklyn sweet­ people wouldn’t underatand why with its policy of letting other 170 feet below ground after a large of Staff. Elberta Peaches Each < heart to keep her from telling im­ Congress should take a vacation Until a combined army actually "I should be very unhappy to SWEET POTATOES can 23e Better Cream Cheese Is More Economical in to repeat them where hla congres- does exist there will be no need U.N. members decide the ques­ know that the President would section of a coal mine collapsed. Repreoented by Navy Man Hale’s Best Peache.s alonal immulty would not hold- and migration officials he waa In this while there’s a war going on in tion of Red China's representation Mine officials said none of the By mobilising their reserves the Cauliflower Bulk; Buy a Little or a Lot country illegiUIy. for the Western European powers veto this bil, and not the least of Ripe Honeydews D O RO TH Y H. where the Senator could be sued. Korea. and the United States to agree on at Lake Success. my unhapplneaa would be the fact trapped.men waa Injured. Marines are now building tow g^ 'The Cabinet member labelled as Carlos Enriquez Valdes, 39, Taft for Reoena The vote In favor of the Rus­ a maximum strength of about Cantaloupes FAIRMONT’S aelectlon of a commander. that the people of the country Eight men escaped before the untrue and as “scandal mongering, signed a confession here yester­ He said the Senate Democratic Recognizing that all thia will sian proposal followed a 9-1 de­ want the bill enacted into law,” earth caved In late last night, two 200,000 men. They are represent­ To day to the fatal atabbing of Pura feat of a Soviet resolution de­ ed on the Joint Chlefa only by a Gravensttin Apples 19c KEENEY Fresh Fruit and Vegetables insinuation and slander"’ Schoep- Policy Committee unanimously need time, the advisers are recom­ McCarran told newsmen. hours before the ^nlght shift was CREAM CHEESE u pel’s assertions that he had not Marchany in her Brooklyn apart­ backed' his plan for sither a recess mending that meanwhile the Unit­ nouncing United States air action "Desire of People” due to leave. Navy man...... 2 Lbs. ZSc signed required loyalty oaths and ment last New Yesu*'s eve. until a Axed date-or for a series ed States provide a aubatantlal in­ in Korea aa a violation of the “This desire of the people In Sludge RoaRtd Down Mansfleld and Douglas disclosad Piano Instructor that he was linked to subversive Aaron B. Z. . Silver, assistant of three-day recesses with no busl. crease In its present occupation rules of warfare. Yugoslavia ab­ that respect might be veiw em- Relatives and friends of the their plans as the furor subridad Red Ripe organizations. Chapman produced district attorney of Kings County nesa transacted. fpree in Germany, with. Britain stained. phatically expressed in No»ovem- trapped ra«n gathered at the pit over Mr. Truman’s reference to tke Tom atoes...... Lb. 10c BUTTERNUT LETTUCE 15c NO. 2 CA.N. PREMIER copies of loyalty affidavits he (Brooklyn), said Valdes would be Like a lot of hia colleagues, and France doing likewise. Council consideration of Malik’s her.” entrance, as rescue teams attempt­ Marines as a "police force" with Resumes Teaching si^ e d in 1941, 1946, 1947 and chained with murder. The Cuban Lucas has been under Are from his The 74-year-old lawmaker, just s'* to dig their way from a neigh­ Green Peppers, 2 Lbs. 25e SQUASH 1949. haa waived extradition and will be opponent for walking away from (Ooatlnaed os Page Bight) (OoBtiaaed on Pago Fopr) renominated by Nevada Demo- boring mine Into the collapsed (Coatlaned on Faga BleTea) GRAPEFRUIT Schoeppel’a Opinions Chnnged returned to Brooklyn In a few hia job every time he goes home shaft » Farmer Brown’s Spinach, September 9 Chapman denied that he had days, as soon as charges against (OoaUaoed Flags Two) TOMATOES 15c him here are diamisaed. to campaign. Meanwhile, in each One of the eight men who es­ ) Cole Slaw and Salad Mix.. Lh. anything to do with the reten­ case the opponents are campaign- caped said the group saw the 10c Tel. 2-0048 SECTIONS 25c tion of Randolph Feltus, a publici­ Flngerprinto Were Checked , . , , Treasury Balance sludge seeping toward them, then TKugs Torture, YELLOW OR GREEN ty man, to lobby for statehood for He waa arreated here last intensively. __aa._—a______. a a a ~ senator Taft (R-Ohio), who is roar down. Alaska. Feltus denied the Sena- month on charges of drunkenneas Washington, Sspt. 8—(F)— The and carrying a concealefl weapon. spending s great deal of time “Wo had to run for our lives,” 10% O ff on 12 Cans SQUASH campaigning in Ohio these days told News Flashes position of the Traasury 8ept 8: he said. “We ran to the pit bottom Rob Recluse NATIVE POTATOES . t ouiiniird on Page Foar) Then It Waa found ou( that he Nat budgat rscsipts, 8145,229,841.- and gave the alarm and then came Frozen Food waa an alien and he was turned a reporter he things a recess of (laHo Baflottao e( tho (F) WIro) 82; budget sxpsndttursa, 1180,- right up.” « Peck Pecks Of Frozen Juices or 12 HALE'S 578,062.70; cash balance, 84,980,- Masked Men Take $17$< 35c 3 $1.00 (CMNaned on Page PhrM) . (OoatlaMd da Page Fow) 456.095.61. (Goattaned aa Faga Two) ESCAROLEor WELCH’S New,8 Tidbits 000 in Gov*t Bond#; BEECHNUT BABY FOODS Pkgs. of Vegefobles Headquarters Million Dollsr Dope Smuggler Seized ^ ENDIVE Lb. Calkd Prom UPi Wiros New York, Sept. 8—(4^Twice-dcported Lucian “Frenchy” Leave Farmer for Dead Chopped Strained FOR APPLE JUICE Ignaro, d e s ^ M as a one-time, miUion-doIIar-a-ycar dope or Fruits Farmers Dump 6 Million smuggler, was under arrest today after trying to slip back Says Fate of World Depends Libertytown, Md., SepL 8 (gj*- 1,2 Jars 29c ' 4 Jars 39c Howard Elmer Campbell. 29- SNOW CROP into the U. S. Ignaro reputedly is a lieutenant of nieported A 74-year-old farmer was tortufid Try Keebler^s Saltines...... 28c Pkg. SWEET year-old imemployed chef, la held for three hours by two maaktd in New York imder $5,(K)0 bond Bushels of Wheat in West Vice King Charies “Lucky” Luciano, now in Italy. On Psychological Guidance men seeking a fortune bidden In Snow Crop Frozen , on charge of being stowaway on * * * the aeeludVl house in which ho liv­ We have a complete line of Keebler’s Fine Lbs. BROCCOLI CUTS Polish liner Batory, August 8. ■ . - Cncktra and Cookies, induding Townhouse POTATOES Marine Vets Urge Johnson Ouster ed alone. State Police reported I n t Lemonade...... 19c Any ciUaen has right to arreat Spokane, Wash., Sept. 8—(F)—.(.port on the eituation yeeterday Washington, Sept- 8—(/P)—The Marine Corps League to­ state College, Pa., Sept. 8.—(^e.dren in their midst in night. ' Crackers. Sea Toast and Philadelphia Sandtarts DULANEY aad use force to prevent escape There’s no place to store it and and took a dim view. -The “fatq, of the world depends' older persons themselves need The criminals ascaped with Coffee...... Jar 63c DIAMOND of person in act of committing no place to ship it so farmers In The harvest in the three-state day demanded the ouster of Secretary of Defense Johnson, this rich wheat-producing area on expansion of the science of guidance. their looL believed to Inclnda flL - Jfhe best Shortening buy this week. thsft, Superior Court Judge Wil­ area is estimated at 107,000,000 but defeated a similar proposal that SMretary of State Ache- treating people from middle age- Middle-Aged Are leiflera 000 in government bonds, lea v i^ Grape Juice ...... 27c liam J. Shea holds in denying have had to dump more than 6,I00,> bushels, a 12 per cent Increase 1 Lb. Cello Pkg. SCALLOPS 000 bushels out on the ground. son be fired. oa—pa^cularly along psychol^- In a report to the American tha aged farmer for dead. Tbkt ...... 3 Lb. Can 89c WALNUTS 43c damages to New Haven youth over last year. Diat goes la with • ♦ • ioal hnea a New York peycbol^ Psychological Asaoclatloa’a an- hrt>paned Wedneaday nlghL ’ Both sizes Orange Juice in whose leg was amputated aa re­ They have had to dump wheat 32,000,000 bushels carrisd over S ^ t Pard, 2 cans 27c, case of 48 $5.99 before but never in piles like the President Signs Allotment Bill gist said today. nuM meeting on the enmpus of Tlio victim was Waltsr Pittlngor Ask for f|S|| cook booklet with Swiftning. sult of knife wound Inflicted by from 1949. It is particularly important, the Pennsylvania Stata GbUege, a wen-to-do bachelor. He rsmalqod Show Citip ^Arrestihg person. ones that dot the inland empire of Washington, SepL 8—(AV-PKsident Truman today signed Lbs. eastern Washington, eastern Ore­ “We now have 139,000,000 bush­ said Dr. George Lawton, that pey- Lawton aald: in tha bouse, hardly abla to mOM PEARS 2' 15c Green Staaiiw Givea WHh Cash Sales VA says it plans to start pay­ gon and northern Idaho today. The els of whest In the area,” said legislation granting allotmenta to families of enlisted service­ chologlcal and mental bygleno “In nearly all our InaUtutiona— for almost 84 houw. :- Rangea, RelrigeratorB ing second dlvldead oa veterans’ biggest before waa 5,000,000 bush­ Peter Stallcop, Managing Secre­ men rangi^ from $85 to $165 a month. The allowanecs eervicee be made widely available government, Industrie education- MdNTOSH OB OBKENINO Insurance on Jan. 1, 1951. . . . els in 1948. tary of the Association. "The for—and used by—middle-aged policy is initiated and controlled He was Anally found by l$s Use our convenient Senator Lucas (D., HI.), says that would include $40 to $80 a month deducted from the service­ Waaheni and AU It sits out In the wind, the sun moat wheat that tha Pacific man’s pay chedL with the government supplying the-balanee. and elderly people who hold p o ­ by individuals la tha midtOs and brotbsr. 1mm FltUngor, w in ' piudung lot. We w^l President Truman may have to and the rain. It mij^t even be Northwest can use for feed, seed tions of power In govemmenL ed­ older age range. on n neighbering fu a , aad < O li^ AppBancea . APPLES 2 Lbs. 19c limit amounf of steel going Into there when It snowe. It eits along­ and human consumption > during ucation, labor and IndusUy. “A sipall number of tadividuala to Memorial Hospital tq carry your order to automobllee but there will be m side warehouses already bulging the next 12 months is 85,000,000 Prominent Physician Dies But tt is also Importsnt that In the older age group—through ick. shutdowa la car ataaiifertwrlag. with wheaL Unless prolonged bushels. New Haven, SepL 8—(4*)<—Dr. Frederick Noyes Sperry, such services be available for and the decision to maiko war, use or Doctota.aald ha had T-— • • I l l C0K> . .Dr. Joeeph U.Melnick, Yale wet weather seU in, much of tt can “The Commodity Credit Oorpo- used by all persons in the second not uae the atomic bomb or hydro­ broken Jaw, aevoral aaa GRAPES iMh scientist,- suggests that mystert- ba aalvag^. ration haa promised to move 10,- gen bomb—have ths power to de­ aad intamal Injnriaa aad ' Z 19c vjnu which^.qaaaep tafaallle - Take a INai view 000,000 bushels before the and of termine life or death for mlUtons.” critical ' rpM may be mami(acture4 la . Tha Pacifle Northwest Grain . . . cv. ef cells in '^ in id cord. Dealers’ Assoeiatloii got out a re- (UeatlsiMd oo Fags Two^ He had bemi at the hospital aince August 12* fects they might ^ve upon chil- « M rsg a XirahoX IC

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