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^iARY, CHENEY U BlM K i BATOBDAT. OCrOBEB M, IMB r A U ^ l W E L V B iKanrliratrr lEnrnittg Herald Avariigd IM ly N at' p»tsMMorpri.y fhe IlM MwMIi o< atrengthening of forces of good wiU soon bo two. Another young­ against the forces o f evU.’’ ster is on the way but I don’t ex­ Rev. Qmchy 9 ,4 7 4 raia. or RtWdo 'WH About T o ^ , Personally I believe. the “ stlH pect that another child wiH add Heard Along Main Street small voi.ee’-’ hhs grown louder in much to our present wild life when a at the Aadtt A aon, JBiBM Law nne*, w u the kids are around. every slnceia mind and heart and Here Monday HUM BOUQUETS ioC< bom to Mr. and Mra. . JamM KoUy that it actually has developed into *Td like to hava your picturs In And on Some o f Manehe$ter*$ Side Stre/eUt Too our home where we can ae^ it often M m diesU t^A CUy of VUlogo Charm of Eaat Hartford, at th* Hartford a proclamation- of the human soul lioapital Saturday, Oct. 16. Mr*. and I would like to u k if it would in ita unstiUable strivings for be possible to secure the original To Speak on World Fed­ (^URTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUM1 KcQy ii the former Joan McDon­ The Herald In common with oth-Astreet lighting. .Before relighting, peace, good w ill and Justice upon AdvortMag oa tt> MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 nell o f 211 Center atreet, this there were 32 deaths on this street of the picture for framing. No VOL. LX V q„ NO. 828 cr papers has had a lot of wed­ earth. ’This “still small voice” is doubt you do receive many re- eralists’ Aims at the . $ 1 . 5 0 During the same period, after rS' WAU. dings to write up, not only in June not Christian; it is not sectarian; quesU for your drawings and if Whiton Auditorium and October, formerly the two lighting, there was one, it is the universal religious in­ this is an imposition, just to u the Reaervatlons for the "tWCA \ most popular months, but right "A reducUon of only 60 per cent stinct in modem clvUised men, letter sway. I would very much Public AlfMrs lunche«i Tuesday Casualty, irii Freuch Mine Riot Tniman Again along. People probabll find most of would meM a saving of more than who refuses to cut his brother’s like to give the picture to my wife "The Next Step Towards World Diftwey Seen News Tidbits at 12 n's, is only on earth, notwithstanding the do for me.” ' ^ haU. JOHN J. ZAPAD KA, Prop. Road. The speaker to follow the the participants and not to be tak­ 62.00 to $2.60 per capita per year, failure of the Christian church In Mr. Johnson h u had his copy Dr. CUnchy will discuss the lim­ Tw o persons w oundcd''^d four luncheon will be Dr. George Mc- 168 Woodland Street Telephone 8474 en lightly. In spite of the old say­ "We wonder If our owm public fulfilling its divine mission during sent to him. itations of the United Nations To Top Aides In Big Cities {wlice officers abducted ia terrer- Reynolds of the University of Con­ officials are fully aware of these ing: “To men marriage is an inci­ past centuries. ------when faced with a problem like Ist Incidents in Puiiuna. . .Oca- s • . End necticut. whose subject will be Of Neutrals dent, to women an event." Few facts and jf they arc, what they Mathias Spless, Recently In the "Sense and Non­ the Berlin crisis. He will seek ■‘Progress of the United Nations.*’ Manchester brides have been “ left are doing about local lighting." 6 Eastland Drive, sense” column o f . this newspaper to show bow the United World Palestine Problem Gtl^ eral BtaeAHhnp^ offers use of Women, or men, are welcome to at the church.” There is seldom Manchester, Cohn. appearqd the following: Federalists’ limited World Oovr Rd^rtz CirculRte Cabi­ Americsn lee )ff000 donw payment. Gov. ’Xbomas BL Dowoy la glvtog Two Againsi; Soyiet ber o f the sophomore class at Rus­ ceremony has taken place. Some­ “ Yes” on this question. presidential campaign diacusalon . . . .CordeU RnU hopes Russia parking. He was putting chalk and water. W hile she was a-way a WiU> Apologies stody to poaslblo cablnot appotnt- Parley liooms Viewed Only sell Sage College, has been award­ times they, are too busy to fill out Well Rounded Baokgronnd New 4-Room Single—Hot rtater heat oil borner, $10,800, down today as President Truman began WiU come to reauxation principles DiiMent Rttled h j marks on tires in order to ascer member of her family made a re­ "A little lipstick now and then monto in anticipation of a victory ed class honors for the excellence the forms until weeks after the Dr. RusseU Oinchy, D. D., Lltt. payment SlJtOO. W ill be completed In SO days. a big city'Wind-up of his "gt'ta'em of conduct lumored in United Na­ tain if the car had been moved mark to the swain regarding the Is relished by the best o f men” In the- proUdontlal oloction eight Of her academic work during the event, although tfiey are request­ D., hss a well-rounded 'back­ HeU” bid for election. tions offer only ho{)e of peace. Bramuglia as Veto; within an hour. He was going "broadening” effects of travel. Enjoy |t then before you holler, Invitations Probably One Weapon second semester of the last college ed to send them In to us 24 hours ground of Social and Civic actlvi- Several other aingle honae*, bnlldlag lots. d a y i kway. He choie the Chlesgo stadium Walter Bepther charges Repuh- about his Usk more or less me Immediately after the traveler So none remains to smear your T h »‘ RmuUlcan pfesldcfttial for a m ^ r spesch at 10 p. m. (s. Qimax Day of Be­ year. before the ceremony. * ttos.. He worked in Y. M. C. A. Ucan party plans to enrich great WW Out Soon A^er chanlcally and chalked a tire as returned the Lothario hastened to collar. and Social Settlement Work in aenlnoO'IoaTOo at midnight tonight a D which hla aabodates said ooiporations by turning over ntt* Three cases come to mind where he came to each- car. hind-Scenes Negotia- her home. His first act was to eye N ew York City and was a mem­ far OUcago aad the first of four would smphaslxs what hs oonsld- ural resources to them. . .Wis­ Helen Maloney of Main the bridal couples were In auto­ HOWARD R, HASTINGS Priesidential Elections Sation*s Military. Plan-, One of the police cruisers with her up and down, back and forth. Maybe all of these recent rob­ ber of the 1939 White House Con­ - maJoFlmeeChoa. cra the threat to demberaey at consin authorities seek kUler who street. In company with Hartford mobile accidents on their wedding ODD FEU^S BCDLDINO 489 MAIN STREET ^ tions on Gmipromise ‘the, “POLICE” lettering on the Puzzled by this scrutiny she turned beries around town are only due ference on Children in a Democ­ Ho iaoaks in Chicago tomorrow home of a Republican victory. shot down teen-age couple on ners Have Decided relatives. Is enjoying a stay at trips. In another instance several “ Phone 2-1107 For Appointment Washington, Oct 35—(P>—In­ sidiis waS parked in the district to him and asked: “What’s all this to the season. People are just try­ racy. He was Vice Chairman of night, -C^oland Wodnooday, Boo- The President worked meet of grounds of country club. . .Dutch Atlantic City. of the bridal gifts were stolen be-, while the driver was having a bite ogling shout? Do I look different ing to get hold o f holiday spend­ the lMO-41 Hartford Committee -tw Thoraday and Now York city Sunday at Washington on this Army conSnns that Indonesian vitations to a portentous oonfer- About Where Missile Paris, Oct. 25.— Rus­ fore the rehearsal; again, the cer­ of lunch. When he Okme out of to you?” ing money. Police say that an up to Defend America and received Baturday. speech, and on others . to fdUow RepubUc has put down its Oom- Mtoa to draft a military alliance sia vetoed toniiHit the m a ll emony was held up because ^h* Fits in Future War the restaurant he noted the chalk "No.” the gallant replied, "but 1 swing In pllferings is a Sure sign the 1944 Hartford Distinguished D ow o/z aldea zay fim ily thdt no nightly, at Cleveland, Boston, Nsw munlst rebeUion. between North America and west­ best man misplaced the ring. mark on the tire of the cfuiser. power proposal for a eommro- expected you to. A member of your that money is getting tight Citizen Award. He has attended OBO—including John Foator Duiles, York, Brooklyn.and St, Louis. Anf •Truman and Dewey are out­ Things like that might brighten up He sought the patrolman who had ern Europe probably will go out mise ending o f ' the family said the traveling had several World Conferences of hlg torrign'ifiairs adviser—is cer­ he worked too, on a statement in bidding each other on Palestine Washington, Oct. 25—(P) — The the first paragraph and awaken done the chalking and inquired as aoon after next week’s presidential TONIGHT ‘broadening’ effects. I don’t see A ll o f this animal business is Churches. A t present he is min­ tain ot a cablnat post in tho ovent which he claimed Gov. Thomaa E. imUcy In order to win over votes,' nation’s military planners—guided deadlock. The vote, in th> reader interest, but It wouldn’t to his eyesight. The only answer Add To The Value Of Your pUperty With Dewey, Q. O. P. nominee, had in­ election. that it has broadened you any." getting our goat Here we started ister of the First Church of Christ at a Raptiblicaa vlctom. c^cial of Arab League charges. United Natione Security please the bride to have her Vblg he got was “Can’t show any par­ Blit thO namoa of Iwloa aad jected the Palestine issue into Nations expected to take part by two wartime uses and six peace­ on a high plane, telling about in Hartford. Britain drops demand that U N As­ Council, waa nine in f a ^ A T 8:30 day" brought to the attention of tiality you know.” o m in the Initial phases are the ITni- time teata—have derided about ’That Mrs. Ms’Ty Tsylor, social beautiful fall, coloring the scene Anyone Interested in World Rogor W . Btraua, ot tho inner S M U a g snbMsu c a n y a wounded co-worker freoa sceao o f rlo4 a t Oom- politics. . 1 ‘ sembly condemn Russia fo r refus­ the public In that way, so coijven- AMESITE DRIVEWAYS ReUeratM Support ot Pleige ted States. Canada and Burope’a and two against Russia ^ That’s the reason the depart­ editor of The Herald, la one of the with a Bissell street squlrref and Peace should make a special effort efirelo o f Dowey advlseni, turn up befort mtae, near S t Etleuae, Fraaoc'i la whleh at laaat two mlaers ing to agree with majority plan where the atomic bomb fits la the mom otton than any otber in tho Hiis statement hi which he r«r western union powers—Britain, tlons will compel us to continue to ment members had a good laugh best known women In town was a Brookfield street skunki and to hear Dr. Clinchy on Monday. were killed aad aeores Injury. Tioeps gnardtag mlae wore forced to for procedure on dlsarmanent..., rack of weapons for fighting the Ukratee vote^ agsinat. "You Can't Take ■poeuUtlen that alwaya gooo on in iterated hia su p ^ rt o f a Dem o­ France, Belgium, The Netherlands write about "fitted bodices,” the other day. pretty much proved yeeterday. what happen? ’The deluge starts. H e has assured the local U. W . -F. Ire at atrikem during demonstration. Comunnlst leaders la Fraaee Patriarch Alexei of Russian Orth­ DIassnf Cm iHnIis Vale "sweetheart necklines," "sleeves Monthly Choice ot a proaldenHal' cawhdato’a camp. cratic platform {dodge 'df “full rec­ and Luxembourg. possible future war. She gets a lot of mail bearing a We are overwhelmed with pheas­ committee, of which Judge Ray­ called for a gaaeral strike to begtn Oct Z5 ao Fraaeo moved dooer odox (Church ordalaa new daaa.ot The Soviet iMesint n ew tib tte* a It With You" Material \ IhUt oontem on Straus as a poo- ognition to the state of Israel,” Several ocher countriea in the One authority aummad up the tapering to points over the h^ds," The following was addressed to large variety of news Items. Yes­ ants, rabbits, raccoons, caribou, mond Bowers is chairman, that he Payments to a iedaisttoB of martial jaw ia the atrnck coal fields. (A P photo priests in Moscow today.. .Poland veto. Acting OouneO Pre$lileiit ■ipio anpointoo tor aecratary of was released at the White House non-Oommunist lineup — aotably ofllcial attitude today by saying Juan A. Bramuglia ot Argentliiia listing the repetitious music, such the column this week: terday .a letter addressed simply emus, platypuses and Just ordin­ win allow time for extensive quee- 0 by radta from Piaita.) ______reports'to U N that Russia has tljo TrMsury. Ho la praaldont of few hours before tbe President, Ita ly, Iceland, Norway and Den the United Btates la not putting ruled, uad thq raaoluttoa was re­ as "Because.” ‘T Love Tou ‘Truly,’’ We hear many echoes reverber­ Mrs. ’Taylor” was dellversd to ary pusses. It has reached a point AMESITE contributed equivalent o f 8450,- WHITON tionlng. tho Amorican Smelting and Rofia- Mrs. Truman and Margaret board mark—may Join in the talks at all its eggs in one basket. Ifla jected. ■«0 Promise Me,” and othe^. ating along Main atreet; one fol­ ’The Herald. It w u mailed in Man­ where we are ready to suggest Attention of all persons inter- 000,000 to development o t new in- ASPHALT tag^ooffipany.. the campaign s|ieclal train fo r the some {loinL figurative expreaaloa Indicatea this Ruaala’s Andrei T. nsliliiffiij lows: chester so those at the post office that they turn Munro Park into a duatiies in that country.. .Feder­ eried in the World Peace through Ho was oao of tho top Dowoy last roundup o f Democratic votes. Officials here say tt is not clear ia how the nuclear flealon bomb is had told the eouadl -be waa pee* AUDITORIUM Prom Oeveland, Ohio comes After nearly 2,000 years have did not question for an instant for zoo. We are ready to duck out Free a l eonrt upholds Georgia’s tefuaal World Government Movement is TABVIA loadota.who docidod last week to Socialists in Berlin' Peppery as usual, and aiiparently whether the invitations will he is­ viewed: * pared to veto the small power this to us; "Connecticut dities and passed since the heaven host sang: whom it w u intended. called to the displays of literature to put Progressive {larty on tbe sued formally by tbe five-nation The good town fathera of Man­ Estimate* keep tho O. O. P. cami^lgn tied none the worse physiesUy despite 1. it ia the deadUest weapon ia compromise it it canw to a veto. towns, looking for sure, ways to Glory to God in the highest, on in tHe M ary Cheney and Whiton ballot.. .Margaret ’Tramaa plans the national arsenal, but it by no chester are trying to do Die im­ to its "unity" thomo, without an- thousands o f mlies o f tn v e l and Western European union or by the This was Ruaeia’s SSth veto to curb mounting nlghttinie traffic earth peace, good w ill toward Taverns, restaurants and clubs Memorial Libraries. to sing In two or three operas this means has displaced all others. possible. A ll the way from Nero aworlng Prosident Truman’a at- 889 speeches from daybreak to United SUtes. N or haa a city for the OouacU. FtaaM okma o f tee tolls, should follow Hart­ men”—an angelic prophecy never In town are beginning to feel the Defy Soviet Threat season. al M ay Or M ay Nafi Be Deristvn through Bamum to Talmadge and dark, the Pqmident Joshed w ith re­ ths conference been chosen. other,, members o f the ^ n v a ford’s example, according to The yet realized on this war-racked, pinch of the truck strike in New 3. It may or may net be a da- Bilbo the peole have been allowed Itoet of tho apeculatlon about porters. Dr. Zoltsn Bsrsnysi, leotnr^ otl though all {preliminary work on hss cmiiloyed the veto. & e hes Street and Traffic Safety Light­ hate-fliled earth—the Reverend York through the suspension of risive weaiign in another war, hut to have their circuses. What are THOMAS D. COLLA tho Troazury post previously baib . Mr. Truman’s Palestine state­ Notre Dame, tonnd dead in apart: toe pack haa been done ia Wash­ need it twice. The United Stataa ing Bureau. C. O. Simpson informs us in his deUverieg of beer from breweries ment was a reply to a letter which used alone it ia improbable it could FILMS we trying to do, anyway? Give aN contored arotud EUiott BoU. com- Official Newspaper' Afi-' ment hotel hallway.. .Weather ington. Britain aad China have never used ’^ e sUte’s largest dty, the Open Forum letter of October 16, in New York. Those that get their MANCHESTER 2-9219 Gov. Dewey wrote Dean Alfange, mean victory in a matter of daya our lhaustries to Bolton; Bunday ntzetoner of New Toric state PiSKce Occupy bureau raises storm . wanriagn , Undersecretary of State Robert it. DEVUl.OPKU AND Bureau reports, reduced night regarding the United Nations, supply of beer from breweriu out­ 4 8 chairman o f the American catris- or even weeke. liquor, fireworks, circuses, cam!- banka. But tho back 'gosaip ia Ssrl Soviet Action from Block Island to Delaware A. Lovett began conferences early The Ruariaa veto climaxad a PRIN'IKI) traffie fataUUea »7 per cent on a that "It is pleasing to know that side New York are being well tlan Palestine Committee of New Arbitrator studies Issues in mOk this year with the ambaaSadora of 5. Because of Ita heoed area of the churches o f our land stand be­ v ile and the whole shebang? It that if Dawey wins Boll might be day ot behind-ths ecenee negolter 24-HUUR SERVICE main thoroughfare by modernizing supplied and some o f these brew­ piclrad to bead the Federal Reserve Intended to Terror^ Yorh. driver dtopate in New York area Canada and tbe western European destruction, it ia not a stiective hind this great organization.' Is something to get hot about Let Half of Mines tiona ahnad at srorkiagoat a Bw- eries are also taking care of the buk syatem, with new broad "As you know,” Governor Dew­ . . . James A , Farley announces his countries on the question: What weapon and ita use must be guid­ Glad that the churches of Christ us settle It like carnival- gentle­ ize People of Qty Sn cemproariae. Film DcpMit Bog customers of breweries that can­ peweru for guporvtaion of the na- ey wrote on October 38 in response support of Truman, but bis {iredto- form ahould United S tates milt ed accorttincly, "Stand Behind” it? men, by the apin o f a wheel. A recent erticte by an Air Force A t Store Entrance not ship out of New York. GiiHnne tlOB'a oeenomy added to that Jbb. to a letter from Alfange seeking a tion of victory iz qualified ... Sp- ta iy support fo r Bhirope take? Evidently he realizes that an A . Non 13 An«8t8 Made in' P r ^ reaSIrmption of a O.. O. P. plat­ officer suggested that a Hast o f 870 BramagHa waa in alamat If the strike continues for any MtiA* Affaet PoreoanM Berlin, Oct. 25;— ment Ecclesmtlcal records quite gleeful about the whole clearly expressed ovur the yegix, Arntrieiina in Beriin . . , TTankw States with nations having eom- This article, as wall as a num­ Ths defeated ataiaawr taste» (R-)Och) lost hla ehatmandhip-et city governm^at accused of Minister JuleT Moch annodneod ber of newspepes editorials it show that the Chiuvh of Christ thing. From KEN’S PRINT SHOP aad I dldL indeed, approve the ma­ steadies, by dlstreaaed N avy Land­ nwo security tntasesta. tlun. offwofi lost m szj6 .caiiNt 99 Sommer Street tko flenato Fotaign RolattoBS eom- 'warmongering.” A state­ today police have occupied about prompted, hss bean circulated in has been mutUaied and -broken in­ In connection with the strike Open Evening*, Till 9:80 jority report o f tile United N atlana ing craft off Cape.Henw.. .Rev. Along with the Washing ton for: mtttoa to a Democrat, aoma cf U a ti)S t ^ level of the tieticnal aalB- to 265 pieces since the days of its We heard one ahglp on how ment puhlisked in the oificiai half the key northern French commlttss which rtoom- Loyal M. ’Thompson. Kewanee, taUcs, the United States has taken 1. Avoidance of any act A U T O GLASS Ken Beer, Prop frtanda think ha would bo more In- nil led a-partition of Palestine.” establlahment, it was learned OPEN inception. m m e seventy frag­ finicky beer truck drivers are. It Asthma? Sociai Democratio newspaper mine fields, struck for three IU., performs bis lAMth wedding part aa an extremely influential might worasn the’Berllii i IM Highland St TeL 2-tlSS tdreatod In becoming aocrataxy of He addedid his potion today “is the to^y. While there have been no Installed ments still exist seems they won’t deliver what Is charged that the Soviet action eerem en y...Governor Warren observer In the efforts o f the 8. Immedlata lifting of all re­ ajtato than remaining in the Son- stefie." official statements, these policy During its historical growth the SANSON’S ASTHMA was mtepdod to terroriao the peo­ He said that, within seven hours winding up his eam|>aign la Ida weatem Buro{>ean nations to link strictions on eommeree. tnaapmrt Prompt Service kno-wn as a mixed load. They will Hie president said of this ob- making officials have let it bo SUNDAYS Christian church spread ita doc­ ple of Berlin. after beginning their drive, the home atate.. .G. O. P. campaign their military resources and lay aad comanuilcations hetwemi Ber­ deliver a truck load of beer kegs REMEDY A great many at Dewey’a friends pervation: known they deplore any impression C A LL SS22 trine throughout western Bhirope police took over some 280 square heads predicting party will retain the basts for a huge new American lin and the four sense of occupa­ or fi truIellver a truck of part kegs R. Hope (R-Kan) for aecratary of The newspaper added that the alth-stom-hpmba idea. but later creed fought creed; re­ lead a nomial. active life by in the process. *1110 areas occupied could continue to be handled on a der trial ends aa Mrs. Ann Powers Tbe proposed North Atlantic 3. A n taunedtate BBeattaR: at- and part cases. I WANT agrleultore. people of Berlin, aa weU aa their Reveals ’Trsirf of TUaklng White Glott Co. Weekdaya 8 to 6 ligion was antagoniatto to relig­ removing the palatal symp­ lie between the Belgian border non-partisan basis without being pleads guUty to manslaughter In alliance haa been sketched out In the four military governors ta Qae- riowey has promiaed publicly to poUtical leaders, desired peace but (Arrant end projected mllitat)’ 24 BIreli 8L Maneheater ion as it still is among sects. toms o f asthma. and the Doual-LUIe road, Moch Injected Into the presidential ’ killing o f PoUce, CapL ’Thomas J. rough outline lii the Washington many to unify BerSo’a ewraaoy On October IS ’The Herald car­ TO HilF that "peaoe now ia endangered by •pending rereeis the trend eC Perhaps Mr. Simpson is juatlfled said, and Include the whole Valen­ campaign. The Republican candi­ Rowe. talks. It would commit the Unit by Nov. 30. Open PoD Line O f Meats, ried a cartoon entitled “Side (Cnuttaaed an Itago Tan) nothing so much aa by the adion* thinking by the high commend. In rejoicing that at last the Chris­ START USING IT TOU DO date’* atatement, however makea cd States to military Involvement 4. A meeting o f the *TSig .Fout^ Olancea” depicting a certain of the Soviet Military administra­ ciennes group of mines and part While aeveral hundr^ milltoa dol­ Groceries Proite and tian church is "standing behind' amount of hectic family life. The TODAY veua BUYING?... SELLING? df the Douai group. it neceaaary fo r me to reiterate niy til the affaire o f Bhirope more deep­ Foreign Ministers council by No*. Plenty Of Parking great peace movement—after fall­ tion.” own position wlti respect to Pal­ lars ia being ex)>ended this year in Vegetables applleabllity o f the scene eo ap­ The naming o f the councUmen "We do not come to fight ly than it ever before haa been 30 to try to work out a eetUetaeot ing in its mission to lead mankind For Sale at the Following HOUSI. estine. atomic energy development, includ­ Ob Premiaea pealed to Roy C. Johnson o f this who spoke at an antl-Communiat against the strike," Moch said in a Plane Grash pledged In peacetime—although o f an German |>rbblem* to peace and good wlQ among Blaaeliester Dmg Storeat See New York Points to Recognition ing the improvement end actual town that he wrote the following W O IK ^ REAL ESTATE demonstration Sept. 9, which waa the destruction ot hundreds of not more deeply than it actually la Soppsrt ResehSlaa Wattaly men, .during past canturles. I stand squarely on the provi­ production o f atomic bombs. Uw letter to NEA Service, syndicators followed by. rioting, came as re- radio 'speech. ” W e come to proven involved now with occupation arm­ In the same issue of the Herald QUINN’S PHARMACY sion covering Israel in the Demo­ great bulk of the approximately Britain, France and the United of the feature: TeL 4186 That’s our business 7 days a week, 52 weeks poria circulated in Berlin of en­ billions of francs of national Kills Three ies stationed in Germany and Aus­ $12,000,000,000 outlay is . 'o r con­ States supported the reMlution also appeared a brief but heart- h< "Your pictures entitled "Side Winner Dewey cratic platform.” He went on to larged Soviet police forcea and wealth,. endangered by the A m ­ tria. ventional weaiMns — troops, ord­ warmly. ening letter from Eleanor S Rubt- Glances” are published dally In our NORTH END PHARMACY a year handling Rea! Estate problems to your {Mint out this government recog­ tightening of restriction*. inat decision to abandon safety •The treaty is ex]>ected to em­ The oauncil adjourned at 7:17 p. now, in which she says: "My local paper. The Manchester Eve­ TeL 8548 nized this' independent state of nance, tanks, ships and ptanee. NEXT!! f machinery.” 19 Injured Taken to brace two major provisions deal- The samp ratio presumably win mother tells me that my effort to ning Herald, and they are always CENTER PHARMACY satisfaction. Republican Leaders Pre­ T h r ^ Contained in Letter Israel May 14 and said de Jure rec­ T h e Communist-called strike (Ceotiaurd alf( Page Tea) On The Dancing Program Of stem the tide of war is compar­ enjoyed by my wife and mjrself . Tel. 4288 The Soviet threat to councilmen ognition will follow when a per­ apply for th* next military budget HIGH ST. ~ Manchester Hospital; Empty Bar-, U'aiiiinurd un Pace Tea) which President Truman has said able to one tear shed in the ocean, since so many of the situations WELDON DRCO dict Margin of 400,' w u contained in a letter Col. manent -government is elected. He 8 room honae. Recreation Here Is Your (Continued on Page T ea ) will amount to about $14,400,000.- y et even nith such dlscourage- pictured by yOu have occurred in TeL 5821 ‘Alexia Jeltsarov, Soviet deputy said he had directed government racks Are Hit First room downstairs, oil heat, 000 to 700,000 Votes 000. On order now are almost 800 meftt. that still small voice within our family life. The one publish­ commandant, wrote to Walter agencies to expedite applications THE ART CENTRE Featuring Free Delivery breezeway and garage. Opportunity To long range strategic bombers, to be me groa-8 louder and clamors to ed in today’* issue, a copy o f which Schrelber.-a Christian Democrat 5 SOUTH MAD) STREET for loans to Israel. Cbanute Airbase, IU., Oct. 26— Orders Meet added to the 3,000 In operation ot be heard.” She urges every vot­ is enclosed Is really a honey, and Albany. N. Y., OcL S5- in a health- REAL 6 roon$a each, apotleasly Democratic apokoaman , claim had been “turned over to compe­ base hospital “ proi'ably owe ' SpCuritV Council to .convinced m ilitary leaders that it EMMA LOU KEHLER, Director, TeL 2-4071 Or 3794 C A u o tw tm that .modifications thereunder Uve* to the fact that the plane •' Troepa Seise IS fuL clean and wide-open place, 'clean with all facllitte* and PrcaiAnit Truman la coming fast tent mUitary authorities.” Proposes Placing Polio* ■I I- « r* _* 1 : would be of very llilimited, if any. should be made o n ly ,if fully ap- first hit two empty barracks.” P a ^ Oct. 8S- , Your picture brought to mind the with Income that can he In­ Investments: in th* Btratch and iWIl nip Dowey The Russian specifically accused H ear L g y p t ix m ip la ln j tacucal use—that is, for direct at ESTATE ceiitable to the sUte of Urael.” Brig. Gen. F. R. Upthegrove. com­ FrMMh traape, hacked by atnsarcd fact that it won’t be too long be­ R U D Y YO U NG creased. Near shopping center, at the wiro to win New Yorii’a 47 Ernest Rquter, Socialist city coun­ ing in Htinds o f Six front-ime troop*. * # (1) EAST HARTFORD He expressed hope that a plan Cease Fire Broken 1111 car* and heuVy amridae-gusw fore w e win be alone again and fchool nnd eb n reh ^ cloetoral votes—the largest num cilman and chief of Berlin’s trau- manding general, said. LIQUORS P H IL A LLE N -^3 family flat, 6 European Nations Now now under consideration by th# erised at leaet 18 struck ndem hi how much brighter w e can make h Our Greaieet The twln-eqgine plane, ap-' —;;— . (Continued om Page fen ) her to r any state. aorthera France taday. Picketa our present harried and sometimes ANDOVER— rooms each, priced They contend M r, Truman would (Coi.ttmied on Page Ten) U N. can be ysed as a basis 'o f proacblng the base in a hea\"v ■ Paris, Oct. 26—(#?—Tho Securi- REASONABLE PRICES! Phone 2-1254 meekly eunvndered the pita ta »t>e rattled existence i f w e Just re­ Basic Value! 6 rooms, 8 nnfinlsbed op. for quick sale. boat Dewey bandaomely in the Em­ Newark, N.-J., Oct, 25—(JP)— settlement of confilctlng Arab and grotmd fog. chopped a corner off I ty council was ordered today to gnveranmit fercce, assay thssn member that the jrears when our or JOHN YOUNG Seml-nlr conditioned bent, pire State if Henry A Wallace Henry WaUace propoaea that the Jewish boundary claim*. The one ’ barracks and then plowed ^ meet at 10:50 a. m. (4:80 a. m. c. e t ARTHUR'S (2 ) .A 2 TENEM ENT Marseran tataatry. Ne vlslsnes children are with ua are not too , When TOO boy IL m D It storm windows and screens, were not in tho rpce. three big powera move aU their sUtement did not Indieate. how­ through a second barracks before g.t.) tomorrow to hear Egypt’s Possikle Pact Phone 8202 ta lly Insnlnted, garage. Sale HOUSE with a store ever, whether the president refer­ smashing to the ground. complaint that Israel broke the U. waa repsrted aa the ccal stithe 845 Main S trtet long after all. W e have a daugh­ or trade it you wsiit n »si- DHfer Only on PIiifaBty troops from Germany, agree to de- price 88.000. Urges Firms red to th* Bernadotte proposal to "Tbeise old barracks certainly' N. cease fire Ih tbe Negeb desert. enterad Its tanrtk week. Then alee ter, almost four, and a son who on main fhrar, situ­ NouOal pbservors almost imani- miUtarlze that country forever, WASTE PAPER amm raloe for yoor money modify ths original partition plan. were worth their prlc*” the gen­ Heavy fighting also was- r^iqrt- wrae calm la central and leathern ated on Burnside, moualy pick Dowoy, differing only and place ita policing in the hands Upon Agenda When Yon Enffsire The 2 FAMILY DUPLEX— . "No Discrepancy" Seem , eral said. * eriU mines. Avenue. as to the probable pluraUty. Their Open Books of six European nations. ed In northern Palutine. U. N. ob­ ' • • • 6 rooma each. May be pnr- The made by the late Believes Crash Coahloned eatimatw run from 380,000 to a Campaigning in industrial proposal, servers said the Jaws bombed and Jarvis rhaaed with 8 rooms complete northern New Jersey yesterday, Count BemadotU. U. N. ihedUtor He bclivcd the wooden two- sbclied Lebanese tow ns Acting Revetattaa la Paragnay Brifish- ly famished. Combtaatton, mifUen- Tbair middlo ground is ap- Foreign Ministers of Biisais Alrasw Mwaattsm, OtS- NEED Worth Investigating!. .prdKimaielyJH)o.ooo,.... the Progressive party candlcMte in the Holy Land, was accepted t>y story structures euahloned tbe Mediator Ralph Bunch talked with Oi^anizofiah Mom doors and -screcM AFU JSayiS Jo*®*. Study tor-prerident jadd the jjoUoe yrortt ‘ Lebanese Premier Riad el Sohl Z5v-' th e tie vote in tbe Supreme i firmed,’ cannot be reconciled with sessiona win be completely . re­ year-old 'FalcIMi out coiitinuing the price spiral,, Admission 25c Pontiac 8 ...... beat, tall hath down and lava­ WaUace began bis Awing One-Mtattto Argument some recommendation* of Count stricted. 'Because of the nature ported ta a crttleal 1 194 11. !i1 1.95 4 room Cape Cod, 2 nn- in the IMS election the shrunk­ worktrs can recoup their poriwar court let the derision ef the state tory np, actoens. storm win­ through r.arthern JeigrP before an Th* state, in defending the ‘Folkc Bernadotte. the U. N. me- I'teceat’B baapital. Dodge ..a...... !i1 anlsbed upstairs, Breplacc. ga­ en American Labw. pariy la sup- losses and management win gain caurta stand. . ------^ — roin-i ______— - , o f the talhs, these sources said. dows nnd shades. Nice lot with estimated crowd of about 4.0|00 in took no ban. preaented only a one-minute m*tor who waa assassinated In Je-; official spokesmen of Ihe various day, after ahe had DeSoto ....**., rage. large lot. parting the Wallato-TaylQr ticket. by better labor relations and a Justice Frankfurter BINGO ,!i1 8 ; l f shrubs nnd ■nwer*. Con­ U»e Paterson armory where his . Jew# of the Stern j delegations will not hold briefing the thlrd-otoiy Women and 'Girls EDMUND STREET— And there's defection in the Liber- better market for thelf producta" part in the case, making an equal- argununt. ritsalcm Hudson 6 ...... S I 2.95 venient to shopping and bnsl- speech was InterrupteU by a Pa­ Ulijtm an Ivnapp. aasisUnt di«- meetings with newsmen. Hoepital Newly c^onstmcled S room . al party, which has endorsed Mr . New Set ef RoUngs ly divided court possibi*. Hudson 8 ...... neos center. cific war veteran who shouted: trict attorney o f New' York coun­ T o Be Joint Conunualquo that Mr*,. Mary S I 3.95 Capp Cod with tile bath aad Truman. Dean Alfange, a found­ Meanwhile, the National Labor No Oplntaa W ritlea ** Bernudottr suggested toe Arabs To Assort, Size and Tie Shade Tobacco. Our “Wallace, I accuse you of trea­ ty. simply said: There will be a joint coummni- sastalnn Cadallic ...... !;1 4 .9 ! RANCH STYLE HOUSE lavatory. Hot water heal with er of the party, la backing Dewey Relations Board announced a ie t The court wTote np opinion in be given the Negeb, toe sotilhern KNOFLA son. How can you supiiort.a pol­ the case. None is customary in que when the talks end, the tare, a ARMY AND NAVY CLUB Kaiser 1.95 8 rooms on one loor, newly oH aad tally InMiated. Near The ALP loat a lot of atrangth of important new Taft-Hartley "The New York statute is valid Palestine desert. The Negeb was warehouse, Elm l^ d Forest Streets opens icy that supports the Soviet sources said. ' ^ Buick S p ...... 1.95 oonstractod sod only 7 mDm to shopping canter and boo earlier this year whan its extmna law rulings cm iUega) strike ac­ cases of 4-4 , Reading by this court o f the book aU.'^tted to toe Jewa under toe or­ left-wing leaden, who bad con­ tivities and broadened 84 997.1 Open Thursdays 10 P. M. last Thursday, O ct 8 L > «»• * «* aad free oraaa. IH '' ■•'■■'4- ,-/e

-« < i; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNJMONDAr, Ui7ivm£K *o, l»4S PAGE TWO MANCHE8'n:iK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE^R. CONN„ MONDAY,' OCTOBER 25, 1948 P A U s x a m ^ ' ------k :------— ^— ------clou# of the car because of card­ ning at 6:80 p. m. will be foUowed was president of the group and schools to the consolidated one but Soracchi or Mr*. Tuttle. A third board cartons piled on Its rear Balloon Woather Recorder Former Local Stolen Liquor Italians H old About Town Caste System Is Picked Up in Boltoa Hold Conference by a btanneoa maetli4 with Mra. also held other nbtabla offices Football Playcx with the concentrated gr>nip of project, already planned, t* the Giftr Presented seat, said the 13 cases o f whiskey South Coventry y Thomas J. Birmingham, praaldent. when hia haalth permlttad. childrtn.' much mora * B iModed. presentation of the play “George and one case of wine In the vehi­ Members o f Mancheatar Grcnge Mra. PauUne UUIe of Andover in chargu. ' Mrs. LeRoy C. Brawm, S-.,-' o f Killed in Crash With the new project of equiping Washington Slept ere” by toe Coe cle came from a State street pack­ Seeii Changed A battery-activated weather Youth Winner On Boy Scouts Maple Hill, Newington, spent toe kitchen in the new achool now and Curtain playet* of ' East To Play IMrectf]^ Found in Auto State Parley who are Interested In neighboring WiUimantle Ex. Pkone 2985-WI , Mra. Matthew UtteU, Mra. WU- age store from which between $40 recorder of the type sent up on Wednesday and Thursday at the on hand, the playground equip­ Hartford. This is under the joint %nd $50 also was.jtoien. iiam C. McCombe, Mrs. David Mc- with Tunxls Grange In BIbomileld, balloons was recovered Satur­ home of her father. Dr. William New Canaan, Oct. 25—(AV- A ment haa fallen into the back- spemaorahip of the local and An­ Ur*. Joseph Handley, 'wBa di­ Dress Shop Barglarieed on November' 2 are asked to con­ New Britain, Oct. 26—(*)— The aeUan, Mrs.' Rotert Field, Mrs. A. Preacher Here Says In* day afternoon on the Charles Thomas Quinn, Jr., En­ The sum of $25.75 has been Harry Olaon. Mrs? Alfred G. Crock- L. Higgins and Mrs. Higglna. ground temporarily and toe coop- dover PTA groups, and h|ri* talr Two Men Found in Other crimes here during the Local Delegates Hear tact Miss Charlotte Hutchiiia, 85 Sumner property In Bolton. Most Rev. Mehry J. O’Brien, high school football player waa rected. toe comedy “Yeo Ciaft bishop Iff Hartford, and -Oov. turned over to Treasurer Byron W. -teore, Mrs. Earl M. Lyman were Coventry Fire Company No. 1 peraUon of other groups is much to be an evening of exceptkmal ert- l^hen Minutei • week-end included a burglary at Broad street, for bus reservations. The find was made by Herbert tered His Essay in a has been active the past few ; two companions ware Take It With You," waa pmealed Area Where Car Aban­ O f Campaign tu Assist dia Influenced by James C. Shannon were principal Hall as proceeds of the round and volunteer mothers aasisUng with dmyu appreciated. With winter weather tertalnnaent. > ; a State street dress shop from McKinney, Ideal insurance and answeriiq; calls to brush Area ■ injured here y estei^ y in an auto- with gifts of appreciatton at *^9 Count which 100 dresses valued at $1,000 Qiristian Religion State-Wide Cdntest speidcera yesterday at a day-long square dance spnosored by Fire toe school hot lunch programs at in proapept and a nead to stay in -' Mr. and Mra. Ciurdon Chappell. | doned Under Arrest War Orphans Daughters of Liberty No. 125, real estate man, who had been the Nathan Hale Com.munlty Cen­ Wednesday night at Avery Shores mobile accident. The dead youth doors for play periods, the teacb- Columbia Lake and 'Winter Gar­ reception given at the Y. IL C 'iL to $1,200 were stolen either late Ladies International Orange As­ making an Inkpsctlon o f the Conference on Roman CatooUc Company No. 2 Friday evening, Hav* vnur diirfnr Irla- ter last week. 'The menus for the t ?!,„***® property of Mr. Mrs. den, Florida, have aimounced toe j by Gibbon* AeaemMy, CatboHc Sunday night or early this morn­ sociation. will hold a rummage aale Sumner land. The recorder,, of A former pnp'l at St. James' ocoutlng. About 200 Boy S c o u tOct.------22,------’This amount ------dbis- not In- wa. identified by police as James New Haven, Oct. 25.— —Po» A nation-wide $250,000 drive for Yesterday at both services at I coming week follow: Monday, beef William A. Loescr: Thursday • baae:ncnt, w>om engagement o f their d*tU{hter pkiina W* pi»a«r«ptl«ii ing, and the holdup of a State in the basement o f Orange hall, toe “radiosonde” type, was leader*, executive, troop commit- elude toe refreshments return. A night, Bellevue Development; Fri- Valenti, 17, a member of the Ladle* of Cedumhue. The Oetk- the benefit of Italian war orphans Center Congregational church. Parochial school, Thomsa Quinn, teen«'j;i and cbaplaina in the Hart soup, graham crackers; Tuesday, in the school which can be used Misa Elizabeth Elloiae Ohsppeil to tj» WpWon't aw i iMif prt- lice chaalng an autBmObUe it high street gas station where Bert Thursday morning at 9:30. A'com­ zound.at the rear of toe bouse. crowd of 12b persona participated oUc Ladles, who aponsorad the Longley, the assistant manager, was launched at the 34th State Rev. K. Matthew Simon declared Jr., son of Ur. and Mrs. Thomas J^ ford diocese attended the confer­ chipped b.-ef gravy, mashed pota- ^ Darien High school football team. recraatlbn room. (3arl W. Kllscher, of Lebanon, son »af» |ir»tr»»lonal wir* fn» speed through aeveral downtown mittee from the lodge will be at It vriU be turned over to toe in the .program with music fur- was relieved of the day's receipts, Convention of the Sona of Italy in that the Influence o f Jeaus Christ Quinn o f Nlantlc River road, Wat­ Injured were Rosario B. Sci, 21. The rummage sale ^poruMirei bv o f William Klischer, Elyria, production, served oandwlehes, streets before daylight today re­ the hall Wednesdav evening to re- er authorities today. Me- ence. , nished by Roger Sims and his to. aquw-r. , r ^ r t^ ^ -n w K e “ ^ e tmnurdlatc drllvery amounting to $220. America held October 23-24 at in India went far beyond the nu­ Other speakers included the Rt. | Rhythm Bovs orchestra, all stud- Wednesday, Hungarian _ goulash, I who waa Identified as the driver of the PTA at Yeomans hall this week Oh'o, and Mrs. John Mason, Leb- coffee and cake to membera o f tha ported they found 14 cases of stol­ Borelll Hall in Waterhury. Four celvc articles for the sale. K ey said. erford, has been announced as one accidents. netted more than $60 to be addeii anoiu v«ur iMMn^ en liquor in the venicle' after two Longley said two youths, who merical ratio between the' total According .to information on Rev. Magr. John CaUahan, vicar j enU of Manchester High school, celery sticks, jello: Thursday, mac- ■ the car. and Albert Saverine, 18. cpst shortly after the final curtain delegates from local Italian soci­ of tot w*inn<9r^ of to* first annual Mrs. Fred Bissell. Mrs. Eugene to the kitchen fund. Cor.sidersbie The young couple-: TOth grew' up men abandoned It and ran away. appeared to be still in their 'teens, number of Christiana and the the "package" in which toe general o f the diocese; Francis R. | (rving Andert was the caller. Pres- ronl and cheese, cabbage and car­ call of the Kaufman, comedy. carried out the holdup Sunday eties attended the convention. They Women of the two local Metho­ Navy Day Essay oontsst sponsored W. C-onner and Mrs. Edward i Both were treated at Norwqlk hos- ' good'^lottd^"was*l'efr&*ir*tir'>^"end In Lebanon. Mr. Klisebor graduat­ Elmer Macri. 34. o f West Ha­ population of India. That ratio, mechanlam la contained, it U Danaher of Meriden; thef Rev. i laent John Scbipldt waa chairman, rot salad, chocolate squares. Broad. ^ Schultheiss o f the Young Mothers’ pltal. Frank Saverine. 21, Albert's the day This, with other dona- evening without sa>'ing a word. were Robert Genovesi, president of dist churches will attend the meet­ he declined, was 1.4 but that by the Department o f Connecticut. John P. Wodarskl. director ofiM aiated by George Kingabury, butter and millt are served with | ing from Lebanon Hign schoo . but Mra. Earl Moore, rapreaenttag WELDON'S ven, and Antonio Sollmlnl, 88, of ings of the Women's Society of released via tmlloon and club. furnished home-baked cakes brother, was uninjured In the-ac- tions promised, will be taken into the Ctommuntty Players; gave -ICrs. New Haven, said by police to One o f them threatened him with the Sons of Italy, Aldo PaganI, througli such men as Mahatma ascends up to 13 miles in ths Veterans of Forelfifn Wars. Th* an­ youth activities in the diocese: and R*ymond Hlcklng, Richard Roehm each meal. Friday Is'Teachers' Miss Cthappell from one tn Winter 901 MAIN NTKKKT. Mrs. John Catalano, delegate from Christian Service of the New Bng> for the Friday Night ActivitiesA I (IPolice Chief Otto Schmidt ’ willlinanUc earlv In N'ov-mber Handley a wrtet watch and a com­ have been arrested in the area a pistol, Longley said. Oand^ who had been influenced air, or until ths balloon bursts. the Rev. Robert V. Brown of | Myrton Wright The money is Convention. club program at the firehouse iii Garden where the fam ry spent J the D’aughters of Italy, and Mn. land Southern Conference tomor­ nouncement oI the award waa said. where another such ■ sale will ■ be pact and lipstick seL ‘Hm Cath­ where the car was abandoned. supremely by Christ the whole An attached parachute then Washington, national director of t r ,* equipment fund of the ftrei Dwight LaDoJrt was discharged South Coventry for the benefit of their winters of late years. She is Robert Genovesi. * row at the Methodist church In sent out under a Hartford daU- The chief said the car left South held by the committee ;n hopes ta olic Ladies then presented the di­ Were arraigned In City court on texture, o f the life in India had lands toe recorder. Both bal­ pic Catholic Committee on Scout company. —Three of the special • from the Windham Conununity the tank truck fund. The fund now a senior at Mlddl,*tai*>- Col­ The Cassino Memorial Orphange New London. line by The Associated Press Sat­ avenue at Woodland road, struck a have a aell-out. lege in Middlelniry. v’t... thla year rector with a bouquet o f red roaea idleness charges. Judge Harold See New York bMn made over. Matthew Simon loon and parachute were found urday, but it was not until today prize winners were local residents 1 Memorial hospital on Saturday, now stands at $898.65. Additional Fund is a . memorial to American ie a priest o f the Orthodox Syrian tree and a fire hydrant, coming to Other projects planne 1 bv the participating in the cadet teacher as a tribute to her excellent work Alprovis continued their cases for writh toe instrument, it was that The Herald learned that the aa loiiowB.follows: FrederickrrcoeriCK Anderson,'Anderson, Mrs. FrederickrreaencK Rosekosc andana Infant' imani contributors L^nnuuiors are Mrs.airs, Ruth T. j, . unside down at the base of orxaniaation to aid this fund n» tc sur­ will -take place next Jiin'*.. Visa the Kaufman comedy on toe air­ total was 7.043,579, a drop of 1G9,- award on Wednesday at 8 p m. ice Station In Manchester. new play under consideration byj Funeral serticea will be held children and to provide clothing, ance Company's building on around the world.' Mr. Simon rep­ Lorge; vice president. Roberta Coventry Players are scheduled at rounding town orgainz;ttiCT.i.s to Chappell spent the week-end with craft carrier U. 8. S; Philippine 417 from 1944. food, medicine and care for them. from Wallis B. LIspimard, cora- Group D of Center . Church { There will be bo school sessions Kalber; secretary. Ruby Vance: - , _ Tuesday, send talent to this aff.itr. Any en­ her s’ster, Mra. Aspinwall, Chest­ Acto At4>NCE to Farmington Avenue, Hartford, resented bis church both at the Women’* Federation, for its Pop*. ■ Friday, Oct. 29 as all .the teacher* a special meeting at 7 ;30 p. m.,. Sea on October 30 has been can­ There was a decline of 242,857 The orphange will be a living me­ Oslo conference some years agp maiider of ths V. F. W. la Con­ treasurer, Alice Crickmore. ' 'On tries may be sent to cither Mrs. nut HiU. celled. will show many lovely views in Possible Third necticut With to* otiMr winner of c o n c e r t tomorrow evening In will attend the convention at toe Monday at the Nathan Hale Com-, Roliovt and >Looson* in Democratic New York city and morial to American war dead, help­ and tte recent one held at Am­ November 3 the club will visit at munlty Center auditorium. Any­ color of the flower bordera and the contest Florence Ritohl* of Woodruff hall ha* assembled an Central High school in Bridgeport a net gain o f 73,440 in the rest of ing to save the lives of thousands shrubbery. Mr. Crook gave his il­ sterdam In Holland. He has been Mrs. Michael T. Barao’s Coventrj* one interested in joining the group / Hoppers ^he state, most o f whose counties toe John Fitch ecbool, Windsor, excellent program, chuck full of and the Broad Street Armory I n __ of children, who are homeless, or­ lustrated talk recently before the in thla coimtry for a y e u and la Call Now Seen Shoppe to get materials for a and trying out for the parts is Columbia ace G. O. P.-controQed. be sriU be taken on a tour o f the surprises' and unusual feature*. B A D CO U G H S phaned,- uncared for, hungry and Manchester Garden Club, .and hla at present studying for a doctor's ..Ai. „ .A o . Hartford. At cach'wlll be exhtbita; c^i^iunaa mesent project. io OTOOLDS) Stamps Are DIstrihated loyment it gave a few of the lat­ nary. Mrs. August Kline will Be sub- Post, A .L . attending toe military or more hot fights on in the state Delegates .attending the conven­ too two schools with Commander Keith Johnson are co-chairmen of fessional Connecticut Education for $5 to Mr*. Donald Tuttle, pres­ ter group who saw the pictures. Inlhieaced by ChrlsUanlty dates in Bridgeport the committee on decorations, and stitute sponsor and MiobacI Kline funeral services of Corporal Wil- m iussni gently stimulates natu­ for House seats. tion were given stamps to facilitate In the course of his addrm to Lispenard aa host will foUow the Association, according to a.'recent and Robert King, delegate to the' liam E. Cramm at the Mansfield ident of the local PTA to be used COKE ral secretions In the respiratory tour. Mrs. James Elliott, leader of the statement by Presirent Mis* Fcn- The opresent lineup Is: 28 Re­ collection of funds. The colored the congregation he showed how For Army Rejected Junior Red Cross meeting Tiiesday, ' Center cemetery Tuesday were in the -purchase of playground tract to soothe dry Irritated mem­ publicans, 15 Democrats and two Young Quinn’s parents resided group heads the committee on re- ncssey Canty. Boards of Education / Mobil Kerosene stamps show Mount Cassino with the caste system had been aeri- fraahments, \yhich will include Oct. 26 at 4 p. m. at Rockville, Commander Raymond L. Pender equipment for the Horace W. Por­ ''m branes. It acts St once to Mieve bad American Laboritea the battere.d remains o f the mon­ oualy undermined by the teach­ at 18 Summit atroat whan they throughout the state arc invited to in charge of the firing squad: Ed­ coughs caused by colds — helps I Urges Firms . Hartford, OcL 26—(F>—A third a'kridwiches. sundaes, coffee and hnnirt. ' Mcmbcrs of "St. Mar.v’s CYO Will I The state Legislature is expect­ astery on the summit. An Ameri­ ings of Christ; that*the independ­ were residents of Maaebester. 'Tha attend to view the ward S. Franz and Oscar Miller, ter school. Mrs. Ti:ttle has tunied loosen phlegm and makes It easier call for proapecUve inductees to prise winner waa born at St. other items on sale lietween the films laboratory aDnaiatu’s ■ brlnR ffwests Tuesday evening. Oct. the check over to Mlts Gladys i i ed to remain overwhelmingly Re- can soldier extending a helping ence of India was achieved with­ take toe army’s mental and physi­ acta. Waitresses will be members , nnYmnnv nthnr i ^6 at their Hallowe'en party In the color guards; Eugene Rychling, I publican. hand to the figures of many ragged Open Books out the firing of a single ehot; Francis' hospital Jan. 88. 19M. He ; firing squad: and Ernest ‘ LeDoyt. Rice, principal of the achool for anttastlngl • ^ r E R T ItS IN C - cal examlnatlion may be necessary o f Group D, under the leadership inHudinir th . lat.vt ' church hall under the direction of children completes the scene. that the former plight of the "un­ is toe oldest o f four children, hav­ Francis D. Franz, and Uoyd Bur- the teacher’s choice of purchase. RANGE to meet Connectlcut’a initial draft o f Mrs, Arnold Newman. 1 >«der. the Rev. John F. Tehan. as- i Grand Lodge Contrlbotloaa (Continued from ft g e One) touchables'' had been changed un­ ing one brother and two staters. : dick. THe PTA has been a leader In pro- m MUji Gertrude Carrier ia general! « irrifinv nrt '> by Francis D. Franz. Music The Grand Lodge of the Sons of til they had a respected place in quota of 105 men, according to Col Mr. Quinn moved his fantily to 5 _ ...____ . ______! viding such equipment since its or- Italy opened the campaign with society; and that the old custom Vernon S. Moremouse, state selec­ New London and later to Water­ I Smoke bombs are fired In misty ^ ganization a number of years ago. specifically authorized an illegal tive service dlrectoi*. STii?^r“Carrier ls®‘ln’'ch‘^^^is in charge of toe dls- i d , of the^iecond and no.. tol d yradea 1i menta will be served. a contribution of $1,500. The fund act of its agents for the union o f burning widows at the time of ford. a few doors from tha boms weather above the fog at O o y - Original purchases of outdoor OIL will also be increased by the pro­ to be held responsible. their husband'a funeral had Uke- His announcement came as the of Mrs. Malcolm MoUan, widow id b**»rau?ed®*of“ gTOUp D ’‘mem ^?* companied by th^ir teacher, Mrs! I Members of the Graen-C^obot don field, England, to direct planes slides, and swings have been ceeds from a three act comedy wlae been abolished. He eaid the result of a report from Bridgeport the former editor o f The Herald, be secured of group D membera. Churchill and five parent*, Auxiliary. AL. Andover. to the airport. I transferred from the little district Although splitting on this Issue, that 27 out o f 28 candidates had or at the hall previous to the en­ drama. “ Moon Over Mulberry the flve-man board agreed unanim­ position of women as a w ^ le , and after he had obtained a position aa spent the day in Hartford. The I Coventry and Mansfield Districts, /M obllheat been rejected in the second supple­ tertainment. Street,’* to be presented Ih the ously that mass picketing which eapeciaUy their part in the new manager o f toe Groton Lumbpr first atop waa the Central * Fire 1 "'HI have their Hallowe'en party AROMATIC RED CEDAR Bushnell Memorial by Saint An- blocks plant entrances, and pur­ government, had been brought mental call to fill the November company. Groton. While living in Station where toe extensive equip- 1 this evening -in the Legion rooms quota after the first produced only thony’a Players. Tpe proceeds from suing non-strikers in automobiles about through the power of Jesus. Manchester Mr. Quinn was em­ ment Avas viewed w'ith much awe: 1 on Wall street. The unit will fur- 49 eligible inductees. Says Truman Will DOUIIE DOOR WARDROIE the play, to be held November 28 awav from a struck plant, are il­ He went dn beyond the religious ployed at United Aircraft and in the Hartford Post Office where the nlsh entertainment and the post FUEL at 2:80 p. m.. will be tumad Into legal practices. field and expressed great hope In 800 Bxamlned To Date the oooatructton busineas. Prior pupils were shown all the steps ne­ the refreshments. — Something New Has the Cassino Memorial Orphans^ Also unanimous was a board the future of hiS country—one- . MoAhouse Indicated that a total to that he waa employad by ths ' ‘Give Final Lift’ cessary t6 mailing; the CTbildren's "Understanding Our Children” ■ fifth the population of the world Fund; ruling that swearing on a picket of 800 men have been examined to Olenney Lumber company for a Museum where they were shown will be the theme of an bpen-'coun- The stamps and the tickets for belongs to it and now with inde­ date. Another 270 have been .or­ number o f years. four nature study pictures -cover­ ty-wide meeting to be conducted | line by strikers against non-strik­ pendence will take their place Bridgeport, Oct. 25—(4^—Presi­ by Miss Fay Moeller at the An­ OIL the play may be obtained from ers Is protected by 9 KEMP'! ment’a latest living-coat index, the unity of the churches in South induction on the day after Thanks­ dren fun and clothing 6mI d M aol rogelra BROTHERS Raymond E. Baldwin, and many made public over the week-end. India. Members of the Women's Connecticut." varied colors from the Tolland INCORPORATED giving day. Frank Wraight and Mrs. Charles 1 county Medical Society which held hanging. Tha plaadng, rafisshmg oraoM others prominent throughout the ahowed average conaumer pricea Rev. (Afford O. Simpson, pastor League of the Second Congrega­ Hia assertion contrasted with 1U MAIN 8T. TEL. 5680 state. The Hon. Francis J. Sum- Connecticut's quota for Decem­ C. Helmold may be contacted by jti, annual meeting in Somers at CARD AND GIFT SHOP of cedor provdih. . . yoer giMraotoa et "On The Level At FrlgMalra Hcadqoartcrt For leveled off in Mld-Septemher to of Center church, presided at the tional church are engaged in ac­ Republican predictions' claiming ma, president pro-tem of the State ber is 193 men. Due to the high re­ th* btggeat majority in history for those persons interested in at­ the Old Homestead Inn. Due to fre*daw.fre* ssadis. . . hwiherad fcy 6m Over 29 Tears end a steady climb of five montba. morning worship services, read the tive preparations for s turkey au;v tending the fall meeting of the tengusd and graove constrvcilDi of Aa. Center and Broad” Senate, servod as toastmaster. The Lower food prices counteracted jection rate 480 men will be or­ their Connecticut candidates. ill health. Dr. Higgins was unable Scriptures and gave the prayer. dered to take the pre-induction ex­ per and suction, to be held on No­ Tolland District Parent-Teachers’ toKd eddor lop. frw* and dpon and main address w aj given by Hon other price rises so the mid-Sept­ vember 17. After the supper, which Bailey said the “ vigor and en­ to attend this meeting.. He has | He prayed for tl\e future of the amination, 270 during the first Asaoclatlon at Rockville Monday. been a member of toe society for HAND DECORATED cedar sido ponils. DeghJe doam h e Judge Felix Forte of Belmont, ember index of 174.5 per cent of world, the strengthening of the will be served in real 'nisnksglv- thusiasm” of toe Democratic cam- Mass. Judge Forte spoke of the week in November and the remain­ pelgn ^ad "rattled and upset Re- Oct. 25 at the Northeast school 58 years, since coming to Con- easy access. the 1935-39 average was unchang­ United Nations; for our men serv­ Ing style, with sU the usual dishes there. A pot lunch supper begin-j necti^jiit in 1890. He at'one time contributions made by Italians In ed from lald-August—but still at der on Nov. 12, 17 and 18. pubheans into desperate and ill- ing our country in the Nsvy; and Complete results of the supple­ of the sesson, Robert M. Raid add the birth and growth of this coun­ an all-tlma high. for more progress in the country Sons, auctioneers, will conduct an advised tactics." STATIONERY try, and deplored the absence of mental examination given to 60 “The Republican machine is on T of India. men at the Hartford Arm^ recruit­ auction, articles for which are be­ THERE’S M -O -R IN MORIARTY SERVICE these fasts from the curricula of i The double quartet sang “Pray­ ing solicited throughout toe per­ . tk* run,” Bailey declared. Becau.se it is “ different” and only small quantities American schoole. Judge Forte Is ing station last week arAnot avail­ er of Thanksgiving” by Kremser, able. Draft officials indicated, ish. can be had— we are selling this paper in a new and novel at present collecting legal docu-, • vriEa OCUUIB and “God So Loved the World” by Featured iteins of toe auction, fiew Ckurch Edifice Dedicated however, that of the men taking roents and other results of his In­ 20 to date, are an English dinner way. T a t H a a la l R u v a n i * ' the flrat eervlce. These the tests only eight passed. vestigations showing the Italian 1 « n u u i o a z a a i were sung by the Senior CHiolr in service, two antique platters of Litchfield, Oct. 25 (iP) — The' contributions to American democ­ the second service. new St. Anthony's Roman Catho- • O C T . ___ i 21 Arrested in Gaming Raid English ware, an# an antlaue.fl'eld| 1 Dec. Sheet and 1 Plain Sheet With Matching racy. bed. of the type commonly known liie churah edifice was dedicated! In conjunction with the national' here yesterday with a solemn high ' THE MEN aa a “four-poster." Envelope — 15c Women Charmcr» program of Girl Scouts of Ameri­ New London, Oct. 25~

— A mass celebrated .by toe Moat Rev., ca to send abroad 1 (K),000 clothing Luncheon Will Be total of 21 men were arrested here Mrs. J. Norton Spencer and Mrs. Henry J. O’Brien, bishop of H art-; Joseph Wright are co-chairmen of Can be had in white, blue glazed and porcelain pink Women are better snake charm- kiU for young people. Troop One. yesterday in a police raid on a ford. The new building replaces 1 the ati(q>er committee, and Mrs. than men. Three Burmese Senior Scouts, will coUect clothing dice game in a building partially the former frame church structure : 31st era Open to Teachers David H. Williams and Mrs. Earl women have such power over their at the Pre-Holiday Bazaar to be used as a furniture storehouse. •which was destroyed by fire in CO aM E I.\ a n d s e e t h is t r u l y LOVELY PAPER WHO PUT held Friday, October 29 at Center Police Sgt. William Corcoran said Butler are co-chairmen of to* October. M-O-R king cobras that the snakes kiss auction committee. them. Congregational church. FScUitlea Hartford, Oct. 25—(/P)—The con­ that John Grippo, 40, of New Lon­ 80 SUMMER STREET PHONE 8221 will be provided at the Bazaar for vention luncheon o f the -(TonnecU- don wqs charged with maintaining anyone ^'ho wishes to dohate cut Education association Satur­ a gaming house. , The 20 others, This Is The Last Day clothing to the drive. day will be .open to aH teachers, all bu^ one New London residents, IN MORIARTY SERVICE! The collection will be sorted and Miss EUzabetb Blake of West were charged with frequenting a arranged in kits for Infants, older Hartford, Luncheon committee gaming establishment. Hallowe'en babies (ages one to three) and chairman, announced today. To File Yoiir PERSONAL : boys or girls (a^es four to four- In past years luncheon was held Keith’*. Ills Main Sl^ MancheMer ; teen). Suggestions for infants are: only by special groups. Miss Blake NOW PLAYING I'loard Wfd. P. M. OpTM Thor*. Cvo. OUwr Vimym 9 to 8:99 r Dance diapers, shirts, jackets, blankets, said, but this year’s luncheon will be a general one so that all teach­ I D»4*.S*awM □•SMnyt ■ sweaters, caps, bibs and safety CORNEL “CHET” : pins. Fdr older babies; snow suits, ers attending the 101st annual con­ WILDE *. .1:7 PROPERTY Lists .J l~l . . . A. — ...... Zipser Club n m J w Of MANCHESTEM) ; underwear, stockings (preferably vention of the CEA may take ^ r t LMOADARNEUj I O ' «Mi H Msn • am. M* ai. PaalBaeP lt| knee-length or long),, rompers, In the all-day activities. RNNc BAXTER I (Excepting Motor Vehiejeli) B a t t e r ! ^ $a*e Ormi psymms. I M lie pay I DOMBKOWSKI Brainard Place ' night clothes, mittens iind warm The convention will be. held at I TMSWy iMi pme S.T. caps. For boys and girls: In addi­ Bushnell Memorial, beginning at 10 URN DOUGLAS t ^ - A Our Front-End Man tion to articles mentioned for old- a. m. and toe lunCheoivat the State Such lists shall be filed not later than October thirty- AUTO-LITE Sat,, Oct. 30 . er babies—shirts and long panis Armory. first in each year, or if the thirty-first shall be Sunday e t i i v s im: \\ \[\s m s MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL ‘ for the boys: dresses, skirts, tow­ Dr. Alfred P. HAake, mayor of or a legal holiday, then.on the next business day follow­ \ Chet has been specializing on front 8 To 12 els, scarfs, sewing and darning cot Park Ridge. III., and nationally EDISON ton, package of needles, paper of j known economlsL teacher, lectur- OIJIKKHO ing. end repairs and adjustments for 6 pins, buttons, elastic, tape, scissors cr and writer, will be guest- speak ON THE SAME SHOW and thimble. Packing will be don^ I er. ' u u e A T M years, many of these ye^rs with I STARTS WEDNESDAY Okwni by members' of the troop and the “RLACK BABr* CMsnwui* Failure To File Such Lists ;.oo Jack-The-Tire-Expert in Hartford. bundles will be sent to the Amer-1 ^ TIE AND TAILS’* Fm \. fvfim i eUNMIll Note; We Were umible'to show car as advertised Oct. 16 iesv Friends Service Committee | MMUT MTtMA H f knows front ends up, down and for shipment and distribution. m t k RiRWOOO Means TEN PERCENT New clothing is preferred but MHMIT TAMYTON Jf 'e ore htiftpy to unnounce the first sideways. He’s the man for you when .'icios MAiyfii KOOU cl^n second-hand articles in good I lucnr STiiii Ailowance On •in-lidOVU. coiiiN m Additional To.Taxpayers List you have front-end ti-ouble o f any condition wiH be readily accepted. \ e i s e o i * Hunchestf'r sltoicinft o f the % Instructions state the donated i AAU UAU To d a y and Tu e s d a y »Hu.ir Moms kind. clothing should be of durable na-1 EHSTUJOOD• *A\I MAHTfOUD 'STARTS WnSDNESDAT MCAVUNM tura. eiMMONT Mark Bnrbarn Bing Crosby In tAUI«M. riAM Henry A . Miitrie Your^ld Battery Troop One would appreciate the , Stevens In Lawrence A GREAT lUBLE BILL! “ EMPEROR W.ALTZ” •AiMH. n» ^ Only Proven Post-War Car ^ cooperation of Manchester citizens , “ TAP R f rs” (In Color) PLUS lA Mills In their effort to' aid the needy . lieiMT. kam Assessor Van Heflin Susan Hayward “ Waterfront At Midnifflit” •leiNT. Tie . children o f Europe. TUESIItEEI seuss, iiAiN NOW/ For SaifetyV Riding Comfort To Av^d- PERSONAL sniet Tie swincAeotAi c/5 “LETTER FROM AN New Ttma Sehednle____ THE 1949 FRAZER MANHATTAN Tire Wear Have Your Front End Checked INTEREST Woman Seriouslv ' WITH N01V4MI! UNKNOWN WOMAN” Starts Today »# PLUS: “Summer Holiday" Joan Fontaine Louis Jourdan Mat. .Mon. Thru Fri., You may be assured (In Technieblor) 1:30, Doors Open At 1:15 At Moriarty Brothers Hurt by Auto Feature— 1:45. 6:25, 9:45 Eve. 6:80, Doora Open At 6:15 TIRE yjOtUES! the service held in Announcing New Show Time (Sat., Son. Same As Usual C6«WWf6 Ar«6 ...u__ I>f *i either one of our folly llatiaees Mon. Thru Fri. Last Show Nightly—8:15 6 66 PrsStisSI (^ t e r , Camber, Toe-In and wheel balance may not mean Waterhury, O ct 26—(4*)—Ml*s laQfiab 0>6l . ____ appointed funeral Sho%v Starts At 149 Ha!-6r , J____ _ 6 . 0 0 x 1 6 1 much to the average motorist. . . but they mean every thing Susan McLaughlin. 60. houaekeep- Evenings Mon. and Thea. J6fc6*» ■__ ; 6 .0 0 x 1 6 homes, or, in the fam­ isrehani ,rr- to your car And it’s safe operation. Moriarty Brothers have er at the rectory o< 8L John's Ro-' , ily residence, win be Show SUrts At 7:20 iMff____ man C^tUiollc church in Watertown EveBlng* Wed, Thurs. Fri y k m A U sm iiiy m MdHUrA ______NOTICE A small- fortune in vested iii-TronUciid machinery-and . equip- who waa struck by an Automobile *46»%f»6. I#6ety • ment. It’s all necessary if a proper job is to be done on your ^rsonalljr supervised Coa'L Show Starting at #40 Other sizes in proportion. All brand new tires— .Made from beginning to end. during a heavy rainstorm here WeeWiee. Haia__ by nationally known firms. . • car. And yet you pay no premium for this equipment nor MelHlvie^ Tib ______Mark and Howard last night, was roportsd in serious Mar#^ ______for Chet Dombkowski’s experience when you have front- condition todsy at St. Mary’s hos­ WaW - Holmes, father and raR Alai. SBacLal end work done here. pital. Plan Your Luncheon >i»R$G66l . ____ _ GOODYEAR OR FIRESTONE son. take infinite care Police said Mias McLsugfalln sp- E IM LOEbV S •U96M . __ , There Will Be No Jaao. Mala — ,, **You make a RIGHT turn when you turn to attend every small , naranily was crossing to or juet Saaa 6 :0 0 X 16 - $10.95 detail of the last trib­ leaving a traffic safety Uland in DRIVE In THEATRE IkaiialA Cf-A______,-MI prices cash, plus tax, with old tire Y-*ae%g ...... in here for service,** ute. West Main strset She waa hit by a car driven by. Lorenzo J. Gingraa Engagements At •j^a iBeejk Tip . MLD AND SNOW TIRES $13.95 UP who was arrested on s charge of Bingo At The Elaborate or simple, in failing to grant right of way to a complete conformance pedestrian. i ' aosr-Aii SAua c o m p a n y ■ h with your wishes — CAVEY’S— 1 -lai SUtelN N. MMVijtM4. 6.C. BOLAND MOTORS i a r T y b r o t h e r s which alone determine, Shorthand laetnrator Legion Home Your Hometown Nash Dealer MOR costs, the Holmes-di­ ■ 45 East Ctnlar Straat— “ H joW Of Q i»m y” Dept. C-1512 Bridgeport,, Oet. 2$.—(^ - » LINCOLN-MERCURV SALES AND SERVICE rected tribute is al- 1;^ TOWN MOTORS Inc ^ Brneet M. Butter. Tl. et B r i ^ 8TABTS TRUBBOAT s: a4 cl(4r*:iM iwdketed, (sr 369 Center At West Center SUect ON THE LEVEL AT CENTER AND BROAD TEL. 5136 wsjrs impressive. port, who clalmad to have been wiiiefc l smIs* elwel er messy eider “ Wa Give Green SUbi^** 43 WEST CENTER ST.. TEL. 8557 th* first instructor to toach Qragf Exciting Hallewt'en BUI Delightful Dinners— ^Varied Menus Until Further Notice shorthand In Connecticut, died to­ '■ - Mora Than 2 BIIHon MUea wl Satisfied Onaer Driving/ day in St. Vincent's hospiUl. But­ “BLAI^K c.\r* Aiways a Good Selection ofVseH C.mrs on Hand ABoem. ler, president o f the Butter Busir And ^ THERE’S M-O-R IN MORIARTY SERVICE phone 7897 neae achool Mnce 1917, suffered a “ BLAC7K m iD A Y " l'llv_i. k mm* <6 i ■ « ' '•• 'V ■■ ■ - . V *^ ■ • • \ y- /7';. 7.

| V < . ‘ ' • r' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BlAXHaiESTER. CURNn MOlHIJAr, DUITJBER Z9. 194S ■ “ ^ FAoSi MANUHESTISK EVJSNINU H E R A LD * MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 P A G B F O U l l pltal and Ur. Silva of the 'Roston. Charter, Frederick H. Holt, L TU- sH price cellinga and that the members with union-supplied cam­ eras grotmd out a celluloid record embalming school. den Jewett, M ra.*P, J. ■ Johiiston, plan had failed in both Detroit and Parent Union Added Affi Wednaaday and Thursday of this K ock vilie Bowles Urges Ncwffniryport, Maas. of the activity here, at the other week have been selected as tha Dlitriet P. T. A. WlUipin A . Kuhnly, Oetwge B. ‘Y Milne, Francis 8. NetUeton. Har­ W hy .try a failure In Connecti­ . Royal'plants and at strike hear WOman Teller ^ No* Word Is Received Here Mission Hours days fo r the ritildron’s inisaion. The TolUnd District of the old R Obenaaf, Thomas F. Rady. cut?” he asked. quarters In the local’s office. The A N D J E W E L R Y | M i# PupUa from St. Jamos’a Parochial Parent Teacher Aasoclatloa will Back Truman Wm Give Aid I lensmen alao took some picturea Local Church Parley George C. Sheets, D r. Samuel He also declared that a Repub-. school w ill attend mlaston hold its bill meeting tonight In I of this morning’s membership At St. Jameses School Foriim^ Simpson and Stephen J. Von Ehiw. Ucan governor had better chances in every wmaan’s eye Admits Guilt A bout Silver Lane Houses at tha church at 1:80 p. m. dally. Rockville at the Northeast school. I meeting in Bushnell Memorial. ■ r Them wiU be a pot-Iuck aupp«r at Osort Tew#ay - for SUCC.MS with a Dekrcy admlnia- SB Idea in the liesd of MiBslon.8orvlces fo r chUdron o f the Shannon PromiseMo Do tratlon in Washington than a Dem­ JAW-OO Intepiational Draws Big Attendance public schools w ill bo hold at 8:45 Is to Be Held 6:30 p. m. followed by a buslneca A short calendar hoaslon o f Tol­ General Manager George H.^.detail to be considered in such an Extra Mass Scheduled dally. session. The speaker o f the eve­ land County Coiuft o f Common Everything P ^s^le, to ocrat as governor. To Provide Help for Nou-Stap Fliers every vnderworM character- Second Employe of Dan­ * * *■ Pleas WUI be Tuewlay at 10 Political guns boomed all over WaddeU said today that he has I ^ ^ Studanta of high school ago will ning will be Mrs. OUs Howgate of Jbeld To the thief . , . nothlnff fo- upon his listeners that something For the .Next Two attend the mlaston tor adults. Greenwich, atate president of the a. m. with Judge Vine R, Parme- Reduce Pri'^ the state yesterday. Royal Strikers bury Bank fo Be not as yet received any hfforma- Srth" s«tSatter«^ over 200 Delegates Present did really happen there. “I saw Olrla will attand ttio mission for Rockville Residents to Pe T. A. lee prealdlng. Three cases are on Commenda Hoining Program Will Try Again more attractive. tlbn ort a repwted wUllngneas of | Q,e nation. Weeks at Church East Haven. U, S. Senator the lights go on In Amsterdam. Arrested in 3 Weeks women this week and bosra will C. V. O. Reorption the dockH. Applications of the By The Aiisociated Press Hartford, Oct. 25.— Based !n AddiUon to , a the federal government to turn j ------Be Given Opportunity The C. Y. O. of St. Bernard's tols-na/of Vernon and EUington to BrUm McMahon commended "the on Its experience to date in the On one of the evenings during hla attend next week with the men. Trained etfendsnh Fullerton, Calif.. Oct. 25—— over to municipalities in which i / * An exU-a mass has been added There was a capacity attendance fifcdlcse tax Hens w ith A tt6m *y The swing” • of the No- housing prograin o f Bowles as a strike at the Royal T>*pewrlter W ear yoar valuables, flare! Large Congregation at visit he was Invited to take a trip New Haven, Oct. 25—(gh—Mrs. • To Give Views church wlU hold a reception of BUI Barris and Dick Riedel' say 1 to Uie acnedqle for the mtasion be­ vemberyiecUon is with the Demoj ’’sensible- housing program,” add­ on the canals of the city and there they are located, so-called “Lan- n,,a|(4al| a t the mtaoion fo r women which nev/' inembjra tonight at 7:30 HUtry h ; Lugg representing the company, now iii its third week, But, to be safe . . . insure!' Jessie W. Valine. 43, a teller In ham temporaries”. The wartime ^“*"*®P**** nUdUB ing given by the Jesuit fathers at opened last evening at 7:80 o’clock. towns. The remaining case is ing that Bowles’ i^edge to help the the UAW-CIO local representing they’ll take off Again late today in The Evening Session he saw the lights of Amsterdam j / MODERN o'clock in. the church. Immediate­ crata/niys Chester Bowles, guber- a new attempt io break the endur­ ^he Danbury National bank for homes, f against R pledges of mipport from both Re­ critical nSeds without the assist­ community w m hciil In South place In the minds and hearts o f »S,70fl from her Christmas club /ik)Ston. Oct. 25-(;P)— George SERVICE S p. m. In Town HaH~under the the election of Prcaldfent Truman magneto trouble after }06 hours the people of the Netherlands. shortage now has made it seem the mlaaioti masses, scheduled at o f the fall svnson. T h e evonUig’s F. Stew.erd" W aaslghed fo r trial publicans and independents as well ance of its Intcmattmial. Russell \ Methodiat church yeet^srday. accounts. Marshall o f the PorUfina. Me., 5:30 and 7 o'clock, as announced ■ponaorahip o f the School Building and a liberal Democratic congress. as Democrats. M. Higgins, the union’s press rep­ In the air. The record o^ 726 hours —ittle Amsterdam Confer- j Mrs. Valine Is the second em­ advisable to permit the dwellings program will Includ- dancing, with foIlorUng the short .calerii" •The U . Only Hope Is Religion Press-Herald has been chtsien last week, there will be a mass at committee with the Rev. Brendan Speaking at a rally of Bridgeport William T. Carroll of Torrington, resentative, estimated today. was set at Long Beach. Calif., in ploye of the bank to be arrested to remain for a longer period than music b y Charles CJebler’a Down- sfon with Attorney repre­ ence" sponsored by the Manchester i In the years of______devastation_ of president of the New England 6:15. .Those attending this mass Griswold of Vernon Center. as Democrats,. Bowles said that the Democratic candidate for lieuten­ 1939. for an alleged defalcation in less first contemplated. /' beats and prompUifg by BUI Kuca, senting the plaintiff auj^^tturney Nonetheless, Mr. Higgins said, Council o f Churches was an oppor- pbpulaUon of eight million, Newspaper Mechanical confer­ will he able to attend the instruc- tnodkriitor. Thla will fumiah an next nine d(tys would determine ant governor, speaking at Hart­ The flight nearly ended.Saturday than three weeks. Recently Donald Manchester haa atich a p r p ^ t DURKE© entertainment and refreshments. ,i R. M. D o w lin g fie d e ^ d a n t. the International v.ill provide tunlty to share In the experiences suffered 200,000 war caa- ence. tlpcla at 6 o’clock. In addition the opportunity for local people to the outcome of the election, ford, challenged "Republican asaer- when a refueUng jeep cracked up F. Devine, 28, a former Army Air In its Silver Lane Homes. WANTED I I Olrl Rcout.a MemberMp 0i|irpalm weekly aid as long a.s the strike af the World Cotmcll of yhurclws 750,000 head of cat­ Other officers elected at the gular parish mass at 8 o’clock expraea an opinion in regard to a mcmbsf.s'ilp ! Favors Lowvr Prices at Hemet, Calif., but hasty ar­ Fot-ce flier, pleaded guilty to. a It is reported that the govern­ The Mountain Laurel Troop, Girl Mrs. Helen tions that our preaent law la solv­ lasts. The parent union's decision at Amsterdam, Holland, la^t sum­ tle In Holland when the Germans group's 10th annual meeting ytA will be celebrated dally. new ashool for the town of Verpon Am erlc-n L c ilo n , A.t almost the ^ e lime, hla in g the eviction problem." rangements to refuel from a coupe charge o f taking $43,000. which, he ment Is now sounding out senti­ Scouts-wlU meat tonight at 6:30 In cliairman of to do so came at a meeting yester­ mer, which the pjople of Manches­ marched In. only 35;000 remained terday were Arthur M. Kohler It has been decided. Father about which there haa been much announced that the I r-epublican rival, James C. Carroll, speaking o f the state’s at Ontario International airport told Federal Attorney Adrian W. ment to ascertain If munlcipaUtlea Wesleyan Hall. Members are Auxiliary, day In New Britain, where David ter wete not alow to grasp as was when they were driven put. The The Waltham News-Tribune, Loughran said, to split the mission Carpenters Sh.innon, w as" telling a radio w'ere successful. Maher he lost betting on a race will accept the housing free of dlacuasion In recent weeks. asked to report on tlck-t silcs for annual ca: for members is new five-;to-seven months eviction DOyle, the Royal Local's' bust- witnessed by the attendance of Invaders destroyed dikes and president: W alter Crightonpi for children of the parochial and audience that he was in favor of breather law, said that of 135 cas­ neas agent, and William S. Zeman. hone. cost to the towns. Iif this way the ' Nambex of Voters the benefit moving pictiu*c which noT.’ In with quota of about 200 delegates from the local flooded thous.vids of acres of val- grade schools into two sections lower prices and promising his its connsel, dl.scu.ssed the matter churches at the afternoon seminars ^ ...... ^______Mra Valins, who was accom­ government might,.escape respon­ New London. Conn.. “ " e - •The resrlstram of voters renort Is being held this week. 233 m ibem to be secured by No- es tried in the New Haven county liable farmland to a depth of ten tary; William H. Porter of tte New because of the difference in hours Laborers listeners he would do everything with Charles Kerrigan, UAW re­ panied by her husband, a hatter, sibility for furtheV upkeep or dis­ -17 YEA R S^ that nearly 600 new names were New ?Jnrre vem' 1. TThe annual membor- Court of Common Pleas since Sept. and a large congregation o l W During those terrible years Haven. Conn., Reglstof, Glendon In ending school sessions. The in his power If eliected to reduce gional director., and Mltcl.ell Svlri- CLARKE appeared calm during the brief mantling o f th's t^tpe o f house. added to the votln.[ list of the Miss Marjorie Brown, .R. N., dlnner;^wrtU be held on Wed- 1, "76 tenants have been ordered general public at the evcnlng^crv- r thousands o f , people S Magoon of the Fitchburg Senti­ mission for children will be for them. to vacate before next Jan. 1." He doff, assistant regional dlrecto^. Hove You A Lot? INSURANCE I hearing but broke down as she was Waddell-said t^ay he thought Paluters Architectural Cabinet Town o f Vernon at recent aes- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott ly, November 10, to which all A o e r t a ^ 1 those in the fifth, sixth, seventh Shannon assailed what he both International representatives. Ic.-, . 1 died from tuberculosis, cold, and the town might accept and disuse nel, and J, William Powers o f the Blona. Although the official count Brown of Webster street wiU b e ­ paid up members are invited. added that 60Q eviction appeals The afternoon session ‘^onsisiwj Fallon told his led -to the nearby marshal's office and eighth grades. Tuesday. Making termed Bowles’ ’’bold-face at­ This morning, according to Mr. Burlington. Vt.. Free Press, dlrec- Plumben aud haa not yet been completed, the come a member of the staff of Vxe had been filed in Hartford, and W e can build you a beau- to be finger-printed. of the houses if the opportunity tempts to deceive” ' the people of Higgins. 300 pickets went on duly o f four seminars each w ® " :{;*1 .audience these grim facts to help offered, hut that there was much ttors. Period Furniture total number on the voting Hat RockvlUe Public Health^Nujalng that in one qay’s hearings "the av­ lea^rshlp of a delegate to Mrs. Valine was presented on the state By claiming he' wrould re­ at the gates of Royal’s main plant ttfui * 6-room ranch-type ~ ' them understand the attitude of Plum bs* Helpers ReprodncUona will be In the neighborhood of 5,- Association, starting NoveM or I. erage stay from the date of the fi­ First Assembly of World Churches a people who had tasted the effl- an Information by Maher after she Hushaiid Stabbed; duce prices If elected governor. on N ew Park avenue. Four local home for $13,131. waived Indictment by a Federal 400. I f these 2.640 arc v.’omen, nal decision averaged' Isss than at Amsterdam. The flmt cacyNjf brute force and knew that Class Officers Shannon reiterated his conten­ 175 East grand jury. AU Kinds while the inen total about 100 four months.” under the dlrecUon of Rev. Floyd the omy hope for them was the The sophomore clasp/at Rock- tion that prices are a national, not Others as low.- as $8,900 Maher told Judge .Carroll C. "i\ INSURE Apply ForemRu, Finiahing and Reflnishing W ife Arrested Carroll said that the Republican Center £1. W. Tomkins, Washlngrton, Connect- rellgionX)f Jesiw Chirat and these more. vine High school hao elected the a state, issue and that no governor Hlncks the alleged defalcation oc­ « W ltL Offlcerti Installed attitude on evictions ’’betrays the Tel. 3665 Icut. discussed "The Universal people hM extended an Invitation following officer.!: Fred Gronski. has In himself the power to reduce curred between Dec. 2, 1047, and Olcott Mauor Job LoUla Poplck haa been Installed president; Richard Hutton, vice Bridgeport, Oct. 25— (JP) — Mrs. same unawareness as their pre­ Lcctro Improvement CTiurch in God’s Design.’’ -rae sec­ to the w o^ to come and share McRINNEY BROTHERS prices. posterous position that ths housing' Oct. 8, 1948. Maher said there was Dwyer Products a.a chief havmakcr by the Rock­ presidents Sophie Oik, Secretary; Pauline Mazon, 32, was beinc held Speaks'Of '“Swing” to Democrats Edgar Clarfce ond, led by Dr. George Fallon of what little t ^ y had. This Invi­ Maiichestw Real Bstate and tasaraaoo Route 85, Bolton shortage Is over.” Company, Ipc. no connection between her case Olcott Street WorcesUr. Maas., had " G o d s ^ - ville Hayloft. Other officers are: and Frances Toung. treasurer, in bonds of $10,000 here today on Speaking of the "awing” to the Insuror tation was nol^^nly to the Amer­ and the one InvoIviAg Devine. 000 MAIN tff. TBI. CUM PhoM Maacdeator SSM araletant chief haymal-.er. Harold llie Democratic candidate urged I f O O f Manchester Representntlvo . sign and Man’s Witness” as their icana and E n g il^ who were their Lose Game charges of assault, police said, in 1 Democratic party in the election, o f colds. Rub VtpoRub Hunt: past chief haymaker. Metro Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., his Republl Call Manchester 7891 Bublect. ’T h e Church and Disor­ alUes, but alao to the Japanese and Mrs. Valine will be sentenced at The Rodkvllle High school lost connection with the stabbing of Bowles said on throat...chest. Melt Poolck; overseer, John Miller, Sr., can opponent, "to drop In on an der Society” was topic ^r Germans who were entirely re­ 10 a.m. Monday, N ov. 8. Disposi­ its second game of the season Sat­ here husband. . “Independent voters by the thou­ some In mouth, tool [Publpc Market collector of atrawa. Franqla KUhn- overcrowded tenement or basement the third group dirked JV JJr- sponsible for their pUght, and it tion of Devine’s case Is set for 10 urday to a' much more experienced Detectives John J. Leary and sands have caught the spirit of our Iv; keeper of bundles, George apartment Some time If you want Theodore Green, New Britain, was significant that the first aerv- o’clock next Monday. Enfield High team, the final ocore Elmer Ranko said the woman’s campaign. They are fed up with Reached at the bank this mom- ...fORBtSI Kren: puard of the hayloft. Harry husband, Jesse, 38, was stabbed the propaganda of the Republican to learn the truth of the housing Conn. The fourth ice of the conference was led by a being 34 to 0. ing, Charles Jorft, president of the Holmes; guard of the barn door. Salvation Army high command that nothing can be problem." HUDSON SALiS HUDSON S8RVICI HUDSON SALIS Church and IntemaUonal Aff^rs Japanese. Sunday with a kitchen knife dur­ under the leadership of Dr. Mat- bank, said he was “disturbed” that George Gakeler; hornblower, How­ The Salvation Army hos started ing a fam ily argument witnizasd done to solve our problems. The Dr. Fallon felt that he saw “a word of her arrest “had leaked ard Wheelock; bus driver, Frank its annual campaign in Rockville by another couple- which lives In Republican leaden In the state are thev Simon of India. amaU but great people trying to Spgtials For Tuesday out.” He said Federal officials Klecak. with a qudta of $2,500. Letters the house. a tired group of little, frightened At the close of the «ttem^n let the light shine through them Steam and Hot W ater session, a supper was sen ed to the whom he refused to Identify had Coming Marriage have been sent out asking for con­ A spokesman at St. Vincent’s people taking refuge In the past to the whole world.” Yea, said "assured him” the hearing was to Miss Agnes Loretta Lazzarin, tributions. and thla will be f o l ­ hospital said that although Mazon and never talking about the pres­ Furnaces Repaired he, I saw the lights go on In Am­ have taken place in clos^ cham­ ALL DAY WEDNESDAY daughter of Mrs. Joseph T. Luz- lowed by personal solicitations by had several knife wounds In the ent or the future at a time when \ ^*The V\'enlng service w m hfW ^ sterdam. Air Conditioning We Know bers. 9 9 u < t aarin, daughter of Mrs..Joseph T. representatives of the Salvation left side o f hla cheat, hla condition the demand o f the tlmea is for the sanctuary and of tlie Dr. Fallon concluded his address Jost ssid restitution has been E. O. M. Lazaarin. former superintendent Army. Former Mayor Claude A. was good, dynamic, forward-looking, liberal leaders of spiritual thought In the by flinging this challenge to his made by the woman’s husband and o f the Rockvillo O ty hospital, and Mills, chairman of the campaign, leadership.” Joseph Hettinger community participated. All t ^ congregation "Are we going to prayers, hymns and readings w ere he saw no reason for publicity on Albert Philip Silva, son of Mr. and has announced that a portion of Bettred Developer Dies Said Shannon o f pricea: r^one 4298 help the lights to continue to go the arrest which he declared mioked Shoulders "I say again that no governor of We’ll Get Your Vote those us^ In the original confer­ Mrs. Albert Silva of New Bedford, the money wlU remain in Rock­ on not only in Amsterdam but all “ would only get the public alj Massif win be married on Satur­ ville an a local service fund. Lost Greenwich, Oct. 25— (A*i—Jame* any atate can reduce prices, that ence at Amsterdam. over the world?” "Is Amsterdam LEAN, SHORT SHANK (END OF MONTH) The service opened with tte excited.” day, October 30. at the Mission year $300 was spent for groceries, C. Read, 79, of Greenwich, died at any ch.-wige In the price structure For the New Hudson that is. We honestly believe It’s the handsomest car going to be just an historic event hymn “ A ll People ’m t On E a rtt Church In Boston. T h e bridal a t clothing and medical and 'dental a private hospital In Stamford, miuit come on the national level CAMERA REPAIR ^ w e can make It that,” or “Is on the road today. ^ Do Dwelt.” after which a call to Police Attend Memorial J tendants will be Miss Bffle Brad­ care. Saturday night. He was a retired and that my opponent, either In Amsterdam going to be ,a step In lb SERVICE worship and penitence was made ley o f W est SUfford and the William Partridge la treasurer real eotate developer and operator the governor’s office or out, can­ a great ongoing prograin of ths Fairfield. Octi 25—(P )y T O e 19th i I HAMBURG of the campaign and Dr. George S and seiwed overseas ns a captain not reduce pricea.” Ray Dwyer’s Pholo Shop by Rev. Lsland O. Hunt of Second Misses Patricia and Mary Payile church? We can make it that, Congregational church. annual memorial maa^and com­ of Rockville. A reception at the Brookes Is serretary. Members in the Spnnlsh-Amerlcan war. He No Faith In Proposal Neat To New too.” munion of the BridgS^rt Police FRESHLY GROUND Tlic governor said tie bad no Phone For A Demonstration Mnsloal Progt«m Puritan Hotel will follow the cere­ of tl»e sponsoring committee In­ Is survived by his Widow. The First National Store department was h M here yester­ faith in his opponent’s proposal for The South Church Choir directed mony. Miss Lazzarin is a graduate clude Bernard J. Ackerman. funeral w ill be held In his native TeL 7369 One-Sided day In St. Thom ^ church. They j cooperative action by the public to by George O. Ashton rendered the of the New England Baptist hos Claude P. Bilson, Marshall E. Pittsburgh on Wednesday. were led to ths^mmunlon n il by > Yes Sir! This 'Time It’s Hudson anthem “Greater Ixjve Hath No I f you lived on the moon, you’d Bister BoFTOmSo, former triegraph CUBE STEAKS Man” ^ John Ireland. Rev. Alfred and telephopd opsntor at Bridge­ Tuesday and Wednesday only. Burton’s is bringing you tremendous values U, Williams of St. Mary’s Eplaco- never see the earth set below your port polii^bsaaquarters and now | pdt church then led the congrega­ horixon, since the moon always L E A N , T E N D E R a teaeh^it S t Joseph’s Parochial throughout the store! W e’ve slashed prices right and left to bring you tion'In prayer. Rev. Clifford O. keeps the same side turned to­ school; « Shelton. Simpson of Center Congregational ward the earth. worthwhile values and savings through our E. O, M. SALE. A dollar church who Introduced the speak­ OUH P«UP ers and reported on the aftenioon CANNED MEAT SALE saved is a dollar earned and Burton’s WUl save you many, many dollars k HOME IU seminars reminded those present Stock up at these low prices. Not necessary to keep tomorrow and Wednesday. Please note, ALL SALES FINAL. that the Amsterdam Conference these items under refrigeration. Place on your pantry was not almply a group of people who catne together for thought iiielf and use when you need them. and prayer fo r tw o weeks and then Octoh^ Special publish^ their conclusions. The conference was the result of many l»V..-rO CO years of prayerful preparation by Cudahy’s TANG the 160 ^urchu who assembled W IL S O N ’S 12 Oz. Can DRESSES K 'i . A Special Purchase PAJAMAS . . 2.98. . Tol. fo 4.98 By Niitineg Forest, No. 116, Tall Ceclurs of Lebanon .1 SL of Manchester Drive In For This will be first come, first served because quantities are definitely limited. Not all sizes and colors. m M O N D A Y , Nov. I 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Cold .Weather Change Over CONNECTICUT, YOU CAN We’li use the right o il the right grease, see MISCELLANEOUS CALL CHICAGO FOR TO BE HELD AT to it that your car’s chassis is properly lubri­ LESS THAN ^2 .0 0 ? cated. HANKIES ; ...... 15c...... Vai. to 29e PROVE FOR YOURSELF WHAT THROAT SPECIALISTS REPORTED WHEN BALCH MOTOR SALES ^ y the word and we’D five your car a com­ CORDUROY VESTS ... . 2.00,.. \Were 3.98 plete check, report to you anything that . Corner Center and Winter Street needs fixing or replacing. FAILLE HANDBAGS ...... 2.98------ITere 3.98 30-Day smoking test revealed Why not let us put your car in tip-top shape Cotton Turtle Neck JERSEYS 1.98, . . .Reg. 2.50 1. Fact. David Bushnsll of Saybrook invented .ond operqted the fomous ^before cold weather really comes whooping NO THROAT IRRITATION due to smoking CAMELS! . "turtle" thot wos used during the Revolutionary, W or. MUSIC By TALL CEDARS BAND •n ... ,, , 3 PIECE SUITS. ... .70.00....ITere to 110.00 “It Won’t Be Long Nowl” • In this test, hundMs of men and See bow Cameb suit your "T-Zonc”... 2, Fact, AVhert lowest rates to distant points are in effect — any weekday women laaoked Camels-and only T for Taste knd T for Throat. after 6 P. AL or oil doy Sunday *— a 3-minute station-to-itation call to ’ Drawing of We aim to take care of our own with Chrys- Cameb — for 90 ooaaecutive days. Ea<^ Let YOUR O W N TASTE tcU von Chicago costs a maximum of $1.25 plus tax from any Connecticut ier-Plymouth service that matches Chrysler- « woek. tbotr throats were examined by about tbc'ridi, full flavor of Camel’s point. Long distance rotes, ore lower them three out of four Conneetkut CHILDREN’S choice tobaocoe. Let YOUR O tPN Myrnouth engineering. noted chroot specialista—a total of 2470 people think.* Do you overestimote the cost of colling your friends or exacting examinations. From coast to THROAT tell you the wooderfol story / relatives? To check yourself, look ot the rotes listed on the inside bock Pontiac Sedan DRESSES : ______3.00. •Were to 5.98 const, these throu specialists reported of Camel’s cool, cool mildness. 1948 T ry Camels and test them as jw i smoke them. If, at any time, ’ Yes-prove Camel mildneu for cover of your telephone book. NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF Torpedo Six Cylinder DeLuxe Model, Hydromatic MAXI fHISi RVAW SttViai DRESSES ...... 2.00...... Were to 3.98 * you are not convinced that Camels ju* the mildest cigarette )d u ■ THROAT IRRITATION due to yourself. You’ll enjoy the Camel mild- Fully Equipped • have ever smoked, feturo the p a d c ^ with the unused Camels smoking Cameb! nem tcM. You’ll find oat fiow m iU a From a survey of 886 Cortnodicul felephogo subscribers. T cm Cameb foe yourself for 30 days. cigarette can be! . * *“ WOOL SKIRTS ... .2.00...... Were to 3.50 and we w ill refund its full purchaae price, plus postage. fSlgMJl a. 1. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY AeeorSleg • W atfw w W o een fo yi WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA BROWN-BE AUPRE,Ue- - i- , THl SOUTHIRN NIW ENGLAND ,Gat Tickets For Drawing From^ Any Tall Collar BISSiU STRUT RHOMB • - R You’ll find mostly plaids and prints nm giag in aisea 2 to 12 or MOK DOCTOtt SMOKE CAMELS TUN MY OTIKI CIGMCTTE TELEPHONE 30 7191 2 069 the dress rack and sizes 3 to 14 in skirts, , iiLi iiii'Tfflriiif'Tea 'jcir'-Lii im. Decton $mckt fee ptconuc. toot And. when thne Icwliaa iadcpcadcoi maanh otauUjo. Edch 3 For 50c Book of 7, $1.00 Tom Brown Howord F. Booupro tiowaflMd 11)397 doctors whai cif*mic (hey lootMd. thr bread auNd mom stwCm m H

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MANt:HKSTEK E V E N lN V li^iLb. MANCHE^ER. CONN„m 6 n DAY, OCTOfBER 28, 1948 SlA.Nt HK^ IT,K t;vt;.'ilM i HKKALP, MAM'HKi'TKR. CDNK.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 * PAG ft SIX Cehter street narrowly mUMed be- ence between the two candidates Fire Started iHg struck by the car of Caleb #anrl|patrr and parties on the farm policy is­ S to rm F e U s Police Court Chriatlan of Montana. It was re­ sue. Both pledge a handsome con­ ported Xhe Scablea child ran away CopttittQ ^aralb from his mother, and got Into the tinuance of the present system of Power Lines In Town Court this morning, In Upset Car PUaUBlIBO BT TUB after listening to testimony In the street. The MonUna driver saw HBKALD TRINTtNO OO, INC. farm price guarantees. the child in time to avoid hitting the lay you want it-anil IStf/ - 11 BlMCll it r « « There is no difference between drunken driving charge lodged, rk • i i t- him, but the Scable boy ran into Manebester. Cu"*- against William McDonald of East 1 Bul B la Z C E x * the rear of the car. He waa not THOMAS reRUUSUN the two candidates On qusUons of Winds Up to 50 Miles t Rwaw/, you get cash At A esquaf, you ecteet the Hartford, Judge Herman Yulyes t s ____ i hurt. Fr«».. Tre»«., O*"'' tax cuts and debt reduction. Both gave the accused the benefit of a' lingUISnecI H ere 'Mnd A quickly because ths YES loan plan most convenisnt. Foundtd OetoMr t. twi. Lash. Coastal Areas MAN mton* makes the deci- .Phone or visit the AesMs/’a President Truman, by his vetoes doubt and found him not guilty. I Oiw> fa fniiipsxl Sion—says “yes" to 4 out of S. ' YES MAN today. ' Publiihfd B»«rjr B»«***i^ in the past session, and Goverpor Of New England He was arrested Saturday. It I ** injUPeO Sunday and Holtdaya Bntwd at the Gardener' Becomes Lewis $29 te $300 on slgrietwre elene. aa was his,claim that a diabetic con-' poat oBlna at Manrheatet. Conn Dewey, by his campaign pro­ dltion caused hini to be unable to A car was overturned and S ^ a d Claaa Mail Matter. Boston, Oct. 7b-M,V) — A north­ nouncements, favor putting debt pass certain tests given him by po­ caught fire yesterday at 10:10 a. Top Cooky MaRer I’Vkf e e a e ««ri fM.f usfs re iav rmh SUBSCRIPTION 'RATES reduction ahead of tax cuts. east storm with winds up to 50 lice. Witnesses were Introduced m. after a collision on Middle 3IUUU miles an hour lashed New Elng- Ofld Tear by Mall ...... S 5UII Both President Truman and by both the state and the defense. turnpike east near the intersec­ FINANCE C a . * Sla moiitha by Mail ...... land coastal arcs* yesterday, fell­ Claude B. Porter of Coventry, tion of Vernon street. According Utchfleld. Oct. 25—(/P)—The In­ Ind Fher • STATiflHtATM MIltOINO ^ One mcntb by Mall ...... t I d’ Governor Dewey favor keeplnp .T .Oa arrested on an evasion charge to the report, , a car driven by stinct of self-preservation practi­ 788 MAIN snigr.AiiANQmm. coNii. Simla Cnpy ...... i - America militarily strong, and ing power lines end trees in sev­ Dial 3430 • OevW Hevey, YH MANOger Weekly, by Carrier ..... % .»t eral areas and causing, many high­ after he was involved in' an acci­ Peter J. Stankaitis of Bridgeport, cally forced Alexander J. Derouin, on many floor samples for the last 5 days of Suba. delivered, one Tear ...... Ii^ w their representatives are even now way accidents. dent with a pedestrian on Main going east, swung fgom the turn­ tteif m»tt 4. mlSerti rl f l mtmmffiii Im n'', w eat of Mlaa. «~oreHn ...... IW0» a gardener, to become the best cooperating in the formulation of The Weather Bureau reported street a week ago, received a pike toward Vernon street Coming cooky' maker, male or female, In nolle. \ m em ber o r a new federal budget in which this heavy rainfall in eastern Massa­ west was another car operated by Connecticut. THii asso c iate d p r e s ,. chusetts, Rhode Island and some Barney McVeigh, no address, Russell S. Fountain of Bolton. The After defeating 168 of the The Aaaoclated Preka la eacluaivel.v determination will be reflected. sections o f Maine, New Hampshire pleaded guilty to an intoxication latter had to swing to the left to entitled to the uee ol repuhlication ol state’s best women cooks in a And so It goes, down the list. and Connecticut. count and received a sentence of avoid the Bridgeport man’a car, State Orange cooky making con­ ell newt dlipetche* credited to it. or 10 days in jail with execution sus­ ORANGE HALL BIN ^ no; otherwise cred‘tto , lo th‘8 pspci So far as the Issues of the day arc hit the rear of it and overturned. test yesterday Derouin explained High Surfs Along Coast pended; John Harrington, held • end eleo the locel newt published here concerned, the two parties and the Stankaitis was held for road rules bow It came about , iUI rights of repuPMeslioh of speciii High surfs were reported along for intoxication, received suspen­ violation. the coast from Block Island to "It was self-preservation,'’ he dtepatehes herein ere elso reserved. two candldatea have taken posi­ sion of judgment on condition he No personal Injuries were re­ said, "m y wife is a Lecturer for EVERY MONDAY tions in which there Is little prac­ Rockland, Me. Waves whipped leave at once for hla home In Prov­ \ Full' eertice client of N. E. A. Sere- over seawalla in Wollaston, Win- ported, and a small fire waa ex­ the Grange, president of the Amer­ idence. tinguished. in the Fountain auto­ ican Legion Auxiliary and a mem­ tee, tnc. tical difference.. throp. Revere, and Lynn beaches. On a charge-of road rules viola­ Pubitahara Rapreaentltivea; The Perhaps there is only one issue The Cai>e Cttd area was hardest mobile. ber of a dozen clubs. If I couldn’t Starting At 8:00 P. M. tion, Florence Parsons of Hart­ Other Auto Accidents cook, I’d starve." Jullua Hatharra Special Afancy —New on which the two parties do not hit by the storm. ford paid a glO fine, The charge Tork. Cbteaso. Oatroit and Boaion. Boston had a totql of 1.20 inches Saturday at 11:55 a. m. cars of .Adnussiun 25c quite cancel each other out. That of speeding lodged agalnat John Marlon L. Cotter o f 457 East Cen­ Dies of Skull Fracture MBMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OB of rain, the Weather Bureau said. W. Smith of Torrington waa con­ happens to be the most most im­ Light rain and drizzle was fore- ter street and Andrew ff. Filewicz gRCULATIONS. tinued to October 30. of 137 Hilliard street collided. It Bridgeport, O ct. 25—i ^ —Robert portant i ^ e o f the day—the Is­ cMt for today. Continued to Saturday were 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS Tha Herald Printing Company. Inc., was reported Filewlcs coming out Coyne, 60, of Bridgeport, identified sue of American foreign policy Other rainfall figures up until charges of road rOles violations CHAIRS essumes do flnenciel responsibility COf 7:30 p. m. (e. s. t.) last night were of Spruce street onto Blast Center, aa a former semi-pro football typogrephicei errors eppeerihg and peace. lodged against Peter Stankaitis of hit the other machine. He waa $126.00 Lounge Chair, biege, rose and green vertiacmanta and other ‘reeding mattar. Providence, R. I., 1:45; Salem. Bridgeport and Andrew S. Filewicz player, died from a skull fracture S m fitriwg i-nmax'to Watkins dramatic 74th Aimiver»«ry cele­ In Tba Manehaatar Evening Herald. Even here the division of opin­ 1.35; Block Island, R. I., .68; and of 137 Hilliard street. held for road rules violation smd other injuries police said he .tapestry *****..*....»'..*•••...***•...*62*50 ion does not appear on the sur­ New Haven, Oonn., .61. Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Albert appar^tly received when he fell bration many of oiiir floor MunplM , . . some of the choicest things in Monday, Octobw 25 Scabies, two year old son of Mr. down a flight of stairs. Funeral $149.00 Ladies Lounge Chair, «mall sise, face, for the campaign, on this is­ and Mrs. Albert Scabies o f 325 services will be Wednesday. our store as well as odds and einds . . .have been reduced 1-3 to 1-2 (4) Maple Side Chairs with'' turquoise ..•..***.••*•**.*..*...*.'•••.8^^*0^1 sue, has largely hidden Itself be­ • 4-Piece Modem Cherry Bed­ A Look At The “Issues” Pass 100-Hour room with satin-brass drawer and more! Only a part of these new sayings are listed here. In low slat backs and bent slat $67.60 Sheraton Side Chair, lathee back. The would-be Intelligent voter hind the slogan of a "bi-partisan O p e n F o r u m MORt^ CALCIUM seats. Good for bedrooms and turquoise ...... 4 4 .5 0 foreign policy." But, although pulls. Full slM bed, dresser, chest additl6n, fliousands o f f«gnlar Anniversary values will remain on it likely to find the normal ap­ Mark in Flight nurseries. Were $16.00. $39.60 Modem Blond. Birch Side C^hair ...... 2 7 .S 0 Governor Dewey has not chosen to and bedside Cabinet.. Was proach to the preaent campaign A Tribute to WaRett sale for these five final days. Items listed limited to one ol a kind $89.00 (2) Modem Armless (Tiair, ribbed upset this foreign policy apple­ To the editor, FOR LESS MONEY $425.00. diaappolnting in results. The . nor­ Longview, Tex., Oct 25—{iW — cart during, the campaign itself, The Republican Town Commit­ unless otherwise noted and subject to prior sale. each 7 * chartreuse, each ..**•******.•*.•.**«•.*44.50 mal high-level approach to a Fliers Pred Vinmont and Bert although he has been conacien- tee has nominated John J. Wallett Simona passed their lOO-^pur $92.00 Modem Lounge Chair, red textured *...... Presidential campaign casU a as its candidate for Judge of Pro­ M ilkjs your Best Food Buy ' tioUB to avoid any pronouncc- mark in the air today in their at­ 2 1 2 c o v e r ...... 4 6 .0 0 cold glance at the rival appeals of bate in the Manchester. District. tempt to beat the world’s endur­ menta which might allow the rest I am writing this letter to urge $67.00 Modem Oak. Arm Chair, green figured tbo personalities Involved, turns a ance record o f 726 hours. of the world to capitalize on a sur­ the'voters of Manchester to give An essential ^ mineral for cover .*•*.«*...•***.* «•**...•.*29.75 deaf ear to the catch phrasea of They radioed from their special- face division in American foreign their whole hearted support in the young and old, cakiam is $86.60 Short PQIow-back Chaise Longue, rose the campaign, and determines to November election. 13^ equipped plane that they are BEDROOMS ^U cy, it is the opinion o f many "Just getting into the routine of very unevenly distributed burrow down to the real vital is­ In time of bereavement the Pro­ c r e t o n n e ...... 18^25 obaei^erB that that difference and bate Court is d j paramount im­ things." in foods. $360.00 Mahogany Empire poster bed. dresser, chest ...... 2 3 3 .0 0 sues involved. Thrashing ardfimd $14.96 Small Boudoir Chair, roee cretonne, division does exist, and that it will portance to each of ■us. In my own Simons radioed they were sorry $476.00 Mahogany Chippen^e panelled bed, dresser, chest ...... 3 1 5 .0 0 in the realm o f issues, the wotild- MILK is an unequalled soiled ***«**.*...*.**.*..****..**...... *6*95 show Itself once Governor Dewey personal experience I found Mr. to Icam two endurance filers in j$696.00 M ahoi^y Banded Hepplewhite Bed, dresser, chest, night table 398.00 bo InteUigent voter fin^;^ geU Wallet, as Clerk of the Court, to California. Bill Barris and Dick source. In ONE QUART $72.00 (2) Host Wing Chairs, flesh striped brocade, la In office.. . be kindly, courteous, and ready at ( four glasses) o f Bergeren’s $896.00 Mahogany Banded Hepplewhite twin beds, Mr. and Mrs. Double dresser, hold of something which he thinks f Riedel, were foroed to land yes­ (8) Small Sheraton Ci|^retto each ...... 2 9 .7 5 all times to be of every assistance • The Story of our prescription service a determining factor. Perhaps he The Judgment of such observers terday after spending 106 hours LAB-TESTEP Milk there is Modem Desk in bleached '-chest, night table 498.00 Tables with sqyare tapering $115.00 Queen Anne Wing, beige tapestry, green is bolstered by various straws in to me. in the air. , sp rea d s. . . our care in compounding, our draws up a chart of the two par- I know him to be eminently as much Calcium as .in birch; four drawer at left; knee- $580.00 Mahogany Regency post bed, large dresser, chest ...... 2 8 9 .0 0 legs; gold tooled leather tbi>s; trim ...... 69.50 the wind, such as the not-qultc; ‘‘We know how much prepara­ fresh potent drugs, our uniformly fair tios and the two candidates in re­ qualified by experience and knowl­ tions go into it,” he said. ” We 39 EGGS! hole at right with shelf under $6$1.00 Mahogany Transitional twin post bed, Mr., and Mrs. double dresser,, chest, (2) Chinese Red, (1) Black. $126.00 Fanback Chair, button back, Jdue disguised differences of opinion bet edge of the requirements of the prices. But why not learn for yourself f. lation to what he thinks the is- hope that they can get back up 2$ ORANGES! rounded right end. Was $98.00. night tabic 325.00 Were $19.76. damask -79*50 tween Secretary of State Marshall Court to accept the responsibilities into the air as soon as possible to Come to us with your next prcscripoon. 27 LBS. OF POTATOES! auM of the day to te, and strikes required of its Judge and I know $846.00 Hand D erated Ivory Louis XV bed, dresser, chest ...... 4 9 8 .0 0 $110.00 Lawson Lounge,' blue frieae, fringe 79.50 a balance one way or another, and and Mr. John Foster Dullea at resume competition.” that his sympathetic understand­ The present endurance record Our Lab-Tested Ice' Cream .00 $329.00 Ivory French Provisional bed, dresser, chest ...... < 2 1 9 .0 0 each $110.00 Lawson Lounge, green frieze ...... 09.Q Q tells himself that this coitiparison Paris, and such as the recurrent ing of the problems of those re­ North End Pharmacy h was set in 1930. at 844 .Main Street. 49 $684.00 Modem Bleached Birch twin beds with attached night chests, dresser. $126.00 Lounge Chair, tan eelf-atriped tapestry 79.5 0 is what will determine his Vote. campaign of the military clique quiring the services of the Court, 4 Depot Square Tel. 6545 and his assistance in solving those C h est...... • • ...... 389.00 Such a voter would be in poor In Washington and in the Statf Celebration Postponed Free Dells’ery $132.00 Lounge C3iair. green figured fricM . .. .794K) problems, will always be deeply •U.ltRC«EM bAIRY $425.00 American Tffanaitlonal, antiqued parchment bed, chest, vanity, hiok in the present campaign. In Department to persuade Governor appreciated. Open All Day Every Sunday $98.00 Sleepy llollow Chair and Ottoman, wine West, Haven, Oct. 25—OP)— fact, ws think the proper way to Dewey away from the appoint­ Tours very truly, bench ...... 2 1 2 .5 0 ment o f Mr. Dulles as his secre­ May D. Barry. Heavy rain yesterday caused post­ $703.50 Modem Beige Mahogany twin beds, Mr. and Mrs. double-drester, chest, van­ begin a diecussion of this cam' ponement for one week of schedul­ $89.00 Lounge Chair, turquoise textured cover 59.95 tary o f state. ity, bench, night table ...... 3 4 9 .0 0 paign is to eliminate those Issues Vernon’s School Problem ed festivities marking this town’s $116.00 (2) Modem Armless Chairs, roee Miilch are not really issues this The difference in foreign policy To the Editor: tercentenary. Postponed until $829.60 Modem Bleached Mahogany bed. dresser, ch est ...... 2 5 9 .0 0 texture, each ...... 7 4 .5 0 which la golng^'lo arrive in the next Sunday was an afternoon pa­ tline, and to discover, after such School problems seem to be more 9^ DAIRY $349.00 Modem Bleached Mahogany bed, dresser, chest, night table ...... 2 3 9 .0 0 $76.00 Occasional Chair, tufted back, gold event of governor Dewey’s elec­ swute in Veraon than ever before rade and an evening band concert (2) Curio Obineta with mir­ eUminatioa has been made, that $298.00 Modem Blond Mahogany bed, hbr.and Mrs. double dresser, chest . .2 2 5 .0 0 tion ta going to be a difference of and yet no school is being built nor and fireworks exhibition. (8) Regency Tier Tables with ror backs, brass grill doors and damask ...... 4 9 .5 0 'there la actually no vital ex do We. hear ' any definite pUns erg rem^ - FARMS three-roOnd rimmed traysform - $360.00 Maple Salem Group, bed. dresser, cheat-on-chest...... 2 2 5 .0 0 $110.00 Queen Anne Wing, blue figured damaak 5 5.00 emphasts and approach. A civilian pierced brass Erfilltfry around pressed difference between the about one. How icon the Town lOf ia going, to be Secretary of State THE QUALITY inf bottom shelves; >ln^e $76.00 (1) Mahogany Sleigh Bed, twin size .r ...... 2 7 .5 0 top: 3 shelf. Gold or bleached $95.00 Chippendale Ball-and-Claw Wing, rose two parties and the two esndi' Vernon afford not to build schools! 1100 BURNSIDE AVE 8 4 4 MAIN ST round top shelves. Were $51. dates on what might be considered sgafii. Our diplomacy is going to From the strictly monetary stand­ $86.00 (1) Modem Grey Oak panelled bed, twin size ...... 39.50 pine finishes. Were $32.60. tapestry ...... 47.50 point do the people at the con­ EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER the issues of the day. tie taken out o f the hands o f the $267.60 Modem Bleached Birch Vanity and m irror ...... 1 3 3 .7 5 $119.00 Cabriole Wing Chair, tangerine linen 59.50 genends. The Dewey-DuUea ap­ trols who say we don’t need schools a|id TEL. 8-?131 TEL. ENTERPRISE 1025 To eliminate s good many li - realize the number of people inter­ :.5o $66.00 Mahogany Hepplewhite Style Vaqjty and m irror ...... 3 2 .5 0 .25 ^$98.00 Barrel Back Chair, blue figured damask 49.00 proach to the problem of Russia each 1 6 sues in one tell swoop, let the ested in our town who refuse to $98.00 Mahogany Hepplewhite Style Vanity and bench'...... ^ 4 9 .0 0 1.76. Lincoln Rocker, red tapeatiy cover ... .22*35 la going to be one of . continued - would-be intelligent, voter ask buy land or homes because of the JOHW $ 2 l^ Queen Anne Occasional C^tair, mauve ^ American firmness and strength, outmoded schools we have in our $14.96 Mahogany Finish Empire Vanity Bench, upholstered ...... •••••7.25 himself if the New Pehl la an la-/ m e o i c i n e DEPENDABILITY but also one in which willlngnesa rural area? They refuse to consid­ $32.00 Chippendale Mahogany Night Cabinet, drawer ...... 15.^5 sue in this electiph. The answer er sending their children the long to negotiate and willlngnesa to $129.00 Mahogany Sheraton Style Vanity and bench .... *8^1.50 $36.00^GBcasional C^air, green and go ld ...... 1 7 3 0 he win get fre^ most thoughtful distnee .to Rockville, involving HUDSON SUM ! talk peace Instead o f war are go­ Gives TWO important $32.60 Ob^ional Chair, wine figured topeatry 16.25 Interpreters o f Mr. Dewey is that their being away from home such benefits. First it give* of our service to you, has increased $49.60 (2) Headboards, blue tufted faille, twin size each . . 2 4 . 7 5 the Inooming administration will ing to be foremost. It will be a long hours every day. These are prompt relief of cough $19.60 Headboard, twin size mahogany finished birch ...... 8.^)5 $26.00 O cc^ iial Chair, rose figured damask . .12.95 foreign policy with leas obvious not idle statements but are facts and throat irritation due______be, in eisence, a "streamlined New $86.76 Headboard for twin Hollywood beds, white chintz ...... 17.50 $32.60 O ccasi^l Chair, blue figured tapestry 16.15 bluster than the foreign policy wo learned from actual cases. We can to colds by its soothing effect on th* during the 9 years of operation un-^ Depl^* To particularise, governor be very specific about this. A c­ throat:. Second, it helps build resist­ $66.00 Blond Birch Modem Panelled Bed, twin size ...... * 3 3 .0 0 $89.00 MahogsB^N^rtha Washington, beige ^ _ Dewey favora an increase in the have been having. It will be a tually friends Of ours wanted very ance to colds caused by lack of vita­ $31.00 Blond Birch Modem Bench, blue upholsteYj’ ----- **...... *.15.5^) ' minimum wage, public housing foreign policy capable Of doing much to buy a fine new hotne re­ min A. Get Father John’s Medicine S6-lnch Drum Table o f genuine (18) Colonial Desk nr Boudoir today and get results. der the some management. / $8.60 Windsor D esk^air, small size, walnut with federal aid, expansion of so­ something more than just getting cently completed in this area and m ahogany w ith satin-wood band­ $144.00 Blond Birph Dresser Base, four drawers ...... a.**...... * * 7 2 > 0 0 Lamps; milk glass or dear glass it suited them in every particular tough. It will be a forcigpi policy ..*•*..■•.*.* * 9 8 .0 0 pineapple design. 8“ pleated plaid cial security coverage, develop­ except this one. They turned it ing; 4-leg Duncan Phyfe pedes^ / $198.00 Mahogany Hepplewhite Dresser Base, 3 drawers which. In atmosphere, will empha­ shades. Were $4.60. $16.00 (4) Maple Side C fia^ slat scats and ment o f public power, but with down regretfully and after loiig tal base with casters. Was ^ $17.00 (8) Maple Night Tables with ahelves, each aD«a«ea*i * .... . * • . • . a 8 .5 0 bftClCBf BBCh •••*•*##.*• ••••••••ee.eae* • #» sise the fact that peace is a mor­ fo r The Best In Dry Cleaning Call more local control, a broad pro­ thought because they could not Cars Wanted! $110.00. $12.60 Maple Dressing Table Bench, wood top .. .***.**,**.*.*0.25 tal necessity instead of spreading agree to bring their children into $25.00 (4) Mahogany Lyre-bacKAnn Chairs, blue gram o f reclamation, and public We buy all naket and ' ’ • - y ' each I' the Impression that war la inevi­ a town where their educational op­ $36.00 Modem Pine Twin Size B ed ...... 1 7 .5 0 scats, each .V,*..*..*.• •■•li.Pw works in the role of a lever be­ portunities would be so much less models';-19.^6 to 1949. 5 5 ' ~ \ neath the nation's economy in table. than those they were now efijoying , . DAVENPORTS TABLES time o f need. It will be a foreign policy which aiid indeed here they considerad InstuDi Cash The Manchester $846.00 Modernized Tuxedo Lounge, grey damask, fringed . . Under Oovemor Dewey, there will hot resort to a creation of them so extremely inadequate. Buying Service .. .2 2 9 . 0 0 $126.do Mahogany Step End Table, cabinet * hysteria at home in order to gain These and many other people $269.00 Chippendale Ball-and-Claw, blue brocade, soiled ...... 9 8 .0 0 b USB •••#•#••#•«*#•####••#••.•••••ees*« *02e#W will be a continuation o f what is who actually need and want homaa • known as "big government," and its ends. It will not need hysteria, ...A WINTER CRUISE . • • t . 8 9 .0 0 $69.76 Mahojrsny Regency Lamp Table, mirror In suburban areas 'don’t, have to BARLOW $198.00 London Lounge, blue ribbed mohair, shopmarkfid .... a big government which assumes for its alma will more reason­ look very far In our county to find Dry Cleaners $285.00 Modem Tuxedo, rose texture, leatherette trim ...... 1 4 2 .5 0 apron ...... - ...... 24.75 _m ore and more' direct responsibil­ able and more American than our progros^ve towns with schools ac­ !\10TOR SAI.e s $32.60 Mahogany Duncan Phj-fe Dmm, brass tually completed or being built. TONAWAII! $6$8.00 4-Piece Sectional Tuxedo, Comer Sofa; rose and beige .. .3 9 8 . 0 0 ity for the'welfare of all its cltl- foreign policy has been under the Main Street PHONE 7 2 5 4 93 WELLS ST. feet •■.**^****...... '.*••'.*.**.*■**--.21.50 militant domination of, i^fesldent Theisc people want good homes— $226.00 Modern 1-Arm Tuxedo Love Seat, beige texture .;.. .9 8 .0 0 sens. homes that would be a credit to our Tel 5404 Or 2-1709 $52.00 Mahogany Ball-and-Claw Lamp Table, Truhif^. $88.60 &Gushion Maple Sofa, beige, g ^ n , black plaid ...... 39.95 (10) so X 60-inch Hand Hooked One o f the great specific issues community—but also they know Lounge Sofa of modernised square t o p ...... ' ----- . 2 6 .0 0 o f the day is supposed to be that governor Dewey and Mr. Dulles the Importance of good schools. -Lawson design with rolled, cut­ $65.00 Chrome Love Seat, blue leatherette ...... - • ------3 2 .5 0 Cotton Rugs, oval shape. Mostly $29.00 Mahogany Drum, S-leg Duncan Phyfe o f infiatlon. There is some differ­ are both bound by the preaent "hi Each such home increases our back arms and shaped back. $121.00 R eed^fa and Chair, turquoise, yellow and white ----- ...... 7 9 .0 0 pastel bedroom colbrinsrs; no two grand list. Every nice home built b a s e ...... 1 9 .2 5 ence In the spoken words of the partisan imity" theme to refrain Rose figured tapestry.. Was alike. Were $8.95. is an Incentive for another and $76.00 Bleached Birch Modem Coffee, large round candidates and parties on this is­ from giving the coimtry any open now that we arc on the very ejoor- ... 563 OTHiR PRIZRSI $269.00. DINING FURNITURE glimpse o f what they Intend to do t o p ...... '...... :3 8 .0 0 sue, but thlA difference arises from step of Hartford with the new $643.50 Modern Bleached Birch buffet, table, 6' chairs...... 3 9 8 .0 0 each the fact that the Democratic can­ with this nation’s foreign policy. highway almost ready to be opened $44.60 Bleached Birch Modem Coffee t a b le ----- 2 9 .7 5 134 $225.00 Modem Harvest Mahogany IMnette, buffet, 4 chairs ...... 1 4 9 .0 0 didate speaks of a return o f con- It Is our opinion that Governor are we prepared to offer people $29.76 Bleached Birch End Table ...... 14.75 Dewey would add millions of votes life be.st a town of pur size shoilld. “WHAT A JOLLY WAY $229.00 Modem Blond Birch Dinette, buffet, 4 chairs 1 4 9 .0 0 _trols knowing full well that, even Yes, w c have, hundreds -of acres of $32.60 Modem Coffee Table, square top, if he should win in' this election, to h’is ovi-n~ total if clKcumstanceij very desirable land on good roads $698.00 Modem Silvermist Oak, buffet, table, china, 6 chairs ...... •...... 4 6 5 .0 0 ------Meached ...... «• r • *-vvr.v‘ „v v 1 6 'jP --■.-Belther-hfr-Wor ■Clongress-nor —the • .did... -mlt.-him -f that are and .wilLbe.Jilowed In win-. $86;00 ShiSfitOn D «^ «r f" Diaetto~Tl»lerTti»^^ ^ 5 5 .0 0 ^ tP^. ■ iMve good iriWrclieSt WAf ^ - —eowrtty itartfi-wtthweta^Jy--:^'fer. ^ Change $94.00 (2) Large Maple Refectory Tables, plain legs, each ...... -6 2 .5 0 that ia coming Is well understood have very, fine people; but what ^ LIVjNG ROOM PIECES a return of controls. The acts of about our educational facilities?' $146.00 Modem Dinette; extension oval table, four chairs ...... 8 9 .5 0 both parties speak louder than in Washington, and among our $59.75 Mahogany Bookcase, 3 shelf, Is there any place where the teFn>- CHRISTMAS GREETINGS” ^roup;^ chrome tANe. four chairs ...... 4 9 .7 5 words, and the acts of both par­ diploma^ at Paris, and it can, in agers can have get-togethers? * drawer...... 39.50 $1^.60 (6) 6-Piece Itopte: Breakftmt Groups; square,tablea, Wiodgor, ties reveal that they like inflation, our oplniV>' be appraised by the Where could we show good child, $51.00 Oval Mirror, pierced leaf ren’s movies? Are our schools and want to continue it. voters of the country as the one Modem-Classic Fruitwood ebaira, each ********.****.*.****.**.*...*•..*'..***********.*. r 7 9 :5 0 " (3) Itbw L(mngv^GlwIr ^loM equipped with, good playgrounds? • - - ^ • --2 5 > 5 0 - major difference on issues between Living Room Chest with six $198.00 Mahogany .Chippendale Breakfront China Cabinet...... •98.00 Lamps in polished brass with The effort of both parties in the With all these hundreds of acres In Como in today and enter our - $44 .60 CJonsole M irror, eagle-and- the two parties and their candi­ drawers. Bow front is panelled chimneys. Choice of (2) green or ' months ahead, no matter which our rural area we haven't one acre Santa is referring, of course, to $296.00 Mahogany Banded Chippendale Credenza Buffet ...... 195.00 acroll top, metal le a f ----- 2 9 .7 5 wins, will be not to end Inflation, dates. of land for our achobi children to personal photographic greeting in deep moulding. Was $160.00. , $13.75 (2) Aluminum Side Chairs, yellow upholstery, each ’...... 5 .9 5 (1) red tole shades. Were $29.60.' It 1s a difference worth a big play on while a't school. $32.60 Curio Cabinet, mirror back, but to keep it going along on its cards made up from your o.wn snap­ $18.75 (^) Aluminum Side Chairs, red or blue coverings, each ...... 5.95 vote, for the aholce it offers the Our teachers are fine but evert mahogany finish ...... 1 9 .9 5 present level. Both fear a defla­ they realize they arc handicapped shot negatives. *65,000 BENDIX tion, and^ a possible depression coimtry is, in' essence, a choice each . $426.00 Knotty Pine Georgian desk. with three or four grades in a CHAIRS beige leather top ...... 2 8 3 .0 0 along with it,.more than they fear between building for war and crowded room Children must b? ORDER A SAMPLE— ^SEE FOR YOURSELF- high prices. building for peace. This difference equipped today to earn a living In $126.00 Small Fanback, tight seat, antique rose satin ,...... 6 2 .5 0 $78.00 What-Not Commode, French B .highly competitive worUl When $37.00 Victorian Side, solid mahogany, blue damask ...... There la, again, a surface differ­ In emphasis ia guaranteed in every WASHER COMTEST! ...... 2 4 .5 0 Provincial fmitwood ....3 9 .0 0 they grow up. They must have a j ence between the two parties on word Mr. John Foster Dulles has good elementary school foundation 1 $225.00 fcotty Pine Cabinet or Buf- * the labor iMue,. whiph la typified uttered during the pa.st \ three in order to want to contlnu* their | Free Complimentary Offer fet, grill doors. 40” ... *149.00 Nothing to buy . , . easy to enter. See a demonstration of by the Taft-Hartley Act. Presi­ years; In the realm of issues, it Is education and training into second- i 'Twas here we started $62.00 Mahogany Pier Cabinet, 4 dent Trumim advocates a repeal the most Important thing the ary school and beyond. To provide the Bendix Automatic Soap Injector and get your Official this la our responsibility Ss c lt l-, Pick out one of your favorite negatives . . . pul it in ahdvea, draw er...... 39.95 country can y®!* tor. 'n>ls coun­ of the act which the members of zens. Can we afford to let people an envelope and mail or bring it in to us so we can give Entry Blank, full details and easy contest rules at..; idn October 8^ 1874 $46.00 Glc^ of Worid on m ahofai^.. his own party helped adopt over" try, and the world, need an Amer­ who like our town but who know vou a preview of just how your own cards will look! tie r table . . . ,.*****.... 2 1 3 0 -^ '. his veto. Gwemor Dewey con­ ican admtniatrfition capable of and insist on good e4»icatlon ■ foy WONDERING I . ‘ ■ Large ; 'Overstuffed Chaise ■ 1’ ■ (6) Hassocks, formerly $9.60 $86.00 Large Modem Oasak tablfl tents himself with a concession making peace with honor.' That their Children turn elsewhere to 1 Card 10c— IB^^ards 90e—25 Cards $2.00 ' ■ ■ ■ Longue with deejily tufted It waa ia tba flrat floor Croat room build or buy their homes because WHAT WOULD MAKE A to $10.60. Yellow-«i^-green. ( Lamp, roae-beige ...... 1 7 3 0 ^ that some minor diangcs are Uke- will be the Intent and emphaala .of (Complete—With Envelopes) rounded back; separate seat of this little bouaa at the aad o f we aa a communltV-ara, not pre- WaUs fltreat that Claranee O. and F. blue-and-yellow, black-and-red. a • • • • V ' ly to prove advisable in the.' act. the Devrcy-Dvtlea administration GOOD XMAS CARD? cushion. Blue figured _ sateen. nnred to offer the liest we could In Ernest WatkUia opened tfi-ir first green-and-grey. Soiled. i'But Coogrea^onal majorities of of our foreign policy. Perhaps oui the way of educatlon:il facilities? Pearl’ s Fomiture & Apf^ance Co. Was $77.00, ...... store 74 yean ago this month. Hiiou scene*. Ia*t. year’* PHOTO ' both parties are for the'act, and would-be .intelligent voter would Sx-lvla S. Wilson. 1649 MAIN STREET TEL. 759f m m tiaua to be for the act, and find this one difference on issuM Chrlstnia* tree*, family fire­ SHOP each Bay State Man Killed RAY DWYER’S 'foiitir to happen, no mat- esougb to justify his choice. . But. place scene*, etc.—These all ~ I V ' .patfy ;win% la that . the with this one exception, the choice . Great Barrington. Moaa.. Oct. 2.5 i make up Into nice card*. 1015 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 7369„ j ‘ oft.^far..,bopka, on Nov. 2 actually lies outaide the • —0P)~Fred G. Snyder, 68.- wa* kill-1 But Hurryl contest ends ttevember 20! • 0 ed Instantly la«t night when he w.';* j in The Nassiff Arms Co, sW " • WATKIIIS 4ntnor clHngea. Issuea; Just wheVe It does lie wc ztnic?k by nn automobile on Stock- 4itolutcly no dlffer- shall discuss tomorrow. .bzldre coacW . ' 1 • •

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BLANCUESTEK eJv e MNG h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONNm MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 MAXS(JMKSl l!;il ttVJSMlMU UlUKALiU. B I ^ CHESTER. CONN< MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 p ag e BIOBT a duplicate from the Motor Ve­ experience during hla wartime threatened him late Saturday hicle department. duty with the state and national WUNti— 1411 TruckDriver Bowles Urges OPA that '‘them ta a vast reaer-.. street, Hartford, his assistant and Engaged to Wed Club Operator night after Somma had broken up Arreated at B obm volunteer aides to round up the Rec Notes Lehar Seen an argument between . Blscetelll T h e Today's Radio WTHT—ISSB Placa was arrested at hla West voir of energy, and enthuaia.vn Phone Mixup steers. and Daniel Domanelll, a bartender WKNB—AM Hayenjaome yesterday. among moat of onr citisena to do Police said the steers, perhaps at the club... ■ (Jets 70 Days Public Service something about making our East Side Under Arrest Baatani Staodard Time Gilbert Lanigloin, who was rid­ aware that they were en route to Monday Kindly Man Somma was releaacd under bonds Dewey-Richman ing as a helper with Plaoa a t the democracy a constantly improving ■ In Fire ^11 an East Haven slaughter house, of 81.600 pending arraignment in time of the accident, was acquitted system." He added that •T believe caused the accident by shifting to Gym; City court. Placa Given Combhiecl Gives His Definition of we can make use of that same «;00 to 7:30 Boxing classes, Co. 4:C0— , ' • * of a charge of giving falsa infor­ one side of the truck so that it up­ East Hartford Police Held on Charge of As­ mation. It was bivught .out in *Good Government* spirit to tackle our peacetime set. amall gym. WDiiC—Hint Hunt: NawA WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Talent Sentence at Special problems." t Abington, Maw., Family 7:00 to 10:00—Hand ball, small 0(!IIt.IST Scouts. court that Langloln knew Placa Uowe, who drives for the Shore Sergeant Recalls De­ sault in . Shooting Two Minor Blazes WCX3C—Hartford PoUca Spaak; To Young Democrats Bowles urged the Youhg Demo- * Left Homeleas as Re* Line Packing Company of Hart­ gym. ' 1290 Club. ^O N S — Gregory Hood; Hy Session of Court only as Angrlus and hellwed that Of Stamford Man Gardiner Says. to be his right name. craU not to “be put off’ oy "det- ford, was given a summons, police 6:00 to 7:00 Rockdts practice. ceased Composer PRESCRirnONS PII.LED tVKNB — Newa: 840 Request featist^ who tell you that nothiug I guh of Occurrence said, to appear in Town 'court a 7:00 to 8:00— Women’s Gym In the Sonth End Matinee. WTHT—Honeydreamers. Wethersfield. Oct, 35—(4V- Hartford, Oct. 25—(;P)—Chester * NEW FRAMES Bowles said today that >'is defini­ can be done or that It is too late week from tonight on a charge class. Stamford, Oct. 25—{JP) — Daniel WONS—Juke Box. w n c —Howard Barlow's Orch. Joaeph 8. Place, 34, of Weat Ha­ to make any headway against in­ East Hartford, Oct. 25,— (if)— LENS IHIPMCATED WTHT—Bandstand. 8:45— tion of "good government'’ in­ i AUniiiton, Maas.. Oct. 25. - W — of operating without a license. 8:00 to 9:30^ Men's gym class. Franz Lehar was a kindly old Somme, 31, of Stamford, operator The South Manchester Fire de­ ven was' given a combined jail Boy Is Reunited difference and pettiness. Swimming; -W nO—Bfickatage Wife. WTHT—Chester Bowles, cluded “effective government, and VA tHephone mixup left Stanley. gentleman who. In a surroimdin" of a country club, was scheduled partment was called Into action ^ REPAIRS MADE the kind of public service of which •Td aay,’’ h.e told them, "that ^ MaUyosua and his family homc- O'.OO to 6;45- Boys’ plunge. 4:1^ — - 9(0fr- ' sentence of 10 days when be was of gifts and mementos from all to be arraigned in City court No­ twice over the week-end to extin­ WDR<3—Radio Theater.' With His Mother every citizen of Oonnectleut can the qoaliflcatlona for the kind ^ leas today. :00 to 8:60—Men's plunge. guish minor blazes. 1 V/TK3—Stella Dallas. presented y ^ erd ay In a special the crowmed heads of Bhiropc, got vember 3 on a charge of assault wexXJ—Junior Disc Jockey, v WONS—Gabriel Heatter. , be proud.” .i .. person you and I want in govern­ * Stanley returned from a movie Bolton 8:00 to 9:00—Women’s plunge. his greatest kick from playing with « deadly weapon. At 11:33 a, m. Saturday, (Com­ session of the town court before 4:30— WTHT—Glenn OSaer. V New York, OcL 25-(dV- Elght- The Democratic candidate fur ment are not ao .very different r last night and found his five-room Bowling: ' "The Merry Widow Waltz” before Sornma was arrested early yes­ pany No. 3 was called toRhe cor- Judge Herbert Nickels. governor, in a prepared talk to a from the qualtficatlons which 1 cottage aflame. lloria filohr UTtalla 6:00 to 10:00— Dpened for reserva­ WDRC—New England Nott- w n C —Telephone Hoiir, year-old Bohman Nelson—who ar­ Tel. Manchester 5545 young OIs who had never heard of' terday ' In connection with the ner of Forest and Main streets t:16— Placa waa the dlrver of a trailer group of Young Democrats visit­ bring Bucceaa in business, profes­ t He dashed to the telephone and tions. shootlfig of Anthony Plscetelil, 28, where a fire had started among the booU. rived from Connecticut drasoed in him. WC(X>-Newa; Music L o ft WONS—News. truck which waa Involved Friday ing state cam i^gn headquarters, sional life and almost every kind * called the lire department. , 'Tuesday That’s the way Sgt. John W. of Stamford outside the Rock Hill leaves In . a vacant lot. Cause of a cowboy suit and carrying two 2 Ten minutes passed with no LOOK! WTHT — Bandstahd; Music 9:30— in a collision with an automobile puppies, a cat. a batch of comic argued that "too many capable of human activity. I think we can The Board of Assessors will meet Gym: Gompper of East Hartford police Country cliib. which Somma oper­ the blaze, is not known and It was on Silas Deane highway here that people tend to become dtaillualoneS create an opportunity here In ^ sign of the firefighters. again on Thursday, Oct. 28 at the :00 to 7:00 — Bogey Busters ates. put out without any damage. Mart; News. ' \ WONS — Children of Divorce; books and five 'cents waa ro- Finally the fire department—of remembem the famed Austrian V/nC—Lorenzo Jones. ^ , News. CMt two lives and sent two other unlted aith his mother at a chil­ and discouraged over-the prospect (Connecticut to channel those qual­ practice, . composer who died Saturday. Piscetcllt was taken to Stam Company 1 and 4 were called to ities. in ever-increasing projor- “ neighboring Brockton, that Is— Firehouse from 1 to 7 p. m. to practice. NOW you -can BUY 4;<5— WTHT—SUrs In the Night persons to Hartford hospital. dren’s shelter early today. direct participation in rown and :00 to 8:00—Checkers Sergeant Gompper, then a lieu­ ford hospital with a bullet wound the rear of 630 Keeney street at ■ I^aca waa aentenced to 10 days sUte affairs." tiona, into the day-to-day opera­ arrived. / . hear declarations of real and per­ :00 to 9:30—Silk City practice. in each leg, A hospital spokes­ 6:67 Saturday afternoon to extin­ WONS—Two-Ton Baker, W nc—Dr. I. Q. Police said the boy told them Stanley said apparently nls tenant In the U.S. Army, was w n c —Young Wldder Brown. 10:d0— on a charge of jglving false infor­ hla mother had put hip on a train Bowles said that it bad been his tion of our public adminiatratton.” sonal property. This la the next to Bowling: stationed In Linz, Austria, in 1945 man said the man’s condition was guish a blaze started in a tractor that CAMERA today, emergency call went to the Brock­ .the last session of the Board bowling good. engine.' There was little dam­ WCX:6—Tiinea for Tots. WDRC—Harry S. Tniman. mation to state police ofneers and and iiutructcd him to visit her ton telephone exchange, which al­ 00 to 10:00 — ABA aa public safety officer for the to SO days for signing the name which will meet again on Novem­ league. Miss Irene Polynchek Detective Frederick Blundell of age. 5:00— WONS—Harry 8.. Truman. estranged husband at a New York so serv^ Abington. and Brockton area. -His command had Lehar WTHT-^Arthur Gaeth. of another man to a statement he hotel. ber, first. Persons failing to file Wednesday under ita protectioi^ and Sergeant the Stamford Police department take 12 MONTHS WDRC—Music off the Record. firemen were summoned. their tax lists in the required Mr. and Mrs. Walter Polynchek said Somma claimed self defense WKNB—Newa and Sports; Re­ w n c —Contented Program. made to police. In addition, the The boy, who was carrying his Gym: Gompper was a frequent yisitor at Weat Haven man was sentenced to pets in a cardboard box, was picked Not Told Fire In Abington time as stated by law become sub­ 6:00 to 7:00—Kings practice. the Bad Ischl summer home where of 31 Purnell Place, announce the in the shooting. The detective quest Matinee. 10:15— X A phone company supervisor ject to a ten percent penalty. engagement of their daughter. quoted Somma assaying PUbetelli TO PAY! WONS—Story Time. WTHT—Hart Godwin. serve 30 days for driving while his up at Grand Central terminal yes­ When the Fto^ Is :00 to 8:00—British Americans the composer lived his last years. Notice own license to operate was under terday by railroad police. said an operator notified the Mrs. Louise Hawley will demon­ practice. "He was an imhappy man who Miss Irene Polj’ncheck, to Stanley WTOT—Challenge of the Yukon 10:30— BnKkton fire department after strate cosmetics at the Bumner F. France of 18 Lima street, Meri­ w n c —When A Girl Marries. WDRC—Bob Hkwk Program. suspension. Officlala at the childicn'a.shf^t^r 8:00 to 9:30—Movies on sU-slar never expected to see Vienna gay said he was caned for at 2. Am. she received an emergency call home tomorrow ntghi at 8 o’clock. game and baaketball champion­ again and who had despaired of re­ den. Admissioii of Electors 5:15— WONS—:Paul Clement Trio. Homldde Charge Continued from a Brockton exchange num­ Mrs. Hawley will also give make­ Ng Cmrrying Charge • WONS—Superman. WTHT—SU rr 'Dme. and taken home by Mrs. Charlotte ship. ceiving thousands of dollars in Miss Polyncheck was graduated A charge of negligent homicide on the Coke-Refresh ber. The supervisor said the oper­ up advice and display Christmas from Manchester High school In NOTICE is hereby given that WnC^—Portia Faces Ufe. Wn<3—Progressive Party. in connection with the deaths of a Bohman Nelson, of 21 Woods court. Swimming: American royalties that was com­ the Selectmen, Town Clerk and South Norwalk, Conn., identified ator was not told the fire was in gift packages. Financial returns ing to him. But even at 78 his 1944, and ia employed in the office WANTED 5>3»— W:45-^ Hartford man and his 10-year-old Abington. 6:00 to. 7:00—Boys’ class. Registrars of Voters, of the Town by police as his mother. from the demonstration will help ;00 to 8:00—Women’s beginners spirit was Btill there." of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. a b t h l b WDRC—Old Record Shop. w n c —Appointment with Mu- daughter was continued indefinite­ The Brockton firemen raced to in additional interior decoration of Mr. France Is an electrical worker, Storage Space of Coventry, will be in session on WONS—(Taptain Midnight. sle. ly under bond of $750, pending the 159 North Quincy stiw t, ip their the parish room of Bolton Center class, postponed. Recana Beautiful Villa Monday, November 1, 1948, from WTHT—Jack Armstrong: Cardinal Slightly Improv^ 8:00 to 9!OTwWOi»en’.8 interme­ Sergeant Gompper recalls V>e in Meriden. 11:00— finding of the coroner on the fatal dty whllfi.^MaUyo8ui‘i>h6U8b at 159 church. A cordial invitktion to at­ No definite date has been set 2 to 5 p. m., for the purpose of w n c—Just Plain Bill. News on all stations. crash. North Quincy street in Abington tend the demonstration hah been diate class ^^stponed. beautiful villa midst the towering FOR TRUCKS examining the- qualiflestiona of 8:45— Berlin. Oct. 35—(4^ — Doctors Alps next to which Emperor Franz for the wedding. 11:15— Prosecutor Daniel Whelton told burned. . extended anyone who may be in^ Bowling: those whose rights have matured WDRC—Herb Shriner and Ray­ WDRC—Dance Orcheatra. the court that Place admitted giv­ ■aid today the condition of Kon­ The Abington firemen? They 6:00 to 10:OQ—Alleys opened for Josef had built hla aummer borne AND EQUIPMENT subsequent to October 18, 1948. mond Scott. rad Cardinal von Preyaing had im­ terested. and in which the composer spent W o y s—Musical Scoreboard. ing and signing the name of finally got word of the blaze and . The teaching staff of Quarry- reservatlona. Mother of Local All applicants of foreign birth WONS—Tom Mix. WTHT—Blue Room. Geoiga Angelus at the time of the proved slightly. The Roman Cath­ arrived 40 minutes after their ville church school will give i Thursday his declining yeani aimpty. must present their citizenship pa­ W n c—Front Page FarreD. olic bishop of Berlin suffered a "His walls were lined with pic­ Wn<3—News. accident, taking the lurme from Brockton mates. Hallowe'en party in the church Gym:, Contact pers. Evening 11:30— driver’s license he waa using. stroke last Thursday. Von Prey­ basement Friday night from 7 \m- 6:00 to 7:00—Panthers practice. tures and gifts from all ^ ro p e ’a Resident Dies George G. Jacobson, sing; 68, is . a p'atlent at Catholic royalty," the sergeant remembers. V- 8:05— WDRC—Symphony Hall. When reports of the accident ap­ til 9 o'clock for the children and 7:00 to 8:00—Cheney’s practice. Alexonder Arthur J . Vinton. WDRC—News. WONS—Dance Orch.; News, peared in state newspapers Sat­ hospital here.- their parents. The children are 8:00 to 9:30—Laurela practice. “He lived in the past with them.” Board of Selectmen, Fire Kills Seven When it became known that Winsted, Oct. 25— W — Mrs. WONS—News. w n c—Joe Strong at the Ham­ urday morning, a man who iden­ urged to come in costume since Bowling: Dudley L. Vail. 73, of Winsisd, Town of Coventry. WTHT—Music at Six; Sports. mond Organ. tified himself as George J. An­ 6:00 to 10:00—Alleys opened for Lehar' was there, hundreds of JarvLs Co. Attest: Bertha Cour. prizes will be awarded. Refresh­ soldiers tried to visit him. . “ He wife of the president of The Win­ WnC3—News. 11:45— gelus of New Haven called inves­ Of Ohio Family ments will be served. reservations. sted Evening Citizen company and Phone 4112 Or 7275 , Town Clerk. •tl6— w n c —Dance Orcheatra. tigating state police at Hartford couldn’t have too many vfaitors, Dated at Coventry, (Connecticut, A Military Whist will be held at Friday but occasionally he would play his president of the Wlnatcd Savings 5 Dover Road WDRC—Sportacast; Record Al­ 13:00— and denied he had been in Weth­ PHILCO , Massillon, O., Oct. ( « '— A the Community hall, Wednesday Gym; bank, died today. this 25th day of October, 1948. bum. w n c —Newa; Dance Orchestra. ersfield the preceding day and had night at 8 p. m. Pilgrim Fellow­ pieces on the piano .with fingers kerosene stove was blamed today 6:00 to 7:00—Bumbla Bees prac. he knew were getting atiH from The former Lielia S. Holmes, 225 MAIN ST. WONS—Sports; Newa. 13:30— been involvefi in an accident. He HEADQUARTERS for a fire which Icvellca a two- ship, the youth group of Bolton tlce. age.” she was a graduate of Smith Col­ w n c — Musical Appetizer; ■w nc—Dance Orcheatra. told police he lost his operator’s Center church, will sponsor the Mallory la the hat room dwelling near here and killed 7:00 to 8:00—Italian Americans Once a G l-jazz band came to lege and prior to her raairiage M ANChlSnR Weather. » Frequency Modulation license last July and had secured all seven members of a family. event. practice. taught school here. Mrs. Vail was d:S(t— IN MANCHK.SrKR to tip to a pretty The Executive Committee of play for him and he followed their 100% VlrKln Wool WDRC—FM 48JI; 98.7 MC, . Victims of the holocaust in the 8:00 to 9:30—K. of C. practice. performance with a few pieces of active in civic and social circles. WONS—Deems Taylor Concert, WKNB—FM 10S.7 MC ' girl—^^to toss sky­ Navarre section early yesterday Bolton PTA will meet at the home WTHT — Sereho Gammell; Swimming; his own.' “Gee," one soldier re­ In addition to her husband, she WTHT—FM 108.7 MC. • PHILCO RADIOS ward a t football were Harry DeVoll, 80; his wife, of Mrs. Everett T. MeKlnney at 6:00 to 6:45—Boys’ Plunge. leaves four sons, Theodore; bus­ Weather. marked, "that old guy plays pretty Buffalo Plaid The Quish Funeral WTIO—FM 48.8 MC; 98.5 MC. CLIFFORD CURZON games—to enjoy life Vivian, 28; end their five chil­ Bolton Notch on Wednesday night 7:00 to .8;00-^Men’fi plunge. good. Who Is he?” iness manager of The Citizen; w n o —Professor Andre Schen- WDRC—FM. •PHILCO FREfZERs dren, Jimmy, b; Evelyn, 5; How at eight o'clock. er. In! It thrives on 8:00 to 9:30—Women's plunge. Bh'cryone who came to see the Charles of Jackson Heights, N. Y.; Home, truly an appro­ Same aa WTDRC. •PHILCO TELEVIMON a rt Leroy, 8; Bill, 2; and Allen Bowling: comiioser •— his home became a George, of Bethaijy, *nd Dudley d>40— WKNB—FM. it}ugh - an - tumble, Ray, two months. SHIRTS 6:00 to 7:30—Opened for reser­ .sort of ’Mecca’ —was invited to L. Vali. J r , of Avon; four daugh­ priate and beautiful WDRC—Bowles for Governor 5:00—Evening Centinel. liU n ilE HOUR •PHILCO REFRIGERATORS takes stormy weath­ Fire Chief Clifford Johnson of ters. Mrs. Hamilton J . B'ckford, au b. Navarre and sheriff’s deputies said Handling Traffic vations. ' ' , tea. One time. Sergeant Gompper, Zipper Front, Po- knit wrists and bottom, water re­ WDRC—Club Fifteen. 7:00—Doorway to Fame. Girl’s Fall Reveals Tuesday, Oct. 26—State basket­ be received up to four o’clock In 01U, bub-etning, Ured? Then do trf Roudakoff Chief the afternoon on October 26. 1948. Lydia K. PInkham'e Vegetable Com­ pellent O...... O.OOOO. 0,00. 0.0 $ 1 3 - 9 5 WONS—^Henry J. Taylor. 7:30—Camera Headlines. lonuo UNoa authovtv op m coca-co u company iv ball meeting at 8:00. pound to reltere tiloh eymptoma. ^ 'WTHT—Lone Ranger. ■ 7 ;45—Film Shorts. Wednesday, Oct. 27 — Senior when they will be opened and PInkham'e Compound aleo has what COCA-COLA BOTTLINU COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD. CONN. Of Liaison Section Theft of Safe read. Said proposals shall be a Dnetora call a ttomacMo toolc effect I w n c —Senator Morse. 8:00—C2>ampagne and Orchids. Rec basketball league meeting at complete listing of various types 8:15—Film Shorts. 01P4S. hi- C-c«-C-i« c—a—r 7:30. ^ feiR C —Edward R. MUrrow. Lynn, Mass., OcL 25—(ffl — of equipment or machinery offered ^lYDM E. PINKIMM’S 8:30—Swing Into Sports. 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MANCHESTER EV|:K1NG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1948 PASS “^ANrHESTER EtENING m niALD, mANLHfiS'l EK, CONN., SfOiSHDAT, OCTOBER 25, 1948 *AGE T E » Crowds Poor Bears Cinch American Legion 6 i^ State Official Local Residents Received Armory Filled Bristol Holds High Office listed * Mayor England Issues Dewey Seen At Pro Games For Rose Bowl Naey Day Proclamation Giving Study Club Speaker $724,000 in State Bonuses ForUNtlaiice T o 13-13 Tie in CGIL HEMIALD Team Ready to tcrats Only 106,717 Fans I Inly Southern Cal in MKor To Top Aides Kiwanians Hear o f Manchester residents have rs-fclOO and 1.235 active .claims for Entertainment in After- Flaherty fumbled and Bristol re­ Turn Out fo r‘Five NFL ANGLE Way of California; HI Feeling lor Soml Manchester will mark Navy^ay • our mighty Navy, and give well esived to date a total of $724,000 $309,490; Bolton had 21 activd Underdog Home. Eleven covered oh tho twoi. Passing Fancy leadqnartera Here to on the birthday of President Theoi , deserved honor and recognition to in state bonus psymenU for W orld, claims for $5,410; Andover had 3 noon Also Drew Man3^ Botterton, Red Grant. Paul Ar- Penn State in Tie Time Among Playetgi the achievements of the men and (Continued from Page One) Traffie Problems' and Nearly Upaeta Local And Four AAC Starts dore Roosevelt. Wednesday, Octo- War n service, according to State deceased claims for $900 and 101 cari. Moske and Buckmleter fea­ <^the Bryant and Chapman Com- Be.at 641 Main Street? women who compose its ranks: To Field Here Local Sport Chatter Team Offidak wasA Der 27. Although some coinmun- : Program of .Safety Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno. T h e' active Claims for $23,910; Golum- Chargea at Briatol; tured for tho locals. Weather eonfUtiona yeatarday pany. New York, O ct 25.—((P)—Col­ and name a secretary of interior from New York, OcL 25—(dV-Al­ - Rally on THursHay ities last Saturday celebrated the report is contained in a letter *■«* zetive claims for $20.- Summary: couldn’t have boeo any more ml^ lege football swlnga Into the back- Post Meet Toni|^ occasion, the local observance will i Whereas, it H? fitting that our one of the 11 far western states, celved by General Manager George 690; Coventry had 6 deceased 'A capacity crowd Jammed the Hi|^ Playa Hall Hera Ends: D’Aprile, Wilson, Orand- though the pennant racea in the excluding California and Arizona William M. Greene, director of erablo for tho running of tho fan Sbote Hera asldillii^ra ' coincide with the birthday of the citizens be informed and aware of H. Waddell. claims for $1,000 and 193 active State Armory Saturday night for bosl, Martin. All-America Oonfarence and the Satchel Paige has'em itted that stretch this week with games that The Democratic Town Commit­ because of their current water dls^ the Connecticut Highway Safety field 'trials of tho Xtanchoatar Di­ president in whose honor the trlb- the current aims and activities of According to the figures, Man- claims for $40,890, OCIL Staadiiigs Tackles: Jones, Matukaltls, National Football League are ex­ pitcher Gene h a rd en once asked should go a long way toward Iden- There is dissension In tha foot* tee announcei the opening of head- pute. Commission ifave Kiwinians an the United Nations Danes which vision of tho C.8.A. at tho Hoeka- ball camp o( foe American Legtoii . I ute was established. President our sea-air Navy, Victor, in War cheater filed 69 deceased veteran Ellington had 3 deceased claims W Kucharskl, Dtekau. tremely tight the attendance at num Meadows. It waa the first him: ’Tell me confidentially. tify'ing the major bowl principals. luartera at 641 Main street in' the Theodore Roosevelt is credited and Guardian in Peace. There are some who believe that interesting and comprehensive ac­ was the entertainment climax of Californta’B potent Bears look and from latest reports the team count of traffic problems in the claims for $20,360 and 2,863 active for $900 and 84 active claims for ManehMUr ...2 Guards: Soulier. Quinlan. the games continues to be diaap- time in years Inclement weather Batch—how did you pitch to*'Oon- “Tlierefore, I hereby proclaim he might name Gov. Sam Ford of Manchester’s observance of Unjted nle M ack?” . . .Before the Uni­ like a cinch for the Rose Bowl If has played its last gams under iffice at the side of th< Silk C ity; with backing the inaugursition of I state and country at a meeting claims for $703,670. $15,180; Hebron had 1' decaased Maiadsn ....'...2 Centare: Casein, Cosclna. polnting. prevailed on tho day o f tho trlsL the blue and gold colors o f the lo­ Wner which was formerly oequ-. our modern naval power, Wednesdi^, October Twenty-Sev­ Montana. .- claim for $300 and 67 active Nations Week. EUswerth Mitten Wcat Hartford .2 Backs: Rbmane. Dumont. Rous­ Only 106,717 fana turned out for versity of ConnecUcut-Yale foot' they can aqueesa by Southern Cal ' held at the Manchester Country This money was paid out under Saturday at Los Angeles. The cal veteran organisation. Med by the Campbell Real Eistate i Mayor Cecil W. England has Is- enth. N i^teen Hundred and For­ Dewey’s praise of Harold E. act of the legislature. ’The sUte claims for $177410; Willing- and his orchsstra donated thehr Briatol ...... 1 seau, Gaskl. Monahan, Fortier, five National Loagua scraps yes­ ball game at New Haven several ty-Eight as Navy Day and call j club this noon, Mr. Greene « ’ee In- services for the dance. AI Bogglni and Johnny Sklba will Paaaddbq guest may be decided at Friday afternoon It was learned 3o."Th4"headquarters will be open I sued the following ■ proclamation Stassen while the G. O. P. nominee treasurer has urged that any per­ ton had seven deceased claims Mortdon ...... i Carpenter. Dess, Couture. terday and 107,672 for four con­ weeks ago. Coach J. O. Christian I trdduce have come before the Security Elmer Weden and Jack Sanson Gillege Coaches gamea of the Guards In the East­ ■ubject. organization to contact the dis­ home of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Wright-Patterson airbase' at i Hamden and Hall are new tied for the San Frandsoo. 49era in their Springfield Coliseum Sunday, No­ Auatln. The victor in this one Jacobs, of 248 Barbour street, aft­ consult with any group interested Council—ao, her delegates would were co-chairman of the special' ern Pro Leamie this eeaetHt was Manager Aaron Schwab, of trict chairmen or to offer their Dayton, O., identified ths dead a s :f tho league leaderahip, each with Western Division flag battle. vember 21. . .Ted McGrew, chief could well land in the Cotton Bowl er a short illness. He leaves his have consultative authority. The in highway safety. The staff of Socrotary Marshall, but the State not talk about it there. ' committee in charge of lilanches- By Lou Black ■old by L t Ai Jonoe to Newt Tag' Hartford, could not be reached services at Headquarters.. The Maj. Frank E. Boyd, 30, of i two victorlea, no defeata and two The 49cni, at home for the first scout ef tho Pittsburgh Pirates, although both must reckon with wife, Mrs. Theresa M. Hoffman, five nations in the uniori .are Brtt- eight workers on the commission department said there was “ no Today, however, Vishinsky told ter’a obsci^wnce of United Nations Associated Press Sports Writer gert. Baylor, which haa only a tie on Jim Arthur, finance officer, was chairmen of the various districts Cleveland, 0 „ pilot: Lt. Col. Paul Week. Uea. time In five games, nipped the Bal discovered Peewee Reese and PU' three daughters, Mrs. Bertha Olds, Waterman. 41,’ o f Wright-Patter- hi!i. France. Belgium. ’ITie Neth­ receives $30,000 a year from discrepancy” between the poaltlons the Council he had to protect the With Trinity ihovpd from the Its record. contacted and eald. "Schwab in­ are: Sherwood Z. Cone in the first of Mr. Truman and the secretary. Hall High faces the locale at M t timora Colts 21-10 with a rally to tol Pete Reieer for the Brooklyn formed him Thursday night the of MMChester, and Mrs. Florence 1 m “ o » erlands and Luxembourg. the state. The best work of Soviet zoift of'Germany against a ■elect circle, only Wesleyan rep­ The Silk' City A.C. basketball Dodgers while M'lth the Flatbush The job for the bowl promoters district in theuie southeast;souineasi; N. and Mrs. Clara O arey of T**:**- Sgt. Mau- THey said Mr. Truman was talk-|-danger’ created by introduction Nebo field Saturday aftemeom run their unbeaten streak to nine game against foe Spartans was Bovin’s support for a western the commission is done in getting resents Connecticut today among games The Browne have won team will practice tomorrow night organisation and later plucked Al was further simplified last Satur­ Charlea Bogginl in the second dis- Hartford, one son, William F. rice A. Neidringhaus, 25, of ing about American policy under of the Western mark into Berlin. Briatol scored en the first piace cancelled. "Arthur said he knew European parliament is expected public support for the plana of Haclassah Chapter the nation's rapidly thinning un­ eight without a lose. Only 27,978 at $ o’clock at the Bast Side Rec. Dark for the Boston Braves. day when two of the 11 unblemlah' trlct In the Bouthweat; Stanley Hoffman of Manchester, one Evansville, Ind., crew chief. • decialona already made, while Mar­ from scrimmage when Roily Du­ there was ill feeling as after the to be conditional on a greater i the traffic jeomraission. ’"The removal of restrictions by { beaten and untied football ranks. Tane welcomed the 49ere home. All candidates are welcome aa all Broedcaeting rights for the Rose ed teams were stricken from the Opalach In the third district in brother, Joseph Hoffman o f North The injured. General Upthe- shall was supporting the Berna- mont scooted 69 yards for a touch­ Sharing with Michigan a sen­ Middletown Bhiejacket game here amount of coordination by the ! Greene went on to explain that U. S. S. R. is predicated on the The Brooklyn Dodgers humbled positions are open. Bowl game January 1, 1949, at list. •the northwest and Versey H. Mc­ Windham, one sister. Mm. Agnes grove said, suffered “ mostly head dottee plan as a “ proposal” To Conduct Bazaar down. H io visitors from the Silk sational 19 gamo winning streak. Army’s powerful machine rolled he W'es told by Schwab that "the injuries and broken boiTes. The various governments to give the ' Connecticut is comparatively a I condition of the currency reform” Town came back to drive 60 yards the lowly Chicago Rockets, 85-14 Pasadena were sold for $150,000. Bride in the fourth district in the Drobivske of Hackensack, New “baais for discussion.” in Berlin, he said. ’The present res- ■■ — , : Coach Norm Daniels’ lads hardly .Several familiar faces to B over Cornell. 27-6, handing the Southern Methodist has some­ playera did not want to represent majority arc in good shape.” parliament a more solid founds fairly safe state, having won ha en eight plays to knot the score at before the smallest crowd of the The proposed State Basketball foe Legion any longer.” A meet­ northeast section. Jersey, also four grandchildren, (ton. t tional recognition three separate Presidential Piess Secretary olution “leads us back to the Mos- Women of Manchester Chapter cen mtea rolling It up to 20 on A. A. cage fans will bo wearing Big Red Its first smudge. thing besides Doak 'Walker, as District headquarters will be The plane Uas cleared from Al­ 6-all. The payoff run was a IT yard day, 6.9M fans at Chicago. League Milt hold a meeting Tute- ing was then held with the pUy- Walter .Olds o f ' ^ s to n , Xliss British sources said, however, yeans for the least number o f acci- Charles G. Ross said the presi­ cow agreement of Aug. 30,” he { of Hadassah will conduct a Imzaar Saturday when they face hapless different uniforms this sesson. John Penn State, riding a victory' you mav have noticed. Oil John* open on Election Day in each of Claire Olds of Manchester, Wil­ buquerque, N. M.. en rqiite to run by Brunig Moake on a reverae Buffalo Bills pulled to within day night at 8 o’clock at the East ere and all matters were inmirt that Bevin hopes to make some , dents. dent’s statement was “cleared added. ’That, Vishinsky went oh, ^ in the vestry Of Temple Beth New England College, newcomers Mahnken and Irv Torgoff hav string that covered the 1947 eea- son is batting .750 with passes. the four districts and the district liam and Robert Hoffman of this Scott airbase. Hi. It was .Zent on ■ Into the end zone. game of Baltimore by beating the Side Rec. Teams entered are tho son. was tied by Michigan State, out with s majority of the play­ constructive proposals” on west- | Some Questtona Answered with the State department.” provided for simultaneous lifting' Sholom, Saturday, October 30, at to intercollogtato ball, and a lato Windsor Locks Flyers, Willimantic been traded by Washington to This pass-able young man committees ^ e hard gt work list­ town and several nieces and to Chanute airbase because of ad- lEaeb Team Seoreo September addition to Wesleyan’s Dons, 35-21, before 26,818 custom­ 14-14. played just 50 minutes In foe ers casting their votes to continue. verse weather at Scott. Normally, European unity when he de-! In the question period that fol;^ He made thi.s cohiraent to re­ of the blockade and currency re- 6:00 p. ra., for the purpose of rais­ Rock Gardens, Plainfield Proa and Baltimore. Kleggle Hermsen and ing the names of those who nephews. Sack team acered in the second schedule. ers at Los Angeles. Dick Schulz will be with the Bui The nine left without defeat or first four outings, yet completed Friday afternoon, Schwab the craft was stationed at Wright ''vers his statement. I lowed. Greene .said that the.alow' porters al^ard the ’Truman train form. ing funds for the Hadassah Medi­ quarter. Bddle Romans accounted The W^ashlngton Redskins down­ Nassiff Arms. It la hoped to havo ’phoned Manager Art Pongratx' o f volunteered for service at head­ Services will be held at the cal organization. ’The need for Outside of Wesleyan, today Is lets while Ed Sadowski moves tie in major ranks arc: Michi­ 33 of 44. seven for touchdowns. Patterson airbase, Dayton, O. I driver cannot be hurried, and that when he was asked how the state­ ■ During Berlin negotiations to ed the Green Bay Packers 28-7, to eight teams in the fold with tho the Silk aty A. C. and sought a quarters or for driving automo­ O’Brien Funeral Home, 104 Main 1 ------funds to. facilitate this vital work for Uie Bristol score While Rennie blue Monday for most of the other from Boston to Philadelphia In gan, Notre Dame, North Carolina. street, Hartford, on ’Tuesday at new roads will have a separate ment fit In with Marshall’s posi- implement the Moscow agreement BuckmlateriB ferial to' Lee Botter- remain a half game behind Phila­ opening games tentativelv set for Georgia Tech, Olemaon. Army, game againet the local club at lit. biles for transportation to the lane for the slow driver. He also is greater than ever this year, and college footballers In this state. the latter part of Novambor. exchange for Chuck Halbert and 8:30 a. m. A requiem mass will lon. of Aug. 30, Marsahl VassUy D. So­ ten gave Manchester another six- Vanderbilt walloped Yale. Mid- delphia in the NaUonal’a Eastern Pennsylvania. California and Ne­ Nebo. Schwab, Pongrata m 1e Bridgeport 14, New Haven New York, O ct' 25—(J>—Lou ■how last Saturday morning at meet the New York Knickerbock go In for the past-season extrava- club 41 years before resigning In Sunday aga^t tha WetnmflMd plan. The British aiid French also I ceremony was Charles Burr, was won by Monti I Chicago at 3 p. m. (c. a. t.) ganza.s. active Town Committee members at 8:30 from the W. P. Qulsh Fun­ have endorsed it • ! pci’formcd yesterday at 3:30 in St. Adams, lieutenant-governor elect I Arvey was a leader of the pre-- He said he was prepared to use bazaar committee, will be aasisted STATION Teachers 6. Kusserow, Columbia University the Y. Ice cream was served all ers in an exhibition start. The 1945. In 1940 he became associated State Prieon Trojans.. Arthur recalled with a twinkle in her eye, his voting rights under a charter by Xlrs. Sanol Solomon, refresh­ Coast Guard 19. Norwich 0. fullback, scored a touchdown attending through the courtsey of Knteks are members of the B.A.A The Wolverines, elevated to the said, '"w e loat two backs and two eral Home and at 9 a, m. from the (In Cairo Taki ai rwn n -,. ^ Paul’s church. Dorchester. - of the First Klwanls club district. I convention movement to ditch the No? 1 spot last weelc in the Asso­ with Bill Vaeck aa g ee president •*we have been known to get thetr church of St. Francis Assisi, South president in favor of the nomina­ article defining use o f the veto. ment chairman; Xlrs. Lawrence Brown 49, Connecticut 6. ■gainst Princeton Saturday to gain of the Cleveland Indians. guards last Sundsy, but we afo adtise^'O f t Z L a b ^ague secre’ I ’ ’ ® ’ ’ .‘‘. h ® k ciated Press poll, justified their .suppers ready for them while the Windsor. 'The Rev. Edward Duffy taHaf i 7 with net yoke, the neckline tion of Gen. Dx^■lght D. Elsen­ Dr. Philip C. Jessup. U. S. repre­ Berns. decorations; Xlrs. Jack WAGON In addition to Weeloyan, the on Washington and /Jefferson’s Although only 57. Grabiner was not through (or the year. We ate Truman an d. bertha outlined with seed sentative on the Council, then de­ Paperno, donations, and Xlrs. Dan Towler ss the natfon’e leading selection by orarwhelming Minne­ having a meeting Sunday (yester­ voters are out nt the polls.” was celebrant, the Rev. John hower. UConne appear to have a “breath­ sota Saturday, 27-14. They are third only to Omnle Mack of tho There wUl be a Rally at Tinker O’XIeara was deasoix and Rev. Rob- „ ® outbidding each other , pearls. She carried a white prayer So was Former Mayor Frank clared that If Russia vetoed the Philip Bayer, tickets. er” coming up Saturday in Cham­ college point-maker./' Philadelphia AfoleUcs and <3ark day) with the players at WaT$e|y on Palestine policy In order to win _ Rsbailding, Rdfinishing Towler didn’t Add to his total Weather Spoils Fall virtually ”ln” as Big Nina cham­ Field.” The meeting was not Hall on Main street, at 8:00 o’clock ert Carroll was sub-deason. Burial 1 o‘ver“votes.‘’'’V ’” "'^^^ *" hon Manchester Hague of Jersey City. When th^ proposal, responsibility for failure plain at Storrs. And Trinity pions. Griffiths of the Washington Sena­ Thursday evening at which Fred j or attendant w’orc aqua moire and to find a .solution of the Berlin dis­ shouldn’t have too much trouble but still malntaii^ a good margin tors In years of American League held, being called off doe to the was in St. Bridget’s cemtery where The Truman and Dewey state­ president visited that city recent­ ,Ndw Tops and Interiors Northwestern, beaten only by Trotta of New Haven, Deniocratlc Rev. Edward Duffy read the copi- I carried pink roses. The brides­ Dale Book ly Hague turned out a crowd of pute ’’will rest squarely and un­ bouncing back at the expense of K'tth 74 points—11 touchdowns service. . weather. ments broke what appeared to Wallajce Urges and eight extra points. Michigan, then takes the lead in Last night Arthur told Schwab candidate, for Congressman - at- mittal service. maids were both dressed in Amer­ 200,-000 and firecrackers popped avoidably on the government of Worcester Tech at Worcester. Trials At Talcottville the Rose Bowl picture on the basis He served aa usher, vendor, tick-, Large and A. A. Ribicoff. caiiidi* have been a triicc on Palestine ican- Beauty moire and carried an the Sorict union. After two intereectional battles, Kueserow now has ten touch­ et eeller and grandstand sweeper and foe players would meet with Bearers were Jbhn Tolhus, Paul during the U. S. presidential elec­ Tonight alt over the place. of Its 19-16 triumph over Minne­ late for Congreaa from thS Fli^ arm bouquet of rosea in the same . Quit Germany Yale returns to Ivy League com­ downs for 60 counts, which is tops before being appointed sasteUnt foe Legion Post football oSIdala Vasalonus, Paul R, Vasalonus. tion. Both the president and the Women’s Club meeting. So. The president planned a speech Dwyer Products in the major conferences. sota. But Ohio State also haa lost District will speak. Fred Trevor- shade. /■ ----- petition with Dartmouth furnish­ gave good accounts of themselves only one game—to Iowa. secretary of the Oomiskey organi­ tonight at 7 o’clock at tha Legkm D ^ e l Propleachus. Alvin P. Me- Republican party candiate support­ Methodist church. Drama review at Gaiw. Ind., en route to Cjhica- Rooto SS, Bolton ■ Two smaller college players— nnv of Rocky Wll. candidate for The bride’s mbther wore grqy, go. ’The presidential party was ing the opposiUon at the bowl. Less Than Hundred in but fell Just short of hitting the California continued its display sation at the age of 15. He became Home to thrash out the matter. leska and Peter P. Labesky. ed the original partition plan of by Adele H. Lee. Power Company (Costinticd fron* Page Oae) Jack Hague of Ft. Haye (Kas.) the State Senate. Wesley C. Gryk. beaded crepe and the bridegroom's to stop in that cjty at 12:45 p. m. Phono XIancliester 5S3S Coach Herman Hickman expects bell, they were "Buttons” owned of offensive power in smashing ■ecreUry in 1915 when ' Charley candidate for Judge of Probate, laat November, giving the N egeb!______mother, _a lavender______dress.______Both United World Federalist meeting State and Hank Tresh of Hanover I (e. s. t.) and spend an hour. president of the Wanaque Valley most of his cripples to., return to Attendance; ‘War BilK by Chick Johnson. “ DotUe” own­ Washington, 21-10. If they can get Frederics died. Henan M. Fitzpatrick and John D. I wore orchid corsages and assisted *t 8 p.m. in Whiton ha**- (Ind.)—also have 60 points. I The president’s campaign crew Hearing O p^s Veterans League for Dewey, and action. Right now the contest ia a ed by B in MacDonald, and “ Fern- by Southern Cal, the Bears wind By foe time foe New York LaBelle of Manchester, candidates About Town The Political committee of the at a large reception which follow-! „ Tueada.y, Octo^r »8 toss-up. Yale Athletic officials pre­ Wins Open All Age; ; included sbme of the men who I a former private in the para­ Concorau League Wood Flash” owned by O lff Mas­ up with the pweaker U.C.L.A., Giants and tho Whits Sox met In for Btate Representative, will also U. N. General Assembly has dp- cd a turkey dinner at the Ritz- i Pops concert in Woodruff hall. dict that with a good break in the Washington State and Stanford. REAL i have been helping In the drafting I Hartford. Oct. 25— A hear­ troopers. He was wearing part Meriden (2) Few Local Entries sey. foe 1917 world series, Grabiner speak. St. Elizabeth’s Mothers Circle' layed three times taking up the I Plaza on Huntington avenue. | Group D. Center Church woipen. weather, the Blue’s huge saucer Shooting Dog Stake Oregon, beaten only by Miehl was general secretary and vice On Sunday altemoon at 3:00 p. will have a Hallowe’en party Bernadotte report. The United ' .\mong the guests from this tow-n Also YWCA public affairs lOnch- : of his speeches, like J. Franklin I ing on the appllcatiqp''5f the Con­ of an army unifonn. AMESITE Dossin ...... 127 119 1 0 8 -^ 4 j j Carter, a newspaperman who will be filled to capacity for the In the Shooting Dog Stake gan. atm la In the running for " president, positlona be held (or 28 m., the Town Committee will hold Wednesday evening, after the* mis'- States and Britain originally asked , were Xlr. and XIrs. Victor J. John- i eon. Salvation Army Citadel. Dr. necticut Power copipany to apply Wallace went from Patcraon to M essner...... 116 95 92—303 “Neither wind nor rain shall ESTATE I writes as “Jay Franklin” and first time this season. which was run Saturday after­ Pacific Coast Conference years. - another Rally at the Lithuanian ston at St. James’s church.^ It will that It be made the first item of i so n . Mr. Jlro.sso is employed by j George McReynolds. speaker. the fuel adjustm ^t clause to resi­ Newark and after his radio ad­ DRIVEWAYS New Britain Teachers meet City Reichert ...... 102 87 105—294 daujit these hardy souls-'-” , never ; David Noyes, an adveritslng man. dress, gave another talk to the noon. first place went to "Harm­ and the bowl spot, Grabiner entered St. Luke ■ hos­ hall en Oolway street. ’The speak- be held at the home of Mrs., Rose business. Arab states and Latin- Johnson Brothers. Wednesday, Oct. 37 dential electricity customers and College of New York in New York BreiUke ...... 95 101 99—295 foots' hopes depend Is Our $50-a-p1ate listeners. POWER ROLi-ED was a more apt phrase applied ony Lady” an Irish setter .owned pital in OUcage last Monday (or a Greatest ' em for this Rally will be announced Campbell, 34 Drive D. Silver Uane American republics defeated that On their return from a motor Local council of P.T.A.’s at the to increase the gas rate.s in three dty; _ Arnold opposes strong Brenner ...... 112 93 113—318 stubbing a toe. In the Newark armory he than to the perseverance and forti­ and bandied by Al Pllon of Klv- rouUne examination which re­ BoMie Valmml later In the week, but all of the Homes. All are urged to appear proposal. trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. White School. of the company’s seven divisions Ofdort taken now! Specdsl^- Montclair away, and Bridgeport tude displayed yesterday by the ersidp, R I. Second was won by All the other unbeaten-untied in costume. The Holy Innocents' charged the administration ’’with Totals .552 495 518 1564 vealed foe brain tumor. local candidates will definitely be Since then, tlic U. S. delegation Gros.so plan to live in XIanchcstcr. Thursday, Oct. 38 Reels Veto Plan opened this morning before the tag In parWng arww and das faces Kings Point away in other small committee wbo, in the face Diamond Lil's Moe” owned by giants came through laat week’s there. Mothers Chrcle will meet Wednes­ Hartford County V.W.C.A. sup­ State Public Utilities commission full Republican support” put the atatioM. Work gisaiiHiteod. Manchester (2) has remained quiet.. The silence games. of. the prevailing elements, stuck Jimmie Tattersall and handled by tests under wraps except Pennsyl­ Reeenre TecMe Lost WksB jrmi bay It, asB Democrats in Manchester are re­ day evening with Mrs. Francis provoked a Soviet bloc charge that per and membership meeting, at the State Office building. Berlin issue before the United Than payments arranged. Free Schleminger 86 — 86 vania. The Penn forces w'ere hand­ To End Deadlock Nations • Security Council "where it out to the end and saw complet­ Jack Tattersall, Third resulted in or Irado It yoo wgat s m i minded that President .Harry S. Reid, 47 Middle ’Turnpike, east. the Palestine case was being put Vernon Center Congregational Samuel Ferguson. Sr., president eattmatee. . Bikes Kulpinsky ..106 93 98—297 ed a tremendous acara by winleaa ’The Little Flower of Jesus Circle It does not belong. They wanted ed the running o f the ninth annu­ divided placement, with “Spike”. New Haven, Oct. 25—(AV—Joe mam vahw for yoar moat Truman is to speak in . Hartford back until after th e' Nov. 2 elec­ Ho8|iital [Notes church. of the company explained that the New York—The Belgian team, Klein ___ .. 91 107 97—295 Gabs McMullin’s classy pointer Navy before they squeaked will meet tomorrow evening with the countries of the world to give ,.102 112 123—337 al fail field trial sponsored by the Finnegan, a reserve tackle on the When Too Eogac* Tha . Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. tion. Friday. Oct. 39 Over Berlin Row rising cost of expansion and labor Louis J. Saen and Emile Bruneau,' Minntch .. Manchester Division of the Con­ tying with Tommy Sorenaon's through. 20-14. Mrs. A. R. Manchuck, 107 Pine support to the plan for an attack DeMaio Brothers ,. 95 — 95 Yale footbsll team. U’ Voet for the t I f anyone would like tsansporta- Critirizrd By .Vrsbs Fa.shlon show by Blair’s, Eman­ had made it necessary to apply for won the 68th International six Dummy .. Roae’a Lexington Beauty” for Notre Dame bulled right over street, and St. Rita’s Circle will . Hospital Cenaus on Russia.** Pavtag Ooatraetors SInee IB2I 99 97—196 necticut Sportsmen’s Association. reit of foe oeason. He underwent ' tion to Hartford to hear this speech, Arab delegates criticized Mr. uel Lutheran church. the rate increaaes. day bike race at the Klngshrldge Wlnzler .. Rain which started late Saturday thia— honor. Local contenders Iowa. 27-12r North C$rollna show Jarvis also meet tomorrow’ evening with Capacity ...... 169 (Continued from Page One) Gall Namdieeter TSSI An.vttmo 102 108— 2X0 sh appendectomy Saturday night, he may call headquarters for de­ Truman’s statement. Also Bazaar of Troop 1, Senior Armory. Matt C3emens and Lncien Gess . . . . . abounded tn thia atake, with^Cliff cd Its old time power which had Mrs. Henry J. Cormier of 447 Mid­ Fatients Today ...... 143 Girl Scouts, Center Church House. night and continued to fall in and la reported In good/condition. tails. *‘We don’t take any notice of Gillen of Luxembourg finished sec­ varying amounts throughout Sun. Massey’s “ Fernwood 'Village Mac". been missing the week before in Organiiafion dle Turnpike, east. Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Saturday, Oct. $0 m. (1:17 p. m., e. s. t.) and the | The New Haven youth was forced Chairman of the committee on Truman’s vote-mongerih)g,” RlaU ond, a lap behind'. Totals . ..480 512 523 1516 BiU Royater’s “ Jlnuny”, Francis lashing Louisiana State, 34-7. absentee ballots is XIrs. Alice Grace Xlurray and baby boy, 5 Ty­ Hallowe’en dance. Woodruff hall. British, French and American del- day dampened spirits and doomed Georgia Tech walloped Florida, to the eldellnes shout foe eame To do aay of thosa traaai ' el Solh, premier of Lebanon, told the trial to its fate. 'The fall event Straugh's ’’Laddie", Carl Meyer’s t Perry, 2-0874, and those voters Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meyer of ler Circle: Xlrs., Dorothy Pierog egates went int^^'a huddle a1th 42-7 and Nevada smashed Tulsa, tlme''lest fall when, ae a freshman tioaa yoa gtl auuHmaai reporters. "Everybqdy knows that and baby girl, 30 O’Leary Drive; Pilgrim Fellowship. has always been one o f the local "Nugym’s Yankee Duke” doing . who are 111 or who will be out of Fremont Center. Sullivan County, Xlonday, Nov. 8 Bramiiglia. 65-15. •tar, he suffered a broken leg. vah N b a d to d b y a bl N. Y., and their daughter, Xllas the Arabs Will decide the fate of Susan Niese, 144 Parker street; Littb Boy Blu, com blow yoor bon... club’s major attractions but yes­ very w'ell In addition to t he second the state on Election Day are in- Daughters of Isabella Military Bramuglia . 'told newsmen he Manchester Bob Tedfprd Again Signs tra in ed a n d ex; Gertrude Meyer, of New York City, Palesfine by themselves in Pales­ ‘ David Wilson. 42 Elm Terrace; would keep/pn trying “ for a Berlin terday, the Inelemant conditions place and both third place doga 'j Vited to call her immediately to John Robinson, 705 Center street; Whist, St. James’s hall. being owned by mtmbers of the e a a h a tfcm . make arrangements for their ab- are visiting Miss Louise and Mias tine Itself.” Wednesday,______Nov._ 10 solutlon.”/ U . S. Delegate Philip teamed up to keep the epectatora . aentee ballots. Rosemary Pallier of Middle Turn­ Mrs. Madeline Carpenter,. Rock­ M llitaiy'W h ist'at 'Legion hail, C. Jes^ p said “so down to $ mere hundred. Those local club. ville; Mrs. Therese DesJardins, ' Bowling To Perform With Guards present were not dleappolnted nn In the Derby Stake. Miss Flor­ Silk City Rained Out; pike, wfe^t. J Regriitered Nurses Association. | Usually well informed Amerl- Jarvis Realty Co. Berlin Sorialisls Danielson. Thursday. November II ' Briti^ sOTrdes p r ^ c te d A far as class of the performancee ence Horw'srth’a eetter, "Jet ry of } Atom Bomb 1 ' St. Mary’s Boys’ C3ioir will hold „ Discharged Sunday: Xlrs. Mad- Annual Harvest Tea. Bazaar' a meeting of the U. S., British and Green Huskv Bob Tedford, a six- as the dogs were not hampered Balmoral” ran a very 'Jose race R E A L T O R S » j its weekly rehearsal tomorrow 'ra P n 1 r n i . eline Rudd. 26 Drive B ; John Me- and Supper. Temple Chapter. NoT i French foreign ministers tonight . i foot. 184-pound eet-ehot ace. Is nearly aa much as tbs spectators. on the second half after making a' 554 Gentor dtreat j afternoon from ?:30-4:15. TTiere U e iV 1\C(1 1 lir e a t i Br*«*c. 33 Pcrklns street; Mrs. Ruth 654 Center Street Ace in Fold Spring Winner Repents ■low start but went btrdleas in the Play Wednesday Night One Weapon Xlunson and baby boy, 129 Brook­ 53. Order of the Eastern Star, at °r tomorrow to consider taking the second player to pen a Tel 4111 Or 7775 j are still a few openings for other the Masonic Temple. , B «*‘n fight from the 11-natlon contract to play basketball As in the apring, when the first birdfleld to miss a placement. boys who wish to join the choir: field street; George Wilson. ’Tal- trial waa run over these grounds, Despite the bad weather Sun­ j (Continned from Psga One) Parade and dedication of Worled by Mrs. Halen Oonlln of connection with tha running. Dark Game at Nebo;! New York, O ct 25—(Ai—Seven­ ensburg; Socialist City Council, Ralph Kaufman, Jr., 134 Parker ample pin setters. / hers of them. they stayed at the Hotel Taft. ' Am ). Podll.. amr ond best point-getter last sea­ Hazardv'uie and bandied by her teen more college football teams men Franz Neumann and Kurt street; Xlrs. Elsie F e e n e y and Friday. Nov. It My position ia perfectly clear. Book Rockville Nov. 7 The bomb jthus becomes essen- Fellowcraft Club semi-formal son. After a slow start, the Ice­ husband. Bill Oonlln. This dog wbo Xlatticlc, and Liberal' Democrat baby boy, 152 Cooper Hill atreet; he replied. “There is nothing to Open at 2 p. m. - man started to “ ring the bell” Red Team Guests were Ued or beaten last week and ; tlally a strategic weapon, to be All Sainta Mothers Circle - w ill' Charles Wahlgren, West WlUing- dance. Masonic Temple. has had numerous wina through­ . used for two general purposes: Councilman RudoIf XIarkewitz. adff to it. I do not like to repeat at mid-season and during the past out New England In tha past five Rain forced postponement of today only 36 echooU atUl can meet ’Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the : • He said they made .speeches at ton; Robert Little, 148 LltUe Sunday, November 14 Of Blue Golfers r 1. Destruction of cities in which home of Mrs. Arthur Leduc, '61 ; United eVery-member, church myself.” two months-of the canipaign waa years topped a field o f eleven yesterday afternoon’s scheduled boast of perfect records. the Sept. 9 rally “of a Ka^ist and street; Mr.t. Albertina lacabucci, British Delegate Sir Alexander Army and Oomell, two of the .war. gp ( ^ are j>rQ<).uc«d ..or. dlatrJ- canvass. the No. 1 offensive threat dt the other dogs tn a very classy etake. football game between toe Rock­ --|-miHtarist-uat«re- which^-ere. vio— .69. Walker. s tiecU_ JoseplL JAUeaVr Cadogan told. Jceportej^ .'Lthe pro^^ Guards. Th* former Manchester Prizra for the winners tn the major powere. hooked up In a duel buteu, together with the people a g e,. South AVlllington; Albert .....JMbnday,-N bv; 18 '.'.i'-,;:',' Second place was won by “Sam’s ville American Legion add Silk ^ . T n«.. 1 I - lations ■of Allied Control council ceedinga apeak for themselves.” High scoring ace-=h« led the apeclal Ledlee’ Day Tournament o f all-conquering elevens and the producing tbem. ■ Town Clerk S^ueV J. TurWng- ia„-s for Germanv.” , ' Frye, 8 CTie.stnut street; Linda Down Homers’ entertainment. Bonsior" another pointer owned 2 .. Breaking .the will of civilian « J V n nr .A ...ill.... I With both arms flailing the air. team Tn registering ponta In hU and handled by Joseph Lupe, an held earlier this month at the Man­ Cit'y A. C. teams at the Windy Big Red fell. 20-6. In t.wo batUee i ton aaid today that there will be Punishment Plah Not Clear Tenney. R.F.p. 2; Eleanor Morelli, s^nsored by P- W. Auxiliary denounced, a six-nation chester country club will be pre- populations to continue a war. I demonstrations of voting machine Andover. at Higk-a^Ml junior and senior years—played amateur from Westerly. R. I, City, th e game haa been rebooked I Weaieyan entered its win streak, In considering all the possibUi- , , Jiut how the Rn.saians plan to 'W A ieessn-'ief---Jveahswi':-balL^^qt third Went to a aetteri caUed ."Sky ■ented at the banquet Wedneaday for Sunday. November 7 at Rock- now in the fpurfo season by d^ P®lL*^-P*d^?6rj puhish the- accused 'cilV bfficiali itsehSfgf'd''today: Mrs. Nettle tles of .att>mlc weapon, attack, mat-' crisia arisitig from the Soviet tho University of Connecticut. He Dra^ToWiiefftiy EdwanHI^evv feaUng its “Uttle Three," rival. from 1 p. m., l o X P - m- Thursday ^ot clear. ■’ Hunniford. Rockville: Maurice Jo- ^ blockade of Berlin. He', said It son. Dinner vriiThe ServedTR V lers of policy beyond the purely and Friday. led the UConn frosh in scoring er of Longtneadow, Maa$., handled Soviet authorities made no com­ bert, 185 Maple street. R est Side Rec. ■ unfair to Russia. and also played In several games and the Red team will be‘ gue.«t of TUrketa^ sold for yeeteMay’s military aspects have been given Admitted Saturday:, Mrs. Anna by Bill Oonlln. Francis Straufb. : apt lU streak goUig while Knock­ ment today on reports that Ger­ W fc kI... ' Vishinsky said the Berlin quev with the varsity. local dog ow'ner ran hie setter foe Blue.. game will b^ honored at Rockville ing off Trinity (Conn.I, 24-13. DeCORMffilt ~ grave consideration by national de­ man Gen. Walther von Seydiitz, Klein. 109 Cooper Hill street: Pa­ St. Bridget’s church bazaar' at tion should never have been j C •> »IIO KJNS SrNDJCATI IM on November 7. Any fan who fense officials..This is one of them; Coach Earl Y o s t described Ted­ Laddie” and did very creditably Winners In a a s s A of the woni- Penn State, tied 14-14 by Michi­ Military Pact founder of XIoscow’s “ Free Ger­ tricia Hultman, 106 Chestnut St. Bridget’s hall. brought before the security Coun-1 en’e Fall Tournament aeml-finald wishes to turn In his or It is quite possible that-an all- ford as ’’the most Improved player but had the misfortune of having gan, Notre Dame. North OaroUna. MOTOR SALES many” movement liad been , fired street: Robert SpilUs, 71 Charter f Wednesday. December 1 cll in the first place. Earlier, an ' The sheep’s in the meadow. on the team last season. ’’The were Alya Davies who defeated her ticket may do so at Nassiffa out atomic war eventually could Oak street; Linda Lou Baldwin, 23 Christmas Tree Bazaar, Cep- authoritative source said the three his dog chase two birds and dis­ and a refund will bo made. - Ariny, Georgia. Tech, Nevada, S«y«: **Yoa’ll sav* a lot of Parley Looms upon while inspecting police at 11 The cow’s in the corn. browT) haired sharpshooter has qualify him for a chance to place. Peg Chanda 2 up and Carolyn destroy the economy o f even the Newman .street; Charles Wahl­ ter Church House. ve'estem powers had rejected a , Wednesday night the Silk Town­ Penn and acmson. money and perhapa TOUR Szchornezitz in Brandenburg. The But why bother about the live stock been impressive In practice ses­ In the Open Derby which opened Laklng who defeated Nellie John­ Others tied or beaten during th.; largest nation. When that^ military American-licensed Dena agency gren, West Willington.' Friday, Dec. S Russian counter-proposal for end- er* will play the Hartford O ay sions to date at the armory, find­ Sunday s program, the winner was son. 4 and 3. The a a s s B matches week were Coloiado-A A M. Ft. NECK by letting o«r « • victory had been achieved, the vic­ (Continued from Page Une) said four shot., were fired btit that Discharged Sunday: Carol M. Annual bazaar South Xlethodlst ini blockade, When you can drive around in one of are Incomplete. Axllda Gilbertson Mills under the lights at Mt. Nebo. ing the.range from sldecourt and “ Air Holiday” a pointer owned and Haya State. Lawrence (WU.l. perts get your car ready to t tor might'have to support the van- Seydiitz and his companion, for­ Meadows, 799 Center street: Henry church. The ‘soviet deputy foreign min-' Those smart, late model automobiles from in K ' N I' r - ' M A ^ in close with set shots that have defeated Lillian Holway. 1 up: and This game was actaeduled last oulsbed—even as in Germany and lug with the problem of aggres­ handled by Joseph Faircbltd of Middle Tennessee SUte. Kent mer Gen. Xlartin Lattnian. e.scaped Luce, 44 Pearl .street; J. Gordon ------’ iater said his main objection to the | split the nets. Vera Sundquiat and Hazel Barker Wednesday but was cancelled due winter. Japan. sion—by which the we.slern gov­ Hamilton. Rockville; Daniel Law- six-nation proposal was that, . : l(N' MAIU iK'( 'M Danbury. Second honors went to to inclement weather. State. Loras, Anderson (Indi, East Our complete antomotive the latter with a slight arm wound. DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES The Guards will practice Tues­ Fernwood Richard L” another have poatponed their match be- ’The ultimate cost might result ernments mean an attack by Rus­ ton. Wappmg; Miss Sophie Sokol, route while the Wockkde was to be, Sunday afternoon the strong and Stroudsburg (Pa). Uvingatone The Russians have denied Seyd­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS OWN SNAPSHOT day night at 0 O’clock at the ar- pointer owned and handled by cauae of inclement weather Sun­ sen ice will chedi yonr'ear in economic defCat for the military sia. Wupping; John Adamv, 45 Good­ ' I- '■»» a A g H*3 rals^ at once, “only talks will be I day. ever popular Stafford Olympics (Ala) Teachers. Allegheny. Geor­ iitz has taken a key post in thetr mory. Alec LonghI of Avon. Both two and provido yoa with intaL Victor. ’Thus the question arises 'The first is that an attack upon German police force. win street; Walter Kelly, 15 Pur­ . r iflll O l JM.111G8 organized” immediately on the 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN—Regal DIx. A | In foe Three aU b Tournament will Invade Mt. Nebo for a game gia SUte of Savannah and Spring- one nation should be considered an nell Place; Rita Roberta, Wilii- Season tickets which went on ^nners were amateurs. Third ligent reaaonabla acrrica concerning a more restrained use The American agency al.’io said I Currency reform demanded by th e : new Champion, fully equipped. sate last week are going at a fast laat Thuraday, Alya Dayiea lield with the A.Ca. The Olympics field (Maas). * a t A-bombs and a wider use of the attack upon all. The second Is mantic. Ruasians. • See the mony ottreclive place was captured by "Salakahat have been a penver in Eastern Coo- that ia service. the the Soviet administration had 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. CLUB—Fully equipped. Save rate. Tickets are good for all ten Ghie Sal ” another pointer owned low grqaa. 103 and Caredyn Laktnn older but more selective conven­ that each government-r-in accord Admitted today: Clifford Lau- (Continned from Page One) “We cannot accept that,” he de­ Pheio*Greeting Cord de- low net, I01-17-84. The Epitaph nectieut semi-pro football circles Golf P. S.-^e4p ownera, oor installed a telephone monitor sv.s- , , $300 bv buying this one now. • ■ * home games tn the Eastern by Mra. Betty Tatteraall of New tional bomba-rwhich can blow up with its own constitutional pro­ tern in Berlin by which the Rus- 85 Clinrtcr Oak street: clared. ligm eveileble this yeor. Per Tournament closing foe women's for nearly twenty years. Fort Smith. Ark —Patty Berg. 1948 W’lLLYS-OVERLAND JEEPSTER—Brand new. League and sell for six dollars. Britain and bandied by her hue- Jeep expert. Tom W e ^ will individual factories without wiping cesses—should decide the - appro­ sians could interrupt any phone p n d a Bryant, 247 North Main has already coat the country the The six-power resolution called; I herizeniel or verlieol nega­ golfing season will be held this Savage. Minn., defeated defending They' msy be purchased at Nas- band. Jackie. pot your Jeep in top shape out an.entire area. priate action to take. conversation .and check its origin. street: Wendy Lawrence, 19 Blisz loss of 3.000,000 tons of coal.’ for Immediate lifting of the block- i Own the smartest car in town. tives. invelooee Vlew eUkes attacked. But it a'ould 'pledge Mrs. Lester Kemble. Rockville, the strikers. In most cases, pic­ Big Four Council of Foreign Min- I 1941 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN—5 Cyl. Dhr. Heater. the‘three ainnere were: “Tancan- tempted capture ef the country by Efirector Gene Enrico. W. King o f New Haven ia the new- for two-year-olds in the Empire So Tel. 8854 eubvendve means—without resort tha American .government to con­ Public Kecords Births Sxinday: Ttvlns, a bov and kets'are leaving when ordered, isters by November 30 to discuss A if rev car in top condilinn. Ray Dwyar's booeen Beggar” owned by Dr pm ident of the CMnnacUcut Ski City-at-Jamaica meeting, running to any mass destruction weapons. sider the attack In the same light a girl to Mrs. PauJ Moriarty 'of 29 the whole problem of Germany. Flaherty and Fred Ertal o< Roick without resistance. , .MANY. MANY MORE AIIAlnkes And Models Council. He waa chosen successor the mile and one sixteenth vin New Tkoae who hold this view reason: as though tha United States had Birch street.- Limited sympathy atrikea liave Ilraily To AecepI Photo Shop Tennis villa and handled by tha latter. FENDER AND BODY Bund, for Deeds to Laon Pratt of Bristol at the 1:46 4-5. (Trewl 30.737. Handle $2.- Rumia. whose goal la a Soviet been attacked. * Bjrlhs today; A bav bov to Mrs. been ordered by. the Ooniinuniit- French. British and U„ S. dele­ Second. "Calhoun’s Smoky 1 or drop by, we wffl t i ^ ym Chester E. Brunner to Earl Hull, Mexico a ty—Jaroelav Drobny. meeting here yeaterday. Other of* 371,040. 'mrtd directed by Moscow, does Final dedaion in such, a case Harold McCammon of 58 Waddell led-National Federation of Labor gates all Informed the Council, be-1 1016 MaIn 8T. a aettar owned by B. T. Oelboun homo in style and ceR tm property on Oakland terrace? DE CORMIER i Ckecheelovnkla. retained hit Pan of*Augutta. Ga., and bandied by ficers are Douglas Snelta of Nor Lincoln Doe'jis. K. I.— Lawless WORK ‘sij|d want to deetray the United would reat with Congresa, since Chester E. Brunner to Robert street. (CGT). In St. EUenne there was fore Vishinsky spoke, that- they | .Ml.*.' ($6 601 won foe Hope Val-l ypq when yoor ear is fOBiTw ' p w m ^ ntUtary force. It does no treaty can taka away the ex­ would :acccpt the resolution. In The Nfisbiff Arms Store American tennis . Championship BiU ConJ'n Third. “Wampanoag walk, rice president: Mrs. Caroline Heiler, properly on Beacon street. Clinic Schedule a 24-hour general walkout order­ MOTOR SALES V o r t of New Haven, eecretarj- ;ey Purse, clocked at 1:25 3-5 for | SnKmvne .and F la c C i liM- 24 5fapl* Streep" k’9 vast IndustrisI clusive .constitutional authority of Distribution Tuesday—’Tonsil and Adaoidj, ed for the funerq! o f a miner kUl- The six powers— Canada. China. with an easy, straight set victory.; Inspector'' owned and handled by M ANC ril I k R . Telephone 7569 over' ■ Eric Sturgess of 8outh j Al Pllon of Riverside. R. I. Three land Bob Treat of Waterbury seven fiiriongs. Crowd 9.000, Hgn- ' 6M UMtee nteevt ' ManeheBtar I to nee tn Its complex ef Oengresa to declare war. When Undsr terms of a Certlficqte of 11 to 12. ed Friday when pahee occupied Argentina, pyria. Bdgiuaii and | «si c l I ’> o f K> » ■( (-* (Ue $381,126. I a. Thue an. ooen the United States ia attacked,, as ColomWa—stepped into the CARi a TRUCKS Africa, 9-7, 6-2, 6-2. Bob Tadfetfi local eempetitora. m this, elasa traaeuret. Distribution of the estate of Wedneadav: Well Bav at Y XI the Cambefort mine. There were PHONE 8 8 5 4 foMaught would be li by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor, Irving XI. Wickham, property' on C A. 2 to 3:3(1. Tumor at 10:30. no hlrcetcars nor buses this morn­ niite in art effort to mediate it. MAPLE ST. ■ -r ^ ■ hrOan' eonqueet by sub- the preaident can only ask for a Princeton street Is distributed to Thursday—Pre-Natal, 9:45. ing in this city and garbage wa.s soon after the United .«»tate8, Brit-11 declaration o f war. Ml'S. Wickham. Friday—WeU Bay. 2 to 3. 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• ■'v» r.. V MANUHESTFR EVENING HERALD. MAN(*WFi*TER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 194S r.'^- ■' MAMJHESiEK EVEMWU HhKALU. MANt HESTBH. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1948 p a g e TWELVt It la folly for lio to deceive bur- A beauUfuI glrUhas to t e smart Any dictatorial satrap any­ '■'rtio Soviet people do not threat­ I Help Wanted— I’emalc ' S8 Fuel and Peed 49-A Mnaieal Inatrumenta 53 Hnunea far Sale 72 House* for Sale 72 TUUNEBVILLE POLKS ..d!< Automobiles For Sale 4 Household Services aelvea that^we are at paaoe, for in ojxler to keep herself beautiful. where In the world can raise the en anyone. Ate* ■So'They Say- -rCandy Joaes, magazine cover cry that he la afraid of. (Jbmmu- — Jacob Malik, Soviet delegate to Uffered 13-A e x t r a Money made now. Sail SO WELL SEASONin) lumber. Rea­ UPRIOh T Plano, 830; .alaq Gen­ SIX-ROOM oil heat automatic hot COVENTRY —4-rooth bungalow, in truth we know there la no glrL ’ . nists in his midst and fie will hit the UN. oxaa GOiristmas carda, earn $26. sonable prlcas, atae 2”x6"xl6’, eral Motor refrigerator with water, fully insulated, aluminum bath. sunpOrch, full baaement peace and naught for which w« • We Have Cars To Fit HAVE y o u a household problem? the American Tresuniry JackpoL ■Co l d W a r No risk. Earn bonus. Oompleta 2”x8”xl4’, ^”x4"xlfl*. I” x8' fraexing unit $176. Call 6846, storm windows. Reduced for. Im­ Huge lo t Tar aroad. $4,500 for fought has come to fruit. Qatsified —Francis Gardiaal BpeUmaa. —Heary A. Wallace.' We need people o f faith u d firt Ever.vone's Pocketbook ■ Let Strick aolve It Expert lino­ line cards, wrappings, stationery. sheathing boarda. Call 3778 after mediate occupancy. Phone 3-9754. quiqk sale. Real bargain. Aiao Jf wa geftbe necessary funds I’m supporting President Tru- leum laying ^ Service of range each fiscal year . . . four years I man for election because he Is a to shake ua free from a deadly Free samples 5 personal imprlnt 6. PRICES SLASHED on musical Interstate Highway tourist site. 1/ burners All kindb of claaning instrumenta,' accessories ^ d BEAUTIFULLY Landscaped six- Colonial home, steam heat bath, from now we wlU have an up-to- We (of Israel) are a small coun­ piano player. Peace, my friends. Is the last­ creeping paralyats which constant­ 194T P LY M O im r C-PR. SEDAN lines from 80 for II. Leader Advertisements and odd Jobs. Phone 2-9087 or 2- SEASONED Hardwood for furn­ music at Johnson's Music Store, room house with garage. Situated center chimney. 7'.<> acrea. Long date minimum Air Force. try, but a big people. We must —James C. Pelrillo. president ing goal of my life. I'd rather ly threatens (us)—a paralyaia In­ - WAS — Completely equipped Ixiw.mlle- •‘prlsC’’ 21, famous floral notes on w 1 I ’ve M*8. ' _____ ace, atova and fireplace. Oril 16 Maple street $-4036. on com er of Parker and Jordt frontage, $8,500. ’Terms. South­ —LL-4}ea. Benjamin W. Ctaldlaw. not te satisfied with Just having American FederaUon o f Mpsl- have permanent peace than be duced by tbe easily acqulraid habit approval. Chilton Greetlnga, 147 o f looking to Bomeoae elae to solve age., ■ _ /■ 8688. streets. First fioor contaifia large ward Agency, Wliii mantle. deputy commaading general. a coimtry of our own. We amst riana. president I work for peaco and FLAT FINISH Holland window ’Essex streeL Dept. *377, Boston. Air hlateriel Conm iud. U. S. prove that we atlU possess the pray for peace. our problems. Lont nnd Found 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN— living room with fireplace, kitch­ Phonea 187 - 516-J. ahades made to .neaaure. Keys h a r d w o o d , well seasoned and Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 en, dining room, bedroom and Air Force. force that once gave the world The hour has come ■when we -President Tnmma. —Terry Wickham, praridanL Hei­ It haa eye appeal. Low rilileage. made while you w iit Marlow'a START YOUR own business. No selected to meet your require­ moral law and social laws. . delberg College tn Ohio. l o s t —LwJy't white gold diamond Investment. Become authorlaed bath: second floor has two bed­ ROCKVILLE -::-Modera 5 rooms should lUck oiit o f schools and wrtBt watch, »entlmental value. ments, for furnace, fireplace or LADY'S Black caracal cloth coat Mr. (John L.) Lewis talked ao —Dr. Chaim Welzauma, prraldent collegea eveiyone who does not Democracy la never secure 1941 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE STORM Sash painted, washed and agent nationally known com­ rooms, One a large master bed­ and bath^ up. A garage business Kcvvard. Phone 6812 after 6 p. m. r-M otor Juat overhauled. Clean stove. Call 7083 Leonard QIgIto, 40-42. Good condition, $5. Man’s room, lavatory. Plenty, of closets down. All heavy equipment to go loud and bellowed ao much, it was o f Israel. believe In the ConaUtuGon, and when aecurity la baaed on secrecy. Christiana must slthar aerva hung. Odd Jobs of all kinds. pany. Seil guaranteed quality Bolton. alpaca pile coat. Good condition, not neccaaary (for th$ JusUct De­ does not pledge allegiance to the When secrecy la identified with ae­ the needs of all God's men tetter car. nylon- hosiery. Low aenaible and atorage space. Large Inclos­ with property. All for $10:000. l o s t —Some time in Auguat: two Phona 8347. size 42, $4. Phone 4288. partment to tap his telephone How do you say it's the hap­ fliig* curity, troubleoome fact or tor­ than the (JommuBlats or else pre­ priceg. steady Income, .repeat SEASONED Hardwood for fira- ed porch. Hot water oil heat cop Tel. Tom Minor, Realtor, Rock- ringa, diamond, aquare netting, 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. iSEDAN— per plumbing throughout, atorm villa 1187J2. wlroal. piest day of your Ufa? —aen. John W. Bricker (R) ,of menting failure la labeled top ae- pare to yield ground to them. orders, good profits. Silver Lady place, furnace and range. Imme­ GIRL'S Aqua teddy bear cost, ' -A tto rn e y GeneraL Clark, reply- ccet and the people are denied' In- —D. Ralph K. Diffandorfer, secre­ old-faahloned pearl. May have Radio and heater. Guaranteed. Huilding— Contracting 14 WindowB and screens. Fully in­ —Bill Veeck, president of the Ohio. I been loat from puree in ahopping Co., Dept. A340, 366 Fifth AVe., diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas­ hat and leggings. Will fit 1-3 year 6-ROOM Cape (Jod. Pine Acres to* charges n wire-tapping Cleveland Indians, after Cleve­ ' formation. tary, division o f foreign mlastona, 1939 DODGE 4-DR SEDAN—Radio sulated. Large lot with plenty of diatrlct or in Andover. Phone New York. tonbury 3-2938. old. Teal blue fitted coat with section. Fireplare oil hot water by Mr. Lewis. land won the pennanL The high cost o f eggs la not the —Methodist Biahop G. Brooaley Methodist Church. and heater. Nice economical -car. CAHPENTEK Work ol ell kinds. shade trees. Immediate occupan­ WlllimanUc 8369-W3.______Roofs, sidir.ga, additions an:- al- eastern mink collar, aize 10-12. heat Venetian blinds, garage. result of the hen laying for the Oxnam of Now xorlu HOUSEWIVES — Responalble Phone 2-1882. cy. CkUl 4063 for appointment 1 don't like to do sexy roles, but High prices are not only a wor­ dealer; it's the dealer laying for Nothing Btanda today between teraUona. Alao aew construction. woman to take fi|ll charge of Household Goods 51 Many extra features. Priced rea­ LOST—Thureday. huge part An­ Open Mon. and Thura. Nighta FOR SALE—New five-room house I know I’m good In them. ry to our people, but are a threat the public. America la not a melting pot at Europe and oompleta subjugation Steffert. Phone *.0253. local dress agenc>. Tou can show sonable. Elva Tyler, Agent 2- all, it is a symphony. The precious gora grev cat. Named Pudgy. with all modem improvements, 4469. Rita Ooltqn, New York televi­ to our economy. We musL how­ —Comedian Garry Moore. to (Jommunist tyranny but the our line in yobr community on a BRAND NEW FURNTTURB PAIR OF lady’s riding hoots. Size groups that have come to these Stra3’ed from Lakewood Circle. BRO.WN-BEAUPRE. Inc. GENERAL CARPENTRY nnd Re­ located on a large lot near achool. sion actress.^ ever, be realistic enough to realize atomic bomb in America poaaes- part time oasis Writs, Mrs. Lola TO BE SACRIFICED 7. can 7276. that we cannot raise the profits Families need safety valve peo­ shorea must not disappear into an aion. Finder call 6391. Reward. i 30 Bi.s.sel1 St. Phono 7191 pair Work by Experts. Also spe- ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED stores and bua line. For price and MORSE Road—Owner moving and clallbe In overhead swing-up S. Berry, Mgr.. 627 Center street, anxious to sell fast. Four rooms I would rather^e one family and the wages and the price of ple. At least one member of the ! assimilative cauldron, they ipuat —Winston Churchill Rag doll that year old terma see George L. Fish at 22 LOST- a doors. Call 2-4286. Manchester, Conn, SILVER Raccoon coat, size 13-14 with vestibule, fireplace, oil hot cry than to see a'Ja’hole street materials and still expect the price family . . . should be good at re­ ! retain their uniqueness which ha* child treaaiirea. Also a white mit­ 1946 PLYMOUTH deluxe sedan. We have been asked by a young Brookfield street, Manchester, man to advertise and ^ 1 for his Telephone 3562. water heat, large lot (200 feet weeping. of the finished product t6 remain lieving others o f Ufelr troubles. '.come out of their special heritage. If anything is a .threat to peace ten, In vicinity of East Center Excellent condition. Good tires.' WOMvCn f o r housework In small Conn. Tel. 6394, , VANCOUR CONSTRUCTION CO. account a complete 3-room outfit, deep), plenty o f shade trees. U^- —MaJ.-Gen. Cbiang Ching-kuo, low, - D r . L. E. Woodward, field con­ I —Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, preal- —short o f cannon going o ff—this V i / ' and Main street. Call 2-269.3. Tel. 2-9532. —Custom Built Homes. All types family. Full oi part time, phone GIRL'S Blue snow suit with de­ commenting oh the execution.of a — Sen. Raymond E. Baldwin (R) sultant, National Committee tor dent o f the naw Braadais Vnlvarsi- (Berlin crisis) Is IL selected and partly paid, bedroom, tachable hood: ton SporOclgh WEST STAFFORri. One S-famUy, atalra la unfinished but haa dor­ of exacting alteration work, addi­ 3670. living room and kitchen for the entirely vacant Ane 3-famlly, 1 rich Shanghai black-marketeer. of Connecticut. Mental Health.- ' ty. —Secretary of State M ar^U. tions, and roofing. Real value co a t size 12-14. $10 each. CaU mers. Immediate occupancy. Gen­ Announcements WANTED—Woman to do office rent vacant by Nov. 10. A good erous mortgage. T, ’ J.* Crockett, 1929 MODEL A pickup, $95. Phone at a reasonable cosL Time pay­ REMAININO BALANCE 8109. « MICKEY FINN Wanted— Truth! LANK LEUNARO '/ 2-4394. ments arranged; 10% down, bal­ cleaning work at Herald. Satur­ —$258.50— . business opportunity. Prided low. broker. Phone 6416. h i l l - - . _ ■ -rf- ._ ----- rK I TClBC— CEDAR Ranch. Ready to day afternoons. Apply at Herald. Just continue the payments o f Tel. Tom Minor, Realtof, Rock- take reaervatlona for .hay rides ance monthly. Phone 4836. WHAT snoudEAN; V t ( 1937 CHEVROLET-pickup truck. $4.00 weekly Wanted—To Bay 58 vUle 1187J2. YOU U Q Ei? on rubber-tned wagon. Also Asking $400. 38 Birch street. WOMAN Wanted part time, 9 to Sahorban for Sal* 75 saddle' horaea ano bugjgiea for Phone 2-1428. Florists— Nurseries 15 2 days. Apply The Soda Shop, 187 Ask for Costas furniture at CALL 08TRIN3KY 5879 for fur­ 6 ROOMS full of comfort. Living B « P I 6 you THINK I rant. AI Bogli. 24 Bush Hill road. North Main streeL ALBERT'S FURNTTURB CO, nace removal, rags, scrap metals room, dining room, sunny kitch­ COVENTRY—4 rooms, bath, .sun- INABAO' WAS IN ON I T . Phone 8900. 1940 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, 43 AUyn S t. Hartford Top prices. en. Three bedrooms. oU heat, porch, full basement insulated, JAM/ TOO.OONTTA? complete with radio, heater and chrysanthemums $1 a bou­ Open Thursday evenipgs 'til 9 P. M. glassea in porch, two-car garage, fireplace, handy to atorea and Help Wanted—Male S6 defroster. Good condition. Call quet. 40 Kensington street. SEWING Machines, new and used extra lot. Convenient to bus. bus. large water front lot, im­ H 5M SIK N P enm nsls 2-1857.-, portables and consoles tor agio. Rooms Without Board 59 Madeline Smith, Reailtor. 3-1642 e:> OVER $2 an hour! Sell ngme mediate occupancy, $4,950. Welles, nCKEPUP We ovcrbaul, electrify all makes. or 4679. Agency, Ooventryi TeL Williman-' FOR REPRESENTATIVE to The Roofing—Siding 15 plates for houses. Write National COMFORTABLE Room in quiet BVTIK Very clean ABC Appliance, 21 Maple street tic 618J2 or 1701W4. Ocnaral Assembly, vote for John 1938 DODGE sedan, Engravers, 212 Summer, Boston, 2-1575...... home, central location. Gentle­ FOUR ROOM Cape Cod. Newly WUCB D. LaBelle, a veteran who will car. Call 6759. ROOFING and aiding our special­ Mass. men. preferred. Phone 8439. painted. Large lot. Nice location. ty. New cetlinge and carpentry. NORTH Ckiventry, 6-room house, ON Sght for additional state aid for N f!^ SPEED Queen washing ma­ Price $7,600. Approximately 4l.- Highest quality materials. Work­ MAKE $20 a day! Sell brass name 17 SPRUCE Street Centrally lo­ hen coop, good well, 30 or 40 SUSPICION schools. 1941 BUICK special sedan, radio chine. All makes dependably re­ 700 cash. Owner 2-4469. young apple trees. 5 acres of OP HAVING manship guaranteed. A A. Dion, plates for front doors. Write Hub- paired. Used washers for aala. cated. Comfortable room for one TWO GIRLS desir«> ride from Sea­ and heater. Telephone 7065. Inc. Phone 4860. stamp, 355-A Congress, Boston, or two gentlement or business land. No . luiprovementa. Elec* •ROKENSfiV ABC Appliance, 21 Maple street 6-ROOM Cape Cod, attached ga­ triclty available. On oiled ros'd. man Circle to Main street morn­ Mass. couple, twin beds. Semi-private rage with breezeway. Recreation ANAimOUSE 1946 PONTIAC aedan, $1,746. ROOFING — Speclallxlng In re­ Tel. ^-1575. ______Price only $4,200. Charles Oder- ings. 8:45. Call 2-9831 after 6:30. home. All conveniences. Garage room. Oil hot water heat. Excel wnHNispy? Bnmner's, Car Wholesalers, East pairing roofs of all kinda, also WANTED—Couple of young men mann. Phone 4928. DUO-THERM Olf Gravity' and available. Ample parking. Refer­ lent location. Price $12,800. E3va /a-M r OlRL Desires ride, vicinity Hart­ Center street. TeL 5191. new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ for power press. Apply Tober Mr.VaviZi S-Bl'rtW, tme. Blower Fumacef. Mueller Pipe ences. Phone 2-2494. Tyler, Agent, Manchester 2-4489. ford road and Fairfield to Rent- neys cleaned and repaired. No Baseball Mfg. Co., Inc., Elm and Pipeless. All aizea iii stock. M achler Airport, arriving 8:00. Job too email or laiga. Good street, Manchester. . FURNISHED Room for rent. In­ Wanted— Real Bstal* 77 Auto Accessories—Tire* 6 Devino Company, Waterbury BLUEFIELD Section. Immaculate FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PRISCIIJ.A’S POP BY AI. VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Good Advice Though BY EDGAR MARTIN leaving 4:45. Cali 7873 after 5:30 work, fair price. Free estlmatee 8-5038. ’ quire 88 East Center street. pre-war (Jape C oi o f flue rooms. p. m. . , , ______CaiU Howley, Manchester 5361. Phone 8547. TO BUY or sell real aatkta con­ B0aT« ,\ twvn V4A* ao o« 7wu4 ceovo 7HV HIM’* OmVf.VWAM StH* vu*.oLMt'.:u; 2-1 SNOW Cap tires. Recapptng Complete in every detail. Beauti 70 aa. A 6T(-70«a7W(.W CK- and vulcanizing, one day service. Situations Wanted— USED Crosley refyigerator, $06. fully landscaped. Immediate oc­ tact Madeltnr Smith, Realtor, 9A«W OWR At aaoM UP w o w Mou'vw \% - N o u a Guaranteed. Brunner’s. 358 Beat ROOM For Rent. Working couple, 7)Vt HiOtWiaa \»4 7Wfe VUb WWW 7V.X BODD6* Truck tire service, guaranteed Female . 38 cupancy.. T. J. (Jrockett, Broker. "Peraonallsed Real B ^ t n Sarv- 70 VCU.9 HOWWqiOMM. Automi>t>iie» lot Sale 4 kitchen privileges if desired. 4W\6HBORWOOO cAvwva car. Q u w a a o y ou R M yoRTOMORROVO workmanship. New Kelly Spring- Heating— Plumbing 17 Center street. Phona 5191. lea." Room 26, Rubtnow BuUd- COOK. Downstairs work. Adults Phone 2-0520. Phone 64|6. -\oom T,------MOUTiK field and Richland tires. Man­ Ing. 3-1642 - 4679. r o t o 41947 dump truck. 3 yard SAVE FUEL! Have your heating only. Best references. Write Box FLUOR probleiu aolvad *ith ■— y — chester Tire and Recapping, 295 HEATED Room, suitable for 1 or SIX-R(X)M house on quiet resl tvium ------VC body. Flah-plated, two speed axle. equipment put in good working N. Herald. 'Inoleum. aspi>a1* tile counter HAVING REAL BaUta prooiama? 835 X $0 12-ply Ures. Any reason­ Broad street. Phone 2-4224. order for economical and efficient 2 gentlemen, on bus, line. Tel. dential street with all modem Im *■ ''' » Expert wCrknanahlp, free astl- provementa. Hot water heat with (hty and farm property bought able offer takea -It. Must selL performance by Edward Johnson, MIDDLE-AGED woman wants mates. Open'evenings. Jane.' 7865. and told by 'm lU^ ft'T . McCann. Motors (completelv rebuilt) Ford Plumbing and Heating Contrac­ oil. Garage and fireplace. For Phone $-1674. light house . work for elderly Furalture. Oak stieeL Phone ROOM, for woman, with kitclieji price and terms call George L. Realtor Phona ManiJieatar T7M. 1928-'42: Chevrolet 1931-'42: Ply­ tor. Phone 6979, woman or^ gentleman. Country mouth 1933-'42: Dodge 1933-'42; 3-1041 prlvilegea, on Main atreet bua Fish. 22 Brookfield street, Man 194* CHEVROLET 3-4 ton pickup. preferred. Tel. 3670. Your Real Batata ProblSma $795. Brunner's. Car Wholesalera, Chrysler 1937-'42; De Soto 1937- GIVE YOUK plumbing and heat­ W E'BUY and sell good used line: Phone 3193. Chester. Tel. 6394. Art Ours ■ U t Center street. Tel. 5191.' '42. Completely rebuilL not Juet ing ‘The New Look." Change old MIDDLE-AGED lady, sitter, avail­ furutture. combination ranges, Wa Buy and Ball for (Jasb overhauled. Every motor te guar­ water pipes to copper tublng> ROOM FOR gentleman In private 6-ROOM single, excellent condl able days or evenings. Plldne grii retigea and beaters Jones' tlon. Large lo t Price $9,400. Also Arralhga Mortgagas anteed like a new motor. Imme­ Clogged drain, machine cleaned. Furniture Store. 86 Oak. $*hone home. Separate entrance. Holly­ Before vou eell call ua. -- 1987 FORD PHAETON . 5233. wood section. Phone 7897. 4-room & p e Cod, plus' flnlahef diate. liberal old motor allow­ Carl J Nygren. Phone 6497. 2-104L • \ No Ubllgatlon ance. Montgomery Ward, 822 play-room. Fully Insulated, 4-il BRAE>BURN REALTY (X>- PLEASANT Room for gentlemen. w’ceks’ occupancy. Price $7,800. Main street Doga—^ Birds—Pets 41 BLUE AND Ivory thfee-pleca 118 YBbm (Jenter Strset A real sporty car for the RuuHng— Repairing 17-A In quiet home. Next to bath, con­ Elva Tyler, Agent Manchester plastic den set. $150. Also Flor­ Realtbre Phone *37$ W *$39 a l l e y OOP GREAT DANE pups. Selling out tinuous hot water.' Phone 2-9696. 2-4469. That Peat Again BY V. T. HAMI4II young blood. Car in very good ROOFING and Repairing of all ence combination 4 and 4, $176. CHARLIE Business lUrvtees Offered 18 entire stock at cost prices. Easy Both used very little. Phone 3- WE WILL haiHfie your regl e*Ut« [HE'S HAVING A 2 - X kinds. Chimney work, gutter terms. Black mask, fawns, (JOUNTRY Cl lb Section. 4-room and insurance pferiema proBBpt- NOW THWCOOLA. condition. Many extras. Re­ 9204. J ' Business Ijtmtions for Ga m e t o n ig h t . TH* din. FURNACES Tailored to fit our work. Ebepert repairs. .Honest blondes, blues, brlndles, blacks. All home plus ‘ heated sun porch »y. (’All Suburban Nftaalty Oo.. workmanship. Satisfaction guar­ Rent 64 MIND Auay ca r has home. Van Caaip Bros. Phone pedigreed. Cavanaugh’s Dane WINDOW Shades and Venetian Extra lot garasS. Price $9,500 Realtors. 49 PerklnSHtwH Tal. TAWaN WOtL conditioned and guaranteed. anteed. Call Coughlin, Manches­ 2 weeks’ bccupancy. Elva Tyler, GO O V E R ? ^ 5244. Farm at Vernon. Phone Rock­ blinds, custom made, direct from FOB RENT—Building, 50 x 30 ft 8316. dCANTSPaO ter 7707. factory.' All kinds at factory Agent. Manchester 2-4469. LONA, 16 OLANDER'S Machine Shop does ville 1992J3. Centrally located. Two floors and OHOWINO CHIMNEYS RebuilL repaired and prices. Used shades and blinds baisement. Apply Marlow’s, 867 ' ! INTIICEST BALCH-RONTIAC, Inc. lathe work, drill press work, SELLING OllT, Cocker kennel. A repaired. (Jail o*- write, A.B.C. CHARMING 5-ROOM grtndmg, welding, braring, cut­ eJeaned. Bird and Johns-Man- Main StreeL t 155 Center Street vUle roofing'li our .specialty. La few good breeding bitches, also ShaSe and Blind Co., 80 Harrison s in g l e : AUTO GLASS OUK.HSKO ting, general repairs on anything. puppies for sale, ^gistered. A.K. street Hartford, Conn. Tel. Phone 2-4646 Rose Bros Oo. I’hona 2-0768. InsUllfd ' fl 'll . . — A] I6 BEOOM'Nd Pickup and delivery. 6 8 .Mill S t C. Call -after 5. 2-4317. Houses for Kent 65 Immediate oixupanejr! W.»5*. '' . Il|^^< tv mMITKTSP. Open evenings, all day Saturday. 6-4674. lect neigh^rhood. 7 rooRi sin­ Prompt Servic* ll • 7 * ^ ' 1940 iPONTIAC sedan, 1989 Dodge Phone 5717. Moving—T rucking— COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. SAND Your own. floors. Sander MOTHER and son willing to share gle. Manchester Green section. ■gdau, 1988 Plymouth aedan Farm Pupplesi $5.00 each: Cross and edger, foi rant. Save money. home with respectable young CALL 3322 SAWS, Axes, Knives, shears, hair Storage 20 ^ngle home, $9,500. Imme­ T tO-i-f BagUca, radloa. Priced right. Breed Pupplea. .Dogs boarded. Can Mohtgbmery Ward. Phone couple. Phone 6897. clippers, lawn mowers sharpened. "Lucky for you— now you can take your mind off your U b a ^ tradsk. Written guaran RUBBISH And ashes removed. Zlmmermkn'a Kennels, Lake 6t. 5161'. ■ diate occupancy, t a < Cola Motors. 4164. Keys made. Capitol Grinding Co., Phone 6287. Whit^ Glass Co. ' fallinK hair!” 88 Main street. Phone 7958. Light tnicking. H. Jones. Phdne Wanted to Kent 6^ “ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 2-1362. ONE (Jomblnatlon gas and oil 24 Birch St. Mapch**t*r lOn^ra^MOtrra s e d a n . Good stove. Quality make of stove. $50. REALTOR BY GALBRAITH condition. Bast offer takes 1L 28 FUHNACES Tailored to fit our WANTED — T w » or three room 875 Main Street Open Dally 8 A. M. To 8 P. M. c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER Artirivfi for Sale 45 Florence burner complete, 2 oil FRECKLES ANO HIS FRIENDS Dour Dolls BY MERRILL C ^l.n SSE B Packard atreat 7$14 after 5 p. m home. Van (lamp Bros Phone drums, 55- gal. capacity with apartment. Bustcess couple, no Ihcludtng 8ntar*ay 6244. MOVING Van for hire. Ught A-l BLACK Loam, 4 yd load. 818. children. Phone 8358. Elite Tel. 5440 Or 5938 faucets: one 80-gal. galvanized Plenty Of Paiitiiiig l a i M A Ttou )«»tow. WNATTA 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe. 18 trucking. Phone 2-4084. Wall stone. 4 yd load. 816 Ready Studio. Selling Manchester Real ' 0 mllea,. 1948 Pontiac sedan. 49 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. storage tank and 1 Rex heater, On Premific* \ ] UkSD.TVnS YOU THINK ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed. made sidewalk and terrace gas; washing machlna, $35. 25 ^ sta te Since 1921” May ANNOY I'M miles.. 1948 OldsmobUe aedan, F. M. Broderick, Rublnow Bldg. blocks, made ol Bolton flagstone EMPLOYED Middle-Aged Couple, 7I4". four-burner Norge and 6 cu. ft. All repainted. (JENTER STREET — Six-room Skilled and Seml-aktltcd as G o ^ condition, new rubber Man facturing Oo.„ 485 Middle Turn- rubbish Phone i-1275 or 8‘J98, electric stove. Phone .2-0175. single with fireplace and oil heat. Chester Refrigeration 5761. plk< Bast Call 486.% Kusineis Property for Sale 70 Recraatlon room In basement. 30- 1 RADIAL DRILL PRESS 38-40 WINCHESTER rifle. $35 day occupancy. T. J. Oockett 1989 PODGE sedan. Radio and Fainting— t’apenng 21 Phone 2-1145, or call at 33 Stone OPERATORS LINOLEUM—Asphalt Ule, wail MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE— Grocery and ^ meat Broker. 5416. Kaater, good condition. Asking atreet. store. (3o6d lease. Excellent loca­ price $625. Phone 2-9174 after 6 covering. Done by reliable, well INTERIOR and exterior painting, Mn,LlNU MACHINE RED RYDER Juat Like An Elevator BY FRED HARMAN trained men. All jobs guaranteed. tion. Fully equipped and stocked. p. m. paperhanging, 'f ree estlmatea. WHAT BETTER gift could you REFRIGERATION CO. OPERATORS Hall Linoleum Co.. 32 )ak street Wallpaper sold. Raymond Fiske. give your children than ‘The Just right for family business. PBSTE'yDSG Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. Phone 2-9237. _ Book of Knowledge." F or' an in­ STOCK PLACE Tel. Tom Minor, Realtor. Rock­ TURRET LATHE ’ TbSJBW Tp 1946 CHEVROLET FOUR terview call Manchester 8076. ville 1187J2. FORSALE OPERATORS kCEHkN'.CN'5 KAIMO need'dxingT HaVe It ra- INTEKIUK and exterloi palntmg, Phone 57,61 Anj'time • • «. DENVANSID DOOR SEDAN palred by azperta Pick-up aarV' paperhanging, ceiling reflntsh- ARGO-FLEX with Mendelsohn OR EXCHANGE DRn.L PRESS OPERATORS SURAEMiOER. Ice. guaranteed work. Sets checkr e>< Men Insured and property speed gun; portra lena, 6 filters, I arms and Ijaiid for Sal* 71 m s G c s , V ed In the home Oar radios ENUINE LATHE IWO14CRU9 . Low. mileage, new tires. A damage. Expert work. Edward R. adapter for-35 m.m. film, etc. New 6-room modern OPERATORS./ specialty. Manchester Radio ROYAL Vacuum cleaner, tn ex­ IVEST WILLJNGTON—Farm of 3Wf Y»'EhP0A Price. Phone 2-1003. Phone 3760. OVEA. ACE'S fully equipped black car in Servica. 78 Birch street Phone cellent condition. Call 2-0885. 140 acres, approximately 30 house. Large lot shade INTERNAL URINPEBS 3-U840 CHARBONNEAU, Painting and acrea cleared, with a residence of trees. HEkO PROW excellent condition. See Batch ' THE ^ decorating, interior and exterior, A -l Lo a m for sale, $2 a yard. 13 rooms. Built 1763:'Thla la an EXTERNAL GRINDERS for bargninv. ’ CARPENTER work of all kinds WHITE Enamel gas range, Like Ideal buy for a person willing to Call paperhanging. Floors sanded and T. D. COlla. 2-9219. BENCH MECHANICS i ■ * . Attic rooms finished off, ceilings, reflniehed. Tel. 2-9575 or If no new. Call 4341 after 4:30. spend money to restore and re­ alterations and repalra. Charles answer call 2-2805. DEVELOPING equipment En­ build a property whose Intrinsic William Kanehl SHEET METAL MECHANICS BALCH-PONTIAC 'Davis. Phone 2-0294. larger. print drier and utenalls. TWO USED furnaces, In , good value 1a aelf-e'rident and to en­ hot air, one ateam.^ Phone 7773 X 155 Center Street PAINTING and Paperhanging. Alao 5x7 studio camera. Call 2- condition. One joy himself In the bargain. Price RESISTANCE WELDERS KAi'IU — Electrical Appliance Free estimates. Prompt service. 0375 between 7 and 9 p. m. Wiil aeh reasonable. Alao a pick­ Is $12,000. T. J. (Jrockett broker. Phone 2-4545 Service, repalra picked up and Reasonable prices. Phone 7630. up trailer. Call at 101 (Jheatnut Phone 5416. delivered promptly. 30 years' D. E. Frechette. FOR SALE—Winchester 33-40, atreet. : tSWMS. SN. T. M. sse. •. a MT. Excellent working conditlaaa ssmtsMi 1941 CADILLAC sedan. $1,395 experience. John Maloney. Phone Lever action. Perfect condition. VIC Bring The Bow and . Arrow* BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY AND RAIJ*H LANS INSIDE AND Outside painting, MILTON Plano for sale. Beautiful, Good pay. Come In. fnr a friend­ /»-m 5 Brunner's. Car Wholesalers, East i XM6 1 Walnut street (Jail 5643. Houses fdr Sale" 72 paperhanging. Floors sanded and tone. Finish like new. Uvlng ly Interview‘with one of ont mil- "Oh, Mom and Dad art juat havina ona of their regular ■'Tvi“5QU4N0tBio A Center street. Tel. 5191. DELONG’S Refrigeration service RETIRING Articles fo r sale. room furniture. Grand kitchen DUPLEX 6 and 6. Landscaped. 2-1 ployment counoekira. Honrs: 9004 (M MXliliaY. AND reflnlshed. General carpenter quarrelRi—nothing. UnpTeaaant!” “ Can ha giva ma a tickat for parking in a stolen car?” 1936 WILLYS sedan. Good condi­ Repairs ipn all makes.' commer work. Furalture repaired and re- Che\Tol»t pickup %-ton truck; gas stove. O H 2-4402. car garage. May be purchased by WANTED 8HM A. M. to 4S45 P. M.—M"«* npT# TOLD TOO AftOOT AW . “ MV97TO? ------tion, good tires, heater, $175. cial' and domestic. 24 hour ’serv finished. Gilbert Flckett. Phone Good buy, $300. Uaed', Richmond 2 people. Madeline Smith, ReM* daya thropgh Pridnya. OtSee Is k e. Tat Manchester 2-1797. 4308. steam boiler, coal. Sp-gal hot TWO-BURNER Florence cook tor. 2-1642 or 4679. One or two truck located on Willow Street— Jost OUT OUR WAY KY J. It. WILLIAMS OUR HOARtHNG HfittSE with MAJOR HfNHM.E V anvthm* u s e ? w a W lank with heater and a ll. stove.------. 30-gallon „ water, . . tank with ,, oft Main Street—East Hartford. 1942 FORD '■ cl”b coupe, seat ANTKJUBS Keflntahed:^ Repairing flxtiirok; $i()d tftii afr 13* “^asriK tiftirt;-tw ^8*»^^^ EOrUR R(30MS;°1fj '-fine "ed*4(HtTdlt. ^riveriil' Steady MA.* tOOK (Xrr OF TH' He iSNfT MAK­ IHAih .'CAiO'T u m I how aojut a m a g n e t - covers, radio, heater, defrostera, done On any furalture. Ttemann Repairing . ; 23 complete windows, 6 over 6 with drums, grinding xtone, pot type Space for two additional. Fire­ WINDOW, QUICK.' (T’S TM* ING AMV MORG 'VOUHeARTMe, ' IZED chair on COLUERS THAT $1,050. (Jan be seen at 44 Grla- 189 South Main street Phone Tailonng— OyeUig— casings and inside trim* new. oil atove. Phone 7198, place, oU heat combination work for right MOST BEAUTIFUL ONE- MOIEe LATBLV “ \FETV HALVES j WOULD FOLLOW A P eiasoai 5643. acreena and atom, windows. Con­ HANDED KETCH I EVER 1WAM A UGHT ..OPPlHG OFF AROUNDTHe HOUSE ? - I ‘nald atreet or call 2-0484. Telephone 2-2647. REPAIR and . motorize zewing man. SAW.' MXJ'VE GOT TIM E- FALLOF . PSHA^N.^ABIT OIL SlCVES cleaned. Installed venient to bus, $9,700. Madeline Prott and ,SE1VleEMH)& 1936 (JHEVROUCT 2-door coach, machines. Also clean and repair FOR SALE — Royal portable SIX PIECE walnut bedroom set. Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 • 4679. BA'S MOLDIN’ TK PD$B.' DANOQOFiP.'— , E A R S ?— HV6 IMPRACTICAL, X good condition. Best offer, takes Washing machines, vacuums re motors. Frank X. Dion, 2 Ridge­ typewriters. ' Uaed typewriters $30. O il 2-1839. HAG He CUN paired, lawn mowers, hand and , TflViHftl&IMteK. it.I^ on e 8513. wood street. Phone 7779. •old' or rented. Repaira on all MANiJHESTER GREEN— Three Whitney Aircraft OUT OF vS power, <- aharpenjMt. repaired, L0FAk)iM)iacmo(0, makes. New and used adding large single homoa, ona o f seven Phone 5125 ADTECTIveS^ saws filed. ,Frienmy Ftxit Shop. FOUR-POSTER walnut bed. Rea- East Hartford 8. Oaneetteat eoTTusciio . 1939 OLDSMOBILE sedan, radio machinea Marlow'a. 867 Main rooms, two of nine. Each haa and(Id I heater. Price $650. Phone Phone 4777. Private Instrurtiona 28 aonabla. Phone 2-1491, . VHHdeLS WONTT a t w l two-car garage, ameaite drive. HO/Af Minimum of $5,000 caah required ALL APPLIANCES serviced and AUTO DRIVING, dual control n o t h i n g CTeana upholstery and to purchase any of these houses. repaired, burners, refrigerators, AAA certified instructor. Bal­ rugs so well, ao' quickly, ao safe­ 1946 CHEVROLET H-ton pickup, Bottled Ga»— 45 A All In .gpcellent condition. T. J. $8JU). Brunner's, Gar Wholeaal- ranges, washers, etc. nil work lard's Driving school. (Jail 2-2245. ly and for so HttlC aa Mystic WASH lUKBS Penny la Down BY LESLIE TURNKB (Jrockett. broker. Phona 5416. 'kris. Eiast Center atreet Tel. 5191 guaranteed. Metro Service Oo MOBILE Flame Seeony-Vacuum Foam. J. W. Hale Corp., House­ Owner Leaving Town , • q You'ua OQUCLCHID Maa.|j«vt m / ir j u p o b * Tel ManchaaUr 3-0883 bottled gas. FuU llne oif approved wares Department Phone 4123. Musical— Dramatic 29 Ooeapancy on oompletloa of a* 1e —Henry StreeL S roon* an|5e sucMFURwv— iTMouaMTyoirp/ you oppT w r i S T FORD sedan. $250. very appliances. See ua.* Manchester STONtHINOe Wim MMIll •OCk.tMrTMl ' ciaaai l940 DeSoto sedan. $695; RANGE Burners and pot burnera Incloding den. Insoliatcd, fireplace, tile hath, heated garage, PIANO TUNING, repaira. recon­ Pipe and Supply. 1940 Plymouth, $695; 1940 Ppn- Cleaned, repaireo and installed Machinery and Tnol* 52 ■ team heaL new oil baracr. Large level lot. Near sehoal aad Ima Ugs, $778. Brunner's, Car Whole- Permit and guaranteed.. Joseph ditioning. etc. John (Jbekerham. WANTED line. Priced reduced to S18JEM. Can be seen by appolntnaeat. In­ 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. RURAL gas sales and servica. Im­ J U ^ . E g s t (Jenter atrM t Open Senna. Phone. 2-C147. mediate installation. Mancheatar GARDEN Traetofa, Beaver four- ch in g Soadaya. Excloaive. ^?$lui^ay UU :0. and surrounding townx Capitol wheel riding. Gravely. Bready, Experienced Sewing Planet Jr., with snoW plows, HouaefioM 8em‘>.-,-- '.S'- ■ n ViioNOAT, ck jiom 's^ lia / [m im I AGE FOURTEEN A «#q(t DaOr Nat r.. V..,.,.' IKanrbfatrr Ewftttofl ^rrald Vbrlha Month at- I f t t .. . -h .: . - Mary Bushnell Cheney Aiptlllary Boy Scouts of Washington P, T. 9 ^ 7 4 and Ward Cheney Camp, No. 13. A., Troop 112, Invite all children PRESCRIPTIONS About Town United Spanish War Veterans, will from 12-15 years of age to a cos­ ^$t. Roncii of A jtiti Cliurcll vscs-.z0 r. hold a Joint Installation of their tume Hallowe'en party to be held CALLEDFOR i a » f t i i>lsealmnce at Mr. Truman spoke from the. side Into Cbicago; Slash in emitting'radio sigaala.. .Economic In Traditionally Re> gate and October president of toe Thl* waa their reaction to Ro»-i*"**' Ruaalaa veto of a corapro- each Wednesday evening at 8:16. the demonstration and urged the o f his train toi South Bend. Ind., Cooperation admlniatratlon loans Council, spoke up sharply to cloee sia'a veto of too Berlin compro­ mlae offered by aix smaller pow­ The church Is on "route 15 Elling­ men to return to their’Job*. home of Notre Dame, famous Big Cities Is Purpose $310,000,000 to Britain . . . Para­ publican Pennsylvania toe debate until Thuraday at mise resolution in the United Na­ er*. ton and Pleasant Valley roads. A fter O’Dwyer's appeal, QulU— Catholic unlvsrsity, to a crowd guay's new government announc­ 10:30 a. m. (4:30 a. m., e.a.t,), aft­ tions Security Council. Dull**, foreign affair* aclvlaor to 36 in. Indian Head haUeoB and eoaUeas - - stood up in standing in the Union station pla- En Route With Dewey To Chi­ es it has suppressed military re­ Philadelphia, Oct. 26— (ff)— The er Mahmoud Bey Fawxl o f Egypt Express Peasimism Gov. Thbmte E. Dewey. Republi­ Mrs. Adele Hoes Lee of Boston, a sound truck and shoutsd to a po- xa. Police Chief Harry T. Everett cago, Oct. 26-KF)— An unofflelaP volt after 20 hours of bitter street unpredictable labor vote may well pressed for immediate Council Anti-Communist spokesmen also can prealdential candidate, aeid who keeps up to the mlnuta on Itoe-estimated crowd o f 8,000 dem­ %aid they numbered from 25,000 to fighting ... Legislative Y u *n action. expressed pessimism tost any fur­ international Oommunlam la work­ Broadway plays, seeing them as ^litlcal popularity contest in four' swing the election in traditionally onstrators: 30,000, Mtbough other estimates adopts amendment to Chinese crim­ The council was called into toe ther attempt* to solve to* block­ ing for a world revolution through they open. Is sure to please the *’Qo back to work!’* of the nation’s biggest cities was inal code bringing C^nase abroad RepubUcan Pennsylvania next emergency session to bear an ade deadlock a^ Paris would have ‘force, coereion and terrorlem.’’ Atlantic 8 9 c yd. ran lower. week. members of the Women’s club and 0*Dwysr told the crowd he un- under way today as Governor within scope o f CUilnese law when Egyptian charge that Israel is any succeas. They urged the Ho linked toe Greek question, Mends who listen to het talk en­ The president has repeatedly FDR bagged the state’s 35 vital deratopd the 7WU workers hod claimed the DP bill admitUng war Thomas E. Dewey trailed Presi­ they are convicted of forgery, pi­ violating a ceaae fir* Order on toe western allies to Step up toeir air which is before toe Oenml Ae- titled "Current ’Theater," tonight walked oqt over retroactive w*a*d electoral votes the past three Range and Fuel Sanforized, permanent finish. Guaranteed fast color. For refugees into the United SUtes dent .Truman into Cbicago. racy or of smoking or *d.eaUng in Negeb front in southern Palestine. lift sUh further to pull toe city •embly, and to* Berlin deadlock, at the South Methodist church. dresses, skirts, blouses, smocks, draperies, bedspreads, .averaging about $800 a mah. B e At stake—from the Republican opium. presidential campaigns but toe Fawai said Egypt had accepted through toe winter. } before the Security Cbuncfl, os tedd them they bad bera patient, discriminates against Jewish and G.O.P. held onto statehouse 6p»' some Catholic displaced persons. viewpoint—is the size of the mar­ Japanese government appears toe Security Council’s week-old Meanwhile, toe Russian-con­ porta of the Russian plan to dom­ slip covers, etc. hut added:, trol. Caned "Great MeMng Pet" gin by which the O. O. P. nonU- wady to push through Diet new cease fire order to toe Negeb, but trolled. press here attempted to inate toe world through Oomaiua- OIL "You can’t aqueesg blood out of nee’s foUowers expect him to win labor laws’ banning both atrtkee Now both Democratic and Re- that fighting there was continu­ Justify toe Soviet action, contend­ Urn’s spread. a atone. You’ve egUM attention to Mr. Truman called South Band publicait qhieftains are claiming one of the “great melting'pota” of the presldeney one week from to­ and ooUectlve barpUnlag for gov­ ing. ing that toe western powers were DuUea aald he was praaenllng a a.’OC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales what you want. This damonstra- day. ernment w orkers.. .Prime Mlnis- toe rich indiietrial empire. An esti­ “ What la toe Security Council “Mocking a Berlin solution.’’ resolution to send to* U. N. Spoe- M anchester tion if not ggttlng you the money America and said “you know being mated 80 per cent o f the AJUSMS L.T.WOODCO. Shop la yoec heme the eesy Oonfldent o f Rural Strength tivr Atlee tells Parliament that going to do about tola continued Ovdrr Wag* lacrcoa* lal Oommlaalon on the su>4 got It until the Public an American is more than where nttish government will not per­ eligible votera will decide toe iraue. Poller” your parents were Ixmi.’’ Confident that Dewey has fighting?" he demanded Impat­ The'Auaaians also took new (UNSCOB) bock to week tor ah- Better Borbers Birvlce commlsBlon haa acted on mit increasing armed forcea to Labor Picture Paramonat iently. SI BbseO SL T«l 44M He said Americans believed "ev­ enough rural and amaller city measures designed to win over other year InveatigaUng the Greek C A aoew ttn ' tL.... drain off ao much manpower that The labor pjeture Is paramount Seenss Indlffereat t* Charges eryone deserves an' even break strength to put him over, these Re­ BerUnOrs. • One o f these waa an clvU war and appealing to Gteoea’a 1101 Main Street *'l therefore appqM to you to re­ Britain’s industrial recovery wUi what with 800.000 CIO and 500,000 Earlier. Faria el Khourl of Syria without regard to race, creed or publicans were intent on cutting order for a general wage tocraoBe northern Beighbor* to cease aM- turn to work and milMce sure these be crippled. AFL member* along with aome told toa council that it seemed In­ Opporitc The High School RUDY YOUNG U m J M t COM color" hut that aome leaders of the down the usual Democratic. ma­ for all workers In the overthrow toe Oieek children New More Indtaa Summer weather 200,000 liM iaiident United Mine different to Arab ohargea of truce Republican Congresa don’t want jorities .turned out hy -CpICago, ter of to* city. *n>e PHIL ALLEN aaancnistiA Comm* Bo|ridq,and a m York City. predicted for moat of nation... W orkers.^^ey rule a big block violations. hade R adi e T ^ g r aome vicUase Wortd war Two toorla*d. iaag* traat.fiv*“ to 80 per “ ‘ by “ For that reason Cook county Yugoslavia demands that U. N. o f the voter raglstration*. Auatih skid that “this is a mat­ cent over the levsl estabHa)i*d In ^ 0*Dwyer, who negotiated the “to get a freah start" The resetutloQ was Bree*gt»d by OPEN Phone 2-1254 Republicans were reported deter­ Security council annul Trieste’s Miner Chieftain John. L. Lewi* ter requiring study before any ac- May, 1848, after the German ca­ Cleaning agreement last May 1, whereby Mr. Truman pointed Out. that participation In E.R.P.. . .Motor toe United fitetes. Brltela. Froae* OP JOHN YOUNG mined to match or exceed the wel­ says President Truman"!* “incom­ tlGreece great Notre Dame football team In Mr. Truman, keeping one day Paul Re\-ere borrowed horse for national leaders also are fighting considering action under Chapter The Btrike began promptly at 9 ried through deaptte the difficul­ to cease ell old at ooc* and eo- action.!* ahead all the way, will close his famous midnight ride—and come the Taft-Hartley law. Seven o f toe U. N. charter. This Skm. ties im post by the Soviet block­ operAte UN8CX1B in a con- 150 Win a new HUDSON SEDAN! Bad T o right Oongreo* campaign Saturday in Independ­ out with aeven alleged horserace Labor plumped ft>r President involves measures for Investiga­ The word* and actiona of a Lex- Speaking half an hour later at ence, Mo., hla home town. ade." tlBuodrt^ulry into too civil war. ^nd number ^ool Inkles.. .John Roosevelt In 1936, 1840 and 1844 tion, economic sanctions' or even Acting Mayor Ferdinand Fried- WINTERIZED TUESDAY SPECIALS IhgtoB avenue bu* drivw typified Elkhart from the rear platform of Win Outline “Friendly" Policies Foster Dulles, foreign affairs ad­ military action. acenea throughout the city. as he rolled up Impressive ma­ enaburg called upon to* people to .''ifoDattnaed oa Fog* Eight) .Dewey has announced that in visor to Gov. Thomas Dewey, says jorities in Penn.sylvania’s heavily Charge* Embargo Violated “face the new trials which toa ,*Tt*a nine o’d oc^ " he announced (OonUnaed on Page Ten) Chicago tonight he will outline he will remain in Paris on election CARS ^*7^ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales to pasBengeri, stopping hi* north­ populate industrial rities. Egypt also charged that Israeli VUhinaky veto has imposed upon- how he proposes to put Into ef­ day. riolated toe Middle East arms em­ us.” / ' To Cho6$e From c yd. bound hua at 79th street "Every­ fect “friendly" policies toward la­ Edgar Johnson, 24, of Thompson, Sees Repuhllcaa Majority . G.O.P. National Chairman Hugh bargo. Gives Bettor loslght y MEDIUM SIZE PKO. 6 body out Thla 1* our way of g A - bor, bualneas and agriculture if he who fatally shot wife, Jane, 23, ting even." D. Scott, Jr., a Philadelphia mem­ "They (the state o f Israel) have Jacob Kaiser, dtalrman or toe These Cars All Have Barkley Hits la elected. The speech will be when he mistook her for a deer, is obtained a considerable quantltv conservative Christian Democrats, He geatured toward a ^ comer broadcast (NBC) and televised released without charges. . . . The ber of the U.S. House o f Represen­ EXTRA GOOD TiRES AO our regular 69e percale prints. drugstore. “Buy some footpads and tatives. predicts Pennsylvania vot­ of arms and equipment," Ahmed said the Russian veto .Dm served Flashes! OXYDOL, IVORY (ABC) at 10 p. m., e. a. t. 840th Postal Unit (Type F) or­ MOST HAVE start walking.’* er* will give the Republican ticket Khashaba Pasha, Egyptian for­ one (rood purposey“ giving toe floral patterns In all color^coniblnatioas. y| Rivals^ Stand His.election is tt^en so much for ganized in New Haven today under eign minister, told toe Council in United Nations MQtrals a better (Xate Holtuia* *1 the (/P, Mitre) RADIOS and HEATERS Stranger* crowded together in granted In his camp that the Re­ affiliation program of Army .... a 400.000 majority. FLAKES Or DUZ 2 25c taxi* hound for the same general Philip Mathews, Democratic a special session. insight into Sovldt diplomacy and pubUcan nominee ie not expected American officials show little In­ disillusioning Xnooe who still be­ destination*. , state chairman, say* “.four years He said the Jewish state built to reply to the bristling atticks clination to take up an offer by lieved someJond o f reasonable un­ *47 PlgnaonUi Spec. * I R A e ABMOUB’S The city’s well-known thorou^- Says RepubUcan Party ago the people of Pennsylvania up Its Air Force and ammunition Boiharle A e ttu o B e y rted DsL 44>oer Sedaa R ^. 69c Fast Color Reg. '79e ABG SimforiEed^ directed his way by the president group of German labor leaders to factories and procured Naval un- derstanding couM be reached with Waaklagtam OcL 28»»'(ff) Th* fare*—Fifth and Madison avenues ‘Asbamed’. of Some Even In its final week, the Q. O. recruit former Luftwaffe pilots rejected Governor Dewey's bid Moscow.'^ for the presidency and this year Stote departmagt reported today 12 Oz. Can for the Berlin air lift .... A.F.L. (Contlnaed oa Page d g M ) Kgrl Hubert Schwennlcke, lead­ that oa oMdal occooat *f the $1795 TREET 45c (Uoattaoed oa Page Eight) Of Its Ex-Presidents (Continued on Pnge Ten) may sponsor formation of national they will do it again.” e r of the rightist Liberal Demo- Conunaalst-M oprlaiag la sooth- '47 Chevrolet A mo 36” Percale Prints Stf^T-Tone labor pollticar meeting at its na-' Proaressive State Chairman J. ,erats, urged toe weatern powers COMSTOCK tional convention In Cincinnati W. Ottt says "toe prople" are era Korea eeeaeed the rcliela ot Philadelphia, O ct 26—(P)— Sen.- now to make their currency toe havlag acted fa aa "unbelevaMy ...A WINTER CRUISE next month, says President Wil­ rallvlne in greater numbers be-1 '47 FordSnpM De- C l A O C ator Alban W. Barkley, Democrat­ sole legal tender for western Ber­ barbarte" owaaer. TThe lasurgaate French Police 3 liam Green. Wild Henry Wallace — but he i Judges Will / hna 4-Doer Se#aa PUMPKIN 2 Jars 25c ic vice presidentia] candidate, sa rs Wallace Urges lin. He said thia would be “ a reportedly aeted ooder the flag ot For Pie Prints the RepubUcan party is “ashamed" United Kingdom and Russia uoesn't predict victory. > hea\’y blow against toe Commu- *48FDrnMNrthSpec. C l ^ O i C TO NAWAII! 49® y^« clash as International High Fre­ The candidates—all save the the Sovtet-boclwd aorthera Kotcoa DeL fl-Pose. Sedaa ^ l t W ' S C( some o f its ex-presidents and niata." gevernmeat. TW offlchit report . Fine quality print* In amart .florarpattorps. Shoot Striker quency Broadcasting conference State Rights standard bearer J. i Visit $eene The Russians, meanwhile. In­ NO. 2 CAN WHOLE8UM ** , * wants.“the-people to forget them." Forget Tride’ soM they slaaghtersd police effl- '41 Bolek Super C l A A i a * , •X Speaking without a prepared begins work . . . Canadian Defense Strpm Thurmond—showed their | ------tensified toeir blockade ring Ceav. Club Coape ^ I V 7 9 Ic yd. . Minister Brooke Claxton says Rus­ regard for Pennsylvania ,a* a prize ; around Berlin. This “ blockade cera by the rew aod killed a large 'toxt at the 14th annual $100-a- Bombar ef leodlag rittsea* la tha '41 Stadeboker Beautifur T^o Policemen Wound­ plate dinner last night, the Ken­ sia's chances o f success in aggres­ worth fighting for. All made ma­ Agree to Defense Re­ within a blockade", is designed to GRAPEFRUIT Says Uoited States and jor speeches in the Keystone town ef SuacboB. Champ. 4-Door Unusual pattern* and coloring* In plaid*, tuckian offered $1,000 to anyone sive war would be reduced by quest U» Visit Apart- /. 0 9 0 Sedan peaaant pattama and florala. s. ed Seriously In Out­ "who can show me any Republican Russia Should End North Atlantic Security Alliance State, Mr. Truman twice. tCoDttaued oa Pag* Bight) $795 Cans Even the vice presidential nom­ tanka Used In Strike Battle '41 DeSoto Deloxe JUICE 3 25c who has praised the Harding, .including Canada nnd 'Ll 8 ...... inenLin Ames Slaying . 563 OTHER PRIZES! 36” Punjab Prints ' . ■ ■ / . break in Coal Fields Arms Race Jockeying (3ook County hospital official ap­ inees—Democrat Alben Barkley, Parts. Oct. S&—i/PhT The gev- 4-Deor Sedan $895 ^ Coolidge or Hoover administra­ —III iiiwi ernnimt naed tanks today In a FRESH , a' peals for aid In finding larger Republican Ear; Warren and Pro­ ’88 Packard IHl, 4- Reg.'*1,29 rad *1.49 - tions in this campaign.” gressive Glen JiTaylor—have Hartford. Oct. 26— (A*)—The de­ brief but blotdy battle with etitk- Paris, O ct 26— (P)— One striker Barkley, who spoke over a local Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 26— (ff) quarters for the parents of litjlei Mother Finds ^ Doer Sedan $595 was killed and two policemen were Pamela Lamphere who is tmder- stumped the hinterlands. fense of Edward W. Krooner, Jr., lag coal ntaera la eoathera '3 L b .P k . radio network (WFIL-ABC), pre­ —Henry Wallace says the United Frooce. .A miner wn* ktllrd. SPINACH 25c wounded seriously tdday In south­ dicted that “when Jan. 3 comes, we going surgery to correct rare Earle Backlog Dewey accused of murdering a Hartford PRICED LOW 59® ern France in a new outbreak of Statea and Ruaaia should forget bladder, malformation. *. . . JCbig G.O.P. adminiatrattons have | Two Kin Dead Four ethera nod, dour ooldlee* were 39” Bates Printed WiU have a Democratic Senate and housewife, opened today in Super- wonaded badly lirhea the treepe With or Without FRESH violence In the nationwide coal their “stiff-necked pride” and end George.opens____r new session of Par- governed Pennsylvania for more Unusual pattern* In both light and dark House and on Jan. 3 Harry S. Tru- oMrefi-to econpy tour wlaee aeor groimd* for dre**es a p m ^ draperiea ,; qta:, Man . WIU he Te-inat>guratfld'presl>» ...... ii»me&]L6Jld..a»|Is.. for. aallopaHwt-., TRADES . The Interior Ministry said gov- tage tlon" of Britain’s steer IndustryT |WT5eir“SSTSerijocratic ****" re|^me o f rvwGo\'. three Judgga.he.arlpg.iheludB'ea hearlnir lh« cMa.uiAuJ..ar.case-vlaH- ~nial~ tho- tedaetrial- tewg *4 -Afear-Ji-" dent—and the new vice president race.'' G«orge H .Y:*rl« Wlto jaew Is bac¥- toe muid^ jfiy a U g n U fT BOO, mile* northwest of MonelRe. Offi­ J" w nment forces pa*«lng-a-striker*’ won’t Titiril ahyllilng.” ...... ’'' North- Haven - prtic«-;Jai« George J|d PlymouttHhDf. Tirfr-.- ~;-r, r ■The Progressive' party ' presi­ dow-ropping crow" into custody. . . ing Dewey. Public Defender Reinhart cial* sold 488 peraoo* fouad bear- road block near Ales were met by Asks Why Dewey Absent Overcome by Gas in Reg. $3 79 • a blast of gunfire and hand gren­ dential candidate, in a nation-wide New Haven Superior court jury Roosevelt's victories were earn- Gideon, who is representing log orme were arrested. . '48 Dodge 4-Door Declaring that Prwldent Trii- NBC Broadcast from the Henry scheduled today to hear cases of 15 cd in the metropolitan, areas with Navy veteran, said he was Hom'e ades, Several policemen were man. Vice Presidential Candidate Bridgeport $795 yd. Vk’ounded, the ministry said. The Snyder High school last night, men charged with attempting to | Philadelphia and Plttaburgh to- pressed'-* by the smalt size o f the College Studrat 51l*olag HEALTH MARKET Earl Warren and Progressive Par­ said the “safety and happineaa'of bribe State Police Lieut. Victor . gether turning in a 200,000 n:a- Northomptoa, Maa*., OcL 2 t— *88 Chevrolet Mas. ^ C O C 58” 100% Wool striker and the two seriouely apartment at 231 Ashley street Bridgeport. Oct.' 26— —Mr*. '■ EaU* waMiabl* printed crepe in gmatt flor*l ty Candidate Henry Wallace all the human race" depended on an Clarke, former commander of '■ ' ------^ where Mrs. Phyllis Ame.s was (Ab—.A Sadth college stndeot today Dei. 4-Door Sedan wounded ^llcemen were struck by had made Philadelphia appearanc­ Dorothy Robillard Lengdba. 24, .. ppttema with bUck, brown green and navy gunfire. agreement between the two pow Bethany barracks. ' (fonlinued oa Page Eight) I fataUv stabbed. waa reported mbalng slace ycater- '48 Bnlek Bpec. 4- Como in today and mntor our es, Baricley asked: and her two-and-a-half-montos- dav oflerooea. College authorltl^ Tuosday Specials , gzvunds. Four Other Strikers Wounded era “ through the agency of tne .Beariag on PrcmedUatlon ^ aon, Daniel Patrick, were Door Sedan $695 Crepe “ Why didn’t Thomas Dewey (O. United Nations." told pi^ilce Ml** Leoore Four other strikers required That fact, he said, had a bearing round dead today In their home. 48 Ford ft-Paaa O. P. presidential choice) coma house ef Boy RMge, hospital attention, for bullet Wallace said there waa "no on whether or not Krooner had 260 Mountain Grove street over­ $745 .WELL TBIMYuBD wounds. h eis?” question of appeasing Russia or premeditated the killing. Md.. foiled to return to 1 ^ 9 8 Rc||. I1.S9 “In aU my recollection,’’ the Sen­ Agreements and .Pacts come by iUumlnatIng gas. tory last eight. They said i ’48 Stndebaker yd. .The government force waa pre­ America when the future o f civill Judge John H. King, after con­ Dr. H. R. Deluca, medical ex­ •65,000 BfNDiX ate minority leader said, “no pres­ xation is at atake. leog search of the email pe* I Champ. 4-Door paring to clear strikers from four sulting with Judges Edward J. aminer. sold the infant's death SMOKED coal mines and a power plant near idential candidate has ever missed •Not for Appeeaement" ed BO trace of the bieara halted $595 wine, navy and roae color* only making a major addreae in Phila­ Dalv and J. Howard RoberU, said woe accidental. He aald toe moth­ saphooiore whe.caaae bock te eel- Alee, about 50 miles northwest of “We are not for the appease­ Depend on Moral Law such a visit would be made. *18 Plymooth 4- 39” Spun delphia. The G. O. P. candidate er had committed suicide. leg* Sooday eveolog after "a hap­ Lb. 45c Marseille. ment of Ruaaia,’’ he said...... The time for the visit 'w as not Door Sedan $395 SHOULDERS went to Kansas City where he THTtxxliea were discovered by py weefc-eod" with her oiether. Raport* reaching government “Neither are we for the present Vatican Citj;. Oct. 26— Pope*tollc Nuncio Fabiua CSilgi,' later fixed Immediately but it was ex- Mrs. Langden's > mother, Mr*. *87 Ford 4-Door WASHER CONTEStl Reg. * 2 .9 8 gave a profound in-the-clpuds lec­ American appeasement of every- Mrs. L D. Shoaheose, aad hrsthsr (SUCE YOUR OWN) REGULAR SLAB headquarters In Paris said the Pius XII said today agreements j . _ ^**^^y*'^*f YS,' J-** ' pe'^ted------to be after the noon------recessEuclid A RobUlard. 1017 Howard la New York aty. $295 strikers fir^ first. ture on good government. Why, If coiTupt dictatorship in the world," eight yea^ra o f ne|rotlzUcnte_for the i 'taken at 1 p. m. avenue, abortly after 8 a. m. tO' any city need* a lecture on good he added. and pacts would be fruitful only.lf ■ ^ of *88 Flymooth Towg $295 Nothing to buy . . . easy to enter. See a demonstration of As the govermn'ent force sp- .. Gideon pur*ued this phase! day wlwn. ahe arrived at to* houae A*k* Caaermag ef Stay Lb. 58” 100% Wool pi-osbhed the pits, a number of government, it’s Republican-dom­ ' He said he referred to the gov- sustained by moral law. the interests and rights of the ^ w. ... BACON inated Philadelphia." o the rase further when he called to vl*it the family in their third Woshlogtoa. Oct. 28.^-{FV~-'ne the Bendiz Automatic Soap Injector and get your Oflidal ' Any Slu Piece -small mines also exploded, a minis­ ! erhmenu “ot Chiang Kai-Shek lU The pope l-xpressed this view In Church.’’ He w m “not discouraged D^putv Chief Thomas J. llickey > floor apartment. ' She said she *47 Chav. Ftoet- C T iL O E Barklev repeated his previous at­ govenwnrot today aeked the U. 8- |c yd. try spokesman said. China, of the. little German king a letter to Msgr^ KeUer. bishop by the many difficulties advanced found her diughter's body in front hna 4-Daor Sedan ^ 1 0 7 9 Entry Blank, full details and easy contest rulee a t. : s' tack on the 80th.Congress which of Hartford to the Stand aa his Ctreult Court o f Appeal* la Chi­ About 100 strikers were cap­ in Greece, o f the blood-stained o f Muenater, on the occasion of the by Interested parties"’ the pontiff o t the stove in toe kitchen and the cago to toacel Ita stay at the eak- GOOD SOUP STOCK Plaids he said “ turned Its back on pro­ Franco in Spain, o f the reviving first witness. It wa* testified by For smart'*|>ort dreaae*. Scaritt, black, navy tured, moat of them bearing in n s, sooth anniversary of the peace of said. baby's body ip a crib In toe bed­ tempt of court order ' "" BIG ALLOWANCE gress In regard to bousing, social Nasis in Germany.” Deputy Chief Hickey that he had brown green. a ministry statement aald: Westphalia. The peace of W eft- He continued: ma'de measurements of toe Ames room. and toe Jet* of toe gaestove AFL. lateruaHoual FOR TOUR CAR IVtaile the police and aoldiers security, minimum wages, aid to Wallace said that American phjtoa ended the Thirty Yeara war, "The reglona of Europe, which, turned on. FRESH BEEF RIB education, high cost o f living and “bankera. and generals" wanted apartment and tost the distance E A S T TERMS were operating between the vill­ which Involved moat of Europe. It after long aerlea. of years in pros­ from toe set tub in the kitchen to In NSDOBM to htf jummoiuk Board attertwya Grssn Stamps , a s of Rorhebelle and Saint Mar­ other p-optes’ issues." the atom vecrat retained In order perity and fitness are laboring ^3'^^ yd., waa a blow to temporal power of the spot In to* living Kiom where PoUc* Lteut WlUlam J. Halptn. Gtreol* oisrA to 4 WHITE AND TENDER tin de ValRagties. **orkera In Ale* “ to keep toe American peppt* in painfully, rely not oa the atrangth Given With Cash Salts to* Qiurch, remade the map of Mrs. Ame* body was found was Oetectiv* Walter Witt. Patrolmen appeal qato the Smart colorful plaid* In aiy color combinations. surrounded the aubprefectnre, the a stats fear anfl to keep from Europe, and reduced the strength o f an Internal war,.but on recipro­ Tregsary Balance ot 15 feet, three Inches. John M*r«na and Tbomos'lCmecao, tioa. Thegr loM • Th.JW HAU«>M gandsrmerie headquarure and the UB to* full benefits atomic energy of to* Holy Roman empire. cal agreements and paOte to obtain Arrived at toe acen*. Federal Dtetrle* HONEYCOMB 'iMlcee Doaslble. II hod been teatiflad earlier la MANCHISTM COMM* post office. Reserve forces drove Washington. Oct 24— — The “ Peace with God U the cause them a less bitter UMtiny.' Dr. Deluca said Mrs. Langdoo them off. an official report to Paris position of the Treasury October “All tola la done to protect oii. and basis df peace which unites “But pacts pass away unless s the trial that Krooner admiU*d stabbing Mrs. Ame* ta toe wirly had left a note. TRIPE 29c rdded. ’ * 22: gas. coal and electric power :n- men in a fecund pact," the pontiff moral law kustaina them. This The medical examiner said to* otete Ila 4m 'ORSg Inc. (This I* an extra upeclal price for thoae who love thin The CORR Xhr death of the striker today Receipts. $115,360,702.^:. expend* veatments against the competition said. jiile also holds wHth the religion hours of Juae 16 wtth a paring <• ^ But Hunry! Contest ientis November 2 0 ! __ — . . — i\- C o ^ iJIAIN ST., HTFD. dandy dUh). diturc*. $87.060,879.'43: balance. o f this cheap universal atomic ' Recalls Mork of Nuaeio that consolidates and consecrates Comm* toe peace.” ^ (Coakaued oa Pag* Tm ) (Ueattaaed jm Pat* EIgMI m m - .; 9 ^ »7 e 1 a s s jt^ tta u e fl iia Faga Xw^ . \|4^666,303t641.22. jpow,er^" he aaid. , He recaUed 'the work o f Apos- ■ . ■ ■ . ' , I -A

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