(ttasjctSsSs ■ 1 • r .' y K "•- THtHtSDAT, OCTOBBK I, IMff Averags Jkdty Not P n b b Ih w Fwiigai rt 0.j^ eeilw ftpran X iB^I|gHtgr' lipMtins Ijgralb For tha Week Eadtag Septomhw S9, 1986 lu etr ginMaUy.tUri blgb hoar afit of tha Infanta ta.alao paid by ratas no# tn.affaet in Kas( : 68) tealgbt M r and aeal)-law B d w ^ LydaU iQulnn and ^ tar Tha Brotherhood of tha Oovea- tha Guild whoae board mamban fold and Hartford, Tliay w J. Ounaa. Jr., both honor atu^anU ant-OoniTagational ' church WU) Animal Drive Change in Taxi 1 0 , 0 2 1 asnr.48) Sslwday M r ta pnrtty have a bean auppar for all mam- meat at tha home once a month. heard before the S>dte Pubile A bout Town in the- chum o f Jiuia. 1900, Man*, UtHlUes Conunlesion November 3, ciMrty* n s h naar 16. chaatar High achool; wara anroll- bera at tha church, Saturday #>0 ' Board membara raaiding In Han- ib/Mi|ii(i(iiitr Mambar s t Um A n«t nlng at 6;M. It la axpacted that ForM em bers chaatar, wh^ will gladly racalva Charges Asked fH' 10:30 a.m., injme State Office Barean of Clrralattnns - ' / ^ ^ o f Vttlmge Charm . ad Saptambar 2T in tha fraahman Building. ’ / t I M t o n «( tb« OoMMpoUUn claaa of Dartmouth Oollaga. A to­ Rev. Erick Quatafaon of Chicago, mambenihlp ara Mfa. Margaret (Mb a n rmiiitfad of tho^tluok who ia to be tha guaat apaakef at Branick and Mra. George H. WU- Th^ rates ^p oeed by the Mi htaelMiMi to bo htM tomorrow at tal of 71S flrat-yaar atudanta are liama of St. Bridgat'a church, Mrs. Chester TaxFcompany knd the City (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENT8 reglaterad thla falL ,">* the “Christ for all the Family Local Group Interested Local Concerns Petition U) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1980 OB# o’olock to tlie Rabbiiu room at Oonfaranca’* which be ginj Sunday John Lappan, Mrs. Maurice Q'Om- Uab company are 30 cents for the Liil tha OiBter church. at tha church, and continues In Raising Fuiitls for nor and Mra. Timothy K. Bye of PUC to Install Meters first tyro-fifAs of a mils, 10 cents llambera of Mu Sigma Chi of through October IS; will arrive in St James's. A climax to the drive In Cabs for each additional two-fifths, two tk o MUa Study and Ptayor the Second Congragatlonai church time Saturday to apeak at the Sl Agnes Home will be a fashion show and tea at dbllara an hour for waiting time, OlouB fld tha OBtar Oongreta- are reminded to meet at tha T at Brotherhood gat-togather. Cheater tha Bond Hotel on Saturday. Oc­ and.no charge for extra paasengerL tlo M tiiureb will maat at tha S:46, Saturday for a bowling Olaon will be the long leader. Tha annual mcmbarahlp drive tober 31 at two o’clock. A chatigis In the method of mak­ At present they get 35 cants tdt KEMP'S church at aight e’dock tonight. porty. , ______, ■ for 8t. Agnea Guild ia beginning ing taxi charges in Manchester is trips inside their first sone, '60 Ineeepeisted this week in Manchester. This naked by both the Manchester Taxi cents in the seaond and 85 in Ae rnmitwa A Mnal The American Legion Auatltlry campaign ia to raise funds for St. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gaudet ^company and the City Cab concern. third and they carry from one to la having a rummage aale tomor­ Agnea Home, Steel road. West have purchased the house at 63 They will seek authority of the four passengers at these rates. .Orcen StMn| row morning at 9:30 gt tha Amer­ Hartford, whera for over 33 years Whitney road, occupied by Mr. and Public Utilities Commission to in­ For destinations outside the zones, ican Legion Homeon Leonard underatandihg care has been given Mrs. Roland C. Newcomb. Mr, stall meters in cabs here. and on certain streets in the town, » Main 8 t M . street, opposite the State Armoryii to unmarried mothers and their Gaudet ia proprietor of Gaudet's The two taxi companies want they.get 35 cents a mile, and fqr Members are requeated to bring In babies, as well as care for other Jewelry store at 891 Main street, to atop operating on a one basis a trip to Hartford five dollars. articles to the home tonight. Infants under a ye^ of age who Manchester. and switch to meters at the same Waiting time would not be changed. desperately need attention due to FJre Follows Train Wreck U* S. to R eject . Ever Ready Circle of King's unforeseen family breakdowns. All Democrats Mughtera will meet Tueeday ave- In 35 years 5525 babies have Allies Ready Attack nlng at eight o’clock in the King’s been mothered in the home and Bntish Appeal Daughters rooms at the Whlton every possible facility has t^ n On Ticket WiU 'library. constantly added to make St. Ag­ nes a real home and not a home of For Arms Aid correction. Take to Stump Bp. Agnes Guild, a Oatholic wo­ By Land, Sea and Air man's organisation, has long been Stale Department Feels consider^ tha “Mother the WMABT FABM FSESH SERVICES Set for Tour o f State I OONNECnCtJT Home.” By raising money from They Ask Too Mueh; this annual drive they have added Together Next Week; That interpret the 'wishca extra comforts for the mothers S See Violation of Bill TURKEYS lb.(2e and babies. Last year two new GOP Charge* Gov­ (3n Defense Bastion Enacted by Congress of the family. shower baths for the infanta ware ernor Backed Red | SUE EVERY MEAL A TRIUMPH installed, plus 13 large-tlsad cribs Alwayo aelact Plnehnrat Sner maala — they have «ha a ^ complete with mattraaaaa, to ra- Washington, Oct. 6 - (S')— The Wonsan Target o f U. N. meat In tendemfaa aad tafte a p i ^ — look ao good you can t John B. BAirke plaoa the amaller onee, ao that tha By The Associated Press United States Is about to tom Security Law Asks Stalin Offensive Which May lealat them — taate eo. good yon want more. older children would aleep more An IndicaUon that the. already I down a three-year British rearm­ FUNERAL HOME comfortably. Thla past spring, the From HALE'S lively Connecticut political cam-1 ament program calling for approx­ Kick Off nt Any Mo- Try Pinehurat frosh (69c Ib.) Chuck Ground w Lmh mothers' recreation room was pijgn would increaee Ita ,pac»| Bans Germans, ST Bast OmtH Ml 1M. M M completely redecorated and refur­ imately 31.500,000,000 in free itient; Capture o f Port Conuncrcinl Bottoni Round Ground (89c lba)a Or Frcohly came from the Democratic camp American aid. nished by the Guild. today. A note is being drafted at the Grontid Lamb Patties 49c lb. Plnehumt Tendercure A special supervisor for the ban- Dempcratic headquai^ra an- Would O ^ n 2 Roaida Corned Beef Is another that will help make any meal Self Serve and Health Market State Department which would Poses Problems nounqpd that beginning next week rule out any long-tenn commit­ To Enemy Capital at a triumph. the entire'ticket headed'by Gov­ ment to Britain until apeciAc plans NO. 8 TTN SUGAR HEART ern orBowlea and the two U. 8. hava been agreed upon by all 13 U.S. Authoritips in Reich Pyongyang; Put Fote’a ■r- Senatdra, Brten McMahon aad North Atlantic Pact nations. Casualties at 200,0 00 William Benton, would etump the l^partment officials said last Say II Perils lute- PINEHURST GENUUINE CUBE STEAKS or Indl- State together. Plan* were mad* ▼idnsl TENDERKNIVED STEAKS, cut from beat PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 night the note will epetify that for a atate-wide aeriea of county the United States believes an “in­ gratiGn o f West Ger Tokyo, Oct.^6,—(/P)—South puis of A or AA round steak, have no waste and RAX BRAND (White Meat Flakes) and dlatrict meeting*, the firet in terim arrangemejit" Is all that a New London County next Tues­ many Into Free Bloc (orean troops punched - 20 ARE DEFINITELY FINER! can be decided upon now. miles deeper into Oimmuniiit day. Oppose Lsng Range ITan TUNA Can “ We'ra going to bring the cam- Frankfurt, Germany, Oct, *— North Korea today on tHle f in e h d r s t t e n d e r Offlciata who have been study­ nalgn right to the people," said ing the British proposal for near­ (/P)—American authorities In Qsr- east coast while other Allied .Serve .theae f.resb fowl JIERSHN --Democratic-Ghairman.-john M. ly two tnonths tndteated they- be­ ni’ifiy have''prei'est'H 'shiM’liiy“tb" -forces-massod-forthe ■expeet-' STEWS fricaaaeed . . . they will Bailey. lieves the amount asked by Brit­ ed big push to the Red heart- CHOCOLATE The rival candidates for the. two ain ia too large in view of the re- Washington at being caught flat- help your budget. m Smate aeata at stake In the No­ the gress. and that there must be i power Icsita were Hotsd aa war ■etlaaa liBXt week. AH the pork we offer ta atrictly freeh bft |3.‘pn a dally double at Haw strict accounting of evtry dollar veto, hit just as the Allies had de­ Uolvereity ef Penney Ivaala, 9eOt biine aald today a reporter yester Beyond North Korea; cided to tniegrate West Germany prlaoneva of th* AJhs*. , fiem the com ffelda of Iowa where the Sneet pork ta r M ^ OUR OWN PURE PORK^AUSAGE (Delicious) Hale's Fresh Ground LARD 1 Lb. Carton day placed a bet on a horse race thorne Track and wga toW: If they npent to boost arms production. I# Woehlngton, D. Ch «f hta o|weal The other, caaualtjaa. admittadly nd enr Ptnehuret Pork Roaato are rut from tho'llght Mna Yankees Lead win .emmittee. waa in aeiaion in tha MShnwhSe the Senate /Crime Gen. * Mac- Ulks. A MacArthur apiokesmaA ds- PORK ROUT lb.53e VERMONT MAID Coleman's Single Drives too, have. Joined In the storm of Large Fowl For Stewing ...... Lb. 4 54 Faderal Building. It said the bet Investl^tmg Arthur's forces in moving through protests./Miany of then) hava mar-, For Continuing cllnsd to speculate oa how many Roasting Chickens, AVt Lb. Avg. I . Lb. 4 94 Rizzufo in Third waa placed shortly after Mayor tied German girls whos* vitas are of the Red caoudltiea were dead Y9VM4¥tiitr TMip rm se SYRUP 12 Oz. MarUn H. Kennelly waa reporUd r o u K ^ e ramiScatitos o"f Chi- Nort^ '^h^''Koro«Vrd'er *"'* "'* man. cago's Criminal activttles. It Min R eds Suffer now being held up because they For Game's Only Run to have told the committee "Ther* once belonged to the Hitler-spon­ Rent Controls Th* Reds’ heavtsst kMoea ed is not a place in Chicago where you i men—and .material—have been SWIFTS PREMIUM TURKEYS lb. S9t (Ooatlaaai a«,/#age Five) later Of State, gave this “solemn sored League Of German OiriS,' can walk in and bet on a horse.” I assurance" during Anal debate in suffered siaoe Sept 16 when tb* NESTLE COCOA '/i Lb. "nn Tankek Stadium, N, T., Oct. S. Vienna Defeat The law la part of the new antt- Alllas leaped to tbs offenitv* cli­ . —Jarry C^leman’a long single U. N- General Assembly on an aubversive bill which also hits at BrickePy I^ing a Foe o f eight-power resolution authorising Communists and ail other support­ maxed by Ui* liberation ef Seoul NO. 3 CAN PREMIER scored Phil. Rizzuto from third Curbs, Extension' and entrapment of Red divisions la ■ BEEF STEAKS ’ HEALTH MARKET base with the only run In today’s Accuse New Britain’s MacArthur's force* to precfed be' Quit Effort to Foment ers of totalitarian rule. the ffoutb* World Series game at Yankee Sta­ yond the 38th Parallel. High commission messages to May Be V o t^ Soon Of th* 40,000 Oommunist prie- The Reader’s Digest condensation of Hauser’s book FROM THE HOUSE OF FORST FORMOST GRAPEFRUIT dium. The Tank* held a 1-0 lead Younger said the U.N. troops in Generfi Strike; Blame, WashingtAiihav* urged speedy tn- onera-of-a-ar, I4.0IS war* listed as fiver the Philadelphia Phillies at MacArthur’s compiaiid would not terpretatlo^n of the law which . “ Look Younger, Live Longer” has provoked much THE FAMILY’S FAVORITE ROAST Waahmgton, Oct. 6 -N ^ - Sen* interest among our customers. Among other thinigs SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE, SHORT or tha end of Sve Innings. Ed Lopat Ex-M ayor in Pay-Off remain In North Korea any longer “Western Pressure” (Oeattaned on P a o rtfbt) SECTIONS 2 r.r 49c was on the hill for the Tanks and |,than necessary to insure uniSca (Cootlaaed on Pag* Four) tor Brlcker (R-Ohlo), a V ^ * r o* he atressea the important of Vitamins A, C and D and TENDERKNIT All ...... 9 9 c i< oz. c e Ll o p k g . s u n s h in e ^ Ken Helntxelman fof the Phils. tion and paclAcatlon of the ooun - Vienna. Austria, Oct. 6—

V-. UANCHESTEK EVEljlMC l|SSAU>. MANCHEatER, OONM. E(tn>Ar, OCTOBER «, IBM MANCHESTER BVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHES’TER, CONN» FRIDAY, OCTOfifcR 6, 1960 P A C E T H R X I representative lii Jthe Church Of be juat above tha average. A l^ 58 chiefs, 823 other officers includ­ whloh ffia la a Inamber. Release Study averi4(e la two weeks’ vacaUoa ing 72 detectivea, l,8S3 patrolmen Ha to U t^ Changes Women Asked Each woman who reglstere U with pajf. I • and 149 clerks—a total full time ing with thi leadership of Ms par- aaked to contribute a dollar. In the atate there are 74 police paid force of 2,693. In addition Mcretary, Mlaa Margarto M ^ ^ y- ■ . . SIJUM' Lean; treaaurer, Frederick Han­ LaBelleSeen ”Tlie iloUara we give," Rev. On Police Pay departmeata VaBging In sIm from there are 1,001 aupemumerary po- On Committee H« has announced thto he will ^ Voting System Iferei To Enroll Here Pease; explained, "are . not only S42 men In New Haven to one full Udemen available. R oekvilil dier; and aasiatant tireafurer, shortly circulate a statement of ■ ■ ' Kerwln A. Elliott. his position on issues of special our dedication to Christian coop­ ill time policeman in Elaiton and . H ie 1950 census for Connecticut Fl6or Leader m W in ilB TO HAMDS eration but will help church wo­ Norfolk. Munlcl{ial police depart­ Is estimated On the basis of preli­ — :'OW PlATINQ — J. Everett North ia chairman oT For Defense concern to Manchester- on which rointtec to tiM erowdad coadl^iiotod at all the voting diitricts Protestant Church Mcni* men across the country to work Wffgeg of Depart* ments have a total ' personnel of minary returns jit 1,980,068. to TiNUoira SHOW ; jj ^M .T.Slqv^8 finance committee which In- he will base his own campaign. * • A... - nlorKg toft nitomr ntot*ft/iTift SATTltlRviIIe. Thla inereaaa will take rier, Jr., and Mrs.* Harriet Keeney. ic figure in the General Assembly BURTON’S ... FOR election a eiioeessful one and In­ Protestant women in this area who On November 10 of this'committee for general con­ Harry B. Benson B E ST m m m m m i mant i t la poaalble that cloatnK sure continuing good government which work longer than 48 hours. effect next Monday, October 9. Nelson C. Mead Is chairman of during the present administration. have not yet had an opportunity to -Pay Above tM Average sultation and for active work oh ttae at the {Mila could find a long for Manchester. n i k E DRIVE !N Union conUacta do not espite the nomliuting of which Mra. Tuesday night he. appeared in a enroll on the Ecumenlal Register Pay here for police appeara to specific probiems la being made campaign television broadcast, line of votera who have not passed "But.” Davis added, "we have of Church Women. The Register St. Bridget's Comcrst9pe club is. until February 1,' 981 when wage Harry Bartley and William Par­ known tp the appropriate officers Edward lx, Frank Ix A Sons. Inc. tha check Hat Uble. lcal Se­ services October 8 to help women "MY BLUE HEAVEN” lective Service Board No. 21. They Town Hall Court on Tuesday, Nov­ when he ran off a curb and Into a reglst/r at; Center Congregational case, sometime during the coming In Teebnieolor TOhtMY FELICE TRIO year another revue will be given 1 • AHt-CONDinONED • I are: Raymond E. Helm, Omer H. ember 14. ■ * Milk Fed Broilers. car driven by Mrs. Ann Horton. chtn<-h. Rev. Dorothy Pease: South Schook, Jr., and Robert G. Couch- Women’s Chorus ,, Methodist, Mrs. Edward Brown; and the other children will have a CONCORD 20, of 63 Princeton street, yester­ A Waadsrta' Shew! chance to show what they can do. er, RockvllleV George . Brenger, TTie Women’s Chorus which waa Frvers. Roasters day at 3:30 p. m. at the intersec­ Covenant Congregational church. Raymond B. Bchufft, West WH- Mrs. Robert WiY YOURSEbf AT KIDDUCS PLArUBOCNO and the late Mra. Flora Pierre AU- tation to rehearsals which are held PICK YOUR OWN—BRING YOUR cil will call at the homes of wo­ eight year old, who did all types Ends” Friday evenings, is asked to pert guidance, step down to our new shop and see the fascinating collection I ;<5-a:U CblMrm Ptm OaSw U engena, entered Our Lady of SCISSORS ANI^ CONTAINERS H. A. FRINK A recently developed device men unable to attend church on of contortlona on a set of stairs, Grace Monastery at Guilford on call Miss Lanz. o w of highchairs and cribs— playpens and bathinettes— strollers and car seats SalUvnn Avn. Wapptng makes possible the use of an ordi­ Sunday and who wish to regiater. and thirteen year old Joan TonakI Saturday, September .30, aa a poa, EsodHIng Team rtl. Man. 7IU AKnt « P. M. nary garden hose as a fiUit tree The calls may be arranged by no­ rendered her version of “The Wed­ Sun.: "Fancy Pants” In Colat tulant. This m oqtoU ^ waa start­ The escorting team of Kiowa \ . teeter babes or crib bumpers . • . We’ve got everything!. epraye^. tifying the person llattd aa . the ding Somba.” ed thrM years a ^ by the Domini­ Council, Degree of Pocahontas, MONTE CARLO WHIST MUSIC AND FUN WITH THE \ can Nuns and la a cloistered order. will rehearse tonight at 7:30 WED., (K T. It—« P. M- LOUIS B()TTI & .S0NS Mias Aliengena haa beei^ living clock at Rad Men's hall. ANDERSON-MHEA AUX. s^fe^^^lffiWaBURTON’S . . . FOR BEST l - ■ Burton's. . . For Best , with her grandmother. Mrs. Clara V. F. W. POST HOME Bush Hill Roai Ttl. MM1 FOUROFUS , Pierre Of Village street. Draws Five Year Sentence Drum Corps Field Day PRIZES! EAT8I 50c All Wayers Welcoms FAMOUS THAYER Fine Foods Delicious Cockfo^s About SO drum cofpa. Ore ex­ Hartford, 6ct. 6—(/O—Kenneth pected to take part in the Field Parker, 20, of 40 Academy street, Tay Saturday which i^ being Forestville, waa sentenced to five COLLAPSIBLE CARRIAGES poneored by the Silhouette-.^uglc years and a day in Cheshire Re­ nd Drum Corps. Competition for formatory after he had pleaded junior corps will start at 2 p. m., guilty to a charge of attempted V t the Recreation Field, but will rape in Superior Court here yester­ ENJOYMENT AND FUN FOR EVERYONE J 1 held in Town Hall in case of day. Parker had previously plead­ Ce«ua iln. The various units will face ed innocent to a charge of rape 3 2 . 9 8 le field bouse while playing, made by a 17-year-old Bristol girl. .1 OMTta Ball "Oalpaat I which will give spectators an op- iriaa "Tell It Ta Tka Ja4t' ' 'xirtunity to be on the field and sturdy Baby Carriages made by the outstanding (et a better view. manufacturer of carriages. Sleek and easy to han­ The parade will start at 8:30 p. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ dlebecqiise of the wheel bearings. . .which are B olton L ake Horn forming on Elm street The aelf-oliing end squeak proof. Oray only. ROUTE 44-A PHONE MAN. .8819 dineline of march will be around Tal- coti Park to School, across Cot­ ENTERTAINMENT - DANCING tage and down Blast Main street to the Town Hall. Senior compe­ FAMOUS GEM tition will start at 8 p. m., and will Every Friday and Saturday Night be preceded by dancing from 6 to |2, with dancing following the final SAFE CRIBS With the Ever Popular and Fun Loving judging. William Smith is general chair man of the Field Day committee, LOU JOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Snllth, managers of the corps, in charge Serving the Nicest and Tastiest o f arrangements for the various 2 9 . 9 6 eventa. Belli Cross Elects The beat baby crib manufactured— T-BONE STEAK DINNER $2.00 Joseph MAhisker was re-elect­ Master Model Refrigerators for 1950 beautiful In appearance, aafe in com­ ed chairman of the RocHviUe position and constnictlon. Made To Be Fdnnd Anywhere Ois^ter, American Red Croa4. to from selected Northern hardwoods, the annual meeting held Thurinlay Only PRIOIDAIRI with 13 fillers on the aide, making it Choicest Foods Variety of Dinners afternoon at Rockville ^ High Impoealbte. for baby to wedge hU school. Other officers are:' First head between. Non-polsonoua polnte vice chairman, Charles E. Priss­ glvftfi you oil used; baked enamel on the apring \ Have B Treat Tli^t Can’t Be B ea t- ier, Jr.; second vice chairman, 1/ thftfift fftftturfttl \ preventa paint rubbing on the mat- Come Out to the - Harold R. Obenauf; secretary, trees. Plastic bar for protection. COME >b% Dorothy Preuas; asaistant / BOIIt ON LAKE HOUSE • New fuH-lenoHi feed tempartaiewt la larfar maJalt FAMOUS GEM TO . 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Wne ' '” • \ ‘ AaltortstJ Jaabr Sew Lingew Dept* Green er Bio* © « « ♦!*»»*• Dancing - Rhumbas - Dandiig - Fnn - Dancing -Everything GL E. Willis and faille erepe. JOHNSON BROTHERS C h a r g e i t ^ q ^J j g e f j f Yes I n d r i d I HalitSizea 14^^ to 24>A S S .9 8 1063 MAIN ST. ELECTRiCiVL CONTRACTORS MANCHESTER : MAIN STREE 841 Main St T Sofig Inc. I Mato Stoaal fto. BjU8 MAIN STREETl ' ■ ■ 0 a ■ ■ 0 a a a ■ * r \ : . I* New York bar mystery o f BabonsL tha reeluaa I Judge Pondei. who died last Aug. 7 at the aga Places Bet Stone’s In 1907, In 1939 he became a 'arid Helen, helped aenre U19 guests, Mine Chief Raps o f 66, leavlqg oil richea never member of the California bar and P. O..Rcccipi8 Securily Law PQlishRliUy Alumni Groups Solicited Local Women ^ buffet style, with sandwlehes, dreamed of by friends here. Throw From Probe In recent yearn had served aa cookies, tea and coff(|e.' Young H a tsO ir li/cird Wills counsel for 20 Century-Fox Studio. John Knton had diarge pf the State Depiirtiiteitt He had lived In West Los Angeles ’ Hear Increase Bans Germans, Here OcL 15th To Donate to Memorial Meet Senator parking. (Oanttnned tram'Pag* One) For Contiiiiiing (ConUaurd From FMe One) U year*. Members of the group all en­ to Conneetkat' He waa married and divorced '' ' • (Coottained from Page Oac) ned to question a varied assort­ joyed thetnselves and spent a very probate with the reserx-eHOn he three times. Hi* son, Dudley Field Poses Problems Various Manchester High school .which they graduated or would pleasant day; Mrs.-Benton proved Rent Controls ment'of witnesses todsy. (Shim) Malone, Jr, of London, Boort of $10,892 for Republican Club Se* Joiif Hartford County lect and impound the sad doge, could not yet determine if iKwas The committee, however, can't alumni groups, which are still or­ have graduated, are as follows: to he one of the moat gracious and the Intelleetual poodle dogs and the authentic. survives. The son was born to hla cure* Noted Speakers W alter Adamy '42, Paul Ander­ DelegatM at SouthpoH charming hostesses they had ever flneraoenaes ‘ Renilkn I* GWen Ernest A. Berggren '34, Paul Bot- Bentoi; Home ■eemed.just as any average Ameri­ ejh*nslons of fedeul rent controls, would clarify its present general­ (The dictionary says pusillani­ as the chief beneficiary—for $200,- were Issued, have disappeared. Malone's star waned In the ic reunions, may donate as units UceUl '40A, Walter F, Brant '39, can family. he Mdd Congress may have to con­ ities. They are hopeful that the mous means: "Destitute of manly 000, The writer said he had met Many of the names on'the list are 19,10*. In December, 1936, he filed Alice K. Leopold of Weston, Re­ to the memorial for High schdol John J. Brennan '37B, GMrge E. Two local reeldents, Mrs. Helen Mrs. Fltspatrick la vice presi­ tinue them again at Us November- MUr 8. CHIn Orant aa- government will band down such strength snd flrmriess of mind; of Miss Reed for an hour once in well known in the annals of the a bankniptcy petition. Ho blamed aa toMNaae o f 910.M2.67 publican candidate for Secretary Brigge, '38A, Everett E. Brown '42 FlUpatrick and Mrs. kfay Ven- dent of the Hartford County Fed­ Interpretation as will permit oon- students and alumni who served wesk or mesn spirit; cowsrdly.” ) Richmond, Calif., but believed she DecembeKsesaion ■ old A1 Capone gang. nonpaytng legal cllcnta for his dlf- tlnuaUon of their big program of of State,, and Congresaman-at- Albert Busky ’S6B, Donald Chap­ nard, were among the more than eration of Democratic Women’s Bishop hsd started the whole He aaid new construction had fiVultles, listing llabllltlea of 3261,- Large Antoni N. Sadlak of Rock­ and died in World War II, It was two hundred women from the clubs, and Mrs. Vennard represent­ With Danbary worM-centcr of had since moved to Denver. Other rehabilitating the Germans politi­ learned today. man '44. James Civlello '40, Robert thing s couple of yesrs ago by bequests Included 33.5,000 to a "Dr. nearly cmignl\ up with housing '370 and assets of $02,.500. ville will be guest speakers at a Hartford Oourity Federation of ed the women of the Manchester hat making industry,“haUon”not needs' but thatV cutbacki In new cally. ' High School Printcpal Edson M. Claughsey '41A. . ,. suggesting jokingly to Mr. Tru- Mel, who might be found in Worl>2 Ourr Nuraery Strictly applied, the law wmuld Bailey earlier this week revealed Frederick CoUlngs 'S7B, Arthur Tiats oS” teems moreappnairiate. msn, sn old friend, thst he appoint 'Colorado," and 315,000 each to with the 13emocrata and Frsnklln tm Aucuaat and Saptembar ae* Amerlcan Republican club on Suh- Invited guests of Senator and Mrs. hit about 90 per cent of all Ger­ that a fund for the memoiial has B. Davis '31, Vincent Diana '39B, •d • a ' Lewis Ambassador to Moscow be­ Boys Town, Neb., and Santa program etarted rolHng may leave Hoosevell earlier hla friend--)>y oouata for fha iacreaaa. Grant mans over IS years of age. dey, Oct. ,13. at the White Eagle Benton at their summer home In cause he offers “a more formida­ a shortage that wtllN;^ulre rent Alloriiey Dies already been started by the 1949 George Eggleston '4IB, Dllllo Fal- Barbara Miaslon. Calif. supporting Hoover anil Alf. M. aaUL Hall on North street. Oeneral Southport yesterday. First beaver hat factory (ITSS) ble appearance than Stalin, roars coUings. l.amlon, the Hepuhllcati nomlneea Vrge ClarUoatlea snd 1950 classes, which contribut-1 cetta '40A, Joseph Fitzgerald '33 A special bus left Hartford at M dowas ia attributed ,te the chairman for the aftslr Is John at Danbury, S-a-day. Later •no’ louder than Gromyko, hurls Opposed to this, Judge Newcomb The determining factor*.xprlcker for President. But despite repeated urgent re­ ed the sum o f 1175. Approximately Herbert R. Gilman '36A, Michael 9:45 yesterday riioming, and many 1941 CHRYSLER FalrBcId County made SM% o f Condee will have to conaider Oct. (Continued from Png* One) Bilnior Irracularttiaa la mail quests for an interpretation, high Kacmsrcgyk of 188 North School 9600 is needed for a memorial. Haberem '87B, Rol^rt Hall 'S8B, more choice invectives than Vlsh- aaid. win be how deep theil* cut* Fiinernr services will he con- QUINN'S ddlrery at taa praaant Uma, ae* others drove to Southport in prlv- Radio, hcMter, fogUghta, apot- wohI’s felts, 99%, aU V A, BMa^s 19: *' commission and consular authori­ street, and tickets may be obtain­ Contribute Before Nov. 11 William Hall '27, Robert Hamilton Insky.” are and the extent to which they Malone was graduated from St, dueled next Monday at the (Thurch eardiar.to Grant. Many of the .ate care. Upon arrival at the Ben­ ligbt, good oendittoa. Can be wooli-fnr felts. . ed from him. A n y Individuals or group's who '38A, Edward, Haraburda '36A, It was In Mr. Tniman's prompt Will No. 1 —Filed by the Bank are offset by a reduced demand Francis Xavier college and Ford- of the GikkI Shepherd in Beverly mall earrlara have bean numbered ties still have received no clarifica­ ton home the gueeta were met by aeea at PHARMACY tion of the law. They are certain A large turnout Is expected for wish to contribute to the fund are WlUlam Henry '42. ' o 'o • Kply, made public by Bishop only of America after It was found for housing because of the entry ham Unlvefslly l.aw School. He Hills. antoaf tboaa catcbina colds during Mrs. Benton and three of the four 133 LENOX STREET this week, that the President said shoved under a door Inst month. that even a liberal ruling would the -rally, whlcJT will start at 2 p. asked to do so before Nov.^ 11, Charles tierltage '45, Kenyon On the Job 4>r off, you’ll And Itro- of more men into the armed tlw past two weeks by the chang- Benton children and were taken A fter 3:30 TSL 6962 he wouldn’t name Lewis dog cstch- This is the one that left the W il­ still bar many Germans who were m. Dinner will be served at li Armistice Day. Donations may be Hills '42, Andrew K. Hutchinson freshing, satisfying to treat your­ forces. t e weather. on a tour of the grounde, and. the liam Tyson family IIOO.OOO for nn Me aaid that if federal rent ron- ellglMIe for U, 8. entry under the o’clock. Ics cream, soda and sent to the principal's office in the '40B. EdWin Hyson '36B, Francis house. ■ ______THa laeaat poatal cutbacks hive self to ,that swell-tasting flavor act of friendship 31 years ago. It troi* are extended, "there certain­ old regulations. cookies will be available f o r ' the high school. J. Klrka '48, Arthur D. Laurence Secretary of SUte Winifred Mc­ eat tha help to a minimum, Grant Although the type of memorial and sihooth chewing of delicious Is dated Oct. 2, 1943. ly Ought to be adjustments'' In the oonUnued. and the new regula­ The law caught authorities hem children. '40B, Richard LeBarron '37A, Donald, State Senator Alfred hns not yet been decided and won't Wrlgley’s Spearmint Oum._____ Watch Alaska Will No. 2 — Mailed to Brown r'elllng* so that returns to property tions do not allow the postmaster completely by auiprise. No one Haa Splendid Record Joseph Lennon ‘34, Robert Lucey Wechsler and Mrs. Mary Valente, be until it Is determined how much “ »from Sacramento, dated May 26. owner* would reflect present price to add on any temporary help. For here had been Informed In advance Mrs. Leopold, a member of the '39b , Donald Madden '39, Bruno state president of the federation, For Portents 1941. but torn in half so that its levels and the lower value of tho hts reason It has been necessary to of its provisions. And officials are 1949 General Assembly, has eame(i| money is avmisbie, Ihe^ meinorlal Mankus '39. Frank Mansfleld '42. welcomed the group with ebor't GLASS may he in the form of a plaque terms are virtually illegible. dollar. have men who ordinarily work In complaining bitterly about the fail­ the reputation of being one of Con­ Clifford McKinney '39. speeches. similar to the one honoring atiid^- I The three wills have thla in "Pri)i>erty owners still are get­ tha.poStofflce itself, out carrying ure of their Waahington lialaon to necticut's most able and charming AUTO. MIBROB, PLATE (Continued from Page One) enta snd alumni who served In Wesley McMuIlm '39A, Frad Mil­ Arrlvad ta Hellcopper common: All were submitted anon­ ting returns on a 1911 basts," be the mail on the i^ te s. advise them so that something women. As s member of the Im­ World War I. The plaque, wMch ler '43. William M. Miller '37, John Finally, Senator Benton arrived and FCENITimE TOPS ymously. And all add to the said. could be done beforehand. portant committee on labor and Morlarty '39, John Perottl '40B, •ears ago and it was treated light­ The outlook for quick settlement hangs In the,high school, ,1s of In his helicopter, much to the re­ STEEL SASH JOBBERS education, bar vivid personality Albln J. Pescik '42, George H. Rich lief of hie wife who had been anxl- l y In the States. But the Demo­ is poor, since Congress adjourned bronze and carries the nplues of Diatributora for Loew Bioa. ENJOY W rigloy's Spearmint Gun* Veep Dnbioiis and fine grasp of legislation and ou|Sly • scanning the akies. He crats swept Alaska, and' the na Immediately after passing the law those who died In the wAr. '32, Ernest Squatrito '38B, Peter OMwIng olds dlflottlen, breotti, leof state problems soon distinguished Stamler '39, Gordon Thrall ’40B, greeted his guests and told them Paint and Varnisb '.ton’s voters handed President and will not reconvene until after Names of 33 Students I rniman an upset victory a few On Fanil Plan her as a spltndM prospect for high A total of 33 students and alum­ Douglas Turklngton '43, Orvllls H. that he had just had five stumping the November elections. office. \ weeks later. (Alaskans, until Besides the Infamous Black ni died In World Wjar II. Their Whitney '40A, John Wilson, '40A, stops, two of which were at High Ic v isio n ! She Is a graduate of Ooucher schools. He said that it was easier .they get statehood, can’t vote for Shirt SS, Hitler's Elite Guard, and names, along with the years -in John Wlnzler '38B. J. A. WHITE (OoatlBoed rrom Page One) College, Baltimore,'Maryland. She to face an adult audience than a president.) Albert df Fifth Avenue I* pointing put- to Mlsa Benilce J“ ul the Brown Shirt SA, his loyal storm Gi.ASS CO. has served as personAcl director of group of High school students, fend • In the 1946 off-year election, the new lines fn the Coiffure of Terri Taylor, New York radio and tele- troopers, the law would hit such 24 BIrcb St. -M . 9322 in letting people decide on the Hutzler Brothers In Baltimore and forces there. The Army has beert he was amazed how well Informed Republicans won moat of the ieg- vtalon aohgstreas, who modeled for the H*lrdres«eris Guild of organizations as the Hitler Youth, Offer Suiiietliiiig talatlve seats in Alaska. A few waord." B. Altman and company. New faced with the dilemma of finding, the students are about the govern­ FHOM ticut Monday evening at the Hotel Bond. Tern s new l«a Ttaw to “ Chaage Horeae** the League of German Girls, and troops for this purpose, while at weeks later the voters In the trote* the "High Collar Irtigth" which will be so popular tWs Fall. BRUNNER’S-B.\SEMENT ment of ibe United SUtes. ^He ilbly the German Labor Front York, and Is recognized as an /B f f e t a p r He predicted continued Demo­ the same time meeting the heavy charged the students with their SUtes elected a Republican ma­ which It was compulsory for astute and enterprising ''business New in Clutches cratic Party control o f both Houses demands of the Korean War. It jority In Congrese. nearly all Germans to belong. woman. \ responsibility to see that tttelr Free Pcoiiiila, Popcorn, Coca Cola, Soft Chaim, Plenty of Uoom, ,*500 of Congress after the NoV. 7 elec­ r now has only ten divisions, of parents v o M on election day, and, Actually, there seem* to be llt- Congressman Sadlak Is a aatlvp tions. Something new in automobile which lix are in Korea and one In if they were not already voters, tie logical reason for coinciding of Rockville and rccclvedVhls cliiLehcs Is being sold here by tbe a the Alaska and national trMids. Local Beauticians Plan Seatfl, All 3 Feel from Bailer. Later at a party rally Barkley primary education there. He fs a Germany. that they be made voters before SHOE COAL aaid the nation faced its gravest Manchester Auto Parts company November 7. The laws which are graduate of Georgetown College To date. Army thinking has been pwiod. Marlborough | of 7 Msple street. The owners of paased now In our legislative This edn be along the line that a start on aug­ REPAIRING and COKE For National Observance ‘T his ia no time to change horses where he completed his prejegkj this active business, Edward and bodies are the laws imder which menting the European force could in the middle of the stream when A number from here attenijed courses snd was later awarded an' Victor J. DellaFera have taken on tbe students will live in the future. Of the Better Kind On Our Norelco-Duo-Vue LL.B. degree from Georgetown Uie agency of the Re-Nu Clutch be made In one of two ways: by yon don't know whether you will Stafford fair last week. Referring to his • own children, Qassified Women of ConnecUcut, rated to local Institullona the same University School of Law In Wash­ Assembly, featuring a new Power- Bending a National Guard Division .services which are available .in get another horse,” he declared. The lotml Grange will hold Its the senator stated that they are DONE WHH-E among the most beautiful in this ------, ----- ington. D. C. fit^ plate, packaged together with (of which flve are now being most modern beauty shops. In the most severe critics o f his speech A dverlisailieBb country, will surely be at their regular meeting tonight at which In World War II. the Rockville a rebuilt Re-Nu assembly. brought Into (edera: service) or by making and his television appear­ YOU WAIT Manchester a committoe under the most 3 Foot X 4 Foot Picture time 11 candidates will bavs the man wras a commissioned officer Bc^dea giving the customer sending a "Cadre'' Division. best during the week of October the chairmanship o f Mis* BcTnleo Local Man Files ances: They are all active In hla CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1st and 2nd degress conferred. with the Seventh Fleet and saw miichXmore for his money than Some high Army officials have campai)rn. SA M YULYES 22nd to 28th, for that is to be Juul will have a corps of opera­ formei^renewed clutches gave, the DEPT. HOURS: Stanley GUnack has been appoint­ active duty afloat and ashore In looked with coolness upon the idea The two Benton daughters, Lois 701 MAIN STRKKT National Beauty Salon week an'l tors who will give lb* unfortunate See this newewl, higgeht and heat Noridco-Diio-Viie, a gij(antic/.ptcture, Bankruptcy Plea ed assistant steward for the rest New Guinea, the Philippines and present product gives assured of using a National Guard Divi­ 8:10 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. shut-ins the latest and most be­ matched.\,^ mated. tested 4 and the *hiembera o f the Hairdressers’ of the year to 811 In for SSred Chins. He Is now In^ his second sion They raise questions like this: Guild of Connecticut are leaving coming of the new hairdos. While three feet high hy four feet wide projected onto a home movie Among the volimtary petitions Nichols, Jr., who has been called term as congressman-at-large. balanced i;Iutch units that are set How long could a Guard unit ba OTHER ADVS.ON PAGE 12 this Is to be a feature of National Split Second for miles df excellent service. MORIARTY no stone unturned in their prepa- screen or light wall when eonihined with your own 10^, I 2 V2" or filed ia the Hartford Owrt re- Into the servtcs. kept abroad under non-war condi­ rationa to make the above state­ Beauty Salon week. It 1* hoped eently was that of Dominick The use of thla clutch by service tions? What would happen when that some permanent arrange­ t f Mr. and Mrs. Colby Spinney and repair 'shops gifes greatly BROTHERS Hooaeo for Sale 72 ment come true. Monday evening Peralli, formerly of S99 Adams have,returned home from a wed­ New Brilaiii'8 the service of draftees cent Into BANTLY at the Hotel Bond, the members ment can )>e made so that this 16” lahlf model. otreet, who has since moved to added satiafai^tion to both the sel­ TEL. 5115 TWO-ROOM frame cottage, well, same free beauty service can be ding trip to Maine where they ler and the cikr owner, and it Is the unit to build it up, to strength of the several committee* who Hartford. Hie petition was filed electric pump, approxlBaabaly one maintained throughout the year. were guests of Mr. Spinney's par­ being called forXmorc and more all expired? Would complaints of dis­ Fall Specials are to set up the local organiza­ ■aptemher 23 and he listed llablll- Ex-Mayor Accused crimination- be raised by a Stata if li aer* land adth lai^e garden. Ideal tions, witnessed a styles demon­ In addition, and In order that ' in your life! ents. They vrisited places Of In­ the tiros. \ OIL CO. PRICED AT S219J0 irS COLOSSAL ttw of 96M and no aamU terest In Mains and went Into Can­ Its Guard Division u^aa singled out 1949 FORD SEDAN for young couple or retired per- stration by Albert of Fifth ave­ the reputation of ffanchester ( Bis Icfiw t crsdltcrp are Clark's Tha Re-Nu-Acoprate clutch aet MAIN ST. women aa Icadecs in the field of ada' and on their trip home visited (CoaUnned From Page On«) Is a precision job,\with thousands for a long overseas tour of duty ? 1949 FORD.^TUDORS <3) . aona. Full price $3,000. Suburban nue, New York, Styles director of Hwkat. 981; Daifa Dairy, $25. one of Mr. Spinney's brothers and These same officials thought Realty Go., Realtors, 49 Perkins the Hair Fashion (Council p f fashion be maintained, the Guild bath o f thla town; Atlantic of satisfied users td back up the Sup. family In Mass, and also visited so snd thst Rhodes told him to that perhaps the answer might be TEL. 529.1 1947 FORD'SEDAN ) street. Tel. 8216. America, and nationally known will have available, during the Os„ Spctn^sld. 939; Hyman Bor Manchester Auto Parts company's places of Interest in .Mass. The ask the mayor to visit the Rhodes the “Cadre" Division—a nucleus hair stylist. Albert showed ten dif­ week o f October 22-28, models dan. 9 4 5 ;!^ Broo., $17: W. T. claim it Is the best df all. 1946 FORD TUDORS (2) Spinneys will make thdir home organization which could be filled CENTRAL — Two-family flva ferent variations of the new "high and commentatora, who will fur- Qnfttr 941| Hatmovitch Bros., factory. Range and Fuel with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. “Finally Shoehsn came to the out with recruits, sent overseas 1942 MERCURY CLUB rooms each flgt. Two-car garage. collar length” coifs. These and nlah to any women’s club meet­ ***0NLY BRUNNER’S! 9M : M. WfaMWl coat, 94; Mutual W._ Doberrents. Early occupancy. Madeline variations of these will be the ing during' that week, a fashion im, 9216; and Morris Pulver, factory,” Stanley testified, adding Peace Won’t ahd whipped into combat shape at COUPE Mr. and Mrs. David Walker are a training Center In Germany. ^ Smith, Realtor. 2-1642, 4679. theme of hair fashions showm by show of the Fall and Winter hair­ aU of tho Hartford. that at this Ume "R. A. Strasasr, Oil Distributors 1941 FORD V i TON having a house built on the Jones vice-president of the company at When the Army announced on the Beauty Shops of Connecticut dos. Any women's club wishing SOLD BY Connecticut's I.ju’gest Televiflioii Dealer r P.ANEL (2) ' COLONIAL Hbme, of beauty and during National Beauty Salon to avail themselves of this pppor- Legal Notices Hollow road. Paul Roberts Is the time, presented a check for Halt Army Tuesday j^at It was reorganizing CNIO.N OPTICAL CO. charm. Seven rooms, screened doing the work. the 4th Division to convert It from week. timity, or any institution wanting |1,0(^ which he endorsed under 1941 FORD CONV. CLUB 641 Miltu SL Tel. 2-3128 porch, attached garage. Large AT A COURT o r PROBATE held The dinner meeting which was a trainlitg to a combat division it Not only beauty) shop patrons the services mentioned In the pre­ protest.” COUPE LeNlo C^lsteosea lot. For appointment call Made­ as MaaelMster within am.’ for the sponsored by the Rpublican Town Stanley said that wfhen he pro­ (Continued froin Pag* 0^1 was assumed that this might be will have the opportunity of en­ ceding paragraph, should contact SAVE ON Licensed Opticion line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642-4679. the Manchester Unit’s Styles Btstrlet of Mancbetter. on the 3nd committee at the Marlborough Inn tested he was told thst it was bet­ the Cadre Division destined for 1940 DODGE CLUB joying these smart and practical gay of October. IfM. slderation to boost the Air I^orce Show* CJo-ordInator at 99 F.a*t la,8t Thursday was well attended. ter to show in the books that the Buro^an service. COUPE Prsscrtptians Promptly Filled new coifs. The Guild is making ProsMt JOHN J. WaLLETT, up to 95 to 110 groups. DUPLEX— 6 rooms each side, lot Center street, or phone 6009. The speakers were: John Lodge, check was made out to him rath­ Fraroes Repnlred plaqs to bring to those confined President Truman said last weVk 1940 PACKARD SEDAN 102 X 95. Ontrally located. (Oc­ ■state of TeoAlla 11. Busky, lata of candidate for governor. Colonel er than to cash. CARPET •ad Lens Replaced cupancy one aid*. Phone owner THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT Mancbetter. In aaid District decesaed. Harry Schwolsky, candidate for there must be no let-up In the de­ Stanley said that he accompan­ 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 4921. The adminlatrator harlns exhibited Congress. Alice Leopold, candidate fense program. High military mlllV Room Stze Rugs Ms admlnlatratloo account with aaid ied Strasaer arid Sheehan t o T « tary officials since then have told' to thla Court tor allowanca. It for secretary of state and' Elmer West Hartford bank where he ANNUAL Wall to Wall lastallatlons IN CAR PAINTING SINCE Watson, candidate for senator Congress the program was planried cashed the check and gave .the before hostilities started In Korea Lota for Sale 71 ORDERED: That tha llth day of from this district. Eugene House, money to Strasaer. ^ t e r , he said, HARVEST SUPPER and that the war triggered IL MANCHESTER DILLON IN COUNTRY Uke atmosphere, •October, 1S80. at ten o'clock, forenoon state central committeeman was Strasser gave the n^ney to Shee­ Coventry Frngmenfe Society NOW THE SPRAY METHOD... at tha l^hata Office In the Municipal Moreover, Pentagon spokesmeri toastmaster and Paul Roberts was han with the comment, “take I'EOlNESDAY. OCTOBER It CARPET CENTER large building lot* vltV abade BnilCtas'in aaid Manrheater, be and said today that as far as thf^y Sales and Service traea. Overlook DrtM. Wm. tba same la aaalgn'ed for a hearlns on chairman of the meeting. these back with yoit” 3:30 to 7:36 P. .M. 308 Main St.. Tantitike (ktrnef knew, the calling up of reserves Kanehl, builder. Phone 7778. tba atlovance of aaid admInlatraUon Alcorn Introduced, a contract aivl draftees would go ahead with­ ('hurrh Community II oul-j 319 MAIN ST. account with aaid catate, aacertalmnent Some* types of radio transmit­ Dallv 9 to 3:30—Wed. To Soon form dated August 10. 1940, which out change, whatever happens In North Coventry CHOICE LOT In strli^ly reslden- a( hairs and order of dlatiibutlon. and ting tubes are gold-plated to In- purported to shew thst the \ Price. Adults 91-00 Thnra.. FrI. 9 to 9—Tel. 2-4348 Opposite Armory Korea. ' ttal section of town. For infor­ thla Court dirccU that notice (if the cresse their efficiency at high fre­ Rhodes company wju authorized Children Under 12, 63e. T h e brief fraction of a second that ttBM and placa aaalfoad for said, hear­ quency operation. But cessation of the Korepn War mation cal 3386. ing ba giCah to all peraona known to to Install 100 parking meters In would help solve an esfiecially Menu: Roaat pork, miuthed po­ FACTORY ""'"’'’PAINTING tatoes',^ cabbage, irarrota. it take* a modern X-ray machine to record ha intaraated tharala to appear and be New Britain on a trial basis fbr thorny problem for the Arpiy. LAKEWOOD Orcle South. On* squash; mashed turnips, boiled heard ^tberson by publlyhlng a ropy of liCIfal, N o tice s six months. Under the Western l^iropean lot available. 94 x 210. Buy before the "inaide atory” of your chest could well be this order la aome newspaper having onlona,'. pickled beeta. apple- Early In September when the Defense Project the Unljl^ed Slates pricea go higher. CaU owner 2- the moet important moment in your whole life. a ctreulatien In-said Dlatiict, at least AT A COURT o r PROBATE held hearing started, former Mayor bread. butter, coffee, pie. ts daya hatora the «ay of sale- hear­ Is committeid to augmenting Its 0673. 6 et Manehexler wMhIn snr.' for !h» Cbyla Issued a statement that "no IN OUR INFRA-RED BAKING TUNNEL ings, sad by mailing In a registersd. District of, ManrhetItr. on the Ird If you’ unknowingly have tuberculosis, a Isttar dn or bafort Octobar t, lUO. a day of Of tobpr, ' parking metera were Installed in MANCHESTER — Comer lot, eopyot thla order addressed to New Britain while I was mayor dr 100’ X 132’. FuD price $660. Alice chest X-ray can det^t it before too much ■ c Pr^»#nt. JOHN J. WALLRtT, ,i e Michael Buaky, 3S Woodland aUret, Judfp. , I for four years thereafter." l 4a- ^ Manchester. Conn.; Diaries r. Biisky. Clampet Agency. 4998, Mr. Mlt harm is' done. IF4 I KMbIp of fHirroll t1. Wulki^r. U tov ofi He said that h.e had received a ten 6930, Hra. Wagner 2-0026. 19 Woodland street. Manrhtster. Conn.; MftnrhMtcr. In aiid PtBlriri, fee of 91.000 from Rhodes -but AMESITE DRIVEWAYS FREE Aana georao, n Eases street. Man- The AdmlnlptrstoT d.h.n. having A - It is estimated that over 250,000 people dhauaf. Caan. tilhtUd hli v III. Electiotn of treasurer will be the main AT A COURT o r PBOBATE h*l4 Glastonbury and ^pringflrid. Ona BRAB-'BURN REALTY . JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. St Msacheeter within sm.' for lb* Get au X-RAY District of Manchester, on tto Sad of them wag her glster, Mrsi Claire business. Viens requests all members -> AT A OOtniT o r PROBATE held dny of October, 1S50. H. Carey, who Ig here froth Oak­ at Mancbeater witbln asu lor the Piment, JOHN J. WALLeTT. land, ^ ifom la. (OT Ike wedding. to be p r ^ n t. We have aeveral customerg ‘ -A-eaeyww*r-wtil' esll..*t -yawr hewie'-M.. District of Manchester, on the 4th Judge. J*------4mt of October. INO. ■ Miss 'Wariier showered with' YOinUOXCHEtl SINK r ^ y to jiarchase attractive mskr appointment* for X-mjra. All over IS E»tat» of Mst)' a. Sulllran. late of a choice variety of gifts. Games Present. JOHN J. WALLETt. Mnnehoter, In mid Dlxtrlct. dcc*aSed. hve or BIX room homes in year* of age are arged to ,make aa appoint- NOWIN Jadge. T)ir ndmlnlstrstrls toeing ulilblttd were enjoyed by aome of the Bstala of MatUda J. Matabett. )aU of groupa while others watched the good i. residential section of oMnl. Fortabie X-jray unit wW bo at rear Mapebestar, In aaid District, deceased. her final *dmlnirlrattan kceount with A PROBLEM?, . b - If MlU esute to this Court f*r sllowsnce. tdlevlsiqn pictures. Manchester in $14,000 to $18,- af Manlrlpal Building to tafco free X-raya Because o f increased efficiency, we can offer ' Tto admlblstratriz having ekhibited It I* 000 price range. If you desire ksr adwanistratlon aoeouat with mid ORDERED; Thst th«, 14Ui day" of A delicious' luncheon was served Do awsy with that rotted Dnoleam permaaently by Btartlng November 2 for a whole month. Our new infra-red tun­ SalsCa to thla Coart for allowance. It la by Mrs. Errol Warner of Glaston­ car owners 'this service at NO EXTRA COST October. 1950, at 1} o'clocli. forenoon, iiwtaUing • Youngstowa Porcelain or Tracy StainlcM ristli up your Name eritb gay. to sell please contact nel which tnakea possible ORDBRED: That tbe llth day of bury, sister-in-law, and Mrs. Allan . .vci K3» Ti'is is coNTtaurw as a at the Probate Office In tto Municipal Steel Sink— TOP ONLY. ' Ostotor. INO, at. ten o'clock, forenoon, Building In mid Manchaater. to and F. .HellStrom o f vhrnim street, an­ happy ihadM |ef Hnsbnrgh ROBERT J. SMITH; Inc. ■ putuc sri'/ic* •? a BAKED-ON enamel tto Prohau psies la the Municipal tha la amlgnad for a Itaarina oo Gross Roads Miu^ket SEE US SOON FOR other stater of tbe honor guest. ■ 'A . Many sisss and Brices to jchoose from, all with drain Wstetspar fn iijwl, flews enS paint job for ydur car. -” llng -In said Masetor.cr. to anc tto allowance of sgtd adnrinlstratloo _ 95.3 Main Street "Mamma says ska aaaU stay tara fararar - Is ssslgaod for a haaring oa account with said m uu. aamrtstn- Formerly Brown's Frtiit Sumd boip'ds aad badi^lash. sssUy to a sasodi glosk dries A FREE ESTIMATE allawaaea of arid admialstrstion ment of heir* apd ordgtiof dtstribu- aakldy. css bo ■washs^ to- ikef wa kffvo AHaoHe Faraaaa OH” swat with said estate, aseerialn- Phone 3450 • ABSOLUTELY RUST tion. and thla Court dliw^ that notice Copnter Materials pcssedly and tcrisis wear a ^ J of hairs and order of dlatrlbutlon. of tto time and place amigned for said AUaatle Punu|to Oil'can glvt you the miost oonfoft- ATLANTIC FREE IhN. CMit dirseto that notice of besmg to glreb to all persons known •FORMICA •LINOLEUM •DURODEX fo r iottrier aod ex- ahle winter you’re ever known. Maximum cooretiica WELDON DRUG CO. t(NS.APd plam aaalgaad for sold to to Inurested Itorelni to appear aad HEARING-AID to beat and clamtt Uurning—dUc to a special proccM “ ■ gm a to all porsoaa knowa Sweet Cider GOOD HOMES.'Qualified buyers ..... prescription PHARMACISTS - ^ to thereon hy pubUshlng n copy We do the entire job— Work guarantepl trigs ead faraiinf*. e l •DrlpM Bgflnlne-iwen a savins per salloe,.a say­ tborelB to appoar and or Ibis order in son* newspaper ha»- anxiously 1 waiting for 2 ahd ‘ 8 • GLASS-LIKE TINISH n by pabUabiiv a copy Ibg a eiteuU‘JoB In said District at BATTERIES . -bedroom homes, in good condi­ ing oo repelm, too. Pin up now and avoid the fqil rueb. 901 MAIN STREET i la sonK newspaper hsv- least Are days tofort tto day of said For An RtiriBf-Aids tion. Also two-family or’f duplex, Ip said District, at bearing, and by mailing In a register­ In central loCi^t)on j^ t h good oc­ • FACTORY METHOD • .before tto day od said ed letter on or before Octeber S 1I6II , Iv e se e d y * . ■*Mbil-MBx’’ - MEDICAL PHARMACYt -CENTER PHARMACY malliag is a,rsglster- t gal. MANCHESTER BIMi HanivarB Oa. cupancy. For quick Ml* list your * copy of thla order . addressed m "M.ercBry" BODY SHOP ss baCora Oetobor t. IMO, n ion w M. Buniran. ••‘'McKee atr*^ 5 0 7S9 Mala Stsoet property With Dopsiaa Bjanchard, 344 MAIN STREET '487 MAIN STREET • WILL OUTLAS’T BY sddrssmd to Manchaater. Ckmn.; Halea, 6. Pitkin. •• .a> Real Batata Sytvlca. 3447. L.T. WKST ST. AT g r a n d AVENUE 47 ChdrlA atroot. W ^ s fm jt Mnnetoeter.’ conn.; rmn- PAR THE ORDINARY HOIH MODERNIZERS LISTINOS . W. DD. If you ara TELEPHONE KOCKVILLK M»7 MUvnn. IS Pina street Msn- FRUITS, VEGETABLES, 'GifOCERIES DlBTRIBUTQi^ PAINT JOB mtsler. Conn.; Florence SulllTnn,' SS. KITCHEN SPECIALIST^ iep)gyour pi tyebhtacttt^ COLtiSlON W OM M®B*e Otreet. Msneheeter, "i Conn.: 41 OAK ST., MANCHESTER ^ PHONE 2-0274 P-T'.IIJRCH Pa IN", offlOB. Proe^l J. •uHlxan, 14S glseon ^avenue, OPEJi EVERY DAY 9 TO 9 51 B13SELL STREET ; PHONE 4496 Hartford, Conn. OPEN THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 r^" Alice Clampk JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. 871 Blala Sti T cL 4116 » t r « t . ^ o n * 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1980 fA w m v w a r HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRlbAY, OCTOBER 8, 19S0 4 - V d y .aaiiiV ia iid y m » i> R N H iRN m iRPi W i iuRPmu aPiiW' n iRNmi.iRNMi aiRpH*iiiR pili i RR | t f o to formulAte And biipcrvibd a tve want to aay aomething about ..^Newspaper W kek^ Nathan Hale PTA if p a y s to huy childrt^n . . . hia lateat "blunder.” Guest Preacher * mtoB ; •■g«ven Ytar Plan” for Iran. The I A m Y o u r Iranian- government haa been pay-, He aaya he "wouldn't appoint At Local Church To Meet Tuesilay ^rraUi ing Uila American Bnji aome B66,- John Lh Lewie dog-catcher.” Correaponden i rvau M u m bt tkb 000 a month for Ita aervlcea, but, What we want to aay about piUNTINQ OO.. INC. Dr. Harold 8. Mathews, China The first mee^Hag of the Nathan after the Brat year of the "Seven that raah ataterhent la thia: Hale Parent-Teai^er Association i i W « •!»•••, secretary for the American Board J am your newspaper cohespon- I " JBAMfeMttr, Omb. y W Plan,' the Americana on the Wo wouldn't either. dent. ' will be held Tueaoky evening, Oc- of Foreign Misaiona, who recently THOMAB rBROOiOH. ataR of thia firm are reaigning / Through my hands come many i tober 10. "Open 1 will be ■ 'W rn«.. Twm., Ojb'I «*»?•«« returned from South China, will of th e-'^ a l itema In your news-■f'Obi 7:15 to 8:10. lachera will SAFI far ymuftMTi' frawMig fset beia»i» Oet»fc«f U U»>- and returning honte, convinced apeak at both the 9:1.1 and 11:00 paper, A paper muat of necesatty I be in their clasa roon^ to meet rtier are atada at gaa a«aiH|r laaBiati aa that Irin doean't ever intend to do. be identified with a town, but what! Ibe paienta. who it is will Herscliel P. Nunn a.m. servltfet, Sunday, October B, "td a n la r" laiH Itwt laavra aarraat ik, BnklMhM Bwry B jcjji an.vthing about carrying out their of the outlying trade aieaT It la 1 come and spend a fewfe- fRinuUs Bu«4*t *ad BolMay*. BbI*^< it th« fn the SCiond Congregational p rtp tr gailbilify aad taag aear. rest tttict i.t M»ndie«*r. Conn., M program. And it tuma out that here that I appear. with the To Give Leclure church. Dr. Mathews recently re­ I may be a housewife with ai*cs._j era. This year new ntw membeiniMnbera^p ■Moad CUM Itell l l * « # r . ______tha Iraniana are upaet becauae and Industry of turned to this country after one noaa for news , . . I tend In Items ' cards will be issued. Plans 0IRL$^4^- B0YS^4!L •tnMCKtrnON k a t m they are not getting free aid Tha aecret of human freedom and a half years there, including about the 4-H club, or what farm- tlie bazaar will be announced, an< om comments and auggestlons from ChM T«at fcy lUii ...... 'sioff Item our fovemmept. as seen from a spiritual viewpoint the period when the Chineaa Com- eris daughter haa the biggest brood Btx Mdothi b; Hill ...... munista came Into poWer, of kittens. Mine are the itema. the parents will be greatly appre- On« MbBth by Bbli ...... t 1.0U Theee unpleaaantnOaaes illustrate >vlll be disriissed by Herschel -P. ' ciuted. .% .04 For over 20 years he was a Con- ] uaually c h e e ^ l ones, d«aUng with Blntlb Capy ...... the dehbale problem Involved in Niihn of Portland, Oregon, a A social hour. wlUi group slng- PTMkly. by Cbrriar ...... t .34 gregational mlsslonBry in the people you know. Besides some- Btib*. dalittrttf, On* T*»r ...... SI3.UU the extension of economic aid to Christian Science lecturer, at the Christian schools of North China, tlmea I cover accldenti In niy area,'**^ ***' *’y Miss Marjorie Klop- mm Y AT KINNEY S Wdit bf MtM. roreiri ...... 113.00 other countries. It la anguish for William H. Hall High Sihool in retuma In elections for my com- cefreshments, will MS MAIN 8TREKT — 51ANCHE8TER working with the Chinese churchea close' the meeting. !MI MAIN NTKKKT — NEW BRITAIN us to aee our money being wasted. West Hartford, Sunday, October snd in general educational pro­ munity. m e m b e r or g, at three o'l-^oek. The members I may be a high school student 289 MAIN NTREET — MIDDLETOWN WELCOME THB A BSU Cia I4 tb p press On the other hand, we do iml grams, Often he visited isolated Aut __ AMOcIbtbd______PT»M ti ««ClU»lV4ly of First Chiiri’h of Christ Scientist Christian churches, traveling for learning the newspaper business •Btl'.lad to th« UM of ropobllfottoD of want to dictate to other coun.». of Hartford invites the public to miles over mountain trails by from experience, with an eye to Have You Viaited •II Bow» dlBP«trht» crodtitd to tt. or tries, and when we do exercise attend without charge. donkey or on foot, and in that way making it,my career when I'm old Bot otborwuo cpoditod to tbU poprr Mr. Nunn's subject will be enough. The Rea'uliful Modern X •Bd Bibo tbb locBl no4r« pubUohod h»r«. even our right of protest we are came to know intimately the Chi­ "Christian Science: The Way of nese in North China. Mine are the items the editor Cosmetic Dept. At The All rfgbti tt ropubllcBtloB ol apocUl imitiedlately turned into villains Man's Deliverance from Evil." aajra art often the Brat stories the ditpatchu BOtOlB •!« blto tOMfOOd. When the Japanese occupied readers look for. Mine ia, In large The Army and and made the targets o f . anti- His talk will cover freedom from North China, Dr. Mathews was a A. 8 «r»- American campaigns. sickness, discord, danger'lack apd measure, a real public aerxice. Al­ Arthur Drug Stor(;8 Full Borrlco ellont of N. E. prisoner for six months and cams most never is my name on a full­ tab. IBC. There is every indication that other fornre of evil. home on the first repatriation Mr. Niinh has been engaged In time payroll, and often I send In * Bobllabera R»prM«BUtl»ti; Tht many countries are going to need ship, the Gripsholm. Coming so re­ my pieces expecting no pay at all. a u b the public praeffee of Christian cently frpm China he haa an arrest­ Jaltue Mathewa Special Agency - Ne» aid for a long time to come, even Science healing siRce 1921,. and an ' Generally I am the neighborly Tara. Chicago. Detroit and Booton. ing atory’ i,o tell of what ia going one,in a community, the house­ if tftisy are completely efficient In authorized teacher of Christian on in China today. Visiting Teachers of M anch^er Science since 19S7. A member wife who arrlvea to help In tiinea J o h n s o n MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP using it. It would, we think, be aRcuuA'noNS. of the Chrlsttar. Science Board of of distress . . . the man who op­ A nd an advantage If thia aid could be erates a country store and is a B I N G I ^ Lertiircship since 1943. he has | \ A t Herald Printiog Company, Ine., channeled through the United Na­ traveled extensively In the United | Deatha Last Night personal friend to each of his cus­ aaauiBaa no doknclal raaponaibUlty for States snd abroad to lecture on tomers. Mine ia a leisurely pail tytographlcal arrora appaaring la tt> tions, to ^ used by standards set A n d e r s o n Christian Science. of tha publishing business, but Every Saturday N i^ t / aartlaamanta and other caading MaUcr, by the cpllectlve wladorn of the By The AMociated Prews nonetheless important to the feed­ ta Tha Manehaaler Rranlhg Herald. He ser\’ed overseas in , World PAINTING AND United Nation!, and enforced by Wsr T In the Army Engineer Taunton. Mass. William Hale ers. Rred. 76, publi.sher of the Taun- DE(*OKATING United Nations economic super- Corps. Prior tn,fhst he ,hapaganda. machine a chance to te la a law " which apparently ‘At Aiiptioii Marl tional missionary to the Zulus governs th^ relationship of na­ who established the McCord Zulu - INDUSTCY - EDUCATION DAY OCT. 9 r«-play He old "peace” record tions as wall as indlvlduala. There hospital in Durban. South Africa, { have not paid very cloae attention Cxiillflower and tomatoes were Ursl hospital for iialivea in Natal | Ineici d new N iCH T to tha nature of”Mr. BlAaaen'g let^ is UiA a^lry-of the man who, be­ the only tnick garden products to province, and with the American i reach the Manchester Vegetable tar to BtoUn... ing told that a certain person had Board of Foreign Missions for . / been, apraadlng atoriea about him Auction Market'yesterday snd at more than 40 years. ' lattar.ln ttorif la an Indlct- the cloae of the aeaalon total sales and rerealing Mimity tovVard him, Buffalo, N, Y,—Horace F. Tay- - aaent of Ruaaian policy and an ao- were f l .139.45. lor, 78, a former president of the - tn your life! said: A total of 215 crates of cauli­ ■ Acrtion of Ruaaian error, Its terms Nationsl I.,umber Dealers Aasocip- | “ How could he be, my enemy? 1 flower went for a high of 11.2,1 tion' and the National Hardwood ' OO Arm that it aeema almost ar havan't done him any favors, and a low of $1 a crate. Tomatoes Uiimher A.s.sociation and father of , offer OM Staaaen'a part to go to brought tn $4 high and $t 90 low the late F. Chase Taylor, radio's ; PROGRAM loaned him any money, or made ileoeefir to reeelvo Btalln's ciBn- per basket with 331 half bushel "t.’olonel Stoopnagle." j him any gifts.” trito g^elegleo. If, by aay w o t c baskets being sold. I ahaMce, tha Ruaelaa laaW ac- .AFI, Union Wins oepta the proposition. It la diffi­ URing Meter Mone.v HoneRtl.v cult to Imagine any propaganda Ivorylon, Oct. 6 i/P' A NI.RB Jurisdictional election held here advantage for Russia la it. If Manchester saems about to be­ come one of the very few commU' yeeterday at the Pi-att. Read Sc Co.,* tIM E SCHEDULE aaything, the Uttar U almost top plant resulted in • victory for the atlS for a docupient presumably nltles in the entire country which AFl- Upholsterers Union. The Intended, to exploit a chance of Is being honest with ita citizens election had been aought by the agroemont apd peace. and Ita visitors In its policy with Unltecl Furniture Workers. CIO, 9iN A M. (a 1 1 :N A. M , Plant VMtatloat. 11:00 NoaS/to 1:S0 P. M , Llaali aai Bat-Toftthar. 1:30 la 1:30 regard to parking meters. which originally organized the We doubt that agreement and plant. The results as announced Parking meters are a charge ' poaoe wlU eomc by any such by the NLRB supervisors gave the P. M„ A44ratttt kj Company Exaoittm On Baekfronnl al Eaik Oooqaay’t Bmiaaii, liolndlai History af they do come. We doubt upon the people for the use of AFI> union 316 votes, the CIO 241, streets the people themselves ^ 11 for no union snd 8 votes chal­ that ptiiaaia la going to make an.v lenged. reversal of Its policies or have built. The Justiflcation for ; Oompaay — PiaOuctioa Praklaan—Salao Promotion — Employfr4m|lpyaa Rolatloao. them is that the.v enforce a more o< ita opinions. Wa dou^f tliatc la aver going to b« any equitable time-use dlviaion of the I * J /ffttlag dovm tX a table tor Srtet existing parking apace in a com- I dtocuaalon of the main iaeuea be­ munity. But they never, of them- i tween Ruaain and ourarlvee. selves, solve a community's park- ' BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIES TO BE VISITED Rather, If there la any progreia mg problem- w^en the problem Is toward agreamsnt and peace be- also one of apace. tpraon us. It will be a shadowy The only honest thing to do process, naver very plainly label­ with revenues from parking t i l U S D O I T N U M BE R o r LUNOHAT: TEACHERS ed, with a very gradual and meters, then, Is to use it to pro­ vide additional parking aiiace. WATKINS sometimes Imperceptible tailoring BROTHBKS. INC r o o t ABA TOOL GOMPANY o f policy. The reason this ia so seldom done That la our anpcctsUon. How- la that municipal officials avery- FUNERAL Yoa will find h much more cos- ovar, wo behave that geaturas like where 4ura too tempted by the S ERVICE ' venient and miitfsaory for m M MANOHESTER EVENINR HERALD take down and store your canvas Staaaen'a should be made. We be- prospect of some additional reve­ 13 ' BOWERS SOHOOL Ormapd J.Wett awnings than for' you to do h g o o d iA e a r Ueve tbit, there should never be nue for their general funds. Rome yourself. The cost is low. MANOhESTER TRUST GO. communities, 4n fact, go for the d ir e c to r any lack, eUlicr on the part of of- We .protect your awnings until floial America'^r on the part of parking maters Just to get addi­ you oaad them next Spting,i SAYINGS BANK OF IMNOHESTER private tnitlaUyd,.^ of wllllngneaa tional revenue from them. Repair or recovering if ncct*: to talk fundamentila with RitMla General Manager George H. sary at special low off-season and explore the poisibiliUea of Waddell has made n proposition prices. Telephone today. EmI- OLD TOWN HAU INN males gladly and freely given, 21 some direct understanding which to the Board of Directors which ATLANTIG A PACIFIC TEA 00. CAST HARTTORO might ahorten tha aagutSh^ and embarks Manchester on the hon­ I ' ' est-policy. He suggeats ,thgt ac­ the burden aniT expense o f ' the lit Sigt mt m J. ROSS JONES;jR. long, gradual, and ever-dangereua cumulated Income from the me­ WORTHY SWVICi OARLYLE-JOHNSON NACHINE GO. route toward a world of leas ten­ ters ]>t used to purchase a half 74^ Flower St„ Hartford AU Tm PROOF YOU NODI BOWERS SOHOOL acre tract on, Purnell Place for 142 Baat Outer St.. 24 sion. . . . TeL 8-0944 Jeet prtn down on Airfoam. Sw how THE ROOERS CORPORATION Wc do not conceded Staasen the -establiahment of the first ManchMter it aMvmt itMlf to yoor hand — givM a . \- much chance of succeae. Wa arc municipal parking lot. If carried buo^M ’’uplift.’’ IUIm w your hand and glad he haa baen willing to try out, that means that tha town will k quickly rctums to its otifinal AT THE PUNT whatever chance there is. get some easement of its general / •hape. OHENEY BROTHERS 60 parking situation from the me- ❖ lera, not merely a rationing of ' w -a Triala Of Helping Others the use of eitiaUng parking space. 11 ( I C. < ( ft . I L A MATTRISS THE DIEHL OARDLE 00. H ia Uckliah problem of how to This is a proposition which ought I () |) It iliitl 1 ii 21 SOWERS SOHOOL daaJ.with countries which - need to be duplicated in other parts of American economic help, but the bualneia district. NANOHESTEirKNITTINB HILLS which, left to their own instincts No details of the operation of o7 5 and policies, have a tendency to such a municipal parking lot have waste it la bubbling up again. l^ n formulated as yat. But wa RRST NATIONAL BANK In the past few days the criU- would suggest that tha poaaiblUty 11 SOWERS SOHOOL of having liia coat o f operation al­ ciiam of American officials in SOUTHERN NEW ENRLAND TELEPHONE 00. ^ «r - Greece, enforced .by a cut of so financed out of meter income should^be considered. In harmony American funds to Greece uirtil NO OTHIR POUNOATION teolu Tomorrow evening can be the ..beginning of wlht .U)* theory, that it ia tha unM as Uto '^sfcek - govem - like'Mis inside. Bo.x aprinp ate-made ..an.,entirely new night We for you! For then AT THE FUirr^ town's role to aerviea iU oWn Citi­ HOST NATIONAL — 2S KAMI HABTroMD roimt u n d e i^ e a j those informs inaerqirinc nuttiMscs.nutti iscs. The Airfosm you’ll be sleeping on your new .^irfoafh Mat­ have been priiaauring for ever zens and itz visitors, not try to ittcss .stem a sipc*-free, dustless, ' bi American officiaiaL in Italy have chester la going to have, the more aa sanitary', cool sleeping! Today’s Airfoamf ORFORB SOAP 00. indulged in open. n Icriticbriticisn\___ of the business Manchester merchants in twin or full size,'is yours at the pHce of 24 BOWERS SOHOOL 6acal policies of the Italijin gov­ are going to do. Other and larger good innerspring mattresses . . . 79.75. ernment, maintaining that it t# communitieM have .already run in­ SPENOER RUBBER raODUCTS 00. ^ preventing MarahaU Plan funds to a shortage of parking apace, The Red-Lipe Box Spring is the perfect foun­ from graerattng that Wide Ude of which.they can reduce only wttn dation for Airfoam. Joined only through tht recovery which , is their ^Ject. thia moat expensive kind of proj A monument to the memory of one middle by flexible bands, each spring acts in­ PIONEER FARAGHUn 00, INO. 13 AT THE PLANT .'Italian officialdom was shocked ecta. . We still have a chance of who has gone-—a tribute that lasts for­ dependently for healthful support of youg and dismayed, and haa since been reserving apace for parking. at ever. SAPQRITI memorials reflect the body. Full or twin sizes . ^9.75» mdliAed by our ambassador, and relaUvely low coat, and w# Mould craftsman’ll art in their ex^rt work- ^ ptsapect la that, regartUeaa of act to do It ^.ths facts, tha-Ttalisn govaminent auuiallljirfheir high quaMy. “"I r -^ frill cooLinue following Itji own 1 E^-^^gldsia. not ours. We Wouldn't Either a i- iHran, t h m ia a blow-up be- We don't think l^aident Trii- The Ooedyaar Tile A Rubber Co. elftcials’' of that eountry man haa any clear destiny of be­ The Snglander Company, Inn, fud'tea stad|-Biembeni of a' fri- ing lovtd, for ^ie enemies IM SAFOEItl, •USPIOES OF IUN0HE8TER OHMIBEII OF OQMHEROE AND LOOU. BUSINESS AND INDU8TRY Ahscttaui firm, callcd Lea in Ulnae informal lettern of MEMORIAL COMPANY T’Afterican Ovateefie OanMltanta,' lib. Yet, un occasion, he stirs a waefMleA la eipfru year 4 7 0 CEHTCIt ST. MANCH impulse of sympathy. Andi,’ a a * \ ■

J” ' ’i. \; k; ■ - I- ' r xMANCHE^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY* OCTOBER 6, I960 ram : 1 UANCHCarrEK fiVENIMG HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNI; FRIDAY, OCTOBER #,198 week for settlement of present wage negotiation* based on the 14 isau Pay Increase WONO-Iiifl— - a n g* WTIU - Natural Gas Manchester^ cent thersaae. > ^WFHik - 1667 sleeted president o f the eighth voters, brinn the voting strength T£L JZToday 8 R a d io LIk* the almllar increase gfttoted grade at Wapping grammar school. Moscow, Red up to 745; However, quite a num- Stuart Wasley About Town Gas W ar Here WHAV - SIV Plans Ready Date Hook At Hamilton at Pratt A Whitney Airciaft I>ivl. Democrats They have been studying govern­ hisr. of names have had to be re­ WINE LIQUOR WTHT - I2SU lion earlier this week, th* pay moved from last year's list, owing- WUCU — 13 Easton Oiaadard lin io ment, town committees^ caucases .At a highly auccegaful demori- Tueadny, October 10 raise la effective October 2. to deaths, removals, etc. Im spite ■o— — end balloting and applied the les­ China Assured Seriously Hurt atratlon and clinic on the famous Is Continued and BEER Meeting of Holllater PTA at 14 Cents Per Hour Raise Hamilton Standard also an­ 0n Ticket Will of that it Is a record enrollment, 4HM— • 4iR‘* Algonquin Co. A s s p H s sons to their own class election. New Home Sewing machines held f ..r Any Of • i the school, 8 p. m. nounced an additional increase of Lucretla Graham was elected sec- Only one new name was. Added to WDRC—Strike It Rich. WTHT—Sheriff: Roll Call. Announceil Today as the list In Saturday's session for yesterday at Benaon’a, the follow­ WTIG—Jack La it. Confidential It Can Take Any Rea* Sunday, Oct. 16 wdge rates for salaried employees reUry and Kenneth White treas­ On U. N. Troops WdH Known Real Es< Prices Drop ag Low as \VTHT—News; Music. Dedication ceremony of Ver- effective October 1. This increase, Take to Stump those whose rights matured after ing were winners of the three door WHAT—Polka Hop. WONS—Vincent Lopes Show. Negotiations Ended urer. X prizes .offered. Deluxe Juicer 1 WDRC—Philip Marlowe. sonable Aetion in N. E. planclc school, 3 p. m. when added to the general increase Captains for the fall elections the, 16th. late Man in Critieal 19 Cents, a Gallon at V m C —BackaUge Wlla. ICeutinued. from Page Oae) won by Mra. EUnier Keish, 259 Oak nun lu w Mali- j 10:00— Republican Rally at White of Eebruary 1, IP.V), will bring the rrwa PM * Oae) were named at.h meeting of the Republicans httd their election WKNB—News; Request East Hartford, Oct. 6 Hamll headquarters thik year at Uprry Condition Tnday •treet. Pair of Hurricane Lampa Some Stations f\\CKACL. STORE I WTIC—Life of Riley. Boaton. Mass..'Oct. 6. "Algon­ Eagle ball, sponsored by Polish general adjiiatiit^ts granted to DemocraUc Town committee, be continued any longer than won hy Mrs. A1 Polozzi of 46 Bls- net. Republican club, 2 p. m. dinner at tqn Standard Division of United H. Kirkham's/place on the Green. 3. OAK .IRIt T TFL 6597 4tl8— I WHAY—News, Moonlight Mat- quin Gas Transmission Company salaried employjrea classified under Hehea declared that although a Tuesday evening. They are Thomas necessary, "to let the U.N. forces ■ell street. Electric clock won inee. la ready, able and willing to take 5 p. m. Aircraft Corporation loxiay an the salary h/b evaluation system **fkM profTaai” had beta atartcd. J. Ahem. Stanley Johnson, An­ The DcmocrAts housed their head­ Stuart J. Wasley. of 20 Argdemy WTIC—Stella Dmllaa. . I go home before their task Is done by Mary Winzier of 31 Madison Gasollna prices ranged anywhere Music WTHT—Boxing. any reasonable action to bring Wednesday, Oct. 18 nounced a 14 cent Increase in pay for the yeyr 1950 to * total of ap­ OminacUcut waa not doing enough thony Shetensky. Edward Kuehn, quarters at the former tea room on street, promi'nent Manchester- real WON8—Jack Downey’t old faahione'd cojlcert. Wood­ would be a cynical repudiation of the green, occupied hy -Donald E. street. Three sessions of the from 19 cents a gallon to 34.9 cents 10:15— natural gas to New England ■* as for all hoWy-rated empinyeea proximately ten par caht. eat to defend Itself against atomic Frank Blosle. George Enes. .Toseph our responsibilities.'^ estate and insurance man, was in demonstration and clinic were held Shop. ruff hall. Center church, sponaor- The action A llow ed word that Griffin'. Coffee and doughnuts, al­ critical condition at Manchester a gallon for regular gasoline at ' WKNB—Nea-a; Request Matl- WONS—1 Love a Mystery. quickly and as advantageously *s^ ~8ensi()hi civilian defense, Krahsky, Thomas Burgeas, Jr. Former Assembly President and all were .well attended. possible," Dana-M. Sw’sn, presl-* *** Lodge 748, I.A.M.. representing | • Qno of the earltest magozitie ar- so climrettes. were handed out. and Memorial hospital. today following Manchester eervlce atattons today nee. WTHT—Guest SUr. In Itself,” he said, “Is a deterrent Clarence Nicholson and Roland Carlos P. Romulo of the Philip­ 10:36— dent -of th'- company, .said here Friday, October 20 ^ some of , the hourly-rated em -, tUle* dcscrlhlng "how to build" a Aubin. These captains will cover friends met and chatted. ,an automobile accident late yes­ aa the gas price war entered its' WqCC—Junior Disc Jockey. Military whist ' sponaoi ed by to ottftck.** pines demanded that the North The Zohlng board has given per­ WTIC—Bill Stern. today. 1 ployeea had rejected a proposal^ielvvl.sion receiver bears the dste While McMahon was speaking he their respective territory to get Koreans, as the aggressors, lay terday afternoon in East Hartford. The committee* for the .rum­ fifth day. T^ere waa no standard C h ill IliQtography Cornerstone club, St. Bridget* mission to Morris and Israel Kass- mage sale to be held .October 12 price for regular gas. . "1)VT)RC—Yankee Kitchen. ■ WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. The statement came after a mad* by th* company earlier thia | of July,'1928. Came under fire from his Republl- new voters made. down their arms. He declared the It waa learned that the accident, WONS—Jack’s Waxwork*. finding today by the Keiieral Pow­ church. I . can rival, Joseph E. Talbot. In a , New voters will be made at the man to put Up and operate a gas­ involving a new automobile driven and the tea and sale November 21 Prior to the outbreak of the gas THE MODEIHN WAY ' WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. Naturday. October tl Jl. U.N. forces must remain in Korea WHAT—News. 10:46— er Commission tliat neither the 1.^ speech at a GOP rally in Berlin, Town Hall. Saturday, Oct. 14, from "until the power of the aggressor oline filling station on the Hebron- by the Daughters of Liberty, No. price war in Manchester, regular Open meeting of Alcoholic* WilUmantlc .'01111, Route 6A', be­ 17, L O. L I., will meet tonight gas sold for 34.9 cents per gallon. Take advantaRe^f a port WCCC—New*: 1290 Club. WTIC—Pro tod Con. appliratton of Algonquin nor that Talbot charged that McMahon and 9 a m. to 6 p.m.. second Saturday, is crushed.” of Northeastern Ga* Transmis­ Anonymous. Hollister school audi­ tween the Stanbk and Strong at 7:.30 at ths home of Mra. Mar­ Prices have dropped since Monday. trait studio designed ex­ 6:45— 10:90— torium, 8:30 p. m, . Governor Bowles had leftwing sym- Oct. 21, from 9 a.m. t/o 8 p.m. U. S. Chief Delegate Warren R. 1 WTHT—Hartford Speak*. sion (Company i the wholly-owned A bridal shower was tendered places. There wak no opposition. garet Wilson, 57 Wellington road. There is no indication aa to when yVTiC__TOung Widder BroWn. Austin said these things 'remajped clusively for children. WDRC—Old Record Shop. 1 1 :00— subsidiary of Tennessee Gas " TneodBy, October 24 Xn support of hU contention. Miss aaire Peterson, daughter of ' Horace W. Sellers of Carlisle, the gas price war, )yill end and It Tnatallation banquet of St. Mar- to be done in Korea: Penn., made a flying Visit this week Is agreed by the owners that a long WCCC— Big Brother Bill. Newa on all station*. Trsnsniission Company) ahmild be Talbot asserted that McMahon and Mr. and Mta. Theodore Peterson, "First—to carry out the objec­ The Touug Adult group of tha granted In the form oa presented garet'a Circle, Daughter* of l*a- of Ellington road, Monday night, to his Hebron home, th^ Pendleton war will result In many stations ANNE CRIFFIN WTHT—Ted Malone. WHAY— New*: Moonlight Mat­ GIT Bowles had backed Leland Olds, tives of the United Nations in the Center Om^egatlonal church will WON8—Hollywood. U S. A. inee. to the Commission. bella, at Country Club, 8 p. m. irhom he Identified as the man bv Miss .Shirley Van Sicilln^ Miss place, returning Wednesday. He be gone on to all day trip over being foried to close their doors. Friday, October 27 northern area where United Na­ had hoped to spend last Sunday 11:15— Xfr. Swan stated that Algonquin “whom the Senate rejected as un­ Peterson and James Newberry of tions observers have never yet the Mohawk 'Trail this Sunday. All Child Photographer^ $dW— Harveet Dance aponaored by 7HI Vernon will be married October here, btit car troubles heldlip Rev. WDRC—News; Old Record Shop WDIIU -The World Tonight. would be willing to take any of Did you know that 10V» of your incom* ImratlMl In fit for the position of Federal had an opportunity to asvertaln people of this age group interested 476 MAIN S T R t :^ WTHT—Tops in Sporta. th* following three coursi-R: Regiatered Nuraea' Aasoclatlon. ORI6 INAI Power Commissioner.” 28. and Mra. Howard E. Champh, with -are Invited. Bach is to bring hla w n c —When a Girl Marries. American Legion Home. Iniuronc* would prolsci Ihs olh*r 90% of your total Friday. October 13. at 8 p. m.. the polltiral wishes of the p«‘ople, whom he made the trip up. so\that Hospital Notes WON8—Mark Trail. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. 1. To serve a part of New Wrote for “Dally Worker "Second—To commence forth­ own lunch and transportation will PHONE WTIC -Mlndy Carson. England, consisting of Boston, Thursday, Novenibor'3 Incom*? Olds, said Talbot, was “a fre­ Community church will present he did not get hers tintil Monday. be provided. The cars wlU leave WHAT—Open House. "Star Fair" under auapicea the Ladles' Aid of the Wapping with the task of rehabilitating the WTHT—Newa; Storyland. 11:75— Cambridge, Worcester, southeast­ M m u i c f r / Th*r* (I a Form Byr*au Iniuronc* contract lltat *4i quent .rdntrlbutor to the Dally shattered Korean economy.” the church at 10:45, rain er ahlne. visiting Hours WDRC—Public Service Pro­ ern Massachusetts, Rhode Island Temple Chapter No. 53. Order Worker,” and "has attacked not the James K. Allen musical fami­ Seml-Pri5'ate — 2 to 4 and T to WKNB—Sport* Newareel. feasriile i Eastern Star. Masonic Tcpfple previd* for all of your protection n**di. ly. America's foremost family In He said the eight-power resolu­ gram and Connecticut, under a only the private enterprise system, tion gives authority for both steps TTie Manchester Fire depart­ 7:.30 p.m. 6:16— WHAY -Sporta Finale. worked «P‘’n'' "t 2 p. m. / ftfr compl*l* informolion^ about your Iniuronc* music. It is nationally knn Bearera were Richard Moonan connon, 60 Cedar street; Thomas w n c —Newa. 6:26—Weather. number of directors, elected by ibfssia had been opposed by Re- Austrians, who sines the 12th cen­ Sr., Harold Ogren. James Marley, were unable to supply any details South Methodist church, With Congregational church. on the accident when querried to­ luncheon at 12:30. Reports of of­ Connof, 143 Middle Turnpike, east. g:16— 6:30—Musical Story Book. the Algonquln-Tekas Eastern Friday, December 6 pubUean Senators who would as- tury have sat at the crossroads of Pierce Jacobs, William Ogren and Discharged yesterday: Lawrence Complete Kitchen WDRC—Jack Smith Spertecaat 6:45—We»tern Serenade. group and by the Tennessee- North End Pharmacy aorae h "dominant role” In foreign Frederick 8. DukUg of North the East and West and repeatedly Charles Tracy. Burial waa in the day by The Herald. ficers will be submitted at the Annual fair of North Methodist nUlM lUMAU MUTUAl MITOMOBIU W SW Alia COMNNf Waaley, alone In the car; suffer­ busless mfeetlng at two o'clock, Bolinoky. 15 Norman street; .Alra. 6:16— 7:00—Dance Time. Northeastern j^ u p . W. S. C. S. j^Ucy. lf the OOP won the No­ Coventry has been awarded a dia­ have thrown back Eastern aggres­ Eaat cemetery. Bertha Qeaa, 75 Middle Turnpike, Planhiiij; aiitl 8:00—Ave. Maria Hour. 3. To provide gas service for F6IM ItffilAU MUniAl FHI INSMANa COMMNY sion. ed a fractured nose, head, chest, and new officers will be elected WDRC—Jack Zalman, 4 DEPOT SQUARE TEI-. fi545 vember election. mond quarter-century club pin as eaat: Mra. Rhoda Bockus, 57 Crest- w n c —Strictly SporU: 8:.30—Marine Band. all of Ne>C England by expanding B u m u u f i m s o u i k i co m m h t Benton's Republican opponent, The hulk of the country's labor­ back and leg injuries. The front for the year In prospect Democratle Nominee Withdraw* rum a result of completion of 25 yearn wood drive: Michael Mialewicr, Rcinofleliii" , .Weather... . ______8:45—^Adventure* In Research. th* plo0h ^ Algonquin facilities FREE DELIVERY Mem* OfRiei — j slwiibnii, Obi* - J^isseett Bush asserted > at - a ers Ignored, the Communist strike, end of . hla-car, and both front WONS—Sport*. tVnCP-'FWr Ob fke air ffttS a. m.- of service with Pratt-Whitney, call. The Non-Commuijists eburag- Yankees Lead SomeravnicT Mrs. Florence Arm- Featuring New Youngstown to cover all the arra.s projkiSed to -Ihldgeport rally of Lodge-for- fenders, were completely wrecked. Mia* Elizabeth Jean Ferris of atrong, 18 Knox street; Mrs. Ce­ ' WHAT—Supper Serenade. 1 a. n . be aerved by either company. Westport, Oct. 6—(Ah—Wayland Oovemor clubs that the results of Niles. Bemont, Pond Division of eously battled fanatlc'young Rei Walker 4LTO GLASS w n c —Three Star Extra. 6:45—Herman Hickman. revlslona haa been named by 8tot* Mir. aad Mra. Frederic Meach- time for a small garden, taking Quite a commotion took place a Coleman charged in on the eran church, after which refresh­ street: Miss Leocadia Gill, Coven­ WONS—Evening Star. 7:00—Kukla Fran A Ollie. Labor Commissioner John J. Egan. ments will be served In the par­ aaa Jr„ of West Hartford were care of his home, lawn and flower Ittle after noon Sunday at Hebron gru s to scoop up Sisler'a slow taken in three days this week. try; Mra. Lena Parenteau, 60 Ham­ MIRRORS WTHT—Sporta 7:30— Roberta Quinlan. Th* present laundry wage order Bunday gueeta of their uncle, Ed­ garden. Mr. Dektig was also when the fire company was calle 6$ The accused are aach under $2,- membem are requested to meet at Wlhltkua Bled to Mapes who Korean Thieri Division on the dusty STOP AT WTHT—The Fat Man. 000' bond. They will be preaanted JEWELERS Mr. and Mm. James Walker of 7 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium Rev. H. R. Keen and Mra. Nellie made a nice running catch In right Bretton road. $400. { 891 MAIN STREET " HlUstown, Conn., were Sunday V. Rydell were present Sunday af­ coastal road toward Wonsan ap­ Frederick L. Dutton, alterations 8:16— In Town Court tomorrow. Instead of at 8 p.m. The earlier hour center. Ashbum waa caught look peared to be taking on added sig­ WHAY—Mayor Johii L. Sullivan. (Aero** Fro** St. Jui**'* Chnreh) guests at the Steele-Hall home. has been set in order to tqke care ternoon at a preview and tea given tng at a fast third strike. Jones '76'Bowers strtet $700. nificance. The poBsibillty of a Charles S. Burr, alterations 103 COX SERVICE STATION 6 :66— Mr. and Mrs. Donald/Graham of all business before the special by the Oovemor'a committee from lined a single between third and o f Tlioinpaonville, Conn., were 4 to 6 p. m. at the Senate Cham­ sledgehammer land-sea-air eoncen- Adelaide , road, $476'.' m MAIN RTREET TEL. 6161 WHAY—Bit of Ireland. meeting at 9 p.m. here when plans short into left Held. Ennis was out tratlon against the Red industrial WTHT—Thia I* Tour FBI. Simday guests of Miss Bertha will be formulated for the annual ber. State Capitol, Hartford, at .James Fee, alterations 80 HelalnO Aithur'Dru^ Storet Place. on a pop to Rizzuto. center was pointed up by these road $1,000. . ' WONS—Muric. community children's Hallowe'en which was presented the Harmon No runs, one hit, up errors, one Miss Bade Millard attended Party. Exhibit of portraits of outstanding other events: George Allen,, alterationa U l 6:06— TRUSSES. BELTS, church services In Rockville Union Americans of Negro origin. This left. —Conferences between Cspt. Fred WDRC—Up for Parole. Miss Jeanette Konarsky has re­ Third Inning Vnnkeee Middle turnpike eaat, $35(7. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. ELASTIC HOSIERY. Congregational church Sunday and exhibit will be open every Sunday Sterter,' Chief of Staff of the east W nm nteo Devda called on friends after the service. turned to her duties as supervisor Mapei aent a high pop to Watt- coastal naval support fleet, and tVTHT—Thin Xian. CRUTCHES. BRACES of the tabulating department at through October. Green Manor Estates to Frank Mr. and Mrs, Frederic Meach- Among those on the receiving kus behind first baae. Lopat was Gen. Lee Cong Chan of the South w n c —NlghtbtoL ExpoH Flttort the State Department of Health called out on strikes. KIzzuto, and Anne Valciulls, property on WONS—Air Force Hour. am who have spent a week at the line was Dr Ralph Johnson Korean Army: Woodbridge street. home o f Mm. Meacham'a sister. following a three weeks vacation. Bunche, an official in. the United for the aqcnnd straight time, walk — Re-eatabllahmbnt of Pohang - - Mm. Marion A. Baker and other The next session for making of Nations, and a recent winner of ed on four pitches. Rizzuto stole atratrip — some 250 miles south of of their Tolland relatives returned voters win Uke place at the North second oh the first pitch to Cole­ Wonsan — as s U. S. Fifth Air Coventry Firehouse October 14 the Nobel Peace Prize, for auccesa- Monday to their home In Bridge- ful imedlatlon of the Palestine man and raced to third when Sem- Force fighter base for close "sup­ water, Maine. from 9 a. m. to 6 p.- m. Mem­ inlck'a low throw bounced off port of Korean Republican east EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT bem of Company 2 have voted to War. He Is a Negro, and hla own A business meeting > of the portrait was ona of thoae hung. Goliat's glove and rolled Into cen­ coast forces; snd GET THE * • -r Methodist ladies was held at the donate the use of the building for ter field. Semlntck waa charged —A flying visit to the east cosat this session. Some of the beat known Negroes j Penny Bingn 7:15 to 7:45—^Regular Bingo at 7:4^ Steele-Hall home Monday, Octo­ whose portraits are shown in thia with the error. Coleman dropped Juat below Parallel 38, last week m t w u ber 2nd at S'o'clock. Booth-Dimock Memorial Libra­ exhibit are Marlon Anderson, con­ aingle Into left field acoriag end by Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker, "INSliE Mr. and Mm. Stanley Godzdz of ry committee, will hold a special tralto linger; George Washington Rizzuto but waa out. Staler to U. B-. Eighth-Army'Commander, Tolland are the parents of a meeting tonight in tim reading Carver, scientist; Mary M, - Be- Hamner to Goliat aa he tried to snd MaJ. Gen. Earle E. Fsrtrldga, $ T o tr "i 0RAH6E HALL ' wnN» daughter born Sept. 19th at the room to order between ^ and 50 thune, founder of. JBethune-Cook- stretch the hit into A lyo-bkggw - U. S. Fifth-Atf PVirce Commander. Rockville Citv hosoital. books Especially foe -use by the man College; -Oiarlea - Richard ’ 'It"'W’as an earned run. To these factors could be added TW*'( ea “iMide ••ery” *k«l Mr. and Mrs. William E. . And­ children. In local grade; ffcho^. Drear,'Surgeon and founder of the One run, one hit. one error, none the fact that the Republican Third iaiMrieiM* M e»wy ■••• eM A N C 8 f erson were Sunday g i^ ts of rel­ Lists of irfipqmmendecr i>Mks by blood banks; Joe Louis, heavy­ left. Division has plunged northward w*w** . . i lie ataqr i*l T8. Tea atives la Weatertv. R. t, the loelil'"school faculty mill be weight champion boxer:. Walter Fonrtli Inning PhllUen without apparent regard for itg eere k te ye(e*elt eed yeer feedty. — Mi>(-«nd Mrs; Byron Hall of used. Selections will be made In White, author; WUliam E. B. Du- Mize fielded Sisler’a hot ground! lengthening supply line from South le keya y ^ . chad X-rayed aad 481 I . RIBtri TflNMKI MANCNISTIIi North Coventry wer> . recent an effort to encourage children Bola, author, editor, teacher. Inter­ er Inside the first base line and Korea. guesU of Mm'. Leila 8. Hall. outside of school reading. preter of race relations; Hon. Wil­ stepped on the 'bag for the unas­ A*^Vyaa-- . --OTH nW VWWte We will be glad to finance you on the purchase of a John M. Stone. Jr., 19, left to­ liam Henry Haatle, governor of the sisted putouC* Hamner filed to *418 be w e leeg belew H* WINE DRAPES IJiaw car. The cost is 15.00 for each $100 borrowed for a day for Lackland Air Field In San Virgin Islands and Federal Judge Mapea In right. Bemlnick went a^aa l^*att a^ty aFar^Fl^i^l Motorola—HRlUcTEfters—Em ertoii^. Antonio. Texas. He has enlisted of the Circuit Court of Appeals, down awinging at a third’ strike. ATTENTION! NOWONHAND yMir and we finance for periods ot'one year, 18 months, Wapping In the. Air Corps for a four-year and many othera. The artlata are No runs, no hits, no errors, none Tt U aatUr fa care «h*a ■ k ■ ■ : snd, sometimes, 21 months. period. He received hts elemen­ Betsy Graves Reyneau and Laura le ft - . es m. . m . --■ - - , , ...... *««ehtMdy..iMw tafes-itMNaaif Cte used care, the cost is 15.00 s year for eacl^lOO Frank 'Masinda ahhouh^ 'Dies- tary -education/ In Um West Hart­ Wheeler W aring, the latter na-' FtKirttt IWmiS XMD(®®® Mothers o f Storrs,' - - ford public schools, was graduated Uve of Hartford, whoae work la Berra tried to check, hla awing p IF A N D E L - M U SfU TEt - A U C A T m r ■bi!Hrrowirt''al8d...... day that Mias Edna Stager had Mansfield, Coventry VqfiwroMiCHgflT Just call us or have your dealer explain our easy pay* kean appointed chairman of the frwn Windham High school In Wll- described aa magnificent. but tapped weakly back to the TELEVISION and ^ 1 0 Red Cross local home nursing pro­ llmantic In June and has had Mra. Harold L Gray haa been mound and waa thrown out by m t a n X>z a t . ment plan. gram. T he course which includes about three years of study mith discharged from the Malden, Maaa. Helntxelnum. DiMaggio's fly Will Care For MAKE A DATE FOR A BAYER f r u i t and t^ODUCE Loans made here within 24 hours. the Connecticut Air Patrol out of hospttfel.' dropped at the feet of Slaler In U bonrs of class work urill start Children In My Home FREE R-RAY Of NOVEMBER Of- course, endorsers sre not required, and! you need Meoday and Tuesday at the Red the Wlllimantir airport. John Is Howard K. French of Willlman- left for a single. Ennis raced be­ 4f PURNELL PLACE Croee Headquartera In Hartford. the son of John M. Stone. Sr., of tic la again teaching the home me­ hind Ashbum In center field to While You Work Before you buy television or radio, we invite you to npt be a depositor.' • , This -Ad. Snoeasm<1*4 The new regulations on installment loans are in the Instruction period will last Lakevlew Terrace and the late chanics class of Hebron elemen­ get under Bauer's long fly. Walt- As A PabBe S e r ^ inspect those models bn display heie. At-STANEK’S. terse weeks1 and will Include dem- Mra. Stone. tary school. Seeaions are being kus grabbed Mlze'a grounder and Route 44-A RETAIL BALE0ROO]. 7 interest of g b ^ business and mark no material change ,.*wtniiitkMia and practice in tech- The harvest supper at the held In the 'old town hall, owing to stepped on first for the unaaslat- MANCHESTER you find electronics “ know how“ and the CTl approved in the way we have been financinjg installment aalea and methbda. The courae Church Community House will be crowded conditions in the new ed putout. Can Coventi7 7*7128 RNITTINO MILLS be efferod morning, aftehioon school building. He has 21 pupils. right along. sehred Wednesday Instead of Sun­ No runs, one hit no errora, one .r V- service facilities to back it up. — — ^ItsbIiw maalona for the eon day as previously announced. The Eighth grades meet from 9 to 12, left. of the loan without extra ieost. tk m of thoee enrolled. Details t^ventry Fragment Society will forenoons and aeventh grades Fifth iaalag PhUllee e ' ' • or the loan without fxtra cost. it may ba obtained have an afternoon meeting to from 1 to S p. m. Goliat bounced out> to Rissuto. . Mias Stager. work on preparation of the supper The boys looked aa if they were Heintxelman rolled out. Mix* to OPEN SATURDAY MORNING • TO 12 Maeinda. the local chapter to be served from 5:30-7 p. ra. enjoying their work when your Lopat who covered first. Waitkua ROASTING CHICKENS /Y our Best Buy it EXPERIENCE ® ~~ urges local people to Mra. Arthur C. Ayer win be gen­ correspondent dropped In for an fouled to Johnson behind third AMESITE DRIVEWAYS ce-bf tee free aervicc. eral chairman. Proceeds from infonnal vlalL The Glrla home base. IN8TAU.BD'ynTH*A nielM st boy te dilekens la stiD oor meaty fryers or rtias Of'rendering aid the sale of excess vegetablee will making cleieee are meeting at the No .runs, no hits, no errors, FIRST NATIONAL BANK « f a diaaater ate tremen- b® iSoiuitfd to th® 8®cond Coinfr®» school ttala year, as last year. none left. sniaU roaatcni It is a good time to stock jroor freexer CM M .5 N . i ' ' : 1 " gatlonal church Sunday School •Joaeph Adomb will not be able . Fifth Imtttg Yankees MACHINE SfREADER wRh these fine ehickena^ atwdt 3Yt ponnds each, oh for the Han'e Dwasury. Supper proceeds wm forJenigltt at 8 to'dttend the Republican dance and Jones went to his left and made be turned over to the Fragment rally as adeaker,. Saturday eve- a nice atop of (Johnson's sharp Work QRargRtagd • Free ®gtt|i^tag Tcnnfl ArrtRfiRl wbieh we offgr g. diacoiaBt of 10% for ordgrs o f ten or' T l l [ V RADIO b:s will mast Kuts ■odety treasury. I BMUway Sirvles win tong, O ct 7, and hid placa wlU be grounder and threw him ou t RMoe, en t.^ and frogan te specM wrap if jron prefer. latValliK. A daughter eras born to Mr. and taken by Fred Zeller, Republican Slapea raised a eiiort fly to Bialer THOMAS D.i cdi-LA Mm. Stanley JonM Tuesday at candidate for aftate, bogiptroller. in left Lopat lined a aingle into ^Indham tXmimunltv m^emorlal Everybody la Invited t o thia gath* . . F^r the Bent te Orhrewayi ConMmgtton Gatl ‘ wffl center fleld. Rissuto broke hla bat llOGBR pLQOTT Mrs. David Tvrv and eriBg,' which will be Mae to r all. on a.slMrt pop to)OoUat near sec­ MANCHB8TBB - L ir W ant son wrre disilharged from The addition of al^out 74 new ond -biMe. 408 West Center Btroel Telephone 7858 WM I tba aaaae hoaiHtal on Tueadav. names to thd list of Hebron's No nma, one left.

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loon strategtsta because ha made Second Guessers a rather daring stab pf Hamner’* double -in the ninth, fh e hall was Comeback Can Save the Hitless headed for the spot- where Ham- ,e s Having Good Time ner’a triple went and if Jo* had 101 PRESCRIPTIONS missed it, that might have meant New York. Oct. 6.—( ^ H you the ball game. I • CkU 2 -9 9 4 6 say you're second guessing the Not In the Books 1!H B Silk City to Travel Joe Says He Hit a Slider, 19.’)0 World Series, you’re prob­ Best lauKh-Keltoj- around the praaot-fnoMimr Talk of Four Straight Yankees Defensive Play ably guilty of a bad pun- . .Sec- press room Is Mike dose's story onci la where the PhlUles hopes of the southern football team HIRALD ANGLE Roberta Says a Fast Ball loses West, lied in the second game. . .They tha't was waging the Civil War all For Non-League Game East Sensational in Series left five men stranded on ' that over In a game against a north­ Buzzes in Yanks Ears base tlecuuse they couldn't get a ern rivsi. . . .After listening to EARL W. TGST Phlladalphlo, Got. • (g)— Did^pected to have on orgumoiit 'niat’a hit at the right time. . .That's remarks about damyankees .for ITOWN PHARMACY I you ever try colling - bolls ondlbecausa he has bean through this Engag:es South (ailing as he grabbed the ball, but where their only scoring chance some time, the northern captain Undefeated Spartans to North New York. Oct. 9 - m — Many • railed time out. strolled over to strikes from the grandstand? kind of thing before. Lopat and Miller Or he kept hls fool on the bag for j died in the opener, too. . .And it .sFrsrrch . . . Torrlngton Is coming Co-Captain Are you on ex{>an enough to Or consider what happened in- 1950 WorW Series persons seem to have- overlooked was sec-ond-haseman Mike Gollat the hecklers and remarked: "You 469 HARTFORD ROAD RFKIR f I R I R • WMklrSeM<«M Entertain Aces Sun­ a forceout. guvs might 0* well lay off that back Into the Eastern League and claoaify every pltcl) even It you the .first aeries game whan Vic Heintzelman Pitchers the great defensive play of the Second tacker Gerry Coleman who had the best ehapees to bring I I . It ’s IM day onM again and Uia ora 100 or 200 feet away from the Facts and Figures Penn Meets California*'intefscctionai a runner home and failed.- . . . stiiff. I ’m the only one c)( the team teg bafora tba Dig battlea on the will field a star-studded New York day Afternoon. in Roschl allowed two hits. Both, he Yankees against the Phils in this and outfielder Hank Bauer also aggregation . .. Itiere will be sev­ In Third Game of Mike, who once hit .370 for Van- who ever took history.” grtdlnML week thla writes plate? sold, were off bis foot'boll. On Coast; Maryland | World Series. have come up with fine plays and n a ii^ U winners, tabbed five eral new faces with the Spring- West Hartford at 2 Well,, listen now to aoma testi­ ’’Nope,’’ sold Qitcher Yogi I By The Associated Press Tak«* yesterday's game in Philly how about Reynolds’ calm In the dergrlft. Pa., isn’t doing that Series at Stadium Missouri was clipped, 34-0 by against Yankee pitching. . . .He ganiaa vraong. and bad two con- field Indiana In the American mony trom men right in the thick Berra. "That one that Puddin’hesd Standings Set for Tough Game for Instance: The headlines went Phils half of the ninth?. biata^iad up In ties. Hockey League this season. Bill For the third time this season, of things. If they can’t decide what Jonts hit through the center tyos W L Pet. Clemson. . . a to Joe DiMaggio’s game-winning Then, with Hamner on second fanned Wednesday with a runner Summerhill, a atar for years has New York, Oct. 6.—(/P)—Only a With Michigan State Kentucky- the coimtry s No. 6 t on second. Yesterday he filed out Here’s thie week's winners of the local 811K City football team hapened, what chomee hsva you got on a ollder." New York (AL) ...... 2 0 1.0(X) homer in the 10th inning. Buried in and Dick Whitman on first and retired, and Hub Macey and Mika bock there In your' oeat, peering " I should know," sold Roschl. "I Philadelphia (N L ) ___ 0 2 .000 miracle comeback cah save th« ------\ ' team has a breather in Dayton only one out, Reynolds got in the to end the inning after Gran Ham-^ the top' 20 games In the East; will be the decided underdog Sun­ most stories were Joe’s two field­ Narduszl have been sent to PCHL. down from a bod angle? threw o foot boU." First game at Philadelphia. hitleaa PhillirR now as the World Y o rk Oct 6— (A^—Easl'''while Texas, the No. 7 outfit. hole with Mike Gollat at three bulls ner Irlplcd, filed again behind Arm y over Penn State, Ohio Newcomers Include GOrdy David­ New York, tJCi. prepare for ing gems that most certainly forced Andy Beminlek's walk and finally day afternoon when It travels W ITiis la on a very important "You’rs telling me?" sold Berra. New York ...000 100 000—1 5 0 and one strike. Did he become un- Wesleyan over Connecticut, Co* son, defenseman from Buffalo and Series moved Into cavernous Yan­ meets West and North m eets, Stanford, No. 8, visits the game overtime. grounded into a double play with lurnbla over Harvard, Brown over Sterling Field. West Hartford, to pitch,, too. It waa the one Joe Ol- *I colled a slider and It - sure Philadelphia . .000 000 000—0 2 1 ner\’ed? No. he got the pitch just Bus Gsgnon from Cincinnati .... kee Stadium with New York hold­ South In a series of Intersectional state and Waahlngton, No. The firat came in the sixth on Hamner on second.. . . But what Holy Cross, Navy over Northwest- Moggio belted for a home run In looked like a slider." Raochi and Berra; Konstanty, where he wanted and Goliat'rapped Kel Burnltt. Bill Gooden, Sara Ca- meet the strong, undefeated West football games thla weekend which j tiff, with tough U C :^ . Del Ennis’ hard Smash to right the heck! Mike aeored the Phil*’ PAPER COLLECTION tm. New Hampshire over Rhode Hartford ' Spartans. Kick-off la Meyer (9) and Seminick; L P Kon­ ing a 2-0 edge. One home run into a double play, RIzivito to Cole- sandto, Gordie Tottle, Ralph Hos- the lOtb Inning of yeaterday’a So If such experts os these can’t centert It looked like a certain hit Island State, Vermont over Maine, stanty. blast by "the name-old Joe DiMag- mfili to Johnny Hopp. only run In two daya and you king and Doug McMurdy will all scheduled for. 2. World Series game to give victory- agree, what hope has a grandstand untnU..V. CT^.Magglo pulled it down over can't expect one guy to do every­ and Fordham over Yale. Once again, the local manage­ Second game at Philadelphia. The Yanks still have to ml.>icue IN THE be back for another season with to the New York Yonkeea over the expert? gio" put the Phils on this desper­ ml (F la), tonight and the his shoulder near the 400-foot mark i thing. Mtrhigen over Dartmouth, Mis- ment vYould like to ask that aU PhUodelphia PhUlles 2 to 1. Aside from such technical dis­ New York 010 000 000 1—2 10 O Pennsylvania, a perennial power while -riinnlng at full speed with after 19 innings. Coach Earl Seibert’s high-flying Philadelphia 000 010 000 0— 1 7 0 ate spot. Ing Saturday set-tos: Boston Col­ Guessing Again slasippi over Boston College, Am ­ fans planning on attending Sun­ Robin Roberta, tbe PhUliea pitch­ putes, the oerlee dressing room in the Ivy League, travels clear his back partly turned to the In­ herst over Champlain, Springfield Indians. >' (10 Innings) Not since the 1921 New York lege - Mississippi; Northweat;^- The nightllme mansgers have Shots Here and There day’s contest, purchase their er, declared-: took on a different tone yesterday. acrosB the country to clash with Navy. Dartmouth-Mlchlgan; Tlu- field. Racing found a couple of ehancea to criti­ over Bates, New Britain Teachers tickets In town. The Aces have re­ Reynolds and Berra; Roberts and Giants, haa a club won after los­ NORTHWEST SECTION Sunday's slock car racing pro­ " It was a fast boll, bait high. I The Yankees really acted aort of ' California's Rose Bowl eleven and sa-Georgetown, Pittsburgh - Ohio In the ninth DiMag came up cize. . .They argued Wednesday over New Jersey TieacKers, Trin­ ceived 100 tickets as part of their Seminick, Sllvestri (8), Lnpata ing the first two series games gram at Cherry Park In Avon will bad to challenge him with a fast excited after winning that 10 inning Maryland’s rebounding Terrapins .State and Loulslna State-Rice. with another nifty. With one out New York—More Sun ($S.60t night that Semlnlck ohould have ity over Coast Guard, Wesleyan guarantee and they cannot be sold (10). HR DIMagglo, NY (10th). And that waa back in the days ol one. I was behind two balls and thriller. They smiled, shouted In a visit East Lansing for a crack at Other major games Saturday in­ Granny Hamner lined the ball in­ won the Good Harvest Purse at over Bowdoln, Princeton over get underway at 2:30. . _Ethan at the field. Tickets are on sale at Financial Figures the best-of-ninc series. tried to pick Bobby Brown off Allen. Yale baseball coach, U ons strike.” subdued way, and unbent. The the high-flying Spartans of Michi­ clude: ,, . to right center. DiMag didn't catch Belmont going away. third just before he scored the Rutgers. Cornell over Syracuse, Nassiff Arms on Main street, or at Yeateiday’s Game Talk of "four straight” buzzes Camden. N. J. — Scheming Boston U. over Diiquesne, W ords­ currently looking o\Tr hia sopho­ Said Jos DlMoifgio: PhlUles, of course, were morose and in Yankee ears with the odds T to gan State. j « East — Columbia at Harvard it this time. Instead he scooped only opening-game run. . .Lost Mom's and Blir#>on East Center Attendance=:=:%,860. These two are the standouts of Worid ($20,80) won the Phillies’ tar Tech over Massachusetts, ( l i ­ more and freshman candidates In "1 thought It was a low, inslda full of ^f-criticlsm. Receipts— 3171,143.36. 15 on the American Leaguers to Brown at Holy Ooss; Rutgers st the ball up in hia gloved hand night they were questioning Ed­ MOHDAYa OCTOBER 9 street, or from any local player, the inlersectlonal program and Princeton; CJornell ' at Syracuse; .Special, a slx-furlPng dash at Gar­ gate over Western Reserve. the Coxe cage, just a stone's throw Fana may also purchase their tick­ slider, the boll I hit. Course he Manager COoey Stengel of the Commissioner’s Share—$25,671- cop their I3th world title. Some while sprinting to hia left and die Sawyer’s strategy In having from where Head Coach Herman Yankees, who has yet to smile two of the best matches of tbe Fordham at Yale; Boston U. at heaved to second base. Hamner den State. Dirk Sisler bunt in the eighth In­ Picked I7p and Jotted Down ets Sunday morning at the East will probably omy It waa oomcthlng 60. 70,000 fans will be on hand for San Mateo, (?allf. — Gall Bell \ Hugh Greer, UConil cage coach, Hickman puts his Yale gridders else. They ^waya do. But It look­ since, tha series started, replied Player’s Share—^$87,283.12. the Phils first visit. loaded schedule. Duquesne, and Western Reserve at got a double, but for Joe’s smart ning. . . .Dirk didn’t look much Side Rec between 11:30 and 1:00 Carlo Petrloca Pennsylvania, rated in Uw na- $20.60) threw hls Jockey but If you tivc on any of the streets in this section have your i»p«r ^ advises all basketball players to through the paces . . Ed Senay, ed ilka a low Inside slider to me. like this to the question os to Club and League’s Share— $58,- play it would have been at least like a hunter as he forced Richie p.m. Yankee Ed Lopat (18-8) is a B tced off last Saturday with a South — Flprlda-Georgla Tech, came back later to run away from Ashburn, but he hasn't looked like Mondav. l*roceeds from these coHecllons of papev "•I’v* I® buy new wear two pairs of socks during new Yale football star, Is expected To date, the Spartans havs play­ 1 went down with IL” whether hia team would win in 188.74. to 12 choice over lither Ken a triple and maybe the break the win over Virginia while Cali- North "(jHTolina-Cfeorgla; North the field in the Twin Peaki Handi­ a hitler, cither, since he hit that pre-season drills. Hugh claims the to hold down the centcrfleld berth ed two games, defeating the Now a fast boll and a oUder ore four straight: Two-Game Total Heintzelman (3-9) or Bob Miller Phils have been looking for. equipment for the Manchester Memorial ilosptUI la? ranked ninth, made it two Carolina SUte-aemson: Tennes­ cap at Bay Meadows. hofiier to win the pennant. . .In second pair of socks will take up with the Eli diamond team next Wlnsted All Stars 40 to 0, and the two entirely different things. A “No, sir. I didn’t say that. The Attendance— 63,406. (11-6) for today’s third game at E DIMagglo wasn't the only / In a row by belting out Oregon, see - Duke; Vanderbilt- Alabama; Lexingtbb. K y .- Star’* Pride the frlctlo^ "and prevent serious spring. Return of Eddie McChugh Meriden Host Phils play good ball. They play Receipts— $331,273.64. Yankee star In the fields Little two games. Staler hasn’t knocked Rockville American Leglon,.37 to 0. fast ball la Juat what you would 1 p. m. (e.s.t.). Manager Eddii 28-7. VMI-Rlchmond; Virginia - VPI; ($4) scored a straight heat vic­ Magazines, Paper and Paper Cartuns Picked UP I*,!*®* floor bruises. Also, always make It to the varsity will be a big lift. I.A8t aeason'e record waa 10 wlna think—m boll thrown with all the hard. A ll their pitchers are great. Comml.ssioner’a Share—$49,691.- Phil Rizzuto at shortstop turned the ball past the Infield —but nei­ Sawyer will pick his storter in Michigan State assured Itself of Washington A Lee-atadel and tory In the KShtucky Trotting Fu­ ther had Joe DIMagglo before he lx)wer Prices Make It Too (Costly to Pick Up Otherwise. a point to refrain from wearing The second baseman batted .481 as against two losses. One of these speed a pitcher con command. A When the other guys are pretty 04. ^ the clubhouse before batting prac­ In a feo tln the eighth inning thst as a freshman in 1949. Last sea­ To Local 11 a successful season by knocking Wake Forest and William and turity. belled one into the stands in the colored socks if possible. The tali losses was a 21 to 14 defeat at the slider is curve ball with a gentla good 1 don’t lie about it, 1 give ’em player’s Share—$168,949.56. tice. stlfieq S yb ils threat. * UOmn mentor also passes along son he was out with a fractured off Michigan. 14-7. That came af- With on* out snd the speedy tenth inning yesterday. . - .Joe ••tj hands of the strong Agawam. bend to it instead of a foat break crodit. There has been four great .-Cluba and l.eagues Share—$112,- No miracle—but only a timely the suggestion that all scrlm- kneecap suffered in a Yale varsity (i33.04. ter thp Spartans had beaten Ore­ **Muiwest—Iowa - Indiana; Wts- Richie A sh b^ on first. Dick Sis­ Rleeln Picked for Mayor also waa the target of soms sa­ Mnsa.. Brownies. The other waa a — the pitcher grips It on the pitching performances—two on base hit—was needed to rescue ' Please Note— Collections Will Be Made as Scheiluleil Ruin or ihagea be supervised. This will basketball g ^ e .. Hank Bartnicki, Remaining games—Third game gon State, 38-13. As a result State consln-Illlnola; Kansas State-Mar- ler attcmptedxto sacrifice. Pitcher 6 to 2 verdict to the now defunct Rivaljs Winless in CCIL smooth part instead of on the each side— In two days." the Phils In the first two game?! eliminate personal fouls in a game hook-shot artist from Westfield, todav at Yankee Stadium, fourth vaulted Into second place behind quette; (^olorsdo-Kansas and Ne- Allle'Reynolds poked up the bunt Derby, Oct. 6—(Al — A. John Torrlngton Proe. seams, so It does not get os much ^ d le Sawyer of the PhUlles when they lo.st 1-0 and 2-1 in 1C I Rleclo was nomlnsled oa the Re­ agja boy who commits fouls during Mass., will assist Hugh Greer with Paul Mulligan. ex-Colgate TTnl- Play This Season; at Yankee Stadiunv tomorrow and Notre Dame In The Associated braska-MlnnesoU. / and threw towarte second base. twist as does a curve ball. sumed It up like this: innings on DiMugglo’s honi^^un. ITesa' first poll of the season last Southwest — Arkansas - Texas publican candidate for Mayor at practice and Is not penalised will the University of Connecticut veralty star and Trinlty'a Jack fifth (if heeded) at Yankee Sta­ For a fleeting s ^ n d it appeared Close Game Expected jrurthermore, there Is a dis­ "W e got our only run thanks to Now they are fresh out o f pitch­ a party caucus here last night. The Shine— Unless It Rains irt a Downpour autke the same errors in games frejhmen this fall and winter. Corcoran are the big guna In the dium on Sunday. Sixth and seventh week. Cliristian. the throw was golrtg into eenter- agreement of a couple of feet os a bod bounce over Gerry Coleman's ers like Robin Roberts pnd Jim Far West—Southern Calllornia- lr«ucu»-^^lao.'.-«oc]arB4Mi . Incufubcot and will be penalized . . . Oolby Bartnicki is a senior . . Charlie Spartan'a bapkfleld. Frank Barry games is necessary, will be play­ Konstanty who can be^mnted oc But the Spartans had better "fleld. but then Itttte 'Phtt-Teached Gunther may return to Meriden Two winleaa CCIL teams, Meri­ to ^here it wOs. Joe sold It .w*« bead St second .base. It looks like Wsshlngton State: Colorado A A DemcK-rat John Connors for Chair­ Muzikevik, aaaistant freshman of Bulkeley and the well known ed at Philadelphia Monday and to chill sluggers like/the Yanks. come out of the clouds for Mary­ out and made a fine eW h of the after alL The hook-shot artist who right down at his knees. Roberts we need four bases on balls to M-Wyoming: Utah - Brigham- man of the Board of Education. coach last fail at UConn, will as­ Harold Parker of Hartford High den High and Manchester High, Tuesday. . Sawyer has nd complaintf land. The Terps were one of the wide throw. He seemM to be won the Eastern Pro Basketball score. Well, there Is one solace. We Young. and Utah State-Montana sist Albte Loeffler with the vau ity’ fame round out West Hartford’s will clash tpmorrow afternoon .at said it came in belt high. alK>ut the excellent Joba of his Aral pre-seasor rave teams of the l A i ^ e ’allfbst Valuable Player at Enis'Worth High this season. . . ■ Even before he heard what can't be any worse In the Yankee South. Tlioy were ambushed by State. first strong backfteld which has Meriden. Klr\fofr is listed at two pitcher.s. Tliey contained the award last season was reported to Elmer Betts o f Los Angeles, now snroiintered no opposition thus far Roberts sold, Joe indicated be ex- Stadium." Georgia, 27-7. Then came back to 2:15. Both teams were trounced Yankee power hitters like Yogi a* be In Allentown,^ Pa., as player- making Hartford his home, and this season. whip Navy’s spirited club, 35-21. coach o f . the new American B«‘rrn and Johnny Mize. iTiey put Vic Cardell will meet In Tuesday Other outstanding performers by Hall High of West Hartford by were reeling in the last week of Local Sport^ On the surface, Notre Dame, A r­ Textile Awards Lieagua entry. However, it has the shackles on DlMaggio until he night’s main boxing bout at the with the Spartana Include ends. four touchdown margins. The the pennant chase—the Fizz Kids. rocketed Roberts’ pitch into the my, the No. 4-team, and Oklahoma, been report^ the Allentown pro­ Hartford Auditorium. It will be Babe Larkin and Steve Dudez, locals also dropped a league de- World Series Notes the No. 6 team, shouldn’t have too ject has fallen through and Gun- upper lefts field seats yesterday For Students the firat cord of the indoor ososon. guards C liff Bottoger and Stan ciston'to Bristol 'High. Today’s Quick quote from Tiger Mana­ C hatter much difficulty Increasing their thCT and Company will be back In afternoon. But this is the end of The EXPERT THIS, The bout should be a honey . . This Bealae, all of Hartford High and game may well deride the final New York, Oct. 6— (g)— This Isn’t ger Red Rolfe, a spectator: "Just the line. Now the batters figure lengthy unbeaten strings. But they Trading Post the SUver a t y this fdU . . . Julie corner likes Belts . . . Fullback center Bill Powell who has seen cellar occupant in the CCIL for Brooklyn, that's for sure. The Enile Johnson has been assigned are the targets of every school they Providence, Oct. 8—New Eng- | Larese, the big man with the Bris­ scouting the Yanks for next year." to cut loo.se. Dom Rosa of Connecticut la oiit of seiwice with both Trinity and Yale the 1950 season. bleacherites didn’t start to form to Milwaukee in the American As­ meet and an "up" club may send EXPERT THAT J f ^ tol TYamps would like to get Lopat. a chunky lefthander land Textile Foundation, 68 South j Y I M / Saturday's gome against Ohio University. Co-Captain Carlo Petrlcca has their line In front of the Yankee Report blowing aroiind aeries sociation by the Boston Braves. them tumbling. 17 MAPLE —I think that word l« one of the George Flegenbaum to play with with a knuckler, screwball, slider, Main street. Providence 3, R. I., Wesleyan at Storrs . . The Con­ Head Coach Joe "Sugar", H.uget not lived up to expectations after Stadium until yesterday morning, headquarters la that Branch Rickey Johnson was with the Braves for Tha Irish, for Instance, Just niuKt niUuaed word* In the coun­ 'V his chib this Printer. Pelgenbaum, twe-thirds of the past season and and a little bit of everything ex­ necticut Ski Council will be host hopes to, stop the Spartan’s win last S’eSr's fine season; Carlo was And at that there only were two la tr^n g to buy the St. Louis squeaked by North Carolina, 14-7. announces that U will award up to try today. .... w local fans may recall, la the' young wound lip by winning five games cept a fast ball, may not match to members of Connecticut's ski ttreak at two games snd has call­ expected to bear the brunt of the dlehards. The gendarmes chased Browns. BUI VeeCk also Is said It was Just another gome for No­ twenty $2,000.00 textlla collega —Anybody that got through eager responsible for the near riot line crashing and passing but to ind losing one for Hartford in the ■ Vic Ra.schi and Allle Reynolds In tre Dame. For Carolina It waa was eighth grade, can look up the clubs Sunday at Mohawk Mountain ed an lmr>ortarit nraellee of ,hls the pair, but told them their spot to have a bid In for the franchise. scholarships in 1951 In the textile te the armory two years ago in an in Cromwell. ' Various gomes are date the h’taky bark has not come Eastern League. effectiveness. Still, in the vast "operation big.” word ■ In n dictlonery nnd tell sauad tonight at Charter Oak at at the head of the line would be confines of the stadium, Lopat can colleges of New England: Bradford Is Selling Out iBsstem L e a ^ e ggme between planned by the group and there 6;S0. Although satisfied with his into his own. Head Coach Walk­ Saturday Frank Leahy’s lads what an expert la. But, how reserved In the early evening. Bobby Brown, the young medical be expected to pitch his usual Durfee Technical Institute. Fall Wallingford and Manchester . ... will be skiing on two to three team’s vlrtory over the Thomp- er Briggs Is looking forward to Dr. Ray Mozzer, local dentist, play host to Purdue, a school many people are there that can doctor amd Yankee third baseman steady, caoable game. To' succeed River, Ma*s., Lowell TexUle InsU- W g J a ^ French, ex-LJU s^r, la inches. of dry pine needles on a sonvllle Greys, Huge! foresees Carlo to perk up. and should the will be rooting for the Fordham which usually comes up with Its pick an expert In this or that. AT THE RETAIL SALESROOM the only player signed by the Wal- Many of the writers were con­ on the side, owns an astonishing he must continue to check th« tute, Lowell, Ma»a., New Bedford four to five inch green grass hose.. miirh more Imnrovement with his back come through. Indian rooters Rams tomorrow afternoon against best efforts against the Irish. Pur­ —Read the "ada" in your dally Uagfoid Vets. Ovmer Pat Rondle .521 batting average for the three Textile Institute, New Bedford, JUST A FEW DAYS MdftE! Deodeye Dick Doheny, the greatest offensive unit if he Is to unset the should have something to cheer soling the PhUlles on their ’;moral” Yale at New Haven. Ray was a righthander power of Del Ennii* due didn’t look bad In losing 84-26 paper. Haten to the “ ad«” oa plans to bring In a new club, plus Worid Series in which he has par­ and Andy Seminick, strangely si­ Mass., and Textile School of Rhode passer in the college ranks lost sea­ strong Snartsns who hsve yet to about. victory In holding the Yiuiks to fine fullback and end on several to a strong Texas aggregation. your radio. Look at th* "ada" on 100% PURE WOOL ticipated. And he hit only 264 lent in the early games. Island School of Design, Provi­ Everything must go regardless of price— Flgtures, son, will be on the firing line Sat­ be scored mvm this vesr. Much Hall blanked the locals last Sat­ three runs In two games—some­ Fordham teams under Head Coach Notre Dame haa a 39-game un­ televUion. Everybody that d ^ thing like North Carolina keeping during the past season. Manager Jimmy (Jrowley 15 years ago. dence. R. I. Scholorihlpe will be urday afternoon for Fordham work wilt also be given to th« urday after the Indians had racked Stengel actually was thinking of Miller Young Rookie beaten streak going. Furniture, Glassware, Bric-a-Brac and items loo num­ anything nt all I* on “ Expert up four touchdowns in their first Notre Dame to a 14-7 victory last Fleet o f Br«4kkaway Bocks payable at the rate of $250.00 per —It lake* YEAR.S to become on against Yale. Doheny was tops Ares’ defensive team who will keeping him on the bench. It could be that Sawyer already aemeater. or $500.00 per year for erous to mention. Many interesting and useful llemA. two games. The Silver City Saturday. But catcher Kan Sll- Britlsh*American Club Dart has made up his mind to pitch Army displayed a fleet of break­ expert In any field or trade. among collegiate paosera last sea­ have to he ef Its best Sunday League will operate tonight at four years, provided the student eleven Is rated on par with Man­ vealrl summed it up bes^: Miller but doesn’t want tha away backs In beating Colgate. 28- —Now If I were lo rlaealfy myself son with a 62.1 per cent average, afternoon. The Yanks might win the ball 8:15 at the club rooms. maintains oatlafactory marks. as an expert woodworker that chester and this should make for "W hat’s the difference whether youngster to worry about the Job 0 for No. 21 on its imdefeated pa­ J E R S E Y including 23 completions in one games, but the Phils have some­ HORSE It’s one run or 10 rune ? We got Scholarships will bo awarded on would be nnolher mlaalntement an interesting game. rade. The CMdeta weren’t nearly os game.. Doheny accounted for 13 thing, too — female ushers and overnight. A handsome rooki.e the basis of the student’s high lor thcoe renxona: Not only beat, didn’t w e?" Best three string turned in by who -made the big hop from Terre smooth, however, as last year’s of Fordham's 33 touchdowns last Caee Performers pretty. school record, as reported by the would I have to know every­ fall. He completed 87 passes for a bowler in local leagues this sea­ Haute, Ind., to the majors in one team. Penn State, under new son was a 374 by Charlie Varrick c;oach Jtlp Engle. flattened principal, and marks obtained in thing there I* about wood Join­ SHOW 1127 yards . . Another Ram back, Obedience Club What happened to all the talk One writer observed that there season. Miller won his first eight ery. but I alxo would have to last Wednesday night in the Y an examination given by College Jimmy Erickson, boasted the best Assi^ed to Clubs about the rabbit ball? The theory were almost as many playera cov­ starts. Hia best pitch is a sinkii]|| Georgetown, 34-14, In lU opener. League. Oklahoma, which ran Its win­ Entrance Examination Board on hiive a full knowledge of the MouuTT ne;b o punting average of any player in iB beginning to go around that ering the series os fuU-tlme re- fast ball. Since mid-September, rhemlatry of the wo«m1 fih ^ . B L O U S E S Saturday, March 10, 1951 In vari­ the Bast last fall, and the Fordham Meel8 .T uesday maybe the pitching In both leagues portars. Slightly exaggerated, but the 24-year-old rookie has been ning streak to 22 by conquering Spring street New York. Oct. 6—(J’l The Don Hubbard, former High Boston College, 28-0, entertains ous parts of the country. Student* the'tcnnlle nlrength of air dried kicking average was tope among has been so gooh^wful that the there la a large group of playeia troubled by a sore shoulder. In hls woihI ttgrtlnut kiln dried wood, eight playera of the Chicago hitters have been looking good eager, is the only Manchester boy Texas A. A M. The Aggies have m »y *elect any one of the four Combination Manchester, Conn. Eastern schools. . In two previous The Manchester Obedience Dog writing. Among them are Tommy last two starts he pitched fine ball of one (ipec'len Sgalnat the other Bruins, the team which recently even if they normally had no pow­ Heinrich, Phil Rizzuto. Jim Kon- seeking a berth with the Univer­ in the early innings but weakened ta’o wins under their belt, beating college* named above. games, Yale kickers have aver­ Senior* in high achool or gradu­ the demand* of nature on the aged but, 28 yards on ten ptihta. drop|lD and her CTollie, KInuto, u ... Red Sox— E. Adams, Prenie^ c e , to play Billy Johnson at third base instead of Brown. Inspiring Panel nehooUng during which time we Max Zaslofsky to New York. "Major,” placed'third in the Great Barra, c...... O’Brien, Lavalle, Hahn and Pom- Best in the long run. have ma»lfred only three or The odds on the Yankees have Andy Phillips to Philadelphia. Barrington Show, uith a score of DlUseslo, et , eroy. "W e can’t be any worse In the four dlffereiil way* of worltlng • NEW STYLE DOLMAN SLEEVE jumped to 1-15. Only one team in Mlsr, lb ...... Yanks—Weiss and Frosch. Yankee Stadium,” said Sawyer Bob Cousy to Boston. 172 points. -‘■'(TJlef." a Golden Re­ Jnbnaon. lb .. wood and finUhlng the aame, The awarding of the eighth triever, owned by Miss Roberta the history of the aeries has re­ Rec Form “AAA" League: last night. "Maybe our kids will nnd we beUeve, as do many • MANDARIN COLLAR ^ bounded after losing the first two Brova. lb ... PHONE MANCHESfER player, Leo Barnhorat. was held Hallock. completed his companion nop. lb .... podgers— Guay. Williams. Ba­ snap out o f it. W e’ll play our other*, that we really give you In abeyance until next Tuesday be­ dog degree after qualifying in the gomes— the Gionte did It in 1921 Bsuar, rf .... ton, Kasinski, N. Twerdy, Bana- usual game and score some runs the moat for your money. • RUST, CORAL, GREEN. BEIGE, LUGGAGE cause several clubs wanted him. and the Pirates came from behind Cnltman, lb .. vlge, MacNamara and Clifford. —I hope.” three necessary shows, his last a 3-1 deflctC once.' RaynoMs,. p .. We’ll See You Again. A way to decide the matter could being in Leominster, Mass., where Cards— Welshopp, Dolln, Esten, Sawyer summed up the Phils • SIZES: 32-38 not be Immediately worked out. Schneider, M ayhw , Fiske, Sartar, Holy Cross vs Brown he placed first in Novice (Toss B Totola 40 10 10 11 0 troubles neatly when he said, "It There also was contention over a a and Lazzari. with a score of 197*4. AI Schocht, the “ Clown Prince PhllaJalpbla «W) looks like we need four bases on 8271 Zaslofsky, Phillips and Cousy. of Baseball,’’ returned to Tonkoe Rec Junior League: SATURDAY lt45 There will ba a demonstration Woltkue. lb balls to score." This was settled by putting their Stadium to entertsl^ the cuatbmera Oahbarn. cf ...... 6 0 z 4 o o l Warriors— Michaels and Holds- names in a hat and having the at the Berlin County Fair, Satur­ with hia antics, oftbr mioalng the filalcr. If ...... S 0 0 S 0 0 0 worth. It took a bad-hop single over LADIES' FINE PINWALE Coleman’s head to drive iii the CAPWELL ft ASSOCIATES WHYN, Tom Hussey teams draw. There was no dis­ day afternoon, October 7, Several last two series because of Uuiess. Eenli, rt ...... 4 0 0 1 ,,0 0 0 West Sl(le Juniors— Hare. * DWYER PRODUCTS, INC. dogs from the Manchester Club Jonu, Sb...... 4, 0 0 B 0 0 0 lone Phil run of the series In the pute over Hermsen, Foust, Kudel­ Rec Inteinediate League: 24 OAK STREET W'oodworkefh nnd Finishers ka, and Bradley. will be. shown. Ilainner, as ...... 1 0 3 3 3 0 0 Cavaliers— Belllnghri, Eells, fifth, inning yesterday afternoon. Semlnlck. e ...... 3 0 0 S 0 0 L. GlanS — Picture Window* Umpire Jocko' Conlon muat be 0 Day, Alemany and lamonaco. Tim e after time they left the Ijlg The board, presided over by 4-Cabollero ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cabinet* — Fireplace Mantels President Maurice PodolofT, also a tough bloke. He caught a foul West Side Rowdies— Godin and run on base,. In the eighth and ball on the arm yesterday, but StlTeatri, e ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 O Acid Reslntont Flnlohe* ^NTIC REFININO COMPANY decided to draw up a new sched­ b-Whltmaa ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MacNomars. ninth, they hit into rally ending CORDUROY ule with Eastern Division teams ^Sports Forum X-rays showed no fracture. Back Lopato, e ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0, 0 ■double plays. Route 85 Bolton, Conn. playing 66 games and those in the when he played for Yank Manager Oallat, lb ...... 4 1 1 3 3 0 0 A fter DlMaggid's homer they Phone 5326 Casey Stengel in Toledo, o f the Roberta, p ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Western Division 68 ganies. The Sports Editor, The Herald Sports ’Mirror still had a chance to'bounce back new schedule will be announced American Association, Jocko hurt c-Vpjro ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 against Reynolds. They moved • Oct. 5, 1980 his foot in a gams, then otamped later, although Podoloff said the I would like to take "thla oppor­ Tototo ...... 11 1 7 30 4 0 1 pinch-hitter Jack Mqyo to oecond wmsuk t season will open on October 31. on It" to see I f it boUierad him Nfaf York (A> OIQ 000 (*!0 l-,3 Today a Year Ago— Preacher base with qne out in the last of tunity to oongratul'ate the winners enough to withdraw. It didn’t, but SKIRTS Roa shut out. the New York-Yan-- of the various Rec Basaboll Phliadtlphls (N) 000 010 000 0-1 the tenths - -But he died on second you boy VENEnAN BLljO after the game, a fracture waa 3b, Aabburn. ’WalUtua, ' Colemaa, kees, 1-0, an Brooklyn evened the League teams, and to thank ooch as Richie Ashburn and Sisler fail­ found. .1 Ilainner; lb, Hanmer; hr, DlMaacio; World Series at one game each. ed. . and every boy who participated in ab, Hanmer; a Roberta, Wattkua; dp, Five Years Ago— Dizzy Trout the leagues for their, sportamon- Jonbaon, Cylemon and Hopp, Rlziuto, DIMaggio’s blow, his first .se­ Here’s m pootscrlpt In the hotel hurled the Detroit 'Rgers to a 4-1 STOCK GAR RACES Uke conduct and their cooperation Coleman and Hopp^ left. New York (A)' ries hit,; ruined Roberts. The A robbery In which Tank pitcher Vic II. Phlladelpbla (N) I; bb. ItoberU 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. to Yanks nicked the Phil 20-game in making each, league a succelu. Roschl and hia wife loot many val­ EVERY SUNDAY Many thanks to Bari Yost for (Coleman. Reynolcb, Rlazuto) Reynolda even the World Series at 2-alI. winner for 10 hils. Still he staved uables; Just before he left for the 4 (Hunner, Semlnlck. Whitman, hlif interest and cooperation in Ten Years ' Ago—The Detroit off disaster until Stengel's “ big game, the day o f the robbery, Vic Mayo); oo, Reynolda S (Blaler 3, Jnnea, AFTERNOON-^2:30 P. M. .keeping Ihe-oorate -^-eoefa-b^ at Tigers' moved Into a 3-2 World fellow” lined his seventh World Safety Check placed 13,0(1)0 in ptiyers' aeries ■~Rdbeite;: XIniilai'Samintiik) Roberta $ Seales lead as Buck Newsome shut a high Jevel and the interest of (BariO, Mile, Reynolda 3. Johnaon); Series homer into the laps o f the ticket, money in the hotel out the CHneinnati Reds, 8-0. boschali'' ollye -through - the—eport- gaping customers. — Fifteen "T e a ttA g o ^ Th e X3iiea- Staflori Spritst poges 4f .The Herald. Wl) McGowan (AL) pla^, Ooity hod- Another o f Babe Ruth’s reeprda sota (NL) first boot; Chorila ■ Berry go Cube beat the Detroit Tigers, To Eferhle Giovtno and' CTiarlle (AL) leeond boas. Jocko Conlon (NL) SpttAway — Cm i. Groff, tir. my itneere thonka for won’t be threatened. Nope, you 8-1, to cut the Tiger World Series guessed wrong— It isn't a olunlng third booe; BUI McKinley (AL) left lead to 3-2. their oMiUtance and loyalty In um­ field four lln«, Al Borllck (NL) riaht 8657 Adm lssioa...... gi,M pins tax piring ^ e Intermediate League mark; it's Ui pitching. Tbe Baba field, foul-line; t, 1:01; a 13.100; re- Periodic visits to this downtdwn headqusr* hurled 29 2-3 scoreless Innings in When the-telephone was first be­ 1444 OiUdrcn ...... SOc plus tax games, ^ e l r fine work haa been celpta, 1171,14XM. a—Caballero ran (or A. ^ for Chrysler-Plymoath fwy off in safe aeries competition. AlUe Reynolds Semlnlck .In 7th; b—Whitman inten­ ing developed by Alexander Gra­ deeply appreciated by all. ham Bell it waa knowra os the “har­ By So* Barnett By Mr*. A bb* Oabot STORM WINDOWS diivioc. For that extra aiMihare of safety, let Free PorKIng! Tour* In Sports, had thrown 16 2-3 iwtll the Frails tionally walked for SIlTaetri In ttta; e— Mayo walked (or Roberta In lOtb. monic 'telegraph.'’ • F-LY m ONT STYLE V tires, light, frdnt end and brakes. Wally Fortin scored in the fifth. Uoees This charming button front style Here Is a beautiful rsUgloua Orang* Triple Slide combination storm There is no better time than now! Rec Baseball Supervisor is d(Mlgnqd to keep you looking panel for your home.* TIm seren* wtodswa ar* sold excloalvely by Pli^H In • DARK GREEN, BED, WINE, NAVY Some ’ skeptics Ore beginning to SUN. your boot all day long, fo ft p l * ^ Madaona and her child ar* «m> this area. BEFORE YOU BUY let n* show rertve the takeoff on the VHilx 2:30 P.M. glva a ale# fuUnooa to the waldt; bnMered in rich colors. You will yea how aoperior these wh»dew* a** »®y • SIZES: 24-39 W ANTED . Last lSight*» Fights Kids that followed them when they o_t qloarly Uluotrated sow chart enjoy working thU and wtU be yea have ever seen. Estimstea provided at t Call far Bawllag Raianratloat guidoa you oaolly and amoothly. pleased with the exquUUa finished BO shUgattoB. — AT 100 LAP PatUm No. 8467 U a aew-^U work. Experienced automobile By The Associated Press perforated pattern for siset 14, 16, Pattern No. 5771 consista o f hot- '^1 FEATURE iron transfer, color chart, stitch U- OPEN 9 TO 9 P. M- mechantie. Good working Brooklyn (Eastern , Kzrkway TRUSS FITTING Nan Eaglaai’t FlaasI Alla|s 16,30; 40. 42 and 44. B lM l6,4 5-t Arens) — Don WUUsm^ >147, to Sue Burnett, The Moncheeter Anne <3abot. The Mandieoter Eve­ manufacturing comfany ffliiiinc fliius DILLON 155H, New Hsveq, C^nn., 10. • gleni MipBaMes. fr ls nU lOWLINfi GREEN PLAINVILLE Evening Herald., U60 Ave. Ameri ning Herald, 1150 Avo. America*, Fall River, Masp.—Jimmy Tolor. Hag CO*. New York 19, N. Y. Now York 19, N. Y ., u i % A (a n ck eU ^ SALES A SERVICE 157, New York.'outpointed Charlie <64 CENTER STREET . MANCHESTER* C O m '. i STADIUM Send 25;cenU today for tbe new Needlework! Fana—Anne Cabot’s MANCNItIta, COWWICIlCMt Anglee, 159, PaWljucket, R. I.. 10. Qumn*fi PItarniary OPEN 2 P. M. UNTII. CL^ING-^TEL. 4882 it , 'PlaiBytUe, Cdhii. F. ' and \Winter Faahlon. Thla tdg new Album Is bar*. Dosona M Cor. Main and Leonard Sts, (Regular bout on t e Savold-’nger latest tsaua is filled with news and faacirtating new deslgno, gifts, dec­ ' Ted Lowry exhibition cord). ■t^ec for akmart winter wardrobe; oration* and apeoial features . intercatlnglfeaturea; free gift pat- Plu* 4 gift patterns and direction* '2K eenta. / 4«rn nHntPd IwsIffR hr*n1i 'M?' /: I . • ; »v»»inn • • MANCHESTSB IVBNING HBRAL b x ^ W C m ca T ER. CONN., FRIDAY^ OCTOBER 6. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HEKACD. MANCHESTER, OONN« FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 Q—Who furnishes- the baseballs NoMe Baadwteh "1 ! weigh one hundred and TUONEKVILLE FOLKS seventeen poimds stripped," wrote used In the major leagues? i f * AatoEMbUos For Sslo 4 AHtoiMbilM for SbI* 4 ' HMttorf-'Fkuibiiic 17 Hdp Waatstf— MUi 96 Artteteg ftr Salt 45 BoBtalMl* Gtmdfl- 51 riBMi LaefltioM S e u R e A i i d AU haU the nobis sandwich the sweet young thing to the con­ ' —The home team. Now summer time U here! 1087 PLTMOUTH eedan with *48 1987 CHEVROLET coup* Very PLUMBING And H4|aUagk spaelaL BOL/rON—BuUding atone and flag­ Pm Itent ; 64 ductor 8f the health column on the Sand 8494 1404 $494 $494 8494 8484 NoiisenBe No more hot stoves for mother local paper, , ‘‘but I’m not sure 0 —How many vertebras are In .nmtor. Good traneportatlon. C lean. Motor overhauled. New Iking In repair* rwnodaUBi, oop- CARPENTERS Wanted. Inquire stone. A-1 loam, also rock driUing "Another Lucky Bargain’’—For AIR CONDITIONED OFFKT! When luncheon time la near. those scales 'outside the Mld-Clty a giraffe’s nsdk? Radio and heater, tlall 4540. whitewall tires. Sealed Beams. par kraiar piping, naw oonatriio- 86 Gardner street and blaMlng. Bolton Notch Quar­ "Some lucky person” When hungry offspring must be A—The giraffe's neck, though Heater. Asking price 8190. TeL Uon, esrimatea glvan, time pgy> Orford Btdlding, Apply Mar­ •The physietaa tufned from the Pharmacy arp accurate.” ry. Phoric 2-061T!%tanley Patnode R-O-O-M-S S-L-l-G-H-T-L-Y low’* telephone to his wife: - fed Q—For whom were the Gen­ exceedingly long, has the same 1046 FORD 6-cyllnder two-door. 6101. manta am uged. Edward Jotanaoa. U-S^E-D F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-B She-spreads some stuff upon some number of vertebrae as the human PAINTERS WANTED. John Mc­ Doctor—I inuet hurry to Mr* eral Sherman tanks nsme SEA KINO Outboard motor. 'ITirce ■*! ■ "Kalamaaoo” Range, a sanee, when things perplax -ms; a A—It Is known the Chinese had violation for motorists to pick up iMthor coo*. COU >OMO. 1043 CHEVROLirir 4-door aedan. 1933-1934'FORD cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, ,^803 TURRET LATHE NaUonally known ESectric Refrig­ name with my finger in the dust Very clean. Color blue. Looks H, P, Run ten hours. Like new, u e of humor, when they vex a mechanical earthquake detector a,"thumber." .'~ Only 878.00, Exchange Oakland atreet Phone 6497.• OPERATORS erator and a "Univeraal" Waahina Homes for Rent 65 When the bridegroom asked the this morning. U M T t-lS i^ a hondboc, vleUtlty and rune like a 1946. Fully guar­ $60 with stand. Can be seen at me; hope, when disappointment Maid — 1 know you did, mum, as ear]y as ISO A. D. This consist­ lOS.I PLYMOUTH Machine. * preacher the marriage fee, the 0 —Why are knickerbockers o f Oortaoro, eonUinlnp import- anteed. See this flne car today at BORING MILL OPERATORS 182 West Center atreet. SPACIOUS 9-room alngle home, ; d ^ p en s me; wider vision, whan and you spelled it wrong. ed of a copper 1>owl. around whose Only 173.00, Exchange E-V-E-RrY-T-H-I-N-O preacher said, "How much la she rim were set eight dragon heads, called plus fours ? oat popan oxid Bwney. 129 Bla- Clarke Motor Sales; Broad street. 1934 CHEVROLET Movinii— rraekhit^ JIG BORER OPERATORS Park street near Main. Two-car >{ life cramps me; kindness, when oUL Tot a-a060. _____ For Only worth to you?’’ The bridegroom folks need It badly; readiness to each bolding a amal! delicately- .A—They were name' Superior Paper tonbuiy''3-2lU>3. MAHOGANY Dressing table, sin­ MAN'S Bicycle. Good condition. Monday thru Friday Wanted to Kent 68 ABSOLUTELY NO REASON 4-door sedans, excellent condition. Hanging. We carry tha newest 8 :00 A. M. to 5 :30 P. M. gle fireside bench and miscellane­ 115. Phone 6802, or 59 Irving wallpaper books. Very satisfac­ ous articles. Tel. 2-1076. TOYfORRY.' Many others. For a square deal Garden— Farm— Dairy WANTED—Single car garage vl- THE PROSl'EOT Hill school for come to Clarke Motor Sales, street. tory prices. Call August Ksnehl, Saturday—8:00 A. M. to clnlty of the Center. Call 2-1147 n o t AIR, coal, pipeless furnace, young children la open Monday Broad street. Manchester 2-2012. phone 3769. Prodnetfl 50 after 6 p. m. 12:00 Noon complete with one year old pipes through Friday. 9-11:30. Trans­ CONCORD GRAPES for sale. No. portation fumiaked. Mrs. Lela 1940 CHRYSLER Windsor four- Wanted Aotoa- OUTSIDE, Inside painting and and thermostat. Phone 0526. COUPLE Desire 4 room apartment paperbanging, k'ree. aatimate* PRATT A WHITNEY 1 quality, $1.15 a basket. Tel. 2- Tybor, Director. Phone 4267. door sedan. Radio, hHiter and Mntorcyclea 12 OLD RED Tin B-rn. 706 Nortfi and will do Janitor work ff neces- overdrive. This thrifty six Is Im­ Prompt servlCL. ' Reasonable 9043, or call at 127 Charter Oak AIRCRAFT street. Parr. Main street, buys and sells good ■ary, 25 years’ experience with BAULARO'S Driving School, Man- maculate Inside and out. Has been CARS WANTED. We wUl pay 825 prlcea. Phone 7680. D. Frechette. boilers. Tel. 2-3822. chester'a oldest. A.AJt. trained reward to any person or persons East Hartford, Conn. Uf6a fumlturB uid AntlQiiM. run 45,000 miles since new. FHilly GREEN Mountain 'potatoes. Get Frank Denette Fnone I-.1.176 and oertUled instructor. A.AA. guaranteed. Priced real low. leading to our purchase of a d u m p Truck driver wanted. Ap­ WANTED to rent, attic, base­ (itoiwsi* W tm ^ •yssn^ |s*l__ clean, used car. Any year, 1637 to Repairing your orders In now for your win­ type dual controlled cars. Day or Clark Motor Sales, Broad street. ply Tom Colla, 84 Middle Turn­ BARSTOW Says, "It’s The Truth” ! ment or room over garage, suit­ 1950. Call or see Car Buyer ter’s supply. Will be delivered evealBg appolatmenta 2-2248. Phone 2-2012. pike West. Several used Westinghouse re­ able for part time living and stor­ BY EDOAR MARTm Parker at Clarke Motor Sales, MATTRESS. Yout old mattreeass when ready. CaU Hathaway, 2- BUr’* BUNNY BOOTS AND HER RUlim ES Pshaw aterlllxed knd remada like new. 1390. frigerators. 4 'i to 0 cubic foot. ing of furniture. Telephone 3337 FI'NMV itl'SINFMS BY HBRSHBERtiER TOANSPORTATION wanted from 1948 STUDEBAKER 8-PAS8EN- Broad atreet. Phonr. 2-2012. AUTOMOBILE parta manager. after 7 p. .m T* Roo .ooid’x y o o « .i. ? MOW VSJOAt'. \ *FO «. 0 0 «y VitlAj Server-Wetherell streets, vicin­ Call Jonea Furniture and Floor $20 up. All O. K. and guaranteed. PONT "yOO TH94K pftfviNwy\ NOW X’U. PMaW vou OER COUPE. Apply Mr. Beneon, Brunner’s, MeINTOSH Apples 81 per basket. MOW 1 CAN nsSK TM 'ONW \W DP A»JO ^ too ity. Arriving Hartford by nine. Covering. 30 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. One used Univeraal refrigerator, WANTED —One or two room AS 6 0 0 0 NS HILVdo 1947 STUDEBAKER 5-PA8SKN- 358 East Center street. Green Mountain potatoes. Excel­ 310.05. One Glenwood gas and CAR IN THB eASASB .' NROOtdO « 60T 60RT OS U6AO TOTMEi Two business gltla. 2-4195. GER COUPE. HusineM SemeM Offered 12 kitchenette apartment. By mid­ O W C H l lent quality 144^ Tolland Turn­ oil combination, thermostat' and OVO AXMOST % ll 1946 PLYMOUTH 6-PASSENGER MAN WHO desires to sing and pike. dle-aged woman. Can furnish ex­ VINCE VO&VtKh A PBftSON OMilnw dde from Hll- COUPE.—Special Deluxe. PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical Bonds— Storki act a little. A good opportunity chrome pipe, 3115 One high oven cellent references. Write Box X, llard street to the Aetna Insur­ contractor, maintenaiice and wir­ Mortgages used Glenwood gas. 316; one used CM ■ ««, YMAWV 1940 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN. — St for a person who wants to have GET YOUR grapes and hand Herald. ance .Co., Farmington avenue. Exceptlonallv clean. ing for light and power. 40 Foster fun while working. For Informa­ electric range, make offer. 1 Thor Working hours 8:15 to 4:30. Tel. atreet. Phone 3308. FAHNESTOflt and Company, picked apples St 270 HackmaUck washer, deluxe wringer, 315. New 1948 WILLYS TRUCK.—Platform tion call 3861. street. We deliver. CJsU 2-3246. 8-8888. Stock Brokers, 76 Pearl atreet, WesUnghouse electric dishwash­ Hufiini*m Property for Sale 70 rack body. DE LONGS Refrigerator aervtca. Hartford, 7-0121. Appointments SPECIAL IF YOU ARE interested in light ers are In. "ome In. Look. Bar- WANTED — Ride from Middle Repairs on ab make* commer­ evenings, call Joseph P. Mc- laboring (shoveling! where you stow’s. Just North o:^ Post Office. TAVERN Doing excellent business, Turnpike East, near Lake street, STEWART TRUCK. — Cab and cial and domestic. Emergency 34- Cluskey, Manchester 2-3272. HARDY Chrysanthemums for sale. 12,500 esmh needed. If Interested chassis. Heavy duty hauling. work a day or ao each week 188 Hlllstown Road. Phone 3234. to Hartford, vicinity Ann and bour service Phone 3-1797. more If you wish) at a good rate call Howard R. Hastings. Phone MU Aoylum streets, Monday through 9 X 12 FEUJl Rugs. 16.95. Holly­ 2-1107. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Help Wanted— Feasla 85 o f pay leave your name with g r a p e s For sale, $1 per basket. Friday. Hours 8 to 4:40. Call "Ken," 133 Pearl atreet, any Baby ducks. Inquire 224 Charter wood bed complete, 380.50. Maple 80 Oakland Street repaired,' bumera, refrigerators, bedroom sett, dresser chest anfi Mitt.______morning ' around 8 o’clock. Only Oak street after 5. Phone 8368. Phone 2-9483 ranges, washer* etc. All work WANTED—Young lady to wait on bed, $60.50. Marlow’s FYjrnlture Karma and land for Sale 71 WANTED—Ride from Chestnut guaranteed. Metro Service Co- trade and do a little bookkeeping. requirement Is sobriety and wlll- DepL 1937 DODGE. Good Condition. In­ Apply In person U. S. Cleaners ingnesa to stay full day. BOSC and Seckel pears. Alvah WESTFORD—6-rod(n Cape Cod, street to Hartford. Hours 8:80 to quire 183 Oak street, or telephone TeL Manchester k-0883. Russell, Mountain Road, Glaston­ Plan O f Action BY V.T.BAMLUI A Tel. 6101. A Dyers, 836 Main atreet. TWO Maroon divans. Excellent • 40 acres land, borde'xp both sides, I PONT MAVE ALLEY OOP 3- 3078. bury. Manchester 6889. black top luad. Needs some re­ ANV TROUOLB SEWING MACHINE repairing, condition. Owner leaving state. FthE?E AU5TFIAN5 TVerVB GOT 'IM THEN. AFTER i W , YOU DON’T have to be a super Help Wanted— Male pairs. 8 acres tUlsbie, bslancs iSSSCE t MAO THE 1987 FOUR - DOOR Chevrolet electrification, conversion to mod­ FOR SALE — McIntosh apples. Can be seen Sunday. Kyle’s, NCW DOORS PUT CAN’T w L p c u a 06TUE...AND CAMC7TM J(7INT;/ THAT sales person to sell Avon Prod­ Or Female 37 woodland. Ehcc'ellent trout stream, m a k e s . m m sedan, 8100 373 Woodbridge ern cabinets, expert workman- Bargain prices In windfalls. Louis Rockville Road. Bolton, Conn. KINKS,------CMA WCHATO------Narix^FiNO ■ M045T(fEL slip. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple. ucts and Avon beautiful gift Tine. averages 8 to 10 ft. In width. vyEU. FIND ’IM HIM MvSCLF... >JS aCBME B l OABH8H pcloae paid for atreat. Phone 3067. 2-1675. Simple training, In your own WANTED— Part time payroll and Bunce, 529 West f'enter street. Immediste occupancy. 4 miles int6 CASTLE 1887 to I960 ueed can. In good Phone 8116. IN rfflA____ _ home starts you earning Immedi­ cost clerk. M'jst be able to use FLORENCE PARLOR heater. Call from Wilbur-Cross Parkway, 37,- Au5 T^ ______B. Donglaa Motor 1948 OLphMOBILE 78 4-door slide rule. Apply Spencer Rubber B E 5 T ^ THE aedan. Fully equipped. 12 Mar­ RANGE Burners, pot burners and ately. For Information write Mre. 2-1006. 000. Tom Minor, agent. Tel. Rock­ Salsa. 888 Main street. heatcra cleaned, serviced and re­ Products Oo. garet jRoad. Buckman, 29 Highland Terrace, ville 299. paired. Also new range burners Hoaaetiold Goods 51 FOUR-BURNER electric range. CLEAN CABS PRICED Middletown, Conn. WANTED—Help to pick up pota­ Mil Installed, Joseph Senna. Phone LIVING ROOM couch and chair, Side oven and broiler. New heat BIGHT 2-0147. WAITRESS Wanted. Steady work, toes, full or part time. Louie iin|t* Excellent condition. Rea­ Honam for ifala 1934 PLYMOUTH $26. Oall 3- BunCe, 529 West Center street. good conditio* reasonable. Xel. 1 written Ouarantee 8061. good pay. Apply In person. The 7405 sonably priced. Phone 8505. m o OmHMOBTLE SEDAN LINOLEUM — Asphalt Ul* wall Tea Room, 883 Main street. Phone 8116. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE m o FORD SEDAN 1939 PONTIAC Sedan. Ehctremaly covering. Done by reliable, well GLENWOOD Combination gas and Wearing Apparel— Fnra 57 trained men. Ail Juba guaranteed. w a n t e d — Woman for general A choice corner lot offerd m o CHEVROLET SEDAN clean throughout. Excellent mo Sitaationa Wanted— Cil. good condition, 875. Tel. 2- lOM PONTIAC SEDAN clean throughout. ^ cellen t Hall Linoleum 0>., 82 Oak street. housework, several forenoons * 2464. 3-PIECE Grey pin stripe suit, 320. for your approval. Look L 1880 CHEVROLET SEDAN motor. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. week. Two adults. Inquire 192 Female 38 Gold leopard fur trim coat, 325. this one before it is too late to *Td Iks OM to fltielc Junior in now and than!"’ 3 1088 PDRD s e d a n Main street. East Center atreet. RUDD 35 Gallon automatic gas Call 3314. 1088 PONTIAC 8-DOOR WINDOW SHADES made to ord^ GENERAL Office position. Experi- purchase a site in this most en^d Burroughs bookkeeper, also heater. One year old. Phone 2- excellent development. CARNIVAL BY DICK TUKNER 1080 DODGE SEDAN 1941 PLYMOUTH special deluxe and Installed. Venetian bllnd^ WANTED—SECRETARY 2332. BOY’S Winter clothing, size 14-18, SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH FRECKLeS AND RIB FRIENDS Tha Annual Revolt BY MBKKILL C. BUMBBS 10S7 OH lu v tcOLE1 ' 8-DOOR tudor. Good condition throughout. and curtain riKU. 24 hour service. knowledge of shorthand. Rock­ good condition. Reasonable. Tel. for general office work. 40 hour ville 12S3J3. 1987 PONTIAC SEDAN Come In and see this. We'll have ElstI mates gladly given. Fagan 4-6 CU FT. Norge refrigerator. 2-1970. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA '^LiVERMoneh fribud SFiaMewa-OFA TERMS TO SUIT It late Saturday afternoon. Dotig- Window Shade Co., Rptite 44 at week. Pleasant aurroundlnga. State A-1 condition. Reasonable. Call MSY HAVe A HCARTOP MOMANSWeaiD, HIGH School Junior wishes baby SPECIAL Cavalry twill pants, Realtor ©OLD'xBur HAS . oo YOU naujizn las Motor Sales, 333 Main street. Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. in full experience and qualifica­ 3755. ! niM oSr COLE MOTORS sitting evenings, week-ends. Two sizes 20-50. 34.45. Morry’s Work­ 875 Main St.— Est. 1921 SCH O O L MUSa^SoPlRON.' ______Telephone 4164 tions. years’ experience. Dependable. 66T T IN S - TIMB 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmastor. COMPLETE Repairs on vacuum WE HAVe accumulated an assort­ ingmen’s Store, 8 Depot Square. W iMe GUR 2-4195. An n u a l / TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Original condition. Very clean. cleaners, washing machines, BOX S, clo HERALD ment of modern styled used Open daily 'till 8 p. m. Phone 5440 or 5938 . ;^iRp Douglas Motor Sales. 333 Main motors, small appliances. 100,000 stoves—straight gas, straight B B TfeAlN? Redscri 1088 FORD SEDAN WOMAN FOR general housework. 1087 TERRAPLANE SEDAN street. new parts available. Stuart R electric, and combination oil and Home Listings Wanted vaaxh Five mornings a week. Near bus Doga— Birds—Feta 41 Wanted—To Roy 58 1088 8TUDEBAKER SEDAN Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, 180 gas. Caji be seen in daylight hours "VERNON — 6-room bungalow, THIS 1941 CHEVROLET Fleetline four- Main atreet. Phone 8597. line. Phone 6097. BIRD Dogs. Pedigreed, young ■ only. Ebctra good values. Keith 1088 HUDSON SEDAN WANTED to buy. one or two used steam heat, fireplace. In goof _n0R /. 1088 CHEVROLET. TUDOR door. Very few of this model dogs, partly' trained. Ready to Furniture Co. tractor tires, size 14 x 11:00 or DeTAiLS.' around. This la a particularly FLOOR Problems solved with WAITRESS Wanted. Must have condition. Chicken coops. Ap TOUR CHOICE $50.00 some experience. Good wage* Ap­ huht this fall. Priced right. Phone larger. Phone 7560 mornings. proximately 2 acres land. Hourlj beautiful original car. You must llnoltum, asphalt tils counter 4440. MOVING. Gas range. Like new. liberal Terma . Phone 4164 ply In person. Silk City Diner. bus, 312,500. Tom Minor, Agent ______COLE MOTORS see to appreciate it. Four brand Ehepert workmanehip; free estl- white, four-burner. tabletop, WANTED-pGood used furniture. matea. Open evenings. Jones’ Tel. RockvUls 299. new tires. Douglas Motor Sales, BANK JOB. Just what you have (DLLIES. A K.C. Sables. THs, and thermostat- oven heat control. Any quantity. We offef you high, "BETTER BITT’ USED CARS 333 Main street. Furniture. Oak street. PLone Blue Merle* male and female. Phone 2-2109. eat prices. Woodshed Phone 8- ^ /s-< 2-1041 always wanted. 5 days. Learn ensTOM Built 7-room single, at­ Proof Department. Secure future. Your choice, $50. Sunset View 3154. tached garage. 4 rooms, and ttl« 1947 Ford Sedan Contact: Wilson Agency, 54 Kennel, 509 Keeney street. Phone bath down, 3 bedrooms and lava­ 1940 DODGE coach. Good condi­ CANING CHAIRS, reAnishing and 3376.' TWIN SIZE mahogany bed. Good Itooms Wiihoui Konril 68 Vtir* isw aT.ss* sssvici. sic. t. tion. Phone 2-3029. repairing, Eklward E, Fish, 104 Church atreet, Hartford. condition, $25. Phone 3-298R tory up, fireplace, oil hot water I P R IS C ILLA 'S PO P TTha Convert BY AL VBKMEBS 1945 Oldsmoliile Sedan CTiestnut street. Tel. 3688. heat, fully Insulated, Rusco atom DOGS .Washed and groomed. See LARGE, Cottffortable room, suit­ I WISH NOUt) ^ oirljiot IF TH ^ VSOCK 1947 CHEVROLET four-door deet- us for pst supplle* and freah A COMFORTABLE reel thing able for one or two. Good loca­ windows and screens, awning* 1939 Pontiac Sedan ANTIQUES Reflmahed. Repairing Help Wanted— Male •88 STOP SHOUTING, O bit MORE RUN I WIN^ Une sedan, original owner. Can frosen borsemcat, 16c lb. Call chair. In good condition. Reason­ tion. Call 2-2612. Many special features. AA zone DEAR! A A •620 POOL - PUT THE WOOD TO m be seen at 48 Pioneer Circle, Sat­ done on any furniture. Tlemann, Kennel Supply Shop. 2-4278. able for quick sale. Phone 2-0601. Lot 74’ X 315’. Close to bus lint Vi/ORLP SERIES THE OFFICE! 1989 Plymouth Sedan 189 South Main street Phone ARE YOU a skilled worker? Can and new school. Shown by ap­ urday afternoon, all day Sunday. you do your job well? These are NEWLY FUH9HSHED, clean 6643. PUPPIES—A. K. C Red Cocker* pointment. Elva Tyler, Agent the queations Industry la aaklng room for refined couple or two 1941 INTERNATTONAL H-ton $26 and 330; Boston Terrier, cross WHITE Tabletop gaa stove. Good Manchester 2-4469.' BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. and demanding 'or the present ladies. Oil heat, continuoua hot pick-up. Rocky's Service Center, CABINET WORK, valances, fur- breeds. 2Slmmerman's Kenntls, as new, $50. Phone 8892. nlture repairing, reOnlshing, made defense program. International water. Privkte kitchen for light 165 Center St., Manchester 16 Bralnard Place. Phone 3918. Lake street. Phone 6287. housekeeping privileges If desir­ BRAND NEW brick home, ' 4 - ______I______to order. Kitchens remodeled. Correspondence Schools can pre- 9 X 12 GREinf rug, matching haU rooms, expandable upstairs, at­ Phone 2-4545 1939 CHEVROLET tudor. Motor , pare you at homis in. your spare ed. Call 4264. Inquire 71 CSieatnut Woodcraft Specialists. Phone 2- BOXER Pups, time payments, all runner, also davenport and chair. street. tached garage, lot 80 x 200 Open Evenings Until 10 . recently overhauled. NeW paint 3814. time. 400 different courses. O. I. pedigreed stock, large selection. Phone 3-3579 after 4. Pleasant location. Quality con­ Job, new battery. Reasonable. approved. Write for catalogue. H. Boxer Farm at Vernon. Tel. LARGE! Attractively furnished struction. Fairly priced. Douglai NEW UNFINISHED bookcase* 194$ PACKARD,-4-door aedan, one Phone 6720. Can be aeen at 90 F. Manlon, Repreaentatlve, 607 Rockville 19f2J3, . room fo f one or two. Light house­ Blanchard, Real Estate Servic- original owner, very ^ OF BLSA-*: Open Evenings Til 10 EAT1W ATALV. CARPENTERS '"‘Shop...... Manor SUtates, MancAMUr odor rMuaed. Call 6934. with oovari^. Phone 3-1885. 6803....-...... R O U G E D FOR QUICK “ V s o m a o c o tvwutrrvEEr, VeSTEROi#CY AMD f p vm rtA» "lo ssM b j 1942 CHe Vr OLET tudor , sedan, Green. X V » « TeS CALL LOAM FOR sal* per yard In lOO-KOOS UlMRWCiCTO:; For Inside and Ontaide deluxe model, mechanically In f l a t f in is h . Holland window 88 LARGE furnished room. Gentle- RESOlMlAtSj PART TIME—Protttable: Repre- truck toad* Gravel $1J5 per yard. ANTIQUE Love aeat, also Phllco SALE , HEST/ FOR THE Work— AppilF at good condition, 4 new tires. Price shades made to msaaur* All men preferred but will take nice OAECR^ T=RlWMDS ^ 8540. Owner In army. Tel, 2-0786. metal Venetian blinds at a naw •ent the International Corre­ Alao all. Nussdorf Conatruetlon floor model radio. 53 Dover road. lady. One minute from but. 33 TODAVA SAMSON ANbl 5 Dover Road low price Keya made while you spondence schools In Manchester. Oo. Phona 8406. Griawold street Cuetom built four bedroom Or Phone 4112 1947 CHEVROLET club coupe, wait Marions'* For Information write H. F. DINETTE SET, bedroom set, i*dlo,' heater, other extras. Elx- Manlon, Representative, 607 Mala PEAT HUMUS, 84 par yard, $1 maple chests, and miacelladeous. ROOM RC^ rent for girl or mar­ Colonial. Must be seen to be BY LBBUB niBM BS MATTRESSES made to order. .per bag, delivered. Bon-Air Peat Priced Jow. The Woodshed, 11 Stm A Paula JARVn REALTY CO. cellenf Urea. Exceptionally clean. street Hartford 8,' Conn. ried. couple. Two ’ minutes from appreciated. Priced far below WASH TURKS Pbona 6678. Mattrosaes re-made and steril­ Co. CaU 6515. Main atTMt. Main » tr § e t Call 2-1614 or 47 w m w i 0 r o o ised like new. We call for and AUTO MECHANIC. Experienced, Cottage street replacement cost. Immediate deliver anywhere. Frank Folk, good working conditions and SPECIAL Appliance valuea for •NOW 42 South Main street, Colchester. good psY- Apply G. Sievert* HEDSTROM Baby carriage. Ex­ ,thts week only. One full 40" all A p a rtB ie iitB . FfaitB , occupancy. From owner. VDirwi cellent conditio* OaU 3-9956. white porcelain gas ranfa, orig­ Phone Colchester 460. (Yiorchet, Motor Sales, 80 Oakland Tcncnmla . 63 street Manchester. inally 1129.95, youra fbr only 1M7 OUSIIOBILE “7T DELUXE . $99.95. One only deluxe bottle fa s SHARE FURNISHED apartipant Telephone 7906 SALESMEN for Manchaatar to LOAM, FlU and gravel. Tel. Cov­ stove, split cooking top for cook, RooTtaig I fA entry 7-7892. with widow, 4 rooms and batlMaU 4-poOS. -BRAND demonatrata and sail diroct to in f ease.' R^^ilar price $164.95, conveqlqnce* Phone Coventry fO. Specialising in rppali^ DOVER ROAD room single, oil mothara. Tha popular Baby-But> TRADB . BOAT and trailer for now only $148.88; Country ga* 7-7075. —6 :r A D r r M B . oft of ail kind* Also now lar agfaty chair. Laada fumiahod. coal o f wochL bungalow sty)* burner, auto mm tic gas hot water • 1 2 9 5 Gutter work. Chimneys ahotgua and rifl* TSL 8-4156 Sat Oar nacasaary. Writs for. lnto^' and Sin. oomblnatlon range. All white p «v ‘mRB3B-ROOM tomiahed, haatad heater, cpmhinatlon screens anc I and topalred. 36 yoara ax- vlaw to Baby Butin Salas Agan- oelal* originally 8819.95, now apartment* All j till tie* newly storm wiwtow* laigt comer lot. * Free eaUttate* Oall cy, 61 GtUetta straat'Woot Hart- THAYER Oarrlag* Une and gray. 8169.95. Montgomery Ward, Main decorated, modar* Middla-aga rM t fenced ia. ‘fteea, nUMy land- lO F lT ., Howley, Man.cheater SSgl. ford.. Very good oondltkn. Alao wicker street. couple prafCiTod. References re­ - soaped. Immediate dccupancy atroUer. Man’s leather, motor­ quired. Write Boa O, Herald. 110,500. Terma or will ■ qualify f e a t u r i n g Guaranteed roofs FACTFORY Work. No pravloua ex cycle Jacket, else 48. CaU 2-0886. BARREL Chairs $69.95, floor for veteran. Wm. Good(hiId, Sr!, jraWiLUSNy and aaptit ropaira aa waU. at perianca naceasary for flrat, sac- lamps 87.76, kitchen cabinets HEATED and furnished two room Realtor. Office 16 Forest atreet guttar and conductor work. Try ond and third shifts. Apply ha- •me I S l« 9 87.96. Marlow's Furniture Dept., apartment. Adults only. Refer­ 7925 or 8891. m your "Local M ofar." caU Gough- tween 8 and 9. Spencer Rubber ICLBCnuC Refrigerator, ruiTiitht 'M ain' street, Manchester. Phone ences required. Alice Clampet iia n o r ,, ' Troducts Co.; Chapel atreet condition goo^ 835. Phone 5518. 5060. « Agency. Phone 4998. OTHER ADVS ON PACE w > ,

• h FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, IMO JK attrI|»^r Emnitig; vif^raUi A r m t o M ^ ^ r t PYsss Run J t V an « M For Iha Waak Badlag Mr. an4 Mra. Itobai^ P. Hawlay Itonald U L'Hauraux,^ aaaman, WUlard P. Wind a t ' St. Petara- department pereoimel have been Sapitebar SS, I860 r aaS aaol taSajr, ,M|kato jlb o u tT o ^ of iu CoDuni road ara movtac tkla U8N, of 587 Vamon atreat, la ata- bilrg, Florida, aen of Mr. and Mrs. Invited a lat^e attendanea la an- aor 8S; Maikljr aoS waak to OUaad, wiiara tkay ae* Udaad abewd the u , B. Btxth Pleat Pete^ Wind ' of 66 Laurel street; Post! as Host Ucipated. qulrad a houaa a f n r montlw ago. sMb the oiler USB Allafaah, which was elected assistant caahier of 10,021 - Mid Mr. and Mra. Hawlay, who hava faeda fuel oil to Amarleiqi men-oC- the Florida National bank at a re­ Polios Chief Herman O. Bchen- w of ew A e«t M il _____ BtMell llvad in Manehaatar ainca thair israr oparating in thw Medlterra- cent meeting of the board of dl- To Firemen del will to the gueet speaker. He I of Cllcelatloaa Mm%eheSiear-^A CUy of Village Charm •tratt.MBd lOiiXyitl* BoQ of irantoga. racantly aold' thair homo naan. reetom of the bank. Mr. Wind, will epeak oa Oootrdliiator of avll- rMtliiiil. OMm., have returneU on Coburn road to Mr. and Mra. Who has resided bv Florida for the lan Eiefenae ..for Maacheater area. W« finished picklni^ onr McIntosh, crop and most Brlc B. Anderaon of Mapla atreat. WInnera in laat week’i Maater An interesting and informative f r m a tMi dajr vmcattaa wpmt at past seven years, has been associ­ Legion to Have Pppgram o f nre stored in refrigeration for future use. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER T, 1950 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ScTMrteo. PL. and City. Point Tournament at Tinker hall ated With the bank since April, ejieech is prontiaed. V6L. LXX, NO. 8 (UlaaoUM A«verttolBS am r o s e IS) W, B. A. Guard Chib manibera ware aa foUowa; Mra. Prank Buah 1044, and for the past three years For Members of Both Wlltor Uttle, i\)et acUviUee bT® ® grades and some IOm J a m M M o jK V Oak wara obtigad to poatpona drawing and Phillip Herrmann, 77; Mr. and has held the position of head tell­ chairman, promloea n worthwhile we cannot atore. Aa long aa they ^ - 1 tto Wwld BaHaa at thair tulip pattam, piacad bad* Mra. Loula T. Kreba, Jr., 66. The er. A graduate of Manchester Local Departifientfi program of entertainment for the quilt until Octobar 17, at the regular tournament will atart at High school, he received hie bus­ ocesaion. — ihaattng a t Myatie Raviaw. The 8:15 tonlgbt. iness education at Morse Business Monday night, Oct. 8. should W indfall B^ cb at $1.00 per bushel and a bet- lod||a' maating was omitted thia college in Hartford. prove a big night at the American , ^ o r d Pariah .c;ihapter, D. R. R.! ter grade at $1.00 per ^ bushel basket. B weak on acejunt of dacorationa in The regular bualneaa. meeting of Legion hall. The ^ost will hold a Trtll have a deosert card party oA l^rogreaa'in oBd Falloara hall. Mra. ,Bt. Margaret’! -Circle, Daughtera The Democratic town commit­ social meeting acUng .aa host tq Thursday, November 3 at 1:80 p. grade at 75c and $1.00 basket. Shirley Smith, of 3S Waddell road, 'o f laabella, will be held Tuesday tee will meet Monday evening, 6c- all Aremen of Manchester. Sipce m.- In the PederaUen room at the telephone 2-0233, may be called in evening at etobt o'clock at the K. both the North end South ^ re Get then at the orchsrd on Avery Street, Wapping. U.S. First Cayalry Smashes into tober 0, at 6:16 at headquartem. center church. or at oor stand—^276 Oakland Street, Mahehester. regard to retuma or additional of C. home. ’The nominating com­ Mm. Agnes McKee of ^ a t Hart­ ft its best ticheta. mittee will bring in a new alate of ford, state central committee ______~ • .y' — ^ r——' ““ officera. Meihbera are reminded of woman for the Foirth District, will . The Salvation Army hoUneaa the card party tonight at the home be the gueat speaker. meeting and Bibla atudy wUl com­ of Mrs. Celia Oaaavant, 338 Par­ ■y Chief Griswold Says mence thia evening at 7:80. after ker street. Mrs. Aims Jarvis will Seeks' Probe Hard Luck Sergeant which the budget and Snanca com­ be aaalated by Mrs. Albert Soblelo, BelinHa Full South Korean- Third mittee will meet about 8:30. Mrs. Augusta MePadden, Mrs. Jo- Parenti to Meet Scholars Must! ieph Tonakl and Mrs. Casavant. FaBhioneil Of Bowles Talk Hits the Jackpot as * —^ ' It {a expcctfted that Rev. Alexan- At Keeney School mm der Meye# of Short Beach. Conn., The 'annual Mother-Daughter Remain on Job will occupycup; the pulpit Sunday at banquet will take place Friday, - B' On Forty-Third the 10:15 aem'lca in Concordia O cU ^r IS, at the South Metho- The Aret meeting of the Keeney Pandora’s Box Opens Division Stabs. Close Lntheran church. Rev. Peter Ha­ diat church. Mrs. Herbert McKin­ street Parent Teachers club will Cannot Allow A-Bomb gan will sen'e the church aa aup- ney is serving aa general chairman be held on Tuesday evening. Octo­ Nylon Saturday-Last D ay Watson Wants CongiTss and will have aupervtalon of the Human ply pastor. October IS. and until ber 10, at 7:30 at the Keeney Groton, Oct. 7— —Ernest J. .flared in a private home for the Age to Stifle the arrival of the new pastor, Rev. entertainment and decoratiqna. To Act on Prediction Good row of this town, an Army night. Knowl- Erich O. Brandt, of Webster, N. The Men'a Friendahip Club will put street schooL' That Division Might Air Force sergeant, got word yes- I In Thonipsonvllle, about 70 miles Yearning tor Y.. on or about November 5. on the Bupper. The theme of thia Guest speaker for the evening tot day that hit wife, Sally, had | northwest of hsre. Policemen Da- edge. He Declareb To Wonsan in North eeaaon’f bMquet la “Motheia. and will be Miss Emily Smith, who will Be Home by April been arrested on a charge of neg- ; vld Luke and Wallace Bermett aaid Daughtera Around the World." The lecting:ing theirI four children. ^ they booked Sergeant Goodrow on Father and Son banquet la ache^. apeak on Girt BeouUng and will At These Prices While driving home, his car hit a reckless driving pharge after his New Haven, CX't 7.--(4^ Al- U. S. Marines Take On uled for Friday evening, October Mao abow colored aUdes of the Hartford, Oct. 7.—{/F)-K de­ a pedestrian in Thompsonville, se- ear hit Walter Sheldon. 71, of that fred .Whitney Griswold was in- rbcent trip which membem of mand for a congreMional inveatl- : town. At|endanta at a Sprlngfleld, .Supplies* at Uijongbu 28. First quality sheer. 61 rioi-aly injuring him. stalled aa Yale’s 16th president Truck Firm Owners Troop One made to Europe. Miaa gation ■ of Oovamor Ctoater When Sergeant Goodrow ar­ Mass., hospital said Sheldon suf­ yesterday with ceremonies flllevl Preparatory to New Mra. Arnold Thompson, preal- Claire Olds will accompany her Bowlao' remarks about National rived Here, .he learned that his un­ fered thrA broken ribs and possi­ with reminders of the history of dent of the Soroptimist Club; Miaa and assist Jn showing'the -pictures, gauge, 15 denier hosiery Guard training haa been ''made by do died lata yesterday afternoon bly a broken shoulder. the nation s third oldest universi­ Push; B*29’s Hit En* Jeaaamine Smith and Mm. Mai^ and answering any questions mem­ Col. Elmer 8. Watsod, National in Norwich after being Involved in Sergeant Goodrow's uiii^e. Jo­ Are Blamed in Death in new fall shades. Sizes: seph E. Gooodrow, of Ndnvleh, ty. soon to celebrate its 250th an- Taylor, recording and correapond- bers wish to aiak. ONE CROUP OF NEW FALL Commander of the 43rd Division traffic accident. nivrriary. eiiiy ConvoyB Con* ing aecretariea, reapectively and Membem are urged to attend Veterans’ Association. Car into Aged Man died In the W. W. Backus hospital 8«/t to there less than an hour after he In his inaugural address, the verging on Pyong* Treaaurer Mary Nlchola, will at­ this, important m ^ in g , and. all Watson, a Wethersfield resi­ The Groton/Town Police said a 43-year-old historian, aerond Cbimtier llolda Employ* tend the 20th New England Re­ parents and nelghboto interened special sess/in of the Town Court had ouffered a heart attack when dent who la' running, for Stole a truck he waa driving became In­ youngest man ever to become a See Many More yang; Reds Feverishly gion Conference, and 13th Ven­ In Joining the club are cordially Senator on the Republican Ucket, would to hqid today to arraign Mrs. Yale president, declared tjiat the era and Foreman Re* ture Club 'Conference, tomorrow Invited. Refreshments Win to promptly came under Democratic Goodrow/ whoso children were volved in a minor eoHlsion. Fortify Wonsan Port DRESSES MaJ.-aen. Robert H. Soule, for­ scholar* must continue to. work al­ gpoiiaible in State and Sunday at the Nichewaug Inn. served by Mrs. Philip Howard and fli^ ^ hts move. State Senator though these days of the atom MD Volunteers Petemham. Maaa. her committee. Alfred F. Wechaler, DemocraUc merly mtlltory attache in drtna. hae been named commander of bomb "are not auspicious fur Housing Joh Fatality Tokyo, Oct. 7.— —Two REDUCED FOR S DATS ONLY candidate for attorney general, learning." said Watson’s action was “vi- the U. S. Srd DlvUion, recently ar­ Allied divisiona drova within $1.39 rived la the Far East Ck>mniand. "The Promethean secret of tho Dortorfl Who Enlist to New Britain, Oct. T—(O—Two FT THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ciaualy dishonest’’ and “strikes a sight of the Red'Korea bor­ A veteran of 80 years’ servloe, Orchid Woman’s Mate atom bomb breeds fear and suspi­ owners of a trucking company and new low in the poUUcal attack on cion In all our hearts, Inclining us Get Higher Salary der on the west today. They Governor Bowtesl" ha was ossistont division com-/ a foreman were declared responai- pair An the newest tolon and maferials. AJl sales monder of the llth Airborne o m to diamias-the.. past. to-dread the, Than Drafted MeDye ami Clean- HOUSE DRESSES Watoon, in telegrams to Rep. rill “Gent” Farmer Raymond V. Taber, 47. the hus­ high police officials and "a prom­ The new Yale President, who be in the thousands. ployera and the foreman. He de­ Drive Through Tough Torroia Scotty Kota it it. Light, com- Vinson (D., Ga.), Chairmin of the band, waa picked up on bad check inent public figure” as grand Jury succeeded Charles Seymour last Need for M. 0 ‘s Urgent clared there was no reaponaiblllty The South Korean Capital and fertobia, snug fitting. Wear it House Armed Services Committee, Chicago, Oct. 7—(/—Two Of 2 Children U. 8. Eighth Army Headquar- * building axcavation yesterday. He said the answers given the Just recently retired—were in the For Murder tera, Korea, Oct. , 7—(/^*- Tha Eight othera. wara buriod alive committee by Ricca. the dapper (Coattaned aa Page Eight) very highest ranks of the Police hundred tfioueand men and women Army’s heavyweight boxing cham­ but finally wara dug out before 52-year-old “ gentleioan farmer,” Department. are converging on Los ' Angelas pion' received the dlatlnguiriied HANDBAGS death ovartook them. Several aa- were "unaatlsfactory.’’ At McDonald's eaqueat. Police Death in Slaying for the opening Monday of the Accused of Killing In­ eervloe eroeg today for hia great­ aet our famous Stttson Whippet at eporting eapad, aoma by falling to return The truth has been badly Commissioner Thomas F. Murphy American Legion’s 33nd Annual fants Who Wert (Cov­ est fight—and hla last. eienta, in offlee huildinge and U yutn loU iet, Playtex to tha Job after lunch. Would Auction Woman on South* C^l. Levi Jackson, Jr., fell un­ Flastie calf, faiUes and velvets. Colors: Black, strained" by some of the witness­ ordered detectives to locate — but National 'Convention. tverywhere.-And in every eituation it eam i to > ?ar>AFABRIC NEXT TO YOUR SKlNiatojl / ,v ^ Tha tandallda occurred deep be­ es. Kefauver said. not arrest — the two retired of- Kicking off the entertainment ered by Infiurance der a rain of hat steel hla big fist brown, red, green. Pouch, envelope ai^ oyer Die low a downtown sidewalk where Kefauver also told reporters fteiala. The search waa success­ era P acific T rain phase wilUto tonight’s premiere of Could not atopi In death ha waa bring out the beet featura and individuality workmen were digging to lay the Hot iSculpture sheolder atyles. that the circumstances of the ful last nlghL toe Legion's top-flight dramatic Lakeland, Ga.. Oct. 7—(87—An still a champion. of the wearer. See far yourtdf uAy the foundation for an annex to a de- loans to Rlcca "seem fishy—very The two were Edward C. Mo­ B is ^ , Arts., Oct. 7—(C)—A 8u- revenue; "Red, White and Blue,' elderly farmer haa been charged The-34-yaar-oId Negro went into Whippet V» America's best-edling hat. partipent store (Rich’s), auspicious. We are satisfied that ran, 50, former assistant chief perioit Court Jury has found Harold sold out at 110 top prices. It Is a with slugging to death and burn­ the final round aa a medical aid Earth Wall 38 Feet High it was not a strajight loan . but Citixens’ (^roup Opposes Inspector In charge of the Brook­ men for Company G, 34to Regi­ A small slide flrat buried T. J. T. Lento, 2S-year-old former rail­ five-hour fhow with new (unea ing two infant grandchildren, each something else." . lyn district, who retired the day and after the convention it will covered by 8500 double Indemnity ment. 26th Infantry DivUlon. near Culpepper in earth up to hia waist. ■ Ricca emerged as the central Removal of Statue Gross waa arrested. Sept. 15, and road employe, guilty of the first thf town of Haman In South Ko­ Hla father. T. W. Culpepper, and take to the road. It is booked solid insurance, r $2.98 figure in the committee’s investi­ John E. Flynn, former inspector degree, murder of Miaa Ada C. foe two years and when it comes BMerlff. J. F. Studtsill reported rea on Aug. 11. other workmen rushed to dig him Fropi State 'Bifilding Park, 68, of Grlnnell, la. Made Many nedooea. leseaeeeee out.. gation of (3iicago’s underworld ac­ In charge'of the Confidential (po­ back to Hollywood will t o , made W. C. Royals-and an accomplice, tivities after two days of closed^ lice graft) squad, who retired the The panel of five women and into a movie. Sam rbtilips, wera Jailed yester­ Time and time again, Jackson, They were trapped by a wall of Santa Fe, Oct. 7.—(P)—Miaa seven men announced the verdict faced North Korean fire to rescue earth 25 feet high -that came hearings. The committee, whl- day Murphy became commission­ The Legion’s National Aeronau­ day on murder warranto sworn oiit beld a long night session li Fertility is quintuplets and archi­ er, Sept. 28. laat night after two hours and 38 tics Committee, meeting last night, by Bmeat Browning, father of the I Tax dumbling down upon them, irw as tect W. C. Kruger wants to offer minutes of deliberation. (OoBtU'iwd en Page Two) hours later before the laat body night, was expected to fin: Whereabouts Establlalied heard Capt. Letand D. Webb, USN children and, aon-ln-law of Royals. closed sessions today but Kefauver tqem on the auction block. Murphy last night said he had The death sentence was recom­ (Ret) express concern because waa recovered. But a citizens’ committee form- The two amall farm children, The dead were the Culpeppers, said the full committee will re­ "reasonably established’’ their mended, but Bert Tomlineon, chief “although the aircraft industry Cleon prownlng, 4’, and Martha 2, \ turn later. He is the only com­ quickly tq try tq keep the nude has i^elyad 17,500.000,000 hi died on Sept. 28. Royals raported Isa rertinihg in her rellaf (Conttonred oa Fage Bghf) mittee member, preaent. (Omtaued ou Page Bght) (Obnttnned ou Page B ght) plane contracts, inflationary they burnedrned to death ‘ in an auto­ Army Reviews Go to N. Y. Next W e^ lid on the Capitol Annex Jumpa in coats and labor make it mobile in wmehwwi he and Phlllipa Tho group, which is holding .walls. appear likely that another 8360,- were taking-king tothem to hla home for s i ' hearinga in the nation’s major The Santa Fe Mlnieterlal AUl- 000,00 will have to be added to a visit.'He claimed the car burst Death Penalty cltiea, is to begin aesaiona la New ance, which won the only round so thia oorfto*®t ...... into flames when he- and Phillips York next Wednesday. Kefauver far in the heated a rt controverojr, A Legion commlaslon, headed left it a few minutes to walk Into RAYON GREPE News Tidbits said the hearings will deal with doesn’t particularly care what a field. happens to the undressed lady— by Erie Cocke, J r , invited Secre­ T(sp Legal Brass Stud- Called. From (/P) Wires New'York and New Jersey and the News Flashes tary of State Dean Acheson to de­ W en Otobbed to Deato committee wUl investigate deal­ sib long as she Is banned. fend, ^ proxy, his much eritichted An autopsy however, showed the ilM Case of Negro ings that “Interlock In the two Mlse FerUUty—the plague to (lAto BaSsUas of tha (FI Wira) children were qlubbed to death be­ named Earth—was termed by the foreign policy. Acheson was naked ^ o Defied Order SLIPS vice President Barkley says hia $tftt$$.” by toe National Security Commis­ fore they were burned,,toe;sheriff Rlcca, one of the seven men who ministers "immoral, indecent and sion to send a high ranking State aaid. commenU on Brannan farm plan unfit for display on a pubUc build­ were miaunderatood. and did not went to prison In 1844 for con­ Department official to the four- Tha charred bodies of the chil­ Washington, Oct. 7 — (P) — The spiracy to extort- 81,000,000 from ing." . Antoist Critically Injured # ^ « day convention. dren were burled the -day after Rrst deato sentence imposed on an Assorted lace trim and tailored styles and colors. commit the adminlaitration ofie'way the movie Industry, spent more Actually there are five of thorn bsm or another ; . . . Cqmmuniat police Torrington, Oct. 7—(/P)—Loui* B . 31, of Torring^ Cocke of Dawson, Ga., Art Con thair death. 'They were removed American serviceman in the Ko­ Good values la the lot. Sizes 82 to 82. then sn hour before ths cummittM —eaob in an aqu*^ atata of un- was critically injured thia rooming when the car he wm driv­ nell of Middletown, Conn., and from their graves yesterday for rean War is under review by the in Heat Berlin doDMe their guard dreoe—designed by William Long- to half barrage of rocketo from yesterday. ing waa atruck by a jiorthlnkind New Haven IWlnMd train Don R. Wilson, Ctorkaburg, W. the autopsy. Army’s top legal authoritleo. He waa followed by Hugo Ben ley, bearded^ 27-yeair;-old eculptor Yq., are candidates for elMtion os Studstill said He had not defi­ Adjutant General EL M. Brannon Weat Berlin fined with Anti-Soviet nett, an audltolpfor ' Sportiiman’8 who came here from Rock Springii;' at the Pine Wood road erowring "orih of this city. He la on nitely estobliahed a' motive for the •aidyesterday that .kahad tefseived leaflets...'. Alger HIm flies formal the next National Q>j;)imander. Park Race Track in suburban C6- Wyo, the dangvr list at the Litchfield (^ounty Hospital in Winsted. Wllaon, an attorney. ooUnded his deaths but Royals* wife was the the court martial case of First No etkar glrdla eaa mateh ttw oapofa eawitort, 4ha to appeal in U. S. Circuit Court of cero and tbs Miami Beach (Fla.) Kruger said laat night he fla* Lieutenant Leon A. Gilbert, Torit, Appeals . . . . Premier Uaquat AH beneficiary of toa Insurance poU- , of am aavf PLATICX PAB-UNCD OI Diea After Reporting Fire . (« oa Page BgM) ciee carried on tho children. Pa., Negro who waa found guMy' ■ALE PRICE khan of Pakistan aSya relations (Uoatlaasd em Paga F oot) (Ooatliiaed on Pago Elgjkt) of “misbehaving himaelf before the between hia country and Afghanis­ West Haven. Oct. 7—//P)^A West Haven man collapM enemy by refum g to advance ■with tT I T tP H /Veie, doud-Moft fabric UnSng is magicaUy fu o ^ io natural (a> tan "have grown weree” . . Ameri­ and died today on hia 70th birthday after reporting a 6re his command.” tex theaiht $lim$ you uUh a coolneu and comfort never before can bomtorn and British Jeto en­ on the aite of the new Veterans Administration Hoapital here. GUtort’a wife. Mra. Kay Gilbert. gaged in eight-day test of Brttoln’a Arthur Wadsworth, who Uvea in a Iwoee adjoining the rear Bank Robber and Bank 37, asked ’Preoideat TTraman two W h i p B O t i l O possible/ ‘i ’ Mafenaea a^liw t atomic bombing.. Barbara's Ex-Hubhies weeks ago to bverrula ^ death . . Vargas wides hia margin of of the hospital site, collapsed as he was talking with Waat eentenee. -whldi haa aaldom toto victory in Brasil to aaore than 488,- Haven poUcerociL President Sump Yarns carried out in roodam Hmaa. Her • 1 . In SLIM geldea tabes 888 votes.. . . Mrs. Suxanne Silver- Should Form a Club I W .0. 0 requeat waa turaad over to toe cniys SteveuNB debates ogainat M urdeusSuspect Tries Suicide Judge Advocate General a t tha . eoipty chair at Wlllimontle, textile Hampton. 8. C., Oct.. 7—(87—A.hond James (Big Jim) Morton of Playtex FAB-LINED Panty G irdles...... 7.—(JP»—Barbara, ently I mean nothing to her. any­ I ^ f o i , III, Oct. 7—(/P)—John L.: Edroons, 72, was near Playtex FAB-LINED Panty with Garbm workers union pfficial who waa to Paris, bank prarident and a former bank Cleveland. -rrmwod— etroto- FOOTWEAR POR ALL THE FAMILY havel been her opponent in die- Hutton’ ent huaband thinks more.” . da$th fI aelMaflfetcd wounds today and charged with mnr* A lot of Bowdan'a Ufa has baen Mrs. CHlhart sakl th at bar }m> Playtex FAB-LINED Garter Girdles rusgloa of ■■geeament on union if the rtb heirew marries He declared “aha wantg to cry»- t officials ter»e$'the jealonay alaying of hla 68- robber are awapping yanja ihU spent behind the famiUor wtodow bond had h«4iB tglUw her dagiro for (wmatT' ^ t a week-end at a Sayannah river Main Flaop—Rear COM menbere for auppert of Democratlo a fifth tin would to w "very year-old la of flve Montha. grill work of banks. Morton boa atroia. And htt i . * .. in SUM dilnt ___ tabes m w ptato eatopbigp having withdrawn grqteaiiue’ her fomer .mates new” and left him in saard|Xof camp sear hare. spent ahoqt 80 years behind tha '68 daya-wtOnat fitod and "abaolute happincai." * • • PLAYTEX PINK-ICE < tDLES$i.95«o$4.$9 -with chargaa she waa “unreason- should "fe a society." The ooovenation, which must leas fragUa window grin wock of ftddiiw: -1; labia" in thair Joint efforts to Prince If ir Troutotokoy aug- And now “aha Is trying to cru­ Noted PhysieiaB KilM v to anythhig but dull. Is being filled, priaqns. "tmam craekad up and tfoohaya^ 1 'ohooae a moderator. . . . Tale l4sw garied it an interview at the cify my reptttatlca," >tlM prhsM tian Jnan, Puerto Rleo, Oct. 7— Manuel I ^ La out with bunting and flabtng. Bowden, who Still rana up the a comawind of ^ saa«"4*' . . . in SLIM silvery tubes '■UDIS; ’ Behoel etadioto vote 383 to llH to Rita yeatei y. He’ avowed that m ousn^ Pila, one of Puerto Rlco’a roost noted phyriciana. waa killad The yarn-swappers are Ralph P. (>>nfedente flag In front of hla Tho caanmandiag o O h ^ a Mpast , condenm "loyalty oath" program ha Btin his wlfq—who has To protect it. ha txplainod,' he today in an autoBdbOc accident on tM road between ^ n Bowden, prealdont of the loan i 't i AMT GREEN STAMPS PLAYTEX LIVING GIRDLES $3.50 to $3.95 Advertise in The Herald— It Fays of Board.oC R ^aittb of Univarsity been saying IHs love was dol- Exchaoce Bank of Hampton. Veil rh M fb a r) of California;, Iar-mottvat< it that "appar­ ToMttauatf op' fsga fhur) Juan and Ponca* , '. .1 r

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