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IIONDAY, HOVEiallt o m iSattrlfrBter EttsttUtg: lirralb ipi* icea o f the Manchee- Headquarters as charter fee. The Manchester Girl Scout at 47 Maple St, tomorrow night at ter Y W C A wlU be made at the With a membership of over 1,- Council wishes to express its UNESSME 8 o’clock. A penny auction will be Homemaker’s Holiday program to 400 adults and girls, the Girl Scout thanks to all those volunteers who held. be held Wednesday morning at the organisation, whoae aim is to gave of their time to the drive yes­ At New Spanish Air Base Community T. Mias Alyce Salis­ provide a well-rounded program terday afternoon. LUNOHEON A meeting of the Dorcaa Oroup bury of the Hartford Gas Co. will —Touch, jaunty Korean prisoners Members of Sunset Council No. of war rejected Communism today by more than 96 percent, 45. DagTM of Pocahontas, are re­ AFRHAN KITS REG. $1.49 CROMPTON turning Red efforts to win them home into a taunting, curs­ Wuhington, Nov. 8 minded of the meeting tonight at ing attack on Communist interviewers. The prisoners easily Secretary of State Dullea aeid 7:80 In 'nnker Hall. They are re­ BeanItfnI 100% wool. Cro­ dominated the interview aasaions. today the United Statea haa quested to bring donationa for the chet In mnltt-oolor or mono- The expIaiMtiona ended in leas C aI M for sad deUTorcd supper. Pinwale Corduroy than alx hours with only 18 ,of 418 no plans for atoring aton k pronptiy at a* tstiR interviewed choosing to return weapona in Spain. If and e h t r c o . Mrs. William Stackel, dinner Kit North Korea. Farm Price when the United States hMa chairman of Holiday Basaar, to be Geseral Appears Olum auch plana, Dullea aaid, it will T rad e -In held at the Center Church Wednes­ A North KoFSsn gsnsrsl observ­ PINE PHARMACY day, has announced that dinner re­ $1.29 K ing the opermtlon aank down on a not announce it to the worid A llo w a n c e servations are still open and may Twenty aevea eolora In Crompton real quality cor­ sunny bench, hie grey, gold andjjDrop Seen and potential enemiea. be made by calling her or Center Dultea apoka out at a newa con­ On Your Old Waihtr CA LL M l-f-9t 14 BEAR BRAND duroy. niamaa olhnb lafidsra «a raash Iha Naiwaglaa frslghtcr Blach Faleas after fira b ^ hi ^ sdariat uniform glittering In the Church office. aun, sod glumly held his head. ference one day after Harrid B. Rogardloss of condition vwmslli haM white hsrthad at the Anhy BSae la Saath Boatem The fiaame wera teuehM •« BY Talbqtt, Secretary of tha Abr ARRYLE SOCK test axpteetos that left s teU af eaves Saad, IS Isjuted, the feorth aash tragedy hi Iha Beatea Harhar The IMsrviMra began after the By B enson PLUS $1.19 CROMPTON Rcda had made loudspeaker broad­ Force, said In Madrid yaaterday ssm la 17 dmrs. casts to the North Korsaas, only to J „ _ , ------1 , that the Air Force eventually tm KITS '' ' ' ■ ' ■ -f- ■ have Uism drovmsd out in a foar i Hot Springs, Vs., Nov. 3 store supplies of atomic bomba hi Printed Corduroy of yella and alngtiig from Uis; (A>>— SecreUry of Agriculture Spain, to have them ready for taas Nylen or 100% wool. Stwi- POWs. against "a common enemy.” your guetts ning new color comMnatlona U.N. aoldisra at thrae' different Benson says farm prices— but Talbott said tba storing urould Freighter Fire Kills Seven, locations outsids ths dsasiUtailsed probably not farm income- be done only if the pariah govam- zone reported seeing flaree 'aqd may atiil be falling next year meat agreed. will rave over these smart Jl.TQ-'SlJB hearing riRs shots TOsadsy Bight when tbe Republicans srill be In F ar Swrp riee $1.67 Duller told the conference be did In the area where the anU-Com' struggling to hold their con­ Novelty, mauraaque flannel roy. gun club cbeck, etc. Injures 18 at Boston munist prtaoners ara held. not know precisely what Talbott Patterns in unusual color combinations A spokeeman for tba Indlafi Cons- trol of Conipivsa. or Gen. Nathan Tiriniag, Air Totem SWEMSH WEAVm BEAR BRAND mand said flatly, however, "there The beleaguered cablaet member Chief of Staff, had salL He added, momenta before to get coffee for gan to smolder, one of the men has been no shootings or diaturb- predicted last night that farm however, he waa aure Talbott oad 10 W IIK 't lUPPLY NYLON BABY B He pointed to some drums im- More prisoner interviewa were of the Southern Ctevemora Con­ '6 7 c y«t eon Squad, aaid after a iwcllmlnary losded from 'tbe Block Falcon, and scheduled Wednesday—those with bower and Secretary of DefaBM els in exciting new, easy-to-do Black Falcon was rocked by ference. He got an ovation when Charlea B. Wlteon this moraing Dark-grounds with, small flersl psttsma for survqy of the scene that it la hia AMlsrsd to nswamen: "L ook Chinese. introduced, and when he ended hia drsssis, aprons, ftc. a violent explosion yesterday theory the axploaton waa caused what’s printed on them.” The Korean prisoners in Tuss- before tbe newa eonfennea. • talk, but duriag It his baarsra sat Dultea replied ho would prefer Swedish-weaving. They’ll n^ke de­ BEAR BRAND as the lay docked at the by a mixture of rhemieala. The drunu were marked: "So­ daya intcrvlsws followsd the pat' on their hands. State Communities Ho aaid a drum of aoflium dium peroxyde-^Btow away from tern already set by more than 000 not to g o Into what w m aaid about aouthem end o t Boston Har­ "Next year farm piiess may da- thia subject at any such ateai- Howdy Doedy Puppet bor. peroxida appi^tty waa StesNf MeOer—M*da In Germany.” Chinese and almost 500 Koraana lightfully different gifts, too. No Rfltten K it ...... Reg. 99c— Dan River Wrinkl-Shed /to o iM a v the liOQers” and that the Labels on the drums also Interviewed earlier. The Red bat­ cltJM slightly but farm costs also »»»• 10B|ihsWBi|i Aea-CheriWi*' - heat eSuaad some of the chemical warned not to spill contetnta and ting average has been only about are expsetsd to dip downward," Tha Saeratary aaid praaant ^gtti^Msd sad 13 «f ths Injured to teak out and mix with bauxite ■ot to subjoct contsntq.to mols- tbroa_ _ per cent fo r tbe toUU. Msnasx aalA *To sum It up—the Hold C^f-Year Vote atom ic energy laww, s s be undap- experience necessary. Howdy Doody SHp- M f A 'srara longahonaMni worklag d s « —aluminum ore—stored In the tow * tbs priaantra In demand aHadb# and a t^ them, give tbs per Sock Kit .... # lsl9 Gingham s / In ths aft bold unloadiag.cluad- m e hold. „ ^RH EM rers from tlm.cM«pat«r INS » e price and ifiMRCmMaa- ahhe toe tbs raapoMlfaUttyreepoaslbUtty fpr______dacM- csls. ’The ship waa barUisg^Viar He said when the mixture be- (Oawttewsd om Pagu Etevsa| G40. Which, threw.. ...tha anCouragamant." Now Haven, Nov. 8 (/P)— fftirtber svldanee o f n Dtmocratie ing about tbe use.use, reteaae and dih< SWEDISH WEAVING 300 yards flwm the dock where ths Into a two-waak deadlock O ct. tO, trIbutloQ o f atomic waapoM. aircraft carrier Leyte had docked Banaoa also told tba Dixte gov- A dozen Connecticut commun-; «P««Yo when the POWs threatened a m«H em on the Blaenbower admlalAra- jties•He. joinedinineriinOTT 100 U. S.R citiescifie. toIn important 1304 Steta Hs added he aroukl prefer, how- 8 7 c yd. when it was thattered by an ex- breakout if the Indiana triad to BUCK TOWEL KITS ^loeloB that killed 37 men on Oct. tion WiU ask the autea to aimulder day in balloting for municipal ar, to leave the inteipiatatieii MMltMCllOM-•■Mm BEAR BRAND ElpiMiwi Eft ito tri; use force to taka tham to the In­ a greater load In dealing with farm ItepuDlicans flrt not sajring, pub- of atomic energy lawa to the hedd A f HAM* WAMIMO BssuUfuI dark tons gingham pattern In un- terviews. problems. Sevaral af the gover­ officera—highest prizes in licly anyway, that today’s out- of the Atomic Energy CbmmiiaMa ' NBBDLB POINT uaual color eombinaUona. The seven freight victlme either PfVt Show Strang Spirit nors wondered aloud where the the State for this election. eomea would reflect any change in (ABC) artio la mors familiar with Dea^ b y Ihelf a aeMaT.^. a were killed outright by the Mast the political winds sines 1053 Smart border, floral Tbe POWs showed a strong money would come from- Although It la an "off-year” toe specific provlslona of toe iMte. PICTURBS or burned to death by the roaring esprit de corps and wore a sort of From Gov. Theodore E McKel- srlien they swept ponncctlcut, get­ lation. firs which shot flames 300 feet in election, observers are looking to and novelty motifs. Ike Campaign Train 'compound uniform”—white bands din of Maryland, the lone Republi­ its outcome to detect a possible ting eight electoral votes for Pres­ Sen. Graen (D-RI) had crltS- Reg.; 79c—Sanforized ABC Wultone the air. on bnre heads, armbands and can in this conference of Dixie trend for 1054. ident Eisenhower. cism earlier today of the aa- The vletlma Included a father undqrahirts stencUsd in spti-Com- executives, cams words of praite DJI ** S7JI and aon—Anthony Bensala, 53. and State leaders, ospscislly, looked Publicly, they are sajing that iwiinoement about atoring Oat a *iai M f 80 h b e a x a munM slogsris. for Benson. "Wa are ready to fol­ en today's elections for s sign as only local Issues will decide muni­ A-bombs in Spain. Green, a atetp- a ^ e f - A i r L - i It’s easy to make a Neadls Alvin L. Beneala. 24—who were Many wore masks—trsditi—Mas* for 1 Ok. Skein Kreger Named.Dlreetor toe'present ParUament,'would betmatoea at hia official residence, Acetate Pin Point and Dot fu<’.«cale negotiations. News Tidbits Rod kregOr of Watertown, 8. D., an "early meeting between the B o - iN pr 10 Downing St., throughout toe Ifiatetor W teatea CBrarekUl who liaa been a consultant to Bsn- Tlw U. N. Assembly suthoriaed CnlM fnm AP Wttos vlet Union and the three Western. remeny. todaQ: he latoMte to IN 7 LOVELY FASHION-RIGHT COLORS On Nuclear Projects Dean only to fix a time and placa CoMervativa goveraMMi hi aon, was named director of farm Powers: "There is nothing unususl in ALWAYS KEEPS ITS SHAPE aetivKiea t o f the GOP National for the political conference, sev­ W earing this priceless diamond power ter two ■■ "Dress Fabrics eral times since tho prstlmtnsry tola,'" a apokeaman 'said. "He is caipot... NEEDS NO BLOCKING Oommittea. Chairman Leonard W. Waahlagton, NoV. 8 i^-Hy- B sU ts ot BUte A . Hall, Albu^ and ruby encrusted imperial etate preparing the speech he will make yeais, . barrtag eam Hog. $2-49—Ameritex All Nylon HaU said Kreger w ill work at talka opened Oct. 23 he has offer- ordteary eltMtleae ” WONT SHRINK man O. Rlckoycr, the admiral In qusrqus. Tax., oilman who died crown, toe yoimg Qud^ outlined to toe House of Commons later to­ We can make it all cooM headquarters here “ to assist In .m ufti, la keeping buey at his Job,, ad to Uaten to Red demands that with hia wife and two daughters the policy 'of Prime Minister d a y ." - true. 'Now! We' have a WONT STRETCH stlmiustlon of groatsr activity an fliractirtg construction of tho a number of neutrals be eeated— In Alaska plane crarii In A ugiut, Churchill’s government. The Queen declared "m y govern­ OONSFUACY OIIABOB* QUICK and EASY TO WASH 99c. yJ- tUatho srriculturnlagricultural front. • world’s fifst^nuclear driven sub- after a time and place are set. set nt 044^033.... Drapondent She read the address in tbe Praridsaae, B. L, Nov. S (iH-» wonderful eoUecUon o f new . Ddmasc|ue ment wUl continue to regard the Maks up a amart wiitar Arsaa of Uisss drossy Soms Republican membera of marines, white starting the equally: The Oornmuniats Insist that Bast .Point, Ga., police captain is House of Lords before sU mem­ relisxBtion of international tension The gavenuMat today Gulistan carpet in eolora, MOTHPROOF and MILDEW PKOOP compoaltion of the parley be de­ When you sec a real bargain . . . act fast! Beat barfaln fabrics by AmerUsx. Congraet have been contending imposing task of setting up the ; captured' by fellow officers after bers of both Houses of Parliament. and toe prcssrvaUon of peace as the New Havea ■sltread a textures and j>sttsms to PERSPIRATION PROOF that farmer unrest in the face of rided flraL First State Opening freight foiyardlag < in good appearance is our superior dry cleaning senrice. nation’e flrat ntomte Industrial | van h*«r fu battle in which prime objectives of toalr ^ icy ." answer the most beautiful NON-ALLERGIC yd. 46" wide .falling farm pricea may coat tha powor plant. Dean opened the q ^ on by tell­ one officer was ahot in the leg. The ceremony marked the first a motor eaaaaM eartter with carpet dreams. And oa top Makes your suits look like new. Gives you that “ millfoB QUICK DRYING $L97 GOP coatrol of Congiaes next W in Handle DunI Bote ing tbe Reda the world dislikes state opening of Parliament by (OMtteMd aa Faga Twa) violattag the BUdM Act by aa- '. "this bickering” end proposed as Otok Hayasae. ordered to New o f that, wo’vo s budgst plan dollar iMk” for pennies per day. Actually pays for i t s ^ White, yellow, plak, Hght hfaw, light gieea, giay.aad beige. Slight IrregulMM of 89e , ' ______■ An Atomic Energy Commiesion York hospital by phyaiclan for terlag hito ■■ Illegal airaage For ^ U f u l blouaaa, draaaat, avtnlng gowna. (AEC) spokesman aaid today the ■t aeMeea la g ta riff lataa. . . ^ to lit any dreamer’s pursel by cutting down your clothes bills. S-o-o-o, what are we , pettsiaa In whita, pinkrjl^ (COBtlaMd om Pago Four) (OantlBMd an Pnga BteVen) hypertension, reported resting -DAWN" ABC Intends to keep Rlekover as comfortably . , , la many esses, Stop in sad sea ns now. waiting for? blua knd black with atlvar p a tt^ ' BX-FOW’ MAHHY chief of its Naval RssetorS says Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell, Chooso your carpet and Indian, Head Branch whUs hs serves also ss Senate Probers to Question I eemiMtif, Meee.. budgst rian . . . start sa- Jr., the high level racketeer la an SPECIU. 1 DAY CLEANINR SERVICE Wool and Nylon Yarn Lab Report Waited dirsetor ot ths project, recently Lung Cancer Seen teented and dtetingntebnd leaking —CpL Doaald LeCtey. flrat N «r . Joying your bcsutifol Go- announced, to build s SO.OOO-ktlo- peraon. Eaglaad prleeaer Of war to k* llstan, new! You’ll agrm *Rof. 60t>iS6" Printed watt slsctrlc plant run by n nu­ Witnesses on Radar Leak Uberatod by tba Canrasaalstte' 85% Virgia Wool On Vauished Girl In Exhaust Fumes Zta Zaa Gabor and George that ws’rs spsdsliste at WORK AGOETTED UP TO I I AM. 5 9 c y^ clear fission furnaes. hM filed lateattoM to wad CMs* 15% D np^ Nyloa Saunders romance heading for ataaea Maria Marita, Ifl, o i'L maUag a lady’s csrpst Sslsctlon of Rlckovsr for ths Tho IrrsgnlartUos era so slight you caaiiot find now-Job was based primarily on dlvetce caprt . . . Ohio State Now York, Nov. 3 (AV- The-back In New York from a apeak- FItehbarg, at St. Fiai ‘ ■ drssms come trust EXCEPT MTURMAYS Flannelette La Oroaaa. Wls., Nov. 8 (P) — New York, Nov. 3 (P>—Bxbauat tham. Wonderful Indian Head for draaasa, Police today awsltad laboratory tbs wide expsrisnos In atom ic fumaa from can, trucks sad buasa Museum archeologtata dad ekate- Senate’s Parmanant Invaatigattng! lag tour later today, Obatirii,'P1tahharg, Nav. SB. childrtn’a wear, aportawdar, draphriaa, aljp raporta on two loads reported power development he gained In creeping In traffic Jams may ba a tsM of two women of the Adeaa eubcommlttee is to queaUon tight i Meanwhile. O. John Rogge, at- Skein povera, badspread, etc. yMerday In the eontlauad search his work with tha nuclear snglns Indian clviliaatlon, beUevad to have i*** tor atom spy Da-vid Graen- C J f. IW CoipMliBy by C orptf haay, blue plague causing some flourished In Ohio about 400 E C . 49c yi for clues to the wheroabouta of dasigas for the submarines Nau­ lung cnneara, acientlsta nportad CCnmui^t Mtirities at gUMs, has dented rwMrts from the United H.' Trial of Franklin Rooaevcit KipMts Shop A f TIm Beige, Emerald Green, Bright Blue, ■valya Hartley, who vaniabed tilus and Sea Wolf. today. Ft. Monrawth, N. J., its chief subcommittee ■ubcommittee tostthat GrsenghusOraeng has (AV-Yho DJT. «Cihnp Set” S-iiy jmrn. Gihy, beige, yellow, red, Maks up your own D’Aleaandro, 30 year old aen ef counsel said. daifc green. Wenderfal weel aed aytea mixture far Wine. Copen Blue, Black, Brown, ftom a baby alttlag Job in La But aiwther factor of apiwrant Hyman O. lUafcovOT . , They find the exhausts can spew given important nmof Infonpation My Slate Gray, Hunter Green Ci«eae tha night of Oct. 34. Importance was the tact that R ick- out chemicals which give mica akin Baittasara’a aaayar, on charge of Wericed M TechatelSM on esplonago in ths radar paid. A rab < Id atreaglh. E asy WaehlBg. rape, gets underway today. MUOHESTER M anchester ” jaa*6als were a pises of over la wldaly known In industry, twice paaaed him over In selecting esnosra. Tha couaasl, Roy M. Cohn, aatd Rogge said yesterday* hia cUant to U tO f Green Stampfi Given W ith Cash Sales ' bWA found near Ln pai%duTariy. the power Induitry. captains to become rear admirals. Ikhauata froas gasoUiMar Disaal HalliweeB "prank” in Maryland aome of ths eight had worked aa was cooperatlva when queatimied dtaoevoiod. Tba l i j aar ^ d lUclrow ate TJtet maant he would be forced In- snginsa apparent^ contain man uaad power saw to cut four hugs technicians for tha Signal Corps by to* subcommittee staff last Ui«ed hia pnaqBt Hu* ot rsRr ad­ to-retlrement last June 30. of thsss chsmicnls Whan running trass Serosa a road . . . Osmain- at the fort. He deMribed Um Tliuraday In toe federal peniten­ miral onty.aftaroM ottha'batt^ Anderson then gave the Navy an slowly, as In traffic tteups, than at un In MnaMas landa to ba dis­ wttneeaea aa "vary Important to tiary at Lesrtsburg, Pa., but tbaL anXf Oreea Staaipa Gives With t^waa found faaiUy sbw> in raosot Utm yy unmiatakaMa tiu^e by dlraMing higher spasds. cussed at aamlaar conducted by the laveetlgation." the FBI had previously covsrad ners _ ^ 3S. m m toiy:

\ , ’ \ MAIiCHKSnul BVBNIira'HKaALD, HANOHEgTSfL CONN* TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1968 ‘Porgy’ Music AA Expect!^ JCeeneyf High School Plans Later, however, alevationa o f soma Queen Elizabeth Opens Bolton *Iit06 Boy L oM*’ Ous Suite lines ware axpTOsssd only la rtla- ^ THIW ASLEY ABENCY Sewer Survey tlon to other lines nearby or not at m m Played to Oub Record Ci^w d Up forApprova^ov. I 17 all. m MAM Sr.—STAYI YHfAYER BLM. 69 Is Progressing For tha past two months, Xsn- AVOID Fall Parliament Session Bbard of Selectmen Plan nedy and Wittkofake have been ^MisrroM ^ s n d ths type nnd dasifn * con­ measuring elevations e f lines for invites jroa to' Qianiinades Hear Light Public Is InviilNl to Three Town. Board* COSTLY (Conthrasd fr e a Bags Oas) duit for Bigelow Brook which nuu Water Dept. Project to which there were none. In addition, through Memorial Ftald. New Community Hall Well Kennedy has converted sU existing Opera Excerpts and Open Meeting Nov. 7 Get Final Drato^tg* of REPAIRS! She outlined these ohjeotlve# of James L. Perry, odkwl bulkUng Be Used by Engineers elsvatlmmendlag ALLEXHIMYSPORSAUE Flofenee Wood, prognm chair­ 2. Strengthening of the North attend this tnattl^. TBen will ^ ’ Rhy Goatee, chairman of the the Advieory Oommlttse for Im- mast Monday and nuraday aftsr- Improvements in the system. department Is not now planning to man for the evening, gave aome Homemaker's Holiday program, no admisiton charge. / Union, UAC Agree 91 CENTER STREET MANCHEflTm Atlantic 'Treaty Organlaatlon. School Building CommRtee, aUd rovemenU et the Community Hall noons and will bs Instructsd Iff The work le being done by Ever­ get. mamm aponsorsd by Mancheatsr YW CA Intcreiting facU about the com- 3. Continued efforta for the “con­ Fart of the progiam will Mature today hla committee would eon- £ touch typlag by Principal GabrisI ett Kennedy, Jr., engaged tem­ poMri who haa been deacribed by S:M a.m. - k' which the general objective of SPECIAL FEATURE clusion ,of an Austrian State (in­ guaet apeakesa froht BM liii. New aldar tha plena Nov. IS. The Board On Joint Parleys current plena will be inetailetlon Rsubsn. porarily for the survey, and Larry the eminent muaic critic, Rupert dependence) , ‘Treaty" and for a Satarday, Nov. 1 York aad Naw JaraeyrFoUowtng of Education meets on the same Ths projsst waa mads poimlbls Fall daacs, Daughtsra of Isa- of modem plumbing facilities. Wittkofake, the department’s sen­ DAILY DEMONSTRATION OF RUO IRAIDING Hughea, aa baing “one of the most “settlement of the piroblem of Ger­ Ute meeting, all liM0neadaace are day and the Board of Directors by acquisition of ssVsral typswrit- ior engineering aid. Mila, American Le^on Homs. 'nie flrri step in the project will, talented ploneera In the cnatlon man unity. In conjunction with the Invited to the Mldu|rtera,C3ub, lOt meets the following day. RepraaantaUvea o f three Inter­ s n from war surplus Instsriisi at When the job is completed, the FREE PARKING ^ HOM E COOKED FOOD Of muaic In thO'Jaas idiom." Open msstlng of Alcoholics national Aaen. (it Maehiniata, AFL, o f necessity, be a greater water governments o f Franoe and the Norman S t Xhero nfrtMhmanta Threa Level Grading etipply lince the eheliow well now token prices lari spring. department wilt have 16 mape Oenhwln, himaelf the product United StatM and in consulation Anonymous, Holllstsr School, S:30 win be aomrad ae 'well aa A A A t n msetlng last night of ths aircraft worker toeal% who have O D Ts Most showing the location, else, eleva­ NOW IN PROGRESS of crowded tenementa in the low­ p.m. been negotiating aepanteiy with lo c a te a^ the Hall Is Inqpfflcient with the German Federitl govern­ reunion among School Building Commlttes and Georgs O, Rose, Keeney Hutch­ Civil DsfsnaS Isaders or group tion, and flow capocitv of the foonsored by Dorcas Group—South Methodist Church er Eaat Side of New York City, ment.” Sunday, Nov. S viaitlpg' and local A A members. Unitad Aircraft Corp. for identical chairman will hold a short mssttag Warm compelling human drama Is enacted in this scene from the aubcommltteee on the two inson and George Wlppert serve on "Little Roy Loet", the brand new Aim which opens tomorrow at the sewer lines. The mape will be turn­ OUR Tbis ad permits two people to purchase two 75c tickets child of poor Jewiah paretUa. had Collection of funds for Girl been a eauea of wondsr- ■ehoola, Victor Frtd, architect for contracts, will msst Jointly with at ths Community Hall Thursday 4. “ , hope for a renewal of the Advisory Committee for the State Theater for a four day engagement. Been in this moving le- ed over to Buck and Buck, Hart­ for 50e each. no giamoroua background for in- those friendly relations which have Scout drive. to many of their aon-AA the high achool, preaented a plan company ofirioto whan contract at 8:30 p. m. They will comment on rogrsm of Improvements at ths quence arriBIng Crosby, the star of the Him, Gabrielle Dorstat as, the ford coneulting en(rineere, who will aplntlon. He knew best the Tuesday, Nsv. IS frieada that an Increasingly large for g^ing Memorial Field on talks ars held again tomorrow in ths recent training exarclse and been traditional between this coun- SialL Mother Superior, and sensational moppet CSiriatlan Fourcade, the use the Information in them In teeming life of New York City's tiir and Persia (Iran) and for an Hollister PTA military number of alcohoUca have found4 three levela instead of one as Hartford. recommend changes In procedure making recommendations for im­ 7ih ANNIVERSARY Roads Preaeated little loet boy of the title. ^ alums, the melting pot of many early resumption of normal diplo­ and food aaie, at the achool, p.m. an answer to their own and the orMnaliy invWoaed. John K. Mala, 1AM, A F L Dis- where they feel it might be bene­ provements. nationalities. Out of this back­ matic relations between the two Nov. IS. IS as *n)e thtee-level plan would pro­ trtet 81 spokesman, said today the Conatabies elected at the town ficial. First Overall Fteture prayers of their, loved ones la election last month presented per­ ground g n w hla intenae daaire to countries.” K. of C. minatrsl- Ver- Alcoholics Aaonymoua. A t a rw vide for a 280 feet plateau on the company bad agroed to most with CD Director E. Pierce Herrick' ported it was unahle to agree af­ The town haa never had an over­ write a truly American opera planck School. S ths three locals Jointly to speed up formance bonds and became quali- also plans to present to the group Mistrial R^ults ter deliberating three and one half ^ SALE Former Iranian Premier Moham­ cent "bull seaalon” .held here la liaat Center Street aide of the all picture of the sewer system • Nov. fled to flit their offices last night. baaed upon atrictly American ex­ med Mossadegh broke off relations Mancheeter, a local A A wps asked altei Tennis courts would be lo- the hegotistlons. several letters rscsived from Stats hours, U. B. District Attorney showing the information which the ATTEND THE Manchester Ahtiqusa Show and m Those who have fliied the neces' 8im(m 8. Cohen seid he will con­ perience. After long aearch for with Britain laat year following to give hie reasons for this ap­ ehtad there. On the turnpike aide H currant contract axpirte offldsls commanding ths.w(wk of new maps will contain. Neither Sale, Commiuiity Y, I to 10 p.m. oary requirements to date include ck In Adler Tax Case fer with the 'Treaeury Dept, and ONE GROUP OF HATS a aultabla story for hla libretto failure of efforts to solve the bitter parent “ ntlracle,” of site,' the hS-claesroom building Dee. 4, and until noe^ company the local group In the training - haa there been uniform data on ly, Nov. SS npresanUUvaa have seen gains Thomas C. Carpenter, Iflmer W il­ crcisc. the U. 8. Attorney General as to he cboee the huccMsful Theater British-Iranlan oil dispute. Since Thla men replied, “ It la just Would be located on n 270-foot e>vations, an important factor in ON SALE FOR ...... Hoodowa” d a n c s, over the V hm ground with nnlent son, Burton J. Tuttle, R ob ert^ u r Sees Melton Anttqiiea Hartford, Nov, 8 UP)— A “hung whether the case should be re­ Guild play, “ Porgy," by Du Bole the overthrow of Mossadegh by common sense for the alooliolte level. PUytng Helds would bo sewer enginsering. Spiritual Life Mission H e jrw ^ , the story of a crippled pro-Royalist forces and the as- Orapga Hall, B p. m„ under aua- plaeed la the center of th^ site at in P n tt and iniRnay plants in dock and Howard Skinner. Mrs. Mark GarpAntcr of Hebron jury" resulted in a mistrial In the opened. Cohen said Adler faces a During many of the years when Manchsstsr Asaa. for Help who la convinced aad when I aay Bsst Hartford. Maridan and Fort- R. Kneeland Jones, Jr. was re­ tax evasl(xi case against Bertrarn maximum penalty of five years in negro'h love for a girl named aumption of power by Premier "convinced" I mean just th at tha lowest elevation, 8d0 feet Rd., spent the weekend with her the system was owned by Cheney A U OTHER HATS Retarded Children. land. and Southington. appointed Tree Warden for the B. A d ifr o f New Haven in U, S. prison, a 810,000 fine or both, Broa., elevations were expressed In AT THE METHODIST CHURCH Bess. Faaollah Zahedi, the poasibility “ I msan ha must bs coovlaesd The multi-level plain te expected mother, Mrs. D. Kingsley Birdsall REDUCED • •••••• Nsv. SS aad SI The plants Involrod have each 1853-54 term at last evenings Dtririct Court hers yesterday. should he ever be convicted. relation to a standard datum. In coUaboration with Heyward. a resumption of diplomatic from his own sxpsrisncsa that his ta result In lowered cost of cut aad of Wilton. While there, Mrs. Car­ ttona between the two Community Players present presented the company with 27 session. The selectmen also desig­ Adler and Henry Mersey, presi- In the government's indictment, IN YOUR NEIGHIORHOOb Gershwin went to live In a Negro reaction to alcohol Is so abnormal flit penter visited tha Jamea Melton shack on Farley Island, 10 miles has Increased. The BriUrif have “The SUver WhlaUs," Waddell FrniMi Flan proposals for tnclueton in their nated three banka as town deposi< Museum o f antique ears. dent (uid treasurer of the United Mersey and Adler were charged / School. that aay indulgence in .alcohol by Balvagf Oo., of New Haven, were with reporting a jn e t income in 207« maintained that a retunFlo normal new eontraets, chief amonk which toriss; 'nie Hartford-C8,7U on which a tax of FOB A GOOD BUT IN totally undealrable way of life. planning atage preeqed for a raul- November 7-8, 7953 and music came tha opera, "Por. ment of the oil d)s|Mite, Jan. Ifl," High School Hall. 8:10 tMovel plan, said the one sub­ hcurly wage booat. The union is Manchester Trust Co. and the antique' autos. A ll o t them are 1848 Income tax returns. Mersey 835,787.54 was paid. Actually, the p.m. “He must ^ oonvlnc^ aa I was, gy and Bess,” -produced with Has F^mllar Ring mitted hy Frtd “appearo to be an also asking that n 17-cent ooot-of- Bsvinge Bank of Rockville.* registered and nre frequently pleaded guilty to the charge the government contended, the New Tliuraday, Nov. SS that once a man has paeeed from VENETIAN BUNDS PREACHING SERVICES 7:30 P.M. DAILY great succeaa in Boston in 1039 Tha Qu m a's speech ran along exoellsnt one." Itvlng ollowancs bt frontn Into the TroSte Request Answerod driven by Melton on jaunts around firat day o f the trial and becama Haven jnnkyard netted 8148,- 'ThanksflVinf Day road raca, tha normal to abnormal drinking, the government’s cii'.cf witness 385.82 and owed a tax of 856,- OnR One Store South of the with an all Ntgro east, and being 'familiar lines, containing no sur- A n old Lawrence, architect for base pay rate. Correspondence from the State Fairfield County and other parts Arrow Wfatoew Shade Csmpaay JANET’S > sponsored by Tall Csdara, 11 a. m. never again can he learn to con­ A t the meeting tomorrow, ached- against Adier, his accountant. 388.54. Mersey pleaded guilty to ON THE succesafully rerived on Broadway prlses..except perhaps Its failure the Kaeftey Street School, said Safety Commiation acknowledges s of the State. 248 N. Mala St. BlnM*coter 1013 MAIN STREET — PHONE MI.9-S474 Savinars and Loan Buildisf ‘Thuraday, Dee. t trol hie drinking. He must be con­ uled for 10:80 a.m. at the Hotel Judge J. Joaeph Smith declared the charge but Adier maintained l -i. at present. . to piintion Impending legislation plans for the Six-room plant ars request for soti(m on the traffic The museum trip was one Mre. TeLM I-O S N 7 Annual basahr and supper of St. vinced that tha problem o f drink­ almost rsady for bid but must bs Bond, Mein said reproaentdtlves of Carpenter had long promised her­ tha mistrial when the jury rc- Kis Innocence. Play Four Selections id the Regency Act and Mary'a Guild, at the church. Situation at Route 44-A and South HOLY HABITS Four musical salections from the, elieve Princess Margaret of the ing for him is not merely a prob­ approvsd by various stats agsn- Lodge 1740 in East Hartford, road. The letter said a survey self when vieiting her mother. She opera were performed by ruling responsibility in the event lem of dissipation, but a problem ciss. Lodge 1740 in Meriden and Port­ would be made when the CommlS' reports It was very much worth­ - OF THE SPIRITUAL UFE members. Marjorie Hall, soi of the death or incapacity of her of a dangerous psychopathic re­ Lawrence said the school should land. and 1740-A in Southington Sion's work schedule permits. while and quite interesting. sang tha hauntlngly lovely-^'Sum- sister to perform her duties. Ike Train Echoed action to, (for him,) a pernlciotu be ready for occupancy about 10 will meet with Atty. Joeaph Wells, The request for action grew out Melton, ' who lives in Wilton, mertime" to illustrate Gershwin's Under the forthcoming law, it is drug. nipnths after the start of con- company ceunsel; Martin F. Burke, o f the concern of the Men's Club takes a very active piut in the af­ Chttreh A tfawdowea FamHy Devefiew — Preyer creation o f atmosphere In music. believ^, the Duke of Elnburgh He must understand that hs haa atruction. director of peraonnel; Morgan of United Methodist Cliurch at the fairs of the community. His grand During Final Haul bssn trying to substitute alcoholic Mooney, assiitant director of Mr- libla Readhig Tlrtilii^—W ltii—ohm “M y Man's O on e^ow ,” soprano would become regent until Me son. Ooeice told the group the town frequency ot accidents at this voice has contributed much to solo by Betty^Walters, depicted heir apparent Prince Charles, phantasy for real achlsvemcnt In haa siatiafectoriiy completed ten­ sonnel; end T. R. Downm, plant point. The club appointed a safety many projects run by local or­ the tragic eprotion of the Negro raaches 18. rsae Fags Oao) life, and that his effort has been tative arrengementa with CSierlee aupervlaor. committee to pursue the matter at ganisations. Saatb Mflliadist Nartii M ilM ift woman w|KMa husband haa been Chancellor of the Exchequer R. hopslsss and absurd. Hs must bs Ponticelii for a 00-foot right of its October meeting. Coming Event mUrderedT " I Got Plenty of A. Butler told the laat seasion of And some 50 dog-Ursd, bedrag­ convinced that, at all times and way through hla land from Hack­ Eight young people and two The monthly meeting o f the lEMUSE MEKUIY IS IREUINt under all conditions, alcohol pro­ matack Street to the Keeney volunteer fire department will be Nothin/" cello solo by Betty Parliament such a bill would be gled, aleep-starvsd newapapermen parents were present at the first Charali Ghureli Btfiiwn, created the mood of care introduced soon. When he made duces for him not happiness, but School site. Inability to reach an held tomorrow night at the flrc- who had covered the campaign ■ meeting o f the 4-H Dairy Club at REV. HORATIO F. irreaponalbUlty of the gay the announcement some months Unhappiness. Hs must M convinced agreement has been a minor oh- the Frank PaggloU Farm Friday houee at 8 o'ckick. * DR. HABKT OENMAX from the beginning. to tell tbs truth and ths whole atacle to completUif final plana XaahvUle, TMa. ROBBINS young lover. "Beas, You Is My ago, it was considered the change afternoon. New members will be Leomlaater, Ma Woman,” played aa a piaiio solo by would remove one obstacle to the And erchsaira leader Fred truth, without waiting to be eeked. General Manager Richard Mar­ Manrheeter Evening Hemld tin reported laat night that Buck welcome at a rocstUig slated for Martha Martin, Is '.he love theme rumored marriage hope* of Prin­ Waring with some members of his to the person who Is trying to help Saturday at 3-p. m. at the same Batten po"^*P»Bdent. Mre. Je- QaarryvilU o f the opera. cess Margaret and handsome RAF excellent choir. him — and that hs must bs able and Buck, a firm of Hartford con­ aeph iritaSn. telephone Baiehell im. OEOROl; OCTEKWST sulting engineers, would rscom- place. 83eetlon of offiedrs and final 8-88AS. Accompanists wars Maude Klop- group Capt. Peter Townsend, di­ With the heat o f the campaign to be equally honest with him­ organisation of the club waa post­ OoehftasM, Mm *. Raekvillt-^ self. penburg for the singers and Daisy vorced World War II air hero. off, and with no atoriea tO' flic, we poned to that time. Lives Oas Day. at Time SUES lECORDS MOIITIIIFIER MINI! Canade for the cellist. Among the domestic issues the all sort of graviuted to the club County Club Agent A1 Gray de­ “As for ms," ths old time A A MalMIjit^liKroli A t the business meeting preced­ government will tackle, the Queen car to ait, chat or mops. horned a calf at the first meeting, went on. “one of my troubles was M aihiditt Ghurch REV. M NAU ) f r e e m a n ing the program, the president indicated, will be the controversial The general was there, waving a demonstrating the use ot aa elec­ Worcester, Maa*. Elsie Gustafson, presented the smoking jacket the news photo­ the worry about tha future, ths re­ tric de-hornlng instrument. He question of introducing commer­ morse about the past and my aalf name of Eileen McCarthy, soprano, cial telcviaion to British audiences. graphers had given him. Mamie also explained the meaning of 4-H we give you a D O U B LE P A Y -O FF I an active member and an- pity which usually wound up with // / /»/17/ sf/ns DOUBLE A t present the publicly-owned was there, her eyes glistening with < W • I Ne and the various projects open to pounced the reinstatement of Betty a bottle to put a littla lining on Club members. EVERYONE m C O M E British Broadcasting Corp, (BBC) ths feverish light of fatigue. B*bcri TarlM. Lambert into active membership. the cloud. I always failed hut after Sack nsSwa Current members of the new has a monopoly on television and Someone suggested a song and I joined AA I Jsarnsd a magnifi­ y«MBS OeCsrls The club voted to hold its annual radio broadcasting and takes no Waring conducted (is nil through club are: Joseph and Andrea Pag- ACTION Christmas party at the December cent truth. I learned to live one VA«TB*0” "SKA DKVIU" gioll, Stewart McDonough, Pat­ advertiaing. such campaign favorites Tm S. SiU Bigger volume means we can take meeting. day at a time. Tech eiSae:U ricia Strickland, Paul Tooihay, Refreshments were served b; The Queen remained on the “Mamie” and “ Ths Sunshine of “I learned in A A that there are WeS throne while she read her speech. Your Smile." Norman Luck, David Loomla sad AGAINST COLDS! the following hostesses: Ru' two days about which I must not w«d.. “ KKrrnN to pak ad ib k " ‘TbpHro Camp ST* a smaller pro fit per car-^give you Aa the Queen, her husband and 'The train lurched along. It was worry in each week: yesterday aad KASV rSEK PABUnO T r a il at the VlgUantea" John 'Vale. DUE TO UCE OF V!TAMiN A Smith, chairman, Laura Maher, Mrs. Frank Paggioli, leader of the royal proceaslon entered the getting Ute. Ths General looked tomorrow, two days which khould Martha Martin, Jessamine Smith, the groiip, said parents era alw afi June Tompkina Betty Walters, chamber for the opening cere­ at his watch, stretched and be kept free from fear and ap-' AND COUGHS DUETO COLDS a bigger trade-in now for your present car monies. the lights suddenly biased yawnsd. He asked for one mors welconM at ths meeting!. She an- and Isabel Worth. A t the coffee prehension. noimccd a plan to hold meetings PeMJteS Seif r«- mow SAYS table, attractively decorated with up. Diamonds and other jewels song before retiring. “ Yesterday, with its mtstakss, I •4f(«M« Mtra H- fluhed and sparkled in every cor­ And then it happened. cares, faults, blunders, aches end at the homes of club members in (•■(• A It hm, autumn fruits, Betty Brown and order that each member may have 2 Florence Wood pour^. ner of the room. Waring held up his arms and pains, haa gone beyond our im­ m i titrmi Irrilm Under the imperial robes, the gave ths down beat. A couple of his an opportunity to obaerve the Htm im tt m lit. mediate control end in it we havs animat and progress of the others Queen wore a full-skirted dreas of professional .choir singers sested no stake for tomorrow ia aa yet un­ Mtctmt it Amttmth* (Imm “It’s The Truth” in their individual- projects. Fol­ S*flS» Mercury*s record-breaking popularity white lace mounted on atilt white on the floor in ths other end of the born. Iwo tUefi, mtmf lowing organisation of the group, Family Devotions satin and embroidered In gold and car started with; So that leaves only one dey — eeepleull fee Father sliver outlines of the rose, the this­ "Ouf Father which art In Hsa- meetings will be held monthly. johe'i Madiciae at shows you*ll get back more of your today. Any man can fight the bat- Videe Evarydsy-SII Righli Reserved-H.T. Oickinien 8 Ca.tnc. Ladtea’ Oipup Ta Meet tle, the leak and the shamrock— •ven..." tlee o f just one day. It is only when (ha firat aiga ri a Topic of Sermon Mrs. Charles 'C. Church, chair, F iT ia tha national emblems of England, Both the General and hla wife you and I add together the burdens calA Aw te e lack, nuin of gr(Hip oas of the Ladies Scoland, Wales and Ireland. had started to alng by the time of those two avrfu) eternitiee ri vitaaria A. investment when you sell or trade! The Rev. Horatio F. Robbins, of we got to ‘*n»y K in ^om Come.. Benevolent Society, has announced FreCt frtae thair' While the world's ambassadors yeaterday and today that we break' a special meeting of that group. Laominstsr, Mass., who la the and at "Give Ua ‘ITils D ay.. . ” Ws down. drive-in aapcriaaca Get ths Spiritual Life prtacher in the listened from a special box, the were all in ths act. It wilt be held at the parish room Imm-mty ecoae af Duke of Iklinburgh leaned forward It ia not ths experience of today North Methodist Church this Ths whistle on a train rushing at Bolton Congregational church Father Jeha*i MaAi- week, said in the course of his ser­ to catch each word. The Queen that drives one mad. It la the tomorrow night at 8 p. in. past to Boston ahreiked, but not remorse or bitteyiess for some­ ciiu — aaJ sr/ rrta/ft. mon last night on tha subject of spoke in a clear. Arm voice that auto radio Six Graders Eligible one singer quit. thing that happened yeaterday, NOW USED OVER H YEARS "Family Devotions:” could be heud distinctly through­ “ ..But deliver ua from evil..” Membership in the Girl Scout "There la a soul home-iickness out ths chamber. coupled with the dread of whet to­ troop, established two weeks ago, The “ Amen," to which Waring morrow, will bring dlaestcr. I tervice today. A return to religion In the A t the end of the speech, the had brought ua with amiisa of ap­ ^ t d m k will be open to . sixth grade girts home is greatly needed. A gener­ learned In Alcohplica Anonymous this week. Mrs. Jean Harlow has Queen arose and bowed to the left proval and expert direction, was to live but one day at a time.” ation haa gone out on the mo­ and the right after receiving curt- ths best I have aver heard. 277 M tOAD joined, the troop as an assistant mentum of the home devotions of aies-from the assembly. Thea there waa alienee for about M f-t-IIM leader, making this extension of the past. Children in the modem membership possible. TOYS Then she stepped from the disk, 10 seconds. SALES and home deserve the same spiritual and. hand in hand with the Duke When ths troM was started, FOR nOE RIDOIBS Then the EiSc^owers stood up. T I l F V I S I 0 N RADIO SERVICE L a ^ Anaactoiaal environment of Christian worship o f Edinburgh, walked slowly out smUed in gratitude and went off to Mrs, Lewrcncs Converse, Scout and fellowship experienced in past of the chamber. their ear. & leader, and Mrs. Philip Dooley, I generations. In spits of the hectic Hours before the. ceremony be­ E v d y ^ e elaa went off to bed, ALL OOLOB Ain> WORDRBrrL! SiSS ATOM BOl'AD, Mythical 1 'otant. found it .necessary to busy days o f this age. we must gan, crowds had lined the route too, with the sound of a graqt tong, talM limit the membership to fifth ' plan for quiet, happy times when from Buckingham Palace to the wall sung, still ringing. OK OL'B ntANT < SI riLM . 'it) TO EE AXMOrnCED the family is all together worship- rClX-OTAOK HISAnB-M IUOS 4SS> BAB SS WBaTEBN TBEA- Parliament building, cheering as Sometimes at night when It's CIRBMA8C(iri8CBEFN I TRB "Pardon My Guo" S:tS (A aS) TKIS is BROW BDBINRSS, p iM the Heavenly Father. the Queen and her husband rods' raining, I Imagine I can stUl hear fits 4SI» JL'NHkB CBOmBOAIM / suratgurat B4uifllat.(uifllat Zaa ZaaXaa “ Grace before meals and brief S:SS 4 4» MOWOV D4M>DT. PupMt Gaboiabor. norformara: Mlly by in the ornate Irish State it; but of courts I can't. B-jjan.I. 71 thm . Waitar family worship at breakfast time Baberi Tajrlar yir'aaaa iVeCarla Show ■ Coach. And I never shall. Avs OarSaar Eork HaSMa 4SS; WEATEBN rLtYBOl-aE generally afford an opportunity ■"Drtn»c" Part 2 r B A V » OAIXKBY, / to say Thank You Go 1 AM TMB LAW, Oaorg* ployee of the Housetonie Dyeing Leadership Vital SPECtALIZlNO IN JUft end Printing Co. voted last night I , —1^'. ■ ■ tS:St (Sf (SI) TOESSSLr to return to work Wednesday Istanbul, Turkey^ Nov. S (81—U. k w m ffin m Seotch-lriDliolRflish (SS) DANOKB "r a c e Of tha morning. The strikers, members of 8. Ambassador Avra M. -Warrsn PASTRIKS md Mrangrr" $ 7 - 9 5 f the T ^ i l e Workers of America, declared today it is a matter of T s b I - (SS) NIOBTCAr EDITION CIO, walked out five weeke' ago, “ vital importance" that Turkey has lAKID GOODS ISilS ( M D ON TBE U N S - M Oea- demanding a ten - cents - sn - hour become military and economic Weddlag-Farty Cakes It’s Iho now« quisf, vibrafionfsu package wage increase. Details of (SS) now — Bdwsrd B. leader of the troubled Middle East. C ALL Ml-S-8888 Morrow outboard motor. You'vo hoord about it the agreement reached yesterday Warren told a Turkish-American (M) NEWS AND WBATMBB were not disclosed. Approximately luncheon group here that Turkey D18 Mala SL—A t the Ceater MiU ( SI LITTLE SHOW 520 production workers arc affect­ BING (SI) aCBEBT KBEOSLOH ONE SECRET o f Mercury’s higher trade-in value is its years-thead styling— beauty that’a worth more because it’a smart inside and out! and road obout it. . . now was in a geographical poSiUon to Tonll discover b T ie w m illloii dolbir took*^ in jrosr ed by the settlement which waa ll)tS (SI) NEWS serve as a defense bastion for the eist 4IS) cacaAoaa b a b b it aOEBBT MONTOOMEBV rug sfier • John LcBvitt profcanionBl m g clenning. reached after the company had entire area. Furthermore, he CROSBY iite 4 c) r iE M ^ PBBSENTS "Soadar Puach" threatened to move the plant out < (SS> CArTAIM VIDEO Yet, it’s trne-^ohn Lenvitt Bctnally roBtoroB the added, Turkey haa the potentls] to C t A U O E . (ei> NEWS OBIE UlU (St) TEE LATE SBOW "T o e , ri When the sales figures for re ican hopes that other Middle Bari 2>tt ( S) DODBLB OS NOTBINO For A Better Rug Cleaning Job ket reports during those same months showed styling... proven V-8 power. Yotir choice of the SPICIAl PRiVifW SHOWINC i on Box Mountrin. See Thursday’s countries will foUow Turkey's ex­ Iiie ise> kp w a b p s ANB tiSS t t) TBE m PATOPP TER NEWS thst Mercury led its field for high trade-in optional power features to make your driving I Herald for full details. ample in adopting modern agricul­ (il) FUJI ■ tits (St) BOB CaOBBV SBOW ture and industrial techniquM. VANBEk DOIN08 LEAVE IT TO LEAVITT value, returning more o f the originai purchase almost completely effortless. Remember, too, MkClMlSTMN roUflCAK asThe UBb SwfWWM WMUl . .. tSI) TEE CRBISTOPBERS price than any other popular-priced car. that you can enjoy sll o f Mercury’s style and beginning MOP PRISON WEAPON l i a ( SAD NEWS Om AVAlU KEItH'S VAIUKTY H PPP||||TbN 'TH* SAM iTioM Uit -Qan»*roa Swam Those are the reasons we can now offer you engineering advances in a car you can buy for (SSI eONNJ._aOEOOM’S Detroit, Nov. 3 UP)—Want to SepoOL' md NEWS SHOP the deal with the diUibU pay-off. (1) Much more little more than the lowest price cars. Runm aKt S8le. clean up the nation’s pria<»s7 •iSS i M D MhUTON______iTME UST WOiP III W lli miCMI TRIII TrihiUh Bankhaad O E P O Y S 9 U A U for your present car now . . . (2) proof thst Come in and see us first and find out how SpoBsorsd by ths Take a lesson from Michigan^ and don't use a mop. ***** ■lihSn'xJI?*? DsRy diSD to SiDi pja. you should get much more for your Mercury our deal with the double pay-off can save you Oee’t mlM Ike Hr M»Tl*l*e bM.'TOAfir OF TRK TOWII" wNh Willing Workers and A t Southern Michigan Pris- 0 | M I Baa. diDi to diDS when you sell or trade it later. bundredi o f dollars— starting now. mEROIIIYXA Bellliraa, BomHir eTeoles, I le t. BUUea SrHUC-TV, toamwie (IS) riL lM C & .«l^ b E Y JONSS Mizpsh Groups 00, James Morgan la accuasd of BARSTOW’S hitting a prison guArd with a mop handle when the guard tried to JUST NORTH OP POST OFFICE Sd. M flM itt GhHftth break up a flght with auothar In­ '■■•if 'Nfi Baasment mate. GORMAN MOTOR SAIFS ! pAY. 1122 PHONE MI-9-72S4 ENDS TONIOaTi « OaSBM in “ A Uaa Is la Tha Stnet“ MORIARTY BROTHERS, IncI And at Crystal Falla a 70-yoar- Alaot “AffairM r Wllfi A Stnager“ lEtCLUSIVELY EVI?fRUDE SINCE ltS4 old turnkey w as' slugged with a BUIUK Thurs,, Nov, 5 .mop wringer by a 17«year-old NOTRi Oao eempisle fiffinBaasi fsalsht startlag at 7iSS F. V. la MaadiBBter Phopw EnterinpisB 1488 301-311 CENTM sm nr — MANCHISTn S A .M . “Usa* aS t P. M,. “AfSrif* at lisa youth who attempted to^Sse ths /8i) MAIN SI ; IM /■ •/ /' . i : £ 3 eounty jaU. Oar Track’s In MaRchgiMar N or. t a d TIinm. am . • j

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MUfCBBSTBR. OOMM^ TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 4Mt MANCUISSTER evening herald, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1863

Farm Activities Thcrc*s Nothfnrthinr 86 Rut Ailti-Reil W k m b -S 4 t lore A-Bombs As When P6um Art lA f Blinds Solve Window Problems W OM B.46M M a n c h e s te r WBBCkwtSN Dhiiy Radio WHAX-” | ) l i Skywatch Schedule Are Increased All’s quiet on the O n ter Spurn Aitmpt W OOO -19N ■sstsn Btasdiud tbMi' w n o - i i i o ^ New Name Picked A ir Bases Street front. A P NS ^Bombing^Set Doc to a .BiibiiiidcnlsndiiV Police headquarters an­ Windows m ur bs dmwbncks in AtRepatmlion The foUowtof pragram schaduiss-. t By Faculty Group kjr, NoV. 4 Manchistcr, w« wish to nske it By Ike Forces nounced today that, up to H m horns IntTrinr jlsiinlftff Bspectolly 'sws, Nits Witch MidnigHt-2 a. m...... Votimtoem Needed Town Seeks to Fill Post Herald’s 3 p. m. deadline, there when t|ityjM B _to.bs mil erawdsd are suppUsd by tbs rpdio maasg*-1 [svsi J|P ^ y Shaw, Fred Edwards, Edward it communism’ and 'against out their piollcy for television de­ Fanners who carry out auch die, nylon or marquisette may be j^terday that Oreehgluo bsff been WONS-Miy King WONi-ilrielly Joa signed her poslUon. to ths Junior Tax Review for the purpose of lay­ velopment.” practices are eligible for federal possibility that the milk com­ draped crtsa-croM aeroea the Dr., died at the Manchester M» Moat of the toterviywera were 8:4t- ing a tax upon the grand list when er services in the St. John’s Kirkliam and Melvin Boomer. ctatorsT' panies had violated federal anti­ subpoenaed for a closed hearing morial Hospjtal last night.- Bhort. foUowlng a new policy of the WHAY-Newi ^^^HAY—Kite Welch High classes at the Hicks School copal Church of Rockville, I fear tve are compronUsing This confirmed that the govern­ subsidies, but these subsidies are blinds. WTIC—Faye In Marry tmc-Boolon BUrkla because of serious Illness nt liome. completed. paid out thnough another branch trust laws. A room may be made to look he|p Friday with McCarthy pres­ Bom in Scotland, a son of Ell- Indian Command to push them to WTHT-Jne Glrond WDRC. ■Night . Owl PemoMl Mention women of the Protestant churches HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL Ivea.” ment is forging ahead with its con­ *1710 spokesman — Herman aabeth Flack and Matthew Robb, a swift conclusion If tha. prisoner . WDRC-Moaiiay. ’nilea WONE-Sliitrictly Jaa waa guest of honor a t’two separate around Rockville are tovitsd to at­ The usual official explanation troversial scheme to break the of the Agriculture Department. larger if blinds and wall colors are ent. gatherings. Charles Griswold of Glenwood The toil conaervation work is Glaser, counsel for the 500-mem­ painted to match. A contrast of Carr said Graenglaas, now serv­ he had lived here for the past five ■sems obviously Antl-0>mmunlat. ’ WONS-Sky Ktog tend the sendees. IS been that this - government British Broadca.sting Corp, (BBC) ber Retail Food Merchants Assn. years. He was employed In the ex­ Tha major tactlo waa to bait the On Wednesday afternoon Mm. Rd. underwent an operation Friday 'wanted bases in Spain because of monopoly and to introduce an al­ carried on through approximately pastel blinds with decorator wall ing 15 years for his part to tha *’l?HAT—apoUlght on gport Brown was tendered a surprise at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. -AH tbs churches are also to­ AODITORIUM 2,000 conservation diatricts, or­ —said he had written Attorney colors la also very popular. An­ atom espionage conspiracy for perimental department at Pratt exanflner with’ a pretense qf co­ WTIC—lUeclIon Ceveroga W a p p i n g vitsd to bring used or new iinsn. "”s strategic location and that ternate system of commercial TV. General Herbert Brownell, Jr, and Whitney. A 33nd Degree Ma­ WTHT—Joe Olrond farewell party by the students at Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mnnchella of LECLERC Ito, since his break with Moscow The BBC Itself is government- ganized with local offidala under other new fad la the idea of uelng which Juiiua and Ethel Rosenberg operation or wavering. WDRC-Newn the Hicks School. Refreshments towels in bundles to bs used for a FUNERAL HOME Glaser said he . wrote to son, he was a member of Manches­ One prisoner stepped In without WONS-Newa Plnnsy St. are the parents of n mlMlon project. iveiral years ago, la potentially a sponsored and takes no advertis­ state lawA Farmers apply to a giant-sized decal clear down the were executed, was called to “give were served and Mra. Brown waa son bom Saturday at the Hartford NO ADMISSION CHAROI theta districts for technical, ma­ Brownell that the unanimity of center of the blinds. These are ap­ direct tesUmoiiy concerning bis ter Lodge No. 78, A. F. and A. M. ■tniggUng„tumed to tha explainer i d s — Library Planning Mernbem of tbe Church and in­ iwerfUl Ally of the West. ing. The government hopes the the firms In raising fluid milk He was alao a member of ths Man WHAY—Supper Serenoda prsasntsd with a bouquet of flow- Hospital. Flanders, asked whether he dis- new Idea of commercial TV will terial and equipment aid. plied while the blinds are closed. knowledge of ths espionage activi­ and said softly. “Speak to ma.” WTlC-g«rlerir gnprU era and a gift from the group. The ‘Sta-Weds' will hold a terested friends here ars asked to FtNERAL prices “smacks o< possible col­ ties of JuUus Rosenberg and chestef' Rod and Gun (Hub and the The examiner —a North Korean WniT-Elecllan Returna Discussion Group bring any type of house linen to the iproves of the proposed estab- pep up Britain’s broadcasts. Chief opposition to the reorgan­ lusive practices and price fixing.” Britlsh-American Club. WDRC—Election Returna She was also guest at a buffet variety show, card party and en­ YOU ARK CORDIAUY INVinO ahment of an atomic storage base Present plans call for the set­ ization has come from Waters S. others sssocisted with the^ Army colonel in crisp blue and olive WON8—Patterion dinner given nt the home of Prin­ home of Misa Nellie M cKni^t SERVICE ting up next year of a public Dealers claiih tha price increases Signal Corps.” Ha leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary green uniform — began a lonc. 'IS— tertainment Friday night to the any time during the day or eve­ Spain, replied: "Don’t ask me Davis, Jr., of Leaguer Oty, Texas, are justified by increased labor Iwo Hero Forfeits C. Mathlason Robb; five brothers, •t: Wapping, Nov. S (Special)—Ths cipal and Mm. Frank A. Fbrmics. Town Hall. Proceeds of ths event Walter N. it—I’m not ready to give my an- corporation—probably with 51 per president of the National Associa­ Greengisss was a key govern­ suave address. Midway through U WHAT—Supper Serenade The entire Hicks School staff was ning except between the hours of 2 costa and higher payments to ment witness at the trial ^ the James and Samuel, both of Man­ hs gave the prisoner a cigarette WTIC—Election Relume Wood MemorisI Library is one of will go to the church building fund, Ldclerc, jUst yet.” cent of the stock in government tion of Soil Cbnservatlon Diatricts. farmers under federal-state milk WTHT—Btecllon Relume 14 llbrarios in the State which are present Mra. Brown wse presented ^ tte s d PTA Meeting and 4:30 p. m. each day, 'Director He added that it seemed to him, hands—which will lease out trans­ He contends it will result in Bail for Drinking Rosenberg, his sister and brother- chester, Matthew, of Bridgeport. and tha prisoner smoked It WDRC—Election Returna with several personal gifts. mitters to private companies. marketing regulations. in-law. Thomas, of Cblifornis, and Edward thoughtfully. WO.N8—Bill Stem forming American Heritage dis> Mrs. Harry Bergstrom, of Maacbester Evaaitog Herald El­ 33 Mato Street, Manchester However, that "Spain is the only eventual control of conservation • Sheila’ announcement of the city Robb, of Washington, D. C., and SttS— euBBlon groups. This is a continu­ Staff Atteads Oenfetpneea Somem Rd., preaident of the P.T.A. ;>lace where we have agreed to al­ The private operators would work by state extension cervices. Roy M. pohn, chief counsel for Then, stamping out the stuK the WHAY—Supper Serenade Tha entire sUff at the Hicks lington eorrespondent. Mrs. O. F. Call MI-9-5869 probe came after Glaaser had aent Loa Angeles, Nov. S u- his hands helplessly as tha Indian WONS—Election RelUma - assured. The Conservatives can Shells said he was not influenced a newspaper there i^ d his 826 fine among American employes st the chairman a-aved him out. SsSS— issued a copy ef HoIlMcrs ”A Docu- and most original costumes In brighten the chances for an Anglo- Jam through the measure because by Rep. Bender (R-Ohio). Bender by the latest price rise in announc- U.N., refused to say whether he la clnda Gray Prentice, formerly of WHAT—Behind the FootllfWe montary History ef ths United each data group from pre-school Iranian oil settlement. The split and seiit him to a sanitarium. Ila Manchester:, now of ‘Plttsburfh, ’ni8 Oommunlat - loudspeaker of their *majority‘ in the House of had asked the secretary not to put Ing the inquiry, but by gradual and readers donated nearly 81.300 to a Communist. Svenchansky waa broadcasts to tha POW8 wars ap­ WTIC—Dinah Shore StatsB,” which will be used for children through the sixth grade. between Britain and Iran, compli­ Commons! the plan into operation until the recent increases in milk prices. fired by the U.N. last December Pa., and one nephew,, William WTHT-CIty Byline basic readings. Awards were also given to the cating the West's position in the committee had a chance to conduct Many firms put the penny in­ rehabilitate the 210-pound Pima David Gray of MonSey, N. Y, peals to return to the fstharland WDRC—People Are Funny 'The Laborltes are committed to Indian. after he refused to answer ques­ and promlssa of amnb’ty from WONS—MMey SplUane Enrollment will be limited to Junior High group for the most Middle East, developed from Iran’s vote agsUnst pny form of com­ hearings. crease into effect yesterday. Most tions on Communism liefore an The funeral will be held at tbe ItlS— • about 30 persons. outstanding male and female cos­ nationalization of British-owned Twelve days ago he waa offered Cfliurch o f the ReconclUaUon in the Chinese Communist Army and WHAT—Behind the FoolUghU mercial TV and Party Secretary Benson told a news conference of the others are to do so today. earUer Sanate Inquiry. He was WTIC—Frank Sinatra Tbs topic ef the mesttog Thum- tumes. There were a total of 38 oil properties. yeaterday most of the requests for The boost lilts the current prices to a job as chauffeur and handyman awarded 820.000 damages for loss Webster at noon tomorrow, with Ihs government of North Korea prtzea awarded by the judges. Deprecated the importance of a Morgan Phillips has warned the for Mrs. Elisabeth Ann Martin and committal service at. fhe East Tor "any acts you have committed WTHT—Sammy Key* ^ y n l ^ t will bo: "W(!hat U countrjf that its IntrOduotioii delay were baaed upon “inuendo, about 24 cents a quart in storsa of his job in a U.N. tribunal ruhng. WDRC—People Are PUnny Dsmocracy?” Those children that won awards letter Rep. O'Konakl (B-Wls) miarepresentation and actual false­ and to 28 cents home delivered. her four children. Hsyea flew here Gold is serving a 30-year term Cemetery, Msneheater, at 2:30 In the camps.” WONS—Mickey SpUlene wrote to ^utb, Korean President would be “a national dl.saster.” p. m. It had been feared ths broad­ • it s — MesUngo wilt bo bold Nov. 16 were as follows: Prettiest. Phye hoods” circulated by a “vocal op­ to take the job, which pays 8300 s at Lcwlsburg for his part in the WHAY—aiy Hall and D r m . S.■ All meetings ars at McLaughlin. Rosemary - Lemek, Syngman Rhee' proposing that position.” month, room and board. Roeenberg atom spy conspiracy. Calling hours at the Pike and casts'' might provoke violence WTIC-Barrie Craig Rhee relMwe luiti-OOmmunlst pris­ West Loa Angelea police say Luther Funeral Home. In W^Mter, among the prisoners and as a re­ WTHT—Holl. Starvey WoodKl Mpmorial^ Library from 8 Betty Schutz. Linda Hem, Anita Little attention has been drawn ‘Flood of Letters’ sult 'the Issue cancelled explans- WDRC—Mr. and Mr*. Norik te 9:80 p,m. Refreshments and Jachinfi, Carolyn DeBravs, Karen oners in' Korea. Dulles said he Nixon Visits Hanoi, to Benson’y breakup of the once they found Hayee altUng on a ars from 7 to 10 tonight. WONS—High Adventure social iMMr 'wllI follow tbe meet­ Joerziowski, Diane King and Stef­ thought the letter h^d very little powerful Production and Market­ curbing yestorday, cotmtlng again tlona Monday. However, the prls- i;IA— oners shouted end sang, makln"' 'WHAY—Broadway Eevqa ings. an Jedralewikt; funniest. Lynn Impact off Korean felatlons so that ing Administration (PMA), a auc- Condemn Godfrey and again a fistful of bills. He had Ruih MUleti WTIC—Barrie Craig CoMdag Eveste Gordon. Donna Urain, Shirley the question of a violation of the Key Indochina City cestor to the controversial Agri­ 8121.TO. ’Ihey booked him for to more 001*0 than the. Reds did WTHt—Mike Malloy through ths public address sys­ There will be a toeettog of Ever­ Pleoaant. Richard Hirth, Victoria Logan Act seems rather remote cultural Adjustment Administra­ tofzlcatlon. Funerals WDRC—Mr. and Mr*. NorUi green-Wood ebaptsr, OES tomor­ Babb, Joaeph Vosaelet, Beverly and technical. The Logan Act for­ tion of the early Roosevelt New New York, Nov. 3 1*7—The New Btere'e Advies to SseooUi Life tem. • 14 WONS—High Adventure Hanoi, Indochina, Nov. 3 th parties expected a record vote mothsr-ln-law makes upon her Cemetery. Mra Jane Maccartoto .631 EA^rCBNTER'sT. One Fact gaining technique, today In the hottest judicial elec­ ment at tha Metropolitan Theater. tion. The Teltation reed as fol husband. To her way of thinking was organist and soloist. Tbeto is some reason ‘bn the will be flown into a keypolnt of TVm Rockwell, president of Gen­ lows; the present French Union offensive tion In Cook County (Chicago) in the demands are being made by an Bearers were Arthur Thompson, ' HAS RESUMED part off the United States govern­ 32 years. eral Artists corp. with which La "For Immediate and thorough In-law; But to her husband, it Is Carl Johnson, Ernest Poh). Brian ment, Dulles added, to believe that against the Vietminh to get an on- Rosa has a personal management reporting to the AP of the torna­ the-spot view of French moves to t^tributlng factors to the ex­ jtut hla mother acting the way she Rooney, George McGann and Nor­ APPOINTMENTS communist leaders do not want pected large turnout were the contract, said future bookings for do that killed ' a hundlred peraonS has always iseted. man Cyr. « . to bavB any serious talks on aiiy draw into battle and smash two the 33-year-oId former sailor had and caoaad 00 million dollars dam­ rebel divisions. forecast of mild weather, a stren­ It should 'keep her from ever That Never Changes concrete subject. uous get-out-the-vots campaign gone well beyond the 1100,800 age and for complete photograph­ being jealous of her husband’s-de­ About 75 per cent.of U. 8. farms ’ The Westeni powers are still and the fact there waa a clear-cut mark. ic coverage of tha destruction and votion to hla mother. After all. the have autos. awiaitihg a reply to a message fight between Republicana and rescue opsratloaa, thereby provld' Is devotod to her osm mother. Isn't they sent to Moscow about a tor Democrats for the first time since ing AP members with a swift and she? Se why shouldn't her hus- Heme Ownaraliip k bm Hie fraotMt of eikn Btinlaters meeting on Ger­ Hospital Notes 1921. accurate news and picture se- bend feel the same way about hla ? fm ily enjurlW Bi. many v (proposed for Lugano, : A total of 89 superior judges About Town count, and for faithful and per D ent Take TrwsMea Te Hobby Swits«gUnd, next HondayK Dulles ADMITTED YESTERDAY; are to be named, but 16 Incum­ sietent followup on identiScationa It should warn her nqt to take anv ■aid. ‘ Mrs. Adelia P ar^ap , S59 Wood­ bents—11 Democrats and five Re-^ Qo|d Star Mothers, and all rel­ and human totereat aUwtaa.” misunderstandings abs baa. with Thess thlngF—the Koreatt Po­ land St.; Diana Clark, 80 Lock- pubHcans—are running with bi­ atives of Disabled American Vet­ her mothsr-ln-law to her husband. M litical Conference and the Big wood S°t.( Miss Helvio Johnson, partisan support and ere conaid erans, are cordially invited to at-! Four German proposal—are per­ ered certainties. When die does that she Is putting ft mny Im eraler Hw* 458 Main S t; Mrs. Rose Klimek, tend a membership tea tomorrow her husband on the spot, by ask­ Psrd't V -t is Ihs salp V-S Void's Sia It Antorica’s A FsfdsmeHe Road it VV■mI 8vBm WVw RMBmisbB* wWOi 1vfm8 WraOmsst^s 8Wsb^ ssD haps eU of a pattern, Dulles said. 6 Spring St., Rockville; Mrs. The other 13 are involved In the at 8 p. m. at the VFW Home, Man- Public Records ing him to aide against bis mother. In Mm Isw-prics tlsld . . . mast medeie six... yet ll’e lewe*prl*ed 'wsr yaw to assy to spsraSSr as scsnsmicsl Is sws. MstMaBslds A reporter aeid Uiat Dean had Myrtle Russell, South - Ooventry; electioneering. ebesttr Green, under auspices of It should help her to treat her ym i Hiiiik. AH b«ra several times commented that he Mrs. Fannie Elderkiii, 45 H East Democratic County Chairman the DAV auxiliary. .The commit­ Mm type of snpins pswsr- wvVWV WW btiy wHb « cswiplstsly i doss op Is 7S% of tbs wsrit far ysu—yst casts op to $40 loss thought the Chinese Comn\unists Richard J. Daley and GOP County mother-in-law with aa much con­ St., Rockville; Mrs. Margaret Mc­ tee of arrangements includes Mrs Denis B. Frechette to .Otto F. sideration as abs does her own Safes oncf Semce t B d « is b r lB f Ib tng lbs cssMistI csm. (m d sotnisdsd) sixes.* NMillc tranunitiisn. Nt«n m y stbsr pswsr ttoaring to Mis tow pries NsM. wanted, to have a conference and Manus, 42 Spruce S t; _Mrs. Shir­ Chairman E d w i^ F. Moore think Helen Beebe, jimior vice preaident; inquired whether Dulles had a' dif­ the vote will be around 1,200,000. Schleminger and Margaret G. mothar. After all. she lan’t just a ley Ungerer, 41 CBmpfield Rd.; Mrs. Renee Potter, Mn. Martha Schieminger, property on Pine mother-in-law, she Is her hiui- 214 SPRUCE 8T„ MANCHESTER TEL. Ml-8-5095 yBBT fB cfs BBd RDntB^ ferent view. Mrs. Emma Neill, Rockville; Eh-- There am 3,753,168 registered Miller. Mrs. Ruth Dsddario and Dulles replied that .he waa basing voters in Cook County. Hill St. band's mother. nest Jellinek, 91 Main St.; Joseph Mrs. Grace Bulla. Margherita Fava to Elena c. Perhaps, ths Whole mother-in- lENDIX ~ HOTOROU ~ iC ^ his remarks on sn overall survey (Mtaldi. 33 McKinley St.; Fred A. and on the reluctance of the So­ Tricarico, property at 98 to 97 law situation would he Improved if MITCHEU AIR CONDITIONERS Ever wonder why you see to many new Porib on the road? The Ford’s new ride irons put the bumps. Feel the %niy your Foul Johnson, Bolton; Carol Giddings, Members of the Manchester Rod WelU St. we alorays used "my husband's viets to enter into discussions. 351 Summit St.; Miss DoroUiy and Gun Club will meet at the —lOOJMBinSt. amwer is simple. Plenty of shrewd folks these days know that high-compression engine takes grades with a hushed puir you There may be differences between Corporal Returns Marriage I Irenirs mother or "mv odfe's mother" In Brigham. 81 Russell S t; Mrs. Holloran Funeral Home at 7 p. m. Clayton Joeiah Thompeon, 131 place of “mother-in-law.”' _Ford delivers the most for the money. can scarcely hear. Then compare the prices. • the Soviets and the Red Chinese, Sundie Johnson, 163 Birch St.; tomorrow to pay their respects to *he said. He emphasized that he Hollister St., and' M uina Holly (All rights reserved, NEA Sef- Benjamin Savory, 122 Green Rd.; Ballot After Year William J. Robb, former president Reyilla, Manchester. Tlce, Inc.). didn't know whether such dif- Peter Vendrillo. 246 High St. W; of the club. For instance, compare Ford’s fine-car build and Full-Circle And here’s your‘final proof that Ford offers the most for th t ferencea exist but he hoped they Henry Ambroae Oorynakl, Mrs. Mary Derby, 18 Vernon St. Chicago, Nov. 8 (J) — An Army Mabel Lucille Jeanette Perras, alao ’nOEOTE HOLIDAYS CLEANINO AND INSTAUINO . OUR DISCUSSIONS ARK PRIVATC Visibility with any car at any price. Then Test Drive a Ford. Give mone>': a survey of u s ^ cars shows that year-old Fords bang do. ADMITTED TODAY: Russell Local membere of St. Aghea If the Chinese Communists want corporal’s absentee election ballot known aS Jeanette Lucille Perras, Ikleate, Free Territory, Nov. 8 it the “works” . . . rough roads, steep hills. Feel how smoothly onto their value better than any other carsl OulUette, 244 Woodland St.; Er­ from Korea arrived at the office of Guild; Hartford, who wish to re­ M Birch S t, Nov. 31, St. Jamaa’ (FV-^This disputed city celebrated to have a Korean Political Con­ nest McNally, 33 Seaman Circle; new their memberships; or those SEPTIC TANKS iM CESSPOOLS MANCHKSTKR*S OLDKST HNANCIAL ference, Duties went on, they cer- the Board of Election .Commis­ Church. today a double anniversary;' the Thomas Kearns, 87 Elro St. sioners . todsy—exactly one year who desire to'enroll as new mem­ BaOdlag Permits first entry of Itslisn troops at the A eonspl^ orgnpIsnMf st TRAINED SEWAGE SPEdAUSTS INSTITUTION. tainly'go about arranging for it in BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a bers, may do so thorugh Mrs. Budem eqnlpoMst and msobtoery—RESULTi A aoueer-way. late. To Green Manor Estates, Inc., end of World War I and the first daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry The sealed ballot, sworn by Rich­ George H. WiUiamt, 105 Oxford for S. sad C. Kaplan, property at day of the city's patron saint. San EETtER jab sk a LOWER PRICE, •AMaM,wtkOssi*hs,mmm Questioned f u lle r on the part Melendy, Amston; a son to Mr. S t, or Mrs T. K. Bye, 19 HoU St. Stksr ssn Is tIO post’s iU U ts s Is J of possible Moscow-Pelping dif- ard L. Kublk of Chicago before Si 138 OoRway Rd., 8850. Gulstp. Ths city's dominant Test Drive America’s and Mrs. William Reiser, 57 Linn- eergeant to Korea Oct. 35, lta2;<< To Mra. Ralph Keaton for altera' Italian population used the oc- s Wstarpresflsg at eMtoip. THIS IS WHY fecenbes he stated that hs was more Dr. DUKE WEARS SPBCTACUES . . . IMPS P69fl6 CSl Wednesdajs Ckwml at Noon only speculating—Red China may waa for the 1953 presidential elec­ tions and addltiona to p. dwalltog ab casion to stir up sentiment f

M A N C H E Sm EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19U

ing country with its rugged hills, and forestar, and tea aqpoeiatioh's a greater Interest an4 enjoyment of outdoor Connecticut. It is a Bugnaa W. LnUmar and. Mr. and meat for one and ona-half houra eranta battnr iabor-( aflsctel etreams and lakes, and tea tralU committss - eeeparated in H K r Adiiii'WtiJ* ^Bfftfliiir iff TClaUana. trap reek ridges running up slid supplying* information . for tea non-profit item sold at 11.55 per UConn Offers each waBc for otght wotka to dia- copy including state tax/to cover change. cuaa tea raaponaibilitiaa attached down tha central lowland. book. Many rsadera will find It a * CSioir of Firat WATER SBNMrrAOR MO!IK Fewfib RavialaB door to adventure in exploring the printing, hanidling and, mailing to tecir Jobe and how beat to ^T#. ♦ Cburcb, TJO p.m. tai their aaaetu- Thia Is the fourth revision of byways and wildemoaa arena of coetsTRetums from sale* go Into Herb to Hear Talk [ Program a t meet. them. The registration liat Hartford (W—It lan't |>alwaya c o r « a ' Ths award of the Nobel Peace t.v Ha«k. The guide's com- tee state. an association revolving printing ary; Krafty KUppara 4fH Sawing : Rind to provide more such Ittera- esub, after aehool at 'tha Hana now includaa 143 namea. drought that dtplataa a munlct- ■:#^ .j i ." " I , , , ■ „ Prlas for 1858 to Ocnsral of the The long awaited revision of the pUtr,' William C. Shepard, of Ber­ The trails handbook ia aold as a Tha diacuaaion laadry for tea pality'a water aupply. Vice Praal- hiking trails handbook, “Oonnsctl- lin, rsUrad association aacrstary service to teo public to encourage turs for public use. On Europe Harden Tours Hanaan home; aacond of aorioa of Army George C. Marshsll brings Inatructlona in ffrat aid by Amart- Cheney Bros. flva claaaea, each of ' which ia dant Arthur L> OnMn, Jr. af the ting ■ cut Walk Book," ia now available compoaad of approximnfaly 2S New Haven Water Company told recognition to sn outstanding in limited supply at tee Comtccti- can Rad Cboaa, 7 to 8(80 pjn. In Vaa4««“4MMlSN? t. IW American,.but it is a recognltibn Covanl^, Nov. 8 —(Spaclall tha Fir^WMae w ith Hana t o w n mambara, is Prof. Gaorga Paul, tea Connecticut Public UUlitlaa cut Forest and Park Asan. office, a L, PttUaiB, Lota 48, 41, aaetlon 12, The auparvlaory ataff at Chaney director of tee Labor-Management b m s bsdsvHed by misconceptions on Connecticut 119 Whitney AVe.,- New Haven. MIh MUllcant Jonas of BlUmara, Waterfront Hoighta. in ebatga; Xovdatry PlajWW ra- Oommiaston as ha praaantpd a rata QI ’ Pbai Hartford-Ootmacticut Truat Oo., haaraaL 7:48 p.m. In tha Brobk- boa. and tea Fionaar Parachute Inatituta. Tha InaUtuta ia an incraaaa pcUtloh. both Sides. Thia 144 pagq pocket .slM walk Bolton, will ba apaffker adult education department of tea book lists and deacrlbM tee viri- axaoRtqra of tho oateto Harry moora Bam. Snake Hill Rd.; Cli­ 'Co. la partldpaUng in an aduca- People uac more water than We' can bs quite certain that -mu 'Connecticut trails established Tburadny at tha Herb Qaaa m4at- England, to Floyd J. Hull, lot nine, max Chapter, OBS, 7:45 p.m. in Uonal program aponaorad hy the Univaraity of Coanaetleut. they uaad to, ha aald, bacauaa they Yankee H O W EASILY Labor-Managamant InaUtuU of are buying thinga Ilka automatic the Nobel Committee did not, in B>* A- H. O. and maintained for many years by Ing at 12:M p. m. at tiia Cbpri- map df Laurel Haighta prop«fty of tea Maaonte Halt, Marrow. Tha Inatituta offara varioua M|f ••••*•»••«••••••••** ' selecting. QenersI Marshell for the volunteers in ths Connecticut For­ Herb Fann. MIm Jf^naa W. H. England; Hartford-Qoniiac- tea Univeralty of Connecticut typbe of programa and aarvlcaa waahing machinaa, garbage dia- Q||^0 b • « ■ « • • • #•»•••••*•••% award, do It for the reasons Gen­ est and Park Assn, and various Ucut Truat Co., oxoeutera dood Manrhaatar Evening HamM Cav- Supcrlntandanta, aaaiatant au- to managamant and labor poaal unite, dishwaahara aad air VopIlM ^ 9 Will talk on har tour ol tea gar- entry earraapaniant. Mra. Chnriaa parlntandanta and foreman will throughout tea atata dailgned to conditioning unite. [Mltll •«•••••••••••••••*•••• eral Marahell himself imagined There's no feeling so comforting, hiking and outing clubs.' It in­ dana of Europe thia aummar and proparty H. England to Nadine G. cludes 14 tipped-in trail maps and A LADY'S JOY Qtasny, lot, 20, map of Laurel 1 . littia , trirpkana PltgTbn S-StSL f ' ••••»*««»»«««**««*«*»****^ *5 when interviewed at his home Sat- on election day, .as that of being ahow coiorad pleturaa in tha ffrat able to nestle down into a predic­ other p rin ts mapa to show where af a aartaa on tha tour. MVa. Haighta proparty W. Harry Eng­ urday. Then, a sk ^ what he con­ to hike in tee state. Thia book la CAN TURN TO SORROWI land; Gaorga W. and Ida M. tion which is absolutely sure-flre. • Adolma G. Slnunona will bo in sidered his owp outstanding serv- the official guide to the Forest and .chwsa. Hinkat to Philip R. and Oarmala Deaths Last Night; .to Mth»rffrtr And in this municipal election day Park Assn, sponsored Blue Blazed UM ot NTObUcatlM of Icel to the cause of peace, he him­ . . . whfffi hffr furs «r« Mra, SImmona will have aa all-! Y*?***^^?®** LM* ®' bM crMlud to tt. or In Connecticut, there's only one Trails as well as a guide to other self said: through trails extending beyond day herb diaplay at th . Ctntar | Col^y B aU ^^ By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS I «ro4itoc Id UUo P ^ r major election which offers such lost or damaged. Church, Manchester. Yaatardajl Paul I. Hildebrand to Cbncatta >1*0 tD* local DM! jmbliihcdMto. "I think it w u In 1840 in the ef­ sn opportunity. We can say, be­ tee atate. R. Hildebrand, quit-claim, pnparty- HoUjrwood--Laatar Horton, 47, FM A BARGAIN HUNTER.. r ^ U orropubllo^oD of m««l fort to persuade the Administra­ Coiirtea.v Landowners aha gave a talk and herb lunchar Tha H* found it relatively easy to go etate land which ia open to the Hartford, waa annOiiiKcd i>y J. E •900 24.25 18.25 aaainaaa o ing in Korea,.^ trying to do In a public for proper use. ' Furs can be lost or damaged through Katsung and Mra. LeRoy M. Rbb- Robert A HnUe. of Dtmoek Bd., Plymouth, N. H.-Koyal W. sgoo yond today's election and its sure la one of 12 .UConn aenlora Who Brown, 47, who wrote short atoriaa Baldwin, vice president of tea com­ 88JI5 sa7o ,«Hiiwr4raSi~o7^5a month whai would nomiMlly take prospect of McLevy succeeding' The Walk Book explains the few fire (including cigar and cigarette orta, tha dining room. pany. Atotttt MttfOttM Off ttOMrvWttfi ‘ iDflbakaDchaatar ■raetogHeiwM. requirements and safeguards to The women wilt hnva nn all-day hava bean designated as dlatin- for leading magazines and waa DRY CLEANING A io«i ol HOB «oii9 iie.si wkm a year under great pressure of McLevy, and make a aomewhat milahad military atudanta in tea ones editor of tea old Boston Jour­ A graduate of tha University of i pmmtitf ffopoK l« IT cottigroti»o ac'rartWDK tfoalair boon; more daring prediction. avoid abuse of property as well as bums) explosion and numerous other meeting Nov. 11 'ih tea Church Connecticut Inaurance School and g mmskhr imfMsmstt •! ■rrrlday.' conflicting opposition in the Con­ other matters of interest to hikers. Community House to make 12 ^ rm y ROT^ program by Col. H. B* nal- Born in Boston. Died Monday. gress and in the country as to how It is that The Orest Jasper la Frederick.' ^feasor of ' military Datfolt—Mrs. Grace Junkln Vala Technical Institute, Healy .fo r Tpaadar—1 % ». never likely to be aucceeded in Hurford states that tt is often causes. filghtlea fpr . orphans in ‘hinlia aa joined the compaay in 1848. as a | For Wadnaadar—1 ». ■»•„ Taeadap. this should be done.” a pleasant surprise, especially to jMirt of their missionary program. science and tSctica. Johaaon, 78, former woman’s SHE’S PERFECTLY RIGHT! * F 4 oat ot 8 smpleyad man aa^’ • For Tbuiaday—1 p. office, junior underwriter. In 1949 he waa ^ wanian saatriad and stngla anjoys • Tbsae may have been worth new residents of the state, that A call will bring you full information The woman will also- work on Hillia ia majoring in physioal editor M the old Detroit Sunday traiMferred to the Loza Dept., aa She’s taking no chances. A SO-called “bar­ Thia niay be aad news for those 'while Connecticut is heavily popu­ ffcmp books for youngsters nt .the education nnd is a member ot tea Naws-Tribune and a newspaper ^ a proomC "yat” at IWasaaf. *5 a while services, but hardly the type concer^ng complete, low-cost fur pro­ and magazine free lance writer for a clalma examiner and in 1952 waa i gain” DRY CLEANING is almost never a perennial old party candidates, who lated, thsre ia a great amount of Home for Crippled Children and Newman and Physical Education appoint^ loss supervisor of th e ' loan at ^ sisiiaf antitlas yau ta of aervlcs ths Nobel Committee have been demonstrating their wild land, attractive and acceasi- tection. Adults In Newington, Fiya of Clubs. Ho is a cadet colonel, lha' many yeara. Born in RuahviUe, company’s eastern division. He will ’ bargain. She has a sense of values in all * nathmwidacradiLWidaclieicaelt* would recognise. own pcraonal stamina by running ble. Connecticut makes good hik­ tha group attended tha recent eon- top ranking post in the btodent of- Ind. Died Sunday. continue in the loss department aa things. She knows the importance of good * paymant plant. . . you wlact bajt * TiMdday, NOTHnbar t Ths Nobel Committee, obviously, against Jasper, perhaps with the farenca for Connecticut Fellow- fleer training program. Springfield, Ohio—Pearl P. Cra- aaalaUnt to Allen C. Ward, vice clothes—and of good care for g ^ clothes. . pnymiaS data. P h m ffnt for * * Ides of building themselves up chip Congrcgatlonel Women in bill, 78, said to have designed one enough, honored General Marshsll gradually even aa he did in his own Firemen’s Meeting Slated 6f tea first automobile oiimpers president of the company. She knows that "bargain” cleaning is false * laaakioaovitit.CaasaiaarwritA * /J^n e Coarage, Poor Target ;West Hartford. Tha North Coventry Volunteer used cominercially. Died Monday. Healy la married and. with his as the symbol for the Marshsll years of unsuccessful candidacy. It On Nov, 17 the .women will, Flremen’a Asan. will hava their wife and two daughters, lives at 5 economy and that good cleaning iff a aound * Uoa* 828 to 8800 Plan, that great American policy may be sad news, too. for those - Mrs. Zoppi aerve a turkey dinner at a Jersey investment. ‘ To tha quaatlon of whaUiar or loyal chieftaina inaide the McLe\’y annual meeting and alaction of EXTENDED EOBECAST Overland St. ______; lOt he and i»ee«howor which, although part of a cold war Breeders Assn, meeting at the officara Monday at 8 pr m. at administration, who may have-im­ Rearfir aai Advisor R o bert J* S m ith Church Community Houait. Mrs. their firehouse. A turkey auppar at Boston, Nov. 8 (P) — Tha tem­ tenths to one half an inch excapt < She knows about US. And we know about her foiiig tt> ratMitt' Mder the against Communism, nevertheless agined, from time to time, in in­ perature in New England during also fought for peace through the I N C O R P O R A T R O C. Irving Loomis and Mrs. Oliver 7 p. m. will ba aar.ad to mambara. over one half an inch in extreme —for she typifies our customers. ta^oa of the grouiw w^th evitable fashion, that the auccea- of Riverside Park, Agawam, la M.'Brown will be in charge of'tha Reaervations #hould ba made by tha next fivs dayz, Wadneaday northern New England. occurring ilch they must desV In'order to establishment of economic health alon might come to one of them­ now located at 258 Franklin REAL E8TATE ~ INSURA.NCE GROUND FLOOR tomorrow with Edward White, through Sunday, will average 2 to aa rain on the weekend and some selves. \ Ave., Hartford, across from the Utchen. 8 dagraea shove nornuil. Cooler make changea in the nation's agri­ in the world. TELEPHONE Mltcbell 8-8241 Warrantee Dreda Filed secretary. * showera In extrema northern S o w' But we suspect that, when the Art Theater. Readings by ap­ Set-Bark Party Held weather Wedneaday will ba fol­ England Thursday. Maple Dry Qeaners and Liunderers m m u i N t m t i T cultural poUdaa, Secretary of Now the reason why General time don come for The Orent Jas­ pointment only. Phone Hartford "INSURAN8MITHS SINCE 1814* Warrantee deeds filed in the lowed by warming Thursday and Marshall himself did not cite the office of town clerk 'recording There wware 15 tablea of aat-back INCORPORATED Biff n e ^ O v i r W Agriculture Kara Taft Benson has per to retire, there will be an over- 48-8785. All welcome. In play tVlday F during tha Ameri- Friday and'turning cooler on the Advertisement— i You can rely on us'for qual­ •iisriMN i - i m • I______Marshall Plan as his own great powerlag realisation that It will transfer of property Include: those weekend. 72 MAPLE STREET — TELEPHONE MI-S-8416 . Bear delivered a resounding no. ot Margie B. Hollister to Mary A. can LCgliIon Auxiliary sponwrad ity dry cleaning, alsog. M l far IlM V tS MANaaw schievemant for pescs may be very take a dty manager, and a city party in the American Legion Hall, Precipitation during this period Jerry has taken to tha hilla. See \ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING OMN mUtlOAr IVtNINOS UNTIl t" As Senator Aiken of Vermont maadger form of govrmmrnt to and Albert J. DcMeola. lots 33A. will on tea average total one Thursday's Herald tor full dataila. | l«Bi aaSi M nSSaSi ff Si ■■n«*sd*f tom simple. It could be that he hesi­ 84A, sector N, Waterfront Manor; Wall St. Mrs. Ralph V. fCaynolds. M f ' he has shewn who is Secre­ aueceed him. Mlsa Helen L-Reynolda and Mra. tated to take credit for something Such a conclusion Is both a com­ Nathan Hale, Inc., to Pauline M. tary of Agriculture and who is Luetjen, lot five, section C. Wster- Alva Roys were. In charge. President, and it U about time. which was not his, even though it pliment to The Great Jasper and. Prlzaa ware aWardad as follows: was evantuslly named sftsr him. at the same time, a recognition of front Manor; Joaeph F. Julavlta to Secretary Benson has dona this Eugene J. Dion, lot 10, Oomnrtinl- Woman's first, \ Mrs. NatUa So far as actual authorship of the problems he will leave behind Lamb of Stafford: 'Second, Mrs. by making "effective ImmedlaUly" him. ty Camp Development; Cart J. the Marshsll Plan program will Mildred C. JudaU; fhjrd, Mra. his plan for abolition of the It is a compliment in that it says Nygran to Emanuel Lutheran Roae Parisisn of Stafford.x aver be publicly identified, it will that he has provided Bridgeport, Church, Inc., quit-claim, property Men’s first, Howard A. fUcjiard- federal soil conservation district on WrigbU MUl Road. erganiaatlon, leaving the future be attributed to Dean Achraon, these 20 years, with a homespun son of Coventry: saeond, Charias facsimile of the city manager form BlanCha Mrakovlch also known Jacobsen oft Stafford SprinI administration of the soil conser­ then assistant secretary of state. as Blanche Weeks to Morria and So, if the Nobel Committee had of government. third, Rsjrmond Aubln of WU vation program to state set-ups. And it recognizes that the prob­ Florence Perry on Babcock Hill; mantle. wanted to come a little closer to lem! which will come aft'er him Reginald P. Keddy to Winifred Specials, Mra. Alica Cyr and This, undoubtedly, offers an op­ Dentan. lota aeven, eight, block portunity for. federal economy. accuracy in its distribution of largely as a result of his drastic Harry Blanchetta, both of Willi- talents for resisting expenditure— two. Pine Lake Shores Develop­ mantlc, and Mrs. Teaaia Bour- And It plays in with the basic honor, it might have named Ache- ment; Dorothy C. Crickmore to son, and not Marshall. will be too great and too full of Thera will be a similar party hare Eisenhower administration theory popular pressures for any political Mary Lane Franklin. Crickmore Friday at 8 p. m. with tea Ameri­ of placing more responsibility upon All this unhappy confusion, how­ regime to resist successfully or Farm on High St.; Edward O. Zel­ can Legion Foot in charge. ler to Grant E. and Helen J. Toot- the states. ever, still leaves one thing clear. cope with reasonably. Demands for Oaoriag Bvants all the spending Jasper has not haker, land conveyed by grantor And maybe—^Just maybe—it. is a It was the intention of the Nobel Tomorrow’s maetinga include: Committee to honor the American done—on very worth while proj­ by Margaret Hanaon; Clyde M. Merry Sewers 4-H Club, 9:30 a. m. good thing. ects, to be sure—will erupt vio­ and Tvetta E. Jameson to Camilla program known as the Marshall to 11 a. m. at tea home of Mis. There are several reasons why lently in the aftermath to Jasper. Jean, lot flva, block 14, Gerald Walter Cargo tff work On hot pads; there is doubt about i t Plan, to clsaaify that program as And any purely political regime Park: Northeast Neighborhood Home -we Americana would llks to have it which waa not aa secure in power Laura M. Floto to John T. CMu- Economics Group. 1 p. m. at the In the first place, the soil con­ as Jasper has b ^n would have to aln. lota nine, 10, Oak Grow servation program is tl|e one goiv- classified—aa effort to build Development; Sylvester J. and home of Mrs. Henry Road to work peace-T-and* thi^ aa dear Indica­ begin yieldln|f'te'the8* demands on akimind&i, trays;' Poffd n jl cmment program which, Ih the 8o. both because he hht been as * June O. Ploufe to James E. and Home Economies Group, S p. ni.'lt tion of what some Europeans think good as a city manager, and be Eleanor C. Edwards, lo t'18, TVIn tee home of Mrs. J. Barmsbee on pant 18 years, has done most per­ Hill Development: Sylvester J. manent cumulative good to the of us and our motives in ^ e cause part of his record has been "Inexpenalva Chrlatmaa Gifts.’ world, coming at a time when it is ths evasion and 'postponement of and June O, Ploufe to Charles C. country, and the agricultural in­ major expenaea. on which any other and Grace P. Hoboth. lot 14, Twin LadiSa Aaaoclatlon of tha Firat being generally and carelessly as­ Hill Development, Alfred J. Hun- Congragational '.Church, all-day dustry as a whole. It has left its polHieal regime would have to from 10:80 a.m. In tha vestry; healing mark on the whole *mer- sumed that everything we do is ^eld. The Great Jasper more or kln to Adam G. and Ruth B. suspect In the world, is n\pst wel f^andt on Prospect St.; Elmar C.' school fathara, baakatball practice. I. Ican landacapa It has introduced less requires a special kind of suc­ 7(30 p.m. in tee Robertson School come Indeed. cession. LaDoux to Doris S. and Gordon; sounder processes of using the soil E. Sweat, lot 44, aaction H. Water­ eudlt^um ; Frisky Needle 4-H Tbc Nobel Committee ran into He wins today, aad aa long i . everywhere. It has taught conser­ he mas, aad be wtas, too, after he front Park. Sewing Club. 7 to 8:30 p.m. at tec no complications of any kind retires. We siiapect he la. In one Robert P. Benard to Joaeph A. home of Mias NSomt Griffith; aat- vation everywhere, and it has pro- back party, 8 p.m. in tha audi­ [t :j duced projects everywhere which whsB, In a wraderful afterthought, peraoa, the last of the political Lombard, lota three, five, aaction li decided to make a Peace Prise mayors aad the ffrat of the dtjr B, O ak Grove Developpiant; torium of tha Nathan Hale Com­ •h. |t Will benefiC future generationa As managers for Bridgeport. Waterfront Realty Co. to Rosalind munity Center with Mr. and Mra. |{ a program, then, it is worth more award for tee year 1852 after all, than anything else our agricul­ aad to make tee award to Dr. Albert Schweitser, who may well tural policy is doing—certainly Andover 3 W D ffrr® w . worth much ihore than price sup­ bf tee. greatest human being since ports or subsidies, which merely Lincoln, Certainly the <»ncept of Paper Drive Set achieve a false kind of solution for living this man of genius in so emergency problems in-one crop many fields has raised—the con­ B y Pastor’s Class after another. cept he himself calls "respect for Why, then, pick out such a pro­ life”—stands like s green oasis of Andover, Nov. 3 (Special)—The gram for the first use of the Ben­ simple truth and hope in a world YOU CANT son ax? Which seems otherwise bent upon waste paper collection to be con^ ducted Nov. 14, will be sponsored The federal soil conservation denying its own true hearL Dr. by the Pastor's Membership Class service has built up a staff of Schweitker is, in one. capacity, a acknowledged experts. These are medical nitsoionary in darkest Of the Congregational Church with TRUST BOW to be scattered, to be picked Africa. But that is merely tee Henry Duprey in charge. up, perhaps, by state services. pilot light to ths nrisio flame which All church members are urged to bums in him—whlch'-lf that of attend the budget meeting on Sat­ TOO YOUNG TO DIE Conservation is one of those I spiritual mission to pll of i^^rkeat urday. This is important aa the problenu which, regardless of any financial program of tee church I k Instinct to return responsibility mankind. More and more, in these will be discussed. and expense to the individual troubled times,, tec tkoughU of a. The Brownie T ro ^ celebrated . \ world lost and i>erhapa damned in tite, birthday of Julliette Low, When epidemic strikes mnd takes its sudden and deadly count of the states, cannot escape having a founder of Girl Scout organization federal nature. its oWn murky complexities trend young, it tears at our heartstrings for there is so little we can do atout it. \ toward this man, wondering If ha Hite a jxirty at tee home of their Finally, it can be conceded that aaslatant lta4*fi ^ John­ Such tragedies may Occur once in a year or two. But the highway toll of y ,. some loose and over-generous is not living tee baaic answer, and son. • - practices have been featured in the it is a happy thing teat ths Nobsl As esph little Bipwnie contribut­ young innocents produces a casualty list every day, year after year. There ed her pennies in thb-Jiilllstte Low conservation program, and that Committss hqa pointed an honor­ is much we can do about it, for we are responsible.* < ~ ing award in his direction. Fund hank.nhe lighted ~n.candle on there have been some farmers who the birthday cake. When lelpg tee have taken advantage of it But cake, thair leader, Mrs. In one year 4,300 young lives are snuffed out, over 200,000 injured and even when the program has been The PUciil Turn Vsrpnuskua, used silver dacota.: tiona to form tea string of poarla maimed for life. Three out of every four of these lives sacrificed to care* exploited, as a lush thli^, as it It ’ is with n placid tura-rtlwl' sold Iqr the founder in her effort sometimes has, .there j^ ll have emphasis of its own more quiet to bring the thovement to more IffSioemi are from 5 to 14 years of age. Too young to die! been permanent benefits from it and tranquil beauties—teat No>- and mere girls. . ‘ So why, if Secretary Benson were vember has opened. Following tee birthday cclehra- School safety patrols are holding down the casualties of children going tion, gam es. and a waenie roast going to get tough—and we are Under tee.roof ol monting mist, were enjoyed by tha Browrniea to or coming from school. Two out of three are.killed while outside of glad he did decide to get-tough— before tee sun bums through, Hurricanes, lightning, bUzurds, hail New Arrival •’« is CbawbW iMck It tt yisr I didn't he get tough in the area teefs is nothing which moves, and, A daughter was born to Mr. and school supervision. That’s the big reason why it’s up to you, Mr. and Mrs. —you can't trust naiurt to show its where toughness is really needed? as tee mist rstums again at Mrs. Bernard Pine at the St. Fran­ Driver, to protect little chifflren. Be alert for the unpredictable actions of pleasant aide all the time. Bat, as a Lap- cis Hospital Friday. Conservation is one of the strong night, to cloak tee clear-wheeling Odelie C. Boudreau youngsters at play, crossing streets* chasing balls and riding bikes. pen client, you can trust our ffffffhey to virtues of the present agricultural beauty of tee fall firmament, Mrs. Odelie Cahler Boudreau. keep a weather eye on yonr interesta jprogram. Subsidies and price sup­ there js motionless silence again. 89, of 73 WUliamS St., wjdow of ports are its notable vices. So Ben- But if these moments cast their Theodore Boudreau, died at tha Little ones are thoughtless of danger; perhaps, too, they trust grown and provide the advice and connael that jfm is* increasing and extending spell, it is tee distinguishing mark St. Francis Hospital Sunday night. folks to guard them. Don’t be the one to carry on your conscience the life means sufficient protection for nnforc- She waa bom in Grand Isle, Maine, *^bsldiea and price supports, un- of this kind of November weather Nov. 19, 1885, and lived in Hart­ of a diiid. Slow down, be alert where children may be at your mercy. seen loaocn. Sec us for all .forma of in^ wUlingly and reluctantly to be teat tee day itself, write all its ford IS years. ausance. true, under the pressure of groups necessary activity, ia not much She leaves, besides her hiuband, Btt afiMcl on prictti Bo okood on opofoling coffHl Bo oKoail on liCNio-Inl Iffy as tank satil and drcumstances. And cutting different. Thinga mowa as in an im- a son, Norman Boudreau of Hart­ You can look forward to sizeable uvingt on You’ra ahead with low first coat . . . yoa*ra conservation,' troubled light, an unhurried mood, ford; a sister, Mrs. Benjamin Your saviiifi sUft whli a price that’* really Chassee of this place; and another down to earth. Fact is. Chevrolet trucks art gasoline srith a Chevrolet truck on the job. Both ahead with low operating costs .... and you’ra It seems to us, therefore, that as though all of earth, at last, had sister. Before Losses Happen yss §st ssr thall America's lowesf priced truck linel It's easy to the mighty Loedmaster engine on heavy-duty dollars ahead again when it's time to tradel he has made the mistake of being been calmed out of its fever and The funeral will be held at the Sat how little it will coat you to ow* n thrifty toughest in that policy where E. G. Flsetta Fuheral Home, 20 Had a truck that ootU more, but nowhere else models and the rugged Thriftmaster engiiic on That's because Chevrolet trucks tradhiooany growrte.and struggle'and yield in­ SLOW D O W N - L I V I S ARI IN YOUB HANDSI new Chevrolet truck that’a just sight for ymar. teughncas was least required. If he to a serenity of fulfillment. Sisson Avs., Hartford at 8:15 a.m. Insure With Lappen will you flnd all the advanced features, all the light- and medium-duty modeb squeeze more command a higher trade-in value. Here’s an­ with a solemn Requiem Mass in St. job. Pick your aMdel. . . pockal your iT h ip were going to be deferential to the Ths leaves lie where they drift thrifty power, all the ruggedncM and durability milea out of every gallM of gas. Ruggad Chev- other, big advanuge you get with Chevrolet Ann’s Church at 9. -BurUl will be T he h it dost d a y s ar« hont p reM t stktua of things anywhere, dowm. Tits cattle drowse in the la M t S t Benedict Cemetery. you gat in avCheviolet Advance-Design truck. roiet truclu Cut upkeep’‘coau. too. trucks and Chevrolet trucks olonct this would have been the beet ptaoe slanting atm. There should be, for i t He has turned from taWning standing somswrhere if tee pasture Naacbester Evealag Herald Aff- John it. ' daver eorrespoadeat Mrs. George n N f BNTlRTAiNMINT ON THI AMI his guna OB the really offensive were complete, at least one fringed Nebwa, totephoae Fllgrias S-47W. MOBB CHiVROLn TRUCKS IN USB THAN ANY OTHIR MAKII policies is the ' faciii progimit ‘|e tlsBr qtoift tranquil of blooms f H Up C ll /acMpasMad TbaOtasb Sham Ibaw* NBC Nilaarib ta iu a pet hbdbVt sfi e m If 'tiiire'wefe chestnuts, they IV—TsatOay aa4 IbanOar . . . i sSli T**i8a|r aa4 M 4ay CHEVROLET m*tl*e(y virtuous byl^iUr./ ' .prould be dropping now, writeout a OisMS* kkoton NalbaN Osa* af 8m Wash— i We admira his courage, and sound. If it were a few days latar, I sl»r4aa* NK-1V of lMeida»t Etaeahower in and a little wrarmer, it would be 1EULIEVEMIES4 4 hiss. We hope it keeps IhiUan Summer, AT LOW nUOBB . B B aj^gjrlt has first But It ia without label, aad ds- I(V 164 HAST CiENTra S t . - - ' l ^ 1114^5111 aadi mo- nkore hoaiage or eita- ;ArilMr S fif SlMit j ' J P ^ A .M .to U CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc aeriousi Uoa than tea mera enjoyment of. ■OUBSt r.M. ^ 111 MAIN SfRU r*

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^cHBeiBB'EvsiaNa h r a i a NANceaeRtgi, o onh. mesDAr.-Novrii^B *, im m-. MANCHSSTER EVENIKO HEIULD. sitANCHESTEB. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S. IMS nr -r- ’ MHi» tor a u a iM ■a .... HUNTEH HELPS FAEMEE abaaths his .I | caiibar R o d g g ^ Dsctsaa ‘Holldey Bemarl artieloA Most itoam diH>layod( i l B o y i i ever rain shuU down his woeffia op- Parole Hiffird tha twelve booths will ha Epaom, H. H. (P>—A ralny-day cmtlon. Nelson claims ho bagged S. 6*‘ the Starts Tom oi^w pSdA aml will ba affarad at huntar with a steady band and an S06 woodehuckn^-tha aooutgo of --" Aaffil., who frill re- hale oMUr eagle eye probably has tha undy­ farmara—during the summer ^"0 tkiya ; Pffrjiiiiittwo ^Sratosency ealis to­ Tbs aooB hmChaoa wlB ba aarvad Mtin Operates ing affecUon of aU farmara. alone. And ha doesn’t count tha morrow afUrnoon.. ------and avtatog _ ij. ’nw roBulta of Bumy woeks' dili­ coatlnuausly from 13 to 1 p. SA ia Lumberman Percy S. Nelson un- ’ntayba’s," ha aaya. Wotheraflaid, Nov. g (ff)— Two era Dr. YYlnfieM Mover (chi gent work on tka part ef chairmen tFeednif Hall, aad a larga crowd thanasickkin^h ------:—■ " .... Appeali,:^ Higher Court priaonora-----ona a lifer wow dy- d rw * ly K tol, S-TSSo, and Dr. aad eonunlttoes frill ba displayed of busiaass paopis pkM (air abop- lag of eancor; tbo otbor naffiiring ItapHa Lahroiaus (adults enly), toamcrow whaa "Hffiidsy Basaar*’ ptn are aapactad. Aftanoaa tsa in Gatidy Faetoiy Chain aq Imaiabto dlaeasSr-wee paralM Ul. i^DSa. *t 10 A m. at OenUr the Federation Boom from S to 5 BockviUa, Nov. S (Spaelsl)—. party wiU be held foUowiag the totaM& at tka Rato Pilsoii A. *rba pariah house has baaa and a turkey dlanar from g to 7 'takes his own'^ Invantory. When jaha Ulrich, 17^ cf Mile Hill ltd., meeUng. Priasa will be. awdyded loarff of Pardswt’mooting. ’ . . tnuHrfbraud with attractive la Woodruff Hall will oampleta tbs Hew York <« r - Johm D. Hijrt* BROWN U s e d C iu*s for the outataadlng oostuauw. life r Nicbolsa LueveS^ 4A of ittva daeoratisBa by the Oo-Wad day's rartauraM astiyitlsA Tolland, waa aentanead to dO daya -to 7» 7MM old, «lmo«t totally people know you really trust them, Mewera Btaet OMeera ford, life tor tha murder of Purcell dseoratlng eoauaitt^ Mr. aad you don’t run into much dlshon- la Tolland Jail laet alaht ^ te r jratarbury, eoavletod to 1348 of Grata Btoo jraara ago at Hartford. Dbrnar patroas aro iavttod to re­ , tad nuu a candy tniainaaa ’Tha Varaon gaamatraieat hava the knlfo slaying of Mia Mary E. Mn. Ralph OroaaA ckamaen. main to aaa tba ono-itet play pre­ took in as million own.” Utter’a home in Coventry. will ba a business meeting (oltow* aorvtng a 7 to 18 years toafd for lavtoh Auxiliary, last night in tha taetad, and hamorrbafas -da- WE NEVE THE OLEEN USED OERS 18U HUDSDN X-DDOR SEDAN ing the eala Members who are Legioii home, it was reported that ia to k ^ you well. To this end both a rt odaoated, ■tsoyad tha ratina of ona aya,' al- Hayes visits some 376 of his GIT THE MOST FOR YOUR MOMIY A local auxiliary policeman bhiaking and antorlng with vlo- stores each year, feels ha can iden­ Radio, heater. A rSal bargala. $ 79 5 witnaaaad tha whole procedure and staying for the meeting are naked tanco. Mrs. Harold Belcher had given 13 meat daatroyad tha othar. As tha to bring a box hinch. Coffee will be equipped, and dedicated in purpose. As pharameiate. wvrid darkanad arotutd him, his tic nearly 3,000 of his ’‘associ­ EVERYONE PRIDED TO SELL RY DIALING WITH TAMTOR notified local authorttlea who in Gaorgo aaiid Haas helped pro­ hOura at tha Skywateh aiiice the 7* ates’’ by their voices. He has stub­ turn pichad up Ulrich, served. we are better prepared than ever before to serve tbe spirit sank in daspair. Obarrb Seavles Set long tha life'of his daughter, Pam­ last mNtlng, and Mias Barbara "I was all brokan up," ha ra- bornly refused to laam Braille, 1HI PLYMOUTH DELUXE X4R.SEUM Ulrich, who appealed the aea- ela Gaorgo, 38 montna, ivho is Waltatt, four hours. . health needs of ulie community. We iaviie you la leans heavily on his wife, who on a 1*R HYMOUTH CtANMOOK 4.DOOR lisi PLYMOUTH ‘ ON ORD” X4D0R tenoe of Jnatice B. AJten Beaton, There will be Holy Communion eallad. "I had a wife and two youny Maater. A really eieaa ear. Oaa owner. 7A6d nrilaa. New Heater and deiroater. 71 0 st 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. John’s laeurably .UI aad aaods periodic Mra. Leon Bradley, diairman of recent trip to Florida wroto back end waa rrtaaaad on 31,000 bond, Mood transfualoas. the Past Preaidento Aaan., stated iaapect our modern pfeacriptioa laboratory. daughtars to support, and I didn't 750 personal postcard messages ha ear frarraaty. Immaculate tbroaghout...... Radio and heater. - $ 0 0 5 pleaded not guilty to chaigea of Episcopal Church with prayara for know how I couid go on. servicemen. Pbnnsd towela Oak that tha group mat at her home on "But when you have a defect you Rotated. 19S3 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER DLX. 4-DOOR Priced to m IL ...... ^ ^aw b r^tn g and ehtering and theft at *n7iera must ba some good in Phelps Rd., laat week friien plane "She is both my eyas and my TWO TO CHOOSE FROM the home of Herbert F. Famhum Members of the Lutheran Broth­ iqes Just hava to laam to Ihra around Power etearihg. pbwar brakes. While tlrea. Lew mileage erhood of tha First Evangelical this man,’’ Georgo said of tha were made for the year. K. I fait that God had put me hare, right arm," ha said. axaeutive ear. Big savings. IMS PONTMO OHIEFTMN DE LUXE of Mile HtU ltd., and waa Imund prisoner he had noVar met before. Mn. David Thomas,* aewing there must ba a place for me in Hayes is deeply religious. m? FORD 2400R SEDANS over to the vrinter term of the Lutheran Church will make a ]ill Ha told bow HasA after taad- chairman, announced that the an­ ’i n n i i H ‘,I visit my church every morn­ Tolland Supartor CkMirt. grimaga tonight at 7 p.m. to St. Ing about Pamela’s IUneaa in a tlM world, and that Ha would help 1Y82 DbSOTO c u s t o m 4-DOOR 2-Door. Radio and heater. White waU tires. C l 0 0 5 la tha break, Ulrich waa aUeged John’s Lutheran Church in New nual sale of aprons aad fancy ma Jto dnd it” ing,’’ ha said, "and kneel and (hank Badla, heater. Flnldmatle drive. Low mileage. One own­ TbIEG yOOt picks aeoeoese‘ossBaoeaeseoaeee«'eaeSeeo $595 Fairly priced at ...... ^ I W * e w newspaper, formed a "Pamela articlaa will be held on Saturday, Mayas has found a m l^ ty big God for giving me what Ha has, er ear. Now par warranty. te have taken 360 from tha Fara- Britain. Club’’ at tha prison and prisoaera Nov. 38 at the J. W. Hale atorc. toaee. Today his Fanny Farmer and for carrying me along this hum home. At the time of the In- • The Rev. Donald Freeman will donated 66 plats of htood to balp Mn. Thomas is aaktog each mem­ Candy Co., has seven factories (ba tough old road. I love life. I love 19S1 PLYMOUTH CRANRROOK 4-DOOR 1HI MERDURY LDOOR SEDANS IMS OLDS “ V r RMNOiliHERTER vaatigation it appeared entranee preach atslha Rockville MethadUt the cbikL ber to donate an articla for tbis t-ana them studios) 3,500 employes people, I enjoy every day, and I Nieo dark greea flaMb Radio, heater. All good ttfes. FIvs to cheeee frem. Aseertmeat #f eelera C I O A C waa made throu|1i a baaement Church tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Tha board tiinwd down Haas* aale. Mra Henry Peaslnl, chairman (ha calls them associates), and 371 never want to retire.’’ Buy with a drive. ' Radio, heater, everdrive...... G Hydraaiallc, two tone green. $ 7 0 5 window. a aplrltudl Life Mission aervice on parols after Stata’a Atty. Albert of the Ways and Means Commit- retail shops in some 300 American Tha close relationship hy now Mint go...... Taatarday at City Court inrich the aubject, "Prayer." 8. Bill testidod Haas has a long tot, will soliolt articiea of food, to I eitias. Hayes also heads a chain of has with thousands of (Heads and 1981 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR wai fined SIS for not coming to a Legioa Meellag poUee record and baa aorvod only be sold at tha aanM time. * 4 0 candy stores in Canada. ‘‘associates’’ Is worth more, he Jot Mack finish. Radio, healer. Oyromatle drive. One 1949 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN halt at a atop aign. ’The American Legion Post will throe and a half yearA Give your eordt that faels, than the gift of sight. IMS OHEVROLET FIEETMMTER Ulrtelfa attorney in Tolland Mn. Frank Bickmoiv, U. N. Mow can a man who can't see a owner-elaaa car. Block* A bOCBOki 04 eseeee*ee*eeaoaee-#aoeeeoeo $895 JuaUee Court yeaterday waa Ste­ meet tonight at 8 at the Legion Thooe other eaaeo were handled: chalmaA stated that jwo mem- ’’poraortol looth"fhi$ face before him, ortvad a ledger, "If I could see again, by some Home on West 8t. The Building Irving I. Karmaain, Bridgeport, ben of the auxiliary aortod and year I W ith your d e ra te a multi-million dollar busi- miracle," he said, thoughtfully, "I 2*Door» two toBC ffretn. RaMfoi liDM|Dr» ^ 7 0 C phen Ketcharo. ‘The proaecutor 1980 lUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR waa Sabaatlan Lombardo.. Committee ii expected to give convicted of ebtatotog money by packed aix cartons clothing at momo onarovod or naas without—as the saying goes would )iave to Hart a new life. Dark greea finish. Radio, heater. DynaSow drive. One wliitD sMcwky tirMa report aiM further announcements false proteneea in IMS. elk months the Legion Home, for the Korean *{baing stolen blind?" Everybody would say, ‘Oh, he can owner ear. 1951 FORD TUDOR CUSTOM 44R. SEDAN Bed Drive Starto be made on the Poet’a part in suspended sentence, full pardon. . drive. . hoprioto^, 00th mot* , Tha answer Hayas found was tha see,’ and it would make a differ­ $1295 The Fourth District, American tha Armlatica Day. celebration tofo hocomoa dU* Bodio Mid kootcr* aeeesaeeesasaoeeooasoeaeeoee IMS OHEVROLET 2-OOOR SEDM Legion Auxiliary, announces the Harry Jaquith, 81, of Groton, Mn. Wilber Little nported that ■Cnor system. ence between us. No, it wouldn’t 1949 FORD CUSTOM CLUR COUPE planned for Sunday, Nov. 15. from four to three years on aax 13 of the unit membera aaalatcd in lindirolf your own , "Wa don’t have spies, spotters or ba worthwhile." Radio, heater. New seat eovers. One owner. Good tires. atari of their aecond annual auh- To Exhibit preparation for the Halloween dhtrTri—" he said "Each store He prefers the eyesight of the FUU price 3765.00. Ridl. uri hwiCT. RAOR scriptimt campaign throughout charges In Juno, IMl.. Saatance . . . conuoya your Mechanically perfect...... ^ * 9 7 ^ Mrs. Charlea Hein of Ellington reduc^ and will ba eligible for partiee of tha Legion Post. grooHopr ipo* J gar keeps his own books and heart. 1952 WILLYS AERO-WIND 2-OR. SEDAN Tolland County. Proceeda from will be one of tha exhibitors of Donations ware voted to the Boy 01)99 1949 PLYMOUTH SPEC. DE LUXE 4-DOOR this campalga arlll be uaad to pur­ parole next month. del warmth ond smi* Original Mne paint. Heater aad defmator. Gas C 1 0 0 K antiques at tha Manohaater An­ Goorgo Blake. 48. of Preston, Scout and .Girl Scout drive for Radio, heater. All good Urea. New seat covers. Dark saving overdrive. Driven enly 15,336 milee. 1M1 DUNK SIM Weekly chase hoapUat beds and sickroom tique Show and Sale to be held in funds, and for Christmiu packafea corky. But. . . tfmo B d tr o n greea fiaiah. equipment for free home use to minimum oonteneo of two yoaro on Maj. Sam Harris any resident of Tolland County. the Community "Y" Nov. 16 charge of injury or risk of injury for aailon on the high aesA ir rhortl Cheeao end 1949 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE CLUR COUPE 1949 MERCURY 2 aid 4400R SEDANS NO MONIY DOWN At the conclusion of the pro­ through 30. to the mbrale of a child five The annual membarship potluck order your poraon- Home from Korea Blckard Christy Affricaao months ago. Sentence reduced to auppar will be a feature of the l^^pecial Service Radio, heater. Nice Mack finish. All good Urea. Buy with Radio, heater, overdrive. Aseortmeat af eolom. C O O C gram laat year the district placed Nov, IS meeting. The meal at 3:30 oUa^ cordt NOW. a drive. a Pollo-Pak heater a i^ a hospital Richard Christy Affricano. 25, a year and a day. Will be paroled ; Dedicates New Taka your cholco a t ...... bed here, a hospUaJ bed. in both aon of Mr. and Mra. Benjamin A(< in April. p.m. will be served by Mra Earl MaJ. Sam Harris, 36 Ridge S t, Stafford Bhrlnge and Bomere and (ricano of North Coventry, a for­ Petoreon, chalrmaa, and bar-coni- returned home today after spend­ 1949 PLYMOUTH SPEC. DE LUXE 4-DOOR TAMTOR PONTIAC, bic. Hugh B. KenyoA 84, of Pawca- mtttee. - Radio, heater. NIes dark gray finish. Good Urea. Full 1950 STUOEBAKER CHAMF. 44R. SEDAN a hoepital bad and a wheel chair mer local resident, died Monday at tuck, etotehced to life In 1643 for i Church Cruets ing the past year in Korea where a hoepital in Norwich following a Part of the fan of aendinf peraoaaUxod he flew M missions in an Fid Jet pries 3635.00. Radio, heater, overdrive. C O O C I l l CINTIR ST. M ANCHRSm in CoveiUry. murdsr of an 18-year-old girl. FBABEH ON JOB ChiMnas cards IS chooahig the sabJeeX Thla equipment IS now available short iUneaa. , Parol# petition rejected. Squadron commander of the Seat covers...... MUNMlkMtw MI-9-4S4S HwtfMd 2.Tt7t He was b6rn hrre Aug. 5, 1925 that boat reflects yoar own individaeJity ' Hebron, Nov. 8 (Special)—An 35th Fighter Bomber Squadron, for free home une sad pereoiu Robert Roeai, WaUrbury. con- New HavcA Nov, 8 UP)—Donald needing the uae of it ahould con­ and attended local and Coventry vletod Yrith hib. broUMT of stoytog and taste. So wide ia oar seicctioii, that Uapraaslva service took place Sun- MaJ. Harris received the Air OPEN EVENINGS UNTU. 9:00 tact thalr ctoaeat Auxiiiary presi­ schools. He waa aasociated with A. Fraser ef Salom, tha aaw U. 8. £ y at S t Peter's Episcopal Medal and the Distinguished Fly- 1951 MERCURY 2 aad 4400R SEDANS Mta Hedirig Wagner of PlatovtUe Marahal for Ceanaetlcut. assumed you’re sure te find here the perfect exprea* Assortmeat sf solors. C 1 C O C dent. Mrs. Aaiut Kmninski of his father in the operation of in IMS. aerving life term and $iurch, when the two silver crueta ing^Croas for special bombings. BelleviM Avenue ia the Unit farm in North Coventry. He waa hia duties hen yastorday. Ho suc- fiioo of your holiday mood and aacaaege. fto use in Holy Communion serv- The son of Mr. and Mrs. George 'm e m o p I V IDS* Dodge Meadswhrook Sab- Radio, boater aad overdrive.'...... G G asked for a roducUon. Rejeetod catda Democrat James M. Ptocha D B ^ B w T urbaa. Radio, hsdtar. Nieo two praaident.bere. a member of St. Bernard's Church, IM of the church, given in me­ 8. Harris, formerly of Princeton I The fuade will be raised through Rockville. with the baard'a comment: "We who waa rentoved from office by mory of the late Mrs. Charles C. S t, MaJ. Harris attended Manches­ tu**’ finish. White Ursa. Spsdal new and renewed suhsermUons to Bcaldco hia parents he leavoa a did you. a big* favor eight years Praoldant Wainhower In mld-Oeto- ilers, were formally dedicated, ter Hi|ffi School. Wilbraham Acad­ OF THE WEEK a mt on this saa. 1953 MERCURY aid LINOOLN EXEC. CARS age" whan It commuted the death bor. Rocha ataysd tn offioa Until t-deors aad dnloart. Low mileage. New ear factory gaaraatoo. popular magaainea. Donations will brother, Beniamin Affricano, Jr.; S• Rev. H. R. Keen officiating, emy and Colgate University. not ba solicited or accepted. Rep- two slstoni. Mrs. Arthur Reed of aeatence. H(s brother waa exa- Oct. 81, so that hooka couid bt Willton’s Gift Shop t'Tha cruets were used for the first During World War n , ha en­ Sold at a SnnA tadaeUoa la prlee. C O #M % rsaenUUves carrying offt^ally TOIland and Mn. Irvin Rounds of entad. turned over according to doport* time Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Keen listed in the Air Force, receiving Save up t e ...... # O W W Wililam Roberto, S3, ef Hart- ment procednn. algned letter vrill eall on all reai- Coventry and'pe'ripol tofcee and MI. Bkva a touching tribute to Mrs; his wings in IMS. Ha was recalled denta of the county to axplaia the AGpbGWG* 9M MAIN STREET 9.4011 Suers, who was a member of the to active duty during tha Korean DILLON plan ia detalL 'file ftinerai will be held Thurs­ $ u reh during her lifetime and who War. day at 8:80 A m. at the Tost was greatly devoted to its welfare. He ih married to tha former Art Aaan. Maeta The aermon was appropriate to BROWN-BEAUPRE Tha monthlK nteetlBg of the Tol­ Funeral Home, Stafford Springe, Eleanor Howard, of this town. Tha SALBS and SBRVICB land County Art Aeen. will be held with a Requiem Maas fit Bt. Ber­ t* .V s AU SainU’ Day. Music was by the couple has ona son. Carter, aga T. nard's Church at 10 a. m. Burial le^ao. V sted choir, Gardner Q. Shoray, tiAight at a at tha aodal rooma of Advertise mant- tha Union Cffiurch. An unusual pao- will be fai at, Bernard's OemeUry. a ranlst, accompanying. gram has been planned and a re­ Pyienda may call a t the fimeral h w cruets were donated to the NOW AT 3 is EAST CENTER ST..-TIL MI-9-8234 -FORD- homsi^in Stafford Bpringa today t ureh by relatives and friends. Tha Old Bam on Bog Mountain M l M . MUM! M ill port of the recent exhibit will *«# ain’t, w hat it used to be. See MANOBBSTEB, OONNKCtlOITT. S19 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ffivan in detail. ’Ihare will aleo be from 7 to 10 p. m. and tomorrow I owsrs, white’ carnations and from 8 to 10 p. m. tha RosaiRoaary c lysanthemums were sent by ThufstULy’s Herald for full datails. some Judging of work of membera ( lariaa Sellers for the occasion. of tha association. will be recited tomorrow at I I I was unable to be' present. Hoarnmnlwra To Sleet p. m. Members of the Hebron Congre- Cora R. Webb, home demonatrm- Jaha.J. Cahill B L U B L I P S T SEE DeCORMIER MOTORS tlen agent oi the TbUand County I itional Church are notified of the CARS John J. Cahin, 5*. formerly of SUvertT SallBaaT poorly beatodT Don't aulTcr a nual church supper and meet- Farm Bureau aanounces two thia place, died Saturday in k o m i) f. to be held at the (ffiapel, Nov. hoaMmakara sasslona tomorrow. SchenecUdy, K. T. Ho !waa bora aasthtr adsersMs wiater day. Gat wonderful, house* For Tho Car Of Tha Year 7 Uia supper to be served at 6:30 1952DOSDTD ’The Northeast Neighborhood hero, the eon of John and -EUen widt wanaQi with a G-E B^ltr or Warn Air Fur* p tt., to be followed by a business CaatoHi 4-Door SedAa. ^ l O A C group of North Coventry maeting O'CbnneU Cahtlt and Uved here for aaca, QtifadL dtaa. quiet heat caa be youra auto- a c tin g , when the followdng items a t.l p. m. at tha home of Mrs. many years. He, leaves one broth' meffeeUg. Sart’m fuH tee! Teraw, 94*h^r iMtalla* v u ba considered and acted upon: 9 cyL Excellent condition. ^ I Henry Raed to dibcuaa tha aubject er, 'Thomaa ChhIII of Hartford. I goias Husband "Aluminum Traya" find thq 1 ^ 4 TTie funeral wUI he held Thura- tiea.^ n - F for fne Gi*E Comfort Survey. |Mra. George H. Smith left by HiO group of Irarth Ckwaatry at day at.tffiO a m. from the Biurke {gano from Bradley Field, Satur- 1952 OHEVRDLET FDRDDR SEDAN tha home of Sirs. Bamabce tomor­ Funeral Home and, ot S a. m. at ~iy. to Join her husband, Cpl. Radio, Heater, Sent Covers. MMJB. row at S p..m. whan Mrs. Mildred Bt. Bernard's’Church. Burial will jmth, landing at Houston, Tex. VeryClaaal I - Hiekliig and M n. Mabel Hall wiU be in at. Bernard’a Ownetery. cpl. Smith, sOn of Mr. and Mrs. lead the group with "Inexpensive OIL NEAYINO '.ymond E. Smith, is with the Christmas Gifts.’’ Talcottvilla ItenM are now han­ Force at Bryan Field, Tex. The 1952 FDRD GUSTDM OBactepterTpMeet dled tb ro o ^ tbe Maaekeater Bvo- couple were married here Hops CXiaptar, 0. X. 8., will meet aiag HeraM Bockviilo kareaA ' SERERfiL^ElECIRie tly. Tudor, H CyL Radio, boater. A 1 X .A C tonight at i at. Mksonic Hall on eatod at Oaa Market 8t„ b Damoastratioa Planned Like new. Unira at. ABsodsta Matrons and pkona BockviUe ASlSd. le Women’s Club will sponsor Patron a Night will ba t^ r v a d lousehold demonstration Thurs with Asaoclat# Matrpn Grace Weld Buying d new rotary boatw7 Ra- miLIAMS OIL SEEVICE A Tough Combinotion To Beat 1911 FDRD TUDDR and Asaodata Patron John Dom- Bfcmbar that one with eight blades sy evening at the home of Mrs. bek acting as haataas and host to (four rotating loops), will bast S41 BROAD STREET TEL. MI-9*1257 1 E. Horton, as one of their Radio, Heater, Seet Covers! 2 9 5 the viaitlag otttcers. faster than one with Just tour thly meeting. The Koadussko Ladles Auxiliary blades, 'nia eight-blade Mater will 5The Horton residence is the for Witt meat tonight at S in.the Oub be; more expfMive than the oth- home of Governor John S. Pe- At Manchester's Newest and Ldrg- Lounge. All mambara mb'asked to ef, hut it will M worth the inveet tafa. It is a very‘‘beautiful and 1951 FDRD I DE LUXE TUDDD coBM in coatuma as a masquerade lacnL tffiaieaUng house, built in IBIO, VeryCladB! u isn tha governor was in medical est Used Car Center These "Aces" The All New n letlca hare. He built the 2-story b icK residence from his eamihgs JIM GANZER a a physlclair. CARL JOHNSON Are Prepared To Guarantee Satis­ 1959 FDRD OUSTDM TUDDR Mrs. Norton P. Warner,* and B rs.' Jules RabiUard, cooks at the Carl suggests: A 1950 Wflljrs JiRi knows this is top value! New Paint. Good Ttrea. ^bron Elementary School, at-’ with radio, hsstffir, ovtrdrirt. faction and Give "Service Second 1952 Buick RoedoMster, 4* Seat Coveta. the Connecticut Schbol Door Sedaa. Fully Quipped. Aero - Cars V Low nilcsgt,'laiiauMalsto mr. Service Assn. Convention Radio, heater, dynaflow. See ’ at the Moaes Beach School, dition. Bettff tsks s look st To None." 1959 FDRR GDNYERTIILE ford. this ono—$1295 this one tonifht!—$2195 New Paint. New Tep. Oraop SoM "Mrs. Wlggs" . party from Hebron,. made up A Real Sport Jeb! (rs. William W. Hammond and Those Men Are Factory Trained To three daughters, Alice Ann, IMS FORD OONVERTIBLE Full Price ' and Martha, and Mrs. Ham- While They LuH! I’a guests. Joyce Hall, Mar­ Find The Car For Your Needs At A Radio, heater, overdrive. i r s * 1 ^ ita Frbcchla. David Taylor 760 Sue-EUen Kirkham and Mrs. nks Rusk and three children, Price To Suit Your Pocketl For *"The Lark'* 2^Dr. Sedan •^DeHvered in Town , Janet and Tommy and Har- 1K1 DHEVROLET FOMMi Classical Records Wythe and Deborah Wright, TOPCOAT TIME! d a matinee Saturday, pre- Over AO Cars To Choose Fronts Excellent eendition. ^ 1 1 9 5 htlng "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab- The adld fall weather we’ve bcea hav* $ 4 6 0 o 0 0 Down Palonce $42#62 Per Month Patch," at the Shafer Audi- Mokes " All Models. ~ t SINGLi • 7$ K#JK. • U ” ' ea. io f woa’t last aiach long«r. Make certaia Charles M. Larcomb and U N MERDURY A-DOOR SERAM WERE $ 1.31 EUe-JlOW .... the faad ly topcoats, overcoats ami snow* Everett B. Porter accom- Radin, heater. ' suits art ready for the ciiee days ahead the party. by sead iag thoai to NEW MODEL for cart* COMPARI THE NEW AERO-WILLY5 WITH ANY CAR HaUM Oreup Blet ful dry.deaaiBM. _ he local home makers’ group 5UPER VALUE IN ANY CLA55 last night at the home of SUNCNESTtS MOIOt tMJt U N FORI ‘/t TON PIOK-IIP a Robert H. Horton, WiUlman- STILL SOME LEFT. 1 0 % s r s c so t EiAUTY 09 UNE — 909 9ER90IIMAIICI tUr Rd. A Christmas box was 12" CLASSICAL ALBUMS . .Each ahdwn, gad ideas ware exchanged “ *"*’ ■ $ 7 9 5 $1.00 Cmfc eaMI CiMty 90K C0M90ltT90K ECONOMY OBttha subject of Christmas gifts, 90R SA 9irY Hallewoea Quiet AU CAee ufiw Aeon c a m y 47.ifB iu HwppiMg Usqfi mbMI C M sIiinm I roamed tha streets here • evening. With- -“thalr ee«AV UNCONMIMNAL OUAMNTei. I or treat," threat They car- A MMitfapBalt yHI ImM yoMT ckBica TradeToday You'll Be Money Ahead i.Mg bag (or tha treats uiiich W1^ ' ■■tS^■UWB* ChaialflMM. NEW MODEL good humoredly handed 1952 FORD 6 MAINLINE No damage around tha town lAUNOlY t DRY CLEANING TE5T DRIVE THI5 GREAT NEW CAR AT -^1 ffeto pranksters has been report- Manchester POUCE CARS—PORDOSS^ Driven b y, d U th o u fh seme windewa ware Mendhentef^l Finest. A Real Bay At ' 9 ^ yeuBgptars ware wan enter- OAYS VNUL 8:39 YO U SAVE, ------^ ia to d a y ave- ROD LENNOX OTAliOLSAVIR -W fW HilOAY , itortida:; one ^ b y tta t mirtoj g Tdgieto Rod daiau this is the hast boy StSR says: -Here’s a teal boy Ihpee lei ■ ‘WAMY DEAL* a-... A— AoKUiary, , ^ a M r ^ he’s ever seen. 1951 Oids So­ MOTOR SALES la a Rssd car." 1952 Mcreary f per -SS” 2.Door SedRR. Hy- 4-Deor flsdaa Bladi pRlat, en ■ ace P M mm mSw PTA, at the adi^ . drsRuUc. 2-tene gray. It’s afl ^

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d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE tha water with hla clothes I f O U M BY fONTAlMB FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HeRSHBERGBR and hair aflre, Dennabey volun­ Dean Suggests Freighter Fire teered to gd after him, d e ^ te hta KiWanis Tp|^ Sense and' Nonsense own bums. Bid CITY CAMERA FlENP Anawar ta PraMoua Punla "Some of my buddies tied a t u iiT U ^ . Scrtin Acttfu All or Notibing At Bostoq Pier rope around me." he -aald, "and Of Chesbire The rewarda aro alwAya *1 U** Thara ain't muck fun in madte lowered me Into the water. X got end of the road. It paya to go aU cine, but thera's a goad deal at a Ufa pgsaerver around him and Supt. Comstock SUito madtelaa in fun. Talk Formiih Claims Seven we both were pulled out.” l^-": tho way. IScrMN' u (OestMMd from Page Ona) ord a t 1039—was axpected at the McConnell, a native of Glasgow, Voc«tion«l TrainloH fMup Pag* (has) (Owrihraed |t«M Page One) Scotland, worked aa a longshore­ ICtTMt, —— nlduum* iNura Paraonnal managair’intorriowlng “Pootprinte> in the Sands of. pails. The ke). factor aaamad to be «!■ iW/MUni itaU 111 j n man only when work was slow in Effective 50% o f Tim e tji:i am^cant for Job— 'Hma war# slavar made by sitting |ef achltvemants In oRlce tirhich 1 how the anti-Byrd DamocraU n sultabl* dnu for tha confaranoa The Const Guard called togeth­ a V «m (ab.) down.” ■ been ouUtandIng. would vote. his regular employment as a con­ • SiM IMS tlw M l IM Ptraonnol Manager—How long •lUiar Doe. 1 or four wooks aftor er a court Of Inquiry td investi­ struction nian. 4Pm 'a call MI IM LIl 1 "I urga that tha votera strongly By oantraat. New York's Leonard Comstock, supariataa- did you work In Uit othor placa? tho prri^lnory tolka and; gate the disaster beginning at 3 Preliminary to tbe Coast Guard UMMakM ■ Strajra LU.IU Applicant—Pifty-flva yeara. BUI got spactet permission to go sndorsa the fruits of good govern* mayoral campaign—hot and heavy p. m. (EST) today. . dent of the State Reformatory at • lasana u u u Feraonnal Manager—How old daar hunting with hla dad, and na I ment these Republican admlnlstra. athce the starting whistle—was ex­ Than ite auggastod Ma niaw for- invMtlgation. tubpoenaa were Cheshire, told Maachastar Klwaa- URNidIt TNatlva matal crew Wais'Unlwrineig ' served on officers/and members 14 Aijrlum u r j u are youT wap prstty axclted about IL Ona tkms hava given them." pected te briag out only a ratative muYo and oddodr None of the Black 'Falcon's lant at their luncheon ateetlag • Jawlth laap Applicant—rorty-flve yeara. day hurried baok to camp, and Here la tha • lection lineup In trickle. RegteiraUon 1a 2,29t,099 of the ship's crew for appearance UPatWnM deer. crat. alacUona —gave him a 3-1 edge tims, David McConnell, 51, gave dawn Dad thlnka he ta getting atrong- Waterbury—Mayor Raymond E. over Rlegelman, with Halley a Nonethclasa thay added that Kdward Stanley, center and reluctant Wayna Kovich, two recruits del, Thursday at 8 p.m. pose o f the reformatory was to 51 Dina er becauae ha can carry $5.00 Snyder, Republican, runniag for they would look It ovor some more in Otenn'a ona-man anU-juvanlla delinquency campaign. In tha manly his life in saving others. rehabilitate, to assist young nun IMgereni Story poor third. Felltev worker Jack Crowley. 35, V' as Cooking worth of groceriea easier than he fourth term. Opposed by WlUUim Halley, 40, te beat known nation- and raply Wadnaagay at 11 n.m. art at Mlf-defehsa. ------The Friendly Circle will hold a back onto the path through Ufe On accidents I beam with nnUes of Quincy, snid he saw McConnell from which they had a tray ad utmsU did ten years ago. Whan half an inch la good aa J. St. John. Democrat, and An' nliy for his work aa axaminar of (9 p.ns. Ibsadoy K8T). food sale in Hale's store, Thurs­ M Minor al mrlng thony I t Martino, Socialist-ceall* Daan told n news eonferenca pull "four or five" men to safety, day from 4 to 9 pm. for the bene­ through environment or mischance. mllas. undarworld Mg shola for tha tele- and/added: "Then I saw him spilt **Wh«t't tht diff? You said ‘Lot's spond a earofroo MLeokad A mountaineer, aeelng hla first tlon. vised Senate crime hiarlnga a faw after tha 1 hour and 10 minute Father Wages fit of its community charitable Vocational training la straaaad, he //■ J - S* But when my Nothes begin to Brothers Await hla ^ead open on the bulkhead. IDs said, and has been found to be ovoning at tho epkral' ” intently motorcycle roaring down the road, pinch Stamford—Mayor Thomas F. J. yeara back. msating; work. Mrs. Robert Gay and her ITDatr trade Quigley, Democrat seeking second " I atill believe w* can work this clothing and hair caught fire." committee wilt be in charge. about 80 per cent effective In oor- raised hla rifle and banged away. I frown upon one-fourth an inch. Wagner won the Democratic One Man War Crowley said ha saw McOonnell 40 Shakaapaartan Wife—Did you gat the varmint ? term. Opposed by former Mayor primary flapt. 15 by almoet 3.1 over out and wa nra going to work Death, Watch TV rectlng hla young charges. OUT OUR W AT BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE —Therasa K. Black. Btagner to the rail and plunboxing, 22, and a Navy rsdar ship, the Mancbqster Grange will meet there arc that many fewnr crim­ TO 1Ue RI6HT 55 Shifted nine city councilmen In non-parti­ Dewey. held. Dean anid, "soma confarence Waite.', 35; FaL 30; Gerald, 17, tomorrow at • p.m. in Orange inals coming of age en.iha dollars WHERE 'lOU WHL T ie v e R ' san elections under city manager* square dancing and scouting. U. 8. 8. William K. Wood, suffered •50Bxpun|cr CARNIVAL ; BY DICK TURNER must be held." and Kevin Walsh, IS, a.e victims, Mo.-e than 100 youngsters have flS.OOO damages Oct. 25 In a Are Halt. It will ba visiting officera' and cents aige of the ledger, BE EASY PREY ;57Mado council governments. Ha did not elaborata. night, and the gueate will furnish Comstock declared that the Dean suggested to the COmmii- at muscular dya.rophy—a myaleri-! benefited from Glenn's generosity caused by a boiler flareback. • mictakca Greenwich—First Selectman C. French, Viet Nam bu.;;, Incui-able dteense. Its cause Is' In three years he's been at his Thirty-three Navy men and four the program. Tonight the local worst fault in the present reform­ StBoatdedea Carlton Gisborne, Republican, run­ hista that "we might tentatively Grange will neighbor with Timxla atory syatem ta that the achool agrea on one or two places for the un-nown. but heredity te believed antt-dellnquency Campaign. civilians were kilted aboard the / / t o M 6 ning for second term, and opposed to be a factor in about one-third ' ...... Leyte. Offleteta said the blast was Grange. Bloomfield and participate it getting young men who ahould meeting." And "also tentatively Ke takes them from 8 to IS not be committed to that typo of LCAMOER/y by Leonard F. Whelan, Democrat. Retake Red Base ot the cases. i yeqrs of age in clasaea at a caused when hydraulic fluid leaked in tha program. Fairfleld—First Selectman Di- setect a date, aay Dec. 1 or four institution. He sold he fesle that BUGS B u n n y weeks after the conclusion of these Iheir distraught mother watches Helena school bssemenL With up | ftom a pinpoint hole, vaporised and it it impractical to lower the mill U Kinnte, Republican, seek Hanoi, Indochina, Nov. 2 (P i- helplessly wbile their bodies \.'est* ' to 72 boys on the roster, Glenn Is became ignited, St. Gertrude's Mothers Circle Ing third term, running against preliminary talks." standards of a program which te French Union infantry and Dean than souglU to overeoroe auay as they sit in wheel chairs. looking for larger quarters. He I 77>e 8,850-tott Black-' Falcon was will hold its meeting at the home A C aM I r Walter J. Stieg, uemocrat of Mrs. Frederick Johnson. 33 designed to reform a yoiutg man Oomraimist Inaistence on discuss­ "ibey are doomed," ahe . aald charges the boys 10 cent# a watk! built In Norway in 1949. It docked of average intelligence to take tm' risht , New Chjuute—First Selectman armored units rroccupled the town yesterciay. "There te no cur* for and uses this to buy trunks, boxing |bere Saturday night after coming O'Leary Dr., tomorrow at 8 p.m. nACg.ooe! Of Phu Nho Quan, about SO mllta ing neutrals first by daclaring; care of the youngetera of dull men­ Clarence E. Costalea, RepuMicaa. "At tha asms time wa could he them aa y*L It's hard io believe. gloves and other essehtlal gear, gear. from Tbe Nethertands by way of New York. tality wrho cannot aboerb tho re­ seeking seventh term. Opposed by iMMith of Hanoi, In hard fighting exchanging complete views on They weie the most beautiful payt Hia ability to teach boxing sterna Company 2 of the 8MFD put out training. William M. Couch, DemocraL today against Vtetmlnh forces. composition." you would ever warn to see." f«;m GoldVn Glo^r* a woo^ fire on the cast side of Need New DormUery Westport—First Selectman W. Winding up bis long statement, 7'he boys do not share her de­ Broad Street, near W. Middle A Franc'h-Vietnamese roliimn Tpke.,. this afternoon about 1:15. The greatest need st the institu­ Clarke Crosaman, Republicau, nui clashed with the estimated 5,000- 'Dean told the Oommuniata: spair. Thty are In no pala and * '^ ‘‘ Z ' t “ ^L®t'te‘ IS.k. bullies of ’ crowded - 'f i , ' T > «3tE‘» AUMAVe 3 0 M6 0 w e BC3WN ’ nlng for third term, and opposed Idont ^^anttomakebul^esof ,,^^, flghting apparatus and Also, early this afternoon, the tion at this, time, he sajd U a. naw man VIetminh Diviaion 530. The "Lst us strlva to read) agrae- their dUpoeltlona are sunny d*n>it* these boys.” says Glenn. "But 1 do dormitory wing, built for mhUmiim WITH TH' LAPLE M A STEW by Charles F. Spear, Democrat. mant aa quickly aa poasibla. The their lielplesaness. j want to teach them to take care ambulaneea minutes after three MFD put out a grass Are st the U g E W 'a m - n aviM ' c d o k s t o b o l im ’ flVench high command said there successive alarma were sounded. corner of Mather and Woodbridgs aecurity. It te a difficult thing to Elsewbera In the nation, it’i r/aa heavy hand-to-hand fighUng world la watching us. It will judge Brother Tom, 22, te free of the of themaelves." e x p ^ young men t a readjust to f - n f I WITH THBR CHURNIN'IT TO SOP; iV ^ V % election day and the big ones—a Longshoremen at work on the 8U. AKr WHEM A CAMPFIRE'S SLOWHsJ’ 7a before the Comrouniat-led troops us hy what we do here and not by dlaeaae. He and hia father, v/hoi Two nighu a week he teachea civilian life rapidly after the sud­ mayor in New York sad governors what we aay here. I appeal to you works in a forge plant. auA>ort the | aquar* dancing, calling the dancea dock or on other ships quickly THERE’S A SUY WHO HAS TO FOKE STOP were forced once again from the rushed to the Blsck Falcon to den change from c#U block soeur- , AW TH ’ r e s t f u l SLOW IS SHATTERSP 3§>EFeN6NE in New Jersey and Virginia—had war base they had built up- at In a spirit of antire reaaonablaneas. family which Includea three daugh-1 himself to hU own stock of re- ity to the home. A minimum I ANOyXIRrREAMSSOUPAlSMOKE. ^ LE6SOH Republicans and Dcnroerata bat' Iwt ua work together withput fear ters at home. Another da-ughter i t ; cords. help In rescue work and to man Pbu Nho Quan for an attack on pier hose lines -until flreflghters Town GeU Salt security dorm ta needed to make »«*■»***" »-A .■.TOiLTO.y-i..»..TOm 1V1E Foot f e in t ^ tiing with one eye on aiecUon day the French defense bastion In tbe for tha benafit of Ute ravaged married and a aixth aon waa killed ' His young boxers have put on the adjustment easier, and to a year hente. neonte of Korea and the paoptea of six yeara ago. exhibition bouu for a March of arrived. •\ Red River delte. For Winter Use make the training of inmates more Scrag Political Tread Tha renewed threat of this base the Par EasL” Weakaesc, frequent falling, dlffl-! Dtmei beneflt, for lodges and the John Dennehey, 35, of Quincy, like school thsn prison training. ALLEY OOP . A W ay Out B Y V. T. H A A IL IN one of the injured men, said about Ever sineo a Democrat upaet a Induced the French, to launch the ciilty in climbing aUL-s and a I paUenU at Fort Harriaen Veterana Comstock prahtad the work of new attack on Diviaion 330 early peculiar aide to side waddle are i Administration Hospital. 14 tons of imdtum peroxyde was In Its preparation to keep Man­ Charles Burr, member at the «EU,A8 UMB A6 NO I DONTT DMC SURE/ NO f THM16 IT/ Republican in Wisconsin’s #pectel being imlosded. He said some of YT otckhtncjee EXTRAOmON IP m OON/Tu congressional election last month, to(tey. Hie French previously cap­ flrst symptoms of the disease, j What’s in it for BUI Glenn ? He , „ chester Streets free from ice and Board of Trustees, and hU associ­ \ OC«OIOM»TOU that KIHa X < Trinity0 Air Cadets Mt sMIled out and burst into eURVIVB>,TW ouraioE THIS leaders of both partiaa -have bean tured Phu.' N(m> Qiian but aban­ Progressively the patient Is con-1 says his reward can't te MHight show this coming winter, tbe ates. He said thst thetr akt and CM4 DDMOUT LABORADRTAND looking. .to this day for clues. doned it Oct, i i after destroying teed to a wheel chair, then to bed. | and explalna by quoUn* one of hU . , w - support has been inealuabte to \ A0TOU FVEASE all mlUtery Inatallatlons. Tba town Vote Not to March A d dice when the malady affecU: boys: i . Highway Dept, has stored 40 tons him. Burr had Introduesd the row ir aorrvm The way thing! g* today, they of salt at the Muaicipal Garage ea . ohcminn m theoria*. might show how things haa been an important war baas the heart musetea. "Gee, Mr. Glenn. I'm glad you ^ ,^ * * J ^ the lidde * ppeaker. y , ANyMONt. for Vietminh forcaa rectiving sup­ he said. Harrison St. will go lit tho 1954 congressional Hartford, Nov. 5 l/ffl—Trinity Dennchy i* credited with trying Another 22% tons of calcium election. ; plies from Red Oiina. After the _ I have eomething to do besidea Advertisement— first eaptura the Red troops fled College Air Force ROTC ca3ets to save the life of David McCon­ chlorile is stored there for use by As Sen. Dtrtuen .(R-tll) exproeeed Lange tO'Waiy , nm around the atreete." nell, who gave his life while res­ the Highway, Park. Water,' and Been up on Box Mountain late­ one OOP viewpoinL election of a to the neighboring timeatone hijhi have voted ni)t to march dttrtn,g but later returned in an atteippt to the haitr'sd-^AiTrhnty'WoaUTaB cuing fdur.or^flve of hia eo-mark- Recreation D*])ta.. mostly : for ly? You'll want to go bp'kaon for Deipocratic governor In JfeWr.Jkr- ers. keeping gravel roadway’s from Mg dOiitgs. Bee TTutrsdaya Hsrald sey—it would be the flrat time m tefoThi their base. foeAball gam* on Nov. 14. On Atrocity IsAie Bi* - In today's action, French and After McCbnneH plunged Into becoming dudty. for full detalla. 10 years—might aet off a chain It isn't so much the cadets don't reaction resulting in n Democratic Vletitemesc paratroopers dropped love a parade; it/s the catcalls and New Tork, Nov. I , (FV—Halvard j Q j j | S e \ f e r F r a m C S Congreaa. Into Pbu Nbo Quan and spearhead­ ed assaults by the armored anil Je^rs" they. aald they get from M. Laage. NorwegUa minister of * . TTiat, Dirksen said, would "tie other atiid-nta in the grandstand. the hnnds" of President Eteen- infantry columns, foreign affairs, fsld today ha ------"Art you tho oditor of tho Csrflold grammsr school Thera was no immediate an­ And ainca Weateyan is TYInlty's ■ugloT" hovver .luring the laat two years of traditlottal rival, this marching mat know how much American war 1 ' the flrst Republican national ad­ nouncement of Vietininh or Frriick . .. . „ „ I Bristol, waa t)>e only bidder of six Union loasea in retaking Phu Nho huslnem could become embarrass­ atrocity charges would contribute mvjud to submit a bid yesterday i ministration in twq decades. ing. CHRIS WELKIN. Musical Chef BV RUSS WINIERBOTHAM Elsenhower IS Mwking the Re­ Quan, but the rebels were hard hit to a settlement of the Korean situ-, for sale to the town'* highway de-! BOOTS AND R b R BU D D IE S H ere W e Go BY EDGAR MARTIN by intensive strafing, bombing and The matter of whether to march atlon. I partment of 13 manhole frames ■ B/F.Goodri«A publican candidates in all three or not was left up to the cadets crucial races—|*aul L. Troaat for ai'tinrry fire,' and their casualties Lange made the aUtement aa he ; and 24 catch basin covers. Session ! JUST DKE CWPMEA wars believed to be high. theraaclvea when a faculty com- str;vecl on (he Norwegian-Amerlca asks 544.15 each for the manhole COUPLE OF New Jeraey goven.or, Theodore R. mitteo racently rejected three com­ A LOOK IN Dalton for Virginti. governor and- liner Stavangerfjord to attend the fremee and |18 each for the catch . S acm IN THE CMOCUSESy, plaints made by students over eighth General Assembly of the basin covers. Harold Riegalman for New York ROTC regulations. n tssiss 6A LLE Y.. C L V o E -r A mayor. United Nations as Norway's chief General Manager Richard Mar­ i SECOND TIMING THE % Face Penalty Regarding the three rejected delegate. tin asked for a waiver of the re­ HractioiilWiiis ■ #■ S e e s THE EGGS* The Presidant has said that, complaints, the Student Seqnte Lcngc said he preferred to quirement for competitive bidding • sm cE white ha doesn't want td uae his met last night and said tha com- ‘‘wait and listen to tha preaenta- on the Items at the Oct. 9 meeting offlee in partisan politica, ha of On Property Tax plninta were amply answered and SOLVE YOUR WINTER DRIVING PROBLEM \RATFOKM thm at the American charges" be- ! of the Board of Direetora, but the OOFT roUraa wants to aea Repablicana there was np furthar discusaien. - fore commenting on them- He , Board did not ghint tte waiver. alectad. Sevanty-two Manchester per­ Aa the- rMult of the cgdet's vote added that the atrocities were "not i Town engineer Jamm H. Shee- MILES Troaat, 55, and n wealthy con­ yesterday,' the Trinity hand Will CAlPTUeff sonal property owners face penal­ n - a In itself." because the. stories key said today be suspected the On packed »noWs tlM t, icy or tractor, Is seeking the chair of wear colltga uniforms In placa of have appeared In the press Knee FEONIME Gov. Alfred E. OriaColl. He ap­ ties of 10 per cent additions to tha Air Fores uniforms. other foundries would not Md be­ rainy povnnMnf—your UK- EAeTO_ the first U. 8. prisoners were freed cause they would have to make peared to ha a slight, favorite to their personal property aaaaas- by the Rede in Korea. win over Democrat Robert B. nichte becauae they fa lM to sign molds for the frames and covers S A V n k t h o declarations nt the offlee df and would not do ao elncc the town- Meyner, 44, -a lawyer pnd farmer RONE EXCHANOBR CLOSE fltate Senator, Aaseaaor Henry Mutrle before Smog Damage Set could give no guarantee ef bow In Virginia, Dalton’s whirlwind dsadli'ne Saturday. New York, Nor. 3 OPi— The many frames- er covers It would attafnpt to bacoma .hte state’s first In IaddltiopL------there are 34 persons At Million Yearly stock exchanges in New York and order In the future. B. F, Gaadildi Tibabss Tin RepuMlcan governor whistled head- who do not live In town but who all commodity markets with the Tbe department previously had FSISCILLA’S POP . B Y a L V E R M E E R exception of the New .York Pro- . bought tbe materials from Seasion, MICKEY FINN Hsrdly Necessary! I on into tba powerful Democratic own personal propertjr hare facing LANK LEONARD orgkniaatlon headed by San. Harry the same Increase. Los Angslsa,.Nov. 3 (87 — Smog duce Bechange were closed today, j avoiding the competitive biddings TW LIFE-SAVER’S rmrf.utioaary trend Ims 1F. Bryd. ''v. Almost ona third of the 1,135 will cause about one million dol­ TTm Chieagu Midwest Stock Ex- by making purchasea totaling leas ihotiaands ot tiny grip-blodcs thnt "walk” Chance and the Sah Francisco, Loa than $500. NOWlOlll^fWUP! M»7K IMTNROWN Byrd didn't take the' slump for persons who bold parsonal prop­ lars damage to field crops in Los ioatead at ilidc, grip instead of slip. BFG NOrSKX-KITMlWPONT EMMtAHMif hta man, former Itep. Tboikaa B. erty taxable here flocked into Angeles County thle year. Angelas and telt Lake ctoek mar­ CNRWroOLFC flnJM T gSOiOMNg ^ AL80P FUND BENEFIT U NM AT^iU /, EMr,NN)SOeNNU.K! o nNugradsT M5.F9MIJU kCKLOIMSIMIUpfff Stanley,'52, until two weeks 5go,JMutrie’a offlee within tbe last few te pfedieta Louis F. da Martini, kets were open as usual. UFE-SAVEKS give year-round skid protection Before then Stimley had been cam- days of October. Jr., past proaident of the Loa An­ Election day was -observed In Avon, Nov. 5 l#»—Ruth Draper, AOC- coMNCPWlN w riu iM C M iM eia t intensationally famous actress will — sanl punctures and’ protect against bruise CMSCdN MM ~1D4UKC I paignihg in ■ guiat, easy-golhg geles County Farm Bureau. Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit. Pitts­ I manner white Dalton hit all 10 of StATB b a k e r s ELSKrr He told the Pure Air Commis­ burgh siM Pbtladelphia arid the give ' a performance at Towpath blowouts, too! Y et they c o « leM than legnlac I tha aUta's districts, dropped In dt Waterbury...Nav. 5 (F)—Alva T. sion yesterday that aihog also has financial markets reAutlned closed School next Tuesday in noemory of tire with blowout-protecting tube. Ithe 7 n ^ House dor n chat and Cinq-Mara, oWneir of th* Handy damagad crops in four nsighbor- today. Joseph Wright _.Uaqp,. a Ufriong lloggad about 95/15 travel mRca. Kitcheh BaKqry at .FrbspeqL haa tng countlas. Ha said c"dlve no Omin exchanges throughout the friend. The proceeds of the per-, I Moat obaervada ooiMeded' Dal- been elected president of the Oon- longer can'be grown In this area United States and Canada were form once u-ill go to the Joee^ To puli through doop snow* Iton. 52, was n a g U « well. But necticut Balcara Assn. Others and that apinaeh and m u stard open for biuilnesa'as wq)l aa Other Wright Alsop, a lifelong friend. I fevr predicted nr teouk) run well sleeted wet* David T. Duggan. greena may bccoBM unsalabte commodity markets. Tbe proceeds of the performance muddy reads, drift-sevorod I enough to win. WeM Hartford, vice president; within hours after a smog attack. The New Orleans Cotton Mar­ will go to th* Joseph Wright Aieop driveways, cheoBO a pair of tienivy 'iTunout Expoeted Charles R. Hoffman. New Britain, In aome areas, he declared, it Is ket -wae open aa usual, but the Memorial Fund for the construc­ A heavy tumout^leee to 450,- treasurer, and Charles Barr. Waat not profltabte even to rales citrus New York Cotton Exchange waa tion of an addition to the Avon 1000 ceoqparad with 0ie 205,000 rec­ Havan, aeereUry. crops. closed. Publie Library. M BFG Witttffr Troctio* Tlrts

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■ U k i L , W Chatter Grid Browns Best Defensive Team Since 1927 Tech and Illinois Bowl Bd I a • ■y EARL W, TOST Coach Credits Reibel, Howe • Y«us *1 Baikeiball b id i Retdin W isconsin Battering Ram Halfback Sj^erts BMtor . „i Stanford or UGlans Speed, Spirit Pace Scorers rvR^WLING Dbiriinatidn ^ Celtics Top Ranking lA O K AUKK81 G«ort« “ Spin> > Kunday^ (fame ahould ba another aeh" Vincak and Gena Oonroy,; thiillar. If 'paat acorea mean any- ALANS Manchaatar. Merchant football: thinr. For Fine Play Rookie and Veteran lee VILLAHR rMABMKM , Duchy ...... to* tl4 tl »n Arouses Ire o f Leaguie Maryland and Baylor^ " J playara. Both ara the sona of for- \ ------UaHea Grev^ (»l Puller ...... ISO IM III) 404 ------r Stars Each Have 14 Hollars F o R o w ; D u k e C lim b s New York, Nov. S (#)—Mary-' 5 . mar Silk Ton-n football playera. BIIXY FREY, injured Korean CTeveland, Nov. 3 (e>—Coach. W l « — Duin .... “ S a? Totals ______en MS 974 17U VIneak’a father, waa tha center, veteran, aat in the eaat end aone Into Tcntb JPoshloni l«HL 4»l»homi, Owji^.Taelranti Paul Brown put his anger on speed Baglty , Police Candidatcfi, with aevaral North Bhid teama laat Saturday and enjoyed the Prrrman « SI » S ) Al'TOMOTIVIt LKAOl'E nUaebi ;nc* tba Inadttig ebiHUdataa C e u J c ie r s and spirit as the reasons this year's ! Vontreal Rudfrll ...... S7 »l » m ^ Al’s Tesaeo ttl fP includinir the , Cloverleafi and Mancheater-Afawam pamc. Nov. 3 (F)—Rookie — ------— Plrhry ...... ISO UXI 107 m New York. Nov. S (ff)-^N«tni ferm ajer bowl sppMrahces as col- Football Players 040 Majora while Conroy*a dad played ------Cleveland Browns -defensivs team * Earl ...... 4.74 4J4 43S 12U Thrrrirn ...... JS IflO IM 104 (Dutch) Reibel and the Toula Dnm* drew M of 184 first ptfica Isgp'fefitM l hss:ds"ddwa the No­ With the Majora and Cuba. { DINNER WEDNESDAY nijtht may become the most effective pro veteran Gordie Howe, both of the mitea's Stirs 141 McCarthy ...... 74 S7 173 votes.today and solidified its poai- New Haven. Nev. 8 (85— Heck ...... M V3 vember stretch. — at the Manchester Country Club's football has seen since the 1927 Detroit Red Wings, shared the Na­ 142 M2 tieti as the country's No, I collegailleg* Ceaarcticut Atate PoMcemea tional Hockey League Individual Btoedgood .. ** *«• — 84 fodtbidl team. Maryland'a unbeaten, untied TvrVe teiaag today hew they GEORGE VINCEK will pick Up j annual Trophy NiKht will be New York Giants rationed 20 camiMnrir . M 770 " ” *«» • his discharge from the Army Wed-1 served at 7:S0, General Chairman scoring race today with 14 points. Oanadr ...... •1 7i7 ...... 442 80S 948 1943 Tha Mas, 7*ho rfnabfd Navy Terraptiu and Oklahoma’s tmee- pearly hod the Bleemabarg points to opponents in 13 games. MePartUnd n as Totals .. IS-T ler tbsir fifth a t^ g M Trtrtory, bestea Beonera have the inside (Pa.) Atate Teaeber* eellege Basday at Fort DIx, N. J. The Joe Handley reports. One of the 'They’re a little faster than our . Each has four goals and 10 as­ Motl|r«ooe Henrlce ttl leeal athlete recently returned to features of the evening will be a sists. Howe, last year's hlgh- Totals 4SS 447 421 l» « ...... 44 — N 170 nmnaaad tha amswi's high total mt track for a Jan. 1 meetuting in the foetboll team la tbeir ranks. previous personnel,” Brown an­ ...... 43 »2 -- IM Orange Bowl how that an agree- tha Uulted Stathea after 15 lUin on activities taken at the scorer, picked up the moat ground ' UiHu* ...... 114 117 121 213 IMS paints hi the Aasodetod It all happened laat. Friday alyzed. “And the defense is proud Priaa pefi and amvad IM polnis meatlias been* Reached for th* win­ at New Haven Atoie Tenrhera months of Korea service. Albert dub by Stan Hilinski. Stan is of their work. Not cocky or over­ last week—three pofnta. Reibel had Bor Motors (It lUyss ---- ...... ini 4« — 147 ••Tosh” Vincak is George’s uncle. 1 one of the club's moat active and only one assist in games last week...... *4 7» S7 2S0 lUcheidana 40 — IIS 20* ahaiid nl ss4send glare Marylaad, ner* of til* Atlantic Coast and Big Celiege where the Atate PoHce confident, because they know that ...... *1 M M 274 Lynch ...... — ion 4* 1*4 Seven Conferences to square off in Both linemen, they play side by beat golfers. Four players, Ted Lindsay and 42 M aVohrl ...... — in* 48 II* ' and dhtlad. department wmm eenduetiag ex­ bad days can come. But very 2 Completing tba top ten are: 8. MUffll. aminations. aide on defense. proud—full of spirit." Red Kelly of the Wings, Tod Sloan m 243 1 . NASSIFF ARMS^ basketball of Toronto and Bemie (Boom 74 7S3 Totals .... 441 809 8M U18 Bdylor: 4. Ullnoia: 8. MIchigi lUloois Is e strong h*t to play A Atate Police exatniner atUd Boom) Geoffrion of Montreal are fiUU; 1 Georgia Tech; 7. West either SUhford or UCLA in the BILnr RITOHIE. Manchester team, members of tha Connecticut IN SIX GAMES the unbeaten Totals 444 440 480 I3S4 Maacheslrr Baeialor Itt be was sittiag Miere when in High football co-captain, plans to Basketball Association last sea­ tied for third with 10 points Maloary't T» til I Dralntrd II* 114 M 140 Virginia: homa; 8. UCLA; Rose Bowl, TThcre the Big Ten and ivalked theee 48 talL hnaky Browns' defense has allowed only 19. Duke. Pacific^ CUeat - Champions have enter either Trinity College or the son, will provide the opposition 37 ' points—an average qf fi.l a apiece...... mt 43 47 at Pagan ...... 110 44 — 104 guys—fine Atate Pellee mata- Maurice Richard of the Cana­ ...... 78 43 103 270 PSrrand ...... 12 114 101 212 Ten points are given for a first dve«7 rtal. tTniversity of Connecticut after for the All American Rm Heads game. The Giants have yielded 92, ...... 44 47 4S 277 In. VIttnrr ... 122 im Hie 141 graduation In June. (Girls) basketball team at the dians leads the circuit's goal-get­ place vote, nine for a aecond, eight New Tear's Day,.1847! He handed them examination and opponents are puncturing de­ ...... ms 17 IS a iu . VIttnrr ... . 44 no IM 212 for a third, etc.. In th* poll of sports Armory on Sunday afternoon, fenses of the other 10 National ters with six. The Rocket la also ...... 48 74 mi 144, H LaChapprl . — ao in papers sad pencila and told . . . a n d HIGH 8CHOCM. graduates who Dec. 6. ‘ The game Is being spon­ the most penalised player with 22 writers aad broadcasters. GBOBGIA TBOH, which. like them to take seats and start Football League clubs for an aver­ minutes in the cooler. ToUIa 440 424 478 1372 : Totals ...... 834 841 444 1849 Tha most drastic change In this Oklahoma has lost only to a na- L t e p arould like to play with the Alumni sored by Temple Beth Sholom with age of 20 points or more a game. I ranllffe Motors tit right M. basketball team Thanksgiving Bill Cooper as General Chairman. Terry Sawchuk, Detroit's stellar lAutdrt ...... 44 118 IM *13 This IWT picture of th* Celtics waa Uken Just before th* Amer- week’s atandbig* saw Southern tlcfisl paca-setting Notre Dame, “ Hey, wait a mlaate,’* bhuT- m y tieadujp Last Sunday the Browns' defense Sarylt Brslly (It Caltfemla, upset IS-T by Oregon, appears to be a cinch for b post­ flight against the schoolboys are paved the %^-ay for a field goal and goalie, he.s a 1.27 goala-again.';t ...... M 78 licaa BaakMhall Uagu* decided to break up a teiun that waa too ed one of the brutsem. “t t c a n s e e average In defense of his Vesina ...... 40 74 il; S »•»"...... W W fall from seventh U* 17ih. Duke, season bid unless disaster strike* 0 0 asked to contact Jimmy "Jaxa” BRIINO M08KB la expected all three touchdowns by capitalis­ u2 ** i**lu I atrong. TTwy w . left to right, Joe Lapchlck, Chris Leonard, Dutch think 7ve*re in the wretw back Sunday from his Maine hunt­ Trophy...... 74 41 loaer only to Army In seven gameie, th* squad. A top representative of room." w here I'm going. Farrell. Tha traditional game will ing on Washington Redskin "mis­ ...... 79 40 *77 »l It* ll» *24 iDehnert, Pat* Barry, Nat Holman, Manager John'Witty and Johnny climbed into the select bracket, open tha season fof the Red and ing trip and will be in the lineup ...... 102 48 I Beckman. tha Southeast Conference has been takes”—to borrow the word from Ti ■ Totals ...... 4.72 A73 804 14*1 from ISth to lOtb. Invited to tlM Sugar Bowl ta 15 of "Aren’t you here to take the l^ lta cagera who will be-coached of the Merchants. Washington's coach, Earl (Curly) REVOLVER LEAGUE UnbosUa Baytor, 3S-7 vtetor Atate Police teetT" the ezam- by Elgin Zaturaky, Will Clarke Pilgrim Club ...... 423 418 4*0 13*( . ~ T T “ - ... tbs 18 games to date and thaf 9ngi- ioer asked. Lambeau. After seeing his team Potsriy Bros, (ft „ *"'• ... (Thia la the second of fonr back, It appean more rtdiculoia over Texas Christlsa. and niiaols, neers are Ju*t that'ks ot, the mo- haviiw stepped down following the FINAL HOME football game for , J t Frrry ...... 273 “Heck, B O ," oaM the hooky lose the ball on a blocked field goal, ...... 44 103 43 3*4 Dcsia ...... SI S7 — IM I stories oovering Jeo Ijmshtcye : than It did then, especially whan conqueror of Purdue 21-0, held meaL If the Techmen want Jt they 1S52-N campaign coached Man- Manchester High’s Indians will be try, a blocked punt, four inter­ R. Biaronnette...... 270 ...... *0 40 40 344 Kloirr ...... 1(1* 122 111 M3 hlghUghts In 48 yearn of baaket- yeoth. "We’re the Penneyl- Chester High teams for 32 years. Saturday afternoon against West E. Walrn ...... : one considers that th* presept-day their rhepective places at third aiid more than likely could hive a Cot­ cepted passes, and two fumbles in­ . . . 387 ...... at 111 107 304 ' Prrrtio ...... IM 94 4* 10* baU. Now eoscb of the New York fourth to keep th* upper part of ton Bowl bid, too. vnala Atate Tenehem College Haven High at 2 o'clock at Mt. J. Drrendal ...... 385 ...... 94 n 44 m Ill 104 IM *4* .New York Knickerbockcra gave feotimll te4un. Tomerrew we duced by hard tackling, Lambeau „ _ Jz;| V. Drila Prra...... - 102 104 2M i KnicliertMM-kera, he long kae been < close to $40,000 to acquire Svreet- the list bitbcL Nebo. The ' following Saturday, said; M. Hastings ...... 3 8 3 a dominating figiwe In the game.) Ray iniot's Jllinl are lit the cen play New Ha%-en Teaebem." LAST FRIDAY afternoon Line Totals I water Clifton and Max Zaalofaky. But dewu below, MtaMgaa Stale ter of tho Pasadena picture not Coach Tony Alibrio at Manchester Nov. 14, the Indiana wind up their 'This Is the greatest Browns’ ...... Tut...... They did aad drnnped nn- nine game slate against Weaver Total ...... 1340 nrrarmirr Malsrs <41 Holman and Banka reported to oMved fee at aiztfi te fifth aad only because they are the sole itn- High took several players on a team I've ever seen. You Just can't Helloween has come and gone, but from the looks here at least KLKa LKAni'R Jarvis ...... 44 IM ISO M.7 ByJOBLAPCHIOK 1 Hakoah and 1 went to (hevcland, Geergia Teeb frem eighth t* sixth, beoten New Haveo, 14-18. High in Hartford. j make a single mistake, or they'll 5lanrheatrr Chib baaUa entry left In the Big Ten tour of the Wesleyan campus in 'one' pumpkin-head remains. Closer Inveitigation will show, how­ .Vnirr Damr Itt N»f( ...... 7 104 44 — 10(1 (Written Fapertally fer but Dehnert and Barry never did ebevtag West Vlrglala dews tw* (8^ ). but also becaua* they are Sports Mirror Middletown. The Imys met Coach Jump on you right away." W. Foas ...... 288 Wood ...... no 101 2M ...... *2 — 130 312 AP Newafeaturea) Pros Give More Action J. A lv es...... 24l ever, II la Just a basketball bouncing in front of thia rtferee during I Croinan ...... 47 » rsl Whit...... 41 — *7 ITS I sign with Rochester. aetehes aWin agb the Meantalaeer* not at a dlMdvantage schedule- Norm Daniels and then were treat­ KINGSLEY KITHNEY, former At the league schedule halfway a game at Madleon Square Garden between New York Knicka nnd ! Phrrsnd IK. Drf’ornilrr ...... 43 12 — iis Tho firat organlaad baakatball They played as th* Celtics, ed to a showing of several 1938 Manchester High rifle star, is now point, there have been only two P. Staum ...... 248 ...... 101 tin team waa tha Original' iglflal Celtics, t woa taetr teiieh test with Peaa wise. If Illinois Uvea up to Its TODAY A YKAB A4M)—Ken­ MtnntRpohs Leakers. (NEA). I Mlnnpy ...... 43 44 ,7. Malorca ...... — 44 M 147 adding KA Burke, RotW Cooney State fifi-lfi te remain one of the favorite rola against Michigan this Mantle Undergoes Wesleyan football films of games firing in first place for the Univer­ shutouts in 36 games, and the ■W. Throndlon ...... 2.76 HllInrkI ...... 48 144 127 37„ McCi ighry ...... _ *7 104 3ni played with them for tha firft tucky V. dropped baaketbidl fer a 51. Jon es...... ; ...... 236 Brrrn » !^» 4 . 101 101 and John Canaty, John Witty* the fear aiwl*r aabcatea and nailed Saturday the winner of the Michi­ Than Rah Rah Elevens year after the N.C.A.A. put the which Involved the local coach. sity of Connecticut's rifle team. Browns have scored both, with — Total...... 4» 520 time in th* 1932-23 leaaon. muimger of the team, carried hi* gan SUU-OhIo SUU match will Tony was a watch charm guard on Johnny Kleperis is another former New York and Green Bay the vic­ You played with no other team Knee Operation aidiool on probation for subsMUa- Totals ...... 444 173 502 1641 offlee In hie coat pocket Oklahoma aad UCLA * a c h have little chance to catch the cur­ tion. several Wesleyan teams. M. H. S. shooter with the UOonns. tims. The last comparsbie per­ Total ...... 1349 Prloeel*! (t) i;orNTBV n.i'B n k ; when you played for the Celtics. New York, Nov. 3 (45—Have you formance by a pro grid team de­ Also shot: Williams and Musial Still PUchrr ___ fUastor* ID We were getting $1 a minute for Finally, when the team began moved up on* rung. The Soonere rent leader. The Wolverines and FIVE YBABA AOO-^Yank A third former shooter with Ooach ...... na u — IM loaing games Witty sacrifloced a Wisconsin are slim outsiders at Springfield, Mo., Nov. 8 (45— noticed how much faater th* col­ f Oil Hunt's Indians at UO>nn la fense was by the 1944 Giants who -A. Carini ...... 217 Braurrgard ...... 101 n t» 2M ArHfirBftfi ...... 92 M 101 our aervlcea. trounced Kanaee State 34-0 and ball, and the time consumed before Frisch and Fred FItasImmetia DINKY HOHENTHAL la play­ Burgraa ...... SR M M 2R6 Nplgon ...... M ... great deal. He suggested that th* UCLA won over Osllfomla 30-7. this point. lege footbedi teams a n running off tbe ball waa snapped again. Ben Crehore. More Handler, a gave up 75 points in 10 games. R. Soucy ...... 210 Ssiratore SnztInI ... Th# surgeon who operated aa signed as Giant ooachss. ing an end position with the Man­ ...... 97 I3f aiM ...... 1(17 93 We had a manager who waa a team disband. Duke gained He 10th place spot Southern California, Ineligible their playa and what a terrific test What he discovered when he got chester High Jayvee. football team freshman at UConn, is an out­ "Kona’ and Gorgal's extreme J. Grllfin...... 190 Top Sluggers in Majors BumrII ...... 1U7 92 iia 311 MloariF ...... — 111 department store cashier. Some- Mickey Mantle yesterday aald the of stamina their boys are under­ TEN YEABA AGO—Th* asv s- D. VerizzI...... Thrrrirn . 91 Rpckfir ...... 95 m ••Let's oat disgrace the great by smashing Virginia 48-8. for the Rose Bowl because It play­ It all totted up was that the pros while Myles McDonough fs a back. standing competitor for a varsity speed has helped the secondary a .. 143 M 175 times he would get behind In pay- New YofI^ Yankee centerflelder going since the two-platoon sya- land Indiana brought Hal IVoaky W. Griffin...... — Uann.lla ...... 101 97 home of Celtica," be laid bit play­ Her* are tha etandlnge (With ed there last year, nevertbcleoa had devoted about 22 per cent Bully Squatrito is a guard and berth at Storra Annual CIAC lot," Brown explained. "And Cat- .. 137 Totals ...... 514 m Ing iia by Si much as five or six tem waa aboiiahgd thia season ? out of retirement for trading jjur- 513 14f3 TnUli ers. "Moke year ewa deals." witty Sret place votes and teem records holds the trump cards on the coast. came through in good shape and more time to playing football than poses. Leo Cyr a back. All four are fine cross country. lin, as linebacker, has been of im­ ...... 494 50R gsmcB. We’dI’d often go to the store By contrast, the profeasionala mense value. And there's Don Colo ^ «fsn Le«gue. Richie Cmttof <11 Wyong 111 pay hated to see the team play belaw in parentheses): The Trojans face both Stanford "we expect complete recovery.” the college teama had. Specifically, baseball prospects. Coach Charlie AllPn ...... inn 97 — 147 where he worked and he’d us the Atoodard that bod been aeL and UCLA, th* PCC contenders. look mighty slow, don't they? Al- the crowd at the money game had Beattie'a JVs and Hall High's JVs NEW ENGLAND Interscholas- doing a bang-up Job at tackle.” baafhira*l^«t 'h !n r ? Aahbum of the Philadelphia Phll- Drmcra ...... «7 u *4 243 a ii.h ...... 93 — 43 for two or throe games at a time. Palate Dr. Dan Yancey removed the parisaa, th* Detroit prmm elashad Soccer Jayvees Jnrgrnson ...... 1» m 91 .3411 Phflan ... Cleveland negotlatiul for Deh­ 1. Notre Dam* (90) (5-0) . 1,343 The Indiana from Palo Alto are wmyu they seem to be running enjoyed 15 minutes, 41U seconds played a fi-S tie last Saturday at tlc Cross Country Championship Halfback Ken Konz, only five- “ *■ -3*2 followed by Sullivan .. 111 111 We oftentweiMered bow ba did semilunar caruiege from ManUe’n their players either on or off the 8 mlnuteo, fiomblry ...... f7 tl 9* 374 Tarca ...... 115 ins 47 *17 had been indicted for embetaUng 8. Baylor (7) (8 -0 )...... 908 the 1961 World Series and again Franklin Park in Boston, Manches­ entered the Marines In 1952. base- . e.i . Harry .... They had already lost $wo games There la a strong possibility the time with their outmoded scheme onds. game, Oregea Atate spent a tatal BLUE JACKETS of Middle- ter High's undefeated harriers will line of Cleveland's defense along ball observers spent much of their ' Cleveland a Dale Mitchell is . toi'sIs inu — 109 8100,088. Maybe some o f It wan 4. niinoU (5-0-1)...... 783 lagt July. He said the operation of making every man a spectalist...... 5.T4 520 444 1530 Brown« ,.. 101 .102 when we came. We won th* next 6. Michigan StaU (5-1) . . . 553 two might wind up in a tie ivhic'h Admittedly, the pros enjoy a ot only 4 nfiantco. 48*4 **e*nfis la town. Sunday's foe of the Mer­ be among the pre-race favorltea with Ken Gorgal, si rookie star of McNamara’s three goals paced time comparing the two. xed's 7 '“ "*'’’ “ P. Williams in the; ■’I'r«aa <11 _ _ fVltie ntoney. We never knew, hirt reVegled more damage to the rar- When Trill they atop cheating the every type mt mMmmmhm mmmmmnr. 1950 but in military service the TMal. eighL. 8. Georgia Tech (5-1-1) . . . 545 would necesatute a votb by the “slower” whistle, because their chants at Mt. Nebo, dropped a 7 Annual C d L cross country race the Manchester High Jayvee Soc­ followers claimed he waa more of * League with .315. Behind i Mohr ...... 77 R1 110 >71 ...... be 517 we did know he t*rae living pretty conference. Ul^sHhgn waa expected. cash customera and show them laat two seasons. a long ball threat. Those who him come George Kell and Billy ■ 43 101 ! high, being n fast man with a Then the league moguls stepped 7. West Virginia (10) (8-0) 504 ’Thie Pppedy outfielder's knee runners may continue to ^advance In tracking down where the. re­ to 0 decision to the powerful West will be held Friday over the cer team to a 3-2 victory over the By prearrangement, a ballot will some real action, as the coonskJn mainder ef tbe 80 minutes went, aald he waa the Goodman of the Boston Red Sox 1 m* 124 123 344 Drivrra (4) buck. In a sseeond time and ordered 8. Oklahoma (1) (4-1-1) . . 4M “will be as Atrong as it waa before brigade has done ? after they have touched ground. Hartford Spartans laat Sunday. Teachera College course in New Portland High Jayv’ee'a Saturday ; favored Musial . 44 114 IM 311 : lUrcsIU ...... 117 138 232 Hickey 'to George Halas' Chicago be-required to determine the At­ This, however, could account for Clocker Nash found that tbe eel­ A fumble set up the game's only Britain and next Monday the an­ TOM CATLIN and Colo were morning in Portland. more scientific batter—he hit to with .311 each. Johnny Peaky of . Low Man . 47 41 44 343 fios/Ills-...... 114 )IS 229 The second owner of tho Celtics t. UCLA (1) (8-1) ...... 883 the operation si;d there will be no WeO, the ehaacee are that they key men in a 15-player swap with Detroit, .309 and Minnie Minoso, _ _ «— _ _ ■ Caredon ...... 113 90 44 »* ^ a rs. Cleveland didn’t get a cent 10. Duke (8 -1 )...... 317 lantic Coast's Orange Bowl repre­ loss of acYton." Dy. Yancey said. only a fraction of the difference. lege boys spent an average m€ 18.4 acore. The Merchants defeated nual state meet will be held over This waa the fifth win In six ' fields. waa a beer runner In the mid- sentative. with both Maryland and aever wlll if tlwy get a look at a the Baltimore COIta last spring. Chicago, J10.5. .Totals.... 4*1 8M 837 14M Skinner ...... — I'iS . 123 21k 30'e. In the deal. Still, with Dehnert, "He won’t have tofliyor the knee- In the two games studied, at least, seconds in their huddle*. Th* total the Spartans several weeks ago the freshman course at Wesleyan starts for Coach Jack Palmer’a InehHllBg their ItSS perform- I McCann ...... no lUl II* Ml Barry, I^usta end myself, Cleve­ Duke virtually assured of unbeaten mmt mt figure* femarikd here bj- it is obvious that the proa’ offen­ Catlln la a 21-year-old rookie up I Whclaa "I’ll pay all your back salariea^” after about three mohtha. Urn* thus expended cam* te 88 at Nebo in a bitter battle, 7 to 0. University in Middletown. charges who are unbeaten and anees, WllllanM shows a mark of OwrI I'urlllo, the National 1 DkMaisr* (t) ...... KM 141 149 39* land won two more world champ­ records within the league. Jim Ta­ AM 3SUt. sparto editor of tbe Loa sive teams simply sprang Into ac- minutes, 24 seconds. The officials from Oklahoma, and Colo, a alx- .geg an4l the Csinllaal alugger.-lB League’s 1953 batting ehamploa. | ...... M so IM 2*4 ' t„..i. I remember' him aaying as hla Dooley Captures After (he July hijnry, r>ncc tied by Ellsworth...... — r 120 207 I Total* 8*2 *10 1734 ionships. The nudeua 7«aa still tum's Terps, of course, have th'e Angeles Mirror. A petulaat curios­ tion quicker after each down than ate up another 11 minutes. 48 sse- MnarhoBtor lifted hi* lifetime average seven Backus opening aalee talk to take over erful young awltchbltter TeriUud ...... — M 101 thcih. added prestige of an unbeaten, un­ hia knee while balKi _ ity caused Aid to bSTre them com­ their collegiate opposites. onds spotting th* ball Appceod- Jay»oFB (3> dmy\00s •iitdiatance the aettve big league points to JOI. Mickey Vernon, who ISastela ...... — — 122 ' McMuri .. — 41 the club. *Tve jgot to do aomething tied mark behind them and a piled by Word Naoh mt hia staff clubs. Turkinflon ..... *0 373 It was' great baakatball la those Scoring Crown although be were a a p cM b r a ^ It Is not difficult to see why mately another hour wmm dovetad ...... Slroig field In Ufetlme averages, figures won the American Lnigne title for | ...... — ~ 107 1 2 1 legitimate to' show where my schedule of George Washington. siffter he had eeea where eoaciMa ” g ...... ine 214 |> money cornea from and you all days and because the college game OB the leg. Hla bnttiag average this' would be. When th* pro of­ to time outs, Incomplete paaaes, Duff ...... Ormnak the aecond time laat season, gained j Total* ...... 94 278 ait Dirausti .. lot 215 waa considered a minor sport no Mississippi and Alabama ahead of edaed. ''v Ibsri Blatk of Army aad Charlie Browns' roster in the biggest 1 RB...... veaM today. five points to ‘bring hla mark for Tale lt> Johrtton 114 243 know I've got money,” )ie told iia. Dick Dooley, Injured aad out of GWih4;4;tl mt Priacetoa were crying fensive unit comes charging onto penalties and the real period. jf72 ' Xavarrila , 97 202 more than five collegians could them. Duke must meet Navy. The surgeon estimated -Uiat from a talk with tbe coach, prob- J DoriYiFr ...... CBort Overall, Willlami baa pounded 12 years to .385. Krker...... 94 U He gave ua contracts and we action except for extra point kick­ (Jeorgta Tech and North CaroUna aaMy teera at the phyoical bratiag What SSiff and hia co-worker ymrM of pro coaching, six went to 1 ' iiB...... 101 ee 379 Signed them. Wt never had any make th* feet pro league. Today about five per cent damage aqiy know% exactly what he’s j CarlAon ...... IlarpAr out 1.8(M safeties In 5.187 times at Besides Musial; only two other ! Rivard ...... 98 113 Totals 4*1 821 4*7 J479 practically every player In pro ball ing In Middletown’s last two In order. their lad* .were getttag aader the mean Jo point out is that the eel- the defensive team. bat. Stan ihowa 2,223 hits In 6.437 major leaguers have more than McCnripaek ...... 100 110 trouble eollectlag from then on, games, came off the bench Satur­ ■ • e occurred In the knee prior to tl new ride. golhg to do for two or three plays. lcgian»7-eroa tbe so-called -dO- Laat season’s Browns were the 1 IJndMx ...... IM 100 ta a former college star. operatkm. He said the surgery Tha college signal caller, on the .... MrMulty trips. Ted is ahead In home runs, 2,(X)0 hiU. Enoa Slaughter of the ; ...... 97 *00 Palter* (2) but he Itad Uu) Celtics only one day to beet one placement as the OKLAIHIMA’S fibONBRA re­ ^What Nash did was hold a stop­ mfaiut* men—are not putting In firat Brown-coached pro club to CH...... Hacknry ...... 9* 92 249 year when lie was killed by gang- At 8 feet S I was th* talleet mmm Tigers were held to a 18-19 tie could not restore that loss. other hand, might just have made !ouay ...... Kolan 337 to 257, and i.ins batted in, Cards has 2.063 and Bob Elliott of Total! 820 4(7 1801 Dahroa .... — 94 arouad. but I remember a feOew main tha clam of th* Big Seven, watch first on a dollege game be- enough time at spvaf* handrto- Kaavrl ..,. stera* hulleta with Bristol. It tecreesed hi* totsl Mantle waa kept under sedative* a Jarring tackle and he In need ef I.H...... 1,298 to 1,127. Musial leads Wil­ the White Sox, 2,061. Jolinny Mize, U 142 aamed Clyde Sbeua wb* eaaw up where they haven't lost a confer­ laat night and today. Dr, Yancey tw S ^ U.S.C. and O^gon State hand combat as to risk permansnt lost four, plus the chaipplon ; WatB4>n ...... rolomnn liams 'in doubles, 467 to 367 and who announced hia retirement RRC LKAOI'R Cottna ..., lot 397 One night he waa driving hla point* to 88, giving him the OCIL ence gem* since mid-season of and then on a profcerional en­ a few seconds to get his brain un­ exhaustion. They feel that tkalr play-off with Detroit. And Brown. ' OR...... Porivrfl-Irt 114 T.w IlmouBlne up a one way New York with Ckleage. He waa the ire* footbsll scoring title for 1853. aald there would be considerable scrambled. . BlArdi -re-rsTTretfSTT-vn u'k*. • .4.. hmmrnai triplcA 142 .toJ82-. . ______after the Jast World Serire, cloaed laSle* (» Della.'-ra .. 113 *11 aevea-feeter I bad ever area mm a 1848. pain until tonight. counter between the Los Apgelee coaches ara unduly alarmsd. as poor a loser as they come, knew IR Jackie Robinson, a .329 batter hia brilliant career with 2.011 R^hsftnl ...... 47 — lU street. A car coming the other way The Tiger fallbata eaded a Maa- Rams and 'the Detroit Uoita. He At nay rate, the most actkai ‘(Coming from Blaik. It is.’ mi Faicnn* ...... * — basketball canirL Though Baylor, still unbeaten, The doctor aald Mantle probably Bnirrlnl ...... Ar*nA in 19.53, brought hia lifetime mark safeties and a .312 batting average. 4 14 Total* ...... 5 Today the men behind Mg tinw Joiuuiy Dymcayk, declared In- Its too early to conc^e anything atantiated by the record—that a OL Orioles Plan to Spend d Half PInin . 94 — 94 N. Johnann ...... — 107 49 20« Johnny Beckman used to plead aligtbl* to play with Bristol wbsn Mantle's wife, Merlyn; their 7- Buckland ...... 98 IM 10] 301 basketball are welt knowa bu«l- with me. to the Bears. Baylor can take a month-old son. Mickey Jr.; hia pro team nearly always will w-lh I iiIi^chMl^I^cS'smara (3). Totals ...... 474 447 II* 1570 Handl; taaeeaae*. "•“ — •#§<» nesamen awd the pbiyere can be he skidded In classroom studies Pasaal'a (» Please don't feint him! Pleaa* giant step forward with a Tdetory mother, Mrs. E. C. Mantle, and his If the opponent fa held to no more Pnrtlund—MceNulty. IdAPlant. •...... 100 n o in* *13 thaakfnl far that. two weeks ago, was aecond with over se cc^ place Texas Saturday. than two touchdown*. SyhMltutPii: Manch#«t»r — Alfofiao. Million, Plus, on New Players Rm-rann ...... 114 90 — 334 1 don't feint him!" 25. Fullback BUI Moller of Man­ wife's parents. Hr. and Mrs. Giles Solomon. Bolin. ZInMor. Smith. Abram*. Dmith ...... -.. 118 12* 137 344 Tolala 840 811 498 184* The- Celtica. of the 20’s won an SlfU and Rice are also In the run­ Johnson, all of CTommerce, were And ao far thia season, no Brow'n JoyuR. Kp|l«on. CowIfii. Portland — Frelheit . 114 107 10* * » chester waa third. Mailer had 18 Zwirk . . . average of 100 out' of 105 games ning and Baylor, after Us first staying here to be near him. opponent has made more than two. French, Btpum^r, ! Baltimore, Nov. 3 (95—The Bal­ IM in 90 *M Midlrwaa (41 polnU. Kovla ... 120 no 134 *64 ' A. Wilkie. Jr. year. Ona year w* played 150 ■ooMNo psaauR championship since 1924. must Ferrick Signed timore Orioles say they plan to Pssanl ., ....I07 — — 107 games and 1lost only ' seven, play atm face the Mustangs and the CLAYT FUUJER led all local spend a half million dollars in tax ■ ~ **, L. Olgllo ...... ion 121 124 34!( c e ll Scoring Parade (Plaali ... 122 — — 122 Ing around New Yorh, New Jereey, ^jjrr^ ai^ _ T XP TP SOLIMEME, INC. Owls. bdwiera laat night with a 404 Total! 8*a 844 8*7 1471 ‘iilri*” " "• Oooltr. Mlddlrtowii 10 Last Nigh Vs Fights ... — 124 114 17* the Midwest and aa far south as ’ Drmc!yk. Briual Mlsaisalppi, Ajibum, Atabama triple In the Rec League. Other Aa Mound Coach Ballerzenn ... — 124 no 2»« Miami. Player and Team < J and Kentu^y remain prospective President Clarence Miles ex­ Har4l*|d Baa* (11 ' Lockwood . ....III 119 132 *72 Gary Bogll. MenchesUr ,... olirr. Maaebrairr ...... 2 fine score's In the same loop were; Blasonette ...... ,.^12* 110 100 *33 Schubert ..169 lit 107 .7*.'. In 1927 the Celtics *0 dominated Bcrnl! Airmany, Manrhaatyr 1 bowl material In the southeast but Bv TBE AABOCIAIED FEE8A ------INVITES YOU TO SEE Jim Martin 141-355, Jerrv Smith plained the new defunct St. Louie SadrotInskI ...... 107 — 111 21* , the eight-team American League Dirk Hiingerfortl, Hall .... Norm Booth, hWi ...... 2 the conference games ahead will Cincinnati, Nov. 3 UPl—The Cin­ Monlle ...... n* IM 222 , Tnlali .. , P«(«r bmlth, Mlddlrlowa Brooklyn-Ro(!ky Cbstllo, 147, 363, Ed Kovi* 354, Winter 370, Browns lost a half million dollars 1 ...... M 111 891 1*11 that league president Joe Carr, Bill Maher. Bristol ...... work hardships on all but Ole' cinnati Rsdieg* today signed Tom "which we can takf aa a loan.” Winter ...... 12* 134 370 1 fleeb* (*• . I (iaors* Rodmaa. Briatol Chicago, stopped Danny Giovanel Keeney 137, Nowickl 140-383. Ferrick, 38-year-old former Amer­ •1. George ...... 123 112 sn .roie ...... K« 94 ino 907 actually broke up the team. Ron Seavey, Manrhestar ... Sal 8iUiiJimoar. Mancbaatrr' 13: Mias. II, 1 4 7 4 . Brooklyn, 10. Fuller’s acorea were 160-134-110; And in addition to the $500,000, Madaea ...... — 117 242 Havey ...... 104 111 93 317 He sent me to th* Cleveland Bill Butler. Hall ...... Q. Who were college footbedl'e ican Leagut pitcher, as a coach. — —— — —— Genovral Providbiice, R. I.—James J. Par­ Elk* Leaguc^-CDunt Farrand 353. Miles said the new American Tolala ...... 122 — 94 217 Roaenblums, Dutch Dehnert ond Larry Duff, Manchester .... Grnx jnbiuon, Manchrnrr .... 2 11 {beaten West Vir^nla and Duke, ker, 305*4, Paterson, N. J., stopped Whizzer White! ? Ferrick thus rajolhs Manager ...... M* 174 8*0 1723 Perina ...... 102 no 100 *13 Pate Nelwm, Hall ...... Walt aHIllnakI 148-370, Jorgenson George (-Birdie) ‘Tebbetta, with League chib has a very tidy and Dart-MsM 111 McKee ...... 104 144 91 *29 Pete Barry were aaaigned to Rocky PaWta. Brinol ...... 3 121 oa well aa Georgia Tech, appear to Jimmy Cerello, 177K, Jersey City, 350; Automotive League—Babcock A. Meat fnnaatM irna Byr«B substantial figure to spend this Knwtcki ...... 1*0 ,117 134 241 Knnfla ...... - 92 9.7 Rochester, Nat Holman and Davsy Don Spencer, Meriden ...... lu a c Wclbom. BrlMol ...... 3 (Whizzer) White. n Rha<outpoint­ amjor ceifege reeerd fer teach* On* of the major criticisms lev- more won't have to start paying R COMPLETE FUEL OIL SERVICE! CAOERS DRILL taxes until after it has netted at -Btorrs, Nov. S (Jpt—Gam* film* 818, Loa Angelas, stopped Dave light heavyweight title, outpoint­ ed Baby Beau Jack, 127V4, Atlan­ dawn* with 3t. He nadnated 4(l*d at Hornsby was he carried no Whitlock, 184, Baa Francisco, 8. ing Mickey Walker. ta, Oa., 8. Arizaaa State at Tenepe la Etching coach on hia staff. least $500,000. And he said it was of the UiUversity of Connecticut's Storrs, Nov. ^ 3 (95— The Uni­ apriag ef 1951. jelaed the Ferrick, who gave up the study the club's intent to spend all that 6-0 victory over New Hempahir* versity of Connecticut basketball Cfiileitge Bears tluM fall of the priesthood to play ball, free money—the full $500,000—on laat Saturday proved today that EUSHREPPIR t6AiYi Btarted drlllini^ y^nterdiy pitched for Philadelphia, Cleve­ new playera. the fumble which .eat up the r the new season. Coach Hugh Florida StaU U., located In Tal­ land, Waahington, 8L IxHiia and Miles said the goal of the nSw luiekies’ score waa ao fluka after Greer reported 22 candidates Orioles Is to sell a million dollars lahassee, has only ens home towrn New Torit, ' . all r md grtm mhfssl l» showed up. Connecticut’s first boy on its varsity football squad. worth of tickets by January 1. The ...... W Z l advance sales now amount to Seaii* thought oim of tha officials Sec *3*at*^*'"-^ - Rhode leUnd H# la Jim Olsen, a sophomore Babylonia had a banking syetem crashed into New Hampshire Rhode Island tackle. about a third of that, he said. l l . l j l l H i l U UlOIT! TLaw Gpen as early as 2,000 B. C Miles repeated it wee ''no paaser, Billy Pappaa, cauiiiig him secret” the club preferred Florida to fumble. to Yuma. Arizona for spring train­ The pictures dischised, however, introduemg the New *54 ing, The Browms had a contract to thaj It wsa UConn guard. Boh train In Yuma. Miles said General Clang, wlio did tha Job. The official MAMeW'S m w ! im eooQt wim Moet Manager Arthur Ehlers "is Indus­ waa aeveral feet away. Th* Tdetory FHOHE/MI-9-5253 triously pursuing that which we gave Connecticut top place In th* b o d o i m i u m i r i w i i k THAN tvm \. O C Z»*f believe will 'make It possible.” Yankee Conference race, and the NIW Nutmeggara can win it by. taking COMPLETE HEATING The largest ~si^fecle s|hclea of bemboo atrong Rhode Island two vreska MORI TO. m reach a height o f 120fccL hence. WACMBD raoNE NIW MORI N4 m BOILERS . •OIL BURNERS iisitr.i!* iw y8 imta DODGE MORI CNF in NOW IS THI TIME REPAIRS Paint Supply NIW • RADIATION AND DUCT WORK TO PLACE YOUR ORDU FOR Prampti EcBBOBilcd IM N. MAIN gTwMANCHESTBR TEL. Ml-f-MU TAffl A "ffOAB TfiSr filOfi" FPI PROOF OF IXYAA VAlVff STEAM ' # HOT WATER M S MAIN STe-TEL. M M -AM ? f o r m e r l y I AMESITE ’ McOlLL-OONVBBSB, tae. dtr OUR DEAL ON A 1154 D006E • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING WriB9Br-Rols Rtplaetdi PfAtURING A FUU UNI OP A COMPLETE LINE OF WE ARE SOLD OUT ON THE 19.6.1 DODGE MODEL, BUT WE ARE MTIST BENJAMIN MOORE & CO. STILL GIVING TOP DOLLAR ON THE NEW 1954 DODGE. Why bay a • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS DRIVES FOTTERTON'S SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 1953 model when for only ■ few doUara more you can own a new, ’54 Dodge? W # OM th e fiBHHW aiHl p om ih r ^WorM*! E ciia M B jp -C liU R ^ ” • EPPICIENT GUARANTEED U § Center Car. ef ObMtch In most caaes, you can buj’ a ’54 model from Solimene, Inc., for the aamt RELIABLE WORK MACHINE SPREAD SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WELLS sad R O O T-Pl^r MRTERIitLS PAINTS-VARNISHES cash difference as you would a 195.1 oHidel car elaewhere. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE NEW ’54 DODGE CARS ON DISPLAY AT ALt FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS POWER ROLLED SEWER LINES INSTALLED fifid REPAIRED laiporttd aad DoaiMtIe ENAMELS TIMES. OR FLUIDHEAT PREUUEB BUHNERS, M aBiwMeei la WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT aa« Better HaaMB aa« GaiBsaa Dtateih«to8 aAMaMvMy bg m la tMe 1 Ufiinf thfi ■Mdcrn equipmrat, akUkd 'oferatm AND KNOW HOW—DONK! 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U AlfC H ES^ EVra^G HERALD, juLUf }AV. NOV^biBEH 8, MANCBBSm BVlBfmO HKEALp, MAIffiWWBli; OONN^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1968 ' I t m ■■ ■ f** Mot<»cycl—---BkydM 11 I f H6ip.W sBr6f I M bIs S f A rtid eii for S«li ’ f 4S HoosehoU Goods 81 MBcIihieiir aqd ISitifc; 1$ fsir Bsb 72 HowNa fsr Bala 72 E s to t o ^ FOR GUARANTBED ROOFS that E K ROOM Ranch, radiant hast, IF R B A O r 10 Tibs niuibN id, c o m - / S MONTHS AGO Kb BUr>MI-Trad64ta|* -powar BOOM P O M J U «frl’ :-4l3 WnMiand' Price TWO GtRLS* tdcyclM, good coodl* stay on In any kind of stocm. and PANT wUl empkw ssfMral.awi os / I SOLD THIS = mowen, chain oaws, tiQm.-Car- St, tils bath, $14,900. Ownsr Hartford root oitato. tion. $34 ooch. Ith. S-74M. gutters^ conm icton and roof re­ branch manager tralneea. Must be cu. y a r d ,------. TO A CUSTOMER dan tractors, outboards, jEwer ^MffYooauihqmndiMe Cope Cod, Consult H$ pairs- OaU Coughlin. MItcheU high school gradnato, ooilaga train tots. Scrssnsd sand,, stons, tUl sad ‘‘Caloric'’ Comb. Ranga toela, Terms arrongM; OtMtol ATTIUeRVBT Agoacy, MRehWI 3-U57. TWO BOYd' SO" bicyclw, on* 3 ^ 0 7 . ing tlpolrable. Aga 33 - 36. Muol gravsl dsUvtrsd. Ordsr now. Nuas- Equlpmant Co., 33 Main StraeL turs, Vary r* HOUSE FOR Sato at $8 Norman D rop Seen brand now $30; tho other $13. Two Telsvlalon Set ah^pt gangs, DO TOU Have a house hava car. Thla position offers ,derf OonatnicUoa Co, Phono •’PhUco” Ref. rag a ivauaiMs. I ML f-l TWe-famUy duplex, 3 - 3. Good trieyclea fS and $3. MI. »«174. omnany. splendid opportunlW in the Consum­ MItcheU 5-7406. conation, ono-car garoga. Oon- autanutie oil hootit In good. condl- RohCh^^Ok^ Cod, 3, 5, 4 112 N. Main and Main (box) ' 6 8 2 E . Bedroom Suite tion. MI. 9-5955, o r MI. 94815. and 3-(amliy bomas ara to damaad ter wot^ roof and chunBey re­ er finance field.-Salary • car oUow. Mualeal Iiurtrumcatg 83 WANTED-O m Mnttottiaa to Mure vmlont to oehooi and bus. 113 Fuller Pi. m it pairs. Free eatimatea gladly FUBUXSTOrarSar OrtpiaM and te. U v lM Room Suita my MX room fimriabsdi apartmant Wa bava a waiting llat for once • inottrance. S-A. Dinette Set ^ Wo have thrao beautiful colonial By B enson 114 Union and N. Main (box) Motoriats Warned THR8B CHILDREN'S tricyclaa. given, Ray Hagenow, MItcheU Other beneflta Include group life talnira waUo. M. Franch, Cbvtn- MAGNA . ELBCmiC Hawaiian GantraUy toeatad. CUi 3 0 . 34413. homoo. aay of the above. Coll ACB Real­ 688 Hudson and Onktand ■ MI. 9-6111. 9-3314. Ray JackacB. try, nlgrim 3-7181. R tm , Lamps, Tables, Oiahea guitar. Inquire 86 Drive A, PUver Lots for Bald 78 ty Co. ML t-3892. 116 Marble and N. Main 634 Waahingtofi and insurance, vacation, Uberal savings Boxapring, Mattress, Linoleum (Osntln*>3 Freer Pag* Om ) 8-8335. snd rstirsment plan. Lone Homea. r o o m f o r twttsman. AU Im - ^ Call uo for Information. 116 Stock PI. and N . Main Thla iittax *f fir* cola hi Spare Maple Bedroom Set provamsflts, frlvats «atrancs. Ml. LOT FOR SALE. AU UtUUIoo. 80 X OONBIDHKNO BBLUNO 612 Oakw^aadWo ______Apply 6 s.m. to 5 p.m., Monday ATTENTION DEER AND 150, Shade ti 300. Itear Parker end 117 Union a ^ Wood Lane DM nghO i SHwal a a i VlOUla* BOYS M'* Enfliah bicycle, eycel- ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. M aytag Washing Machina SPINET PIANO, less than one yaar FEANCU K. WAGNER, Realtor YOUR PROPERTYr ■on’i decision to ssek from Oon- 618 Lydall and Woodbridii . lent condlUon. $80. CaU MI. 9-7644. Alterations and additions. Ceil­ thrmi^ Friday. DUCK HUNTERS AU in Storage Now i ML 94026 Root Cantor dU. $1J00, CaU MI! Without obligatlen to you, a n 118 Union north of bridxe DI9MM, ths M9*eh<9$ir Firs old. Moving out of town, ■acrltice, 5-7830. grese a "reasonable increase" in 614 Lydall and Parictr ings. Workmanshipjpiaranteed. E vsn ^ hours by appolntmsnt IF YOU ARE GOING $275 cash. Write Box B, Herald. ONE OR TWO. roosM' avaUsMs, will OMraioo or mako you a 119 Union and Union PI. Di pir f iat, to ^aMHIiig la tha 616 Lydall and Fanwkk. A. A. Dion, lac., 2M Autumn Rifles, ahotguns: Woolrich alngto or douUa. kltckan nrivl* offer for propaity. uo before Uie 1954 cotUm acreage allotment Busincsg Services Offered IS HOUSEKEEPING LARGE RURAL buUdlbg toto-B ol- 121 Tdlaod Tpke. and Union totsfaat sf Hr* Misty. 616 Lydall and S a lt^ street MItcheU 3-4860. ‘806 MAIN STREET shirts, pants, insulated paca, AND GOT A GOOD JOB 3(USIC Instrumental rentsL Com­ isgas. Tal. M l. 94128. you Mil* <*ev. Robert F. Kennon of BOUND VALUES ton, Andover area — near Rt. 5. boots. Open evenings Monday YOU CAN t a k e o v e r plete line of inatruments. Rental BRAE-BURN REALTY Louisiana, an Eisenhower aupport- 122 Tolland Tpke, and Jeffer* 617 Lydall and Vernon f u r n is h e d ROOM with hUebsn $400 up. Acreage If profeirod. CaU ara tatamat^r^ViXuaaO 9a val- MANCHESTER Roofing A Siding MECHANIC- Good wagsa and UNPAID BALANCE appUed to purchooe price. Ran- Phono MtohaU 8-3278. aon 618 Bfury and Coleman RUBBISH REMOVED. MI. 9-39«9, Co. AU typea of roofing and paint­ thru Friday until 8 p.m. privUtgaa. Oantral location. To MANCHESTER—Cope Cod, four MI. 5-7t$7. ■*** Benson has aataar flriasia wha aaa ftatar working conditions. Opportunity MONTHLY p a y m e n t s resenting Olds, Calmer, Baca, ing and decorating. ReosonaUe reopoasIMo couplo. ML 8-1987. ■woma, expandable, dvo years old. IVHBN BUYINO, soUtog, exchang­ 123 Kerry and North MhM lha toaatlaa a f • flra by 619 Bratton 1946 Ford 4-Dr. Super De L uxe- for sdvsncsment. Must be rsspon' We Give iSl'tST Green Stamps 819.14 Pedler and Bundy. Metter'a MUsls problem as anyons can. prices. Free estimates.' CaU sibls and Steady. Others do not ra- Studio, 177 McKee. MItcheU hot water hoot, oil, all city utilitios. ing property cenault Maachootor 124 North and (lolwjiy tha caBa twnm fiaas tha flra ata- 621 Helaine Black with white wall Urea. WIRING INBTAI^jmON a t aU TAKE ALL OR PART NMr bus Utto. FuU price 810,800. Sabarhdii for Balo 75 Realty. Free appraisal. Ceurtoeuo ^ CItoa State Angies 4^ a» inTlIari mmd Mala No down payment typea. No Job too amall. Pater MItcheU 9-8933. ply. Api^y Chr^saand Plymouth 8-7BW. 126 N. School and (*olway 622 Clyde and Dorothy FARMER’S Phone Me Immediately ' AssrlHMSts—fists— C a p e 00X>—otx finished rooms, roltaMo sorvlco. Immvdiato attsn- the su tee Pantaluk, 40 Foetor atreet Phone Deslsr ei‘ RockvUls 6-5858. H ARTFORD 6-0358 TWO B13DROOM8, 15' living room, A p el **■ 628 Parker and Green Bd. HARDWARE CO. 120 BASS Plano accordion. Fair TSiMHMBtS 53 alM^ condlUon, oU heat, all city modem convcnlenceo. WUl accom- tion.' MI. 94313, ovonliiga ML •hould ^ e on more egrlculturel 2ie PI. Tha flra alana syttsai caa- MItcheU 9-7308. GREAT EASTERN AFTE R 7 P. M. 48-4690 624 Wellaley and Greaa Rd, WOULD YOU change Jobs for $30 a Sullivan Avenue condititm. 8u table (or baalnner, utiUtioo, wooded tot, garage, ame- ipodate family of four. Bus oerv- 9-7137. **'***^’ •• Benson suggest­ 218 Oakland and Mill totla at emty six hax atoiMt la Seo It Day Or Night SEVEN ROOM ajpartmoat, aU uUU- tiU drive. FuU price 813.300. ed. But he laid along with that 626 Henry and Princeton , COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. ROOFING AND day from the very etart, guaran­ 365. Phone Ml. 9-5683. ice, welcome to Inspect from 8 -8 2 14 Oakland and North tha fttototet. '42, '41. ’40. '39 Chevroleta teed commission and expenses? It East Windsor Hill If you have no meant or trana- ttoo (umlibod. Idaal for two iRB YOU READY to aoU your ri^nslblllty the autes should be Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales on BOLTON—Two nice amall coun­ p.m. $5,500. Phone Manchester ChtofJahaMcrz atraagly 626 Princeton and Green Bd. CONSTRUCTION CO. so, I have a permanent .opportun­ portation, I'll send my auto for couploa. CaU MI 84834 aftor 8. try homaa to choooo from. Ona et homo? Wo havo buyers waiting School (box) 1940 Ford Coupe washing machines, vacuum clean­ Tel. Hartford 8-0656 MI. 5-5433. i® «*9h. mrgad that aai toaa OMtactota ity for you serving establiahed cus­ you: No obligation! Office and Stora $8,900. tho other at $8,700. Alsn (or 4, 3, 8, 7-room ntogteo nod 24 Bsid Gov, Herman E. Talmadge 216 Ometery Dr. and Oak­ 627 Avondale and Wood- 1939 Plymouth CoUpe ers, motors, smaU appliances. 24 Oak Street NEW THREE ROOM fumlahod fnmlllofl. Ontto Co., Hartford shsMi met taaa lira traelH ta tomers. Write Box JK, Herald. SOMETHING NEW, something dif­ A—L—B~E—R-i-T—’—S . Equipment 84 new dye room ranch with avory- NORTH doVENtRT, Routs 44-A- Of Georgia, chairman, of ths con­ land bridge No Down Payment Welding. 180 Main atreet Phone ferent. See the new tri[^e-BUde 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford apartmant. AduHs proforrod. MI. One year old, (Ivs room centsr 84188, ovonings 8-8M3, Madeboo- ference: tha aeMa af lha bMaa aad thaa RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS 5-5547. thlng (Or $18,300. 628 Auburn and Avondale M Itch d 9-AS78. aluminum combination windows— ADDING MACHINE, Underwood- Wa have many more Uatings, hallway ranch, may bo expnndsd tor MIteboU 84S a. Mr. Benson ia a flne, affable 216 Oakland, north of ceme­ 1947 BUICK Sedan, $495. Heater, ATTENTION Ladles! Sltp-covera TT8(JmMr\BM?i**fr flie? 629 Mather and (imterflMd POWER BURNERS and Range AppUcators of asbestos, plostle alao doora at great savim , CaU Sundstrand electric, heavy duty^ to aeven room*, t ^ n atoirway, Christian gentleman, but I am dis­ tery radio. A real nice car . No down MEN for free demonstration. BIU Tun- and drapes custom made: Bo*up- Call The X.. (Irsplace, metal combinatiota win­ CASH WATflNO for any typo real payment, $39.90 monthly. Cole Burners expertly cleaned and insulated siding and wood shmgles, 10-key, lo-column, on portaUo Boafaidss ItoestIsM ooUto you have to ooU. First and appointed that he didn't advocate 217 Oakland and South - Ontsida DMrtet sky. MItcheU 9-9095. helstcrtng. Beautiful fabrics, dows, 100 X 300 tot. 4% mortgage price supports at 90 par cent of mmammt af tsaffle aa Ma atoaato Motors, 436 Center. serviced. Let us aervice and re­ specializing in Life Time aluminum stand, fins condition, |100. Phone fsr Kdst 54 ELLSWORTH MITTEN oscond mortgsgs monsy avallabls. 218 Oakland and Gleaaon etoaa 9* tha Itoa win dstoy valaa- aiding in color. WANTED prints, stripes, aollds. I^pertly MI. 9-1285. may be assumed. Only $3,500 parity for basic crops." 71 North Main, west of pair your washing machine or re­ NEW UNUSED set Encyclopedia finlahed; $5 down, $3 weekly, AGENCY down. Warren E. Howland, Real­ Also Uatings w ant^. CaU The 219 N. School and Edward taar fliaaiaa wha ars ta thslr 1947 DODGE Sedan, radio and frigerator. Metro Service. MItch­ SECOND FLOOR, 2403 ■«. ft., Johnson BuUdlng Company, 953 Parity to an artiflctol pries said bridge Americana and Book of KnowledgeViet balance one im r to pay. CaU Realtor tor. Phone antcheU 8-5800 any ■jf law to oquallst farmert* ratunui awa ear*. Cktof Marx declared. heater, good Urea. Very clean in­ eU 9-0883. Mitchell 3-8271 plonty light, two lavatorloo, Ihrso Main dt. MItcheU 8-7435. Evenings 221 N. School and Buckland 72 North Main and John side and out. Apply 85 Trebbe We have use for one full­ with mahogany bookcase. Private Mrs. Pinto, liltchell 9-7863. Wenrinx Apparel— Fun 87 time from thtir product in rtlatlon to A. V. LINDSAY — Owner sale, sacrifica price. CaU MI. front rooms, m ltaMo light manu- MI-3-6980 or latensU 5-001$. A lle y 73 North Main and ToUand Drive. MI. 9-9781. facturtog, torn offleo haUs. Apply tn# prlcta of thlnga they buy. GONDER'S T.V. Service, available time service station man. 54013. MAPLE SECRETARY desk, also PERSIAN LAMB three quarter Mr. Whitcher MI-9-96.31 rOLTON—a-room Cape Cod, (Iro- 811 Griffin and Hilliard Tpke. any time. Antenna conversions. Backor. S3 Otk. USTtNOB WANTED — Blngle, Ctev. William C. Martond o f West 428 Cemgress and Irving ATTEU^ON CAR Buyers. We cor­ bedspring and mattress. MI. length coat, $50. Con be seen at placo, oU hot water heat, fuU shod 312 Margaret and Circle Philco factory supervised service. Hours: 5 P. M. to 1 A. M. SAMPLES, odd lots, cancellationa 8-8140 two-family, tbroe-famUy, buai­ Virginia, called the Secretary's 4 24 S e y ^ u r land Hom estead 74 Buckland O n ter dially extend you an invitation to R oofing 1 « -A 1555 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, 3TORB-ORBBN RD.—Now buUd- •dormer, open stairway, combtoa- Tel. MI. 9-1486. of fine quality swaaiers at low 14 HAWTHORNE IT. — Now 6 tion storm windows, insulated, neas property. Have maay «‘f»« ch "Just another example of 313 Bilyue and HiUlard 425 Windemera and Irving 7 5 W indsor visit our enUrely new modem CHROME Kitchen table, four ing. 100% tocation. Plonty o? park­ room , hot water hoot, rubber tlla buyers. Mortgages arrangsd. Benson philosophy.” 314 Hilliard and Filter Plant Salesroom in RockviUe. It Is lo­ mill pricea. RetaU Salerroom, ing. BuitaMa fbr moot any typo plastered Kalla, full cellar, trees, 426 Lockwood and Irving 76 Burnham- and Buckland HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish re­ ROOFING— SpeciaUatng In repair­ ALSO: Mancheater Knitting Mills. Open chairs, combination radio-phono­ kltcbon and bath, buUt in draw- Bleass call Georgs L. Grasiadlo. rHe aald Benson hadn't suggestsd cated on Windsor Ave., and is the moval, also ceUars cleaned. CaU ing roofs of aU kinds. Also new Wsnted—To Buy 88 butinoao. Phono ML 8-3278. 3-4 acre, onl'y $10,900. Carlton W. any means of leaving tax source* 316 Woodland and Turnbull 427 Woodland and In ^ g R d. 9 to 9 p.m. graph. In good condition, MI. ora, i-nly $2,3(W eaah down Call Hutchins. MI. 9-5133, 5-4594. Relator, MItcheU 8-SS78. 109 first coming into the city. BeauU- satchell 9-4034. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys 3-5558. Hartford 8-3049 evenings. Roniy straoL to the states to meet any added 316 Frederick 77 Williams Croaaing ONE ROOM offleo (or rent, ooeond 428 Woodland, west of rail­ fully lighted and a most complete cleaned, repaired, 36 years' ex- Full-time 'oil truck driver. financial reaponaibUity for the 317 Woodland and Horton 78 Slater, north pantway selecUon of new 1954 models ALUlkH NUM USED MUSKRAT trap. CaU MI. noor. Apply W. O. Olonnoy Oe., ROCKVILLIC- -t-family 4-4-S 3-car road RADIO and T.V. Service. AU work irience. Free eatimatea. CaU RANCM BOMB, two bedrooms, garage, oil cl^ convenienceo, farm program. along with our thoroughly recondi­ fuUy guaranteed. $3 per house Right proposition for the right $-6954. 535 North Main 8t. - 318 Woodland and Broad 429 Woodland and Strong 81 Deming and Tolland Sowley. Maneheator MItcheU COMBINATION EASY DELUXE spin dry washer, storms and scraont. Lot iso’ front- good Income, $13400. Goorga A. Govs. Frank G. Oement of Ken­ tioned and guaranteed used cars. coU for T.V. $1 per house caU for 3-5361. 165. Barstow'a. 319 Chambera and Broad 481 Strickland and Strong Tpke. man. WINDOWS and DOORS aga, gardta, trsos, near bus, Coleman, Broker, Hxrtford-Cenn. Lab Report Waited tucky, Francis Cherry of Arkan- We are open every day from 8 a. radio or save $ and bring them to ocboel and abopping conUr. Imms- taa and Johnston Murray of Okla­ 321 Chambera and Bolton 482 Ashlimd and A lt^ 82 Deming and Baldwin m. to 9 p.m. We are sure u'e can 17 Maple street. CaU MItcheU Fl o r e n c e combination gas and Rooms without Board 89 SuhsrbaH tot Boot 55 Trust Co. Bldg, TeL RockviUe 'TRIPLE TRACK and dtato occupancy, only $t,200. Cart- 8-4045 or 5-4710. homa said that If (he federal gov­ 322 Bolton and Oilumbu# save you money on your next pur­ 9-6535 or MItcheU 9-6n6. Heating— Planbiiig 17 oil range, A-1 shape. White, 488 Hawthorne and Cam­ 88 Concora and Elbertft Apply to Mr. Sheridan LARGE ROOM next to bath. Holly- COVE?(TRT—Four room fumlahod ton W. Hutchins, Mitchell 54133, On Vanished Girl ernment wants to unload some of 323 Lockwood and Ck>ventry chase of a new or used car. Three DOUBLE TRACK chrome pipe,- 369, Baratow's. bridge 84 Avery and Deming COMPLETE Hand and power Uwn x-EDlNOX Fum acet and warm air wood aectton. Gentleman pre­ aportment avaUsMo today. Couplo latcbelt 9-4$54. ! SOUTH COVENTRY —Four roomo its farm tmrdena, it wUI have to qualified salesmen on hand at $18.95 and up and bath, large pine paneled liv­ 324 Columbus and Broad 86 T olli^ Tpke. and Taylor mower dUes and service. Motors heating. Earl Van Camp. MItcheU MORIARTY ferred. MI. 3-7397. preferred. John 3. Bimoll, Real­ (ContiMHd frarn Paga Om ) step out of the way of the elates 434 Oxford and Cambridge aU times. Quick courteous apprais­ WHITE BENGAL combination THREE BEDROOM ranch, oU hot ing room and fireplace, steam on some taxes. 325 Hartland and Grant tuned and oveihauled. Pick-up and 9-5844. kitchen stove, four gas and two oil tor, C r ^ at.. Be. Oovantry. CaU 485 Hilliard and Orfoi^ S m p 86 Parkerville als. Save time and money with TWO FTIRNISHED rooma with Coventry, PI. 3-63M, waiar hast, tUo bath, plcturo win­ heat, lake privilegea, $7,100. Call Benson said he thought there 326 Oliver and Edwin our lower country overhead. Low deUvery service. Gibson's Garage. ’ BR O TH ER S with top covers. A-1 condlUon. wrapped in 8heete of newspaper 436 Cumberland and Hilliard 87 Parker, north of railroad TRADE-INS accepted for Sunbeam, GUARANTEED Plumbing and PARAMOUNT kitchen privillges. CaU after 4. dow. phutorad walls, full celiar, PI. 34756 after 6. were some fields, particularly In bank finance rates. Barlow Motor MItcheU S-50U. Reasonable. Call MI. 3-5863. dated Sept. 37 and Oct. 11 and lay 327 French and Tower 9 f Duval and Woodlapd Schick or Remington electric heating. Alterations and now ENGINEERING CO. MX. 3-8841. many trOoo, centraUy located. agricultural reaearch and soil con- 487 Main and Waahingtem razors. Parts and aervice, Rua- Sales, Windsor Ave., RockviUe. 301-315 Center Street 328 W . Middle Tpke. west of WINDOW SHADES made to order work. Perms glass electric and 41 Oak Street USED G.E. REFRIGERATOR, ex Waiitai Tn Raat 58 Near but and school. $i$.400. Carl­ cicee enough to the road to have ■ervation, where the atatea should 512 Woodbridge and Oakland 92 Hilliard and Adams aelTa Barber Shop; Comer Oak Tel. 5-2538. ToUand County's larg­ NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful­ ton W. Hutchtaa. >a. 54193, 9-4854. been thrown from an auto. take more reeponsibllity. Broad 93 Adams and New Budt- est Dodge and Plymouth dealer. and instaUed. Venetian blinds gas water heaters sold and in- cellent mechanical condition, $50. ly fumiihed and spacious room. WANTED—4 or 5 room uafuratohod 513 N. Elm and Woodbridge and Spruce. Tel. MI-3-8177 A La Cronee physician spccialia- This waa in llns with an aaaer- and ctulain rods. 24;hour service. ataUed. Time payments arranged. BOY WANTED by general insur- Tel. MI. 9-7644. Th$ moat complete light house­ spartmoat hy thmo ndulU. Onll Rickover Busy 329 Broad and W. Middle 614 Phelps and Woodbridge la n d R d . Skelley Brothers, MItcheU 9-8714. ing in laboratory medicine said he tlon by Gov. Shivers that "the BACK ACHE? Get reil^ How­ 1953 FORD Station wagon. Country Estimates gladly ^ven. Fagan mice agency. Should have high 36 Months To Pay ' keeping facilities available in MiteboU 9-4872. * 'Tpke, 94 New Buckland Rd. \ Window'Shade Oo., Route 44 at BENDIX AirrOMATIC Washer, BUILDER'S SALE could not determine whether it was great tempution of the matching 615 Bowers and Green Rd. ard's Sleep Center, dial MT. 9-6335, sedan, overdrive. Immaculate. school education. Good chance for Manchester, You will marvel at 95 W. Middle Tpke. and Can be seen at 78 Tanner St. Bolton Notch. MItcheU 9-4473. HEIATING EYom A to Z. Conver­ advancement for one willing to four years old. Good running con­ W ANTED-4 or 3 room rant by animal or human tissue because it dollar" from the federal govern­ 331 Loomis and Griffin 616 Starkweather and Green or come in. sion burners, boUer-bumer units, TWENTY NORTHERN cedar posts, the cleonllneas of this buitdlng. On Atomic Job wsa too decayed. The specimen learn. For Interview call Hartford dition, $40. MI. 9-34$4. family of five. Good roforoncoo. Just complotod. M Lydail gt., ment has caused the atatea to lose 412 Main and Hilliard (box) A d am s complete heating systems. AU 7 foot long, from 4 to 5 inches dia­ ChUdren accepted. Central. Priced was sent to the SUto .Crime. R d. BRAND NEW 1953 Plymoutli tudor, CABINET MAIQNO. Good work­ 2-7107. meter. MI. 9-9511. MiteboU 84438. near Parker dt. gix torgA rooms, • great deal of their sovereignty. 413 Carlyle Johnson Machine 96 Vernon St., north work guaranteed. Tima payments WE8TINGHOUSE 17" deluxe two- so reasonable you'll gasp! Be Laboratory for intenetve study. 617 Green Rd. and White $1,795, $290 down; 1953 ,D o ^ e manship. Reasonable rates. EsU- two Uvatorioo, eoramie tila down- A s O verseer But Shivers said in remarks sedan $1,995. $390 down. Balance 3 mates gladly given. Moulaon's arranged. Moriarty Brotnera Tel. door T.V. console. New picture sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor­ Officiala beUevrd the aUte o f Co. (box) / 6 1 8 W h ite 97 LydaU, east of Vernon PAINTERS Wanted to fUl two va­ BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem­ sey, 14 Arch St. prspared for a conference round­ THE PROSPECT HiU School for years. Cole Motors 9-0980. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim MItcheU 3-5136. cancies. No winter lay-offs Thta nants at low prices. Also rug wool tube. Guaranteed, $149. Terms ar­ BoMasis Praftrty ■toirs bath. Ons bedroom dowa, decompoeltlen of the flesh labeled table dlscusalon of fedcral-sUte 414 Main and Pine Hill 6 1 9 H arlan young children. TranaportaUon 2-6695. ia a amall shop doing high quality and instructions in braiding rugs. ranged. Baratow's, largo front porch, wrought Iron (ftonttaued from Page One) the tlasue mass as older than nine relations that the sUtos must 415 Main and Grove Energen^ Tel^hoM 1951 FORD Custom sedan, radio, A PLUMBING Shop at your door. LARGE Furnished room with semi- for Sals 70 621 Summit and Grove furnished. Mrs. L«la Tybur, direc­ work. C. F. Charbonneau, Jr. MI. Call RockvUle 5-5706. private cooking privl'ves. One rtUtog, brooaoway. garaga ahd days which had elapsed aince the accept part of the blame for cen­ 416 Main and Henry heater, Fordomatic. In excellent MANCHESTER T. V. Service, No time lost. New work, altera­ TWO OIL Burners for kitchen experienced in the field of atomic night the 10-year-old girl vanished. 522 Henry and Summit 8 -6 4 8 2 tor. Phone MItcheU 9-9767. 9-6633. block from Main' "■St Phone MI. ■“ 0OMBINATIQN (aekogo amcalto drive. Near but aervico, tralization of government in Wash­ condition, $1300. CaU MI. 9-4864. radio and T.V. specialists since tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot BAILEY’S Antique Shop, 882 Main stove, stand, bottle, and hot water propulsion. Bloodstains found in on. auto ington, 417 Main and Hollinter (box) 623 Henry and White water automatic heaters. Youngs­ coll, $35. MI. 3-5937. 9-442$. aoda abep, hmetaeonotto, WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whitl 1934. House aetvlce caU $3.50. WANTED— Experienced chipping street. MRchell 3-6003. Moderately and gas atation. AU doUig shopping eontor, grade oehooi, new But Rickover hoa worn hia ad- at Minneapolis were on the car’s Shivers Offers Cemmeat 418 Midn and Middle Tnke. 6 2 4 N . Elhn and Tanner Special Alara Cane ney, 8 to 5:30, from HlUiara street town sinks sold. Estimates gladly MRcheU 9-6810 day or night. clerk. Good working conditionB priced items in china, gloss, tin­ FURNISHED ROOM, near Center. buslneao. Same owner (or 27 years, high oehooi and swimming pool mlral'a uniform and inoignia only back seat. A pair of girls panties "In criticizing the federal gov­ 419 Oxford and W. Middle 625 Henry and Bowen aecUon. MI. 9-2458. 1947 BLACK Chevrolet sedan. CaU given. C. O. Lorentsen. MI. and good wages. Apply Tober ware, pewter and furniture. NOROE Refrigerator, Thor spin once since promotion—agreeing to 2 — RecaU dry washer. Easy spin dry wa^- Gentlemen preferred. Mrs. who wishes to rsttrs. Located to acroaa the atraet. Let 98' x 400', was discovered under the front ernment for Its tendency to take MI. 9-4646 alter 5. FURNITURE Refinlshlng, antique 9-7636. BaaebaU Corp., HUllard St., Man­ seat. Tpke. 626 Bowen and Hollister 3— General Alarm • er, Glenwo^ oil-gaa combination Rolston, 39 Haael St. MI. $-8797. small town, 12 mUss from Man- that only because it was eoaontlal control away from the aUtes, we MRS. ZOPPI Reader and advisor of furniture a ipeclalty, chalra caned chester. FLAGSTONE. Stone for waUs, (approx, ona aero). City water to the. ceremony of pinning the TesU were ordered to determine 421 Alton and W. Middle 627 N. Elm and Hollister Riverside Park, Agawam, is now 1947 CHEVROLET Aero sedan, range, Tappan gas ranga. Gas chestor. Books open to principals. must not become ao aelf-righteous 4— ^Minor fir e s and rushed. Anaon F. Thorp. house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Bol­ SINGLE ROOM. Heat and hot and ooworo. If you want and can 2-star insignia on him. Indeed, that what kind of blood made the Tpke. 528 Hollister and Clinton located at 356 Franklin Ave., cream and tan. Immaculate, new Phone MItcheU 9-5735. M oving— T lnicldB g— ton Notch Quarry. MI. 9-0617. kitchen heater. All items priced Good for two partiMrs. izertflcs as to hold the states entirely 6— Reauadtator tires, $645. MI. 9-0890, water. Gentleman or woman. price for aU. $18400 plus stodi. afford o beautiful 830,009 homo probably is the only time he has stains. Minneapolis PoUce said btomelcts,” Shivers sold. 422 Homestead and W . Mid­ 529 HoUiater and Summit across from the Art Theater, Storage 20 HIGH SCHOOL boy wanted for af­ for quick sale. LaFIamme Appli­ Charter Oak St. CaU MI. 9-7317, 9-Bchool Canceled Readings by appointment only. FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, oU CABINET Electric ironer, ITS. 1942 ance, Watkins Bldg., 15 Oak St. Resseaaklo down jmymoat, kal in an Idaal location, her* It ia. Ro> donned a uniform etnee 1949. when two Wisconsin youths, who were "In the flrat place, we have vir­ dle Tpke. 581 Dclinont and Bond BEFORE YOU Buy a used car ternoons. Burton's, 841 Main St. the Atomic Energy Commission driving the car, claimed the blood 12^MiUtary CaU Phone HarUord 46-6735. AU' wel­ humera oerviced. For expert and AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO-, K-1 International %-ton $128, Tel. MI. 9-6363. NICELY Furnished room, very anco on asortgago. If you want a taU pries 119.500. Actual Federal tually asked for at least a part of See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick prompt aervice caU Bob Cart­ good paylag buainosa thta to it! appointed him chief of the Naval was from a rabbit t)iey had Mt the grief that now overtakes us. come. local and long distance moving, scooters, toy horse, skates. Tel. clean, in large private Mrldsnre, Housing Administration appraisal Sales and Service, 285 Mam wright MItcheU 9-6446. packing, storage. CaU MItcheU Help Wanted MI. 9-3434. ONE FLOOR model Ironrlte ironer, Ike Watorfront Realty Co., 410 Rtoctora Branch. near Webster. Wls., about SO miles "We have allowed ourselves to street. MItcheU 9-4571. Open eve­ for gentleman. $3. 316 Sprtice St. ■heat may bo soon carrying top northeast of Minneapolis. ACCOUNTING-Bookkeeping, state 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. Male or Female 37 never used, to make room, es- As^um It., Hartford 5-0788 ovs- Ha says his Job requires dealing be bribed with our own money—an federal taxes. AU business nings. ANTIQUES Rcfiniabed Repairing FOUR JUNIPER. 15 ArborviUe pecially priced at $195, Kemp's, PLEASANT ROOM for singla tkiat- nliiia. Call Coventry. PL 2-6735. mortgaga commitment of $14,000, mostly with civUiona and that a The Crime Laboratory at Madi­ evU practics that has been known done on any furniture. Tieman,‘Tiemi son. in a preUminary report yea- 3-7691 MANCHESTER—Package DeUv­ WOULD YOU Uke to sell securi shrubs. Reasonable. May be seen Inc.1C. neas person, central, near bus. Ml. if your Income quoUflaa For dol­ rank and uniform doesn't moon to the human race at least since 189 South Main atreet Phone ery. Local Ught truoting and at 13 So. Hawthorne St. after 5 terday, said human bloodotatos SMFD Box A larm Num bers tiee? We are interested In expand­ 9-7387. lar value, bettor chock here. Shown much to them. the days of Plato and one to which Auto Accessories—Tires 6 MItcheU 8-5643. package deUvery. Refrigeratora, ing our salea department in the p.m., or call MI. 9-7722. THOR AUTOMAGIC washing ma­ He fa r S als 72 But there are Navy offlccro who ware found on a pair of worn, it is still easy to succumb." RIDE FROM vicinity of East Mid­ washers and stove moving chine, practically new, ISO. Set of HEATED DOUBLE twin bfdnMm, by oppotntment. black tennis shoes found IS miles .Shivers said that if the federal LIFETIME Batteries, self-charg­ Manchester area. We would Uke MANCHBITBR—7H room eeionUI, say Rickover olio doesn't have too dle Tpke. to Hartford, Saturdays, DOORS OPENED, keys fitUd, specialty. MItchaU 9-0753. to interview men or women SO china diahes, chalra, various continuous hot water, 8 minutes Mutheast of La Crooae last Fridsy. government would get out of the ing, 6 year guarantee. $29.95 any copied, vacuum cleonera, irons, fuU boaomoat, full bath, 1 extra much concern for rank, procedure 7 W . Middle Tpke. at town * 52 Spruce and Eldridgft 9-6. MI. 9-4006 after 6. years and. over who would be in­ Buildinx Materials 47 household itema. CaU PI. 3-7719, from bus line. Inquire State TaUor Ths report said there waa too UtUe gasoline tax field "the federal con­ car. Let us demonstrate. Bucket guns, etc., repaired. Shears, largo garage, ntoo boater, a WILLIAM G. MeKINNEY oia "channele" tn the (levy. Admi- line terested in learning the securities Shop, phone MItcheU 3^7363 o f riM eometlmea were eurprlaed, blood to determine the type. There tributions to highway* will be 53 Spruce and Oak RIDE WANTED-From West Mid the cost. Cole Motors, MItcheU knives, mowers etc., put into con­ Paintinx— Pgperlnr 21 Canadian Framing and GENERAL Electric 6 foot refrig­ good siae lot. 517409: B ft E Agen­ M o t o r i i U Warned buaineas. Appointment may be 3-8047 after 7. Tol. 3tl-94143 while Rickover etlll woo a captain, waa a alight chanea the serial cheerfully foregone." 12 Keeney and Bush HiU Rd. 531 Nathab Hale School die Turnpike to Prospect Street, 9-0980. dition for coming needs. Braith- Sheathing ...... ^perM $ 99.50 erator, in fins condition. Must be cy, $10 Mato St. MI. 5-3317. number could be read with ultra­ East Ha^ord. Hours 8 to 6. Call PAINTING, Exterior and interior, had by calling Mr. Johnson, at to and decisions all completed In However, Gov. Murray of (Mtla- 121 Keeney near dance hall 64 Spruce and BisaeU waite, 62 Pearl street Western Framing— seen to be appreciated. Special ROOM FOR Rent. Heat and hot violet Ught A more detaUed re­ MI. 9-8621 after 5:30, MOTOR SALE, new motor guaran­ paperhanging. CeUings reflniah- MI. 3-6631, Cobum A Middlebrook, water. Near Center, GenUeman MANCHEdTER-7 room Capa Cod, the nuclear eubmortne project homa said he doesn't think any 123 Keeney near school house This Batlag mt fire a 66 Peirl and Holl Inc., 541 Main St. price of $75. Kemp's, Inc. port waa promised later. tee, 10% down. Chevrolet, Ford, MANCHESTER Welding Service. ed. WaU paper bo<4ia on request. T. L. L ...... «per M $105:00 preferred. 87 Foatcr St., or M l. brick front, largo tot, garage, city 33 LYNBSt n . — ChamMiy five without their knowledge. such system would work. He said 124 Keeney and Hackmatack ■aaiiiri ta the Seoth WANTED—Ride from Hackmatack Mercury, Dodge, Plymouth, water and ooworo, firaplaoo. oU The shoes were found along 651 Pearl and Foster Portable equipment. General Estimates '^ven. FUUy insured. Clear Oak Flooring . .per M $225.00 3-6331. room homo of attractivo doalgn. Things like that shock ths reg­ Highway 14 and were aent to the the fwleral government coltocu 13 Wetherell and Bridge tor Pita JDtotilet to St., to vicinity State Office Bldg., $134.99. Pontiac, Buick, Olda- CaU Edward R. Price. MItcheU BENDIX WASHER* for sale. Good hot water. Priced at 515,000. E. ft Fins condition, throughout. Over ular Navy—and its promotion oe- more money on a 2 cent tax on the laOereet mt eJaeattag 56 East Canter and SpniM w'eldlng, boUer and furnace weld­ Situations Wanted— 18" Colored Shakes per aq. $ 13.50 I^ratory after La Croasc police Hartford. Hours 8:30 • 4:30. Phone mobile, $174.95. Cole Motors, ing. MItcheU 9-1658 or MItcheU 9-1003. condition. MI. 3-8364 after 3:10. LARGE STUDIO Room, complete E Agancy, 910 Mala St. MI. 94897. Oise garage, large landscaped lot. leetion bMtda. gasoline in Oklahoma, without 131 Wetherell and Horace aeate as to the lecatlea mt thair 57 Summit and Flower MI. 8-7943. Mitchell 9-0980. Fem ale 38 Sheathing 1 x 8 determlnKl that their aM pattern 9-8762. housekeeping facilitlea. Ideal for 513,600. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Rickover U a little, grey-haired, matched footprints found outside exemptions, than the state does on 184 Bunce and Seaman aeareat fire hex, to he aMft la 61 Charter Oak oimoiite INTERIOR and exterior brush and USED FURNITURE bought and single person .or working couple. Tel. MI. 9-1842 or 3-4679. driving sort of fellow—intent, a 6% cent tax with exemptions. 185 Waddell and Pioneer cSee e t a (b e. Every reetAeat WOULD LIKE private lesson once T. L. U ...... per M 8 97.00 H o o m s fa r B ate 72 tho home from which Evelyn vnn- Water Dept. BULLDOZER for hire. ExceUent spray painting. Rental of spray, sold. The Woodshed, 11 Main Private home. CaU MI. 8-7793. something of a zealot. If he has "W e Just wouldn’t be able to eheaU kaMV the (Ire atana hM ' a week to pracUce EngUsh speak­ BUDGET YOUR TIRES WUX CARE for children part Flush Doors— iahed. 136 Drive B and Drive C 62 School and Qinton for back fiU. Landacaping and equipment. T. J. McKinney Paint­ atreet. Tel. JkOtebeU 9-3184. MANCHEgTER-dIx room colonial, any hobbies or recreation he keeps get rid of the exemptions," Murray aeaicM hto heaM er ptaM mt ing. Write Box J. Herald. Pay 50c Weekly ing Co. MI. 9-0106 - 9-6016. time, evenings. CaU MI. 9-2136. LARGE FRONT bedroom with NEAT AS A PIN—Two yaar old Police have dUcuosad the poa- 137 Drive D and Drive F Reasonable cates lateh- Clear Btain Grade . . .av. $ 8.95 Capo 0»d, aia rooms, two uafln- fuU bath, extra larg% lavatory, them csrcfuUy concealed from declared. 64 East Center mid Bftnton BOTTLED GAS Penfleld water kitchen privUegea for couple or sibUlty that ths shoes aio a false 14 Hartford Rd. and McKae Pennsylvania Rayon Deluxe cush­ R.N. DESIRES ixMltion in physi­ Pressure Tjrpe Window lahod, vootibule, open aUfaway, firoplaco, full bosemont, brand those who know him. He takes clue. They aoid the shoes were Maanwhile, at Albuquerque, life r. CllfterA E 65 Benton and Duridn heater. About 3 years old. Good two girla. Near biik line. Inquire now, formarty $16,800. B ft E Ag- Automobiles for Sale ions. Lifetime Warranty plua Life­ Courses and Classes 27 cian’s office as nurse and secre­ firoplaco, coranue tila bath, ales work home with him------and also found in an a rts which had bean mining industry rests in the IcglS' 15 Summer and Camptield argea that ca I 6 7 E . Middle T pke. sn d time Road Hazard guarantee. GUARANTEED Top QuaUty tele­ Frames—set up .,. from f 17.00 condition, 380. Phone MI. 9-3382. 14G Garden Drive after 5 p.m. 8ney, 819 3fabt St. ML 94297. vision aervice. Colls received bC' tary. Has had 3 years’ office ex­ kitchon, fuU balMaMBt,- h a t ^ atodg to meals and on plane and cloaely scarelud last Thursday. Istive top of Oongress, Western 16 Lyness and Dudley iStoffito ■heoM aet rae* Branford FOR A GOOD Used car-or a new 6.70x15 $15.95 IN 2 EVEU7INGS per week we con perience and S^rears hoepital serv­ Complete Line of Building train trips. to the eeeae ml the I (ore 9 p. m. WUl be serviced same SEVERAL GOOD wringer washers SINGLE ROOM for rent. Newly way, hot water boat, copper 6% RCXlM'Cape Cod on double also governors contend. 161 West Center and Foley 68 Legion and Silas I OldsmobUe with Rocket engine 7.10x15 $17.95 teach you Radio-uo-Electronics-TV ice. CaU MI. 3-S038 between 9 -1 3 left at low pricea. From $35 up. p'.umblBg, aootal combination He expects hie staff to work the They are concerned over ability aaft thea eaaee highway < 7.00x15 . MRcheU 9-1347. Materials at Wholesale Prices furnished. Gentleman only. . Ml. M . Largo living room, kitchen, 17 West Center and McKee ! contact A1 Catalano, at the Man­ $19.95 repairing by ouy^'‘Leani by Do­ a.m. Kemp's, Inc. 5-6547, doers and wtndowo, shod dormer, same way. Navy associates say of the mines to produce in the ttoa emd am ■ffllliiail _____ 71 Highland and Autunm chester Motor Bales. MItcheU 6.00x16 $18.95 rumpuo room and laum!^ in base­ 18 Onter and Victoria CHIMNEYS Cleaned and-repaired ing” method. EiiroU now at "Con- city wotor, sower, eidowalk. 70 ment. Ovtrslse garage with be "rune a taut ship." But "Rick" Teen-agers Die event of a war emergency. t e r fireawa. Mere thaa the awtal 72 Autumn and Oak ' 3-4134. 6.50x16 318.95 necUcut's Oldest Electronics by an expert. 26 years experience. NA'nONAL BUILDERS ft. X 135 ft. wooded tot. Priced ameslt# drive, .outside fireplace, claims hs wonts and gets only "This is on issue which must be 182 Foxcroft and Deepwood eiaeaat ef trafftoea the etreeto 721 Glenwood and Lyndala Low prices on winter tires. School" for class starting Dec. 1, Dog»—Birds—Pets 41 cloee t o the fire W itt M ay velaa- 1950 FORD Custom sedan, radio, CaU Howiey, Manchester, MItcheU SUPPLIES to sou at 812,900. Warren E. near school. Tel. MI. 3-6564. those who have hie own burning In Suicide Pact faced equsrcly by Congress snd 183 Adams and Jarvis 73 WeUington and Lancastar 3-5361. 1953. CaU Hartford 6-1630, or write Rowland, Ronltor, MiteboU 8-8800 interest In making nuclear pow­ tbs sooner the better,” asserts •eer flreasea whe are ta their ' heater. In exceUent condition COLE MOTORS for full information. New England THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet 420 Davenport Avenue Cuts Coveralls WondarfuHy Slimming 19 Onter and Fairview 731 Porter and Parkar Center, 996 Main St. Mongrel pup­ any tlmS, BRICK AND ghinito Capo Oort, 2 er, for navy croft or factory, a Colorado's Gov. Dsn Thornton. ewa eare. (Dhtof Maeea ftedaiwA. throughout. Priced right to sell. TYPEWRITE~IS and adding ma­ Technical Institute, 193 TrumbuU New Haven, Connecticut Port Jervis, N. T.,- Nov; 8 toy— 191 Center and Olcott Dr. Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 833 Budget Center Servlcenter pies. Turtels, monkeys, hamsters, years young. 6 rooms. 3 unfinish­ reality, "It to inevitable that Congraaa 74 E. Center and Walker 91 Center St. , 486 Center 8t. chines repaired and overhauled. St., Hartford, Conn. Telephone STate 7-3597 IDC ROOM Capo Cbd. Largo tot ed, 3-car garage. Youngstown Rickover Jiunps around the A teen-qge hoy and girl were must solve this critics! proMem 192 Verplanck’School 741 Byron and Ardmore Main. Work guaranteed. MI. 9-3418. tropical fish, tanka, accessories, AU utUitioa, Four bodmomo gmaU guaranteed singing canaries. Con­ cabinet kitchen, scroon, hot water country on buslnees tripe as other found dead in each others arms and I believe Congress is wUling," 193 Salem and Dover . 39 Hemlock and Liberty 7 5 E . Middle T pke. ftiid down payment. Long term mert- heat, firoplaco, 90 x 150 tot. A reel lofloy, shot to death in an appar­ I $5 DOWN and drive out with good Bonds—Stocfc»~ necticut bred parakeets. CaU >11. people would go from one room to ■aid Ariaona's Gov. Howard Pyle. 194 Onter and W .' Middle 391 Memorial Hospital transportation. SmaU monthly pay. Trailers for Sale 6-A Diamonds—W atcher gage. MlUra price 811400. Phono nice homo built by Anaaldi, fairly the next. There la no surprise when ent murder and suicide pact he- Metal mining — ita increasing Phrker HouMhoM Services 9-4373. Open aU day Wednesday, Borbarn Woe' Agency. ML Tpke. 892 Hajoies and Memorial m en t^ you tell us how litUe. Mortxaxss 31 It pleases us to please you. ' Jewelry 4 8 priced at $144M. Warroh E. How- he decides at the end of a Wash cauke their parents forbade them shutdowns, labor relations, unem­ 82 Porter and Oak Grov* ! Douglas Motors, 833 Main. VACA'nON trailer 16', Kit Compan- Offered 13-A 9-7703 Raaltor. Phono iotcheU Ington workday to be at the ABC's to m any. ployment problem and foreign im­ 21 Prospect and Hackma­ 393 S. Alton and W. Middle 821 Adriaide and Jean ion, sleeps four. Ekce'lent condi­ FIRST AND Second mortS|s LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ S-3I0C aay time. Idqho Folia Laboratory the next The young couple waa found In port*—occupy the attention of tack Tpke. 83 Pitkin and Academy 1949 FORD. 1948 FORD, 1947 Chev- tion. ’ WIU sacrifice, $950. MI. WEAVING of bums, moth holes bou^t for our own account pairs, adjusts watches expertly. MANCHEmER - Green Manor, confidential aervice. Monchastar FRENCH POODLE, black. Reason­ Owner trandarrod. One :year old evening. And when he gets there, the front seat of a parked car on governors, of 11 Western stotes snd 212 Farm Drive (midway) 41 S. Main, near Line Si. rolet—your choice $495. 1951 Chev- 3-8066. and tom clothing, bolsery runs, able. MI. S-ST06. Reaa^ble prices. Open dally. KANCHE3TgUl^-3-room bungalow, he li^ets on conferring moat of a side road near the Port Jervis Nawali during the final day of the 84 E. Center and Cons rolet $1195. Deluxe model 2-door handbags repair^, zipper re­ Investment Corp., 244 Ma Thursday avenlnga. 139 Sprues throe bedroom ranch with fuU full boaomottt, com er lot, 4 rooma 23 Hartford Rd. and Pine 413 S. Main and Fern 8 5 E . Midd.1# Tpke. .ftnd atreet Phone MltclMU 8-441S. booomont. Hot w8tor-oU boat. Liv­ tiw alght, catching a plane in the Country Club. Western Governors Conference to­ - 1950 Chevroleta (3) $995. 1949 placement, umbrellas repaired, CANARIES, GUARANTEED sing- street kUtchcU 9-4387. down, two knotty ptoo rooms up. morning to bring him beck to hts day. 24 Cooper Hill and West 415 S. Main and Arvine W ood trid ge ing room with flro^aco, dialog CentraUy toeatad. .An excellent They w ere Joyce Fulmer, 17. a Chevrolet Fleetllne Fordor $795. Auto Driving School 7*A men’s shirt collars reversed and era, all colors, also females^' Washington offloe for an evening ThensimU Are JoMmm area, largo eablaot kitchon, dis- value at 113,300. E ft E Agency, high school studant dauirtiter of 241 Fairfield and West 417 S. Main and Lewis 851 Green Manor and Wenvar Let's see you beat these prices. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ MItebaU 9-0436. of bustneea. Mre. Irene Fulmer of Port Jervis, Thousands o f men have been Douglas Motors, 333 Main. AUTO DRIVINO Instruction. AU Business Opportunities 32 pooal, attaehod garage, roar ptoo 310 Main St. MI. 94397. 23 Pleasant and Cedar 42 Main and (barter Oak 862 Milford and Sanfori ing Shop. Fuel and Feed 49-A Hs operates In the some man­ and Charles W. Jones, also 17, a thrown out of work in Western leasona on insured dual-control TROPICAL FISH, new shipment poaoled teiracf, combtoation 26 High and Oioper 43 Main and School 863 Eliubeth and Qnakar •I UNNMORE ORIVE-Six room ner in dealing with contracting factory worker, pon of Mr. and •tstea in recent shutdon-ns of 1942 CHEVROLET Club . coupe. car. Capable experienced instruc­ FLAT FINISH Holland window Just arrived. KeUy’a Aquarium, 29 DRY HARDWOOD, furnace, fire­ ocrosho oad storm windows. Many 27 Pine and Walnut 431 High School buiidihga. Radio, beater. In wonderful condi­ tor, Cordner Auto School. MItch­ shades, made to measure. AU Sunaet St. Open 'til 9 p. m. oxtoSA BoautifuUy tondacapsd tot C o ^ Cod—3 uatinlohed. One. cor companies. Executives q( the com­ Mrs. Herbert Jones of 'nearby mines, principally those producinjg 854 Constance and Varnon MOBILE LUNCH place and otove, $18 per cord, $18 panies admire his seal and Uke to leed and sine. The chief executives 28 Ridge and Cedar tion. Formerly owned by young eU 9-6010. metal Venetian blinds at a new per lo4ul. MI. 9-0131. 90 X 110. Pitoo 117400. Ws also garaga. Built 1941. Rocreation Montague Township. New Jersey. 432 East Side Rec. 8 6 E . Middia '^pka. and lady in t< ^ . Douglas Motors, 333 low price. Keys made while you BUFF COCKER Spaniel, male, 9 have a throe irw old Groan room, oil hot water heat, (nU'iii- deal with him—but would prefer A note: signed ^ both young­ are concerned over the effect on 29 Center and Cooper 434 Maple and Cottage Welcome II. F O R S A L E national aecurity. Main. BALLARD'S DRIVING 8CHOOL- wait. Marlow's. months. Gentla dlspoetUon, houae- MorMn- ranch wttheut baoomoi oulatioa, storm Winttowo, scrooae,. hours other than midnight. sters. was on a car window. 291 Durant and Crescent * 486 Miiin mid Maple “ Mancheater'a oldest.” Owner- brokan. Inoculated. Champion vasMtiaa blinds, amoslto' drive. Rickover himself is not a scien­ Indicative of the ■ Eisenhower WOOD FOR Stove, fireplace or and with radiant '$aat. P r l ^ at Although staU polics did not 81 Rear Chaney Bro** main 44 Main and Oak Spedal 'Aknn Cab SERVICEMAN Going overseas, Certified by AAA and Board at FOR YOUR Rug clc-amng^ and 1947 Metro Truck pedigree for breeding. MI. 8-6000. furnace. Coventry, PI. 2-6535. 818,000. Owner atoo tranlfoirrod. Nice yard (oncod and bedgod,' tist by profession, but he has a releaso'lta text, a reporter who administration's interest in the must oeU 1947 Plymouth 4-door Eklucatlon. We otter training, ex­ ahampoqlng caU Manchester Rug Escott Agency, 8CItehaU 9-7881. P ^ e 311.900. Excluaivo with rava deep and abiding respect Yor eclen- ■aw it said it Uidieated tha girt industry it the presence st the office 44f Main and Park « 2 ~ R e c a U deluxe sedan. Newly overhauled SEASONED Hardwood for' stove, perience, latest methods. MItcheU Shampooing Co., Mitchell 3-6663. Established route and lytor, Raaltor. ML 9-4489. tisUi with whom he works cloaely. area pregnant, that the parents conference not only of Secretary 32 Cheney Bros, new miU 442 Onvaleacent Home. 29 8— General engine. New battery, good tires. 9-2345. RABBITS of oU breads. MI. 9-9991. fireplace or.furnaecs. CaU Leon­ FOUR BEDROOM colonial, cantor of Intarlor McKay but also of Work guaranteed. WU] pick up He soya the nuclear physlcistA oppossd maiTiagt and. aaked: boiler room Oittage St. 9 — School CaU MI. 9-9813. ^ and deUver. > good income. For infor­ ard Gig Uo. MI. 3-7063. haU, I f toot Uviag room, ftraplaco, GOLUMBUS STREET engineers and designers who are ."How do you (eal now?" . - asstotant Secretary of Mineral Re­ MORTLOCK'S Driving School. Lost 33 Elm and Forest 46 Main and BisaeU 12->MiUtary oxeoUoat condlttoa, oU atoam boat, working on the atomic subma­ State poDca aaid two .32 caliber sources Felix Wormser. confidence quickly restored by m ation can CANADIAN HAY .and straw. AU . fully iasulatodx Ruaco atorm wto- Only # fsw of these desir­ 34 Forest, east of Otis 451 Birch and Ckittage Poultry and SoppUcs 43 rine project—civilian and mlliUry rifles were in the car. They said McKay last night told the gov­ sklUed, courteous instructors. En­ Buildinx— Contractinx 14 grades,' apy quantity Paul S. dows, copper phnabtog, girago, able 6>| room ranch homes alike— rieally have the creative ernors "I am as concerned as you 35 Chestnut end Park Emergtncy Tel Schendel, 167 Gardner St., Man- they believed the boy used one to 46 Main and Pearl ilftphoM dorsed teaching methods insures amoslto drive, troos, near bus. left. Sensibly priced at $12,- spirit of an artist. ara about the depressed condi­ safe driving. Results guaranteed. WE CAN BUILD______you a. garags cheater, Conn. Phone 9-046.5 kill the girl, then ended his own 351 St. James School 47 Main and Center 9 - ^ 1 Mitchell 9-4821 40 LAYING HEUfS, one year bid, $3 Carlton W. Hutektea. ML 94182, 900 which includes a GE Tange They are making aomethtng eii- •life with the other. tion in many Western mining dis­ MItcheU 9-7398. tor $898 complete. If you need one ML 94394. 36 Church and Laurel 48 Main ai^ Wadsworth Hora Ck>. 1-8-7663 FOR SAbE it's a bargain. Estimates also each. 613 Keeney St. and a GE /efrixerator. ($12.- .tireiy new, Rickover says, snd the Coroner Kenneth March return­ tricts. Ths administration' ahares this concern." 361 Chestnut and Garden 49 Main and Strant Hose Co. 2 — 8 -7 4 2 2 FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto given on large garages, breeze- Garden— Psrm— Dairy PERKINi ST. — Dofllrabla borne. consuming urge to create la so ed a verdict of murder and su<- 1 Q C 4 TEN UVE Toulouse - geese, six 600 without appliances). great they even forget It is a cidc. He oaid he will meet next week 37 Center and Newman 491 Main and Armory Hose Co. 8— 8-7123 Driving Instruction, with Insur^ ways, porches, dormers, etc. Ftor Prodneta ’SO Largo Uviag roam, dining room, dual control car caU Larson Driv­ Help Wanted— Female 35 months old. B. J. Begin. Glaston­ Model home open by appoint­ weapon they are welding. with the new Mineral Policy Com­ 38 Center Church 51 Charter Oak and Spruce full particulars, caU W. G. Mc- bury $-3983. UtcBon oad broakfaot aotft, second Hoee Co. 4— 841767 ing School. Phone MItcheU NaUy A Sons. Tel. MItcheU 9-9093. WELL ROTTED cow manurr rac- floor. Tiro largo and 1 omaU bad- ment at anytime and every The Navy at no time said flatly NOMEE PICKETT DIES mittee, which Includes Secretary EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Air- that Rickover shouldn't be a rear 9-6075. BROAD-BREASTED Bronsa Tur­ ^mmended for dried out lawns. reoma, fuU bath, abowor, etc., Sunday afternoon. New Yortt, Nov. 3 (4>—Homer of State John Foster Dulles, Sec­ SPECIALIZING in custom buUt ga­ condlUoned store. Apply in person. admiral or that ho didn't know hia retary of • Commerce Sinclair Califonila‘.School a t lladictno, Lo* rottoo. to Ml by CHEVROLET Marlow's. keys, fresh frozen and fresh kUled, Also highland tqp soU. Orders tak­ largo etooots, many other dooir- Flckett, 55, a veteran radio pro­ Lung Cancer Seen Angelos. DRIVING Instructions from your rages, Stanley overhead doors, 5410 Job. On the contrary, it has stated Weeks and Defense MohlUzer Ar­ ttota as a 1 o r oaatrlfeallBg 10 to 33 pounds. Schaub's Turkey en for deUvery at your conven­ abla featuroo. All oonvonloncoa. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker ducer-director, died yesterdav at ’nw ro to BMro lung coacor la factor. 14,000 MILES home. Dual-control insured car, cabinets, block tile ceUings, al­ 8027 oAcially he was assigned by the St Luke's Hospital. H8 had been thur Fleming and added T can SHIRT PRESS operator wanted at Farm, lU HUlstown Road. ience. CaU Laonard Giglto. Jditeb- 12-43 ExceUent location. R ooooaal^ 244 Main Street dtlM than ta rural areas, ha said. Twolvo dlfforoat studio* ia : standard or automatic. CaU Man­ terations, additions. CaU Frank New Model Laundry. Apply In eU 3-7D6S. If your young hopeful it from 6 pricod. guburbaa Raalty Co. Ml. Navy to the project "because of UI flve months. assure you that problem will re­ In Exhaust Fumes chester Driving Acafemy. PI. Contois, MI. 3-5323. months to IS months bid, -this Phone Mitchell 8-5416 hia drive, enthutiasm and ability ceive top priority because of Us "Wo are creating a markod caa- countrlo* aow ladieato that person, 73 Summit St. A atunnlng daytime dress to 84316. He directed "The Theater Guild cor hasard la tho air over our Mg Call MI-94592 2-7249, Toil free; Articles far Sale 45 creeper ia Just the thing for him or Reaidence, Mitchell 9-7761 to get things done.” Yst the pro­ on tha Air,” an hour-long drama urgent importance.” risk mt hmg [M IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD aplce your fali-Uirough-wlnter ftm n Pag* On*) titioa hy dumping,all manaor of with the maouat i DO YOU. NEED extra cash for Hoaaiehold Gooda 51 her. The cute chicks form sturdy- wardrobe. Aa slim and lovely at IUPER 55 foot roach, awooplag motion boards omitted hia pame ■ponaortd hy the U. 8. Steel Corp., AFTER 4 P.M. your new home or do any repair­ vtaws, two firaplacos. 28 ft. Uviag KANCRE8TER-Nanr Park me- fOBM* aad gaaoo into tho ataxM- Braoot L. Wyador, of Christmas? There's still time to 'VENETIAN BUNDS knee-pads and the easy-opening can be, with cideswept detail ac­ from the list of recommendations (or the past sight years and atoo PHILIP RITTER IHBS any. A w*II-k*pt aagln* would Garaxes—Service— ing, aee WiUiam KanehJ, Contrac­ earn it by showing our Christmas Highaat <)t^ty Only placket is a convenience for moth­ room, pteturo windows, artiotio tsational graoMli, bua and storaa. for advancement to flag rank. phore.” Kotin doclarod. OoBtor for Owtoor aad cented by overaite buttons, neat Duplex 84. Itoam-oU host. BX waa the Arm’s television consul­ .New Haven, Nov. 3 UP)—PhUip tor and BuUder. Phone MItcheU toys and gifts. Be a home demon­ Also ItoooadItiDitilm CLEARANCE ‘ . er. paaollng, dining room, two largo ' In hearings dealing with the nu­ ta n t Ritter, T9, proprietor of tha Hof m to b* lata of a tr«at thaa a In oao toM. ho and oaooclato* Dtasaao*. Now Tork Otty. Storaxe 10 3-7773. rolled collar and a ' choice ol wiring, ooppor tubing hardwood strator now. MI. 8-7567. Tapes and Corda by xiarard sleeves. bedrooms, porm, (uU collar, at­ clear submarine project, admirals He prevtoualy had been ssm>- Brau Haua restaurant bare, noted asglteUd Jalopy or has. took oxtraeta of oaglno oihanat Ho suggootod tww TWO GARAGES for rent. Could be P a tted No. 5410 contains tissue tached gofago. ExoaUont tocotioh. ftooro, gOM rnef, newly, painted from the Pentagon pointedly noted produeU aad palhtod them upea ■tope. Oao to modorattoa-la i GENERAL CARPENTRY — Al- ca n All Gaa Ranxes elated with a number of other for Its oldtlma German atmos­ Tho oxhauat atudlto w ere citod used for storage. 875 Center St. HOUSEWIVES anxious to earn 31 pattom for overall (sizes 6 months Caritoa W. Hutebtas. 3 0 . 94133, aad wou MMntaidbd. Prlca that tiM Navy long luU been Inter-' tho aklB o f attoo. Half tho mleo tag. The other to to fttoaew teratlons, additions and new Pattern No. 8027 Is a 9aw-rfU 838405. EMoti Agoeot. MltchoU radio preducUdoa. Including "(tov- phere. died last night after a tong ■a mne of numoraua Mt* of ovMmms SEPTIC TANKS Tel. MI. 3-5694. to 32 per hour without canvaaring. riNOELL MFG. O a Substantial Savinx For You to 18 months included; material perforated pattern in sites 13. 14 eated In nuclear power for ahipe— Ulnaaa. mm far haVo ftovotopod akia oaa- la tobatoB a construction. Dormers, porches, 8-7813. alcade of America” and tht orig­ that poUutod air — from faetorlao. Write P. O, Box 661, Hartford 1, MI-4-6S6S requirements, stitch illustrations; 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Sise 14, 4 S-4 and cited the names of a number inal "March of Time." men. . Thto to ImUroct but wata- •ad theft ta AND garages and rooms finished at Conn. Complete Line O f Furniture applique pattern; and sewing di­ Ritter purchased the restaurant 43S East MkMla TurapUca yards of 45 inch fabric. 23 CANTERBURY I t Moat, com- of other ofltoers who had pioneered In 1332 from ita original owners highways aad ovan hozM furaaeto iag ovldaaeo that such GARAGE FOR RENT.at 80 LUley reasonable pricea Workmanship For The Entire Home rections. in early studlea. PLUfiCEO SEWERS St. . ' uarantecd. Frea estimatea LAUNDRESS evening*. $0c DELTA-DE WALT poWar tools and forUblo home of six (Inlshod CLREICrS FATHER DOES August Janaaen and Rudolf Ols- — nuy bo a Mg eauoa of a (right- eouM causa human luag caaeor- and T V For this pattern, aend SOe to Notifse rooms, FuU baoomont with play­ New Haven. Nov. 3 (JOf—James ner.who opened it in 1901. Dr. WiUlam & BmiUi. o f Now Sobert M. Alexander. Telephone hour and meals. Home^on aecoasoriaa. Salas, oorvica, daaion- Send 25c in coins, your namt, coins, yoifr name, addreop, else d»- onlng aad rapid ilat la luag 1ft line. Write Box NS, Herald room. Immodiato occupancy. PITT8BUBGH EDITOB DIES Reynolds. 78. father of the Rev. lUtter, Imm In Alsace-Lorraine, caaesr. Tork -Ualvoralty-BoUovuo kfltcheU 9-7718. "atration. Terms arraagad. Capitol addreaa and the pattern number to ^ pattam number to Noveaber 8. 1958 IM iM INsaiei Equipment Co., 88 Main S t CHAMBERS FURNITURE A n n e c a b o t , t h e Ma n c h e s ­ tltJ M . M M ^ do Smith, Realtor. Pittaburgb, Nov. S (AV-Gene Joeeph W. Reynolds, Roinan Cath waa a former officer In the Lung cancfr b o w to killing at Owner, said CHRISTMAS SELUNG aeoaon is SUE BURNETT. THE MiMf- Tp Ototmaon of the Town of Tol. Idl. Collett. 53, day editor of the Pitts­ oUc chaplain of Wathei A t the Green t e r EVENING HERALD, 115# Msmiboetor DopsrUnsnt: 3-4379. ad state French Foreign Legion and later Isast four Umoa aa maay Amarl- more of tho ■•pKe Tanks. Oiy WaEw Sewer ALL KINIXB of caipantiy wotfe. hare. Capitaliza on this demand ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ CHESTER BVBNINO HERALD burgh bureau of the Aaoociatcd Prison is dead. RMpolda.tmraol a retired came to the United SUtes. He * I TV SEKVICE AVE. ABIERICAS, NEW YORK i*“ „AVE. AMERICAS, NEW - The bon m use o4 booo aad e o can man aad tnfleo aa maay w on - rua at stow W otow RaaaoaaMe ratoa•a kUdMU 5-42U. by being an Avon Representative able and atandazd typawritars. Houn: 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. 83, N. y . «T T P 8fr 'E tt reotna, oil Prase, dlid today In Praabytorlan Naw York, Newt Mayen ■end______Heit- worked4n the Hof Brau Haua at ■a aa la 1*33. l u pravmittoa to kftpertaat, titoy SS.se aervlee charge eeeh; kouee in your nelgbbortiood. Write Mrs. YORK 53, N .y. . ear waohiar'to Mftacraa of this meaai Imat, nrijHM. bath second Hospital after an extended illneae. ealls or eave S by brtagiag jreur AU makaa o f adding machinss^ 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. fonTRaUroed employe, died at hia Broadway and 30th St. in New tha thomo of tho annual mooting found that the prw' r M ' F. H. .Frawley, North Branford, Preacntlng the complete Anne data. CtOtOBora arc atUI raquaotod floor, lavttesy fint, oopptr pip­ Collett worked with newspapers er TV to ear Sendee sold os rsntad. lt«alra oa aU Basic F£shlon for ’53, FaU o»l horns yeetorday foltowtnt a abort York City, before coming here. of tho Amortoaa Caaeor ftoeioty Plariata Nuraarie 15 Conn. m aius. MhrtoWa. Cabot Needlework Album. Direc­ to 'b e eensorvgtivo ui the use of ing., hosoo 18 fatly^laiuimod and,...in Ctarkaburg and Morgantown, jMMtmrmot a$ 27 Staifc- Winter, Is a complets guids to illneas. Besides Fathar Reynolds, He leaves hto wtdon’. Issbslto; hors thla wook. provonUd b y ' BBNDDC DELUXE automatic tions for puiqiet mittens, basic em- Meatiee to ranr.daNrahlo. Purtbar W Va.. bafore Joining the Aoao- ho teaves hto widow, (our daugh­ m . 8L PhoM Bu-e-eees, CUT FLOWERS, chrysanthemums, plomUng a wactical. aew-simpla Rlohard Martin. and a. brother Uviag In.Malae. "Tha air wa bcaatha." o«aU he ‘ 1*1 TEN USED waabira madhhia washer, used a abort time, in good broMery stitches and grand de- deWM ly « S | | x Rauba T. Me elatod Praea eOca ianttshorgli la ters, aaotlMr ae% tsro outer* 8 ^ If me aasww o e B ------rlwirei varletisa. Cocnar et W la- Rend Herald 4^vs* aM tet«rl8 a wardrobs. Glfl pattam prinM la- ■srvleaa wlU bo held tho main cau*R Or. Mat A p- ii i i t lm fwniBMen. P iieo |8i. algM are pslatsd hi thia laaue. 28 h V 1ft XiasflcNMrift. W o te M a y . . town Rd. and HUU S t M L 3-8118. pSaaee, U Oak St ^Kamp't, JneT^ tide ths bo^ Sand ft. 3 $ ^ In- tto. •< the DShtoiKiy

t:: \ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, IMS Tf'd' V -i- ■■■ Ai- -^-.- iKmulioBbfr Smiting Jforallt Oet. 81, 1818 Tha Infant Janos of PngM about her, who Is convinced she exoeUsBt portrayal as Domtate Mhthsrs Chela will maat tomorrow Joins Law Firm Silver Whistle will die "douhlod up in a knot" be­ "Moon Over MuilNrry Mrsat'_____ Bill night at 8 o’clock at tha homa of cause the Bishop refuses to expend Luettgens playa iBmmatt, a tramp 11,108 Mrs- John Ikansaqa, 181 Bnmmit funds for a much-imagined needed "because being a tramp is tba beat HEATS AN ENTIRE ROOMI a r jia An8tt M U Chaptar, No. SI, Royal St Tha oo-henteM will ha Mrs. Gist Selected appendectomy. Arllne Culver is thing r a a ^ Boel Fariataau, drateM aas „ AMi Maatma, wU confar tlia Paat James Mulraady. cast in the role of Mias Hoadley, Roger Negro, and Joaeph Conti Manche$ler^A City of FlU of* Charm Maftar lUaon dagraa atltaaUtad an agreeable but vague old soul make up the rest of the cast. oonvecaUon Wadnaaday at 7:30 p. Tha BritliihrAmerican CSttb-HliUJ who la frequently under the Infiu- 'The BUver Whistle’' promlsea as. in ttoa Maaonie Tampla. H ie hold its monthly meeting tonight Community* Players to ence of liquor and who carries an to be one of the mdat delightful VOL. LXXni, N O , 30 AdvartMag sa.faga 88) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEBIBER 4,1053 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECHONS) dacraa work will te foUowad by at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse. Stage Comedy Nov. 20, out-moded ear trumpet. comedlea ever to be preeaateff to PRICE Pin cum tba umal rafraalmanta and aodal Miss Tripp is played by Bessie Manchester playgoers and should iMMtr. The All SainU Mothers arcle 21 for Nurses Assn. Quinn Bendall, the young plain­ be a "must” to all who eaJoy an will meat tomorrow night at 8 looking supeiinte^nt of the old evening of fun. R ut Matrons of Temple Chap­ o'clock at the home of Mrs. Akma Donoyan,' 85 Alton S t Take one slightly weather-beat> people's home, but who has a beau­ ter, Mo. S3, OE8. will meet Thura- ty that is obviously wasted in her Ike’s Views day at 8 p. m. in the Masonic en rooster dubbed Omar, one not A son, their first child, wu quite so honest, poetry-quoting, present position. Miss Tripp has Evasion Seen Temida. After the business meet- been long-affianced to the dull, LE T UB F IL L Y O U l in f Mrs. J. Henry Dittmeyer will bora Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ member of the Knights of the conventional Reverend Watson, Miow pictures taken on her recent ly O. Capen of Morris Plains, Open Road, compioiuy known as On Election Democratic Exile Ending played by George Walker. He is trip to California. Hostesses will N. J. Mrs. capen is the former a tramp, one group of retired men Shiriey UtUe, 180 Pearl S t the type of man kids would select ha Mrs. John A.-Trotter and Mrs. and women housed in an old peo­ to throw snowballs at. Vrad TUden. Members unable ple's home, add a dash of the "Po­ In Soviet Note Mrs. Sample, a pfetty little old A re W aited to ha present are requested to no­ The annual meeting of the Man­ tion of Twingstl," stir until well- lady—the kind shown on candy chester Garden Club is slatqd for blended and the mixture results in tify aither one of them. boxes—but with an eye for the dOMN M. HIGHTOWER f peered to ha contained In a re- Monday, Nov. 0, at 8 p. m. in the one of the funniest, merryipaklng opposite sex. la played by EVe Called for aad daUramd Washington, Nov. 4 (JPi— Robbins room of Center - Church plots anyone could ask for in ' a aahington, Nov. 4 (fPi— aatertlon of thoa# two pointa H artford C h a p ter, National Folsom. Barbara Jones plays Mrs. promptly st m t i t n i m ------a .^ - . ■ A _ 9 9 i _ / _ I _ a. ^ which tha Bovlota had Inaiatad up­ The White House declined Aaan. of cost Accountants, wiU^ house. Mrs. Bruce Henn, of play. Gross, a very, very old lady and a State Department officials to­ Newington, will give a demonstra­ e h a rfc- on In a meaaago to tho Wootorn comment today on - Demo- As Upset Vote Is Counted Such are the ingredients of 'The day deacribed Ruasia’t lateat hold the final session in a aeries of little senile, who is confined to her governmenta in Soptamhar: erntie victories in yesterday’s six discussion forums at 7:30 p. m. tion of Chrlstmu decorations. Silver Whistle" to be presented by wheelchair. Mr. Cherry la played note on a German conference the Manchester Community Play­ 1. A B-powor Foreign Mlnia- election! but hinted that Thursday at I.BJd. hudquarters, by Ricky Gentllcore, a dreamer of PINE PHARMAOY aa freah evidence that Mos­ 100 Farmington Ave., Hartford. The Queen of Peace Mothers Jerosne L Walah ers, Nov. 20 and 21 at the Wad­ Inaccessible, far-away places and tere’ Conference, Including Red President Eiaenhower might cow deairea a kind of diplo­ Morris Klein, controller of Veeder Circle will meet at 8 p. m. Thurs­ dell School, under the auspices of a collector of foreign stamps. Chino, which would aeek to eoae have something to eay at a Root Co., will lead a discussion on day at the home o f Mrs. JOhp F il- Harold W. Garrlty, of the firm The Manchester Registered CAU M l-M t14 matic stalemate at least for teneiona all over tho world—op- Ricky will be remembered for his mid-aftemooh news confer­ Monument to Town’s War Veterans Set Up in East Cemetery “Itocludiiig Burden Costs in In- loramo, 131 Eliubeth Dr. Hie co- of Butler, Volpe, Garrity and Sac­ Nurses’ Assn. The play is being r o d /n flo n m ufm m tU o la c ir ic parently a frea ranging nogotla- G O P Jolted State Gains^ ▼antories.” hostess will be Mrs. Robert TO- directed by Miss Faith Fallow. ence. co, with offices in Hartford and The cast is headed by the very **’Thw*wS^n?‘ lmmedlaU co m -i'^ ,K «^ many'prbWenia massi. ment by the department on the' Asked for comment, Preeldea- Manchester, announces that competent Bill Brown in the role 2. As a kind of soeond half of tlal Press aecrctsiy James C. Adeertlsement—' of Oliver T. Erwenter, the lovable ROOM HEATER Ruaalan reeponao to a Weatera bid All members of St. Margaret's JetonM I, Walsh, formerly of New for a Foreign Miniatere' confer­ ths big meeting, a conference of Hagerty aald; "It te obvious I am By R esults A re H ailed Many big sports figures will be Circle, Daughters of Imbella. who Haven, is now associated with tha glib-tongued orator of the open • Al le a ... beie’i e heeler awSteeSir been eeeeSte teen lltstfa ft ence on Germany and Auetria. But the foreign ministers of Rumia not going to do any commenting desire tickets for the fall dance, road. Fred Malin, too-long absent with the (Eiaenhower) press con­ at the Old Bam, Box Mountain firm as of Nov. 1, 1953 Iq the from the Little Theatre stage, privately, offlciala uaed aueh and tho thru Mg Wostem pow- soon. Sm Thursday's Herald for Saturday, at the American Legion • 140 leetefbaaNesteRalareeiatall sacked boa Sill affW cetaea... ference coming up at 8 p. m. practice of law. __ plays Mr. Beebe, a gentle, white- Weds Morning Special words aa "evasive . . , a severe dia- ors, without Rod China, to discuss (EKT).” Of Contests B y L ead er full deUils. Hall, are urged to contact Mrs. sMeg 88 Sene naie haaties ae2nd Floor High Officials Deny largely teats of urban voters and Tho eloction of Robert F. Wag­ said ha waa "cartaln that Dem­ Dept, of State, Dr. Brown, who the Connecticut State Bar Aa*n„ did not reflect the known and ner, Jr. aa mayor of New York ocratic auceaaaea wUl be continued Waih«rf and Al spent the summer in Africa, is and the John Barry Assembly SAM Y U LY E S 24 Hour Delivery Service wldo disaattefaction in rural and City came as no surprise. But the and that tha pcopte of tha state will Othnr AppHoncM now heading the African Research Fourth Degree Knlghu of Colum­ Shoe Repairlag ef the Bet­ farm areas already demonstrated else of it did: 48.3 per cent of tho return a Damoeratic governor to and Studies Program at Boston bus. ter Kind Dean While Yea by tba Democratic congressional mayoral vote in a 4-maa race. Ha Chrttol Hill la 1854." Bomb Storage Plan won four borougha handily and. University. Anyone Interested in He is married to the foimer Walt. victory la Wisconsin. Damocrate lort tha govarnorahlp attending the meeting may con­ 15 BIAPLE STREET Himt aald city voters were dls- with Republican Harold Ri^el- Th,JW.HAUcOU Abigail L. Austin, of Palmer, man, waa a virtual standoff in the in 1860 to Republican John Lodge, tact the Service Bureau for Wo­ Mass. The couple have two chil­ Opp. First Natieaal Store The JW H AU ea IMORIARTY BROTNERS satlsfled with the continued high who te anpactad to aaak ra-alae- fifth . men's Organisations, 958 Main P arU ag Let 318 CENTER STREET W uhington, Nov. 4 (/P)— Two top administration officials coat of living and Inflation and a Uon. dren. He will make his home TEL. m-S-5135 No surprise, either, waa the vie* St, Hartford. in Manchester in the near future. have denied that the United States has plans to store atm ic government "so completely dom' Clarence F. Baldwin, tha Repub­ laated by milUqnalres.’’ tory in Virginia of the powerful weapons in Spain end Secretary of the Air Force Harold Tal­ Democratic organisation headed lican State Chairman, said on tha He said organiaed labor alao te other hand that yesterday’s elae- bott contends he didn’t say it did. The denials came yesterday diaappotntad with tba Eiaenhower by Sen. Harry F. Byrd. Tbomaa B. In quick suoooasion and In tha wakt' Stanley was elected governor, al­ Uona, foUowing by less than a adminietratlon, and declared: month Republican reverace in tha of widely published stories quoting "This la pretty aoUd proof that though Republican Ted Dalton ran him Virglnln’a clooeet Democrat- ao-calted "amall town alcctlona’’ on Talbott u aaying In Madrid on tha last election waa an Etecn- Oct. 5. "havo no algniflcanca ho- Early Monday there were such plana. Arab-Asia Bloc howar victory and not a Rapubli Republican race la history. yond tho borders of thoaa towns Frewdent Eteemhower had aa can victory." The Now Jersey vote for gover­ •pportunlty to give his views at a whera the balloting took place.’’ Flandara said Republicans nor, with 8,707 of the state's 8,884 The Democratic victory ia Now nawa coafrrcnca this afternoon (8 Plans Tunisian olactioa dtetricta unoOlelally tab- V oU nm r P, m. B8T). should not bo "diahaartaned or ir la aR Ua wars. Tha IS-tan Haven, the atete’a second city. In- Week euvfariaad’’ b y ths raaulta tai V lr- ulatad, gava Damocrat Robert B. waa oractad- yastarday after Us arrival fraaa Barra, VL, whera It wan engisvad. stalted as Mayor Richard C. r-*e. Two Pwrilifamafe CHed Mtyner 808.270 votes to 738.808 1. Tho pronouncement of Boc*^- arnwhastar Msmarial Oa, it M yaara . af walilag and planning by aaw 37-yaar-old former aewapapermaa Action, jDemand ^ fm r Paul R. Troast. the Republican who for amra than 10 yaara haa rotary of 3uta Dunes,' uoncunedi ______who had been the bottiag favorite. an tecnl vatarana* cartainly nandlcapptd thsmsalvea by tha aala af bartaf lata hi aat aaMa for Om h y tha 1 bean Tate Unlveral^a pakBdty la by.Kaantary of Defeau Wilson, iralted Nathma Nov 4 — whan thay pickad thalr cimadate Perhaps mors aurprialng waa tha director. In his Buys that “wa have no p^ for e^ng la thM^^ ISIK way at a pi> « . (Story an Faga ! eensoentiva for- govaraer," ha said. "No party victory of Democrat Harrison A. campalm* __ agatest_ _ RepubUean f ; temitem ^ to havo tha U.N. Intervene WlUlama. J r. aa Naw Jersey’s 8th YOUR BEST DEAL If aad whoa auch plana materlaliM aver should pick a candidate who M ayorror KiUlam C Calantane, Loo in Morocco, Arab and Aalan del#- had the com muniesUons he had. district congressaiaa. paring GOP wron by 8,587 votas~88,52e to FRESHLY SLICEb "wo shall not announce them pub­ gates went into a hurried council Politically It waa an impoasiMa control of the House to 818 Repub­ licly to tho world and to our po­ $5,828. cf war today to try to mako more situation tor tho RapqbUcana.’’ licans over 215 Democrats. A Atom Spy Ring He lost fourur yaara u o by 712 tential enemy.” Wilson is Talbott’s palataMa their damaada for U.N. Flandara, in speaking of com- vacancy Is to be Sited by California tmmedlato auperior. UN Protests Red votes and in 1861 mare two BEEF action on another Ffencb protector­ next woak. Tho other house mem­ - 2. Talbott'a insistence on ar­ votes, a rasttlt wM ^ bacame odt- ate—Tuntela. (OanttaMMd on F ag« S ix) ber te an Independent. Figure Called cial only after a qnirt h aai^ . riving yesterday in Athens, Celenlal Powere Whi WUliams drew aa.788 votes to LIVER Gfeect, that he bad said nothing 86,788 for hte Republican opponent, White an administration about storing bomba in Spain "nor Iha colonial powers, aided by Interview Tactics changing hands la New Haven, Be- tho United States, won a dear George F. Hetfieid, to booomo the By Senate Unit win I aver make etatementa about district’s first Damoeratic con­ ciaUat Jasper McLcvy, mayor of atomie weapons.’’ He had been victory yoatorday over Arah-Aatan Police to Quiz Bridgeport for the past 20 years, efforts to havo tho ao-natten Ganer- gressman. quoted by various correspondents Naw York, Nov. 4 (F>—San. Jo­ Panm uniom , N o v .‘ 4 -wrack tba axplanaUon program swept easily to his 11th straight al AssemMy tell the VTanch to ease In New York City, Wagner won term. for American and BrlUsa nawa- tho mayoralty by a plurality of aeph R. McCarthy (R-Wia) aaid U.N. and neutral observers i * papers and nswa scrvicM u say­ tensioa in Morocco and Insure froa Man with Glue Aa he has aevcral tlmas, tha 75- olocttena in that trouUad North 380,078. Final rolprna from the today Abraham Brothman, who protested an grily today aa - viewed to date. ing there were such plans, sub­ citFa 4.217 election districts show­ yaar-old dean of Connecticut ject to approval by Spain. African protactorata. aerved a prison term in the Rooan- Coniniunist persuaders ba- , Angry U. N. observers fUed mayors polled more votes than his France boycotted dohata on the On Hartley Girl ed; 1,021,488 for Wagner; 881.410 ' Up to lut night, no official for Republican Riegalman; 488,383 barg atom spy caaa, would ho tha rangued balky Chinese pris-; protest after protest because in- Democratic and Republican rivala OLDSMOBILE word from Talbott to tho Bentagon Morqecaa question ms she is ctr- combined, but Demoermta who ran SHOULDER CUT main witneaa today before the Sen­ oners for as long as four short Interviawt even when the matter apparently would be vanna, HI., ordnance plant worker eommlttee. tha No. 2 spot juriadietian over the Issue. Only* 206 o f 408 prisoners ached- They did the aame la Norwalk VEAL held in abeyanc# until the Secre­ who offlciala said clalma he knows Ta OaB Harvard Fro teaser ulcd to appear for explanations Co®*n*“*‘*t tary's return. An informant dose to the Arab- who killed Evelyn Hartley, miaaing The Senator said another wit- where Independent Irving Cl Aslan group said it waa trying to w sM interviewed. And of the 205 One angry American obaerver Freese, who ia married to a nteca In the Pentagon they havo a La Crosse, Wia., baby-sitter, waa nees would bo a Harvard Univor- only three elected to Mt-urn to stalked out of an Interview in pro­ frame amendmonta to tho Tunteten la custody hare to^y pending Bity profesaor, who has been de­ of McLcvy, had a margin of laaa CHOPS .word for It: "Flepe." A flap la resolntlon—^whlch would win it the Communism. test after it had run three hours. than 200 over hte Democratic rival military lingo is something that questioning by Wisconsin authori- News Tidbits scribed by a previous witneaa aa a Ths Swiss member of the Repat­ two thirds majority noodod for Ckmimuniat. Tha professor waa not Feuad Mentally HI while Republicans traited far ba« tangles up policy. Aasamhly passage. Colled from AP Wires The Neutral Nations Repatria­ riation Oommiasion Subcommittee Mnd. This was tha third major flap Rnows Loenttoa of Body Idmitihed. Bupervising the Intarviewa ateo Facing almost certain defeat on Mrs. Lawrence Grtbner, wife of The subcommittee te Investigat­ tion Cbmmlssion certified one of The Democratic candidate. Louts Involvlag tho Pentagon in recent their Tunteian demand, tha Arabs the three as mentally Incompetent protasted the length of the aes- Gardella, aald last night ba waa WEtlCl. Bharlff Grabnor o f Galana aad who ing alleged espionage in the field aion. asked the AaaemMy last night to also aarvas aa Ms deputy, said the Prasidaiit Syngmaa Rhea rsaf- of radar—a factor in the defense and ordered him to a hospital. Aa thinking of questioning tha results LB. The first came when Secretary hold over thq item until they could ftrma deciatoa to drive Rada «nt Allted officer aald the prteoner Both protasU w s m overruled by man alao claims ha knows the artwork against the atom bomb. the Indian chairman. Wilson comrnentod at a news con- revamp it The resolution will be ef North Korea If port-armistice spent' almost three hours before (OMUnnad aa Page ) ftrsnee that he didn’t think the whereabouts of tha 15-ysar-oId McCarthy aald Brothman, re- taken up at the next ptenary aca- Hartley girl’s body. political coBferenco__faus to unify cantly released after serving a 2- Red persuaders and waa ao con- In at least two other caaea Chin­ BALDWIN Ruasiana had enough Maace or eion. Ms country, H ^ tax vteld ■fuaed ha didn't know what he was ese persuaders, working in relays, atomic bomba to wage a sustained Tha deputy Identified tba man yaar aentence on a charge of'con­ A high Arab aource said late last as Eldar G. Fflalid, 26, and said shows 2 t in sate of spiring to obstruct justice in aa doiag or aaying. Kammcred at prisoners for 2 4 ' war. night the bloc had no intention of he baa told savali^ stories hut baa alcoholic ragon in Ocmaoctl- espionage inveetigatlon. bad been Savaral Swlas members of a Re­ hours. APPLES i t w as unhappy tim ing. Xkaen- compromising on the prindplea of dented any direct connection with cut ia Soptamhar over corraspond- working at a radar plant ia Fort patriation Commlaslon group over­ "It's an awful thing to ait there Bulletins VUr R ating aad Oaoldag bower had waned in an address independence and dvil Uberttea for the girl's dlaappearanoe. ing nxmtii In 1652. JervisTN. Y. seeing the explanations walked out helpless and watch mental torture only a little before the ominous tho protectoraga contained in a The Hartley girl haia not bean Graaca’a King Paul aaaarts In However, aa official of tho fac­ temporarily when their protests like that.” said U . Col. Vaughn F. from tha AP Wires from Soviet atomte. devel- reaolutloa they introduced last assn since early the night of Oct. Boaton tha- Unltad Stataa now tory Involved said later it te.,Bot over kmg laterviewa were over­ Meteerltng of Oakland, Calif., a opmenL Tba President shortly year. But, the aource aald, they 24 when ahe arrived for a baby- teada tha wartd aad would ha sal- a radar plant, but makes a "ma- ruled by Indian chairmen. U. N. obaerver. "It's like seeing ordered hte aubordlnates to clear plan to enter modifying amend- vatioB If world arould follow It.. . . 3 ibs.2 9 « Utting job at the home of V ig^ rtilao shop line’’ and nothing hav­ Red persuaders dragged out in- a plan killed before your eyes with­ RANR R(»BERS NABBED statemanta on atomic matters with aimod at rallyhig more Rasmuaen in La Croaaa. Dragging Legal fight opana in Boaton fed­ ing to do with radar, and novor tervlewa aa long aa possible, out doing anything about it.’’ eral court to fipa sailor "maa wtth- New Yeric, Nev. 4 (F>—Tw8 jOMtbMed aa Faga TM) oparaVona ara undar way in the has. The oflkdal aaid tha firm wheedling and threatening priaon- One prisoner shouted "I want to youths who altegedly held up a DEUCIOUS (Caathraed en Page Tweatyn e) Misstesippl River near La Croasa aut a oanatrjr** from sMp ha hasn’t makes "aoma government material SH'who nave refused to go home. go te Taiwan (Formosa)" 132 left for sight months. Stamford Ceaa.. baak aad ea- CHOCOLATE SHOT in tha continuing search for her hut nothing of any importance." Allted officers called the Red times by actual count and reviled caped with g28J)2S Sept. 18 ween body or some solid clua to her U. a. Labor Dopartmant raports McCarthy said yesterday that tactics brainwashing. bis Communist interviewera with injury raja among factory workers ecteed la New York today by tha whereabouts. “ths moment we heard that Broth- There were charges that the every oath he knew before the In- FRi.aad wera Meatlfled aa Ar* Mrs. Orebner said a check at the ■in Ire ta aaw law during 1852 man waa free and working in a CommnnteU w e r e deliberately ROLLS Joint raport of Dapartmanta af tbnr Heie. 28. and Oaenr Aa> West Governors Split Savanna ordnance depot dlerloeee radar plant, we called the plant,' atflllng; pertiapa in an attempt to (OMitlaBed sa Page BIgM) aanriaa. IS, both of New York. that Frtelid worked his tqgular day Labor and Commerca say October the Techniflex CO.,' in Port Jervis, construction outlays total $3,200, sMft O ct 24. Savanna te about 150 N. T.’’ tho Senator added: JOOST NAMED MANACHDI miles south of La Crosse. 000,000 with both private and pub­ "One of hte superiors thara aaid Over Gasoline Taxes The- deputy sheriff also ralatad lic expenditures aetting UiaF Brothman employed 'in the FMIadelpMa, Nev. 4 (F>— tha following; far aeenth. plant waa the aama Brothman who Sbertetop Eddie Jeert todny wns Premier Urfao Kekkonen’a Youths. Escape Red Net, named Held manager at Uw Each gas tax bustneas and penqlt tho Frislid waa arraatad about 10;30 bad aerved a aentence on a con­ See Us Before You Trade Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 4 —• laat night at 'nsarhy Hanover, Hk, aarity cnMaet falhi after losing spiracy charge. Wa immediately FbUadelpMa Athteten to ano* states to build tholr own hlgh- Woetehi governors are split over a by potlM officer Lee Harkaeee who vote In Parliamant’s Staaiing Cbm- issued a. subpMna ordering Broth- eeed JUnmle Dykea. Ray Mack, fundamental aUtee rlghU teeite,. w ^ . " mittaa on Industry conatrucUoa eink viee preaMaat, annanneed Colorado’s Daa Thornton In­ Seek Freedom in West P L E N T Y O F one of the Srst such eontroveraiaa; ea Page Tea) program... "Red Dean” of Can­ (OMtteaed en Page SIxtacn) that Dykea, who baa a year to to bo raised on the nation's; clined to ths view of tho majority terbury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, go nader hla eentraet, hna bSan In removal of tho gasoline tax but ttoa tlsr. , i peata aoenaeUaa United S t a t e s naked to remain with tfca cinb Is FREE Thsro Is no disagreement on the i declared, "removal of ths federal conducted bacterial warfare in Berlin, Nov. 4 (F)— Three-Vpoiicemen and announced rewards an adviaary capnaHy. principle. The chief execuUvea-:-[ gwUna tax Isn't a simpla matter. Greenlease Judge North Korea and China." Dispatch Censoring Caech youths who shot thsir way of 1,000 marks each ($240) had There te a shift In asrvlcea to be out of Rad pol/fes nets across the been placed on the heads of the ail RepubUcana—agree tho federal j E g y p t’a revolutionary court MARSWAII. IMFROfVINO government should got out of the | considered. A hoax Is being pulled aeataaiwa Chartea Yenaarf Be Soviet Zone of Germany waited three o hundreds of police PMKINe Aided Kidnap Law Protest Recorded hopefully for word today the Wert aearclied for them through the WaehbHMn. Nov. 4 (F)-4tee, P C OUR OWN RIO LOT bualneee of gasoline taxes and; on the American people’’ in that to 15 y e a r s Imprlaonment on the amount ef takes ooltectad for would grant them asyliun. One suburbs of East Berlin. The Reds Oeerga C. IT n e x t t o t h e s t o r e leave highway finaiTciBg to thej charges of treason and "iwpplying edalMwlag’ gasoline and automobile acm Kansas City. Nov. 4 (F>—Tha Information to a foreign power.. Washlhgton, Nov. 4 (F)—"^wo of them te in aertous condition claimed the youths were psut of a ■tbtea. . ^ i soriea te not going back late high­ from East German poUce buUsta. "Fascist underground." at Walter Reed Afwy But just how It ebould ho done I judge who w ill hear tha Graan- Canada plana new atepped-ap prea- members of tha Senate Armed ways, aad "our p ^ ltm te to con­ leaaa kidnapers’ trial waa Instru- anra to obtain U. S. approval of Servicea Cbmmittae apoka out to­ Tha three told police authorities The three who escaped are touched off yoaUrday the most vince Congreee of this altuatkm." here a hair-raising ta]( of four I Csirard Macxia, 22, and Ms broth­ eoatroverslal aeasion of tho S-day mantal more than half a cantury naw Canadian airline servlca to day against any cenaorsMp, other In resolutlooa, the conference ago ia pnahiag through a stats Msxloo by way of Tampa, Fla. than that required for aecurity weeks as tha ohjoete of a vast er, Jooef, 20, who were deecribed 974 NCHESTER of tho Western Govsrnacs’ called for inuaodlata acUon by manhunt, and of gun-bteaing of a Chech general exe­ OTOR law that providaa tha daath pen­ Masons, on port-armiaUce news ALES Mario Dtonns spends first day in Om ference. Congreae on the pending Hawaiian rlaahaa with Red police. 'Hiey left cuted by the Naxis la 1842, and RniaaK la CRalrnaui alty for abductors. Bitent, arork and prayer behind from Korea. MAIN ST. Statahood BUI; asked steps to use Ha te Federal Judge Albert L. rlrtrtered waBa of Roman Catholic Sena. Flanders (R-Vt) and Hunt two compantona behind In the Milan Baumer, 21, who had been a PC me. gJkMMM RLOCK Tba meeting emW yert^y. surplus eecda to raptent Western JUjeeivee* religious order leaving her four (D-Wyo) commented, in separate trek—one believed captured and student at the Prague Military Deo/er" Oov. Charles Russell of Nevada lands to inaugurate "better coo' Tha trial of S4-year-old Cart famous sisters behind. . . . Young interviews, on a dtqpatch by John the other badly wounded by ma- Academ y. "Your Oldsmobile waa elected chairman of tha g^pup aervatlon practices aad enrich the Auatla Hall and his 41-year-oId Michigan henaewtfe la alaetrneuted Randolph. Associated Press cor- chinegun fire and rtthar or Baumer waa atlU in aarioaa oon- fSr tha next year, auooaedlng Gov. productive capadtF’ of Weetem woman friend, Mra. Boonia Brown while vacuuming in praparaUan raspondant in Korea, reporting taken prisoner. diticn In the Ttimeri Fyte of Arlaona. lands, and demanded congtaeakinai K ea^, was sat yastarday for Nov, for aon’a aovanth Mrthday party. what ha tanned a growing trend Open giro at operation fee MiMevalefM dltteM * "KRher wo must believe in the actlen to top tlw "exceaalvo flew 18. Both pteadad suUty at thalr OaUfOrnia Superior Court Jury toward "doubte" cansorwp of Tha youths, who'left their Q>m- celved ta another aenpa with RRat Op«n Eymings fundamental of states rights." said of* ftmelgn toporta flooding the aiialgaeiqiil aararde Statlor Hotel detective news UitM. Randolph wrojte that munirt-nded homeland Oct 8, Eoha PoHes, • *' Wosf Confer Af Horfford Rood Ttlephofie' ML 3-4134 Utah’s Oev. J. “ — ’— damaatla martin. Thay aarlter had iwnfaaaad tha 8187,888 daamgea fer laijnriao sua- this Included jvfuaal to paaa aome aaid thay opened fira at a prtica The thraa e g i U or M t The group ataa eallad aa thh ad' kldamng and alajriiv a 8-yaar- talnad darlag melee which rooultod ttaamJhr *1>oUUQir reasons. patrol that stepped them at a O ct S aftae old Oraanteaaa, son ef arhrti wholeaate grocers tonsil Ico *Vera tertalnly should be but amall railway station near Mtrarlly rqftpal^lRjM . i ■ too aawh federal eoatrol. ragard- woalthy antoaaohUs dealer Robmt cubes at Xavier cngat.. . . E ight- one canaorahlp,’’ Flandara said, Luckau, a ^ t 60 mltea south of at tba laaaeC<«hs M JRRrtiff Onwr— C Graaalaaae. Linff_DBQmha fhada Svn "aad that strictly for aaeurtty Berlin. Four ef tha . hsaab iFsOag raaanna Tat tba eansortag ef news wwa kUladandthaFMt 'flad. Urn a n a f on wajr haana to Tha Cemnmntets pcasB la s t ' ■Ji * taBaltitaMra. tepeeted the **""*«"g af tba

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