*>•«<; Clark la Fragu* afiip ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioneers DEPENDABLE SERVICE cloaast rival. Councilman Thomas waa defeated in yastorday’s slsc- fight yesterday to Earl Brown. Natlonel school aUttstics are AUTO SUPPLY INSVROES—REALTORS twdent o f^ o o ls. In his opinion 1 Airlines, ownsr of ths pesoeagerl term atoeslc annlatlee oeeerapaeled daya by toe ChsdM «1 291 Mala St.. Phoaa 8198 EotabiUhed Anetton Acrea, Pbeae 888 J. Kerrigan, Jr.'Under toe Hart- tlon after 14 years In office. Law Negro magasine writer. Brown disturbing, aald Mr. Forbes in a to&y with a tsrw /IM i 889 M A IN STR E E T TELE PH O NE 5819 763 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER fofd charter, toe candidate poHing rence B. Morris, Republican, was was backed by a DsmocraUc-Ra- talk before mambera of toa Igcal tos prMalem probably can be net I plane. I by on inspectionjprstem. 2 9 P h o n e s i 67 MANCHESTER, CONN. 1997 BRIMFfELD, MASS. by tu n in g more chUdren for ritills 1 Investigators expected the high: j (3 ) “The pciislMUty a f on ik- fo r rsporteCB, t f *'’■ “ Before Loanee Happen, Innure With Lappen" : the highekt total among tooee con- elected. The supervisor of Hyde publican-Ltberal coalition. He Lions club. Out o f every 100 h^M ssyk *k S I and trades and by placing leaa am-1 ----- — _^ I .. . Parte is the bead of the town gov polled 83,080 votes to Davis’ 31,- children who enter achool for the We euddsk ifl .(UMUIoaaS aa Faga Toro) ernment. 1982. • .first tima In toe United States, phaaia on coUsge degraea. ifim O a m t an P i m X m I v*^ iOmMsmsS m P * * * i .. i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRER> , 1»49 MANCHESTER EVENING HEiiALD, MANCHESih-R, lAiNN., WEJDNEbUA^r « 0 * 9,1949 and tha Social ActtvlUea aued in the paat month, the Octo' lumbus, o f ‘t'eiiipie Beth Shdlom. health and of good moral charac- of too Connaettent her report of Building , Inapeotor Truman Choitliug group enU-SDwaAtoBto^flriWil w d-pLCLStudents- Drillf Concert fir s t performance ia at 8:80 ifjr VcgetablcH- Applas moved ateadUy but baid[| ...... '■ ...... « . . . fOR BSI Report Itlbde . David Chambera Indicataa. Of They can get information oon- mentals o f ______- _ — . - tho new homea, tho larger fa r t o’clock tomoiTow afternoon. Ifown May Add Tank Thick une!ihanged in prlOM display ara includad m tlto Over ’50 Outlook Net proceeds o f the circus will oemtng appUcatlons from toe Coast To Visit Herald w ill be in the tT.OOO to |f,600 a t Test Candidates Guard a t Washington, D. C., he weeks' eounsi O n B u i l ^ g Before Circus aid toward equipping tha new 88- T E In Heavy Supply claaa with onl]^ aeven them go* Ne NagagsMM to Dwrih Through toa oourta t* room wing for Manchester Me r ■■ ■■ ing over that limit to a top of A* Lehman Wins Mew~OoattoBeMi FM. A t t WB. To Fire Fighting Equipment Students of toe weekly course In H e i ^ and its A d ''^ morial hospital, ground for which Hartford. Nov. S—(P) — U . S. 114,000. Feea collected on tbla New Haven, Nov. S—
—Coroner Win In Weetofly ’’Sales Promotion,” sponsored by ager, Leon Thorp, Manchester Pipe Band will be broken in Armistice day graan vagatables wera in haavy Lqpls W . Scaffer saM yeatorday [Rep.-at^Larga Anton N . Badlack study newMMmer ' 33 New Dwelling Per- activity amounted to fUS. (ConMnaed freas Page One) W ^ r ly , R. I.. Nov. 9— Vdleon toe quesUoivj< purchasing officials was «> ««*«» Jf: " for 946,000. a 19 wheel, 3,000 gal^ tsnker. they found ««♦out the storvstory of Co tives; eral chairman of the 'inter-faltb EASTWOOD lumbia’s Are departmsnt, and how Twelve garages were author in toe country, where water sup Aad New York state once again committee aponsorlng the project, LlaaMtk ils H It has been built up by eoUd com ised for a total of 98;600. • Mis la back in the Democratic folA a n n ou n ^ today. , ’Tha lone eve- ) ply Is often a problem at fires, lUU uEl run xuun runiviiunEi i “ ■OMB o r I » t 6o lATB toui year has, with its diyness, em-. munity effort, they reduce^ toe NOVEMBER cellaneous structures permitted President Truman lost it last yssr. ping performance tomorrow will TRB BBAVk” I rOB TEABS” < > REPPIR phaitsed tos fact that adequate tank truck price to $700. Back] are set at 919,407. Posh Mostly PyekslegiosI start at 9:30 o’clock. The band HAT. “ TllltT BlDMloilf' iretoctlon cannot be offered un home, toe committee reported. Alterations and additions were Actually, whatsvar push his concert and drill ia scheduled for issa water can be transportvd in A t once, H. W. Porter, who 87 in number, valued at 981.185. 8 o'clock, allowing early corners E “fair dial’ ’program gsu out of l a l ^ quantities to toe location Of pubUc spiritedly has graatly aided an extra hour and a half en making the month’s total build Tnaaday'a balloting wlU ba mostly oT a blase. Some towns have covered both toe new fire company and ing flgture stand at 9971,387 for a psychological. ’The Democrats got tertainment. their area with a network of water toa town’s consolidated school, of-1 U ULIflIT total permit income of 9847. The circus,. which will present IS THE MONTH FOR llu w u no big numerical reinforcements in holes. Most o f these were dry fered 3100. In addition, tradesmen’s h- Oongrtss. showa threa Umca dally Friday during toe past summer, and still •The Prayer Club offered another censes, equipment permits and cer- Thty did win all ths congression and Saturday—at 2:30, 7 and 9:80 are. Columbia has some, and Its 380. Perhaps, by tonight, before tillcates of occuptocy brought in al ssata St stake, but -thoec num p. m.—la aponaorad Jointly by the lake and ponds, but there are atlll toe firemen have a; chance to dis- another 9888 in feea. The build- bered only three. Omar Shrine club. Nutmeg For large secUona where water supply 'cuss toe purchase, the full amount M JHM ’S ’ ing department’s income of 91,889 Lehman’s victory glvas them an est, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. is a continual problem, parOcularly will have been subscribed. Incident IN THB BASKMENT for the month has been turned antra hand in the Senate. But at Campbell council, KntghU of Co- in toe event of fire where large ally, toe Prayer'Club is not conr | over to the town treasurer. tha start of the new session, the amoimts of water are needed. nected with toe Lsdies' Aid. 10U IHIS • • • Senate llne-up probably wlU ^ The tank truck seeihed an an It Is composed of toosa who, Just what it was sftsr ths 1*48 swer to toe problem. with stout hearts, use clubs and KKOEHLER ^Isctlon: 64 Democrats, 42 Itopub- B i m J O i t P H With interested townspeople, toe apades to get toe diamonds -they Ucans. ' firemen formed a oommittee want. That figure takee into account The Car CM The T ear the probablUty that a RepubUcan companist who also played a piano | w ill replace Senator Clyd# Reed solo. Donald V7. Wallace, super **BeautifuU Comfortable^ Economical** (R-Kas) who died last night, and BohOD intendent o f toe Sunday aitoooll Cnoofs anr •>««. o, ^ ««iast*»’' ‘*'' that a Democrat will euccead Sena was toastmaster. A special feature I tor Baldwin (R-Conn), who plans Doris Mohr O’ltalla TeL atanebester 8845 was a two-tier birtocake prsMnted | POWERFUL — araJABLE to quit In December. to toe chairman of toe oommittee I And In the House, It will be 262 Mrs. Gustsve Berr, by toe presl-l lf * g t o o T H E N E W The Parent-Teacher Association worm! U*$ too late! h*s too I Democrats, 170 Republican^ one dent snd made by Mrs. Richard I will meet tonight at toe Ele- ROAD-PROVEN I Democrat-Liberal, one AmerieSn- Miller. This^tart of toe program Mercury : Labor, one vacancy. mentaig’ school at 8 o’clock. A was a complete surprise, to Mrs. light! lt*$ too dark! There*t a hun Csmlss W»4. “ The Vsrs Tlw Merrier’ With that hlgb-oemprcsslen V-S engine, proven over SMay years. Gain Of One Seat In Hoosa “ 8bb Vsllcr 8ereas4e” very brief business meeting Vdll Berr who thanked the dionor and I ’That aill be a gain of one seat be held during which toe Ways then cut the cake for all to enjoy. ( ^ / ix U c e ! for the Democrats. Ssn Francisco KING VIDOR^ H ogRA N Kl and Means Committee will make a There are only two charter mem dred and one reasons why *‘h** didn*t sell SEE IT • LIBERAL i voters raplsced the late Rep. Rich report on ita recent, food sale. Par bers in town that anyone seemed I ■ ««aa*»-9*r>w' ents win then go to a classroom of ard Welch, a Republican, with CO-HIT to have knowledge of as the oldl I Democrat John F. Shelley, preal- their choice where toe teaching records were not available. Miss I TODAY! TRADES! staff o f the school will demon hut we only have so muck time and so dent of the California FederaUon "H o lid k y I b H avaaa." Hattie Berr and Mrs. Lottla Fi OPEN TO 18 P. 81. DAILY DINE strate teaching methods current of Labor. nance are toe charter membera. I •Our various Finance Plans are flexible snough to serve your W IT H T H E ly used In toe grades. A discus In Brooklyn, a Democrat, Mrs. sion period win be held following The committee agreed to take I much room. . .that*s why Burton*s own indivldasl needs. Talk it over with ua. Your present Car may 1 Edna F. Kelly, was elected to Ml charge of toe golden anniversary. equal or exceed the required down payment. toe classroom demonstrations. i a Democratic vacancy. Rest Foiod The Ladles’ Benevolent Society The Tolland County 4-H Achieve In New York such cities as Sy win observe a ”Go To Church^’ ment program will be held In El-1 GOING INTO ACTION! Shop early racuse, Binghamton, Rome, Port Sunday tola coming week-end. All Ungton Town Hall. Friday night Jcrt-ls—discarded Republican may membera are strongly urged to at at 8 p. m., with members fron toe I $12 DELIVERS $7 DELIVERS ors for Democrats. Syracuae tend worship servicea dt 11 a. m. county attending to report tool now for you know what! picked a Democrat for the first' D A ^ C E Sunday, November 18, at Center achievements of toe cluba-for toe I "C hnAe. time in 24 years. TO THE FINEST >ltJSIC Bod Abbott—L m Coetollo bi Congregational church. year. A feature of toe meeting MANCNMYEB. rUAPHONE SI8S O’Dwyer Wins Easily. "A F R IC A SCBBAMB'* will be toe receipt of Ctoristmas Chairs by KROtHLER I Again . . . any fabric or color you Boxes for toe World. Those at Here is living-room furniture to fit A N Y home! Sofas in three Owners report op to 81 mllee per gal. with everdriva. New York city Itself gave May PLUS: Dorothy Lamoor !■ wont... and SIX styles to choose from! Barrel-back, Tuftedj tending will bring Christmas gifts distinct styles, with your choice of any fabric or colorl^Genu- or O’Dwyer an easy win in hla bid SEE SHONTY TRIO "LUCKY BTIfT” for a second term. He licked Ellington which wIU be placed In eight boxes ine KROEHLER Cushionized sofas in Modem. Q u b ^ le or English Channel. Modem or Traditional in fine customs Communist-supported Rep. Vito to be sent to foreign children as STARTS SUNDAY quality. Select a Kroehler Ctishionized choir to match ^ Marcantonio, the American-Labor The Friendship Class o f toe El Christmas glfU from toe clube. Lawson. Never before sudi a great vorie^ of QUALITY eoto TT candldata who ran a poor third, Gay Madison In These packages are not relief] contrast with you? Kroehler sofol ^ war# NOW Ungton Congregational Sunday at such a staggering low price. Genuine Custom quohty. and Newbold Morris, the Republi- "MASSACRE BIYER” School held their 41st annual ban boxes but friendship gifts. can-Llbcral-Fusion hopeful. ^ r t C o a t s ...... 46.00 to 49.98 3 8 .5 0 PLUS'- "M O VIE C RAZY’' quet in the social rooms of toe Philadelphia threw out four Re church Monday night at 6:80 p. Eleetlon Pleases Bowles F u r trimmsd coats . . . .79.98 to 89.98 6 8 .5 0 publican city officials who won \ CAVE Y*S m. Forty-toibe were present and Hartford, Nov. 9—CP) — Qov. I Open say BidcUja four years ago by margins of enjoyed a short program o f music Chester Bowles today exprssaed evening F u r trimmed coats ...... 69.98 5 7 .5 0 around-70,000 to 80,000 and in-! f t I L O I W aad talks from differentaiaereni members.memoers. himself as "deeply pleased” over by appoint stalled Democrats in their places. H A R T F O R O Rpgar Peasease with 1^ trumpet toe election of Herbert E. Lehman | ment, R aincoats...... Val. to 29.98 1 5.0 0 But up the line in New York. seleotiona with Ruth Charter ac as a senator from New York state. pkawe4159 Glens Falls, Lockpdrt and Ogdens- ORIVE-IM Suit draiaea ...... Val. to 16.98 9 .9 8 burg went against this course. StyU 'They booted out Democratic may- ~Tba Theatre Beantitnl' D re a s M v v ...... V aL to 14.98 7 .0 0 ora and ran up G. O; P. , banners NstursI Bridqa tfios* combine over their city halla. And Buffa BURNSIDE THEATRE Suita ...... 46.00 3 6 .5 0 many special comfort fsatures— but lo kept a Republican mayor. MAMMOTH rHBli; in addition fsaturs an air esR cushion Virginia ran off the only other Aaaortod b lb u so s...... Val. to 7.98 3 .0 0 insols designed to give added com govemorehlp race ouUide New ★ ★ ★ ★ » yourjrfeet{seeiltuitration) Jersey according to form. ' Dem Combed cotton T-thlrta ...... 1.98 1.29 ocratic State Senator Jotih S. Bat bssidsiliosi cproviding the max- “HO.ME OF THE BRAVE” AT 8:20 tle swamped Republican Walter IJzabeth Seott—Arthur Kennedy In Special purchase skirts ... Val. to 6.98 3-98 !mum in comfort and Johnson as expected. (Tweeds, sharkskins, men’s wear, Frostpoints) .flsxib!!sility this cushion r r o L A T E FOB TEABS” .it 6:30 and 9:45 insole also insu . Coming Son: ” That MlKnight Klee” S. S. nylon allp-ons (I. R .) Val. to 2.98 1.99 Slartc Tksre. AbbeM A CeeteOe. "Wlio lates the feet State Mayors Dese ItT” rise "Olre Oat Meier” 100% wool cardigan awcatera from dampness, When you join Gbiib A o n v't (I. R .) ...... Val. to 4.98 2.99 cold and heat. Ballot Victors V SnsBirr Posss yoa’ri automstl- cslly eligible 10 win a contest poiqr. Special purehaaa Hosiery, 61 gauge, Gene nisiU your entry blank with a (ConSnued from Page Oae) rca( Sheriff Posse Badge, the 16 denier ■« Width! Sheriff Posse Code of the West A A to EEE cSajSStRi testing for the nine Council seals and a full-color autographed pic- Special purchase Nylon crew socks .. automatically becomes mayor, an i TOMORROW ture. See insiruclions on Urge .-i: A n Sleet jj^ S S b office whose duties are chiefly | peper tag vdth Gene Autry Jean*. Slips, tailored and lacy . .Val. to 4.98 SlMAiBONS# $8.95 ceremonlaJ. i Cotton housecoats...... Val. to 6.98 Westport Switches AUeglaaee Westport awltched - to the Re Special purchase Robef (chenilles, publican coluigw when W . Clarke j Is CIRCUS Crossman won the first selectman- i qnilta and plaids) .. vVal. to 12.98 E R B N E R ’ft 5.98 CUrkP CTFIRE' ship from the Democratic tneum- i SHOE STORE bent, Albert T. Scully, 2,862 to 3,-! Blue Swan panties .. ..69c 2 for 1.00 W 826 MAIN STREET 331. Greenwich remained Republican, Special purchase Bras (slightly (siignti irr.) DAY aa It has been for a half century, (broken s i s e s )...... v a l to 8.98 1.00 by re-electing First Selectman Wilbur M. Pack for hla sixth term. Special purchase Girdles (slightly irr.) Peek dMpated John F. SulHvan, Val. to 14.98 (broken sizes) 2.99. 4.99, 6.99 ^BOmON'S. . . fOROESI*’ DemocsiU, 8,424 to 4,388. Another long-Republican town. New Ciinaan, re-elected the Re publican Incumbent, Charles E. Coatalen for fils fifth term aa first C an TAKi h i - y . aaleetman. Ha pciled 1,991 votes to 1,080 for hit Damocratlc rival, Styled by Mrt. Dorothy C, Bumham. ;HlLDREN’SKa(iS 3 f5 Fi AsintCA’s FaVobitc Cowsor iL iXk^Cewsb Hospital Notes Boys low these western style Gsme Atnsy jsANS, built for long-time, were NOW Patients Today...... 16T active, mppnf wAr. They’re eop-_ Admitted yesterday: James Coat and slack sety .... 11.98 to 19.98 Hynes, *91 Charter Oak street: Su per riveted, orange stitched, and 14.50 san Elliott. 13 Seaman circle; Mrs. Sanforised. Made of Sniunec dciw% Snow s u it s ...... $16.00 Elsie Darby, 456 Main street; Mrs. 6 12.00 Hattisi Watrous, Wapping; Mrs. M Iy guaranteed. Look for Gene Boys’ jackets, sizes 1-6 ...... 4.98 Elsto Anderson, 85 Birch street; 3.00 i Mrs. Olga Scott, 64 Lockwood Autry 'Flying A" Brand on leather Seersucker plastic lined pants street; Richard Carlin, 140 Dilve B, Silver Lane homes; Grant label (s,,m , 1 ,3cl.^ ...... Skswes, Jr„ Rockville; Misa Eve lyn Truman, North Oeventry; Cotton jersey plastic lined pants * M James Counihan. 81 Drive B, Sil ver Lane homes. l-l Admitted today; Robert Fraher, WE THINK YOUR NEW STORE DE 230 Oak street; Donald Hubbard, 178 Charter Oak atraet; Kenneth SERVES THE HIGHEST PRAISE AND Tomlinson, 370 Charter Oak street; James Campbell, 39 Btesell WE EXTEND ALL OUR WISHES FOR street; Mias PriscUla Wade. 73 Performances 3 BIG DAYS Prices School street; Pamela Mahr, East YOUR SUCCESS. W E’RE GLAD THAT Hartford; Mrs. Evs Lamarrc, t EaglcvlOe; Loyola Mathiaaon, THURSDAY C E. House & Son, Inc., invite their regular YOU HAVE DEMONSTRATED YOUR PlidnvlUe. All Evctiiiif STARTS PerforiMancaa Discharged yesterday: Mrs Mat. 8 ;80— Eve. 9';30 charge customers to buy now and pay in. Jan CONFIDENCE IN MANCHESTER IN Alice SuUivan, South Coveatly; Mrs. Katherine Carsop. Rockville; Adults and Children uary. THE SAME'MANNER THAT WE AT Mrs. Mae Cbte. Stafford S p rig s ; F R ID A Y " David Westmoreland. 181 Pine THURSDAY 11.00 Tax Incl. B U R T O N ’S HAVE S H O W N IT. street; Mrs. Alice Moore; 47 lad Mat. 2:30— Eve. 7 R 9:30 Make your Christmas purchases now without the die Tumplk*. east; Jack Sanson. crowds to contend with and our stocks and sizes are at 88 Hamlin street; Mre. Doris C ^ - their best. nl, Seuth Glastonbury; Robert Mc- SATURDAY 0 Children, Matinee Only SINCERELY Kleman, 118 Fslknor drive: Peter NOV. 10 Peessl, 24 -South Hswthprne Mat. 2 :30— Eve. 7 & 9 :30 S.’tc Tax Incl. Groen Stamps given on charge purchases paid ■treet. . on or before Jan. 16th, 1950. Discharged today: Mre. ISica- beth Price end daughter, 78 Leni» Plenty of seats available for all evening perfomiaiices. For tickets street; lire. Alice Hyde, 81 Wedt- mlneter road; Dorothy Thomas, call 2-2632, 2-3665, 2-2824, 2-3242 or 2-1135. and Carol Ann, 36 Driva D. BUvsr Free Parking In KsHkni Lanahem ss; WilHam Adamann. Muicb«ster Pipe Band will give concert preceding Cireut 866 Oakland atreat (XHOIISESSON Driva right ia off .Main Birth ysatarday: A eon to Mr on Thursday night. and Mra, Arthur Strickland, 660 M14(dla Tumpiks. aast. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS liis MAIN ST OFPOSiri; HIGH SCHOOL . P S K i i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1949
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9 , 194» against Vincent ignatowieg, 2$, of the same time. Mrs. StsUa Pul- compromises between the majority f O » Venetian Blinds chlopsk wlU serve as chairman. Romulo Urges and the minority plaqs for atomic l e a r n 137 West Main street,' Rockville, M a n c h ^ e r energy control." School Grant resulted In a not guilty finding. She will be saslstad by. Mrs. Rose Dual Ceutrol bon chairman of the unit is mak eight o'clock at the school on Hale Urns looking hack at our glorious Chapdelalne, Mrs. Genddine A1- (41 "The possibility of s new and that It is anticipated all past, and not enough time plan Ths accused was rsprsssntod by Presented Abbey Atomic Truce approach to the ftmdamcntal prob 88.99 Per PbH/Bauif ing plana for the imlt's participa street. Mr. McCartin is a native Gearing Slums FOR YOUR NEW HOME Judge. Sol Peizer of Rockville. Ig- Date Book phonso, Mrs. Clara Kanak, Mr4. of it will be gone within ten days. of Rockville. During the . past ning ahead for a heroic future. - Sum Released Agnes Vsneour, Mrs. Constance lem of control,” baaed poaslbly on Tel. t m Or 2^l89i’ feickville He tinted out also that those tion In the Gift shops at the U. £k ^ e need," he asserted, "to natowicx was the driver of a car . (Coatiaued from Page Oae) “a realistlo. amassment of the Veterans Hospital in Newington, summers be baa been teacher and SEE that struck a telephohe pole on the At a meeUng of St. Margarst’a Jamroga aad Mrs. Sophie Mosks. NANUHEanBi who are Interested in displaying the Rocky HiU veteran’s ' hospital counselor at the Mariden school Seen Possible study our aassU and Uabllltisa and TeuiOfiuw Circis, Daufditsrs of IsabsUa. last Msmbsrs are again reminded to present requirements of atomic DRIVINQ ACaHOiT their wares should get in touch then aet out to do a beftor job corner of Main and Pine Hill Sale and ham supper. Temple have articles for ths Christmas terim prohibition*' on the use of energy for .peaceful purposes." and the eight other hospitals in for boys. Towti Allotted Total of streets. night at ths K. point of view" which would enable ing, to heed a atop sign. dance, Rast Rartford Golf Club. Osllup’a dgurea were not as close NEW 1949 PONTIAC? Forestry Department, together The WSCS - of the Rockville stats aid grants for new school toe Will set the date, and the mem- ^ the Intereectia® of Hale and Earl hpve stated that they will have Methodist church has planned an management and labor "to work Manaffing Editor of , Tony Obrtght’s orchestra. Danc Cleared ready for’ build Streets asking that a Stop sign ••moving” displays and these, al- with th^ Chief Rangerof the to restore Connecticut to the na “The Sentiner / . buildings. ing 9 to 1. bT rs will have their annual Christ- •• Soapstone Mountain area at Som. old-time auction for Tuesday, No tional leadership it had in the mas party a“^'HESTER 24 North street dk, Francis R Cratty, Clarente have essays written about the Main street is serving a sauer- some of their grandchUdren." L, a U, No. 117 used as a dwelling. Also permis HolUstsr PTA Kimury WhlSi County ProducU show the end of fore Judge Wesley C. Oryk In In school auditorium. You Can Alwatrs Do ReMer Al Raich’s Hallcher, George Sumner and Mrs. Mww once it has been visited and November, knut supper this evening starting Look Back at P a s t' Town Court this morning and was sion was given Judson Files t o use Tel. 2-2970 Or 4028 Kyle Jacobsen. The communica this is a possibility here. Supper Tonight at 6 p. m. Mrs. Loretta Dowd- Bowles said he thought “we In sentenced to Six montha in jail the building, formerly known as Annual Fair, and Ynn night of tion was referred to the Police Following is a list of exhibitors The Young Married Couples of ing Is in charge of the tickets. New Shigland spend too much with the sentence to be suspended Judd’s Luncheonette, for the Per- Washington P. T, A., West Suit committee. to date: Cbnrady Brothers Oa the Union Congregational church after three months have been sonallzed Plsstlcs" ProducU Com Rec. • Councilman Harry Ertel spoke rage, John F. Dailey, Jr., ,1* P. will meet this evening at 6:30 p. served, and he was ordered placed pany, to fabricate, engrave and Second annual ■ aemt-formol of the approval virlth which new Fitzgerald, Inc., C. Gill Motor II ' - 7 on probation for two years. animate plastic producU. danct. Ladies of St. Msurlca m. A German style saurekraut Rainbow BaUroom, Bolton. Danc street signs had been met when Sales, Ralph’s Motor Sales, Rock and pork supper wUl be served. ' Geer entered Bergren’s Dairy Tonight at 8 o’clock the Timothy erected in several sections of the ville Garage, Inc., Standard Mo on hlain street on October 29 and Edwards Fellowship will meet at ing from 9 to I. Lois Kegler snd Eleanor Fried Wolcott Chapel. A treasure hunt Fall Dance of Center Co--Weda,.i city and stated that in the future tors, Stolle A Gamble, Inc., Cen rich have been in charge of the stole about $52, Prosecutor Philip when the street signs were re^ tral Oarage, Dowdlng Insurance Bayer told the court. Information will be psrtlclpated in following Woodruff HXII. Dancing 9-1. reservations. the business meeting. The com Friday and Saturday, Nov. 18-19 Evj^one Is Looking placed, the .new type would be Agency, Rockville Woodworking FTA Meeting that Geer had been seen "hanging TAKES ON A mittee in charge are: Mrs. Frank "Dear Ruth," Sock and Buskin used. Co., Luther A. White, Inc., Ladd A John McCartin, principal of the around” the ice cream bar led to At the request of Tax Collector HaU Co., Pearl Oil CO., Marsh Ap his arrest, said Bayer. The prose Bristow, Mrs. Russell Trautmsn, annual play. High School audl- Goodwin Grammar school in East Mrs. Dexter Burnham, and Mrs. t^'um . Kmest OIggIsman the amount of parel, Swiss Laundry, Cobum A Hartford will be the speaker at cutor commended police for an was voted abated, in 56 Mlddlebrook, Connecticut lig h t A "excellent job.” The arrest wa# John Famham. Satnrda.v. November 19 the meeting of the Northeast P. made by l^llce Lieutenant Ray Tuesday afterhoon the South Open meeting of Manchesterater HOLIDAY MOOD! accounts, due to tax eacemptlons Power, Cordtaen Dairy, M. T. At Your Car! due veterans; in ST accounts, for T. A. to be held this evening at Tflpsy-Tuiivy? mond Griffin and Patrolman Rd- Windsor Garden Club met at the b ran ^ of Alcoholics . Anonym< Stevens,.Farmoll, Inc., William H. home of Mrs. Walter Skinner of those who did not own property in Preuss Sons, Cramer's Fashion a Wheo init abow everything lo mimd Dwyer. Hollnter street school at 8:30 •People are jufigiiig you by ita appear* Ellington road. The speaker waa Also Formal Dance, Catiioli'’. W ith Dress - Up Taf/etas, the titf or had moved away on Center, Hill Lumber CO., Sport your pereonel world fccmf np- Bayer stated that Geer took the Mrs. Lloyd Burnham who talked Oct. 1, IMS, the sum of $415.05 Center, Rockville Radio A Appli moiify to pay off a bet on a foot Ladies of Columbus, Country''Club. ance. aide dowo aad wrong-side out. on "Bulb# and Terrariums for the Tuesday, Nov. 2 ^ 'Was alM> v o t^ abated; 17 accounts ance. Many of these exhibitors ball game. The ecciieed was ar Window Garden.” The assistant Prints, Silks and Laces of $173.95 were voted to the Sus have engaged mere than one * New and Used the thing to do, beyond a doubt, is rested in 1945 for assault with in Sals and Card P si^ St. Mar to caU oa a tmetsd phytidaa. His hostesses ware Mrs. F. Lee Magee, garet's Circle, Dsugbtera of Isa- pense Hat as the taxpayers eaX' booth In order to properly display tent to rape and sentenced to serve Mrs. Charles Crsnkshsw, Mrs. r ,, « of C Hom^ •Our Body and PaintShop can make you not be located; refunds of $16 the items they want Tolland coun- Homes of. disgnosis sMy rsveal s coodhioa one to five years In prison, the Harry Parker. Mrs. John Ospp Leonard Lentocha and $10.11 tyites to see. tbsi is causing much of yoar court was tom. a snd Mrs. Arthur Spielman. TuqrsMy.jyoveroi^r ** proud— from the smallest dent— Thomas Darcey, both veterans Supper Tonight Outstanding Values trouble. YouH be pleasandy ear- Attorney Herman Yules, reprc' Sunday afternoon the First Con- Annual S-mile and 15-mlle bi Blair's dress department is sparkling ware voted. The annual membership supper senting GMr,\ stated that the ac gregational church will join with cycle races and Army and I'avy to a complete refinisb. with new dresses. Fashions with a holi III various seeasus of MAN- prised at the rapid iraprovaaseat. crued has a good war record and Club, 10 HM. Road race 11 a.m. At the motion of Alderman Kr- and meeting of the American Le AmI. speaking of pleasent sur 57 other churches in Grester-Hart- day air. Pretty dres.ses to fit your gay td. Chamberlain street from gion Auxiliary will be held this CHBarTER. ogierud by JAR- that extensive military service has ford's sixth annual imited church Satmday; November 26 FrankBn ta Strong avenue; Burke evening starttog at six o'clock at Via You s u p ^ us with prises—it costs ao more to have a made him a “different person than canvass. In preparation for this Annual meeting of Country spirits . . . to take you to parties and road from Windsor avenue to the QA..R. ball your oeeda, well supply voo • prescription cosspounded herd he was before the war.” Yules a dinner will be given Friday night Club-6:30 p. m. holiday fe.stivities. Come . .. see this ex ' Stanley street; Stanley street from The membership quota for the wHb the home you desire. said Geer- saw service with the In the church basement by the Tlianday. DMember 1 Manchester Motor Sades, Inc. citing new collection at Blair’s. Wide size Buike road to Windsor avenue unit for 1960 is 239 members and Seek Froue jAaVIS and Ye 169th Infantry in Munda and the United Workers. The canvass will Annual bazaar and tea of St. Shall Find aad Bo Happy. Philippines, and stated that "I be Mary’s Guild, St Mary’s Pariah “Your Oldsmobile Dealer” range. wore accepted as streets and the It la expected that about 150 paid lieve he la a mental case.” Geer’s be directed by A. C. Holland. At CIW Ehgtiiesr and Oorporatlon up members will attend tonight's the dinner the speaker will be ITr house, 4 p.m. on. previous conviction was too harsh ;her Wcdnes 2 M P “ rayon crepe. Gathera aoften the necktinu, 79 aaaaaaaaaw DM DDOD*— •< LISHT Urn bust buy nf*um MeufeMlii^aRS. B RIT E pleats and front fullneaa nip in your waiaL Grey. nx\T, blue, apruce or black. Sizau oN. lurgu dinmund. Currychina laket on new life when 16', to 24'.,. \ ring. Mllinnt 14K gold mounting. ireiied lo ■ coii of KOLOS-BRITI BUDGET TERMS snssMi. Spsrklina compasioo colors thit arc sot effected to wsier.- seiA' We would like to thank the thousands of people who visited our toy COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES AND HOME AND XesiMi bumpt, knocki. Clesni wiiji show Sunday and acclaimed the largest variety of toys shown in this town. toaptnd water. Uteo's aoy paioiable AUTO SUPPLIES TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS aarface. " Left; Rayon print ault dreaa wltK ttarou. And may we suggest to those who haven’t seen our display to stop in. FORMAL quarter eleevea, gored akirt. important vM« ■ V vet touchea at collar and pockato. Combi- J i Aet 3- WEAR nationa of black-yeljowi navy-ahocking; JEWELERS Dramex Paint and Bondex For Cellar Walls R E C ( 4 L green-orange qr brown-pink. 12 to IS, FOR 533 MAIN STREET Larsen's Feed and Hardware MEN'S SHOPS HIRE AND AUTO STORES AUTO STORES 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 } * » i*Ll 9^ 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING Your Firestone Dealer Your Firestone Beakr 856 MAIN STREET TEL. 7080 856 MAIN STREET . TEL. 7080 ^ k.. ^ ------— / ' MANCHE8TEK EVENING HEKALU, mXNGHE8TER. GONN, WEGNE»L»AX, iNOvEM^Msat >», Xtf4tf IJUSVilX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN« WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1949 PAOB operation.” As a gesture of ap it; JbuCiirBtnr peasement toward America, they Attdio-Visual lugged the refrigerator out, after tha stairs by. hto wlfa, Minnie, and have voted to abolish trade «io- Ammonia Fumes police had reKued Pipla and the a maid. New Haven Boy Cmiring IfrraUi taS on about half of their im others from the ammonla-fUled Ha Just toft the hospital laat Aids Movies house.. week after suffering from taflu- Critically Injured — nggsSdK g?i»» ports among themselvas. Sven Overcome Three enaa. FEATURING It WwdI S tr ^ tMe, however, is not binding. Any Reed was elected to the United KITCHEN and Members of Hollister New Haven, • Now 9 l Desl,** pt “welfare sUte." If It ern Bhurope? By ordering western It’s a genuine beauty, too, with a new rectangular table*' was such. It was a victory for safely be illustrated in movies. Europe to abolish them? Or by Faraway lands in picture and 30" by 42". Extending with leaf to 30" by 54”. * ^ 0 tkcse MOoepU of government. abolishing our own? And if wa sound, costly experiments, animal fine modern styling to be found here will be easy to live W# suspect, however, that It are not willing to abolish our life, the functioning of mechanical was not so much a positive vic devices all may be brought easUy with year after year. It’s an all-metal table with chrome own, for what seem to us very tory ft»r the “welfare state" to the child in film. edge around top . that means sturdy durability. good reasons, can we Ignore the Business Meeting BS It was a rebuke to the par fact that western Europe may During the business meeting pre Comes with plastex finish on steel in choice of gay deco ticular brand of attack which Was have its own choice reasons for ceding Mr. Spencer’s talk, Mrs. rators’ colors that will brighten up breakfast, lunch and Allan Taylor, president of the jioade on it by the Governor waatliig to keep some trade bar dinner too . . . In plenty of homes. Upholstery on the .Yhomas ■, Dewey-Benator John PTA, announced that in observ riers too? ance of Children’s Book Week the Foster Dulles Republican combi- comfortable chairs is DuPont’s new plastic fabrilite . . . What relatively few of us real Mary Cheney Library will have a For A Thanksgiving that means the best. 5-piece set complete as shown, luiUon* ise, perhaps, la that world leader book tea on Nov. 14 when parenU Their campaign, with its delib may become acquainted with the ship is not a manUe which drapes less skirt on leaf only. erate dedslon to get rough and list of children’s books available. Itself into a perfect lit about our In a report on the decisions of the tough and transform the pre- national shouldara It takes wis PTA board, it was stated that the BRIDE! eanied statesman, Mr. Dulles, in- committee chairman for Cub Pack BUY ANY OF dom as well as power, diplomacy ' to a poor imitation of a candidate 41, Joseph Dyer, will be a member THESE SUITES as wen as dollars, and always, we fer slum district alderman, was of the board, since the PTA is ON EASY TERMS think, more sacrifice than privi sponsoring the group. ,'Shame upon both of them, upon lege, to be a leader. ’Thomas Bentley, principal, asked >Mr. Dewey that be should so will if anyone has a piano be would be If Issuing orders were enough DUPONT FABRILITE COVERED CHAIRS Ingly sponsor that type of cam- willing to give to the school. Mr. for leadership, Russia would still sheMI never forget! .'patgn, upon Mr. Dulles, the Bentley says they can be used in be leading Yugoslavia. classrooms to aid in music instruc Genuine Howell Bowned churchman and statea- tion. The principal also urged par iftsn, that he should be willing to ents to have their children eat Christmas morning . . and there, just as she’s always >msks it Into the realm of proBt- lunch at home If poasible. Crowded dreamed . . is her Labe Cedar Hope Chest! A gift so beau Formico Top Table Sets Cricket-Katydid Thermostat conditions in the lunch room make Isas Mac'alatlea gees the «]U*stlon tiful, so sentimental and so practical, too. LANE is the Some weeks ago, our winter it necessary to restrict facilities to of hew Mr. DuUee might have run children who either live too far only pressure-tested Aroma-Tight Chest made. So thefts a If be had behaved as an individual cricket moved into its customary away or have no one at home to Moth Protection Guarantee with every Lane Chest. Her* to * brutfi new Howell *«t of atature and dignity, if he had hearth. Our reaction, as it is prepare lunch for them. that to one of the most prac ^refrained from the cheap and ex every year, was merely one of Mrs. Paul Adams, chairman of There’s a Lane for every room in the home . . in blonda tical and downright economical tickets for the Military Whist, ^tyeme p d l t l ^ attack. But at cheerful welcome. ’There, we woods, mahogany, maple, walnut. Choose early. Pay on that you can 'find. It’a a genuine Nov. 18, said the tickets msy be beauty too, with a new rectan- ilsast, then, one could have ob- thought, will be some reminder of obtstnere Marshall Plan money, merge FOOD SALE Hepplewhite chest itself into a “single market,” aad achieve a completa economic "in AT Who would ever knew this handhome chest Is made of solid cedar tegration.” and offers full moth protection? Top lifts for large etorage area With Britain leading tha rasist- and there's a bandy drawer below. Mahogany veneered. JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 FURNITURE -fmes to this ultimatum, the Eu- HALE'S aattona have rejected 'In- ' 968 MAIN ST. . ; . . /OPPOSITE OAK n o u n in amhi o a im iiia DEFARTMENT tionr and respond THURSDAY 10 a. m. 52 Pieces in attractive mahogany chest ... .$ 3 9 .9 5 ON LOWER S fR B IT with a^ paper shew bf “co- f’ S No red. Tax FLOOR LEVEL 1 .U- X
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY, NOVEM BER.9,1949 P A G 8 ). MANCHESTER, CONN,. W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1949 MANCHESTER EVENIKO I Bus Driver Held Friday^s Rites at Hospital Will Reopen Wing After Boy Hurt At Sanitarium Marks Its 30th Anniversary Maridaa. Mov. 8—(PV— Howard WTHA—10i.t I Strobali nina-yaar-old aon of Mra. Meriden, Nov. S—(F>— The ca Combining the Armiatica Dey(r During tha thirty yaara thdt tha pacity of Underclllf aanlUrlum Maiy StroM oC thla city waa Memorial. Barvioa and tha ground hospital has bsen a llvtag and , aevaraly injured Jmatarday, poUee growing mamorlal many addlUona M«wa on all •Uttoaa. wS he Incraaeed to ailghtly more breaking oaramony for tha new W p » 0 —N*wrf? OMijr M oon than 800 bade with the re-openlng aald whan ha ran Into tha atreat haya been mada. H ilS * * ' of KlmbaU houae, a wing, on Mon wlnga at Mancheatar Memorial in 1931 tha first o f ftv* gottaga* WU WDRC—Worts Tonight at Arahara eomar and waa atruek for uae of nurses and supatvlaen WTHT—Joo Haart. day. hoapital win hold apaclal algiU- WTHT-OWWVTHTMMMi DrtlM. U« by a Maw Englabd Transportation flcance aa It la the 80th annlvar- waa purchaaedi WHAT—Moonlight Matoo*. Dr, cole B. Olbaon, auperlntand- conmany bua oparatad by Richard w io m —M m ; lUquMt M»tUi- WON8—Jack'B Waxworka. ent and medical director, aald aary of the layng of the comer In 1936 the preaent laundry with H. v9iilh o f Hnmdan. Tha boy atone of the original hoapital build dormitory for men employes wan - w n c —Mawa. that the wing had been closed since la vm tkr treatment at Meriden oompletad. WOOO—8 tf Brothtr BUI Show. 9 H 1948,'and the capacity of the hoa- ing. The hoapital waa erected aa a W6MS*^«My*»«oU, U. 8. A. REG. 19.9S *Y:A8HMERE’* hoapital fo r a poaatbta fracture of memorial to veterana of World In 1940 tha north wing waa WDIIO—Publla Sarrtca Pro* pltal had bean reduced fromf 880 I tha akuU and acalp laeeratlona. built, adding 40 beds, a ntw ma* 4!|A"* - j. cram; Sign Off. to eltghtly more than TOO-__ war I and waa atarted Juat one w n c —StaUa DaOaA RIO. 2.39 MM'S WARM ftS-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 Wlrth waa arrested on a charge year after the aignlng ot ^ Arm- temity section and achildran’s WTHT—BandatanA WTOT—...... j-loema for Thought Reopening of the wing. Dr. Oih- I of violating the rules of the road. section. At the same time the old ijmC^Moalc, Bon eald. has been made poaalble latlce. WXNB—Sporu Mawa. WASHFAST PUNNREniS The double ceremony will be boUersgvere removed from the old WOMS—Jack Downaya Muala IVeqneaoy Modulation by the procurement of nuraea building and a new baatlM plant trained in the care of tubercular held at tha hoapital at 11 a. m. Fri*. Shop. WWA*~*1M.V MC.' Council Slates day with the program aa followa: built. digs— ^ I ^BCMm SAt MO. patienU. . . I New additions to hospital will WDBC-Maw Bnglaad jccj j| c . He aald that there waa need for Welcome—Donhld Hemingway. include a four story wing to tha Invocation—Rev. C. O. Slmpaon. Miok. ^ P. M. more nuraea, alnca thera are tome Session Monday west and a one story wing to tha WTHT—Bandatand; Mawa. 150 sulferera on the waiting Hat of Big Mving If you buy NOWI Top Placing of Wreatha. north of the preaent building. The iA _B a m e aa WTHT. ■' Recitattona: “In Flandera Fielda" w n C —loranao Jonaa. 6:S0—Soreno GammeU; Weath all atata aanltoria. qiMlItyl foetale, gold on Ivory- west wing will provide space for WHAT—Ohaatar, tha Curloua Hartford, Mov. t —(PI— The Fred Bliah, Jr. a compute new x-ray department or. white—Mti 0 rich toblal Gat 8 VReply'L Edward Thurston. Carnal....» g:4S—Conoart Hour. -W Save . . riodt up newl Warm, sefriy I atata Legialatlva oouacU wlU meat and a new pathotogleal laboratory, 4-pC placa-iattingt plus veg. hare Monday to consider, among Tapa— High School Band. a new aurgical suite, and approxi 4 :< ^ - wno-dm SAB Ma napped flarnielt that give a man blnd- C. Elmore Watkins, President w n c—Toung Wlddar Brown. WDBO—m On tha air 1 p. «n.- dish,, plottar, sugar and craomer. other things, tha plea of the State mately 45 beds and IS baulnato. WHAT—Tiny Tot Tunaa. free tiasping comfort. Tailored for long of Memorial Hospitsd. U itB p. m. Mirrors, Glass I County and Municipal Employes The new north wing will include a g:OS— WMr, too. Cool and middy ityiaa Vot- Armistice Day Address—Repre completely new kitchen, cafete^ Same aa WDRC. Pam ltorc Tops, Window (AFL) that it hold public hearings sentative John D. LaBelle. ' WDRO—Old Raoord Shop. WFBA— dyad ttripae. dining room and an all purpose W ^ T —S ton Quaan. and Plats Glass, Aato Glass I on budgetary matters affecting Ground Breaking Ceremony at room. This room will ha used by tha Tu- P. M. west end of Hoapital building. WTHT—Chananga of B:1B—Sporta Mawareel. I state amployaa. the Woihen’s Auxiliary of the boa. kOB. Oaorga Greenwood, president of Star Spangled Banner — High pltal, and for conferences. 6:dB—B40------Club. Clii I n 3-FIKI SLEEFR School Band. WOMB—B*Bar*B S;00—Same aa WTHT a. m. . White Glass Co. I Council 16, ASCME, said hia o r The monument to the soldUra, w n c —Whan A Ctrl Marrtaa. WTHT—FM On the nir g p. m. FOR TODDLERS, I TO 4 ganiaatlon also asked the .council Benediction—Rev. C. O. Simp now in an Inconspicuous place on 24 Birch St. Manehestst >e»ie aon. 11 p. m .____ I for public hesirlng on other mat the lawn of the hospital will be WDRC—Tha Old Baoord toop. tata which "wara neglected by the History of Hospital moved to a more prominent posi WHAT—Advanturaa of Rad Same aa WTHT. Open DaUy 8 A M. To 8 P. M. £6mplata tht.aninp |faeulre4' Thirty years ago when the cor w n o —FM On the air BiSB a. m.- I regular seaakm o f tha 1849 Legia tion and landscaped. The bronsa. , riathar Man. Ineliidhig Saturday ^ C h di^ /S , 45, <1^3314 lature." ner stone of Manchester Memorial World War memorial plaques, now w n c —PortU Paoaa Ufa. 1 a. m .____ Hospital was laid. Rev. W, J. Mc- located in the vestlbula of the I lit BanM aa WTXC. Plenty Of Parhini COMPARE AT $5 M 97 Qurk made the address and one main entrance will be placed In a WTHT—SKT King. Teiartalea On Prsmissa RIO. 1J 9 127 sie. s*. xxe year later on Armistice Day 1820, new main lobby of the hospital to • WOMB—Tom Mix. WNHO—TV. Mahogany venedf'^abtnel! INAMELED ROASTER ” cooics pitSB ssr'*'" TO $20 m o r e at the dedication of the building carry out more fully the fact that w n c —Juat Plain Bill. P. M. Raaey-wamv eelton knit daapari frith PRESCRIPTIONS the addrecs was mada by F. A. Manchester Memorial Hospital Is WHAT—Maat tha Band. 8:80—Talatunea.^ Browns 30-lb. tuAay e r 25-lb. Moke fancy eooUas gdeUy, eos- Mixer saasoHenl 5 speeds craota, Verplanck. Mr. Verplanck, Secre a war memorial. Let's Take A Ride feat. Easy te founder, needs no Ironing. 4:00—Horn# Maker’a. Bxchange roost to lulcy parfaeHonl, Saif- llyi Aluminum. 8 design dbes. boot, mix, whip, moshl Powerful, CALLED FOR tary of the Board of Trustees for W OltC-Curt Maaaay and Mar* : —TCletunea. Extra bottomsl In pink, blue, melzw 4 80 4 eqka-daeorottng Hpa tneiuded. portoMa motor. 2 bowls. A C-D C twenty-flva years, will apeak at tha Tilton. 5:00—Tad Steele Show. In That basting lid. l9'AxI3x9!4-in. deep. AND the ground breaking ceremony Already Planning WHAT—Bporta. - 0:80—Teletunea. Friday. w n c —Front Paga ParraU. 6:00—Weatam Film. DELIVERED Air Oaallaaai The capacity of the hoapital in Baaning 0:80—Film Shorta. 1820 was 66 beds compared to 180 Church Bazaar 6:45—FUm Shorta. New 1950 PACKARD normal capacity today. There were WDRO—Mawa. 7:00—Kukla, Fran and OUlc. PINE 974 patlenta treated the first year The Women’s Federation of Cen WOMB—Mawa. 7 tSO^hewroom. h D. I... the hospital was in operation and WTHT—Kuale at Btx. 7:45—Vincent Liopea. In MANCHIMIV' PHARMACY last year the census was 5269 pa ter Congregational church have an WHAT—Mawa. 0:00—Arthur Godfrey. 884 Center Street tients. preliminary arrangemanta now Wnc-Nawa. _ 0:00—Bigelow Show. complete for tha third annual WFHA—Racing and Bpoita. TeL t-9814 S:80—Inaide U. S. A.:^ Christmas Tree Baaaar, to be hold StlS— 10:00—Boxing. WDRC— Jack Bmltb, Bporta at Center parish house, Wadnos* 11:00—WreatUng; Mawa, day, December 7. Spaeial. A pre-holiday event for many WOMB—i>orU . • BIG TRAUf. WHAT—Supper Soranado. years, and named at one time tM •Madt E$PECIMXY For ■ LOW I'A t M( N 1 S Caledonian Market after the old w n c —Strictly Sporta; Weath- HAM SUPPER Scotch InstltuUon, the baxaar wlU w. ^ • TRADi rOllAY have again aU the faaturou which WFHA —Paga Oavanagh; | H D O I B r • PHONt OIYI NOW THURS., NOV. 10 have made It an Important tradh Waathar. 5:30 P. M. On tion. W DRC-Raooid Album. It wUl he an aU-day affair, c m b * Bazaar Doors Open At ing at 11 a. m. and continuingi g W •i8S— O K S i m 1 WOMB—Tha Anawar Man. BKlINNtR'S I'ACKAKl) 2 :0 0 P . M . the evening. Gay Christmaa daoo* WTHT—Sarano O a m m a 11; CMM-.MN AIRilNE rations wlU set a footlvo note. MUSTEROLE i ... t \ I • 1 ^ 11 i; BEDDING REDUCED 10 DAYS ONLYI Ihospla Chaptar, Me. it , O. E. S. More than a doaen bootba wIB fur- Weotber» TOYLAND IS OPENl nioh an sorts o f attrmettva and w n o —wrlghtvma Folks. MASONIC TEM PLE useful gifts, at prices within avety* . JOrFHA—Musical Story Book. body's poekatbook. Sapper Tickets WDRC—Dowen Thomaa. Best Choice Now— Shop Early For Christmas ADULTS, 61A6 Luncheon, afternoon ten, and WHAT—Alriane Malodles. A CHILDREN TO It. BOe dinner will be served (the latter by WFHA—Waatem Serenade. 209-COIL INNERSPRING reaarvatlon only), with tha promlsa WOMS—Xvanlng Star, St. Charles Kitchens that tha food wfllhs Juat as tempi* w n c —Thraa, Star Bxtz*. OUTfTANDINa VAUIII Ing as It has bean In saasona p M . W nrr-Triaa at TwlMght Arrangements win be mada for TtSS— looking out for tha klddlas; and WDRC—Beulah. Custom Built of Steel REDUCED! MRAL DOU HOUSE WITH^ m special afternoon party Ul being WOMS-Mawa, planned for them at thraa o’clock. WTHT — Mawa; KaadUna Bdi- The following parsona eompoae 41-Pa. PLASTIC FURNITURE • genarol eonunlftaa: Mm. John WHAT—aympheiw HSll. Morttmar, Mm. CUorfa Munaon. w n c-U g h t-U p tuna. CHECK ITS MANY Mm. Jamas ElUott, Mra. Abbott T: 10— See U s‘ Chase, Mm. Lincoln Murphay and WOMS—TaUe-Taat Mm. AUen Belcher. w n c —Maws. EXTRA COMFORT ' *Jtr WTHT—Do Tou Ramambar. WFHA—Dance Tima. For A Kitchen FIATURISI Rainey Speaker ” WDRC-Jaek Smith Show. 7 :8 ^ WOMS-Gabrial Haattar. ★ Planned hy Speckdi$t$ At Dinner Here WTHT—Dona Ranger. , . ★ Alterations by Specialists wnCr-Volca of Democracy Pro- Bud Rainey, radio peat, loetamF gram; Paul Waatoo Condueta. RT>RC--Club FUtaan. it InstMed hy Specialists and phlloaophar, antartatnod • 9 A L II 26** large gathering ot appnxdinaUly 65 people at the annual LadUff WDRC—Bdward R. Murrow. ir Decorated by Specialists Might of tha Rotary eluh held at WOMS—I Leva a Mystery. vanuared the Manchester Country club laat W nC—Here’a to Vetertna. OnTamia, 10%Dowlh A 5-room Colonial Doll Hovia. night The lecturer’a hnmoroiis SMS— Evarything Performed By One Organizstion fingiSiil':^*. WDRC—Mr. Chamtleen. with ottachad garogs, Codlt- stories and tha homo-spun ^dleo* WOMS—Dr. KUdaia. loc-typa car, 41-pUeas of ophy o f his pdatry warn Wril-iw* WTHT—Amastng Mr. Malena. For A Kitchen Aa Individual As Your Own Signature ceivod by his audienea. New you gat this outstanding Word plottic fumitura, boy, girl and baby. Mods of sturdy Nancy Denunaio entartahiai WHAT—Muate from HoUyweod. shaat stsel, outhsntlcally datignad and dacorolad. w n c —Thia la Tour Ufa. mottrase volua ot on axtro low gad with aocordlta solo# and Jamoa WFHA—Natianal Guard. Phone Manchester 7691 ding Sola Prieal Corafuliy toilorad pra- Evsrythlng In proportion, aven to tha llthogrophad McKay preaidad at tha plaaa pktvrst on tha walls and rugs on tha floors. Saa this Dancing was enjoyed at the elooo built bordar with sog-rasisting Innar-roM o f tha moating. Baked Vlrgtnlm ^H A T—The Roaary. O R W R IT E doll housa to oppradota—It's truly o child's dallghti WPHA—Oueet Star. odga t i i 209 springy ttaal c o lli. i . 8 ham eamprioad the main eenroa nt Si80— vantllotert ond eonvanitnt hondlasl dinner. Guests tncludad Mr. and Mm. WDRO-Dr. Chriatian. • Matching Bex Spring radueadl.M .U R oy M otors Joseph Handley, Mr., and Mm. WHAT—Tima for Thraa Quarter CHARLES G. SCHELL mOORPORATED Time. Cornelius V. O’Leary, Mm. Claanor w n o —Great OUdaraleeva. Your St. Charles Agent DeSantis o f Quaana Village, L A , WTHT—Muato by Martin—Da 810 MAIN STREET ^ WILLIMANTIC RBO. 21.95 M AHRESS and Miss Vlvlaa Flrato. t i v e «f tha Weak. WFHA—Marina BanA „No Charge For Planninjg NOW SALE PRICED I DeRi^ned witk YO IJm mind Mild Weather Om C WOMS. Adventures of Sherlock HelmonK A Free Booklet ‘You and Your Kitchen’* Chicago, Nov. 8—(JT)—^A spall ■ S|40— la Youra By Requeat J- of early November ' mild weather WHAT—Mowa; Sports. TOY ACCORDION AU METAL TOY continued today over most oC the ^ WFHA—test Wo Forget. CUDDLY 19** IA | Y 0 9 3 country. Temperatures, generally, i t i i II REALLY FLAYS! TELEPHONE were headed for marks- far abovo normaL ' WOMS-W sws. iteyseewweweeMMMMeem teeea* SFiaA l VALUE ^ WTHT—Detaettve of tha Weak. C»s4 tmisf IrmprimSI OiOO.^ I8«* Soft, latex rubber arms and legs, WDRC—Qroucho Marx. I \'i octaves. . . 12 reads to give cotton stuffed body, sleeping ayes, Dial has numbers ond letters WHAT—Moonlight Matinee. children loads of Tun and mu open mouth, cry voice. A life-lilce Ilka real phone. Dio! returns WOMB—Mr. Feathera. PRESSURE-PURGE” On Tonne, 10% Dawn sic. Initnictions, song.book Inc. with 0 click ond ball rings, WTHT—Soria H arl^. Balaaco Monthly lovable baby doll, nicely dressed. WTIC—Break the Bank. 8:80— MBFORE Yee S|M»Me UlM ey Words famous acenomy Innarsprlng— WTHT—Croupier. ANTl«ntEE2CE, now priced even lowerl Ideol lor re Ic o a l I WON8—Family------nfiy Theater.- placement. 180 resilient wire coils . . < WTIC—Mr. Diatrict Attorney. ■«WDRC—Bing Crosby. reissuei-eueoiNO all-new felted cotton insulOtion. 10:00-:. • 14.95 Platform Spring . ; . i i «12,88 WTHT-Lawrence Walk. “ la the nnwest npproved afiethad WHAT—Mews; Moonlight Mat- of cleeneinQ the tsnllerier smd • Inee. w n c —Big story. Water JcKkets ef the Meek. REG. 54.95 WALNUT-ARM WDRC—Buma and Alien. Tils is m visual' ewtien. You (oe • The new Da Soto has Shift with Fluid Driva that ICOKE WOMS—Maws commaatanr. SOFA BED SALE PRICEDI TOY aSANINO SIT PAINT SITS FOR ttiga— Rust Scale, Oreese end Orfnie MODERN FRnOHT ovecirtfaiofyoa wank in your . latg you drive without CHILDREN WOMB—Behind the Story. os H is “ PMSSUM-PUROIO" 6-FIECES SHOOTS SPARKS next now car! Modern de ahifting . . . all day long! WTOC-Oeace Orehoatra. sign . . . moca room and from ifye* Redleter end Meter AMifUf warlul Urf* liS*l Rnrer-Mewspaper of the Air. Ideal for younger children. Pow< comfort . . . Booter visi Compare the new De Soto w n c —Curtain Time. with any other car at any It: Meek. Hours of antartainmant, Idaol arful spring motor can't be over bility. . . aogy nandlinf . . . e:4S— Enameled matol carpet sweep and Tip-Toa HjrdrauUc pnoe.'. T ^ d e c i d s . RANGE AMD FURL WOMS-Jaek’s Wsxworka. Yewr Ceolinp System is es vHcd 4 9 8 8 er, broom, dust pan, duster, for rainy da(s. Box with croy- wound. Spaed governor keeps train WHAT—nm e, Place, Shew. onh points, eutlina drawings, on track. Engine shoots, leorks. WTHT—Notaa, foe Modding. te the eperetien ef yewr ear es m"P. opron. Just like Mother'll BMS on. On Tormt, 10% Down •«r K E 8 S V R B - P V R 0 E ’ * Bolpnca Monthly JO ANN Opens into o eemfortabla Innmprlng bad BiFORi YOUR CAR OVERHEATS! 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ter, accompanied by Charlotte waa sung by Flora Cbase, aocom- ly in reoelvlng steel girders can for the Plan D city November Session Gray. Mrs. Gray also assisted in panled by Florence Wood. W ork on Ramps now poatppne the opening. by a vote of 6,079 to 8,893,7, ber 848 and the break-down shows wara listed fo r the Week with three Planting of Trees, Shrubs the reading. A pleasant social hour followed OommiaetonerdlUI said that ha form, under which bcjarfi of i John J. Cotter, supsrintendent pf 203 initial claims, 410 oentlnued being Initial clatma and 11 oon- O f Cbaminade Club A fter an account o f the Ufa of the meeting with refreshments Being Pushed expects thS4 steel to be delivered men chose a city nianagar W ill D e d ic a te plant and maintenance. Archi and 28 agent. Fourteen-veterans ttnued. fNOTONUrBEUBIB^ Moxart, Mildred Morrison, violtn- and deooraUons In keeping with next Tuesday. 'Hie ferry will be Into effect ta 198h.' pur Schools^ Organization tectural plans were drawn, by C. Means of Climate Control ist, played a vloUn arrangement of the Thanksgiving eeaeon. operated until Ice la tbs river WelUngton Walker, Bridge^rt. aUT'UOSHJSOP’ Tbs November meeting o f the the "MlnuetU" from "Ikm Gio Hartford, Nov. 9—(F)—The new calls a halt. 'Vetee to MmsS T n m m Oh The present resident paUCnt cen New Building Cbaminade Musical Club was held vanni", accompanied by Florence According to the Department of Ctaeetor-Hadlyme ferry may be In Springfield, Mass., g — sus at the Middletown InptituUon Plumed pumtlng of tram and^cd to Improve the UveabUity of the Wood. Mrs. Foster then peesed on I Commerce, 1,400,000 o f the na^ Charter Chwage Appreved Observe Education Week Monday evening in the Federu operation next Week, State High Thia Induitolal city votod to ' la 3039. According to. the Amer oMmatji 'o n aTl»ome and lU ■urroundlngt, a to the beginning of the eighteenth tion'a 8,900,000 amall business Its proaent city charter, dafe t a a s s a ahruba may rontrol cllmato n opening up to coor- way C^immissloner O. Albert Hill North Adame, Mass., Nov. 9 ican Psychiatric standards the (IMtSCP m MUM) tlon Room of Center-church, with century and the operas of Roaelne, | firms have come Into exletence has announced. Work on the land. (yp)—This city voted to change Its the Plan Q city manager ftMaa- Structure at Middle- hospital has a capaplty o f 2044 Increase of 7.5 Pet PliEE ANTENNA r m y aavTs — ------» good aized lot by aa much aa 10. j mnate local meaauramenta of pro Mrs. Grace Fraur, the president, "Semiramlde" In parUcuIar. The since the war. Ing ramps Is being pushed and on 64-year old city government form a vote of 27,182 to 23,811. M<«« Helen Estes, Lawrencg Leon and is thorefbrq 38 ^ r cent over to 15 degrees, accordln| to James | vaHlng winds, tomparaturea, rain presiding at the builness meeting. brilliant aria. ‘‘Bel raggio lusingh- t Mboola »B over the country are town State Hospital to Cent Is Noted in the ard and George Potterton, all of crowded. The new structure win nUevM «uoh epugWngbut a ^ fall, aim position and other natur. The program of the evening was ler” (Brii^t Ray of Hope) was ■ M s ' ^ ftwr obaervtnf, la being featured L K. Uganfrltz, praaldent of the reduce the overcrowding figure to Weekly Report al. phenomena with plantings, arranged by Mrs. Irene Foster, sung by Charlotte Gray aecom- ‘ by m edal meetinga and vialting the High school faculty, who talk Be Formally Opened ‘VxMSM up phlmm Amatican Association of Nursery- - 0 0 - 22 per cent. :< EE INSTALLATION iTearitr to. mtae- which, in addiUon to beauty, wlU well known local contralto soloist. paning herself. , duaTln many MancheaUr achoo^ ed on achool problems. IIMS; "By proper landscaping and Another increase la unemploy i ^ e and ih ^ t y •Swjlvn for Insure greeter comfort and econo Tbs subject, "Little Known Although the name of Charles ^ “Open houae” through week, ParenU’ night wUl be observed Hartford, Nov. 9— The trustees Care of ABBcM bulh old w dyou n g. Ploaaant planting, tbs Wcom m fort and Uvaablt- i-arlth apeclflc days dealgnated for at the High achool this evenin- Governor Bowles wiU emphasise' ment here Is noted In the Weekly ON TELEVISION ty of the home and its surrounding my for many home owners.” Operas,” was carried out In an in Francois Gounod is well known as of Connecticut SUte HosplUl an teresting manner. Mrs. Foster ex a composer of opera, roost people . .the different graidea, la being held Now an event of some years atan in his address the Meals o f Con figures released by the State Em can thus be inorsaasd greatly," ha nounced today that Governor ,BSLSat4PEiTU88IWtl plained why the operas o f Oluck are unfamiliar with his beautiful See What $1.00 Will Buy Bunce and BUver tiane achooie, Ing this occasion is one when sev- necticut with regard to the care A;T BENSON'S—We don’t give «way anytidng Pw«. said. "Tba boms can be mads cool ployment Service. A ^7.5 per cent end Moaart are, so seldom heard work "Let Rains de Saba" (The '‘and during each afternoon at Na- j erai hundred parents U ke advant Bowles will formally dedicate the of the mentally lU. Dr. George er In summer and Varmsd In win. Bowles W ill Run increaM Is attributed to seasonal and gave a abort account o f, Queen o f Sheba") Following a Haleu Washington had a' spe- age o f a special opportunity to new 81,800.000 Dutcher HaU on M. Dutcher, president of the board tor and at tbs same time the home Gluck’s life. "Che faro senza Burl- j iuimmary of Gounod's life and the idal vialting day yesterday and visit the school plant and have con Tuesday, November 22 at two o f trustees for the hospital, will layoffs by a ladies* cOat firm where J J t / T - . . dVvner can sava oh fuel bills.” For Re-Election A t ' ' : / Robertson and South achoda have ferences with teachers. receive the property on behalf of now 400 have been affected during CUmstlo conditions are not neat dice," from opera "Orpheus and I story of ttaia opersb the aria, o'cloclc* BUrldtcc” was sung by Mias Foe- "Plus grande dans sen obscurtte’ : iaaued apecial inviUUona for to The 318 bed hosplUl building the trustees. . the past fsw weeks. We do sell television sets find plenty! Manchester INSURE belta around the earth but vary a j Still other schools have desig The over-all employment figure morrow. . was authorised by the 1947 Gen Other speakers on the program peoifle Uke to deal with a reUabIc firm that has been in Wtih groat deal even within a small Meriden, Nov. 9 — . Sparton ginssrlag. dub a »«« meets this evening. and equipment needs for aU 17 tal hygiene will emphasise coop White Side Wall. "Climatic control by planting la Mild; Made by the World^s JAtrgemt Manufacturer Kiwanls entertained as guest visit at this time. Ceatmily Located—On Bos Line " I most certainty will run for humane and welfare state instltu eration between urUverslty and $99.50 np.— Terms Am Low ^ 1 0 % Do«!n new," Mr. Ilgsnfritz said. ‘‘While tlons.' ? state hospitals In the training of Write Box H, Herald nurserymen and others have long re-election, you can be inire- « f of Aluminum Cooking Utensils meeting Wednesday, Nov. #, at the Three Story Bolldliig psychiatrtstA Dr. Ronald H. ^ 24 Months To Pay TIRES used some s f tbs devices mention- th a t" new achool will begin at 8 pjn. Kettle, superintendent of Norwich RICHARD HUDNUT South Coventry Lee Scully and Irene Mayer will Dutcher Hall Is a non-combusti ble three-story brick and rein State Hospital and Dr. William F. Mn. Panhoe UtUe be on the refreshment committee Green, superintendent o f Fairfield WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF Recopped Percolators Sauce Pan Seta for the Coventry Junior 4-H Home forced concrete structure, and WintananOo Ex. PhOM 2Sgg-Wl Stands on the site of the old main State Hospital will also' partlcl' TABLE MODEL RADIOS IN MANCHESTER makers tea for club member pate In the piugram. In Our Elect fie Robber Home Permanent . Tea Kettles Baking and mothers December 4, at 8 p.m. at cottage built In 1889. The orig Mias Blather H. Koehler of inal design of Dutcher Hall was The total program for, the dedi ,. and back np every dhle with a acrvice guarantee that Welder Double Boilers Roasting Pan North Coventry was elected chair the home of Mra. Ralph C. H off cation services Is hn up-tordate ■ Tisket A Tasket man, leader. Constance Upton, created by Dr. Edgar C. Yerbury, YARN SALE Leaves your white side- N o w . . . for a limit- man of the 4-H Town Committee summary o f the progress and means something. e Ruth Moreau, Alice DeW ltt wiU be superintendent of Connecticut French Fryers Egg Poachers Monday night She succeeds GU State Hospital and the prelimin problems in the meiital hospitals Today, Thurs. and Fri. walls absolutely white, no ad time only . . . you ' REFILL KIT bert H. Storrs who declined the In charge of entertainment; Doro thy Mursyn, Carole Ploufe, Shirley ary rough plans were made by of Coimecticut. Nov. 9, 10, 11 heat marks, blemishes or Combination Pans Tubed Cake Pans nomination after having served for Have You Lost Your Basket? can buy this Richard many years as chairman. Recent Pender, decorations. The group discolorationt. meets Wednesdays from 7-8:30 plus Fry Pans Covered Pots ly Mr. Storrs was awarded a ED-MAR Hndnut Home Perma plaque for outstanding work in thb p.m. Present project Is working 4-H field. Bflss Koehler has served on Christmas gifts. KNITTING NOOK BENSON’S CAMPBELL'S nent Refill Kit and a . aa secretary-treasurer for a num Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lee HIU 97 Creetwood Drive SHAMPGXD and Mrs. T. F. Little, all of New These sturdily*constmcted cooking and baking utensils are ber of years. Mrs. Wlnthrop Mer- ‘‘Come, Come, Come to the WSCS •Merry Mart!’ FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 2 oz. bottle t>f Richard Britain, on Sunday attended a Turn North On Center AUTO SERVICE . The Willing Workers ‘ riam of Ripley Hill, South Coven In which everyone has had a big part. TELEPHONE 3435 made for years of long wear and useful service. try is co-chairman ' with Miss birthday party for Ljrnette HIU, Btroet, A t Stoue Street TIS MARI'STREET 29 BisseU St. Tel. Sl«7 , Hudnut Creme Sham daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester All sorts of things that appeal to the heart; Koehler. Miss Lila Miller was ap- To take home wfil probably require a cart.” ; pointed to4he town committee, N. Hill, of North Coventry In will help you find it and also many nice things to poo for the price of succeeding Rev. Allen H. Gates, honor of her second birthday N o «l.5 0 REPLACE YOUR STOVE-WORN UTENSILS NOW I ; who has moved to Chesterfield, vember 5. They also attended a * put in it at their booth at the the refill kit alone! : Mass. birthday party later In the day (Plus Fed. Tax) d u b members attending the for Karen Landeck Little daughUr A n n u a l B a z a a r . Tolland County 4-H Achievement of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Little of program Ifrlday at S p. m. In El- South Coventry who was nine on . Ungton Town Hall are reminded to N ovem ^r 4. bring small articles to help fill Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Rose South Methodist Church Soutli Methodist eight boxes to be sent as Chrlst- and family spent Sunday afternoon ( t M d o n i , . . w«— presents from the county and evening with friends in Hebron. PmSCRIPTION PHAUMACV .SMmbers to foreign children. *nie «O I M A I N ST H I I T • M A MCHC3TE H g ift boxes are not relief boxes but THURSDAY, NOV. 10 are friendship packages. Suitable 1:80 P. M. M erry Mart gifts Include; candy, chewing Ugly Eczema gum, dried fruits, fruit cake, mit- . s e m s w f : ^ •. tma, yam, bobby pins, hair rlb- No Joke Afternoon Tea!—Turkey Dinner at 5, $1.50 & 75c ' ■ boos, thread and shoes laces. An The Itching - torment of eexema opportunity will be given to make Nursery for Children— Auction in Evening ecatrlbutlon towards postage is enough to make anyone wretch ed and anxious for relief. Sufferers chargea fo r those -who do- not from itching eczema, pimples, an 1 bring something, dubs attending Baby Clothes. DoUs, Toys, Harvest Foods and Baked gry red blotches or other Irritating 1 JOO per cent with their leaders Goods; Candy, Peanuts, Aprons, Christmas Candles, blemishes, get Petersem’s Ointment, Fancy Work;-White Elephant Booth, Grab-Bag. PERFECT SETTING t «m i receive special awards. 40c all druggjata. Qne application I , Mrs. Mary Valente, president of must delight you or money refund I the State Federation o f Democra- FOR ALL FESTIVE OCCASIONS ed. Also for Itching feet, cracks be : tie Women's dubs will be- guest ) Ttarsday Nov. 10 at 8 p. m. at the tween toes. , home of Mrs. Alanson E. Stewart, ■ Jr., Taloott R ill road. North Oov- TEXTILE STORE'S 1 entry. At that time an organlsa- 1 tica meeting of Coventry Demo ' OTdtle Woman’s dub will take NATIONALLY FAMOUS i ^aoe. Transportation will be fum- Idled by telephoning Mrs. Kenneth TABLE LINENS ^ Downing, WilUmantlc 2782 W l, or ".Wl Mrs. Emil J. Koehler, Manchester C.. Sensational Offer! Limited Time Only! 8788. Mrs. Downing, chairman, Mrs. Steward, Mrs. Stephen Loy- Blm and Mrs. Charles E. Nyack Lwo . e i « ^ will be hostesses. Annual town reports have ar- \ ttved at the office of Board of ALL LINEN WHITE DAM.XSK : Selectmen from the printer. Spe cial and adjourned town meetings are scheduled for Saturday night o/ye/^s a sc//De/'6 T H E RE-OPENING TODAY NO PAYMENTS TIL MARCH ' at the Church Community House TABLE COVERS In North Coventry. Cosmo D. Scarpello has com pleted the amesite walks on the 53x55 - - - - S3.98 FOR THE WINTER SEASON OF grounds of the new school on Cross street. Check These Features! Merry Maids 4-H girls will meet 53x75 ------Thursday, Nov. 10, following . 3 COATS OF PORCELAIN ON TOP $5.49 JIISI $10 DOWN. ON TERMS ... DELIVERS NOW! school at the home of Mrs. Eugene . Rychling on Wall street, co-leader, fo r cooking instructions. 'The 1: ■ ' fam ily of Mrs. Walter Cargo, co , PRECISION CUT TEMPERED STEEL GEARS leader, la still Confined with ^ . rr.. ’ . ■■ f.rt'.n McRAY'S SCRANTON LACE chicken-pox but the meeting on 1 = J' ■ ' ■ ^ - 7-PreCE,COTRAY WHITE,COTTON November 17 will be held at her home on Church Lane. On ..No ^ WRINGER TOUCH RELEASE BAR RAYON DAMASK ' DAMASK TABLE CRAFTSI^UN vember 17 Miss Shirley L. Weik. * ■> Y - ' - » ■ assistant Tolland County 4-H club BOXED SETS agent will lead a discussion on the COVERS DINNER CLOTHS DRIVE-IN L program for the coming year. She , / ONE PIECE CHASSIS CONSTRUCTION 52 x 72 . ------$11.98 will help the girls get started on a 64 X 84 ...... $4.98 $4.98 to $11.98 sewing praject. Rcgalarly $13.50 ♦‘School Night For Parents” P T A CENTER STREET AT LOVE LANE . ^ NON TANGLING AGITATOR BEAUTIFUL COTTON AND RAYON ______Legal Noticen We have now completed our renovations and are DAMASK TABLE COVERS AND NAPKINS ready with a N E W McRay’s— one designed for..-your Llqi'OB rEBMIT WINDOWS NEED Ivory, Gold, Peach, Blue and Rose (In Boxed Sets) , laro* (>••*« ImMi U 11^ N O TIC r or APPLICATION comfort and pleasure in W IN TE R as well as summer. a*3M f*Ml aaf Iw cubM. This It to Slve notice th«t VIGOROUS WASHING AT ANY LEVEL 51 X 51— 4 N apkins...... , $4.98 When you feri that urge for a delicious hamburger or 2 twt a—ilm tkalvM. THOMAS HENIIY HAPPENNT. of Y M . • ~ , A "PICK-UP" TCX) hot dog— step into M e r y ’s and enjoy it. Rear Maple street, Mancheatei', AilhAt^’Jy 1'-- 52 X 70— 6 Napkins ...... $6.98 have tUed an application dated No 8 P"und4 vember 1. 1919, with the Liquor Con '’ FOR THE 60 X 80-8 Napkins ...... $9.98 trol Commlaaloti for a Tavern Beer OPEN 10 A. M. DAILY Permit,. for the sale of alcoholic liquor / STURDY. HEAVY DUTY WRINGER on the premlaea. I I Meple atreet, Man E «t'd ■ I- (■ M Bdl- ■ - HOLIDAYS ebeatar, ^ br-- .- '- ..t! W- . ■ The Imsineaa la owned bv THOMAS CALIFORNIA HSNRY -HAPPBNNT. of 1354 Rear Maple street, Menchester, end will be " HAND PRINT TABLE COVERS ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER conducted by THOMAS Hifc.NRY HAP- FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Vat-Oyed Plalas, Spun Rayon and Cotton In peasant colors. PENNY, of 3354 Rear Maple atreet. Manchester, aa permittee. $2.98 AT McRATS DRIVE-IN THOMAS H. HAPPBNNT. too»M4M.W Dated November 1, 1949. N APK IN S— 49c Each
CALIFORNIA HAND PRINT STEP IN O U T O F TH E CO LD ! Television 36 pce M«tch«d Connell TnwnI Snll , TABLECLOTHS la fptm lUyoti Free Antenna Fm Bediroeei mmI Kitchen welleble in yoer cbetee of ccilef«,«l»ile. Was, HAMBURGERS with fried peppei’rd X •*h* aooaaeeaeoaoss-oese* ^ 3 * 9 8 / i V Free yellew, freea, end fiemlwte. Fewest Caanee Q w lky. onions INCLUDED WITH THIS FAMOUS ABC WASHES oa a eoaaaeaeae • eeaaoaea HEINZ SOUPS 2 1 9 Installation RATON MARQUISETTE 63 X 90 ...... $8.98 CHEESEBURGERS **Don*t Be Clipped^— TAILORED CURTAINS STEAK SANDWICHES with fried pep SeeCUff* HOT SILEX COFFEE 84 in. wide to the pair. Hemmed both A L L COTTON pered onions 3 BIG REASONS rides. MO t.8 CUi FT. M-W AT 7 CU. FT. PRICfl ‘i. ’ I PRINTED TABLE COVERS D !l W hy You ShonM Buy 63 to 72 in. long HOT CHOCOLATE FRIED CLAMS X •iC U fr s l6 ,54 ...... $1.19 WITH WHIPPBU CREAM FRENCH FRIES Nowl Just $10 down puts this dsluxs-fsotured M -W In L emsWmt LeaaMeaegr 3 5 1 3 9 $1.98 Pair Others At $1.98, $2.39, $2.79— 52 z 72, $2.98 t. iBelanattM By Experts t your horns. You pay nothing further until March, 1950 S. SarWeo fta o s ^ sad TERMS 10% DOW N At our fountain: Milk Shakes; Sundaes, n tW e a t PLAIN COLOR FAILLE PIPING HOT TEA i ; . After your Christmas ond flrst-of-ths-year expensed . OAPBRABT. MOTMOLA. and other delicious and nutritious drinks ADMfBfiU EMEBSON. BOA DRAPERIES THE hove been handiedi Four Jiffy troy releases looeen treyi In Haater Grata. Cherry R«d, Dusty B4>et4 Instantly. Porcelain Food Froster; full-width Food Fredwneii Nataral aad Gray. 42 la. wMe asieh side. 90 la. DRIVE IN-.-- a n d s t e p i n - —- a t M cRAY'S CLIFF'S loBg * Bsee Md TderleiaB Boy any M-W refrigerator on Delayed Payment Plan nowl $6.98Pair » TEXTILE STORE Cm. MeatosBU-N. 054X14 BENSON’S Double width— $13.98 Pair UP TO M MONTHS TO PAY CTAtim l M AIO « im OgaaBewlivs^ s ir . f u r n i t u r e a n d APPLIANCES A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. Tin s .TtB • P. ML. 713 MAIN STREET, TEL. 3535 913 MAIN STREET ^ NEAR THE BANK Pel Holdfft ■ '-.L. . ■
V-' J ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON^, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9,1949 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHEBTER, CONN., WBDlfBSDAY, NOVE^IBER 9,1949 PAGB if fine la le ^ than fOO; apeeding, 1/ three polnt’a; passing standing One Doc Killed Daily celved her* ag to the condition of Francis Arts of 5124 Ireland Offered Academy Fast Colui: Planning school bus, rtoiation of rulei Of Uad between dealers” this 1 ...... Hartford Firm TEMPERATURE CONTROL the crew member. Seaman Ap street, Elmhurst, L. I., who waa By Motorists in Town the road and all other convictkUui T a w n S h a re prentice Frank Anthony Demark- flown from Argentia tq Elmhurst London, Nov. 6—40— Admiral ant Issued Here for moving vlolationa at* worth IN THE JARVIS BLOCK Paranov Giv( The asaociaUon claimed that Siorea Open New Procedure the price dUferenUal w ill “ in the ey, Jr., of 26 North W ater street, to visit hla father, who is serious Richard.L. Connolly baa been of- Gas Bid Low One dOg a day haa been two points each. . . ferSd tha post of superintendent of Police or Inspector’s warnings, near future imperil the market” Byram, Conn. ly lU. - €»naiid; killed during the past fourteen By In D e fic it th* U. S. Naval academy at An Wlthaokpatafull on proven complaint of moving vi F ir s t for ConaecUcut farmers. Also taken to Argentia by the For Real Estate Man dayg by motorists In M an^es- Armistice Oay napolis, a qualified Naval aource Autoiflts^ Records to Be olation, and accident involvement Toro, which la participating in In television s channel is the in- ter Dog Warden Lee PraCchla in London reported today. He Crown Petroleum Sub responsibility, no conviction, are fleet maneuver* in the Atlantic, visihle path over,.,which a station jn*yinn*iami fcgt*iliiA i.ie i w l l ^ viBlted the detective’* office on ] reported today.^ C o f C. Secretary ite* hasn’t acceptsd so far. Noted on Their Li worth one point each. Minneaitolis-Honeywell on Music Ap* Stores In Manchester will be was Beaman Apprentice - Harry send* its signal. * E. Goodchild, Monday end we* welting in the re mits Best Price on The warden said that all Busy Schedule nlsMiL swallte seOaiii ception room when Kow received open Friday, November leases Figures Based toedsefce* s»iaiaSiierPiiqm *S ee ewAp Town Gasoline Sup|dy dog* were properly tagged censes Hereafter ition Delivered «t IJr., Is Charged Wilh a telephone call from the State* and had roa m ^ into the Regi^ofor Cp. For Mfb. Tedford 11, Armistice Day, ac On Federal Report Attorney'* office. The call, *atd *trc>eta when kilted. Peraoh* found guilty of motor Memorial Mass snter Church H o u m cording to the Chamber roor UsISct. Obtaining Money ^ Un Kos*. concerned a warrant for Crown Petroleum Company of Doa’t wsitfAsk rtar Sn asM ftoM lifS Goodchild. Goodchlld apparently vehicle convlctiona in Manchester Hartford, Conn. of Commerce holiday iktM. Martha Stevenson, exacu- Ml*, a atiamhat da S tiT w S U ea la ifiB Hartford was the apparent low Fully fifty attended the first of Department President Mra. Mil br mUUoM for a n t J E nan. Ooaa> ^ der False Pretenses overheard the converaetlon. tlie Town Ctourt will hereafter have For Father Dovle schedule. tlve secretary of th* Chamber of I bidder this afternoon at 2 o’clock : detective reported, and later asked the violation noted on their oper the aeries of fIVa lectures on Moalc dred P. -redford of this town who Commerce,', said today that Man-1 ■■PWhecutop Philip Bayer *n- when bids on the mipply o f the Chester’s share of the Impending mrUoaS. Oat Daaa’sM h. Ko»a to be excused for a few min P o st G u est ators’ Hcense*. Judge Weeley C. There will be a solemn requiem Appreciation, yeifterday by Moahe recently attended the national con ndunce today that a warrant ha* ------35 Mi hllllon Federal deflclt for fla- ute* to visit the men'* room. The town with an estimated 60.000 Gryk announced thia morning, mesa o f memorial for Rev. Neill Faranov o f tha Julius Hartt School vention of Spanish War Veterans NOTICE! gallons of regular gasoljne and cal year 1950 la computed as I been t**ued for the arre*t ot vvu- , estate man then di.sappeared, Thia procedure haa not been fol J. Doyle on Friday, Armlatlc* of Music Hartford. The Iceturv Gales Sweeping Ham E. Goodchild,' Jr„ of 9 Hendee 1,000 gallons of premiuhi jgasoline and auxiliaries in Miami, haa had 31,400,000. 'The total o f the Fed Of Auxiliary lowed here before, It was aUted. Day, at 10 a. ra., at th* Church followed a luncheon at Center a busy scheduls since she return road, Goodchild, Jr, a' local real **- ^ Became Demented were opened by General Manager RECORDS Church house, and proved both en eral government’s peacetime high* I Such a system wlU prove of as o f the Blessed Sacrament, Water- ed. Shh enterUined the nsUonal Mid-Atlantic eat budget for the yesr eHdmg ^ t e man, la charged in the war- ; *tated that a Briatol George H. Waddell. tertaining and informative. These Two Bonks W ill Be CLOSED Television rant with obtaining ihoney or oth- ^ allegedly bilked of all but There were' four bidders. The Blstance to other courts and to bury. Father Doyle waa CathoUc president, Mrs. Grace Alexander June 60, 1950, is 348H biUlon dol policemen, it waa said, giving chaplain o f the 169th Infantry Speaking on tha theme, "The *r ■i^uable things upder false pre- ^^5 {,( pla life's savings by Good- bid* were based on the amount, Entertainment Provided of Phoenix, Arix., while She was lars, and Manchester’s share of| quick and complete summary ot Regiment which included many Compoeer’a Toola,” Mr. Paranov Halifax, Nov. S — OP) _ The Free Antenna child, suffered a nervous break .that would be charged in excess i In Connecticut, and accompanied the total budget is 311,200,600. Ail Day Friday, Armistice Day And tenaes, , . . ^ And Reports and An the operator’* driving record, A boya from Manchester and this dlacuaaed the various form* and Weather bureau reported early to The Chamber secretary N aoea of OomplainanU down and is now at the Middletown 'of the New York posted price. her tfr the Newington and Rocky .jBiUcemgn who stops a motorist vicinity. Father Doyle died at patteniii o f music, and urged hla plained that the cost o f the Fed Free pMaecutdr. Bayer atated that State hoapital. The man was com Crown bid .003 on regular and nouncements Made Hill Veterans hospitals aa wall a* day that 70-mlle-an-hour gale* are know at a glance whether the Guadalcanal on July 15, 104S, two hearers to take the time to look eral deficit and the total budget td Saturday, As Usual. the complaln«i»tt in the action w mitted tpn ...... Darla Day Install offlcart of Georg* N. Gam ______I noucement* by • VIetrola-. The and all points are erased aa they will be a symphony, a sonata or fleers aaid she waa about 3(W Federal deflclt. It is further eX' PAYMENTS ON YOUR 1949 CHRISTMAS CLUB t. Buy For Lees Money proceaa of foreclosure, as to prove Plea for School children made a great hit. 'The lit- Army chaplain in the 102d Iiitan- eom* other musical form, mons Auxiliary and on Friday ava- mil** cast o f the Halifax tug plained that city totals were ob 2. Inatallatton By Expevta become five years old. try Regimentv who waa with Fa valueless. tie girls wore pink sunbonnets and Three points call for a warning Moahe Paranov, who waa bom ning. Sidney J. Beach Auxiliary, Foundation Joaephlne. tained by relating effective buying | S. Service P rom ^ and ther Doyle when he was wound ITTERTON’S Warisnt in BockvUle Building Bonds Court Officials * dainty dresses, and the boys col letter, five points for a conference in Ruaria, but educated in this Branford. Income within Mancheacater to the Efficient ed and who Is also weU known to Tolland County Detective A r ored shirts and blu,e Jeans. In the and six points result In a hearing :e s t o c k , a l l s p e e d s 33-45-78 country Is not only an outstanding cotmty . whole. CAPEHART, MOTOROLA. many local veterans. thur A. Koss aaid to4»y that a war To Hold Meeting group were the following; Sher before department officials. pianist and composer, but a con ADMIRAL. EMERSON. RCA (Continued from Page One) The Catholic War Veteran* will CENTER 539-541 MAIN ST. ductor and educator. He demon- Banks and Firms rant bearing the same charge haa wood 'Trueman, Carl McHugh, ’Phe sesde is as follows: fatal ac THE MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY '.r stfatea hia points on the piano and New Managers been lasued from RockvUl* for the James Hammlll, Gail Ahlf, W il cident involvement, Ir held respon provide the color and honor arrest of Goodchlld but that the building was needed in the next Judge Wesley C. Gryk said to his dramatic explanation* and Rush Crewman Member Federal Deposit Insorance Corporation liam Minnich, Margaret Phillips, sible. and drunken driving con guard at the Friday service and Announce Qosing paper has not yet been served. two year*. playing are both highly entertaln- day that the Town Court will be f;h*rles Kramer, Nancy Wilcox, viction are worth 10 points apiece; delegations of that organizatlor Of Local Firm Radio and Television L m s I and Rockville police are ex In a press conference this morn- represented______at a Municipal Court from all over- the state will tng. To Hospital I At the close of their act they were evading responsibility and racing, Employees of th* two hanks in 465 Hartford Road pecting Goodchlld to present him ing the governor said hi* aldes^ Assembly meeting to be held present. Former members of/ th e TOere are four more luncheons THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Cor. McKee St.—Tel. 2-4864 , P>e»ented by President Mrs. Wll- eight points; operating under sus Clifford Magnuaon and OUver Manchester, the Manchester Sav self today. It la reported. were busy grafting bills to carry | The House of the Good ahepnera Qf candy. reckless 169th and of the 102d arc/lnvited and lecturers on consecutive TueS' Open Evenings Till 7 Attorney Herman Yules told out hia school building proposals, on Slsslon avenue. • Hartford, on pension. seven points; TIENEW YOUR TLOORS VOUKSFLF days, and If others are Interested Jarvla are the new managers of the ings and Loan Co. and the Per New London, Nov. t —W )— A I A Motnal Savings Bank The Legionnaires, led by Com driving, six points and four points to attend. Thundav and Friday TUI t Chief of Police Hefman Schendel and they probably would be com Thursday. Nov. 17. The affair is they Miould get in touch for reser Broad. Street Motora, Inc. Mr. sonal Finance Co. will enjoy a crew member of the submarine Open Wed. TUI 8 P. M. this morning that the real estate pleted by tomorrow. being held in cooperation with the mander McDonald, sang a song, vations with Mra. Eklward Beaaer, long week-end this week. These Toro from the Submarine Baae, I and Mrs. David Fuller sang sev w ith ourgEN TAL noon SA N D E JtSf Magnuson. weU-known former ath man la expected to give himself He said that most likely two Connecticut Probation and Parole Mrs. Charlto B. House, Mra. Jay institution* will be closed all day stricken with appendicitia, was eral, accompanied in chorus sing lete and coach of the Broad Street up sometime today. measures would be presented-^1, Asaoclatlon. { Rublnow, Mrs. Joseph Motycka or Motors softball team the past four Friday, (Armistice Day), and Sat rushed 650 miles from "somewhere | Prosecutor Bayer stated that h* ing. Mr. and Mrs. Little presrgted on* calling for 126,000,000 bond The meeting will be highlighted J Mrs. Winston Sharp. yean, will have charge o f the ad' urday. In the Atlantic ocean” to Argen- lasued a warrant on Monday hut a clever little sketch entitled issue, and 2—the establishment of by discussion groups. In a letter i FLOOR WEAR nilniatration work. Four lumber companies also an Ua, Newfoundland, Friday morn that local p<^e have not been an equalised grand Hat. sent to .Tudge Oryk. William S. | "Fishing.” Delicious home made nounced they will close at noon ing, according to word received | cake and coffee was served by The company speclallsea In able to contact Goodchild. Aa of Asked whether he would venture Gordon, Jr.’, president of the Muni oiCll enjoy icenr- IS ONIY'SKIN DEBP* Local Delegates battery work, auto painting and Friday In observance of Armistice late yesterday at the base. COUPON 2:S0 p. in, today, Chief of Police a guess as. to how long the special cipal Assembly stated In part that Mrs..Emile Levesque and her com Day. Those closing include the No further word haa been re-1 Introductory Offer mittee. J J t general repalfing. Pick-up and de Herman Schendel reported that ■ssiion would sit, the governor "it 1* essential that we take full- Sand off that dull surface coat and livery service is also a feature. McKinney Lumber Company, W il Goodchlld had not yet put In an anawered: eat advantage of opportunijtiea we Past Commander Charles Nor- ; HOtlElY Bryn }lmcr To Attend Parley lis Lumber Company, Glenncy I Half-Price Spaclall ris reported on “ Legion Honor” 1 you'll have new Roots again. I appearance at the local police ata- “I t ’a up to them.” (the House will have to leant how we may im Withdraws Union Reoegnltlon Lumber Company and the Man ARTHUR tion. and Senate). night, December 7, and auxiliary I chester Lumber Company. prove the services we render to hosiery. It's as easy as running the vacuum General Manager George Wad I Cestsfm lA* DtoappearWi tram Otfle* From other aources came a con our communities." Those attend members were invited as guests , and to take part dell, Mayor Harold A. ’Turking- Springfield, Maes^ Nov. S—- -H iA R T O P I M t O U i r Korn atated that Goodchlld had servative forecast that the special ing will also be. taken on a tour of cleaner and you can sand 3 or 4 The American Bosch corporation Beona Ameadment Wins I DRUG STORES •eaaion might last about two weeks. Announcement was made o f the ' ton, and Mra. Martha Stevenson, The House of the Good Shepherd, rooms a day. executive secretary o f the Cham' today withdrew r*c««nltlon of Lo ISc'OiwVrerW* 942 M A IN S T R E E T T E L . 2-3648 an Institution for wayward girls. annual membership pot luck sup-, cal 206 of tha United Electrical New York, Nov. 9—m — New Soothes and aoftent—> per for November 21. and the ap her o f Commerce, will attend the BOOK 45 I The program discloses that W orken untU It ‘estabUshea defi York state war veterans now liv leave* no grcaay Aim. pointment o f Mra. Edward Quiah : We carry everything you need meeting o f the New England Lewis Suspends Round Table* will be held from 11 nitely iU statua aa representative ing elsewhere will become eligible lEEILES aa chairman. Members were asked | Coundl’a Steel committee at Nor I ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY a. m. to 12:30, a luncheon from and show you how to get best of workers in the plant. The cor for the state veterans’ bonus. A I Lton Laroine NO- to provide a dish of some sort. It*s full fashioned— wich tonight. The meeting will be 13:80 to 2 p. m.. and the general results. poration posted notices yeaterdsy state constitutional amendment to . Coal Walkout Mrs. Kathleen Sweet, rehabllita- | held in the Norwich Inn at eight 531 t l ' session from 3:15 p. m. to S;30. H in its automotive plan^ saying It this effect waa approved by the Size aisonment. COo-lgrcun Druq Stoi^ NOT TODAY tlon chairman, who attended an | o'clock. HAND CREAM fits like a dream. So W hy not stop in or phone us now? could no longer recognlM the local voters yesterday. Incomplete (Limic i) (Oentianed frem Fagn One) indoctrination courM at the New 'The committee will study the For Soft Booutiful Hoods Me, w* SM not going to my availability and suitability ot as bargaining agent because of returns gave 1,445,757 votes for ington hospital, announced anoth the amendment and 524,359 FIRE HAZARDS AKE ^ • wwiabootThnnkeglvingTiir- Fi«rliter Plane er course for volunteers who will sheer——so leg-flatter- Eaatern Connecticut coaatal areaa confusion between the left and S(af( Now—Build R esistance with United Tine Oily miners east of the Mlsalssippi have | right wing section* of the UEW, against.' kevs from Bobnrt today. Instead been idle. Soma 20,000 aoft coal; work evening*. She also reported aa poaaible ateel mill sites. EVER-PRESENT *1.00 |3f I wn *nn remind yon that Jtobnrt diggers have continued work In a total of 31 doxen surgical dn Select yours from our JOHNSON PAINT CO. Chamber of Commerce offices ban Jnst sent in the asoal week Being; Tested Flesh Potent Vitamins 1*4 Sotf ...... SO* mines weat of the Misaisaippl, ings made for the hospital, ydnd 699 MAIN STREET MANCHMTER throughout Eastern Connecticut and i Mpment et fresh Oenn. about 80,000 anthracite miners in the request for m a g a z ln ^ fbr have formed this committee to let us Mp you Tatfceya . . . so It you want I varied styles o f nylons. OLAFSEN ATTOfAL DRUS Pennaylvanla returned to work (CoatteDed from Page One) both the Newington and/ Rocky solidify the area ,in support of i eoe for the week end, come to after a brief walkout in sympathy Hill hospitals. She ssid ih ey would steel mills knowing that it would checkyour Ptocharst. DeUeloas Fresh Goaa. with the soft coal diggers. Lewie light of. the inquiry to be the like late copies o f/ "Ooronet,” attract new ateel-using industries Vitam in Mohart Tarkays will be served told them their demonstration was story o f the injured BoUvlan pilot. "Reader*’ Digest,” Yvestem maga- in this area. D ele^tes from edch f at the dinner the ladies of the unnscassary. I^e P-38 pilot, Erick Rios Bri- Bines and “Trua/Dectlvea.” Mrs. Chamber office, civic ciuba, ad' t4 FIRE INSURANCE Capsnits 2nd Congregational Chnteh will doux, BoUvlan director general of Sweet said shy would gladly see mtnistrative heajda and labor lust I a ^ fins get ready for yon Friday night aviation, told hla complete story that these RUigazinea were de- groups have been] invited to at' Raymond E. Gorman Your vitamin quota. of thto wek. Sportsmen’s Club The Jack and JOI Shop ^tend and join to this effort. Each for the first time yesterday in a Uvered tohospitals. Store Loaded Botth 0 6 9 David McIntosh, looidiig private one and a half hour ses President Mrs. Littl* reported Infants, Teen Age and Women’s Apparel Chamber office will appoint one 42 Brookfield St. TeL^4871 Selects Officers sion with air safety Inveatlgatora attending the testimonial dinner person to a geneiral committee. of t o o . . . fo r s space in this colamn, in his room at an Alexandria. Va., for >he Department commander Open Thursday Until 9 Governor Bowles has ahown much tsys that if yon do not stock hospital. president in WilUmantIc re- ' With Super Buys interest In thl* movement and Is up this week on Scot Tissue, Richard Cobb, well-known local Rios was catapulted from hla ntly. also the department offi- Where Parking Is A Pleasure expected to aeek fAvorable action Scot’s Softweave and Cut- I athlete, waa last night elected to plane when it struck the river. H5, cera’ parley at Hotel Bond, Sat- j VISIT from the State Legislature in the (iocsn’t s f e serve as president o f the Manches swam for hia life until pulled a urday, at which National Presi 8 DEPOT SQUARE PHONE 2-4477 near future. rite Wax Paper, all the work ter Division of the Connecticut despite a broken back and other dent Mrs. Dorothy Mills was guest he had “lugging” 2 full Sportsmen’s Club for the 1950 sea- 100 ASPIRIN TABLETS Injurica. of honor. DRY CLEANING and ViUminfXempI** Pfs/n sr F/«vsr*d truck loads from the rail aon. Cobb succeeds Joseph Dea- Diamond’s Army & Navy Store M ilk Price LAUNDRY m i 6-GIAIN, AT SPICIAl SAVING $1 (Limit I ) ...... way freight station this Icon. ’The latter will serve aa vice “Now no one realizes OLAFSEN OlafMii COD w e ^ win go to waste. Al president. Other officers elected In BAYTOL LIVER OIL cluded William Royster, secretary, THURS.>FRI. and SAT. Cut Asked I wear a hearing aid, most forgot the best part of Bottfr 100 239 Fell I and Joseph Cataldi, treasurer. because I wear T E L & O N E STOP crpsuiri . Pint 122 this news . . . Scot Paper ’The annual membership trials For Ladies Only!' And Come Face to Face With These B uy s! WOODBURY SOAP I will be staged November 20 at the Manchester Oootinaed from Page Ope MOLD, TELEX in- Towels are in again. -^ T h rillin g New Offer r- Many SERVICE THiAMIN CHLORIDE RIGVLAI S a CAMS (Limit 4 only)...... I T * U f a Talcottvllle Flats. Thomas Soren- viable ear-piece con Olafsen, Vitamin Bi—jmc loo’a SCOT TISSUE 10 roils 99c •on will serve aa genera] chairman onderful Gifts For You at No Cost the letter addressed to his oihee, for the. trial. ARMY AtR FORCE and therefore had no further com cealed bdiind my ear B- SOFTWEAVE 8 rolls $1.00 ’A m o c s p e p p e b e l l , d .\n k i v e r a n d o t h e r CARPET CENTER ment. He had heard reports for MANCHESTER ONALLT ADVERTISEO SHEETS AND PnXOWC.ASES some weeks that dealers were B-15 or in my hair.** Corfos JSfSrs* CU TR ITE W A X roR 22c ON THE BAT STATE SHEET CLUB PLAN considering the move. LAUNDRY, INC W e have reduced onr 'pttoe* in order to allow yonr friends to HERSHEY and NESTLE IQ c A bout T o w n **The Special Shop for Rugs and Carpets** The dealers In their letter said Made by ttU X , o aatofs af HU 50 Book CANDY BARS, ECONOMY SIZE * ^GLYCiRIN^ Armoar’s manager, Bfr, Da-r seenre Pepperell and Daa River Sheets and PlUowcasea on the FLYING JACKET Connecticut dealers are buying dMTio, steped me today all en- Baysute easy Club Plan. EVERYONE GETS A PREMIUM AT MofeliRS SuppoiitoriM Members of Nutmeg Forest,' • MOUTON COLLAR milk outside Connecticut at "sub thnaed about the deal they | NO COST WITH EACH ORDER. For YOU. as aecTctary of yonr 1.000 UghH Infant or Adult I Cedars of Lebanon, are requM • A L P A C A L IN E D stantially” lower prices. This has PLAITIC have on to get more people to club, there are M.4NY wondeffnl beantiftil g ift REWARDS, ’rhere ALL TYPE - ALL SIZES allegedly "brought about inequl- try Dial soap . . . this time **for to make their returns on otreu* is no oUiigatton or charge Involved, • HEAVY DUTY ZIPPER . tickets at the Masonic T e ^ l e be TUMBLERS MINERAL OIL fiw .“ Armour has a special U c • WATER REPELLENT 13< tween seven and eight okHock te- HURRY! HURRY! WRITE TODAY FOR Manchester Clinics Thursday Evenings “WORTHMORE”. FULL PINT (Umk 1)...... Mm Dial tied to a box o| Chif start Yonr FULL INFORMATION ... A LL GRADES * 9 * fon Flaheo . . . boy Die Sahes I night. Sheet Chih , /■ “BAY STATE SHEET CLUB PLAN” SICK ROOM NEEDS Colorful, unitsiy. at the regular price and get the Now! Wall-To-Wall Installations i Dial free. A daughter was b6m November 856 Harvard Street Dorchester 35, Mas*. $14.95 TELEX HEARING CENTERS Fxpei'f 16 at Hartford h o^ital to Mr. and HOSPITAL HERE’S REAL VALUE IN 39tSm Mr*. CuatorisAhriiitia of 68 Doane We Also Carry A Complete Line Of I.eathcr 160 Tramban St. 915 Main St., 162 Mala St. Peter Pan Peanut Reasonable Prices^ Free Estimates SUPPLIES* n y o r o ^ w i street; and a min the same day and Jackets, Lined and Unlined Hartford B u tte r...... 33c | same hoepltei to Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Manchester Bristol \C hw i0 9 Rubber Goods PeroxidB belt P. Hav^n at 83 Middle ’Tum- Also Repairing and Binding of Carpets Arthur Drug Stores I pike, Wi Pint Bottle .39c TYSON Yoa Save 8O0 Pears, 2V2 ctkns Display Room and Workshop PILLOW CASES fSOfeet U o r - 79c H A IR Inrtead of the usual Armistice Seamed 17e daybanquet, a pot luck supper will DRY CLEAISING 10* M IL BRUSH Shurfine Baked Beans I Next To PInehnrat Hot W a te r served tomorrow night at the M arla y MEMOnV LANE Telephone 2-4848 SPEQAL o r TWIKE Lg. cans ..... 27c F. W Home at six o’clock, at 308 MAIN STREET 4 foc $ 1 e 0 0 o e a iity , .49' I which Post member# will be Invit- / Our law 0 8 Bottle Donald Kegler of Pfne^ arit* ( t . < Briiht red in color, hmvy, ! ed guests. A modest charge will be i V s / < WUl Your Son or Daughter in-' One Week Beginning hurpt meats is prejudice I made to club members and their WHITE Nov. KHh ^ lont-wurjng rubber. in favor of Rath’s Products wives and Auxiliary members and itM sr than . M R am d* just because he is “palsey their husbands. Mrs. Neal Cheney, DRESS SHIRTS herit More Than Tradition and 2 Ossrt Capacity. . president of the auxiliary, heads wakey” with Ned Cone the the committee. 2 Blankets For $1.50 Bath salesman and Don $1*95 SPECIALIST ARMY FIELD FamUy Heirioomsf TenfA Graht Csver says that RATH’S BACON Public Records Davenport Cover IS THE FINEST IN THE SHOES $4.95 Complete With Hamltir Frtih— RED. •l.B t W e specialize in Model Airplanes, Cars FOOTBALL W O R LD. While this bacon BRAND NEW ARMY Combat Boots ...... $6.95 He or ghe may Inherit yonr ambition Cushion Covers, $1.00 PRINCE may not be that good. IT Warrantee Deed and Boats ALL WOOL O. D. ALBERT Otticlal 8 49 Levi Joseph Chelsey to Francis Paratroop Boots ... $8.95 and capacity for worit but wiD that be Wt*. Is* . . I “ IS FINE QUALITY BA A Complete Line Of Drapes Per Pair, 76e P. and Yvonne A. Contois, proper all? CON and is one of the best ty on Margaret road. American flyer and H>0 Gauge Railroads, Blankets $4.95 ' Dress and Work Shoes SiSIT. 84‘ Atssiftfc bacon values when yon can Permit* R.R.'Scenerv and Accessories Tytam ' la fa p ti get it for 65c a pound which Frank J. KatKaUskas, coop on ■9 12-INCH FOUNTAIN RUBBER RECTAL k the special Pinehurst Tolland turnpike, 350. €tn o M h a d i i t o n FOR THE EARLY BIRDS! It is probably aafe to say that the PLASTIC SYRINGE GLOVES Leon Kiissler, garage qn Bran SYRINGE (Limit 2 To A Customer) average parent’s ambition la that their price on it Thursday thru ford street, $750. RULER 5 9 « f-ewKc K 7 « Saturday. Nbvdt kM th* fMting •! Toys — Toys — Toys DIAL S2c:.ts* ia rapsrity . I Aldo Saporiti, alteration* at -children get more of the good things -loarlv D w .b k R A -n Size* 7.10 la Oskeat Afsis 470 Center street, 35,000. ikillfwHy bloniiltd in$D • dMifn narked v Strictly Fresh Western SEAMED SHEETS of life than was their lot to have. 8416 1^. Grabew Edward S. Adamy, gas station o.f tuck d«licacy «nd rMtroinf. The only stores in Manchester handling every* Dressed Pork . . . rib cuts at East Center and Middle turn n p o o I or whole strip from which pike east, 37.500. MIMOIY lANI U • iporklifig rGMindGr thing exclusively for the youngsters. Size 81 X 99 Each $1.25 Patrick Madden, alterations, •I lk« p«sC Dfid • wDrtky For (he moot people the only way BCAUTY-FORMULA fo r it-u gn ^ ^ Thl ^ you can have chops cut. Beautiful Dolls and Carriages i or visit our niodeni 45e pound, win be the meat Birch street, 3200. ■ plant at l O r . L y s t V Joseph Grxyb, alterations, 37 •I tk« Ivtwf*. For Taking The Chill O ff to be able to provide a property in SOFT, LO VaY HAIR feature you will save money Mill street, 3M. TROUSERS heritance for their children is to save Foimult so is the hnoliecd' cream Tooth on . . . and short shanked Ernest Vichl, Middle turnpike For Work ■* JACK SHIRTS shsihpM that besuiifiet while it consistently as they can. Are you doing 72 cleanaet. Its rich, creamy lather Pow4or Smoked Shoulders will be 1 west, alterations, 34,000. Chinos, grey and tan, also The Kind We Sold Out On l«NT oxford grey, whipcord and Ctmly hfts all dirt from your hair. offered at the special low ’Thomas D. CoUa, garage, Mid Hobby Shoppe Last Week this? RUPLE dle turnpike west, 3500. moleskin. I price of 39c pound. See ns Ftraila 20 Crun Mumiptt 4-oz. iu , a . 8 9 ‘ 39*. Marriage Ltoenaes STREET Thursday . . . will you? Conrad Rioux o f Hartford and $2.95-$4.95 Each $7*95 Laura Mae Martin of 14 1-3 While They Last . Beautirul Patterns Hackmatack street, wedding No Cliff’s Toy Shop ”«SdviH^ BdHko^MaNclic^ ,V vember 35 at S t James’s church. 'Sava Horof J A J dO* She Allen Albert Griswold of Ver Both Sides of Griswold Street At Center Street A MUTUAL SAVm O S . BAnvtl Easy Parking 'Vj FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO >139 S iM A b t e r b t t n t A L K A ^ non and Barbara Ann O’Brien of Dewey - Richman Call 3233— Open Until 7 P. IIL Every Evening Store Open Daily 15 Hudson street,, wedding No S t n i t o B Plenty Of Parking Space 7:30 to 5:30 COTTON SELTZIK vember 23 at North Methodlat Pmaily Pack Church. COMPANY Tube of Zf See DOLLV, BILLY Or CLIFF Albert Puakarewlch of Hart Jewelers— SHversmitha DIAMOND’S Thursday to 8:00 P. M. For Prompt, Courteous Service 997 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER An Depeelto la This A m 0 « steed fa Fan By Tim * ford and Victoria Martin of Hart 767 MAIN ST. T E L . 2-3998 98< i?r 49V ford, wedding Saturday. Bariugs Baaks’ Deposit Oaaraaty Fmd of Aaaeetleat, lac. ,Saturday to 4 ;00 P. M. m MANCHEiS^EB EVENING HERALD, MANCHASTEB, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1949 ' ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ \TONESDAY, NOVTOffiER 9,1949 Arildea ftnvStl* t t Astosiobllat for Sal* 4 .TraRcra for Salo tA Robflng— RegBirtaig K A Help Wastad—FeSwIa 85 1948 ALUMINUM. Alma traitor GUTTBRS Rapatrad, ehlaoMy* re 'AI.BRT, WELL groomed woman A OOMPUBTE sat of Antorican Wa BRXNG Uaehint, kltchan sat, TOUNO QN 9» DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES 30’ , *t*«p* four, $800 cash, or 1850 paired and claanad. Roof*, re with car oaa anjoy Immadlat* at* Bntyelopadlas. OsU 3-3806 ba- Philo* tofttearator 'with fraaasr, dsalra to r« tt Hockey Q u b Dodgers Would SAYS: '‘Treat youraelf to down. T tk* 6v*r aBlall payment, taining walla, aidawaika built and tractive earnings la thto dignified twaan 12 aoon-6 p. m. sawing'' mMhine, odds and ends. 0393. Burke Signs B r one of these low priced good 185.16 monthly. Fro* land rent rapalrtd. Tblephon* 8885 or 6342. earaar in fin* silver on Ubaral LaavinI town. Phona 3-1198. parcantag* plan. No dallvary, eol- Advertitonents running little cars, at Liberal until April L Must b« sold Imme TWO-WAY high ebalr, red laathar KTfCHlIN Sat, walnut Iqinfi table, E A R L W . Plays Sunday diately. Mr*. Duncan, V«mon tooUag or canvaaaing. Ago 80-46. trim. Phone 3-0936. die With E. L. Five R a f f Terms.’’ Heating—Ptambliig 17 Nationally advartlaad. '.omplato firsplaca and Irons and storsan, BEMtALD Y O S T T o Get ensberger Traitor Court, Vsrnon, Conn. j n i t ^ r chals* loungA night nocKKATB Oaeuyeai^, ft, PLUMBING and beating, speolal- training at our axpansa, Writo two (mfintohafi. Hat Sports Editor Engage SomenviRe Sex For Example: giving fuU dataito of your person DifiMonde— Watebee— liU n d . Phone 3-1198. Local Youngster Makes Lost aad Fpani ixing in repairs, remodelings cop oU bumar. Oainranlant to Lcafaa 1989 DeSOTO CLUB COUPE GaragM Services per water piping, new construc al background and ptaon* number Jewelry 48 RaaaortWy prio*^ |ie.6ee. ^ ^ 3 (1) ANGLE tet in League G rae; {rooks Hot A£ter Good» Grade With Nassiffs; Leon Hart Named lO tT —Blapk Huiulder bag. Vicin Radio, ta*at*r and very clean. A Storage 10 tion, estimatos given, time pay to Grace Cravey, Box O, Harald. Marbinery and Tools 12 8009. H. B. diady. ■ B«aull«u 101 108 Reliable Veteran Slab ity Oenter, last Thursday night. imfortabl* •conomlcal ear for I Oeaelw* N ot to BIobi* Averted into baU carrisra TTils im Locals Much Stronger comfortable ments arranged. Edward John KXPBRIENCtaiD fito n o g r^ a r, pair* and adjusto watenaa ia p o t. 88 100 Season Ticket Sdle proved th* backfleld but weakened Gall 3-1185. Rsward. anyone. son. Phone 8879 or 5044. • NEW, USED singto, double tractor 33 GERARD gTREBr TiWfM OTlaU 117 108 U hard work by a football lineman Week Performer; Sboiton GARAGE FOR Rsnt 28 Russell must b* accurate and rapid typlat. ly at rsaaonabla priesa. Open plows, harrows; ^raadars, snow brick Bngliah colbatol. *■ e i l £ coach and hi* first lleutenent won the line. Th* result was defeats. The Manchester Hookey Ctaib. Rpftnka — 100 Norman Burin ha* made the LOST—(30LDBN Retrisvsr. Fd' street. EFfTOENT Plumbing and heat Excaltont opportublty. Give ag* Thursday evenings, ise Ipruea plow*, (fietrac H. O. garden trao- heat Many flaa feature* BUtoi^ games, Manchester High would be The reserves were inexperienced. will play its first game of th* rsf- Reappoint^ Manager 1989 FORD BUSINESS and epptrianc*. Writs Box AT, street. Pbona 3-4887. lag irepiae*. Can b* seen aay» 7 0-41 0 84 — grade. The 20-year j>ld local pro-1 There was no depth at any posl- ular 1949-50 season Sunday svs- NSW York, Nov. 9.—(dV-Blg Iowa hunters,, in Highland Park ing. Plugged drain* machln* tors with snow plows. Dublin 106 88 undMeated at thl* Um* and not district. Would apprsdats infor- COUPE ctoaiiad. Carl J. Nygraa. PhMM Herald. Tractor Oe., WilUmantta. Una by appolatmant Blva Tytee^ McOonYin# duct wUl be one of the member* a that ha* tasted iUx defeat* tiwu ' ning against SomersviUs at T at Leon HarL Notr* Dame’s husky .South Wind haator. A solid Uttis GAAAGC FOR RENT. 40 RusseU 3OT sOT-tm 340-pound end, is this week’s Brooklyn, Nov. 9 — (P) “ The matloa. CXll 5458. 6497. Agent Phon* 3-4406. m of the Naaalff Arm’* b**ketb*ll in seven start*. The Red ahd Prospects for next fall are the West Springfield OoUseum. car priced to ptoas*. street .WANTED—Person to care for 17- Fool end Peed 49A ' . OMW«t Ofllee (1) Total* ...... 454 608 500 1467 entry in the Baatem Pro Inague Both teams wars victorious in last lineman of the Week. Brooklyn Dodgers are go^ig *U out 6»—335 White eleven played a 7-7 tie with brlghL A 8ne jayvee team has LOST—PASS BOOK No. 88893. months-old baby girl; hours 10 Magical Inetraaients • ! VERNON WrlaUm Center OMcregatlonal (8) thl* aeaaon. been most successful this fall, and Sunday’s opening night Jamboree. Hart’s work in the Mlcbigsa for the one man they believe will SEASONED Hardwood for Sre- 78—318 111 318 East Hartford in its other gams. Notie* 1* hereby glvsa that Pas* 1987 FORD CONV. CLUB Millinery— DrcMRiaklng 19 A m. to 8 p. m., la thsir own aetaiky Steckel The alender youngater atarred Head coach la Walker Briggs several experienced varsity backs Somerville conquered Agawam 8-3 SUt* game earned him the award help them win not only th* 1960 Motorcyclc9-i>Bicyelca II boms, Monday through Friday.' place, stove and furnae*. Phon* Three room atngto, on* aew dC Stratton 84—347 LeaUe . . 104 107 104 815 la the weekly Associated Press Book No. 58892, issusd by Th* COUPE laat year with the Laurel* In the and the assistant is Tony AUbrio. are expect^ to return a* well as while the locals, sods over th* NaUonal League pennant but th* BRIDAL GOW N8, attendant Phone 3-0444 after 8:30'p. m. 8688. FOR BALE— Lester upright piana, land. Convantencea $6,660. 81—353 dark ... 138 118 84 888 Rec Senior League. Coach Bari Springfield News sextet 9-1. pon. Saving* Bank of Uancheatar h*a Radio, hsator, ate. Sharp aa a 83—344 Both men have worked hard and linemen who have been under fire. ii«*n loot and application, ha* draases, fotmato, auito and 860. Inquire 128 Ccbtar street. Dttnnd HUlnakl , . 97 98 — 105 The league will again be divided Thus for the second straight World Series as well. Th* man Is ta ^ Original black paint BOY’S M” bicycle for sale. Phon* blouses hand-tailored. For in-1 SEASONED, Hardwood for fire N H A R C E N m t i - long with the schoolboys. Both If Coaches Briggs and AUbrio b**n mad* to **id bank for pay< 7t88. MascoU 118 118 104 388 possess the necessary skills and into two divisions this year, with week the award went to a player southpaw pitcher Ken Raffensber- ^ formation or appointment call Help Wanted—Male place, furnace and range. Imme Total 414 381 388-1181 McComb _ — 108 108 can give as much as they have this these four teams in one division m*nt of th* amount of deposit 1940 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN diate delivery. B. J. Begin, Glas Wearint Apparel»Fara 57 Five room aingis, aoppar and aU aroimd teaching ablUties es ■eaaon, the writer feels certain froin th* PiiUbtirgh, Pa., area. W of the (Cincinnati Rada. Mra. Maxilia L. Blake. 5843. braae plumbing, -combination storm and Ludlow, Holyoke* and the Hart is from Turtle Creek, Pa. 6 Cyl. Radio, haataf, dafrOster. OPPORTUNITY. W* ar* looking tonbury 8-2938. sential in the makeup of coaches. that Manchester High wiU not be Th* hint that the Dodgers ar* LOSTr-PAgg BOOK No. 67990. Baaineaa ServicM Offered 18 CHILD'S Brown, iaurllnad anew aaah and sefsans. OU heat—611,866. ' Ik a Waavlac (8) Total* 887 ’ m s " m i 1808 Both men ar* popular with the Springfield Acorns forming th* Last week the award went to Notic* to heraby given that Pas* New paint and ail new tires. for a reliable married man who 110 138 138—388 winless football team next faU hot after a “good, reliable” veter has sold direct to th* home to SEASONED Hardwood for stova, suit sis* I, worn twice, crigin- NMaoo boy*. other. All games will be played on Duke's Blaine Baron from JU‘ Book N a 67990, tosued by Tha VENSTLAN BLDVDS. All types DREgSMAKING and Ramodellng. (tall 3-3661 Or 2-1631 Merenino .. 88 75 , 88—313 St. JanMaHa.T (1) nor the ceUar occupant in the Simday. For the coming two Sun. an pitcher, with no names men 1937 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS For Information, call 4846. hsndto our business in this arta. furnace and fireplace. Manches aUy 135, win sail for $16. ^ ' 82 113 101—385 On p^>er, the High school foot- CCIL. toona. Pa. tioned, was dropped at an official Saving* Bank of Manob**t«r has made to order, also rarondittoo- ter 8876. 5848. Cbotolat * • ■ I Pete Aceto . baU season has been a failure. But day* the games will be played in Frank ’Leahy, Notre Dame b**n lost and'application ha* b**n COUPE Age 80-45. Car naoessary. No P a tto n ...... , 91 87 84—373 Shots Here and There the evening. After the Ice Cap- press conference conducted by uig. Beat quality. ITadail Menu delivering, coUectlng or demon RALPH SWANSON Pagan! ----- one game remains, that with un. coach, thinks so highly of his six- President Branch Rlbkey ysster- mad* to said bank for paymant Baatar. Not a bad little car any facturing Oo.. 4St Ulddla Turn' LADY’S Tan winter coat princess I« w Man . . . 70 70 70—310 A. Aceto ... Danny "Skiff" Finn, outstanding adea show, the league will swltrii M oetBf-TrseklBf— strating. Man selected will b* defeated Windham High o f WUli- foot-four end, he would like to try day* o f tho amount o f dapoatt. way you look at it pika East Ctoll 4885. . Sterate 20 Garden-^FBiEi— Dairy style, squlrrsl trim, also satin, Or ^OStt Aceto . . . mantlc at ML Nebo Friday after eager with the WaUingford Vets to Sunday afternoons. If weather him at fullback, carrying the practically set up in business on T o ta l* ...... 433 488 483-1888 The conference was called to an a remunerative baal*. New Predaetfi 50 rosa orchid, formal evening gown, RAYMOND JBWBUL ^ Twaronite . noon. The locals have a riiance, a last season, has signed with the perm luA**n<*«rt*f’* •"^ry wlU ball. However, Hart is too good nounce that 85-year-old Burt Shot- XjOBT—Lady’s handbag, black 1938 PLYMOUTH CLUB RANGE Burnsra claansd and aarv- EMPTY VANS to and from all •isa 14-16. Reasonable. Phen* 3 Velvet Warplnf (1) Paul Aceto very slim one, of turning back Bristol Tramps. Pat MaasareUa, meet these teams on local ice at plastic, BO handle. Reward. Phone lead by axpertanead burner man. and repeat bualaess. Write Box MCINTOSH, 61.35 a buahal, field McCarthy . . . 83 82 108—^288 the Center Springs rink. blocker at end. ton would be back as mana^r of COUPE atataa. Atsursd return load, K, Herald. 1535. HILUARD fitrast WaU bunt A- Andy Palau's great club—best in voted the Eastern League's Most Besides hs sometimes carries the Dodgers next year. 2-8986. Heater. Priced low for quick dto- H. Ntelaea. 7273. rates. United, 133 Waat strsat. run, at J. Novelli farm. Mountain taom singto. Oil haat, storm wig. Xupaeblno- ■ 88 81 88—238 Total* 507 M9 490 1M8 An important change in th* by many seasons at Windham. Valuable Player laat season as a the ball on end-around plays and Neither Rickey nor Sbotton posal, Pbona 8375. WANTED—Shipping clerk. Exper Road, Glastonbury. , 'TUXEDO, size 40. Almost new, dews, scraens. ate. Six years aid. HUlnakl . 108 81 ----- 188 Temple Belli Sbolom (8) The writer was talking with member of the Vets, wants to play laws this year gives each team a jX)ST—Small gray and whit# An FOR BRIGGS A Stratton motor ------u------—------complete with shirt and tie, $20 72—169 when he snares forward passes. would come right out and say so gora kitten, with fur on the back ienced in packing, marking and InunaJlat* occupancy. Good HoUand . Brettachneider 118 105 88 318 Ooach Briggs earlier this week. with Bristol but Wallingford own percentage of all ticket sales over In one play of the Michigan State repairs, set R. Dailey, Matson LIGHT TRUCKING, half-ton pick GREEN and Ivory combination ' (tan 6815. ,8oneyo .. 97—283 but it was learned that Raff ens •heddlng, little girl’* pat. ^ **a 1985 CHEVROLET 2-DR. Hill Road. South Glastonbury. routing. Apply at Tober Bssebsll mortgag*. FuQ priea, $6,600. Levitt ...... 85 88 Walker is far from being discour ers wiU not release the star guard. a set minimum for each game. game Hart caught a pass. Two berger is th* pitcher both are eye up' truck. No asbss, no rubbish. oil and gaa stove. Like naw. Ser- Suburban (tealty Co.. lUaltMR Haven* . 77—181 Kovenaky ... 137 119 aged. He's disaappolnted, as any Notre Dame, under the immor The clubs are credited for only return to 238 (Jantar street. Phone ’ SEDAN Phon* 3-1375 or 8308. Mfg. Co., Inc., Elm street, Man vel refrigarator, A-1 condition M ^ tackier* tried to stop him, ing. Haator. l in o l e u m — Aspnalt Uto, waU chester. 46 Parkins atraet. Phon* 63I6>. M oa ler...... 101 80 ooach would be With a losing club, tal Knute Rockne, won 105 games, those tickets sold by their respec blit both were knocked llaL 8897. Call 8835. Wented—To Boy •8 Total 478 438 428-1824 Herman . . . . 104 98 lost but twelve and played two ties tive players. This means that fans During his recent tour of Na covering. Don* by reliable, well UANtnESTER Packag* Delivery. but confident that many boys wlU tional league cities Rickey is said 1938 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN trained men. -Al) |oba guaranteed. FOR SALE—Three tanamaat boos* blossom out into first rank per in thirteen years of football. Frank from Manchester going to see the Local light trucking and packag* I GREEN Mountain potatoes, first on RockviUa-EUlngton Una, ato- 538 498 489 1531 games will be helping the club by to have cornered Warren Giles, PtrfM W iB Radio, haator. Need* a paint job, Hall Linoleum Co.. 33 OsM etVeet- delivery. RefrigaratorA washers YOUNG MEN for tree work. Call quality, very mealy, |1.75 bushel, WANTED — Largs siz* child’s former* in another season. Leahy’s Irish elevens have scored Laai N ight *a Fights but at thto prio*. Total, $195. 7695. desk. Good condition. Phone 8588. room apartmaat vacant Ttito- Bartok . . ------184 Handicap . 48 48 48 145 Manchester, on paper before the 51 games, lost three and played obtaining their tickets from local head man of the Reds, and talked - Phone 3-4032. evenings 6166. and atova moving a apactaity. (tall 2-1890. phon* Rockville 2044. 88—384 to him about, prospects of landing r b a DY t o do** your books and Phone 3-075X Jenkin* .. season started, was expected to five ties in six years . . . Tim Co- club members rather than at the file buslnsss and Individual in- See these and many more PETER W. PANTALUK slactrica) BUYING Ueed fumltur* and 8 t Cyr . . 77—182 TotaU "685 ~M4 M7 1878 prove troublesome. An experience kane, writing in Look, says “The coliseum. During last season, Man Los Angeles— Irish Bob Mur the 32-year-oId mound vet Sitoatione Wtiited— HOLLISTER STREET SCboel s t o Gordon . . 82—249 “I think there might b* a chance eom* tax returns? Call 2-8829 for fine (tars at contractor, maintenance and wir RUBBISH and aataas rsaovad. In Boaecliold Geode 51 household gooda any quantity line was back. Much was expected Fighting Irish are the most feared, chester was second only to Som- phy, 178, San Diego, stopped accounting and tax ssrvtc*. ing for light and power. 40 Fos cinerator* ctoanet.. Sand, gravel I Female 28 The Woodshed, l l .Main street U(m. 3-famUy 6 5, oU hot watot McCann . 71—230 Zion laHberan (1) Norman Bnrke of the forward wall operators, the moat hated, and the most col mersville in drawing ^wer. U oyd Marshall, 170, Sacramen of getting the pitcher we’re after heat, modem kiteken doitosUliu, ------83 before the aeaaon < ^ n s next DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES ter etreat Phone 8803. and cinders Van service and| $439 $439 3439 $439 $436 |439 3436 (tall 2-3164. Jacob* ... D. Petk* . . . . 124 101 105 Frankie Vozsolo was the only orful football team in America to The local club, which U connect to, 4. XMAS GIFT, brass snd coppsr WOULD Lik* to care for children 3 ROOM ANNIVERSARY redecorated. Lot 85’ x IfiF. IjoNv Man 70— 70 Tost feel* that Burke wlU devel April,” Rickey said. He didn’t Iden Tour WUlys-Overland Dealer local moving. Phone H. M. Jones. Peck ...... 112 85 back with any degree of game ex day.” . . . Leo Merson, former ed ^ th the Navajo Skating Club, JackaonviUe, Fla.— Tony Mas- candlsstloks, bowls and vases. ” RADIO — BlectncaJ AppUanc* 2-1863, 3-8072. days in my horn* on Homsstesd OUTFIT WANTED —Fir# engine, large Porches. Price $11,400. Blva SadroBlnakl . . 89 100 op* Into one of the better player* perience. CCNY star, will coach the’ New tify players offered In exchange. 24 Maple Street TVlar. Agent. Phon* 2-4466. / T o t a l * ..... 434 441 898-1271 has been shaping up well in prac ciarelli, 181^, New York, knocked Namuta atraaL Phone 6518. Servtoe. repairs picked up and street. Telephone 2-9598. consisting of the following: enough for 4 year old. Phone 2- A .P * tk e ...... 88 101 In Manchester before the season Before the locals took the field Britain entiy In the Eiaatern Pro tice. The passwork, so noticeably out Toby Reid, 166H, Jackson At the same time he did not deny Tel. Manchester 8854_ dsllverad promptly 20 years’ THE AUSTIN A. CJhamber* Co..] 1008. Velvet General (2) end*. Burke poaaeaae* a good that the names , of catcher Bru^ Complete Modem Bedroom Suite IfUPLEX, 6 a 6. near bus Itaa H e in ...... M 89 in their opener against Leaven' Basketball League. Merson’s squad missing last season, has been ville, 8. tC W lN O Hachtaaa anarUy ra W* Buy—Wa Sail and We Servlc* sxparisaea. John Uaionsy Pbons local and long dtoUnc* moving, WOULD LIKE general eleaning Complete Modem Lltrlng Room J«*naon . . . . 78 88 113—274 shot, pa**** weU *nd 1* in good worth High of^Waterbury at ML will Include Ed Summers (SL steadily improving. It is expected Edwards, inflelder Eddie M ik^ pt rad. or adjusted. RsaaonaM* in homes, offices, etc. Hours 9 to and achoolt. 8-ear garage, amaait* Mlruekl . . . . 75 75 86—335 Kleihert ...... — — physical condition. Lacking only la New Bedford, Mass.—■ Dom and outfielders . Luis Olroo and Ail Makes 3-1046. i Walnut street packing, cratins and atoragAl Suite Nebo, injuries hit the team. It Johns), Mason Benson (CCNY) that the return of Wally Thomp Saia, 131, Boston, outpointed Tm ' ratas. Work guarantaad. OaU Servlc* to all parts of the U. 8. 2. Tel. 7067. Complete Modem Dinette Set and Room* Without Board 5h drive. Good yearly Incema. Fz«»- Annatrong . . 78 75 83—338 535 1518 experience and Burke wUl get Uiat has been nothing but bad breaks Tommy Brown were mentioned ju 5171, or avaatnga 3JM19. 1947 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN ALL APPLIANdES tarvlcsd and css K. Wagner, Agent 8-0086. C u a ter...... 100 89 88—275 Total* ...... 897 498 in the B. L. starting with the Mer and Walt KaplowiU (Pratt). Also son and the addition of Huck Ellis, othy “ Buddy” Hayes, 12814, Bo* A sad (tanadA (tali 5117. Hart A BRAND NEW NA'nONALLT Emaniiel larthemn (8) for Coach Brlgg^s ever since. Gene Hayes o f Bristol and Vem local football standout, Russ possible bait. $1,245 rspalrad, bumera. rstrtgerators. KNOWN (XJMBlNA’nON OIL A NK7BLY Furnished room, Perman- Acconero . . . . . 83 83 85—380 iden Bon* of Italy here Friday. ton, 10. FROBPBCrr KILL Bisbool. for ford 6-1423. WILL CARE For small child in . ent roomer. 17 Spruce street. TOUR OIUBAM com* trU*. Levaly Ivar Carlaon .. 88 181 91 818 During a recent conversation Cox, former Hartford Hurricane. Haugh and Martin Humphries, lo. Stockton, Calif.—John Efhan, “I think the club la good enough Radio, Heator, W.W. Tires (New) raagss, washsrs. etc. All work my' home, days. Call 2-9830. GAS RANGE 88 388 November 25. to win the pennant as it stands young ehUdrm. Uoaday through Phon* 2-2494. six-room single buUt an Total* 415 404 481-1380 Obatafaon . . 108 96 rabid rooter of Manchester High Promoters Ray Hoist and cal aircraft worker, who la now 128, Honolulu, stopped Mike Ber guaraataad. Matro Servie* Co. ASHES, Rubbish rnmovad. O l- Our Fra# Gift to You lot beautifully landscaped. 88 388 Season tickets have been going athletic teams said, “Do you right now,” Shotton said. *TIow- Friday. 9:00-11:45, LsU Tybur. 340 Tickets on RCA TV TtL Uancheatar 2-U8I3. lara. yards and atucs eicansd. ] h*t Anderaon ....104 84 well, Indicating that fan Interest Frank Ocere have announced that living in Springfield, will do much nal, 125, San Francisco, 5. Crosley TV, Crosley Refrigerator SE(7RETARY, Receptionist. 51i Emerson or Phllco Radio ATTRACmVELT Furnished room water heat «U bumto, Ha. 11 (8) —Porfrft Benaon . . . . 137 114 108 850 think Manchester High needs season tickets for all home games to add to the effectiveness of the Honolulu—Reuben Smith, 118V4, ever, we’re after the World Series. director. 4387. Dump truck tor hire Sand. loam, ysars' experience, to work in pro You save almost $200 110 839 1* high. Tickets, priced at nine change in the football coaching We have lota of good kid pitchers. FLOOR Problem* solved with gravel. 8U and stonA James for couple. OompiCts light hous^ plumbing, flrapuec, aeraans, *to*m Irv. Carlaon . . I l l 108 dollar* for adults and five dollar* will be sold at nine dollars for six team. 0>ach Frank Caron will Los Angeles, stopped David Kui CK>AR HILL Ranch hay ridM. BRUNNER’S—PACKARD fessions! office. Call 2-0870. Take 18 long months to pay keeping fxoilittoa avalUb:*. Plen window!, attached garag* axM- department?” The answer was no. teen games—the same price as the take his stickers through another Kong Young, 121, Honolulu, 8. What we lack is 6 good, reliable Open: Mon., Wed., Fri., Evenings tlnoleum. asK>At Uto counter. Uaert Phone 4528. Tarn MIU (4) for students, are on sale at Naa- ■if« saddle horse* for rent. Phone Expert workmanship, (rec eaU- A—D—B—E—R—T—'r-S ty o f heat, (tantinuous hot water- Blta drive, axcaltoBt ccndltiait .Brftehen . . . . 80 79 88—247 Totals M l M3 508 1589 Usually, you can judge a coach Manchester Nassiffs are charging. drill Saturday at 2 p. m. at the old pitcher, who can start games i WOMAN With 5 year old giri 43 Allyn St., Hartford *if* and The Herald sports depart and relieve when necessary.” 5900. SOUMENE A FLA(3G, toc., has matca Open eveiung* Jones' would like job as housekeeper. Central. Mrs. Jerome. 14 Arch immediate ooeupancy, fiM rasU Wagner . . . . 85 79 83—247 ment Also from Manager Art by his record. But this la not the More than 40 New York players West Springfield ice planL Eight WUl Play Phone 8-0358 dantlal saetton. It’s priced rifilA 77—232 So. MethodUt No. 3 case at the Main street school of Raffensberger, working both as a fine sstoetion o f used cars. A FurnituTA Oak strsst Pbons PelBtinir— Pfipciing 21 Write Box C, Herald. street, 6rst floor. ■worda ...... 89 88 Pongratz, George Mitchell and are vising for spots with the Hard FKEL n e r v o u s ? Worried about Open thurs. T ill 9 P. M. too. Wm. Ooodchild, fir., Raiilto*t . . . . 79 80 88—253 Schtebel learning. Coach Briggs and As ware (Tity entry . . . Best backfield Refuses to Predict Win a starter and reliever last season, your took*? For lovelier lines and saf* place to buy used cars. Dodge 2-1041. * Xj** . . . . Harold Turklngton. New York—(^)—There are eight and Plymouth dealers, 634 Center INTERIOR AND Eztcrlor paint-1 A fter 8 P. M. Phone 6-8239 FOR RENT—Very pleasant room offioa 15 Foraat atraet 0*117616^ Keeney . . . . . 81 88 87—384 Chase . . sistant Coach Allbrio richly deserve performer this writer saw in ac playing coaches in the pro Natlo'.'.al won 18 games and lost 17 for the new anargy. kav* a rsatfuL waa- tng. Avsrage room papered, 812. | in quiet modem homo for gentlo- seventh place Reds. Next season street. Phone 5101. RADIO AND Television Repairs, Doga— Bird*— Pete 41 3439 6439 $489 $439 $439 6439 3439 S,^eed . . a pat on the back for their efforts, tion this season was Fred Kozak Princeton, N. J., Nov. 9—(iV— Basketball Association this year. fortahto ^ancar Support damp 90-day guarantee. Ceil 5079 day Including paper, (tailin g refintoh- man. Phon* 3046. SACRIFICE Sals, tfwnar fltoeafi 6* 414 410 418-1343 !'8 1 85 90 '388 Village Charmer* A ■ coach must have some ma of Brown. The 173-pound half Coach Charlie Caldwell refused to will be his 10th in the majors.. Total* Looml* . B. A. Johnson Paint Co. ( 8) There are (Cliff Barker, Kentucky: ed just for you. Call Mra. Mabel or night Radio Clinic, 110 Spruce cd. Bzcelient vdorkmansbip. Ray ARE YOU considering a dog for WHITE CombinaUon range with •tU thtir 4»m m i Mullin . . 105 ‘ 81 108 802 terial to work with, plus a little back all but ripped the Yale line go out on the Umb today to pre Buddy Jeanette, Baltimore; Howie M. Brown, 13 (3i**t#r Drive. 3- 1687 DODGE 2-door, heater, $140. mond rUkA 3-9237. Uirletmas. See our 4 months' Silent Glow burner and cabinet WELL HEATED room for rant (tape Ood. HxpandaMa saaani ■Hein Ofllee (8) O ow ell ...... 65 67 71—203 dict a victory for his heavily Ted Shipkey. new footbalt .qpach street Freeman .... 90 74 82—246 luck. It’s hard telling which way to shreds last Saturday . . . Rex Schultz, Anderson: Kon Suesens, 87TA Call 7457. old A. K. C. Collie*. Housabrok- style heater with pot type burner. with private entranc*. Contlaoous floor. Flieplaca, oil hot wsflw ■albert . . . . . 103 101 88—387 Total* . . ~48T 481 478 1424 the pigskin is going to bounce. To May’s death last Sunday was the favored Princeton eleven over Yale Sheboygan; Al CervI, Syrauree: at Montana University, laat seMon PAINTINO, Ufht carpentry, gen-| en. 509 Keeney street. PhlMis Coatallo .. 82 98 88—374 Tyler 118 84 Local Sport Texas celebrated bis 21at birthday • hours 7-5, weak days, (tall 8BU. SALES hour sarvicA Pbona 2-1797. (tailings reflniahed. Reasonable. 4-4 OIL AND Gas BengsL Prac inapaoUon today 5 - 8 p. ja. Om 88 100 88—388 Magnuaon . . . . 88 110 308 Total ...... 432 484 446-1362 For estimates call Andrew TTuck. tically new. R. Dailey, Matson TWO FURNISHED rooms with ('M cKenal* 98 188 Only five of the 45 members of recently by scoring two -touch'- WHY DENT jwurself comfort and A.K.C. CXX7KER Puppie. Parti kitchen privileges. Call 8841. ceUant buy d-room celonla) mm V Mayar — 94 91—186 O. ChappeU . . 87 Manchester Motor* Inc. (3) the University of Miami’s 1949 downs against Idaho, one of them SELECTED USED CARS RANOD BURNERS ctoan*(L serv. 4881. color, six weeks old. Reasonable. Hill Road. South Glastnobury, (tairk ...... 83 79 86—248 beauty? Make the most of your iced and repaired. 15 years’ sx- 1. r. IS X 2d—acraanad-ta perili.ie R. A. Chatter footbaU squad are seniors. on a 30-yard jaunL lat it blew 423 Middle Turnpike, East. R(X)M FOR Rsnt, private home. g bedrooms and bath npatalM* Totals . . . . . 480 478 481-1887 Starkweather .95 118 130 328 Stafford .... 77 79 63—219 lookA gat th* moat out of Ufa in 1945 OLDS 98 CLUB SEDAN - perisnes. Josspb SennA 2-0147. CNTEKIOR A.VU Cxterioi paint OLD RED TIN Bam. 706 North 138 884 Oockett .... 94 87 98—279 a Spancar Support designod Juat 1948 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Very quiet. 224 (taarter Oak plus sawing room, ail ataaaa Sm iL OtOee N#. 1 (1) R, St'kweather 135 108 Included among the recent ing. papem-jigthg. ceillnga. r*-l Main strsat. buys and qelto good — 88 83 73—237 1947 OLDS 88 (XINVERTIBLE SAWS PUsd. k sjs mad*, mowen street Tei 8368 between 5 and 6 atorm windows and acrasns, dia ■tangor . . . . . 80 101 81—382 Brown ...... 80 Sabourln .... 81 'births at the Manenester Memorial for y«u! Luxurious and economi dnlthed. Fully inaurod. Expert Poultry and Supplies 43 used furniture snd antiques. Smoth ...... 98 109 95—300 hospitad was a daughter to Mr. cal too! (tall Mra. Mabel M. 1947 PLYMOUTH (XU B SEDAN sharpsnsd. outboards and air work. Naw 1949 walipapar oooka Frank Denette. Tel. 2-3376. p. m. floors. Price $11,600. Etvn TpMr. McCourt . . . . 71 82 108—358 U t i t f o p w 1947 OLDS 98 (X U B SEDAN caeled sngtnss repaired. Capitol ROASTERS and fowl for sale. De A gen t Phone 3-4466. F a m a ...... 75 87 74—338 Total* ...... 832 509 S87 1598 and Mrs. John Bujak and a son to Brown, 12 (taeater Drive. Phone Edward R. Prtet. Phone 2-luus. FURNIiRED room for 1 or 3 St. Bridget* No. 1 8) Total ...... 431 437 415-1283 I Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Clarke. Bujak 2-2776. 1946 OLDS 98 SEDAN Bquipmant, 38 Mala atrsat livered Friday# Call 3768 or TWO-PIECE walnut bedroom set Stoke* ...... 78 73 73—223 Jarvis Realty Co. 1939 LASELLE CONVERTIBLE OUTSIDE, INSIDE PataUng and 4678. complete with Red Cross mat ladle* or eouple, with kitehaa r mtANT STREET— S4b M o o r * ...... 98 108 88—385 R. LaChapellO 104 98 103 300 ( 1) pitched basebaU last summer with privileges. On* block from Main houa# 4 room apartmsnt 102 299 Erickson 98—281 the Rockville HUl BUUes. Clark* paperhanglng. rraa asUaatea.{ tress, reasonable. 63 Haynes C. Abraltl* ..9 4 103 89—269 * Others To Choose From RooMholil StrvleM Prohipt strvlc*. Reasonable CAPONS, Very delicious. Freshly Btreet, or caU 5097. street Tel. 2-4428. bath, 2nd fioer vacant let Total* . . 400 448 418-1282 i l l 852 MUler . . . is a former Manchetser High bas' AuteaieAllee for Sale 4 Arcklvy . . . . 118 1*5 Reuter . . 79—248 Offered 12 A prices. Phona 7630. D Frachette. killed, live weight 7 to 8 pounds. liicom* $38 par month. S*paiim Pin r O ffice. (8) Witkowakl . . 120 91 92 303 [ketball player. Open Evenings Cali 3265. CHIPPENDALE mirror, 9x21 waf p l e a s a n t Room With phon* eX' heating ayatmna. S-ear RnviBa . . . 93 M 116—281 125 400 Rohrbach 78—235 1989 BUICK CONV. COUPE Workman's oomuansatloa. pubUe tension. Twin bads. Suitable for V. Abraltl* .. 128 152 Low Man 63—219 West (tanter and Hartford Road i CALL ROT and Gordon. Bxperte liability sarritd. fle weave rug pad, Blsckston* (Tlosing aatate. Pries .Patronl* . 97 77 78—263 Monday evening after the writer $299 for rug and upboietary shampoo FRESHLY Killed' Turkeys from washing machln*. electric stove. genUemen or working glrto. Shown by MPototmant UeKinney ■ 84 M 89—277 Total* ...... 557 584 583 1854 addressed members of the North Pbona 5705. 397-1253 LOOK! ing. (tam,>lete horn* and offlca PAINTINO and paparhanglng, 10 15 to 30 lbs. Fresh frozen, ready 166 Highland street. 7728 or 6378. Braa-Burn. Ralmondo 88 83 77—248 Total ...... 404 444 Methodist Men's - Club, twelve of 60 Tickets With Thi« One an.^-tlm*. Senaub’s Turkey Farm, 8*. Methodist No. 1 (1) McOUl-Converae (1) $1,260 Prizes CLARKE MOTOR SALES ctoantng All ktniis ot odd j<>i)a roll room Including paper at 50c TWO FURNIBHED rOoma fo r aia- Tyler . . . . 81 85 117—383 Perklna .... 101 M 97 280 the men took part in a dart base Phon* 3-9087 or Uanebsster. 2t roU. Also ceillnga whlten* Women’s League Haugh ...... 95 109 106 809 Johnanson .. 86 81 74—241 4-DR. Clean work. (taU OUbert Fiekett 6882' OLD EDISON Phonegrrah, with C i ? n ...... 100 94 124 818 HUl* ...... 90 86 86—262 Gris ChappeU and BIU Wilson. The 1938 CHEVROLET TUDOR and ton elotblng, nositry runt, ar 8488. Stuck 44 ROOM With kitehanatta for light ■tan water. Opan stoircaa# FtMt ■I Howard landscaping (8) opposition was composed of Jerry USED CARS handbags rspalrad, alppsr ra- eyltndars. ExcaUant buy. Trading glsaa insulation. A ir eondttiaiiai 1988 BinCK 'CLUB COUPE. Clean Post, 17 Mapla atraet. 2-1086. housakasplng. Also o m kaatad Howard ...... 81 74 74—329 518 1407 ChappeU, Walt Hibbard, Bob Mc l e a BUICK s e Ua n placament, • umbraUas rapalrsd, WANTED—(tawa. calve* and baaf hast Automatic hot water. Pfis* -Tsdford ...... 83 100 T o t e l...... 421 400 417.1238 . 26 Others to be sold cheap. Wa buy and aaU. room for ganttoman. Call 8898. 98—278 Handicap 8 19 Snpertor Senice (3) Bride, Harold Beebe, Bob Brown, 1946 OLD8MOBILE TUDOR Som* at 110.00 down and $10.()0 man’s shirt eailar* ravarsad and Rtfairint cattle, also horass. Wa pay the $10,600. Barney M*o*s, V a M * M o r t o n ...,...... 109 81 88-^288 and Elton Johnson. In the stretch 1948 NASH 600 83DAN raplaead. Marlow’s U ttle Uagdlag top deltor Ptaia Broa 664 Bid- f u r n i s h e d Ream far Mupl* Center. Phans Rockvin# >-66>J|. Ledoux ...... 90 94 76—260 per week. They run from $20.00 llATTREfiBEB. Your *14 « OOMBINATTOK Gaa and, oU C ow les...... 9 8 87 85—270 . . . . 5 0 0 495 531 1518 66—215 half of the seventh, I left with the 1941 PLYMOUTH BHPAN •bap- well atraet Phaa* t405. with horn* aad kitchen privileges, D u m m y...... 78 78 —164 Totals Nielson .... n 78 up. tr**a atoriltoad and roasada Uka rang*. Gauntry gas. Call Rock- ■rwO-rAMXLY keusa at 346 liata SL John’s (8) Klrkham ... 75 96 98—268 score tied at 2-aU. Leo Holmes 1646 NASH AMXABBADOR 301 Bntad Street vin* fiOfiWfi. in vicinity of (taatar. Phon* 3- Pease ...... 78— 73 110 3 proved to be the table bowling SEDAN (3) FLAT FtNMtL HoUaad wladow M R (tail Janas niralture aad atraet. Lower fiat vacant RIM6S Plocharczyk R e v llla ...... 85 102 97—287 Manchester FlM f navartag. 66 Oak. Tat 6- Artidafi ter Salt 45 4052. 83 83—238 champion with very Uttle opposi 1647 BUICK TW P D(X>R ahadsa otad* to 'teaasure. AU UBBP OOMBINATTON gaa and able. CbU 2-26U. Total ...... 447 430 411 1288 Yaworski ... Idzkowsld .. . 70 Eddie Is Open' Till 9 P. M. Dally oMUi vanatias kliad* at a saw 1041 Zawlstowski tion. 1647 FORD (H D B COUPE KENDEX 100% Dupont nylons. all rangSA gM rangea, alsetric aad /fish er Dry Cleaaers (4) 1642 BUICK s e d a n (Come In and See) law price. Kays aud* while yon Assrtlifistfl- Fists. Deptula . . . . Tiotel ...... 301 452 420-1263 w ait Marlow*#. Guarantood against everything. gaa rtfrigarntera, new chromium '"uufgiti4 ' Topping 84 78 79—341 Borsack Brother* (3) Trainer Pete Vendrlllo’s fighters 1940 BUICK SEDAN Replaecd fra* up to 6 months. 51 breakfast aats, Maetric rangaa, T ^ f i s i f s t s ______$1 ■mlth .... 89 87 93—288 Rubacha -.. (> have taken their lumps this week. 1948 PACKARD 4-DR. SEDAN PdFfltc ImtPBCtlfBa Sumislawskl B a g le y ...... 89 90 86—265 1940 PACKARD $1,565 aad 60 gauge. IS to 70 denier. refrigarntora, «Uning room, par LOTl—78 'x 168. naaf >ifiita*Siii McCarthy . 78 105 95—278 Hammond .. . 72 71 83—226 Monday night in New Haven, Many Othars Building~CopitnMtlng 14 AUTO BODY fandar werk. Ralia- New shades including white. lor iu S i bodiMm furalturo, large FOUR ROOMS, b ^ fuU>’ ftirn- Strsat a eh a aU ^ a ra eanaifiafafl Cushing ., . 81 78 99—^ 494 542 583 1589 Marteolf ... 71 79 82—232 Jackie Armstrong was flattened in 901 MAIN STREET . SOO ’nckete on Qlvsaway, Dec. 31 j bis aehoOl will parsanaUy InUr- tahed, $60 monthly. Fram Dae. 1st Madaltaa flufU^Raaltar. 3Ufii6 Pirkey . . . .112 89 91-292 Totals ...... GORMAN 5IOTOR SALES Regular price*. Phone 3-4063. display of baby carriages, criba Ruddell . . . '. . 84 86 85—255 twd rounds while laat night - in 1 RCA TV—2 CROSLEY TV CARPENTER work Of all kind*- 'Viaw machanlrally incUnto man Kendex Representative. and play-pens. W* Invite your in' t* May lat A4ulte anly.' Rafar- ar 4876. [White Plains, N. Y., Rudy Pasco, r.ANCHESTERCONN ^ E D Incorporated anea# Glva partieulara. Bax C, North Methodist No. Suto ...... 103 87 76—265 ______285 Mail) fitrest 8 CROSLEY refrigerators I Building oontraetora. Attics 6n- to train In metal work, welding, spectlon of our sslasrocm. You Total' .. ___ 452 437 457 1348 135H, of Toronto, knocked out USED U. S. oU' bumer, 270 gsudn Herald. ZONE A 'tiOT, nsar DonneUy ----- 95 8 T iahad. eabinst work, altarationa. spray painting for this big pay can sav* at Chambera Warehous* . 1 . Princess Restaurant (4) Total ...... 419 413 411-1243 Wilfred Dancoase (Danny Fal 198$ BUKXC spteiki, radio and BRUNNER'S-J»ACKARD Derllng and Davia Phene 3-0394 trad*. Laam ta spar* Um*. Writ* tank aad MlaaeapoUs-Honeywell atre*t aehOol. All ottliUtA (hrossen ...... 101 104 858 East Center St. Tel. 5191 flalas, 501 Middle ’ Turnpike, E ast i64g at PhilUps ...... 83 84—187 B. ChappeU .108 102 Roy Motor* Inc. cone) 102H, in the fifth round of heater. 1941 G.M.C. truck, rack or 2-8468. Aiiite-CVafta TrainiBg, Box D, controls, (tall 2-4048. (tall 6107. Open daily from 8 to Boflisefifi Itagfitionfl lin* Smith, Redlter. S-: Tyier...... 98 90 79—267 Fulton ...... 76 76 80—232 their scheduled eight round feature body. Any reasonable offer ac- Herald. *676. B e e b e ...... 9 1 82 —173 Hanna T.... 81 104 OLD8MOBILB, ‘1938. (eur-doorl GENERAL CARPENTRY. Ajtara< TEN STEAM radiators, high and 8 p. as., svaifiags 7 to 8:j0. Nr Rbiil *4 G. (ChappeU . . 104 104 Hartzog ... 89 86 104—279 bout. BIRD SUPPLIES cCpteri 2-1918. 888 C ep j^ street. ssdan. Goad running condition. M cIn tosh ...... 93 118 113—322 Rose ...... 56 64 104—224 ttona additlona and new oonstnio- ■i^LLARD’S Drtvtag sebpaL Uh*{ low—with pipes, mains and ONE-HALF Price, inlaid. felt FUH «4I4C to totoandd Kloter ...... 103 92 104—299 Jack CrocketL a member of the New battery. Good rubber. 16] Uon. Dormera porch** and ga< advantage of our sxpsrisnes and valves. Also steam boiler. AU in lute A u * Um *k Totals . . 500 501 510 1511 Koesick .... . 81 84 81—246 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Hathaway Lane, .Manchester. bas* Unotoum and wall covering OFFK2E FOR Rant an Mata Peretto ...... 88 108—194 Singleton . 86 86 83—255 I Board, of Directors, and Harold DOG FOODS SEDAN rage* at reaaonabla pricaa Work' 6aa reputation. A.A A. earUflad good condition and now in use. rehiBsnte. Langtr'a Floor (tavar- Bu ilu r. 61» osdte* *toa*t SL Mary's No. 1 (0) (Seer joined the men’s votley baU MEEmL Make an offer. marahlp guanuitsad. Fra* aatt Inatruetar. dual coatroUsd can. Available in tan days. Maks offer strsat. Call 804$. 7778. 89 ! Ing, 41 PurnsU Plae*. Phon# 3- I I I * ...... Total ..488 468 488 1422 Thomas Total ...... 388 396 ^53-1236 classes at the Y last Mrniday night. FLORSHEIM $199 mataa R.' M. Alexander.. TsI Ucaaa* Inelndtd. Pboa* 3-33451 in' whole or in p a it Phone 4704, supnt SHOP 40 Tick0t» On Prizea Worth 1940 PONTIAP sedan. 1940 Dodge 8716. 4133. MODERN Offiea suite, dark roolh Wasley Insurance (0) Brown Another session is scheduled Frt- CAT FOODS coupe, 1989 Plymouth tudor. 1938 6-10 p. m., er eaU 38 Walker laboratory. Oomblnajtta» offic* SshtrSfli ftr W t ' l l Handler 84 103 104—291 Hyde ..' Rec League I day night from 5:30 to 7. g g B m a i n » t . $1,260 With This One Cbevratot sedan. Low prices. FOR TOUR new onstrucUon. re- street • WE BUY and aell goad uaad fum l- aad aparUMnt if dSdireiL Call 'T o st ...... 102 89 80—271 Elvans . Mosicfll— Drflpfitle Hartford Road Tavern <*) ... BRUNN^R’S-PACKARD Easy terms. Guaranteed, (tats madallhg or.tapalr warb saa Wbl tura OamMnaUee range# gM W14. OOVBNTRT—g-raam IteHte Pongrats .. 88 76 80—241 Nelson MarUn ...... 118 97 107—317 BlUy Brown, local pro mlddle- GROOMING rangaa aad aaetara. Jaaai Furni- laig* sunporoh. AU *d — Prior to the iUdio and Televteien Mtnehester, Conn. lin 7707. friends, co-workars, or nei^bora. adding maohinaa. Uaad mackinaa trtc and coal combination, plata unwavering reepect. M^bdrs gat fra* gift wlto each aold or ronUd. RdMlrp aa all for oil burnar, $146; one AdmlrAl coupio *ith on* ohUd, agd A Call AC m first before a Denver fight crowd, Pittsburgh, Nov. 9—(IF)—Jack 58-28' loss to San Francisco recent 465 Hartford Hoed ■ GM ■His opponent in the non-title en Kramer, vetenui of the pro tennis ly, which ended a streak of 39 All- FOR The pest 2 in 1 snow tir* s ROOFING — Spaoialisuig m $10 puKhia*. You get $2.30 in Btak*A MgJtotr’A nutomatic raaord ptaj^, *16.66. Manehaatto S-63fd ditto 9 f. $# Cor. MeKa* B t'«-T *l 3-4664 «* et Manthtfter Ur*. W* give I pairing roof* at gU kinds. Alto ftoda far sack member. National-1 ■ ■; i_ ' ■ a ■ .. j . - counter in City Auditorium is Don wars, defeated newcomer Pancho America (Conference games with Opae $v*«toga TB| T Varstam’A 666 $$*4. you th* da*p**t and * d**t trtiad now reafl. Outter wepk. q iim> fy advavtipai gaadA BaM Mr fraalMEN** lUtoiqY m 4 tol6H*6 llltdfi. WAMTa>’’"^Afdrtifiifit dr fto Leer an BdUon. Nebr., scrapper Gonzades laat night by taking the out defeat, the (Cleveland Browns MENS S H O P [ ‘ and WMayTW fi 1 g*fttl*fiten 'bAd dduirhtaf, a aob Kd«* A with a massive chin. They fought lost two sets, 8-^8, 8-3, after losing had only 68 points scored against in MARchaattr, Maeehastsf H r* ' n*ys e|*A4*d an* repaired- 36 cxtAlag. May Lordar Club Plan, | Good andugh 6*r 4r*to ar tratfc. c l 709MAIN STREET Tin i r . M. Recapping. 395 Broad street. Tel. ' years' expecianc* Fr*a asuautea Doric Avoaue, Cranston 10,1 Raaaonabla prtcap. flam Yulya*, lag* 4 ^ ^ ^ - ^^totoaflaao fur- once before, at OmalU last sum' the opener 8-6. them in five previous games. Three niahad. H ankb mer with Robinson getting the de It marked Kramer’s sixth win in of those 5ve optwnents—Baltl MAMCHESTERXOMM. 3-4334. 34-b*ur s*rvle4w CbU Hawley. MancbeaUc U6L Sbo* rdpairer, 701 Mbih sCraat 5808 after cision. He said here tbiv week nine matches with Gonzales on more, Brooklyn-New York and • tmivt, fialiL their current transcontinental tour. Los Anxeles—oollectsd a com I V. 'WEDSESDAY, HOVEMEEE 9,1 ^ 1 hrincNmo HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NQYElfBER 9,1949 PAGE
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The meeting of tbs Man WUUam Warke of Chicago and A. Mary Bushnell Cheney AuaOlaryL Tonng people of the Second Sidney Forteoua of Boaton, 1 are Tonight the Sadie Congregational church wlU prekent chester Obfden C3ub .will be held U. 8. W. V„ will meet Friday ere- jMonday evening, November 14 in conducting evengellaUo aervtces party ot the Challoner dub will ning In the SUte Atmoty, a one-act plsy entitled '"A Mad each evening thia weak except Sat New Patterns In A bou t Town take place at the Hayloft In Breakfast,” Friday evening about the Ibmlne room of Center church ,<.1 Covejftry, where equare y d ro^d will be the first meeting with the houae. A •ocMl time with refreah- urday at 7:45 at Ooapel HaU, and FOR fG new officers In charge and a go^ seven o’dioek, under the direction attracting good audienoea. d»nring wiU Continue from nine of Mrs. Stanley MatUsmi. A menU wUl foUoW the bueineaa oea- HwnxM Irwin o t IM Ben attendance of members la h o ^ aiem.. Bates and M oniim ent M ills ton ntreet liM Mtumed fram s mo unUl 1:00 a.m. for. The buslnesa wl® Include the movie. “And Now Z See.” wlU aim The usual midweek prayer meet given for the b ^ ******if**^« be showh. Hie entertainment Is YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT IT! tor tHp to I jOI AngolM, CUtf. 8h« in d Ucketa will be drawn on tte Initiation of, candidates- ,/■ Girl SoouU Leadera Aeaoclatlon ing at the Church of the NasareM aOctHnpentcd ,.her oon-ln-son »na free and la la connection with the will meet this evening at 7:80 In this evening at 7:30 will be fol dauchtor. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mc- chancea sold by Cha"®"*^. ® Mrs, Elisabeth Uberi, field ar »nnn«i fair, which' opens at the lowed at 8:45 by tbe choir rofaoar< REPEAT SPECUL— FOR OUR memben. The enUre dwnlng church Friday afternoon at two Center church houae. Rev. Dorothy BEDSPREADS ‘^ r U r and their amall dau|rhter, promiaee to be chuck full of fun my chairman for the Manchester Pseae will ahow.sUdes. U nte Lee. The party alao vUdted Cancer Sodety, U attending a o’dock. The turkey supper will he and frolic for alL ’ t relattvea and frlenda In Crockett n'eeting In Hartford today of the served at abc o’clock, reservattons YOU’VE READ ABOUT IT! for which should be made by to and Houston, Tea., and Naahvllle, A meeting of member! of the Connecticut Cancer Sodety, to Mt Neve Bays* \ ^ 3891 ANNIVERSARY TenI), Knights of Columbus committee on on the proposal of dividing the morrow at the latest through Mrs. the sale of Downey Brothers drcua state Intp eight' Cancer fldld army Louts J. TtttUe of Hudson street tickets will be held at the K. of C, regions. or , Mrs. Herbert U TWnuy of Young people who are intereated Woodbridge street. BEDSPREADS in a Young I^mocratic club are tn> home at 7:30 o’clock tonight* Deputy Grand Knight Maurice E. Legionnaires are reminded that NOW. . . . .HERE IT IS! vlUd to attend an organisation O’Connor, chairman of the com reservations will dose tonight for The Whltomitem Msesorial------library - . Bates Jet Airplane Pattern meeting in the Police Court room on North Maih atrsst wlU close all tbidght at 8 o’clock. mittee, announced today. the Armistice Day dinner, SatUT' day. Nov. 12 at 8:30 p. m. day P^l<|ay, ArmlatlM Day em $6.95 f rr.r^ n. Bhio only. Jot ptaasa aMnunlng threugh ths Sky. Tour boy w& HALE'S SELF SERVE lovs thsss. The Original In New England R^[ular $4.98 All White Bates “LoreleP Pattern ' and HEALTH MARKET Lady Elizabeth All MARLOFS NEW N ylon BEDSPREADS Ton elsansd as oat s f- these ombrellas when we THURSDAY SPECIALS Aral offered them NOW Lace Trim $7.95 —yon*fl be glad to hasr Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales we have mere of themi Smart eroaa strips in pastsls with floral pattern in bhis, gray, hfariow’s Is IHetaily tak t / rose and aqua. ing people oat of the rain M AZOLA O IL GaL $2.05 SLIPS and under ambreUas. Bates‘‘Westbnry” Pattern CUDAHY Fun cut and full length, ed I. BACON i t a b l e Shoulder Mrepa. BEDSPREADS Wash ihd dry perfectly. OPENS TOMORROWu DELBICH $7.95 . OLEO PAIWT YOUR WALLS WITH THE With a Beautiful Selection $3-98 CL^H NEW COLORS OF CLINGCOTE Small neat wtddlng ring pattern in rose, Mas and grey and o f Women* t UBBYns green. Each Tfcst«*k meMmg Hie lAm right cdor to giyo y««r wslb the • DRESSES CORNED BEEF Can 42c ■ew leek... m elie ths bait in yow. Bates “ Antoinette” Pattern 16-RIB UMBRELLAS • COATS HEINZ BOfflON STYLE gj ir*— TBiig-— A s amM-wse i«c s m s m I, is«r offsin a Yon can shop around fropi hare to tha hsselifel army sf aarw non-fading warMtils color*. CUag- BEDSPREADS other end of the continent and everywhere • SUITS BAKED BEANS Can 1 7 c snsiu j m m hasw, rsqaltss na primor and iprmds agjnally you’ll find these umbreihw ini other stores vmH over ptaseic^ hUek, wsllbonrd and csasMC walk and — and you’ll find them priced at $ 3.98. • SKIRTS —a»-g- Easy to nao. Sdf-tmoothiag. WsAabIs. Dtim ome They’re o f sturdy construction in the want • BLOUSES CHESTNUTS 2 Lbs. 37c ai|h*. hi§ yon ths m * w brsath-tokipg colors. $8.95 A ed bright colors. Beautiful damuk pattern on grey grounds. Flame, blue and g r ^ aJ* • ACCESSORIES nXMUDA JUICE Q T. $ 1 .3 7 Thik it Glove and Mitten Weather GAL. $ 4 .5 0 Doa. Paints— ^Basement Boys* Nautical Pattern Monument Mills ORANGES 29c P - .a ^ ChUdren’s All Woid Mlttons ....a...... »gr. $1.00 BEDSPREADS CRANBERRIES Bag Adult'i Wool Gioves snd Mittens...... 11.28 to 12.98 Plain color and ^cqoard dcsigna. fi;••;»v i '■k
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i MANCHESTER EVElilNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHER 9,1949 >A G E fivuJWIJNti MiSiKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER t$ 1W4V demolished biUldlngs, effecUvely ManebsaUv or surrounding towns, Guardsmen' - established rosd cows ahowed that in a 84-hout .oafed around the remaining f w blocks leading to wrecked areas, preventing any attempts at loot Connecticut averaged 81.7 deaths tion, educational actlvitleB of' A Oairia Day hours, and thslr grashig spa^ National Guard ths Manchester unitii of the Na- State Police and American Red period they grased eight hourt, Don’t Worry tlonsl Guard ara prepared to go patrcfllsd'to prevent looting and ing. by drowning," Mr. Catlin said. was 50 to 70 bits# par minute. helped evacuate bet^evn 8.000 and In Newton, Kansas, Company C Reduce Deaths “Prospects are excellent that 1949 Cross undoubtedly Influenced saf Observations made on a herd of ■pent 12 hours lying down, and News o f Interest to their aid. The Duard has def ’^tchesler’s Newest Block 'Udll hS charged with fewer casea er water sports Ih areas not offi inite alert plana ivhich clearly de 7,000 homeless. of the 137th Inf. turned a normal ~ About Coffee At Ban. Antonio. Texas, the drill into an emergency operation than in 1947 when’ the record low cially auperviaed, The National Guard’s' long his fine each man*# duty. Thase plana to Beauty of Sector By Drowning Of 61 drownlngs was recorded. "It to. .estimated .that 1949 I • hava been made with the Mayor Lone Star State’s Air Guard went in a matter of minutes.‘While the "Few Misona realize that dur deaths by drowning may not sx- tory of aervlce to our country Is of Manchaster, the Chief of Police, ln}o action to curb s threaUned Company waa - drilling, fire broke ing the past few years the State ceed 81 cases charged 1947. Previ Importers liiaiat There an acespted fact; ao well accepted, Chief of t^a Eire Department, and Polio epidemic. "Operatlop FUt out In an automobile agency. As r Department of Phllce has baen rel ous years reported totals ren|flag OWNUt—MANAGED raeoo MRsakaatat V t ik actually, that Often we ore in the Stqta Police, fill of whom the GUfl", the pilots of tbs 182nd It apread crowds gathered and hin M K ltl Ainrtw MaacliMt«r'« Main street now,. street and Locust street which State Police Credited Fighter Sq. called It. Army ento. dered the operations of the fire may be aubdivided to suit tenants. atively iacUve In devsloptog ef from' 80 to 92 cases. Value of care RADOLD A DWYBD la No Shortage But Rap clined to overlook It. National Guard Will work with aa a team. Hng' ^ tioauUtuUy modem block For Leadership in Cut ficient public education in wflter fully planned water safety effort Twelve blaats on the Fire Whiatle mologiats, oil hand to check re fighters, A hurried call to the A hallway follows along the In- Housewives’ Hoarding Gttard units have been called'*On sults, reported that witliin four RlAMV^ S Ottitalninf over 530.000 cubic teet |Bide-walls of the office facing safety as in patrolling highways, in Connecticut haa been amply would nu;iblUze the Guard, at the Company Commander resulted In ting Such Mishaps to Carry out their dutle* In time of Armory, mady to carry out thClr hours of the Initial spraying of roovl^ the company to tha fire Baautj Solau ? usable q>ace—the new Jervisj Main and Locust streets and goes la coloration with ths ctstem demoiwtrated.” peace as well aa in time of war. down the south side of the build regional office of ths American , By Uaynor .Maddox dutiea. , DDT by the Army Mustangs, in scene where Guardsmen manned Btodf. which houses the new and 'rhesef^dutiss have varied from Many communities throughout sects In the ares, were dead or dy restraining Uflee and prevented ing and across the rear to meet HatMond. November . 9—Chalr- Red dross, Oommlsshmer Ikbvard Rival Reatanranta Oooperlite NBA Food and Marketo Editor fighUng fires doing police work, ineatiy enlarged Woolworth store the hallway .coming along the man.-flobert L Catlin of the High J. Hickey developed a team of ex M'ORRBRg nr -> Now York — (NBA) — Coffoo the nation have had to pall on ing. looting. and the new business office of the aiding In time of flood or hur their local Guard units for assist In South Dakota the men who north side. Offices opdh out from way ‘Safety Commission today pert water athletes which toured Chicago—rtage:,mnd river Illinois was slashed with a Its itory like th is;. . ^ completely modem in appearance, ment with leadership in reducing ^ ld.M til-plssV u dent on epecial occasions. straight year. This to the 176th section served by the same hall deaths by drowning.from' 74 cases water hazards and bow to combat They are competitors. Yet they re pSnic' prices were bom whSn re froikihig wind which kUled five and "The value of a National Guard both inside and outside for it Is Let us consider the importance caused widespread damage. With Fighter Sq. which haa bad its may be subdivided with offices to for the first nine months of 1848 •them. c e n t ran a aerlaa of alz adver- cent reports indicated UiaL in. 1950 unit to a community I waa demon fuUy air conditioned as well as suit the needs of tensuits. The en "Supplementing this excellent tlaementa—three aplieo—In CSuca- P.O^ k r . D. 2—ANDOVEB. CONN. of the Guard to our community of in 24 hours the entire 209th Field share of mercy run#. to 54 for the same period this there may. not, for the first time, Manchester. We have two Man strated. . * » inoorporatlng the latest and best in tire second floor is air ^ condi program 'have been * expanding go newspapers In which each paid B 0 C 1 * 85—BDLtON, CONN. Art. i7as mobilised snd ordered in The dreaded hurricane struck year. Reduction of 20 cases or 27 be a' eurplUB of green coffee in chester companies. Headquarters the East Coast of Florida and for Need more he said of the Guard- modem designs, but it adds great tioned, a feature that will make per cent indicates 1949 may be the water safety courses by Red Croia tribute to the other ag a good to the stricken ares. ly to the overall appearance of for the utmost in comfort of ten the coffee producing countries. Company of the 1st Bn, and Com A .flood at Forth Worth Texas, the third atralgbt year men of the man’s Peacetime Service? Why ioweat year in Connecticut’s his chapters, acUvttiA of Hartford friend and fine neighbor. 'Take the supply situation. Main street It balances to a large ants regardless of the w'eather One of IsbelTs ads set forth: “In pany A, a rifle company, also of caused Brig. Gen. John W. Naylor, 211th Inf. were called on to help. not come down to the Armory and tory of vital statistics for deaths Chapter being specially note Theophtlo de Andrade, president the 1st Bn. Each payday brings ^In your fellow townsmen aa they Marlow *s specially degme the one-sided look of the outside. worthy. Beach authorities have order to^g«t along with tha rest Commanding Combat Command Guard posts were set' up In the by drowning, he said. of the Pan-American Coffee Bu Into Manchester ■ thousands of most damaged areas. Armed leam to serve their community street and architecturally speaking All door frames on the second “ Stotlstlcal information filed been encouraged by this leader of the world we must first leam A. 49tb AriTMred Div. to order 370 it is a building to which the towns- floor arc finished in solid rock ma reau, told me: "The present ehort- dollars which helps the community ortleere and 'men to duty. The Guardsmen patrolled In front of and their nation? with our Commission by the Bu ship. Today we believe tflflt praiS’ to get along with on# another — Friend*: .age of green coffee—which to the |mple may rightly feel adds much ple and the laminated doors are vrith those In our Immediate vici financially. The memberii receive reau of Vital StatlaUcs. of the tleally all public beaches are am shortage currently in-the newa — tnatruotion, leam how to live to ithe town. finished in the same hard maple. ply protected and staffed to make nity, our neighbors, Oeorga and 1 prices 2 pretty packages ... All ceilings are finished with State Department of ’ Health IndL For tha*p*at 18 year*, I hAT* had tl|* plwurar* of **rYint Mjr will hot reach the. public for a with, and work with others. They The Jarvis Block is the largest cates that over the past decade their use generally safe. In addU hiva learned." new mercantile building to be con acoustic tile and all floors are cov custoMen all ovar the State of Connecticut in tlleir many naada. year. are taught the importance of re structed on Main street in more ered with asphalt tile in an attrac "The fact la that this year’s cof- sponsibility. AU of which adds to than two decades; it Is 104 feet tive pattern which will blend with !’ '• ' fte imports into the United States making them better citizens of the wide on Main street front, 157 feet almost any decorative sepeme a In my ahop there han baen craatad many maatarpiacM in all type* are rapidly apprtMlchiiig a point oommuni^. The armory 1a a cen ter of sports events, dances, large long and comprises the basement tenant might choose. of woodwork and flnlali**. 1 any “ amatarpiaeM’* b ^ u a c that word which will exceed ail previous Build A ' r"Take advantage of these SPECIALS ~1 and two stories above ground. It The walls of the main staircase ' : \ records. Tliere is no danger ot banqueta, and shows. Thereby making it a center of activity in has a steel frame with concrete and the entire hallway on the sec beat dcacribes tha ntnw t in quality; betli la durabllHgr and beauty the general public not being , able ond floor will be finished off with to buy coffee despite the impres- the community. floor loLtt and potired concrete sub- of design. ^ In esse of an emergency in RECREATION ROOM HELENE CURTIS HELENE CURTIS leather from a point above the •ion some retailers are trying to flobring, all exterior walls pre fin Listen to Morton Downey r ished with a gray-white face brick baseboard to about four fleet above give that a shortage is probable. TRU-ART PERMANENT EMPRESS PERMANENT and second floor windows are aU tha floor level. N.B.C. every lie day, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Designing and anginecrlng hayc alao antered into tha pictur*. steel sash. Plsns for this structure .were 1 8 W. W. Willlanuion, secretary of Regular 97..50 Regular $12.50 fa s— I— Elevator formulated by the Jarvis Organi Because of the flexibility of my ahop to work ^ piquets In the National Coffee Association, ' Perh^s one of the features of zation. The lease between the said there is nothing to be afraid HeadMd For this new block that will come In Woolworth Company snd the Jar metal, wood or plastic I have been called upon to design and mak* * of concerning our supplies. . for seest favorable comment Is the vis Company was negotiated by and ramsmbsr lha familiar rod coolof modek of products that have been seift to dtles dotted alt ovar the • Some exi>erta still believe there passenger eleVhtor in a lobby fac M. M. Andrews Company of West may evert be a surplus next year, ing Main street, and adjacent to Hartford. western hemkphcrc. r.obert .H. Bennett, sales and qd- Both the Main street and Locust U HOST TO THIRSTY MAIN STREET vsrtiaing manager of the Maxwell Christmas the •* Telephone Company lobby. street sidewalks are heated so that Stairs to the second floor are to the lha country ever House ’ Coffee division of General /Feuepe^mseM FOs / 1 I they can be kept free of ice and During theae trying times of high prices and poor qaallty, this Foods, said he is, far from certain rear of elevator. The rear of the anow all winter long. For almost instant relief, imt a Includes Includes building has a freight elevator ahop of mine has been able to maintain the high stands^ of quality there will not be a surplus of few Vicki Va-tro-nol Nose Drops The entire family will enjoy that Not only does the new Jarvis green coffee next year. In each nostril which surely will be welcome to Block add greatly to the appear that has wron so many friends everywhere. The average cost of H AIRCUT oesupants of the upper stories. “We have a norrasl supply on Va-tro-nol works • H AIRCU T ance of Main street but this build % ripht toherq such a room for all ma extra baaement room. Juat imag There are two separate stair wells, .hand in the United States now,” SH AM POO ing presents to the general public' Therefore, whatever your requirements may b* In ardiitactural Bennett said, "hlaybe next year stuffy (rouble iti terials amounts to ap • SH AM PO O one for the Woolworth Company and to newcomers a block that is It opens up cold- ine a rustic. Knotty Pine Paneled and the other for other occupants architecturally pleasing; a build cabinet-making, glass eaass, eeclaiiiastidd work, flniahing or ro-flnish- there will be somewhat less green cloued nose . . . proximately ^175. Time ^ • FINGER WAVEWAVt, • FINGERriiV4,r.n WAVEWAVE, | of the bvdlding. ing that proclaims that Manches coffee available than Uiere was relieves stuffi payment* agreeable. ing and any other specialty work you desire, you can be assured of this year. But I insist that may or ness . . . and lets The construction of this build ter Is In step with the times and y o u breathe CALL US AT ONCE ao rumpus room, with -Nu Wood ing involved dUflcult 'excavation offers the very best In modem may not be eo. No one can be ^fAe very best iit workmanship, matariak and design. . ' •oaltive." a g s u .T ^ it that room will be com Imd SMring in the rear or west decor and style, yet combines this aqiiarea for ceiling. wail, as at this point the excava with cflnvenlence and practicabil His company is one of the two pleted for the holidayfl. tion had to go dowriWbout SO feet ity so dear to the heart of New I •test coffee Importere in the • F or in sand aad gravef with a two- Englanders. It must also be 1 ild. USE Here are 2 more Beauty Specials family house sitting right on the looked at from another angle, that , . The devalustion of file Engliah ipflon Appointment brink of the excavation all the of swelling the grand list and as Sineerely Tours pound can alter the predicted lack such will provide the town with of coffee surplus In 1950. In the "• Direct phone time. By using steel sheet piling Harold J. Dwyer FRENCH SCISSOR HAIRCLT and wooden planking the bank was extra revenue not to be obtained 5 « past few years England has be held, the house did not move and from a building of leaser value. come a big coffee Importer. But 2 - 3 9 9 1 ■with cu rv e d b la d e sliear.s. W e ta p e r a substantial concrete wall' was Today Alexander Jarvis has re Ask Jar ii either wajt, . . ioth' a apokesman for a donUnant MORTGAGES ceived congratulatory messages American importer believes that LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. . your hair into graduated layers of put in that now sustains the west trade-marks mean the same thing. $ 1 . 0 0 free parking wan of the .building and holds the fropi near and fair on the comple devaluation may seriously cut Now possible to arrange bank England's coffee purchases nc^f BOLTON NOTCH Tel. Manchester 2-4,52.’> w a v es. bank o f earth too. tion of a business block that not lOmiD UNDUt AUTHOUTY OP THI COCA-COIA. COMPANY lY loans for 80% of the appraised at Purnell only la pleasing to the eye, but one year. From Rockville and WilUmantic— ENTERPRISE 9935 IsMfa Stock Boom value of your home. 4V'i% Inter, Parking that wlU flU a great need In the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Conn., Eant Hartford 0 1f4fg TIm CiHhCals Ciwjiswy set, 20 year term. No Mddcn In the basement about two- town. A building that Is adapt ' Yet prices are skyrocketing de- thlrSi of the floor space is given cost.. able to the needs of the individual oplte the normal supplies of cof- Don't Forget! Open Sot. Afternoons Regular $1.'30 value. over to the Woolworth Company tenants, with both passenger and f# on hand. Hoarding by panicky for a stedk room. This stock room freight elevator aervlce, air condi ^TONS OF TOYS FOR GIRIS AND BOYS hv-4#Wivaa to tha^ aaain-underly-j T. J. CROCKETT OIL SHAMPOO and styled $ 1 . 0 0 to a model of efficiency with row tioning throughout and the finish Cause, according to Im. Broker—Tel. 84J8 FlSGERWAVE Both for after row of new steel shelvmg ing and trim chosen with ax eye to Bdrtero interviewed, for storage purposes. The balance beauty. No detail has bqen too r BeiBennett aald Maxwell House is | o f the basement is used for the mlnUM to receive attention from trying to buck this panic by in boiler room, air conditioning equip Mr. Jarvis and his staff and now formal'y rationing — withholding ment, toilet facilities, power and that the building la complete, Man extra ofllpments from wholesal- teleplioBe cable vaults meter chester has a modem business - era. If roasters were to follow the boards, etc., and several storage block to offer potential office seek frond o f conenmera toey would Beaut Built loomi. ers that could well satisfy the S lN O M lT NOIOS ANY TOY TIL’ DEC lOHi be buying more green coffee than M o re needs of a large city. The office to be used by the needed, thereby upping the basic Telephone Company has s sepsr- prices. fam rvm s m§ S Mode mix® ate storage basement under It, “ It’e obvious,” he . explained, i completely, cut off from the re “ tha# is customers clsar out ev mainder of the basement. 'There erything in sight on grocers’ ars exits from the.basement to the ahelvea, the retailers have to rush D*«r«r| wit A sparkling first floor and the outside at both CANCAUSI out and buy more, putting pres 1- tha front and rear. sure on the green market. But our II The greater part of the first company’s policy is to allot cof floor Is occupied by the new Wool- of Pto-Wortni... Ufly enatira tl»t fee to our cuetomera only on a Yau want ,mem hertepower to DU PONT worth store. It has a terrazzo floor, Itva and grow tnaida tha human body. Madleai carry Mflfler lead* . ... to pewer aiparta tay that as many aa ana o«< o/ tkr— normal basie. We are therefore ZBodem lighting in continuous pataona may ha iDfaetad, And not oven tho. In. effect rationing retailers .-yejer way aut of laugh apoto . . . to lints acroes the celling and the moat caraful famiUaa can ba sura of oacaping V' through our wholesale trade. We epggd'tfp Mlvorioe. Yau oat moia PAINTS fixtures are a dark walnut. T^e Onaoltlbadantarriinaof Pin-Wonna !a the believe this will cause coffee hartopawor In flord Banue Built store will not be alr-eohdltioned at tormanUng. ambarraming roctal itch. And this prices to settle more quickly'.’’ Trutht. Twa V-B anfinae and a present but alj piping, ducts, vents, can ba thaaraming of more aariouatroub!aa... Ex oltor up to IdS-hoceapewor. etc. are Curtailed In the walls and mm Intomal Inflammation nnd blooding. He warns that whan prices do Don't take cheneee! At the fliat sign of Fin- *Wpbpg SO that it could be convert- Woems. get Joyaa't f-W Vetwllino from your ■ettle they will be at a point con- Stands hold wear end eg^ulckly and economically at druggist. M* contains an aflactive, medioUly- slderablv higher than for a long Naw lift for (umitura, walls« woodwork! heavy traffic ,,,.^any time. ,• approvad ingrediont that destroya Pin-Wormo time. There must be a wholesome nnd ramoves thsm from the bo^. adjustment in coffee prices just The remainder of the first floor T1^ small, easy-to-take P-W tablata wars *#OM*i "teoMlMeo a * o m In eiMMen D U P Q N T is given over to the lobby, elevator perfected in the laborstoriea of tho famous as there haa been in meat and and stairwell to the second floor Jayua Co., opocialiau In worm remediaa for other commodities i# hla explana It ewol er toWly dee.’'-W etoNn' DU PONT UUCP ENAMEI m r a i i P R e*ar 100 yea>& Oat P-I0~deatroy thosa Pin- M o re and’ offices of the Telephone Com Worma... rolieca that itch. tion. pany. >■ Just Ramamhart P-W ® far Pin-Warms I RepresentaUvea of a giant gro HOOD m iU llllL Modem Best Rooms cery ■■ chain who refused to be Gives inside wood or coo- On the first, snd second floor quoted, warned that if cuatomers crete floors a emajC, lus ample and well derigned rest rooms rush to buy chain store coffee e a rn in g trous appearance. It’e for mtn slid womsn have been pro when other brands go up they Here’s bright new color snd easy to apply, hides sol’ -' vided in accessible places. The would drive the chains to hoist beauty for kitchen tables, ly, cleans weU... | 1 .3 t 4 floprs and walls of these rooms Got a Furnace? their retail prices despite their chairs, cabinets—quickly, eas makes flooralook have been tiled throughout 'with a fixed lower price, policy. ily, economically. White rtey* belter longer. - most attractive shade of light Want a B u rn er? sp«ciol mohOip wig ot% Can you benefit by hoafoing while—celers Oey bright I coffee? All importer# Warn that You,want mera gaming powor . •. grepn hard glazed tile. The tile vBD^flDwt Mokes linolaum floorr' apollage could wipe out any sav lew'flrcl catl and tow running cacic. 'Tk tmty H smsrnMy ' will resist undue wear throughout The Price Is Right if C*vm Mlidly—drl«B f»t easy to cloaiil the years and present no problem a famous Idool baby doll ings. Yvu got mam gaming powor to . F o l^ Corriogt Saya the Pan-American Coffee i f OlvoB ■ Iwds MU-Hk* • in keeping the rooms spotlessly V’- ford Bonut BuiH Trucks. Thoy’ra puco clean. 'Save Some Dollars Adorable bruflotte curls peek * Bureau's president: "Cdffee in ttie pricod with tho lewaU, and lhay Rnitli tt«.a.$.MT.G bag, whether it Jui in the whole i f CanlDkoMDiiHosB WMk Separate officea, rest rooms and. from honeeth tho bonnet of this loct longer, florde weuMoY toci If toilet facilities for the Woolworth Its C om m on Sense 3.98 roasted bean or ground, loees they didn’t earn. '• IflfB sweet, 22* soft body baby doll. 4.98 Us flavor in a matter' of days. Company have been provided in - P I N I 8 H the rear or W'est end of the build- { Covered with • waterproof W e'vt blond# haired dolls, tool ■ Vacuum-packed coffee, unopened ing. which are fiilly removed from keeps for a much longer time but Kacy to put on—dries Call material. D ^ . wUI Jove to quickly. Seals the pores the remainder of the building. ) Get Esso EXTRA Motor Oitfor EXTRA Value this Fall! o m i t SOILS F tO M 194 up is definitely not Intended to be Soft, satiny ahoon for walls Other tenants and people in the ride' In it. V s ly * high. kept for months.” against dust ’ and dirt. . building will not have access to ond .woodworki Mekea linoleum ' . . the Woolworth ^ ice s but two eDiy to mop*^ plalA Tree iSark Clothing M o i b eesytokeepclaen. Pt. ^ si ■into- Sniergency exits from Uie Wool- BENTZ BIST FOR TOUGH WINTER DRIVING AHEADI In Bolivia, the neUves of the worth offices have been provided Sheet Metal Works ATTENTION Interior wear hats and shirts made DU PONT INTBRIOR which operate only one way. Rostoras sparkla to ' Phone 8966 -Now, fast-flowing, wintar-grada Esta ef tree bark, which (list is soaked The Secofid Flooi; FATHERS-MOTHERS PLEASiEI in water and then benign until patntod suifacasi The second floor has a large ex ■ aM ilittUm aBiSBIiill Extra Motor Oil guickly rao^s, vital pliable. * ' SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL panse of office space along Main , parts... givas axtrg protattion for thosa cold-waothor starts. 4 pqum r D U M O N T V If you want a aoft, eemi-gloea —Oalivort lajtaar miloaga; lass i'maka- PAINT C U AN n extra 01LECONOM/ Steef Shortagt Makes This Message Urgent finish for walla and woodwork, up" oil naadadi Koops its lubricating ' a ' . here's the product you’re look valua battar tlwwi ony othar metor o ilundar constant hard d riv i^ l EXTRA Yeu went mere totHng pewer . . . fiPStf a n swsy POUND ing for! IF YOU A R E PLANNING TO BUY YOUR CHILDREN TRICY- mile efler mile, year after year of Flushes imbedded dirt Motor oh reliobto sorvico. got moro lott Amesite Special EXTRA ingrrHIerTt MM —Special datargant fights harmful, i t Smy »• estty—ss»c«4c w i My— out of cievicee. Won't ing powror in Ford Trucks bocausa pawar-rebbing carbon and varnish CLES, WAGONS, DOIX CARRL4GES OR ANY GOOD METAL MYOTG WGU streak—leevae no soapy daposits, holps protact angina afWciancy^ Hiey'ie Benus Built. Yeu gel extra film, le worth of Du P < ^ FOR EASY SHOVEUNG, DON’T DELAY ttrenglh far tonger wear. Yeu gel i t WmliaMc—McityttceMC Paint Cleener, mixed TOYS WE URGE YOU TO COME IN NOW AND SELEC^ YOURS pewer In reserve to take Hm ttmin $4.9.5 with water, __ i f WM« cImIm ef slier leg COMPUTE IflSO LU8RICATION AND CHECK-UP out of ordinary work. ’ Gel. makes a gallon Z5C AS WE DO NOT EXPECT TO HAVE ANY OF THESE «TEEL LOVILL of cleaner! Get thorough winter protection! Hava your car lubri- Sl IH U . flACKAOi egted with as many as 9 specialised Elsso Lubricants, usad COVIL'S Amesite Now by Esso Dealer lube experts according to the car manufac TOYS LEFT BY DEC 1ST. turer’s instructions. Alsog have your Esso Dealer cheek tires, lights, battery, wipers Ford Trucks Cost Loss bocauso REASONABLE, RELIABLE WORK € s s o and radiator. And get AlliAS GUARANTEED Peicna-Guard, the anti-freeze b her* on diapky in Haautorknd for S JOHNSON PAINT CO. that gives amw cooling system i i f f days. Yealrree-~that kvaable deodorixtd protection fill winter long. FORD TRUCKS LAST LONGER MANCHESTER SKUNK k hare, alive in ii^rion for your __ ..... -.1 • * • i - 699 MAIN STREET Ova/2S,Yeart Experience Par |att Alkaraund Parfanwansa of PUEY cNocoum iWeg laieef roitotooffea dam da A lO A eO d irwefca, Wa loaaraiwa axporfa prove Ford TM ietolW fooler I any Oatellna . . . Pill 'or Up All entertainment. Winter wirii I s m Extra Ooaalinsl ■f.. ’ ihe surface and ym save all! Don’t mite New Mato TetevltfonaiU>wr-"Tonight on Broagsoap’'—Sundays 7 loT;S0 P.U. ^WNBC-TV Ask your Ford Dealer about his Truck iasy-Payment Haa X Phone 7691 Free Comic Books for Kiddies With Mom or Pop PINE ISSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY PHARMACY ^ DILLON SALES and SERVICE SEE YOUR NEARBY ESSO DEALER 130 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER SIS MAIN STIUtKT 664 Center Straat on indopon^onf morchant oogor to SDrvo your motoring ntodt W . T. GRANT CO. '•‘• TaL 2-9814 I .
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4 . - ' !L * ^ < * Vi •- • ■>-■: ■'1 - MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHBBTBE. OONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,194» FAGS MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f, IM* IW iSItV'-TW O m OPENS THURSDAY 9 A . M . 9 A . M . ■' ...... V: ^ g ’ , ’ I . ^ ' Everything For Baby In Our CHILD'S a OPENING OPENINO HOSIERY» \ M CANDY ; } riv ___ _ ^ ...A-a- Iji COTTON PANTIES h r. Infants' Wear Dept FEATURES Bridge Mix, Panned Chocolate Coating, F ilM W th n . Woven rayon stripe. Elastic waist bond. Knit leg band. I.. .l II. I ^ White, Pink, Blue, Maize. FEATURES Creams, Jelly, Nuts and Caramel. Pound 40 d. for all the family MILKY WAY BABY PANTS ^ - Half Pound 20d. Made Of pure Utex. Washable, non-chafing, seamless, odor Sizes 2 to 8 .. Ilershey Kisses, Pure Milk Chocolate Mound PETTI BELLE PULL FASHIONED less. Colors: Whits, Pink Blue. Sizes: Small, medium, O Q f •23^ ea. — 4 fo** 89e EARTHENWARE CERAMICS- Shapes, Foil Wrapped by Hershey.*Pound 69d. e?t r-3\ large, extra large ...... LIDIES PURE IRISH LINEN Half Pound 35<. N Y L O N H O S E 10 to 14 2 5 c ea.^ 4 for 98c PLANTERS and KNICK KNACKS INFANT’S TRAININO PANTIES— Chocolate Covered Thin Chips, Peanut Butter Cen Highly colored attractively designed novelty figures ter, Hershey Chocolate Coating Pound 50d. Half Put up in window front envelope. Double thickness throughout, shirred HANDKERCHIEFS Alt popwar shades and sisss. 45 elastic Waist band, ribbed cuff leg open Id«al for UtUnr. Pound 25d. g i^ , 80 denier, 88e. 51 gauge. If ing. S izes: 1, '2, 8, 4.—25c Longwood Chocolates, Cream Nut and Nugat ■ lOc to $2-98 Filled, Thick Dark Chocolate Coating. Pound 60d. . 1 5 c Half Pound 30d. 9 8 c INFANT’S AND TODDLER’S SHOES— BLUE BRILLIANT Felt and leather with soft soles. Leather • - Package Goods \ with stiff soles. White, Pink, Blue Maize. a 'XT/ Sizes 0 to 4.—88c to fl.89 ^ 3 OVAL ROASTERS 'Nationally Advertised Chewing Gum 3 for lOd Buster Brown Anklets KNIT DISH CLOTH Popular Chocolate Bars ...... <3 j Childran's, boya’ mtaaea’ and ladiea* Economy B ars ...... 19d alsea. Faat color. A ll popular Colors. FLANKELCTTB KIMONAS AND A N D C O V E R 14 X 18" Multi-color itripM. GOWNS—Embroidered decoration and One coat enamel on heavy gauge steel base. See Our Line of Sunny Lane Boxed Candy. 39c Pair trim. SaUn tie ribbons. Pink or Blue 6 fc 49c \ trim. Infant’s sties to 1 ^ ar.— t9c to 98c fm Lg. Size $|.25—’Med. Size 8 0 c Men’ s Cotton H a lf Hose PLASTIC BIBS AND PINA and Ankle Sodu FORES—Juvenile ■ print on clear or colored plastic. All COTTON Whits sad Random mix. types from drooling bibs to ALUMINUM WHISTUNC aiBsa 10% to 13. coverall— 15c to 89c. 6 Pair $1.00 D ISH T O W E L .. TEA KETTLE 15 X 38 Hemmedimmed edge, White background,hackgroun red strip# 8 Qt. Capacity ^ B riteUIte te Handle border. Visit our sparkling new Smart new FRENCH CREPE OR PURE SILK Q for $1*00 HEAD SCARFS 98c LUNCH COUNTER L A M P S and S H A D E S 4 - STAR 4 -STAR Bias S3 X 88. Floral, sesnie and paisley designs. In at- tractlva color combinations. Regular 98c value. BRASS PILOT R;HEEL PIN-UP LAMP and SHADE SU N C L O W C H O C O L A T E Chow Mein Dinner / 40c Polished aolid brass. Complete with $ 9 7 9 matching parchment sh ad e...... w g w with crispy noodles, boiled rice, soy sauce, bread and butter, ★ ★ ★ ★ fC ea. MIXING BOWLS COVERED ALMONDS ★ ★ ★ ★ OPAL GLASS END TABLE OR Pastel Pink or Trilow. Heat and eoM rasMant. O e*. A New l/>w Pries. BOCDOm LAMP AND SHADE— trastlng floral decoration. 8 slaao. tm Cubed Steak Hand decorated in delightful color com binationa.— 84.18 69c lb. — 35c J-lb. . s p e o a l s Luncheon 60c SPECIALS 29c - 49c - 79Plated Tableware Drum shape, fine paper in rofied Eartkenware Cereal Bowls H ea^ guage metal-hingedil-hinged Ccover.0 1 DailMB lock. J| flutes, braid trim. Plain white and praeticel tool cheat. Romford and tu!to pattsms. In matt finish pastel colors. Naw Low Prices assorted floral designs —T9e HANDBAGS RAYON BRIEFS Blue, Rose, Green. $1.89 lO c to 19c 20c each In leather, plastle and falDc. Delightfully styled W h ite, E*lnk, Blue, Maine. Run raaistan t AH around trimmed. Values up to $3.88. triOed elastie band. Red and White Enamelware Plastic Chow Chow Train Feeding Dish P lay Canasta— The New Card Game PLASTIC DOUBLE DECK AUTO 3 for 59c Divided dish on the tender, fork and spoon inside the cab. .69 Plu s T a x Durable heavy double coated white enamel with red, Pin k; B lu e o r ReMac Trade and Driver Men’s Pl|dn White Handkerchief CHILD’S SansstieasI setleR. CHILD’S * • VINYL PLASTIC FRUIT OF THE LOOM Starts, Stops, Dump. 8LICBc each Plastic SHREDDER and SLICER TABLE COVERS For the Thanksgiving: Turkey. Rust proof, quick, neat 8-aray adjuetable Made. Vinri plastic cover in Red, Btue or Green. 8 metal . ribs. Plastic loop hwdle with, cord trim. 1« PIECE STARTER SET IN CONVENIENT BOX— $2.98 Dainty designs in sttractivs color Apron Card of 6 Pms 9 8 c combinstlona lO c $ 1 * 4 9 ea. , This is a saving of 68c on this set. t- GRADUATED LUSTROUS Sunflower Design Vinyl plastic bib' apron. Nursery rtijune decoration. Pink, blue P^RL NECKLACE Kitchenware Ensemble o r clear. FUagnad starUag atlvsr elasp sat with genuine diamond. F \V. w ool WOH I H ( Lithographed Snlsh. harmonises with popular color F. W. W O O L W O 'R T H schemes. Oblong Broad Bex .... .tSc 4-Pc. Cannlater Set .. Set T»c Step On Refuse Can ----- »8 c 81(k818 MAIN STREET F. W, RHUMEL, MAIIACIM f. W. RUHMEL, IVIAIMAGER Bread nad Cako Box ..81.88 SaH and Pepper 810.818 STREET Waste Baskets . .48e and Tie Shakers ...... Kach l i e ' t i \ Store Hours: 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. TharadayB 9 a. m. to 9 7* Mt Store Hoim|: 9 a. m. to 5t30 p. m. Thursdays 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1949 r-FOTJR P& W Aircraft the routine examination for ‘moh- Actress Turnb omonaa vaginalis on aA spoclmens WHITE rtOLLAND 'jriielr'Roinance Began In Sicily Records Show Stores Open received for gonorrhea egamlna- Proves Safest W i^llom Father "8 Example^ Uon. Rasult of these testa have av TURKEYS T o W S tre e t Disease Drop eraged 31 per cent positive for fa- 60c LB> DRESSED Arm istice Day nuuas and^ 6 per leant poalUve for Finds Swedtheaft Abroad malaa. Although thasa tlg^ffsa do Up To 18 Lbo. Edna Wallace Hopper, National Safety' <>uncil not Micw the axact incldance of 1 8 " 2 2 l b . 5 5 c Releases Figures on A A D U R t N G W AR D S o n a h y c u h Demand for Laboratory Stores in Manchester will be this Infection, they Indicate that it Ex.“Floradora” Girl, EXTRA'VAIUE-DAY^ X ltkom li D v i CupM nrsttysih ‘New York and have taken up open Friday, November U fairly widespread in Connecticut. Frank M. Haraborda Accidents in Plant i4A heTtasldence, for the P’’***?’*;- D iagnosis Greatly Re> la in H bt 4th Career fpM*i g ettlsen of the world, he 11. Armistice Day, ac Bruceiloaia or undulant fever ie TSL OInatonbnry t-1998 Mr. and Mrs. Camarata at 40 Eld- another diaaaaa which la compara ^^uat bhve * eof t epot in hie ro- duced in 30 Years Ash awflmp Rond. Gteatonbary East Hartford, Nov. 9— Pratt ridge street. ■ cording to the chamber tively new in-the laboratory filea- By NJBA Sarvtoe A Whitney Aircraft had fewer lost- ^ meatlo heert for the little Sicilian Vftiin questioned as to the of Commerce holiday sharpest differences betwen Hartford, Nov. .S—The occur ■rhero were no records o f it In 1918 Haw York — (NBA) — Bdaa Uma accidents during tba first town o f VUlaroM. • American and Italian men, Mrs. rence, prevalence, .q>read and final sch ed u le. white 9,458 specimens were tasted Wallaea Hopper, who wan fame in thraa-quartera o f 1949 than other COLD WEATHER NEEDS ‘Thirty yeare ago Sam Camara. Nicosia remarked that, "Over here control of many oommunicable in 1948. “Floradora,” U now a WaU atraat aircraft engine manufacturers tn ‘ la , who now realdea at 40 Sl&ridge men go out with several diseases In Connecticut during the . Tuberculosla la an '61d diaaaaa broker. “There's * little ham in tha country, according to figures took a trip to hia native girls at the same time. Italian past SO years Is-shown"'by the present name on our list, said Misa and an old problem, said Mias LET US almost everybody tn Wall StreaL" retease<| by ths Nstlonsl Safety men are more serious mlndw and change In demand for laboratory Weq^, although the present volume WasL UntU the problama o f tu ■ha aaya. "A ll that .teamramant, Council. Italy. WhUe visUng with relaUves select one girl whom they like to control are aoivad, . laboratory SIMQNIZE Bdsin WaOaea Hopper: With only 3.6 lost-time accldente In tnl# town where he wa» bom, diagnostic work, sgld E. Evelyn ot specimens submitted for examl- narVaa and axoltfiDantt •amatlmaa Tm naytUag they say.’ date.” , . West, Chief, Division of Diagnostic naUm for this disease probab workers must-expect to devota a YOUR CAR I don’t mlaa the thaator a b it" for each million manhours worked 'VlUaroea, Sam met the girl who It would be interesting to note, large amount of time in aiding during the nine months period. ' waa to become Mrs. Caroarata Microbiology In the November ly shoWs greater use of laboratory r o r Edna Wallace Hoppar, high 20 or 30 years from now, whether diagnosis by the physician rather dlagnoala. , | office by 9:80. She stays until tha PAW’S frqquancy rata waa only The following year, 1920, Sam and a rManchester ..__ itta Ar litsslad or lassie named Connecticut Health Bulletin. For (Or Any Method Ya* Prefer) flnaaca is bar fourth earaar. Aa example, examination Of apeclmena than increase &>-incidence of the market eloaas. Rba’a a mainbsr ■lightly more than ona-balf of tha hla wife returned to the United Nlc,08ia takes a trip to the little BattofMtlon Qaarantaad an settees aba waa the toast ot the for diphtheria, glanders, malaria, diaease as the perm tsfea of pos- Gay tOa. Later aha ran a eoamatlc of tka New York Bacuritlaa Ana 6J1 average for all aircraft angina Statea. „ Sicilian town of Villarosa to keep lysts Aaaoclatton, too. makers. The company has con la a t^ e a r Mr, and Mra. Camar-_, date with Dan Cupid. pneumonia, rabies and typhoid ap itlvas has fgllen.-— Prioee From fM 9 Op bualnaH. Than she turned to lec pear on the records in 1918. By The increase In pnrssltology **Parmon, Vic Raachl and Alex Naples for the United States on 5aa Your Bye Physicion — Then Bring Your Pr^cription To Us admlUng aha teamed a great deal first time in 47 years. Samuel and Kellner made the grade. Twice in November 19. from her second husband, broker the last decade, three pitchers Leopold Austolker parted when \ All arrangements were made NOB-GRIPS A . O. Brown. She waa also mar Leopold left Latvia for South Afri' won 20 or more, five times it was with the immigration authorities, a POCMIUM (HiMJTV ried to tha lata DaWolf Hoppar. ca in 1902. Later the reat o f the a pair of hurlera who did it, and , and Damiano arrived here on Octo e BAYON COHOS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ‘LENSES DUPItICATED Da^U her aalf-acknowladged family including Samuel came to once, in 1947, only Bob Feller got ber 4 of this year. ’The 27-year- e COLD RUBBER flair for flnaaca. bar first expari- Philadelphia. 20 wins.* 'Old Slclllvi says that although he anea in "tha atraat” waa aorrow- WHY IK B O T H nsn WITH Samuel changed bis name to has never been to the United CHAIN* THIS W lirm — * SUN GLASSES GROUND TO PRESCRIPTION hiL In a word. alM waa claaaad. States he feels well-acquainted THZ sciEifTiric -N oscatr-' T h at waa in 1919 whan aha wi Stolker and started an auto accea- TSSAO n o w s THBO sory business in Baltimore. Leo from the many conversations he f B E E l SNOW. MVO. Zlc. WITH iwaU, 80 years younger, has had with American soldiers. EASE— PUT A PAm ♦ S TIRES.7 • EYE GLASSES ADJUSTED WITHOUT CHARGE "1 waa Jiut gamhung," she re pold changed hla name to Auato- Damiano waa employed In ON NOW — ker and started in n timber buel- ^ on L ib e r d ! calls. "1 thought it waa a aura neas In Johannesburg. Both ware sulphur mines In the produce of ] thing. X daaarvad what 1 got, ba- BhM prior to the war. He served 1 3 - 9 5 AH Lenses Ground in Our Own Complete Lahoratorie$ oauaa It waa abaar gambling. Too ■ucceaaful. about SVi years in the Italian TERMS > At a family reunion here each Army, four of which were spent r— A* ;iaany people blame WaU Btraat brother said he lived Ut the coun ELECTRIFIED SLIP-ONS, EASY-ON, EASY-OFF BROWN CHILD’S BOOTSES WITH in a French prison camp where l>«''S2J*ei5lDE M M iaataad o f thaaiaalvaa.” try with the grentaat opportuniUea. We WimtTeile.TiliU tans, teat UeTtln he teamed to apeak the French a t i 16-95 MAIN OFFICE, I 93V2 TRUMBULL ST., HARTFORD IN RSD OR BLUE ELK LOUNOERS _ SUDE FASTENER -tenspiage fluent^. The cessation -* But, taking tba bitter with tba Soft, mug, worm . . . that's theta. YounaadwarmartlippartnowlTry B A * ® Cemfy-cozy thaorling oelari Of Sbostm U ee brought him hack to batter. Miss Hoppar aaya that ba- Villarosa Where he was employed 19-50 • Ing ht«ka lad to tha "aptendid thaorlingtl With podded faothar that# . . . they're snugly lined with buttar-smeolh rad copatkin; with g a g . # caraara that tollowad.*’ She ' M a comniercial salesman. 4S (M k8L 4gO M (SL solae end hsalt. In tizas 4 to 9. ihaorlingl laothar selat. 4 to 12.. matching podded solas. Sizes 4-3. The Sleillan’s opinion of this turned to laeturing, and found It MANCHESTER euuntry Is similar to that of other IKRBURETORS "glamorous.” TeL 2-99ST TeL ' 2-9981 new arrivals. He Is struck with REMIT LIKE NEW in EXCL WFEB PUMFSi "I waa any adjaetiva you can SEA FOOD EVER-POPULAR CAPESKIN REVERSE SHEEP’S WOOL CAPESKIN BOOTSES AT A the wealth, the general plenty and FORD 9 .9 g m at think of— except madtocra,” aha BOOTEES IN SLUE BOOT SLIPPERS LO W , LO W PRICE „ the care-free American attitude. aaya. , Make This Your Headquarters for Although he cannot yet speak 37-41 But 10 yaara ago. with lectur Topped off by a fluffy thaorling -^ a y 'r a woolly inside, hove o ^ J * ® Another wonderful volua in d il- ■ ’ English fluently, he understands CHEV. ing and tha coamatioa trade behind : the language fairly well and la at bar, aha want back to WaU Btraat. collar I With toftly podded leather tuada finish outside I Noturpl ton, dran’s thaerlingsl In rad or blue; tending an English class at Eve 32- 48 " I ramambarad Wall Btraat and OYSTERS tolas, fleece lining. Sizes 4 to 9. with strong laothar tolas. 6 to 12. with copasHn eetas. Sizes 4 to 3. ning sokool. PLYM. that alee little game where 1 made Mr. and Mra. Nicosia recently 33- 38 aueb blunders. I daoidad to find Chesapeake Bay yetum'ed from a honeymoon spent niw eAiBUsrross ros au- j out all I could. It waa child’s play LARGE CARS AT raaUy, after doing five abowa TPimrtc fAvwo* day.” STEWING SELECT 200* PROOF SUPER GAUGE Now ahaa puts In n fuU day la Alsco her office. She’s up at 6:45, at the OYSTERS OYSTERS ALCOHOL stonoew m s m cement Combination Aluminum ffflM Straoedi emd PRICES CUT I MEN’S, MEN’S W OOL/ Storm and Screen OucUltT Ab OUmpb a • STEAMING CLAMS SBULae Up to l.U ^ Windows and Doors OoL-eAlfTI-^ • CHERRYSTONES BOYS’ UNDERWEAR PART WOOL SOCKS Over four mUUon in use to IN Fresh Young day. Oostom made In Bast ♦ • UTTLE NECKS REG. 79c SPORTS SOCK Hartford. For free esthnates BULK Broad Breasted • QUAHOGS can your loeal representatlTe. 1.69 RIBBED C O n O N r Bright blazer slack sock. soumwMt oMoum 100% wool for warmth. WBXIAM VIENS UNIONSUITSI MUFFLERS ior Extra Special/ 1 0 % -lf. U Hyde Streei-^Phone 2-9289 HEATER TURKEYS KEATS TOT m M SEC. or Hartford 8-8289 ONDS-THE rABTEST HEAT JUST RECEIVED! PSODOCEn ON THE REO. 39c WORK SOCK MAHEET^OMPlCrE ’ Droaaed To Ord«r Every WITH r i m H c s r o s Sava on Haolthgards— specially priced for Fomous Sonaco moke— 2 5 % ANY CAS — Tharaday 300 Lbs. Small Bav 1.00 A "Ex^o Volua Days”. Winter-weight rib-kn'it woel— topsforquality,durab!l- AUTO GLASS cotton. Rainfercad seams, non-tog thouldart. s ir iWEEK 29-95 BRAKE SHOES ity,flt. No vy, gray, rad. Iga. size. 12 to 14 Lba 65d SCALLOPS lb. 89c Long or t h ^ tiaovat. Sizes 34 to 44. MIRRORS UHBMH CREV. FUT MCI 3SM 9.60 !^k2-30 23 to 25 Lbs. S54 Man's K)% weal® unlonsuil...... 1.98 REO. 45c WORK SOCK FLOOR MATS FIIUI cut ITe carry a 'fuU setwtion of all fresh sea food, FM Rag. 1.29 Boye’ wintar-wolght cotton 17-talt. 2 5% wool, 75 % cotton. Closely 4- 2.55 ^^6.66 BEST QHUn mFFlERS Long eteeves, ankle length...... 1.07 knit for comfort, warmth, long SS?al"SS;.i2«IS!5.2« M-ll NRt 49-U MK. MM MTIK IMI F “ IF IT SWIMS— WE HAV eT t ” H wear. bfoturol,oxford.10Vi-13. 2 M n v t - NKE 4 .8 9 RANGE H ILL 41.42 DESOTO-eilTUEl 2 - 7 5 5.35 4.45 98c CHILD’S COTTON FUi 4 f-a H-H l-l 4I-M CKf. M TURKEY FARM g J i2« MCI • OlDy 4 J I 5 2 s 5.39 4 3 5 UNION SUIT m iL-N N f PONTIAC-UNCOUI 5.85 CKf.lt-M niH.M M CRTt-MH OTBC' /C: M X W > \ K u n cn n i ZEPHTI- Edwin Aborio, Prop. ------V-...... 4.15 5^ a 3M I2-70 SHS0F4Sm(SiREXCII. TeL Rockville 1674 111^ Ventei 8L Pbone 6856 yflW I f Pnmttnre jYops Slock upl SdanKfleoHy datignad drop seat atore Pronta Picture Prsmiog style— alattie ribbing srt slaavas end lag Vaaetlan HHnds epaningt. UtHa boys' or girTs tizoi 2 to 12. VIROIN WOpL FREE CHBCKVP Halanca cottant JAC SHIRT I Television Delivery Service TOO! ms.. a Free '. WNeHESTER SHEUS - Our free-dt^very ' service is available GIVE YOUR WATCH Antenna to you for all your 100% virgin weell Wear B a n needs at any One COTTON FLANNEL jockat OP • shirt— glvoa maxtawm Free and for any qnan- warmth with a minimum of waigM. Installation * tity. Just call PfNE SHIRTS I |98 Choeso from bold plaids in brmMv PHARMACY and rad or graan calers. All man's nnd ^ your order will be REPAIR SERVICE **Don*t Be Clipped— ynung man's sizes. Sea Rl K ^*Wivered immedi Warmly napped, gsnareudy cut for eemfert. BBAunnn—ooumnn— a tely . See c u r * r.^'-'oread mate teams, non-rip toll gussats 8 B it Reasons Why You cotoB s-rou Deal eeated yaw w«nW Peat baaa » araaad . . . Ocal waar it whaa watWat. . . Ooa'I S gtenog’s Ufe Aged Dummy Tobacco Farms o r k e r s Partners-in- r i s e e r s Has Glamour Is Cop’s Pal Hygiene Good N«tional BusinesB Show Shabby^ Ugly Figure Inspection o f Condition* At 91 Plantation* in Union’s Leaders Enthused Feature* Chintz Chair*. r y r- . , Has Been Shot, Hung ; V . i-.'.^i • . fancy file* and Music And Beaten Since 1907 State Are Conducted Over Plan at Two Plants ■ -w ' ■—..rl. . • Sliare-o£-Productibii’ By James O’Neill, jr. Hartford, 'Nov. 9— Sanitary con- By Richard Kleiner NBA Speelal Oerrospondeat ditione were satisfactory in most 'jff. NCA atoX Obmapoadeat. of the^ tobacco plantations tn- ^ • w York— ( N B A ) — Consider, ittaxonder, Va —(NBA)—High spected during the past year by mdmsnt, the Iffb of tas office In the wind-swept cupola of on the StaU Department of Health * seeretary and hose AmeriiMi’a bust- Alexander apartment building a In cooperation with local health Makes Employes and ndw applioneS concenia are trying piece of rusty wire, etaring unsse- officers, according to a report by ta Improve her lot. And Improve Ingly across the city. David C. Wlg|;ln, Housing Engi t ^ r own in til* process, of course. Its face ta dark and misshapen neer, Bureau of Sanitary Engi . -A t the 41st National Business Matted black hair clings in sparse neering, in the November Health Bulletin. Shew hsra, two S o o n of exhibitors clumps to the head and tbe lone Forty-six of the 91 plsntallons are outdoing each other in making hand has no fingers. Tbs other Management a Team inspected for field sanitatlc^were Uie secretary more comfortable at hand lies on the Uttered floor, with her desk, seeing that she does rated ah "good”;'42 as " f m '’ ; and various other dUtntegratlng parts only 3 as "poor.” PleUT Inspec mors work ta less time for less of l b ancient anatomy. money with less tabor, giving her tions covered water qifpply serv Don’t get exettod. He’s a dum ices, distribution ot drinking water In Operation for Past ' better light and Improved posture my. In fact he's a great pal of the Slid cleaner air anLcolder drlnk- and sew^e dli Four Months on Ten* poUce and probably the most fam Flfty-sevqn of Zhs 78 boarding r log water, and doing everything ous dummy in the history of this . axoept raise her pay and lodgitff hoiWB Inspected were tatire Tryout Basis, city and nearby IVashingtbn given a “‘good^simltary rating, 53 - The gal wHose boss is swayed He's besn thrown from a racing by the gUb sSles talks of the com- a “fair” r a t ^ and 9 a “poor” I n g r a m Is Extend Bustaess Sbbw: "Ferris wtieer car, hanged by bis neck twice jfmUng. Fon/bring about Improve ed to January 1; Is C time clock. a jealoua husband, betaborsd by a future. ments Wnen “poor” ratings wsrc flrsmon who thought he was a Expected to Be Adopt Her desk won't be a Cold, im^ given./ Housing inspections cov- bsssonal, ugly thing.. / It will be ing mechanism. *1110 0 4 gadgets drunken arsonist, and seared more ered/water supply services, sew- ed Permanently as turn an old friend, the player- people than you could count ' disposal, kitchen and dining oscorated in a gay, print and will Alexandria’s fiilumayt He I ohvays piano roll, to a new use. The sleeping quarters, and . Firm, Labor Endorse It Napoleon Racine look more like a . Vanity than a comes back to l*aliook. —Photo by Elite Studio desk. Her typewriter wlU be a secretary punches holes in the roll ,H is permanent address ta atop ashroom facilities. Bernard Bohme President, Oak Lodge, No. 43 thing of utilitarian beauty—with for standard, often-used para tbe Belle Haven apartments, The tobacco growers are to be Bjr K. Malcolm SUnnard President, Maple Lodge, No, 551 Internntional Brotherhood of colors to match her syea, a key graphs. These rolls activate any whera he has lived— except for on the terrace of a fasbional commended for their efforts to The Rogers Corporation of International Brotherhood of Paper 5Iakers board that fits her dainty fingers, typewriter. minor interruptions caused by lo hotel. supply healthful working snd Paper Makers and other features that make the A ll the aecretaiy has to do ta cal jokers and newspapermen— Hubby eaw the p »l^'' and housing conditions for the tobacco Manchester and Goodyear is workers, said Mr. Wiggin. but Gut in Goodyear, Napoleon Ra old-fashioned typewriter look like push buttons for standard para since 1907. promptly shot the dummy ^r o u g h Engaged in the manufacture What does Rogers Corporation there ta still room for improve cine. President of Oak Lodge .No. a sausage stuffer, graphs 6. 12 and 17, for example, He was put together as a fish the heart. No one was o u ste d . o f fibrous and plastic products and sit back and watch the ma ment. labor think of the new Share of 43. International Brotherhood of erman in an exhibit in thet,Jaihea- By now the poHee m used to — and in the making of pie. Main Officea and Plant of Rogers Corporation at Oakland and Mill Streets at Maneheater, Conn., ns Seen f The typewriter stand Is deslmed chine do the work. It automati town, V a , Fair that year and aft Production Plan, the Cost of Liv Papermakers stands strongly be the dummy’s habit turning 'up , Winter radishes may be stored a from Airplane, . for the particular machine which cally stops If ib reaches a point er the exposition the . government Y es sir, pie. ing scale and labor’s general rela hind his co-officlal in Manchester. in unusual places. / But they’ve just as are turnips, but they< do will be placed thereon. where a name or pries or other stored him in the building. The p iq u ets go to the com- Says Mr. Racine. grown quite f o i^ of him and not keep as well. That is. they tions with ^management at Rog- Filing systems come in all Information must be Inserted, and The dummy was discovered by “As President of Oak Lodge No. promptly returnJ iim to his book can be put in a cool vegetable cel fiany’s hundreds o f customers. ert? That can beat be told by tbe shapes and sizes, to suit the per- the secretary makes the Insertions employes of a spark plug factory, SanI M. SUventeIn Robert F. Hawley 43. International Brotherhood of when they flnd/he has strayed. lar or buried outdoors. ^The pie goes to the workers, sonsUty of thb secretary. Some of manually. then occupying the building, in Prealdeat, General Manager Tnaaurer and Secretary presidents of the two Union groups papermakers, the Union repre. For a final fillip, that old and them revolve, some rock, some 1914. Wtaeacree set him up In 'the numagers and the stock in Manchester and Goodyear where , senting the employes at the Good trusted friend of Ml secretaries ta hang, some are indexed by color, thlpd^'floor window to act as night Stan aipf Bars Flies Again holders o f the firm. year plant of the Rogers Corpora on (Usplay. It's good to Know that R o gen operates. seme fold into a safe, and one Watchman. In the summer the It la a "share of production” pie tion, 1 have always believed that uses msgnetism. Some, of course, some things in this world are and the idea of every person con Bernard Bohme, president of Rogers has had the interest of the dummy sported a straw hat; in Battii^re— — The fad-coh- just sit there. stable, and it seems that there scious ^ o to ris t in this nortiieen- nected with Rogers is to make that Maple Lodge, No. 554, Internation employes at heart. This has been The msgnetlc one, said the man have been ho radical changes in winter, a derby. Television His latest, and last, piece of most ^louthern city , is replacing the pie bigger, for the larger it gets, al Brotherhood of Papermakers shown by the extent to which the In tae booth, "works like magic. the good old time clock. haberdashery, according to John il on hlSk antenna with a n>w bigger piece each individual se states: ^ Management has gone in encour A t a touch of your finger, records aging the employes to participate Lougbran. owner of the building, em — tne (?onfodorate flag, Free cures. •The mutual understanding and move forward or backward, fan- Onion Shipment Brings Tears hi hawker of balloons and other Maybe you haven't heard o t it in plans to Improve their employ Uke, uhtll you locate the one you was presented to him by the local Lebanon loveltles is adding quantities of before, but for the past four good relatioita that have existed ment' status. want Magnetic forces have been police. It’s a cop’s blouse, com Antenna pleta with buttons snd traffic In; one-foot square Stars and Bars to months Rogers Corporation has tetween our Union and the Man “It is niy opinion that the fact harnessed here. It's ths atom Beirut, Lebanofi— (;p(— A minor agement of Rogers for tbe past 10 BignlA h;j line of goods. been operathig with the Rucker that we belong to , a strong pro bomb of the office. Works like tempfst was stirred up when tha . Free Beems the poUcs had an oMeC' N o one seems to be jhlt^ '.9 ,x - Share of Production Plan that years have resulted in many social gressive International Unkm ha.s magic. W ant a demonstration ?” T ro ^ A ro b ia n Pipeline Oo. hera tionable citizen In. one of /their plain the .sudden popularity o f the makes every last person in labor and other benefita which we have j jonc much to prepare us to work ta another booth, ths secretary's received 18 tons of potatoes and instaflation ceils one night and scared the day Confederate banners here although and management idlke a "manag incorporated into our coiitracL | ^.jth Management on the various posture was of vital importance Onions In a ehlpment of supplies Chsirs were designed to keep her UgbU out of him by p ilin g the they did return to a certain prom ing dliector" whose weok-to-week "These are seven paid holidays— plans that have proven their bene from tbe states. Local newspapers “ Don’t Be Clipped-^ are keyed in directly to vacation with pay—^health and ac fita to the employes. back straight, her head high; her dummy, dressed as a poljMman, in inence in 1948'a political cam/a'gn i tummy in— and her fingeri flying. and officiata complained because the cell. The citizen, it IS said, has a the emblem/of the States Rights ‘ the turning wheel of the fortunes cident insurance— hospitalization— "In all our contacts with Man Lebanon—western terminus of the See Cliffy* The man there also ..Showed an been an exemplary on4 since. Democrats. ' A wholesale dealer :n of the buslnesa. . ^ » surgical benefits— life Insurance— agement. we have always been en. oil line the American firm ta build 3 Big Reasons Why You ^ "directly” is meant just that Cost of Living Adjustments—Job couraged to participate as a part executive’s chair which, he as flags here says his business in the sured his listeners, “would easily ing from Saudi Arabia— currently Confederate banners has increased Should Buy At C liff’s*. Evaluation. ner for our mutual benefit. Over People fainted ^ong Washing m s t of Production held two—boss and secretary.” Afl has a serious surplus of thou A GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS ton’s main streeyivhen a pair of by about 200 per cent in the past I. Buy For Less Money A t Rogers there is no arbitrary "Our newest'and latest program j d ia ln can 'he custom-fitted, which sands of tons of both items. apect and confidence" has beer fortified new spa^ra reporters six months. 3. ins^ltation By Experts fixing of what labor can have or Is tbe Rucker Share of Productioti sort of ftarsonalizea sitting. Red-faced company officials ex built up due to our frequent meet tossed the du^m y Iqto the gutter The flags he distributes are man 3. Service P ro m ^ and Efficient what management should get as Plan, which has been in operation Furtasr along, an exhibit showed plained it was a mistake in their ings with Management at all «n d sped a W y screaming at the ufactured in Verona, New Jersey. the fruit of production. When the for the past three months. It is not hew an air humidifier would per N ew York office. They sojd a well- CAPEHART. MOTOROLA, levels of. supervision. At the pres top of thei^lungs. eonqiany makes money no boss de- a profit sharing plan, but one that 'ailt the secretary to breathe nice meaning • employe there made up ADMIRAL, EMER.S9N. RCA ddaa how much Jack or Joe will ent time, our regular Shop Com Police y fe ri called to cut down Rajmond A. St. Inorent guarantees to hourly workers moist, healthy air. the list on the basis of usual needs (guess ^'ho) from under Taft get. When the production pie Sidney A. Brown mittee meets with lop Manage "She can’t work unless she’s DELCO-HEAT Vice-President In Charge of 40.57% of the 'production values' at the eastern Saudi Arabian end grows big, they aU know they’ll Vice-President in Charge ment regularly once each month Bridge/Again the dummy was Private owner must sacri . Sales we help to create. breathing regular,” said the man —-wrhere there no local potatoes or CLIFF'S eadi get a fined percentage of the Production ' and as often as neceasarj’ with nronqnneed a suicide when he was "W e, in Rogers, have been and onions. Ths situation was resolved dangling by the neck from fice 1916 Chevrolet Fleet return. Hiey.also know that U the j other levels of Management dur If the scretary Is one who ta to the satisfaction of ail when the Radio and Television ate holding meetings with top rder beneath Memorial Bridge, line Sedan. Radio and heat 485 Hortforfi Road SERIES "S pie rioinka, they have to be Tbera are variables, as we shall but two months later he needed ing each month. prone to making typing errors, companv donated the shlppn>I-Ui. management twice monthly wheth ce 'a wOg placed the dummy Cor. McKee SL—Tek 3-4504 tent with that cut too, and will see, but generally speaking, what another. There was nothing scien “Our Share of Productloo Com, theyWe come up with a new type foodstuffs to Arab refugees of the er, mechanically* perfect. er we have grievances to settle or mittee also meets with top ,t the table of a lovelv Washing Open Evenings Till 7 lutve to work harder next time all ever a man makes above his basic tific about it, nothing studied. Man writer ribbon which. In combina Palestine war. Things were going up, so the not. In these meetings, we dis agement regularly once each tion with a bottle of fluid, makes ton Isdy who was waiting for her Call 2-t i l 3 after 5. Thursday and Friday TUI 9 OIL BURNER around to make it grow again. current income depends on the cuss such things as productivity, front office got demands for wage month and with the Management correcting errors a cinch. No ever-loring, and jealous, husband fbr'tha Rogers plan is like production of the team. A t the planning, safety and general wel .\il la About 56 years Im U / boosts. Bickering developed, then at the operating level again once more erasing; just a dab pf this poker game. You all stay to no end of the month, if, under the fare. There is always room for im Lew in first cost end ecenemical te eperett matter how the cards fall. Hint a percentage split, the workers have "demands” were made. Rogers, each month. fluid, a quick blot, and the paper provement and I believe that we Grand Island, Neb. — A the Series *‘E" Delce-Heet eil burner is the been agreed by labor and manage like ail industry, was caught up "The regularity and informality ta bock in Its original state of money due them, it comes to them are working in the right dii-ection. Grand Island womsui opemra her eulslending value in autemotic heme heel ment They are "in the company* as a fifth pay envelope. If they in the problem of labor ''versus” of our meeUnga has done -much te virgin whiteness. Plant of Rogers Corporation at Goodyear, In the Town of Killingiy^ Conn., as Seen from .Airplane Music is the subject under dta- mail to find an advertising letter owe the kitty, that debt has to be management. I " I f all industries and pnions set the stage for satisfactory lab ing. This fully automatic Oil burner may be uuaslon at another booth, where from a manufacturer y6t baby *^*fx>ng consideration of their mu made up. EJverybody tries to make would go all out in spivinj^ their or retatlona. Labor knows . that installed right in your present furnace . . . Right there is when Silveratein the representative assures every foods, “rhe first line read; "Your tual problems at Rogers has con sure there’ll be a d lw y at the end started his study of the problem. W hat would the next step be? have a fact, even the most un problems by getting together like thiS'Management Is alway 'willing caution by both labor and the com paaesr-by that a musical back child will be "walking/ in a few will give you many years of dependable vinced everybody concerned that Why, he tliought. should that pany’s stockholder.s, the plan for They talked it over. reasonable person has to bow to it, we do here in Rogers, it would ,ta discuss mutual interests befort of each month. ■ ground makes the sed'etsry a hap- weeka.” No Other Ashwasher service. Come in er cell us today for mere they can’t go very far by separate It was found that up to that be-he from management or labor. make a better world for all of us, they become problems. At Rogers the plan started in versus” be in there? Was he the cost of living adjustment ^ e r, "and more productive, per The letter’s redolent "was 79 afforts. The success of any group time, Rogers wages, based on an If all the facts are on the table, especially In theae trying tlmeai” "Our programs have paid off." details about this reel value leader. July and that month the plan put against” his help. Were they worked out. The index rose stead son. years old. Her e li^ t son Is in the enterprise, like theirs, depends on unbiased living formula, had gain and if there is mutual confidence, the workers in the hole by 4 per against” him ? Weren’t they, ily, and as it did the company One great advance for the sec upper 80's. Her ^oungest child, has all these features COMPARE THESE VALUE LEADER FEATURES; a coUecUve “pull” to get ahead. actually, both bound to each other? made upward adjustments. 'Then, ed at least as much for the em faith and the will to meet a deci cent. Everj’body got busy and in sion, agreement comes. retary Is the automatic typewrit daughter, is S t It’s like a tug of war— the victory August actual labor costs were Would it solve anything if a divid- when the rise had hit 5.9 per cent, ployes and for management as sort or another is .two cents a > in a clear, share of production man- Designed lo burn dislillole er catalytic In the Rogers case, what facts goes to the team that applies all only 32 pel* cent of the kitty. ing wall was set up, against which the government ''froze” wages, bad the numerous strikes, de pound to make a finished product. | ner. fuel oils with maximum efficiency. were available? - We have it! The only Its powers in one direction. That meant there was another 8 each side would ultimately smash ElIort.s to secure continuance of a mands and squabbles in other in. The product, then, has cost 10 cents Rogers believes "there is no sub How do you get that “pull” ? per cent due to labor. It wiped out Itself? .sliding scale were unavailing. dustrics. A study of all Industry, inade by jg^pound. Suppose it is sold for 20 stitute for the apontaneoua coop Powered by the revolutionary now Deice COMPLETELY INSTALLED plan was, in effect, "on the shelr’ Wellvyou don’t get it by promot- the July “debt” and left a 4 per Quickly Silverstein decided there It was proving worlliwhlle to the EMdy-Rucker-Nlckels Com ^ n t s a pound. eration of free men united by a Appliance Rigidframe motor for auiel , .tag Ini^yidual Incentive, such pro for the rest of the w ar years, al cent gain. In September there was would be no such wail at his go by facts. W hy not continue on pany of Cambridge, Massachu Right at Rogers, ten cents’ common incentive.” vibrationless operation. motion i s ‘ contrary to the team though the 'figures were regularly a S.5 per cent split for labor. plants. For hintself, he was cer this way ? setts, had shown that of total in yvPrth of raw material has become N ow you have the Rogers pic work ideal, and plans based on it published. come from sales, reduced by the So pleased are the Rogers work^ tain that he would have no part in What were the facts connected an item worth 20 cents. The dif ture. Specially designed turbuiater gives posi have invariably failed. What has I But with VJ Day, and relaxation with the giving of something more ; cost of taw materials, an almost ers and management at the way wage war. He wanted a wage ference of 10 cents belongs to labor tive 1Y to 1 air-oA mixture—-saves fuel. bem developed at Rogers is the ' of wage controls, the company than a subsistoftcc wage ? j constant proj^rtlon had goo* to If you wofk there, you get a the thing seems to be going that plan. and to management. basic wage adjusted to a sliding Common incentive — the principle The way to get that was through jumped its basic wages by 15.7 per To start wit*h it could be deter- labor. It was rather strange that DISHWASHER •uiU and backed General Motera the first tentative tryout has been At Ro'gers it has been determin scale which gives you a chance to of pi^cipatlon in the affairs of discussion — maybe ending up in a centv to bring pay adjustments to mined that It cost so much fo r ! this should be so but in spite of the extended to January. 1. It looks ed it should be split on a 40-60 keep abreast of costa over which Dofeo-Hoat. the company, in its problems and now as If it will become perma lot of give-and-take by every date. This was done even though raw materials to produce a cer- ups and downs of prices and pro- basis. Therefore of that 10 cents, you have no control. This is the in its fortunes. nent. body, but the decision would be it had been agreed previously that tain value in manufactured goods. i ductlon — in tirnes of war' and labor gets 4 centw and manage cost of living feature. Kbccept as it spurs collective ef W as Long Studied everybody's, and, above all, the when the cost of living index Between raw material costa and pca,ce — during good t'^ea «no forts, the Share of Production reached as much as 10 per cent, the finished sales price tlicrc was 1 bad and during Republican and ment 6 cents. If you want more Utah mere MtlyRliH W^ wmktn far Perhaps one reason the plan on kind of decision arrived at would Plan is not an "Incentive plan” — the right to ro-negotiate could be a spread that, amo’ng other things, 1 Democratic administrations Now is where the “ Share of Pro subsistence the pay depend.- on that dries electrically.. production is staying is the fact be based on facts; not on emotions BANTLY OIL CO. it has as much to do with phi- qxerci.sed. Thi.s index keptvi.sing cared for the "profit” of labor i tliere Was a steady icla.llonshlp bc- you. Not on any arbitrary forced that it isn’t the first wage innova- or stubbornness or pel growlti' duction” comes in, and this plan, kMK>phy of employee-management I until in December of 1948 the agreement or even on any friendly 331 MAIN ST.. TEL. 5293 I tion started at Rogers. There’s a Where would a start be made? represented by wages, and the ' tween the faclora involved. like cost of living, works both up WtSTwlHifMilmpRrtMiitf—tw i relations, as it'has to do with pay. peak was reached with a total 49.7 acquiescence. You own a definite lot more to pay history at the Well, the problem right at hand "profit” of stocicholders, repre- ] ; Find the Facts and down. per cent addition to basic pay share of production at Rogers. Ton Belong to Team plant than just this new plan. It’s I v-ciiL ouu....-,,, , sentedited byDy dividends. Silverstein determined to have The actual current labor cost of brOtliinf M was that of making enough to live Now a few rumbllng.s d evelM ^. vrouW get what, and how gives a man a sense of be- really only a part of a progressive on. W hy not begin with that? the facts discovered at his plant. producing a pound of finished ma You also become responsible for " longing to the industrial team, it For nne one thine,thing, some of the/com-the/com ! ^ divided? that share. If you start slipping W l ^ wage program. It didn’t ‘‘coftie Rogers, through experience and pany control began to question the How much had labor received in terial may be only 35 per cent. * gives each man a chance to throvy Would it be by "jrfecc-work” 7 no boss has lo tcH you about it. If quick” either. The Share of Pro common practice in the industry, wisdom of an evergrowing in the past according to the "Share Then there is fifth pay envelope MATCHINO OytOLI OR PANTII his weight of work, advice and vim E v e r y i^ y considered that this duction Plan was under discussion had set regular wage rates evalu crease. On the other hand, many of Pre^uction” formula? that month, with the remaining The boys do — all of them 1 om M M C m ^behind the operations of the com for four years by management ated for the various types of labor. would be almost anti-aotial. The ' everywhere. You sec. they’ve / pany. This, in turn gly^s him a of the laboring people, who knew Study showed that in the case of | five per cent of Ipbo/® share and labor before it was adopted on Now, suddenly, because of war that sooner or later there would man on piece work is alwa.vs’ in ; found out something else in the ■ direct interest in his own job se the Rogers firm, a stable operation Mauagement’s side workU a trial basis. conditions, none of these rates was have to be a price halt, were anx clined to "look out for Number ! working of this plan. If the sales ■ewf^e f# Affistiy ky I Ht ^ fmmBf si als pw«ss«. curity. A lot depends on him. He same. You don't reach into the air and enough. - They had to be supple ious to peg their “gains” and "get One” W the exclusion even of his I •?* UbJIJ department isn't on' Us toes tlie ' let uiT show yew die rarolntionaty new Hotpoim too, is responsible for the things fellow worker. The straight time i of produdllon values between labor If either one, for reasons of a come down with a handful! solu mented. out” before the cost of living index kitty getir small. If management that make his job secure — low er^ tion of all difficulties. Rogers method of pay was admittedly an and management. lw:k in efficiency or economy runs Automatic OishwaSher that wuhet, riaics and dries Should Silveratein, "open up” began to cut into their weekly in jttiplied to everyday use, the tthote Its allotment, it penalizes skids, that pushes labor down ton. rapinnr prices, Increased volume, techni management - and - labor doesn’t liquated. If labor slips, the wife wants to your dishc* electrically! It’s the greamt tiiiM and with another five dollars a week come. split works like this. Ttstlf, Needless to say eveiyone is MsipolsC’s ssdwhfo 4sp sproy cal progress and adequate, prices. claim to have, done that. Constant It was here that further negolla- How about small group bonus know .who caused that and why. tabor taviog applianoa ertr inv^tod for your homo, Because the worker has hespon- adjustment and progressive re- for everybody? Should labor "de Let’s say that the raw material, on bis toea. *whM food porlfclM DOWH “SANITONE” 1 tion came in. It was agreed that plans? They were discussed and mand” this much? transportation and other costs No longer is it necessary to urge Tliere is no dividing line. The tmi out hmssd si oroosj lo- and it frees you forever from bousdceeptng’s moot sibOities be doesn't consider nlm- "Ibrms will have to be made. But found too, complicated for ready Whoiknowa how much is the cor those who rode the trolley up mr cajole labor to do its best, for; problems of industry are problems •Us. DMtw w d u 4 swsr. monotonous ^ily chore. This amazing new Hotpoiat aelt as being any part of a mere Saul M. Sllversteln, president of understanding. Besides, they killed come to eight cents per pound. rect amount to apply to meet the would also ride it ,down. Itow It is doing lU best for Itself I for everybody. oIhmr tiMntr llwii IbanA - profit-sharing arrangement. In Rogers Corporation, asserts that VBut,” queried labor, "what is off teamwork which was the goal Let's say tliet "overhead” of one Automatic Electric Dishwasher saves you seven bouin his company, like 12 othera where rising living costs 7 It happened fact, the Rucker Plan is no such this, anjrway.7 Are we going to of labor and management. 1 Mirficulfiusly this bre a week yet coea only 3c more a day «o operate! DRY CLEANING the RUckcr Plan is being tried, la that there was a source that knew. thing. It could work but that the work always just for subsistence ProfiLsharlng was found so be- j ”on the road” and can do the re company might lose money even The National Industrial Con pay— no raises, no bonus? Is it clouded by interpretations of mpoeds 19 fiviiy braoth though their , share of production pair jobs as they arise. ference Board w as then regularly to be a pay cut from now on?” , "Here we have established the what a “profit” is, and how i t, you taka. Contracts end , wojgld give workers extra pay- giving an unbiased, factual index Silverstein knew that it-was on might be arrived at that this way j lASY TIRMSI menu. two great essentiala of manage For FALL Woolens of living c6sts In major cities of this bleak shore that the much- into greater difficulties was not tipfifids «s if really . likely to S U y ment-labor success,” Sllversteln the nation. It didn’t list Manches publicized General Motors plan followed. I IMMEDIATI DILIVIRYI Just ta case you want to know-, says. ”W e have mutual coxtadence ter, but it did compile data on New had stranded. All went well while Well, if none of theae worn ap •live. Meulds, aplifta the present plan was instituted and faith. Without those two Haven and Providence. These could the pay went up, but the whole proaches seemed the answer, what l BICTM MVNN when sales were diminishing — qualities the best arrangements find tvppcrts witboet be used to arrive at a midway thing split apart when the cuts might be it 7 Might not something ' Congratulations! ^^ggO^^ eO^e^b^bOdie iPrank Rainbow the worst possible time to start can fail. W ith them, a compara local average. started as the cost of living index definite be achieved by giving tfnstrktfaifi bents, stays tossUny sgolppsd to dty ysor such a thing. But the plan didn’t tively poor agreement can be Trial Plan ^ declined. people at Rogers a definite share to M m •l•w>taaiy•ly. IHol,< blow up. In fact, it’a likely to stay. made to succeed.” A meeting was called at which He was ready. of taelr own production? | 6t> wins. Bis siiiMthly froM Mstp»lst*i CUro4* oak The baalo Idea of the plan is "First.” he said, “ let's straight The First InnovatloB the needs and triews of the workers It sounded good. If you had Get those heavier, faU woolens SANITONE Dry Cleaned here now. Such simple. It coosiats of the tool-own en out this cost-of-living adjust •s fi glevt; n« lumps er Confidence and faith started to and the company were exchanged. piece work or a bonus, what was ers as the stockholders and the ment. W e have never considered ROGERS CORPORATION Out of itegotiation and conference, ‘ thorough, careful cleaning, such fine custom pressing. Your things -will develop years ago when the first it as a raise in pay while the scale it based on? W as either really a ridges. Ym wijoy doy- Uod R-Aod Tom Cootrol tool-users— the workmen. They came a decision. A s a "trial,” a long-term wage Innovation was was going up. The company scientific solution ? Evidently not. j • And Its Melrarotlbm prsvii# arrive at on agreed share of the wage program would be set up tong frttdem and tom- look better longer, SANITONE Dry Cleaned. set up. ^ didn't enter into it as a substitute But this Share of Production v*rk tvrfac* Y»u Mr* 01 Uoil OR tiOwr o values both of them \ produce to- that would guarantee a man he 4oy, 9ofRtuor4 yo«r foatUy’* You see, the "Share of Produc for merited raises in basic pay. sounded as if. it could be geared in Seientifically proportioned getbor— making mpiiey 'with' each could keep up with prevailing fftft. Hew? ly moons of kfohk, aiU cMy bnokafR tion” - plan provides a sort of ex Cost of living payments have done with facts in a 'way to make it EMPLOYES'- sizes 32 to 38 A, B. White, other Instead of put ot each other, prices. ■r4 wotMl riw taoiily orW tra commission for extra efforts, no more than, to permit labor to always applicable an d , steadily fotoii elfistit stetiens ea^bObbra, H iey figure up the production It was decided that, as a basis blue or black, $2.50, with 2" mSiim. •( yovr hoRU.. Call 2—0030 or earn 10% Discount^ fo r Cash and Carr]r for greater productivity. But be hold Its own— to maintain its for fair. On the Eminent Success o f Its value of an item— the value added of the adjustment, the prices of band, B-cup, $3.50. Breath * M *. a. a- PAT. ai9. fore you get the extras, you have mer purchasing power. ThLs has Fortunately; while a lot of man ^ving (our-woy “aoss- to raw materlala In the Rogers 1942 would be used. If the index to have a base, a wage that gives been no raise. You haven’t gained ufacturers and unions have been ing ffirdle to match, or pantie ptamts. This production value, or rose, that percentage of rise would strotch," with uppor cups a man enough for the cost of liv firing bazooka, demands at each “SHARE OF PRODUCTION” PLAN with detachable farters; Tal ivrybody’s Pointing Te U tty. Is what la apUt. be applied to the basic salary set a nlcHel by the plati. *1 ■ ^ , “Therefore,” Silveratein -contin other, some capable men oq both "breelbing." tat, in fine A t R o gen the employes get 40 ing. as of 1942. Thus, a man on a ba on closure; 24-30, $5.98, $6.98.' ued, *N\'hen the cost of llring in sides have decided that eventually, AutWRitk per eeat, the company a 00 per Rogers started working on that sic 51 per hour would get 51.02-per dex falls, and you take a cut, this facts, not strikes, will settle the Nylon mesb. cent share. From , its 40 per cent yean ago. hour if the local price index rose Electric Dtobnvashers It was back in 1042 that the is no true wage reduction. You management and labor wars. For H u tp o in t the tooUowiiers have to pay over-, two per cent. The adjustment ^aurljwter Eueuiug Iferalii still-are staying where you were, those advanced enough 'along the bead costa. From its 40 per cent' first steps toward finding an al- was made, quarterly. Your pay has been linked to bread, way to use facts, th'ese have-been (The Herald Printing Co., Inc.) labw pays its normal wages. ways-workable formula to apply, U n d e r s ^ d , Silverstein points not to production.” prepared. Asst Uka a OonanisMoa to the wage problem-were under opt, this was np provision for sal Thomas Ferguson— Ronald H. Ferguson— Leon A. Thori» Tka paysMBt proesss la some taken by the company. Those ary increases as such; it had noth The Next Phase When you use facts, it doesn’t JOHNSON BROTHERS what like that for persons work- were the days when prices were ing to. do with a man’s progressive N ow was the time for the fol end argument. lowing step. It was true that no Use of facts even starts argu CLEAMeKe^ UUfUDm iMr an a "oommlaBlon". but with a on the straight up, when ' pay worth to the firm.. This plan was ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS y j f arm ee. man can gat V seemed unable to match the price drafted only for his basic needs as man would Work merely for sub ments, for facts show up condi 964 MAIN STREET HARRISON STREET. MANCHESTER tions that haven’t been con.«idered -flika a.bgale wags, givsn ht4i on of rent and clothes and bread. a persoft; sistence; . Silverstein felt that no 1063 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER in many instances. But if you tyatuatpm > You could give a man a .raise. Entered into with raser\ e and I man should be asked to do this. m I "4 . V.'’ c MANCHfiitfiH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRER ft, 1949 MANCHESTER EyRNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1949 Oonpiatat] Teochor—Junior, com* up bars It la getting so that you cant TOONERVItLE FOLKS ib N f A D m W Sense * dn^ TVonsense 1 am taught humlUty through pov and glva ms whst^nou’vO got in tall what a scantily clad femola m OAiH VOU BIT erty; ' your mouthl figure Is odvsrtlsing—Grit. Clothes for Dolly MmStlr Junlorr-I wish I could—it's a TNe S chool tcACHEr^s changed; her HAm-DOe^ $110 $ tM $500 " One of tha Slsteps—But don’t I am taught that understanding i''? through sutfsrlng; toothache. If you have tears to.shed—save * -r. l’ -- »39.bS you think you owe tha- Lord isome- UM os. $9.20 121.11 thlng, too? 1 am taught tha value of (riendahip them for the man in business to- 50NE-PICCE t o n e s 7.38 16.18 30.70 Uncle Ned—I do Sister, Indeed. through lonaliness; If you ewe ISO you’re a piker; day. His path la a bard and har- ,|PATTERN9 But hp ain’t pushing me like tha I am taught courage through dee- If you owe $B0JK>0 you’re a buel- rlsd ons. Uncle Sam’s reports, N LOANS A lim J 1100 mO I’?:*’ •**'’ other creditors are rigtit now. pair; neea man; creditors, insfflclsnt help and »»A. HI The locdl church was making a I am taught Mif-control through If you owe $50,000,000 you’re a What-not, gives him continuous IM ONE TRIP! drive fbr funds and two colored proepenty: tycoon, and jitters. ) Pbooe the YES M ANagsr-gtve a fsw tweessa^ facta atoteto were bearing down hard on I am taught Joy through my tears: I f you ora $50,000,000,000, you’re The other evening John came —4han eoma In. Ifs "Yas” to 4 out of S promptly, Uncle Ned; BtlU I complain—Horry Ash. Um govemment.-^rit. horns from woilc, s ^ slumped ds- leeas W le SSee ee Sleamem Alww Uncle Ned—I can’t give any- Jsctedly in a choir: •thlng. I owe everybody In tWa Buslnsaa Bxecutlvs (in a group Brat* Woman—That chicken X John (with on air o f resignation) —WsU. ths Worst has hspensd, eOM^Aiir/f ruAt urm to iat »$$" towii already. rscontly diacusatng labor shortog- bought from you yesterday had no wishbeoe. dMf* S'. ss)-)-l hava a remorkabls staneg- Ing cream. Do this some we- end r^pbar. Hus young lady has on un Smooth Butebor-rcMadom, our w ife—Why, what In the world is and aee which side p t your face F IN A N C E C a The wise do not need advice,, and A t the fools won't take It usual brain. It starts working tha chickens ora so contented -that the matter, darling? looks better. 2nd Haw » HAtt TNIATM 8UIIOINO moment she gats up In tbs morning thsy hsvs absolutely nothing to John---The boas called me in Just k e r c h ie f s a n d S C ^ F ^ a re ylM’HIAIN m m , flAHCHMm, eOMH. and doesn’t stop until she gets to wiah for. before quitting time and gave ms In season for wear and for putting New taste-pleaserii brought hack DM S4M a QovM Havay. Y$$ MAHafs. my office. the businesa away as Christmas gifts. ■■ At from a recent convention by rep Uw mitt m mMaSi ri «H sa;»aiOI»i m in Colonel (after reviewing his resentatives of the PINE PASTRY MARLOW’S there Is a large and Never hose you opinion on a one troops)—Hong It all! What’s ths Except for the fear of being run ^ 1 appealing variety at very modest SHOP, 660 Center Street are well sided presentation of any subject— ides o f parading all the Mg men down In tro ^ e and taken to a hos-1 prices. Pure sUk sqiiares fii lota of worth getting acquainted with. pltol, ths chances ore nobody! BAVARIAN CREAM LAYER unless you want to be wrong. in front of sU the little men? fetching color combinations are —Grit. Lieutenant—It's tha aergssnt's would change his underwear often-1 $1.98. ^ yon a are $1.19 In prints CAKE la a light three-layer choco cr than once a week. | . - . . . , - atonning black backgrouml late mix that is delicious. VIR fault, sir. He used to run a fruit rlet, »t $.«», win aave ^ t h | bright flowers, charming col- and $.98 In solid color. Good-look Harold—Z know my girl’s faith stors. >) ing cotton prints and- solid color GINIA SWEET DOUGH Is crisp show I'll be of pants and elbw^ ^ onlal scenic papers In green with and flaky—like a Danish pastry in ful. I could trust her with fifty Junior—Let’s play Smith’s IRON-ONT t » n M . O K KMEBKNRB I yellow Or In gray artth ro8^ kerchlMs are $.59 to $1.00. W ^ l fellows. X It's an right to give the Devil Uncle Tom. squares In'aolld oolor or In big. consistency but with a pleasant dif N ...J ir a S are made of cloth In bright Western figures for a den ference In flavor. We’re aurq you’ll One Week Sale Clsrencs—Fifty? Sure. But how hi* dues. Mary Ann—All right. I'll be Lit bright pUlda are 51.79 and $1.89. tle Evil. arie^ colors and sell for |.2P. or game room, and quantities of enjoy both. about with one alone? . But so many people odd a bonus. lovely companion papers with col Scarfs of chiffon or rayon In solid DBOOBATIVE FABRICS-bro- color'or prlnts are $.98 to $1.98, ors repeated In differing designs. JUNOFORM E L A S 'n C STOCK- MICKEY FINN- Th« Scooter! LANK LEONARD des. damasks, brocatelle* and Therd are plenty of books to take .— which are beautifully SILVER SERVING PIECES In INGS are a real blessing to auf- t m e m r home If you wish to mull over fbrers from varicose veins. Ths CONGOLEUM, NAIRN F thMWHHEK ITGURES. 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For exact 9 X 1 2 — $7.49 FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Iggy or gentleman Who has a nice only the way to foster artistic to perk up last year's outfits. yardages, consult, pattern. |«CT OOTA T14AT CAN^ MA W U 9 S V r « ‘ natch without a special bracri^ To make souf milk, -pour I tea talent but a solace to Inner needs. 5701 HM. eoGGLie. here are beautiful WATCH t h e MCGILL-CONVERSE COM By Mrs. Anne Cnbot For this pattern, send-25 cents. VA 9orsf S O T P O 0 S 9 W n « MLMOCt m e n ta n . h ** spoon vinegar In a measuring cup. TUSSY RICH CREAM is an un In coins, your name, address, size mACEIJBTS by Speldal or Flex. PANY has a variety of FINGER Lovely-to-Iook-at, easy to knit A M U N e/J T\HT. T oa M t MWAtxn. r s f c s s o s . Fin to 1-4 cup with sweet milk or PAINT SETS: the "Chieftan’ usually satisfactory treatment for desired, and the pattern number Gel Them While They Last! liXlt In the coijvenlent expansion evaporated milk. and - delightful to wear stocking skin beauty. Especially vaJuabla TO AttMOOkkCC. |>aild smart inake-chaln style. with four colora. a roll of paper, cap and mittens. Teen-agers and to Sue Burnett, "rhe Manchester and spatulas at $.95; a medium*' for dry, sensitive skins. It shows re Evening Herald, 1150 Avc. Amer w e . NEW p a t t e r n s in CON. pig-tailed pretties will love to find sults whether left on over night or ZIP-IN*l.INING COATS are not sized set with six c.oloi's at $2.75; this set under the Christmas trey! icas, New York 19, N. Y, GOLEUM cater to specialized col and a large set with big jars of. merely while one bathes. A special The Fall and Winter Fashion la [■’only good-looking but very mod- or schemes at the MANCHESTER Kitten-Soft angora and wool in a offer just now at QUINN’S PHAR Fiestly priced at the WLLROSE color at $4.50. For further pur lush American beauty color a complete guide In planning FLOOR COVERING COMPANY, suit of talent there are nice water MACY reduces the $1.75 size jar wearable fall wardrobe. New—ex 't SHOP, 897 Main Street. Made of 56 Cottage "Street. Among those trimmed with black velvet ribbons to $1.00 and cuts the $3.00 size to smooth gabardine or broadcloth In color sets at $.98 with 14 colors, was chosen for the set pictu.'Sd! citing—Informative. Free pattern which we admired are a marble pans, brushes, crayons, and picture $1.95. , printed inside the book. 25 centa.’ [(the mosWlkely-to-last styles, the effect In |:r»y. with touches of pale Pattern) No. 5701 consists of dMts are cosily warm for winter cards bo be painted or colored. camplete knitting instructions, HALL g^en and yellow, a smart off- Note whether your raincoat Is weather and, when spring comes white with two’ shades of blue and stitch Illustrations, material re will give an ordinary blouae glam and the lining Is sipped out, ere ROBES FOR CHRISTMAS (or quirements; small, medium und labeled water repellent or watcr- red in the design, and a striking for pleasant personal use at once) pixxif. Water repellent means that orous airs. iiqually good-looking and tempera- black with accents of white, red large sizes included.' Iture-sutt^. At only $39.98 these are very. good-looking at the Send 20c in coina, your nane, yarns and threads receive special fcoats are a real buy. and green. There’s aomethlng for MONV30MERY WARD COM treatment which repels moisture. PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRISTMAS every taste In felt base or inlaid address and the pattern num PANY. (%solle,robes, sizes 12 to ber to Anne Cabot, The Manches Under ordinitry circumstances wa CARDS are surprisingly Inexpen linoleum and in. the life-long m . sive If ordered through the CEN LINOLEUM CO. Cartain! BY V.T. HAMLIN lii BARGAINS IN LINOLEUM 44, are $3.98 .tO $5.98 in solid color ter Evening Herald, ll5 t Ave. ter will not penetrate. After long ALLEY OOP liRUGS are very attractive at the phalt tile (In which one can make with gay contrasting chenille em wear ' and exposure, however, TER PHARMACY., Take in your up his o\TO design). Don’t hesitate Americas, New York 19, N. Y. .12 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER SI ___ H A U i LINOLEUM COMPANY, broidery for decoration or In white Needlework fans — Anne Cab moisture will enter between the favorite negative of your baby, fils Oak Street Because they’re to ask for a cost estimate In any wjUt rose “qandy stripe.” Robes of ot's big now album la here. Dozens threads. A waterproof coat is fireplace, new home or anything 'VZ jUscontlnued patterns these good- floor covering. quilted rayon satiny^ at $7.98 and of fascinating new designs, Clinf-t- usually' entirely, coated with a else that is personal and the cards Phone 2-4022 Or 0166 WE DELIVBRl lllooMng rtigs mede tw Oongoleum- ^ .9 8 ‘ (similar to those selling last proofing mixture which may have with picture, greetings, and en Now that gardens are bare. It’s mas gifts, decorations and special rNaim and other fartmis manufae- year at $10.98 to $14.98t come in features . . . Plus 4 gift patterns to be renewed also. In time. velope arc only $1.00 for ten, or :torere are edd "as is” ; 9 x 10 at nice to know that, one can have short or tong lengths In imUd coral, and directions. 25 cents. $2.00 for twenty-flve. If you >$6.96 and 9 X 12.at $7.49. U you tt lovely bouquet of POM POM navy, aqua', or royal blue or in have no negative, a print can be ,:can u»e one. better hurry in, as CRYSANTHEmlMS for very low The SINGER SEWING BOOK charming prints combining ruse by Mary Brooks Plcken is an In copied at only a slight extra ll I the supply won’t last Ibhg at this price from MCCOITVILLE’S, 302 before whose camera the nation's with blue imd white with lavendar. valuable guide for anyone who charge. It’s wise, to act soon to (price. Woodbridge Street Phone 5947 to Flannel robes In navy or maroon top fashion models pass; Their In leave plenty of time. have delivered as nice a choice as with contrasting piping are $8.98 fluence la dangerous to the health aewe: There are explicit Instruc If ayes are lovely ch oi^ elethee you could make In person. of the female population. tions for every step in dress-mak If you haven’t tried For company fare serve baked [(•olors that enhance their color, The ideal American woman is By trying to look like "clothes ing from adjusting patterns to Verill make them look lovelier. Darin; ; duds attract men, of horse” models, Hurrell says Ameri making silt pockets. It ont only ham with cooked or canned pear roundl.v curved and bouncy with halves that have been filleil with I jewelry sphrUlng around the neck course. ttut they are not usually health. can girls are not only ruining guides In making slip covers and *h'8 a da-eommtrcializar— you attp into H afttr tiataning Any girl who sacrifices those at their own health but trat of fu draperies but sug^sts new types. chutney. to tha radio!’* tributes to look like the flat-chest ture geqfratlons, too. - There are technlqPhs for cording and quilting, as well as details on KFFICIF.NT OPTICAL SERV SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ed, snake-hipped fashion models' BY DICK TURNER whose figures Influence this coun One beauty expert sugge.;ls you using, various attachments, stich ICE is available in record time at CARNIVAL as fagoting and hemstitching. The the DEWF.V-RICHMAN COM FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pleasin’ Season BY MERRILL C.BLOSSEB try’s styles, gels a sharp rap from. make a test of clean.slng crearss ^ ------Grargs Hurrell, who seen by cleaniif^ one'side of your face book is $.3.9.') at the SINGER SEW PANY, 767 Main street. Pre ING CENTER, 832 Main Street. scriptions are tilled with thorough (k 0«. Tw WfN& UdAE . NOW •JI t ■KW(«w»iN^CASto|^/I-^OU, NOBU MStFS. OU. BlTTfR Ht, 1 HDwr If you plenty of them. " 111 the usual manner and then the V lOM havbnt Warns this famed photographer other side with a deep down cleans- lldellty. Broken lenses and framea (’• TWIRPINS Hm c. NEARLT ended, Sl6N.OU,SK^'«OR SlU (3 & W H / m evntY - iwiRPn* Care in packing away summer are replaced with the utmost ' WE •'OU* PRAtse WHgwr i J ’AG clothes now. will keep your dresses promptitude. All the new wide HAVe LirS CO. IN COBNY RUYME I /o * r and play clothes In perfect condi or narrow frames may be had In you haven't hod a dream come truel * HAD AS the shape that is most becoming SOLID A OFFTUO tion for next summer. Stains and A TWiRP DUAE/ soil, easy to remove now, may and In a choice of colors. Take SEASON your glasses problems there for H*sarM*a "set” If left to ago on clothing yWOMCMI AS w a, through the winter. Wash or dry satisfactory solution. 'ZaawMc MAva / clean all soiled clothes before storing. Hang In a closet where Costume jewelry Is apt to shed clothes will be protected from both stones and luster In a bot- dust. rust,, moisture, mice and In watfr. bath. Most hlgh-fashlon awnyMCsNergntllt sects and also from wrinkling and accessories are brightened by gem- OsenUn. $ls«« 8 !• IL crushing. Remove pins and metal colored stones that have been past a a a a m d . onsaments. Sturdy wooden or ed on rather than prong-set. Hot Dlaatlc hangers are recommended water dissolves the glue that holds $1195 In preference to metal ones. stone to setting. jg*seysfcwc_rjii wo. y.: PRISCILLA’S POP True Confes^ons BY AL VERMEER Stnee tinting one's hair to bring For the first time In Manches ter. the W. T. GRANT COMPANY I THINK NDU'BE r r r 's l u c k y f o r 'you „C'. out thq natural color and beauty THAT r M NOT THE BOSS is the accepted mode, It is worth presents, alive and in person SETTING OFF "PUEY” —on Thursday. Friday MISHTV EASM THIS FAMILY!'. while lo get acquainted with and Saturday at their enlarged 'vOUNS LAOV' HELENA RinSENSTEIN’S “TINT Toy Department. In case you TYPE/SET". Seta assembIfKl for are wondering who Puey la, ws different colora of hair, contain will give you a hint. He is black shampoo , color-tine rinse and all over wdth a white stripe down •Head-iiner” for grooming, at his back. Free comic books will $1.50 at the WELDON DRUG be given to children accompanied COMPANY. by parents. ‘ Your droom o f eomfert turns to m lity EVENING GOWNS for the Ma Tile ultimate In television decor when you atop into Cr a u x r c e ! And your " Nylon sonic Ball and other festive events Is is a TV screen. tailor-fitted to a idiiom of yohie are reaUaed tool la it any wonder are particularly lovely a t the room scheme. "A television screen that thia new Em«A Jr t k e n u ^ r ahoe te aiooeing WILR08E SHOP, 597 Main street. can be sunk, for instance. Into From glittering glamor for the decorative mirror. When ball game ^ a tremendoua i u following all acron the vlvacioua type to elegant distinc or' fights are over the inlrror re (Bountry? A uniqne deiign, walk-wonderful last, tion for the more conservative, sumes its origiinal tunctiog. Marquisette there are gowns for all tastes. auperb leatheia and hnnry detada era bringing aoMk iMtivNUMnnct. MaT.M.*tav.aMr.ew. VIC FLINT Vera Is Catching On BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANB CHENEY NECKTIES, long widespread fame to the name—CaAiABRCsl IT WAS TME A bright girt can comb the local favored Christmas gift because of Try CHALftncB today t / you « m « d IT WAS WH6N N . dime store snd come up with their handsome colora and exoep- 'You can call it grippa if you insiat. Doctor, but I'm going ”We*rt all nuts about him ovan R ha daaa aat a lot—ha’a " soMrmiNS 'YOU WBKUIXlMGi SOUHO OfWATSR Imaginative accessories to sharpen tlonally nice quality, are displayed to tall my frianda It’s a virus!” Just IHm two af tha fami^t” SUSPICIOUS VUITM THC AllAN IN ORIPPMGON For Curtains up a plain tailored blouse From In quantity—ready to serve those Tha shaa af^yaur drapma at on avarydoy pricat THC ROWaOAT, •ms OSCK/.' the button coimter select bright who dislike to get caught In the OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE White, Pink and Eggshell outslzed buttons to be tacked to final rush—at the CHEN EY a blouae at the collar points for a BROTHERS REMNANT SALES- CAN'T VOO HEAR 1 ^ V«LL- w ell. vou can • o v e f (VW HOVJ A tO ljr, AFBVJ * ING OUR HEADS OFFt MOU QUIT YELLIN’. CUi OFFATTLCIOIO A L A O p a R , OAMWBO button-down Oxford collar effect ROOM. 6 0 BACK AND SET A FEW THEM'S HUNTERS IS COMPUETCO/ IFtT , 9O0DS If four additional matching whop SPRISS OF THOSE IN RED COATS AN' per-sized buttons are stitched to ------ue PRixe.’t u -l 6ROKS HIS MiaHTB e yd. BEAUTIFUL REDANP HATS RESTIN' ON c o l l a r b o m b , gether cuff-Hnk fashion In pairs, The Inquirer brow n ONESALONS .THAT FENCE.' TUB CLUB WITH SfrrtR-H a girl has an accessory sot that that FENCE.' 0OOHB AMD PAlMT- DlMlMB OUT lOHOLDA iMes-CJ GOOSTtHB [ -MB VluJOOiM MAM OVER VilHEM HIS This is your opportunity to make some attractive Anerlca't Swarfad Walklag Sbaaa CULTURAL -THAT LAST OP OUR SOCIAL. OOF RAID/ WIPE dOfiSi eurUins at genuine savings. tiO O K f f IMTO OME m tiiiiaaiaanicaiMw THSMOaSK-f ( Remnants and Im perfects) ,Ata/i w im d for Kemp's Record Dept. Recommends S8R8CAMT ALBUMS FOR VARIOUS TASTES MOODS/ CsntouK feminine i WASH TUBBS Over You Go! L E S U E TURNER “ ROUND UP” ...... Roy Rogers argp ou it. f r j a '. that onci. Form floltorlng and fomol* fitting — that’s tha- soerst "SQUARE DANCES WITH CALLS” lUW KUOW’WNAIAifc HaPFElli* which has mode White Stag slacks fa m ^ avorywhtra. Pee Wee King TO A aUDOV O’ Mtua WHOV Dasignsd to 'fiottor you both fora and oft. Naotly "STARLIGHT SERENADES” ^ THE tailorod'vifith front plsots, hidden sldo sippsr, dssp Glen Miller Orchestra pockots and plonty cd wida bolt loops. Saiga, Plotlmmi, Nqvy or Block. "ITALIAN FOLK SONGS” .Dick Contino BROTHERS SizM 10 to 1 8 ...... M 6 9 5 SHOE SALON **Excltuively Yours** REMNANT SALESRCX)M m KEMP’S 474 MAIN STREET HABTFORD BOAD-^MANraESTER Incorporated OTW.wiLLAe*^ Acreea From The Post Office 8RtnrdayK9 A. M. to 5 P. M. i 16% MAIN STREET TEL. 5880 n - » fW'44 Furniture and Music Home of Frigidaire WHV tAOTMBRS CCT \ ■ . * I
WEDNESDAlf, NOVEMBER 9.1W9 Avsnigis Dnlljr N «t PrSfls Ron iWanrlifPBt^r fiv^nins I f f raid ■ 'Ifsilfk' ^ Oilshui, IHt
9 , * ? 4 8 mnU hM thm parU: » P»*o« «rf crMm for a butter, valu*; » e price Would Adjust Masthar k Ih* Audit IW auinPR IFr iw UPuttuI S lFi ^ M r asM wanMV tM*i ^ [ilg M ilk o f powder for a fluid ekim nUlk Buraaearssrealatoate teoiglit smi nMay. - ■ ' - ; value; and a fixed rate per n ^ * Mancheetar-^A City of VOiage Charm (bed weight o f milk to cover the Driving Habits ice Problem coat o f Kcelving mUk at ...... planta and *■ Pag* 18) aurplus producte. Thla laet Urges “WlnleriEing” of VOL. L m ., NO. |8 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUItl l ^ ' BiggMlN QnMtioii to anM U a matter o f life and death td the handler of eurpliw. Auto Handling as SAVE DURING WARDS EXTRA-VALUE“DAYS o n All Yf’UR Face Dair5^s,€oop«™* “ Surplue handling facilities, like any other fixed asset*, compete Well as the Cars End o f Era three, ParleyX Hears with other enterprises for a return Labor Views on investedinvcovciA capital. I f no return- Hartford, November 9—"Do not Lewis Snubs Bid is allowed, no one will Invest and wait for ice and anow to change New Tork. N . T .. Nov. the present surplus milk han^dllng Vote Results biggest problem fo r dairy i ^ facilities cannot be Improved, ex- your driving hablta," is Umelv adr COLD WEATHER NEEDS vice offered today by the Highway Uvea is how to find the right price '-nanded or replaced. Only a few Safety Commlaalon to all motor ^ r s of such sUgnatlon would For Peace Talks milk, decla^, How- vehicle opermtora and pedeaMans. Top Victory >y, general nwagM of Wipe out the progress of the last "Many drivers have vrinftrised two dfeades of effort to dispose of n rm______e rs ofNew Eng- cars,” states-William I t Greene, ing Aspects before the 33rd an- milk surpluses to the best advan Director of the Commission, "but Joins Democrats in Con* convention o t the National tage of fahners and consumer* unless past experiencies af* unre In Coal Walkout itlve Milk Producers Fed- alike.” ^ liable. too few have begim to think ■9 tending *Faiir DeaF Pro* atlon at the Statler Hotel,- of wlnterlxlng. driving habits, ad 'adnesday. justing attitudes to seasonal re Ching Droppittg Effort! gram Upheld; Republi* ••Dairy cooperatives have learn Lawrence Stars quirements. Safe drivers keep V f ed how to pool surplus milk,” Mr. out of accident Involvement by ad To Smooth W a j to News Tidbits cans Differ on Setback M b y declared, “but we have not In Stage Show justing apeeda to the season, to New Mining Contract; yet learned how to price it cor- road surface and vlaual conditions. CoDod From (/P) Wirco . By The Associated Press rwjUy. From July. 1M7 through In the proper frame of mind for Legislators Ignore Ree* A gigantic 8-sUr “In Person’’ Wm Tell Owners to Labor organisations Joined Dem Bowles Urges Unhappy Birthday March, 1949—21 months— dairy the first early anow or aleet, aa ocrats today In praising Tuesday’s ot farmers under the Boston order stage show will be presented at well as having a vehicle tat cona Home; Too Busy Thre* officials of left-wing ommendation by G * lost over half a million dollars in the State ’Theater, Hartford, this tion to be operated aafely tmder United Electrical Workers union election results as a major, victory emor That Assembly Paiwuing the market’s surplus Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A t adverse______conditions. such drivers To See Lewb Monday are chased out 'o f Pulaski, Va., by for President Truman's program. State Setup traction No. 1 will be BUI Lawr continue accident-free under any former U EW members who oon- But Kepubllcana, who loat im milk. . _ portant campaigns in New York Confine Busineflfl to ••Dairy cooperative* in the BoS' ence, handsome singing star of the conditions.” .... Bider them “to* Mttah” ... Pre Wofihinarton, Nov. 10.— (/P) state and eteewnere, disagreed on ton market liv e taken the inltia Arthur Godfrey radio and tele The bulletin emphasised that mier George Bldahlt’a office' an Question of Furnish^ toe significance of their setback. B e Changed Uve In solving this problem. In vision shows. BIU Lawrence, whose during the winter o f 1947-48, —John L. Lewis to^y nounces French cabinet will ga the fall of 1948 they asked the voice you thrill to daily on the 13,000 accidents Were caused dur snubbod the govemment'fi Botn the CIO Political AcUon ing State Aid fo r Into huddle tonight 'srlth Foreign committee and th* A r u's political Federal Market Administrator to Arthur Godfrey shows, has ing December, January and Febru bid to • cool conference and Minister Robert ftohuman on Big appoint a committee of men in. organization issued stacementa Describes Status o f Gov* School Building Pmv made such favorite' recording! aa ary because of severe winter Thre* talks now under way in and out of, the dairy industry to weather. Vehlclea lost trscUon Cyrug Ching, Federal media caking the Tuesuay bauoung a "Dreamer with a Penny,” “ I’m Be Paris which center on policy to Jaha nyuea, ehoaeo mayor of Boaton, icec4ve* a oMagntOtototy Ida* eminent As One of poses; Flood of Billfl study the price problem. They and skidded on city street or state tion director, said he waa Clear sign that the nation's voters ginning to Miss You,” “ Jealous REG. 49.98 from Ida u;lf* after hla victorious eleclioa. Hynes defeated Saiaee M. ward Germany ... Sweden re uaven t changed their minds about have found that the price formida Heart,” and “Why Was I Bom.” highway because of failure to pro dropping hig efforts to *Frastration, Inefficien* should Include adequate Invest ported to halve begun regular pro Ckirley. wbo had been mayor of Boatoa for the past Sve tenaa. (N B A mr. Truman’a propMste aince State Capitol, Hartford, Attraction N o ., 2 i* Sarah vide chains when requited to en ment income of the value of build amooth the way to a new duction o f new arrow-ihaped Jet telepbote). electing him presiuent in 1948. Vaughan, the girl with the ‘ Most sure progress. Drivert tried to op cy and Waste' Now Nov. 10.— (ffV—A special sas* ings, equipment, and working- cap mining contract. fighter plan* which can fly aMv* A top Republican, Harold E. Talked About Voice of 1949” and erate with sleeted windshields be slon of the Greneral AssamblY . ital needed to manufacture the cause defrosters were not working tilin g went to the White Houae Stasaen, also recalled laat year, winner of the Esquire New Star Stamford, Nov. 10—n Iq neutsal and -dost'telto' hath - tbir rialiued -a-part in the- vtetory df Judged by policies'carried out by =—t d —The Communist . govern set up a pubUe achool tmmwqg • Fineat dotoila need wdn* liighhyewl Thaea cuddly, DaaaHmR ed M night aftertm opa cordoned those who hold other beliefs -{w ni iDKtair "an off ColomMm’a Ospitol building left and right wing groups. Democratic congresemen frmn ment’s new Ministry of Church A f council mad* up a t tors* aanatoto 824-828 Main Si. cotton daipers cam* h convaidaiifAwo ploai day. arshlp” a t BclGrin’s uwtlaa ptotura Brooklyn and San Francisco, No Way To Fire Official fairs tightened its grip over all ^ ia qidta obriens," Chfaig said, ScienUst* a p o a r a iit e if ^ throughout the coun- (8) Emp]iloyers of four small lo- and thre* reprasentativaa. ^ laiustty ... w ell's* in the Democratic Inroads phases o f Csechoslovakla’s reli TeL 5161, Mancheater styl*..*ftia two pain af poali hava daiAhw- that had the miners not gone ^ suppress any further out cals in New York and New Jersey “ If toe governor la not satteflsd Its Job would be to aseartsin ly are within reach of metaoa of tj,e bitter flghUng which already have signed contracts with in the Republican City hall at Phil with an omcial’s work, there te no gious life today, even down to These or* Iti* som* wonderfrf xl^-coah selad foot for extra protacitonl Thay wadi wail back to work today he would nave partially eeatroDIng weather by what towns need schools and had to take eome action. It had has raged for the past month be toe new d O group. adelphia. It backed a losing can way to fire him,” Bowlea said. counting the pennies given out by whether they were financUUy we've been selling for $45 and 49.981 wear wal, naad'fio kanlngl OtooM from fekai. ehaagkig aature of dends; First tween Ltberala and Conservatives. •The situation aroae as a result didate for mayor in Buffalo. Imagine trying to run a plant or religioua charitable groups. to pay for UMm. reached the crista stage. National A ir PoUutlon symposium Their fin* pur* worsted gabardines, The president also suspended of the expulsion o f the UE by the business that way.” New degrees even gave to* 'Tha appropriation provM os ta pink or moiz*. Sim 1,2,3 and 4 Ihap oo^ Is told In Pasadena, Calif. sessions o f dspartmental assem national d O laat week. The ac cburdi office final say over what Complete the warmth of the chomof* leotfier Bn- Governor Bowles said when he toe btU waa 1 ^ blaalL, Christian Missions executive in blies and municipal cotincils. . tion waa taken on' the grounds the took office every major depart te to be taught In seminaries and Republican Houae ings, the luxury of hand-finished detoBs M iners D ig New York saya 380 Ckriatlaa lead- AssaasInaHou Rumor* Denied UE had too many left wing poli Quirino’s Lead ment bead “was a member o t the theological schools-and what text George C. Conway told aewsm^a at* la CUna have protested fur Widespread rumors of assassi cies. The d o immediately aet Republican party. books are to be used. the proposed appraprlatlea would mod* them worth every penny o$4|»se ther U. S. aid to NaUonslUt Kuo- Home Workshop nation attempts against political up ita own coimter-organlsation— "'When a governor tries to run a To Clarify Duries be disettesed at a future eaueua. low prices. But now when you need them '' Coal Again mlntang because o f recent leaders were denied Officially by toe International Union of E3ec- Mounts Today state under those circumstances it Conway, himself, expressed tha bombings. . . Maasachuastta SUte the national radio.. trlcal. Radio and Mathihe Work The decrees were issued to clari to beat coldest weather, new urhen te like trying to run General Mo fy toe duties o f the new ministry, belief yesterday that a 81.500.080 Boxing commission announces It Many business places in the cen ers. tors with the Chrysler board o f di appropriation would auffioe. you'll enjoy, their smartness. Wards has Joined Nattonnl Boxing aaeo- ter of the city closed early yester which came Into effect Nov. 1 108,000 Prefer d Q rectors,” he added. Democrats said tos administra Only 59" Long! olatlOB — the last atate to anter day afternoon aa troops began Laurel Trailing More over the bitter protests of the bring you zip-lined coott at an amaz Thonsands FoUow Or* To the new group, by the scores tion $25,000,000 bond, proposal N B A except lone holdout. New moving through the streets. The Democratic governor then Roman Catholic hierarchy. of thousan^, have come flocking Than 200,000 in Un* probably would be Introduced la ing low price. 8uy yours today and ders o f Lewis to Re* Before Congress was suspended, renewed his attacks on the legisla York. . . . President Truman says U E locate whose memberships are 1 1 1 * law setting up the church mid-afteraoon. tavel Winter shades. Sizes 10 to 18. Democratic election victories Tues the Liberal\party speaker of the official Vote Returns tive setup which, he said, has en m inistry, was a companion piece turn for Three Weeks preponderantly right -wing. A na abled the Republican party to >foay Heal With Labe* Mattes* day Should make It easier to put Houae o f Representatives inform tional survey has disclosed mSre of le g i^ tio n to a bill giving the ed President Osplna and. the min maintain control over the House of Many of th* measures Ihtro- his Fair Deal program through than 108,000 have shown a prefer . Manila, Nov. 10—(fl')—President state control of all churches, ad Pittsburgh, Nov. TO,—(P)— Coagrea*. ister of war that a Liberal group Representatives ever aince 1861. ministrative appointments and fi in the Houae intended to bring an ence for the d O —either by bolt EHlpidlo Qulrino’a lead over two (Contoined eoi Page Sixteaa) Thousands o f John L. Lewis’ opponents mounted slowly today nancial'affair*. Immediate official inquiry to de ing outright through membership United Mine Workers followed aa tardy return* filtered In from The latest decrees state that the Add ZIp-Out Coots T « Your termine whether there were meetlnga or by other strong ac 7^le8day'8 presidential election. new Church ministry shall: the orders o f th ^r boss today. grounde.for impeaching Osplna. tions. W ord Monthly Doymont AscountI Steel Peace Unotnclal returns at dusk gave Chinese Blunt 1. Supervise all the charitable They dug coal. ^ He aaked that troopa be aaslgned Thla waa to have been expect ed: Most unionists say the U E’a Quirino 1,123,940 votes. Trailing actlvitica of churches and |*li- The Unpredictable Lewi* or to protect the Congress and sup port it In ita work. 400,000 to 400,000 membership, him was; Joae Laurel, favored by glQUS groups and watch “that rell- dered hla 378,000 toft, coal miners Talks Start leftists and critic of United States Drive of Reds -Declares State of Siege prior to the split, was about half ^ous life develops according to Flashes! east o f the Mississippi to go beck and Philippines policy, with 901,- The governihent then declared right and half left. the provisions of the constitution.” to the pits until midnight, Nov. *‘ 3. Jose Avellno, third party (Late BoneSlaa o f Ika (ff) W h s) the state of siege. It said R 'waa Four companies already have 2. Supervise the publishing of 80. They had been Idle eight' Uoiion and Industry^! forced to do so because of official recognized locate which have se candidate, had 249,813. Acknowledge Presence the government-sponsored official week*. Information it has received in the ceded from the UE and gone over Offlctel Count Laga gazette for the clergy and toe pub Stin Trying to Oet Contract Leader Open Parleys past aeveral days about “ dlsor- to the d O and have signed with The official count from the Com Of Irregulars 50 Miles lishing of all religious Information Trial Set for Moiteay Lewie is atiU trying to get a On Legal Level * Today deni” In several parts of toe coun contracts, continuing the .old UE mission on Elections lagged. A t Ooser to Chungking New York, Nov. IS-iSV-JudHH contract to replace the one which try.” terms but carrying the Nev) lU E nightfall with reports from only (Continoed on Page SUteen) Coploa aad Valeatia A. OoMM mv expired last June SO. name. 312 of the Philippines 1,212 munici win g* on trial next Meatey. The Pittsburgh, Nov. 10— l/P>—CIO And some o f Lewis’ members They are the Phelpa-Dodge palities, the official returns stood Chungking, Nov. 10—(AV-Na- former Jnstloe department eoi- United Steel Workers and giant at: Quirino 525,333; Laurel 363,- say they don't like the- Idee of Corp., 1,200 workers, and Ameri Uonaliata asserted today they had ploye aad toe Soviet aaglaeer wbe* United States Steel opened peace 479; Avellno 105,364. going beck to work imtil the con' can Gaa Accumulator Oo., 300 em Damaged Sub waa sospeaded tra m U* Ualtaii talks on a ld$al level today which Air Is Warm A survey by The Associated blunted the Communist drive qn tract issue la settled. Bfit, as id' ployes, both kt Elizabeth, N. J., NatloBs Job are charged wltb ea rn might end the most coatly steel Press showed that only aeven of Lungtan, 150 miles east of Cfiiung- waya, they’re following Lewis’ or- and the Otis'EUevator Oo., 1,800 conspiracy to traaamlt stolea dssa ■trike in American history. the country’s 21 cltlea. had com dera. In Midwest workers, and the Stewart Stamp ktng. But they ackno'wledged the Under Escort meats to Rosaia la e^olatlsa *4 toe Rumors flooded this steel capl pleted their vote tallies imd report “ Why go back for Just three ing Oo., 75 employes, both at presence of Red irregulars more espionage lawB. FMeral dndgt W il tal that Industry leader U , S. Steel ed officially to the Commission on weeks?” was the general reac Yonkers, N. Y. than SO miles nearer to this refuge liam Bondy aet to* date todasr tion among a sober-faced group ia making an offer'to put ita 170,- Elections. O f 50 provlncea, IS still had sent no officlsl count to Tusk Proceeding to Na after aootoer...... brki exehaag* I wito of mlnera at nearby Brldgeville 000 workers hack in. the mills Temperatures 15 to 20 capital. Underwood Aske Clemency the commission. Six. others report OuMtehev, who la oeart ha* rialm MORE WORKSHOP. IN ItSS whm they learned o f Lewis’ dra across the country. Official reports said government val Base ai Argei;Ua; ed aa eff-ogala, an-agala kkawi There was no official comment Degrees Above Normal ed only fragmentary returns. troop* dispersed several thousand matic move. Seoul, Nov. 10— —Dr. Horace edge of' toe Eagllah laagoog*. from either Big Steel or Union Forty eight houra after the elec No Loss of Life SPACE. ..FOR I ESS MONEY' “ Ws might as well stay out Before Noon Today H. Underwood, American mission Red irregulars south of Pengshu, President Philip Murray. But tion (^irino waa not incUn^ to MoVe till we get aomething,” said one ary and educator, today aaked 95 miles east of Chungking, StockholderB’ Salt Settled meeting o f lawyers for both aides issue a victory statement. Nor waa than 1,000 were said to have been UMW member. By The Associated Press clemency Tor four young Koreans Naclonallst* Candidate Laurel In Groton, Nov. 10—<>P)—The sub Detroit, Nov. IS—(^ —A atsall “ A fter the 30th, we^ll be at it during the morning make It plain killed or wounded. holder** salt artriog oat a t tlni The weather was unseasonably condemned to death for slaying a mood to concede defeat marine Tusk, damaged yesterday (on strike) again.’’ another miner they are exploring the posslbllltlfs Pengshul te on the highway be in ! collision with the supply ship abortive SU.OOSASS Kalaer-Fiusar warm today In the mld-aecUor. of hla wife laat March 17. The kindly Answer for Slow Pace declared grlnuy. of a settlemant. tween Szechwan and Hupeh proV' Alderbsran in maneuvers off stoek deal last year haa bean Bat the nation. missionary appealed by tetter to Oldtimara who have .watched the W ill Be Glad To Work Chief Negotiator John A. Steph President Syngman Rhee. Ince* which Communist regulars Labrador, today was proceeding tled out a t eenrt. Uader to * ens, U. 8. Steel vice president. Teihperaturea were 15 to 20 de ■low paca of'election returns in A t Rusaelton, near PitUbuigh, these islands since 1936, when it farther east are trying to In under escort to the'U.S. Naval base term* Heary J. Kaiaar, eight a t Stood by as did tmlon authorlUss. grees above normal before noon, about 95 per cent of the striking Apples la Storage Set tieoord became a commonwealth, had one a drive from the south. at Argentia, Ne'wfoundland. his assoclatea aad tw * otoar Bal- miners were hunting when Lew Steel Worker teams were on hand and were Hkely to reach high answer: Onoe the trend la estab Rush Reteforcemeats A destroyer te accompanying the ser-ooatroUed eompaalea win pay 1 6 9 ^ orders came. One fellow, his g for a time but were told to go marks for the date bi some areas. damaged undersea craft, a Sub S147SA0S late toe Treaaory a i It was fair and mild again east Hartford, Nov. 10 —o^i-nCon- lished, government poll officiate The Nationalists said they had on hla shoulder and a rabbit In his home and report back at 3 p. m. necUcut’s storage taoldlnge of ap' marine Base spokesman said. He Kalaer-Frsaer Carp., aat emehli* 199.S0 wMh m alar of the Rockies, except for some who are on a dally pay qyatem nitoed reinforcemsnta to Lungtan hand, said he’d be glad to work. (e.a.t). plea of ipore than 800,000 buahete declared there had been no In showers in southern Tncas. Rain like to. stretch out their Jobs at a branch road. leading to tote “Pm tired of Just loafllng Big Steel and th* union haada are at a reoord high, toe state De juries or loss of life In to# acci around,” he aald. was. general a second atraight day flye to 15 pesos ($3.50 to $.7.50) a highway In jut effort to Imlt to* Shopsmith not ona tool that wHI 1.98 PUUOVERS were expected to get together be partment of Farma and Markets day as long as poasible. These dent. New PoMey Approved Within a few hours after Lewis’ fore the day la ou t Landing cred west o f the mountains. Red advance. The Tusk, commanded by Comdr. has reported. Holdings Nov. 1, sources pointed out that official Gen. Chang Yl-Tlng, govern Paris, Nov. IS (F>. Tha do several jobi, but 5 sM|or tools order, hla representatives In the ence to prospecta o f a break waa Sbewera In GhUrornla Robert K. P. Worthington. 34, of lax aatloaa today dppravad a 1948, t h e department said, counts are always alow for that ment spokesman, admitted the skillfully combined into on* husky field delivered official word to lo a union calf for meeting o f its Southern California had general Okkmount, Pa., figured in the poUqy toward w w t 0< SLASH^PRiCEDI amounted to 407,771 buahete. reason. revolt of two Nationalist dlvi' 8.98 ALUWOOL P EP P ER aL cal officials. Some mine . locals powerful Wage Policy committee shower*. Los Angeles reported half dramatic rescue Of toe crew of drafM ^ toe Big Three unitl With proper ottochmants Shop- scheduled meeting* Immediately— tomorrow — poeslbly to consider an inch In 24 hours. slons. He said this made poasible another subm ^ne which lexploded forelga atfariatora a o d .sa sfflithdossovarlOOjobsi It's precision 'others planned them today. a settlement. Th* midwest and most of th* the current Red thrust Into and Bank off to* cosM of Norway tivaly haBavad t* ha nUt* flhafOl Joseph Mautlno, president o f Lo Would Maaa End of strike eastern and. louU.em state* were Szechwan. *1716 revolt occurred In last August. Worthington dl' toaa that la to* past. Th* ps«Wt built for extra occurocy in close FLEECYDOWN RAYON BLEND cal 4436 at HarmarvUla, Pa., said A peace pact with U. 8. Steel in toe path of th* warm breeze* World Federation Urged northwest Hunan province. nected toe rescue. ” hl* men would meet today. He tolerance world It’s ruM *d ior the i r t o N i' would mean virtual eiid to the from Mexico and tha gulf. It waa Aghaat Over Deeerttoa Stroefc by AMerhasaa by A>ietiea*k Paaa zijsruc added: coatly 41-day strike by the Steel on the chilly side in northern New The Tusk was struck by to* aia'a Braest Bsria and ffraass'a big jobs too—weighs over 200 Ibt^ "What the boys decide 1* okay Chungking itself was aghaat The Beoafeis Workers for free Insurance and England and rather cool In toe In Bowles^ Proclamation over toe desertion of a n'umber of Alderbaran yesterday as ab* was Robert 25% WtooL 75% Royoo with me. They are very bitter, pensions as recommended by The Natoap- yet takes only Vi the usual worbhop 314 Ika of Ch f Wermtkl ^ 9 9 Pacific northwest. commercial planes to toe Conunu- surfacing, to* spokssmah said. Af this special low, you con buy her several.. but Mr. Lewi*' order* will send presidential board. Her radar and fadlo antennai were them back to work. They may Temperature* in the 60* and 70e nlata. The planes telonged to two space I Ask for a demonstration at U. S. Steel Is the only • normal over most of toe great Armistice dqy. Nation* which today representa Tha Alderbaran reported no Hong Kong to Chlneae CommU' 6^ S up In onal Mended to produc* on axtra resKent TressttlT Bslanec Today’s peace talk came on the plain* *tates, to* Ohio t ^ e y and "The path o t peace's** only 'in th* best and only r o ^ toward too damage don* to her. Lsadaa. Nav. K a prieal Iztra long 72x90" for mnpl* tudc-bi m towfces at Ifw neck, euffi and bottom. They wash Blat bases. v J ■uy ShapamMi an Wards Tim* thick, lofty nop. 4** royon totfci binding, fep p y, heels of a strtks-sndlng contract the southern Gireat Lakes rssTon. to* eventual aatabliabment bf a achleventent o t lasting peace. The ramming was reported to lah ChorelMi^ astro wid* 6 " binding. Amuno treated. |5 yr. guor- woR, give geisd long wear. Be smert, stock up Washington, Nov. 10.—(P )—The with Youngstown Sheet A Tub* IS Above la Malua world federation of nations “ Such a resolve,” concluded Gov- (A Hong Kong dispatch aaid 12 faymant Planl K>% Dawn, have occurred 175 miles o ff New ontoc ogeintt moth dam age). 5 glowing colors. white, rosedust, g r ^ blue, yellow. 72 x 84". or school ond Yule gHisI position of the Treasury Nov. 8: company, employing 19,000. Caribou, Me., reported a low of equipped with the powers neces- I amor Bowles, “ can give a new and planes of the two companies ysa- foundland during a gal* which at LMHa ira M Far ManHil Net budget receipts, 8179,702,• Shortly before last mlAUght 19 above oarlyioday. aary to enforca Ita decision,’' oaun- hopeful meaning to that moment terday flew to Peiping and Shang whipped up towaring 40-foot 939.08; budget expenditures, Great Lakes Steel at Datreit Rain fell th toe Pacific coaat Mlied the governor. | of aSenc* on. Nov. 11 ' when men hai from there. Only two oommer- waves. Bacausa o f wsathar con r 1184,013,082.82; cash balance, 34,- reached a similar agreamast for He urged, In hte. proclamation, : and women pause in remembrance d al flights to Formosa were fiiade ditions tke time of th* Tusk's ar 711,683.744.87. its 10,000 employes. (Coatlaaed on Pace Slxteawt ceaseless efforts “ to dsvelon ties I o f sons dead In hattu:'* hv the alrllnae todav.l rival a; Arrentia was uncartaia. hi Ha I __ i