a SATURDAY, DECEMBER t, 1»CQ M fllTirabVI Enmittg IfpraUi Any Afternoon This Week-C^t a Chest X-Ray. No Appointment Needed!
flra apparatus at Hose Co. No 1 Slatarhood, wearing hat own whita was largaly ftnancsd by the "tur aatin wadding gown with long Bulk or Bos Csndy Directs “ Messiah” Special Rites train and c a r i n g a Bible, wlU be Average Dally Net Press Run key, goose and pig” raffle. Bulld- From Fresh masitr A b o u t T o w n united in mock marriage to the For Om Weak EMtag The Weather Heard Along Main Street inga for vetorana’ homes, and Forocaat at tl. S. Woatber Baroae funds for welfart have been accom president of the Sisterhood. A ll Eleotrie Candy Caa«a Dacember t, 1868 By Sisterhood past presidents wlU ac|. as ma " Ite AewtcwTuefc* AuxUlwy And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too plished and financed by automo- Today, rain, aoulheaot galo 48- wffl Monday ovrolnf. Decem- blls.rafflea. trons of honor. The bridealnalda will be attired in colorful cocktail 10,163 50 m ll^ per hour In axiieaad bOT 4. at MfJrt o’clock In the Le So, the reformers will have a Arthur Drug Stores placra; hlgh«>at trmprralure aaar Specially Prepared Pro gowrna and wriU carry flowera. The gion hall. Plane will be made at In some one of the recent maga-. covered whcix: an early settler hard time explaining away a lot Mambar of Om Audit JRanrljpfitrr lEiirttittg Upralb 60; tonight, min changing to mow, Chanukah lighting ceremony in thia meetinf for the annual Oiriet- alnc laauea we read an article that planted them for fertilizer, but we of these factors when they try to gram to Be Given at the Barasu o f CliaalatloM low 26{ Tnraday, cloudy and oold. put an end to all kinds of gamb commemoration of thia holiday naa party. said that the way to solve preseitt haven't oven heard of any such In Manchester~—A CUy o f Village Charm ling and raffling. And won't they vriU be enacted by the glrta of the day Juvenile delinquency was to this locality. Local Synagogue This leaves Manchester practic have to cancel their insurance High aehool class of Temple Beth Oihbooa Aaaambly. Catholic send the parents to aehool. And, ally ns a zero, time-wise, for to policies? Because aren’t they real Sholom religious school. VOL. LXX, NO. 54 U) TmAfam of Oolumbua which la hold from some of the things wc have The Sisterhood of Temple Beth MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS gain any foothold on tlie calendar ly gambling on theip life expect Reception to Follow ing Ita annual CSirlslmae baraar observed around town that might Sholom membership meeting In of antiquity one must have bones. ancy or on the chance of losing Announcement of this meeting BRAYS thia afternoon at the K. of C home, conjunction with the Chanukah be as good a solution as any. One must have plenty of bonea their belongings In a fire? was made In the novel form of a win hold a bualneaa meeting, Tues Parents Just don't seem to give holiday will be held on next Tues wedding invitation and Sisterhoods and a goodly supplies of relics If he day evening in the temple. Mem Crook Lands Increasing Santa’s Sleigh BelongH day evening, December 5, at the a hoot how their youngwlers be "Can a man—without the aid throughout the state of Connecti Britain Seeks Prime Minister Leaves for Washington home. ThU wlU be the only busl- Is to enter the business of prosper bers are asked to note this one Honesty of Cafe Patrons have. especially In public. They ing from the aura of original age of another human being, ami, with cut are invited guests. A recep To Jeffery’s Grand-dad neae meeting In December. week earlier than the tuiual sched may clamp down on their offspring and ancientness that .some more out employliig a mechanical con tion, wedding cake included, will ule. follow the service. In the vestry. Hollywood, Dec. 4.-j,(4P)— Kansas’’ City, Dec. 4. ()P)— One Million Chinese at home but when they are out trivance of any sort—rise bodily To Keep Job favored spota hold. Aftei* a short business meeting a “People are getting more-hon Ifm . Ahce J. SchuR. of 114 visiting, or shopping, they don't from the ground and sail through All members, husbands, friends Santa Claus wss greeting chil Of course. If might h<- easy speci .l program has been planned Woodbrldge street, has returned the air?'-' and non-members are Invited to est these days,” said . A note dren as he sat In a big sleigh seem to care enough to get the proper bonea If and prepared by the program chair left by a burglar who rifled a hoane after eleven weeJu’ In Hart- We had even one enterprising sn- That's how the story, "The Man the wedding ceremony and recep As Suez Guard In a department store. Bright- Just the other day we were in man, Mrs. Julius Fradin. Since cafe's cash register and phono fort hoapltal. She la mtich improv. one of the town's large self-service tlquarlan who would head such a W’ho Floated Through Air" starts tion as guests of the Sisterhood. eyed threl-year-old Jeffery Chanukah la a happy holiday, in Thia elaborate and specially pre graph boxes. The note, discov Miller stepped up and de r t m health and nrnet grateful to store*. A mother and her young project. in the January Issue of ".Sir" mag commemoration of the rededlca- pared program la novel and It Is ered yesterday, said “not one clared: "You've got Grandpa's Reds Now Committed Consider a moment: three Eu azine. It's all about the Norwich all her frlenda for their kindness sters were shopping, or rather be tion of the temple, the Sisterhood Begins Talk With Egypt nickel was phoney.’’ ropean cities and the city of Santo lad, Daniel Donglas Home, who. It expected to be long remembered as sleigh." it said the mother intended to has appropriately chosen this meet one of the flnest programs to be "I have?" oaked the sur- ahop. She was busy gossiping with Uoiuingo on this aide of the wster Is said, defied the laws of gravita On Ticklish Issue; rlslm to fx)aaeaa the genuine skele tion. He left home and gave ing to rededicatc itself to service presented at the temple. pnaed i^anta Claus. "Yes." the another woman all the while her G. .Albert Pearson to the synagogvie and to tlie com ton of Columbus. seancee In the homes of many Canal Held Open Gate boy said, "and I want to be little brat was running wild around munity' by performing a mock careful with It." RED CEDAR the store pushing one of those Where are we? Quite candidly prominent people. Among them On Wednesday evening, Decem way to An Invader Top Reds Ask To the Korean War marriage of a new member and the Santa eaaed through the store pickup carts ahead of him. history says that Eric the Red or wss Ward Cheney of Cheney Brothers silk mills and F. L. Burr, ber fl at eight o’clock the A Cap- president of the Sisterhood. tleklish situation by promising He bum(>ed into oUier shoppers, Lief the Lurky got over here In horns and helmets long before Co editor of the Hartfonl Times on polla choir of the High school will The wedding serivee will take lx>ndon, Dec. 4—()P)—Britain be to treat the sleigh carefully. CLOTHES POLES ran it against the track of the legs WANTED lumbus. but nobody has ever found the night of August 8, 1852 In the present Handel's "Messiah" In the place In the sanctuary under the gan political talka with Egypt to Court to Toss Jeffery was right. His grand U. S. Eighth Army Pulls of a number and wa.s generally wedding canopy, i id the ceremony Listings, both rural and father. Everett Miller, had In 20, 25, 30 Ft. Lenglhs any bones to prove It. They have Cheney home here. sanctuary of the South Metho day aimed at confirming her role Attlee Here for Talk Bark Through Pyong raising cain. The article says Burr was a will be performed by Rabbi Leon urban by which we can bet rented the sleigh to Santa. found a supposed Norse tower and dist church. as defender Of the Suez Canal— And 10 Ft. Yard Posts Finally when o- ■ woman shop a couple of inscribed stone slabs, hard-headed Yankee, not given to Wind, assisted by Cantor Etra. Out Conviction Clarence Helsing. organist and ter serve our long list of an eastam Invader'a gateway to yang; Hope to Estab per gave the youngster a sharp but to hold any historic water, the fairy tales. He wrote a story Special Sermon Installed calling down and told him to cut choirmaster of the Emanuel Lu In the sermon, which has been property buyers. much-pHaed Africa. lish Strong Defense human element must also be re about the "graceful, floating mo theran church, will be the organist With Truman Tuesday out the rough stuff the mother of specially written for this occasion, "•* Porker "ST Foreign Secretary Bmest Bevin, trieved. tions" that Home wont through and George 'Vince, a graduate of Highest Tribunal Begins the little darling gave the other Rabbi Wind will rededicate the beset by a Cairo demand that the U. S. E xp ciises Line Around Seoul Few go to see Norse tablets, The party of men were sitting the class of 194H w ill lx> guest solo- JARVIS A o i Sfodm e Anglo-Egyptlan treaty be can customer one of those pasty facial hut thousands go to see one of the Sisterhood for service to the syn Deliberations Today F. nnCERALD with Home to see If he could ma IsL The presentation will be un celled. sought waya to: And Port of Inchon; expressions and mumbled some four genuine assemblies of Colum agogue and to the commiuiity and terialize any "aplrlt lights.” Tlie der the direction of G. Albert The world's most-wanted peri" 1. Preserve for the Weat the Phnn 2-I4I7 aarcastic sounding remarks. will point out the lmportan<^ of REA LTY CO. On Appeal of Ameri To Rise Fifty Nati.»..8 Ask lOih Corps Threatened bus. room was fairly dark, but not Pearson, director of music at the . . . sure to displace all others aecurlty of the vital Canal Zone; If these v.-omen can't control Any other country but ours, enough so that they couldn't see sisterhood work and loyalty to the 654 CENTER ST. local High school. vour "someone special" may 2. Satisfy the feelings of Na- can Qimmunist Chiefs their youngsters when they act possessing a proper respect for quite clearly, then "suddenly Home temple. PHONE 4112 With Trap in East An Innovation this year will be nave. Plathenium-tlpped 14 K tioDallBt Egyptians who claim their Greeted by Prekidenl, i U . ]\ , A s s e m l l l v tlwl way why don't they leave history would have had at least began to arise." Burr felt Home's The bride, a new member of the Per Cent Soon the presentation of the entire so gold point, sp^ial ink-flow Independence cannot be squared Washington,. Dec. 4—(/P)—The th»m at home loi ked up in a two Washington tombs. feet and they were lifted a foot i> ______MarHliall and Aeliesoii' Tokyo, Doc. 4.—(/P)— Unit prano section of the choir singing meter assure' flawless writing. with the preoence of foreign troope cloeet, or Ued to a bed post? We In England, we hear, some an from the floor." Three times Home country's top" Communist Party the four recitatives of the Nativ Pli-glasa reservoir (no rubber on their soil. ed Nations forces threw up TINTAIR never could see why some parents cients are buried In at least ten went up and the third time he waa ity section and the aria "Come The talks began formally with leaders today ask the Supreme See Vast Increases Buiwm; ill Crisis places, which Isn't Impossible If carried all the way to the high parte). 8 smart colors. • a reai'Kiiard shield 10 miles were arrested for chaining the Unto Him"; and the entire alto a luncheon staged by Bevin for Court to throw out their con Kaahlngton, Dec. 4—(/Ti •- the iinfortiinste person was sliced celling of the room which .fright In Defense Costs by north of Pyongyang today to brats to a fence poet. A good many section of the choir rendering the SERVICES SinsiU Pont from $13.50 Egyptian Foreign Minister Mo- spiracy convictions and declare British Prime Minister Attlee Now Available At of them we i.ave seen needed Just for distribution. ened everyone there. Including alto aria "He Shall Feed His hamed Salah El Din Bey. They Lie Invites Cliiiia Reds protect their bitter retreat But what we are a bit skeptical JO-ANN that the law under which they July 1; Ask O. K. of esune here toilay fa> talk over that kind of treatment. Home himaelf. Flock." Soft from $10.75 were being continued later at a south through tiiat tenke for about Is the number of genuine The atnry continues that even That interpret the wishes were tried Is unconstitutional. the world crisis with President To Dyiner to Discuss Barcla.v Wood, organist and R«ad«r and Adviser meeting between the two minis Profits Tax Bill Tnanan, and their first oon- shin hones displayed In Europe for Houdini couldn't duplicate Home’s choirmaster of Concordia Lutheran "The atatute and the convlctlone mer Red Korean capital. Lit ManchesteT'a eands must be of ters. ’ ference was promptly set for Korea Situation With such a character as Francisco sensational flight and a senior In High school will of the family. A t this time, of high world ten- cannot be validated without de tle fighting was reported in fairly recent origin. We make this stroying the constitutional foun Washington, Dec. 4—i/P)— Secre PINE Plzzaro. who also Is said to he New England was noted for render the baritone recitative; Has Moved To New Addres.s •ien, aides said. Be"vln would tell this afternoon—a day earlier Britain anil Othcri that northwest seijtor. But statement because. In spite of the dations of American Democracy,” tary of the Treasury Snyder said than originally pfawinrd. Juiried rompletely, all bones In- strange happenings in the 1800's, "Thus Saith The Lord" and the 33 Elm St., O ff Main St. Salah El Din Bey Britain Is not Ueut. Gen. Walton H. Walker, U. tremendous digging that has gone tnet. In Limn, Peni. Verity, this especlslly around Massachuaetta they asserted In a preliminary today government outlays may Tha White House annoonced aria, "But Who May Abide.'' E. BRAY prepared to acce|A the Cairo gov New York, Dec. 4—(/T)— United 8. Eighth Army commander, said PHARMACY on here over hill and dale as new msn must have had 67 legs to hold "Tlie Man Who Floated Through Near Connecticut General John 6. Burke brief. British Prime Minister Clement Attlee wa%'es from doorwsy o f strato- that the two government hends, homes have been celiared. nobody Pi-eccdlng the program Fred ernment’s one-sided denunciation Jump 50 per cent to s 367,500,000,- the Red CTilneae had rolled five all the leg bones st this time Ir Air" article reveals that these Rogers, carllloneiir will present a FUNERAL HUM^ .lEW ELER o f the 20-year-old treaty—which The Justice Department In reply rrulser at London ,\lrpoii prior to departpre of bin party and himself w1Ui their Ntaffs of aidvisers, States and five other countries to armies of 15 divieiona- up to 150.- 664 CENTER ST. has even turned up a fishbone. Insurance called.the 11 Reds "enemies of the 000 total in the next fiscal yMir refutably In evidence. strange events took place even In program of Chrl.stmas carols. State Theater Building Btlll has six yean to run. for Washington and a conference with President Truman. (A P Photo would begin their talks at 4 p. day formally asked the United Na 000 men -aouth of the CTiongchon One thing that la cerUln can Then there Is the matter of the Manchester. 87 East Oenter St. TeL 6868 That alliance gives Britain the state" and "conspirators" who %1a radio from London). starting July 1. m. (BHT). H ie sehedule, when easily be seen; the underground "rte public Is Invited and a free 737 Main St. Manchester tions Assembly to take up aa an river within striking distance of head of John the Baptist. Con Tel. 6-1.370 Hartford right to base her troops in Egypt. would destroy the U. S. Govern Attlee left Britain, had called Pyongyang. here Is too recently formed to will offering will be taken. Ambalaaee Benrtee ment. He said this may be the result urgent matter the Chinese Com servatlvely there are three of hla Again we have the unhappy It further binds the tw o countries for a meeting tomorrow noon. These were the shock troope of have held a prehistoric sloth or a skulls In circulation. He Is in a "The Bill of Rights,” the De of "vast Increases in defense costa" munist intervention In Korea. necessity of reporting that the to close military cooperation in more than 1,000,000 Chinese that sabre-toothed chipmunk. Once In a class with Napoleon, who.se heart tree was prociirod in Granby and partment argued In a reply brief, that will require "very substantial The request wae made In a tele time of war and threatened war.. Washington, Dec, 4 (ID - Brit General MocArthur said were AUTO CLASS while some Indian bones are tin- Is said to be buried In Corsica, church notes of a certain congre Is Immense for on evergreen spe End of Death Penalty tax increases. ( ” gram to U. N. Secretary-General Egypt Accuses Britain “was never Intended to be a hid either In Korea or heading for the Paris and other places. gation cajne to us inscribed on the cie. ing place for the enemies of the Snyder, appearing before tha ish Prims Minister Attlee arrived Trygve Lie. Diplomatic quarters MIRRORS back o f a beer sign. 'Thia hap MeINTOSH, DELICIOUS Egypt claims Britain has broken Senate Finance Committee, urged ■aid It might be taken up by the battlefrontg from Manchuria and The whole subject la vastly In various provisions of the treaty state, and a convlent underground here today for talks with President pened once before, to our consider The festoons of evergreen, stud- enactment of President Truman's Aesembly'e t4-nation steering central (Thins. triguing, and shows what may and B A L D W IN and so has rendered it null and for conspirators In the service of Truman aimed at finding com able horror, and the matter now ed with colored bulbs and a pend For Murder Urged a committee either today or tomor In the bitterly cold northeast, be done by the proper approach void. foreign governments.” 34.000. 000.800 "Excess ProflU" irks again. While we are not Inimi ant CTiristmas bell, which now nte Army and Navy mon policy In the world crisis and row. reinforced Chinese mounted a to the subject of antiquity. It is Egypt further asserts her own Violated Smith Act Tax Bill. He said a substitute bill cal to beer, we share the sober illuminate Manchester’s Main APPLES averting the threat of a global The telegram was signed by the critical and more Immediate REPniR nothing to And that some historic army can defend the Suez Canal The Communist, leaders were recommended by the House Tax SHOE feelings some associations must stem, always look festive whether war. chief delegatee of the United threat to the U. S. Marines and charsefer has six skulls In clrculs adequately. If It Is given the equip convicted in New York of violat writing Committee would raise viewed from Center church By Legislative Body Attlee’a big four-engined British States, Britain, France. Norway, four other U.N. dlviatona. tion, sll tsken from him at dlT hold about any possible alignment $1.00 bushel a u b ment. She buys much of her arms ing the 1940 Smith Act. The Act only 33.000,000,000 annually. airliner "Cathay" rolled up on the Cuba and Ecuador. These were the loth Oorpa Periled ferent ages, or that an Important of church notes and drink. Should down, or from the South Metho from Britain. But supplies have makes It a crime to advocate and "The events of the past few days dist church, northward. The local National Airport apron where six countries which sponsored the person had as many as 15 hands we not protest in time here, who [ been suapended in recent weeks teafh the \1olent overthrow of this Hartford, Dec. 4 —(4^ —• The i Policemen to retire after 20 years in Korea and In other parts of the The Reds were driving on the store windows and interiors are all President Truman, Secretary of Soviet-vetoed Security ChuncII In Europe they preserve this sort knows that the church service pro LOUIS M. BOTTI irbecause o f ' her campaign to oust government. Legislative Council proposed today , instead of 25 years of service re- world testify to ths compelling twin east coast Induetrial clUea ot looking their best. Stocks are full, The 11 were fined 310,000 each State Acheson, Defenee Secretary resolution calling upon the Peiping [U IH Ijl^ U-LURIT of thing, and make mon?y at It. gram Itself might not be found "lie British garrison. that Connecticut abolish capital need for the enactment of addition Hamhung and Hungnam. They there Is * wide choice of the new- and given prison sentences rang ' gardlees of age. Marshall and other officials were Regime to withdraw Its troops But here In Manchester, time one day to have been printed In and SONS Another main Egyptian demand punishment, legalise certain games I The Council recommended re al profits taxes at this congression waiting at about 9:45. threatened to leolate the entire has been too short. As we said In ferior to a stein of beer rampant, est and latest in wearables and toys BINGO ing from three to live years. Ten from Korea. 10th (Torpe. Its five dlvlMons are Bush Hill Road Manchester vhlch Britain rejecla: are at liberty under bond. The of chance and intensify Us fight jection of a proposal to prohibit al session," Snyder said. After the greetings. Attlaa made ■I • i V l l t f O opening, not even a wishbone ex or some other heraldic (not this for the kiddies, in some stores new IJs Invites Chian Bada widely ecattered ever Uia rugged lU H OMtm (M. She wants to incorporata tha other, Eugsne Dennis, Communist against sex crlrhea. ; attachment of property In law suits "The over*.idtaig eonalderatlon a statement for the newsmen ists here. paper) device like a bar sinister? departments have been opened up Telephone S-1001 There was no Indication whather northeaat Korea leaboK. ffin liftiv ft 0 temporarily for toys, and there la Party Secrstsry, is In Jsll serMng In a report prepared for the new before damages are swarded In a at this ttms Is the government'* thera. Leavs us not mistake flagons for / Every Saturday Night (Oontlaiied m Faga BSgbt) the same resolution would be eub- Marlnaa and doughboy* battled Lower St. Lrral no need to shop further afield, but a year for contempt o f Congress. Legislature which e&nvenes next i cose. need for more revenue." He said his aim in the talks mltted to the Assembly or wheth When is a person gambling and ikons! month, the Council also recom- I Stems From Adler Suit Eatlmate “May Be Low*' with Mr. Truman—which are to deeporately to break out of deep when Is he not ? What Is a raffle shop early! Cite Oermaa Fbarlsm er It would be revised In an effort mended legislation which would j The proposal stemmed from the Snyder toJ' the Senate Commit get underway tomorrow— "Is to Rod trape la tha Changjin roaer- and what Is not a raffle? And. The Communists raised two ma to brand tha Chinese Communists STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP jor questions In their appeal: create a statewide adult probation 3200,000 suit brought against Mrs. align our policies In the new and volr area. A P (Torreepondent Tom what's the difference between a We often woader who lies the Now that December is with us tee that his previous estimate of as aggressora. Thia may be decid iKiUs Himself First, does the Smith Act vio system, establish a Domestic Re- i ------troubled situation In the world and Stona reported Chinese pressure gamble and a raffle? Artordlng'to most In this perpetual controversy and difficult traveling conditions 345.000. 000,(KK) In outlays and a ed after consultations In Wash between the “wets” and the late the free spee^ amendment lations Court; and permit State I • (Continued on Page Six) 32.000. 000.000 deficit this fiscal to find the means of upholding ington between prime minister the dictionary gambling Is play may descend upon us at any mo 2p REGULAR GAMES 3 SPEaAf.S (Continued on Png* Eight) "dtya’* ? ment, the following slogans are to the Constitution r Second, does year, which ends next June 30, what we both know to be right.” Attlee of Britain and President ing a game for etakea, such as OoM Wind Oreeto Rim It so' happens that literature new and timely; "Ease Up In a laving Autoists It violate another amendment "may prove lO be too low In light Truman. money, and a raffle Is the putting He accused the Communist bloc from both sides, comes to this of Freeze-Up! You Can't Stop On An which says no Mrson shall be de of the events of the past few days.” Consultations continued here up of equal shares of something bf of trying to "drive a wedge be fice each week. Here Is a testi Icy Dime! Take Your Time in prived of life, liberty or property He continued: throughout the day, but delegates value, such aa money, the sole pos- A without due process of law? On See Hope of Bringing tween our two peoples." Claim Truman Orange H all B ingo sess'ir, or winner, to be determined monial from a "dry’’ in Ohio; Wintertime! More Brains—U>e National Guard Flier Re "The prospects for fiscal year were unusually reticent about X the latter question the Red lead A harsh, cold wind, driving low by chance. "I was rather wild In my young Chains! Keep Your Wits ahd 1952 (beginning next July 1) and what was going on behind the er daya learned to smoke at the fuses “ Easy Way Out” ers contend the Act must fall be subsequent years are far more ser wet clouds swept over the port ae scenes. When are you breaking the law. Windshield CTlear! Rain - Sleet- cause of "indeflniteness.” age of eight, played pool In a sa ious. 1710 JTeaident's budget esti the BrHleh and American leaders U. N. Secretary-General Lie Needs a W ar EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT and when mte you within the law ? Snow—The Time to Walk Slow!” Lest Others Die "The rise of German Fascism Dead Baek to Life loon when atm in knee pants and mate for thS coming year will not talked for a minute or so before the Invited the Chinese Communists Some placee gambling is legalized — A. Non. teaches us that precisely such saw my boy friends take their be complete for some time. As a President returned to hla watting representatives to meet with top Penny Bingo 7:15 to 7:45— Regular Bingo at 7:15 and In some places It is against first drinks at the inslstancc of Dallas, Dec. 4—(JP)— A National vaguely worded statutes are the automob,IJe British and Indian U, N. delegates Pravda Says “ Only Lun Instruments for the sweeping sup result of the vast Increases In de the law while at the same time drinkers at the bar.” I Guard flyer yesterday elected to In the" meantime, the British at his home tonight In a possible WASTE PAPER pression of dissent,” their brief fense costs, the level of -govern raffles are simpl.v overlooked. The Now any peraon who lived dur ' die In bis flaming Jet flghter rath Berlin Election mental expenditures next j-ear lesder had greeted all the Amer mediation move In the Korean con atics” Would Believe game of "Bingo" is legalized In declared. "The statute is so all-en chine Opens Up iNew flict. Ing the aaloon age in thia country er than riak the lives of scores of may be half again aa large as this ican officials he knew, such as this state. It Is a gamble no mat STILL TIME compassing os to Impose political Informal Dinner He Is Seeking Peace ORANGE HALL knows that Is absolutely not so, Sunday drivers. year. ter how you look at It and hun FOR censorship over vast segments of Avenues; Experiments A spokesman for Lie said repre A youth under 21 years of age Flmt Lt. James Arthur Bradley Blow to Reds Very substantial tax Increases (OitatLiart OB Page Nine) dreds of people play the game our people.” sentatives of Israel, Sweden and may get a drink, and does, nowa o f Dallas was killed when he flew Prove Successful will be required to carry out the Moscow, Dec. A—(IP)—Pravda, each weelt. CHRISTMAS No “ Suicide Poet” Pakistan also will be present. He days. at our taverns. the burning plane off the Hensley essential policy of financing the the Commiinlat Party newspaper, Horse races are conducted all COLLECTION Field runway and over about 100 On the other hand, the govern said "there will be an Informal But in those days saloonkeepers ment’s reply said "the restrictions One and a Half Million CTleveland, Dec. 4.—(/Pi Some greatest possible amount of these dinner" after which there will he says President Truman "needs war over the country and open betting believed It to be their duty to keep PORTRAITS automobiles parked at the end of body soon a human who la "clini costa by taxation. Mrs. Roosevelt an opportunity to talk. and not peace." That, tho paper is allowed at the tracks. Yet If the children out of their places. They OF YOUR riin.DREN the strip. He crash landed in a Voters in West Zone Can’t HeslUte so-called "bookies" take a bet on Don't Delay MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 thinly populated area Just beyond (ConUaned on Page Eight) cally" dead may be brought back Gen. Wu Hslu-C?huan and his added. Is why "he is going Into a were fanatics In this respect. K. O. Communism "The Importance of sound na three top aides will attend. Sir new war hysteria." a horse they are liable to arrest Phone For Appointment Today the field. to life by a new artificial heart- tional finance to an adequate de Is Threatened Gladwyn Jebb will be present for "Who but lunatics can believe and a jail term. Just yesterday a Lt. Col. B. Mtt Taylor, Base Com and-lung machine. How many remember those few fense efforts leaves no room for Britain and Sir Bcnegal Rau for In the peaceful Intentions of Tru Judge in a New York City court people with guts enough to buck ANNE GRIFFIN mander, said hsl would recommend Berlin, Dec. 4—(45—West Berlin, One machine that may do this hesitation. We have far too much said that he didn't see the sense IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION Couple K ill India. man and hi* friends?!’ asked Prav popular opinion during World War MOBILHEAT Bradley for the Congressional Anti-Red political fortress 100 is being kept In readiness during at stake to risk the consequences Rau has already held two prl- in allowing a man to bet on horse Medal o f Honor because the lieu Caller Says She Will Be da In a front page editorial— the. II and warn us that Uncle .Sam Chilli Phoiosirapher miles behind the Iron Curtain, difficult heart operations at of inadequate and tardy financial racing "inside the track" and tenant’s action ' probably saved first authoritative Soviet comment wa.s getting too chummy with Pal 47« MAIN ST. PHONE 4989 Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing Hahnemann hospital in Philadel preparedness.” Shot at Diiinei«=-Bul (Contlnued on Page Ten) then make arrests for betting on I many Uvea. 3 Y ear O ld knocked out Communism again on the Presldrnt's news conference Joey Stalin? They were called FUEL OIL To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! yesterday with a record 90.4 per phia, in case the patient's heart j. Urging that Congress 4^opt the last Thursday. horse racing "outside the track." An interna] explosion In the F- stops. fascists, traitors, and lots of other cent vote In municipal elections. President’s pending "excess prof There’ s No Shooting Pravda made no mention of Mr. There are those who will tell cute little names. Now, If they 84 Jet set it afire on the takeoff. . TTic machine and ita polentiali- its" tax pCo^sal without change, .vou that the first section of our Officers watching said Bradley Beat Cbild to Death Be Disregarding Red threats and a Truman’s remarks on the atomic wish, they can hang some labels Communist boycott. 1,504,414 of tlea were described yesterday by Snyder declared corporate profits New York, Dec. 4 (/Fl — Mr*. bomb, however. nation's capltoI was financed by a Dr. Charles P. Bailey, chief of Japs Cannot on us—beginning with "suckers.’ 1,664,091 eligible Berlin voters cast this year have been so large they Pnuw Talk “A Mask” AAA A NEW SERVICE ALA raffle. Were you In the draft in SWEET CIDER (Oonthmed on Page Tea) cause Sbe Refuses cheat surgery, and assocliftes at can be tapped for 34,000,000,000 Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke st the World War 1 or W,orld War 2? If their ballots, complete official re W ildorf-Astoris hotel last nlght^ It declared that the President's The Christmas street lighting To Take Medicine turns showed. Hahnemann, to the Ohio chapter "without Imposing hardship on Fight in Korea official statements on latest devel AT MANCHESTER GREEN so your number, or the order by of the American Ctollege of Cheat has been turned on the past week The dominant Socialists lost a corporations." apparently unaware she had been opments In Korea "promised to LEA\'E YOUR CAR A T NIGHT FOI^ A GREASE JOB AND which you were called, waa de Fresh from our new mill Physicians. Estimating that corporate prof- In.Hartford, from Morgan street third of their previous strength to threatened with death If she ap expand still further the American OIL CHANGE. PICK CP IN MOKMNti ALL READY TO GO. termined by a raffle. to the South Green, and along Charleston, W. Va., Dec. 4.— It has worked successfully on Ifx for 1950 "will probably aggre- every day. the runner-up Christian Democrats Army and to continue the United Many good things have been ac Pratt street. The effect is a bril (If)—A young West Virginia cou dogs. It kept one dog alive for 71 gaw^ 337,000,000,()()0, or almost peared. Premier Yoshida Bans GAS STATION OPEN ALJ. NUiUTl News Tidbits and Free Democrats. The Social States Imperialist machinations complished by rafhe. For example. liant, pale yellow light rather ple signed statementa admitting Shortly before her scheduled ap Should Y'ou Need Wrecker Service You Have Right To Designnte ists polled 653,974 votes, the (ThAst- Volunteers; Adoptn a than the usual red and^reen. Sur Big variety of apples for Culled Prom (JP) Wires they beat a three-year-old girl to (Caatlnnrt on Page Ten) pntloued oa Page Tea) pearance at the annual dinner of / isn Demberats 360,829. the Free (Continued on Page Seven) Y'our Choice. Call . . . mounting each of the poles along death because she refused to take the Betb-EI Hospital, police said sale. PIKE some medicine for a cold. State Democrats 337,477. “ Hands Off Policy” the sidewalks is the replica of a they received an anonymous tele huge candle, outlined by a string Rctrest la Korea brings on 'Trooper W. S. Webb said today. Unite Against Rrts phone message. COOK’S SERVICE STATION Famous Brand Heating Oil severe setback in stock market Murder charges were filed But leaders of all three parties, Tokyo, Dec. 4 - (/P)—Prime Min A L A Manchester Green, Conn. A A A of alternately colored and clear PACKAGE STORE "A man with a gun is going to Clean— Hot— Economical Freacb police sad U. S. Martaes against Junius Ross Smith, 37, headed by Socialist Mayor Ernst shoot Mrs. Roosevelt If she appears ister Shlgeru Yoshida declared to Reds Fight UeN. lights. Sage-AIIen’s lowest building ANSALDI’S STAND W ILB U R C. BROWN, Permittee day that Japanese "cannot be TELEPHONE 5501 Is topped with the usual Christmas Plu8 Time-Saving, Trouble- I throw protective screen around and hla wife, Lilly May Smith, 28, Reuter, pledged they would con tonight.” the caller said. BOI.TON of nearby Bt. Albans in the death tinue tbelr three-faction city coali News Flash es permitted" to volunteer In the tree with varl-colored bulbs. The 278 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST emhasay in Paris to controf stream Saving Service No Untoward Incident Korean campaign. o f Communist petitioners protest' Saturday of Ida Smith, no rela tion aa a united front against Rus W ith U. S. Arms tion. Dr. Goff P. U lly, Kanawha (Late BuUeilna ol the (JPi Wire) Uniformed police and plaln- He made the statement during a Ing against possible use of atomic sian aggression. Efficient Weather-Watching county coroner, said the child died clothesmen were mobilized at near question period In" Parliament. FREE DELIVERY - TEL 7330 bomb in Korea . . . . Congressional Five WestdSn splinter parties ap Safety Tested System o f a brain hemorrhage. pearing on the ballot here for the by stations and sent to the scene. Yoshida aald the Japanese gov Chinese and Indochina leaders quote President Truman as Some guarded the speakers' table, Webb quoted Smith os saying hrat time each failed to win five Find Dismembered Body ernment Is firm In its constitu Prompt, Automatic Fuel I aaylag he wants veterans of Kor- he hit the girl with his fist and others mingled with the 1,200 tional ban on armed forces and Communists Advance I aaa fighting to hava "01 education- pc.' cent of votes and so got no New York, Dec. 4— (iP)— Parts of a white woman’s nude USED CARS GRANDE BARBER SHOP Deliveries knocked her against a wall. The seats in Berlin’s new House of guests in the ballroom, and still war. Wines, Liquors, ] al aid’’ that was givan veterans of officer said Mrs. Smith told in her Deputies. body were found today in a Brooklyn baggage room of the others manned the surrounding 8e«s No world War HI With American Gunv o u now Full Measure Guaranteed I World War n. balconies. D o Y K — 869 MAIN STREET— (Over Marlow’s) statement that ahe then struck As the record vote was cast, the Long Island Railroad, police reported. The grisly members . The Premier said he did not ex 1940 OLDS 4-DR. Body a f 40-year-old widow Is the little girl with a board. Soviet zone’s official news agency were found by Roy B. Smith, baggage man at the Fourth There wss no untoward Incident. pect the Korean campaign to de Washington, Dec. 4 —(IP)— The I found In lonely woods and Bolyston, Webb said the chlld’a father, ADN reported that East German On leaving, Mrs. Roosevelt was velop into a third world war. Pentagon has been advlsrt that You loo can save niouey by gplliiig your When you need fuel ■ Mass., pMIce say she waa slain avenue and Hansom place station. escorted to a waiting auto by five the (Thinese Communists used 1948 PONTIAC 4-DR. and Beer Hope Smith o f Oiarleatbn, had Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ Japan's police force, he added, glasses at Union Optical Co. NOW OPEN AGAIN quickly I week ago .... Sailings of nine left Ida and another daughter, had proposed to West German policemen and driven several blocks is sufficient to Insure "domestic some late-model, American-made 1949 OLDS 76 COUPE Ishtpa in Saa Francioco bay area Natalie, 18 months old, in Mrs. Two Hunters Killed As Deer Season Opens to her town residence at the Park arms in turning bark Gen. Douglaa lie held up while government agents Smith’s care since lost September. (OontlBued on Page Eight) Sheraton Hotel. (Continued ea Page Six) MacArthur's offensive in North Salisbur>", Mass., Dec. 4— UP)— ^The Massachusetts deer Korea. 1946 CHEV? COUPE FOR FULL SERVICE DET Jta YDUR m O RITE Ichsck cargo manifests to prevent Service at Union Optical is the best in C A LL 4148 lelilpmeat o t any cargo destined for hunting season today claimed two hnman victims 45 minutes This was reported today by re IBed China. . . . Bridgeport police after it opened. They were Charles D. Cudmore, 19, of Bev sponsible military authorltlea who town. 1947 OLDS 76 2-DR. BRaNDS AT THE PIKE TWO BARBERS AT A U TIMES Iraport that they tare holding for New Siorm Heads This erly and ^ym ond S. Noyes, Jr., 27, of Salisbury, both killed Hey Kids! Here a Chance said the newest model 3.5 inch IH artfort poUce a mlaalng Hlg- tank-buster bazookas were Includ accidentally. ed among the identified arms of A n w o H l done at Union Optical Co. is |gaaum glM, Jeaa Badtbee, ID. 4 * * . SPECIAL! BEER ON IDE AT ALL TIMES Jamea Kevin McOaInneaa, 56- Way with High Winds , To Run Schools Your Way the (Tommunists. gnaranteedf lyear-old Hollywood producer and Tax Evasion Suspect Shot To Death These had been aped Jo Korea Frank Grande, Proprietor, has ■writer, dies o f heart ailment at Mobile, Ala., Dec. 4— (/P)— A Mobile woman nnder federal by air in the early stages o f the, . IMS NASH ■Barclay Hotel in New York . . . fighting to stop the tough Russian returned to his shop after sev New York, Dec. 4— (JP)—A new,,^mowfaIl In central Pennsylvania indictment on charges of income tax evasion was found shot Fair Lawn, N. J., Dec. 4—(IP)— ^system which aervea the five T-S4 tanks which apearaeadod tha ■Israel and Jordan heed V N cease Come in and have Mr. Christensen adjust eral weeks in the hospitaL intense aouthwastern storm. fo l-| A iid New ‘ York might reach five to to death today. Coroner H. S. J. Walker reported that the Want a bargain, kids? ' schoola original North Korean Invasion. 2-OOOR |8n order after their forces clashed lowing tha tame ^ U m but ex 10 Inches. How'd you like to own four Board Wouldn’t Pay LUMBER THERE'S ALWAYS dlBi^ted road in Jlegev desert body of Mrs. Joseph MitchelL about 50, was found on the Captured k i Pnaan yonr glasses free o f charge. pected to be much leoa severe than Aa the snow swept Into the met grammar achoole and a liigh The Borough asked the Board of Those turned againat tha U. N, $1195 BVILDINC SVPPLIES PLENTY OP PARKINO SPACE the disastroua gale a week ago,' ropolitan area, the wind reached floor in her home. A revolver lay nearby. - ■chool? Education to fork over 34,851.75 forcaa In racant day* pnamnaMy < * * 4 i FIneat Seirtco > AT THE Trwwurjr Balance moved up the eastern oeaboard to* 39 milM an hour with gusts up to Ahd run 'azn the way you like? aa Ita ahan o f tha coat were captured last aununar wkan Satisfaction Asanred SHINGLES • Ri^H NG day. It was expaotad to hit New BO. The Weather Bureau aaid tha Thirteen Die Ap Ship Explodes No homework. No staying after But the Board wasn’t having any tha U. N. waa defending tha Pnaen Open Evenings Washington, Dae. 4— — The England this afternoon or tonight velocity waa not expected to in Bpologne-flar-Mer, France, Dee. 4— (/F)— Thirteen men ■chooL No taachera. of that. They said the ^ o o l bridj^eh6sd. C o. Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Dally PIKE PACKAGE STORE oalUoa o f tbs Treasury Nov. 30: It brought rain, driven by high crease within the next three or AH you hava to do is bid on property la public property and Rtporta on othsr anna ar* h»- Union Optical were killed today when a F i^ c h fishing boat exploded and West Center at Including Wed. Afternoons fet budgat racalpto, 643,411,839 80; winds, along the coast and heavy four hours. them and plunk down the money. can’t be taxed. eompleta but official* aald tha Gh3- MUMAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 H arford Road GRANDE BARDER SHOP Open *TII Noon S a tu i^ y 1gat axpandituras 8477.828.247.- ■now In Interior aecUons. The sank jnst off this channel port. Four men aboard the ship You see, three yean ago the e a * M aac4 64.1Sf,3»7,SDS.07. Weather Bureau warned that (CTaatlanai ■■ Paga T mi> were saved. Borough put through » naw oewar tOoattaaad ■■ r e g e BaveaX tCkBtteBrt SB ffWe j \'
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1980 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, ll>50 — i i m o PACE t h r :EP avenue. Hartford, waa ahaken up 68, of 414 Hartford road, and Fred ss to what to do and bow’ to give and was taken to the Manchester Robinson, 72, of 219 Porter street., P re p a re Way’ what we do. !^anchegler Cedars Plan for long term parking, plus a cen OrMit Haven; and the additional presant yaar, Indicating a haard Local Driver Memorial hospital where her chest Robinson, driving south on Main Nor is Christmas the tlms for Assumes Post Hearings Set tral site for a house of ennafort, sum of 111,000.00 la to be added start on tha tax money use this >waa X-rayed and then she was
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950 PAGE FIVE IIANCRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 19B0 Jacobs of Willlmantic and David mann received In the contssf groups from three other churches I ple, Pythian Bistera, will msst Horse; Hand balancing Trio, Glr- Mills of Rockville spoke on the for vice president, Harold Monahan Invited to take ^ r t . I this evening at eight o'clock with anl. Pape, Harmer; Clown Act, school glrla' volleyball team will! day and Saturday evenings when Rockville importance of the Legion members was reelected, receiving 186 votes The Baptist .Sunday School' Mrs. Pauline Farr of Dobsonville. Hogda, Haffner, Poisson; Parallel play all It* jam<>k at St. Ann's' the operetta "In Mother Oooae Pines Civic Group aiding the State Guard organiza while Ernest Welti received 125. Council will meet this evening at| There will be two Senior League Bara. J. Pape, W. Harmer, A. WTIC - IWW State Policeman Memorial Hall, Hartford. Decern- I.*nd" waa presented by the chll- tion and Joining if possible. Other officers elected were record- liasketball games this evening at Roucher, C. Polio; Pony Hoy., W FHA - I0>.1 ber 7 the season will open with a drm *n the different grades of GLASS the church. Christinas Plans District President Virginia Snow the Town Hall starting at seven Francis Poisson; Spring Board. Is Lions Speaker game again St. Thomas. Other Wapping Gramrair school, 4lh District Injg secretary, Leon Remkiewlcz; (kHUlty Meeting ^ -- '^Todav's Radio WHAV - »iU of Coventry presided at the meet Dr. E. J. Netderfrank. niral so o'clock. All Men. firSMB - games planned are December 14,' There were more than 50 chll- AUTO, MIRKOK. PLATE financial secretary, Stephanie WTUT - ISW* ing of the Auxiliary. Plans were Yanliihewsky; trustees, Mary Pfau, ciologist of the Federal Extension The December meeting of the Dance Team program; Tech 1»*Q E M ten IUm The Pines Civic Association an- St. Peter’s; December 21, St. who took part In the Mother and FU R M TD R B TOPS The Manchester lions club re discussed for visiting Crdarcreat Stanley Natvta, and Joseph Lrn- Service, Washington. D. will be Maple street PTA will be held this niques, Rhythmic Movements; Tea ilnunces that the annual adult James of Manchester; December! Goose rhymes, singing M d acting Pick Officers for Two, tap or soft shoe; PriK-es- cently held their regular meeting STEEL SASH JOHHKKS hospital which Is the Fourth Dis tocha; auditors, William E. Weber the guc.st speaker at the meeting evening at eight o'clock St the 4:15— Christmas Party will be held at 8 28. St. Oabrlel’a of Windsor; Janu- ‘ hern out. S u x a n n e ^ w a y took alonal; Folk Daneea; Handkerchief at the Old Colony Restaurant In Dhtrlbntnra fur l.«ew 'Bros. trict Rehabilitation project this and Edward Hamm. The voting of the County Home P.conomics school. W THT -Manhattan Maharajah. p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 6th, In the qry 4. St. Joseph * o f Hartford; the part of Mother Oooae. PTA Meeting I>ance, "Blue Eyed Stranger"; W THT—F»«nHy Album. East Hartford, and Invited their Arts and Crafts Room of the Ver- The scenery was very colorful Paint and Varnish year. Bach unit in the district will took place at the Memorial build' committee to be held Tuc.sday at WTIC—Backitage Wlf*. 4:80— wives as guest*. A squab dinner January 11, Our Lady of Sorrows, Veterans Elect Willinian* visit the hospital monthly. All Yeomans hall in Columbia, the A t the meeting of the Longview Bean Setting; Hainboo - .Primi Band of America. plank School. All past, present, and the costumes interesting.' Much ing with the town voting machines tive - Calypao; Square Dancing, \M)RC—Strike It Rich. W TIC - was served, and en'*ertalnment pro Hartford; January 18, St. Ann's, units reported contributions to the meeting b«'lng open to the public. Parent-Teacher Association to be -Johnny Desmond. and future members of the Asso praise is due to the committee in tic Man as Head of being used.The Union Is comraaed "Texas Star"; txvo anioa: "Ailora- W H AY—Polka Hop. W THT vided an enjoyable evening for all. Hartford; January 25, St. Lawr Gift shops for Christmas at the Dr. Neiderfrank xx-lll speak on the held this ex’enlng, the Swiss Car- -War Front-Home Front ciation are cordially Invited. Those charge of the program, the scen of workers of the M. T. Stevens oilers will sing. Mrs. Beatrice Ve- tlon," Pat Shugaa; "Tranquility," WKNB—Ne»Ti; SporU News- WONS Dancing followed the regular ence, Hartford and February 1, J. A. WHITE hospitals throughout the state. sxiiijcct "Dcx'cloping, Community planning to attend are requested ery, the costumes, the music and Legion and Sons Company Mills, with trano will be the guest speaker. Lillian Haatlnga; (they are" a r^K 10:00— business meeting. to bring along a 8.25 gift for the St. Cyrils of Hartford. the children who took their parts GLASS CO. The January meeting will be Spirit." the nicctlng starting at W DRC—My Friend Irma. regular membership lists being 1:30 p. m. The County committee Chrtatmaa theme i. WONS—Hollywood. U. B. A. "Grab Bag", and there will be re Wapping Community House was so well, which helped to make the 24 Birch SL TeL 8122 held on January 7 at Danielson. At Arnold College Exhibition W’H A Y —Nows; Moonlight Mati The gueat apeaker waa Ihapector Bockvtlle, Dec. 4 — (Special) — used. About one quarter of the inx'itcB other organizations to 4tlS— Jamea Reardi'n of the Fire Mar freshments and door prlaea as well. filled to a capacity audience Fri- operetta very successful. the concliwlon of the business meet members voted. Arnold College Gym Team and nee. At the meeting of the Fourth Dis ings, refreshments \Mere serx'ed by send representatives. W TIC—Stella Dallaa. shal'* Office, Conn. State Police No business agenda is scheduled, Dance Club will ^Ive an exhibition WONS—Jack Elowncy's Mualc WTIC— NBC Symphony. this to be taken up at the next re trict, American Legion held in the Rockville Auxiliary. Anual Merling ^ Taking Pnrl In Seminar at the Sykes Auditorium, Roek WONS—Frank Edwards; News Department. Mr. Reardon apoke Rockville on Sunday, George Rob The annual meeting of the Rock- Henry R. Murphy of Roekvllle, Shop. gular meeting, January 3rd. Servires Continue vllle. on Thuratlay evening, l')e- W TH T—Hall of Fame. of the dange; of arson, and cited inson of Willlmantic was elected Rev. Henry Dziadosz, assistant vllle Co-operative will be held on ■uxfety director of the Connecticut cember 7, starting at 8 o'clock. 4 :»*— several Inatancea In which his of aeqior vice cotnmander of the Dis WTIC—Lorenio Jones. 10:15— pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Wednesday evening, December 6 ! Motor Club, is anioiig those tak- The exhibition la s|>onsored by the WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. WONS—I Love a Mystery fice haa apprrtiended peraona re- trict to succeed John Oahan of Help church. New London will give at Foresters Hall, Robert Smith of i lug part in the Driver Education Maple SJreet Parent-Teacher Aa- Putnam who resigned upon re WHAY—News; Polka Hop. W TH T—Guest Star. aponalble for aetting flraa. the sermon at the Forty Hours De New Haven Co-operative will he and training semir^s at the Bwg- soeiatlon and It will be the only Don Bon waa chairman of the W apping 4 entering the service. Peter I bee High school, West Hartford, 10:80— votions scrx’ice at St. Joseph's the speaker. ap|>earance of the Gymnasts in Isrsiiwssaghs siMsgasin isi 4l44— affair, aaalated by George Dc- $rEAAr1ioe(»il'Haris Strekas of Somers, district com I sponsored by the State Pepart- Italian Society this section. Featured 'on the W TIC—Young Wldder Brown. WDRC - Bob Hawk. Ellsworth High school basket f church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. fliurch Mertliypi MuflUmki not only brinci Im i rollof W THT -News; .Symphonetlc. Cormler and Ham Diamond. mander, presided at the meeting. I liicnt of ExUication, December 4 to I lance Team will be a solo dance but iU fT«»t poln-roltovint mo
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IfMOMWSBT ar« much interested in musie. w u not on ths ballot was becauae I James and Keith are members of OLD FASHION MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,'MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950 wounded A m e^ns in the w r- Berlin Election It Imposed Ita own boycott I Top Reds Ask the Junior vetted choir, incident (*A U E N I N p volr sector. This brought to 84 Britain Seeks Secret Ballets ally, this choir Bang two numbers BAKED BEAN SUPPER ...... ' ' % Beauty Salon Americans similarly ^ Berliners enjoyed the secrecy of at the 10:46 morning service yes Blow to Retls Court to Toss VERNON CENTER CHURCH eoiiUnue, Hie cheaper It will be. If In the northwest, AP t-orr*' Keep Job booths to mark their ballots. *niey terday, "Thank You, Lord,” and liuspital iNotes Vtlle Arrives the town e*n get away with only a spondent belf Erickson reported knew they would not be blacklists' "Give Me ’Thine Heart.” Other W’EDNF.SDAY. DECEMBER • About Town Mild Weather few *now ealis, removal thl* year that the Eighth A ^ys retreat (Continiiexl from Page 0«e) Men Gather "PRESSURE-PURGE* Has Opening cd by the police If they stayed children taking part Included Bar S:80 - 7:00 P, M. O _ T%A ' ("(gt'l l(c t'cld to *10,000, o r even eventually rtUght vrind home. They were under no pres Out Conviction bara Watson, Jerehe Minney, Doris Pxttento T«xl*y ...... 136 For Triiiiiaii Talk Concordia Lutlieinn I-adies AM As Suez Guard Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Ibat I t KUIC'V ' Laat year the town report BEFORE Y oa §peadi M m c ^ a defense line around the Republic sure by any political faction. and Janice Hupper, Pamela Fitzim- Beans and Brown Bread, At St. Marv’s Admitted Saturday; Sharon Mr- , Society will follow Us meeting to- | •' I *howi, anew and ice rem oval la In capital of Seoul and Its port of In their governments confer on unlfl- J morrow evening at 7 30 with a j Splendid Attendance on It was Just the reverse when (Continned from Page One) mons, Rhoda Cole, Grace Dean, Frankfiirts, Salads. Relishes, V’eigh, East Hartford. (C'ontinaed Froo* Pag* One) for only $3,993.97 e.\()endtture, due ANTI-FREEZE chon. He said It did not appear (Ceatlnoed from Paga One) catlon of Germany "ud the draft the East Germans under Soviet Charles McFall and Rodney Wat llome-3lade Apple Pie, Cheese, Admitted Sunday; John Mann, ] Cliristmas pajty .Mcmlicts are re ing of an All-German constitution. minded to hitng a fifty cent gut So Far Tliis WiiUrr winter or 1949-80. Saturday at Center St. possible to set up a line across the occupation were herded to the Congress has Imposed (by the son. Mrs. Lillian Fitzlmmons is Coffee. Bring the Kids. We’ll 22 Byron road; Mr*. Frances Aclie.son. Marshall and W. Averell Hear Cliiireii Arehiteet for the grah-bag. lloetesHcs will he i peninsula. Anglo-F.g\TH*»* Sudan Into her Adenauer Silent polls In October, by security SmlTh Act) are not forbidden by director of the choir and Mrs. Jean we you there. Walch. 30 Frederick road; William Hairliiian, Hie President's Foreign Establishment M rs, Adele Hi n lienhnoh .Mrs. Min- ' Snowfall to .\(lil I Onlrra Moblllukllon gRISSUgf.gUMOfNO Skinful Eaoape own territory. The Sudan now it ’ Adenauer, In Duisburg, would ageqts and Communist front or any constitutional provision. Bell la accom panist. liiseiiSH V arious Plans Lainprccht. Avery street; Harry Affairs Advi.-er, and *l.*o Amba.s- "They are restrictions on con A dults $1.00. Children flOc. Krodel, 27 Carol drive; Wilfred nle R ediner, M rs .\iina Ru- ti .Mrs \ ii th* n*w*it apprevMl m*th*4 Krickson said Walker apparent jointly nm by the two countries. not comment on the report but ganizations for what the Reds .sador Sir Oliver I ranks and other Ttiwii'fl Kx|M'iisra spirators against our free society, Sabourin. Stafford Spring*;. Ken Knima Schindler, Mis Anna Sih ! Bouth Mrridrn. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950 KA6B1EM InUrtor, and would bav« time, to mulo, Philippines Foreign Minister charges here of reekleaa driving, and former Osneral A^Mmbly driving while hia license was under Troutman Reports All 57 Minor Leagifes Ready to Operate repa^ faulty valves, correct blue* Vets’ Bureau Local Youths Expect Heavy Dairy Leader baby troubles, substitute new News Tidbits President, told reporters he doubt suspeniion and falling to heed a pieces of artery from an artery ed whether any Aasembly action policeman's signal. bank. The heart meanwhile Cullvd From (/P) Wire* Report Made on the Korean case would be taken In Theft Case The trio had been sought for Xmas Mailing Qub Speaker would keep beating, rcceiviiif; before the conclusion of the Tru- several days by local authorities. nourishment from the tiny capil man-Attlee conference in Washing On two occasions, Michaud and LOCAL Running Meriden Pros Cards Upset BearP, Giants | Moguls Meet at Annual laries, but would have no work to Pawtucket. B. L. tcaehera, Since First of Year It ton. Pair Involved in Steal* Howe were spotted but eluded po-' Local Postmaster Issues Kenneth Geyer, Milk do. numbering 500, and school commit He said any such action "would lice after long and dangerous tee come to terma to avert strike Has Handled 3,387 be Illogical.” ing Autos Here and cliases, according to Chief of Po Warning on the Vari* SPORT CHATTER Roll Over Yankees, 51-7 p|orida Convention AMoeiation Manager Is threatened for today . • . Harvard 'The center of activity this lice Herman O. Schendel. One of Play Arms Wednesday Cases; Other Statistics week will be Washington and not Ha'rtford Are Arrestetl the stolen cars was secovered Fri ous Deadlines •y U. S. Expenses ox|iells two students and suspends New York, Dec. 4---(85— Just t tbe Polo Grounds. Gnest o f Kiwanis 13 others in move to curb under Lake Success,” Romulo added. day night parked near the Garden EARI. W. YOST Romulo spent Saturday and Sun This Is the picture at a glapc* graduate riots . . . Connecticut is Veterans’ Service Center Direc Allegedly' Involved In the theft apartments. To insure delivery of Christmas Spelts Cdltar when things looked blackest, the with th# regular season due to end More Than 100 Players Kanneth Oeyer, genersl manager day In Washington in conferences Many Ex-Majop Stars To Rise Fifty scheduled to send MS men Into tor G. J. Agoatlnelll today report of two cars in Hartford and also Michaud gave himself up yester cards in the Boston Postal Dis Los Angeles Rams got a reprleye next Sunday: Bee Belives •r the Connecticut Milk Producers’ on the Korean situation. He de trict, which includes all of the Veteran Star Have Been Called Into service via draft in February. . . . ed to General Manager George H. charged with several motor vehi day to Lieutenant Paul McGinnis Reaarved sent tickets for Wad- lingford, Hartford and Manchester With Ernie Calverley in the National Football League. American ConferenceX sssodation this noon told the Man- All Frenrh women and rhildreu scribed the atmosphere In the New England states, they should W IX T Pci thester Kiwanis club of the details Waddell that since ^ e start of the capital as "very grim," but de cle violations, two local youths and at the Hartford Detective Bureau. I nesday night’s Eastern League t waa far from encouraging. The That came yesterday when th# Service to Date Boss Per Cent Soon are ordered out of north Indochina The car in which he drove to Po be mailed by December 15. Post game at the armory between Mer- | amalleat turnout in years witness Coachcil Team; Hole Clevsland ...... 6 3 P •6“ ' Basketball H the sUte’s large dairy produc- year the Center has handled a to- clined to disclose with whom he one from Hartford have been ar master H. Olin Grant issued this Chlcego Cerdlnale upeel th* Chi-j ^ In view of deteriorating interna rested and are being held by police lice Headquarters, McGinnis said, Iden and Naaslffa will be on sale ed th* defending champion Wal ~ 2 P .818 Of Minors Explaina Uon and mUk dlstrlbuUon business, tional situation and increased tsl 3,387 cases of which 6.54 are iconferred. warning today as he made prepa New peering Standout eago Bears, 20 to 10, before 31,616 | national Conference the most valuable agricultural ac (Continued from Page One) new. In November 160 veterans of both cities. was stolen November 11 from a rations for the expected heavy Tueeday night from 6 to 8 o’clock lingford Vets inaugural agalmt threat of Communiat-Ied National Trumbull street parking lot. In the Nnsslff Arms store on Main Torrington last Thursday night. A in CTiicago’s Comiskey Perk. W L Pet. Will Change St. Petersburg, Fla., Dec. 6— tivity in Connecticut. and other townspeople used the Those arrested are Peter R, Us- load caused by hodiday mailing. .too *10.000.000,000 more than last ists to Hanoi and Haiphong. Kills Himself Michaud has allegedly admitted street. There will not be any ad crow(^ of 400 was reported In A "brand new’^ running .Meriden i A week ago the Bear* whipped X-Los Angeles ...... 6 3 i8’i Mindful of war clouds hang Starting in 1933. the CMPA External Affaira Minister It. B. local facilities and there were tro, 16, of 11 Plano place; Donald Surface parcel post should bo pro quintet will tesYflasslff Arms Cbleago Rears ...... 8 3 .737 year," Snyder commented; Howe. 19. of 18 Liberty street, keeping the car hidden in a wooded vanced ticket sale at the armory. Hartford and the Mancheeter Ar j the Rems and went into first place ing overhead and a 19 percent started to bring the best possible Pearson of Canada aaya he opposes i 186 personal conferences held with mailed by December 8 for Insur in the armory Wediibsday night in the National Conference. They X Regular season completed. Won't Hunt Business tlio.ie seeking aid or information. Hartford; and Roger Michaud, 18, section of Manchester since No- ance of delivery within this area. Reserved seat tlckeU may also be 1 mory found the smallest turnout in LIU Coach Secs TcaiiiH drop in Bttendiince last year, Prea- milk to the consumer at the low using atomic bomb against Com-1 Saving Olliers secured at the sports department ' as the locals face threA Eastern h'ed only to beat the Card*,and Games Next Sunday est possible price, Geyer said, in "If equitably Impo.sed. addition Last month 51 new cases and of 50 Ash street. Llstro and Howe I Air parcel post deadline Is Decem three years for an opening B. L. ulciil Gwjrge M. Trautman sound niimist China .. Presidency of' Michaud has run afoul of tlie law ot The Herald dally from g a. m. Pro League clubs thla week^ The Detroit Lion* in their last two Detroit et Chicago Bear* Going Back to Set ed an optimistic note today when developing his subject that “The al tn.xcs of this magnitude (54,- 109 repeat calls were noted In ad were arrested Saturday by Police-1 ber 18 and air letters and greet game. However, the chances that Cleveland at Washington 000,000,000) would not interfere American Red Cross.it taken overj (Continued from Page One) to 3 p. ip. blggsr crowds will turn out for lone home engagement will be game* to tak* th# divisional title. he declared that all of his S'! minor Milk Business is Funny Business." dition to 200 telephone calls for Lieutenant Raymond F. Griffin, I *)®^“f** ^ year ago he was fined ing cards should be sent by Dec against the Sliver City five afid New York GlanU at Philadelphia Pallcrii of l*lav in with the ability of corporations to by E. Roland Hariiman, New York and Michaud surrendered to Hart-1 4^25 for reckless driving and ember 16. Greetings cards and let future games are good because But yesterday changed every Icugucs are prepared to operate in To Illustrate the point he told of banker and railroad executive . .. Information. Coach John Kalkowekl and Man- ! then Naasiffs move out on tlie road thing. Qheered by the Cards’ up In case of tlee. the playoff* UrilbOllHl 19.>l. the unusual phases of dairying and maintain present rates of divi Again this month, the subject could have stopped this takeoff ford police yesterday. without a license. He was then ters being sent to the far west, fans will realize that the nexcom- woul. Walker, and forget any pra- neglected that a great majority tional Guard. j Bristol are from the Central Dis point-a-mlnute Rams Into National say* Joe latpohlek of tlie profes llio customary drail. "But they flected products produced any slhlllty of getting along peaceful Katz of Hartford. j pended sentence of two years in | should not exceed 100" combined. Royals, with Surowiec scoring 24 where in Connecticut today. Mr. and Means Committee for its $3,- of veterans don’t even know that polnU, beat the Hamlltons, 74 to trict, Wallingford and New Haven recognition. ’There are many fa Bob Fitzgerald sional Now York Knlekerboeker*. all sink into insignificance when 000,000.(M)0 or more compromise ly with Soviets . . . Burmese and different methods of distribution The...... National...... Geographic______So- Hartford police are holding| Cheshire Reformator.v. j There are 30 outward flights miliar names with Meriden, a team "hut half way through a game or they are eompanu to ine critical Oeyer was obtained as speaker by Chinese Communists are reported elety says a possible ance.stor o f! Michaud for taking a motor vehicle^ Last month Michaud was fined , from this area daily. Air mail, 73. Muzzy scored 24 and Berner 32 are tn Jie New Haven area, and Rev. Fred Edgar. profits tax bill. He called the com are available to them. poinU for the Props. Torington in Utchfleld County that Manch'ester could do nothing less, charted formations go out the world eumlltlun. mittee hill scheduled to lie voted to have agreed to swap North Biir- Director Agostinelli stated that the word typhoon is the Arabic | without the owner's permission,* 1,50 for driving while his license special delivery, is the fastest mail with until the gre*t double-tri Navy j^Lccepts Praise window tor the fast break and "1 have been asked to try slid Ozzle Osgood, drummer, per iiuv terrltnr.v for military aid . . . tufan,meaning tempest. 1 and he also faces additional 1 was under suspension. service. .. Bill Plea* and Bob Fitzgerald Upsets Galore formed on the dnims with Fred upon liy the House within a day these are vital matters which Dan MoUno, veteran baseball have rejoined the Meriden Pros umph In the playoffs last year. aerambl*. imd out what Hie governnienl can .Some 600 members of World Af every veteran should act upon im Many miles will be legged on the lij lor us, Traiiiman added, ' anil Werner accompanying. or two "a majoi achievement in fairs Counril of northern Cali and softball umpire from Hartford, and will be in action Wednesday "It Is then tliat coaehea don't The attendance prize this week the short time that wa.s avallalile mediately. As an example, a few la now a resident of Manchester. armory floor Wednesday as both In Ranks For Stunning Victory recognize their ten. hing. luy 11M-.V, 1-1 always waa wliat can fornia say U. S. should not use days ago the father of a veteran night at the armory. Player-Coach clubs are employing a fast break went to Herbert McKinney. The for its preparation." atomic bomb unless Invailed. Another veteran umpire from Ernie Calverley, former Rhode "They don't object to thus a.s wo do lor our g o v e r iiim -iitW e came into the Service O nter for and running up high scores. aie really snd willing at all limes luncheon meeting, as usual, was Short of Truman Goal Hartford, A1 Gianeanti is also a land State AH American, Earl long aii it protiuee* quick goal*. help and advice in reference to his P i l f Local fans who witnessed Meri New York, Dec. 4. (85-T h e to do wlial Washiiiglon wants us held at the Manchester Country However, the Secretary said the local resident. • "A game can be won quiekiv recently decea.sed son, a veteran Shannon. Freddy Lewis, a recent den’s Initial victory over the Wall upset, that anrient whammy to do However. I don't think we ll club. House bill contains undesirable Mott Voluablt Player award win Middies Conquer Army Q ia rlcsR l^ k s this way, but it also can he lost of World War II—leaving a wife Big leagiM basketball will re ingford Vets yesterday afternoon which haa plagued boaketbsll fa just as rapidly. lie asked to slop idsyliig. " features and tliat its yield will fall ner in the NBA, Dick Hole and were surprised with the complete Obituary and two children. In the course of turn to the armory Wednesday vorites since the game’s inception 14 lo 2 for Ciollege rr» 1 “ When a side I* getting the Ti aulman pointed out tliat 100 New Storm Heads .short of the President’s goal "by the Interilew it was revealed that night with,the Meriden Proa Hat Bobby Race are other stars with change Meriden has made. Billy minor league . players have been about *1.000,000,(MM)." the veteran never had changed hi.s the Pros. Lewis also played at Pleas, six foot, six inch blond cen In 1861. already has chewed Into Football Upset o f, Title 11168(13)’ worst of the slam-bang stuff, tha called into service thus far and he ing no less than five ex-National roach calls time jul. 'Let’s put Sn.v’dcr said part of that *1,000,- original beneliciary designation Basketball Association stars. The LIU and Hole and Shannon at Lit ter, returned to his post after hav the ranks of some 1650 hopefuls. Tlie Year; Highllghls cxiieeted many more to follow. For New England 000,(M)0 could be recovered by tle Rhody when Frank Keaney waa ing started the season with th* TTie season only la a week old our shoe* on again and start all However, ha was encouraged by from his mother to hia wife and quintet Includes Ernie Calverley over,' he tell* hi* lads, 'and get modifying "objectionable features" Deaths family. Consequently, the mother and Earl Shannon on A e Provi turning out point-a-minute teams American League with Allentown. but Rice, Michigan, Texas, Loyola Hpavywfight Champion the lad that evOly on* of lb* min- in the House Ormniittee measure. Wallingford’s Jack French is Bob Fitzgerald, former Seton Hall of CYiicago, Pitt.sburgh and Dart Philadelphia, Dee. 4—(85—Navy , back on the patterns.’ ’’ ms 432 clubs was prompt in pay (floDttnned from Page One) is entitled to the proceeds and II dence Steamrollers, Bill Pleas of Frank W. Keaney Inaugurated Both the presidential proposal the mother does not want to give the Knlcka, Bob Fitsgerald of th* also coaching the Meriden St. and Rochester Royals star, will be mouth have been stung by tlve up accepted college football a accol 5 to 1 Favorite to ing Its protective fee to the asso Mrs. Michael Hcsuiloa set jinx. And, with a full sched fire-house basketball of neresally The Nov. 25 atorm, which left and tile House Committee Bill the money to the wife there is Rochester Royals and Feed Lewis Stan’s In the State Polish League in action. The lad who sparked ade* today for it* *tunning 14-2 ciation lor the '61 season. Mrs. Julia (Kenney) Scanlon, the Pros' victory Sunday ia not ule on tap for this week, many Defeat Nick Barone at Rhode Island State. "Although all of our clubs ara a trail of dead and heavy proper would set a standards for "normal" nothing the law can do about that. you can help of the Washington* Gaps. Dick ..Attendance was reported very conquest of mighty Army but l)rolUs taxable at the present top wife of Mlcliael Scanlon, of 79 In reference to the methods of Hole, new Meriden scoring star, good in Me;1d3n and Torrington new to Manchester fans. He is more prominent teams are expect While Dr. James A. Nalsinith optimistic about starting th* 1851 ty damage in the northwest, was ed to tumble. remained firm in its determination driven by northwest hurricane corporation income levy of 45 per Myrtle street, Hartford, died at distributing the NSLI proceeds in and Jackie Allen of Naoalffi were yesterday for opening E. L. Games Dick Hole, another Rhode Island Cincinnati, Dec. 4.—(85 The originated th* game In New Eng sesaon," h* »*ld. "It i* my gu*** teammatea at Rhode Island State SUte ace from the Calverley re But Bradley University and to soften future, schedules. apotllght of the boxing world will land. It wasn't doing well there, that w* probably will lo** a few winds of 75 miles an hour, with cent. Both would impose a 75 per St. Francis hospital Saturday. the event of death, Director Agos- ..Bristol, loM 1 of two straight CUNY, which last season met In gusts up to no. cent tax on profits in excess of Mrs. Scanlon, a formar resident tinelll stated that the beneficiary a few yean ago. games, can be expected to make gime. Dick played here last win "This victory, pleasant a* it was, renter on Cincinnati tomorrow and Coach Kesney got the bright leagiiea siniply becau** of th* ter on "Buck Bycholskl Dav" with the finals of the two big post-sra- idea that euitomer* would eome manpower sohrtage. There are not The storm developed rapidly af "normal." They would differ, how of this town, leaves many cousins w ill not be able to obtain the lump drastic lineup changes before many son tournaments, are off to fast will have no effect on our little night aa Ezzard Clisrles and chal ter forming over northern Georgia and other relatives here, also a sis sum payment —unless the insured Bob Fitsgerald, Meriden eager. more games are played. Julie the college stars from Rhody. Earl dcemphnsls program." said Capt. with basket.*. So the Rama ran enough older men, most of our ever, on what is normal. The House you rself Shannon completes the trio of starts, Tlie "grand-slam" Beavers lenger Nick Barone battle it out the opposition ragged and kept .V Hunger ones will be drafted." Sunday. It was attendcfl by heavy propo.sal defines it a-s H5 per cent ter. Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, in Ire so designated before his death. If Is a dead ringer for Ted Williams, Lareee will not stand for a kveer, Howard C.aldwell, athletic di the slugging Boston Red Sox star. atalwarta from the amallest state from (5ty (College have rolled past I In the first heavyivelght tmr fight firing.__ The Idea was to outscor* Trautman blamed th* 8,000,000 rains to the east and northeast of of average prolits for the best land. no method of distribution is ae- This writer witnessed his first two minor foes, St. Francis of i rector of tho Annapolis academy. the storm, while snow fell west lecled by the insured, the 36 Army-Navy football game last in the nation. “ Vl’e simply can’t go on playing In Oliio since 1616. the other hioke*. The Rama didn't i drop in attendance last year to a tliree years in the four-year period Tlie funeral will be held at 8:30 Freddie Lewis, a powerfully Brookljm and Queens (^ollege. rare how many goals their op omlitnation of thing*. While he and southwest of it. monthly payment method ia auto Mai Cuohlng and Hal Turking- Saturday, as did thousands of Buch a back-breaking schedule No hesvyweight ehsmpinn h«J 1946-19411. The president’s proposal tomorrow morning at the T. P. built fellow from LR^ who wae a while the I’eoria. HI . Bravos open- , ponents made. Tliey’d niake allrihuted most of the decline to Storm warnings were displayed Holloran Funeral Home, 175 Cen matically applied by the govern toti wltneoasd th* Meriden-Wal others, via television. Navy coach yenr-ln and year-out. It'* »ulri- defended hl.a crown in the slate delines it as 75 per cent of that lingford Eaatein League game member of the Hartford Hurri ed Saturday with a 94-73 romp more. Scores ran into a.strononil- (he Im-reasc of radio broadcasting from the Delaware Breakwater to average. ter atreet, and at nine o'clock at ment. Eddie Erdelatx sure had hia crew over Houston in a Missouri (.’on- ’ dal." ninee Jack Dempsey gained the Bastport, Me. Other subjects showing the helping yesterday In Meriden and their re fired up for the big battle. ’TV re canes last year, leads the list of ! Navy already has cancelled it* eal figure*, the Rams attracted and televising of major league St. James's church. Burial will be fercnce tilt. title on July 4. 1616. by flooring The Treasury, meanwhile, re ports are to the effect that Mer ceptlon waa very good . . Her. new men with Meriden. Bobby j altentffin, caught on. game* into minor league cltl**, b* Western Maryland, burled under In St. James's cemetery. highest contacts for the month of These two national powers, ! 1952-53 home-and-home agreement Jet* Willard. (Tiarles, however. 80 inches of anow last week, re ported the government finished November were: Medical prob Iden runs, runs, rune. man Hickman Yale head football Race of Hofstra College and the Fielded Hu|>erlnr TeAms laid some blame on unusually poor Friends may call at the funeral however, face a busy week. (VNY with Ohio State. It will play Rlc* I had promised earlier to tight tn weather and poor playing talent- ported up to four inches tcxlay. November with a budget deficit of lems; job training; education; den coach, will be the principal apeak Long Island bombers, tossed In next vear In Houston and has I tinclnnatl In appreciation of the home from two to nine today. 32 points against Meriden In an i will play Brigham 'Young Tuesday 1 Rhode Island State anon had I’lirce of the 60 league* which op Flood Threat on Potomac l,068.«94.,566.r.9 for the ttrst live tal claims, and hospitalization. JettlagB er at the annual Sports Night pro. and Mi.s.souri Saturday, both in asl.ed the Southwest school to drop j Hupport given by hi* home-town superior trams negleetlng eon- A flood Vureat was developing months of the [ircsent liscal year. Attandance at opening Eastern gram of the Aetna Life Cffub exhibition last year and Business erated in 1650 folded. They ar* th* Joseph Kuhinusnn Manager Joe Stone wasted no time Madison Square Garden. Bradley the 1952 game at Baltimore. ^ I fan*. eelved play.s for their reckleas New England, C^olonlal and East along the Potomac river. The mounting pace of defense ex New England Basketball League games in Wel< Thursday night. will entertain Wayne University "Thla thing of playing Southern I When the smooth-working Ne abandon. It goes without saying Virginia reported high winds penditures may double that red ink Joseph Kuhimann, of 122 Lyness - n * RiuK IWs Li««i A ll 'Hm iMk* in getting thla lad on hia side. Ed ern Shore. anil Oregon Slate before travel California one week, then Penn and gro enter* the ring at Cincinnati that this worked to the Kingston "I believe that major league or- and some floods, with anow west of entry by next June 30, under street, died suddenly Saturday 6 Nations Ask Readin is from Bt. John's Univer Garden tomorrow night. It will sity. Rounding out the squad are ling to Chicago Stadium for a big then a team like Tulane — why. boys' advantage. ganlzattona should operate more the Blue Ridge mountains. Snyder'.s calculation. night. Only Three Major the boys never get a chance to represent his fifth title defense He was bom In Ellenvllle, N. Y., two Meriden boys. Pete Rybeck and game with Dol’ aul on Saturday. Other coaches took up th* intelligently with their minor West Vir^nla reported up to I f ymu mre m buHnets mmu, fmriHer, *n« m, * r m Snead Wins In Saturday's form-reversals, heal their bnuso* between knocks," since winning the NBA version of headlong violence, added to It and i affiliates." he said. "If they eight Inches of snow, and it con and had lived In Manchester for U. N. Assembly Joe Schlopucle. The latter was tlie championship on June 22. six years. He was employed by Undefeated Teains with the club last season while Wheaton tripped Loyola of (’hica- .said Caldwell.- took Bwav, giving it more bnl want to help their lower class tinued to fall. Lliristiiias Bazaar In •*•» field mf endemver, yem trill wmei te remd this beemuMe li emmee rut . . • go, 62-60. in overlimc; St. Mi- "We would like to keep some of 1946. He declsloned Joe WaUxitl ail' r. (Central New York had heavy, the Pratt and Whitney Division Miami Open Rybeck played- a little ball at clubs, they should send them bet Act in Crisis I hael’s edged Dartmouth, 46-12; the tough team* - Notre Dame, in a 15-roumler that night. Then came the war. the use of ter playing talent.'^ wet snow. It followed an all- of the United Aircraft, East Hart New York, Dec. 4—(85—College UConn. Hia opponent tomorrow, the Most Successful ford. It will b^ hard to improve on the Kent Stale surprised I’ltlshurgh, certainly, and possibly Penn and freshmen and their exuberance. Trautman said of the 480 oper night rain after a spring-like Sun football’s “death march” la over 51-46; Centenary whipped Rice. P/ineeton. But we’d like to mix rough-and-tough Nick Barone, ha.s day. Some strouns flowed over ^ Besides his wife, Mrs. Margaret (Continued from Page One) New England is your home and buslneu place, and It is customary for tha committees and staff special Adda Another $2,000 to seven game set that Nasaiff Arms Every kid can nm. ating minor league club8, 101 ar* Ward Kuhimann, he leaves four and only three—Oklahoma, Prince 62-54; Miami of Ohio downed In' a few softer *pot* here and the advantage of youth on his Thrv learn lo dribble In high mined outright by the major*. An their banks, and one section of ’ liilxiiis A.«sembly. Calluilio Ladies upon its prosperity depends your own welfare, the prog ists to enlist the aid and cooperation of interested institu ton and Wyoming—have survived and * Meriden competed in last side Barone Is 24 to Charles’ 26 ihildren, Joseph, James, Kather His 1950 Earnings winter. Manchester only defeated Mirhigan, 44-36, and .Sam Hous there," sehool. other 125 have working ogroo- highway In Cayuga county wa.s of Columbiut, were gratitled at the vate talks with Wu in an attempt ress of this tix-nate region sod your own progreu are tions, associations, firms and individuals in 'working on as the nation’s unbeaten and un ton Stale upset Texa.s, ,55-14. Navy official* feel that the Mid- He Isn’t * big fellow, however, under 18 inches of water. ine and William Kuhimann. all of to find a middle ground for end- | them twice, but they came at op Everybody like* to shoot. ments. Manchester; his mother. Mrs. Em hifcparable. ^ pnrtioUar probleme With 5 Stroke Margin tied major teams. Even the powerful Qimnlieo die*. who won only thre'e of their and probably will be outweighed So college eosehes simply let Cold Weather on Way success of their annual Christmas Ing the war. portune moments and meant the by about five pounds at 180. ma Kuhimann of Ellenvllle, N. Y.; Oklahoma’s Sugar Bowl bound Marines, hoa.sting Jack Nichols, nine games, might have had an 'em do w1iat came naturally, The Ohio river, swollen by rain baznsr .‘(atutday afternoon at the Neither the United States nor I V. Sooners finished up their season In EPBL playoff crown. Both teams Tlic odds favor Ezzle by about three brothers, Edwin of East Miami. Fla., Dec. 4—(85—The have won their first game In the the ex-pro star, and six eollegiate excellent season if they hadn’t run. dribble and fire. and melting snow, was expected K. of C homo. From one o cUak to the Soviet Delegates were invited The New Borland Com dl la coasaiittad to a blaze of glory Saturday by captains, fell by the wayside bitten off more schedule than they 6 to 1 and It Is known tha ta num Fiilks Gages 49 Hartford, and John and Clarence to the Informal dinner. All those Hard industry in early New England laid the foun remarkable Sammy Snead, goira league and will battle each other The better mind* aren’t sure | to go out of Its banks in the upper trouncing Oklahoma A Jc M, 41-14, American University pulled the could chew. ber of Barone’s fans from hi* Ohio valley tonight or tomorrow. five, patrons came in in a steady of Ellenvllle, N. Y.. and one sis attending have recognized the | dation for the present attainments of this, your home re no interest bnt that of New Enghuid big inoaejr man, had added another to remain undefeated. that this wasn’t considerably more ter, Mrs. Robert Anderson, of New PROSPERITY; it haa M atrihority b«t for their 31st straight victory. unexpected by tripping the Ma- "1 think one of the big reasons hometown of Syracuse, N. Y., Successive Tries However, the forecast of colder stream. Boollis where home made CTiinese Communist Regime. gion, and provided it with the heritage of Yankee in fl.Ooa to his 1650 winnings to The Nassiff Rockets of WlHl- have received 6 to 1 for their than all right. York. ellnch again tbe title of top money Princeton and Wyoming completed rine.s. 68-57. that we beat Army is that we had The fane liked It, earn* out In weather cheered lowland re.si- food and candy were on sale, rapid The six-nation telegram to Lie I genuity, pioneer spirit, and workable ilemocracy to that of PUBLIC OPINION: It has aa unbeaten and untied seasons a week mantic have been named by Busi money. At least 500 Syracuse fol Tlie funeral will be held at the said: winner of the year. ness Manager Art Pongratz to sup There was plenty more action two full weeks to get ready," said drove*. dents. A freeze would slow the ly disposed of their stocks. The important M continued advanoeinept. pawar bat that of MBN and IDEAS. ago. Saturday— the first big night of lowers reportedly will view th* Ry The Associated Press runoff of wraters. W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Memorandum tn Follow ’Tha Whita Sulphur Springs. W. ply action In the first game that Eddie Erdelatz, moon faced, 36- Tlukve were nights when writer* tea table, over which Mrs. Edward Main street, at 8:30 a m.. Wednes- However, Army failed to make the young .season. In a Madison 15-round bout. i Joe Fulks had another NaUenal On the west coast, flood waters “The delegations of Cuba, Ecua Va., veteran racked up hia 11th will start at 7:15. Tap-off time for year old coach of the future ad at Madison Square Garden didn't J. Murphy presided, was a focal dav, and at St. James’s church at it, going' down before an inspired Square Garden doubleheader, St. miral*. "With the sama-type of TTiarles, like Barone, Is In peak , Basketball AssoclaUoa record to poured into ^orth central Cali point for shoppers In the lute aft dor. France. Norway, the Unit- I major vlatory of th* year yeater- the main game is set for 8:30. condition. The week’s postpone sek Promoter Ned Irish. "How 9 a m. Burial will be in St. James’s New England, as you know, has a great many tan day aa ha ooaated to a five-stroke Navy team, 14-3, before 103,000 John's of Brooklyn waltzed past preparation 1 think we might have many tonight?” They naked. "18 his credit today, but it waa of fornia and western Nevada for the ernoon. A lace cloth and silver ed Kingdom and the United fans at Philadelphia’s ’ Municipal William A Mary, 63-47, while LIU ment because of the heavy snow j cemetorv. Stat<4 to the fifth regular session gible asseu in the fielib of Industry, Commetoc, Agricul win tbe th* flO.OOO Miami Open won some other games we lost.” and what?" meaning 18,000 and little consolation to the Philadel second time in two weeks. The service with a centerpiece of red Friends m«y call at the funeral Stadium. disappointed in its 60-59 squeak ha* not hurt either’* training and storms and floods caused $25,000,- of the General Assembly of the ture, Reertatioo nod Transportation — but riw greatest Golf ’Tournament with a IS under Navy’s convincing triumph in what. It was a deddedly poor phia Warriors. berries and evergreens, with dainty home from this evening until the Fw greater effectiveswes la fnrAcring New la g - The Navy victory, In the Slat Eastern League over Kansas State. they’ll enter the ring In razor- | 000 in this area two weeks ago. United Nations present their com- | asset of all, perbsps, is New England’s recognition that j»ar 167. Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium night when the 18,000 weren’t While Fulks flipped in his 49th cupcakes and cookies and hot tea hour of the funeral- land’s development tbe Council hot eoaceotresed hi w o n meeting of these traditional rivals, Caniaiua roiled i>ast Oregon Saturday, snapping Army's 28- ■harp condition. straight free throw last night, th* pliments to the secretsry-general it faces not only challenges but also problems— its aware It was his fourth win of the 27- there. made for relaxation and sociability. in five najor departments: Industqr, Aarisukuw, Racien- snapped a 28-game unbeaten streak Well Balanced State, 69-47, and could make trou game unbeaten streak, left baffled Warrior* dropped a 98-83 deciolon of the United Nations and have ness that THERE IS VF&Ui TO BE DONE. year-old tournament. Only Gen* Proa work with less pattern de Hope to Restore The "white elephant" table was built up by the black knights of ble for teams visiting Buffalo's experts clawing for explanations. sign than th* Collegians. Beeause to the Minneapolis Lakers and aaw the honor to request that the fol tion, Transportation, Public Relatioia. Thcae departments Saraaan—who won It four atralght Memorial Auditorium. Brigham laden with all sorts of gadgets, lowing Item be included in the 1 yaara from 1637 through 1880— the Hudson over a three season Army’s Coach Earl (Red) Blaik the personnel la rsrefully hand their Eastern Division lead whit useful and ornamental, all at a Funeralfl wtU aaoet A a Cotmcil’s aow loag-taage pragram h r span. By The Associated Press * Young showed some power in the accepted the setback without ex S|M>rt8 iu Brief tled to 35 percentage polnta. Life to Dead agenda of the present session of | building a bettor New B i«le a d . . . a program tpocificalfy haa an equal raeord. other half of the twin-hill in picked. they go toward height to small price. Every table showed the Assembly as an important New England is ual<|ariy s a p p e d with men. Mess, Hia *2,000 top money brought Other pre-season favorites for With every club having at least cuse* and apparently without sur a much greater extent than the Three teams—the Boston Celtics, detigned to attadc, by onitedvacdoa, the wgaat atoanmic thumping Niagara, 84-69. originality on the part of the com Mrs. I,ela M. Rogers and urgent question: ’The inter mschines, and money, hot Now England’s p ro g t^ in the to 188,788.83 Snead’s official PGA national honors ended on g dismal one game behind it, the Eastern prise. By The Associated Press collegians. They do even more New Y’ork Knickerbockers and (Oontinned from Page One) mittee. At the apron booth, aprons The funeral of Mrs. I^la May future, as in the past, will depend upon the continued ap- pc^lcais of. Now Inglaod. note. Notre Dame’s once mighty Professional Basketball League ap In the Midwest, Northwestern. “ I’ve said all along Navy was Football Syracuse Nationals—all moved up vention of the Central Peoples’ winning for the year. In addition, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan running, have so manv skills fashioned of green paper, bore the Rogers, widow of Carl H. Rogers, Government of the People's Re plication of its catly piooecr .spirit and of umitoi tffort ha baa won *7,087.80 from unoffi Irish ate crow for the fourth time pears today to be better balanced due to explode against aonebody," Philadelphia—Navy upset Army. They require less room to oper on the Warriors. minutes, while it pumped blood letters spelling the word "aprons. ” who died at the Manchester Me at Los Angeles by dropping a 6-7 than at spy time In ita 10 years State and DePaul all won Satur he said. "They have excellent per Tbe Celtics, in second place, public of Cliina tn Korea.' An ex at a tegioo so solve mete pc^lems. cial tournaments, another *13,000 day, mostly over weak .opponents. 14-2, cndlnA the Cadets’ 28-game ate. force opponents Into errors and gave it new oxygen, he said. Handkerchiefs were displayed morial hospital early Friday morn planatory memorandum will fol T o iMpleaarat Aia prograat, the Now EngUad from exhibitions and another *38,- decision to the Southern California history. sonnel — rugged and hungry to unbeaten an-eak. and take advantHge of them iihipiied tlie Baltimore Bulleta. 97- It took dark-red blood from two ing was held from the Holmes 'lYojans and Southern Methodist’i Hartford, Manchester and Meri The best game, perhaps, waa win. They just kicked the heck 85. for the fourth time this sea most attractively In the form of low." Ceaactl l a W d will promote them tpodal oedvitiea: 000 or *40,000 from various enter Michigan State’s 61-50 victory Richmond The Richmond Reb Coaches still like to liave their j veins near the heart, by-passing cornucopias. The large stocks of Funeral Home, yesterday after Under the Assembly rules, the prise*—including hia ayndicated lost their fourth game to Texas den won their opening games, and out of us, that’s all." els won their second straight sthleles' , eyes open wlien th'-y ■ son. Hub Cousy, with 22 polnta, I TbeM Is a wecklng tool lor tke appUostkMi of A h are tied for the top spot in the over Wayne University. the dog's own heart and lungs, knitted and fancy goods were also noon at two o’clock. Rev. Leland question first must go to the newspaper colunm. Christian’s Horned Frogs, 27-13, Therem ere waswaa no quofliionquestion aoouiabout : ^^^erican Football longue title. •shoot, but thank.s to the war b.iby sparked Bu.vton's attack. and pumped refreshed, bright red O. Hunt of the Second Congrega united effort. It is an organization vAich represents Expomd its work for tko eomstrssrtiom of m tw By virture of his eay win in the at Dallas. six club circuit Wallingford,^ last Arkansas and TCU got past the that Nsvy’s fierce-charglng Hne^defe.ung the Erie (Pa.) Vets. 35- At Moline. III., the higli-sconng practically sold out. At the meet Steering committee. If this body initial week of Southwest action basketball certainly has picked up blood back Into an artery in the tional church officiated. recommends its inclusion in the you, works for you and with you, and which depends up togrtttd stttl mill im Nru> EmgUtsJ. 73*hoIe open, be Immediately be Bob Zaatrow waa the lad who year’s champs, alao won its in llmitcd th* powerful Cadet* te 77 - I momentum In a lot of way*. Knickerbockers blasted the Tri- ing tomorrow night members of augural, but found Meriden, the while SMU and Texas A A M fell Iciliea Blarkhaivk*. 100-92, to stay neck. The dog recovered complete the As.sombly will have an opjair- Sntuixiay evening a large dele agenda, it then goes before a plen on yon for support. It it the New EngUnd CoonciL came the favorite with his part sunk the Army. The 209-pound yard* rushing and five first downs. Golf gation from the V.F.W. Auxiliary past season's runner-up, too tough along with Rice and 'Texas. Army had scoring opportunities — In a tlnrd-plaec Ue with Syracuse, ly after the machine was discon tunily to look them over and make ary meeting of the Assembly. A | Co-optrott with Notiomd Plommirng Assot. md ner, Jim Ferrier, of San Francisco, Navy quarterback skipped seven Miami. Fla.—Sammy Snead won nected. and the animal's own conducted a memorial serWee at yesterday. Utah, sporting a four-gamt two within the ten yard line in the V. Inch edged Indianapolis, 84-81. purchases. two-thirds majority of the Assem- | T kt Wtdord Rtusroo Bomh of Boston iss tkr Calif., for the *10,000 Internation yards for one touchdown and toaaed the Southern seniors championship heart took over its normal work. the funeral home for Mrs. Hagers al Four-Ball Tournament which a 30-yard pass for the other. Navy's Torrington, losers by a point to winning streak, currently is the final five minutes—but they were Sports Mirror Fort Wayne, the Western Divi bly itself is required to put the Fnr a gMrtar of a neatwy th« Ntw Bw- eomdsset of s tomprtkemsirt shsdy of the im- cream of the Far West. Converse with a 36-hol* score of 147. If this can be done with humans. who was a former member. issue on the work sheet for a full | land CoiBKil hat bcca the aewey t k r o i^ begins Tuesday at the Miama staunch line play hu. led the Cadets Wallingford, and thumped by Man snuffed out by Navy’s alert de General sion leader, continued unbeaten at It will make possible new kinds of Bearers were: Donald Willis, pmt of poUeiet of tbe Federet Gorermmemt om Country Club. chester, came back yesterday to ly, Oregon State has gone under" fenders. home as It barely nipped Rochester, Navv Recruiler airing. which lenders is industry, coBsmarce, sgri- on their heels. Army managed to twice in as m u y starts. In Satur St. Petersburg, S'la. — Frank Today a Year Ago Steve Van chest operations and medical Roland 'Valliant, Howard Cum Diplomats were waiting to I t h New EngUttd economy.” After carding a three-under par eke out only five first downs and upset Bristol, which ha* lost both Erdelatz, in his freshman year (Pinky 1 Higgins was named man Buren set a National Foothall 80-76. Rookie Lariy Foust again treatment of heart and lung dis mings. Martin Peterson. Gerhardt cuHurc, and rsereatloBsl devdopsMst is 32 on the front side of the 7,<>00- of ita starts, but isn’t being rated day’s games, (Jregon shaded Utah as coach of the Middies, credited spearheaded Fort Wayne’s attack. learn the results, if any, from a th«/six New Esfland Matas have wicceaa its lone score came in the third State, 66-64; Idaho downed Idaho ager of the. Loiiiaville Colonels of I.ieBgue scoring mark of 1.0505 eases, the surgeon said. Here (iloses Shop Ristow and John Coughlin. secret conference last night be Aseortdm the host moons of finoneing tho eon- yard Miami Springs golf course. period when Zaatrow was tackled lightly by anybody. the victory lo "desire and spirit.” the American Association. yards aa Philadelphia Eagles beat This time with 22 polnta. Bisk Is Great Burial was In the family lot hi fally mited their dtartm lor iko mmmm Snead—five strokes in front of the The clubs have until January 1, State, 50-36, and Utah trimmed At Minnca|>olia, ;t was a duel tween India’s Sir Benegal N. Rau strwetion of modorn indssstriol footory honidinfs in his oWn zone for a safety. Colorado, 63-60. "I know that sounds corny com Weldon Springs, Mo. Beauty- New York Giants. 24-3. The machine is the latest of a the East cemeterj’. and Communist China’s Wu Hslu- Mid the Mividasl lead. field—took an easy one under par Oklahoma toyed with its tradi 1651, to make adjustments in their ing from a former pro coach," the wood's Tamarack became the na between tha Lakers' George Mlkan dozen or _more developed in the The U. S.' Navy recruiting re for osststing ornd now indssstrios. lineups freely. After that, they Some of the featured* attrac 6'ive Years Ago The Pacific- presentative who has been in the Chuan. Sir Benegal said their aes- 34 to come back. tional rival Oklahoma A A M for bull-shouldered young tutor said. tional field trial champion in tlie and Fulks and Paul Arisln of the last 20 years. The hope for this Mis. Bertha A. Wilcox A pair of young-up-and-coming must file rosters and allow a week tions this Saturday Include: Penn ( ’oast Baseball League requested Warriors. ^ Fulks who scored 15 of 'local Post Office building each sion^ of several hours was designed one period. The score was locked at Yale, Purdue at Kentucky, Chi "It was strictly a team job. The closing session of the 1650 national major league status at the minor one lies in its efficient steel “liing" The funeral of Mrs. Bertha A. to find a peaceful solution of the | The aim of the New England Council h W srimu- Broodcost to tho pooplo of Now EngUnd ond tho pros. Jack Burke, Jr., and Dick at 7-7 after the first but tbe Boon- to elapse between hiring and firing boy* never doubted they could do 16 free throws snd hsd his string Tuesday has had to "close shop” Wilcox, widow of Augustus J. Wil cago Loyola at Minnesota, Tulane retriever trials. league convention in Columbus. O, and special new pump. It is com until further notice. All interested crisis. latc regional action for the further economic progrcai of rosf of tho tomntry tho foets ohont ^ow EngUnd’s Mayer, deadlocked for aecood era then opened up with 38 points playsi*. It.” Karlng stopped, scored 26 points snd pact, with all its parts contained cox, was held Friday afternoon at place at 373. Burke, Houston, Tex., at Rice, Oregon State at UCLA, Ten Years Ago Today The , Anzlii 25, but Mlkan. the master of young'men and women are asked Put Bliune on PWplng New England by: ooonomie progrots ornd oebioromontt, through ost in the aecond to wrap it up. ^ a r t - In Sunday afternoon action, low’s at Western Michigan, West Inglewood, Calif. Next Move in a glaaa cabinet only 30 Inches two o’clock at the John B. Burke pro who is sixth ranking money erbock Claude Arnold led the Meriden edged out Wallingford. 65 Brooklyn Dodger* gave catcher I *11. wound up with 38 poinU. to contact the navy recruiter in Funeral Home, 87 East Center A U. 8. spokesman could give no I oeeoUroted ond ottpondod pnhUc rdotiont pro- ern Kentucky at Cincinnati, Syra- j ($3,001 won the $2.5.000 Vanity (Jus Mancu.so. pitcher John Pinlar high, 16 Inches wide and 18 inches the Hartford station located in indication when U. S. Chief Dele winner, had a bad final round and Sooner drive with four touchduux to 58. in the Silver City, and Tor Handicap at Hollywood Park, with deep. street. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, grmm. q salvaged a one-over par 71. He cusc at Penn .State, Oregon .Slate i ■ nd .$65,000 lo the St. Louis Cards the Post Office building Room 205 gate Warren Austin, a member of passes. The Sooners have a post rington trounced Bristol, 80 to 65, at Indiana and Kansas at St. Jo S|Mirls Si’liPfhile Because of the risk. It cannot be pastor of Center Oongregatlonsl Promoting regionnl conadoutacss and co-opetation. wai tied with Snead at the end of In the New City. Bewitch second and Wistful t‘>i^ for <«lcher Atickey Owen any day Monday through Friday church, officiated, and Interment the Assembly Steering Committee season date with Kentucky in the seph’s. Bowie, Md.- -Seawsi'd ($5.00) Fho Games Listed used now on a living person, Dr. from 8;30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and 54 holes at nine under par 201. but Sugar Bowl at New Orleans on The league re.sumrs action : Fifteen Years Ago—Catholic Bailey said. Its first test prob was in the WindsorvlUe cemetery. which first has to approve agenda Tonight I won the Bryan and O'Hsr* Me- on Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to twelve items, will ask for a meeting of Ton Ncod the New England Cooneil ' on the first three holes of tbe laM New Year’s Day. Kentucky ended Wednesday when Meriden travels | Y Junior l.raguo University IW’a.shington, D ( ’.I. ably will come when a patient dies Bearers were Jolin Dwyer, Elarl Expending the use of New England’s in d u su ^ round he wss one over par on each. Bn-Mara \*. North End.o. 7 :1 5 - moi'(sl Handicap at Bowie aa the was selected to tompclr in the 111 YMGA League noon. the committee. He said he did not its season a week ago by losing its to Manchcater. It'll be Torrington ] Sr»-IJcc» (Mf , Maryland racing season ended. during an operation, when his Mitchell, Ellery Linnell, James financial, agri^niral, lectentiooal and huasaa lesoufces. Mayer, . handsome 27-year-oId Orange Bowl football game at H. S. Kimbrough, petty offlcer- know how soon the "explanatory ALL New England oaedi A c Nrav England Council first game, 7-0, to Tennessee. I at Hartford Friday,' Manchester at B f Silk O ly Moriarty 8:30 Miami, Fla. — Mr. Joe Puck ($17.- heart stops beating. Baylor, Fred Wilcox and Bendix newcomer from Old Greenwich, S111--J. il ...... I u va, a. Miami, Fla. In-charge of the Hartford Navy memorandum’’ will follow. Tennessee, which meets Texas I Wallingford Saturday, and three Two game* will be played at th* Thla heart stoppage is called Ahrens. —the Council necM the support of ALL New England. l-urU, I f ...... u 1 Y. 801 easily won the DeSota Purse recruiting area states that the (^nn., shared the lead with ama in the Cotton Bowl, turned up for games next Sunday afternoon. ’Y’ tonight In the Senior Basket ' clinical death. A person might The telegram to Lie was the I If you are aot alnady a member; it is to your iotsntt to teur Frank Stranahan at the end Martin. If ...... ii 0 u | Tuesday, Dec. 8 at Tropical Park. Yale Routes Amhent Manchester office has been closed first U. N. document signed by the Facilitating the cooperation o f buttocss interests and the Newk Year’s Day battle by The atanding New Orleans—Riverlane ($8.40) ball League. The flret game start atill be revived, if blood circulation due to the large number of appli join w iA oA cr leaders who, through their memberAips of 36 holes when he carded a five Yost. It ...... 3 1 ?! Laurels vs. Eagles. 7:18—Ree. United States which referr^ to I governmental agencies in furthering the region’s eco smothering Vanderbilt, 43-0. The W L Pet. Saloninne, c ...... Z 0 6; captured the I-8U-Tu1ane Purse at I ing at 7:15 will sse tha Bri-M*ra Is restored quickly enough, before cants appearing at the Hartford About Town ia A e Council, ara helping te d m lo p this important under par 68. But on tha final two Hartford ...... 1 0 North Ends v*. Legion/ 8:30 — _ New Haven, Dec. 4—(iP)—Yale the Chines* Communist Peiping nomic gtowA. Vola have lost only one game, an 1.000 Mnhardt, rg ...... 9 0 191Rec. Fairgrounds, edging Thwarted by | Amherst, 77-54, for their, facing - the North End .u Pharmacy. w _ sensitive brain tissues are da mag office. a ^ ioa to h i fuUett. rounds he had even par tO’a. May Manchester ...... 1 0 .1.000 H*j e*, rg ...... 1 0 2 I efl.' This critical time element Regime at “'The Central People’s early season decision to Mississippi Wednesday, Dec. • a length. second basketball victory in a row ' The Pharmacy zports the beat re^ Chief Kimbrough also stated er and Burke each got *1,300. State. Texas, which ends Its sea Meriden ...... 1 0 1.000 Bralnard, If ...... 3 3 S' for some people may be only two that applications are being ac Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V. F. Government of the Central People’a I Ed (Porky) Oliver, veteran cam Smith. If ...... 3 0 6 Meriden va. Naaslffa, 8:30 --I Saturilay night here. Dave Sears ord and should take this one but W., has been Invited to att^end the Republic of China.” Increuing national conariouancti o f Haw England’s son against Louisiana State this Wallingford ...... 1 1 .500 No C'hiance to Shine they will have to play for tt ca« be or three minutes, but there are. cepted from young men between paigner now playing out of Seattle, Torrington ...... 1 2 Armory. and John Weber, sharpahooting rare caeea of eafe escape from joint inatalletlon of officers of A United States source said this | economic significance, achievementi and oppertunitict. Add your nasM NOW to the rising tide of Council week, also has only one blot on its .333 Total* ...... 22 a .'lOI Kophoinores, paced the victors. close. In th* nlgtatoap tha- Silk the ages of 17 and under 31 for en Wash., fired the round of the B ristol...... 0 2 .000 (Caterer* v*. Rockets, 7:16- ^ . death as loiig as eight minutes la listment in the Navy with “no Manchester Chapter, No. 17, Dis was to clarify that the move was membership. Retntmber, what helps New England day—84-31—68—to junm Intoi a record, a 14-13 defeat at the hands 3 Ir'o hod* sh o p (2tlf Detroit—i/P) — Lea BIngaman. Sears scoring 28 points, flva more enty Eaglen wlU tangle with Mor- of Oklahoma. L. 8. V. battled Sunday’s Results B. F. f. Bolton V*. Wappin*, 8:30—Y. ter. In thsee, eurgeona squeezed waiting list" now. Seventeen year abled American Vetarans, and being made on an official basis. It | helps you. tlx way tie for fourth. Deadlocked Friday, Dec. 8 six-three 250-pound guard for the than hia taammate. It was shades iarty Brothers. H m Eaglea bavn was not directed ut “ Chinese Com- Tulon* to a 14-14 tie Saturday. Meriden 85 Wallingford 58. Templeton, rf ...... 3 .1 7 Detroit Lions, fears be *now will or aussaged tha heart to stsirt It olds may enlist for a “minority auxiliary, Wednesday evening at at 373 with OUver were Glenn Tyler, If ...... 0 1 1 East Hartford v*. Hlgti, 8:30 — of Tony Lavalli, Yale’a great high dropped their flnt two sUrts whU* eight o’clock, at the F. W. Home, munisU” or “ tbs Peiping Regime" Results of other games which Torrington 80 Bristol 65. never get a chance to fulfill his scoring star of recant seasons. tloWag again. enliotment only and all others V. I Teal, Jacksonville, Fla.; Ted Kroll, Oakr*, c ...... 6 1 11 Armory. Mortarty’a won their flrat twis hut : nSsarytfelgg te Oatat” must enlist for four or six years 608 flhwt Center streeL > —the term XT. 8. delegates have T h i thine Tide LMs AU the lean" rang down the curtain for the This Week’s Games Ilarriauii. c ...... 1 ‘ ^ , secret ambition to play quarter- New Hartford, N. Y.; Jim Turne- Wednesday not without a struggle. The EngM* ItlMaithiaaaags or other means at their option. For further in used up until now In referring to sa. BriarcHffe. N. Y.; Joe Kirk participants Saturday include: .Mulvey, r f ...... 0 1 t , back. After piling up a huge score > National League could turn th* Ubles with • Bttl* The CaiMcS h noa-prafk, am i-poUtkal, non- Meriden at Manchester. I'C'oDns Wia than tha heart machine can formation contact the Navy re The American Legion Auxiliary Red China. wood, Jr, Daytona. Fla., and Fer Alabama 34 Auburn 0; Georgia II. Marcui.i, ill ...... -o In a recent exhibition game. Lion < better riiootlng than they hnye B a, Mad. tbs surgeon said, „*Yor cruiting officer in Hartford. partisan; Its only funds u e memben hip MANCHESTER EVENING HERALiU, »}ANUHE5TER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950 Toots — Sam. wo disturbed A pastor in Paris recalvad a ’ Father—Did you hav* the car Be courteous to everyone. Con TOONERVILLE FOt,KS BY FONTAINE POX iFtjaa T H i L V i Mother last night after you package from hla niece In Ameri out last night? siderate of Inferiors. Never awwl 75 Sense And hroui^t me home from the dance. ca. In which was a very plain tie Son--Tea, Dad; 1 took some of by superlora. Friendly to many MoBldU luatraaiaiits 12 fwSalo n Suburban for Sale but Intlmat* with only a few and fliwlneM Offered 1» BalMing— Coatraetlng 14 A rttd M fa r tt Sam—But, TooU. we were quiet. BUltahl* for on* of hla calling. H* the beys for a run around. Business Expansion AntomobBee for Sole 4 FIVE ROOM bungalow on three Mouseuse Toota—That’* what disturbed wore It one evening when he Father—Well, tell them I've you'll aucceed In any undertaking. CX)1CPLETB Aopatra on vacuum OUTSIDE, Inatds painting and 818 MAIN STREET called upon a very orthodox and found two of their lipsticks. 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. AUTOIIATIC Racord playar. Lika STARR PARLOR grand piano. Ex- acrea of land, located near East her. eleanera, washing machines, papcrbangtng. klaa asUmataa. Wllllngton. Price 86,000,1-3 down A UttU girl was gent by her very 'well educated family. In Old—What’s a college censor? C k sn B e d Prompt aervtcc. Reasonabla new. Records included. Call 3885 eallent eondltlon, 8800. Call 7196. Business firoperty, consist Farmer Perkins— (reading SEDAN— Model 76, hydra- motors, small appliances. 100,000 Call owner, Btorra 9063. mother to the grocer’* with a bot- After trouble gets behind you, the middle of an extreme philoso- I Lino A censor Is a iicrsou who matic, radio and heater, new parts available. Stuart R. prtcea. Phona 7680. D. Frechstta. ing of two offices and 6 room tl* for a quart ot vinegar. phleed conversation the light aiid- from neVvapaper to hla wife)—_ It i ^.an sco three meanings to a eol don't drag It. dently went out. It was pitch is satl mated that the recent din Advertisements Wolcott, A -l Repair, Sales. 180 FOR SALX—Baby carriage. Ex- Waatad— To Boy 58 tenement. Good income. Suit BOLTON —Route 44. Unuaual lii Little Girt—But, mamma, I lege Joke that has op ly two mean- black. PAINTING and superior paper can't say that word. black, that is, all except the pae- ner given by Mr*. Copley was 1948 STUDEBAKER CHAM Main street. Phone 8397. oellent condition. Call 6861. able for dentist, doctor, law year-old quarry stone house mgs. hanging. We carry the newest WANTED—Good uaad furnltura. rooms, bath and aunporch on Mother—But you muat try, for You will never be big If you let tor'e plain tie, on which gleamed served at a coat of at leaat ten wall paper books. Very sstlsfsc- yer, etc. This location is im your butlnese go to your head. PION 2-DR. SEDAN—Ra RANGE Burnere, pot burners and Any quantity. Wa offar you Mgb- floor, fireplace; 3 cottagea , I must have vinegar and there’s the following; "How About It?" dollars a plate. Whet must the | tory price. August Kanehl 3759. ROYAL AND Smith-Oorona port- proving every day. dio, heater, overdrive. heaters cieaneo, serviced and re abls and atandaro typawritsra. aal prlcaa. Woodahad. Phona 8- income 851 monthly Large front-1 no one else to send. victual* have cost ? ! Mr*. Perkins ■ Land's sake.! 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAM paired. Also new range burners All makes of adding machine! 8154. age. Corner plot, approximately I go the little girl went with the Fred—W hafi that piece of W^fc—It anys her* that primi- l/)flrr—•undfty. r*d Oockw 8 ^ Installed. Joseph Senna. Phone ARTHUR KNOFLA bottle, and aa she reached the stplng tied round your finger for, tl\*e men never swore. Joshua! And such folks always ^ PION 4-DR. SEDAN— Ra- 28 sold or rented. Repairs on all 1 acre. 8I4,J00, termi. Suburban has a different plate for every 1, 1. fMiMl*. cMpped • ««. 2-0147, ' Rrpainnt Realtor Realty Co., Realtora, 49 Perklni counter of the etore she pulled the Bill? Husband—Huh! With no flat -1 Xnawen to Penny. Tel. 2-012^ ^ dio, heater^ hillholder, over makes. Marlow’s. Rooms Wiihiiut Hoard 69 oork out of the bottle with a pop, Bill—That's a knot. Forget- thing they eat. j UATTKESS. Tout Old mattrasses atreet. Tel. f215. tlrea, wrong numbers, radio croon- drive, WINDOW SHADE? made to order 876 Main St.— Est. 1921 and eald to the astonished shop me-knot Is a flower. With flour ara, income taxes, celling prices, JX>ST—At ®Mt Side Rec, flri' sterilised uid remade Uke new. PLEASANT Furniahed room with you make bi*ead, and with bread A 65-year-old Ksnsas man has ^ 1942 STUDEBAKER CHAM and Installed. Venetian bllnda FOR SALE Guitar and case. Phone 5440 or 5938 man: rationing, and black markets in red pocketbook oontelnlng Elgin Call Jones Furniture emd Floor kitchen privileges. One block from Little Girl— There! Smell that you have cheese. This la to re boon eating three raw onion* a day 1 and curtain rod*. 24 hour service. Phone 3736. Wanted— Kcal Batatc 71 > their day, what reason would they WTtetwetch with expenelon brece- PION 4-DR.—4 new tires. Estimates gladly given. Fagan Covering. 36 Oak Tel. 2-1041. Main street. Phone 2-4428. Home Listings Wanted and give Ae a quart! mind me to buy some pickled hav# had for using profanity? for 20 years In the belief thiif It ' le t. Finder cell 8356, or return to 1941 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN— will bring him a longer life. He’s i Window Shad^ Co.. Route 44 at BOLTON — Building stone and LARGE CLEAN comfortable heat NEW BRICK home now ready for SELLING? Now U the time. Lei l onioha” the gym locker.______A Ready Aetreee It was time for the factory going to keep It up If It kills him. | $125 down. Bolton Notch. Phono 2-4473, Masieal— Dramatic 29 flagstone. Also rock d ^ ln g ed room. Near bua line. Quiet occupancy. Hot v ater oil heat, us appraise your home today. N< 1 1928 CHEV. 2-DR. — Radio, and blasUng. Bolton Notch (Quar flreplaca, ceramic tile bath, 29 ft. cost or obligation involved. W< " U r wifO will never hesitate "Hug* gurplus of Pork Indicates worker's ton to go to bed. ANT'yUES ReOnished. Repairing neighborhood. Private home. Ref Hotel Guest (to msnsger) — | PIANOS, new, used, spinets, ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnoda shed dormer, garage. Lot 75 x buy and sell Alice Clampet Agen W iiM her age ahe's aakad to UU, Prices Drop,’ * headline. Wanna Junior—Tell me a story. Daddy. Pereoimie______heater. $125 full price. done on any furniture TIemann. erence. Phone 8183. Factory Worker — Well, my son, These flowere are for the phone: grands, consoles, upright. Low 130. Five .oom& finished. One cy, 843 Matt, street. Phone 2-4543 Demur, deUy or contemplate— bet? 1936 FORD 2-DR.— Gas heat, 189 South Main street. Phone She’* rehearsed the atory well. once upon a time and a h a lf.. girls. t h e PROSPEvn HiU School for prices. The Plano Shop, 6 Pearl SET OF UNUSED Encylopedia ROOM FOR rent. ■ Two mlnutea room and second bath ready for Manager Thank you, sir. You ] er. $79 full price. 5643. from center. Constant hot water. WANTED—Residential properUes —la o J. Burke Student— Do the Canadiana young children, Pre-klndergerten, street. Americana, 855. Tel. 2-8126. lathing. Henry Escott Agency, In Norm*. III., It la against the compliment our service. i 1947 INTERNATIONAL ’ Call after 5:30, 2-3373. 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers waiting i have a Fourth of July? klndergerten, flret grade. Montmy PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical 268 High atreet W., Tel. 3683. Sole Taacher—Of course not. law for human beings to make Hotel Guest - Corupllnient. | through Friday. TraneportaUon TON P IC K U P -L ow mile PIANO TUNING, repairing, keya COLLIER Haywood carriaga with Competent, confidential service - •trapplag as well as reformatory f ^SHOPPING DAYS contractor, malntenaiice and wlr Agent terms should make their mark on Student—Whet do they do? Oe faces at doge.—Cindra Ann For- nothing! I thought they were all ; furnlehed. Mr». Lela Tybur, direc age, very clean. 24 months recovered. Free estimate, quick, mattresa. In axcallent condition. ROOM FOR Rent with all eoti- Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 41 • Ing for light and power. 40 FosUr dent service. Phone 2-9329 or venlencea. Near Cheney'a. Phone Perkins street. TeL Mane. 8216. young hoodlums. from the third to the, fifth ? avth*. San Francisco. dead. I • /TIUmiSTMAS tor. Phone 4267. efUde Call 8081. ElAST CENT "'K street section. 6 to pay. ■treet. Phone 3308. 3874. 8133. room bungalow, 25 years old. Oil BUY, SELL, exchange througl . TWO GIRLS In vicinity of Hilliard CHORCHES MOTOR SALES TWO PAIR boys’ ski boots, aiies heat, fireplace, 2-car garage. Very 01 Piamtl Day! LANK LEONARD GENERAL Rcpaii work being NICE CLEAN room for rent, for a this office. Howard R. Hastings ■ MICKEY FINN and Woodland street*, would like 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 done by two capable men on roofs 7 and 9'/^. In excellent condition well contructed. 3 rooms and bath ride to Traveler's, hours 8 to 4 .JU. Manchester, Conn. Help Wanted— Female 25 refined gentlemen. On bus line. Real Estate Specialist. Phone 2 icuESsrrwAs; NEa,WEUS00N and television antennaes. Interior Call 6396. 2nd floor. Needs redecorating. 1107. CaU6544. ______Call 6627. Price $13,500. Shown by appoint THEY CERTAWLY KNOW'HEUK painting and decorating. CaU DENTAL Assistant wanted. Ex REVERE 8 M.M. movie camera Eddie Thereault, Manchester ment. Phone 6273 or 5329. Brae- WANTED—3 bedroom homes, o l* AC(M1PLE y o u n g Girl desires ride from 01 1938 FORD sedan, Will sell re* perience preferred but not neces Elxcellent condition. Call 2-8209 NEWLY Decorated room, business WBttirTRW YES, 1 WAS, m . ! HAVeeVERYTMHC 3.555. couple, housekeeping feclllties at Burn. and new. Urge and amall. Quali£ cott street to Hartford I**:?"* sonably. Cal 6769 after 5 p. m. sary. Give references. Write Box after 5. SUnUSeOTOLEMN nrr WHEN Rw STOP OONN THERE FOR W, Herald. tached, continuous hot w Manchaatar Lodge No. 78, A. T. A meatlng of Our Lady of the thla danger," hs added, "etpadal- of making raatitutlon, aapacially and A. M., wUl hold a special com Moat Holy Roaary Mothers Cir Scan Carefully ly now whan tha pressure of bue- when he Is serving a Jail aentence. About Town munication tomorrow evening at cle will be held a t tha home of ineae leaves less time for details. Average Daily Net Press Run TheWeaJher 7:80 at the Masonic Temple. The Mrs. Janies Leber, 77 . Drive B, c;fompleta identifleation should be For tha Weak Eadlag Foroeaet of U. 8. Weather Baraas W w iJ •wuwea. dialiaun Entered Apprentice Degree will be Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All Checks Now Insisted upon at-all times." Two Small Fires * JLt Daeember 8, 18M VoTMt nUI C M *n min- Today, Partly etoody, cold, conferred, and this will be the Everett Keith of 119 Pitkin The Unemploj-ment Compensa s atrtl aiMxr, h u called a meeting last degree work of the year, as tion Department haa found that S' F U N E I ^ I . H O m ! ^ 1 0 ,1 6 3 wtadyi hlglteat 4Ss tealgkt, fair tha gabaral committee to be held street and J. Q. Elder of 81 Tan Unemployment checks have been Reported Here the annual meeting and election of ner street have been vacationing MercliantN Asked J o Use aad.BMnh ooldeet lowest 88; 9e- at the Maacoic Temple tonight at officers Will be held on December forged by children as well as • Meaiber of the Audit iimtrlfPHtrr lEuptittm IkraUi at the Princess Hotel and Cottage morrow, cloudy and eoM. ' T:tO. ’0 » diorua haa been aelected 12. A fter 'the degree work there Extra Caution During adults. Not all these checks were Two fires wera reported by BETTER FAGILITIES Rareau of dreaUtloBa Colony in Hamilton, Bermuda. stolen from mall boxes: some were Manchesler—A CU^ of ViUags Charm and It la pl^iaaed to arrange for the will be a sd^W hour and refresh- Chief! John M en and Jam es Up-to-date methods and equipment serve ■peelaKlee a t tlila meeting. Xmas Holidays taken from hall tablea where mall menta. Mr. and Mra. Americo Bucclno la left to be picked up lay mem Schaub today. to constantly Increase the nsefulneas of the E Quish Funeral Home to the eonunnnity. s of Milford announce the birth-of Labor Commissioner John J. bers of the family, guests or The South Mancheater depart (UtaaaMed AdverOelat oa Faga t8) MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) Twgiite f of Union Veteran! Oaye Alexander, an honor stu VOL. LXX, NO. 55 PRICE FOUR CENTS a son. Robert Allen, yesterday at Egan today wame'd storekeepers roomers: others were stolen from ment was called Saturday after WH.LIAM P. QUISH win hold their regular meeting to dent at the Mary Burnham school. the Milford hospital, Milford, pocketbooks and wallets. When E morrow night at eight o'clock at and others to u.sc extra caution in E Northampton, Maas., has been Conn. Mra. Bucclno Is the former cashing Unemployment Compen ever possible, extra care should noon about 3 o'clock to put out a 47 Maple street. Plans will be elected secretary of her class. She Agnes Falkowakl. daughter of Mr. sation checks. He said, "The ap bO taken by householdera to pre fire at 12 Warren place caused by * • diacuaaed for a Christmas party is the daughter of Mrs. Marjorie and Mrs. Joseph Falkowskl of 68 vent such thefts. an overflowing oil burner that ex and a good attendance is hoped proaching Chirstmas season • and Alexander of #49 Hartford road. Alton street. its accompanying flood of checks The one who cashes a forged ploded. Companies One and Four for. through the mall Is a most oppor check usually sustains a loss even responded and extinguished the Members of the Regina d Italia Oilef of Police Herman Schen- tune time for some persons to take though the person for whom It was blaze before serious damage was Ijkaii* r , Society are requested to note that del will lead a discussion on Ovil advantage of the carelessness of intended may eventually be re done. the meeting tonight at the Italian Defense at the meeting of the others by stealing and forging imbursed. When the forger is At 10:15 this morning the MFD b M a in St. Korea found and prosecuted, and he went to Lockwood street to extin Ousted Men's Club of the North Metho checks." Allies Will Return American clubhouse on Eldridge /V\ A N C n F S T L H usually la, he often hss no means guish a Are in the woods. street will sti-rt promptly at seven dist church this evening at 7:30. "The public should be alert to JO-ANN o'clock. Election of officers will be held, followed by the Christmas RMMkr and Adviser party. Cold Air Mass Truman Meets Attlee at Airport Ex[)ect House His Moved To New Address Mystic Review, No. 2. Woman's moth Red Chinese 33 Elm St., Off Main St. Benefit Association, will hold Its Heading East, OK. of Profits usual meeting ndth election of of Near Connecticut General ficers tomorrow evening In Odd Insurance Fellows hall. The business session Bringing Snow Tax Bill Today will be preceded by a pot luck I supper at 6:30 in charge of Mrs. Pyongyang; Hartford Tel. 6-1370 Elisabeth Evtushek. chairman and Administration Hopes to her committee, Mrs. Irene Vlncek, Temperatures Skid to Mrs. Alice Shannon and Mrs. Shir Zero as Wave Advances Push Federal Rent ley Smith. If the committee haa 0wia/llroiwi Control Extension in overlooked contacting members as —New England Hit by 2nd Dunkerque Looms to their donations of food, they The House Quickly mav telephone Mrs. Evtushek, Wind, Rain Monday 2-ii6«. From HALE'S The Smart Gift Store By The Associated Press Bulletin! QiiFhtion Arinea Wheth* A cold wave pushed acroea tha Washington, Dec. 8— —A m m m m M w m m m m u m H iu m 90-day extension of rrnt con Truman-Attlee Agree er U. N. Forceii Could frozen prairiea of the midwest to trols waa approved today by Hold Seoul - Inchon SERVICES BEAUTIFUL MOROAN-JONES day. Temperaturea dropped below the House B a lin g IVHnmUtee. the aero mark aa it advanced. A Hies Must Go Back Area Againat AlLOut lO V IL i The Weather Bureau In Chicago, Washington. Dec. 8 —tiP) A Attack; Eighth Army * That Interpret the wlahe# CHENILLE in a apeclal bulletin, said the mass multi-billion dollar excess profits SHIP'-SHORE of "extremely cold Arctic air" waa COVIL'S tax bill was ready for House ap Farea Flanking Threat; of the family. fanning out across the north cen proval today. It apparently faced To Korea If Ousted tral aUtea. II. S. Jeta Kill 2,000 clear sailing in the Senate later. BATH AAAT SETS Lower Ttauraday - ' I Passage at the close of House Reila Fording Taedong John B. Burke It predicted temperatures of 10 Bulletin! t drive them out in s Korean- Dun-1 to 20 below In Minnesota, zero to debate today appeared certain. i There was a possibility, however, Washington, De«. 8—4/p)— kerque. | Tokyo, Dee, 5.—(4*)—The FUNERAL BOMB five above for Chicago and ten to The source said the Prestitent 16 above for the Ohio river valley that the final vote might be put Gen Omar N. Bradley was re big Keel Chinese army waa 87 East Oentw St. X ai 6888 $2.98 off until tomorrow. ported to have said today and Prime Minister had agreed by tomorrow morning. that for the present, however, the reported entei^ing abandoned "Even lower readings are ex Its chances for final enactment, that wlthdrauals by United CHOCOIATIS AmbnIaMs Barvlea Two patterns —Solid color with diamond pattern and multi-color ^ in combed qingham once dim, were brightened by In NaUons troops now have made United Nations shniild do every I’yongyang tonight on a mo floral, ■yellow, blue, green, grey, rose, peach and wine. pected Thursday morning east of thing possible to avoid being In- tha MiaaiBsippi river.” the fore President Truman and British Prime Minister Clement Attlee (riglit) chat at national airport. Wash ternational developments making It possible to evacuate them If mentous face-saving mission a crucial ronferenoe on the world a defense line can not he held volvM In a slate of open war with caster eald. IngtOB, Dec. 4, aa the president met the British leader on his arrival tor it obvious that no end la In sight for Sovict-spon.sored Commu Oriitr lath Sats a a a a a $2.29 to $5.98 2 9 B to vast defense spending.-The Ad In Korea. CHimmunist China. Zero to five below was predicted aitoatlon. (AP WIrepboto). nism in the Orient. United PINE PHARMACY for Chicago Wednesday night. ministration renewed a drive to The decision was taken during •M Center St. TeL 2-9814 STILL TIME MIMHKWWWaMHaHIMIHIMliaMfaHI The Rocky Mountain region and swell the amount It will bring In. London, Dec. 8 —(4'i—A British a 90-mlnute meeting st the White Nations forces representing Gift Before the final vote that will informant said today President I the Dakotas already felt the House yesterday, informants said. 53 non-Commiinist countries FOR GOP Ignored send it to the Senate, the bill faces string of aarlap weather. Butte Jungle Girl Yields Truman and Prime Minister Attlee Gen. Omar Bradley, (Tialrman of had driven the broken and fleeing CHRISTMAS WISSE OR GRIFFON I and Glasgow, Mont., hod .25 below a drive by Republicans to aubatl- have determined that United Na-' the Joint Chiefs of Htaff, gave Red Korean army from their today. It was 17 • below at Cut- tute their own version of heavier tions forces should return to Korea I Pyongyang capital Oct. 20. HOSIERY bank, Mont., 14 below at Sheridan, In Asia Crisis, business taxes. In the event Chlrese Communists (OiHitlnued on Pago heven) Tuesday, before overwhelming PORTRAITS G O P WanU Milder BUI Wyo., and Minot, N. D.. four be To Dutch% Mom’s Plea pressure from vanguards of the OF TOUR CHILDREN PINKING SHEARS Sheer 51 gauge. Full fashioned ny low at Akron, Colo., and two be The Republics;!! era backing a 1,000,000-man Chinese Communist Don’t Delay low at Rapid City, S. D., and Declares Taft bill to impose a milder excess pro army aosembled for Rod Korea, Phone For Appointment Today lon hosiery in new flattering fits levy coupled with a 8 per cent shade.-*. Reinforced heel and toes North Platte, Neb. the last U.N.. troops pulled weari GDRinERSn: The advance of the eeeeon'e And Has Swell Time hike In the maximum corporate U. N. Committee Slated ly out of Pyongyang In retreat to Main S« Man