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Thomas Zîlay, aon o f Mr. and < The Manchsatsr Vetsranff Ooua- flbld. road, changed with spiiiWng, All Interested in the spoken was fined $18. , drama are Invited to the meeting Mrs. Alden BaUey of Main street cU wUl moat at 8 o’ck>ck tonight PoKce Court About Town In Woodruff hall of Center Church has been elected treasurer of the at the V.F.W. Home. Considera House tonight at 8:30, when Pro sophomore class at Boston Univer tion will be given to a request that HALE'S SELF SEI Th* CJownopolltan Club will rie«t fessor William Thornton Simpson sity. veterans take.a stand, if they so In Teem Court this morning The Origlaal In New Eagfauki - ^ « Filduy «ft«rnoon « t 2:16 i.i the of Springfield wlU present the pro desire, on the matter of priorities Thomas limm, no addresa was MARY CONSOU Federation room of Center Cl. ch gram. In the Impending sale of thd houses sent to Jail for 15 days on an In- Mmtehe$ier—‘'A CUy o f FUlago Charm The Young People’s Society of at Orford >^llage. houM. Mre. Erneet Ohberg r.nd the Concordia Lutheran church toaicatlon count. Donald R. Mahr Dreeamaklagddag and ARsARaratlena and HEALTH M A RKED Wnllaoe Canney will preaent a lec of Rockville Itn>, also held for Covered Battens Bat The Ladles Aid Society of the win hold a Harvest Social in the ig m ra go U ) MANCRESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEBIBER 18, 1848 (TWENTY PAGES) ture-demonstration entitled "From church basement this evening at Teachers o f. Zion Lutheran Intiurtcatl^ paid a 810 fine. He VOL. LXVIIL, NO. 42 B u ck 1 n g h a m Congregational was taken off a pubile bus at po Fleece to finished Yarn.” Non- church announce a plastic demon 7:80. The program will be followed Church school will meet this eve is Elm Street. Bast Hartford members WIU be welcome at the with light refreshments. Tickets ning, following the 7:15 choir re lice headquarters last night. Phoae Hartford d-BBi stration in the social room, tomor Doaald B. Wiley o f 60 Oamp- THURSDAY SPECIALS iisdal guest fee. Members are asked row evening at eight o’clock. may be purchased at the door. hearsal. to note the change of time. Rescue Tnqiped Truck Driver s i O C Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. [ News Tidbits TOe fiiial session o f the com The Brownie Leaders association Nationalists Claim will meet tomorrow afternoon at Experts Summoned munity leadership church echool GOLD HBDAL C aM From (ff) W ins will take place this evening at 7:30 two o’clock with Mrs. Alton Hall in Center Church house. of 37 Holl street. FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 45c Complete Victory Spanish poUtldsns, rusty In ths OAMTOEIX'S wara of campaigning, getting Into atiide for Sundaj^s voting— To Advise THAI^GIVING Spain’s fin t BMalcipM ta 13 yaara . . . Israeli Army saya TJfMATO SOUP 3 c. 29c In Suchow Fight lar^ number of Arab Shalkha of ■HE HEAT YOU NEED JcUo Padding Combination. Chocolate, ^ the Negeb deaert have aakad that Tapioca, Rice and Vanilln ^ For their people come under the aa- tbority and protectloa of loraol... Aspects |h E ECONOM Y YOU LINENS C h i n »s e CUivemment W ill Bolster American official In Munich ta- FOB FBUIT OAKB—FANCY olgna in protest against Military I Riepresentative ’ Asserts government order to return valua WANT 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 CasualOes In ble art abjecta to Italy . . . Judge ^larshall Calb Financial MIXED FRUIT Lb. 39c Marine Unit J. Howard Roberts of Bridgeport . Bromley and White MerceriEcd flict^ <« .Reds as Superior court refuses to rtduce Asks UN to Apply And Monetary Adirisona O rd € rto d a y from $10,000 to $1,000 the haU e f From Washington and Quaker Lace Agaihft 40,000 Suf At Tsingtao Peter Glares, one of six New York WALN UT MEATS 49c men held on charges of carrying Berlin to Consult With DAMASK fered by Own Forces weapons ta as auto . . . John Fas Bernadotte^s Plan NO. *54 CAN HUNTS Question Whether *Cir- ter Duilea says Americanfi want Jessup; Will Consider Manchester Lumber and TABLE Nanking, Nov. strong and unified Western Burape SETS cumstances’ Might Re capable of standing up for itself. BrUain Formally Asks Questionnaire Sent by PRUNE *1110 government claimed com Senator Walter F. Oe«Mge. who Egypt Seizes Fuel Co. 64 X 82 Size plete victory in the Suchow sult in Armed .Con will return to chairmanaMp of Sen Application to Settle Bramnglia to Members CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 CLOTHS With 8 Napkins P L U M J Can 25c 6 Cans $ 1 .1 9 battle tây. Gen. Chang Liu- flict Is Left Open ate Finance committee, saya an ex Palestine D ispvî Of Big Four Natioils Shik, official military spokes cess profits tax would lead "to de- Ship’s Cargo 80 X 80— 12 X 80 else. Drees up .structlon of business” . . . Amer Submits Resolution your table for Thanksgiving man, told his weekly press Washington, Nov. 18— The ican ambassador to Great Britain. Paris, Nav. l l —n- retary of State Marshall aum - White Rayon Damask KRAFT DINNER cheer in London for subduing or Paris, Nov. 18.— (/P)— Suchow can be considered as rins force’ ln China, left open today moned American financial Linen flniah mercerised white concluded. What the Commu- nery hone with frightened woman ain formaIl$’ asked the Unit fiscation Is CrtM lds and monetary experts today damaak cloths with 8 napkins the question of whether “circum- aboard. S P E C IA L 2 Pkgs. 25c nlzts do now Iz subject to o^ ec- Joseph Boyle (under smashed window) leata Ms head la Ms hands as ed Nations today to apply the from Washington and Beriin $4.50 to $19.95 to match. stanoes” might lead to armed con police and volunteers work with timhers to pry np Ms overturned Fifty persons who suffered from Bound for Israel TA BLE CLOTHS and SETS ture.” recent smothering fog prepare to la8e Count Folke Bernadotie’a Pleturee Eedz la rilgbt flict with Communist troops. track pinning him to groand at I(sedhnin, Blaas. Boyle, 85, remained to advise on currency aspaets The Navy said 1,250 Leather eonaelons through the hnlf-hoor sedeal and gave advloe to bis res wing their way to North Carolina plan to Palestine. A British Port Sal4 Eigypt, Nov. '16—(F)— of the Berlin criais. They wffl Chang pictured the Red forces for week’s free %-acatleu.. .FUMit YELLOW in flight He said government necks will sail from .Guam next cuers. He was taken to heapllal with leg and Internal Injuries. spokesman said the United Egyptian suthorlties began today consult with Dr. Philip C. 54x54 $3-69 , Tuesday to reinforce the 2,600- Boyle said his track evcrturaed when he swerved to avoid another to Key West of Secretary ef De Closeout! '4 Only. Reg. $19.95 troops and planes were mopping fease Forrestal foreshadows possi States delegation took part to imload tbe cargo of the Ameri Jessup, U. S. deputy who man Marine garrison at Tsingtao. up an area extending SO miles vehicle. (AP wlrephoto). bly historic diplomatic and defense "at an official level” in draft handles the Berlin case for Mai^ TURNIPS 6 Lbs. 25c This force, laid the Navy in addl can Victory ahlp Flyktg Trader. V . Pastel Colored around Suchow. ^ steps to preserve world’s precari ing this proposal. The authorities said they are cen- ahaU in the Security CouncIL 54x72 $3-98 The spokesman asserted 130,000 ing details to a surprise news con ous peace . . . John Foster. Dulles NO. 1 casualUes were Inflicted on the ference announcement by Secre Follows Lines o f Report fiscating the cargo because it waa BatpluMla eatOehaleal* Aaaeeta thoroughly surprised bv President The BriUsh submitted to the Reds as against 40,000 suffered by tary of Defense Forrestal, “will as bound for Jm el. Thiz step was discloaed by M New Englander’s Told Truman’s appointment Ueaignhtlng 5S-natlon PoUUcal committee a (The U.S. State deparUnent in American delegation source aa 15 Lb. Pk. Nationalists. sist in the orderly evacuation of him aettag chairman of the U. 8. empfaaaU in the » > ! « « . dlspote POTATOES 59c (Kven ss ho spoke 1,350 Ameri resolution following the Unea of Washington said it is Investigating 72x90 $7-95: on Damadc Sets United {Kates nationals through delegation to the U.N. . . . Coast the slain mediator'a final report. shifted to technkai aspects of tha can Marine reinforcements pre the port of Tsingtao.” the Egyptian action.) ' ■ • ______t ■ Ouaj^ and Navy seardi o t Point The resolution calls for a ConcUia- The manifest of the T0,000-ton currency control problem ta tha pared to rush from Guam to Dodges Fighting Query Judith, R. I., for body o t Rev. John fbrmer German caj^tat N’apkms 59c ca. Tstngtao, 335 nUlea northeast of Get Off High Perch tlon commission o f thrM nations ship, operated by the Isbrandtscn Forrestal was asked by report Oaaey, who drowned yesterday to supervise the division o f Pales Steemiiiip Co., described the chrgo The Americaa axperts are fijfiag HEALTH MARKET Suchow, to bolster the 3,600 ers whether the Marines will fight' while on first flriiing trip. ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING •98 set I Marines at ths U.S. Naval anchor- tine between Arabs and laraells. as bound for Genoa, Italy. The to Paris from tlM Treasury depart 54x54 Qoth with Napkins .... $ 5 .9 6 Set if the Communist armies attack Senator George Malone (R., The resoluUon suggeatod that Egyptians contended, however, ment In Washington and from Gen. * age therei Shanghai reports had a Tsingtao. That, replied Forrestal, Businessmen Given Ad* Nev.) Uamea Secretniy of State Uiciua D. Clay's MUitary govern Beautiful luatroua rayon damaak that washes and Irons so 08 X 78 size, with 8 napkins, 3 blue and 1 srrMn only. Fine FRESH I Red truck column moving toward W ill Reopen* the CoRciliation commlaaiqp also that labeta tadicated> the goods TURKEYS NOW! la a matter for the State depart .Marahall for plight of Chlnag Kai- take ovar, at the request o f the were destmed for Tel Aviv. ment staff in Bsrfin. sasUy. quality pastel colored Tsyon damaak cloths with 8 napkins, I Tsingtao from Tsinan. ment to decide. vice by Vermont Gov- Shek’s government In China . . , . (UA. fisnator Osorga W. Malone JSecurity Council, any or all func HaHed at Pert SaM The experts wifi have befiom f t a t H Lb. A t the State department, Preaa Americm President Lines official Id To 19 Lb. 19'Lbfi and U f hnported Bdgiuifi. 5H O U LD ER 5 49c (R-Nev.) In Tokyo toM The As- amor at 24th New tions o f the acting mediator, them a qucatlonnatra oa cu m a - Officer Michael J. McDermott took W age Talks saya the State department has ap Ralph J. Bunche, and the preaent The veesel. carrying 38 vehicles, cy issue which Security Council . Bociated Preaa he attended a sacret 4,000 hags o f rice and a large thia position: England. Conference proached company on the possibil U.N. Truce commission.' FRESH confarmiee In Tsingtao ysaterday number of batteries and automo- President Juan A. Bramulga o f A r To Dry Tour TKmditgUUig DUHeel **nie answer Is that It all de ity of freezing Itz strlke-bonnd poa- gentine has sent to the Big Four at which plana were discussed tW pends on drcumatances and there sedger sMpa In San Francisco and The Conciliation group also bils Spare parts, waa halted at High-Ranking Govern would appoint a technical bound Nations. lb. 6 9 ^ 58” WWta 18x18” representatives o f Gen. Douglas la no answer now. I don’t know Boston, Nov. 18.—(/P)— sending them to China to evacuate Port Said Tuesday. 79< P O R K BU TT5 Lb. 59c aries commiuion to aid In outlin BramugUa is leading a Btrtta NUGARA UNTFREE, HK^HLY ' MacArthur and Navy leaders. Hs what the answer will be. I can’t New England businessmen ment Peacemaker to American citizens . . . Any ad Officials said the master of the said he could not discuss the plans.) ministration move to dislodge Paul ing frontiers in Palestine “based ship first refused to let the Egyp compromise effort on behalf of the White Mercerized PURE pretend to say now what they will were advised today to “climb Cbuncii’s six "neutral” All Nativd Birds IVom Nearby Pam s ABSORBENT GLASS CHECK 6 NaaUag Sate for Meath Take Hand in Strike O. Hoffman as chief of E.R.P. on specific conclusions” o f Count tians unload the cargo and that do In certain clrcumstancea” down from their high perch.” Bernadotte,” and "aubject to much V. N. Sacretory-aeaesat Ikygve TaUe Damask Other government aourcea said eSremnstaaces At Preaent seems Ukety to provoke a flgM la the city military governor then the goveniment won at least ths Gov. Ernest W. Gibson of New York, Nov. 18—(iP)—Nego Congress adjustments aa may promote issued a confiscation order. Later, U e also haatalttated a otody ot the PORK 5AU5AGE5 Lb. 59c O n . the basis of IntormsUon agreement” between the .Arabs and currsney quetUon by Ms own tater DISH TOWELS Nigddns opsnmg pbsse of the Suchow bat available here, the circumstances 'Vermont told more than 1,- tiations of striking longshoremen the officials said, tha U.S. consul L. T. WOOD LOCKER PLANT tle ag2nst 300,000 veteran troops. Jews. here asked the ship’s master to nic'AnsL Amseicaa aoureaa saM to at this time are these: 000 industrialists in an ad and their employers wlU bs reop day their lieiegatlnn has a rt yill, PHONE 9424 > This victory, they added, means Hepsa far Support el Fisa * abide by the order. $1.19 yd. Fresh Seafood 1. Tsingtao, Yellow sea port at dress read at the 24th New ened tomorrow, with the govern Turkeys Price The propoeal was placed before raeelvad any apeeUto requeat fto the base of the Shantung penln- England confeyePce; the committae following a debate definite jafonnatloa flWB Bta. ^ — 3 9 ^ ea. 39c ea. (CDntiBned sn Fbur) anla, ti. closa to Commnhist-con- ment lending ja hand through a Fresh fish to fry, bak, boil or broil ” Miist Ahaadon Beaerve^ on the Palcatine situation. Brldfii Instructed to Clear troUed areas—so doss that the high-ranking labor peacemaker. laeleS Ob Aieqaato Chitoel Soft absorbent diah towels made by Niagara In the ever Maks up'swurnWn table cloths. Gkx)d quality white damaak ’Tf New England la to prosper The meeUng will be the first To Be Higher Delegate Hector McNeil evprsaaid Hie Soviet uakm haa SirlaTiil ft Will save you thne and save yon toil; water supply for the dty is with and grow we must abandon 'some hope the full General AasemMy Up Seieure Quickly popular glaaa check pattern In blue, green and red.’ 68” white mercerlzikd damask. napklna. in Cotrnmmist-held territory. Some joint session since the Malne-to- will not lift tha blockade uakoa the of our traditional reserve and would support the Bernadotte Washington. Nov. 18— important than any questioa of mote pliable M . 6 9 c Bullctini keys to go 'round this holiday Gibson took issue, too, with one the east coast and paralysed large season than in 1947. That’s one Support Cut nine that blockade. olmtiltaaaoua action on curreaey' , CM pee, N. H^ NOv. 18— of the Council’s own reports op tegmenta of the area’s economic FRESH OYSTERS * .. 79e —The battered body of a reason prices are higher, Offlclala said tbe State depart 54x72 posing developments of a TVA life. 'Price estimates are based on the ment sent Instructions to Ambas (Osnt on Page Faar) 8 9 c • yenag womaa believed by po- power project in this region. Meeting Scheduled Today Growers in 1949 to Be fice ta be the znM ag Newark, Higher Postal assumption demand this year will sador Stanton Griffis Tuesday to "One of the handicaps of ths A meeting of the strike commit be as strong as last year. If de look into the case, do all poerible N. 8., nnrse. Rath Kaenberg, New England area,” he said, "is Assuretl o f Getting On was moved today from tha tee of the AFL ' International mand also falls off, the price could to straighten out the ship’s legal 54x90 Rates Likely the high cost of electrical energy. Longshoremen's association (ILA) com f down. Right now, whole position and (protest to the E g^b- $1.19 shallow grave where it was There is no reason to believe that ly 60 P. C. of Parity found last algbt. Authorities was scheduled today to atudy prob sale trade sources consider the de ian govenunant-slf he considered A n sizes to fit up to tha big dinner size. Heavyweight d ea r. the trends in government are away lems arising from the decision of mand vw r strong. reported, however, there was from the extension and develop F lashes! ”notUng deflalte” as they Truman to Renew With Halifax longshoremen to handle You ouglit not to be too aur- Iri'^h S " wm »walted here. LADIES’ ment of public power. any ship which docks at the Nova prised if you .see price taga run waited detailed examination Vigor Plea to Help Bal “The contrary Is true and we glamor for growera next year. (L a ta I Lttaa al the UP, Mfira) by medical experts. Scotian port. ning up to 80 or 90 cents a pound The potato won’t be supported I shall be blind tadeed if we fail to The decision reestablished Hali on the Thanksgiving bird at retail Thanksgiving Housewares ance Federal Budget take advantage o f the opportuni- in the manner to which It hssi Osslpee, N. H., Nov. 18— VF)— fax yesterday as the busiest port stores. become sccustomed. Not by one- Russia Starts DuUea Aettag on the North Atlantic coaat, ^ t h The price will vary from store The badly decomposed and ap (Oonttnuea oa Paga Four) third. in feet. Key Weot. F la , Nav. IS. .’OP).' . parently bludgeoned body of a Washington, Nov. 18—OF)—Prea- special “boat trains” shuttling lin to store, from neighborhood to Instead of the 90 per cent of CARDIGAN ng woman believed by police to ident Truman will renew with vig er passengers to and from the crip-' neighborhood, from city to d ty. parity guarantee o f recent years, Pass System M m Fester DaBsp aa artlag < Ruth Elsenberg, missing New or next year hts plea for higher pled port of New York. Some stores may even use turkeys growers in 1949 will be assured by ama of the L'Mtofl Stalaa M ega- SOMETHING rark, N. J„ nurse, was found lastpostal ratea to help balance the Woman Tutor As the strike of 65,000 members aa "loss leader8” ---sell them at a the government of getting only tkm to the Uaitc4 Natleas la hta night in a shallow grave. budget, those In the know said to o f the ILA gripped a 700-mlle loss fn order to get custoraen to. 60 per cent of the theoretical “falj: May Seal Off • Berlin’* first effidal post electisa eaSsfss state police said clothing dis day. stretch of the east coast, negotia buy the trimmings in that store. to everyone” price.. Boeat ot this caaatry^s M-partisaa WONDERFUL Thanlînng Dinnerware covered near the body matched •The Post Office department now tions toward settling the 12-week*> Prires Still Rising And to be certain of even that Soviet Sector from forelga policy. DaBea wM ba act- that worn by the attractive 23- seems likely to wind up fSOO.OOO,- For Robberies old Pacific Coast maritime strike Prices in the wholesale market much, the growera must not pisnt j tag chalrama SWEATERS 000 in the red next June—an un moved along steadllv. A longshore are a good deal higher than last more potatoes than they are told. West; No Consultation of Secretary of State HAS year-old nurse when she left a 32 pc. Floral desigti Dinnerware Set $8.49 Newtown, Conn., home July 20 for precedented loM which would ac men's pay dispute is at the hesu^ year—and they're ri.sing. A Supporting potato prices has j ------who will be ta Washtagtee Maaltay a five day vacation In New Hamp count for more than a third of the Arrested in Connection of the west coast strike also. young tom turke.u weighing 18 to cost the government dearly. So; Berlin. Nov. 18— UP)— A new for coatereacea with Mr. Tionma . HAPPENED shire and Maine. She was employed deficit forecast for the entire gov In New York Margolis set meet 20 pounds cost 43 >i to 44 cento far this year the bill amounts to! Russian system of uniform psssis Tbe Prctkldeat at the aaaie ttam at the Newtown home as a child ernment’s operaUon this fiscal With Crime Spree ings today with the New York a pound in wliolesale lots at Chi about* $100,000,000, compared with i that may seal off Berlin’s Soviet oppotatedi BiiaJaaRa Cehca as chtef 35 pc. Needlepoint Dinnerware Set $10.98 year. TO nurse. Of Three Youths Shipping association. represenUng cago last y?ar. Today the price the previous high o f nearly $91.- j sector from the west takes effect Lalted States delegate to the UJ«. Crashed Skull Suffered WIU Involve Second Claes Mall the stevedore employera, and. the for the same bird is 57 to 58 cento. OOO.OOO in 1946: Last year's bUl today. Aaseatoly ta Paria to teptaca Bo- Medical Referee Francis Dube Officials told a reporter private ILA’s strike committee. Smaller birds cost more than «4ts $39,500,600. A Russian ahnouncemtat. mada pahMraa Warrea Aastta, who haa THIS SUIT S3 pc. Needlepoint Dinnerware Set $16.98 reported a preliminary examina ly the increases most certain to be Springfield. HI.. Nov. 18—W V -A Margolis also planned to meet larger ones, because demand le The trouble has been two-fotd. last night over the radio and retaraed to the Ualted States be proposed will involve second class 50-year-old Springfield woman, de Farmers planted more and more cause of niaess. tion Indicated she suffered a with New Vork'a Mayor WilUam concentrated on small sixes and through the Soviet-Uncensed news • o e PR1C8 ' crushed skulL The official cause mall—made up chiefly of newspap scribed by police detectives as .a O’Dwyer: Arthur Meyer, head of there aren't many of them. A potatoes and Americana ate few agency ADN, said the new system teacher of robbery techniques to 62 pe; Floral design Dinnerware ' o f death and cither . details were ers and magufinea. the New York State Mediation young hen weighing;, 10 to 12 er and fewer. So tha government will apply to the entire Soviet oc Moaey Bag MIsalag FACTORY withheld, however, pending further H iey said the reason is that the three youths, is in jaU on three Board: New Jersey State Media pounds coats. W to 6S cento a had to buy the surfihu under its cupation tone M d tbe Russlaa- Prsridaacr. B. L. Nov. Mirro Ahmumim Reaitar and Rack Set ...... $28.95 examination. Post Office department rates that charges In connection with their tion board representativea • and pound In wholesale lots today. support program. controfied ares of Berlin. - A moaey hag runtatalag 94.187 ta brief crime spree. ^cretsry of Agriculture Bran- cash waa lepscted te poUm today Designed for large alaa fowl, roaate and ham. Dp. Dube said the skull and category as its biggsst money- Mayor Frank Hague E gg en of Last year the price was 52'j to 53 Three Kinds of CArds upper portion of the body were loser. I^ ey Insisted the fact that DetecUve Sgts. diaries Earley nan announced the new 60 per cent The RusZisns said that starting as aOhutag from tha algkt depssi Bowl and and James Ifipollto said Mrs. Flor Jersey City. cents. 9 4 pCe Fiord design Dinnerware found in the grave and the lower a majority o f the nation’s ^ press support level for 1949-crop pota today three kinds of identity carda tocy box at the Uaoota broach of Baay ence’ Mooniaw was arrested ' last the riaatatloaa baak. Edward section nearby. Police theorized opposed Mr. Truman’s election is toes last night. He sa | d he dldh't wUl be in use; For Germans, for brown 1 6 - 4 5 night and charged with armed rob like to do it. ,but had ao other Shore, a dowatewa market eftt- In’s lEEN TTMPnZD^ ing. PoUahed. Mtin finish, quick beat bdttem. S e t ’ *'eas'd ••*•■•••••••••••• ^ 4 9 * 9 5 bones of the- lower part of the beside the point. those without nsUonality and for J, To emphaalie .their no-retalia bery, attempted robbery, and con course In view of tha Mgh. cost del cald the lie depocteed twe bage jXTtcrstt - body .had -been dragged from the tributing'to the deUnquency of a ’Yorelgners:" —gOBo tbru an ingenious process that infinitely ' grave by animals. tion contention, they recalled that Private Saves -4 Miners; of the potato program. Oql, Frank S. Howley.’U. S. com I of Bceaoy. eao roatalatag SLSM minor. ' aad the other 94J 87 aad a check Wear-Ever, Many-nse Enaaicled Self-Baatinf ThaiUîii^^SpÛd. Bone Handled State PoUce MaJ. Dwight Com- the preeident recommended, postal - -Brannon also set-a goal of t.- mandant In Berlin, .said the R us-1 enricbes its top'quality worsted. Tempering makes The three youths, in signed state 638,300 acres of potatoes for next fee fits, te the deposHery lete Set- Btock asked the girl's uncle, Jer rate boosts In each o f the last two ments, admitted one robbery and siatui had not notified the other choice fiibrics more responsive to lithe uiloring. . . ome Efisenberg, a Newark lawyer, years and followed up the first Big Hero in Japan Today year. This is about 200,000 acres powers of the move. He said ac orday aight. Baak efftetalc tailed an attempted robbery.. They also below this year's planting. te ftad the bag eeatatohig the ROASTER to forward her dental chart for suggestion with a specific bill tion appeared to him to be “ more ROASTER CARVING SET are In jail and are charged wlthi Each State AssIgaaS Goal adds sparkle to colons... and ineneaset wearability. C A R m SET •100% ALL WOOL purpoeea of identification. drafted by the .postmaster general. hocus poctis, ” but added that, tf robbery and an attempted armed Bach state was assigned a goal. It’s just one of the "exclusives” you get when. .. The lawyer and the girl’s father. A feature of that bill waa sharp robbery. Sendai, Japan, Nov. 18— (fiV—4fresh water aprlng. Its waters and enforced it could block o ff the 67-45 Ephrikm Elsenberg, vice principal ly boosted ratea for second class ^ t . Salvatore Forte o f Hatboro, 10 pebble sized pieces of candy Eventually each coimty, than each BnmtaGws Deathe $ 1 4 - 9 5 Relates Her Connection grower, will get one. ba aligible Russian sector. New Birttala. Nav. Length 17 8-16”. width 18 8-8” , $2-49 and $3.89 of the East Side achool annex In matter. one o f them bad In his pocket kept TO Howley said he believed strict • FIRST QUALITY Mrs. Moomaw. in the presence Pa., was almost as big a hero in for price support, a farmer must Suit tar height 9 7-16”. Holds 16 pound $ 3 - 9 6 Newark, planned to come here BeM la Committees them alive. enforcement of the uniform pass of police and Assistant State’s At Japan today as Gen. Douglas Mae- not exceed bis Individual fonl- filed agataat the New turkey. Handles on ends and todey to assiet authorltlea. But It never got out of commit n ie Japanese. who admire, requirement would be next to Im- torney Keith H. Dressendorfer. A i^ u r. courage and know-how, bowed low The lower support level came as ligh t Oa, today hy Walter Tyidu. sides. The girl wqs reported missing tee for a vote In either house of signed a sUtement rcIaUng her p o^ ble. • SIZES 34 TO 40 when she did not reappear at the Private Forte saved the Uvea o f today to Private Forte. no great surprise. A. K. Gardner, 8r, Hcihilitfrtir af toe * Stainlets Steel Fowl Thanksgiving Paper Oongreas. Connection with the three youths. four Japanese miners buried In a Maine's commissioner of agricul Wifi Not Go Aleag e< hta deeeeeed wWb, netea , It's a KuppEnhaimer Aluminum Pie Plate home o f her employers, Mr. and The president spoke out again, Forte left Hatboro High school Royal Chef Police said Mrs. Moomaw's cave in for 12 dtj-s. ture. said his state “acceptad the He said the western powera aad few chlltoea. whs #a4 H Mrs. Peter Drury, at the cloae of but leas emphatically, for highlit; statement disclosed that two at the. end of his freshmsn year would not go along aitb the Mca L a c e r ...... 10c 1 0 ” . . . . - - - 49c Table Cover . . 25c her vacation. Their families and friends bad IS months ago and has been sta-: thought that them would hive to toe Ami • MOSTLY INDIES RED postal ratea in hla budget message young unidentified girls who lived given them up for dead. But not because they had not been consult aa Nav. . Lost Seea by Ndgbbsr last year—again to the Republi at her home—one 11 and one 14— tloned in Japan since Janiisrj-. be a drastic cut in rapport pricas ALUMINUM Private Forte. He waa once a Parents “ Surprised" Ion next year’s crop and tber»- ed. Hw ehUdrsa, an ysuaQ 7 She was last' seen by s neigh can-dominated 80th Congress. had lured the three youths to her American officials meanwhile miner, himself. Hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nlc-; alter.” tor. J r, Joha. Aim M MANCHESTER GREEN bor o f the Dtury’s.who drove, her Next January, however, the home. She Instructed them In pro announcetl that a British C-47 Maria Aaa. Tyaili Pyrex Pie Plates to a Bridgeport. .Conn., railroad President will have a Democrat- cedure In staging robberira, es He kept digging doggedly. And ols Forte said thev were "very i Simultaneously with Brannon’s Footwear For AU the Family ROASTER Stainless Steel Poultry Thanksgiving SALESROOM HOURS: M rarnriand’’ ’ over the news tiuit tt n n ouncement, potato growers air life ^ plane . cra'she.1 tost night in i the 9 T m. 9 station where she purclBsed a dominated Congress containing a capes and disposal of loot. She he kept a crew of Japanese dig rarorised over oLer the ^ j,r.tio„aiPoUto council, the Soviet rone. ktUlng the pilot 9” ______ticket tff Portsmouth, N. H. told them to rob women. ging, down through a 100 foot their 19-year-oId number of new faces. And, ad it's objective: To promote potato and seriously injuring two crew- $ 6 -3 9 Skewers ...... 15c 10” . . • 59c Napkins ...: ^ 15c Friends quoted her sa saying ministration aources say, he will Police* seized the three youths high hill, to reach the imprisoned the Uvea of'tb e four trapped Jap- cora. The crash occurred three she Intended to hitchhike from "strongly urge” the rate ,boosts. last Monday for Investigation in ancoe miners. consumption. Brannan' said he was “ extremely miles weaf of Schoenberg. , Portsmouth to Chocorua, N. H^ to ... Some Increases Voted connection \Aith the robberj* of a " B ^ e d to Eroergeney Urapltol "H e alwaya did have -nglneer- meet an acquaintance with’'whom Thev were dragged alive from reluctant” to approve the lowering Some increases were voted by woman and an attempted robbery Ing talent.” said Forte's brother Treasury Balane* ’ Green HALE’ S . she intended to drive to Maine lo t the 66th Congress to^go Into ef of a second woman. Their signed >hrir '^ k . dark-^risoo today. AU Ghnacn. 27. an Army %-eteran of of the support prico. Ho haa^pned a vacation on Monhegan laland, 16 were exhausted and were niahed to odd that hia action “cannot ba fect on January 1. They will raise statemmts admittod the crimes. the Sooth Pacifle campeifi^ Washington. Nov. 18—.(Jh—"nie Stamps Given HOUSEWARES miles off the «oast. Police IdenUfled the three as to an emergency bofptial sag up hi’ tag World war n . "I guess his regarded as a'precedant or pa The airmail stamps from five cents to position of the Trearary Nov. 16: MW* Her New Hampebire friend and six. make varying hikes In third ford von Wart. 23: Robert Near, 18, a tent at tbe mine’s mouth. natural talent together wito the i attitude of this department ta ah- WUh Cash Sales BASEMENT Receipts. *284.886.397.42: expen W C 0IVE GREEN STAMPS Island residents reported they had and fourth class mail, end up rates and Paul Black, 17. Doctors said they would Uve. training he rêlved froin the tabUahlng the g e n e ^ level o f price ditures. $169,123,233.19: balance. MancmistiA " neither seen her nor knew of. her on money orders and registered ■ The two girls are held In the, When the .*ve-ln came the Army played a big part In the supports under our .new Isgioia- ' itlon.” . .. i$4,664.596.060.06— f j juvenile home. 1 vinffE w$r eb undflrffrounde MSCU#.” 1

i t ' " 7 ^ ..M MANCHESTBE BVENWO HERALD. MANCHEHTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18, IM t BlA.MJHlr^Sl t:K GVfSMNU HEftALO. MANCHESTEE. CONM^ TRURSEAT, ÛVEA1BER 18. 194S P A O & 4 W O p atto BO riiaiR adgm and eolorhfl David la a senior end a danJiilate choirmaster of the South Metho- beart, are advised to bring tortr 1 . . . Miss Mary Friedman of the Green mer Diakan, Dr. Eugene Davis, ai Ej8U*fliydByElElM» with paints not having a lead High School for Wast Point, and Barclay, bet dtst church w ill be organist fo r the copies with them Monday evoning. school facul.ty. Ermano Oaraventa, Charles.Hol Rockville w. OUldren In the two-year age ter known as "BOrry”, la a mem evening. Msnehaater High School Aids for Child County Y Unit Bolton Notch ' fl M L O E W C btf of tbe Nasareite church and a Important Factors man, Charles House. Matthew group like toys with motion, but ebnsidera itself fortunate t o have Moriarty, George Marlow, Herb they ahovld have no removable potential future church organist, a friaod so vitally Intareatad la its Pnrei^ were urged to consider DRiVr IN THEATRE C h o o s i n g Don’t Nagicet Slipping Get a eadi haa him the individual differenres in chil* Is Formed Here McKinney, Dr. Ray Moszer, John Overpass Plan pans. Toys for flve-year-oMa offer baing a pupH of Clarenoo W . Hel- moaioal program as Mr. Ashtoo.- Are Discussed Gifts l^lfomed an opportunity to tcaiMi fchildreh aing. flrioadiy hadetget'iBd dron's .work, which is no\V one of LaBelle, George Potterton, Jay NOW BATUROAV One of the innovations of the FAL&E TEETH saner the dw ke of Rublnow..Bob Smith, Saul Sllver- aafa handling of household tools program wlH be the audience par the factors recognized as most Im Handel’s Messiah to Be EHzabath Boyee, also a ssntor, De false teeth, drep. dip or wabble aaUnon panaaa tert r portant in the school’s treatment stcin and Dr. Bernard Sheridan. For Hospitak and appliances in mlifiature. Buy wUl sing tha four reoltoUvoa pre ticipation in the singing of tbe ’wbea yoa talk. eat. lauch or •nceie; a ** ‘ ...... Ill I II Program Is on the State Panel Talks Held by of the reading problem. Compari* Local business and Pro* fiiS!^-FAliS8!b.lr. ing toya for ten-year-olds la only Cresented Here on ceding the "Pastoral Scene” . LSu- “llellelujah” chorus. *0 1 1 # haa Don't be annoyed and embarraiMied by half the Job, as children of this Mt been tried anywhere In New siacb bandteapt. rASTKKTH. an alkk- U aon between the work of various rtne Hoaghind. another senior, will llna powder to eprlnkle on aMothir in- rssnnS• am d M wn flag a s a w a Parents, Educators at fessionnl Men Are on Highway Department’s age must be taught' Gl use play iwm a n ntoh, maiamidmiA pupils should never be made. NoYember 22 render the recitative, "Then Shall land and might prove an 'ax- ro a r plataa. keep* fal.-e teeth more dtitoeWi*‘ir- - • |'1 J Wi Rather the parents should give CommitteiB . Man Injured Program TÛnrninoNE Roekville’a Legion Aux things ;aucb as electriv trains and ______e tbe Byeo of the Blliid Be Opened” ment of worthwhile jnvit. Onnly sat. Gives eonfldent fecllnr of Fwaonars.TXS MAN. Come hi The Green School tha Mca. liach child encouragement to do Handel'a "Meariah" win be sung and the aria, "He ShaU Feed His of the readers who do not bVdirlty and added comfort. No sura- TiCHNieOLOR 2p$ iliary to Rcmmnbef tatow the "Hallelujah” chonia by my. gooey, pasty taste or feellnr. Get /ii«rimj.ion i hi» best on his own reading level County T. M. C. A. committee A new overpaaa and approaches by toe 154-volce A Capella Choir Flock". This aria will be fol rAflTB B TR today at any drug store. A n intcresUng p ^ e l discussion and ^ should oraisapraise him when hebe Ak Cars Crash P L U S; Jasaea In o f how the school, the paren|s and to carry Routo US 6 and 44 hlgh- Maaen The Vetm uM lowed by-a lovely rendition of TRAPROCK has bettered hia own record. for Manchester was organised at Starta 8aa.t Nqbady lira s Feecver ^ "HATTER’S CASTLE” Cooking Expert of Mancheater High adiool Mon Iwat ceossavMriMf wess re sav vm "~ the library can help uie child in waya acroaa the railroad at Bol "Come Unto Him’’ to be suiw my Childron may be helpml to be a meeting held recently in the Float -OHOflT GOES WILD* day evening, November 38,, at ton Notch la Inoluded In the state Rockvine, Nov. 18—-(Special) Virginia Green. ^9A#wtflfFIMANCEC0l FOR DRIVEWAYS bis reading was heard by a large come better readers by the par Manchester High .school library. GbrnpUa Rîdent Suf*. highway dspartmant’a tentative eight o’clock In the South Mcth- A newoomer to toe vocal stago FENDER AND BODY fed Usov s naif naaiBi asnama assembly o f parents and educators ents' fumiahlng thSm with many The Dohoaa • Brtel-Lahoc-Hanam To Lecture Here I CAN at ihe meeting of the Manchester Edson Bailey waa\elected chair project program for 1848, it waa odlat church. fit Manoheater w ill bo Gwendolim ys* sum naiiawBfaL conn. yxperieacea and with m any oppob- Unit of the American Legion Auk- man. Delivered — Spread and man, Edgar Clarke, secretary, and Leri Fnctared Rib in dlscloaed today by State HIgbway This will be the second tome that Glennoy, a senior, vriio Will sing atel 3480 • Sorif Homy, m MSMsasr Green P. T. A., last evening at the tunitlas to talk outside o f school. Every woman interasted in serv WORK Paint Your Rolled. school. A fter a •poWuck supper Robert Hathaway, treasurer. Commissioner O. Albert Hill. lV lfl>M%h8l|ldehM ilHDl lUary Is making plans to contrib the high school has preaented the tho beautiful aria, "He Was De Parents ahould try to read to their Formed primarily to sponsor Local Accident ing something different for her "Messiah.” The first toms was put on by the hospitality commit* The preeent oonerete overpass ute 34 gifts to the Christmas Gift Thanksgiving menus, shduld take spised” Winding up the advance children and pro^de an atmos and extend the Hl-Y program in TONIGHT In 1846. All solo woric wOl be SohnKme and Fla«g. Inc. House Cheap Also Amesite Driveways. tee under the direction of Mrs. at the notch is narrow, rests on a Shop at the U. S. Veterans hospital advantage of the lecture-demon- notices on solMats fo r the "Mes phere In the home where good Manchester, the committee will O w H es LandraiUa, 88, o f Chap rendered by members from ths •84 Orate, fltieoi Good Job—Phone* t-1338 Allan Hellstrom and Mrs. Carl books are mi eaeenUal and recog curve, and the hlghnmy route In In Newington and 24 gifts to tbe tration by Mrs. Arra Sutton Mlx- siah” la Adele Fallot who w lli aina Froehllch, the "members of the also handle o th e^ h asea o f County lin, received. a fractured rib and ranks o f the choir, and w in M eWlS i "How Beautiful Are the Feet of nized part of daily living. In Y activities. Tns commutes Is tersections Just seat o f tbs bridge Carl Angallca’t Onhestro Veterans hospital a'Hocky Hill gift ter, wen known cooking expert .of anel wero Introduced by Mrs. the following: Them."' school the teacher and librarian other bruises vdisn a car in which create a traffic baaard. The hew 8bop'. — the Hartford Gas Company, to- T. D. COLLA ohn Boyle, program fchairman^ composed of local business and S togother help the child to -mfl^t he WM Iljl passenger yesterday construction. It is plannsa, will Tbs g ifts w ill be divided fo r each morrow evening at eight o'clock George Vince, a aenior at. Mas* Alternate eoloists .are as fol Mrs. Ann McGuinness Aherli, professional men who have display Telephone"^>9210 interesting reading material on correct ttaeee poor eondltloha. to Woodruff hall of Center Chester High, who wlH sing the lows: Nancy Bunsel, Joan Con NOW AVAILABLE reading con.sultant for the state of ed a real intereat in the work te- afternoon crashed into another nun Food, W ell Sorwod hospital as follows: six ladies, six the proper reading level. The ma Ing done by the Ooimty Y. The eatiraated coet of the new gents, six boys 12 to IB years of church. two weU known recitatfVes, *^ m - stantine, Carolyn Estey, Robert Coiuiecticut, led the discussion as machine on East Center street and terial must definitely have an at overpasT and approaches is |176,- B u ffet snack and luncheon fort Ye” and "Thy Rebuke”, also Liebe, M ary Provan, Chartea sisted by Miss Eleanor Mahoney, Local Headquarters glanced off a uUUtles pole after ago and six girls, 12 to 18 years of NEW DENT/L traction for the particular child Elmer T.’ Thienes, well-known 000. ; Koopa Pooplo Coming To menus w ill be demonstrated, and the two arias "Every Valley" and Smith. A Limited Supply of Brand Y -ir reading consultant for the schools the first collision.. age. Many of tbe memtora are for intereat is the strongest moti for his work with T activities, pre It was not Indicated In ths re the dishes prepared will be pre “ Behold and See." George ex Tbe ehorusae which the choir o f the city o f Hartford, Misa Driver.of the car in.which the planning to donate the gifts for vating force in forniiiig good read sented a review Of the entire pro lease of Information Just when sented as attendance prizes Mrs. pects to follow a vocal caheer up w i l l atn g a re as foUows: Esther Granstrom, principal of ihJured m in waa riding was Leon these shops where the bospitaliaed PLATE MATERIALS Singer PorUible ing habits. gram for the members of the com work of reconstruction is expected Mlxter win give aome delightful on graduation; ' And the Glory of the Lord, Fbr the Green and Lincoln schools, ard Wassmer of North Windham. Veterans are allowed to aeleet fibe / Lehiffh Valley mittee. Among tbe many matters to start. miggestions for tasty dishes that Two newcomer baritonM to Unto Us a Child Is Born, Glory Mias Marlon Jesaeman, children’s The greatest contribution which He struck a car operated by Edith of charge a sufflclnt number eff 4 Manchester High school audiences to GOd, Surely, All We Like *Of Surpafising Bcanty , usually discussed at an organisa C V B irS w ill appeal to both youngsters and librarian at Mary Cheney library, the parents can make to the read D. Rogers of 500 East Center 45 East Ceatcr Strset-^^Honas Of Qoality* gifts to reVnember the members of tion meeting was the advisability grown-ups, and wtu also show the will be David Motyeka, who wUl Sheep, He Trusted In God, and Mlaa M argaret Moore and ing program is to oMer cncourage- streeL. their families. Miss Emma Bits, Rave Your Dental Platan n^jent to the children^ being very of having some local headquarters Accbrdiim to the report, the car Rehabilitation chairman of tbe unit quickest most, economical way of sing the aria, "Thua Salto the Ballehijah. Worthy Is the Lamb. ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES y Delightful Dinner*— Varied Menu # careful not to blame the child even established. Several committee (Mven by Mrs. Rogera waa cross asks that members planning to o f preparing them. L o ^ ’’ and Barclay Wood who wUl Amen Chorus. . Remade by.the members vi'ill prepare reports for render, - "But Who May AMde." if they feel he abpuld be do>ng ing Bast Center street slowly from qe iis o a fl% in i q % ■^ntrlbutc gifts bring them to the *nie buffet menu Includes cran- George G. Ashton, organist and the second meeting to be held at KTi-’S.i.V'* better than he Is.; Before parents Gerard street to PlymouUi lane. unit meeting on Wednesday eve beriy cocktail, turkey roll with Fagan Dental Labrator> attempt to help tbe pupil at home 7:15 o’clock Tuesday night at Prin The Wassmer car was going east ning, November 24' or n t in touch savory sauce, sweet potato puff, Comer Asylum and Tnnnbull Priced As Low $8 9 -5 0 with hts school work they should cipal Balley’q ofiBca In the High on Baat Center street. Wassmer with her on or before December 1. holiday salad, mince and apple / Koppera consult the teacher to find out ach'ool. said he blew hie horn, but the TM s Is the first year that the Aux crumb pie and coffee. The snack Established in 1918, the H art with the new aataml gum tlssne Color msteAal. Enjoy eem* what is being done at school and crosslM Rogers car failed to halt iliary has had a Gift Shop at the and luncheon menus are Just as in ford County Y. M. C. A. haa ali fort aad Improved appearnacc at low eost. Prompt smvlea an exactly how they may beat carry Lanwaltls waa removed to Me Rocky HUl Veterans.hpapital, con teresting. Immediate Delivery, While They Last ways had Mancheater people ac yow dMtal plate repaira. out home assistance. morial hospital In the police P A RESTAURANT ducted by the Departinent of Con Group A of Center Church worn- INTRODUCTOtY tive in its development and direc cruiser. Others Involved escaped en, o f which M n . Abbott Chase Is Offlee Honrs 8 A . M. to 8 P. M.— No Appointment Reqnired Membership N ow SIX tion. Charles W . Holman aervpd " " ^ 57 Oak St, l 9 l S9U necticut. injury, police reported. Boy Scouts leader, and Mrs. William Steiner, EAST HARTFORD COKE ■OX $1.00 It was announced Uiat the mem as president for a nqmber o f years program chairman, have made ar The Boy Scouts of the Vernon bership of the Green P.T.A. was and has be^n a member o f the Dandng Every Thurs., Fri,, Sat, Nif^ts rangements for this timely cook Telephone 8-3231 Fagan Danfal Laboratories 312 as of the start of last night’s board of directora almoat from the Methodist church meets this eve / Mobil Kerosene STARTS SCNDAY ning at seven o’clock. Ing demonstration. Asylum and Trumbull St., Hartford Allyn Hotel BMg. Singer Sewing Maclune Co. meeting. Mothers were aake^to atart. Other local men who have Personal Visit to the Pleasant Rhythm of ‘ Mrs. John Field end Mrs. Ray served as members of Its board /‘SHADOW OF A DOUBT” The Sunday School Board of the volunteer to help with the Brown- ALSO Warreit co-chairmen of the re- MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARRANGED lea on Monday afternoons. are L. W. Case,.J. V. Lambert on, Vernon Methodist church will meet 832 MAIN STREET PHONE 8883 Of Pancake Queen “ PA R D O N V 9 * this evening at eight o’clock. freshment committee, will aerve At Prices Tbe Working Man Can Afford Boy Scout Troop No. 81, whose Charles S. Burr, Charles Kimball, JACKIE JACKSON doughnuts and cider, Mrs. Charles sponsorship was assumed this year Charles House and Clarence Quim- Blood Donors Needed Burr, Mrs. Leon Thorp and Mrs. RANGE by the Green P.T.A. held Its or by. Aunt Jeraina, the pancake Stndght from Harlem to Ray’s The Rockville Chapter of the FVed Moore will assist ganization meeting Monday, Nov. The County Y majors In charac queen, w ill personally appear and Am erican Red Cross has Issued the group's advertisement of ter-building group work, confer request for anyone willing to be a 15, at which time the trwp waa serve her world, famous delicacies the lecture by this popular author You’ll look neat and turned over to the new Scout ences, esmping, recreation and WE SPECIALIZE IN ITALIAN AND blood donor to notify the office, ity on cooking will be found else athletics. Some o f the better- to all Vialtoca at tha Si^cbester phone 1660. Recently the Rock made‘Uhorder master, Edward Olachefskie, bv where In today’s Herald. OIL Tom Panciera. Mr. Olschefskie haa knou-n activities sponsored by the Public Market* today, Friday and AMERIGU^ FOOD. ville Chapter haa had several re trim in a fmee poiedar b y been Scoutmaster o f Troop No. County Y are the H i-Y clubs, ath Saturdays Tbs owners o f the Man- quests for persona to doiuite blood / Mobilheat letic leagues and tournaments, FINEST LEGAL BEVERAGES In emergencies, and have succeed 105 In Hartford for the past five 'Chaeter Public Market have issued “ Motherette” years and brings to Troop No. 91 Camp Woodstock, and the County ed la complying with the needed Older Boys’ conferences In which an invitation to all Manchester blood only after considerable dif a wealth of experlenca and ability. residents and those In surrounding Maternity Frock . •. 7 Otaiplci «| 4^0 serious problems common to all For Pleatant MomenU Try Ra^$ ficulty. ’rae November meeting E WITHi^ N O R G E WASHER The sponsoring committee fh»m towns to meet Aunt Jemina and the Green P.T.A. is headed by boys are discussed. o f the (Chapter w ill be held this FUEL . Xh the past, Manchester haa pl- enjoy a sample o f her pancakes, afternoon at four o’clock at Room A d a m . Rhodes and consi ' Hond-blandadri|td J/ waya bsen a good aource of reve- oonsplste with butter and syrup. 10 In the Rockville High sôol. ■ -f Flilllp B. Allen, treasurer; There will be ndtchusc. I your eyM to molch. , . Moraaco, secretary; .J. w . w H M 't b buppbrt the program o f . Rummage Sale Walk Clothes The Aunt Jemina legend sUtes civic affairs; E. r. Nolan, out the'-ôunty Y but contributions Slie Longvlaw Parent Teadier 5 - 9 8 lo highliaht your vfry owe ^ hive dropped a great deal in re that ahe first became famous on W O K l OIL doors; J. W. Mortimer. W. c. aasoclatlan will h^d a rummage >M P Kldney^Tulwa the Higbee Plantation In Missis- skintana . binad oa a Kazlenko, and A. F. Wills, ad cant yeare, bringing about the for sale on Friday, November 18, at Flueh Out Polsonoue Waste mation of the committee. eippi in the long-ago davs. Among Qeanor and formula croolod vancement the vacant store on East Main Members of the Manchester the region's fnany akilled cooks, •trwt. Mrs. Alfred Noack la In to—ta to fimr Mood. oxelutivtiy for you. AT NO EXTRA COST G etft Af County Y committee are: Edson Aunt Jemina reigned supreme. chdrge of the donations for the M. Bailey, Edgar Clarke, Robert Guests vied .^ r invUaUons to the THANKSGIVING DAY aale. Qmcker in This Hathaway, Richard Alton, Charles Higbee nianalona pafilcularly when ItMfMir M d s y Comfortable ‘Sleeping S. Burr, Charles Crockett, P r. IBl-t they thought Atint Jtemtoa would This wntomrenad Maternity AWUKa bp..- 4 speed tnmsmleeien, helper I iIVHCsMsik Appointment contains altlfit n^MMrv ingredi Reservations Are In Order ^ IcBto^to' M to r ■ 1 A' ? waist. . .nod a large ride portl Center anii Broad” spring, etc. Small dawn'pay ents. already blended. The modem “LOVES OF CARMEN” The Rockville Lodge of Elks Norge's giant tub and triple ment. 34 months to pay bal (In Color) H E A L T H A ID homemaker merely adds milk or will hold a si>eclal meeting tonight et. . .Trimmed with rle-rarT washing action wash clothes ance. water to the Ready-Mix. stirs Bita Hayworth Glenn Ford at the Elks Home. This special INSURE braid. It's a dsiaty flower print cleaner. You save one wash MATTRESS CO. yently and "pops ’em on the grid meeting la being held due to the W Ito load out of every four too, be- DOUGLAS MOTOR SALES dle." "Gentleman From Nowhere” fact that the tw«r regular meet WS Main Street Hartford 388 Main Street Phone 3 9 2 3 Or V isit MeRINNEY BROTHERS en a Mack background. . * cauf>e of Norge's extra size. X-5441; 2-XOM Warner Ba.\ter ings of the month, November 11 Open E tery Es’cnhig and 25 fall on holidays. 'Hiere will ■aal Estate aad flizen U to 88. Yon save time. You aavo ef 688 MAIN n . Featurw—1:45, 8:80, 9:85 bg .balloting on candidates, as w tf fort. You save monoy. Come .Supper, Auction mi other burineza. . in and let us help'yon. select ■ Last Show Nlghtly-^;X8 Red cnee Warunig the model which will most Most Successful In anticipation of tbe Christmas SUN; "Cry Of The Clty” N aeason- the Rodcvllle Chapter o f economicsily serve your the American Red Crow haa is needs. Men and women o f the Second , By Special Request! sued the foUowtng Hat at Christ 12 MONTHS Thi^ beautifal aln^jdanm Congregational church who gave mas Do’s and Don’t’s prepared by generously of their time to . prep Special Children’s Show FARRIS ironing board with onr com* Ifs Tune-Up Hme! the Red Ctow Safety service: arations for the turkey supper and Saturday Alatlnee At X P. M. Christmas trees, Ughts. and dec- T O PAY .wic'v.rgr 'ya.: vwT’ig y g * pHments, auction last night a t the church **Dining Room 01 Distinction" eratlona—at the end of a week In- MAY WE SUAGEST have reason to feel e’ated over its "Tom Brown’s School Days” doora. Christmaa trees are dried Aluminum ventilated tup. success. The sponsoring organ "Superman" Episode No. X out and highly inflammable. To That’s right, ^NOW ^ - '1- Priced as Low Wiggle and wobble proof. I * ization was the Lucy Spencer And Carioons lessen the danger of Are. keep tree Ridged, braced lengthwiso NATIVE group o f which Mrs. J. Norton standing in Water toe entire time, Note:—"Loves of Csrmen” will you can BUY any Spencer is leader. P. S.— A DINNER YOU AND YOUR FAMILY do not smoke near the tree or dec and crofwwise. Top and under- not be shown at this perform MW- CONNECTICuV Mrs. Joseph Wrigl^t who has had orate I t with lighted candles. Use as $149-95 joined with aircraft rivets. ance. CAMERA here. USE long experience in quantity cook WILL ENJOY AND REMEMBER flameproof decoratlona, electric u ing for church affairs, waa the lights In good condition, and a Fattened lock. No buckling efficient chairman, and was as Regular iierformance "Car safe stepladder in decorating the IT while you PA Y! or ^folding. Scientific double sisted by a corps of willing htlp- m en"' and "Gentlemen From tree. Nowhere" starts at 4 P, hL 20% Down front leg. no creeping. ers in the kitchen ahd dining Toya fo r Infanta ahould be of No Carrying Charge ROMITURMTUKKiy room. Teen-age boye and girls one pleoe with ae removable of the parish waited on the thronff. THE OAK GRILL: Tables m the vestry were fllled with diners from all parts o f tho so OAK 8TRKKT town, and the overflow was taken SERVICE SALES ROBART FARMS FRESH , care of In the classrooms. A regular 'niankaglvlng dinner was to C o B. D. PEARL prepared and served hot from the kitchen. Chrysanthemums, small ,u’» APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTER NATIVE • CONNECTICUT pumpkins, gourds, pine branches " ’ T '” . * 1 PresenU 649 -MA'.X STREET ‘ PHONE 7596 and candles lent a festive note to the tables and windows. TAKE Ad v a n t a g e o f o u r ch ristm a.s l a y -a w a y p l a n Gordon Reid, o f Robert M. Reid and Sons, well known auctloneera. assUted by hia brother Raymond TONY OBRIGHT TURKEYS and men of the churdi. rapidly Tonight ,5 to 9 p, m. disposed of a large ooUecUon of housnnold articles, and a marvel All Day Fri. and $aU I'nIesH you appreciate the economy o f buying freshly dreesed ous assortment of cakea pies and AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA NATIVE CU.NNECnCL'T TURKEYS . . . U you do not enjoy cookies, home canned fruits and KEN’S PRINT SHOP the wonderful deUeato flavor of iheee tvrkeya . . and unless •“ Did You Know Yon Can vegetablea Our FamouM '' Open Bvenlags Till 9:80 you are wlUlag to pay a few rente a-pound ever Um» out of state BUY A PACKARD For As Little A * • . ^ 1 eMpp^ D Mrd pries la etfler to get the flaeat tarkey for your "1 ' ■tfV " Ken fltoer. Prop Tbanksgvlng feaat . . slop reading 'right here. Tho sioree i L Broiled Live 184 Blghfamfl 8t.> TeL 8-1183 lucky enough to get a supply of these wandertul Hobart Farm Delicious Food Legal Beverages Turkeys arC foUowfaig the Vellow Tag Coancctlcut turkey price Over t r e a s u r e d 'G IF T S - $2274.00 set lip . , . and Plnmp Young Hrn Turiicya weighing from 12 to 15 pounds will sell at 80r a poiihd; tbe larger Tom Turkeys with LOBSTER Atmosphere Three Hundred FAMOUS BRAND weighs averaging 18 to XX pounds (target U you wtsh) wUlaell at di'i* 70« a pound. NOW ^LAYOID Served with French Fried REAL Pintnhed Monuments and © 6W .RE 3 . Potatoes, Special Chefs Markers In Our Display TdfiiifiTrot’itsrrofirtsifi*" * your car will never sing a and Best Of All The COMPLETE IIOUDAV STOCKS NOW HERE Price— THE OAK GRILL The Finest In Pen and pencil acts are practical gift*. Our selec sour Dote if you drive in here PEPPERID O B F A R M Seasoned Stufllag. Mince Meat from ffl Our Greatest Crosse A Blaehwell, Morrell. None-Sneh, 8. H W. and others . . . tion includes all the popular brands Parker, sono ultli hiapfly aad aome without. Basie Vtduel Design now for a motor tuuem|i! Hard Seiiea Plum Pudfltog Fig Pudding Sheaffer, Waterman, that write like magic Nute Cranberrlea SaMod N ate Candy THE CLUB CHIANTI When yon bny it, sell H PLUS; "Let'i Mve Again" $1.50 Workmanship or trado it yon want maxi and will give yon many years of satisfled GIFT FRL'IT BAUUDTfl "TALENT CONTEST" oram valne for yonr money Moat every day la the week eeveral of theao baekete leave Pine* SUN.-MON.-TUES. That’s one reason why buret , . . aad every basket le made to order, after your order When Yon Engage The Material service and pleasure. Come see them today. Zachary Scott EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT a . Is received. Wo can furnish a good baskot for 88.00 . . . make You, Too, May Be a Future Star! up many at 88.00 and 81040 . . . aad wbea you give William — IN — ______it’s smart to go to the Jarvis Bebyk an order for a 815.00 basket you get a creation that words NA.MC •••••••*• *e*84soo4uueeea’ppee«efoeeet040 eo* coo so t MANCHESTER will not doacribe. We are atoa taklag orders for .food gift Organization Set and Up baekete to be delivered the day betoro Thaakaglvlag . . . If you a d d r e s s ...... Po do any of theoo tranaac- MEMORIAL $5-00 do net know a needy family, Just eaU Mlaa BeynoMs at the Towa SHERIDAN i k e k a r d MORIARTY Hall. „ UTHIESS !TA tdlCN2* AOB* • • • • • PHONK* • • • o oo a Honp yon get maximam ON THE S.4MB SHOW value harked by a highly COMPANY B R 0 T HERS Make your I t i n DANCING EVERY trained and experienced or- A. Ahfwtll Prop . 358 BAST CENTIS 8T. . jC^.His.LrnI At Center .\ad Broai "^nixation. oon. PiDAHL AND HAM uW The SMIWiillBlIljlittK reservations early SATURDAY NIGHT 1'» L WTHBAHI MANCIIBSnil ' t e l e p h o n e 513S for our de luxe HIANTI Ossurtte A m « GanMtory e S a S a ^ ' THE TEDDY PAGE TKIO 1 Jarvis Realty Co. KUCPHONB Tin OB 8XS1 Thanksgiving Dinner REALTORS Dewey-Richman Co, TEL. 51tJ*--lllGm 4 m M l ' r i B l 854 Center Street Oaza Waudzm Reservations Limited Now li' the Time To Plan Jewelers—Stationoro-Opticianfl • 3 0 2 MAIN ST • 0lAL4lfl* TaL 4113 Or 7371 • Uoy Olmet aad flaw MnMV> ne»i Phone 3802 Or 3847 Make BwtrvaUqas Eariyl Your Winter Partly! d b m m m m ■ ' ...... " ■' " I f i'itomiie— I ' PXCB FClV^ MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANUHEriEK. CONN.,'THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 194i Summons Experts estate waa Immediataly attached Woman’s Crie^ Couple to Give Up Store WiU Bolster Settle Suits by the flrat car buyer who found posed for nine towns at a total Caiief A lbsrt'a. Foy, Tax CbUeetor ha had bean mulcted. T h ^ sa List Engagement Road Program coot .of mors than $2300,000 of Fire District 'niamaa Wslr aad Treasurer To Advise on Cash other clalma ware' filed, banh- CroMe and BIackweI1*t Grange Picks - .which somewhat over half will be Osargu HuaL Hunt will report Scare Burglar After 40 Years in Business .Marine Unit Against Bush ruptcy proceadinga .ware lodged expended on a bridge and other that the District now bga about Aspects of Crisis and claimanta now wUl ahwa to m adtag ’ F or 1 9 4 9 T old changes to the Newtown-South- Meet Tonight f S i ^ «a hand, of which $17,000 tha amount recovered threogli aala Its Officers bnry area. has bssB set aside tor acw appa (Conttanad frsm Fags OM) o f tha house, which, it la reported, Bari I Mlaca Meat '• ____ * ratus. One of the oldest stores in Man ing to Manchester in 1909. When Seven Attachmenti Re* Olaatoabary Work PfauuNd Intruder Enters Room -1 (Caaliaaad tram ruga Ona) will be nowhere near tha auma o f The Glastonbury expressway The Qommlssioners will make a cheater will cloae its doors soon they first started in business, Mr. Advisory missions to Chiang Kai- Officers to Be Elected recommendation tor the approprl- leased in Local Anto which car buyers ware victimized. PINEHURST Jamesi Baker Is Elected HiU Says Construction which U destined to become a part 0£ Local Resident and when Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Pola, SS Pola was n years of age while his Shek’s Nationalist govemmant. aUooa for the next year. Last wife was 17. and tha blockada, ainca onca an o f Route 2—the New. London-Hart- And Vacancies to Be 3. Ths primary reason for ths agraamant on ourrancy la reached Theft Case Master; Other Officers CaUs for Spending Al* year’s ^>propristion amounted to Tries to Choke Her School street, will retiro from the For a period o f several years, GROCERY, INC ford road — and proposed work on presence bf the Marines in 'Chins behind the acenes it would be aim- $85,000, and the new grand list business they have operated f o r ' 1038-41, Mr. Poî operated the Po Slight increase • Selected most $18,500,000 the Blackledge river section of the Filled on Board .SetUikB^.ICE is to protect American lives and pie to arrange the "aimultaneoua- same route account for an aggre haa raised to the past year about 8«ite(1 and choked by a night almost 40 years. la Coal company. property. It is to be assumed that Settlement of attachments placed $88,000. Opening up a small grocery store ■ naaa’’ of'a aettl^ment agalnat tha interest of John C. gate o f more than $1,300,000. time intruder as she awoke to find Active in civic affairs, Mr. Pola If shooting between Marines and Under the four-power .agree In Charity Costs Mancheatar Grange, Ho. 31 P. of Hartford, Nov. 18— (Jf) — The Two Are commlastonera a tax on Jan. 18. 1909, in what was then Bush Jr. in property at 28-28 Other major undertakings are on collector, and a first and second served as selectman for one year Communists should occur ft would ment on principles reached in Moa- H. at the annual election of offlc- State Highway department con Routes 2 and 32 in Norwich and Typhecn Near Oktaawa a stranger in her apartment in the known as the Rogers block at the- and is still s director o f the Sav Flower atfaat waa indicated yea- era. held laat night to the Orange aaaistant chief will be elected to be in defense of these lives and the cow Aug. SO, the four commandera struction program for 1949 calls Franklin, on the Hartford river Tokyo. Nov. i$-^ (gv-A typhoon Rubinow block last night, Mrs. lower end of School street, the ings Bank o f Manchester. He has property they represent. tarday afternoon aa seven attach During Oetober tha town welfhre Hall, named Jamsh Baker of 146 night at a meeting o f the BouRi PACKAGE with winds iq> to 100 miles an hour Barbara Schoen. elderly tenant, Polas remained there for about in Barlin Wara to work out a cur ments were released. They had (or the expenditure o f almost $18,- front and North Meadowa on Manchester Fire District tto be served as treasurer o f the Italian Has ^Supporting Airciaft” rency control for tha Soviet mark department reporU .there vrora 88 High atreet aa maater for the next Route 10 in Southington and on a St its center is expected to side- was later treated for shock, facial eight years before a fire in 1917 American club for the past 18 been filed after Bush waa arrested oaaea handled involving 77 pafaons year. Mr. Baker who la the pres 500,000 State Highway Oommls- hcM* at eight o'clock at Firehouse The current Marine force of In Berlin. When t ^ waa finiahad in June, 1947, charged with theft section of Route 32 in Waterford wipe Okinawa this afternoon. The and neck scratches and bruises. forced'them to move to their pres yean. ent overseer o f the Orange will sioner G. Albert Hill announced and Montville. Vo. 8 Spruce streeL Mrs. Schoen’s screams and re 3,600 men at Tsingtao has what Is and ready for ■application,' the and Bale of 20 cars in thla area. Ha at a coat bf $4,887.84 aa compared . Two vacancies on the three-man storm is headed in the general ent location at .*15 School street. M ra Pola is president of the Re desrrlbed in the Navy announce succeed Mra. Haaal Anderson who today. Righto of way- for other The remainder of the work sistance apparently frightened the In 1920 the Polas added dry blockada was to have been lifted. Is now serving a three to tan year with Saptember’a total of 68 eaaea board have been caused by the torectlon of southern Jspan, where gina d’ltalla* Societv and the lU l- ment as "supporting aircraft," Bramuglla, November president served aa mastar for tha peat two projtota due for construction later needed to close the present gap It may strike tomorrow. burglar, who broke away after the goods and pat"nt medicines to the ian-Amerlcan A ^liary, as well as term in state prison. peraona at a coat o f $4,- yeara. death of Thomas Haasett, killed probably some fighters and a few of ths council, has been working Tha new owners of the property 328.87. * ad another $3,000,000 to the total. almost seven miles in the Wilbur early laat spring, and the retire tussle and fled. list of (terns In their store, and tr*asurer of oUler organizations. aerial transports. The new maater elect haa been behind the scenes on a new form are . Remlglo and Rose Ridolfl, Thera ware three caaea lesa in These projecta Hill told, are a Cross psrkVray in the towns* of ment of Robert J. Smith, a mem Police today were inve.sttgating since that time have operated a The Polas have two daughters, active in fraternal organizations Otonge. Woodhridge. New Haven,; to learn ilSanythJng of value was ula for reaolvipg tha Berlin dis parents of M ra Bush, who was in October and 12 jieraona leaa than part of the complete profram de ber of the board (or 14 years and general store. Mrs. Harold Borst of Manchester in town for aevaral years including veloped by the Highway Advisory and Hamden la also In the pro taken, and were also seeking fln- pute. no way connected with her hus in Septembar while $228.87 more the roaaona and the Tall Cedars of president of the District since the C l i p r . WE DO The Polas were bom in Italy, and Mrs. Kenneth Quick of Sum Hla hand strengthened by yea- commission In 1944. gram. This calls for four lane di «rprin ts and evlden"e. coming to this, country In their mit. N. J. Businessmen Told band’s actlvitlea and had been waa epent than to September. Hoa- Lebanon. He win bo Installed retirement of William J. Crockett. O l l I l L EXPERT tarday’a waatem power notea, married to him only a few weeks pltal costa now are higher and He stressed that the Srst steps vided reinforced concrete con Smith has announced thAt he will • Bent on Burgktiy earlier years. Mrs. Pola came to A f soon as tjiey finish their along with his new associate of struction at an estimated cost* of Bramuglia ctmfarred again with when ha waa arrested. She had a there U an increaaa in inmataa In ficers at the next meeting o f the In carrying out the Advisory com not be a candidate tor re-sisetioa. ' According to William Rubinow, the United States at the age of close-out sale of stock, Mr. and Get Off Perch Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister mission program were taken by more than $880,000. five while her husband arrived at Mra. Pola plan to begin their re one half interest in the property the almahouae, increaaing expendi Grange on Wesdanes, December 1 Miss Lola Gustafson Mentioned as possibls candi owner of th'e block, the intruder Andrei T. 'Vlablnsky. They talked tures. Former Commissioner William J. dates to fill the vacancies on the the ago of 16. Both lived in New tirement by gaing to FWHdg for under the original deed. Other Odleers Chosen PMMBMG -liossibly bent on burglary, entered for naarly an hour, reportedly dis- Cox, but that rising costs .were board are Andrew AnsakU. Jack the rest o f the wfntar« returning to (Conttnoed from Page Une) Bush, after hie, arrest, was A year ago to October there Other officera elected last night Arthur 3. Gustafaon, of 42 Sea the apartment from a roar win Britain, where they first met and cuaaing a 'haw formula for end f g making it increasingly difficult to Gordon and Joseph Taylor. dow near a porch, apparently hav- later became married, before com Mancheiter in the spring.'^'' thrown Into involuntary bankrupt were 68 cases involving 106 per were as foHow: Earle Hutchins, man circle, announces the'ehgage- $18,500 Damage ties which will be created. It Is my tha crlaia. cy and the matter has been pend sons at,a coot o f $4,607.68. ovemear; Mra. Beatrice Little, ment o f his daughter, Mlaa Lola keep abreast of urgent needs. Reports to be heard tonight are .Ing previously entered the block Detalia'of the plan ware not dls- ing since. Replacing Outmoded Sections those o f the commtsaioaers. Fire ky the front' door from Main belief that the development (ff lecturer; Thomas Dunbar, stew C. Gustafson, to Envin J. Piela, In Bristol Blaze 70UCH4HG UP cheap electric power In the S t cloaed, hut it is believed to in Backgroond of Case ard; Guataf Anderson, w latan t ton of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ptela, The current list of projects, he ^street, volve aoma form o f gradual lifting a When, In an emergeoeyk o f Birch street. said, ia largely devoted to replace I It was learned Mrs. Schoen was About Town Lawrence will Inevitably come. It His arrest waa brought about your Doaor requetts the steward; Mrs. Mildred Morrison, O bituary will be for the general good.” of the Berlin blockade along with when a man who had purchased a chaplain; Roy Warren, treasurer; ment of outmoded sections .of the Bristol, Nov. 18— —Damages k bed when the burglar a similar process of instituting the delivery of a prcicriptipn, older road system. Some were Shop Early Fctr iriimbed Into her room. The man, A mass for deceased members Assails Regimentation car from him for about 81,700 cash Suffering Miss Jeanette Buchanan, secre estimated at $18,800 resulted rarPODGE m l Russian zone mark as Berlin’k waa arrested and held for driving you may count on our full tary; Clarence Custer, gatekMper; originally listed for work In earl from a two-alarm fire in the Odd k^dsntly seeing he was discovered o f the Daughters of Isabella will ’ Maine’s Gov. Horace Hildreth as currency. co-operation. Thii addi> 75 Nurses Needed be held Saturday. Nov. 20, at tight sailed what he called **a growing a stolen car. It waa brought out From Miss Charlotte Hutchins. lady ier years but had to be deferred Fellows hall on Main street last Crosse and Blackwell*> PLYMOUTH Owssrs as Mrs. Schoen awoke. Jumped on tlonal tervice. at no extra bec|iuae of insufficiency of funds. her and began to choke her. No ’ o'clock at St. Bridget’s church. trend toward regimentation and he had purchased the vehicle in aaaistant steward. night About 2,000 spectators F u n e A ilB charge, is often a great For State Quota He asserted that every effort will Plum Pudding, Fig Paddtog description of the man was avail Also, a Court Whist will be held government control of Industry good faith from Biiah. Investiga Mlaa Lorraine Gagnon, Ceres; watched firemen battle the blaze Driva is far a$Hmafa Asks UN to Apply convenience when there is be made 'to carry out the entire in the center o f town. able today. Tuesday. Nov. 23. at the K. of C. and the people.” tion disclosed that Bush had been Asthm a? Miss Florence Coffin, Pomona; Hard Sauce and Mtoco Meat Home for members and their Sgt. R. W. R. Hamilton He urged New England buslneaa operating on a wide scale, steal illness in a home. And it is Miaa Pearl LeForte, Flora; Mra. Hartford, Nov. 18—(>P)—Con program next year. The fire waa confined to the The construction projects in the first floor, occupied by the Garrett friends. The funeral bf Sgt. Robert W. to take the time and trouble to . Bernadotte’s Plan ing here and celling in other parts SANSON’S ASTHMA one of the ways in which Hazel Anderaon waa elected a necticut must send 78 nurses into SOUM ENE & H. Hamilton who, mado the su teach young people that private of the country. we demonstrate our ap|ue- member of the executive commit program are located in 62 towns printery and the Fulton market PINEHURST REMEDY the Army next June SO to fill, ita F7re Chief George C. Graham said Board of Appeals The cuttirig department of the preme sacriflee In World War II In property and the profit system The deed to the Rldolfis is dation of your patronage. tee for a period of three years and and cities. They encompass a FLAGG, IN C CCantinned from Page One) quota aa set by a joint committee linear distance of more than 100 the interior of the printery was Independent Cloak Cb.. enjoyed Italy Septembar 24. 1944, was constitute the best way o f life. granted by John D, Brennan Jr. Haa helped many people Call on nt for prompt Mra. Eilzabeth Dunbar was named GROCERY, INC 634 Center St. TeL 51011 held this afternoon at the Center wrecked, causing a loss of about a dclictoua chicken dinner at trustee In bankruptcy o f Bush. lead a normal, active dfe bv and conzdentioua service. Blue Cross collector for the next of the American Nurses associa miles and include more than 49 To Meet Monday Congregational church of which would require tha conciliation com bridges for highiYay, railroad and $18,000.. Damage to the market Cavey’s restaurant, Wednesday It waa learned today that Bush’s removtna the palntal aymp- year. tion and the U. S. Army, Helef) M. he was a mepifefer. R ev.^ C , O. mission to present to the'next Gen waterway crossings. Outstanding was about $3,800, the chief said. right at a party in honor of toma of asthma. Reports In State Parley Cullen, Executive secretary of the Tht .£oning Board of Appeals Simpson, the pasfof; ’ omciated. Nationalists Claim eral Aaaambly a detailed plan for In the program la route US 1 The fire apparently sUrted In a George Moquin, who ia getting At laat night’s meeting the mas OonnecUcuet State Nunes’ asao- will hold a hearing Monday night During the serviced Frederick kn international rule 'for Jenis- ter, Mrs. Hazel Anderson, gave a upon which $2,880,000 Is estimated pile of paper stock In the printing married to Lucille Dancoase, of 88 START USING IT ciation reported today. Novr j9, at eight o’clock in the Werner presided ’at the organ and alem, site o f Moslem, Christian report on tha State Grange con as the cost of eight projecta in shAp. Autumn street, on Nov. 27. Tha Complete Victory TODAY Quotas have been established A Christmas Gift Suggestion Municipal-Building on the applica Ralph Lundberg, church soloist, and Jewish shrines. vention which waa held early In seven cities and towns. party was given by his brother,. The concllation commission also Prescription Pharmacy for each state, Mrs. Cullen said, tion of ■ Ralph Lauritzen for ap rendered "The Lord’s Prayer.’’ THE OFFICE OF For Sale at tbo Following November and which she attended because of the Army’s "great need The New Haven - West Haven proval a t a certificate fer repair Ernest, who is going to be best Last night many friends o f the (Contlnned from Pagn Une) would appoint a U.N. coordinator ; Manchester Drug Storeat 901 Main S t TeL 5321 as a delegate from Manchester area and the four towna adjacent TIME - FORTUNE - LIFE man. for Janisalem, and would coordin-' DR. FRANCIS W. for nurses to accept extended ac er's license at 8S3 'Vemon street deceased and family paid their .re -Grangre. She also attended the 82nd tive duty at this time when the to the mouth of the Connecticut Gift Cards Sent On Request rural zone. spects to Mr. Hamilton. The Dem Nanking is safe at least for a ate "to tha fullest extant possible QUINN’S PIIAHMAUV annuti convention of the National river account for-the bulk o f the Through the courtesy o f the the organs of aalf-govemment and T el ligg armed forces are being rapidly ex The Vemon street location was ocratic Town committee, of which -Vnonth or longer. HELFRtCK Grange which wsw held In Port panded in numbers." work. Manchester Motor' Sales, Charles administration of the Arab and NORTH END PHARMACY Linoleum previously used as a cider mill, the boy’s father ia a member, at-^ The government previously an land, Maine, this past week SJid at The Army estimates that 3,800 The Derby-Shelton expressway ETHEL McMULLIN and at an October meeting of the Hurlburt, their representatlva, tended the funeral home in a nounced more than 1,000,000 man Jewish* communities o f the; Jeru 186 E. CENTER S,T. TaL 8848 which time she received the Sev is listed for ten jobs on thrse showed'sports fllnu, consisting of salem area.** nunes must be recruited by June Asphalt And Rubber Tile COMPLETE MAGAZINE SERVICE Board the owner was granted per body. Floral tributes were numer on both sides were involved in tha CENTER PHARMAC*Y enth degree of the order, the high 30, 1949, If the Army and Air routes at a' total estimated cost the AU-Star baseball game; Madi ous and beautiful. WILL BE CLOSED mission to convert the mill into battle. T fL 4288 est degree of tha Grange. Force arc to recive adequate nurs o f $2,100,000. On Routes US 6 use'for gazage purposes. Lauritzen, son Square Garden basketball, At the East cemetery John and US 6A ten projecta are pro Subscription To All Domestic And Foreigit More optimistic officials said tha UNTIL NOV. 26 WELDON ORUO By vote of the local Grange last ing care. Magazines and Newspapers Mô, intends to lease-the place, football touch down thrills and Stevenson and Wendell O'Dell of results of the past week’s fighting TeL SStI night Mra. Iva Ingraham who haa JONES now' requests .permiasion to exer swimming and diving aCM, at the Manchester Pipe band, ren- means the ascendency of General- Cars Wanted! been chaplain for tha past 18 yeara PHONE 6981 cise' a repairer’s license at that Center Springs Lodg;e last night to «lei:ed, "Flowers of thp F orqsU ^ iasimo Chiang . Kai-Shek’s once W« bay an makes and FMtartog Free DaUvaiy was named honorary chaplain of Furniture And Floor the bagpipes. Compiuiy A o f nie location. the Navajo skating club. waning fortunes. models— 19.1A to 1949. Manidiostar Grange. Mrs. Ingra- Hope Appointed local 169th infantty -of C. Si Foreign observers placed the re- ^hsm haa been a faithful worker Coverina Three members of the Board of assisted by the V- F. W., were in fult of the fighting along the Su- among the alck and shut-ins of the Tax Chairman WANTED' Education, newly re-elected, have charge of the military servicea chow front aomewhere between the Instant Caah flQUOR Orange and the group felt that thla 36-38 Oak St. Tcl. 2-1041 been sworn in for their new terms( The bearers were all cousins of government’s official claim of Buying Servicf would only to a small way expracs accmdlng to papers filed at the of the deceased, John, Robert and complete victory and the Commu- Our cabs will operate from our new S T O R fS their faalinga toward her for Hartford, Nov. 18— (JPi— Qoorge Qassified fice o f the town clerk. They are James Hamilton, William, Robert Qists’ continued inaistence that lOTg period Date Book will be a minimum of waiting. Hartford. Nov. iS—OT) — Tha Society of C.P.Aa. T H ISm SCOTCH Moat Rev. Henry J. , O’Briam CkA.SHiriRD AlIVT. Carpenters Jushop .af the Hartford djocesef White. Glass Co. reM y for ^ u without delay. UEPT. HOIIK8 : Miaa Frances Agard, daughter' Tonight CM City Cab 5141 for prompt •4.S ‘ I Credfiye moor *,s;3.99 Wfinbunced today in The Cathollff 24 Birch St. Manchester of Mra Grace Agatd of 94 Laurel Chicken pie dinner and sale, S t Tranecript four cleigy appoint CLEMENT 8fS0 A M. to 4 :4S P. M. street will be one of the usherettes Mary’s Guild. courteous service, Laborers' Dance Classes A • ments. Open Dally $ A. N. To $ P. M. at the 24th annual commencement Tonsorrow BUUOCH-LADt The appointments: BINGO Ineludiag Saturday • COOLING SYSTEM HoniM for Solo 72 exercises of the New England Washington PTA Fair and Fun . Tha Rev. Vincent P. Karkauekaa Surplus Store Sdiool of Art, Tremont Temple, night, 7:30, West Side Rec. Apply Foreman, At West Side Rec OOUUM. >1M M H0 Plenty Of Parking • aasMoor aotw.YT - from tha Church o f St. Anthony, North End Manchester MANCHEBTEIR—Princeton atrset. Boston, tomorrow evening. Also lecture-demonstrgUon by Antonia, to the Church of St. Every Friday Evening On Premises S-raom Cape Cbd with attached Hartford Gaa Co., Center cburdi,' Detmont St. Job For further information CALL Andrew, New Britalh, pastor. • ELECTRIC SYSTEM gorage, oil heat, brass plumbing, Group A. $141 phone 3947 or call at the GUN GRAEME The Rev. Benedict F. Gauronskas At 8 O'clock hesutifully landscaped. Priced to Hospital Notes Alao aami-formal dance at Rain- West Side Rec between from Church “of the Holy sell. Phone 7728 or 6273. bow club by Ladles of St Mau moor“ ^ 5 3 .9 9 TWnlty, Hartford, to the Church rice. three and four. SOUTH COVENTRY * ENGINE and TRANSMISSION Patient’s Today...... 146 of S t Anthony, Anaonta, pastor. Sabnrban for Sale 75 Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Emo- NOv. 19, 20, 21 n» CITY CAB The Rev. Robert J. Chagnon More Wine Is Being Instructor FffiEHOUSE gene Grant, 80 Foster street; Mrs., Diamond anniversary program^ RODERICK DHU from the Church of the blessed Salvation Army* Band, thiblic Mu Convenient Waiting Room On Purnell Place •as and REAR AXLE NORTH-COVtCNTRY——8-room and Lois Palleln, 39 Cottage street; Miss Cleo Wheeler Ssusrament Watethury, to the Sold Every Year! sic Festival Saturday evening. WANTED ptoor Benefit— New 1,000 Gal. bath. Hot air furnace with oil. Mrs. Geraldine Blocchi, South Cov St 4.29 Church o f S t Rose, Burnside, as Automatic electric hot water entry; Mrs. Ann Moriarty, Yon sistant Tank Truck Yon can buy quarts of California wines cheaper now than Experienced Sewing T h e Rev. Gerald C. Mullins to heater. Two-car garage, chicken kers, N. T.; Charles Landraltis, 8ths used to be. We have the largest selection In town o f * ENGINE TUNE-UP cobp, 10 acres of land. Sale price. JOHN BEGG the Church of the Blessed Sacra Fipest quality Sealtest Ice Cream, at a price ou d e CTiaplin, Conn.; M rs.' Evelyn Is Awarded $4,500 Machine Operators M ment Waterbury, assistant California and Imported wluea Drop In at 117 Spruce StreeL tfl>800. 11,600 down paimient, Steele, 40 Foxcroft drive; Sandra r-oor Regardless Of Make You’ll Like Our Service thereafter 138.77 to Q.I. Alice ISl 4.49 "Service with a smne." possible only because Sealtest and Sealtest Dealers Werner, 384 Woodland street; Mrs. In Damage Suit Apply I Awarded 88,780 to Death CUunpet, 848 Main street, Man- Harriet Enders, 140 Branford rL have both reduced their margin o f profit. Ask fo r it, ' Chester. Phone 4993 or 2-0880. or street; Mrs. Oara Bowker, 267 WINtS Mr. Mitten 8980. New Haven, Nov. 18— (/Pt—A Do you wish to, join FRED'S PACKAGE STORE Highland street. Settled yesterday morning {ftior Independent jiM / l/ th e plays at you judgment awaiting $8,750 to Mrs today;; in the new Pint Package. Admitted today: Donald Harris^ to its scheduled appearance in the COAST TO COAST Jennie H. Volkmeke, of Milford, 117 SPRUCE STREET TELEPHONE 7723 M iW Suburban home, 5 minutes Hartford Superior Court waa the from Manchester. 6 rooms. Oil 340 Porter streeti Rita and Sandra. ainoMiiA WMis h u been entered in her Superior a small class in caae of Harry E. Coffey, 693' Cen Cloak Co. see the plays with a heat, 4Ue bath, all stsai kltche.:. Carson, 58 Wells street; Char lea Part. Sherry, MnesNl court suit for damages arising Kennedy. 131 Wetherell atreet; ter Street, against the City Cab, line Street 1 ««ss. 111,800. Agents, Msn- from the death of her husband, a Spanish Conversa Chorches Motor Sales 83 Puriiell place. Coffey received a «|MSt«r 8888, Hartford 6-7688. Susah Driggs, 616 North Main • ^ 1 .2 9 Merritt parkway toll collector. GINIIAl ICC CREAnCORP, ■street; Richard Stetson, East aetUement of 34,500. Baltoa Jog f.99 Judge Samuel Mellltz assessed the Hartford; Bruce Server, 7 SilaSi The suit grew out of'S n ' acci damages against Harold W. Mac- tion fo f Beginners? Studebaher Sales And Service .. WanlPd— RcalKfifato 77 road. dent on May 12, 1945, In which • Donald of Natick, Ms m ., driver IC E CREAM ■ Discharged yesterday: Mrs^ Gerald Coffey, 3 -year-old son of Tabis Win§s of a car which struck and killed SELLING Your property? Why Carol Custer, 26 Middle Turnpike,* the plaintiff, was killed. While re the plaintifra husband, Frederick Call 6759,ât once NEWLY BUILT HOME Tel. 2^9485 UrfM «• M . MW S n hu r VwMr Ihwfra ftondwa 9>30 f . ML, NSC not place the lob In experienced west; Mrb. Lenora Shank and turning from attehdlng private COAST TO COAST W. 'Vollmeke, 49, at the Milford hands? We aim to give satisfac daughter, 300 Porter atreet; Mrs. achool at 66 Middle Turnpike, wegt, povgmmyp Mfwmpof exit of the parkway ■'>n July 18, t20 HAWTHORNE STREET tion. Alice (flsmpet, Real Estate Tillie Kenney, 26 Pioneer Cirels; the Coffey child fell out-of a City 1947. and Insurance, iS43 Main street, iirs. Ellen Rowe and son, Rock- Chib Co. taxi when a rear door 99* to” 49* Maimhester. Phone 4993 or 2- Attractive Cape Cod, 32 ft. x 24 ft. Four ample vill; Richard Thornhill, 15’7 Lenox opened oh Middle Turnpike, west. Sallaa Js| 1.lt 0880. street; John McNamara, 209 Badly injured, the child died short rooms, bath and dining alcove on first floor, two BUY THIS VACUUM CLEANER ly after the accident. Suit waa Ha v i n g r e a l Estate promemsr Woodland street; -Mlaa Viola Nel unfinished rooms upstairs. Fully insulated, oil son, 76 Wetherell street; Mrs. brought by the child’s father. , YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISHED ,<]'ity anil farm property oought » Rwas heat, copper gutters. 74 ft. x 125 ft. lot. Priced at aoM oy eaUing K r Uciisnn Catherine SImler, Wapplng. Lsssner and Rottner represent FORCED TO MOVE ,fa l t e r Phons Man>hestei 77U(i Discharged today: Ann Carroll, ed the plaintiff, while the firm of ZiONGA RUM 510,800. 299 Main street ;'^Mrs. Thelma âl- Taylor and Treble. Hartford, han WMTIORaOia SIM A SQ VtK WILL handle your real cstste cetta, 266 Oak street; Jesse Bet- died the case for the C^ty cSih. HMOOa tot A.WT AUCTION ^ OCCUPANCY 10 DAYS .and insurance 'pronierrts prompt linger. 50 Morse road; Carl Peter ly. Suburban Realty iM. son, J43 Wetherell atreet. Builder will decorate according to your own Realtors, 49 Perkins street TW WRIGHrS RUM Antiques — Furniture — Oriental Rugs — Fine TOY SALE Birth, yesterday; A ton to Mr. Public Reconis . choice of color scheme. ,jf2ia.______and Mrs. Albert Bruahle, 401 Adams street. raoof UKKuRi: You buy be sure you try -iSifna —‘Silver-—Linena -***^:i^Booke — Paintings, F»ED ^ 2^253' Birth today: A sop to Mr. and Wariahtee INie^ - RIGHT IN THE FACTORY the office of Madeline Smith, Mrs. Robert Noren, ' 426 Center William and Marian L. Wochna OLD SPAR (From Fine Home in Hartford Area, Name Withheld by Requeet) Rbaltor, Room 26, 843 Main street. , to John R. Allen, property on street 2-1642, 4679. School street. MW BMUND RUM A f American Legion Hall Manchester, Conn. Marriage Uoeaaea M - (Oa Leonard St.. Which Runs Off hUdn SL, Opp. Stole Armoiy) EAST HARTFORD—4-room Pape Robert Karl Clemena of 27 Mid moot ’” 2.99 While They Last! Cod. Exoeilent condition. Electric U4COB PBBBIIT dle turnpike, east, and Joyce Ann hot w i^ r heater, storm windows NOTiri; o r arru ca T iO N , SAT., NOV. 20, 1948 — 2 SALE SESSIONS This to give notice that I. Taylor, of 71 Goodwin street, MUhskisS r^ and screens. Immediate occu- GBOROB M. FAZIANOB of 4 Pearl wedding November 27 at Center church. A Afternoon—1-4 p. in. Evening—7*10 p. m. ’^’’■C W S fT sttoû in ‘oY TOM MOORE with the I.lquor Control Commlaalon Autumn street and Lucille Geor KiNTlKKY STMIBHT Partial Listing; Victorian gentleman’s chair and others; pair of Toys, Boats, Baby Toys. Big Variety Strips for a Restaurant Liquor Permit for the Victorian carved Sleepy Hollow Rockers; finely carved Empire Bale of alcoholic liquor on the premises gette Dancoase of 185 Autumn •OWBOa WWSKIY <2.4 Usin street, Manchaater. . street, wedding November 27 at M fa; cherry Sheraton stand; unusual gold leaf eagle and horn of P. T. A FAIR and FUN NIGHT of Lumber for Home Work Shop, Cloth, Peratinul Nulires The business Is owned by OEORUE St. James's church. rtoot“ M 7 2.99 plenty mirror; tall clock, oak case; cherry drop-leaf table: 2 repro. M. PAZIANOB of 4 Peart street. Uan- Daniel Raymond, Smith of $7 mahogany lowboys; mahogany tip stand and others; mahogany chester, and w ill. b e . eondneted by D x S o t o has long been famous, chests of drawers: assorted Oriental rugs up to 7’ x 12’: 2 sand-'' Nails, Huge Sayings, Less Than Cost of Mau- In Menioriam GEORGE M. PAZIANOS. Of 4 Peerl North School atreet and Josephine examine Fontano of 177 Oak for dcflled mechanics, factor^' FEMBROOK vich lamps; 2 line Astral lamps; courting mirror and others: street, Hancheeter, aa permittee. ^proved toola'and equipment. PORTABLE RADIO MOMBWIHSnr paintings by Wentworth and others; pier table In mahogany; Friday, November 19 la lerlns nemorr of Mary Ban’Jay GEORGE U. PAZIANOS. atreet, wedding November 24 at M o tffu o ta ufacturing. Mney, who died November II. 1147. Dated November 17, IMt. S t James's church. T o this we add our own fair Early walnut cheat of drawersi braided rugs; Empire card table: prices . . . to give you the job Get diDublc enjoyment by taking Motorola’s 58L11 portable to the game. tioof :SI2.95 2 Vic. footstools, etc.; 3 Haviland seta (70 pc. gold dec., 63 pc. ;h we knew God thought It pink, 47 pc. blue), white china for decorating; 6 /Canton plates; you trust at the Combines "big-set" power with richer new tone. . . operates on A C DC or 32 pc. lacquer tea set; other fine decorated china; crystal stem WEST SIDE REC Special Arrangements for Clubs and jte u ld have etofnsl rest, price you like. you just as much today, b r ia r c l if f ware. cut glass, etc. Few old glass items. Silver: Flatware, Bed llrst took you a«-ay, Battery, handsome two-tone gray and maroon plastic SflAIBIlT BBBBBBH sterling, coin and plate; assorted line linens. Collection of ele Irutitutions Planning Xmas Parties Tsa'H fiaS the aMS phants, few bells and canes, Chinese temple dog. other Interest Ourdeon W. Keeney, . AUTO MECHANICS cablntt. See it, hew it today. “ SI 2.99 ing items collected on world toqr. Mahogany dining chairs and Admission Free — Door Prizes ;_^Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Keeney, sideboard: assorted ruga,, bureaus, ■wing chair, chairs, stands. :Aa,VACUUM STORRSoept. « jM r. and Hrs. Mark Holmes. bMl - rle« ■sariae Experienced only. Pleasant working cundL BaraMNrt* ~ a* *a Medal 51111 (iM i Batteries) Iiuxlllarj' kitchen heater. Gateleg table, tea wagon, etc. 8 $89 Trarabull St.. Ilaittord, Com. tioiM in modern plant. day week. Ciu^ tipiêimflsfvka lYNNRROOK SPEQAL ATtRACTIONS FOR WMSkiT S I wmM U . « hM Imw. 4Mt.iutr.tNMi M • fuSy ftMrwttMd 8.8 .0 ren,t wage rates. Phone Merl Gay, Manrhes> ■ flMtr.liii O m u w . eueyUt. .id) 7 .tt..lMw..H ' Joseph Hettinger t t e r S 1 3 5 . ROY S 2.99 ROBERT M. REID & SONS CHILDREN KAGE CO. ••-WsU OneksS StaMi • . . Fzpeft Auetioaeers . ■ NAME ■si Wntor fftaMMs ^ Potterton’s ^ ELM STREET, CHENEY CLOCK BUILDING EsL 1907 s This space donated by Manchester • A008ESS ^ WELDING GO. " Manchester’s Largest Radio, Record and Appliance iStore 723 Moin St. INCORPORATED 201 MAIN ST. TEL. 8192 MANCHESTER, CO.N.N. OPEN 8 A. M. To 4 P. .M., 6 P. M. To » P. M. . I MV ip p N t N(iM1|l IS I i^JPhoBe 4293 MORIARTY BROTHERS 'M t N o. Main St. Tel. 5113 AT THE CENTER 539-541 MAIN STREET Manchester \ AUCTION ACHES TEL. SSS BRIMFIELD. 5IAS.«;. Dry Cleaners AND SATl'RD.XY '9 .V. M. To’ 5 P. .M ^ ^ ------• a r r ..^ ,------atoaoauuo.uau.Ouwuuuvwww

\ \ mANCHKSTBR e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANgHESTBB. CONN-THURSDAY. NOVEMBER It 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1949 .p a g e s i x the Connecticut National -Guafd, tieen, whatever hit ability and was entitled to a little prestige Strikes Natural Gas " | ly the ralnority groups, must for- i W. Roberts of Middletown aa :'‘Ar'-3 and influence with his own party. he took hU basic training at F«H got their dlffcrencee for America’s president to succeed Edward P. MiilHFrstpr worth aa an administrator, it la But this was a new era, in which Soldier’s Body McLellan, Ala„ and Fort Meade,' w lfB O -isao Green Aphids Problems Still ^ sake" be eaid. (Jonnecticui Md. White Seeking Water Rowland of Oxford. Rowland and popular. any old Republican could carry, WANTED f V f to - ie w Today^s Radio Senator Brien McMahon i D )' Kenneth Hale of West OMshire teriiiiiS irralii . We don’t believe he was ever any old state or the nation. It was Besides his motheir, P vt Bensche toU the group that Connecticut were named directors at large. .‘ra Here Monday leaves one brather. Edward M., Losing Battle Minot, N. D.. Nov. 18—< 8 ^ To Be Solved PUHblMHCO the choice of a majority of the na about time, wasn’t ' It, that the Exptritnetd Auto Mtchonic CnMara Btaadard Time George Adams, farmer near fanners were taking in four times Other officers elected were: ■WULDVlHNTimJ Oi. INU Yankee state organization declared ito in- aad one stater. Mrs. Edwar^ Com tion's Republicans for the nomina lansford, dug a deep well for aa much cash ss they did in 1932. First vice president, George C. 7 II »*Mll Bp A. H. U. depcrfdence of him, and let him ber, boto of Manchmeater. Modtm Shop, Modem Eouipment The government’s policies were re MMeMittr. UoBB. tion. And. In our opinion, all the Rcniains of Pvt. Henry Chemicals Bring Tobac* water but instead \till cook, American Farm Bureau Dudley of Litchfield; second vice THU1UL8 rCHUUSUN know, as plainly as he could know iruneral arrangementa will be Ideal Woridnf Cwdltionfl 6:ep- ^tslfi— and heat and light his home sponsible for sU this. Senstor Mr- president Carlyle H. Gowdy of polls which proclaimed that he it, that it no longer considered him J ., Bensche 16 Arrive announced later by the Watkins WbRO—Hint Hunt: Newt. WONS—Ncats. CO Pest Under Control Mataon declared. He said that Oreenwieb; treasurer. Raymond C. WJtgn Minutgs i’lSiJs-iiSS'f'ssr Ws would be less than fair to any necessary or essential part of Funeral Homs. Appljr In Peraen Up To 9 PM . WCCC—Hartford Police Speak; j 9:gO>- with the natural gas he struck Presidents Opposes Ra* was the leadinit popular choice for the Republican state machine If we a t 297 feet. cash' receipts from marketing by Barrowa of Stafford, and secre Count its own scheme of power? At 6 :3 0 p. iri. Tunes for Tots. WDRC—Crime Photographer. ) thiring ' Past Season tioning. Price C u i I m IOonnecUcut farmers amounted to the nomination were tabulating inferred that its preparations for So, in blithe and cazefree mood, WKNB—, News; Pled flpers, The driller, certain he had tary. David Ay.'aarke of Milford. S5"Si?& 5';K the gresit Republican reign it saw WONS—Mysterious Traveler; % a— IS 8l#9.W0,Ca0 In 19-17 ar.d that there Mrs. Hassid L. Strickland' of Has* 'p»# ome« «l liBncBBBter. Conn. •» 4jnly the most surface type of re and with a little cold midnight in - WTHT Bandstand; Hall of Nêws. hit water at that depth, put ahead in Connecticut and the The remaina of P v t Henry J. BOLAND MOTORS,^ Inc. New Haven, Nov. 18—(87—A dowfi the casing. Newtown. Nov. 18— Assart wma every reason to expect that Rockfah sms named president of S S h S a tm Mat! ll»»«r. sponse. in which Governor solence thrown in, the great lead Fame; News. WTHT—Guy Lombardo. the 1948 figures would be higher. nation were limited to the tame ers of the state Republican or Benache, son of Mrs. Anna and MARY CONSOU S69 CENTER STREET f ‘ WTIC—Backstage Wife. group of chemicals with Jaw ' ^ "AD of a sudden—whoosh—> ing that "campaign speeches do the Farm Bureau Associated s t night that inflaUon year ment and feeling of the individual offered tlie public' hypocrisy of n Elm Btreat, Baat Harttord 1:99 tural Ebeperiment station reported w*Bb(y. by OMT««r ...... \ f* ambition, although still perhaps supporting him for a national day, November 22, at 6:S0 p. m. ' WORC—New Bngland Note WTHT—ChUd’s World. today. two other natural gas produc problems would not. be solved by being polled was not reflected. too much for its own good, for Pbeaa Hartford S-dfSa W nC—Screen Guild Theater. ers .that have been serving nomination a t ' Philadelphia. A Pvt. Bensche w u Killed Beptem- book. 19:89— ,, Green Aphids, which th4 station restoring rationing and price coa- "J Yet It was this continual rating the Republican state organization gopd many rank and file Repub WONS—Story Time. said did an esUmated gl,000,000 aeveral farm homes for many trols. WELDON'S of OovciTior Dewey in the polls to knock a few independent small licans in the state wanted that, W n C - / Arenso Jones. WDRC—First Nlghter. damage on Connecticut tobacco years. Addressing the annual Gonnec-. tH » A^SxnA?«D*^PItBB- town legislator-ou t of the path FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS WTHT—Wo Ckre. 991 MAIN v rB B K t Which constituted the indispensa and for the leadership hierarchy it 4i45— plantations in '1947, were “ sstis- , “Now all w’e gotta do is find i ticut Farm Bureau convention, i Tb« AiPOelBMP FfBI* of its ateamroller. PISH AND CHira WITH OUR NEW PKIALATORI WONS—Ray Henry’s Orchestra. water," he concluded. ontillBd w tft* u« 01 rwbncBl^n ^ ble groundwork for the organisa seemed a convenient way of keep WONS—Two-Tbn Baker. factorily brought under control” President Kline pointed out also j •II at»( «i*p»ldN» ertuntd ^ « Th'e Republican state machine ing Connecticut’s votes in a trad RENT WTIC-^Young Widder Brown. WTIC—Fred Waring. during the past season, the report that repealing the Taft-Hartley j nu. OlHPfWtBB- «»•<>••• tion job the Dewey machine did deserves to have it noted that it Unr new danltary proeoaa givoo foo a daHdo«a, ortapi. 10:45— asserted. ^ j The- and alBP UH lecBl ndw» pubitabtd b«r«. ing po.sltion which would make the Our JohiuoR’a Wuc act would not solve labor manage- in taking over the Republican went out aftor bigger game, too, national committesmanship still goMen brawn fond » Soataln the flavor t Come In and ^DRC—Music off the Record. WTHT—Harrison Wood. Neely Turner, entomologist at Local Residentg meht problems. All M B U rt rdpubltcition of aPMUl all*as a part of clearing the road d'BPBiBliW bdWlB did BiBB rdBdfTdd. convention. It. was what made more valuable during the long Re- Electric Polisher try them !‘ PRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED WCTONS—Adventure Parade. 11:00—WDRC—News on ail sta the tobacco laboratory which the "We may repeal Taft-Hartley,” for real fruitful action once the publioan era just ahead. WTHT—Green Hornet. tions. atatlon maintains in Windsor, was he eaid, "but we camnot repeal the Hull ••rHAB dUBBl 'Bl N.. *• A. the success ot that organisational guaranteed victory of Nov. 2nd. rO TAKE HOME. CALL9S0X. . 11:15— Get Service Pins i ■ Tbe path to Washington had been 7 5 c Day W n C —When a Girl Marries. in charge of testing the materials problems of labor-management re I M U Going To tcd fln * work seem reasonable. IMS,.had gone Into the record cleared, too. just aa the path in 5:tfi— WDRC—News. and methods used to combat the lations. It is still neceassryto have HAVOKS . TbB I The embarrassment the poll books. the Connecticut Legislature had WONS—iSupermaa. WONS—Musical Scoreboard.. aphids. ’Two Manchester men were ■ 1 'Ablii .Wp nersr thought that this par continuing high production, and sters suffered on Nbv. 2 was in also been cleared. PINEHDRST . .COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Wncr—Portia Paces Life. 1\THT—Joe Hasel. The method involved appUcktion among the five Pratt and Whitney for the government to facilitate it Refinish ifli, CbiodPO. <>dtreH bbJ B■ddtOB.b« ticular machine achievement was . WTIC—Songs by Morton Dow of concentrated spraj-a from air- Aircraft employees awarded 20- large par,t the result of a much Oh, such best laid plans! h W NORTH MAIN STSKET MANCHRSTSS * with the kind of laws which en hurraoor especially necessary. But to the Who would ever have thought GROCERY, INC ■ WDRC—Old Record Shop. ney, pianea by mist blowers. The year plna Tuesday by W. P. *0011 far-seeing leaders of the state or MF. courage both labor and mansge- CmtUMTIUWR.______wider margin of error in their the Republican party In Con WONS—Captain Midnight. 11:39— sprays .easily would penetrate the Gwinn, general manager. They mefft to work in the public inter- Your Floors? rating of candidates before the ganization a whela loaf was better necticut would ever again come WTHT—Jack Armatrong. WONS—Dance Music. ■ shade cloth under which tobacco arc Louis Gagnon. 50 West'wood tM BBraM Pr«BUB« OiHnpBiM. than a half, and they accordingly, street, and Carl H. Shenntng, 28 est.”, Ponbeb Rent oar new, Iwey AbbImmp BB •pABdldl rddPoB*ibli*ly fid Republican National Convention to a day when It might have W n C —JUit Plain BUI, W n C —Dance Orchestra. grows. last spring, laid metlculoua plans WTHT—Oema for Thought; The materials were: The gam Perkins street. Senators .Address CoBveallea typatTBpll*bP< «»oy» •PPddf’"* '•.iS’ was held. some use and respect for an in 5:45—. daly Sander and edger. TBrllPBOMMltB BBd OUlBr fBAdlllA IPBtldd for seeing that they themselves dividual who seemed to have the WDRC—Herb Shriner and Ray Dance Band. ma Isomer of benzene hexachloride Gagnon is a specialist in experi-' Both of Connecticut's U, .S. .-LNi a heary duty pnli«her JjThTRMCfSwdf Ry«BlBl tfBfBld. enjoyed the whole, loaf of the'ap power to carry Conneetteut prac- mond Scott. 13:09— bexa ethyl tetra phospate, and mental gear cutting. He is mar senators addressed the convention. proaching Republican victory.' ried and bas two children. Lor Senator Raymond E. Baldwin (R) and a reffular Johaao* Thursday, November !• tleally iit.ivlllTWho ever thought •WOULD YOU LIKE TO WONS—-Tbrn Mix. ■WTIC—News; Muaicana. i>aratbion. Bedmaking And Bedmaktng And any whrie loaf, they the day might arrive when the W nC—Front Page Farrell. Gives Report on Chendcala raine, 19. an employee of the in a brief talk, asserted that the r/ polisher. reasoned quite accurately, would party might again heed the man Evaahig Frequency Modulation The experiment station gave Travelers Insurance company, and government must cooperate in The Great White Father at have to include coiftrol of Con Louis, 10, pupil at the Wa.shington Old Deal In Greece who had built it up from noth WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII? d.'fO— WDRC—FM 46A; 03.7 »IC. this report on the three chemicals: every way to help the farnisr keep Ask for t Washington,' a little Impersonal necticut’s share of sU the good ing? Or who, to take a lesser WDRC—News. WKNB—FM 103.7 MC. "The gamma isopter, put on at school. I piyxluction at the highest level in things to be created by a Re Chief draftaman in the engi-! The Greek cabinet crisis has these days, but still concerned aspect of the affair, would ever Pvt. Henry J. Bensche WONS—News. WTHT—FM 106.7; MC. the rate of .5 pound of active In history. “All Americans, especial publican victory on the national' , WTHT—Music at Six; Sports. W n C —FM 45.3 MC; 96A MO- gredient in three to four galkma neering department, Shenning I Larsen's ended with the return to office of with a kindly touch, for the de ha%'c thought that Keh Bradley ber 19, 1M4, while serving with it by scale.' would still have the last and best WTlC-!-Naws. WDRC—FM. of water per acre, gave g o ^ con Uvqs ^ th his wife and two chil-! FKKIY AND HARDWARE the old cabinet, headed by Pre tails of ordinary American living, Company B, 133d Infantry, 34th dren, Barbara, 15, a Manchester I So, at tile spring'state con laugh? Division of the Fifth Army in op 6:1 5 ^ Same as WDRC. trol and had some preventivo mier E|pphoulis who will, however, baa come up with important ad vention, the RepubBcan state I WDRC—Sporticast; Headliners WKNB—FM. value. High student, and Roy, who at- I Shop Early For 34 Depot Square. Tel. S4M erations on the lUfiian front WOULD YOU LIKE TO tends the Lincoln grammar school Name! once again be the capUye of For vice for housewives. leadership set off a time bomb au b. 3:00—Same as WKNB. "Parathion, at .2 pound In the under one J. Kenaetli BrMlw, Born in Manchester on April 5, WONS—SporU; News. 4:30—^Matinee Melody. same amount of water, gave even eign Minister Tsaldaris. the reac Arrange Bazaar ^016, P v t Bensche attended local Crosse and Blackwell'k Speaking through the instru the erstwhile B ep irilll^ Na WIN A HUDSON SEDAN? W nC—Strictly Sports; Weath 5:00—Evening Centinel. better results but ^ was not gener tionary-strong man of Greece to mentality of the Department of tional .Cornmitteangm . tor Con- grammar achools and was gradu- er. 7:00—News; Dance Time. ally available in 1948. A miat Plttm Pudding, Fig Padding dted from Howell Cheney Techni • day. Ferhaps that "strong man” Agriculture, he tells us that the nretient. And when the bomb For St. Bridget’s 7:30—E!aay Rhythm. blower trial nith parathion also FENDER AND BODY MELLOW went off per schedule, there wae cal achool with the clu s of 1934 as WDRC— Prof. F. Woodbridge controlled aphids very effectively. Hard Sauce and Mince Meat description should lie considerably ordinary housewife walks four a machinist. Prior to his entry 7:45—Musical Story Book. f modified. Tsaldaris is strong a new national conunltteeman, , ponatant, 8:00—News: Request Time. “Hexa ethyl tetra phosphate WORK • MATURE WANTED miles a year and spends about 25 who also happened* to be Repn^ Preparations for the first an into the service, he was employed Electrietd Dmpt, WONS—Deems Taylor Concert. was used only in dust form since enough to be boss of Greece main at the Chance. 'Vought plants in 8:30—U. S. Air Force Band. PINEHURST Fu ll hours in time a year making each Ilcan State Chairman Harold nual bazaar for the School build WTHT — S e r e n o Gsmmell; 9:30—Ronald Colman. water destroys its toxicity. This Solimene and Raffg, Inc. • DELIGHTFUL ly because Greece hs^peiu, at a Mitchell, ready te meye-lnto the East Hartford and Bridgeport. A Weather. material, though, gave excellent bed in her House. ing fund of .St. Bridget’a church former member ot Company K of Beuemeni W lH T—FM. 884 Oeatot Street GROCERY, INC Q uarts moment when all world history-is fruits of the fotihcemlng B ^ *StoplnAtAny * WTIC—Emile Cote Glee a u b . Same as WTHT except 6:45-7:30 results. Diuting for aphids haa th , Stenogrophor Experiments conducted in Ver publican national victory. Wire completed at a meeting .ot 9:45— disadvantage, though, of leavmg focussed upon it, to be suffering a the workers at the Knights df p. m.'. Concert Hour. mont and in Indiana, staid old . In order to explode the time WDRC—Lowell Thomas. an unsightly residue on the tobac grMt dearth of leadership.. Columbus home last night. Novel WTIC—FM. Shorthand and tyyhsy Vermont and lusty, efficient, mod .bomb under Mr. Bradley it wto un WTHT—Musics! Favorites. Same aa WTIC. co leaves which decrease the Full it can perhaps be claimed that fortunately necessary to do a little features, including a quiz pro BENDIX DEALER W nC—Tlv«e Star Extra. quaiitv of the final product.” Receamry, bookkteriBR. both^Tsaldarta and the monarchy em Indiana, have produced simi singeing of Mr. Bradley’s law gram, will be conducted during ,7 :0 9 — Television Tests Hastily Arranged the bazaar, which will be held at CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Value weie forced on poat-war Greece lar results. ’ A "one-trip" system partner and long time associate. WDRC-Beulah. WNHO—T\*. Turner said the tests conducted knowledge deniraUc. G m S of bedmaking, in which the house Who happened to b»,.United Btatos St. Bridget’s hall starting Thanks WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. P. M. . during the past .season were pre POWER CLEANED Old b y .B r i ^ guns, over the natural giving night and continuing WTHT—News, wife makto ohe side ’of the bad to iatbr Raynmnd ' V L BitdwIiA, For Complete 5:00—Teletunes: Program R«sume liminary and incomplete becausb hours, vacation with wiB ai^ inatiBct of a majority of t the reigning staui hierarchy' through Saturday, Nor. 27. J 8 H j v n e —Supper aub. 6:00—SmaU Fry aub. they 'were hastily ’arranged to In (ini'lirslrr and I irinit\ Uid Greek people, and that they completion before moving to a found this a little pleasant, In conjunction with the bazaar 6:30—Russ Hodge’s Scoreboard. meet an emergency. other, cuts the yearly hours pef in actuality. Who waa this fellow thq committee is conducting a rat 1 ‘ WONS—Tello-Tesf. Aphids, only a negligible pest in hare states been supported in their 8:45—Film Shorts. llU^ W KI I s \ M ) SKI’TK T \NKS INSI \l 1 1 1> Apply bed from 25 to 16, and cuts the Baldwin, anyway? Why, he had lie on a 1048 Buick four-door super WDRC—Jack Smith Show. 7:00—Tots, Tweens and Teens. 1946. suddenly began causing seri position by American diplomacy sedan. Tickets may be procured WTHT—Tenth Man. yearly distance walked from four only manag^ to carry Connecti WATKINS • ALSO GET DETAILS ABOUT 7:30—Camera Headlines. ous damage last year. Monastery and American guns. But mean- cut four times during the Roose from members of St. Bridget’s WTIC—News. .7:45—Jack Eigen Show. , . One of the things the .experi c inney b r o s wMle, tile liberal elements in milea to about a mild and a fifth. velt cycle. Probably' ha had nopr- parish. The car is now being dia-' SaOTMBAS. INC 8:00—FUm Shorts. ment station hopes to discover is M K . Blish a u b BRAND ^ Greece have been disperaed. and Not being very well acquainted Uhed some ideas that because he plAyed at the First National stores WDRC— Fifteen. . 8:30—Charade Quiz. an explanation for their sudden in >KN\ \(.i': Disi’o,-; \i ( (», WINES had done something Hke that, he parking lot-on Main street. f u n e r a l THE FORTHCOMING BIG BEN- '■ WONS—Answer Man. crease. hata fail^ to derelop any stnmg with the techniques of b^making, Furniture 9:00—Sport Film. l.iU I’. arl St. Old MonaUcty Wne Cj'flnc. Bonded Winery No. 1, Ne^ Hayen, Com SERVICE WTHT—^Theater, U. S. A. 9:05—Wrestling, Park Arens. r»'l. Manch(“.trr .l.'iO J} Hardware Co; laadaiahlp of their own. There is we are a little bit amased that so DIX WEEK WITH A SPECIAL And ' WTIC—Cavalcade --«iistiiictive in storm windows to all. Phnne compiptlon. then go to the far side appearance, far ahead in economy. B*Ufi4«pt* Original Error 1403 and make aa offer. of the bed, make that briskly to! The'Jeep' Station Seûm iTan entirely completion, snd then, unless she Cxelnsive With The pollsters have. ..taken G. ALBERT PEARSON. Director hew type of car, combining sedan com- ‘ enough grief for their mistake on wants to stay on the far side ot fort with station-wagon sspaciousness. the outcome of the recent elec- the bed for the rest of the day. Herbert L*. Uon. They wlU be distrusted for toe will have to walk back to the Fortune This pioneering by Willys.Overland— some time in the future, and that near side and then out of the GEORGE G. ASHTON. C^janist fitting cars and trucks to actual needs— room. It is all g«fing JI^ Im ,vpiy. ..A will be healthy for democracy, for 'has btoi^br world-widiir'saccegato these business-like, and will take so lit .it-Will mea»thS'pboplC themselves more uacful, more economical vehicles. will keep on accepting responsi- tle time It will be hardly worth while- to have a radio program on. THE 'JEEP' PANil D aiYRY offei,' smart sppe.r- We invite you to see how* fully Wiilys- blUty for their own thinking end THE UNIVERSAL 'JEEP' it America’s oMst van ante together with low operatiog costs, ihsoks Overland’s postwar products meet your their own politieal derisions. Still, it scenos to us, toe has to tile vehicle for farm aad ■odqstfy', serriag to low weight aad the ’Jeep’ Eegioe. Meanwhile, however,, we think go around the bed and back.. Her transportation and hauling needs. iraaor, mobile power unit aad foe a — the worst ând nM>st glaring error feet still travel the same distance. By Sue Burnett The Come at A darling little school or party of the pollsters has been largely The onl/ thing really shortened, South Methodist Church dreaa for the younger act that'a By Mrs. Anne flahot 'JEEP'TRUCKS both 2. and 4. as we see it, is her morning jour Season's Whether you choose a boxed, 4-W H fa-BRIVI'A P'TIIKI(S outperform con- ignored. Their worst fault was Once! cut on princess lines with a nar wheel drive, cut hauling costs veniiuoel trucks oa cross-country hauling, cx' row asmh to tie in back. Bol^ ric ruffled, or square flat cushion, not actuaUy in the prediction of ney into the life of "John’s Fourth Smartest thruuxh long service and low trernc grades, through mud, sand snd snow. Stepmother’’ and her understand rac edges the aleevcs and square you’ll be delighted with the fin the elootlon. Their error which Creations! Best Buys neckline, tiny buttotu parade ished results. Lovely flower mo operatiog and maintenance cosu. was really ghasUy was an error ing of "The Future of ' Woman." down the front. A bonnet is also tifs to embroider or textile paint She is too busy brlakly living that ActuaUy provided in the pattern. on ready or homemade cushions which did muc^ t o ' prbduee the Are Sure Mancheoler’g Piano final resull o f the Anipalgn. That to be able to read about it. Below Pattern No. 8291 is for sizes 2, make beautiful gifts to give or Oh, well, we might as well ad To Go Monday Evening 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3, dress, receive. Complete' directions for Dislribulor for was thslaH.’.figMtsuto,. uwoughont Pre-W'ar 1 3-4 yards of 35 or 39-mch: bon making the -cushions as well as the months before the IÎlBbUcan mit we know nothing about mak net. 7-8 yard. embroidery and textile painting •SOUMER National Coaveatipn’. that Gover ing a bed. We suppose it’s lucky Prices! OFF Quickly! Far thia pattern, send 25 centa, Inatructions. nor ‘Atomas B. Dewey was the our tax dollars are hiring people NOVEMBER 22, 1D48 AT 8 O'CLOCK in coitu, your name, address, aize To obtain hot-iron transfer for •GU1.BRANSEN who do. tlc.-drcd. and the pattern number designs, stitch iUustration.s, mate- j leading popiaiai\|>iqfp» M r tha' Rs-. to Rue Burnett, ' The Manchester rial requirement, color sugges- ■ •WURI.ITZER pubB^ nomtaiatkm for the' P ^ - Kvaiiing Herald. 11.10 Ave. Anieri- lions for both embroidery and tex- j •HARDMAN deucy. Declare Ouarteriy Dividend REMEMBER caa. New York 19, N. Y. tile painting for Decoretor Cush- i ' .If the pollsters really want to 881 MAIN ST. Tree-WOl Offering Rend 25 cents today for your ions (Pattern No. 5800) send 15 I Middletoiyn, Nov.' 18—tT)—A . EASY copy of the Fall and Winter Fash cents in coin plus 1 cent postage SMldy Mw they arrive at error, it ion. A treaaure of sawing informa- quarterly dividend of 37 H cenU CREDIT MANCHESTER your name, addreaa knd the pat-1 ;|fi thsM pre-ccaventioii polls which on the common stock haa baen de tloq for every home aewer! Oon- tern numbw to Anne Cabot, The KEMP'S DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES sb y ld really claim their atten clare by tha directora of the Rus IF YOU WISH taiaa 80 pages of special featuzto Manchester lEvenlng Herald, ■~:T 1150 INC and designs—free pattern printed 2i MAPLE STREET MANCHESTER Usii. .For if there is one thing sell Msnuractunng company here. Avenue of the Americas, New The dividend is psysble Dec. 15 to in the book. York 19, N. Y. Furniture and Music wtdsh .Oavemor Dowey has never shareholdcre of reimrd Nov. 30. i illllHIimiUlllllluTiiiiiiiiiiimiumiiiiiMlllllllllW^^^^^^^^ 7 i !\ A \ !u.i- IIANCHESTEK EVENING HEKALU, BIANGMIWS'IBK, CUNNi* THUKSDAT, NOVEMBER 18, 1948 ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1948 PAGE EIGHT Woodland Group Washington PTA T o Collect To ys Fair This Friday ,,, 1^ Tbe social oommlttea o f the Thera wiU ba ftin tor «U Uta Wosdland Park AsaocUtlon- wUl family Friday evenlnf at the Watt undastake the collection of dis carded toya from its members. The lAda Reo. The Washington School to '’s will then be repaired by the F.TJt. committee headed by Mra. oldmr children and distributed to Albert Robftieon has planned a the p o o r and needy o f tbe town. xmnl The collection w ill be conducted HKV splendid evening’s entertainment. Itor early Christmas . shoppers, by the Cub Soouta o f Den i , Mon- afternoon. Tbe work Wfll be there will oe plenty to pick from. under tbe supervision o f Mrs. E. A ll P .T J i. members have been very generous with donations o f Vlbbert, art tastructrass. hand-made articles, and the love All the children of the tract In terested in this very worths^ cause, ly knitted things deser\'e special should contact Mrs. Vibbmt. mention. Eepecially for the children, their will be movies shown by Mr. and Mrs. Sargent. One that should be Oeaths S.n»! Niffht eepecially interesting will be the movia of the Washington School Poughkeepsie, N, Y.—Dr. Swn- Spring Festival held last May uel Torrey Orton, 88. Of New High snot for the kiddies will York, International authority on the fish pond, where each child speech disorders, and a former reels in his o'^m g ift with a real prerident of the American Psy fishing pole. Doesn’t that sound OUR FAMOUS FAR WESTERN chiatric association' He was bom like fun? in Columbus, O .' Home-baked goods w;il also be Miami, Fla.—Frv>h^ J- Black, a feature to interest all home 76, a leader in the stOm Wheel .in makers and here too it will be dustry and for SO years smiCtln- hard to make a choice. Undent of the Carnegie nhiiois Refreshments including, cider, Steel Co. o f Pittsburgh. FOR THE HOLIDAY PIE donuts, ice cream and soda will be HEN ' lola, Kans.—James W . Smith, sold. 80, former president of Smith Alu There will be no admission minum Products company o f Cin Pie 2 29c charge and all who come will be cinnati. eligible for the many attracUve New York-^Dr. William A. d ^ r prises. Rodgers, 77, head of the Medical Mmce MeaIbaAiT2»o2"«»29c department of New York’s ijglicc Athletic League and fathm^ ot None-Sudi m S ,’-°2n«i|9c Local lied Men Richard Rodgera, songwri^r and TURKEYS theatrical prûcer. 2 2 23 To Be Present SAVE UP TO 15% Pumpkin waw »« '»« c REO. SALS SALE Mince Me8tMSfHSFt”«2JAi39c A large delegation o f members PRICE PRICE WELL TRIMMED ^ of Miantonomoh Tribe, No. S8, ITEM PRICE PER PER UNIT SMOKED lb Improved Order o f Red Men, are P y e Quick a e m ^ K a <2«zKJUG 59 Southington. FED c Four Great°Chiefs of Connecti $Y67 2 KEG BARS | 9 c cut, Great Prophet Robert Lincoln CUT WAX BEANS 16lc 15% 14e LEGS OF VEAL o f Stratford, Great 'Sachenv Harry M eUW o f Bast Haven, Great Sen I|j5 SMALL FINAST *«• - *’ *»«& ior Sagamore Salve 'Vendrlllo of DEL MAIZE NIBLET5 18c 15% 16c FRESH lb n ilH MADI Manchester and Great Junior Sag' SPIC A SPAN , amore Philip Heckler o f N ew Ha- 1^*88 ’ ven will m m the Great Incoho- FRUIT COCKTAIL hSê 43c 15% 37c PORK B u n s k 0 5 aee, highest chief of all Red Men LB PKG 2 3 < MAY NNAI E of the Great Council of the United PLUMP States, and his traveling mate, Al BREASTED lb Danne'meyer, o f Philadelphia, at S TOMATOES full no. 2 CAN 14lc 15% T* 13c o'clock at tharNew Haven railroad LARGE FOWL 5? 23c r 43< atatlon and eeprt them to tba de *4“ PALMOLIVE gree hall. PINEAPPLE JUICE 41c 15% 35c Local memimis planning to at $^.96 SOAF tend are aakeA*to contact Great Rsisins PMAST SMOUSS 150ZPKg|5c Sanlor Sagamefe Vendrlllo Imme- TOMATO JUICE 29c 15% 25c SIRLOIN, SHORT, CUBE 3 BIG BARS 2 7< dlMoly so that transportation can $y55 i be arranged. APPLESAUCE 14ic 10% 13c Raisins isozpkg]9c t u r k e y h o w . Losing Cii^didate^ %b£ a ÛCC DEL MDNTE no. 2>/i »3“ PALMonyj Tdniato Jaiita 2 ^nNs*^45* rCMWnCd SUCED OR HALVES CAN 32c 10% 29e * iOAF bR •••'* •* " Guests at Dinner 1% Poultry Seasoring *Toi* kg10c A fe a il HUNTS PEARS 39c 15% 36c 2 BATH SIZE 27c Utchfleld. N«v. 18.—' Frosh Picnics 45c H elping, to make the occasion CAB LEAN FRESH LOIN WHITB ^9û4iiU ohA VetfeiaUad. noteworthy were Ueut-Oov.- 9/VLIVlVri FANCY RED . CAN 59c 10% 54c SUPER SUDS -CRANBERRY SAUCE- SUect WllUam T. CsrroU and Sec I MADY 10 lAT u retary of the SUte-Elect Winifred lb Mirabel PURE CAP CRANBERRIES LB JAR 19c PIO UDA - THIN SKN 841 lA G 43c Cooked Hans 65c McDonald. JELL-0 ALL FLAVORS pkg 7 ic 10% 8 r SPARE RIBS o55<' VEAL CHOPS LGE PKG 34c Oranges Mrs. Gertrude O’DonneU, chairman of the Democratic Town com NEW MADE LOIN SPRING ^ utin17c INDIAN RIVIB mittee, acted as toastmaster. Ocean Spray Grapefruit 3 »(17c Smoked Picnics u49c — ______lb CAP! COO Wedges Knee In Pool Gutter GERBER^ STRAINED OR CHOPPED SAUERKRAUT - 10>' LAMB CHOPS Cranberri PKG 1 9 c JOAN CAROL HOUDAY Chuck Roast •<>»*• ^ u65c New 'Haven, Nov. 18.—VIV— FRESH FRONT FRESH GROUND 'OSN • FANCY EATING BUIa W h e ^ Mgfat years old, had LGE PKG FRUIT CAKES Apples 3 us 31* a hard time cMmblng out o f m BABY FOOD RINSO lb BWlmmlngspool a t the N ew Haven PIGS FEET » HAMBURG Ttw axcallant fruit glaca mixhira, flavor and cutting Grapes IMPIIOI Porterhouse sieak « roast »89c Boys’ club yeaterdby. In fact, a quality of Joan Carol Fruit Cakas makM iftam an Z ^ 23* company of firemen bad to help LARGE him. Tho youngstlg wedged his 1A MKS * I . • AJAX outstanding start of the Fruit Caka Season Tangerines H.ORIDA knee In a gutter of the pool as be 3 us 23* Choppeil Beef »59c started to scramble out. No one OiANSBI 'could figure out a way to free him ; •Dairy and Deilcatemn * LB C A K 8 4 9 C 2-lB CAKI 97c Carrots CAkIPOBNIA - TENDER 2 »cMs 12< irntU the fireman arrived on the o l l u - ” # y CTNS scene. They pried out four ptoNb 21 Pickle & Pimento Loaf (• 53c o f tile. Deluxe '^1.89 Broccoli CAUPORNIA bch 25* U. S. NO. 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN BLU. WHITE Light Fruit Ring z^ cakeI .0 9 Coulif lower N A T IV E o r LO N G ISLA N D HEAD 25c Pepper Loaf NU-MADE »29" \ peck 6 7 ^ 3 ( « 2 0 c BeiSM MAINE POTATOES PKG 9c Sweet Potatoes Betty Alden Mixed Nuts fancy K I PKG 49c ^ h d it a d ^ d o J U 23 LARGE JUICY, SWEET Mackerel ^ c Flmndernct u 39c wwn tuoD FANCY LARGE EGGS' ■^-65'' Walnuts FANCY HI PKG 49 c STRAW BietIRS SILVER DUST dozen 2 LB. LOAF BREAD Layer Figs 2 «<«wos 35 c ‘l4OZ'npK0'‘''(6 Redfidi^ »^35c Haddock >iAa49c 18-OZ LGE PKG 3 5 * a Pulled Pigs 2 * ’GZPKGs3 S c r a iS N O M M O CHEESE " LOAVES s £ # * FANCY PEAS PASCAL OR WHITE 79 t' 2 Dates SHEIK 7KOZPKg |9 c Sfic^ Cod • 29c 75 15 Yec fiardee u-oz pko ^ | c Oysters " . bunch W OODBURy Doughnuts * * HEARTS OF CELERY FRESHLY lb t ~v:ss:£z SUCBD u a tL jm 3 Date AJh it " ^ w hss FANCY If FKG ^ m ^ m s “^RAargami®”' '~New"tow«itr .-. . 29^ .TwiLJlAjrtts ijWv, r WAVERLEY 3 KEG BARS 28c SW’UW SLICED COOKED Coffee Cake /r»u"ua> ia29c theSUniE WAY Marshmallows P M N d S S YIOZFKG 1 7 . . Sure to be deliciouely light FLORIDA TANGERINES NNAST AH Purpooo or Fresh Eggs 77« GRUYERE pkg- 39^ A s s o t n o - and tender baesuee the ingre SALAMI »S9< KiRKMAN'S Chocolates pouv unu ukg 59< dients of Cu|fietsfi arc precL SLICED SWISS FRESHLY SLICED OLD HOAAESTEAD Pastry sionmixeA Sura to havo TRY OUR FRESH ROLLS, BREAD,' Soap Flakes tG(pKc34c Marvo TIN 1.03 Chocolate Bars 6.:£,25* Ibst bonaenada flavor fm- CAK^ AND PASTRIES.. BAKED AT JELLY DONUTS FLOUR causa th* Ingradiants - LUXURY LO A F '>531' OUR MODERN BAKE SHOP IN HART- Craa. Soap lgfpkg3 4 c 2 4 B LOAF MILD AMERICAN FRESHLY SLICED Cheese Food PINAST 83< FINE OUALITY TEA FORD AND DELIVERED TO THE S-18 BAG 35 C lO - U B A O 69c COFFEE RINGS - 27r Borax Soap3 •ARS 2 5 c AT MONEY SAVING PBIdS . J hAm IStoilS cup POPULAR TWICE DAILY. .. CHEESE lb 53^ VEAL LOAF -43r pskM JM add ■MfCATOB Sharp Cheddar >69< GOLDIN BOSi or iM d a i f l t . deanser *2 îns |3 c BOZ PKG I Crax UB KG 31c HOMMAND TiA 4 9 ' C U M C M M l BORAX Beyeragesffi^^s3”<^^29< Tea Bags PKGOF4b 4 3 * FKGOnOo79e Two afdra' tura-j Free way baking sib SUPER ;0 MUll IIAM LI PKG 15c Klispy Crackers uipkg2 7 < L fo rya s SAinD COOCTAB. BORAXO r,-I* / POPULAR MARKETS ^Parking Planter's Peanuts BO Z TW 3 | c N EW ENCLANDS LARGEST RETAILER OF FINE FOODS FORD, l-OI TIN 16 c > wpsiicw ceepeMHflU l b NEXT TO STORE Npm^êldsg mtsM dace WikT to STORE

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TODAY - THURSD NO lER is™ ^We*v« planned fo r raonthu Faster, i to bring yon the most thrill* Thryiing ing, exciting food store opening that you’ve ever Formacr^t HARTFORD RO. MANCHESTER UliW * Easier seen. Plan now to be on Fixtures hand early— and take plenty i Shoppmg o f time to inspect this mar* velona modem food store-— — all your food needs under BUR one roof. 99 ^‘Tomorrow’s Store - - - Today CONNECTICUT'S MOST BBUTIFUL SUPER MARKET ‘‘Everything Under One Roof” 'ii< > SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE J X-TRA LEAN FRESHLY GROUND ‘ ’ FRESH. BRIGHTWOOD BABY RIB END < * BEST CENTER CUT, HEAVY STEER, BONE IN if k n SMOKED, LEAN SHORT SHANK 4-6 LB. AVG. < ' HEAVY STEER BEEF, X-TRA SHORT CUT < * LARGE FANCY ' ' FRESH PURITAN • BRIGHTWOOD OR GROTE AND WEfGEI. HEAVY CORN FED STEER BEEF 1 MILK FED

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LOWEST PRICE IN MANfEARS! EXTRA SPECIAL-THIS PRICE IS NO MISTAKE ASSORTED U. S. NO. 1 Special Inireduelon)’ Offers HIGHEST Cup Cakes P otatoes SCORE Fancy-Solid Pack FIRST I D osan P e d c 4 7 * ^ BLUE LABEL GRADE lb. LARGE TW W H I ^ M E A T ASSORTED LUSCIOUS SUNKIST JUICY 29 oz. Bottle CONTENTS LARGE FRESH GRAbE A O ranges Angel Cakes Doxen 5 9 ^ DOZEN MAXWELL 3 9 ^ Baab FIRM RIPE DELICIOUS ^ LBS. Vitamin A Fortified Dolridwl Parkay LB. Bananas HOUSE SAG Cottee Cakes Lb. Each OCEAN SPRAY DOLE Ubby's Demonstration RADIO SALE DEL MONTE Cranberry Pineapple PANTRY SHELF lb. t h e Pumpkin b u z MARJORIE MILLS \ VARIETY NEW ENGLAND I^cINTOSH Fruit SALE, WELCH'S J e l l o OR e 3 £ HOUR. SPECIALS Choice GRAPELADE L A R G E P K G . Sauce Juice Cocktail Ot GRAPE JELLY VELVEETA OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY Squash PLUM PRESERVES SAUCE, WELCH’S PRESERVES, Cheese Cakes A pples 3 AND WELCH’S JELLIES, LA ROSA G iant Size MACARONI, MINUTE RICE. Largest On e JAR ORANGE MALTEX CEREAL, GRAVY 2 13^^ 3 1 < MARMALADE MASTER. 10^ 2 9 ^ A Fortlan 3 25^ THE HOUSEWIFE’S PROGRAM Lbien Daily Monday Thni Friday OLD SOUTH — Suncrest PILLSBUST or "IhUNCO AT«KRK-Air , 2 wtaitger ------FANCY ELBERTA G O L D M E D A L FROZEN EATMORE FANCY RED The7*ick Of The Crop Over Station WTIC And Tomatoes ' Affiliated Stations Spadietti 2 Jars Cnrrant Jelly Peaches 1 Jar Orange Marmalade Juice FLOUR ranberries PEAS 20 Ox. Tin DULANY BSgBN FOODS PEAS A L L .-2 r. JARSr.S3C«>n.-, Demonsirrition lLO R E T'T'E S'Pkg«-30c 1 Lb. Pkg. 20 O z . T in FREE! One 16 oz. pkg. ofti any Apricots with the pur CARNATION t p : T i r 3 4 ^ S ^ 4 5 < >< Demonstration chase of any 2 pkgs. of Diii r Frozen Foods. MALTED Fl a i n o r a l m o n d CORN OFF SKIPPY DUFF’S LIBBY'S MILK Carnation FROZEN DIAMOND LARGE BUDDED THE COB » UTTH Hershey .M azola Peanut Oins«r Bread TOMATO I BUREkCK S OR SHAKER RBlk Chaaalata Ban Strawberries a OU W alnuts Niblets Butter Dewils Food JUICE |V- • ' f ^ B o f f- F o r '18 Oz. Tin 2 for 2 Y ^ 1 Lb. Callo. 1 L b . Ample Free ParkipiAreas At The Store 3 4^^ Box of 2 4 3 9 ^ 0*. 7 9 ^ 47^ g i a n t SIZE 29< WE RESERVE THE RIGHTO LIMIT QUANTITY

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a Y n A l l V S You Can SavO More By 805-807 A Tremendous Sale Just In Time For Holiday Food Buying Shopping Here During This Sale! MAIN ST. Win Aunt Jemima FREE! A Huge ORDERS FOR Says "It's Delicious '.^.1 AtlOlU PRItts With My Pancakes" NOilDAY POULTRY NOW! FREE! FREE! BASKET fancy RED FLAME i The ifirst 200 adult thop- VERMONT MAD) pers who visit our store Fri- OF FOOD _____ g r a p e s doy ^ will bo givoit o bog Guess the value of marchandise in the ten d er j u ic y s t e a k s . basket displayed in our window. The nearest SYRUP ^ Cut From Hoary Western Steer “ chock full of groceries. guess to Jthe actual value wins. SWEET, JUICY R E G .^ COME IN TO OUR 12 OZ. DOORS OPEN AT STORE AND REGISTER BOTTLE 8 :3 0 A . M. A GUESS Florida Oranges ' SHORT, SIRIX)IN, PORTERHOUiSE 23 l e a n , TENDER, JUICY RIB WRiJr AUNT JEMIMA ------— Ifvavia lUD --- I N P E R SO N SILVER CAKE n r , a B i f f PEARS 12 t f r e s h r o a s t p o r k -4 9 ^ CUDAHY’S PURITAN Evaporated plv. ho NO WASTE. BONELESS PANCAKE FLOUR Ready io Eat , w VEAL ROAST DEVIL FOOD o n PRESH g r o u n d ffiNBERRIES REG. MILK PKGS. pkg. HAMS n LEAN. MILD lb. • EXTRA TENDER 3 Tall Cans n SUGAR CUBED RMnf 1km 3 9 ^ aiaii QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS lb.

You HI Like Our Kosher Style OCEAN SPRAY DIAMOND, LARGE RED STAMP NU-MAID TABLE QUALITY e POSTRAMI Cranberry New Pack MARGERINE CAK&S 2^^^ SAVE! NONESUCH PURE ROLLED BEEF . JUST ARRIVE^DEUaOUS CHOCOLATE COVERED 1 LB. O O V Maxwell House SUCED BEEF i CHERRIES 69^ MINCE MEAT PKG. LARD C A R l^ DOLE KRAFT VELVEETA

VITAGOLD FANCY HAWAIIAN (In Tasty Syrup) CAN 2 L B . eJ COFFEE SALAMI PINEAPPLE JUICE L O A F O f r It’ s Delicious CHEESE SOTH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL WmE AMERICAN SLICED ^ )! MARINATED IN CREAM SAUCE OR PLAIN PICKLED ILB. PINT LIBBY’S^ FANCY MIRACLE WHIP lb . BAG ^ LOAF CHEESE 45^ HERRING 2-«35^ SOTH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

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BAKED GOODS il sTS.u ^ 0 QZ. a o su '- ^ r/£Vd^ .£ -VrfT MBumyaEJjDL, PEGS. FAIRMOHTTAMOir QUALITY FINE GRANULATED CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 5^ SMALL, TENDER, JE3SO 30th Anniversary Special 5 LB. :e c r e a m BAG SODAS BUY A DOZEN! BUY ONE PINT FOR 27c GINGER ALE AND ALL FLAVORS PEAS THE CREAMIER SHORTENING GET ONE PINT FOR ONLY 8c REGULAR LARGE SIZE BOTTLES, JELLY ROLLS SOth Anniversary Special ' e NEW PACK, TENDER ELECTRIC 3 LB. CAN CRISPY, FRESH BAKED ASSORTED Big Bot. Full Quart Only I Contents CCXJKIES WAX BEANS SOth Anniversary Special MELTPROOF BAG FREE CaM Of 12 Bottles YOU’LL LIKB OUR TASTY FRESH BAKED PUMWMNICKEL, FREE ! 50c Silver Gleaning Plate Phis 2 Samp!^ Packages CAMPBELL’S Contents TASTY PURE RYE BREAD, PLAIN AND POPPY SEED ROLLS AND DELICIOUS BAGBLS. WITH. :/ 25^ Park Frf^- •'/ Parking Lot

I ! . ' J ' A \ l^C H SSTB R BVKNING HERALD. MANCHSmR. OOKN.THURSDAT. NOVEMBER 18. INB < 3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNiTHURSDAY, NO «• to ' The Vourkshots have jumped from Hose CM. No. 2 ...... ;1008 Till LRTE THUBSDBh' RND FRIDBV Till UM w K lU aralnat the o o U U 'o f the leM for his son's medical expenditures. the first round in his federal court Hall is president of the Hall suit to make Alabama’s president fourth to second place, pushing Power Houses ...... 1008 i UYHCaE 38 OZ Sivld S. Hmn, M I f ASST ENROBED 4 6 0 Z O d t SpniihBirttkBMHiMNI e«ARka kACN FKG 99 TOMATO JUICE IONA CAN. Ms I M ry H e tC M w CUP CAKES THANKSGIVING OF 6 “ Ta/A Turkey CORNED BEEF i *CarMMlNMil8tt* kACH 29* NO. 2 X 9 7 * IlMSMRriMiHI SpriuiiliM ^" 134 OZ' V? “ idfl Native Bird»** ' J>Fe>JToll«faF S a v in g A&M QOASH 2 CANS'* I FrlMi'tMlieBMtit ’2AV23- — • PFEFFERNUSSE 39* SpMkhfiflatliBMMrts I pxat 19* Tbua. Jb u L fijuat/L dkuMg. JaoohdaLl I Youiff Tom’s lb. 69^ CALVES LIVER 0RAN6E JUICE M- irviililit - - »J4,« 23* F O R F I N B 460Z 9 1 * Im id C h H M W R AN. PASS ' PKS « i r I F«Q’ 28 CHED-O-BIT 2 .o';;r83* FOSTER'S FOODS GRAPEF'T JUICE QkN * I CfM dsiif ANX k v ir n* AMERICAN J Q t \ LB age Hens, ' lb. 7 9 ^ 84 OAKLAND STREET DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 7386 SLICED BACON uML fiagg, ilaituUL,,, DraU'tlMIuiFMU vox 449* FANa MILK-FEO These aA Cjm the mbic pooltryman as ws haTc been HAMS COOKED WHOLE OR SHANK LR' LARGE FOWL 5 to 6 POUNDS reeefriof iffl'aimuaer. PRUNE JU IC E <|t.bouie2}« Jhgf "fiicL of, ihsL dioJumf* HR iASr TO nUAUmMIS Skiiriest Fraikfortt uSS^ GENUINE SPRING B^indty Give Vs.Your,Order Early for SAUSAGES PURE PORK. LINKS GREEN GIANT VtodstAltf, fin, youM, dfoiidiuf, Jalk,^ LAMB LEGS SOFT-MEATED Thanksgiving Poultry MeINTOSH N. E. LB OCc SMvCripOnigajiiM t IMiHeei HaaerBologMf t$55‘ HEAVY STEER MILDLY PEAS 2 cans APPLES FANCY EATING BOX * 3 MIxai Frrit CtekUH ... evor Snoked.Lhrvrwnret li68' THICK END CURED CpRNED BEEF Faaey Brisket Baby BEEF LIVER SELECTED BEEF LB. 2 — * - WWW wwwweeii »• WAOI riPM CORNED SMOKED Ce'i Jthi NaUMk FNliU t.4i* Slic6d Driod B io f nec 89* Lean Sugar CRANBERRIES CAPE COD LB 19' • OM N n M • SMOKED PICNICS Cured LB* BEEF SoftSalaai pieq M SUCID U 69* SHOULDERS COLD CUTS Or EXTRA LARGE OPEN THURS. AMPLE IM C rtM ete RAseaiintv 'iTa 27* PEARS FANCY BOSC FOR 29* Cold Cots ASSORTED SUOD LI 59* COOKED HAMCrtil^iS* LB! Lb. 69c Lb. 55c FRANKFURTS l r ______'TILL 8 P. M. d iM ia d , ynjuJiL..,7Udg„., lisaa aadr Tender ■ Small and Lean FREE LI 9 Q « mu mu VAUusi BONED & ROUEO WahMtt Vi5 49* NO. 1QCAUTT-5x AN II OCR BCST—BONELESS OPEN FRIDAY YELLOW ONIONS lAG a w PANa DEEP SEA LAM B FOREt IF DESIRED LB* Okr Own Oar O w n' HIxM lNitt 1 Lt HOME FNG 45* SCOTCH SAUSAGE •TILL 9 P. M. PARKING Alt U t HADDOCK FILLETS f4S* SUNNYFIELD HUBBARD SQUASH GROWN lb4* tHiLua 3 9 * BACON 69^ Pot Roait«>79^. FANCY SKINLESS SUCED BACON SUGAR CURED HAM MEAT LOCAL—51EDltJM SIZE || 1-FOUNDBOLL YELLOW. CbMtRitt _ Jp}d 3 9 * Ufpfjmrr stw... we.r-. k • IneNarylatei COD FILLETS - .SB* TURNIPS TASTY EATING 0 a T i O * %Si 25* aSfi WtaiMmi, FRUITS and YEGETABLES CitTM, Lm m i , O m g t FRESHLY OPENED Lb. 89c Lb. 63c e g g s doz. 797 fiiuTTrai *65^ CELLO O .\ S i 1 0 « Lean and Tasty t Sploed Just Bight W e haye a plentiful supply of Figs, Walnuts, Brasil SPINACH READY TO USE * PKG 27* ^•4FnltP«el Lx'? 12* OYSTERS « 75* FRESH CUT Thig A&P Cbibe aBMWdha F R E ^ SHOCLDERg .....,. i ...... Lb. 49c I ' . CbarrlndPfaiMppli *px'’.* 1 9 * ■poen pertkoa out eiBoeey tha ...... Lb. 59c A ll Turkey Orders Must Be In By Monday to Guar^ nOUMDER FJLLETl -uaa^ FU . ORANGES LARGE SIZE 'DO? 35* .CashMiNitt 29* right amount lb mdw « laaOr CENTER CtPr-CifiQP...... sjtkf-’SSC*- enter SteesnJdn’t l^ W BPECTASWXfxS Pecans, all fresh packed a t reasonable prices, I k e . CtHtAgrlettt aanaapnem Vi«* 49* good cup oi oo*a. NothfeiW '••••••e'eassaeseeseae Lfes SBC Eleetrie Light Bilhs to buy, remeaaber. Thia btl^l* 1.ANU O" tAXBbi * ‘ YAMS FANCY KILN DRIED LBS 25* RaHatMckM Vio* 33* XOO^vre EVERYONE IS RAVING ABOtTf DUR JUICY LARGE _ MeINTOSH REDS, OR BALDWIN Sw m H Ri M m 40 to WATTS « 1 2 * colored ptoalle aMoaurn la froau M IL K - - LARGE KlltUt ttti 2'pMI 37* Tall Cans For I La For aupacb florrer. ebooaa oon OCEAN s9r a T lb. CAULIFLOWER SNOW WHITE HD 27 WWirliyirFIn VKO 33* NihiteiRHzCrMkirt oi A&P CeSae’a ps— btandal CRANBERRY SAUCE Oranges APPLES |120'Z MP While Beett MHO ANDMaLOW DIAMOND BIRDSEYE PEAS • PKGS SUNKIST VALENCIA Mi Sweet MargiriM ‘ '39 "•4B* WALNUTS INDIAN, RIVER SEEDLESS 8 O'CLOCK uk RICH AND FUlt-BOOWD ONS FIB ORANGES 2 ( l o f . CJ^V MINCEMEAT Grapefruit Bokor's Ptm . RED eiRCLK 11141* ONS ns INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS Csirdy Coalad Tunkef Brand Megowon—Edueatof Vault V1GOROOS AND WtWY SQUASH MIM Chtettates raPKt 25‘ RBMMt Nwdtr Crdm Cficfcm ,1^27* Extnet BOKAB unt IB C S O B tt aad m L iC K V t lX FANCY RED SWEET GRAPEFRUIT 4 (or 2 9 * tttMT ZY f LUM PUDDING lb RED RIPE, CELIX) PKG. F l o r i d a O r a n g e s 0 1 lA P i» P. E. I. YELLOW Sole for . Silk* and Woolgni Soap ul iMuidu] Vomea ForFe Both e l l o w TOMAOES Make* Mich Sud* Witheu' Eiiort Ho Hhuing-Ho Wiping For Baking or Frying TURNIPS Olehe* Shine Vilhout Wiping I S^m*27* Sara on Our **SsM Special** 69c laiue N m YIM m . h H i m lY E A t Irwy Saoji umuc*u 17* Sefe e e J Seee a m 23* 31 Spry \H\A7 tiLOBi TURNIPS 1 9 c 1 LB. FANCY TOMATIMS 1 LB. a4DlSHCS , .HUBBARD, BUTTERNUT SWEET ta s k tt Sepp (NOT IN CARTONS) * Lb. 3 SB. 19 e .r . ‘4', 1 FANCY CUCUMBER t LG. HD. LETTUCE SQUASH POTATOES LK Be m I ClDfeR, MIXED NUTS V

f • J h . MANtHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHFSTEB. OOMKm THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 194® •MAN('HESTISK*BVI£NINU'HEKAl»l^« MANCHESTER, CONN^THXJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 194®. PAOe SIXTEEI*

•'sm to be plenty^ of food and Newington Home for Crippled Tw4>^Local G roups To Be Speaker lo-eltlea In France, the average Children, and to make yam dolta R ec ISotes Address Is Heard ally can kfford to buy very little fdr the nuraery there. Plan* wef* also made for tha Christmas party Give Perform ance At Citadel Here Always Gedrgia Tech Leading Defensive College Team in âti — B y The AsMdate® Press conditlona there a* ahe eapertenced Take It With You." was presented ing Class the special eliaaiond annlveraary Lackang With Guwds At the business meeting Uie lito. J. ^ward Fisher, Mrs. Wll- O^pt. BUI n ah sr, N otr* IMaaa Ydst H w Proridaacs ReSo, on* ef tbs Rush Defense Leader them, pot from the viewpoint a liim Oeaf and Mra Evelyn Gil St the Whiton Memorial. aUrting Bowllng-L program of the hand will be ob luard playhd bruisinf loothflll for Amerteea Hockey League’s high tauiiat but of one who lived members voted to send money at 8:30. 7:00-10:00 ASeya Open for Res served. made by the Charity Sal# to the more. • minutes against Northwsstawi ANGLE est scoring teams, an provmg a' family- Although there might Although tlia Hall w m not filled ervations Tomorrow, there wUI be a. get- T«lford Only Psform-1 last week and hU thoroafh sffao- that they also an a pretty good OppoahiofB limited to to capacity, the approximately 150 Oammmlty Y together ot the pandsmen, their Former Cnuader ttvaneaa won him thtf Unsoiaii of defensiv* outfit who attended showed their ap 6- 7 Junior Boy* gym periodwives and special guasta. Satimday ep WithCouptsHSrt W ho I Local Sport Chily 5 6 .8 Tarde Per h ;TEA . 'r >’ th* Week honor In tha current As- Vary ^SUk City scrlfnmafs. .T Dtesetor .'Cbarii TbriF' Raardon’a erm* preciation of the.usual creditable 7- 8 Intermediates gym period evening a murioal feetivgL will be Bociatsd F n s s poU. blanked th* New Haven RamUera, performance of the - Community Bowling Alleys may be reserved held, to whlcta the' public will be Played College Ball; Basketball coaching conditlona BUI Steiwns Is ksaplng • close W* Game; Rkhmoiid 8eU BABY BEEP The 21-year-oM aonlor from Chi- on tha Pacltic Cbast and in tha Harold Binks,.Frank inttner, 6-0, last Bight to poet their second C h atter Players by loud aiid frequent out until 8 p. m. welcome. esgo la ths first guard ta win an straight Shutout triumph. Prior to ' LIVER bursts df laughter. George Kauf 8 p.- m. All alley* reserved. During the 1e*t two wars moipr Open Tomorrow Night Padfio Coast OonfSrsnee ara dlf- Sr„ la proving a aucoeaa as assn- Pace Agaimt Paaaea BACON award this aeaaon and th* honor farm t than thoaa la tha Ivy League eg er of the Y bowling alleys. this season the Reds last dedalen man’s mad-cap Sycamore family Basketball practice-A’lrport and than sixty of tha soldiers of tbs the 'Shutout route came in Danelag Danny Vbleoa* has boen earns m the fndt of what prohahly aad a t Tala University. Thaae facU Shsis Haro hs6 Thai* going groat guaa in New Tork . NSW York, Nov. 18—<«)—Wfetn combined Vrlth tne W all street re Knights local corps aeryed in the Armed' N o college stars wUl dot the waa his finest psifonnanc* ot the 1645. u . 6 9 e KEARNS Lb. 59c serve of the Anthony W. Kirbys W est BMe Forces, m*ny of them bandgmen, «roetor of the Manchester Guards ware revaalad by BU Head 0>ach Dsn Mulvsy, tub-thumpsr for soxing rings the past aix waeka. an tha returns are bi thia fan, asason. Howard Hobson. the New Haven Arena, reports the Tile Reds, Eastern divisiaii.lead- Tha leetf battler, handled by Pete proved a laugh-winning combina Bowling Junior League 6 to 8. and there was nbt one casualty 'When they open their asaucu to Fisher never let up. Late in the an by aU poinU, are second only KBe collage coaches who stfOsa tion that kept the audience in a Open from 8:00 to 9:80 among this group. > “ A t Oregon (the ooUega Hob switohbonrd has bean awampsd VSndrlllo, scared hie third etraigUt morrow night at th* loeal armory game he splUed Don Buraon, son Cbached at W ore coming to with telepbona calls shout tbs “les to th* Buffalo Bisona la goal-get win over George Decker of i fi football offense over dafonst ml(ht WHERE SHOPPING IS A PIEASVRE continually merry mood. Gym— * The Manchester flalvatioD Army Northwestern quarterback tor a 26 ting aad an tied with the Pitts The first nubile appearance of 6:00-7:00 Buckeyes Band has bean moat fortunate in agalnat tha Worcaatar Thdoaatera. Tals last aeaaon) 825,000 was aho- FoUlas” which opens Mooday Teak at the Broadway Anna. wen sit down and raeonsidar. In aharp contrast to many of ths yard loaa aa the Wildcat quarter- cataff to ths football coach by the night Nov. 29. Tha tea sxtiwvn- burgh Hornets for least goals al Prerioua Metropolitan triumphs the 25-plece Manchester Civic Or 7:00-8:00 West Sides h avin g excellent bandmastera hack went back to pass. On tha lowed. The Reds have netted 78 PrisBo sxamptos eS ths strem Many of our customers report voluntarily their appreciation for high ehestra In conJuncUen -with the 8:00-9:80 Badnilnton which has been one df the reaaona aUte teama the Ouarda will play achori to assist boya (football ganss wlU continue throuffh 8un« were ocond at White Plains and dsfsns* theory sre MIehIfaa and , with a Btrictly local Unoup. Other play Buraon fumbled and Fisher players, no doubt) through school day, Dae. 6. Evening perfonnsnees times to Buffalo’s 81 and goalie the Bt Nick's Arena. Community Players was succeasfu]. why It has maintained #lts high recovered. Harvey Bennett has allowed 40 Clemson. Two of tho aotm ’s re- quality meats and groceries at reasonable prices. Our meats go fw The orchestra, under the direction skill and perfenmance; I I state League teama *re loading up each aeaaon. A baaketball coach start at 8 p. m. Reservad sant tic* The former Lane Tech (Chicago) kst* are now on aala.. .Trsntoii goals. mabilng undefeated aad untied of Robert Johns of 23 Gerard The Band baa been in constant ’’for the coming aeaaon. Importa received lass. This was strictly in Two local boxan appeared eo major taama. ther because they are well trimmed, lean, and conUdn much less ibaste. Elducatiou Board from Naw York State are num- high school star suffered a dislo accordance with Pacific Coast reg downed Scranton, 96 t* 97 to sat' In blanking the Ramblen, Prov- th* recent card at New Britafo street, musical Instructor in local demand, net only to render sarvlee THIO OP ELEMENTS cated elbow agalnat Michigan Idenca ended New Haven’s bid to Rugged Hna work to Mtohtgan’a schools, played several selections eroua aa all teams ar* eyeing th* ulations," Hobson said. a new scoring record In ths Anser- with Bob Connolly, 122, getUag locally but In distant places. Dur Thera are three fiemeota af extreme Importaaea la the rela- championship cup. Though tomor Stata in the third game of the aea An interesting story waa told by loan Baakstball Leagus.' Imagta* shatter the Reds’ record of going answer to UghI Iecerieg fleeKtofi ig . We appreciate these kind reports. before and after the play and in Lists Committees ing the past three years, they hava Umm between food diatribntor and foad eonsumer —- prica, qual 112 games without sufferihig th* nod over Jo* Fortier, 125, ponents. and thsthe Wotverin* n r - the Interval between acts. The row night’s gam* is not a league aon. Trainers expected he would Hobson. If, concerned a Denver stttlng tinough an exhlMtioa Uks Bristol and John Miller, 150, New made two trips to New Yoric City, ity, service. A debate a* long, aad perhapa as Inooneldslve. av gams, Coach '.Earl Yost would Uks- he on the bench at least three that] No air, yoyou can hava I t .. .A.- whitewash. The shutout was th* wards might bs risamfl as Um heat I audience responded with extended once playing over a Coast to Coast some of those dariag this eesiilen of Coagresa. eonld be staged youth who waa ready to enter col first handed to the Ramblen ‘ in Britain, and Frankie Carlo, 142. in the country. The Michigan op- u.69e POT ROAST I*. 69e applause for the talented efforts Charles S. House, chairman of •'to start off bin tha right track. weeks. lege. Tale was mighty interested total o f 4A14.271277 fans attaadad t h s j __ this town, fought to a drew. OVEN ROAST the Board of Education, announced hook-up. They made a trip to New arooad this teple, "wMeh is the Moat Impertantr’ Not since the MeridSn Ends** H* missed tha Nebraska gann s racssin New Yotfc .during^ poaiUon has aeorsd Just 41 polats Yon win save at Keara*. Serve a nice beef Choice grade with bone in. Lnwar priced euts. of the local muaicians. ark, N. J.. where they had charga In the Isd who stood elx feet, niqe Carl Liacombe, -who rellnquiah- Contabied more food vnliie. tha appointments of the following There would probaMy be three answers, each with Its consid blahsd across the sUte has another the fallowing waric, but Inoisted on inches. The boy’s first choice 'was the past aeaaon.. .Tha Univsrsity bt eight gasses. roast. All cuts from choice beef. committees for the coming year. of tha weeR end services at the playing with hia arm in a cast the ed the Individual scoring leadar- Bastem League basketball will Ctomaon to right bshlad fat ths erable group of snpperter* among the celatemera. all local taam been in a position Tale,-hia second Princeton, and of Connecticut winds up Us foot b* new to Manchester fans during Educational Policy William Citadel there. They have made Ptaehnrst, however, pinoee the three elements as nearly - to challenge the state’s best .as following Saturday against Iowa. ball season Saturday afternoon ahlp to Buffalo’s Murda utmricMy tight defenss category, for th* made several vlaita to many of the then Columbia. Nsither college waa after pacing the field for four the coming season ulth th* Quanto I Lucia Festival Buckley, Mrs. Robert H. Smith, slde by side as It la possible to establish them. Quality, ef course, ths Onards are today. ,Thla year’s Fisher started the last game of abta to land the boy. but the play entertaining Kent State. The being memben but two pUyen Tigsra have yielded only 47 potato Fred R ogen . larger cities In the New England because on It depend* ao much the vital facte of health. Is lint edition win make any taam step tbe season in 1945 aa a freahnuui game atarta at 2 p. m___ The weeks, sparked the Provldroca at in seven, gnssea.. SMOKED DAISY h a m U.89C States. The Band also presents an er wound up at Iowa. Following tack with two goals and on* aa- with the local* performed In th* At< Local Church Expenditures, Oarl Noren, A. L. to euggeet Itself, And It Is never dlaplnced by eltherr of the to get in front -> A1 Peters against Great Lakes .He has been are the reasons why Iowa won out: Washington Lions o t the Ameri loop In previous years. Pete SUum Latest murss from ths NsUen- 8 lb. average. Lean with aa appntlsiag flavor. Rlker, and Mrs. Jdm Holman. annual program at the Wethers other constderntlrae. Vet priee, economlcnlly lnaUtci.t, mnet a starter ever since., He waa can Hockey League recently made sist. The Reds netted four tlmca al Ooilagiata A.thl*tle Bureau SHOULDERS u. 59c field State .prleon. ’Two engage Of the local playera. Bob Ted- Free room, board and tuition, 81(K> in th* opening atansa and and Coach Earl Tost played wtth Finance, ^ r l Noren, George W. receive every atom ot 11* dao In our eniculanens.. It would be ford is the only one that played A1__Peters, six foot, two Iflch tackle as a freahman under Hugh pec month expense money and the a deal with Springfield whereby Wiltimantic during the 1938-39 ahosrsd today that MIehigaa was Meaty and well flavored, short shank ents. • The traditional Luds festival Cheney, an«r William Ferguson. ment* within the last month were a flue thing If price made no dlffercuee ta the purchaser: but Devore, but was moved to left they gained a Baby tor a Babey. each in the second and third fourth in rushbtg Oeterm, haoteg in New Haven and the Long Lane ceUaga ban. Bob played freshman guard, will appear with the Wor university prondaed a Job for the slons. aeaaon and the following two yean PRE-€XK>iUED will be observed at Emanuel Lu Evening school, A. L. Rlker, Mrs. it does make a difference—a tremendous one to meet folks. So hUl at the Unlvaraity of Connecti- cester Tadcaaters tom'?rrow night guard by Frank Leahy during boy's father. Johnny Baby, Springfield, went to Toat played with the Hartford given up an average of 82.4 yfirds theran church. Friday evening. Smith and Mrs. Holman. School for Girls at Middletown. Ptoehuraf whittle* the price, always, to the lowest notch com spring practice of his sophomors the Lions in exchange for Walter The Bison* rip(hd the Indiaiiap- ;|Mr gamo. Ctomaon to 18th. hold cut under Hugh Greer and toward agalnat the Ouarda at the armo^. J t la no wonder college basket olis Oapitals, 8-3, to puU Into Savitt Gems. Lb. 6 9 c BONELESS HAM Lh. 89c • Iêihber 10, at 8 o’clock in the Recreation. Fred Rogers. patible with highest quality. Service, ta aome minds, would . the end of the season was elevated Peters is a treat ball handler and yean He has played at left tackle ball U more attractive to some Babey...M ilt Schmidt ia drawing ing opponents to a 1619 avorago LAMB LEGS ehureh vestry. The Women’s Mis Joint Board, Carl Noren, William run a bad third to qnaUty and prioe-martts. Not, however. In SB weU as left guard under Leahy. rave notices aa tbe beat player in second place Western dirisioa tie on the ground. Oennhie choice cut* of lamb. A money saver. to the varaity where he was used dribbler. He played two varaitv players than professional ball with the Pittsburgh Hornets, Bruce Wilkie, last year'i Man-. sionary Society have for yeara Ferguson, William Bnckley, George our*. It Boenw to na to be entitled to almost If not exactly ’ sparingly in the last few games. Against the WildcaU last Satur the National Hockey Lesê.. T>re other major unbestan out made arrangements for this Im aa Important a position in the soale as the ether elements. aeasona at Holy Cross under Then too, what’s the difference in three points back of th* pfito-aet- Chester High basketball captain, Cheney, and Charles House. Bob was tha leading acorer at Man- day ha played on both offense and many, many cases? Gladys Oooddlng makas organ will lead the Alumni agalnat th# fits. Army and NOfth OiroBaa, pressive serrice. Johnson's Coach Doggie Julian. music at 835 sport showa a ytar Ung St. Louis Flyen. Tha Flyan RIB CUT • SIRLOIN. SHORT. PORTERHOUSE Emergency Purchases. Carl No Ptaehnrst service contributes to the convenience of the f cheaterNlgh during his Junior and defense. Local Sport Shorts trounced the Washington Uono, Red and. Whit* cagen nsxt Thure- rank thlid an* fourth fit Hflal ds- The society was organized 23 ren. Fred Rogers, and William Fer customer, to freedom-from worries, to a sense of seenfity, to Last year Elaher tied with cen including boxing, hockey, and Mui- fonss a^ffdoM both rnihlag and years ago and it was in its early ' senior years. Ohnicfa League . Attorney John LaBelle played 7-2. The Hornets wen idl*< day night at th* armory. PORK ROAST Lb. SSC guson. Poultry Form aereaity and comfort—-and the good food, sold at close prices, Elmo *Tted’’ Gavsllo was A ll ter Bill Walsh for the 'Iron man’’ ketbaU at Madison Square Garden paastailr. Both havo sOlowsd only STEAKS Lb. 89c years that Mrs. K. E. Erickson, which is eaten la an atmosphere of content nnd ease dorii the Temple (8) varsity football at Colgate. .Frank and ad all home games of the Buffalo, winner in eight of its Cut from jroung pork. Fresh Dressed Chickens,. ^ State, An New England center title for the Irish with 800 minutes laat nine starts, poured ia ai Friday night th* Manchestar 187.1 yards par gams. Juicy and tender. wife of Dr. Knut E. Erickson, now consuiner far more good than where there is an necompanimeat Brettachneider 103 92 96—^291 of playing time out of a possible Robinaon, former University of Brooklyn Dodgers baasbail and comptroller of Augustana . College Friday niglit and Saturday. on Manchester HIgh’a famous 1937- Herman .... 90 110 110—310 OranecUcut football and track goal# before the Capa netted late Cleaners will scrimmagq agalnat Michigan opponents havo eom- of petty nanojwnoe, dtaappoIntmenL 540. football teams...Wesltyan wUlb* the Italian Americans at th* Rac. TENDER, NO WASTE and Theological Semlnaj^. started F r^ quick frozen poul 188 triple crown champs when they Kovenaky .. ,79 95 88-962 star, will coach a team in the Sen out after its 23rd conseeutlva win' in the final frame. fRstad 40 per cent of their paaoea. the custom of observing thia festi Pretty near a three cornered Ho—what? -. won the C.CJ.L., State and new Welaa ...... 117 138 1 0 2 -M 7 lor Y Baricetball League this sea The Cleveland Barons, dofand The Cleanera are membere o f th* tor 128.2 yards per game, hut ASSORTED Mary Crossen try. any time. on the gridiron Saturday against Y League. CUBE STEAKS Lb. 99c val, which la widely observed In ^ England championships. Coopar ...... 98 85 92—278 son.. Chet Nowteki, Center Mo th* University of Rochester at big champions, turned back the only three hava beta for taiieh- Sweden each Christmas season Order Capons Now for Red was sire an outstanding Handicap . . . 28 28 , 28— 84 Lot!Night’, Fight, tors anchor man in tbe^Weat Side Springfield Indians, 4-2, to iQOve downs. COLD CUTS Lh. 55c SMALL BOXES LINK Rochaater. A victory wUl give the Jerry Goodrich set a naw high Mr. Erickson was pastor of Eman Salon ThanksirlvinK. V jdajrar for Manhattan Bsadi Coaat Rec Bowling League, la employed Cards their third atrai|^t unde to within a point of the fourth After lesdbig for fire straight GOOD GRAIN uel Lutheran church for seven > Guard during tha war yeexm. ToU l ...... 515 848 518 1679 at the Manchester Division of the place Caps. thrre string record for ths asason treeka, Georgia Tech aeeess a lafa 869 Main St-, Tel. 2-2667 847 Middle Turnpike, West BRIGHTWOOD SAUSAGE lb. 65c feated seaaCn.. .Final aporta prsa- last night at the Y lanas tai ths years, when called to his present i Bruno BychoUkI wns captain of South Methodist (1) By Tht Asaociktfd Press Hartford Gas Ck>mpany.. Joe entation at Cherry Park wUl take Scoring twice within tbs flnt hat to capture honen for th* hoot PORK CHOPS u. 55c position. Near Hockannm River At tha Manchestar High team during P e r k in s ...... 107 109 90—806 Clsveland—Nick Barone, 166, Sterling, ex-oop and Abbie Kiss- 15 minutes, the Herriiay 8 Wednesday Night Lsagu*. Good total defeaaa. 1 Superfluous Hair Removed POKK this week wm be from Ekstsrn paricers . . . freohly place Sunday when Ed Otto pro- went on to beat the Phuaidelphia rich boWlsd slngl* gamaa of 140, Tender an chickens. 4 to 4% lb. arerage. SLICED CHEESE. *. .55c Safely, Quiehly and Love Lane Phone 2-0065 dressed . . . leaner, wv hope, than usual, nnd w-ffR w-orth the ; ’ hia aanior year and was also the Haugh ...... 122 95 1 0 4 - W Syracuse, outpointed Chuck Hun num. also an ex-officer and dog mots* a combined Tech to fiiqt la luahtam d Richmond . . . 94 00 88—^272 ter,. 166, Cleveland 10. (Top reg catcher, are the proprietors of the Roebets, 5-8, la the fifth gome of 117, 135 foK 398 tripl*. having given up only 8Cl Permanently 85c' n pound we ask for Rib or Loin Ronsto. Yes, it Is from the leadings scorer. For nearly a midget car and stoNc car the night. preferred Ught loin* . . . more sUees o f tender meat to the '* decade he atarred la the fast Stats N ichols _____ 125 97 104—826 ular bout on program featured by Kennel Supply Shop.. Dick Dan program. BiU Schindler will conv- per game oa tho ground. Us eM t \ Appointments Strictly Private Banka ...... 118 90 130—8SA Joe Louls-Jlmmy Bivlna exhibl- Tonight sound roavioa will V* LARGE e v a p o r a t e d pound. . . Poliah League. ielson, a member of the Manchea- pete in midget competition along rhown at 7:80 at the Y. FOma will gmasee, the Engiaen havo a 187.8 JELLO You're Invited - Free Coasultation tlon ). _ tex High fhculty and varsity soc “Y " Leagaa yard avetago total defimaa Iguie. Legal Brother Johnny Bycholaki with Dutch Schaeffer, Georgs and Inchid* the World Saris* of 194S MILK - 2 L 2 7 c Closed W’ednesday Afternooae FRESHLY CHOPPED (Government Inspected) , sparkled at Mancheeter Trade T oU l . . . : . 568 481 516 1563 Oakland, Cahf.—Bernard Docua- cer coach, played haakettmll at John Jtlce, Mike Naiaruk and Ted FoUowlag are th* dcfoaiMh ig - PUDDING DEAL 15c en, 142H, New Orleans, outpoint aa WUIto (S) and a haaketbaU fUm b y N at R ot- WOMEN o r MANCHESTER Open Thursday Ereniag% school where he shattered several EsMUmel L nthena (4) Trinity college.. Jimmy Horvath Tappett.., Owner-Manager Walt man. urea: J Mary Crosaen. RN., Prop. Advertisement GROUND BEEF lb. 63c game and season acoring records. Ivar Carlson 102 100 96—^298 ed John!* Daria, 1S8H, Richmond, is now sailing insurance.. Jimmy Oonlin and Coach Jack O’Blen of Cargo ...... 1 0 9 .1 2 6 116— 851 Tout Defease—(Avenda yprde T* attend Mrs. A m SnMon Calif. 10. ■ Prentioa, a rabid basketball fan the Hurricanee claim another de McGuire .. ...91 96—197 yielded per game to oppenentF lo'oz. GULDEN’S OR FRENCH'S For Meat Loaf, Meat Balls, or SpagtietH and Meat Balls. JJamaica Arena)— Burr . 100 91— 264 | b a b -o Can ilC TOMATO SOUP 3 Tothd by 3 Ganarotfons This legaj notice is given In We could Bell the same thing bohe in at S9e lb. and save League graduate. He also played NlchoU ...... 188 100 107— 880 the New .York Kniekertmeken. 78.6; Michigan 8L4;. VsadaiWlt. Jimmy WatklnA Jr., 184%, New The Caps won, 78 to 62. 894; VemStMte, 98.1; EamMaots, of Good Cooks compliance with Section 64F of labor . . . make more profit. . . but our customers have with the Pbllah Americans. North MetoOdtot No. 2 (1) London. Oonn.. atopped Jimmy Skoog ISO 101— 231 i the 1941 Supplement to the Gen A1 Surowlec and Randy Cole Crosaen . . . . 80 '91 100—171 To Open Tuesday Night 90.9; CaUforaia,,99.9r Anqr. 18.9; ONE POE learned the value of r Boloffna at 59c lb. Also Grote’s Fresh and State League bail. Randy pointed Johnny Swanson, 177, Pontiacs Meet Laurels Team No. 1 (1) • AKINO No AkM" - ;- Dated at Manchester, this 18th Chappell .... 88 85 101—269 Chambers . . . 100 99 96— 29S M o r a l...... 08 74 74— 216 92.9; Brigham Touag. 58.1; Mary ROASTERS M« birter lo»»e Wankfurts at 69c 1b. played In service on the West Scranton, Pa. 8. I Sports, Schedule O O D A lirS v o o r s PQWDIR day o f November, 1948. Coast and last year .was with Nas- In First Game With Witkowski ... 95 128 105— 828 Pratt ...... 99 81 91— 271 land. 58.4; Prawn, 874; Rardta- Drsasrd, cleaacd aad washed Total ...... 443 461 516 1420 Phoenix. A riz. WUlle Bean. 200. Wennsrgren . 69 88 1 2 7 - 814 Simooa, 574; Rlen 984; Utah. Biff Anna when they won the Rec Los Angeles, knocked out Jimmy J oh n son ...... 99 110 99— 304 Cad SCRAPPLE Can 2 1 c Wrapped hi rrlhiphaae end held Center Congregational (8) Kaceys and Italians Friday, Nov. 19 Sasiela ...... 124 99 95— 318 Stratton ...... 97 86 98— 281 68.9: Texas Chrtotton, 944; MEATCHEE 39c CITRUS FRUITS - FLORIDA League champTonahlp. ] Beil, 196. BalUmore. 8. PlalnvUle va fillk City, ?4|5-r. m d>^ freaee f«i vonr eon- Cbabh Earl Yost played bait at Masten 88—178 Kovto ...... 1 0 4 121 12Z— 347 F. Cervlni ...106 97 106— 308 AHxona, 654. vanleaca. Ne walttaa- Steckel .. 95—315 Paired in Nightcap Armory. Dummy ...... 78 83 78— 239 JUICY ORANGES doz. 39cI Manchester Trade School. During YTorcester vs Guards, 8:30 — OeUrerv ta Maacheetar a a r k . . 102—823 Reo Laagne Totals .522 .530 5*x_ 1597 the war yeara Eari played with 125—370 Leeto Ess* (2) Arm ory. * ithen ( t ) Friday Evealags 8EEDLE88 FLOB 7:15—East Waickowski . 107 121-^ 327 J. O rvbU . Todd . 29 89 94—299 TM Maa. 7IAd A ftet'6 P. 8L ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR St. Mary's (8) Poudrier . der way. Balch Pontiac* and Lau 7 6 - 274 T9 82 — ^122 the Hartford VUIanovas and the Bide. R. LaCh’p’U# 181 101— 232 Oiensy .., 8 6 - 824 British Americans from town. a iffo r d ____ 91 112 94— 297 553-1706 rels will have the honor of ap Ghagnot .... — 92 124—219 Total . . . . pearing in the first game with the Kaceys re lA’s, 8:80—East SIda. Benson . 102— SIS Much is expected of . Hank Judd ...... 108 119 128—355 Thursday, Nsv. 28 Totals 482 556 501—1539 ■ • rA. G R D C Q RYl’ Sheridan, who played three years Hyde . . . . • .. 91 98 82— 271 147—365 Knights of Columbus quintet pit TUtal ...... 427 482 499.J87T Annual Five Mile Army and •‘V Totals ...... 5 to dtoO 583—1708 NATIVE TURKEYS of varsity bsll at Ellsworth High E vans...... 94 108 141—343 Oesa ---- 138—345 ted against the Italian-Americans nghload Park N*. t (4) C 2ooc{ /JcucqA- /o- €at~' Freibelt . in tbp nightcap. Navy Club Road Race, II a.ro. Manrhrstor Motor Bale* (1) under ^ e able tutelage of Hugh Nelson ...... 85 94 98 -277 118—372 Starting In front of Manchester PrenUce ...... 100 ' 122 186— 358 Muldoon----- 99 99 96—272 161 0 0 2 MAIN • 0lAL4lf I • Taggart . League games will be played Team No. 8 (9) L e a ...... 96 96 83-278 OPEN DAILY GALL MANCHESTER 3147 Greer. Zwlck . . . 182—349 High. Brogan ...... 186 124— 377 Stevenson. . . . 98 98 84— 265 Spirit and enthuslaam ar* run Total 469 531 543 1543 187—348 every Tuesday and Saturday Mazzoli ...... 104 123— 848 GardiMr .... 88 *8 106—896 CENTER ST. Anderson nights at the School street build Alumni vs High. 8:15—Armory. DounowlU .. .102 94 82— 278 ’T IL 6 P .M . KLEIN’S FOOD S TORE ning high in the camp ef the Zion Lnthermn Friday, Nov. 28 Oorrenti ....108 ...— 108 Higgbie ...... 84 88 98— 260 W alk er...... U8 lOfi 90-811 ing. Saturday, Nov. 27, Willie's . Guards, much more ao than a year Peck . . . 75 96 90—261 Bridgeport re Guards, 8:80— McCunw . . ,.;0 7 141 lie— 364 Hayden ..».108 103 186— 840 fiiUcr ...... 74 94 i 6 —819 Kleinert . 93--269 Total ...... 540 567 672-1779 Grill opposes the Silk Oty A; C., ago, and indicationa point to 74 102 Pest Offloe (1) Arm ory. Howard v 128 87— 2l0 Dubaldo ...... 61— 91 D stodw ...... — . 118 1 86-842 banner season. Prokopy . 104 100 88—292 and the Britlsh-Americana meet Petke . . . Brogan ...... 124 tO l 110—885 Cheney Brothers A. A. Satarday, Nov. 27 D u m m y...... 90 96 . . . — 191 110 101 87—29.S Willie’s re Silk City. 7:15.:-Ea*t Totals .....565 619 «86—1760 ToUl 447 097 972*I89i Benache . 104 103 118— 325 A. 'Vlgnone . . 102 93 95—290 Ait, teams must turn in their CAUOHT TICKLING THE LADIES Post Office League Rodonia ..... 84 — 84 Side. Center Servic*. (ff> Total* ...... 477 499 479—1425 eligibility lists this week. Nasalfft, Handicap 24 22 9— 65 Kunicki ...... 99 118 183— SSf Team Nsk 4 (4) Dougan ...... 105 86 86—881 P a g a n !...... 104 108 107—819 defending league champions, are B A 's v* C3ieney’s, 8:30—East 88—883 HOW? BY RUNNING ADS SUCH AS THIESE THAT CONTAIN MONEY SAVING VALUES. BowUng, Standing* Twaronite . . 110 93 148— 848 Sid*. Gleason ...... 127 131 109— 867 Rau ...... 95 106 108— 804 Haujrii ...... 79. 72 PATTERSON’S MARKET ‘ W , U T oU l . . 491 524 485 1500 not entered this season. HlllinakI ----- 112 128 116— 350 Orieder ...... 108 98 108— 801 W. Dennison .. 10 90 88—878 McCarthy . . . — .97 114—211 WHERE SHOPPING IS A IÊASURE! Mis-Sorta ...... 8 4 St. John’s (8) The first round schedide fol Women's League. Varrick ...... 121 122 189— 883 Whewell ....U S 108 90— 818 Flaming .... 98 92. 99—278 THAT TICKLES THE LADIES— AND'IT SURE DOES US TOO. 101 CENTER STREET lows: Goodrich ___ 146 117 185— 898 90 99 M —870 D og Bait ...... 7 5 Stavens ------187 Total r ...... 624 492 569-1585 Watkins (8) Davies ...... 110 97 98— 808 M cC an n ...... Dead Letter ...... 5 7 Plocharczyk 113—297 Walnut St. Tavern (8) 1. Balch Pontiacs...... 76 — 75—151 Hall ...... 101 114 94— 809 LEANi-BBOltT 8HANK-4-6 LB8. AVQ.—FRESH SHORT—BIKLOIN—TOP QUAUTT BEEF 2. Laurels. WWte . . . .609 611 615—1831 446-1884 ------— -WHERE MOM SAVES POP'S MONEY -a -. F U t-F e e t...... 4 8 Deptula .... 100— 310PhlUipa . . 88—294 Wilhelm . 97 99 101—297 ToUls Total ...... 491 429 Zawistowskl 85— 290 96—305 3. Knights of ColumbuB, ToUto ..534 581 485—1586 Woodlaad N*. 1 (9) Simmons . 4. Italian-Americana. Cummings 85 — 81— 190 Taworskl .. 92—170 ------95 104 92 93—288 Rec Leagn* Dulka ...... 94 •2 108—888 MiUer . . . . 6. WllUe’s Grill. Poharaki . Packett** (1) V r ib l o i n c e n t e r c h o p s STEAKS »> Opalach ..., — 98 101— 199Habern . . 107a-S18 Bycholaki 91 84 101—279 Pro RaaketfeoR a t a Olanea so * a * 98 83 94—268 SHOULDERS *4S< 6. Silk a t y A. C. Pockett ..... 140 115 1 0 4 -8 5 9 Soclk ...... 68 77 88—324 S9^ 114—.—859 ------81 Neubauer Lucas . . . 7. British-AmPricans. Hewitt ...... 99 139 104->-342 Laat Night’s Reanlta ■Mattahak ... 71 68 84—323 I f O H i k JU w A J N 9 A ^ t ! C G i ' A G i f PAinauKuni o w n b o n v l b b b Total ...... 453 575 491 1459 Massarro 108—215 Kane . . . . — - 80 r.f.si CITY—SLICBD LAYEB , St. Bridget'a No. 2 8. Cheney Brothers A. C. Bresniak . . . . 108 133 117—358 AeaoclatiM of Anserlea Laiater ...i.. 108 77 T T -357 A ( 1) Taylor ...... 98 m 117—336 Washbigton 73. New Tork 62. ARMOUR’S STRICTLY FRESH LOINS Kosak ...... 96 89 8 7 -2 7 2 Total ----- 529 544 613-1586 • Tuesday. Nov. 28 Total* 45.1 416 450 1339 Hettinger ... 76 81 80— 237 1 vs. 2. Folding Carton* (1> S t George 90 112 87— 289 Boston X4, Minneapolto 72. Ttota! 421 887 440-1258 ,V,« Fort Wayne 80, Philadelphia 7X BHORT, ]SIRL0m; PORTERHOUSE SCOTCH HAM » 9 5 ^ O’Bright . . . . 92 62 84— 268 Women’s Bowling League 3 vs. 4. Tedford 90—398 Saturday, Nov. 27 Total ------538 610 589 1974 * Amerfcaa Leagaa Brlgtosa—Aaron Wil Meek ----- . . 84 90 69—243 Taylor . 76—255 . k i n o 6S HAM RIB ROAST » 6 9 ^ vs. 5. Sender . ..108 128 123—359 We Sold Out I.ast Wceb! b u t t e r »^6 9 ^ St. Bridget’s No. 1 (8) Folding Cartons ...... 13 ToU l . . 426 420 1319 Beck s ...... 7 . Saturday, Dec. 4 Nowlcki .. US 112 161—891 ■w.i-.rrts j LaChappelle . 106 86 107—302 6 re. 7. Beck’s Jarvis .. . — 99 ' 86—185 AHH0im% EHESH FROM THE SMOKEROpSE; EMOKED Produce^fepw Wasley Insurance...... 7 Evanakl . . 83 81 106—270 Grocery Dept. A rk iv y ..... 103 113 108:-32T ' Tuesday, 16—635.. “ “ TBtgT' FANCY—WHITB Jam rog* .... lOO 80 106 -292 Ten Higheet Bowtora 72—213 lb g o l d m e d a l PttJA B U R Y ’ S 3 vs. 5. Ifoert . 68 73 r vwsewwJcaii’rcrjM.'.A-UAia A btaiU s .... 136 122 137—38.1 Bowler-Team G. Ave. ,, 92 113 106—311 Poharaki. W atkins . . . 14 101.3 2 V*. 6. Witoon McCann’s BOILING ONIONS Lh. c ______113 102—308 SHOULDERS 2 25 De Cormier Motor Cowles, Cartons ...... 15 99.3 Saturday, Dec. 11 Opalach 93 M a r tb i...... 130 117—380 FLOUR • u. M, Total JUMBO—SWEET—JOICT 563 506 561 1630 Beebe, Moriarty'a .... 13 07.2 4' V*. 8. Holm ...... 108 1 1 1 -8 1 4 Sales Says:^ SL James No. 1 (1) T oU l . ___ 411 161 465 1337 Snow ...... 109 • i j FOR A SMACKING GOOD MEAT LOAF. BLEND PORK, VEAL, BEEF L«e> Box Bycholaki, Watkins ... 14 96.5 7 re, 1. 106—297 DUZ RINSO OXYDOL O R A N G E S do. Hildebrand 104—287 Tuesday, Dec. 14 Wasley las. (1 Ptoh ___ . . . . 130 89—311 2 89c Wilhelm, Watkins .... 15 96.4 76—259 SCNCRESI—FANCT, TOLTO . **Let Vs Do It Nou)*\ lacobucci 78—234 4 vs. 6. Handler ___ 81 92 Lamureux .. 88 97—315 MOTORS INDIAN RIVER—SEEDLESS—EXTRA LARGE Lupacchino 65—289 Waddell. O trtons ...... 14 96. 109—301 7 vs. 3. Yoat ... ___ 99 93 F. O’RiaUey 106—303 Smith. (Tartons___ ... 15 .95.12 ----- 180 s p e c l o T WHITE MEAT TUNA GRAPEFRUIT For c Hc who hositates or foots McIntosh. M oriarty’a .. 14 95.9 Saturlay, Dec. 18 PongraU ___ 93 87 ■ ToU l ------561 539 517 1917 HAMBURG 2 19 J. O’RieUey 98—301 Nowcomb . . . 72 — 83—155 Udiee A.C. (I) around with Old Man Win* Kloter, M oriarty’a . . . . 14 94.10 8 va. 2. f a n c y PASCAL Handicap .. 50—150 Simmons . . . . 96 88 80—264 Kochbi ...... 96 99 9 8 -2 8 8 Complete Brake Reline ter ia going to get hurt.** Simmons. W aslcy’a . . . 12 94.9 1 va. 5. 80—177 ’fin s Tuesday , Dec. 21 Oaher .. ----- 97 Oiorgotti ___ . 103 84 187 TOMATO PASTE Bunch T oU l _____ Genuine Parts and L abtsr CELERY 23c Have our experts chedc 523 510 531 1564 Arnold EocelvaB Ferier 5 VI. 7. , Farrand . 93 118 111—822 428 1336 , Ralmondo u. S. NO. I your car NOW. For Second Cengiegotlonal (1) 8 vs. 3. T oU l . ___ 441 157 M — 101— 189 DUZobOXYDOL c r a n b e r r y s a u c e Tin Gencrone « ... 70 115 87—272 Milford.'Nov. IS—(Fi — Arnold Oiristmaa Closed. MorUrtre (4) iBraaowskl 105 98.120—828 C om p lett ^ 1. Motor tune-up, sun teat. 16 U t. Pock 121 i ParadlBo . P O T A T O E S 59c Red Reed .... 86 100 8 1 - 267 Ctollege announced today receipt Tuesday. Dec. 28 McIntosh ______101 111 103 — 90 111—201 S tock 2. Auti-freeze. 113—301 GROT^ AND WEIGEL 196S C R O T ^ y i,? L iw -* - C u r r ie r ...... 99 93 7 7 -■269 of aa inritatioo for its football 6 re. 1. Beebe ...... 87 101 Genuine Bodfit Phn S. Sno-capped tires. PhUlip* . • * • • - 105—183 ToU l 482 489 539 1907 M IXEDjtUTS V ittn e r ...... 81 110 90—281 team to play a poat asason game 2 re. 4. T8 Pontiac CoartoKjr Car $11.95 New Year's—Closed. ... ----- 178 lb . Bakery D ept. 4. Chains. McCurry .... 123 111 128- 362 bi the "Flowar Bowl’’ at Jackson- Flyer * 0*0 93 85 Handicap .... 24 22 22— 68 rill*. Fla., oo New Yaat's Day. Tuesday, Ja*. 4 K loU r ...... 87 96 101—284 Hodiey at a Olaae* Part* 5. lUdiator hoses. 91—180 Last Night’s Results. CUPCAKES i>oT. 50c Edward J. Coady. buslneaa man 5 vs. 8. Brogan . a * • • 89 FRANKFURTS MIXED PICKLES Special JEEP SERVICE at Total ...... 483 651 485 1519 ager of th* college, said the hid 6 vs. 3. National Leogae b u t t e r r o l l s DM. c your Willys-OTcrfauid cam* from Porcher L. Taylor. Sr., Saturday, Jaa. 8 Totals ___ 449 485 513 1447 Chieemo 4 , Montrefll 3. GENERAL REPAIRING 1 MRS. laBRrS ^ ^ CONFECTIONERS 25 LalUvtore .. 109 112 117—338 chairman of th* “Flower Bowr* 2 vs. 7. Tweeds (9 ) New T oork 4. D etndt 4 (T ie) Dealer Boston 8, Toronto 1. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED If poBsible, kindly place A. Aeato .... 117 ------117 InritaticB conunlttae. Bdgawater 4 re. 1. ' , , , Topping ------98 88 80—256 . . . F«, 2 5 c ___ M 69—231 1 COyLE SLXW Pkg. 2,9^ your order for turkeys this CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 3 ' Du It Now Save A Lot PeU Acato .. 186 141 139—413 CoUega waa namad a* tba oppoabig Tuesday. Ja*. U W ood .. 94 It Pays To Roly On A DepaMfiMfi PORK Lb.^^’^ week end to insure size de Later Paul Aeato .. 112 99 108—310 team, he lapoctad. 1 vs. 8. Schtebel . . . . 87 91 99—267 Buffalo 8. Ihdtonap^â. SUGAR For 20c Lupacchino . 108 111 116—385 C oady s u 6 Ararid alao'haa re- 8 V*. 5. , , , Smith ...... 81 88 8 2 -2 5 1 Herahey 5. Philadelphia 3. sired. Patterson’s quality DANISH TWINS 3 Providence 6. New Haven 0. 1 ARMOUR RTAR ^ TsL88S4 J. Aceto .... — 108—187 calved word iU team Is imder con- Saturday, Ja^ 15 Plrkay ..> e • a a 88 90 ■99-275 Mrd* at prevailing market • 79 t i CENTER STREET BIRDSEYE A O t ! 1 a p p l e CUTS - 6 3Sc 24 Mapla SU îanchcatcr sideratiem for two other bowl 4 V*. ,7. St. LoQia 7. Washington 2. 1 SAUSAGE Lb.4l9^ p k g . t b ^ PEAS 2Pku*.*i“ ’^ 1 prices ax alwa}**. Total ...... 592 589 579 1700 gsm ee. ‘ 6 Y*. 5* T oU l 410 441 429 1280 > Clcvela&d 4. 9pringflald 2. Hoasehold Service* BY FONTAINE FOX Tttt: ’Ideaey areal Offered______. 18-A STENOGRAPHER sad clerk typ FOWL For Bale, 9Bc p w a A CAMCELLATKntS RAD9O0AT. two tatacilnsd wool happy."' ClluiiiBed SPECIALS FOK THE F L A l FINISH HoUand window ist Good woridng conditions, walght Ptons g-l$l6 or g Boobm Brand-New eoata All beught last wlatsr. PRICED TO SELL % T att: "N a but it arm kasto y o « WEEK END shades made to xeasure. Keys benefits, 40 hour week. Burr Keeney street : FUBMITURB fw tiaMa. Rsasonabls. Sense and Nonsense from baviag to tako mtotry oa « made while you srait IfartoWa Nurseries, 119 Oakland street Can Be Purctaasd For Five room single. Finsrt aanpty stomach.'* 1941 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN— Tel. 4161. SCHAUB’8 Ttekey Farm. 18 'to Only 11m Unpaid Bslancsa fluggsatioa that trees ba out DsnUst—N ov. open the mouth liiSTertisaiieiitf s i l v e r ck Radio and heater. Motor over WEAVING of kums, moth ho.se SO pounds, inqulr* 188 IffllstoWB TBRMB LOW AS F W coat, ata* Ig-ld! residentisl seetlon. Immed'r’ts toorarn to aUmtaate starlings is oa add*. I aren't hurt you at afl. Info: *"A dsnttol wlio baa llVad hauled. Guaranteed. .Full Price and tom clothing, hosiery runs, RESPONSIBLE Woman house Road. 'Vsty gbod soodtUsa. Rsaacaalils. oconptoncy. a ll t o r n with a proposal to de Patient—(after tooth la out)—. in Japan a number of years i keeper for small family. Pendlx 9169T MONTBLT Bignira 69 ■ - - — 9975.00 ’ handbage repaii^ sipper re stroy narbushaa to get rid of Groat suffering Beslsebub. Now tbs Janansss have flas tasth." that yfw fiiii a » placement umbrellas repaired, automatic dishwasher and Ironer. tar. Matfon: "Tas, that eooiea from Artictos far Ante 45 Several montto ago wa laa a Six / room sinjde.. Excep- b o ^ I know wbat bualnsaa Ananias was sss wharagekraan tot OmER ADVS. ON PAGE 4 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SE men’s shirt collsrs reversed and Private room and bath. Very 9-nSbi outfit sals and aold 9 bsm* tioBfil buy. .90 day occupancy. la. R* was a dentist oenstaatly gaaadag oa Cbtaa.’' DAN—Good condition through-* replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending good salary. OaU 3-0108. • outfits during tto sal*. Naturally, o u t FuU Price 9750.00 UOII9BL Msaan&r tm tn' 6 ^ onCLK Orssa wtetar coat, flas U. Unelo Otau says tba MOads aad Shop. sntomatie stoqilMi, like wtom a cuaioensr a PWP* East Center Street. 9 room bnusCtaa to th* movisa areal Dorothy; "Why are yon so Lost aai Koafid 1 — ------ecndRtoiL can 6986 Unjust criticlrm by unjust pso- Jealous at your husband’s 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR 8E- WAITRESS Wanted days. Apply Al*o m few extra items, frsirat ehass aad dsitvary i* to to asato single. A real home. Excellent ways angaged In chemical warfara pi* has killed many a a-iUtax Tw o toast LOST—Drlv«r*a ddirery book boat a tutors dats, than >thia furai- rtdrtt Idisr?" DAN—Radio and heater. Re Building— Contracting 14 Cavey’s Grin,' East Center street cars, awttcbss. CUl H^l** BEAUTIFUL Mack Psratan condition*. Phyllia: "Eheauss X used to bs ta gtb * twMn Wert Side end Center ot conditioned throughout. Full, tors is held in our warsbouss un lahib cost rise 14-16. Fraetleally til tbs cuatomsr dpitoaa dellvsry; his stenographar." th* other algbt Maadierter. Pleeee call McKln- Price $650.00 CARPENTER Work of all kinds. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted, HOT W’ATER radiator 8 tubsa, IS a«w. Win aacrlfica. Phona 3-9749. Dallas—Mr. F. M. McCarthy aad First: "T our bs la It ad full or part time, day work, no ascUmu, 30" h ^ Pitcs 916>1s9 New 4 room singlp. Will nay’s Lumber and Supply Oo. Attics reflnished. Kitchen cabi finish to suit your deshw. tfo raturasd from Hollyirood Autos Fm 96 Tsars fisoond: "Nstdi, ru bs to Rume 8330. 1939 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN— nets, alterations of all kinds. Sundays no ludldays, good wagas, cftv* a oanealUttoa. This la OUR TADT’S Bin* OMstsrfiaid, also Clean all around. Buy of the LOSS and YOUR GAIN. Iborodsy wbsrs they were toceat- This year marka th* 80th sani- th* bator will b* to ptok. aad Charles Davis. 3-0394. Apply in psMMi. Peter's Cboos- cutas^ ,T»L 7876, fUr triannsd blue ooat alao 16 ly marrlsA They will live with the sr wlU ba ta raA " week! Full Price 9650.00 late Shoppe, 691 Main attsst At this tima,w* tovs a few at Itoerttont omiditlon. 5446 New 6 room single. Will vsrsary of ths appssraaos of th* XiOST—Pocket watch on Pard KITCHEN Cabinet work and re- TWflSNTT ChrlatuMa dsoorattve thee* outfits w* Sra ettariag at complete according to your p a m ti od Jh* pride secdly FKoG gasolta* powsrsd automobile la Open Monday and Thursday WANTED—Gill for counter work lantona, ^ U c and wood, 10" the price for which they were ths Ualtsd fitatsA and aothing ta- Toast: Hare’s to yao, Wft rtreet. Tel. Zollett 7277. modelihg/* All home improve wisheR • •. T t .« of Evenings. ments. Financing arranged, 36 nights. Also pounter glri for lug In aoekat CAHPBNTBH Work oi ail kinds. 8S.W sad) or lot for 945. Pb<^ nal purehasar. AU thto furattur* materiato, such.aa bourda, FM "*, dentally 3400 dllforsnt makes eaUtag you "dear" my i WANTED—RIdo to Pratt and Roofs, ahhega, additions ano ai- YOUNG Woman wanted for ma Is brand nsw aad of modem de ste., also used brick. Hl6hast REALTOR have appeared srlth only a half Whitney’s, 8 to 4:45 shift. Vicin Manebeatsr 9580. Miuieliestsr Ln- 1947 CHEVROLET 'convertible, tarationa Also oaw oonstructlon. chine stitching. Ai^ly Kaklar provemsnt Assodatton. sign. They conslat of Bedroom priess paM. Phons T5to4 after 6 875 Main Street dosea or so left Tou can tall whsu a ity of Spruce street. Cell 4843. low mileage, radio, heater, $1,750. Sleffert Phone 2-0353. doth Toy Co., Forest atreet Suites, Living Room Suitaa and artist Is on a vaeatton TW O CAST Iron SO^lndi Dtaetto Seta. Tel. 5440 Or 5988 ssqusaeas than sink WANTED—Ride to Hartford via Tel. 2-0458.______VANGOim ppNSTRUCnON CO. WANTED-rWomsn to help with WANTED — Wooden wardrobe Tolland Turnpike. 8 to 5 p. m. and one soapstone double set-tub. Ws will hold this furniture nn- to idtoey. 1939 PLYMOUTH converUble, —Custom Built Homes. All types house cleaning. Write Box , R, Phoas 6950. tU yon are ready for dettvsiy with cheat RsatoimMs. Phone 746L "Selling Manchester Real . Call 8281 after 7 p. m. 9695, new motpr. Brunner’s, Car' of exacting altaraUon arork. addi- Herald. out extra cost to you. Wholesalers. Open Thursday eve tlona. and rooSng. ' Real value h y d r a u l i c Jsek. PraettosHy W* win sen tMa ftamlton to UATJ« OSntZNSKT 8879 for tor* Estate Since 1921” LANK I4MHIA10 PLEASE Orêr your squash and at a reasonable ooat Tim* pay WANTED—Girl between 18 and naes nmovaa, rags, aerap mstala. mince pies and ■Oianksglvlnji and nings ’til 10. new. WUl aeU rsaaonaWy. 1855 any responsibis parson. ments arrangsd: 10% down, bal 25, unmarried preferably, fo r btUl Hebron Av*., Olsstonbnry. W e irin dsMrar to yOur Top priess. 7H-ROOM hoosa ca lurxi4F lit Christmas fruit cakes as early as ance monthly. Phciw 4836. ing work with bUltng machine. possible. M'S. Oreenough, 9 I axel and oet It up so no Ineenvonlenee Good condition. Automatic hot Typewriting ability and knowl ONE AUTOMOBILE headlight to you win bo Incurred. WANTTO 1b Buy—A mud’s roU- water heat aU conveniences. Two street 2-2170. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY teatiag machine, battery charger, Rooffnr-Siding 1« edge of shorthand desirable but If delivery U made Immediately top desk. Qril 4670. -car garage. Ressonabl*. 80-day PINCHED for money? We can’t not necessary. Apfriy' in person. several firs rattaguiahers, 38-ton monthly payments are due 30 days occupancy. Phone 7196 Manchester Electric Division of forcing press, 8-ton Arbor press, raise jrour salary, but— maybe Vi ton panel ROOFING and siding our spsclal- dats of delivery after legn- Rmram WRhmM Baarff 59 we can save irou money on y®*Jf New Dodge ty. New csUlaga and carpentry The Oonn. PoWer Oo. air compressor. TsL 5596. IsUot Gov't down payment is PARKER STREET. Ownir auto insurance. Cell Kenneth Highert quality materials Work mads. HEATBIk eomfortahl* room next forred salA "Sell my unusMl truck. WAITRESS "Wanted— Apply In A-1 BLACK Loam. 4 yd. load. 916 bom* fast" Five rooms and bath Ostrlnsky, 184 Blssell street. Tel. manship guarantaad A. A. Dion. pereon. Silk d ty Diner, 641 Main Wan rtona, 4 yd. toad. 916 Ready This furniture shown by sp- to tils bath with ahoerer. In «c- 3-16M. Representing Farm Bur Inc. Phona 4880. c*n*nt locaUon. On bus Un*. Ref- first 6oor.,One finished bedroom s tr e e t. mad* aldew^ sad tames imtatment only. Phons Mr. Blaes- and one unfinlaheA second floor. eau Mutual Automobile Insur-j New Dodge IVi ton chassis bloeka. mads at Bolton Sagatons. teUl at 6 -0 3 ^ srenoas sxchangeA Can 6980. ance Cbmpsny, Ootumbus, Ohio. ROOFING — Spadallsliig In re EXPERIENtED Office worker. Fireplace, hot .water beat oU pairing roofs of all kinds, also Flagstoas Btock Oo., Routs 6 E17RNISHBD Room for rent Gen- burner, garage, screen porch, ra- and cab. Shorthand desirable but not ab Bottoo. TsL Manebastor 94611. On^ Sato at CEDAR HILL Ranch. Hayrldes. new roofa Gottar erork. Chim solutely necessary. Apply The Uemsn preferreA 68 Osfden oeUent condiUpn. Situated on also saddle horses for rent. Phone neys cleansd and rspalrad. No a l b e r t c Furniture co. street Phone 8874. extra large lot Delightful resi Keith Furniture CO., In your own FOR SALE— Man's rsbnilt sad 48 Allyn St, H artford 5900. Job too smaUôr laiga. Good dential location. Immediate occu handwriting. relsstsd hlgb and tow rtioes, at DESIRABLE quiet room for bust- work, fair prloa Fraa sstimatss raaaonabis prlcsa. Sam . Ttilims. DIVAN FOR Sale. Bi good con pancy, 913,500, terms. Wm. Good- Solimene and Flagg Inc. Call Rowley, Manchester 5861. IBS couple or fsntlemsn. Cen- chflA Sr., Realtor. Office IS Aoteiniibnc* for Sale 4 701 Mala a trest dition, 835; oak dining room Help Wanted—Mala 86 tobl* and chairs, 910. Inquire 19 traUy locatsA garage avsllsbls. Forest rtreet Phon* 7925 or 3- 'Truck Headquarters’* ROYAL Portable typewritsra and Falrvlew street Refsrsacas. Phon* 6489. 9094. Heating— PlaoiMng 17 FOUNTAIN heljH-Fun time. No adding machines,L Used typewrit- 1941 MERCURY convertible, 9795. NICE Ptoasant room for relisbls MANCHISTER — 4% pre-war Brunner’s, Oar Wholesalers. OE3IERAL rspaira and servlca nights or Sundajra. Experience era and adding machines sold or COMBINATION'Oll and gas stove 6S4 Center Street rented. Repairs on all makes. edto 3 Lffan burners. Telephone couple. RsfsrsnCss required/ Cap* Cod with garage. 2nd floor remodeling, alterationa water preferred. Phone 2-9486. Kitchen privlteges. Can 3-1454 1943 CHRYSLER sedan, *48 Chev- Marlow’s. 8o56« unflniabeA Steam best with oil, • Phone 5101 pipe replacemaato with copper after 6 p. m. i.; brass plumbing. Very weU land rolst aero sedaa, ’48 Cadillac tubing, bath raom Sxturea slnka WANTED—Experienced gas sta sedsmette, ’48 Chevrolet club tion attendant fuU time. Apply 80-80 WINCHESTER csrbtas, Ly BE!NSON*S IStta Anniversary ATTRACnVELT fjnrnUdhed room, scaped. Immediate occupancy. and csbtaeta boQars and radia Don WUlU Garage, 18 Main man recslvsr sights, new, 976 Sale of chrojM ktteben sets. Save FuU price, 913,500. Phon* 7728 coups, '48 Olds sedan, ’48 Hudsoa tors. Edward Johnson. Phone 915 on any set you dioose. Smart light houaekeeptiig faculties sedan. '48 Packard demonstrator, 1939 CHEVROLET coach, 9498. atreet 16-gmuge Stevens double, new, or 6378. Brunner’s, Oar Wholeealere, Bkiat 6979. 960. Can be eeen at 99 Haynes en up your kitchen with colorful svsilsbls. No ehlldren. CentrsL ’47 lincoln sedan, ’47 Mercury Mrs. Meachsm, 13 Arch rtreet FOR SALE or exchange, S-room center street GIVE TOUR plumbing and heat MAN Wanted. Inside work. Year street, or call 3-4470 sveninga chrome In red, blue or yellow. eomractlhl*. ’47 Pontiac sedan, ’ 43 round. Apply Ths New System Real values at Benson’s Furni house, sU improvements, hot Chryalsr sedan, '41 Packard ih^ ‘Tbs New Look." Uhsngs old p l e a s a n t Room for gentleman, FOR BAUE—1941 Intem stionsl water pipes to copper tubing Laundry, 44 Harrison street ture, 718 Main strsst next to bstb. Continuous hot water heat garage in ceUsr. sadrii, *40 Packard sedan, ’40 step-in, 1946 Chevrolet, 1941 Bottkd Gs9— 45A shade trees, lot TS’eSOO*. Se* Wm. V tjm a m . *40 DeSoto, ’41 Nash. Clogged dram, maebta* cleaned. WANTED — Man sxperienced In FU iOR problems solved erttb water, to quiet bom*. Phone 3 Chevrolet, 1940 InternatlonsI, 9696. Uuiehl, Phona 7776 qr 519 Cen *46 fhrd, *87 DeSoto, *87 Ply- Carl J N ygrsa Ptaons 69BI. upholstering for part time work. RURAL gae salet and asnrlc*. Im 'Inoleum. asplisH tile counter ter strrot 2940 Ford, 1938 Plymoutl. i^ck- mediate Installation. Manchester ’87 QM.C. plckUR flMv U ^ , 1940 Chevrolet, 1986 Fqrd — - i ------Apply In person after 5 p. m. at Expert workmanship. - frs* sstl- . MUur othant Brunners, Car and eiirroundlng towna Capitol FURNIS: Room for rent with dumps, 1946 Ford, 1943 Chevro Roufing— RcfMhring ' 17-A 314 Spruce street mat** Open seanliiga JopSk continuous MANCHESTER GREEN. Pre-war W|ielissl*|*. East Center Grinding Os., 99 Mata. Phons Fttrnitiun. Oah water. Private en- four-room, single. Ideal location. let; 1988 Dodgi long whssibsse 7956 trance. CsU at 101 Chestnut T i(8 1 9 L tracks. PIsasurs oars ’37 to ’48 ROOFmo and Rcj^rta^ of sU THIS MAY BE JUST WHAT 9-1M1 street SmaU cash required. Now vacant klnda Chimney arqrk, jn itte r YOU’VE BEEN T. J. Crockett, Broker. Phone lN 6 D0D6E TWO DOOR models, 48 Austin sedan.-Champs, OIENWOOD Combination oil and Route 10, RockvtUa 899, or 95J1. work. Expert rmAlra. Honest LOOKING FOR * Djamonda—Watehca LARGE Comfortable room, cen- 5410. . , SEDAN workmsnitaip. SBtisfsctiaa gusr- gas range. 4-4. lExeellent oondi traUy located. 19 Johnson Ter If you want a proposition that Jewelry . 4S Uon. Call 3-0935 after 5. WEST SIDE — Four-room stogie Bfaidt» verjr deaa |1,696. 1947 PONTIAC sedan coups, 3,300 anteed. Oan (Coughlin, Manchss- does not require any tavertment on race. On* minute vrsik from Mata miles. 1948 Pontiac sedan coups, tar 7707. - with dormers Excellent condi your part — one that offers unUm- LEONARD W. Tost Jeweler. Re NINE-PIEOC walnut tfning room strset Gentlemen preferreA tion, i Large lot with plenty, o t ■OLDIENB Jk FLAGG, bie. 4,600 mflss. Both cars like new. ilted poasibtUtles where your earn pairs and adjusts watches expert set In good condltiim. Phone Phone 7846 Oble Motors. 4164. CHIMNETS Rebuilt repaired and shade tree*. Now vacant T. J. ings win bs dependent solely on ly at reasonsbk prices. Open 7449. C rockett Broker. Phon* 5416. 6M CENTER ST. cleaned. Bird . and Johns-Man- your individual effort, we have Thursday aveninga 139 Sprues vUls roo&ng la'ÎMII spsclalty. La Boardera Wanted 59-A PHONE 6101 eomethlng to offer that will Inter street. f%on* 3-4987. 1948 GAS and oil combinsUon MANCHEST^—Excellent .new Antp Acec68orie»—Tires • Ross Bros Co. obons 3-0786 est you. Car easentisL No pre range, dual oven. Reasonably 1961 etaBVROLBT pWntp 8-4 ten, 6rbom single, four rooms finish ___ 3-1 8NOW Cap Ursa Recapping vious sales experience required. priced. Must be Bold immediate WOULD Like children to boarA ed. Hot water heat copper plumb- ,4 speed traaamls- Our Company la one o t the lead Elertrical Appliances— ly. Trsnsp<^hUon charges pre «c ndHion ; jggal 19dg and vulcanising, one day aarvie*. Moving—Trêhing-— 3-4132. tag, opra stairway.. Completely Track tirs'aervles. guarantaad SO ers In the Industry. Our products Radio 49 paid withta. SO miles of Msnchss modern throughout. Full price, 1941 O m n tm Storsg* are sold to husintos Arm*; only and tor. Apply 32 Hawthorne street (8) 9s ebooas ftoni; workmanship. New Krtly Bpring- HOUSEHOLD Polisher, scrubber, 911,800. Phone 7728 or 6278. Ssld and Richland Urea Mi THE AUSTIN A. Gbsmbers Ob. every pises of business with s town, after 5:30. Apartitoonta FhitE sedan, 1996 Pontiae, front door Is s prospective cus buffer, 959.50. Buy on the lay- NBUV FOUR-room single with 1940 ChsvTolat chaster Tire and Recapping. 395 local or long dlatsncs moving T en rm en fe 6.1 Moving, packing and storags tomer. We’ve been in business sway, plan- Rant it to your CRANE Porcelain kltchsa sink, space for two .on second floor. Many others. Dongla* Bboad street Phone 2-433A for over 55 years. nsighbora Phone 3637 for demon 18’’x20’’x r ’ deep, 94. Also 1947 Just off bus line. Immediate .oc ------strsst. Phone Msnchsstoi 6167 or Hart stration. MIDDLE-AGED couple only, for ORDERS Taken for Hot Rod ford 6-1426 Tes, this Is the opportunity 8 cu. ft Servel refrigerator, con this nice 3-room ren t Most Im cupancy, T. J. Crockett, Broker. squipmsiit dual manifolds, ex you’ve been looking for! Write verted to bottled gas, 9160. Call provements. References, hurry. Phone 6416. haarts, hl|h oompreaaion heada ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed tqdsy — teU US all about yourself Fuel tnd Peed 49* A 3-9326 Writ* Box V, HeralA S i i * BD8C3C 4-door, Sand, gravel, fill and loam. Gen and we’ll ru|^ you complete de- 92,000 CASH down payment buys 9948. Bsnse trsflsr, ready Camrtmft, also fonder pants, any tolls of what we have to offer. MAGIC CHEF, cream, combina 6 rooms and bath, autoamtle Style. Smythy’s Deep Tons muf- eral Tracking. Range and BBei to MB. CWI 8883. U. O. COLSON COMPANY dEASONEX) Hardwood for stove, tion oil and gas range, with Bnsinraa l.neationa for heat and hot water. Ruaco com Sera atslnlesa steel wheel coven. Oil. James Mscri. Phone 4523. bination win lows.. Excellent con PARIS, ILLINOIS fireplace and furnace. Call 8666 chrome stand. Also Servel gas R e a l 64 3988 CHEVROLET two-door See WsR Parker at Barlow RUBBISH and ashes removed, refrigerator. EXcellrat condition, dition. Price reduced to $9fi00. ■sdan, 9175. IS Boas Road, or 3- Motor Salsa 895 Main street 44 Middle Turnpike East. Immediate occupancy. Suburban TtL 5404. light trucking. Sand, gravel and Garden-^ Farm—Dairy FOR RENT-Building, 50 x SU ft eindsrs. H. Jones. Phone 2-1863. Help Wanfed— Male nr Centrally tocated. Two floors and Realty Co., Realtor. 49 Perkins Prodort* 50 WALL Cabinet with four glass bassm ant hpply Maôw’s, 887 street Tel. 8216. 3941 PLYMOUTH special dehixs. Female * 3? doors. Make nice bdokcase. Sollc Radio, heater, spotlight Clesa BusId6M 8si vices Offered 15 UOHT TRUCKING. Half-ton Mata street pick-up truck. No ashes, no PULL YOUR own turnips. Yellow msDie dinette exttosidh table FIVE-ROOM house, sutomotlc oil and la good running oondlUoii, HERE IS your opportunity. Have or white, 91 a btuhel. 612 Keeney JOSEPH A. CHESTER, Tax Con rubbish. Phone 4-1275 or 8296 you spare time evenings? 1 need and four chairs. Call 8895. furnace, running water and mod- 9900. Can N. Johnson 3-3730 after street. qrn bath room. Single garage. 8 pb au 88 Plonsar CUrcla sultant accountant CbllecUona men or women ir the Manches W>*"«*it tr Rent 6 s 1010 Main street East Hartford, MAGIC CHEF gas range, wash Located in Bellevue, South Cov Painting—Papvnng SI ter ares who would bs Intererted m e a l y g r e e n MOUNTAIN Po ing machine, radio, Ublra etc: 1940 FORD STATION wagon, Conn. S-4613. Evenings Windsor in earning extra money. Three CAN YOU help tilts* Uttl* chil entry Lake. Priced at 95.000, im tatoes. Nice cooking, nice tartini Phone 2-1209. dren who want Mommy and Dsd- mediate occupancy. For inspec radio, beater, new. tires, 9050. L ocks 1358J3. INTERIOR and exterior painting, evenings s week would net you potatoes. Amelia Jarvis, 87 Fheas 3-4033, after five 8186. 930 to 96b. No canvassing or col Parker street. Call 7036 ry to live with them? We're tion .call Manchester 5719. ANTIQUES ânishea Repalrlni paperbsnglng. AH work guaran ANTIQUE’ four porter cannon-ball seven, six and two, sb ws would te e For free estimates esH 2- lecting. Have you a favorable bed including spring,. Reflnished. CHBVROUBT H-ton pickup. Very don* on any' furniture. Tiemana, Hk* five os six rooms. Td. 3-1176 ATTRACnVB 4 - room home, 9659, 6 to 9 p, m. personsUty, not afraid to meet Can 2-0565. . . short distance from Wilbur Cross good coadtUoa. 38 Birch street 189 South Mata street Phans the public, and a car? Phone Household Goods . 51 TbI. 3-143T 5648. RENT 4 or 5 rooms. Present oc Highway. Basement garage. Call INTERIOR shd exterior painting Hartford 3-2119 or come to 183 15TH ANNIVERSARY sals. Spec BfllNSON’ S 15th Annivenuiry cupancy 14 years. Phone 8871. J. Madeline Smith, Realtor, 3-1642 paperhanging. Ires sstimatss sale. Livli\g room suttea, 3 piece 1948 PONTIAC eight-cylinder FURNACES Trtlorsd to St our Park Btreet, Hartford, Mr.,Welhe. ial purchase, limited number. Douglas Robsrtsoa. or 4679. bom a Van Camp Broa WsUpsper sold. Raymond Fisks mohair suite, 93M, formerly asdsa. Excellsnt condition. New Phone 2-9287. 1947 deluxe Bendix automatic asst covera, *adio. heater and 6344 washers, 9199.95, formerly 9379; 3 piece LawsOn tapestry LENOX STREET — Attractive Doga— Bind* Peta 41 suite. 9229, reg. 9395; 9 piece de WANTED—Garage, vicinity of 8-room single, combination many scceaabrlsa Phone 8681 bs- INTERIOR and sxM rioi painting 1260.95. Easy terms. Benson’s HamHn atreet Telephone 6816 tweaa 5:80 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ALL APPLIANCES ssrvlesd luxe LswRon suite, 9326 n g . acreens and storm sash, tasulat- paperhsngtng, calling rsanisb TROPICAL FISH .*'urniturs, 713 Main street TsL 9420; 8 piece maple deluxe sofa repaired, burnera refrlgsratoia, 3535. LANDLORDS. We apeclaUse In *A large lot Real buy, 90.300. 1941 FORD deluxe club coupa rsngea waahera etc. CAGES oEWTNG Machines, new and used. controls, 9200. Phone 8008. where. paperhanging. Floors sanded and "Hendry Electrify your old machine. 325. to purchase any ot these houaea. SEDAN trained men Au fob* guaranteed. reflnished rel. 2-9575 or If no LOCAL Business man needs 4-5-6 Ail in excellent condition T. J. Hail Linoleum Co., 83 tak atreet A.R.C. Appliance. 31 Maple street anewer call 2-2805. 2-1676. Marhinery and Timlg 52 rooms, furnished or unflurnished. OrOckett broker Phon* 5416. Grsqr.iull.v equipped, locally Phone 2-4022, evealnge 6166. BIRD FOOD and TONICS CsU 3-4123 between 9 and 6. INSIDE and Outside painting, 15 TURNBULL Road. Woodianfl owned, A truly beautiful car. VENETIAN .uinds AJlTypb* "Geisler’s" SIMMONS Studio eouoh, bsA SIMPUemr, Page Garden King paperhanging, floors sanded and dr^rltaA viatyrKltaieu Uble garden tractors w ith snow ploars, Park section. Pre-war O*^ Cod Priced below market made to ordei slso*r*condiUon irma and land for Said 71 6 rooms. Pine panel den. Flre- -u«~ ,mwMI vMsHu . reflnished. General carpenter and ch ain . Phone 4130. carts, riding sulky, tillage tools, facturinii: 486 Middle" Tiiim ' WTildlT F0rnl'tilfo''-riipairsd and.TC- JZ-C: ir „ Jawb, taoweia. Dtiblto.X!ractfir,QB«. ptaca buUt-ta book csseA. ODt.Ol^ HAEI M II U.I.M A.MI RAIi*H LANE BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. finished. Call Gilbert Flckett. Wimmsutifl.------' ‘ • ------fD2;A£MKbWtoad:'^Dahry t o n c :m n p is ta jr tt« ittt»A brass plumblHg. p«ki Bast 0*11 4865 4208. ' 403 Center Street opppft> nlty for someone -to. st^ oil heat. Lot 75’xl65’. Immediate 15^ CENTER STREET Very clean, 920 pair Wlndspf Into a good dairy bualnesa. 17 SAWS. Axea snlvaa aheara hair side chain, .9 months’ olA 910 GARDEN Tnrtors, Beaver fou^ occupancy, $12,600. Call this of- MANCHESTER Open 9 A . M. to 7 P. M. wheel riding. Gnvely, Bready. head of storic, 13 young cows,. 4 . flee for appointment or your own eUppera lawn mowers sharpened. Reptiiinf 23 each; rug 9x13 aU wool, brandy heifers and AU Holstslns but PHONE 2-4545 Key* made. Ospitol Grinding' Oo. shade, 917110: mahogany , gun Planet Jr., with anow plowa. realtor. Exclusive with Marian Phone 8233 one. Th* present production aver Brass, Realtor. 50 Stote street 88 Main atreet Phone 7958. REPAIR and motorise aewing cabinet or bookcaa*. 920; archery mowen and tillage tools. OBr age 280 lb*, per day. Barns 80 x machines. Also clean and repair COCKER Spaniel puppies for sale, bow with few arrows, 89-pound and track snow plows, ' lawn Hartford Phone 7-7181, 7-7575, 8- R A i’ IO — Bioctrtcai Appliance . 74, stables for 25 cows. MUktag 5847. PRifCaED for a quick u lt . 1941 motors. Frank -X. Dion, 2 Ridge- Cbsnginff tooation, forced to cut puU, 95; hand loom for making raeep en . Capttot Qrindtag Co.. machines, silo, drinking foun- hn«ws*mr*tW! ' - 01dilSqMls^fo«UN^ ‘W»od='rtre«u-’PB0a6‘TITF.'’ '"'-^”’='’^ " r W ’ ■toClLf’epewvOTmy-;,day delivered prompUy 30 years < 'atlc shift. Good coniUUon. except Saturday and Monday. VICTORIAN Chest at drawers, Ptsnty o f Jhsy and ensUsge. Other Four room house, modem and ta i ME Can bs seen betweeh 9 a m. and sxpenenoa John Msioney Phone Safeguard Kennels, French Ros6 t 1046 1 Walnut strsst Private InatriKtiona 28 walnut marWstop with glove Mnsical Iwalnimc^tg 5 1 farm buildings, farming tools. good condition. OU best Down HDURCONE- 6 p. m. 341 lEsst Center rtreet Bolton. and handkerrillsf compartment*. Comfortsbls 8 room home with payment approximately 91.300. BUTTHeM RADIO need dxlng? Have N rs- AUTO DRIVING, dual -->ntroL Also child’s solid maple tabl*. bath, electric tights. Good loca thereafter 953.80 per month. SO- VOO WOMT 1947 CHEVROLET two-door iSOXBR Pupplee, readv for Christ HAINES upright piano. In very day occupancy. Alice Clam pet, HMi/EANT/.' Sedan, heater, black. Full pries paired *y eaperts Pick-up aerv AAA certified Inatructor. Bal msuh Cocher Spaniel, Fox Ter chair .and rocker, Phon* 7806 good condition. Call 3-3790. tion. Improved rosA Owing to 91.47A Chorchea Motor Sales, 80 to*, guaranteed arork Sets check lard's* Driving achooL Gall 2-2245 rier, Settsn. Seven months' olA osmer’s lUneaa. this must be aotd 843 Main street, Msnriiestsr. Oakland strset 2-9488. sd tn the boms Oar radios Zlnunerman’s Kennels, Lake BENSON’S 15th Anniversary .'soon. Asking price 910,000. R es-’ Phone 4998 or 2-0880, or Mr. refrigerator special, famous FOR SALE—Placer piano. Fhoiie aohsbto terms, flbiclusive with •pselslty. Manebsatsr Radi strsst Phone 8387. Dogs boarded. Mitten 6930. N Ssrvtca 78 BIreb rtrssL Phene Musical— Dramatic 29 make, 8 cubic ft deluxe model, 2-1743 before 2 p, m. Walton W. Grant, Realtor, 647 WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW ONE OF th* .outstanding proper- 3-0640 iRBAT DANE pups. Beautiful. reg. $289.50, sale price, 934960. Main street, H srtforA 3-7584. PIANO imflNG, npain, ncon- ties to tlu HoUywood tract 7 : PONTIAC dlUonlng. etc. John Oockerham, TSrau arranged Cavanaugh’s tou save $40! Order now for Im Rasidence Manchester 9160! BYUWUEIWII6B RANGE Burners and pot burners Dana Farm, at Vernon. Tel. mediate or boUdsy deUvery. Ben Wranag Appar*l~-F«r6 M itrema. 1 extra on Sd floor, tlto cleaned, repaired and tartslled. 28 Bigelow street Phone 4316 f a r m —6-room honaa, 103 acres, liath. lavatory down, hot water ~ XSAKITWialfilldW 1948 Pontlsc 6 Sedan, fully gockvUI* 1993^8. son’s. 719 Main strsst ______ag.A tm ucMtti MFUi^ i 'M suulypaA Also Rydrams|te. 300 Permit and guaranteed. Joeeph ■—^ - • - - MAN’ S GRAY ovsropat shm M barn foU hay, stock, truck, system Orith oA to>t 78 z 166 ELECTRIC Clucks, tosstera. irons, short; girl’s green whiter edat tractor, and isU farm Implements. IMUJ»,M»M60Qh] caP?MkJMM6«IU, mllssi Urt pries $2,^.^, Our Senna Phone 2-0147. I Rffsiima Opporianities St COLLIE Puppies, five weeks old. Amealte toriv*. S-caf garage. F.H. dMwmi miN0IIT/ M O A v m v m i^ toMouncouNniyi PriM 63,490. 396 Woodland street Phone 2- vacuums, mixsra sold afid npali^ slxe 12; navy blue wtadbNSksr, Terms arMngsA' Call Madeline A. mortgu:* approveA Otto Neu- PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. F. siae 9; man’s sued* jacket Smith, Raaltor, 3-1642 or 4679. MlffiENTNIcr A SXiG ROUTE fo r sale. 175 dosea 0630. . eA A.RC Appltonc*. 3l Mapls hauer. 'Td. 2-2766. IM t Pcatlae 8 Sedan-Coupe. M. Broderick, 843 Main atreet. street 3*1676 83; Mack seal akin abort Jacket Phone S-164A per week. Inquire 4853. aad muff, also fox tor plsc*. 640 7-ROOM Ootooial attached ga- Fnallry and Huppilea 4.1 NEW SPEED Qttsen waahUig saa- Oak after 5 p. m., or SiAurday, He Sato 72 ragA tolly inauIateA dpwnste..a U .4M . . o n , STOVES cleaned, matalled. Help W u teff— FesMilo S5 chine AU aaakss depsttoahly ra MANGBNBTER—Four-family, to. tebatory. tU* bath upatairA eom- i Wudtiag machloca, vacuums rs- l a t i n o K iLLETS. Rhodl* PAlr6CU Ut_ . WINTflSR Overcoats, sssls tawsH/en atorma and serssna. pairsd. lawn mowsra hand sad ^ n Mapi* atroet fomal*. Man’s brown, atas 86-«6 vestment property, tocom* ysar- Many wonderful features Lot 91* COLE MOTORS GIRLS for bakery depertmeaAl , land ****^*“ ^ * w 91,636 ■toesDant location power, sharpened. repeired, FuU or------part....— time. O<>od — pay. Good _ ^-Vernon street Call 6055. T el 2-1576 lady’s strawberry, Perrian tomb xlSO'. Immediate occupac 7- saws Slsd. Friendly FUit Shop hours. CkU 2-4386 trim, Stas 1616 Phone 6666 Pries 916000. Phon* 7726 •Btoa Tyter. Agent Mancbeater 41E4 Pbaas4777 f r e s h Killed jroung turkeys. 10- WB BUT 16 pounds, 79c per pounA 19-22 GIRL SCOUT unlforam with hato jifEW SIX room slnglo. on* tdock *-4to*. REjnntBD Mature woman to halp' tom itora — _____ from CHiter..Many desirsbls fes- I M RADIO Servicing with housework and chUdran. pmwd* ^ per pound. Over 23 gas na«e* snA ■•—!*»• ahd ties. Brown winter costs and ^ _ J IWrecROPTiMa . i Phone 7733. Please turas- Occui-sney soon. T. n --t coat and gusrantaedi A.B.L. ap- Live In. Modem hoJM. Mri6 Kurnitur* Storo, •• U^** dresses. All sis* 10. Ressoosbl*. CmiER ADVS. ON PACK 4 pUaaca 31 Msplq strsst 9-1575.1 Charles Mooas 4846 I 99Ur 6 a. 1VIOAL * Gan 2-2636 Croekari. Broker. Phone 5416 (' I \ Z- .T-f '■ I V ■

■ / |tARY CHEHOV i! b RAR r MomcBEB ia» Ida *1 rAQE TWENTT iKanr^Bttr £o»hUt9 H»raUt Avnmge DiBy Net PrsM Run ■W me Month ef fletehOT. lt«8 Reservations for tho Swsdidi| All members and oonstltuenta Pfe. Call Parris, bon at Mr. and, Mrs. Boy rarrls of • Durkin irtreet, Smorgasbord supper Saturday ev-l of toe North Methodist churth are enlng from B:00 to 7:80 In the Oov- 9,594 About Town InviUd to toe pariah suppSr arrlvM home yjesterday from Lack- land Air Base, 8an Antonio, Texas. enanb ag«e vrill meet tomorrow eve Church Btreet, who hai been iU the ber of the ClreUb Pans at Ainôa, have not seen toe change that ning .with Mrs. Benjamin John will show pictures of tho history PfV three wfoka with vlroe pneu hard labor and fresh paint have son of S6 Ardmore Road. From Csboose to Kindling Wood monia, la much Improved. Thle U and developiinent of the drcus at McGrath Sees Truman Keeps wrought will be amased. a meeting Of Group D of Center) toe aecond tone this ■ year Mrs. Mlantonomah Tribe of Red Men I>wyer has been 111 with the same Church women, Tuesday, Novem Red Proposal to Cut A discussion regarding.., the No: SB, who plan to make the trip ber 23 at eight o’clock In toy Fed- disease. to New Haven, Saturday, Novem Returns Lever Watchful Eve origin of social customs was toe eration room. HuSbst^ of w feature of the meeting of Brown- ber BO, by bus, bhould noto: members are Invited to attend t iy LaOace-Staum circle. Columbia^ Salvatore VendrIIIo, Stanley ol- meeUng. Mrs. Philip Emery Is In On 2 Sectors Squires, at toe' KnlghU of Colum saver or Roy Phelps before five On Civil Rights o’clock tomorrow evening. The charge of the program and Mrs. FORA bus home last night. The discus Walter King and her committee Armed Forces Loses sion was an activity of the Social degree will be conferred upon a SHOP HALE'S SELF SERVE V r- will serve refreshments, Mrs. J. K. committee of which Eugene Pinto class of candidates by toe Bridge ^ i U Be N o Compromise International Crises in port degree team. Elliott and Mrs. Arnold Newman | BABY-SITTER la chairman. Next week’s program are co-leaders of Grroup D. Europe and China Be will be prepared by toe. Spiritual With Sonthem Demo committee, Edward O’Dwyer, Chapman Couct, NO,, 10, Order of ing Watched; Secrecy CALL 7882 Amaranth, will meet ih toe Ma The monthly square dance will! crats Who Opposed In Assembly chairman. sonic Temple tomorrow evening. take place at toe Buckingham and HEALTH MARKET Still. on Chinese Plea It will be "advance night,’’ with church tomorrow evening at eight | Election of TiiimEn initiation of candidates. Members o’clock. Key West, Fla., Nov. 19—(F)— of Harmony Court of CranStpn, R.AS. Waahlngton. Nov. 18—Ul—^Dam- Adopts Westem-BadLed. President Truman, nearing the end Winter Blast Body Found R. L will be guests. This court, toe ecratle CSialrman J. Howard Mc Resolution Looking first in Rho^/Îaland, was Insti Shop Barl^ PSr HEALTH MARKET Grath today hoiated too election of his post-election vacation In toe tuted about a modth ago by Mrs. PLUM PUDDING Jar teturna aa too ndmlnUtratlon’a sun and warmth of toe aaUoo’s Hits Midwest Toward Cut in World Martha Smith of West Hartford. Crosse and Blackwell’s HEINZ Boutoemmost city, kept cloee I supreme royal matron, and grand You* re undoubtedly thinking about having banner for a drive to push civil watch' today on International .4rmamenta; Also Re ofncers of thi^ state. A social right! lawa through Oongieaa. cribwa thousandit of miles apart— Plain POSdngt Pig P1id®ag tturkey for the holiday next week, and %ve*U he McGrath made It plain that » P hour with refreshments will follow. PLUM OR FIG Europe and CSiina. Storm, Accompanied by jects RossiaV Demand I Men of the court, with Ralph Hard SSuoe and Mlnoe Meat reeerve a top grade bird for you, if you far aa he la concerned there will The President's staff, however, For Immediate Ban on ■ pierce as chairman, will be in ^ glad to ha no oompromlie with toe louth- clamped tighter toe lid of'secrecy Gale-Like Winds Cov ] charge. PUDDING Large Can I want to get your* from a Uore ihat ha* a repu^ ern Democrata who oppoaed Prea- covering White House conaidera- Atom Bomb; Soviet PEVfiBURST Ident Tniman’BêlecUon and have Uon of Cliiang Kal-Shok’s appeal ers Large Sector ntdriDil FOE FE U rr CAKES union for high qwAUy holiday poultry, threatened to hUbuiter hla anti- for a new statement of encourage Sees *Mad Arms Race’ GROCEBYÎNC ^ race dlacrimlnatlon program. ment and support for the Chinese Faven Senate Bnlea Change Bulletin! FOR THIS WEEK END WE RECOMMEND: naUonal government, and was si Kansas aty, Nov. 19—(F>— Paris, Nov. 19.—<4>)—^The Semi-Formol FANCY Without laying out any time lent llkewlM on a wealth of <|uea- I SPECIAL! BONELESS table, the naUonal chairman tiM Aa oaexpected bUssard, with United Nations Assembly re ( i l s Uona ralaed by other ertsoa abroad. winds of 7S miles aa hsar* a news conference yeaterday he This BMUM of wreckage was ease • caboose ea a Soutbeni PactSe freight tiala oatO aa eagtae making n There was no dlsclosura of the jected today a Russian pro- DANCE MIXED FRUIT peraonally favon a change In toe isedated Garden City Kna« to Plan Youp* baokap anevement on the line’s weetbound main line at Oaklaad, Calif:, hacked toe far. Two trelnmen contents of Mr. Truman’s 1 ^ 7 day. Many famines weta ] losal for a one-third cut with- SpMsored By 39e POT ROAST Lb.69e Senate debate rulea to kiU off BU- toe personal appeal of the Chlneae DIAMOND la Sta caboose wrere elightly Injured. The freight train was standing still at the tlroe. (A P wlrepboto) cauglit by surprise and wsra :n a year in the armed forces Ladies o f St. Biaarice House Painfinil huatera. preiddent, nor comment upon it. Any ouch nu>ve Itaelf would be The New York Ttmea, however, reported rirtnally foadMsa. of the Biff Five powers, but Of BÛm - Now! WALNUT MEATSh tb. 49e PORK ROAST auhjact to a talkathon by Dixie said in a Story from Nanking tost Jim Cornish, managing editor adopted a western-backed membera. And McGrath wouldn’t Marine Strike Chlong asked for a strong stats- ef The Garden a ty Ttlegtaia, H ang 15 More teleplMBed aa aecoont of the resolution looking toward re FRIDAY* 19 PANOV IRBSH riak a gueaa whether toe majority News Tidbits meat from toe United States on Its Time Psyments Arranged storm to the Topeka bareaq duced world armaments. RAINBOW CLUO 10% Down of Sonata Democrata would aup- future moral and material aid, aa port audi a change. W ar Criminals Culled From m Wires Parleys Begin well aa for a more vigorous partl- of The Associated Ptisa aver The Asaembly also voted itowB Dancing 9 P. M. To 1 A.*M. Balanee Monthly TES c I PORK SHOULDERS LB c Moot RepuhUcana, who. will be cipaUon’ in China’s war effort and the oaly teiepbone Uae rsoMhi- Ruasia's demand for an immodl- 25 49 lag la service. AU highway ate ban on the atom »««»»»« FRESH In a 64 to 42 minority In the new Argentine Federal judge sajm for the Immediate tncraase of its $2.50 Per CORpIe Wm. Dickson and Son Senate, are expected to back It matarial aid to Chino. aad rail traffic waa Uaeked. The vote against the asetkm e i Executions Bring to 73 two witoeasee have teatifled that •'ederal Mediators Not The last tiala reached tha etty tha Soviet proposal calling for tha PsIaltoB Oaatraeters AH Kinds (H Pigs How would McGrath convert the John Griffith, an American, plan Speeding Up Shipoaent The broken body at a yooag aouthemera from their traditional early Thursday night. one-third arms cut was 36 to six. Bear 118 BssI Uaster St. PORK BUTTS Lb. 59c Number Hanged Dur ned to start news agency in neigh Hopeful of Quick Set Mr. Truman's reply. The Times' woman found la a AhaUow grave Phones 8-«BM Or 6828 In Ldrge and Small Packages oppoBltlon to action on any clvU story said, pointed out this coun near Oielpee. N. H., was poattively The Russian bloc voted with tha I li'lMl III rUtota biUT a reporter asked. , boring countries to “disgrace our Kansas aty. Nov. 19.——The Soviet unkm for tha aectlon and ing Past Six Weeks government'* . . . Three 13-year- tlement ' of Walkout try waa speedinr up its riilpment IdeaUfled as that o f Kata EbMn- "We’ll Juot show them toe elec- of military supines to China, but first solid blast of wintry wreather berg (above). 22, ndislng Naarark. 10 nations abstained. tloo returns," toe national chair old Minneapolis girls admit to po made no commitments beirond toe —snow, wind and cold rain— The vixe against tha atom bomb LINK SAUSAGE Munich, Germany, Nov. 19—(P) lice their after-school bobby was New York, Nov. 19—Oklahoma panhandle. This proposal called for farther I n * risMi FOR WALNUTS 49c w m Net Deny Plaoes American ooldlers. of 125 men and a 14-member em Since Oct 15, at least nine per attempt and Is convalescing In ployers’ group met at a hotel with recent visit to Europe. Highway travel was haaardous F or Slayer atndy by toe conventional anna ,7S SLICED BACON But McGrath Indicated the ad- hospiW—after he cut bis throat Forreotal flew back to Washing In many seotions. Bus schedules commlaston of stapa which waaM mlnlatratton isn’t going to try to sons have gone to toe gallows a three-man panel of the U. S. ! OM — 21-SII every Friday at Landaberg prison, six times, stabbed himself in heart Mediation service. ton In the aftemobn. staying only were disrupted and commiudca- lead toward eveatual arms radaa- L.T.WOODCO. Almond and Braxil Nuts FABMVmESH punish Mr. Truman’s Dixie critics three times, drank bottle of poison, long enough to shake hands with tions lines were down. Some tkm. by denying them places on con- where Adolpf Hitler wrote “Mein Stick To Demands schools were closed. New Hampshire and New Kamf." and turned on gas burners. As the session started, toe dock Rep. Sam Rayburn (D., Texas), The weetera-eupnortsd ramto- 51 BtoeO St. TsL 449G grsBSlcinal commltt^. Ho said Dritta Bleek Highway tlon waa adopted in the face at Bixty-slx more Germans con Two huge World war n coiuital workers' representaUves stuck to toe prospecUve speaker again of Jersey Police Seddng feOFFEC FOWL ♦hat would be denying their con Schools in southwestern Minne Russlaa chargaa that tha United victed by U. S. war crimes courts gtms that cost nearly 41,000,000 to their demands for a hike of 50 toe Hbuae, who came In to be Mr. stituents representation they are Truman’s guest. The Prosident is sota and southeastern South Da< Statea aad Britain are engaged la FANCY BOXED remain under death sentence In make are being reduced to scrap cents in hourly straight-Ume rates Killer of Pretty Nurse SMAU—TENDED entitled to. flying baric to tyashlngton at 11 kota were cloeed aa huge snow- a ” mad armaments race” ag«««rt Speaking os a Rhode Island the prison. The verdicts against by burners*, torches at' Peaks and 76 cents In toe overUme scale. a. m. (e. a. t.) Sunday for an im drifts blocked highways. Fifteen the Soviet unkm. asnator as well as Mr. ftuman's 47 of these, however, are being re- Island, Me...... U. 8. speeds inches of snow were reported at Oeslpce, N. H.. Nov. ! » - ( « ) — CHOCOLATES _ j CHICKENS nergency ranona to ax,- The union mmamrm leadaia naegqUated ea^n m a portant full-scale review of the John Foster DuDaa of the Unltod PRESCRIPTIONS No. 1 poUUcal aide, McGrath pre- vUwed. month’s emergency ratioBS to 12,- peace outlook Monday. MarOiaU. Mina., and it sUU waa New Hampahlre and New Jcieey StatM called the r dictad sdoptkm of most of the Nine of those hanged today were 270,000 rsBldentsBidents of war-batteral jatflamaPt .tsrU9^ caHJng for re but eaewthfiTlnea were eight inehea police joined forces today to track ment i 4 Lb. Box 2H J Tn Ftiltet treeitaalmiOmMjJ las DELIVERED tured or als^bteied. Two were ship arrivw In Boston harbor. went back to wo'jk temporarily to aaM taare were "no hot clues” to rebrie— Ranges, Refrigerators | night, lingered over Kaaaaa yea- (CsattaneS ea Paga Twol espop prisemeirs who helped abuse U. S. Atomic Energy Commission handle baggage of arriving dis toe hmtal attacker who stuffed GINGER ALE placed persons. (Ceattaoed ea nght) Urday and was moving slowly < u«u Reset: — Washers and All 0th* toeir fellow Inmates. Chairman DavM E. UUenthal forO- northeaatsqM today. Ruth’s Bilk panties down her ^Înch^fag; Country Club* Canada Dry* Hoffman and ases no posaibllity within next ten Overall Picture Not Bright M i PINE IFRANKFURTS Fear lymeheee ef FUata Weatera Kanaaa was hard hit throat before burying her In a riial ALUMINUM er AppUancea yeara that private capital could But the overall picture was not low, mountainside grave. PREETO^^ Four were oondemned'for lynch considered bright, partly becaitse by tteeelng tamperataree. Tbrea PHARMACY Young Rulers ing captured American fliers. put atomic energy to work In this to alx htflun of anew and wfads A ll yeranna with police reoorda ROASTER country. of these developments: Central China 664 Center St. SANDWICH 8UOED Even as the 16 walked to their 1,, Joseph P. Ryan, head of the up to 70 mUes aa hour were re In thlF area will be Interrogated. Flashes! doom on twin gallows, a pew Ge^ Frenchr reijcn caWnetcamnec givesgevea Ftenierjnenwer j V.— ^ ported. Smart said, adding: “tVe hdW TeL 2-9814 ••JB SN S”* Henri QueuHa periSisSkm to ask (lAte BaMUIaa et ta* UR W|»a> 8 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY i p o l i s h S T Y L E Drop Queens man appeal to ^ seriea of ■MafiAnai Athreatenedreatened future reprisals agauistagakist Trasion Eases The Katnbs aty Weather bu atumhle onto something.” executioAs now w pfooess was dis National A ss^ b ly iqr . vote of reau aaid aaaw waa drlfUag bad Meanwhile In New Jersey an In confidence ... Buyingtthlwcag in Vrltlah queen liners being, diverted closed. Dr. Theophil Worm. Evan- fft>m para^sed U. 8. tnrts to Hall ly os toe northerly winds brought tense Investigation was u n^r way. SAUCE OR WHOLE HAM Lb. gelieal blabopt of Wuerttemberg, stock sharpens after ■indecisive the colder weather. Medical experts said toaL be Rebbed at 83,899 Vt 55c King Fnrouk of Egypt fax, N. S. News of Complete Vic htnrldeBCe. R.JL. Nav. 19 ■ —Tho young seven months after'It was imposed there. Dock workers at St. John, . InveaUgatocs declared, however, meat and Red ea' feet. leba F. ------Nanking, NoV. 19.— —^Tan- RAfslSi rulers of Egypt and Iran have (COattaned oa Page 82gbt) during last April revolt, although N. B., pledged cooperation In toe (Coatiaaed as Page -ren) that there was no doubt she was DVrrieob pteeUeal aw tho Itast In oil linnt.... alon eased In central China today. ef a teal eetoto fftm, told pt divorced the beautiful queens who martial law continues ... Seven water front tieup. The government’s news of a com- the victim of a sex-craaed man OBANDMOTHEE’S bore no male hetrs to toe thrones. touring U. S. representaUves in 3. William N. MargoUfi, top who either offered her a ride or that tae twa naai fWI upon %% ^ t e victory In toe battle of Sn- aa be was retoraiag to Wa ri Seafood This news came with stunning Congress meet In Berlin with W. Federal mediator, said neg^lS' chow gave fresh hope to the un lured her Into hia car as she hiked leOMAItO" suddenness today in two commu Bedell Smith, U. S. ambassador to tions probably will continue Into ‘Truth Serum' along a main White Mountain tieoe a dally trip to tae M 2 Lb. Jar c Jnst a reminder that our Flab Dept, is ready to help Israel Retains nerved capitaL ( He arid that tae aalr brake a MINCE MEAT 35 niquea from E g ^ t ’s royal palace. Moscow. ■ — next week. He saw no chance fbr The city obviously waa imprai highway. yon save. Order more regularly from oar nice aelection of One communique proclaimed It Claire aiennaolt relays to Pres a quick end of the strike that has They pointed to the manner In _ 818,888 cd by toe military spekeaman’a ef 81F88 a MEIMUMSIZB choice eeafoods. ^ "God’s will" that toe 10-year union Negeb Control ident Chiang Kai-Shek an offer by made deepening inroadi Into the triumphant statement yesterday: Record Heard which toe undergarments had been 1 # sh b ize of King Fnrouk and Queen Farida veterans of the American 14to Air nation’s economy **nie battle for Suchow can ba rammed Into her mouth and the PD Tho meeting today between ne RIPE OLIVES L*. Cm 2 5 c be diaeolved. Force to form volunteer air group considered as concluded.” Pao| condition of a braosiere. OAEDEN OF AU.AH The bther statement said the Refuses to Order All to fight Chinese Reds . . . Forty gotiating committees of toe A F L who had begun to talk of Chlaag Judge Says Procedure Medical Examiner Francla Dube Ekctlaa • n ll n r Persian climate endangered toe survivors of Donors, Pa., death International Longshoremen’s As Kai-Shek’s possible abdioaUao said “the gag in toe glri’a mouth Leitagtea, Ky„ health of Bmpreos Fawxla, bride dealing smog setUe down at North sociation and the New York Ship In Murder Trial May was her underclothing. It had been The Federal .» • y ' i i 1 Lb. Can Armed Forces Out of looked up to the generaUaolmo 'V ♦ J.v" - .< . Stuffed Olives — A ll Sizes COFFEE 55c of Shah Rexa Pahlevi of Iran and Carolina resort just sitting and ping Association, representing with new respect. rammed down the throat far Impeaaded aB A'”- ■■■** * U n it sister of Fsrouk, and that thus It Contested ~D«bert Area resting . . . A.F.L., determined to stevedore employers, is the first Few sources however, expected Be- Unique in Law enough to cause suffocation. reeerda el tae FREMIEE SNOWCBOP was agreed that she be divorced. play Increasing role in poliUcs, Joint session since the strike began ♦im Obnununlat commandera to "The sweater ohe was wearing eleetloa fas Beatbaa eaoaty. aM ta ten days ago over a pay disputa. U bclaK laveeHgatBi by tlw Fed Mother of Three Danghtere Tel Aviv, Israel, Novs 1 ^ (F )— gives Serious consideration to re take toe reported setback with' Martlncs. Calif., Nov. 19—, SWEET PEAS neth Long. 26-year-old Air Force tire Minbtep’s Over * * * fRATMS-WMk Cveiy Medeta Cow Whale minis HI »wlBi a a e a on ■ i SNOW CBOP throne. Fanuk’s sister, .considered entered toe area after Oct. 14 had ! pendltures. ST'l.862,838.42; balance, sergeant, denied the fatal stabbing 44,816.772,483.72. (CoeUaped os Page IWo: His Policy of Clemency Feat Boraed te Death vesleeie—8JUWK noXEN 7000 *Rer Uis — Osi Ri one of the world’s most beautiful been withdrawn. This -left only Surpluses, Shortages at his wife, Barbara Jean, 22. last Dtaao. IIL. Nev. 19---Tbiee si KB c u m — IM Can mmen, was proclaimed emproM of forces which the Jews said had -■I I I # June and .accused another man. yeaag ebUdtea aad tbalr owther d w u c ih r L 23c 3 ou» 65c I f r o z e n Iran Septt l1.7, L 1941.----- “The' coupla been in toe area since May 15. Portland, Me., Nov. 19—(F)— Brussels. Belgium, Nov. 19— died early today la a Maaiag have one daughter, now seven. ’The The statement said this was In On Wednesday, testifying In 219-^5 209-SS BURT OLNEV-^CBEAM STVUl court. Long had said he couldn’t —Premier Paul-Spaak’s Socialist- cletaea eieaet. Felee O def Hkny sbto la 29. Fawxla just turned 27. accord with Ihe U. N. order.. The ^ a y endorsed a^jiSrojirf flexlM^^ Telegram of Tomorrow FlecbtaeaM tae wtlete at at lerat ,,, ICAULIFLOWER 30c la* -lameB ■vieiip'"swa»'*llM>t”'to»‘~U»^^^-tv Tehran said toe shah and his em spectfled that only forces which at preventing future surplusea and It." today. ropeu >180 dradwraefira MliS?’ press were formally separated and entered toe southern area after .,™„„Beshortages of farm products. in Picture Form The resignation followed tost of garrt E. Warfel, 81. and her eeas, divorced because of toe empress’ Oct. 14 should be withdrawn. ' The recorded version of tile stay IU ' 1.H CAMPBBUJS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables It took tola action after defeat ing was made Oct. SO after- Dr. Minister of Justice Paul Struye Rlcbard, aeveat Ckatlea, Ms. am* I centinuad iUneas, which forced ber ■tads Reply "Gratifying" ing a proposal to continue indefi Robert; 18 aeeatai. Flaebar atM return to Egypt (In Paris, AcUng Mediator Meyer A. Zeliga. member at the yeaterday after a parliamentary Kmr ^ 1 nitely the present wartime support Washington. Nov. 19 — (ff)— p Raadall W atM . baebaad at tbs t o m a t o s o u p 3cana 2 9 C I rvesa Ralph Bunche asJd he found toe General Bliss must have been University of California medical debate on his policy of cleraei^ Na Effect Upon Relatlona program of 90 per cent of parity. Western Union has come out with hovering over hie telegram box. dead w iw ia aad tatair af tae Both toe Egyptian and toe Iran IsraeU reply "gratifying.” He said faculty, had admlnlotered the toward former German collabor- DecBaea to T4ke Btand toe telegram of tomorrow. for Jb lees time than It would take yeaagetan; tepertei FIDKI. 1.H ian announcements said toe it indicated a wUlIngness to accept drug. , •tore. „ . .cranberries Lb. c Working to end its 10 day sea- In the brave new world, prubd to write it, an answer hustled Ib ; Hie faandag elooel 23 vorce would have no effect upon in principle the Security Council’s Henae for RecoacUlaUaa It Is believed Speak, a Socialist, FIKQ 1 sion by nightfall, toe Orange de Daddy mav get a telegram from related eveata. W atM awahoaod toe friendly relations of the two resolution.) Long’sa,*##* m recordedawvav«.â oaaevmeeavaavstatement mU said would refuse to head a new gov t 6 M ATO JUICE146 O*. Can 2 2 C | a h. a end% clined to take a stand on toe con Junior, In his own scribbly haad- Then Roeel H. Hyde, of the Fed- home from Alaska for a awl rasFlIei smebe. Ha fraad countries. The Security Council resolution ernment and that Finance Minister troversial issue of compulsory writing.. - „ ^ . . . Communlealiong Commissicm, recoBcUlaUon with hU wife, that ulam at lOMtbe tiaaiglag fraia N a S'A CAN TANGERINES d«. c The communique on Farouk’a of Nov. 4 ordered the withdraws i health insurance. Gaston Eyikens, a leader of toe edgw ef tae rleeet door la a bod- I C I P 1 . 39 divorce said: And the wire may be sent mere-, ripped off a quick greeting to the profeesed love for another and Catholic party, might be named of forces to bring Into effect a It went on record, however, ly by dropping it^ In toe slot ^ _ a presen t of Western Union, J ^ p h know'whether Long or toe toeai, epeaed the doer aad saw Ma “God’a will ordered that the sa No-Man’s-Land In the Negeb. Act premier. M r4UTEI I FRUIT COCKTAIL cm c against a reduction in income machine that looks like toa flrrt U In New York. Egan ^jj^^j. father of her eec- taarily baddled la tae cloaet anrii 39 cred relation between the noble ing U. N. Mediator Ralph Bunche taxes during the present period of cousin of a niailbo*. T«* Consult With taodere buraiag cletblag. Lbs. r i p ^ right beck. land child. Prince Charles, regent of Bel • • • DEL MONTE TURNIPS 25c couple be broken. This will di oidered withdrawal of troop.s to “high employment and income.” All thi.-i wag disclosed yesterday MTMNM rected the hearts of King Farouk specified lines to create , the de- The convention did not say what to members of the preaa, who hod Western^??^****" Union offloials 'm* ■'i.Txulain- explain- etatement .i,.. said whila m... they gium, will consult with the various PoHrii Omrgea Rejected 5^ and Queen Farida to a deaire for mllitarlaed xone. toe range of flexible supports been Uased Into attending with ed that toe machine works on the *P* polltcial leaders before asking one BerOa, Nev. 18—(F)—The U. R. 1 sm PINEAPPLE dlyorce while both felt regret ’Hie Israeli government wel should be in terms of percentages tola announcement; aama principle as ultrafax, which peered with a butcher knife aad to form a government. Military geviraaiiat rajM M to 15 Lb. Pk. “In fulfillment of tola desire. comed toe Security Council deci of parity. Kate Smith, InteraatieBally eaa aand picturea of a printed page He killed my wife; I saw him kill The fall of the government w m day ebargea hr reload aad aOta 23c POTATOES 59c her; he stabbed bei twice." believed to have come beceuee of King Farouk signed toe divorce on sion to factUtate the transition (Parity la defined by law as a known flirirr in the entertainment ao fart that "gone with the wind " Mtlsaa that tt 'waa Meehkra qt- 6-M-1 JUICE Cans Nov. 17. 1948. I support by other Catoellce ef forta to g«q teeUtatSee- ' Green Stamps Given With CaA Sake. from the truce to a permanent price which would be fair equally world, will unveil a scientific tn- needed only two minutes. Judge Donovan told the Jurors HHEI 1 BED wnro ’The royal cabinet while mak peace in the Holy Land by meaai to farmers and those who buy hia noi'atioM. almost atoni-spittting^.in - Attar the demonstration, gome the recording should be cooridered Struye. leetlag dartag tae Wto A ing tola announcement pray to Ood of an armistice. products. 1 its magic.. ^ _ rraortera wondered up end read ea background on toe payebologl- Tbe debate occurted after Struye epebeeiaaa Id Wbtaew— to prepare for King Farouk what (Bunche said in Paris lost night . The Aiken-Hope Oct passed by Well, sure enough, Mlaa Smith teiagTams uaad in a pre-unvelling cal condition of Long but not as commuted toe deeto sentence ef trio. tlMIT 1.H k e t c h u p 14 Ot. Bo!.' 1 9 c . ^ . wiU make toe country happy." he had asked lorael and the Arab toe last Congraaa set up a system pulled a. table cloth off toe ma P ta ^ M eepalen. ^ tcetistony on actual commlaglOB of two pro-Nsxi Belgians charged The dommunique on toe divorce stataa to start negotiations for an of flexible supports ranging from chine. and dropped in a telegiam. Theybagan: ,, crime. with Bring reaponaiMe fer tha SMKNT 1 of King Farouk’s slater said: armistice. He said he belie^'ed the deaths ef several patriots during yjtEOB JAB—8HENCHW fiO to 90 per cent of parity for Picture ^ a t Over IKlre "In regard to yours of... i Jadae Kaseiegs Cewt Anderson Johnson “OttOged to Retara Hoae" interests of both parties would be major products, and from xero to The machine went to Work, and "With respect t o . .." “Answering — ...... the German occupation. No vote Plumbing and Hi^tfMf Contractwn o oKvi J W H A l ^ COM “Tn o and a half years ago. Em "beat served by direct negotia 90 for other products. a picture of the telegram a;aa sent youra of. WTM taken. m u s t a r d The cabinet already was split on Phone 8884--W49 Or 6042 A For AOC I MANCNirru^ C o m m * press Fawxla was obliged to re- tions,’’ but asked them to reply as The supports would be at toe over the wire to Surgeon Genaral It looks aa If the telegram of to- anu ordered! the man named by <581 ’MAIN' STREET, MANCHESTER * j Raymond tV. Blks. congratulating m o n w will reed pretty much like • - - __ __ the problem of 'subridiee to nen- —* tawiar I (CsatlBoea oa Paga Two) (COatiBoed oa Page Tee) (Coatlao ea Pag^ Nine) t him on the Army Nuree Oorna. the teleeram of todai*. <1 aattaaad aa Tta) i state (Catholic) ecboola: eefar t a S w - f — ------

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