''V,. MARY CHANEY LIBRARY ' 1 ’=i' -ji'--- '. ■ ■ ' 1 iFr rv.7f.ki| vy-' M ^ . T0B8DAY, DECEMBER 7,1948
lf»raU> ------^ ^ ^ ^ II- 2 f t i _ i M s i iiU of CtaristasM carols. Ksfresh- offarlng wffl he taken, for the bea and whits, wearing polntsd ^ s r st of missions. Fair S t Margaret Mary Mothers Or- caps, and canryfiig atar-tippad ments of coffee, cookies, and buns fair teMgfei will be served by a committee The general committee In charge Igta’dadaROIti cle wUl meet Wednesday night at Local Church wands. of the Lucia festival Is Mrs. O. Al It Rain!^ Let R Pour! Mat nlgbtt About Town the home of Mrs. H. J. A pUylet, "Ths Oirlstmas from the Mtsslonary Society; Mrs. bert Pearson, Mrs. Brte Anderaon, 57# Hartford road. S t Monica a Dream,” will be given by a g ^ P John Bowon, chairman; Mrs. Wil Plans Pageai^t liam Orr, Mrs. Herman Johns^ Miss Eva Johnson, and Mise Nor The Ladlea’ Auxiliary of tlw Mothers Circle will have a meeting of young people. Marguerite Hln- ma Johnson. SfantheaUtr-^'A City o f VittaK* Charm tomorrow evening at the home of richs and Priscilla Treat, as two and Mrs. Ivor Carlson. A free-will Han-American club will mwt sisters, will receive some little tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Mrs. Howard White, 38 Llnnmote lH Drive. The members'arc asked to Christmas visitors In their hom^ MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEBIBER 8. 1948 (THIRTY PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CSgfm'. c lubrooms on Eldridge street. Emanuel Church to VOL. LXVnL, NO. 58 ; Ou Page Elflseu) note the change In schedule. TOe in the persons of Barbara and •j * Holy Family Mothers Circle will Hold Traditional Fes Ronald Olson, Linda and Barbara Manchester Lodge of Masons Smith, and Richard Johnson. will con.cr the Master Mason de- meet tomorrow night also wll^ p, A. Young, Apartment 1, 300 tival on Dec. 10 A mixed quartet, comprised of Christmas A*, * L m at a special communication Mrs. Carl E. Olson, Hys. Eric An A Detectivea GriU Ihree-nm e Murder Suspect tonight at 7 V3 O. This will be the Porter street. Miss Laura Andlslo of this town, of St. Francis hospi The traditional festival honor derson, Herbert Bengtson, and final degree work of the year, m Hugo Pearson, will sing a group British Get Story Former Sayre Aide If the annual meeting and election of tal psychiatric clinic will be ing St. Lucia will be observed at Present For officers will be held on Tuesday, speaker. Friday evening the Holy Emanuel Lutheran dhurch, Friday .December 14. Ghost Mothere Circle will meet at evening, December 10, at 8 the home of Mrs. Frank Sama, 45 o’clock, with a pageant and a play The midweek service at the Middle Turnpike east. sponsored by the Women’s Mis Her She Will Jewish Forces Go Covenant Congregational church sionary Society. INSURE ■ *v' .‘ '■■'■■'-V I. Quizzed in Secret tomorrow evening will begin at A Christmas story hour by Miss Miss Lois Gustsrfson will portray WHli ' ’ ■;> V . „ Marion Jesseman. children’s libra- 7:80 instead of 8:00 because of the Lucia,” and as Is the custom In McKINNEY BROTHERS special business meeting to follow. riafi. Is scheduled for Thursday at Sweden, she will be dressed In Enjoy Ail Into Battle Again 3:15 around tlie fireplace of the white, with a crown of bay leaves OmU Estate aad Mary Cheney Ubrary. and lighted candles, and will car .V» MAIN ST. TEL CSii from the first through the fifth ry a serving tray with coffee and Year Round House Probers grades are Invited. Swedish coffee-bread. Her attend Receive Private Inform Red Delegate, ants, who will wear pastel gowns ation Trans - Jordan Atlantic Mrs. Albert C ^ n of 26 Trotter and carry lighted tapers, will be FENDER AND BODY Eunice A. Lincoln in street entertained about K Laurine Hoaglund, Barbara Peter Invaded; British Del Uves of this town and Haruord son, Dorothy WllUs, Esther Olson, Urges Ending Office of Ffunner As Range and Fuel with a surprise party In honor of Lorraine DlManno, Joan Hatha WORK Automatic Rotary Ironor $199.95 egate Says If Report Donald Hiss Called her mother-in-law, Mrs. F. r. way, Susan Todd, and Betty Wil Solimeiia ami Flaitfi. lac* sistant Secretary «f Mletsner, whose birthday occurred lard. The procession will be led Trae It Would Oblige Korea Group on that day. The party * by two children, Karin Pearson and Wah ssdl you try tUe wpswlre G ^ With His Brother State at Same TIkm OIL family dinner party at which Mrs. Joan Anderson, dressed In silver aaal Elsettk sotsfy iiooer whfc 195 ■ 0 H I U 1 M B .: Britain to Take Action sqsam If-ffc— o f iioalag shoe larfacc;. As Alger Hiss Em Mletxner was the f«f«^ * M M liV A U I Malik Terms Commis Games and reminiscing while away Wait aoifl you ees how ^ e t^ Psria, Dec. 8.—
■■■ ■ •t'*; 't - l ' V • ■ / • » '■ MANCHESTER EVTENING HERALD. MANCHSaTBK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 194* ■■>-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAT. DECEMBER 8, 194t ■ ! ‘ TWO rent hearings will serve as basia hrison street at an esUmatsd cast tha m M m tr 9a aattta 196| warned western sector Germans be able to distribute all of the lo r the czacuUve budget which the Permits Issued of 91.500. Paul Dougan was given points o f grtevanca. Thare was no I ScieMtifli: Berlin Toni that if they^ed td-exclude east winter coal ration promised to Waterbary Woman Gets Bishop Raps AsksParents M usic D ireclor Bowles Hears ! new govem of wiU outline in hu a permit to rensodel a second floor general wags demand at issue. ern marks they would be “ruined." eastern sector reatdants—but add s Pint National Celebrates budgrt mesaage to tha 1949 Leg For Two Houses apartment at 82 Oak street for C. W. MoSltt, western general Wider Apart Many srestem sector leaders have ed that the distribution would be House Group islature. The meaaaga is set for Ann aianhingo at an estimated cost 3,ooo,ooa urged Britain, France and the D. completed “at the latest bw next State Budget chairman for the brotherhood, said ' ' ■ ■ ‘ Back Lost Shopping Fund To Aid Law early in February. of 91,900. 8,500 members would strike in Anniversary with Big Sale 8. to finalise the currency split by AprU.” San Franeiseo, Dac. Agencies must alao appear be Building Inspector David CHimm- California, Arizona, New Mexico, (Continaed from Page One) barring Russian none marks from Maron said that in converting (Coattnaed fram Page One) Some 8,000,006 ssals fore the next Legislature’a Appro bers today issued two permiU iT '-v itiiV tn AaT
J id®. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONT^., I^TIDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1948
PA G E F O U B 5 5 s5 s b 55w and submarine protection. It la be met by Jet fighters from the MiBMnannuB^ state’a population la included with* repreaented by the R.A.F. aad fleet’* sir Mnii. ' Santa Claus’ Assistant In the income limita. Britain Tedts navy submarlaa unit*. Sometim* in the courae a t the About Town Uranium Field Favors Giving W U N »—U U Medical Care The propoaed achedule of fees, AshidaHeld On Job Again Thb Year Win Leoato Sleet exercise the R.A.F. will attempt to R H i U M W lC WTUT— i m published in the current issue of r I The "w ar" began yesterday with ward off the Invader* with fsk* Emanuel ^theran Brotherhood Frank CampanelU, 47 Wad today^s Radio WKNB—8M The Connecticut State Medical Defense Units Near Output Solons Power : j r r r Vole Looms report that the attacking fieet dtom bomb*.. A * a rabatitut* for . : In Jail Cell will have its^ annual Smorgasbord dell road, employed as a ship- Journal, covers moYe than 250 was assembling off the Aaorea. the real thing th*y wttl drop 310 on Saturday, December 18, at 6:30 {ring clerk at the Pioneer Para SMtera St«a*u^ TIi"* types of surgical procedure!. Ex kCHB-nkUB Coastal Lancaster* will locate the mUllon csadl* power flashes — in the church yeatry. Members are chute Od., has again been dep Manfifielil Legislator amples of the proposed charges; Long - Range Bombers fiecL Big bomber* will fly out tor normally uatd for night photo- Accused of Accepting invited to bring their wives and Second Canadian Dia* utised this year by Santa C7aus Limited Insurance P la n CITjildblrth, normal delivery and .il8:80— Carry Mock Atom a high level attack. And probably grapby. MUSTEROLE are also asked to remember that covcpy to Be in Pro- j to fill the role of Santa's as- Urges Qiange on Spe* WONS—Greatest Thing In the Before House of D e le poat-natal care, $60; removal of Bribes While Head of the meeting date has been chang aiatsnt. tills la Assistant <^am- WDRC—Hint Hunt: N«wfc tonsils,, under 16 years, $25; over WOCC—Hartford Police Speak; World. Bombs Against *Foe' ed from the second Tuesday. Rev. duction Stage Soon panelli’a third year of office. eial Sessions Call W'DRC—Capitol aoak Room. gates Tomorrow 15 years, $44'; appendectomy, $100, Jap Government Leland O. Hunt,, paator of the CiampanelU spends the days SanU Oaua Show. W’THT—Meredith W'ilson. and Coonorion Section, $100. W K N »—N e w a; Modemalres, Second Congregational church, Ottawa, Ont., Dec. 8— (87—<3a- preceding Christmas in collect Hartford. Dec. 8 — (87 — State W TIC—Curtain Time. In its Initial stages, at least Plymouth, England, Dec. 8— UP) Tokyo, Dec. B — UP) — Hitoshi will be the speaker. Reservations ing gifts anil broken toys from ® Sketch Book. « „ New Havan^Dec. 8—(87—A plan nadlan Trade Minister C. D. Howe Representative E. O. Smith wants AW 11:00— for limited Iniurance against the membership would be reatrttted — Long-i«nge R.A.F. bombers c*r- Ashlde, until rocenUy premier of should be made this weOk with various people. He spends a the General Assembly to have the y v x iv t — Bandstand; Hall or to persona now holding Blue Cross Japan, went U r Jell on bribery Soys a second Cahkdian uranium News on all stations. costs of childbirth and surgery will lying mock atom bombq were members of the Brotherhood Ihce- fl
■\ \ c. > 'j-i
■a m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHESl'SR, CUNN., WEDISESDAT, DECEMBER 8, 1948 PAGS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESpAY, DECEMBER 8 ,194S PA G S S IX held next Tueaday by the special vice president of the aasodatioo previous admittedly rough estim opened yesterday at Hartford. al manager. annquMwji, At Least 2,930 ates had placed at more than $,- ffers Low Biel The bridge has been replaced by State Tax Study committee. Year-End Bonus win be paid, to ea talent consists mainly of the abil for the past two years. He is a **Sav«d my U f e ' In a letter today to Governor allowed to* read Uielr own Conatl- Purtell Named native of Hartford and has been Action Taken llOO. However, the aaeociatlona the recently opened $6,900,000 been on the _ - m Farmers Butchering Hogs I ^ C O earf In CAS-HUmURN* Shannon, be said he would be un tuUon. But If they take a look In ity th keep on telling that same active in business life here fo r 30 said the figure vnay be higher than Raymond E. Baldwin Bridge. 1948. to Da6.~6; tfmirtfratpr Sinking Victims To Remove Span able to be present to give his views Plan Announced joke indefinitely Into the future. liJS£SS%3SS!ir" 2,930. An workers bfarsd aftab It. once in a while, they will be years. He is a director of several on f* x matters. Now aU the polU show that the * As New Head Gomp^ea and organlskUons, a On W ar Dead The laateH figures are based and before Dec. 1 wiU row €orttht0 Iferalb able to find In It Jiut aboyt every Warned Against Erysipelas Old Saybrook, Dec. 8— —John New Haven, Dec. 8—(SV-A member of the Board of Directors Shanghai, Dec. .§ Tmo upon the number o f bereaved Bowles Will Not InsUad. M r. Bowles said he will each. thing an unimaginative human American public likes this joke. L. Washburn, Inc., of New York scad a representative to the hear year-end bonus amounting rough 'The total aaaomit o f ^ “ WC. of HiUyer college, a iife member Chinese residents’ associations re familiee Which have reglatercd being could want. Everything that There are any number of people of the Advisory board of the miAIIS hr *dd hdiliitiiE 28* Directors to Follpw the city, has offered to tear down the ing act fo r 0:30 p. in. in the hall of ly to one week's psy wQl be paid payments waa Farmers butchering hogs this.hands and arms by washing and Chosen President of ported today at least 2,930 per with the assoclationa. Additional Attend Hearing "^118 Wi»ll who like to sit down and listen to American Supply and Machinery old Connecticut river bridge be the Rouse, State Capitol. to mora than 6,000 employes ot the Manebeater. a materlaUit could figure out aa sona perished when the small deaths ara expected to be confirm Manufacturers Associa* Manufacturers association and a Wishes of Families in tween this town and Old Lyme for It Is not known whether the Winchester Repeating Anns com The fighting wcapoa of Oe THOHAB nCRUCBON a human need or aa a human right It In preference to the competition W.™ to -K' IS'Sf.SZ.SSa?””' steamer Kiangya ' exploded and er aa a result of numerous adver- Ptm., Trmu.. 0*n’l MkM8*r $153,480. Hartford. Dec. 8— — Gover “ representative” wilt present Mr. pany and Bond Electric, both di- rhlaoceroe ie a hoih on tha aoae. special precautions to protect l ^ e danger o f human infection past director ot the U. S, Chamber tlaements published in the Chineae rounded October I. 1881. la met and provided, on paper. joke, equally ancient, told by some Uon of . ConnecUcut FENDER AND BODY T h e M atter sank near Shanghai Friday. The company was the apparent nor-Elect Chester Bowles will not Bowlea’ tax -views at the hearing vislona of Olin Industries, Ine. Its sight lx poor but its haartag themselves against swine erysipel was cited as just an added reason of Commerce. It waa the first aeml-officlal as press by t^aUves of mlMlng Chi And It la, of course, commtinlat other radio entertainer. And this low bidder when proposals were appear at a public hearing to be or merely obeerve. George L. Dawson, OUn region and scent are acute. Bnbllebed Bvery Bleenlng' as if the disease Is known to exist for farmers to watch their swine Hoadley is a director ot the Hie Board of Directon last sessment of the death toll, which nese. . latter entertainer, Ih his turn, has Hartford, Dec. 8.e-(g^Direc- Southern New England Telemhoiie WORK B i S ^ and Hoildaya. theory that once these needs and on their farms. for symptoms o f eryeipelss and to night considered the queeUon of PoatoStce at llancheater. Conn., aa his fans. And all these fans re tors of the Manufacturers Asso CO., the First National Bank and ggSnd Claaa Uall Matter. rights are provided, people will “On farms where swine erysip combat It promptly it It appears. providing for official attendance by spond nobly to the polls. Sure they eiaselas ISIs a prooiem,problem, theme dangeruaiiKci ofv,i i "Symptoms o f this disease In ciation of Connecticut, meeting Triist Co., o f New Haven, and the Solimen* Mid KlagR, lac. town officials on the occasion of BCBSCRltmON RATES develop perfect souls automatical Naugatuck Valley Industrial coun like their entertainer and his joke. infection should not be overlooked | swine Include scaly, dry, reddened here yesterday elected William A. •84 (jMtei Mreat the fu n en l o f w ar dead, or at the Ona Tear by **■" ...... | 5 oo ly. at_ A. butchering time," the American Am*v4oAti ' ■Irln*skin; sloughingalmifFltlnar a off## a of# pieces fit of cil. He is alao a past president of funeraJe o f veten n s h en . The 81a montha by Mall ...... J They've been listening to It for Purtell president to succeed Ed For twelve years the Russians Foundation for Animal Health re the ears and tail; swollen joints the Gray Iron Founders society m atter waa considered to be much years. ward Ingraham of Bristol. and a member of the Connecticut have had this ConstltuUon. And, ported. “ In human beings, ■ swine and snouts, lethargy and a high Purtell, president of the Holo- more Involved than it might ap Weekly, by Carrier ...... J Some day, of course, something erysipelas germs cause a disease temperature,” the American Foun Advisory board of the Liberty Mu pear. dlncton were told. sX i? delivered. One Tear ..... »lAOO on Sunday, they formally observed Krome Screw Corp., of West Hart tual Insurance Co., and a trustee like a Nov. tad Is going to happen called erysipeloid, characterized by dation said. ford, w ill assume office Jan. 1, up Bonded Memoriuls The wishes of the family ate Waat of Mlaa.. Foreign ...... 818.00 Its birthday. of the ConnerUcut Public Expend painful skin lesions and other com “ Unless the trouble is diagnosed on the retirement of Ihgraham conaiderationa that have to be met Here's your Chn'stitias Said Pravda, praising the Con to radio. Quite by .mistake, quite itures covmdl. member o f plications. promptly, and infected animals who has served aa president the Connectient with. In some instances the fam t h e associated press stitution: “All paths of historic unscheduled, somebody Is going to ■The germ enters the system isolated. It may run quickly through ily desires extreme privacy. In The Aaioclated Preaa la eaclualvely two annual terms permitted by VaUey get on the air and tell a new joke. chiefly through breaks and bruises a herd, killing many hogs and Sheep Breeders To Meet othen public honon an accept •ntUled to the uae of " " “ J development lead to communism. the association’s bylaws. Memorial Co. all newo dtapatrhea credited to it. or And when that happens, all the in the skin. making others unprofitable for able. One could wish for the full and “Therefore, i f erysipelas has market. Moreover, swine erysipelas Other officers elected were: Vice It is known that the town fath- HOOVER Jot othSrwiae credited existing top entertainers on radio presidents, A . V. Bodine, president Wallingford, Dec. 8—W)—^The R OUTE 5 bedroom with a big' .«isa a w .«k Ind ftlso the npws pubiuhed h«w. accurate information with which been or may be present In the herd, may also infect other types of e n have on aeven l occasions been 56th annual meeting of the Con SO U TH - W IN D SO R All rlghta of repiibllcallon of apMlal will have about as many fans as the handler should protect his livestock and poultry.” ot the Bodine Corp., Bridgeport, rebuffed when they considered they The popular-priced Heever dUpatch^a herein are alao reaened. to apply that statement to condi and Franklin R. Hoadley, presi ' TelephoM Hartford 8-sng Governor Dewey had on the morn necticut Sheep Breeders associa were extending a courtesy and tions Inside Russia Itself. But our dent of the Farrell-Birmingham Cleaner. Model 3t. with exdit- A Serv- tion will be held next Wednesday, d irt f« r honor to w ar dead, either by pre Full aervice client ol N. E. ing of Nov. 3rd. some needed article for the new Co., Ansonla; treasurer, John Mr. & Mrs. Dresserl suspicion Is, and It Is a suspicion it was announced today. Prof. senting resolutions o f the Board, •ivc “ Positive Agitation'' (R lee. Inc. ______Predict that any certain. radio school, when it is ready for use. Coolidge, president of the Con backed by what Information the George R. Johnson o f Cornell uni or in attendance at the ritea. beats... as It sweeps... ae Wapping The club will decide on the gift. necticut M|uilfold Forms Oo., Antborlzod Dealer •,„ra ''& *.“*5.7.r'Airy - s : : comedian is going to be worth a versity U luted as a speaker. Fred In order not to offend either by outside world docs have about A large box of Christmas pres Hartford. ROCK o r AGES it cleans^. Cleaner aloiw— York. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. pinch o f salt six months from Yale of Meriden is president of the their pnacnce, or by their ab- conditions In Russia, that Russia Monday evening the Board of ents was also packed, to be sent to Vice President Two Years MONUMENTS aence, m em ben o f the Board last N ow there’s going to be buread o f now? Not us. Let the radio chaln.s Finance met and worked on the the Norwich State Hospital. This The new president has been first association. . 2 6 9 . 0 0 member audit Itself Is drifting continually night decided to ask local funenl plenty of drawer space in CIRCU1..AT10NS. bet their milUons, i f they want to. proposed budget for the town for w ill not be sent immediately and if directon to ascertain In each case away from what.m ight be called anyone other than club members 74.95 But let them not be surprised If 1949. if the fam ily would accept public your new Salem bedroom! the communistic Ideals o f Its own This afternoon the girls of Wap wishes to include something there the ladgh meters slump before honors, or would prefer to have Elach group comprises the Constitution. ping Grammar school who wish to will be'time to do so. Mrs. Her them passed over. The question Cleaning Tools hi bert W. Porter led in singing “Si regulation five-drawer chest, in other words, If It is true that they get their millions back. trv out for the basl^etball team waa niaed by Dlnctor Christie In The Mancheater Evening Herald. lent N ight” as a closing number. REAL and an eight-drawer dresser H an ^ Kit "all paths of historic development will meet at the Community To Builders and Others McCormick. ’The names o f Mrs. Ralph E. Se- At the present time, as a mark base . . two separate groups Wedneaday, December 8 lead to communism,” then Russia House. cord, Mrs. Norton P. Warner and 19.95 At a meeting of the Zoning W e have some very desirable lots FOR S A L E , cen ESTATE of nspect, public flags arq flown of drawers . . one each for is perhaps the world's leading vio- Mrs. Anthony Trione should be at half ataff on the day o f a Made to your order Columbia Board Monday evening, Joseph added to the list of solicitors for trally located at r ^ n a b le prices:— husband and wife! To make The U. S. And The U. N. Utor of this truth. For what is Krawskl was elected chairman body’s arrival, and the day of the the building fund'of the Windham Sixteen lots one block west of Main Street. Ideal for la Our Greate$t funeral of a veteran. this just about the most pop growing in Russia is not commu and Henry Johnson, secretary Former Under Secretary of The Bit and Spur Corral held a Oommimity Memorial Hospital. A proposal that special parking| ular bedroom imaginable, a nlsm at all, but a deepening and for the coming year. N o decision •The monthly meeting of the He a small building development. Basic Ffi/ue/ in 15 glorious colors a State Sumner Welles, writing in supper meeting a t Shell Chateau was reached on the application of places be provided for doctors here tall reeded pineapple-top The new Hoover .Cylinder strengthening and making per- bron Parent-Teacher Association Nine lots on Chestnut Street, near Cheney M llb, ripe was withdrawn last night when it the New York Herald Tribune, ------_ a Saturday night. The group voted Frederick and Clara Slater for a was held Monday evening at He When yop buy it, sell It was 'explained that investigation poster bed is included, and Cleaner, Model K>. cleans finds the big powers the villains manent of that dlcUtorshlp which renewal of their permit to use the for a small buildinK project. , to donate $10 to the Community bron Town hall. Francis Sullivan or trade it you want maxi shows that the majority of doctors this bed has a foot panel to o f the United Nations sessions In was originally supposed, in cora- house at Station 30 for a multiple was guest speaker. He is from One only left on Otis Street, 90 x 130 if you want a by powerful suction. New Christmas Tree Fund. mum value for vonr money do not wish the special considera BOLTAFLEX keep blankets tucked in! Paris and calU upon the Ameri- munlst theory, to be only a transl- dwelling. the audio-visual department of the lot near school, churches and business section. Don t tion. idea in dirt disposal—the Mr. and Mrs. Adam Michalik Friday evening members from Wlllimantto State College, and When You Engage The Usually 1298.00. can pubUc and American officials uon period. So far aa reaUty U were surprised Friday night when delay, act today. The measure was originally In Dirt Ejector. Cdmpicle with South Windsor of the Martha Pit spoke on that subject. troduced by Director Raymond to make up their minds whether concerned, the idea that Russia is 75 friends and relatives dropped Arrested for wet driving by De Fifty (50) lots west of Broad Street, near the N ew Lounge Chairs cieanina tods— in to give them a housewarming kin Wolcott Chapter D.AR.. of Jarvis Cooper who asked its withdrawal or not the poUcy o f thU country a communist sUte is one of those East Hartford and this town will tective Ralph Boylngton of the School Site. Zoned for a one and two-family house. Prices last night. ■ / party. Mr. and Mrs. Michalak and Colchester State police, was Wal continue to be to destroy the gUb world Ubels which U growing take part in the Golden Jubilee are reasonable, future bright. Organization .♦ ,,11 their five fchlldren have just moved ter KoMiko of Colchester. Emil __ 79.50 celebration at the Congregational United NaUons, or shall change to \ daily more untrue. into a fine new eight-room house Four very desirable lots left In Hollywood, located on To do any of these transae- church. East Hartford at 8 p. m. Rambush, a passenger in Koshko's Pravda went on to praise the which is just new ly completed. It linns you get maximum VFW iu Contest permit that InstltuUon to grow Mrs. George Bancroft wUl depict car, was also arrested for being Porter and Scarbrough Streets. One of the best neigh was planned■ ^ and- —built 'bb^^'“ y 'Jieir -- under the influence o f liquor. A r 5 9 . 9 5 The healthiest development of Russian Constitution by devoting several mUestones of the chapter's borhoods in town. Prices are below cost to clear. value backed by a highly son, Carol MichaUk, with the help rests were made Sunday afternoon a few adjecUves to the United fifty years in tableau form and a trained and experienced or- For Membership the Paris sesslonr, M r, W elles con of friends and stands on a knoll in Hebron. Industrial land on and near the railroad. Ted Cross tableau w ill be directed aiders, was the fact that “ the States Constitution. Said Pravda: overlooking Andover Lake, not far Mrs. Herbert W . Porter, much Business sites on Main Street and other sections. ■-anizatinn. from their former home. Mr. and by Mrs. Olcott King. Albert Jacobs, commander of smaller countries were able to 'Antiquated, undemocratic, hjrpo- appreciated aa a local soprano so Boltaflex is the miracle plasUc upholstery . . looks m p v c t iwr rw w r muuy wr i n m v i w 0 m m w Mrs. MichaUk came here from Tue'sday evening St. Ann’s loist, sang a solo at the Christmas VKW Post 2046 here has an like leather, feels like leather, wears like leather. rally world opinion in their at critlcal.”l • , ' Jarvis Realty Co. New Jersey and bought their for Mothers Circle of St. Francis of vespier service Sunday at the Fltch- EbWARD J. HOLL nounced that his post will begin W on't crack, chip or peel. Realatant to scuffing and tempt to find a peaceful soluUon Now the United SUtes Consti mer home on Erdonl Road from Assisi church met at the home of vllle Baptist church, entitled REAI.TOK.H participation in the VFW national wear, water, grease, alcohol, flame and fading. (k>sta Mike Bednar in 1919 and have Uved Telephone 5117 O r 5118 ' ww^sesywswi for the contest between the great tution has its American critics. Mrs. John Flood. “Holy Night.” Mrs. Porter and 6.S4 t!enler Street contest to secufe 600,000 new a fracUon of leather! polors Include reds, browns, there until now. SherriU CoUins o f Warehouse ‘‘We Cut The Earth To Suit Your Taste” Since 1903 powers....It is unfortunate that who gometimes concede it some- Mrs. George Boson also sang i TeL 4112 Or 7275 members by next September. greens, beige, blue, white, coral, grey and yellow 1 Mrs. Steven Sadlon and Mrs. Point, but formerly of Wapping duet, "O U ttle Town of Bethle The purposes of the drive, Ja tti^ efforU received such meager thing leas than perfection. The in Richard Davis, neighbors, planned and a graduate of Ellsworth Me hem,” accompanied by Mrs. W il cobs states are to add new strength encouragement from the Big gUtuUon of the electoral coUege, the party to which people came morial High School Is a frertiman liam O. Seyms, Hebron, organist to the VFW advocacies for nation from New York, New Britain. Staf Four.” for instance, qualifies for all three at Hobart College. He la a member at the Congregational church. The al welfare, world peace and an 'The Mr. A Mrs. dresser with Us ford Springs, Hartford, Andover, Both Dr. Bvatt and Secretary of Pravda's adjecUves, which U of the 90 voice Schola Cantorum. two singers, with Mrs. William equitable readjustment in benefits two rows o f drawers is- 56 inches WiUlmantic, Manchester and He the choir of Hobart and William Berriman, Worthy Matron, also for veterans ahd the survivors of General Trygve Ue were within ^jjy we are probably going to do wide with a 44V^x43 inch mirrorl bron. - Smith colleges, which will present sang "Star of the East.” veterans. Alpb. additional aupport their rights M United Nations of-1 gomethlng about it some Ume During the evening they an its annual Christmas carol service, la sought for an expansion of the wmiNs M c m S t e H n s fP»is l« in attempting to mediate soon. But whatever lU imperfeo- nounced the engagement o f their Sunday. Condensed soups were first can VFW National Home for war or <4 daughter, Emily Amelia, vriio will ned in 1869. WiTKlNS the Berlin crisis, Mr. WeUes Uons, the United SU tes ConsUtu- Sherman Collins, son of Mr. and phans and widows located at be married to Stanley Misorskl of Mrs. Asher CoUlns of SuUlvan Eaton Rapids, Mich. Jacobs de claims. But, because their effort tion has at least one scoring New Britain. June 25 next. They Avenue, was home from Fort Dlx, clared that many meritorious ap brought with them such rtfts as did not hapi^ to coincide with point. It is a Constitution which N, J., for the week-end. plications are being received,from a table cloth and napkins, ned lln ftiwrtffsn dlplomaUe strategy, is in effect, not on the shelf. dependent survivors of our war en, lamp and table Combination, they were vilified and punished for two smaU lamps and a fireplace dead to snter the National Home, and that la the desire of the orga an action which was only their set A delightful evening, with re RMICO Trtmuui Reports On Greece nization to expand the home ao as Marble base own ‘Tilghest obligatton" to their freshments, wy.s enjoyed. Hebron With 46 mch Thirty youngsters participated i ' NEED SPECIAL CARE ^ to take care of as many applica own responsibility as UN officials President Truman's report to tions as possible. Tomorrow Evening in the “swim night” sponsored by The Hebron Women’s Club had Congress on the situaUon in The Veterans of Foreign Wars is hurricane lamps ‘Tt might not come amiss,” says Columbia Recreation Council at a very pleasant party at the home DURING COLD WEATHER dresser now entering its Golden Jubilee Mr. Welles, “to ask whether we Greece admlU the truth, which is the Y.M.C.A. in WiUlmantic. Sat of Mrs. Nellie Rydell, Thursday from *7 to 9 P. AA. hear Better drive in today for Anniversary Year. 10,000 posts and wishw— . w—our policy — , ______to oontribute to ttiet the Greek guerrillas have in- urday night. Transportation and afternoon. Mrs. Clarence E. Por leadership were furnished by Dr. complete winter tnbrication nearly a million and a half mem a e growttTof the United NaUons I creased in strength since our dol ter and Mrs. William W. Hammond 9.98 and Mrs. Ralph Wolmer, Wilbur assisted as hostesses. A novel and bers will celebrate the founding of Mn. D o r o t h y Sarg en t _ a unlvstsal agency; so that it lars and guns started operating Fletcher, George Yule. Walter method of exchange of presents be ENGINE TUNE-UP this overseas veterans’ organiza 2 1 9 .5 0 may stin try to construct a last- against them, but dodges at least Card and Reginald Lewis. Mau tween members was used, ‘jin g le tions. Those who have served over seas or in hostile waters are Invit Watkins Vlctorifn hurri }ng world order out of the present some of the explanaUons for this rice Leonard alio furnished trans- BeUa" was simg, during which the, cane lamps are the kind you porUtlon and parking space for all ed by Commander Jacobs to visit In Christmas sonsrs find cnrolfl . . at tha prettily wrapped packages were Soliinene & Flagg, Inc. want to give! Milk glass or whether we wish this]fact, at his place o f business in the city. the Anderaon-Shea Post at any flame bed; same 5- passed from hand to hand. A sig with hand painted roaes; Stejnway and Solovox. Tha Solovox ia a government to use the United Na The explanation the President’s W ater relays furnished special fun time. ' - drawer cheat; but a nal was given for the music to 634 Center St. Tel. 5101 polished brass used between keyboard attachment which provides or tlons merely as an instrument to report features is that the Greek for aU and the youngsters were cease, when each member retained 46” dresser having aix the glass units and marbla drawers. Usually $249. gan tones to the piano accompanimant. A rm y somehow failed to foUow up pleased by a visit from their sum the package she had in her hands, bases! 17” tall; switch oper advance our own ends.” mer swimming instructor, A1 M ar the advantage it gained during 'rne gift.s were aprons. State Surveyors ated by key. Our policy on Palestine, Mr. tin, who with Mrs. Martin dropped Over $100 has now been raised DODGE-PLVmOUTH W elles charges, has been a delib the fighting o f last spring. in at the pool for a while. in one way or another, to be used PODGE Job-Ra^ed TRUCKS At Bolton Notch erate effort on our part to wran For this, in turn, a rather I as a gift from the club to purchase gle the United NaUons into accord cynical explanation has been o f I state Highway Department en with shifting strategic crnisidera- fered. It is that the rulers of Ellington i gineers have been surveying at Greece didn’t really want to bring tloaa o f our own. see us first and Bolton Notch where a large new the guerrilla war to a conclusion, By its movement toward an ex Wallace W. Bergh of East highway approach and railroad clusive wesUm military alliance since that miglit threaten the end street who underwent a m ajor op overpass la scheduled fo r con Special savings outside the United NaUons, the of the current stream of American struction next year. eration at the Veterans hospital There are indicatlona that some dollais. To them, the guerrilla United SUtes, Mr. WeUes charges, in Newington a few weeks ago ha;» Gift Suggestions stone win have to be moved from "is paving the way for a world di emergency, with its background recovered and returned to his the approaches, particularly on the home Monday. It w ill be some on your living room vision that may destroy the Unit o f communlsUc threat, is the western, or Manchester side of the Ume before he can return to his -Notch in order to give a clear ed NaUons.” magic formula for continuing position at the Cordteen dairies. For Those Who approach. American aid. Installation of officers will take r W Mr. WeUes cites the fact that The present westerly approach Christmas furniture place at the mMUng o f EUlington oven while pur dlplomaU at Paris No explanaUon at all la offered, is sharply curving and has been Orange which will be held in the froih any source, for the fact that Paint' or Draw the scene of many accidents. Sim were pledging our cooperaUon Town Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Frith the ettorU of the smaU pow in addiUon to the guerrillas who . Word of the death o f Frederick ilarly the highway Intersections l.K)a(ls of chairs of all types have east of the cut and present over ers to find a soluUon to the BerUn may indeed bo availing themselves Hemmeler's mother at Nova Sco- A Fine Variety of pass are abrupt and dangerous. special Christmas prices! Pictured crlsla, our mUltary government of- of the advanUges of the Albanian Ua has been received here. She will be brought to WUlington for New construction will do away j here is our popular Sheraton fan- e«-i»i« iB Berlin were pubUcly de fronUer in order to run and re burial, which was her home for with these conditions, it is said. back, chosen so often for its comfort claring the crisis beyond soluUon turn to fight again another day, many years. OIL AND W ATER and color. Available in blue, rose and announcing sweeping new de there are other Greek guerriUas The connecUng Unk by bus or gold cretonnes. •Floor samples. mands upon Russia which had stlU maintaining themselves in service between • Elllng;ton smd Held on Charge Hartford began here Monday COLOR SETS Choose two for only 89.00. never been menUoned by our dlp sections of Greece far removed morning. This aervice has been de Of Embezzlement lom aU anywhere else. from the frontiers and from any sired by town folks for a long “ So long as the fig b brass,” possibility of foreign aid and shel Ume and to know It has began SKETCH BOOKS, BRUSHES, says Mr; WeUes, “Is permitted to ter, The Greek Army must have seems almost a dream. Watertown, Dec. 8— UP)—John The annual meeUng o f the mem Carey of Andrew street, Milford, for your rrKisical Rich, deep loop shag determine the conduct of our for to be quite agile to avoid encoun bers of the CongregaUoiud church EASELS was bound over to Superior court Reg. $55.00 Chairs *49.75 eign poUcy, American support for tering them. ' will be held Thursday night In the last night on charges o f embexsle- the United NaUons may be long church social rooms beginning meot and obtaining goods under with the fam ily supper at 6:30 enjoyment for years on assurances, but it wiU be short false pretense. rugs for Christmas Laugh Meters May Slump o'clock. Henry Montesi of Oakville testi on performance.” A short time ago, there ap The Ellington Woman’s Club fied in Justice court that Carey Our record in the United Na- are rejoicing over the very suc had Insufficient fimds in hla bank to come • . * peared to be a posalblUty that ra cessful supper and bazaar they Uona has been that we use and account to edver a $3,000 check . . . dio might benefit from the disas sponsored Saturday night In Uio honor the United NaUons when it paid in aa automobile deal. giving ter which befell the political poll- town hall. This was their first at Justice Henry Campbell fixed agrees with our own desires, but atera on Nov. tad. Perhaps, it tempt at such a project and they bonds at $2,500 for Carey’s re that era ignore it, by-pass it, or realized approximately $150. lease. CABLE-NELSON was thought, radio would begin to Here’s rich beauty for bedroom and bathrooBg try to pressure it into line, when There Is some talk gf making it free Itself from the reaulta of its an annual affair as they have floors . . spots of accent color to place over living ever the coUscUve wisdom of the own polls and ratlnga, which al found out the interest o f the com A piano in your home opens to your family room carpet! Tliis is the finest loop ahag rug we’va assembM nations doesn’t h^pen munity. They are very grateful Delays 17 Years ways ratify the taste of some dis all the world of creative music. It interprets been able to find . . for the loop* are a pert of the to coinclfie with our own purposes. to all who made it the success It your every mood making it'possible to express woven back of each rug. You can’t pull out tufts; tant past. In aU the records of United Na- proved. To those who worked and To Seek Divorce But, at the moment when radio those who patronized them they yourself as is possible with no other instru thev launder beautifully. Uons business to date, there is no might be making some move to extend their thanks. ment. e (jhoose from six luscious colors, and white: instance in whldi United SUtes Miss Minnie Bancroft. R.N., is Los Angeles, Dec. 8— Pa free itself, if U digging Itself in tience didn't pay off for Mrs. Hy A piano makes your home the gathering Smokv grev, Horizon blue. Dusty rose, Nile green. poUcy has yielded or compromised home for a few days from the \Va- deeper and deeper. It la engaging r '.V5- man Gechtman. place for young and old, for wherever you find Alaskan gold. Lipstick red and Snow white,^ That carries the Inference that we terbury School for Nurses with in a big money w ar over the long her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles She told the court she delayed a piano you find singing and good fellowship. have alwa>’s been one hundred per ■1„ 17 years after a separation 'before Reg. $198.00 term contracts' of various enter- Bancroft, of Main street. . cent right, a dUDcult inference suing for divorce. She said ahe Give this wealth of enjoyment and enter 24x36 incH •••••••«»•••• 6*45 talnera. Tbo entertainers In ques hoped her husband, who as \ tailor when one realises that we have, Former Poetmaster Dlea tainment to your home thjs year in the Cable- 2Tx4H inch •••■•••••••*• S.95 tion are considered assured suc- had mended many things, “ might Nelson spinet piano. 525.00. Budget terms Frieze sofas 149 in the course of one year, present- Also ProtracloTs, T Squares, Drawing Inslfun*®®**? mend his ways.'’ X^ids •«•••*••,e•••••••••«• 2.45 ■aes today, and for the future. Bridge'port, Dec. 8— (iP)— Charlee ad to the United MaUens four dis .Mrs. Gechtman finally filed s\.it available. Other sizes to order. Otherwise they wouldn’t be con- F. Greene, newepeperman and for tinct and separate policies on Pal mer poatmaater here, died laat Lettering Kits and Drawing Boarda yesterday, charging desertion and Watkins outstsinding Christmas sofa feature! New two-cua)iion aldaied worth milUona of dollars non-support. She said they were estine ^hme. night after an lUneu of one week. buttoned back model with aquare cut-back arms, basedOT the old on tbo hoof. For the U yean he hgd been married 50 years ago In Russia. l>aw8 0 D f*vorit€.. Snuurt now. stylinR; old comfort! Ghoooo from But what U the successful radio 8 member of the editorial ataff of Tlve Bridgeport Poet. He waa ap Cecil John Rhodes, British col London grey, Norfolk blue. Coral rose or Forest grwn Goodall frieze That Waaderfnl ConatitnUon antertainar of the day? He u pointed poetmaater in 1915 and onial and imperial statesman, be covers . . for immediate, or Christmas delivery. Lim its stock I For twelve years now the people some ono who told a certain, joke held that office until 1925. He JOHNSON PAINT Co. gan his career in A frica when, at a f RnMia have poaaeaeed what U. ten or fifteen years ago, who has leavea hla widow, one non and tw o 16 and In broken health, he Joined WllTKIWS <4 M anctieiim M '1 . ■ grandchildren. Funenl aervlcee TEL. his brother who was farming in t r JTT"* * Constitution. We been retelling' that same joke up 699 M A IN STREET will be heldT hen Friday at 11 Natal thnt%^'%Mw ham much they arc to the present moment, and whose a. m, * MANTHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. WEDNf:SDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1948 MANCHESTER E^^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1948 PAGE EIGHT Jack H. Svana, Clarence A. Hgd-1 Maxwell M. Merritt, Marvin D. eluded one made to a Stamford Hartford; Joseph Labella. 50, also filling and r e ining Uqnor botOia. o f Hartford, William J. Andarvon, Lodges Combiue den and'Jamei O’Shea of New Ha Karp, Leon A. Bradbury, Robert ' More State ^ Grand Jury wife that he would get her hus McBride and Andenon w« ven; Jamea T. Healey, Donald W. F. Courtney, Tbomaa J. Hagarty. band out o f the Army for $425. In a fugitlva from jusUce and Martla both charged with transporting Only Framework Britain's New Prince Gets First Airing C. McBride, 32, formerly of Nor ' T o Hold Party Henry and F. Patrick Zailickaa. of Francia V. Manion,and J oto . J. | another case, Maher asserted, stolen c a n acroaa state lines. Btal- Waterbury; Helen Fi Krause and Newman. Refreahment on the Job— ~ Bdelman received $3,000 in credit folk. inan, Miata. Walker and Labella Of Building Left Aid Favored Indicts Six from a Stamford grocer on the Walker la accused of caahing will be put to plea today. Michael J. SlciUian o f Bridgeport; i government checks belonging to John Mather Chapter. Order of Harold Koj^lowlta o f New Britain; The South American rhea fre strength of hla alleged FBI con A aeventh InActment naming quently Jolnc deer or guanacoa to nection. h la hrotherrin-law; Miata la "several defendants" was aia« fS- Carpenterfi Salt Lake City. I>ec. $—(JPi—A. DeMolay and Manchester Assem Oefoge J. Yudkln, Derby; Irving To-days Trend in Industry ] Stamford Man Accused ebargad with sending obscene bly No. 15. Order of Rainbow for form mixed herda. The oetrich, a Alternfltlvc lor Munid- Other laActmeats Retnraed turned. Attorney Maher requeatad C. Boyle aaya the framework of a Schneider. Other indictmuita were returned writing through the maila; Labella Girls, are sponaorlng a Christmas larger member of the aame family, that 'this Indictment be aaalad buUcUnc ke recently purchaacd In Hartford attorneya admitted In pRiities PermiiMion to Of Having Posed as agaUiat Joeeph M. Mlsta, 54, of ia aceusad o f failure to pay retail party. Friday, December 10. at sometimea forma mixed herda with pending the arreat of the penona Loborars cluded Paul M. Palten, Henry B. Bridgeport; laaiah Walker, 28, of liquor dealer's taxes and with re- named. the downtown aectlon of the city 7:15 at the Masonic Temple. Party Armstrong, Francis J. McCarthy, sebraa and antelopea. Enter New Tak Fidds Agent o f FBI la atm there, but thafa about all. Committees have been planning a & Apply Foreman, Since Friday, Boyle said, thlevca program that will prwlde ample Hamdan, Dac. 8—(#)—^TTie state -As. Hartford, Dec. 8—(P) — Indict entertainment for all who attend. atole the bulldlng'a glaaa front will be asked to pve Connecti ments against six persona ware door, eight Inaldc doors, two toilets It is limited to Rainbow and De Deimoni SL Job returned by a Federal grand jury and one wash basin, 60 feet of gas Molay members. cut municlpaliUes more financial pipe, two sections of four-inch soil Dancing will be enjoyed to the halp or permit them to enter new alttlng here yesterday. pipe, a partition 14 feet long ami T h u s ic of Dick Brunette's orchestra, taxing fields. Joseph A.'Etelman, of 144 Henry 12 feet high and another partition and refreshments will be served. street, Stamford was accused of I Rainbow Assc.-nblies -and DeMolay A legtslatlve program calling eight feet long and 12 feet high. * for thoM alternativea was ap having posed as an agent of the But the thieves were considerate. ' Chapters from Hartford and New Boyle said they boarded up the ' Britsin will be present. proved here yesterday by the Mu Federal Bureau of Investigation front entrance »fter stealing the nicipal Finance Offleera Aseocla- with intent to defraud. Carburetors tien of Oonnecttcut. It will be s a v e door. U. S. Attorney Adrian W. Maher COMPLETE '22 Attorneys Get presented to the special State who presented the cases, said that AT FACTORY PRICES Study Oonunlaalon at a hearing In Btelman was arrested following SERVICE Named Assistant Federal Bar Okay Hartford on December 14. the complaint of three Stamford 44th la SUte Aid residents that they had given t' e Out . of Every Dollar AT Hospital Director Roger S. Baldwin, Greenwich bogus FBI man a total of 93,425 on Hartford, Dec. 8— —Twenty tax offldal and a member of the the. strength of promises he had C?onnectlcut attorneys and two Tax Study Commission, told the made. SUPERIOR New Haven, Dec. 8—fiiP) — Yale from New York state were admit SALESROOM group that Qannecticut was 44th These promises, Maher said. In- among the 48 states in state aid SERVICE University announced today the Sister Helen Rowe, nurse to England's youngest prince, the 21-diiy- ted to practice before the Federal bar by Judge J. Joseph Smith in to municipalitlea. What aid U 248 Spruce Street appointment of Dr. Hilda H. Kroe- old'son of Princess EllialH-th. pushes the youngster through Buck Advartlaement— ingham palace garden for his first time In open air. Carriage l« United States District court here OPEN D AILY given, he amid, la distributed un Manehcfiter ger, of Tucson. Aria., as assistant yesterday. fairly. Union, smallest of the Fraak Ralabew same one In which Princess EUiabelh rode 22 years ago. The prin state’s towns, receivea an average director of the Grace-New Haven cess did not go out- (AP photo by radio from London). The Connecticut admlttees w en When Jack Fsoet puts hla etdi- Community hospital. of flOS for every resident while Inga on your window pane. No on cleaning DRAPES - BLANKETS -r QUILTS- Heretofore, she has been admin O to 9 p.m . the city of Waterbury gets an av need to get those heavy blankets istrative assistant to Dr. Albert 8 but the Congress annulled the i erage of $4.14 per p e:^ n , he aaid. out again. Get a WESTING- W. Snoke, the hospital director election. A revolution led by Jose Baldwin said that in the nation, HOUSE ELECTRIC SHEET it FURNITURE COVERS and Yale’s professor of hospital Flgueres, a supporter of Ulate, LOCATED’ AT as a whole 32 per cent of all state BARSTOW’S Store. And throw Christmas overthrew the government. Fig-! expenditures went to local govem- adminlstratfon. sway all but one forever more. Well clean them the BETTER “SANITONE” way. Give you 25rc DIS Dr. Kroeger is a former director ueres has headed the ruling juntrf NOTICE m a n h e s t e r menta to aid them In their opera- Only $29.95. . Specials , of maternal and child health for since then. (: ' tlons. Massachusetts, he said, Or. Kenneth 8. FItser (above), wheae appointnoent as director o f re COUNT off our regular price. A real cleaning BARGAIN. ■(, the Arlaona State Health Depart contributed 33.8 per cent. New Jer search for the U. S. Atomic energy commission was announced, eon- READY »U bE -^ ment. GREEN sey 89.9 per cent and New York Call 2-00.30 or bring In your cleaning. Red Cross Lowers Members O f 42.8 per cenL ducts an experiment in the tihuMetr; laboratory of the Ualveralty . Oonaectlcut la 37th In popu o f OaUfornla at Berkeley. (A P wirephoto). • T ^ T op Coats tlon, aaveath In par capita income, Costa Rica Holds Fund Raising Coal The Ifalian-American Societies 21st In total state expenditures Atlantic violated hla probation was yea- *A n W ool Worsted per capita, and 18th In expendi- turned over to probation authori am evia Election Today tum for current operation per terdky sentenced to a year and a ties. Suits Washington, Dec. S—m — The You are requested to meet at the Italian-Amer- day by U. S. Judge J. Joseph Range and Fuel ------I THE n>EAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS capita, he said, but la 44th in aid Red Cross lowered Its sights today, lean Home at 8:00 Thursday night, Dec. 9, to pro Aik Jot it tiAtr to local goveinmenL Smith here yesterday. i Ooareatloii Date Aanonaoed San Joae, Ooata Rica, Dec. 8—(JP) The youth, Harvey M. Brown, setting Its 1949 fund raising goal ceed In a body to the Quish Funeral Home to pay tnuit-Hurki metn tk* tu rn thing. m v ie i. __Electlona for a Constituent As at $60,000,000 — one-fourth less PfIAU SAlfSROOM had been given.a two yeara’ sus Hartford, Dec. 8—(J^—The an ' $ 3 2 5 0 c sembly to review Ooeta Rica’s po last respects to a departed comrade, Pfc. Angelo pended sentence in U. S. District nual convention of the State CIO OIL sition under the ruling junta will than thla yeaPa total. F. Zlto. KnininGmiu New York Youth court here in 1947 for falling to re will be held at the Hotel Bond Basil O'Connor, president of the be held today. . •OTTUO UNDIt AUmOIVrY o r TMI COCA m * ' 0 -TV-C • tt 0 -m ‘ NEW AND TRADITIONAL FFUWLESSIDIAMONDS DIAMOND WEDDING STERLINB PATTERNS t A c THE NICEST THINCS GIVE AN ELGIN! irS MICHAELS (3 TIMED TO THE STARS A . Flowlatt Diamond, and PlatinumRing $ 1 2 0 0 A. OONHMR M IIIO SE------Yet, the nicest things coma from Michoalt. Tokt theta AMERICA'S A new pettflM ty m# ptente**^,.*^ fine gifts for the home. Hero you will M thot ideal I. Flowlatt Diamond, 14K (»old, A . 7 Diamonds, 10% Iridium Platinum Hem el Mtieric MlwMagl *32 A. INdewol Lady Bgin. AdtuMod. 14 4 Sid# Dipmondi...... $ 0 0 0 GREATEST WATCH VAIUEI. Chrittmot pratanll FOR LIGHTERS! I . TOWfU w n w i PMWWCliU______Karat Gold. Mock Cord Nraeelet....*7l“ 8 . 5 Diamonds, 14 Korot G o ld .... Ai Hamilton Dyson. 14 K Gold fillad Cata ...... a ~ . ^ C. Flowlatt DIomend, Platinum, Ae eecheeHea ere peaere edrii t*eeievea k. 1D47 Rogers Silver Floted Service For 8 ... •eecli el Freecti are"4«w *2/*" 6 Side Diomondt...... $ 7 8 0 Her Excallancy 21 Jewalt I . 21-Jewel Lord Elgin. Adpnted. C , Diamond Circlet, 10% Iridium Platinum..... I . Pair of Cuff Linb; 14 Korot G old ...... l . Silver Plated Sugar And Oeamer...... IJ M Ronton "Decanter Deluxe" D. Flowlatt Diamond. 14K Gold, Gold Filled Cota...... » 4 9 » C IIMT POAMr OP IMtir______Gold filled Cote Curved Crystal...*71“ Heavy Silva^loted Tobla Lighter...... *17** 4 Sido Diomondt...... $ 8 0 0 A ctieneieH ere partem el dooic d*<-t«Aaa D . 9 Diamonds, 14 Korot Cold...... plidtr eea vreM C M t Budda. 14 Korot Gold .- ______^ C Salt ond Popper Set. Sterling Silver. Clottie Hit Excallancy 21 Jewalt C Elgin Oaiuxa. 17 Jowels. Adjuitad. E. Flawlau Diamond, 14K Cold, Detign ...... •1 5 “ Ronton "Queen# Anna” Ottk Ughter 9. FIMK SM1H W009 lAT______10 Korot Gold filled C o m .______*5 0 ^ 4 Side Diamond!...... $ 8 8 0 Gold filled Cote...... *5 |*» I . 16 Diamonds, 14 Korot Gold...... 9. Dromond ting. 14 Kolot Gold------•1 Styled in Parted .^ '...... »1$" A WeettileHoe ere peltem et exeakilt..,,,^ D. Syracuse Chino. Rorol Detign <4 Piece ____ bmiuty *29** Dunhill Pocket Lighter, F. r Flowlatt Diamond, Hit Excallancy 21 Jewalt Service for Eight...... *9 S “ i . Elgin Deluxe. 17 Jewalt. Adjusted. f , 5 Diomondt, 14 Korot Yellow Gold.i...... L Starling Silver Ggouitte Cote...... — ...... * Smort Chrbnw-Finith ...... *10" TSKorot Whit# Gold...... ' t 2 7 8 L Nli9 6 lAITON lAMUOMHWIL.... Gold filled Cota and Bracelet...... *71“ L Ice • Bucket, Heavily Silver Ploted with 10K Gold filled C o m and Bond ....* * 5 “ A rredilieeel peMera el awitdic rme *23** Ronton "Whirlwind" With Ditoppeorihg O . 12 Diomondt, 10% Iridibm Platinum.'.— F. Rorrton Sterlirrg Silver Lighter...... — .* Godroon Border...... *... *1 7 ” Her Excallancy 21 Jewalt * -■t— hixM i*civa« a L Windthield. Chrome-Finith...... *8” G'. .Flovdett Diamond, 14K (Sold, F. INTENIUTKNUl JOM OF ARC...... , , Lady Elgin. 19 Jewels. Abutted. fit<« rioei Stt- 2 Side Diomondt...... $ '2 0 0 Cold filled Cota...... *52** A troditional polltm i« PrtAch mfh«««iC8 *2 F. Grovy Boot and troy. Plated...... $ 1 |I9 Cold fillad C o m and Bond______•7 0 “ A.S.R. Pocket Lighter, j H . 18 Diomondt, 10% Iridium Platinum___ _ •inf. With Ftd- 6 . Starling Silver AAilitory Set Oijtinctively Srhort in Chrome-Finith...... *7** H. Flowlatt Diamond, and 14Karot Ring $ 128 •rel Tex I*- 6. W A lU a WASHM6T0N.______...... "T ...... 6. 5 Piece Silver Plated Too Set Including _ _ d*a*d. A rreditieeel peWote. lerlr Aendeoe *2v Meet Mvde Fedirol Tea IMm tacMb Ndwol fiOl, ) feJiial foa Troy.’'Comille''Potternby Intemotionol •1 2 0 “ a** tnefc* fedwel Te fn'eat Includn Fadarof Tox Prlee* tadrrde Federet fee a ^ . * 4% ' #' V - — ^ 4 ' EASY PAYMENTS INVITED A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD A YEAR TO PAY. ..NO ADDED COST G3i YOUR SELECTION UNTIL CHRISTMAS JEWEI.ER.S . . . SILVERSMITH.^ SINCE 1909 m JEWELERS . . . SII,VERSMITHS SINCE 1900 98.-J MAIN STREET ...... OPPOSITE OAK 9 8 .'. M.\IN STREET ...... OPPOSITE OAK \ • »^i:-vH-'.' t ’’- - / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEUNESUAJf, DECEMBER 8, 1948 p a g e t e ^ Quiz Directors' events would permit and Mr. pires the latest. Mr. Fitzpatrick bers paid for the taxable year In Major Fight Write*iR CangMatwi About Town Doubt Arises Trumhn frit he could spare him. ary, Bloomfield wiU be the guest requested that all taxpayers In which they died and for prior tax For Jturtico An Tied The beUef now widely held by Blames the ConthiM speaker at a meeting of the St. This Is Sinbad Tax Refunds terested in claiming refunds first able years ending on or after Dor infoaned parsons bers is that, if Bernard’s Men’s CTub this evening ' Frank J. Mansflrid Marine DaL On Consolidation RockviU e ascertain that refunds are due un cember 7, 1941 during any part • — MANCHESTER — liOOin^ Now EDendale, Minn., Doe. •.—(*) and Auxiliary will e n ^ a supper On Marshall possible, be win retain his cabinet at eight o’clock at the church hall. der the provisions of tl)e law which of which they were members of the — EUendale beM its annual U l post St least until the inauguration For Conditions i/t Gi Father LaFontaine has made a Are Explained Seeing Is BeHcving—See This Real Bargain this evening at 4:80 in the Amy. Walter Mahoney, president of applies in this matter. All neces arm^ forces. Refunds are also lage electlan ysaterday and no and Navy clubhouse and foQow it Jan. 20 and perhape a abort time specialised study and research in sary assistance in the preparation authorized of federal income taxes Immediate ooeupaaey. Laeated la exetnalve Elisabeth Park body died for Justloe o f the the Manriieater Taxpayer sT. longer. If he mskeS the fastest City Council the field of atomic power and will On Shipping with a Christmas party, each, one Holding Post Orestes Demeter, former Man-4 American ^ of claims (or refunds is available of such members ren)ainlng unpaid aeetten. peace. to bring a cent gift. League, last night said he wanted poasibto recovery. Marshall will be speak on the general subject. “The at date of their death l>vt subse away from his desk much of that cheater reaident who aoma rime Greece a Collector Fitxpatrick Is* at any office of the Bureau of In When Judgeb counted the "to take just a minute o f the dl* ago left tor a vWt to hto native Atom Bomb". ternal Revenue in the state. quently paid by another person foe 6 roqra single and ami room, plus den. Large Uvlag rooni, « frsm raffs One) (Osatkmed froni Page Ooe) time. Afterward he will have to AdoptsRules An invitation is extended to all sues Statement on Vet* Sreplaee, fall tile bath, venetlaa bUada, large attic, completely' ballots, bowuver, they disoov- Tbs Manchester SU Club will rectors’ time” to find out how they Greece, has returned. He reports Ha« A ■satte Xi% Authorization for the payments any taxable year ending prior to bold Its seeond monthly meeting safeguard bis health with great men of the parish and to the December 7, 1941." ■ lasolated, steam heat, ell huracr, antomatle hot water. Wired Administrator ered ten in the race for that of- stood on the question o f consoUda- that whan Mma. Chlutg Kal-ShA care. >; that bealdea atopplag la Athens, ha The traveler arrived IMM eCMr of refunds to beneficiaries and nomic Ooopsratioa lies aa sticker candidates. Wednesday, at 4 p. m.. In Wnlton young men who are in High erans^ Estates for electric stove. Heated garage, large level tot. Near scbool Paul O. Hoffman. Uon of the town’s two ' firs dis completes her mission In this went to hto home on the Istoad of a hectic trip to thto country. school and interested ' in the sub heirs of members o f the armed and boa. Owner amvtag out of town. Solo ngenb But Zniendale still has no Memorial HalL A newly released tricts and fire departments. ICtytene. After sitting oat 14 fisffu fig Two New Ordinances forces who died while In active OallB Spselal Bteettaff country she will go home without ject to attend the meeting. Fol Msllcn summoned his follow Justice o f the peace. For carii colored ski movie, “Ski Tips,” wfll The Board of Directors shied Lush Profits Conditions are very depreeesd in ■tolkss, heavy seas, fog and a agf- Connecticut’s Collector of Inter service is embodied in Public Law be shown ss a part of the program the asBurmnea of wholesale assist « Passed by Rockville lowing the talk refreshments will nal Revenue, John J. Fitxpatrick oommiasionors to a spoclal session of the write-lne got only a sin vay from expressing any opinion Greece, Dcmeter aajrs, due to the aanger “slt-ta,” he antvUff iS o No. 367, approved August 5, 1947. ^HOTONLYB E U IV ^ ance in money, arms, technical ad aftermath of wrar and the current today issued a message in con GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO to ooBsider the policy derision gle vote. And no aolutlon to in recognition. of NatloiiU Ski at tto time. , tote Monday night an honiff tte O fficials be served. T h e law,” Mr. Fitzpatrick re- Week. Speakers will out-Uns tbs visers and moral support which her Hasten Bust civil war whlrii baa made an armed Legion Anxlllgry nection with federal income tax REALTOR whlrii Hoffman ordered into effect the dilemma had been found Consolidation is reportedly load government has bop^ to obtain. Uner Queen EHwheWi ntStUg |K>rted "authorizes the refund of BUT'UIOSENS UP’ RenI Estnte—Insurance—^Anctfoneer today. local dub activities. National Ski ed with pollUca, dynamite and camp out o f the nation. He aeya steaaMd into New York Burtoff There will be a meeting of the refunds to beneficiaries of mem federal income taxes of such mem- Jan. 1. PoHclea Mem Srildly Set that the peiqila yearn for a return Rockville, Dec. 8 — (Special)— bers of the armed forces who died 100 HENRY STREET TEL. 5278 The EGA chief said he baaed hU Pdtrol plans, and Eastern Ama dead cats. (Coettaacd frem page Oae) from Southamptoh g«A nisiiuum American Legion Auxiliary this teur programs for 'the coming In Europe American poUdtea are to atabUlty and an end to warfare, At the meeting of the (Common evening in the G.A.R. hall at eight while in active service between the aotioa on the grounds that the Mahoney, told that dlscuaaioa even more solidly set along Unea • with 2,209 passengera on board. - year. anc$ he Namae the Ruariana for The ship’s weary o’clock. Following the business dates of December 7, 1941 and De use o f Mgher-oost Ameri«;an ahl^ sioa’s liaison man with ECA, did on this subject would take a lot mainly worked out by Marshall. proodmatriy 17_ per cent less today Council held Tuesday evening, two m em ts the military turmoil between the it im n m coids) «l‘»wn the ffsngplanm meeting there will be a Christmas cember 31, 1917. pinff for surii prMuets as ffraln hot know yesterday that Hoff longer than a minute, did not 8upp<^ o f the iCuropean Recovery than It purchased In January. guerrillas and the Greek new ordinances were adopted, both Mra Lovlna H. Hutchinson has prcao for reply. social for the members with the The executor or adhilnist'i^tor of m tuasni has been prescribed by and coal la cutting into dollara man bad ordered the shipping pol program—with more billions to Im 1445, when weekly earnings were of whlcJi will become effective De TUNING AND thousands of Doctors. It not only come over from Gilead to spend her at their wartime peak.” he said. ment However, he sUtS SSi SSSST junior members of the Auxiliary a deceased serviceman’s estate, or meant for Buropean recovery. icy change. But ho said the tor^ asked (rom the next Congreaa— the conditions In Greece edticb which. unobUxatod cember 18, one pertaining to the relieves such coughing but also But Mellen, who only yesterday eighth consecutive winter with her Labor’s Views Heard through a strike ctooss impounding of illegally parked as guests for the evening. Santa his heirs may, under certain con' REPAIRING ‘loosens up phlegm’ and makes A ChrUtnuu Gift Suggestion eign aid agency was planning to bon and daugbter-ln-Isw, Mr. and Winner Named firm determinstion to hold on in mak* it possible for (fommunists Claim will attend the meeting, and ditlons, receive a refund from the It easier to ralM. n a rm sis is charged any such action would aSk Congress to alter tbs 80-50 blockaded Berlin, negotiation of a The committee devoted today’s to hold on are directly connected et contrseta peipaltted pasasninrs automobiles, and the other In re amount to a “sell out” of the Mrs. Arthur E. Hutchinson o f 188 aeeslon to hearing labor’s views to remain on board ship at fknith- gard to sidewalk nul.sances. The there will be an exchange of gifts, go"emment by filing Form 843, safe and mlabty effective for provision. North Elm street- Mrs.' Hutchin North Atlantic defense alliance— with work and food. i%ere would followed by nr entertainment pro Claim for Refund, with his office, Leonard Eccelleiite both old and young. Pleasant TIME ~ FORTUNE - LIFE American merchant marine, re Any such change, be declared, all are declaied purpose! of ttaq after two days of testimony by be no Communist leantni^ In ampton and paid hotel afid aoeal first ordinance provides that the son. contensrisn, who passed her By Girl Scouts eronomlsta and accountanta gram and refreshments. Mr. Fitzpatrick said. Dates for 11.8 Center St. Tel. 4757 ported: would destine the United States American goveniment whi<'h were Greece at all. Demeter believes, if expenses for passengers strsadsd police may have cars which are ,giShX'4PEIini8SIR(-, Gift Cards Sent On Request *Tf Mr. Hoffman la so interest one hundredth milestone on July .Senator O'Mahoney (D., Wyo.’ ), parked ilfegally taken to a desig claiming these refunds are: Not to become ”a second rate maritime evolved under MsrshsU’s direction people could secure $18 s week in caierbourg at an estimated cost Ineninr l> x Aid ed in having ahippjng prices com 21 last elects to divide her time Mra. H. L. Preston, 21 LtUey a committee member who long hais of 820.000 a day. nated garage or “ pound.” It will Farmers in this locality will at later than December 31, 1948; or power without a prayer of meet between her native Gilead and and will go forward In nia absence. Jobs—Just enough to ^ t by on. petitive. why does he not demand been plugging for a modified ver Scheduled to leave Southamptoa be necessary for the owners of the tend ah Income tax school for within three years from the time ETHEL McMULLIN ing military ahlpikng needs if an Manchester. During her first win street, was the winner of s hand- Exactly how koig that abaen> ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1948 Ma n c h e s t e r E tE N iV G h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., We d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r s , i 94S PAGE TWELVa were convinced purchase would not tutions will not affect the safety owns located Just east of the] Bluabath Bentley, eelf-deacrlbed HoWeU Oieney Technical school j ■ I ■!■ ■ " I w m^t4 '■ — tlnued ita aaparate atpionage In be a good investment It would Sees Increase or health of the residents, (^ham- vestigation with U. 8. Dlatrict At Chinese Army former Communlat agent who has Present Fee Move to Hold Off Sale cost up to 82,000, be said, to fix bars reported that local phimbera am School atroet. The property | Boys Get Permanent Red Delegate torney John P. X. McOohey aay- Obituary figured prevlouely In the apy up the average duplex houee for are unable to get galvanlasd pipe has been held in order to provide [ LAST To Introduce Wave for Forelock ing it la closer than ever “to a probe. single occupancy. The confined As Justified and that he considered the use of room for poaaible expansion of the | final conclusion.” Group Breaks This was disclosed yesterday by Plan Favored play area for children that mlidtt copper tubing a solution to the trade school. In his letter to the : Urges Ending Promise to Help Alex Campbell, head of the Justice Of Federal Housing follow private ownership and shortage which has been holding directors. Chairman Charles 8 .1 NewDPBiU/' Clevelan-,1. Dec. 8.—(/R—Ju department’s Criminal division, fencing waa cited aa a drawback. up completion of Jobe here. House ot the Board of Education I TOY SAUB venile fashion fad: A perma 2. The FBI and Rtate depart who came here from Washington Board of Directors Not Put over to the second January •tated that while he has ascer In The Factory nent wave for the male fore ment promiaed help to the House Funemls Out of Circle Re«alt of Poll Tsken The feeling. Symonda said, ts Korea Group committee Inquiry. John E. Peu- to confer with hia aasistanta. Board of Directors to from Uia safe date notice. The Poet that any purchase would be meeting wae a request from Frank tained no expansion of the school Win Eliminate All Fea- lock. is against sale to anyone not going "forced” on tenants. To Be Represented ‘3, flehauff that he be granted a ten Is in prospect tor the Immediate rifoy, assistant secretary of state, dnUDs Knlplnakl (Conttuacd trem Pagn Om ) Among Part - Time per vent increased payment on hie future, he feels the property Five of the boys In high (ConMniwd from Page One) told reporters security regulations The funeral of Julius Kulpinski Negotiate With Federal to use the hotuea for personal No Price Infonuatkm At Hearing turea Causing Objec- school at North Olmsted have Health Officers o * rciltlffncc. The federal housing representa garbage removal contract. should continue to be held, since KAGE TOT GO. have been tightened and "I would was held at 9 a.,m. today at the | g^phow a week ago In ao attempt Christmas Sale Schaub, who has a contrswt not the town might want it, and m ELM STREET MANGHISTBR Present Law revived a stunt of years ago bate, and then they reserved the rather think” there can be no more Polish National Catholic church, Agency to Prevent j General Manager Waddell re- tives, asked oy directors if they tion to by getting permanents for a v .fi — 1 relieve the 12th Army group. , * z t ___ ' ported that he and the Manches- had any idea aa to the sale price TTie Board of Directors last expiring luitil 1950, gets 5^000 other caaaa has been put to large Cheney Clodi BRildinK front lock of hair, leaving the right to speak at length on th£ op leaks of official eecreta. leaving the - W. P. Quisb Funeral The former Suchow garrison, Most Successful Hartford. Dec. 8 (Pj—Part- A CtlOn H e r e ter Housing Authority had pre- night decided they would not be anmuUly for garbage removnL He and imusual expense to secure posing resolutions. 3. The committee made new at Home at 8:30. Rev. Steven Stry- time health officers are in favor of O' the unite, eteted they had none repreaqpted at the coming hear Open 9 To 5, 6 To 9—Satnrday 8 To 4 Washington, Dec. 8—irP)—Rep- rest of the coiffure in its natu made up of three Army groups, is I pared a questionnaire which had since they were not familiar with noted, in hla request to the Board, needed land when the time came Malik called the American-spon- tempts to locate a typewriter on jcwakl celebrated the mass. Or trapped in * ahrinklng pocket • - " 1 the present fee system for their been aei ing before ' the Public Utilities that his costs have risen by 18 per to enlarge school facilities. The reaenUtlve Walter (D., P«-> to ral .state. which it thinks some StAte depart- ganist was Mias Clara Skrabaez Gibbona Asaembly, Catholic La- services according to en informal Further negoUationa with the been aent to the 200 familiea in tho> appraisal figures. They aaid Oommisaion In which the Connecti _ sored joint resolution a result of aboiit 50. miles southwest ,of Sii- federal housing agency. In an at-. Mj® project He reported 152 re- that similar unite In Clifton, N J. cent, largely, he reported, beeguae houses now bring an income to day completed a new displaced per “ I horsetrading whereby the south . menl documents w'ere copied, while Miss B^nce Pron was solo- £|,o^v. I dies of Columbus, had reason to be poll taken today at the fall .meet cut Company will seek establish of the accommodation he ^vea the town. The directors placed the ! Korea reglnie ”ia selling th e! *■ It tried to find o\it where 1st. ing of the Connecticut publle tempt to hold sale Orford **“®*' had sold for 55.600 in the case of ment of a flat ten cent bus fare to sons bill which he said would dim-1 Neutral military obsen’era in~ Jubilant over the success of their off ot SabntU BtotfsUca a one bedroom duplex house, 56.500 residents. As an example, he aaid report and recommendation on Inate all- thei features President' country to the United States Armv the copies were microfilmed, Burial was in the Polish Na ported that elements of 12 Com'-, Health association in the -Avery Village homes eeemed in prospei replace the present three-fares-for- bis contract does not for iw> file. 1 for 25 years” Jn exchange for ( 5. The committee hcldjthe eve- tional Catholic cemetery where first Christmas baaaar, which Memorial. - Information gathered, he said, for two bedroom duplexes smd 87,- a-quarter rate. Truman has objected to in the pres muniet columns have been identi opened last night at 9 o’clock in last night aa the Board ot Direc-' shows that there are 68 veterans 500 for three bedroom duplex moval of rubblah. but he haa been ent law. ' Weddings American auiH^ort for the- south ning open for a possible night ses- Rev. Stryjewaki conducted the ‘ fied as the encircling force. Ri^ The vote was almost two to one tors voted to instruct tieneral The hearing is scheduled aa a taking it as an sccommodatlon. Korea government in the U.N. He j slon with Chambers, in case the committal service. j the Knights of Columbus home. in favor of paying the ncalth in the tract, of whom 8 are veter homes, the figure being that for continuance of those hearings held In nddiUon, hv cites the fact Walter, the No. 2 Democrat on Gen. Chen Y1 was reported moving Mrs. Alma Hubbard, who was in Manager George H. Waddell to ob ans of Worid War I. There are 84 the entire house. the House Judiciary committee ( said that while the United States grand Jury releases him. Bearers were Charles Scrabaez,! additional columns against the officer for his time. Dr. Stanley tain additional Inforn.atu-n rela last September when the traction that he waa supposed to collect fJerO B fj y i planned to keep forces In south Nixon said the three men newly Anthony Postula, Peter Polizoga.; charge of the apron booth, states H. Osborn, state commissioner of non-veterans. Of those'reporting. It was noted that the federal company originally brought In its which handles such legislation, Smith-Fontana pocket. that at 7 o’clock every one of l^r tive to the rental shortegf here. It 93 would like to buy their homes agency in this area now has a new garbage once weekly from Green told a reporter he will introduce Miss Joan Fontana, daughter of Korea indefinitely, Russia would named by Chambers as part of a Peter ^ p atk a , John Wrobcl, and i Offering Stiff Resistance health, presiding at a meeting of is the intent of the Ekmrd to show request for the fare ri*e. *At that Haven, but has found it necessary the measure when the new Con ti-ansml.ssion line that fed him con Felix Zatkowaki. i choice assortment of aproAs had the Health officers said he was iil if they could make* arrangements director, John P. ,Kane having suc time the Manchester Board of Dt- to do so twice weekly. He notes Mr. and Mrs! Innoccnzo FontMa have no more soldiers in north ! The three Nationalist Army been sold. ’This was true of the favor of having the doctors receiva that sale of the project iiousea. at while 53 would not be Interested. ceeded Sumner Wiley who is trans lectors did not send representa only’2 6 9 ^ ■ ■ " gress opens January 3. of 177 Oak street, and Raymtfnd Korea alter Jan. 1. fidential government papers all are I groups were described as offering this time would work a eerioua ferred. there are 500 more homes here His bill, he said, would guaran civilians and he thinks all now attractive hand knit goods, pot Just compensation for their time. Wilhng to buy under the priorlUea tion. than at the time of hla taking on D. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Political committee la work- I stiff resistance. The Second Army holders, toys and all the other hardship on the tenants and on setup of Public Regulation No. 1 Questioned as to whether any General Manager Waddell said tee against racial, religious or Daniel J. Smith of 37 North School. ing against time, are off the Federal payroll. Baby Ig Beaten I group, led by German-trained To Investigate Problem - the town, due to the continuing the contracL nationalistic discrimination, dou Hr said one used to be in the items offered for. sale. Dr. Osborn announced he would are 67, and against such a priority •ale action might occur before the' that the Board, on that occasion, The Board of Education report street, were united in marriage in | Must End Debate Tonight ¥ •..1 TS I emuChiu ening-enuanChing-Chuan — one oi nf methe Mrs. Mary Little and Mrs. Leona appoint a committee to investigate shortage of rental housing. system are 69. coming meeting of Congress, both felt that the small increase waa ble the number of homeless Euro St. James’s church recently by the Chairman Paul^Henrl Spaak of State department. Another com tty L ilttle B o v s Nationalist's most respected field Waddell told the directors last ed agnlnst n propoeal that the When Minutes peans eligible to enter the United mittee member said a ' second Joyce report much interest and the problem in ^he light of the ; every case of those report represenUtivea said that they felt JusUfled since there had been no town might now, while prices are Rev.JVi Frederickricuciii.iv McLean.iglLVrfcgwi. ’ Belgium has a««sa ruleda ua^\n that it ii mustguuav end i ------. _ - • • I commanders — was bearing the night that at the present time ing, they asserted that sale now it unlikely. " rate Increase for many years and States, and give thefn four years— The bride who was given in mar- ■ its debate by tonight. The Assem-1 worked 1^ the Buwau ^ bwna- I brisk sales of Italian pottery and | poll taken. He said that at the . there is a "live file” ot over 300 high, dispose of two houses it Count instead of tw-o years—from last ards. That left Number 'Three i .gan Francisco, Dec. 8—(/P>—Ju- brunt of the Red attach . , minantique4 uc cuppercopper odjccis objects.. eeauuiuiBeautiful iI preeenipresent time several of the health would work a seriotu hardship on The represenUtives aaid that in costa had Increased greatly for the riage by her father was attended bly winds up Saturday and the As Clear weaker Intensifi^ j* poinsettia and other plants added' officers working on a |part-Ume applicatlona for any vacandes them. Many who might like to Clifton, when aale actualiv started, ebrapany. fame doetor leto- July to apply- for admission. hy Miss Gilds Accomero, and j sembly must act on any resolu- inaccoiinted for, and nobody wAuld | venlle authorittes sought today to that might occur in Orford Vil buy do not feel they would be in 208 homes were sold in 30 days in Denounced As Unfair talk about him. probe the minds of two little boys. 1'* ?' to the I general decorations and basis have been placed on a salary. Actton Is Postponed pbw a hi* prearrtpttou Walter Gutzmer was best man for tions passed to give them legal ef- Fighters and bombers were shutt- found ready buyers, I The chronic disease program in lage. 'nieae, added to.such per any position to make purchase ar one project, and that in the case The BoaH voted to put over for Under the present law 205,000 Mr. Smith. I feet. The new names, Nixon said, are !,'V and 4'a, to determine what mo- ling between the capital and the xr.,..— iri * sona aa might be dispossessed by rangements. of duplexes whose tenants enjoyed to WeMnn’a ovei nui fut- European refugees are to be given in addition to th^t of Alger ^iiss, J tivated their attack upon a three- combat areas to the northwest, ' Margaret Klqtzer a conti- the state Department of Health action at its next meeting a re The veto prnlessHiial wire tat ----- . - . .. , .... The bride wore a street length i ------, ..... Dr. James C.- any sale, he said, show the exist Ne Other Quarters Available similar priority rights, they drew quest from the Chamber of Com entry to this country the next t\\o ofw beige tissue taffeta,! former High State department of- months-old baby girl in the next The critical nature of the battle 1 turae- i l - - ^ e t y of home - - . ‘^li^sTa'tVrhat a recent aur- ence of a rental emergency here. lota to see who would be the buyer. iiumrdtale deNvery to years. "The measure, p a ^ d y accessories and corsage of i flclal who now heads the Carnegie was reflected by a government o r-; made'““V" foods, and «e»«ou8delicious sand- Waddell reported he felt that merce that the town donate 5100 door apartment. vey showed that one out of every In addition, he felt that at least tenants would have a desperate The hearing drew about 50 rep- toward the cost of Christmas street the 80th Congress last July, was gardenias and pompons. Her maid British Gel Storv Endowment for International The baby, Louise Joseph, was dcr extending martial law to the served at aa many more persons, not rei;ts- Dewey-Richman denounced by President ’Truman 'two persons will die because of time to find any other quarters. ranentatives of various groups. lighting, this Including the area of honor wore a green faille dress PeSce. taken from her crib, thrown to the Wuhan area of central China. This *. V* *^12"® ‘•p* some condition directly connected tered, are rent-hunting. WaddeU Moat of the familiea have children, The Board of Directora indicated from the center south, which last during the recent campaign as be with corsage of yellow roses and Part of Testimony Released floor and kicked and beaten ao se includes the big city of Hankow, i members pointed out that the applicant fig ing imfalr to Jews and Catholics. Jewish Forces Go Wuhan and Hanvanz brought their choice china and ta- | " „ Waddell aaid, and he knows of that after exact data on the rental year waa aided by a 590 town do. Co. pompons. The committee already has re verely doctors felt she had only a i ures have remained fairly con only two familiea not ao “handi •icrtage here has been prepared WELDON'S Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New leased part of the testimony in ^ *' blc appointments from their; Meeting In Two .Sections stant in the last two or three nation. The town also annually 901 MAIX ffTKEET ■york, the Republican presidential The bride’s mother was attired slim chance to recover. homes. The meeting today was divided capped” from a rent-h^ting and linked to the situation tliat contributes to the lighting at the OCULIST in maroon velvet and the bride- Into Battle Again which Chambers accused Hiss of Police Officer Lois Sebenau said years since the peak of 500 appli viewpoint. In addition, (jrford would prevail if Orfonl Village candidate, also was critical of It. supplying .secret State department The Council, room was most:*"^° sections. At the general cations was reached, and this al north end. Walter's bill would declare a groom’a mother in grey faille. the five-year-old boy told him: "I' Donald Hi88 Called attractively decorated by chairmen a panel discussion on "What renta, from 529 to 541 monthly, were sold, the information will be On request of Building InapeC' FRESCRIITIONS FII.LKU Both wore corsages of pink split (Continued from Page One) documents to him In 1937 and 1938 don't like babies.” That was the, though in the meanwhile Man con hardly be duplicated else fo^trarded to the federal housing diaplaced person eligible for con for relay to a Russian agent. _ , , of the different booths, and here I Wow to Tell the Public” waa chester has itself completed an 83 tor David Chambers, the Board NEW FRAMES sideration If he entered Germany, carnations. only explanation. He described the I \V ltll rllR R l’OtllPI* ‘ merchandising was c a r-:‘^o"<*"®ted under the direction of where now, he said. agency with a recommendation voted to authorize him to approve The ceremony wae followed by a Beely said the Council could take The testimony waa taken in pre I boy as bright beyond his years. unit rental project for veterans at The Mancheslcr xluualng Dispo that any sale action be postponed LENS DUIM.ICATED Austria or Italy on or after Sep liminaries to the trial of a 575,000 TTUll i i l B irtedon. I Miss Nell McKcever. health cduca- Vethaven. the use of substitutions for certain tember 1, 1939, and on or before wedding breakfast for twenty- severe measures up to and includ The baby’s father, Ellis Joseph. ' ------Mrs. 'Thomas Morrisse}^ and Miss! consultant of the United sition committee, which includes for the time being. building and plumbing materials REPAIRS MADE Multiple five relatives and friends, served ing diplomatic and economic eanc- libel suit Hiss has brought against was out getting a newspaper when | Would Work HardaUp the general manager and the lo for scarce items when such substi April 21, 1947. Chambers in Baltimore. (Continued from Page One) 1 Veronica Steltz were co-chairmen S'tates Public Health setwice. "There is no question that sale The present dates are Septem at the home of the bride. Uons against either aide which the attack occurred, and her moth — 1 of the gei^ral committee. Following Dr, Hart’s talk tho cal housing authority, urged Electrolysis When the couple left for an un I failed to observe Council orders, or Hiss has denied the charges in er waa working. health officers heard a panel dte- now a-ould work a general hard againat sale as such action would ber 1, 1939, and December 22, 1945. a statement. nled all of the charges. Chambers ' ------ship and provoke a rental crisia Former Japanese By moving up the latter date, Wal announced wedding trip, the bride I inunediately convene to consider The boys and their mothers were made the assertion before the ' " cuesion on "Responsibility of tho “create a hardship to the majority Superfluous Hair Removed was wearing a grey suit with Besides the sworn testimony of called into Juvenile court today. Health Officer in Child Day Care here,” Waddell said. ’’Possibility of present occupants.” Safely, Quickly and ter said, thousands of persona the “present situation.” Chambers. Nixon says that ao far House Un-American a c 11 vities -that 200 more families might be viarelu nC'.'J would become eligible who moved matching acceaaories and corsage The Anglo-Trana-Jordan -treaty Police said the baby was beaten committee. Engagement Centers,;’, Dr. Harriet Northrup It waa the opinion of the ten Officers Sentenced Permanently of gardenias. ’They are making the onlv evidence the committee .Sunday but the attack was not was chairman of the group. turned out if Orford Village is ants tbenmelvcs that by all means Combining Our Into Germany, Austria or Italy to waa negotiated'In 1946 and revised has on Hiss is bundled up In; T im ing'Up "Real Evidence” sold Is something we do not like Appointmeats Strictly Private •scape the Russians. This provi their home for the present with in 1948. traced to the boys until yesterday. U. S. Attorney John F. X. Mc- the present rental status be main Mr. and Mrs. Fontana. Thtee memorandums about State to think about.” tained. Yokohama, Dec. 8—(P) — Sen Free CouMultatlea sion, he said, would apply especial No Report OB Advnnoo department business which Cham Gohey said yesterday’ the grand Attendiog last night’s public Clqeed Wedneaday Afterueeua ly to Poles. The bride is employed by Ham Acting Palestine Mediator Ralph Jury 1s turning up some "real evi FaRan-Eggleston Speaking for the tenants. tences ranging from one to 24 4th Anniversary You havon*t heard FM until you’ve Vlau To Be Proporttoned ilton Standard. Propellers. She bers says Hiss gave him and which Mr. and Mra. Peter B. Fagan, of Public Records hearing, called for the purpose of yean imprisonment were Imposed Open Thursday Bvenlaga Bunche said he hao no report on a handwriting expert aays are in Mayer Scheduled * dence.” 429 Main street, announce the en discussing a reported impending Charles Bogglnl, chairman of the Mary ('ros.«en. R.N., Prop. Walter aaya his bill’s "guaran gave to her attendant a gold any Jewish advance. Bunche said "We are closer than we ever tenants’ association, said thkt sale today on six former Japanese tee” agidnst discrimination would cigarette caae, and the bride Hiss’ hand. gagement of their daughter. Miss aale of the houses were represen And A 869 Main SI.. Tel. 2-2667 heard it through the U. N. observers were at Aqaba and Information that most of the To Be Witness have been before to a final con- i R F ^ in z - Warraatoe Deeds tatives of local veterans’ organi would "create an Impossible sit lieutenant general! and a colonel require that visas be issued to the groom’s gift to. bis best man was that six mobile teams of observers elusion,” McGohey added. i Patricia i*' R. Fagan, to Harry F. Burton T. Allen to Otis M. and uation in that those forced out Over Marktw’a various racial and rellgdoua groups an initialed matching tie pin and documents the committee has , zations, Orford Village tenants convicted of packing war prison- are In the Negeb desert In South taken from Chambers in the form Another Federal courthoiise B. Lena J. Kies, property on South and other Interested citizens. Al would have no place to move.” Christmas Special! in rte same proportion that the belt. Mr. Smith is employed by Palestine. Lbs Angeles, Dec. S—l/Pi source =o.v.said "every...... effort” is be- j » r. . . Wain street. Even the consideration of priori era into "Hell ships.” number of displaced persons In the Keith Furniture company. of copies or films came from an so present were Joseph McHenry An Eighth Army court held the *‘I would think any aubstantial office in wliich Hiss worked. That Louis B. Mayer, MGM chief who | fng made to obtain quick indict- . “"A•"'* '■** Bffffjeston. Joseph F. and Grace Viola Ma- and Arthur Barton of the New ties, he said, ”is not practical each group bears to the total num movement toward the Red tea eloped last Saturday with the for meats. No date has been set for the loney to Christopher Totten, prop now.” He asserted that the only defendants responsible for trans ber of displaced persona. was the office of Francis B. Sayre, wedding. erty on Summit street. York office of the federal housing porting 17,000 Allied war prison Club or Wing Chair Johnson-Moriarty would be noted by these observers then assistant secretary of state. mer Mrs. Lorens Danker, was Any indictments by the current tgency. question was that of insuring that $29-50 Christmas ft »50 Among other changes, Walter’s or by the conflicting parties them scheduled to testify today in the grand Jury would have to be re any sale will be postponed tmtil ers aboard overcrowded ships — Formerly $37.50 ...... NOW measure would do away with the Announcement is made of the Peurifoy said there is no doubt One fact emerged from the hear conditions which resulted in "pain, marriage of Frieda Morlarty of selves.” Bunche said. that the documents the committee breach of contract trial of sus turned by Dec. 15, expiration date ing to console those worried about Jiouaing shortages ease here., top preference presently given ' Moshke Shertok, Israeli foreign pended Film Writer Lester Cole. of its term. suffering, disease to ail and death agricultural workers. , His bill 165 Cooper Hill atrect, to Victor J. got from Chambers are copies of any Immediate sale. Tbe veteran tenant at Orford to many.” 3-Pc. Suite ALLOWANCE would give preference to “farm, Johnson of 125 School street. 'The minister, recently told the U. N. some the State department re Cole-was suspended by the stu However, an order has been Both McHenry and Barton Village bad as spokesman D. A. that possession of the Negeb would dio a year ago after refusing, issued for the impaneling on the Sjrmonds, who said that he would The generals convicted, and Formerly $135.00 .....NOW $116-00 For your old radio. Use oor bod- household, construction, clothing, double ring ceremony was per gained as among its most secret agreed that sale was very unlike their terms; Bonro Sahejd, com get payment plan. and garment workers, and other formed Saturday. December 4 at give Israeli an outlet on the Gulf papers. He said people who along with nine other writers, pro next day of a new grand Jury, ly to occur before the intenUon o< like to buy, if possible, in the of Aqaba, opening water routes to ducers and directors, to tell the which could take over any unfin event of oale, but only because mander of the Shipping 'Transport Large assortment of brocateL tapestry and damask. Free Home Trial workers needed in the locality In two o’clock In Emanuel Lutheran handled the originals probably new Congress regarding govern command, 24 years; Rempei Kato, the United States in which auch church by the minister. Rev. Chrl, the Orient. He said it also would initaled them, and he is going to House Un-American Activities ished business from its predeces ment project sales ia made known, there seemed no other alternative. The above price includes labor and material. rjjM* tow tr»rm m ji^’e the Jews an area around the committee whether or not they sor. Ha aaid he had a "very nice house,” chief of Transportation division, aca n— Miiaj persons propose to reside.” E. Olson. The bridal attendants check that. and they further stated that even 18 years; Tadakazu Wakamatsu, Fresh from our kettles were Mrs. Margaret Strauss of 167 Dead sea where they have de- None of Originals Missing were Communists. The present grand Jury, which if proceedings for a sale should and appreciated iL aa did other veiopd a chemical plant. So far gs he knows, he said, MGM 8Uspended_ Cole from his has been investigating Communist veterans, but that all felt aale two yean; Hiroshi Nukata, six dail}’. Good assortment ot Cooper Hill street, sister of the start at once, it might be three years; Choho Mononobe, one year; Phone 7267 bride, and Carl A. Johnson wae Main Obatable to .%rmlatloe none of the originals are missing. $l,350-a-week Job’ because, they activities for a year and a half, months, poasibly six ntonths, be should be deferred. flavors. indicted 12 top party leaders on and Goto Isoya, one year. Ool Anollier Shower best man for hla brother. Israeli forces encircling an TOrough the committee, Pueri-, said, his action violated the “pub fore actual disposal would start. If residents were forced to buy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson vrill make EgMiUkn brigade In the aouth foy put out a statement saying lic conventions and morals” clause criminal charges several months he said, they would do so against Okikatsu Arao was sentenced to Come here for flue, freak ago. Forward laformatlon their better Judgment since most six years. hard randy nt Ita beat. Alao t ’or Bride-Elect their home at 165 Cooper Hill Palestine desert represent the main that what bothers him most about in his contract. The directors drew from the Sinitty’s Upholstery street. obstacle to a Holy Land armistice the whole affair is not the Hiss- Before the present jury Minds up candy canes. its M’ork, It may again call In government representatives Uiat if such as ordered in a United Na Chambers dispute but "the fact the town and project reeidenta de Work Returned In Time For Xmas Mi -.-i Barbara Elaine Johnson, tions Security Council resolution. that these documents were taken Wide Sections Hit firr.ccc cf Louis Albasl, of Bolton, out of the State department in Village Charm sire to hold off eale due to any PETER^S va.-: ho.ior guest at another pre- Smoke yictim 1937 or 1938 and to me that means rental situation, more than reaolu- r.upucl shjwer recently. The that our codes were being read by By Rain and Snow tiona and requesta should be for A GtFT TO PLEASE HIM! CHOCOLATE SHOPPE FURNITURE AND APPUANCES parly was given by Miss Virginia Once Savre Aide warded to Washington. If a situa Taken bv Death a foreign nations during the whole 691 Main Street 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE S5S8 Thc:-hton at her home on Madison period.” Chicago, Dec. 8 — (JP) — Rain, MILITARY tion exists here which would pro street, and Christmas decorations Quizzed in Secret (The committee several months snow and colder weather hit wide j voke a crisie if sale takes place, pitvalled. * 'The choice collection Seymour.- Dec, 8 — Mrs. ago heard testimony from Admiral sections of the country today. they said, the town, together with Pinehurst Thursday of gifts was presented to the bride- Peter De Barber, 78. invalid who A storm moving inland over the WHIST veteran and other groups should elett in a large, cotton snowball. By House Proliers W. H. Standley, wartime ambae- Store suffered from a cerbral hemor aador to Russia, that the late Pacific northwest Into Wyoming join in gathering and forwarding A deUclous luncheon was ser\'ed brought rain along the coast and (St. Bridget's Post of facta iuid details of the present by the hostess and Miaa Edna rhage yesterdav after being over President Roosevelt feared the Catholic War Veterans) come by smoke from a amoulder- (CoaUaued from Page One) State department’s code was in snows over much of the northwest 845 MAIN STREET situation—how many rents are BASKETS , Brcnnels and Mrs. Franklin Mur- ern quarter of the country. available, how many applicationa ' dock poured. ing electric blanket in the bed secure. St. Bridget’s Church Hall room of her home here Monday question two men accused of sup (Standley said Roosevelt occas Light snow fell tover parts of the are now on file, how many Orford Many of the dlffereut attractive baskets we have In stock for night, died today at Griffin hospi- plying secret government papers ionally used the Navy code to send Dakotas. Minnesota, Wisconsin 8 P. M- Friday, Dec. 10 , tenants would be unable to find making up gilt fruit bankets, seem to be In demand among our UI. to Communist agents. But com messages to him while he was in and Michigan. More snow and renta and such added data aa cuHtomerR for othrr uhph. Kwry day the qorBtloii la aakod ••will Moscow diiring 1942 and 1943. The colder weather was forecast for Refreshments—-Prizes might Influence a staving-off of you aell one of llioae basketn without the fruit." The anawer, About Town Mrs. De Barber had been left mittee agents could not locate the of courne, In that we will gladly oell the hnnketn with or without alone for an hour while her hus men. . retired admiral said he felt con tonight and tomorrow aa the Paci We were pleased to have so many of you action at this time. 'The intention was to have fident the Navy code never was fic storm moved eastward out of Admission 50e (Jeneral Manager Waddell told fruit. Look over our dtsptay. If you want a nlcf bankrt of aay band helped trim a Christmas tree kind. Tha daughter born December 4 in the neighborhood and he return Cfliambers as a w-ftness later—pos broken.) Wyoming. Come into see our new store. the directors that he ia in posses In Hartford hoapital to Mr. and ed to find the house so dense with sibly tonight. But Acting Chair Bian of many such facts, and that Mra. Walden E. St. John of 36 smoke he had to call neighbora to man Mundt (R., S. D.), told re information gathered by a quea- Maple street, has been named drag his wife out of the bedroom porters that could not be ar> ' tionnaire of Orford residents, plus To Fit Any Budget Lauralln Maty. . This la their first ranged. flies of the veteran center and child. Mrs. S t John was the for where she lay unconscious on the floor. Mundt said he had word that housing authority, would aubstan' EXTRA L.AROE JUICY FLORIDA mer Mise VMa Eoeellente. Chambers would be detained In Tq Show Qiir Appreciation tiate the nearly total lack of any Besides her husband, Mrs. De New York wh^'re a grand Jury ia rental housing here in brackets Mra. Dorothy Sargent, former Barber la survived by four sons. inqulriag into Communist espio FOR MERRIER XMAS working people can afford. ORANGES 49c erganiat of Memorial Baptist Frank of Union City; Charles, nage. Chambers, who has re Aa the hearing opened last Smaller *orangea aa low as 29c dox. church, Hartford, and now appear John and Anthony of Seymour; nounced Communism and la now a We Are Giving Away night, aeveral resolutions were ing in concerts throughout the four daughters, Mrs. John Mtkel- senior editor of Time magazine, I presented to the directors. CRISP ITIESIf ROUND ia MG U HT® o • S T « O state, will present a program of kewich, Mrs. .Arthur Rasicot, Mra. and Hiss have been questioned by S e l e c ^ Qift He Will Enjoy The hearing had been called Christmas songs and carols at Michael Molcyk of. Seymour and the Jury. { mainly to discuss the sale from th« Watkins Brothers 'Tburaday night Mrs. Thomas McGuire of New Lb. Ropes to Qaesttoa Mea slandpoint of priorities for tenants GREEN BEANS 29c L9XL0CKm o TO OAOOO from 7 to 9. Mrs. Sargent will play Haven and other relatives. Mundt said the committee still From Our Fresh Stock of $ S 0 d )0 and veteran groups. The federdl a Steinway piano equipped with a hopes to question the two men— agency which has set up a aala COOK WITH OUR HULK KRAUT Solovox keyboard. 'The Solovox as yet unnamed—who are accused priority regulation, wanted to as keyboard with its separate tone re of ilvlng the Communists govern FRESH I.CA.N IFPRR stavic producing speaker adds organ Right of Way Brands certain if local groups wished any ment documents. Nationally Advertised IN MERCHANDISE special departures from these tones to a piano. “We wish we knew where they priorities to be set up to suit local SPARE RIBS Lb. No Longer Exists are,” he said. conditions. OR The Conference Committee of 'The committee went ahead with Center church wlU bold a apecial •McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR •INTERWOVEN HOSE However, as the resolutions were New Haven, Dec. 8 — (ffj — A its closed door session. Mimdt said 'if your purchase ticket wins at our draw* read, it was evident that in the cartoon show Saturday, December the group Would have some other ROAST PORK I.b. 11 In the Woodruff hall. 'There Common Pleas court Judge has •SWANK JEWELRY minds of the Interested partlee, ruled here that' a right of way witnesses hut he would not name •DOBBS HATS ing on the day before Christmas. Come consideration of prioriUes was will be two shows, one at 9 and them. I ANOTHER 49c EXTRA PLUfl VALUE another at 11 a. m. -and -admission across the Root avenue, Anaonia, secondary; that all joined in recom m a property of Mrs. Louisa Watton In the room as members went •DAMON NECKWEAR •HICKOK BELTS mending that sale be deferred at SHORT SHANKED .MEDIUM SIZE will be by ticket obtainable at tbe into session were Alex M. Camp- | in and look around. LEA-N door. no longer exists. least until 50 rental units are avail- Judge John Clark Fitzgerald so bell, assistant attorney general in •RAHBOR ROBES able here, or for auch period as Wool decided yesterday In an injunction charge of the Justice department's ! •VARSITY PAJAMAS the shortage of housing exists. SMOKED HUlstown Grange will seat its action brought against Domenico Criminal division, and George ' officers tomorrow evening at the Veterans* Council Views . „ J and Justins Jacobadcl, owners of Morris Fay, U:. S. attorney for the i The Manchester Veterans Coun Lb. W: baW on Hill atraet. East Hartford, | south street property which ad District of Columbia. ' cil, representing most of the x- SHOULDERS just over the Manchester line. Wil- joins hers at the rear. "We just came down for a vis GIFT CERTIFICATE service organizations in town rec $ 1 7 -0 0 / bur Little Of tbie*town, past presi 'The court found that the right it," Campbell told newsmen. ommended that sals be deferred. NEW SiUPMENT AVAILABLE NOON THURSDAY m dent of Manchester Grange, and of way conveyed by Samuel H. Shortly after the committee 1 sale is forced, it was held that master-elect of East Central Pol Pitt, former owner of both prop-' meeting began, a middle aged bouses should go first to /eterans mona Grange, will install the offi erties when he sold the property woman and man appealed and except in auch cases as those ot BACON SQUARES Lb. cers. A social time with refresh now oMTied by Mra. Watton was were ushered Into an outer office. "Relax. Work hard and uell; tbe fridts o f Rtfata ments will follow the ceremony. present tenants, non-veterans, who to continue only until a new high The woman identifled herself as SP iC IA U had three or more children of tioM are the rewards of successful labor."' Buy veal today, or order for the week end. roasts, way was constructed which was to Eunice A. Lincoln, a government CLEARANCE SALE grammar school age or under. The Young people of. the Walther touch the rear portion, now owned emplo.ve. Reporters didn’t get the ‘ Council also registered against chop*, boneless shoutders, etc- Lamb I. WANUh W e R e v e n in g ETERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8 194t p a g e f o u r ib e m IfiANCHESIEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8.1949 AatoBiobilas for Salt 4 AutoBia^ika For Sala 4 Houachold Stnrieaa Htip Wantod— Funak S6 ArtldfB f«r Sid* 45 HooMhold Goods 51 Offered 13A DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES 1939'PLYMOUTH 2-DR. YOUNG WOMEN wanted for ssa- JU81 RECEIVED — reorder on USED FLORENCE parlor oQ WiUie’s Defeat Italian Amerks in Rec Loop, 37 to 34 Classified Fl a t f in is h Holland window eh'jie atlttolng. Apply **Juat lik e Baby's” —Thayer doll SAYS: “Mr- Car Buyer, SEDAN . burner. Good condition. Price 220. Cloth ’Toy Oo., Forest strast apartment vacaar^' MORE POWER TO YOU if New motor, new radio and ■hades made'to measure. % Keys earriago. Bupply limited. 219.98- Tel. 7436. soon as poasiMs made while you walL Marlow'a 229.96. Kenqi’a, Inc. 2-0098;. . AdTerfisements you can beat these ears jn heater. Very good tranapor- HEATING Boiler, two stesun Help Wanted—AUlo 56 Women’s Bowling League Flashl—-‘The Perfect Strike value and price." t tation at low cost. radUtors nearly new on bOraaf MONTGOMBtT WABD Balldlnt—Contracting 14 A REAL Buy. Girl’s tubular controls 2200. Phone 8009. Gleaners Scare Balch’s SEE THESE CARS AND SHORT ORDER coolt Steady Job .managtr nasds 2-4 Dobnitsky and Bores 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. for right man. Ilia Tea Room, 881 skatea, sixes 4 and 7. Tal. 3-1067. •d apartmaat to . Lost and Foitad COMPARE SEDAN eSARPENTER work of all kinds. REBUILT (Jtoaners Eureka vac Attics finished, cabinet work, al- Main street. ONE MAN’S and one lady’s bal uum claanar, factory rebuUL Was wife and 2 toUdras. 61ft. LOST—8maQ black female puppy, Reconditioned by factory tetations and also colorful plas loon tiro bicycles Good as new 9 to e *Aa Return with Tramps Before Bowing, 37-31 answers to ‘‘Lady.’’ Ftader please 1948 PONTIAC CONV. methods. Very clean. See ua WANTED—Two men, general W .95. Special 234. Watkins tic tile tethrooms and kitchens. lebor, 21 an hour.. No experienco 925 each. In^^ra at 284 Lake Brothqrs Ins WANTED Ts nnL gangs la ► PI.. ■■■ MM ■!■■■■ 1. . call 2-094S. CLUB about this one. CSiarles Davis. Phone 3-0294. StreeL CWl t- With svciyihlng but good. This needod. Apply in peraon. 182 Bla- ONE FLOOR aampla Muninaider. cinity of Bigolow s t o ^ < M Grin Forced to Rally 9 woek old ear la pricod over 2300 1949 FORD CUSTOM CLUB CARPENTER Work of all kinda ■ell street. GIRL’S 27-lnch bicycla 216. Girls’ gets rid of garbage down the 6421 aftsr 9 p. m. Former Guards to Face j Pontiacs Out Front | FOUND—Camera at Highland BELOW UST. CAN YOU BEAT Tramps’ Ace COUPE Roofa sidings, additions and al- SHORT Order cook, from 8:80 p. white shoe skates, size 3 and size sink! A practical Christmas gift To Pull Out Contest Park Saturday. Phona 3012. rr? tsratlons. Also ntw conetrucUon. 6, 84 each. (JaU 6275 after 6 p. m. Old Mates Friday at L Very low mileage. m. to 11:30 p. m. Apply Sheridan for the wife. Only $98. rag. ApBrtBMiit Boildlaf for With lA’s; Pontiacs Belch Purttaea (FI) Steffert. Phone 3-0253. Restaurant. 2119A0. Bee it at Benson’s 716 Armory in Eastern ' P. R F. Pta.’ 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. ROUND Reed doll carriage re Msln StreeL 8«le 8» Boast League Lead 1—C. Kurlowlca, rf 1 2-2 4; AnnooneeBienta SEDAN HOUSE Wiring. Ught and power versible., (JaU RockviUe 1026 after See Balch For Bargains SHORT ORDER cook, sandwich 5:30 p. -n. FOUR 4-room apartment booas Loop Game of Year 6—A. Kurlowics, rf 2 2-2 6‘ BVERTTHING for your pets. Champion, regal deluxe. The Installation and maintenanca man, oxperienced. Apply Mr. TltREE-Room dream outflL com 1—Do beck, ] f ...... 6 0-1 10 most popular model and BRAND Standard Electric Service Co. pletely furnished including 1948 « * r Main streeL Goad loL Mads- Willie’s OrlQ last night in a Rec Xmas stockings for a^ kinds of Phone 2-152«. Vaughan, Arthur Drug, 942 2fain line Smith, R<>sltor. 2-1643 or Johnny Dobnitaky and Frank League gafne stopp^ the hot 2—Kose, c ...... 1 1-4 s pets. Dog. beds, mattress' and NEW. Buy this one for Christmas, BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. street. Westtoghnuse Electrie rtibrigera- 3—P. Woro))el, r g .. 5 2-4 1* for all the family. OOOLERATOR, Fur cost, worto , 4679. Bores, two of the state's outstand lUIian Americans in a thriller by ..toys. Wild bird seei^ siiet racks ones size 12-14. call 2-1032. ' tor, $468. (fonveniant terms. Al ing basketball players, will bead 0—J. Worobel, Ig.. 1 0-2 X- 155 CJenter Street YOUNG MAN to do porter srork bert’s 43 AUyn street. HsrUord, tlie score of 37 to 34. In the sec and kegs. Nationally advertised LOOK AT THIS Florists— Nurseries 15 the list of Bristol Tramps’ stars Local Boxer Division Party ond n to « toe evening the Man brands of pet foods. Free delivery Tel, 2-4545 for curb service. Inquire Conn. PECK AND SON "opera piano.” Conn. Friday night when that team tan Ifir-TotaU ...... 15 i f WE PROMISE ONLY ONE. I^’asheteris, 689 Canter streeL Fshbo ond Land for Sole 71 THE chester Cleancra put on a fine Mandieater Cleenera (fit) service. Kennel Supply, 995 Main 1947 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. GET YOUR Christmas tree here, An uprlghL in excellent condi gles with the hlanchester Guards showing but lost to Batch Ptmtiacs We will give CHRISTMAS de tion. Fine mahogany case call ELECTRIC Ironar, Ironrlta Ironer: AVERT Street. Seveidd acraa of Tuesday Night P. • B. F. PU. street. ’Tel. 3-4378. Low mUeage. 21,875. Brunner’s. and get a free chance on a big rag. 9209.50, floor sample, 9189.95 in an all Important Elastem Seeks Crown »y by a score of 37 to SI before a livery on one new and we turkey'. ?89 McKee street. Phone 5983 after 5:30 p. id. cleared, level, fertile land on League game at the local armory. 1—Borca, rf ...... 5 0-0 10 DRESSMAKING—Better dresses, (Jar Wholesalers. Sitnationa Wanted— Watklna Brothers Ins Earl W. crowd of 200. 0—McfJurry, rf . . . 0 0-0 O'. mean the all new WlLLYS 2-2945. highway, together with barn and Dobrutaky and Bores won over HERALD Willle’a took a torUIer from the suits, costs. Wedding gowns, and 1941 PONTIAC sedanette. New' Female S8 tobacco abed. MadtUne Smith. many a Manchester fan when they Sportsmen to Install 5—B. PagahL If . . . 1 1-3 3 JEEPSTER. No trade re UJED Bath tub' and set tubs for FLCOR problems solved with Young Armstrong En Yo$t Italtana togt kept the fans on edge T—Davis, If ...... 1 A alterations. Oall 3-3909. paint: All equipped. 21.085. Brun- CHRISTMAS Trscs for sale, WILL CARE for children In my linoleum, asphalt tils counter. Realtor. 2-1643 or 4679. played for the Guards during part up to toe last eight seconds of the quired. ner’a Car Wholesalers. wholesale. May be seen at 89 sale. Phene Till. of last season. Both hailing trom tered in Army Compe ANGLE Sports BdHot Deacon as President 0—Plnkin, i f ...... 0 0-0 0 THREE-Bay Servlco Station. Good home while mother works. Phone Expert woriimanahlp. free esti game when the score was 36 to 34 8—J. (Jonnolly, e .. 2 1-X • fi. Spencer street 2-2303. mates Open evenings Jones’ Hartford, they have managed to in favor of Willie’s. Here toe opportunity for right paoty. Re Here are srome good buys 1940 PONTIAC sedan. New paint. FLEXIBLE FLYER. Almost new Homes for Sak 72 play side by side on many a team. tition at Fort Dix Camp At Annual Banquet 1—R. Brawn, c . . . . 0 0-1 0 ply P. O. Box 648, Manchoatar. akls for boy between 10 and 12. Furniturt. Osk street. Phone diminutive Stan Opalach intercept 2—Ed. Brown, r g ., 8 ' 0-1 o: in the lower price line. All equipment. Good tires. Guar EXPERIENCED secretary wishes 2-1041. Both were with the Bristol Ixtng Awaited Pnblic Course < Last summer In Boston Lupien ed an out of bound pass at mid anteed. 21.075. Brunner’s, Oar Kooflng—Siding 16 position In Manchester. Call 6745 Boy’s Skates, site 8. Tweed suit SIX-ROOM smgis ta __ Tramps for the past three years, Recruit Ruaaell M. Armstrong Incoming preaident Joaeph Dea I—A. Puzzo, rg . . . 0 1-1 ! A r e y o u This woman? Talented coaL hardly wqrn.. size 12. Can Manchester has never boasted a told thia writer he was dissatisfied court and raced in for two points 1—Sambogna, ig .. 0 1941 PONTIAC 4-OR. Wholesalers. after 7 p. m. a p a r t m e n t condition. Now vacanL SelHar during which time the Tramps son of Mrs. Catherine Armstrong con, who Is chairman of the annu 0-0 0 lady of hi;'h caliber and discrim ROOFING —' Specializing In re S40O. A. B. size range I public goK course but patient fol with the White Box. He expected to give the WllUe’s a victory. 0—E. Pagani, Ig ... 0 0-0 0 SEDAN Uke new. 960. Phone 2-3913 or; price, ia.700. T, J. CroctetL managed to cop the Eastern of 37 Purnell Place, who la serving lowers and parUcipanta in the to be traded to another American al meeting and bataqiict cemmit inating taste for permanent foil- 7947 MERCURY convertible. Driv pairing roofo Of all kinds, also Broker. Phone 5418. At toe end of the first qui 0—GeorgettL ig . . . 1 0-0 2- time work selling finest quality fi cyl., heater. An immaculate TWO TRKJYCLES, slightly used, 66 Wsddell Rood. League pennant three times with the 1108th A.S.U. at Fort •sport will have their ambition League team or be returned to tee, today stated that all is in • guaranteed-car. en only 7,000 miles. New car new roofs. Gutter work. Chim Situations Wanted— afunning. Johnny and Frank have Adams, R. I., will participate in nationally prominent Sterling guarantee. 21,895. Brunner’s, Car neys cleaned and repaired. No for ^ - 5 year olds. Call 6049 after MANCHESTER —Parker streeL realized In the spring when the Hollywood in the P. C. L., where readiness as far aa the plans go to 0. In this quarter Nino Pa' 18—Totals ...... 13 5-10 31 . Male 39 6 p. m. ■tan played in the fast New Vork the Third Annual First Army Box Minnechaug Public Golf course he would take over the managerial sliver by appointment and at lib 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. . Wholesalers. jo^ too small or large. Good Ideal full two-story six-room for the annual banquet of the ganl was toe big gun by scoring Score at halftime: 17 to 16, eral commission ratM. Call Machinery and Tools 52 Pro League and both performed ing Championships being held at opcn.s on the Mancheater-Glaston- reins from Jimmy Dykes. Neither five of the IA points. Here Balch Pontiacs. work, fair price. Free estimates. MANCHESTER residenL married (Jolonisl. nice residential section, tor the Hartford Pros In past Fort Dlx, N. J., on Dec. 6-10, ac Manchester Divisimi of the Con Thompionvillr 7184, or .write SEDAN LOOKING FOR A Bargain In a BUTTONHOLE maker for Singer downstairs a cheerful Uving room hury line. The course will be thought materiallced. necticut Sportsmen’s .Association. Deluxe, heater. Priced to please (Jail Howlay. Manchester 5361. (age 23), desires permanent p<^- sewing machine. Perfect condi GARDEN Tractors Beaver four- years. Proclaimed by many as the cording to a release from the Pub laid out on the Kelsey farm. The Westmorland Sterling Silver, 878 good used car. See Baflow’s to tion in Manchester. College wheel riding. Gravely, Bresdy. with fireplace, dining room, mod The only Harvard graduate in The dinner and meeting will be WID1p*b Grin (S7) the one who always thinks twice. ROOFINO and aiding our special tion. 28. Call 2-0722. greateat ball handler in Connectl- lic Information Office at Fort property, 130 acres, was purchased the big show last year, Luplen P. B. F. Pts, ' Stuart streoL Boston, Mass., giv day. '46 Hudson club coupe, ’42 graduate, experienced aa sales PlaaeL Jr., with enow plows ern kitchen and lavatory. Up- . cut, Dobnitsky is also a great Adams. Armstrong is entered in Tuesday evening at the American Chevrolet 2-door, '41 Chevrolet ty. New ceilings and carpentry. by Graham Clark several months broke Into the major leagues with Legion Home on Leonard streeL keep them In the running. 2—Kosak, rf ...... 0 0-3 0 ing qualifications, addrtss and 1940 DESOTO 4-DR. SEDAN man. 8712. SHU-FLY. Good condition. (Jan’t m.owera snd ttllsgc tools (Jsr stslra are tim e laxge bedrooms showman and never falls to de the individual lightweight class ago from Sarah M. Hale and Mary the Boston Red Sox In 1940. After 2—C, Pafoiak, rf .. 0 0-0 Q phono number. Deluxe, radio, heater. TouTI 4-door, '41 Hudson 4-door, '41 Highest quality materials. Work chip baby tender with canopy. and truck snow plows lawn snd bath. Ampla cloaots oU burn light the fans with fancy antics. competition. Arrangements have been made to When toe teams left at Pljrmouth 4-door. '40 Chevrolet manship guaranteed. A. A. Dion, Hale Kelsey. a year at Louisville, Luplen played have the use of the banquet hall 4—W. Parclak, if.. 7 0-2 14 have to wait a couple dafrs for 96 each. Phone 4670. swetpera Ckpltol OrUi(^ Co„ er. hot water heat with Bores one-hand push shots are Young Armstrong, as he was Tentative opening date is May 3—S. Gryzb, c . . . . 4 5-10 13 FOR YOUR Individually designed clul coupe, ’40 Ford 2-door, ’40 Inc. Phone 4860. Dogs—Birds-^ets 41 hot water sttachmenL insulated.* Frank Bore# In Boston the next two years be and caterer Charlie O’Bright will IS-all. WllUe’s cam< Splrella suppoTt call Mrs. Elsie this one. why! Cause it’s being 36 Main streeL Phone 7958. spectacular and when It comes to known in boxing circles In this 1, Clark said, when nine holes will fore being released on waivers to 0—August, c ...... 0 0-0 0 repainted s lovely blue. Ford. 4-door. ’40 Studebaker 4- ROYAL Portable typewritera and The price, 913,700. Terms TWs puylng the bucket, Frank ranks part of the state. Is a protege of serve s full course turkey dinner third quarter to lead 1 Mlnnicucci 77S7t Mrs. Nadine be ready. Weather will be a big the Philadelphia PhiUies In 1944. with all the fhethga. FesUvltiea are and toe score at ^ e 0—Rubacha, rg . . . 1 0-0 2 door, ’40 Oldsmoblle 4- door ’39 FULLY TRAINED Beagle. Phone adding machtnea Used typewrit CATERPILLAR with buUdoaer. home Is In axcelleat condition. Im antong the best. game winning atreak the local local manager Pete Vendrillo. He 0-^Jarvla, rg ...... 0 1-1 1 Beauchamp 2-0972. Mrs. Ruth 1989 MERCURY 4-DR. (Jbevrolet 4-door, ’38 Ford 4-door, H entlnf-^lnm biiig 17 era and adding machtnea sold or Used Sllrar King tractor with mediate occupancy. For ajqMlnt- boys will be out to make it five in factor In the exact starting date, After a year In service, Tony re scheduled to start at 8 p. m. period was 36 to 24. 2-0488. If Dobnitsky and Bores don't fought as a semi-professional however. 4—Zamaltls, ig •... 1 1-2 8 Allsn 3-1354, Mrs. Bernice Chap- '38 Chevrolet 2-door, ’87 Ford ranted. Repairs on al) makea mower, plows harrows. P lD meat caU Wm. OoodchiliL 8r give the Guards enough trouble a row. The Guards will hold a throughout Connecticut and de turned and played with the Phils As Is the annual custom, the lo peU 8588. SEDAN EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat Mariow’a Work was started on the prop in fifteen games before being shut cal club will be host on this oc 0—Opalach, ig . . . . 2 0-0 4 Radio, heater. Priced as a spe cpavertible sedan, ’34 Ford coupe, ing. Plugged drains machine GET YOUR (Jhriatmaa puppies spreaders cement mixers garden Realtor. 7925 or 2-9694. Offlco 26 tte Tramps have others Just as pratlce tonight at the armory. feated Ray Read and A1 Miller in rebuilt motor; ’29 Ford Model A tractors and tools. Dublin Trac- Forest streeL • Players are asked to report at 6 erty last July. The acreage is tled off to Hollywood. After a so- casion to many of the leading were off their seats. FRAN’S Gift Shop at 191 MoKoc cial. cleaned, Oarl J. Nygren. Phone now, reasonable. Safe Guard Ken PERFECT (Jhristmaa gift, a Set good. In Chubby Mallconlco, voted bouts at Hartford. Armatrong was ample for an 18-hole course al 15—Totals ...... 15 • 7-18 87 pickup, 285. Ail cars winterized, nels French Road, Bolton, off tqr Co., WUUmsntic. Phraa 2058. Most Valuable In the Eastern p. m. looked upon as a young fighter so season In 1946, the left-handed sporting figures who hold key street, has a special for Tuesday. 6497. of 4 beautiful mahogany, gold TWELVE Room single houses Ml though only nine will be ready this first baseman knocked down the positions In the state’s sporting Itallan-Ameiicans (24) .1938 BUICK 2-DR SEDAN most have rsdlo and heater. Come Route 85. (Jail every day. Lsagua for the 1946-47 season, with excellent prospects. ! P. . . . B. F. Pta. Buy three pair of socks, any sixo, prepared to buy, 1-3 down. 15 stenciled Hitchcock chairs. Per heaL gan gs large tot, Village Oiarmers spring. fences on the West 0>ast. He won picture. Heading this list will be two white, one color, ono ball Special, heater. Completely re GBINERAL repairs and service, fect reproductions with genuine BHstol has a sharpshooter cap First Lt. Edmund L. Wells, Situated on the. public course is 1—Oorrenti, rf . . . . 1 • 2-2 •4 conditioned, completely guaran months to pay balance. Bank remodeling, alterations, water TROPICAL FISH. Ths whole fam Wearing Apparel— Fvra 57 centrally located. Madeline Smith. able of scoring 30 or better points coach of the Fort Adams boxing the Most Valuable Player award Fish and Game (Jommlssloners, 1—Accornero, rf ., 0 1-5 white darning thread (rec. rush seats. (Jail 8363 after 6:30 Realtor. 3-1642 or 4679. an eleven room Colonial homestead Dr. John Flaherty of Rockville and 1 teed. rates. Barlow Motor Sales, 595 pipe replacements with copper ily will enjoy aquarium. Vari per game. Fast afoot, Mallconlco Naaslff Arms Oo. (4) team, is confident that bis squad and batted .341. This prompted the Here Stan Gryxb threw in 5—N, Pagani. if . . . 3 3-3 9 p. m. n e w t u x e d o suiL staa 99. Worn retaining many authentic features White Sox to purchase his contract John P. Montgomery of ML Car Main street, Manchester. Tel. tubing, bath room fixtures, sinks ous colors, some egg lajrers. Many la a tricky dribbler and a tough Clark .. ___ 74 64,-227 will make an excellent showing in \ 1—Phillips, i f ...... 2 3-3 7 ’ 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DR- 8404. breeds have their young born once. Price 990. Two good over NEW SIX room singis one block Suto ...... 74 79 91—244 of the early American period. Also and he played In every game for mel, Dr. Ruseell P. Hunter, Super Peraotifils S and cabinsts, boUera and radia THAYER Blue and gray eollapal- from Onter. Many dealrabto foa- man to guard. Also on the roster the championship. The team mem a small tenant house, a large J 4—Babcock, c . . . . 2 3-3 7 alive right before your eyes. coats. Sices 39 sad 40. 910. aplsce. ace, Lou Posaner, ex-DePaul ace Hilia ... ___ 83 101 94—278 bers have been given time off the eighth place occupants last intendent of the State Board of up with two more points ^ 0—Aliczt, r g ...... 1 0-1 SEDAN tors. Edward Johnson. Phone bli baby carriage. Very good con OaU 7749. tnras Occupancy soon. T. J. dairy barn and numerous out 2 Z-ADT Wishes ride to Hartford, Radio, heater. Priced $100 below 1989 H-TON panel. Good condi 6979. Singing canaries, cages and Jolumy Slab, a standout in the Hartzog . . . . 94 08 78—270 from their duties to prepare season. Fisheries and Game, Game Tech- looked ash though it was ' 2—Lea, r g ...... 0 1-1 1 tion. Priced low for qiiick sale. dition. Call 8898. Oockett, Broker, Phono 84I6L buildings The clubhouse is sit Inicians, Arroll Lamson and Les game tor Willie’s but UtUe ’’Jump- ‘ ’icinlty Isle of Safety, or Farm the market. stands. (Jelsler bird food, egg TWO LAST winter coats, wont atota’s basketball ranks for years. themselves for the oomidg bouts, Owner of a profitable laundry 1—Kerr, ig ...... 1 1-1 3 Dillon Motors, Center street. biscuiU. Ebco Pet Shop, 408 -Cen Total ...... 325 367 327-1019 uated three miles from the center business In Vermont, Tony Is anx lie Williamson of the Game Divi ington Ave. Arrive 8 a. m., leav GIRL’S 26-inch bicycle. Good con only few times slsee 16-19. Phone WEST SIDE — Four-room staglo B un Barton, Bob Oolwky ahd the Armstrong entered the service of town and five miles from Glas 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN ter street cor. Griswold. Open 9 dition. Price $17. Also pair of Bswly signed Ken Walters. The Manchester (0) on March 19, of this year and was ious to stay In baseball. Being sion, Lyle Thorpe, Aquatic-Biolo ' 15—Totals ...... 10 14-19 34 ing 4:45. Call 2-0258. 1948 MERCURY club coupe, radio, Roofing— Repairing 17A 2-2343. wlto dormers Exoelleat oeii6- tonbury center is a pictures- gist and Ted WraigbL district South Wind heater. Completely a. m. - 7 p.- m. 8238. men’s Chicago roHcr slcataa slse Uoa. Large lot wlto plenty af Tkiunps' h ^ man, robust Julie Rohrbacb .. .• 72 85 69—228 stationed at Fort Dlx, N. J., for shifted to Sacramento may not tossed in a twin pointer to mi ^ Score at halftime: 13-aII. heater. Excellent condition and (JHIMNETS Rebuilt, repaired and McPartland . 74 72 86—232 spot. Rolling land with a small Game Warden. the score 35 to 34 in favor of B reconditioned! Completely guaran appearance, 21.S0C. Leaving town. 7 or 8. Price $10. Phone 2-1240. shade trees Nos vacaaL T. J. Larese, put the clamps onto Wal several montha. Before his en' have been in his plans but a teed. I cleaned. Bird and Johns-Man- BOXER Puppies, ready for (Jhrist- Ruddeil . . . . 96 79 78—253 llatraent he was employed by the trout pond and brook offers a nat In addition to these prominent GrilL With but eight seconds 9 8tan«flngs .\utoinobilcfi for Sale 4 48 Franklin street. Wantid—To Buy 58 Crockett, Broker. Phono 54161 ters Monday morning to replace ural setting for a golf course. change anywhere would be better ville roofing is our specialty. La mss, (Jocker Spaniel, Fox Ter SELLING OuL S-pleca living room Ms tnimred star, Walt Krosge. Watteni ...... 76 80 68—224 Louis Bayer Fruit Product Cb., In than playing with a team the call men, the club will also entertain, go the lA's bad the ball out t W. L. Pet. rier, Setters. Seven months’ old. Plans of the owner are to use the land owners in the Bolton area bounds when Opsdach intercep 194 X OLDSMOBILE sedanette. MANY, I(IANY more excel INTERNA'nONAL 1936 3-4-ton Rose Bros. Co. Phone 2-0768. suite, 4-plaee maple bedroom set, CALL 08TRIN8KY 9979 fee fur- 25 LENNOX StreeL Six-room aBu Kcasgs was hnrt in a gams played Manchester. bre of the White Sox. ^ Balcn Pontiacs ...... 3 0 1.000 Zimmerman's Kennels. Lake 6 cu. ft, electric refrigerator. Total ... ___ 318 316 301—935 the new cement block house aa a from whom they lease holdings, the throw-in and dribbled in Equipped with toe famous hydra- lent buys at good terms. panel. Excellent condition. Has nsce roraovaL rags scrap amtals g ls In nice oondltlon. OraaMaa^ at New Britain Sunday and was The writer wouldn’t be surprised V British A m erks...... 2 0 1.000 matie. Both for 11,085. Brun ROOFING and Repairing of all StreeL Phone 6287. Doga boarded. Practically new Roper gas range, Top prices tion storm windows and acraans taken to the hospital. E. A. Johnson Paint Co. (2) Pro. Basketball At s Qhuicc clubhouse. The large dairy barn if Lupjien is named a manager in Park (Commissioner Horace Mur- VO points to put the game, on Italian Anlerka ...... 2 1 .750 had good care by original oamer. kinds. Chimney work, gutter 80 64-222 will be remodeled and made into a pney. Sports Editor Earl Tost of Player Coach Wally Parc ner’s, Car Wholesalers. Tel. 8864 Gall WUl’.manUc 2-109J4. bottled gat. Evening or week-end Large loL Mealy landscaped. A It is not known whether or not Miller ...... 78’ Association of America the P. C. L. before the 1949 season 3 WnUe’a G rill...... 2 1 .750 work. Expert repairs. Honest POINTER Puppies, six months CaU 2-9950. Smith . . . . . 84 99 88—271 Providence 90, Rochester 89. lounging room and cafeteria on The Herald, and John Leonard, nd Stan Gryxb were the big g » Silk City ...... 1 1 .500 good buy for only 39,350. 99JM Kreage win be with the Tramps closes or If he took over at a well 1948 PACKARD Super eonvertl Open Till 9 :00 P. M. Thurs. 1948 CHEVROLET FleeUlne workmanship. Satisfaction guai^ old. From exceptional hunting Rooms WithoBt Boord 59 down paymeaL Goodchfld Real for Friday's game. Nielsen . . . . 78 54 69—201 Indianapolis M, Washington 78. the second floor and dressing, known Ivy League college In Cam Chairman of the Legislative (Com for the Grill while Nino Pag: • (Jleaners ...... 0 1 .000 anteed. (JaU (Joughltn, Manebes- stock. UtUe, 195 Spencer atreet. ONE 9 X 15 SoUd maroon twist locker and ahower rooms on the' mittee of the Conn., State League ble, demonstrttor. car sedan. Eq -ipped. Can be seen ty Company, Raattor, 15 FoNSt A fenser (w o University great, Erickson ...... 91 88 96—375 Amertoan League bridge as head baseball mentor. Babcock and Phillips starred V Laurels...... 0 2 •00t» guarantee. Save over 2700 on this 24 Maple St. Iilanchester tor 7707. weave rug; one 9 x 6 solid grsen LARGE Furnished rooms heated, Xkn Walters has been pUying Atlantic City 86, Bridgeport 71. first floor. This building overlooks of Sportsmen's Clubs. It Is also the Italians. Kaceys ...... 0 2 .006 Sunday before 3 at 41 South Main BOXER PUPS. Sturdy huskys, StreeL Phona T998 or 3-9694. the pond. Shots Here and There one. Brunnsr’s, (?ar WholesSlsra. street, 'byhouses south of Ckfra's of the same weave, very slightly living room, kitchen privUegee. with the Hartford Hurricanes un Total ...... 331 321 317—969 expected that Jack LeavitL preai' 1947 FRAZER Manhattan. R. and black mask fawns. Terms. Tel. used. Call 6563 sfftsr 6:30 p. m. The name of the course, Minne Charlie Ethier of Springfield dent.of the latter organisation Market ^ private entrance. Couples 2-9637. SIX ROOM atagis steam haat, til optioned to the Bristd team. (2) Hockey At A Glance Clieckeni Score Victory H.. signal lights, fog lights, over- Moving^—Trudting— Rockville 1992-J3. Orest Dane flraplmce, oil burasr, tile bath t w ahbut town indicates that Hlestand ----- 99 100 89—288 National League chaug, cornea from the Indian won the flrat midget auto feature and well known conductor of the 1937 DE SOTO Sedan. 2395. Bruh- drlva, original cost of car 23,100. and Boxer Farm at Vern'on. LARGE Room to rent to single or 64 73—212 tribe which once lived In the vi race at the Kingsbridge Armory weekly sports program over a Storagt 20 room. gsrags Reaaonably pataad. one wm have to set over to the Hammond ... 75 Boston 2, New York 2 (tie). Checkers (24) ner'e. Car Wholpwalers. WIU sacrifice for half, 21.550. BottM Gflfi 45A msrried couple. Kitriien privi- Five room siafis.en a floor ga Govang ...... 84 76 75—235 American League cinity of the public links and after last Saturday night. Ethier was Hartford radio station dedicated F. Auto Accessories— armory early Friday night in or- piloting the Frank Curtis No, a Pta. Chorches Motor Seles, 80 Oak RUBBISH and ashes rsmovad. In legee. On bus line near East Cen rage. fireplace, steam heat and dffr to get a good seat for 'The B oom ...... 88 80 78—246 Washington 5, New Haven 4. a nearby mountain of the same to hunting and fishing will be in s Warren, rf ...... 5 1-2 U 1946 PACKARD Sedan. All equip land street. 2-9483. Tires 6 cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel Poultry and Supplies 43 RURAL gas salet and atrvica. Im- ter StreeL Phone 6934. Indianapolis 9, Philadelphia 6. name. OfTenhauser . . American Lea attendance. John Thtersall, State e Donovan, rf ...... 2 2-4 6 ment. 21,795. Brunner’s, Car msdtata installation. Manchester oil burner. Immodlata occupancy. gisme the year". ------' 9 . gue hockey gamea Ih this sector 2-1 SNOW (hp tires. Recapping and cjnders. Van service and FRESH FROZBIN pullet roastera Near Hollister schooL Priced to CMmntty riding atop a four T o ta l...... 846 320 315—981 St. Louis 6, Hershey 2. Tea, Manchester has waited Preaident of the (Connecticut Pontiscs. Kelley, i f ...... 2 1-7 5 Wholesalers. 1946 FORD Tudor sedan, excellent local tooving. Phone H. M. Jones. and surrounding towns Capitol LARGE, nesn, comfortable heat many years for a public course. will And Philadelphia at Spring- Sportsmen’s Association, will also e Silverstein, c ...... 1 1-8 3 condition, full price 21.365. and vulcanizing, one day eervlee average 4-5 pounds, SOe a pound Orindtng Co., 38 Main. Phona ed room in private home. ()uiet eelL 4-room sttaebad garage, flrs- field tonight, St. Louis at New In the first quarter the so 2-1862. place, steam heat wlto oO. glE - The public holds the key to the be among those attending. wsw 10 to 6 with the Pontli s Anderson, rg ...... 1 0-1 2 1947 LINCOLN custom sedan. Low Chorches Motor Sales, 80 Oak Truck tire service, guaranteed at the farm. Nathan 5-Uler and 7959. neighborbooa Gentlemen pre success of the Minnechaug project. Haven Thursday night, St Louis Although there will be no offi Df Owens, ig ...... 2 0-2 4 mileage. All equipment. A rare land street. 3-9483. workmanehip. New Kelly Spring' Son, North Coventry. Phone 861.1- 000. (Jsn be seen by upMatmanL at Springfield Satuiday night and ahead and both teams started THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo.. ferred. References required. Luplen Back In Minors cial business transacted at the with a fast brealting offense, t McArdle, ig ...... 1 1-1 S bargain at 21.975. Bnmner’s, Car field and RicMimd tires. Man local or long distanes moving. Phone 6183, George L. Grasiadla, R ^ to r, 199 Tony Luplen la back In the min Waahlngton at New Haven Sunday meeting, the annual reports ef alt H Wholesalers. 1941 PONTIAC* six, 2-door. 1940 Chester Tire and Recapping, 395 BuiMiBg MsttriBls 47 Henry streeL PhoM 6278. night . . . Murdo MacKay of Buf, the end of the half the Clean Moving, packing and storage. Articles for Sale 45 ors. Sacramento of the Pacific committees win be read and the cut the lead down to one po t Totals ...... 14 6-20~ 8 4 Pontiac 6, 2-door. 1939 Oldsmo- Broad etreet Phene 2-42'24. Phone Manchester 5187 or Hart 4,000 FEET of Vermont Sprues FURNISHED Room for one or falo is the A. L.’a beat hockey highlights of the year’s sctiritlea r DeMolay (22) 1943 CHEVROLET 3-4-ton pickqp. two gentlemen on Birch streeL Coast League purchased the for scorer with 39 points on 15 goals and the Pontiacs left the fli blle six sedan. Excellent condi ford 6-1438. CHRISTMAS Trees wholesale. A boards 12 feet long.'Well stacked BRAND NEW mcr Manchester High player from will be touched in these annual re B. F. Pto 2695. 'Brunner’s, C^r Wholesal tion. Low prices. Guaranteed bundle or truck toad. Best select Call 3-4428. and 24 assists In 26 games. (Tarl leading by a score of 17 to 16. ers. Business Services Offered 13 and roofed for 3 years Priced to SHIRTCRAFT th- Chicago White Sox last Mon ports. - This gams featured defeni « C. Joluison, r f ...... 0 1-1 1 Cole Motors. 4164. ASHES AND RUBBISH Removed ed Vermont balsam sind spruce. Now being finished. Win dsap* Liacombe, high-scoring Providence sell. B. j . Begin, 164 Manchester RENT ROOM In private home. day. ' One of the features that al ay as Uks toe first game, it v a Hodge, I f ...... 4 1-2 9 OIL S’lXlVEs cleaned, tnatalled Sand, gravel, fill and loam. Gen We will start cutting theae trees rate to suit purohaaer. Four roaaIR ace, is second with 36 tallies . 0-0 Road, Ernst Gslstonbury. Very quiet, 234 (Jharter Oak Lupien did not have a good year ways creates s good deal of inter a low scoring game. In tills h f J. Von Deck, If . . . . 0 0 two-door WHOLESALE Washing machines, vacuums re eral lYucklng. Range and Fuai Dec. 1 so phone your orders and two unfinlslMd. Hot water bsMU Pitcher Bill Werle and Jack Tobin, II L. Jolmson, e ...... 2 0-0 4 1936 CHEVROLET 1939 Plymouth Sedan, R. A H. etreet. Oall 6368 betireen 4 and Broadcloth Shirts with the cellar dwelling Chisox dur an inflelder, are Ptttabur^ Pirates' est In the awarding of the prises Joe Bores, a brother of the v sedan. Phone 8512. paired. lawn mowers, hsno and Oil. James Macri. Phona 4523. be sure of a good selection of oil burner. .« ing the 1948 season. His batting won by members In the fish con known basktball player Fra W. Von Deck, e . . . . 2 1-1 5 1938 Plymouth Sedan, H. trees. Our retail stand win open Diaraofidfl— Watchf 9 P, Bun. hopes for next season. Both play, 0-1 0 power, sharpened. repaired, UGHT TRUCKING. Half-ton Blx room stogls garage, smsl average was near the .250 mark. tests. Presentation will also be kept the Cleaners in the ga « Leggett r g ...... 0 1941 CUSTOM DeSoto 4-dooir 1940 Chevrolet 3-Dr., R. A R saws filed. Friendly Ftxlt Shop. Dec. 11 next to McGill 4k Cbn- Jawalry 48 ers were plucked from the Pacific . Trotter, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 1938 Oldsmoblle Sedan. R. A R pick-up truck. No ashaa, no HEATED Roass la good location, lent condition. Made Froncix A Fine Quality Fabric However, his fielding was great. Coast League. Tobin la a brother made of the ribbon to the owners with three field goals, while i sedan, radio, heater. Excellent Phone 4777. varse Paint Store. Main streeL of the winning dogs at ths recent R. Von Decli, Ig . . . . 1 0-1 2 1939 Biilck Model 40 2-Dr„ R. A R rubbish. Phona 2-1375 or 2298. LEONARD W. Yost, Jswelar. Rs- short dlstaace from Main streeL At 31. he will be 32 in April, there of Jim Tobin who hurled for sev condition. CaU 2-4498. 6805 Macri St C'-oman 3-239r Gentleman preferred. Phone 2- Five room alagle, vacaaL The Nafi^ Shirtcraft Means That! seems little chance Lupien will membership championship field 1938 Dodge 1-Ton Pickup ALL APPUANCES serviced and pairs and adjusts watchss sxpert- eral National League teams. Les u Totals ...... 10 S-6 28 1947 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe 0140. This fabric ia exceptionally rich land long wearing, and will launder beautifully; reach the majors again. Most Fleming, veteran minor league first trial. 1983 BUICK. Reasonable. Just repaired, burners, refrigerators, FOR SALE— Men’s rebuilt and ly at reasonabla prices. Open ARTHUR 'KNOFIiA, Rflflltor _ Score at lialftlma: 18*8. Check* overhauled. Call at 129 Blssell R. A H„ 14,000 Miles Painting—Paperinv 21 and that these shirts have all four of the important features you want; smooth teams arc building wrlth young ma sacker, will also go South with the More details on the program ranges, washers, etc. All work relasted high and low shoes, at Thuraday evenings 129 Spruce HEATD ROOM ia quiet modern 875 Main Street terial. Bucs. will be publicised later in the en. street. Will Sell At Wholesale guaranteed. Metro Service ' (Jo. INTERIOR nd exterior painting, raaaonable priret. Sam Tulyca atreet. Phone 3-4897. five points. See A. Oablack horns gentleman preferred. Telephone 6440 Or 69S8 setting collar, body-shaped cut, fine stitch tailoring, sanforiz^ for permanent week. Reservations tor the dinner • -Tel. Manehester 2-0888. paperbanging. Free eatlmataa. 701 Main street. Phone 90M. it* An excellent valne. will cloae on Saturday evening J Although toe Unlveraity KELLEYS SERVICE CENTER Wallpaper sold. Raymond Flake. “Sdling Mmnchefiter Rest may be made by calling Joaeph _ Mississippi )ias beaten Kontueky 1937 FORD four-door sedan. V/try 16 Bralnard Place OLANDER'S Machine Shop. Open Ba t h r o o m outfit. American Electrical Appliances— LARGE Comfortable room In Estate Since 1921” _ in three of five gamea the point reasonable. Call 2-9709. Phone 2-9227. Sports Schedule Deacon or Treasurer Andrew wlto D obA getting Oiree evenings and Saturday. Machlnt Standard with chrome fixtures, Radip 49 quiet horns (Jentral leeatioa. ” totala balance exactly—66 each. • 1947 CHEVROLEJT 2-door sedan, thras pieces. Ming green. In Local Sport Scarchuk. work and gas and altctric wald* PAINTING and Paperhanglng. Phone 9419. DUPLEX — Ocmpletsly medsRL. 1947 PONTIAC Sedan. All equlp- fully equipped, 34.000 original ing, 68 Mill StreeL Tel. 5717. Frae estimates. Prompt aervtoe. original crates. 5747. HOUSEHOLD PoUaber. scrubber, Friday, Use, 19 5 ment. New car gLarantee. $1,895. milea. full price. $1,575. Chorches OU heaL cablaat kltcbana. oak Bristol Tramps vs. Guards. 8:30 Reasonable prices. Phens 768a buffer, 259 50. Buy on the lay tb« game. Brunner’a v«r Wholesalbrs. Motor Sales, 80 Oakland street. ANTIQUES Refiniahed. Repairing CROCHETED hankies and . art!- away plan. Rant it to your floors, fuUy Insulated. Oonvaoiant —Armory. < i'.hatter A. A. Bfea’e For toe Pontiac’s Worobel and D. E. Frschstts. ROOM FOR rent for one or two New Low Price 2-9488. done o»i any furniture. Tiemann, ciea Would make fine Christmas nslghbora. Phone 3627 for damon- gentlemen at 20 Fairvlew streeL location. Immediata occupancy. Saturday. Dec. 11 Wei Dobek were the big guns in the 1948 FORD Super deluxe club INSIDE and Outslds painting, fts. 40 Kensington street. Phone Agenta. Maneheetar 6 8 ^ Hart BA’s vs. Kaceys, 7:15.^ Rec. Leo Day tops toe Manchester 1 (2) coupe, black. Radio, heater, air- 189 South Main street. Phone ■tration. High scorers with 17 points In Healy ... scoring department while Joe FOR SALE!—2 Ford aluminum 5643. paperhanging, fioora sanded find 25. ford 6-7538. Laurels va Silk CMty, 8:30—Rec. Boref, Ed Brown and Connally cushioned glreb. Private owner. panel body trucks. l«a-ton capa three gamea. A1 Morgan and Don Muldoon . 96 83 refintsbed General eari^tar g Busioen Loeationa Sunday, Dec. It stood oqt for tbo (3eaners. Phene 7531. Price 81.600. city. clean throughout, good run RADIO — Electrical Appliance A-1 BLACJK luam. Four yard lead Fuel and Fted 49A NEW FOUR-room Single. Twe New Britain vs. PA’s, 3:13- Hubbard have accounted for 14 Qrous ..., work. Furniture repaired and re- For Rent 64 each, and Joe Hublard bes contri ning condition. Apply Wonder Service, repairs picked up and finished. Call Gilbert FleketL tlS. Wail itom and Bolton stona. dormers for two extra rooms on Rec. Mahoney . 1937 PLYMOUTH sedan, in good 8LABWOOD for sale, $9 up, deliv •second floor. Open stairway, fire buted 13. Friday night toe locals Balls! eper ■*s Bowling Leagne Bakery, 521 Conn.' Blvd., East delivered promptly. 30 years’ 4308. Flagetone Block Company. Route BUSINESS Office. 10 x 1214 ft. Wednesday, Dec. 15 . condition. Call at 28 Greenhill Hartford, Conn. 6 Manchester phone 3-0617. ered. Martin Schadtle, TeL East Ideal for real sstatc. Insurance place, cabinet kitchen, tile bath, 8:.30- play Windham High at WiUlman- Champlln Bt'rclet. experience. Johri Maloney. Phone . Torrington vs. Guards, tlc. rty'a (4) 2-1046. 1 Walnut StreeL INTERIOR and exterior painting, Hampton 695-J3. biufinets etc. Steam heat provide hot water heat oO. liOt 70x14a Armory. McFsll .. 1942 OLDSMOBILE Sedanette. FULL-SIZE white crib ' with Mclatoeh .104 01 110—305 1948 G.M.C. 8-4 ton pickup truck. paperhanging, celling refinlab- ed. Reasonable. Reply P. O. Bmc Mortgage arranged. Price 922.- Friday, Dec. 17 Complete motor overhaul. Ail RANGE Burners and pot burners brand new mattress. Phone 3- r ' Billy Anderson of Manchester, a ToUIa Phillips ... .108 88 105—206 6.00 miles. Just like new. 21.595 ed. Men insured and property 548. Manchester. ' 900. George L. Grasiadio, 209 Hall High va. Manchester High, ...... 446 448 466 1648 . 93 equipment. New paint. Practical cleaned, irpslren and installed. damage Expert work. Edward R. 9677. BALED HAT for sale. Phone 7026 Henry streeL Phone 5279,, :30 -Armory. jay\'ee sprinter last season, is con VeKet No. Bsebe • • •,, 88 116—297 full price. 1947 Chevrolet pickup 2 (2) Brogsn —. . 85 72—157 ly new tires. 21,485. Brunner's. Permit and guaranteed. Joaeph Price. Phone 2-1003. MODERNIZED Store, 16x31, eult- sidered a promising free-styler on Stenger ...... 86 87 96 271 truck. Many extra features, also ^ Car Wholesalers. GIRL’S WHITE shoe skates. Worn HTLAJARD Street—Six-room sto the University of Connecticut footer ... .119 108 86—318 Senna- Phone 2-0147. FIREPLACE or stove wo«M. It’s able for showroom, offtca or Rec League Krieaki ... 87 103 279 like new. 1-3 down and 24 months only once. Size 8. Phone 2-1169, workshop, with full baaamanL gie with approximately 9H aerec .swimming team. Flyer* • ■ *. 81 — 81 to pay. 1946<'Studebaker Champ BLACK Chevrolet sedan, 1934 seasoned, ff’s hardwood. It’s cut Poet Office (3) Csron . . . . 95 JIO 297 SAWS, Axes, knives, shears, "hair Repairing 23 or call at »7 Hinton atreet. Fluorescent Ughtlng. linoleum of land, garage, large modern McLaughlin 102 112 207 ion sedan. .21.095. 1941 Chevrolet standard. Good condition, 2176. clippers, lawn mowers sh a rp ed . to order. Reipember part winter. chicken coop, fruit trees. aU Brogan ...... I l l 115 98—.324 The Polieh'American girls were Totsl .. .504 456 469 1449 Call 6050, or 218' North Elm ALL MAKES. Electric trains, ac GOLF Equipment. Call svenlnga Don’t wait. Phene now. 2-2764 fipor. Bedard's Floor Covering' 165 Reynoldt . 94 77 2h7 coupe. 2695. Many others. Doug Keys made. Capitol Grinding Oo.. ‘school) street. Phone 3-0866. modern facilities. (Jloee in. Imme Avegnone 101 115 83—299 known in pest seasons'as the ChH (6) las Motor Sales. 333 Main atreet. street after 5; cessories and electrical Chriat- after 6:30 p. m. McKeever, 81 after 6 p. m. 106 114 38 Main StreeL Phone 7952. diate occupancy. Owner ieavtogi Rodonla . 103—323 .South Windsor Advos. The team ’Totals Lucas . . . . .105 82 67—274 Open every evening 'til 9. mas decorations repaired. 29 Beaman Circle. McCarthy 119 115 106 -310 will play k preUmlnary to toe .446 465 5001411 WUhelm .. . 96 118 09—310 1941 PACKARD 130 sedan. Com- SEASONED hardwood for flrs- state. Unusual value, 921.60a 111 99 FURNACES^Tailored to fit your Cornell street. Houses for Rent 85 Reasonable terms, Wm. Good- Twaronite 119-329 Guards at the armory in the near (jnmmings . 88 96—184 1939 PONTIAC 4-door sedan. Good pletely overhauled. (Jarriea our home. Van Camp Bros. Phone U O N E L TRAIN. Goad condition. plaee. furnace snd raags Imms- future. Dye-Flalshlng (4) Pohsrski . .110 08 98—306 condition. Call 2-1097 after 5 p. new car guarantee. All equipped. REPAIR shd motorise sewing Enough to make two sets. 240. diets dsllvery. B. J. Bagla. Glas child. Sr.. Realtor. 7925 er 3-96N. Total .’ . . . . 548 558 509 1615 Hansen ...... 85 96 96 . 00 92 93—274 'Tel. 2-0594. tonbury 3-3933. SIX ROOM furnished modern tene Office 15 Foreet streeL FeUce ...... Bycholskl Hot or Cold ' m. 21.095. Brurjier's. Car Whole- machines. Also clean and repair ment. Oil heat, garage, on bus Indlea A.C. (1) Boasting practically toe same Ksne . •, • • 70 — 70 ELECTRIC era. LINOLEUM — Asphalt tile, wall motors. Frank X. Dion, 3 Rldgo- 122 135 perronnel are the British-Ametl- Zboray ...... THREE INSIDE finished doors. line. Phone 3193. Brozowskl .. 94—351 DIckeon . . . . HAIR DRYER covering. Done by reliable. weU- wood street. Phone 7779. Garden— F am — Dairy Loto for S a k n Ralmondo • • • 106 102 94—302 <’ans ahd Naaslff Arms basketball Total ..500 455 463 1418 1947 CHRYSLER. New Yorker. 1987 FORD 3-door, radio and trained men. All joba guaranteed Five panel 28”x61", All hardware teams. ’The BAs are in Rec Lea F. Mordsvsky 349 Radio and heater. Phone 2-9823. heater. In good cmditlon. Full Included. CJall at 12 Moore stroet. ProducU 50 'Q uey...... 104 103 107—314 Folding Oartena (4) Priced From Hall Linoleum Co.. 32 Oak streeL Wuted to Rent 68 3 US VEIL# LdOTS in ^SPd#B apoL Farrand .. ,. 108 113 84—305 gue competition while Nasslffe price, 2395. 1937 Chrysler sedan. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6l6a Private Inatmetions 28 Siac 80 X 150. Madellna Smith, play independent games only. Totals ...... 446 426 619 1670 Taylor 78 83 103—294 1933< CHEVROLET coupe. Good Very nice. $445. 1941 Pontiac NEW 20-GALLON galvtnizcd tank FOR SALE—Mealy Green Moun K ochln...... 120 1.97 92 309 ...... 81 104 80^265 18.75 WANTED To rent. Six room Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. Engravlag (9) Forfeit Todtord tires. First $100 takes It. Can be sedanette. A nice car. Full price, VENETIAN Blinds, All types AUTO DRIVING, dual -introl. for automatic gas water heater. tain potatoes. (Jail Amelia Jarvis, house or fist unfurnished. Phons ...... 100 96 84—3T9 AAA certified Instruetor. Bal A hard-to-find article. Can 6354 Total ...... 560 550 471 1581 Cheney Brothers mads a su«' WaddaU . Been at -*arter’s Chevrolet, 311 21,045. Franklin Motora. 653 O n- made to order, also rscohditlon- 872 Parksr streeL Phene 7026. 5030. •te------— ceasful switch from toe Bee Sea Weave Oowloa ...... 139 98 99—666 Now, ()«lck>(oid Main street. ter street. Phonei 3-9981. Open lard's Driving school. (JsU 3-2245 after 7 p. m...... 1 1 1 89 116—615 Ing. Best quaUty. FindsU Manu- Wanted— Real Estate 77 MefJann’a (3) lor League to the T League. After F. Fallen .,...1 0 6 105 lOf Bmith , , , POCKET evenings. (acturing Co., 485 Middle Turn- yAMTLT OF 3 sdqlU would like a being downed in two Roc League J. Frey ... 1946 DE «OTO. excellent ernid"- USED CAMERAS. Revere, Sm.m. Boasehold Gooda 51 rent of 4 or 5 rooms naar trans SELLING Tour property T Why Helm’ ...... 100 115 - 215 . .. 8 7 100 128 tion. Private oa'ner. Can be seen pike EasL (Jail 4865. Musical—OrtBiatle 29 ®ng.. like, new, with Norton Tele Lamouretix .. 118 i08 .starts, the Silk Workers came Haberem ,. 112 89 94 Total ...... 509 469 481 1489 UMBRELLAS 1948 (JADILLAC sedanette. 90 portation. Phone 6035. not place th# Job in experienced 111-3,17 Waateya (9) (Opens to fun sIm) at 483 HUlatown Road. photo lens, 2115.50.. Argus C-S 35 NOKOE lUfrlgtrator. Six euMe Hanson ...... 96 — 96 192 liack to gain their first victory in Mordavzky .. 88 76 88 miles. All squipibanL Immediate RADIO need flzlngr Rave tt re PIANO TUNING and repairs. fL Excellent condition. Recent bands? Wa atai to give setlefae* the Y circuit the first night out K. Fallon . Handler ...... 86 82 79—247 delivery. 24.150. Brunner’s. Car paired by experta. Pick-up serv- m.m., complete with flash gun tiMi. AUca (3aBML Real Estate Snow ...... 135 96 116—,347 . . . 9 3 110 104 607 Frteed Freoa 1936 DELUXE Plymouth converti- Leonard Eccellente. Phens 4757. and case, $49.50. Bantsm 828. ly refinished. (JsU 4693. Martin ...... 111 119 Ponfrats ...... 104 96 66—294 Wholesalers. Ice. guaranteed work. Seta check 113 Center StreeL TWO-CAR OARAGE. CaU 2-9219. and Inauraaaa 843 Mato streaL H3 -343 ...... 70 99 92—258 $8.7i , ble, in perfect all around condi complete with case, filters and Outhria...... — 129 124—253 Waat SMeo Win Totals ___ . "Jm 460 611 Nsweofnb tion. Aslcinf $850. Call 8563 after ed In the home. Car radios a JUNIOR Washers, <3i Taylor Manchester. Phoa# 4993 or 2- Weri BMes (47) Vara (•) Oshar ...... 86 61 76—241 1948 OLDSMOBILE sedan, black. specialty. ManebeaUr Rad 1 o PIANO TUNING, repairs, raeoa- holder, 235.50. Kodak. 8 m.m. electrie washers, table model; 0880...... 96 US 94—302 6:30 p. m. All equippsd. Driven 4 miles. Im roll model 23, with case, 249.50. LA.NDLORDS. We epeciaUse in 1 Total ...... 560 567 560 1««7 B F I Capello ...... 8 8 72 85 Simmans Service, 78 Birch straet. Phene diUomni. etc John (Jockorhaa. worth 339.95. special 232.95 each. i Benoit, rf ...... • ' ^ DO^TT DISPATR! mediate delivery. 22,675. Brun 2-0840. 28 Bigelow street. Phone 4219. Bantam Special F.2, case, filters, obtaining renu for tenants and WE WILL handle your real estate ^ Kacojtii (1) Johnson .. . . . 82 103 91 Watklna Brothers. Inc. wa get our (ei. from them. We .McCurry, rf ...... 0 Smith ___ . . . 88 90 Total ...... 440 497 435 1833 If yo« can't find toe rigM ner’s, Car 'Whole^ers. meter. $149.50. Roamar n. F4.5. ant Inauranea prebitma prompt Davldaon .. . 100 81 123 - 304 91 complete with case. $39.50. Argo •elect for you only raltable tan- ly. (JaU Suburban Realty CO. 110 McGuire, I f ...... 9 W. Frey .. .. 125 116 102 Bocks (8) gift ... ,5 PUBUC STENOGRAPHER. F FIVE-PIECE soUd mahogany bed Brlmley ----- 96 102—308 1948 CHEVROLET convertibla M. Broderick. 243 Main street! Help Wanted— Female K ffaah, 35 m.m., complete with ants with good credit referencaa Realtors, 49 Perkins streeL TqL McConvUle .. 112 101 Roach, ...... 9 Low Man . . . . 8 7 76 88 251 89 96 106—291 GIVE HER A JAMES S room seL 2150. 18 Fairvlew 116 329 Bvanaki . Drlvsn 9fi m.las All equipped. Im- Phone 2-1644. ffssh gun, 214.50. Ray Dwyer's street. Phone 2-0530. Ohir service to yon for renting 6216. Oiraitie ----- 95 115 Shearman, r g ...... ® J”® 76 106 81—264 GIFT CERTIFICATE | medUte deUvery, 23.895. Brun WAITRESS. Port time. 11-8:30 p. 96—.306 Moller, Ig ...... 2 CHU...... wanted Photo Shop, 1015 Main streeL your property Is free. Rsntal P.uaconI...... 101 IjS Totals' ...... 470 458 456 Ubsrt . 0 o o o a o a I 86 102 8 6 t-274 Far Aay Amonnl ner’s. Oar Wholesalers. m. Good pay. Apply Mr. Vaughan, BEFORE You buy be sure you try 130—344 Findlay, I g ...... I RADIO Servicing Dependable low TeL 7369. REBUILT Cleaners. <2) Hoover Service Buresu. Msneheeter Wflson •• 69 70 109—248 cost and gqarantaeo. A.B.(i Ap- ArthOr Drug. 942 Main street. ' vacuum cleaners, factory rebuUt; Phone Msneheeter 2-4279 any- the office of Madaltoe Bntth, Total 518 506 567 1591 1-7 47 Opalarii , 70 94 104—368 Exfieriencecl Sewiug :J46 (JHEVROLBT Aero sedan. P»mc4- 21 Maple atraeL 2-l57a SLIGHTLY used Siebert tricycle. formerly 244.50. (toolce 236. Wat tlBM. Wa place tenants swry- Realtor, Room 26, 943 9ki> Total ...... 28 Scholastic BaaketbaU All squipment. Terms and trades WOMEN TO REPRESENT Avon Advertlsement- East Sides (66) baU-bearInga, tubular frante, for klna Brototrs, Inc. whara. street 9-1642. 4679. Total ...... 693 497 499 1645 JAMES' Machine Operatort acesptad. Immediata delivery, 22.- Products. Inc., excellent commis *-S year eld chUd. Call 6354 after England, rf East Hartford 49. RoekvU M. 195. Brunner’s, Car Wholesalers. When Jack Frost puts hi* etch forasis (I) HotwchoM StTvictfi sion temtories available In Itoa- t f o wu HOT WATICR Hester. Uni venal FOUR OR Five room apartmenL HAVE aieats for Stratton, If . Newington 88. Wethairsflei ...... 85 61 97—233 ches'ter and surrounding toaiu foaUly beaM ings on your window pane. No Bloomfield 44, Berlin 29. 8 e h l«^ • Apply Offfiwd 13A 50-gal. electrie, Reg. $142; floer Furniahad'or unfurnished. 3 to EllU. c ___ _ ...... 82 81 79—242 BEAUTY SALON IMT lUICK sadanatte. Bxeslirat Call Msnchatsr 2-940a______YLORBNCE «U bunwr kitehw sampl* 2219.96. Wsthtns Broto- faaMy. CaO Madaltoe Bntito. you to oMv? need to get those heavy blankeu Clapp, c . .. . Simsbury 52. (^ t o n 36. OorrtoU . eendltlmi. original owntr. Radio Topping , ...... 102 79 73—281 )4 Bast iOwriSr Btrsat WEAVTNO of buriia, moth bOiM rtoge. One 32 volt Ught plant era, Inc. Realtor. 2-16U or -4679. pertleulen.orcaQe4 • out Bgsto- 0«t a 'WE.STI.NG- Ckrlaon. rg . 19 Portland 48. SufBeld 42...... 88 93 84—296 Indepandfiif and hpater, price 22,400. CaD 3- and torn clotoiag. batikuy nnZ aatPERIENCED girt wanted for with two hersspower motor. Also (y. J26 Mato sUsit, 7S9MA1N STRCer HOUSE ELECTRIC SHEET at Helm. Ig ... American School for Deaf 24, Pinkey . ■ ’MsphMw 4291 2179. handbags repaired, sippar tftda and candy -work. Steady WE BUT and ecu good uacd APPROXIMATELT I.OOO equate BARSTOW’S store. throw Farmington 22. Low Men ...... 69 70 81—217 82-volt floor niedel radio, and MANCHf S T * » '“'^'*** He \ WEP WE8DAT, SECfiStBBB S, lUt 'f JIAMJHBSTER BVEI^INO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEPNESPAY, DECEMBER 8,1948 PAGE S!XTEE!f ifllatulr»0t»r Ewttbt9_W »roto llotleryCase W ins Suit Bowles Keeps To Be Probed O n Sidelines Brightest Spot In Town! '^ v ; Waterbury Woman Pr^ Adopts *H«nds4>IT PoL . sentcd on Charge of Regarding Insti . Possesaing Tidceta tutional Survey Group MARLOW'S Wstertrary, Dec. 8— —A wom Hartford, Dsc. 8 — — Gov, an who a|ipeared at poUbe head- Elect Chester Bowles is apparent qnartara llohday with a hat box ly intent on keeping a ’’hands-off” 913.000 worth of lot- policy regarding work of a atato t t ^ tickets was presented in City Inatitutlonal committee. court yastsrdsy on a charge of pos- ' The committee, appointed by them. the late Governor McCohaughy to ■ S id g e Charles R. Summa con study possible "integrated con tinued the case until December 31 trol” of the state’s five mental In TOY CARNIVAL pending further police Investiga stitutions is to make its recom tion. An intoxication charge mendations to the next governor agi^st the dtfendant, Mrs. LuclUe and the 1949 Legislature. Laselva, 39, also w as continued. Mr. Bowles attended Monday’s BEST SELECTION YOU’LL FIND Police Inspector Joseph R. Bend- meeting of the committee to fa tor said authorities were trying to miliarize himself with its work. learn where Mrs. Laselvs got the No Desire' to IntoHere tickets, whether they were genuine or counterfeit, whether any had CommitUe spokesmen said that ANYWHERE.. LOWEST PRICES! been sold and who printed them. the governor-elect Indicated he had no desire to Interfere with the Oonplaias About ‘‘Racket” Mrs. Beulah O. WahAer (above) Mrs. Laselva came to headquar group’s study and told them to of Deuver, Am y nnree ‘Veggy’ We Have the Mo$t Complete Line o f Sledtj DoU»^ High Chairg^ ters at the invitation of Chief W il make their report as planned. la the book, ‘'They Were Expe^- liam J. Roach who said she had They said Mr. Bowles Indicated hs ahto,” was awarded 9390,000 by a tdephoned him several times com bad not made up his mind on tha Mechanical Toy$, Guns, Doll Cribs and Bassinets t a ^ Gift plaining vaguely of a ‘‘racket’’ Federal court Jury In St. Louto subject yet Wa M>ill hold any item on a small deposit against Loew*s, Inc., which mads that ought to be broken up. The committee Is expcctod to mo movie version. She claimed Bendler said Mrs. Lnaelva’a hat recommend a commission on men A LL METAL nntil Xmas the pibture was made nithont her HANDKERCHIEFS box contained 1,000 books of 13 tal health, with a paid, full-time tickets each, priced at fl.OO a oonaent and Invaded her right of rtne quality cotton or linen handker* TEXTRON secretary. The commission would ticket. privacy. (AP wlrepboto). dilefs la all over prlata or all white. have power to co-ordinate activity LITHOGRAPHED The lottery, he said, was based at the live mental hospitals. DISCOUMS GI\ EN TO SCHOOLS, on a horse race to be run at Ain- activltlea In the N e w Xkigland tree, England, next March, and Trustees of the live Institutions ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS Poul^'and Egg InsUtute and,the —Connecticut. Fairfield and Nor waa spoiuwred, according to print Northsaatem Poultry Prbdueers 25c to $1.00 ed matter on the ticket, by the wich State hospitals and Mansfield Council (NEPPCO) Mr. tans said. AND CHURCHES * AT HOLIDAY PARTUS TKe' iindk3 gloor of ’’Canadian Army, Navy and Air and Southbury Training schools— Force Veterans luilt of Quebec.” ■The next meeting of the Elling would be retained but have their rayon cropo envelops you ton Center P T A will be held on powers clipped. tH i OIRIS SWINO O'tiT.IN Men*$ AU WhUe Fine Quality Monday, December 13 In the Ty>wn in this glorious Textron* robe hall at 8 p. m. Allen Dresser, prin Ellington cipal of the Rockville High s^ooL SQMJLllt PJLNCI ~1U,giV)|.a talk on the Ustdry. Gilead HANDKERCHIEFS • . . warmly quilted in little boxes a H l ^ ichool. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kasche of Vdoitapedes The new Memorial Gategray at The wide drcling skirt Vein atreet are the parenta of a The Tri-County group will hold Containing 5 rooms and bath. daughter bom at Ellington Fri the entrance of the BHllngton Cen its Christmas meeting at the He SPECIAL 2 9 c each day night. Mrs. Kasche la a pa ter cemetery/’erected for the El bron Oingregational chuitdi on sweeps lavishly; about you.«. while o tient In ths Hartford hospitaL lington Ometery Association has Sunday evening, December 19 at '.Directors of the Tolland County been completed, and adds greatly 7:80 o’clock. bright lino o f contrast piping echoes Farm Bureau, three from each of to .the . appearance of the attractive Mra Lovina Hutchinson who D oll House Uie IS towns of the County, will and well kept cemetery. There are paaaed her 100th birthday last July < 6 .9 8 Att SUk the tone of the rich taffeta lining. elect directors and name standing two granite pillars on each aide and has spent the summer and fall FURNITURE 4 . 8 9 oommlttes, at a meeting Thuis- of the drive leading to the ceme at the home of her son-in-law and And Up day evening December 9. tery. which carry the center gate. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert EL 98c a Room Reg. $5.98 Ip face flattering colon of Bailngton General Store is the On a bronze tablet ph the face .ot Foote has now gone to Manchester GIFT SCARFS community sign post for all the one is , the donor’s ' nam ^ Sarah to spend the winter with her son, f All over prlhta In square styles. Aquamarine or Beauty Rose, lined happenings in this town and a few tAomla and the other 1s In mealory Arthur Hutchinson at 183 North days ago the town folks read of Ralp-Gillette, original owner of EUm atreet. We have a complete line of ond highligl^ted vrith White, new sign which was placed there tile driveway passing his burial Mrs. Lovina Hutchinson, Mrs. by Harold J. A . Collins, owner of lot,, with its massive monu Alioe Foote, Mrs. Robert Foots, CHEMISTRY SETS Electric Phonographs $1.69 to $2.98 the Collins bus line that has served ment, curbing and vaults. H e was Mrs. Eldward Foote and children, or Navy with Beauty Rose. Broad Brook to Hartford for aome also the owner of the adjacent M ary Ann, John and Deborah, Mrs. ERECTOR SETS time. Things happen quickly in store. A wrought Iron arch sur- Adolph Simons and children. Gene Sizes 12 to 20. Ellington and when the patrons moimts the drive resting on the and Jimmy attended a birthday $1.75 fo $14.98 Sets $9,98 and $12.98 » of the store read that a bus serv pillars, .^crlbed on It, In . plain party in honor of Ann Goodale, ice waa to be started between EU Istters -appears ”EUJn^on ceme daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law ington and Hartford by way of tery,” and above hangs a glass rence Goodale at their home In $19.95 Nangle atreet through Windaor- bowl and bulb, swinging In the Storrs on December 2. $3.00 vUIe and Wapping they felt their breezes. The smaller pillars on Mr. and Mrs. Harold House of prayers had been answered. ’There each aide carries a small n t e with West Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Hen 29c To will be a daily commuter bus at 7 adjoining Iron fence, \ • ry Hurley of Middle Haddam, and a. m. and a Shoppers Special Morton E. Thompson, secretary Thomas Bentley of Bolton were To Thursday and Saturday at 9:35 of the association, who haa served Sunday guests at the home of Mr. a. m. ^ in that office, for Qftr SO yqars and, and Mrs. Charles Fish. . ^ .. Bus service from this town wad whose'Intet^l in the bsk^atkin • Mrs. Norton Warner, Mrs. Floyd $1.98 discontinued by the New England has long been recognized, has kind FogU and Mrs. Ruth Porter attend ’Transportation Company many ly furnished this information. ed a military whist party held by years ago in spite of all protests Mrs. Henry Wagner of New the Andover Grange at the Ando by many residents. Britain has returned to her home ver Town H all recently. ’The bus w ill st< 9 in front of after spending a few days with her First Selectman Wihtbrop your home on the regular route slater, Mrs. Jacob Loetschcr of Porter, representatlves-elect Mrs. CUDDLE BEARS Wood for passengers and those living off Main street. Helen E. Sellers and Irving L. Grif Check These Gift Hosiery the route may take the bus at the fin were Invited guests at the lay Burning ebnter or along Main street The Five Sentenced To Death ing of the cornerstone at ths PANDAS, DOLLS service started this morning leav Southern New Ekigland Telephone' Sets First quality nylon hosiery with reinforced heel and toes for ' ing Charters’ store at 7 a. 'm. Berlin, Dec. 8—OP)— Five men Co. building In Wlllimantic. POR tlO AND LITTLI SISTIRS extra wear. ' Albert tans of West road,' ESI- accused of black market trade Miss Grace Randall of Storrs UiiMxg —H Ington has been appointed ’Tolland with western Germany were sen was a caller In Gilead on Ssturdsy. Keystone Gas Stations and and ELEPHANTS County Chairman of the 1949 New tenced to death Tuesday in Russian- Fire Houses ..$1.98 To $7.98 \ Hmmt. R ilo w iR odd*««fMlll» A H fhot «M i1i eitf *Mf wMi o iif [1 ■ ■S*' 1 ' ■ .*-r’ ■■W . jL 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., VV^DNESDAY, DECE3IBER 8, 1948 .MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECE3IBER 8,1948 j . >iMa canned goods and other foodstuffs Italian MlUere Strike sand miUere, macaroni makers and Italjr's basic foods. Stocks of Italian faced short rations nnleee rice workera struck for niore pay bread, rice and “pasta” will lart the nation-wide strike to settled hsve already been procured. yesterday, imperiling auppliea of for a few days, but the average quickly. Food Drive Sunday, December 19, will be Home, Dec. 8—(/P)—Fifty thou £iOcal Soldier Describes collection day, and armjes of young men and women will conduct a F o r Israel house to houee canvase throughout Life Now on Okinawa the entire state to pick up bundles of food for Israel. These will ije Collection Dec. 19 Goes taken to collection depots in vari Q»I. Murray Johnaon It To All Suffering as ous cities where the food will be packed and delivered by trailera REGAL Home \ h t i r Spending New Premier Result of Warfare and box cars to the docks in New York. 22 Months There; The Food for Israel Campaign MEN'S SHOPS' to alleviate the diatresa of the peo Advertisement- S h o p Telit About Typhoon IS ple of the Land of Israel, regtrd- lesa of race, color, or creed, offi Wheh Jack Froat puts his etch X>capiU a 140 mils an hour ty cially got tmder way today when ings on your window pane. No phoon and tha praaonce ot daadly Governor Shannon announced that need to get those heavy blankets aaaltea whoaa hite meant almost December wUI.be Food for Israel out again. Get a WESTING- Month in thla state. HOUSE ELECTRIC s h e e t at Instantaneous death, life on Oki The Governor's statement was BARSTOW’S Store. And throw nawa for the past two y,^ars has accepted by a committee of two. away ‘all but one forever more. FOR THE boon for the most part "dull” with Judge Joseph B. Klau of Hart Only $29.95. "not much to do," says Corporal ford, Prealdent of the Connecticut Murray Johnston, 10, of 93 Ply Zionist Region, and Milton Rich- CHRISTMAS MORNING A\ALE! man of Hartford, Chairman of the mouth Lane. Cpl. Johnston re Connecticut Food for Israel Cam- ■ Notice Gift Giving Blouses cently returned from 22 months' paign. I We lilt here only a few of the awell gifts we duty with the 62Srd Aircraft Con The Governor’s statement fol-; have for the men in your life. Check each Item— - trol and Wamlnf Squadron. low’s; "The month of December: Zoning Board of Appeals i you’re sure to aee something that will solve your A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF BLOUSES gift problem. ' i On October 3. a typhoon swept has been designated by the Zionist In accordance with the require IN CREPE, SATINS, COTTONS Into Okinawa from the direction Organization of America for an ments of the zoning regulations ot of Iwo Jims and for about two emergency food procurement ef and a half days the island was sub- fort to be conducted by the mem the Town of Manchester, the Zon WHITE jaeted to winds ranging from 90 to ing Board of Appeals will hold a AQUA bers of the Connecticut Region of public hearing in the Municipal ISO miles accompanied by a Dr. Sun Fo, new premier of China, the Organization. .With the tjT)l- BLUE GREY "heavy, driving rain.”' There was Building, Monday evening, De moditatea a moment before an cally American practice of trans cember 13, 1948, at 8 P. M„ on the HEAVY WOOL JAC SHIRTS ....$7.98 FLEECE OR WOOL LINED PINK MAIZE a short lull when the center of tha swering a question daring Inter lating sympathy into petion. this GLOVES ...... $ f.8 i storm paaied over the island, and group will spearhead a campaign following applications; FUR-LINED GLOVES ...... $4.95 view at Shanghai Just after being Application of EHmer Kendall then the Inhabitants were subject appointed. He Is the son of the to bring relief to the hundreds of GENUINE PECCARY PIGSKIN ed to the fury of the other side thousands of moUiers, children, for extension of permission to GLOVE AND SCARF S E T S ...... $2.95 GLOVES ...... $4.95 late Sun I’at Sen, father of Chi erect dwelling closer to rear line of the t>*phoon. Buildings that nese repiibUc. (AP wirepboto). and displaced persons, who, as vic BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS ...... $2.98 were leaning in one direction re tims or the tragic irftermaths of and closer to side line (Franklin QUn.TED LINED CAVALRY 2*98 TO 8*98 versed themselves when the other war. are feeling the /hardships of Street! than regulations allow on PURE IRLSH LINEI^ TWILL JACKETS...... $14.95 side ot the typhoon hit the island. that he has never heard of anyone hunger and deprivaUon in the re Lot No. 11 Comer Parker and HANDKERCHIEFS ...... 50c FINE RAYON OR 100% Fury ot Storm Deaerlbed being attacked by them. ception centerq . of strife-ridden Franklin Streets, Residence A GABARDINE SPORT SHIRTS ; .. .$4.95 An article in the Army news Entertainment was provided by Israel. zone. OOL ROOES .$12.95 TAILORED MODELS paper “Stars and StrlpM” de U.S.O. shows and the various offi "The Connecticut program has Application of Center Street (Seven New Shades) - ASSORTED PLAIDS VIRGIN LACED TRIMMED scribed the fury of the storm, cers' and non-commissioned offi been given a quota of 300,000 Corporation for jMrmlsaion ‘ to RAYON SHARKSKIN SPORT WOOL SCARFS ...... :$r.5o LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE “Wind ripped through the Okina cers' clubs. Dances are also held, pounds of food in bulk. Members erect 30‘x26’ addition to present SHIRTS ...... $3.95 ZIP FRONT SUEDE JACKETS $22.50 wa valleys with such force that with the men escorting American of the Zionist organisation are garage at 487 Center Street, Resi It ripped loose whole sections of civilian girls and Army nurses. mobilizing in support of this col dence A zone. ^ STRIPED. SANFORIZED CORDUROY SPORT COATS . .$13,93 sturdily-built quonset huts and While on a seven day leave. lection. Among tha foodstuffs to Application pf Richard E. Ran DRESS SH IR T S...... $2.49 (5 Shades) aent them hurtling through the Johnston went to Tokyo where he be collected, in bans, a rt coffee, dall for permiaaion to erect garage OXI^ORD SHIR'TS (French Cuffs) $2.95 CORDUROY SPORT SHIR'TS . .$6.98 air at express train speed.” The visited, among other places, the milk, shortening, vemtabl’es, and closer to side line (Md. Tpk. West I / article went on to say that the huge Ernie Pyle Theater. fruit. The appeal will be made to than regulations allow at 49 Edi VIRGIN WOOL FLANNEL RED ( ^ GREEN HOUNDS TOOTH rain drove Into the most sheltered Although there are still war housewives, retailei^s, and whole- son Road, Residence A tone. SHIRTS (5 Colors) ...... $6.9^ FLANNEL SHIRTS ...... $2.98 tpott, leaving hardly a dry piece scars on the island, many of the spiers. of clothing or equipment on the signs of the recent conflict have "As Governor of Connecticut, 1 Application of Johhson Con ADAM HATS ...... $6.00-$7.50 100% WOOL COVERT PANTS ...$9.95 island. disappeared. One result of the war commend the Food for Israel drive struction Company for permission RONSON LIGHTERS ...... $6.50 Up and urge ail our clttoens, regard to erect dwelling on undersized 100% WOOL GABARDINES, DOESKIN. An oddity at the storm, said Cpl. that will take longer before re SHARKSKINg r PANTS Gift Sweaters Gift Umbrellas Johnston, was that the sturdily turning to normal la the absence less of religious denomination, to lot, on Northerly portion of LoU McGREGOR ZIP SW EA ^pRS...... $5,95 .$12.95 built and lashed quonset huts were extend their interest and coopera 11 and 12 Irving Street, Residence The famous “Onanoff” detachable handle ot trees. Although there are B. zone. uprooted by the storm before the enough banana trees to keep tion so that our state may contri ALL WOOL OR ALL Ni'LON IN SLIP-ON, umbrellas. Rayon taffetas, 16 rib. In solid, simple thatched huts built by the everyone well supplied, only stubs bute its share to the aUeviation of Application of Johnson Con STILL STUCK dsi WHAT TO GIVE? CARDIGAN OR TURTLE NECK STYLES bold plaid.s or stripes. In regulation or parasol natives. The Okinawans erected remain of the greater part of the suffering among the innocent vlc- struction Company for permission their homes in the valleys and tim4 of World War n , who have to erett dw’elllng on undersized t.vpe. trees on the island. survived disaster, oppression and GIVE A REGAL GIFT other sheltered areas and. so were In looking back on the past two lot, on Southerly portion of Lota FITTED OR BOXY' MODELS able to withstand the destructive hardship and who are now courag 11 and 12 Irving Street, Residence years, Johnston aaid hg waa glad eously seeking the opportunity for B zone. CERTIFICATE IN PLAIN OR FANCY WEAVES wtnda he enlisted because of the travel a new life in the ancient land of A m y men In tropical atom and practical education he receiv Application ' of Johnson Con So* 4-98 TO 7-98 afba give women's names to each their ancestry." struction Company for permiaaion ALL PASTEL AND DARK SHADES ed. He does not plan, however, to Thla effort in Connecticut is to erect dwelling on undersized at the typhoons, explained tha lo- rc-enlist for another three year part of a nation-wide campaign oal lb-year-old sotdlar and this lot, on Southerly portion of Lota - “hitch" after his present term of sponsored by the Zionist Organi 13 and 14 Irving Street, Residence yaitleular atom was called ty service ends in October, 1949. sation directed to procure food in phoon "Libby.” "Libby" was a After completing hia 50-day fur* bulk from every part of the coun- A zone. ^ gold-digger putting most ot her lough. CpL Johnston will report to Application of Johnson Con a. TO Folding Umbrellas 10.98 oonvontlonal namesakes to shame try. struction Company for permission OlERY Weatover Field for re-assignment. More than $1,000,000 Worth of S Year Guaranteed Frame and caused about 110,000,000 dam to erect dwelling on undersized age on Okinawa alone. Other Is lot, on Northerly portion of Lots I lands; such as Iwo Jlma. were even 13 and 14 Irving Street, Residence iiawiM. hit and suffered more ex- A zone. Ot tansive damage. Application of Walter B. Kohls hy Silver Slipper Fly CBBorgoaey Supplies for permiaaion to convert building Fifty Superforts were used to. into living quarters which wlU be fly emergency supplies to Okina BARSTOW SAYS: undersized, closer to rear line, and Gift Certlflcatee In any amount, wa to supply the 150,000 Isolated on an undersized lot in rear of 38- Gfite troops. 40 CUnton Street Comer Maple good anjfwbere In the etore any- WILL DELIGHT HER HEART!! The other outstanding monotony- Street. Residence B zone. time.*' bceaker on the island was the "ha* “ IT’S THE TRUTHS’ Application of Kenneth Morri boo,” a deadly snake whose bites son for extension of permission to usually means death within 10 sec use portion of garage for storing • EXQUISITE SHEERNESS • PERFECTION FIT onds. "If anyone ttves longer than electrical auppUes in rear of 176 lb seconds after being bitten he wtsriHOHOuse Summit Streat, Residence B zone. • PROPORTIONED LENGTHS • QUALITY WITH WEAR WUI probably be aU right,” said the Application of Louis Klink- Manchester man. hxmer for extension of ,'^:-mlssion R E t : ( q i _ • FULL FASHIONED •SEAMLESS • Mongoose have been brought to to use building at rear of 131 Okinawa In an eSort to rid tte Summit Blreet for office purposes. of the deadly menace. The Residence B zone. MEN'S SHOPS "ha*boo” gives no w aning before PRESENTS 907 MAIN ST.. WELDON BLDG. X All persons interested may at It strikes suCh as U given by the tend this hearing. tattlssnaka. and js doubly dan- Zoning Board of Appeals. 15 DENIER EVENING SHEER 1.69 2 Pr. 3.30 gsroaa for that reason. Johnston 51 GAUGE explained that the mongoose were By Martin E. Alvord, f t reportedly brought to the island Chairman, 51 GAUGE 20 DENIER DRESS SHEER 1.69 2 Pr. 3.30 many I’ears ago by the Japanese. James H. McVeigh, SLIPS- The mongoose, an animal about Secretary, M-SO inebas long with a sharp BUSINESS SHEER A COp»LETE ASSORTMENT IN ‘snout and long tail, is a good 45 GAUGE 30 DENIER 1.39 2 Pr. 2.70 ALL SIZES IN FULL LENGTH OR snake-klllsr through lu agUity HALF SLIPS and quickness rather than Its Im* 400 NEEDLE 15 DENIER SEAMLESS. SHEER i.25 muntty to poison. The t«nrot- JUNIOR—9-15 Uke animal also helps to control the number of rats on the island MONEY REGULAR—12-12 since It himts them with the saipe 400 NEEDLE 20 DENIER SEAMLESS SHEER 1.15 2 Pr. 2.25 LARGE 12-48 seal that it does the snakes. When he drst arrived at the RAYON CREPES island, the local man said that CAN’T BUY RAYON SATINS there were several aeddenm -V RAYON OR NYLON KNITS caused by both natives and serv- ^ 0100 who became curious about utdoned equipment. ^Others were killed by long-nldden land mines. QUIETER KANT-RUN NYLONS ' SERVICE WEIGHT But sudi inoidents became fewer TO and were practically non-existent when he left, add Johnston. 15 DENIER 1.89 2 Pr. 3.70 t 7. THREAD SILK 1.50' Jap BoMikmi Hir» sm itiw Another incldont that occurred FOR THE YULETIOE SEASON when he first got to the Island was 30 DENIER 1.69 2 Pr. 3.30 OUTSIZE NYLON 1.79 the Surrender of a few Japanese aoldiars. th ey came out of the m urlor to give thsieselves up to FM thai this...! irrssr GOWNS- t the Americana possibly not aware that the war was ended. KNIT RAYONS OR RAYON J o h n s t o n ’s introduction to > ze«___ Okinawa was not conducive to Rainbow Tone FM, and you’ll C’KEPES . fostering a liking for the island. agree it's the feaest eaoner caa extra wide He arrived at the town of Tontan bu}'! It reproducas every mat of SOLID COLORS OR PRINTS In January of IMT, In the midst a great ipciAing voice, every TAILORED OR BEDECKED WITH of the tropical rainy season. For Wstthafcieie MO-iliit mmII- note of great muaic, a ^ a tt a SAVINGS several days after he got there, (iica ceniolt coaibiasTOB, btekgrouad of velvety sileace. Hosiery Wardrobe LACE for Undwd Ih'iaz Hosiery Wardrobe the rain came steadily without let iptce, fMtttrct lltiabew Tone There's no tniic, no aanoyiag up. The rainy season corresponds FM. AM, sad sa satOMiic huiB on Rainbow Tone FM— 1 PR„ 15 DENIER to the winter months in the tem record risytr- Qusdruele record just cicsr, sharp reception that's perate sone and ends In March. Uorigs • • ■ coousuoail]' vsntble true u the brotdeut itscUl 1 PR„ 20 DENIER 2 PR.,’15 DENIER ^ TO During that time, slickers and tee* cootrol. .. quioaMic I eoiuaic coatrol. Modsra deMga 5 -0 0 2 PR., 20 DENIER boots is the order of the day, and is sukogsar vsaseri. 1 PR„ 30 DENIER it is often cool enough to necesr I sitate extra clothing. 2 PR;, KANT RUNS Xativee Leandag Cagllsb 7 eeeeeeeg# Tastefully Wrapped In BED JACKETS 3.98 policy of non-fratemization IN GIFT BOXX 10-00 n-lth the native Okinawans is in Attractive 'Gift Folder BROADCLOTH OR RAYON PAJAMAS force on the island. During his 3.98 and 4.98 stay there. Johnston managed to $79.95 pick up a few u-ords of their com PANTIES , 89c to 3 98 plicated language, but he remarked SCARFS—RAYONS. SILK OR tVOOL Winfaihswe M l-t aMtdcra SHEIR—CLEAR MARQUISETTE that the Okinawans are quick to FM-Aif table audal with the RAYON M ARQUnim SPECIAL PURCHASE ' ~ 1.19 to 2.98 lean English. The natlvee live in pcriornaaca of a iee cobmIc. R n f f l ^ their lillages of thatched huts on Eiclutitc ZTeitiagheutc Rainbow CnrtaiBs Tailored CartahM Cottage Cvrtalas a simple food diet constating mala* Tone FM. casy-ie-raad Rainbow BMutlful marquisettes Charming patterns in a a O M ty of rice, fish and sweet potatoes. dial, suieaarie voleaie centre!, with picot ruffle edge. Soft, flowing lines, 44 Bxoeediagly clever with their ceniinuoutly vsriahia teas ceairsl. tie-back or drape stylee. 9 1 hands, the natives salvaged car Clad ia rich wSkegaay etatera. In 83, 72 and 81-inch > 2 . 9 8 Inchet wide and $8,.72 • 2 . 9 8 la rad, blue, green, yel tridges and btts of metal from alr- I lengths. Excellent values Rafulcrly 4.M and ll-in£h lengths. Regularly 4.98 low and white. Regularly to l.a t OPEN EVENINGS plan,e engines and other Army ASK A •IMfiaSTfiATIBB OPEN EVENINGS to vsBeirwi equipment from which they fash • F RAINSBH i|i At ioned many soursnirs for the Take ■dvantoge * f Ihaea wonderful curtain valuos ta got your home ready for thor-hollday TO 9 TO 9 ...... servieeasen. From a smaU photo- pnwph of bis Riother. the local aum Mason ahood. Hyle* aud sizes to fH ovaryroam In your hgiwa. had one of ths CMtinawans paint THURSDAY, DEC. 9TH MONDAY, DEC. 20TH • an excellent portrait on canvas. Bummers on the island outpost Eat, Phone SA-TURDAY, DEC. IITH TlrtSDAY, DEC. 21ST / j ; are as warm as the ‘Wriaters" are 1922 3234 wet. H m temperature usually BARSTOW’S THURSDAY, DEC. IfTH WEDNESDAY. DEC.^Siq>J ^ ' hovers at 103 degrees. Any swim* mlag must be done in salt water PARIS CURTAIN SHOP SATl'RDAY, DEC. 18TH THURSDAY, DEC. 28RD" ^ ^ ^ ; ^ elaoe all of the fresh water is oon- Just North Of The Post Office 964 MAIN STREET taaflaated. Although sharks in- 32i> MAIN STREET TEL. 2-2747 IrMSf fh« (Milt .Tohfiatcn said \ 'P Y' MANCHESTER EVEN^JG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.194^ MAWCHESTCn EVBWINU HEnAL.U, MAMt/'HJskrCR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1948 . ■ • . V, '. ■'• i. ? murks, Jr., o f Somersville, wer e follows: President Daniel Ridzon; class rooma, etc., but there Is a planned a Christmas party to be Four Applications 230-Foot Barge recent guests of their ^renle, vice president, Richard ’Thorpe; Bicycle Used ; I.V great deal more to be attended to held December 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wochomar- secretary, David Loyzlm. Study Industrial Boom before puplla and teachers can a>-- Mrs. John A. Markham, at Bur ks, Sr. period waa on the "Recognition of STORE tually take up their work there. rows Hill. Members drew slips For Commissions $inkg at Norwich Miaa Floasie Bishop Buwerlng of various breeds”. Thla w ar follow For Getaway Levels Off Now A ll In all It la a very fine building, with names and « i l l exchange Storn, was a Sund.iv guest of ed by a social time and games. HOURS BTOitB and w ill take Its place as one lor Christmas favors In thli way. The Norwich, Dec. 5 — (57 — A 880- Tolland friends. Rev. William C. H. Moe pre Muncie, Ind., Dec. 8 '— (57.— A I ^'4 0 ^ the town to bo proud of. It wns next fiarty will be held December Four applicants, from the West Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarthy Mcycle served as a handy getaway Barlln, D«c. 9— VP) — Western foot barge, used In the Thames pared his 11 a. m. Sermon: Sub H O U R ^ j stated at the beginning of the 15 at the home of Mrs. Norton P. Mdss.-Conn. area for direct com M}tont the week end with t-elativea vehicle for a gunman fleeing with OPEN river' channel doapenlng piojoct, ject " A Mlaunderatood Parable.” <]enneny*s tndoetrlel boom, which school project that a aidewalK Warner. W ttfc In Deep River, Conn. a bag containing $28,570 he had missions as Arm y second lieuten oank In 30 foot of water, almost The Toung People’s service was Iiaa boosted ovem ll production by must be laid from the comer at First Selectman Winthrop S. Mr. and Mrs. George Glass stolen in a daylight holdup Mon O P E N ^ ^ Porter and Representative-elect ants, appeared before the, officer directly under Laurel hill bridge, at the church Sunday, Dec. 5 at MON. 46 per cent since June, hss begun the Green to the school. This has moved from Tolland Center to 7:30 p. m. day from two officiala of Muncie’a Irving GriAn were present Thurs reviewing board today at the re- duflng the night Monday. The not been done, nor even begpin as Crystal Lake, Saturday. Mrs. Laura Judson is convales- largest department store. THURS. to level off, the American military yet. This Is a requirement to en day at the laying of the corner crolting district headquarters. 837 hatgo, tho property pC OencarelU, TUES. Mrs. Lucy Uaher was a recent cening at the home of her daugh The robber was chased by M. eovemment said yesterday. sure the sa fA y of the children on stone 6f the Southern New F-ng- State street, Springfield, accord is m ere than'sktn>deep Inc., of Woatoriy, R.I., was loaded However, export deliveries from guest of her grandaon Monroe ter, Mrs. Benjaman Miller and Ray Applegate, advertising agency their way to and from the school, land Telephone Company building, ing to M-S5gt. K. H. Stevens. with a large portaMo crana and SAT., U ^ e r and fam ily in Wtllington. family In Hartford after an opera owner, a passerby. But the gun WED. the combined American and British many of whom will walk. The in addition to Representative-elect Names o f the young men were aUo equipment used in dredging occupation zones (Btzonlal rose to Mrs. Anna Sveijk of aouth-eeat tion in the Hartford hospital. man JumpiMl on a bicycle left in building Is only about half a mile Mrs. Charles C. Sellers. withheld pending the board’s deci operations. ah alley and sped away. a post-war high of $62,000,000 in About 30 were present at a An official of tho Westerly firm ( land has announced the en 9 a. m. to from the Center, or somewhat sion. Meanwhile, one of the holdup FRI. November, a gain of 2.5 per cent meeting Friday evmlng at the res stated today that eteps have al- gagement of her daughter, Anne Believe Wqr Inevitable leas. M-Sgt. Stevens stated that Man victims, Fred Staver, credit man over the piavioua month. idence o f the Rev. Harold R. Keen, rea«^ been taken to salvage the Sveljk. to Oonciejtto J. Zanghl also A number of the Representa- chester young men. who are quali ager o f Ball stores, eh.'used a sec 9 a. m. to| 9 p. m. Produ I ■ i \ -As* y / / f . ■ r- ■' ::ir / ' MANt'HKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHp:STER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8,194§* OPENS THURSDAY, Dec. SUPER MARKET 1041 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER FIRST NATIONAL’S NEW RETAIL BAKE FREE PARKING FOR OVER 100 CARS FINAST SUPER MARKET — 1041 MAIN $T. — manosster Celebrates Its 1st Birthday with this FROM JURY-TESTED.*^ HOME REOPES SELF SERVICE MEATS FOR Steadier H^Easier Shopping WHOLE OR EITHER END FRESH YOUNG PORK lb. 45c FiMst Grocery Values LEAN CENTER CUTS ib .6 5 « FINEST CALIFORNIA PEA OR RED KIDNEY P O R K C H O P S BAKEDBEANS 2% ^ 45c SMALL, LEAN, WELL TRDIMED RICHMOND FRESH PICNICS lb. 45c PORK AND BEANS 2% ^ 21e MILDLY CUBED FANCY TOMATO SMOKED PICNICS lb. 45c FINAST KETCHUP ‘i?^19e FANCY, RECENTLY REDUCED READY-TO-EAT, EITHER END COOKED HAMS lb. 65c FINAST CHILI SAUCE "l,^^19e FINAST, WITH SEEDLESS RAISINS SUGAR CURED SUCED BACON Ib. 69c BROWN BREAD 1* i?N“^16e BONE IN, CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF CHUCK ROXST OR STEAK lb. 59c FIRM RED RIPE CUT FROM STANDARD, TQMATOES 2 ‘?.%27e HEAVY STEER BEEF PORTERHOUSE s iu k or roast lb. S5c FANCY GREEN OR WAX RICHMOND CUT BEANS LEAN FRESHLY GROUND 2 ^ 39c CHOPPED lb. 59c FINAST FANCY V - CUT UP TO FRY OR BROIL DICED CARROTS 2 ^ 2 5 e FRESH. CHICKENS ALL WASTE REMOVED 1.69 DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE “x^39e Farm Fi-esh Fruits and Vegetables Anniversary Special FLORIDA ORANGE, GRAPEFRUIT OR BLENDED FLORIDA ORANGES FULL OF JUICE 8 & 43c 46 OZ. COOKING APPLES 3 LBS. 29c CITRUS JUICES TIN D'ANJOU PEARS 2 LBS. 25c FANCY CALIFORNIA. NEW LOW PRICE At last, a bakery department just the way women want it! Over 1 0 0 LUSCIOUS different items— more than you ever saw in one store before— deliv EMPEROR GRAPES 2 LBS. 25c FINAST FRUIT COCKTAIL V ^ 3 9 c “t&^25c ered in special trucks twice a day! Cakes, pies, doughnuts, coffee FANCY SLICED OR HALVES, IN HEAVY SYRUP FLORIDA TANGERINES 3 LBS. 29c 29 OZ. rakes— all kinds of flavors, fillings and icings! And the varieties RICHMOND PEACHES TIN A o e rliange every week! All are baked from .favorite old home re GRAPEFRUIT INDIAN RIVER 3 17c FANCY cipes. They’ re made with home ingredients^ by near-human ma 28 OZ. chines that work like hands. All are tested by a special jury of BROCCOLI FANCY CALIFORNIA BUNCH 2 9 c FINAST PUMPKIN 2 TINS \. J5? wMj'imw.wTt-.. ' housewives. You won’ t believe store-bought baked goods could FINAST, NEW LOW PRICE taste so good! You can order special cakes, too— for birthdays, CA R R O TS YOUNG, TENDER CALIFORNIA 2 b c h s . 19c weddings, anniversaries, parties, etc. What’s more, you can see GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 2 '^ 3 3 e i Delicious Doily Specials these special cakes actually on display“ “you don’ t have to order by GREEN BEANS SEMI-ROUND 2 LBS. 29c 1^: at bargain prices picture! , * ‘ FOR ALL CHEESE USERS CABBAGE YORK STATE LB. 3 C Everyday, a fresh-baked special aet-acquainted item, reduced in Be sure to see this wonderful new kind of bake-shop^today! price Just for that day. Make the First National bakery special a FINAST CHEESE FOOD 2 L^F 83c special shoppina habit! TU RN IPS RUTABAGAS LB. 3 C KRAFTS MUENSTER CHEESE HI YELLOW ONIONS 3 LBS. 17c TODAY'S SPECIALS «0 '’V, 4 AGED OVER 12 MONTHS *** 9 h SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE '»-e rv rf FRESH APPLE PIE ^ » o n / Quality Frosted Foods YOR GARDEIN t 4 o z . ^ r FKESH NATIVE LIMIT PNE TO A CUSTOMER STRAWBERRIES PRO. • V J W SPINACH CHOPPED OR LEAF PRO. X 9 C BROOKSIDE EGGS 49c REGULAR SPECIAL , O 12 OZ. a Q - PEAS GARDEN A PROS. CORN ON COB TOR GARDEN 2 EARS 25c GRADE A DOZ. 45 NEW LOW PRICE .V GREEN BEANS yor garden iooz.9Cf LARGE SIZE FRENCH OR Rien rUT PRO. X J W BLUEBERRIES SEABROOR 39e THE ORIGINAL MELTAWAY COFFEE CAKE NEW LOW PRICE CLOVERDALE CLOVER MAID PURE RICHMOlfD MARVO FINEST STATLER ONE THAT SIMPLY MELTS A J | # PURE VEGETABLE GRAN. SOAP MARGARINE HONEY COFFEE IN TOUR MOUTH ^ SHORTENING TOILET TISSUE SPECIAL id 37e m?- $1.03 29e ROLL 11c - ^iFo.29c J^R 29e • 2 li£ 7 9 c 1 ' /. i.A.! ■ ' V I - f ^ -SiT ^^ T } " ?■ ’-J*t v> '■t- ! tt- MANCHESTER EVENING H E K A L i U , MANCHESTER, CONN., iWEUNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, ^948 for the steel structure of the build and interchangeability, designed tions for the Coventry Fragment Mr. Woodward rabhre^ at this feldt steward; F. Stanley An- Lord’s Prayer," the model of all said to havt bsea under tretmtnt ing. states superintendent Ralph by members of the tsnk truck Society turkey supper today Engineer Praises msetliiff and W U b w T . U t U a of drewB, asntotont steward; Mrs. prayers, as well ea personal prayer Crash Injuries for shock, a compound fracture of aa eye. a. Pollock of the Arthur F. Peas- South Coventry committee, have created a truck atthe Church Community C olm ubia Mandiester Grangls waa elected aa Mario* Hurlbutt chaplain; Philip R o n the tndlTiduaL It to neoee- lee, Inc., o f Hartford, buiklera. He suited to the needs of a rural com House In North Coventry. Fancy bis succeSsur. M r. U tU s is a na H. Isham, treasurer; Mrs. Harriet saiy, too, be said, to be tioce coo- One Local Fire Dept. M n. PsnUne Uttle states the steamflittera are ln-> Tabacco Growers / Prove Fatal munity, states Edward Scbul- work, food, candy, and infants’ Four “^lothea for Friendship" tive of Columbia, g sob of the late Lymaa, asentary; Adolph Ger oemed with the eptrituel and to r- stalling steam mains In the boiler Wllllinantlc Es. Phone 2625-WI theiss. The results show a high and children’s toy booths w ill be kits prepared by the Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Uttle. man, gatekoeper; Mrs. Evallna De- get the metcHel things of life to room. Approximately two-thlrda efficiency at a saving of at leaM featured. Htrtfonl, Dac. $—(ff)—ConnecU- Laurel Troop, Girl Scouts, were on Other officers elected were O. rosto, Ceres; Mrs. Carol Ladd, Po find complete happineea. Norw elk, Dec. 8 — (d V r Louis It of the brick work has bean com Possible Under Charter The R elief P arty scheduled $3,000 compared to ' other flro- A carload-, o f steel has arrived Gut’a tobacco growan wara display at the troop meeting Fri Raymond Johnson of Coventry, mona; Miss Norma WoUr, Flora; Mrs. Wallace F. Powers to mak-' h . ran Eya, 6T, of 3648 Mala at the new school building project pleted on the building. day, when members of the troop’s overseer: Mrs. Oertrude A. Hav Miss Dorothy Evans, lady assist ing a pre-Chrtotmae at the home some time ago by the 4-H Town flghting apparatus at current high lauded for their efforto in better streeL Bridgeport, died to Nor prices, he says. Many rfioderh sponsoring organisation, the Ool- ens, Coventry, lecturer; Keeney ant steward; and Donald El Wood of her mother, M ra Lottie Thomp Committee for December 17 has ing sanitary and housing condi son. Mrs. Pow ers who has been walk hospital Tuesday of injuries he and efficient accessories are con ^bmbta Ladles Society, were g^iaats Hutchinson, Bolbm, steward; Ed ward, member of the EhtecuUve Long ^iscussed Consol been postponed until some time at the meeting. Mothers ^ new conunlttoe. traveling with her husband, an received to an automobile accident I J M arlboroiiffli templated as funds become avail tions by David C. Wlggin, Jr., ward Nordstrom, Hlllstown. assist I f scouts were also Invited. ant steward; George Creelman, Perry Lethrop, past master of emplojre of the General Motors on the M erritt parkway in New idation May Be Fact In January so as not to conflict able. Donations may be sent to housing engineer of the Bureau of Canaan Sunday. Ekicb k it contains a complete Buffleld, chaplain; Milo Hayea. Vernon Grange, formerly Jie'home Corporation, since her marriage, >■ Mr. and Mm. Harold Taylor’s with other holiday activities. Mrs, George A. Cour, treasurer. The Sanitary Engineering, State De will visit hera while Mr. Powers State Policeman Frank De FUp- During Coming Year; fund stands at a total of 11,554.4$ partment of Health. But at the outfit fo r one chUd and the Ool- ElUagtOB. treasurer; C. Juanita Grange of the newly installed mas n ^ house ha.s been moved from Dark Wlnthrop Merriam, committee co- to on s business trip In Buffalo. po. Who investigated, said Van according to last reports. L o ! li n d lhe N l- same Ume, M r. W lggin pointed umbta group have filled theirs so Turner. Coventry, secretary; John ter, and under whom he Joined the C.On I HolloNV on the ten curves Hartford Newton B. Smith and hla broth- E ys waa injured when hto car Reasons Pro and chairman states anyone having generously that it la expected that Griswold Somers, gateksepsr; Grange, Installed. He w as ssstot- road, to a new foundation on Kast John M. Stone, Jr. has been . out that the need for improvement mounted an esplanade and struck clothing they wish to donate and recipients will have ample oppor Amy Korngtebel, Glaatonhury, ed by Mrs. Bernice Bamforth, pian er-ln-Iaw, Arthur Sweet, fleVr to elected president of the Pilgrim Ira^rant treasure! ' atUl art**** Burlington, Vt. Sunday for a visit a 'tr e e near Lapham avenue. Complicated though the S o n so who do .not have the available TH I TICHTIRl tunity to share with othen in msmber of Glastonbury No. 36, ist; Mrs. Helen Lathrop, soloist; Fellowship of the First Congre “Of 81 plantations Inspected with friends there. A t the hospital. Van Eys was storage space for these, may let their families. The Uto are distri Osraa; Charlotte Hutchlna, Man Mrs. Della Gardner, Mra Violet may be. the Town of Manchester ■ allow the straightening .of a any of the following members gational church. Other officers during the paM year,” he said. "58 were rated as ’good,’ 85 as ’fair,* buted by the American Friends chester. Pomona; Freda Ford, Lerch and M ra Marjorie Lotaa may in the coming year witness ; portion of the ten curves. know: Albert F. Kalber, A. Harry are: Eugene Conner, vice presi T N i G R I P The drive for funds for Windham Pond and only three as ^poori. Inspec Service Committee in countries Bast Windsor Flora; Mrs. Ifisr- the consolidation o f its two dis ■ Work on the so called Olsen, Mrs. Merriam, Gilbert H dent: Pat McKusick, secretary; Community Memorial hospital’s Rond” hns begun and the work of tions of 68 boarding and lotting where there has been great suffer garet Yeomans, Andover, lady as FOR EVERYONE trict fire departments. This would Storrs, George Kingsbury, In or Mar)’ Louise Stone, 'treasurer. Only Hkkok givat you ing as an aftermath of war. The sistant steward and A. Ward new home got under way here last cutting uhc brush on both sides of Anyone Interested in attending the housss totaled 106. 'A t the time der to have the contributions scouts hava included a friendl Spaulding, Suffleld. member of the week. Sixteen o f the- 30 worxera W ELDON’ S presents RHvmES qfrersqii achieve a goal which has long the road was begtin last week. picked up before the holidays. meeting Sunday is requesfM to tha comfort and- coovan- o f inspections, 83 were given a attended a dinner at the Sport Cen Miss Melinda Ucser has re 'good' sanitary rating, 40 a ‘fair* note in each kit and hope it wtl executive committee for three been impossible to attain although A definite date for the event will be at the church at 7 p. m. Sat years. ter Arena Thursday night. Mra ON YOUR USTi turned home from the St. Francis ianca o f this polantad, sanitary rating, and only four a be the beglning of correspondence much agita..lon on the subject has be forthcoming. The committee urday the group will pick greens Chauncey Squier, commander of hospital, Hartford where she was 'With new friends In far places. The Gloria Person, IT - year - old is to meet January 8 at the home for'decorating the church on De ‘poor’ sanitary rating." the groups hera said $80 hed been been fostered in the past. H ow a patient for three weeks. non-tllp budda. An at- troop is grateful to members of daughter of Mr. and M rs August ever, it is indicated that Are dis of Mr. and Mrs. Don O. Church cember 18. Following a candle the Ladles Society and all others Person, of Pine street, installed aa received by two gifts from reei- A large crowd attended the light service at the church Decem pacially datignad rot- Suffers Skull Fracture denta out of town for the winter trict consolidation will not be ac- dance which was given for the ill, Sr. who have contributed articles for Lecturer of Columbia Grange last WILLTON’S Plans for the community chil ber 19 the group will go carolling. week, to said by U r a A lm a as a start for Columbia’s $4,800 coropli.shed without a fight. townspeople by Paul Roberts on chat oulomaticany locks New Haven, Dec. 8—(ffl—Wil the kite. Very few new articles Although there had previously dren's Christmas party December Approximately $50 was cleared bad to be bougbL A candlelight Brooksa, Lecturer of Connecticut quote. Besidea the team workera Friday evening. liam McKeon, 58, a member of the local partlctoanto in the campaign GIFT SHOP been much talk about consolida 19 at .2 p. m. at the Nathan Hale at the P T A sponsored squarb thy ball tacuraly In investiture ceremony was bud State Grange, to be the youngest Perry Lathrop and his installing New Haven police force for about are Alfred Bread, who to co-chair tion. the process formerly was un Community Center will be com dance Saturday evening In the during the meeting. Lacturer In any of 158 subordinato team of Vernon installed the offi , | ^ a . and feaapi it tharal 80 yean, suffered a possible skull man of the fund; Judge Clayton certain and would have had to pleted at a special meeting o f the New scouts Invested were Nancy Granges In Connecticut These George L. French, Jr. cers of the local Grange at its auditorium o f the. Nathan Hale fracture Monday when he felldown E. Hunt and H arvey S. Collins, who organizatidnal committee Wednes Brouaaeau, Florence Cardlle, M ar Granges comprise a memberahto of Henry W. Engstrom make use of resort to the legisla regular meeting Thursday eve Community Center. The affair was a flight of stairs at hla home. A both membsra of the Memorial ture Under the new charter, the day, Dec. 8 at 8 IV m. Raymond attended by some 150 persona. jorie Cbowanec, Catherine Leigh 38,068 members, accordiBg to Sais- ning. spokesman at St. Raphael’s hos worth Co veil, o f Andover, ae<’fe- Gift committee. 968 Main Street procedure for consolidation, y. Pender is chairman and Anton The Coventry Owls baaketbal ton and Claire Neff. Patricia Tiia- Miss Elsie Hall, daughter of Mr. pital said his condition yvas "seri tary of Connecticut State Grange. Telephone 2-4011 though complicated. Is set up. It M. Lassen, cb-chatrman; secretary. team defeated WiUimantic, 85-88, kcr and Claudia Etheridge, form "H ow T o M eet Trouble" waa the and Mrs. John O. Hall of East ous." At Mrs. Brookes’ suggestion. U s subject o f Dr. George S. Brookes' can be effected by vote of the town Mrs. Albert F. Kalber: gifts, Mrs Sunday afternoon at the Nathan er scouts here and In Putnam, re Hampton and Frank Squier, son local Grange will send out a chal- sermon at morning worship in Co plus the concurrence of a vote in of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Squier of Richard C. Show; tree, Oscar Mil Hale Community Center auditor Laverock’s Town in the Dutch newed their promise. Annual ler; refreshments, Mrs. Ralph C membe'rahip stars, representing leage throughout the whole nation, lumbia CbngragaUonal church Sun the two districts. this place were married Saturday ium. Bob Breault led the . locals W est Indies Is built on the crater via the National Grange monthly, Hoffman. Representatives of another year’s active membership day. Hla answer to the problem Cost Votes for Demo<’rats afternoon in St. John's Chapel, with 24 points, K egler’s 21 points floor of an extinct volcano. to see if, as Mrs. Brookes thinks, town clubs and organisations have in lhe troop, were awarded to was prayer. He reminded his In the recent to^m election the East Hampton. They were attend were high for WiUimantic. The Gloria to also the youngest Lec congregation o f Peter's words, "Be been requested to send representa Charlotte Shine, Lorraine Contois, Democratic Party here made con ed by Miss Ruth Hall, slater of the local team plays WUllngton Wed turer in the nation. steady, hold fast and pray," and tives to the session at the Center Joan Hennequin and Jane Maxa< bride as maid o f honor and W il nesday, Dec. 8 In that town. Lecturer in Um Grange to one solidation a part ot its local plat auditorium. Contributions of \ 4 ie e n ^ urged more, universal ,use of "The liam Burke, Jr., cousin o f the Mrs. Roxanna Richardson left nlk; of the most responsible poeitions— form. The move was said to have money, cookies, candy or other Badges for summer scUvltiea groom as best man. A reception LaGuardIa Field, N. T., Sundly in fact according to many, the one coat Democrats votes, particularly suiUbIc gifts for. the party will INSURE were also awarded: Junior life followed at Sieberts Hall. The morning for California where she upon which the'Ilfe of the Grange in the north end where inany be welcome. saver to Alice Miller, and Nancy Democrats were reported to have couple will make their Home in will spend the winter. Accompany by Witt rests. It to the Lecturer who to East Hampton. The new tank truck was shown , McKINNEY BROTHERS Smith; , Swimmer to Betty- Ber responsible for presenting the lit broken party lines to defeat any for the first time during open ing her to New York for the week hitt, Dorothy Jensen and GVren move for consolidation. These end were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie K. Hickok's Exclutiva Maul Bstatr aaS la suraaee erary program and entertainment, j house Sunday a t lire bouse of Tibbits. The leader. Miss Jean In well balanced form and who is I Clements now are said to be Woodland Park’s Company No. 1 and was attended Richardson, Miss Esther Richaril- HERB FARH SHOP 8M MAIN ST. m . USi Natsch was assisted at the pneet- reconciled in large part to the son, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zaches, i Npn-Sllp budda givat hi coiftsct with all the member-1 by many residents as well ss fire Ing by assistant leader Mias Sally ship. IT’S TOTS ’N TEENS projected change. It is being push chiefs and co-personn^ from other all of Pine Lake Shores. Robinson and by Mrs. Charli Christmas Party Mrs. Herbert W. Love has been Tneiun Chut, containing dram of you fractional fit ad- Gloria, who to a senior In I ed by the Democratic Town Com rural departments. During a test M iller and Mrs. Harry Jones. Windham High schoot Joined the) mittee which is now engaged in appointed town campaign chair it took one and one-half minutes Porfumo, and ounco of Toilet Water. justmant. Ba sura H'e a A number of Columbia Grangers local group In April of 1847 and FOR A drafting the necessary papers to The Woodland Park Association from the time the truck stopped man of the March o f Dimes which FENDER AND BODY were among those present at that fall was elected to the office of I fW** FOR start the baU rolling. But the will begin the middle o f January, a meeting of East Central Pomona n n n u o A r a n d will hold a. Christmaa Party for until 2S0 feet of hose was laid and » 2 " ' Hiekok bacavM ..it lady assistant steward, which office j N A m o A r u m proposition is far from being one members and their families at the two streams of water through 114 1949. The appointment was mads WORK Grange held in Wapping Saturdsy she held imtll the chsnge this fa llj TREMENDOUS of the Democrats alone. It is said Manchester Y, on Saturday, De Inch hose— H Inch nozzle was by Attorney Nicholas F. R. Ar .Deliglitful fantasy... an exquisite plastic chest, beau n igh t Columbia has 60 members to her present post OUier officers j m L t , to have a great deal of Republi cember 11. played on an imaginary fire. Ten mentanto, Tolland County Diractor SoHmene and Flaidl, tnc. in the group of which Donald E. Installed at the meeting were) YOUNG can support. The evening will start with a minutes was required to empty for this campaign. tifully decorated. You’ll use it for jewels, cigarettes, candy, Woodward o f this town, has baen Francis Lyman, master; Harold | SELECTION Proponents of the measure Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lee Hill •84 Oaalet Street pot-luck supper, to be served at the 1,000 gallons of water mad money, trinkets. Yours to have or give. . .contain master for the past two years. Evans, overseer; Charles Stolton-j argue that It wiU promote efficien 6:00 p. m. Santa Claus has prom through two 1>4 Inch hose pumped and Mrs. T. F. Little, all o f New cy and economy in the future. Op- ised to pay an early visit, and Is at high pressure. T o refill the Britain visited at the homes of ing Herb Farrti Shop's rare and precious Engiish fontiula.., OF - ^ MANCHESTER pbntnU say that there will be bringing a gift to everyone pres- tank and return to the scone of s Mr. and Mrs. Lester N. Hill and more cost, that "local pride will ei.t. second teat required 15 minutes Newell A. Hill In North Coveht^ scents. . . No. 37 Audley,’ Nijtit Scented Stock, Royal be affected and volunteer members imd Mr. and Mrs. C. L. U ttle and BUCKLES On display will be the toys that with the use of one 1>,4 Inch hose Purple, Green Moss, White Phlox or Lilac. -riwi.. will quit; that there is no neces have been collected and re-finlah- with 20 minutes required to empty family in South Coventry on Sun f sity for the move. cd by the Cub Scouts of Den One. the tank. Everyone expressed day. HOLD ! A Big Christmas Saving! The north and south sections These toys are to be donated to complete satisfaction with the Mrs. Arthur Ayer and Mrs. a rrs of the town, jealous of their own needy families in town. truck performances. Simplicity Grace Reed are taking reserva fire fighting organleatlon, contain F O R B R O T H E R 000053535353535348235353235323532353485323482348482348535353 SNUGGLY those not wUhing to see ^ sep m d o n i a a arate tradlUong broken. Whether PRiscniPviON PHAWMACV WARM “THE KAYAK** or not there yet Is *treng;Ui 901 MAIM tTRIIT- MAMCHI JTiR h enough among the "union' ele by Albert Ricbard ments to break the secUonal grip • Junior Cravanstto TNotod is something all residents are re ROBES • Combsd Tam Gaharffine garding with Interest. HERE’S GOOD NEWS .SCENTSHOP. o Laskln tomb Collar Put to Public Hearing MAKE o Spun Sun Biterilnlng According to the charter, the town mr.y, by ordinance, establish a town fire department Thla.ordln- MEM'S SHOPS f i T i a snoe— for which a hearing petition FOR XMAS SHOPPERS! WELDON BLDG. is now being drafted together with 907 MAIN STREET VALUE Rayon Crept Slip wording for the ordinance— would W and Panty Sats be put to public hearing as any other measure. A tramendous stlscUon of dainty lace trim However, consolidation could PHILCO AND ADMIRAL chenUlsa, cotton and ray Bold PlaM Flannel not become effective until such on quilted and 100% wool time as the two districts. In spe finest robe* styled to please JJii and SPORT SHIRTS cial meeting, voted to accept the your young ‘un on Christ the new proviaionsi'Thtis, It la In mas morn. dicated that three separate strug REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER i J i gles will have to be developed, one in the town as a whole, and one In each district, before the pro 2 ^ ,0 lO J i blem can be settled one wsy or As Much Sixes 4 to 16 “ another. depending on siso Outside Districts As and style Under the charter, the arena % PRICES REDUCED •toes outside of the two fire districts \ Texaa Ranger Bclta now come under the jurisdiction 8 to 6x o f the general manager who la 7 to 14 l i i charged with making fire rules, and with entering into fire protec tion agreements for such parts with the existing fire departments. ■ ^ A fire marshal is appointed for liatnoru Beys* Sontorlsed e e e Sister Will Adore A ' this “ no-man’s land" outside of Plain and WHITE SHmTS 1 either of the local districts. This NOW Printed Floral by Tom Sawyer area, automat'cally and without F L A N N E L cont(»t. would come under any GIFT BLOUSE Sizes 4 to 14 .. > 0 e • a a a e town fire department setup. Chooae from our ex PAJA.MAS 'The charter then states "the tensive - collection of I from Tota *n Tecna A N D GOWNS town mav, bv ordinance, eatabll Ci A FuU 7 Cu. Ft. a town fire department, and aS' lUwIessIy brilliant soli frilly, lacy blouses In cot BOYS* WARM ton or multi-fllament sumc all the powers and duties ris' taires or diamond clus fm r l J L i a n d 2 ^ crepe, push-up and abort SKI PAJAMAS quisite thereto, and by such ordln # ■ ance may include within the JU' Refrigerator ters. sleeves. Size 1 to 3, 3 to risdiction o f such tow ir "'fire dC' ,6x, 7 to 14. 10 to 18. by Kaynee partment those portions of the (A) $100 tzaa blue and tan town now within the boundaries of M to Cotton knit euffa la South ManAoster Fire District or (B) $900 RKOM CTORAM TARU SPECI.\L PURCHASE! Siaea 6 to IS o f the Eighth School and Utilities For Less Than District, or both..." (C ) $250 While They I.juit .98 It is also provided that the towm lOOrc Wool •'m »y assume all the powers, (Fed. Tax Inc.) duties, assets, liabilities and obll SKIRTS TURTLE NECK Long Sleeve gallons o f cither or both of such I^or Teens and Betweeo a districts, provided the provisions Rodiolo 7SZU. Lone Ranger Pajamaa o f anv such ordinance concerning AC oposotion COTTON $200 la rottoa ftonacl the territory, lurlsdiction or prop, by Tom Sawyer erty o f cither the South Msnehes 5 = and KNIT ter Fire District ot of the KiiJhth In longer lengths, slim SHmTS School and Utilities District 9.98 Hurry down to Ben- Hsloro’s on amazing offor you Spooker, ond o 2-pesition person line flared and pleated all shall not become effective until around. Sizes 4 to 1 4 r such district In a meeting duly won't wont lo mlu—on out alized tone control. maize, grey, navy hunter, called for t..at purpose, shall have son's and select the standing Rodiolo rodlo-pho- Bor h ow ity — o striking modom wine and bronM. voted to accept Its provisions," r nogroph n.US o fine, rocord cabinet b fashioned of fWw, selected Mav Take Over, Prnnerty model that suits S P E C IA L O F F E R 1 ^ It Is also provided that the ttorago toblo . . . and you eon hardwoods . . . your choice o f mahogany or walnut finish. tc-vn may by ordinance, take over got thorn BOTH for Iho usual ★ DRESSES IN TIME TOR CHRISTMAS GIVING p'l nropertv and functions of the your needs. prko of tho radio-phonograph For longer rocord Rfo—o sap Xvery Eighth School and Utilities Dis phire permanent-point pickup BOYS’ WATER REPELLENT - ? trict not connected with fire pro i Purchase aiono . . . only $79.95. housed in o special lightweight ★ DRESSES lOO'^f WOOL COVERT TWEED tection if the district votes ap (C) Gift Wrapped ' \ proval of such a general consolida This powerful Rodiola combina tone arm. ■★ AND MORE tion ordinance. small down pay- tion hot o host of features ... on HIAR iM* Sm 8»4I«I« InUrsuMal , If the town sets up a fire de (E) automatic rocord changer which StlSwIwiUw. • lecarC Uares* COAT SETS 15 partment, the charter provides (D ) $ . —and a full 13 $200 met yea'O swaly m e e t M . . . 8UT ll that the general n anager shall ap hondlos 12 ton-inch or K) twelve- ★ DRESSES COAT. HAT AND SLACKS m. bMk far Cm aaa price at aaty $79.MI - n point a fire chief who shall be the The Thor Aatomtsic Washer ONIV (E) $50 ihdi records automatically and ..’. Over a thonaand to aelect from ! Sizes 3 to 6. Reg. $17.98 and $18.98 executive head of the department mouths to pay. and as, such shall have control of wuhes really, really C L E A N by ( F ) $75 Per fo p s In to n e o Supersensitive For Tots, Teens and 'Tween Teens the property of the' department, famous Thor agitator action . .. Fermonent-Mognet Bectro-Dynomic SADIGLA lovely cottons, wools, corduroy and party dresses shall appoint suqh subordinate of (Fed. Tax Inc.) .rinses by a marreloos new power ^229^ plaids and plain colors . . . In all the nationally a ficers as he deems necessary and vcrtlscd brands. shall fix their wages within a scale overflow mctbo4 that*a e*elosive hthtehg Time's s UwJhk histammt b drafted by the general manager with Thor . , - then spins your Convenient feel See M tedufi SUee 1 to X 8 to tOTS ’N TEENS and the board of directors. In gen lASVTnMS ex, 7 to 14, 1# «loches bettur than wringer dry. (F) to eral. he would have the reiponst- And you esn add iba j Budget Terms to IX ' FASHION CENTRE FOR YOUNG ' bilitles now elmllarly granted the ;No bands In rinse watur. No Uft- ThorDubwuhgtUait ] MANCHESTER chief of police. log. And tUs aMgical Automagic (or ooly $79.9$. let I The charter provides that even ns show you howl I thougb a town lire department be Thor coata ao Uttk more than ON MAIN FACING OAK Yea, we have ^____ establlahed, nothli)g In such action many wringer machines. Manchester Photographers » I should be construed aa preventing “(nUBBETTES “ byGroDINGS the continuance in town of volun- • u t w H a a a iia «...w t w t i* 8 8tww . . . wan siu ik iit F. ViCHIe PROP. Say a Merry Xmae to Yommg Memeksstor e M m te e f fire companlea with such paid styled in .tenderizing Unea for glrbi and tween teens cwmo ta fbr A OemaasSruHsii Tedbyf that are hard to fit. ju lstan te as they n ig h t deem • jeW U ERS • OPTICIANS • PHOTO SUPPLIES - RADIO - TELEVISION necessary. * ,\l.so Blouses by Giddingri Gift from Tots *n Toms I 891 MAIN 81, MANCHESTER. CONN. George I. king of England for POTTERTON'S 70 HOMESTEA^ STRkET TEL. 2^1009 three years, .muld neither speak B39-M1 M A I N STREET - TEL. 3733 acr write the t^gltsh language ■-7 . > , - , • ■. . ' i. . "H. MA^NCTIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANXHESTER, CONN^ WEDJfESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8 .194t 1 Secret Sar\'ice Agent William J. back where the ahade of the green F m is is l ris s a s l' women employes wefe found dead division; Miss Vivian JohnsbS, 29, ham. Members are asked to b rii^ Counterfeit Bills Gllmartln said he picked up the color is very dark. 1 Ilie e ro u u u u e a u m the wreckage of their plane and Mias Betty Charles, 28-,-^1 of small gifts for exchange, alw, five notes from five merchants In The $20 counterfeit and a $10 ■a awr s a aai mlsalng since Dayton. Scouts* To Hold Christmas decorations for exhiDii. Fairfield county who reported counterfeit which is also being 111 W r e c k e d F la n e Saturday on a flight from James- Two boys exercising a . cooBdM Mrs. L. J. Burnham, Mrs. Harry Turn Up in State them. He thought these spurious circulated in New Y ork and Chi town, N. Y., to Dayton. found the'wreckage in. a' cpfnfleld Shoot On Sunday Deane, Mrs. Russell L«vak, Mrs. bills may have been brought in cago are both on the Federal ------The vicUms were W. J. Blan- 10 miles west o f CoIumUisr aitd Herbert Twining and Mm. Harry Coliimbus, O.. Dec. 8.-— A chard. 48. general ipAnager of Hartford, Dec. 8—'iPj - r Five from New’ York by innocent per Reserve bank of Chicago. Mr. only half a mile from heavily- Parker will be the aseistant hos- Dayton, O., businessman and two General Motors’ Aero I^oducta A f«o d time for the whole fam sons. Gllmartln said that the.Trevurv’ traveled U. 8. Rcnite 40., ICSBCB* counterfeit $20 bills identical to ily la promised for Sunday, Dec. Mr. Gllmartln advised the public building atepa ahown on the back Donald Grant of Buckland road those flooding New York and that while this counterfeit is a of the $10 bill are easily recognized 12 at liOrd’s Fai-m. Phoenix street, is ill and is at the Hartford hoi- ear Of The “ r as .counterfeit w-h'en a comparison (n Vernon, when the Vernon Boy Ci.icago have turned up in Con good imitation on the front side, pital. it can easily be recognized on the is made. Scoi'ta Troop 86 sponsor a real Forty Christmas gifts have been necticut, it was reported yesterday. old-fashioned Turkey Shoot. Sent by members of Abe Miller There will he a separate turkey Post Auxiliary to the Veterans 118 MOM oirr suoanrioNt Henry's for boys under 16 and one for Christmas Gift Shops at Newing THE GABLES, MAIN STREET Silk NICHOLS SAY adults. A regular elimination con ton and Rockv Hill Veterans hos SHOE REPAIR test will bt held with prizes pital patlent.s. At their meeting VSTRAT-O-UMO PACKAGE STORE •UMPtR OUAgDS Nevfs Shop awarded to the skillful winner-s. it was explained that the gifts are 249 No. Main St. “Oe The Square" Hot dogs, coffee. etC:, will be on sent to the veteran* who in turn V g i S I M O R 2-0557 201 No. Main 8t. TCL 2-1S88 The Big Uttle Store On will send them to relatives at Manch'tttor Phone sale by the Bov Scouts. OUTSIDE MIRROR M. OULIBER. Prop. Charles Bradford Beach of Ver home. The Auxiliary also prepared o. non will act as master of cere a basket of groceries which was ~ V AUTOMATIC TUNMO Export Shoe Scrrlee Tear Favortte Bed pee delivered to a needy family In monies. Mr. Beach is known for "MARY- RADIO Save Them oingorsol Midicy Moose his m lliUry and civic interests town today, Heels Attechod While over the past several years. Friday, Dec. 17, the Auxiliary MATCHED AUTOMOMJ Ton Wait W atdiea With These Gifts From LARSEN'S will hold their Christmas party at Your Savings Are Showing'' STUDIiAKIR Sherry and Egg Cocktail Tickets rnist be purchased In lUOOAOE Pleoe aa egg hi a glaae. bebig advance. They arc on sale at Mad the home of Mrs. Herbert Rose, ACCISSORIIS Shoes Shined o White Wycoff Stationery Long Hill road, at 8 p.m. A pot •<“ O iASEAL»”.POO UOHTt eerefui eot to break the yolk. den's Service Station. Route 15, That’s exactly what I told my closest Pin glaaa with aberry. Uaa 4 Dobsonvillc: Moriarty's in Man luck supper will be served. V DELUXE SEAT COVERS o Gibson and American At a meeting Saturday night of friend . . . Anyone could sec from the as OR. ooektaH glaaa. chester; and V*emon Inn, In \er- Greeting Cards non Guns will be supplied. Tliere the team captains of the Men’s sured w ay she w alk ed . . . as if she didn’t wUI be a SUte Tooper in .attend Bowling League, it was voted to have a trouble in the world . . . and the Cnba Libra oCandy Cupboard ance who will do some exhibition change the bowling schedule to delM Vi lime, drop akin tai prevent interference with the smart way .she was dressed . . . that she CHORCHES Chocolatee shooting. Henry's glaaa. 2 oe. m n. 2 cube* of lee. basketball games on Friday was used to having money in the bank. Pin glaaa with any cola. Uae nights at Ellsworth High School. MOTOR SALES DRY CLEANING IS oi^ glaaa and stir weO. o Toys, Gamea, Books The new achedule will necessitate Well, I was right! She and her hus the doubling up of games anij the iriMtltw U** • hm aitam m 80 Oakland St TcL 2-948S 249 No. Main St. W a p p i n g band have had a savings Account for a Stop In For A Profeaalonal Spend Toor Nlckola At teams will bowl only on Wednes long time and she gave me some good In gUnnataS «k»®***®“ * Manchester Phone 2-0557 Mixing Guide—FREE day and Thursday night.s. ThLs new Nichols advice . . . to the effect that they were nr nny nthnr Stndrfcnkw np- Thursday night, Albert Loeffler, schedule will take effect Christmas prnrnd eeoeeeory, you * • * * STORE HOURS: coach in sporta at Ellsworth Me week. It was decided to have a np different than countless other de 2 A. M.-8 P. M. Mon. thru Thur*. .This centrally located investment— comprising seven high grade apartments ekenee a n «t« appropriate gilt Exp«t Dry Cleaning 'STORE HOURS morial High school, was the guest banquet at the end of the season positors who saved consistently. She — one now vacant— ten garages and about two acres of land with large frontage far the Sludd>aknr nwnnr. ^ 8 A. M.*2 P. M. and Sat. Electrical Appliances speaker at the sports night pro in hlarch. Prizes will be awarded said I could do the same and in due time mninbOT thnm'n a. Studebakar Week DaysS AJn.to9P.M. gram at Suffield High school. to the three top teams and to high on Main Street is now offered for sale. ' • •DRAX |ERVICE Meinher Manchenter have that “I’ve got a Savings Account acenamry to it erery ahopri»g Package Store Aas. Mrs. Leo Brazauskas of Man scoring Individuals. budgrt. 9a# mir aalneUen today. Sundays 8 A.M. to 8 PAf. are always popular with everyone. Select chester. who won the first prize In The enumeration of children liv look,” too. A good investment with wonderful present and future possibilities. Well plan • S H IR T SE R V IC E the crocket contest at the I'a p - ing in the town has been complet ned for a Professional Building— suitable for six doctors or others— ample parklflli \ yours now while there is a good assortment. ning Fair this fall, won honorable ed.-It is reported by Merle Wood- at sid ^ n d rear. Would divide land If necessary. mention in the NaUonal contest, raansee, superintendent o f scbool, sponsored by the National that there are 841 children ‘ be Investigate today— ^Tomorrow you m ay b e ja te . craft Bureau In New York City in tween the ages o f three and 17 November. - ^ - yearsrold. Of this number 635 are Mrs. George A. Potterton of registered in school. This is an • AUTOMOTIVE SUPPUES A very street and her Infant increase of 59 over the total a ARMY, NAVY, AIR CORPS, MARINE daughter, Priscilla Sue, who was year ago and an increase o f 90 • ACCESSORIES Horn at the Rockville City Hospi 0%’er the 1946 total. A t present, ac EDWARD J. HOLL tal, Thanksgiving Day, have re cording to the enumeration there Bdnk<^MdHclies(ef' • MECHANICS’ TOOLS turned to their home. are 61 children eligible for enter T E L E P H O N E 5117 OR 5118 REALTOR 1009 M A IN S T R E E T THE TOP GIFT FOR ANY BOY— T h e Wapping P.T.A. met ing school in 1949 and 70 for en A MUTUAL SAVinCS BAHK' • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES at the Firehouse, Tuesday evening trance in 1950. 'This is a comparl SURPLUS ______A N E L E C T R IC T R A IN A one-aca farce was son with 71 children who entered All Depnsita In This Bunk Are Onaranteed In Pall By The • P A IN T presented with the following cast: PLUS in 1948. Savings Banka' Depnalt Uuaranlj Fund ot Connecticut, Inc. O P E N U N T IL O P E N U N T IL Miss Barbara Bates, Mrs. Howard In the event o f wrinter storms DOZENS OF OTHER Muir. Mrs. A. U. Christensen, R. parents and children are asked 9:00 P . M. 9:00 P. M. POWER TOOLS D. Valade and Robert Watson. The not to call radio stations by tele Good Will Stores, Inc. EVERY EVENING EVERY EVENING director was Mrs. Henry Parent. phone but to listen to scheduled 282 N O R T H M A I N S T R E B T T E L . 7292 Following the play there will be radio announcements concerning^ U N T IL X M A S Gift Items U N T IL X M A S Christmas Tree games, Christmas songs and re- school sessions. freahmenta. Merle Woodmansee, superin In the aenior CYO League con- tendent of schools, will call l ^ R C AU Used Garments Have Been Cleaned and SteriUeed Holders teat Sunday, S t Francis defeated and W TIC between 5:30 and 7 a. Our Lady of Sorrows team 47 to m. in event of no school so that ‘^Current” Ideas Sleds ~ Toys emergency announcements over SWEATERS **Communlon waa observed at the the radio may be made between Wapping Community church Sun 7 and 8 a. m. A "no school" an NAVY BLUE TURTLE NECK Flashlights day; and Rev. Charles Crlat took nouncement In the morning wlU For Christmas for hia sermon topic, "B eing In mean a closing of the schools for 100*7^ V IR G IN W O O L $B.OO Christ." the day. A fter scho9l begins and A Fine Assortment of P ^ x Ware • During the worship service, an emergency closing is necessary BOOKS NAVY BLUE, HEAVY WEIGHT CREW NECK JacqUe Winifred, daughter o f Mr. THIS CHRISTmnS the news will be broadcast as early F o r the and Mrs. James Tatterfall o f % • • 100% VIRGIN WOOL $4 .9 5 Ellington road, waa bapUaed. as possible. 'The food sale given by the Unit LARSEN’S The Ladies Aid Society will meet Handy Man at 10 a.m. at the home o f Mra. ed Workers brought in over fSO. FEED AND HARDWARE This will be used for a amall port SWEATSHIRTS, FLEECE LINED $1.98 Anton Simler of Oakland road. Many People Will Get 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 54M Friday. Dec. 10, a amorgasbord will able projector for the Sunday Heavy Weight, Dark Grey Color be served at 12:30. school Mra. Harold Dellert, chair The annual meeting and Christ man o f the sale, wished to thank mas party of the Garden Club will the townspeople for their coopera Much Enjoyment From CHILDREN'S SOX, SERVICE WEIGHT 4 pairs $1.00 be held Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 14 tion which made the sale such a Elastic top. A 39c value. (Sizes 8 to lO '/j) at the home of Mrs. Clara Bum- succesa A Gift of Books CHILDREN'S GLOVES OR MITTENS 3 pairs $1.00 — On The Square At Depot Square BUFFALO PLAID SHIRTS $4.98 to $5.98 Latest Popular Fiction Includes: For Boys Or Men, All Wool STANDARD APPUANCE CO. THE BIG FISHERMAN JACKETS $7.95 to $9.95 NONE HIGHER MORRIS FIRESTONE, Manager 205 NORTH MAIN ST. - PHONE 2 - 1 2 5 9 TOWARD THE MORNING CLEARANCE of Heavy Weight Virgin Wool, 4 Pockets with Zipper or Buttons, 5 Colors to Chooee Nothing, but nothing, will please mother more on Christmas day than an From. $10.00 To $14.00 Value r iK 1 SPEAKING FRANKLY electrical gift— a practical gift! Nothing can bring her more pleasure on Gturden King Tractors WINE, WOMEN AND WORDS SHEEPSKIN MITTS $2.97 Christm as day and. every day in the year than a mixer, an iron, a stove r.i'] Complete with Snow Plow and All Gardening GIFTS The smartest thing on two feet YANKEE FOLK and or refrigerator. See our selection today. Equipment. 5 H. P. Motor Power Reverse PILE LINED WATER REPELLENT PANTS $4.98 DINNER AT ANTOINES (N e w ) For A Merry LINED CHINO PANTS (Used) $3.98 %■ CAPITOL GRINDING Co. 88 M A IN S T R E E T T E L . 7958 CHRISTMAS HOTPOINT PILE Lin ed u . s. n a v y p a r k a s (Utad) $10.49 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SKI TROOPERS REVERSIBLE PARKAS $10.49 With Removable Pile Linings (U s e d ) HOME APPLIANCES DRIVING PROilEMS ^ SKI TROOPERS LEATHER PALM MITTS 79c WITH REMOVABLE WOOL LINERS 49c r a n g e s ; refrigerators , w a t e r h e a t e r s , THIS WINTER OR BOTH FOR $1.25 COMBINATION SANDWICH AND WAFFLE WASHERS, IRONERS, DRYERS AND KITCHEN CABINETS ARMY SHIRTS, ALL WOOL i< t . i t ( u » » $2.89 GENERAL ELECTRIC ...... $14.95 R A IN B O W ...... $11.95 BREECHES, ALL WOOL HEAVY WEIGHT $5.98 AUTOMATIC POP-UP S U P E R B ...... $11.50 (N e w ) TOASTMASTER ...... 121.50 G. E. AUTOMATIC WAFFLE FR O M ...... $17-99 JOHNSON BROTHERS C )l ilOOK C A M P F iE L D ...... $22.00 2 9 T o it Only (Uaed) SERGE ARMY PANTS $2.98 ^1*^1 ...... a., . $19.9d 106.1 M A IN S T R E E T P H O N E 6227 Manning-Bowman ...... $21.50 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL AT JOHNSON’S Halid J -Hot .... ,$14,9j 5:' U. S. MARINE CORPS PANTS (UMd) $3.98 ( n ... w » k e d ) Trust us to have the latest thing In socks ARMY COVERALLS, 44 TO 50 $3.98 Popular Fiction ... 49c and np • N e^get can atali more can M ^ Y o o r radiator abould hava —-the new Esquire socks! th ^ weatbar! Don’t let it attaatioa now. Our winter- iaingaervioaindudaaclean- to you. Drive in how U. S. ARMY MACKINAWS (Used) $4.49 .\DMIR.\L 5-TUBE ...... $16.95 Esquires are in handsome new styles, de \ our skOled mechanic* ing and fluahing the cooling ayatem, diacking for laaks, and G. E. C LO C K R A D I O ...... ,$24.95 signed by some of the country’s leading styl Chilflreu's Books. . 2 5 c and up refilling with anti-fraeza. ists. FUR LINED LEATHER GLOVES (Imported) $5.49 G. E. Steam ...... $17.95 FARNSWORTH 5 -T U B E ...$18.95 Change over to cold weather SUds are dangerooa. That’a a wfay'Wra ch eu farakea and G. E. Lightweight ...... $11.95 ADMIRAL COMBINATION RADIO They wear longer, too— because they have InbriMBts. Let u* put in the I awitdt tbea. Heater.. . da- U. S. ARMY 5 BUCKLE OVERSHOES (New) $4.59 the exclusive Multi-Ply heels and toes, and All the popular single books and 'comet grade of oil, drain __ froder . . . windshield G. E. Budget M odel...... $7.95 AND AUTOM.VnC RECORD 9and refill differMuHal. lu- wipers? W ell see that they are PLAYER ...... ,$69.95 are pre-tested 5 ways for added wear! Why series for boys and girls from grammar PROCTER NEVER-LIFT ...$13.50 brieete wheal bearing* and all all behaving properly. ' (New) JACKETS (New) ^ not have a look at ’em— today! AaaHa pointa. M E R M A ID s t e a m ...... $9.95 STEWART-WARNER FM AND AM grades up. Sava 3rour battw yl WhOa B-15 AIR CORPS PILE LIN ED $13.95 GENERAL MILLS ...... $11.50 7 T U B E S ...... -.....$49.95 we’ra aw rid ag your bat> T«v«gf|*aMa,to tery, wa will alao chack Maw raw «w taw — 55* nnd 75* your ehtira alactrieal aya- LEATHER CAPESKiH PILE LINED Many Other Beautiful Gifts Cook Books, Encyebpedias, alsi 'taaeiaa Marar $2277 ■ tm . iaduding pluga, ganerator Dictionaries, Etc. and dJatributor. awta m *a SMg m #G.E. R A N G E S . aG .E. IRONERS aG. E. DKHWASHERS M m ttM V K I. HORSEHIDE (Front Quarter) sheepskin Lined $31.98 • G. E. REFRIGER.ATORS • G. E. WASHERS • G. E- VACUUM CLEANERS HAMPERS, CLOCKS. MIXERS, COFFEE MAKERS, SCALES, HAIR DRYERS, MOTORCYCLE TYPE HEAVY HORSEHIDE $31.98 CORN POPPERS. PRESTO COOKERS AND CANNERS. E-Z TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Dewey-Richman Co. ROY MOTORS, Inc. “SEE STANDARD AND YOU’LL H.WE IT* 241 NORTH MAIN STREET JEL. 5113 MEN'S J e w e le rs — Silversmiths— Optician.s clement: Tun# in "H it Tli§ Jockpor Evtry Week, All CBS Stations 16 DEPOT SQUARE. PHONE 2-176S NORTH END, MANCHESTER — 907 M A IN S T R E E T WELDON BLDG. " i Adyertiac in The Herald— It Pava '\ [ i t . ■ m - y--. ( - V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. DKCEMHEK S, MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1948 thickened and cooled add a quarter blinda advlsa wiping* tha blinda iiiniiiii Two Piecer teaspoon o f vanilla. down with ona of the standard itMINERVILl.E FOLKS HV KMV’i 4 1VW There/Is tfie story of the two Have you cleaners^ good old soap and water, bees In a single hive who fell hi low Wl ^ A beauty-bringing new fkior glycerine or ammonia, Thera, ate love with the same queen. One with hla ^ r l friend? covering for a kitchen, bathroom, aevaral claanete on the market de OH. DEAI^ M E! J BELIEVE ETHERIO^E DOESN’T W ANT Sense and’ Nonsense was a husky, bellicose bee, the He—rm a man o4^few Bargains Listed by game-room or play-room would be signed especially for keeping . TO TAKE lytUSIC LESSONS ! other aissptndly -weakling. The How about a Uttla netiMIgT a CJhriztmas gift o f lasting, pleas blinda bright, but regular dusting Wlfs (tislUng at prison): But Need For SSM Car laUer, recognizing hlz disadvan She—I’m not thdt kind c " ure to the whole family. The and ordinary cleaning should do I did enclose a file In that last pie (Letter in New York Times) tage, began guzallng vitamin pills But you’ve talked ioae into MANCHESTESt FLOOR COVER the triclR, - X amt you, Bennyl After seeing the obsolete mod and doing aetting-up exercises at ING COMANY, 56 Cottage Street, ELECmiC SW VA N TS of the Convlte:. That’a your tough els qf cars In the Jubilee Parade, a furious clip. Finally, he chal , Judge was hearing a tMflte earn.' The Inquirer has a tremendous sasortment of finest construcuon makes the ' pastry again, Marg. I didn’t no it becomes more and more erident lenged the big bruiser to mortal Judge—Did you have eudlflste warm colors and smnrt,' new de- tice it. that what this country needs is a combat. The winner? 'Vitamin control of youraeU at the thne o t ,v/^5r’3 C 5 -- Ideal Christmas gift from the neat, handy ter minus the exces bee! signa in the finest quality o f AS SINOER SEWmo CENTER, 843 the accident? sive steel, .the long body, the su There was a atir in the andienea. PHALT TILE and LINOLEUMS. Main Street. 'The Singer Sewing Girls who used to walk to the perfluous gadgets and trimmings Bring in a floor plan and meaaiire- Machines In handsome console railroad station to see the travel Motorist—How far to the near A 'woman stood up. which make ears today a supreme est towm? Defendant—Your Honor. 1 am ments for Impartial advice on type models or compact portable tyi^a' ing men come In, now ride down luxury. Millions in this country GIFTS FOR MEN. the most fuU. Be sure that mold lid this type qf play activity, but of dog’s shirt dozens of ways to have of covering and prices. Natl-e—Five miles aa the crow hla wife and IV a s with him. Boudoir Prettied ! fun with his nHyv puppet toy. help the home economist to dress in the car ao they can race it to would welcome a light, easily run! flies. ' difficult of ali, can be chosen with ! snugly, as well as steamer lid. ten miss ou t^ h en there la no lit herself and the children at com-, the ctxMUing. \ tle brother in the house, because car to sell for I500.*-Fellx Sper. Motorist—How fer If the crow confidence at the DEWEY-RICH- steam 8 hours. Serve hot with Left over ayrup or Juice from paratively little. Singer Vacuum Brooklyn, June 20, 1948. •He stood beside the parking parents label CHRISTMAS TREE ORNA I, has to walk, carrying a can of meter and curses did he mutter, MAN COMPANY, 767 Main I Hard Sauce. cahned fruits should be utilized in Cleanera, In the all-purpoae floor gasoline 7 only.” MENTS of every description are a fruit drink; it may alao be used for the only nickel he owned roUed street; a precision-built watch of j ------plentiful and inexpensive at the model with attachments or In the /' Smith bought a new car that distinguished appearance; a hand- j Everyone__ lihe.s to rceeive a for baating ham or luncheon meat small hand-cleaner, save energy ' down Into the gutter. TOm'e^ing with^ striking stone or 1 few jars of homemade Jelly or CIGARE'TTE LIGHTERS. a W. T. GRANT COMPANY: impressed hla friends favorably. The beauty of an auto drive and time with prideful results. Ona day one of them remarked to a tic clip ] jam for Christmas. But they got happy Christmas choice for smok atringa of colored electric lights Gay SCARFS AND SQUARES doesn't depend so much on the ; Jo—Say, Ed. what niakea yau a meaningful emblem; a tic clip ] jam ' ers are very nice at WIOR’S in from the small-size at $.69 to the him: which may be plain or marked j, even more pleasure out of your in dozens of pretty color combina scenery ae it doea who shares the so Jumpy? Tve noticed that every a variety of models—Evans pock big General Electric set at $2.98; Jumping a rope 100 times a day Friend: It's not a bad looking ■eat with you. with an emblem;iKlArM* an finefirtP WfttPhwatch I| giftiritT ifIf y°'>vnii wraii me giio.-*.'* tions—more fashionable'than ever for example—gives a good all-over time you hear an auto horn you colored et lighters, at $3.00 up; Ronson ahiny balls and bella; tinsel and boa, old man. What’s the most I cringe and look up terrlfled. Are chain for quiet display; a bar'ome- i phane, with tinsei ana sliver ■ "snow” ; even the figures have an extra feature at MAR workout to the normally healthy you ever got out of It ? paper. pocket lighters at $6.00 up; com LOW’S. 'They are watei'-repellent Service Station Man — How I you afraid of being hit? ter for the home weather prophet; for a creche underneath — from girl. Smith: Seven times in one mile. much gasoline does the tank in a compact, convenient blllfoll; a bination, cigarette case and lighter to avoid spots, and still washable! i Ed—Heck, no! It’s Just that by Ronson, Evans or Thoren at angels to camels at $.10. your car hold? j last week a man ran off with my set of military brushes and comb Ring out with the Carol.s on Prices range from $.69 to $1,98. TOYLAND.IS BOOMING Christmas Eve! And what more $12.50 up; Ronson table lighters In the old days the backseat Autoiat: I don't know. I've I wife In an automobile and every of which be ll be pioud; heavy, dis Boys are Just as keenly inter driver sat up front and grabbed never had enough money to get tinctive staM. ne.y to proclaim hjs appropriate gift for a girl or boy 511.00 up. / One new series o f matching bed I time I hear a horn toot. Pm afraid than an album of Chri.«tmn.s tunes. ested in family life aa girls arc. AT MARLOW'S! / the lines in an emergency. It filled yet. he’e bringing her back! taste. They need toys that are related room accessories, gives, expand Take your choice of the hymns, Cereal Nuggets able closets in the guise oH window romantic Christmas ballads or Three-quarters cup sugar, 1-2 to family life Juat as g;irls do— GAMES FOR ALL AGES- MICKEY FINN Sweden originated a Christmas housekeeping toys, dolls and mini seats, hassocks and wardrobes. Totally Unexpected! LANK LEUNAKO Santa Claus tunes. cup light com ayrup, 1-3 cup wa Made of wood and sturdy kraft- custom o f the family placing their aturc furniture. TOYS FOR FUN- ■•enrrrarwB— ter, 6 cups crisp lice cereal, 1-2 board, these Inexpensive storage shoes together Cfirlstmaa Eve. It The wonderfully clear richness cup chopped salted peanuts, 1-2 1 wTENPeo ID wRirr HOlNeveR, WHEN 1 SAW I SIMPLY had to was •said that this custom would aids are covered with a quilted EDUCATIONAL SETS. of RUBY GLASS is deeply .satis cup chopped raislna. The beautiful MARY LAMB YOU MONTHS A60-WT IN THE PAPflRS THAT YQU CONGRATULATE IDU POR help them live together happily SPORT y a r n , an easily knit plastic which looks like expensive fying at any time and particu Combine sugar, com aymp and SH enSP'I’VEflMNTED I'M A PUSY MAN AND HAPOtARIPTNAT RRDNUD9 AU THE GRAND WORK and vdthout quarreling during four-ply yam at $.85 for a two satin but cleans with the swish of larly so in a Chrlstm.as gift water. Place over low heat and THE BIGGEST SELECTION ToicmDuevEitSfliCE 1’JUST OPT fUTTMD, BOY OP THAT BURGLARY CHARGE. YOU'VE BEEN DOING/ the following year. ounce ball, can be made Into mit a damp cloth. Size of the window MATHER’S at the Center has a stir constantly imtil sugar is dis YOU OffSANIZCfl THAT tens or gloves before Christmas or seat ia 32 inches - long, 17 inches AT LOWEST PRICilES V' new set of "King’s Crown” gla.ss- solved. Cook ayrup until a firm ■pvr lASIBAU TEAM The most attractive appearance ball forms when a little o f the makes a splendid girt for a knitter high, 16 inches' wide — large ware— fine crystal with deep 1 use. The J. W. HALE COM enough to accommodate bulky / -ANP STAirrrp nAVMG of the New DRY CLEANING “ thumb prints” and a wide border mixture is dropped Into cold water 1 IN TOWN! BRANCH of the MANCHESTER PANY has It in a wide color range 01 articles—while the smsller has- YOUR 6AMK ACK05S of genuine made-with-gold ruby. (2.50 degrees F.). Combine cereal, 12-20 ?»€ STREFT/ l a u n d r y at 74 Maple street is pastels, cardinal, scarlet, Hunter's Kock takes aweatera or off-duty Finger bowls, with many other peanuts, .and raiaina In a ahallbw The woman who weara glasses tvpical of the friendly efficiency bowl, pour ayrup over mixture, green, Kelly^green, brown, navy, play clothea. for reading or sewing also needs uses, arc $19.00 a dozen; stemware and beaUiera in maroon, gray, By Sue Burnett * which has made the Laundry pop includes goblets at $18.00 a dozen, mixing well. Pack -lightly Into to use her specs in order to apply ular. Make one stop for both greased shallow pan 7x11 inches; brown, green and blue. This smartly fashioned two piece BEAU^FUL WATCHES—Ben- her lipstick accurately. wines at $15.00, cocktail glasses dress la destined for a busy winter rue, Bulova, EUgin, Wtttnauer, and services, or phone 8416 at any time and sherbets at $13.00 a dozen, cool. Cut into squares. To make to have clothe** called for, treated cereal balls, place bowl with ce To "antique” a new medallion season. The delightfully young all the "name" brands— priced each. Real ruby etched In white blouse buttons down the back, has If it’s COSMETICS and TOILET- with the latest dry-cleaning tech real, peanuts and raislna In hot trinket which is suspended from a from $29.76 up, make sujMrb RIES that you have in mind for makes a beautiful cordial act by water. Pour ayrup over mixture, genuine old necklace, brush mas a fitted midriff and flared peplum Cniristmas gifts from STONE'S, nique end returned. Edgerton—eight wee glasses and Christmas, look over the gala dis l//- a mixing well. Grease hands lightly cara over the surface of the orna Pattern No. 8401 la for sizes 12, 891 Main Street the dTCoratIve decanter. ment and let It dry. 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14. 4 5-8 play at the WELDON DRUG Plum Pudding Cake and press cereal Into balls. Rib COMPANY, where proven favor bon may be inserted for Christ 5 9 0 1 yards of 39-inch. Sabbage that needs, to be fresh Tw’o cups chopped, suet. 2 3-8 ites and the newest conveniences MtNsstM SraSlMt*. I In Ireland an old custom was mas tree decorations. ' Gifts f(5r creative folk of all For this pattern, send 25 cents, ened and- made crisp for slaw may cups currants. 2 cups dates. 1-4 that Christmas candles could only by ail famous makers arc attrac In Ages are the ART SUPPLIES at in coins,* your name, address, size be soaked in cold salted water for pound citron, 1-4 pound candled be snuffed by a girl named Mary. desired,’ and the Pattern Number tively packaged. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY B o o l’S AND HER BUDDIES New displays are added daily to the JOHNSON PAINT COM a short time, then drained and A Trine BY EDGAR MARTIN orange peel, 4 tablespoons mo By Mrs. Anne Cabot to Sue Burnett, The Manchester the brilliant array o f slightly ir Crochet these charming Boudoir PANY, 699 Main Street. Finger shredded. N.NU9 lasses, 1-2 cup bread cruntbs, 1 1-2 Terrific PRICE CUTS IN FUR Evening Herald. 11.50 Ave. Ameri Plan to team the shine of gold \P \ AU«T VHB.VA VOWO MOBRlVD H& .VbVTW K « 0 (y regular NECK’TIES— definitely in acces.sorles for fchristmas remem Paint Sets delight the younge.st of le i cu— rnK9t C u lt* teaspoons cinnamon, 3 cups seeded NITURE point to the MONT artists. Water color set.s are cas, New York 19, N. Y. or silver buttons with the shine of L MueTA eieN euiuT > •*LOMl«CH“ PROCit TlLKL TLGOOMaQittOVL TltNViaO \ YOOHO Ate raislna, 4 eggs, 2 cups sh^lcd wal GOMERY WARD COMPANY as demand as Christmas gifts—at the brances. Cover a prosaic tissue box Fun for children’s play and ^ N T A THie adapted to the beginner or the tal It's ready for you now-^the new a metallic acarf, and tuck it into OW 1AV OV.O VAVLOM tCL'K » V nuts, 1-4 pound candled lemon the place to find Important CHENEY BROTHERS REM with dainty Irish ro.*ies . . . make a very practical for decorating all ented adult. Show card colors and Fall and Winter Fashion contains the neckline of your coat. WAS I vboovoH rt '»m peel, 2 cups sugar. 1 cup sour Christmas gifts. For example. NANT SALESROOM. demure little lady to guard your sorts of things from lamp shades Speedball I.«ttering ' as.«:ortmenta 60 pages of style, color, special fea to furniture is the SPATTER- '’f A * ItA milk, 1 cup sifted all-purpose In the Radio Department, a con powder or trinket box. tures—plus a free doll pattern MUSICAL POWDER BOXES In wav'L.,ao«iL, flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, sole radio-phonograph in mahog Raisin and Craaberry. Pie To obtain complete crocheting will help the commercial artist. CRAFT STENCIL SET selling at A M O W V t B There are small or large ’ sets of printed- Inside the book. Send 25 pretty pastel colored Metal cases RO«K&> \ 1 teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon any finish with both F. M. and One tablespoon flour, 1 clip light Instructions, stitch illustrations $1.50 at the McGlLL-CONVERSE VWOVOtb’Y oil paints. Camera addicts can cents t(xlay. COMPANY, 645 Main Street. The play a choice of tunes for a gay MORmco Moot cloves, 1-2 cup candled cherries, A; M. ten-ttibe reception Is cut brown sugar, firmly packed, 1-2 material requirements and finish Christmas gift from WIOR'S. T M i. ' 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg, 1-2 cup can from $219.95 to $179.88; a nice cup boiling water, 1 cup seedless ing directions for Boudoir acces dress up their pet snapshots with set includes a spray gun, a variety died pineapple. table model is marked from $29.95 raisins, chopped, 1 cup cranber sories (Pattern No. .5901) send 15 Photo Oil Colors. Pretty things glued on to her head and a ribbon of paints, and lots of stencil pat for the home—table scarfs, aprons, wrapped W'irc hung over it -may terns. Other creative CHRIST A woman’s refusal to lop off Chop fruits and walnuts fine. to $14.88; a colored portable is cut ries, chopped fine, 1-8 teaspoon cents in coin plus 1 cent postage. her locks to con/orm with the curtains—can be made exclusive be u.scd ns a halo. ft MAS GIFTS there are many, from Combine the suet with fruits and from $32.96 to $19.95. Bedroom powdered cinnamon, 1>16 teaspoon Your name, address and the pat styles of the day advertises her nuts. MIX soda, spices, sugar, bak sets Include a beauty in Malibu ground nutmeg. 1-8 teaspoon salt, tern number to Anne Cabot, The with washable Prang Textile a Leather Craft Set, at $2.05, Colors. which has the material and direc age for two reasons. One tesson mm ing powder and salt and sift gray, reduced from $199.95 to pa.stry for 2-crust pie. Manchester Evening Herald, 1150 There are real bargains In is that a no-ebange attitude \ that together * times. Beat the eggs Mix the . flour, sugrar and hot Avenue of the Americas, New York GIFTS FOR SPORTS LOVERS to tions for making useful or decora $149.88, and a very modern act tive leather articles, to a Modeling bucks the mode la an attitude of thoroug^y and mix with molaasca marked from $129.95 to $99.88. water; add the raisins, mix well. 19, N. Y, Most children ‘ wilt develop be found at the MONTGOMERY Clay Set for children with forma age. Another rcauson Is that balr^ and milk. Combine all the Ingre- Hope chests in mahogany or ma Stir in the cranberries and season many different Interests, if you WARD COMPANY. In footballs, provide them with the toys that and armatures. which hasn’t been cut or sbspsd dlenta and mix thoroughly. Pour ple are down from $67.95 to ings. Pour into pastry-lined pie degrees F.) and bake 20 to the “ official” 'oall Is reduced from for lo, how many years, is aliiiMt Into b u t t e ^ and floured mold, pan; cover with pastry top, crimp will encourage thepi.. They like ac $6.95 to $5.77 and others from NO awv WITH A e w a w A M e«AiN .ALLEY OOP K ey Alan BY V. T. HAMLIN $49.88. minutes more, until the crust tive physical play; they like imi Before you> .purchase eyeglass certain to make the lady with- the ailing not^more than three-quar- the edges together; slash the top $5.95 to $4.77 and from $3.19 to W OUUb THINiC Of U ilfS’ A , _____< golden. tative, Imaginative, dramatic play; frames, try on various shapte. It long, unwieldy locks look dated. lOexrTTHSM STUeiD UtMIAN* O’VA M *AN TH A T Girls like to make things. They drcoratively. Bake In a hot oven 60.' WK SUSE 6(WB THSM LEMIAN HI6SLES„ they like manipulative, construc $2.97. Official basketballs arc cut is best to take a friend along so elhjoy pounding and hamerlng. (425 degrees F.) 20 minutes, then from $9.95 to $7.77. and others [ WHAT A M T »f OL W/WE-HCf iMAjsiNg o r w A a MUSIC MAKERS arc sure joy- tive, and, especially creative play that she can give' you an honest A stunning, tall brass table TM6M TMINKIN' V t WOULD T H 0 0 U 6 H They have a fundamental need for lower the oven to moderate (350' Vyou o-aoMNA b r I n g e r 8 for the children’s materials. from $4.45 to $3.97. Meq’s hookey opinion. After the frames' are se I%mp, usually selling at $15,051 is OOP f w * tfwagr skates arc reduced from $7.95 to offered at $9.95 as the result of a Christmas, and KEMP’S INC. has lected. pick your color. Tortoise WlLLflCWaf. a variety: toy accordiams of plastic BRUSHED NYLON ANKLETS $4.97 and women’s white-shoe fig shell type frames seem to be the lucky -buy at BENSON'S, 7i;i are $1.69 in six-key size and $3.95 —usually priced at $1.25 a pair— ure skates are down from $14.95 most practical as they will go Main street. This is one' of doz In twelve-key size: Hohner's har are selling at three pairs for $2.00 to $9.97 and from $10.75 to $6.97. with everything. Gay glasses in ens of lovely lamps for Cbristtna* For monicas go from $1.00 model for in all stzea and all wanted colors T ie entire line of Men’s Hunting brilliant red. blue or green frames —big, nicely designed floor lamp.**, MAKE beginners to the professional $20.00 (very acceptable as Christmas Clothes Is cut 20%. may be impractical unless you table lamps of brass or potterv chromatic; little "stocking gifU" gifts) at the CHENEY BROTH have several pair of glasses. with silk or parchment shades, are Musi-Kazooa at $.10 and ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. To take away the "beddy” look desk lamps, and a special group Christmas Tooters are $J5. of 8 boxy studio couch, make a of boudoir lamps, from $2.49 up, curving plywood' arm and back GIFT PENS are very, very nice many in elegant pairs. Welcome newcomer is an auto at MATHER’S at the Center, ASHINifiG It's Important for parents and matic needle-threader. This cyc- made and cover these and the “I couldn’t patch the roof, to I did the thine, cushions alike. whether it’s a two-pen desk set For midrlff-flattener, stand children to share some playtime. saver has a slot into which a for the executive at $22.50, a dear!” Some toys sl^ould be chosen with needle Is dropped and a groove Parker ’51 in an onyx base at erect, hands or hips, feet spread the ides of providing mutually in through which to .slide the thread. HAND.SOME RINGS FOR MEN about 24 Inches apart. Keeping arc a dl.stin*;uishcd ' Christmas $17.60, a Shaeffer In a marble SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH teresting games and recreation for One pusfi on a button and tlie base at $15.00. or a three-piece your back straight, swing body to CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER gift for that "special gentleman” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS both grownups and children. needle pops up threaded and ready set of pencil, bail-point pen, and the left side and around to the T ETcrythlng Bat BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER for service. — and WIOR'S, 977 Main Street, fountain pen, priced from $6.00 up. back as far as possible. Then I DRIVING' ALL OVER, 1 OOTTA HAVE T OCAV. BUT “Wts CHENILLE ROBES of fine tex have a great many from which to swing to front again and over to ZlTWER? HM. OONT RBCXDN I HAVB, IffllH choosa— gleaming ruby .stones, right side and back. Continue r THE COUNTY oooan ‘S3 eu / IS POSmVEL'* VgUN* ----- BUT 1 QCjr A FEW ture and pretty bright or pastel Too lovely to be used ns any Glazed Cranberry Cream Pie ! lookinuV for a A CHRISTMAS (jRUSBLtG u s r N O tJ E A N te M ^ ByeaV WHIPS. thing but a most cherishe*! orna fine onyx, rings with a lodge or swinging body rhythmically 10 colors, ornamented with nppliqued One package prepared vanilla 2ITMER' I PRESENT. STREAM-LA*0 flowers, are appealing and prac- ment Is a DECANTER OF fraternal emblem. Sales may be pudding, 2 cups milk, 1 cup cran times to the left, 10 to the right. M EAN TO s a y . buttonhooks AN'...... c a l gifts for girta from CAMEO OVER-LAY which we for cash, credit, or the Lay-Away berries, 1 3-4 cups water, 1-3 cup AFTER ALLf ARLOW’S. Sizes 3 to 6x are ^aw at MATHER’S at the Center. Plan, at no extra charge. sugar, M package (3L4 table From the varied lines o f the a$3.40: sizes .8 to 14 are $4.89.Hand-cut. hand-painted in deli spoons) orange-flavored gelatin, most popular TOILETRIES FOR MARLOW’S FOR VALUES! cate flowers, reflecting light like a You don’t have to bo beautiful 1-3 cup orange Juice, 1 baked 8- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN prism, it’s an helr-loom-to-be at or even pretty to win a date with inch pie shell. which one finds at the CE34TER that man. Clear skin, sparkling New puppet toys which beg to $33.00 Prepare vanilla pudding as di PHARMACY, any number of at eyes and a zest for ^ living wrlll rected on package. (If desired, % tractive gifts may be selected and be taken ih hand by a child and speak for themselves^ which will encourage the lucky Want something special to shout teaspoon grated orange rind may held without payment until one 3 : - cheer from your front door? Make be added to pudding after remov wishes to complete the purchase. tot to stage hla own puppet shows If looking for a gljt tq go right an angel o f evergreen and silver ing from heat.) Cool, stirring oc make enchanting novelties for this -to the heart of the young stamp the branches of pine that you use casionally. To make glaze: com That wardrobe stand-by, a year's Christmas list. One puppet collector, see thQi gift packages of toy which comes out of a work- for her skirt and the spreading bine cranberries and water in white tailored blduse with cem- branches of balsam or fir that you STAMP COLLECl’IONS of which saucepan and cook 5 minutes, or vertlble collar, can bo dressed up basket boa-sts the toy-Ilke head of Mr. LEONARD RICHMAN of the a pup but wears a man-styled jer UP' for her wings with metallic until ail cranberries have burst for a new fashion fling with trim _____ y Dewey-Richman Company ia just open. Add. sugar and continue ming of polka-dotted ribbon or sey shirt sized to fit the hand of a paint. Use a Christmas ball for ly proud. Varying numbers of PRISCILLA’S W p How To Win Fricnde, Etc, BY'AL'V e RI making the angel's head and nail cooking to-a temperature of 220 fabric. Either may be used to little puppetew. This lucky little stamps are $1.00. $4.(t0, and $8.00, ■ ^ polish for painting features on her degrees F. or until mixture ir clear make a bow-tie in a color bar- BOVIIMINON A MESS OF lUNEVBI MVITi THf child will discover by thrusting his the latter containing 2250 stamps. HONCV LKC THAT I'D BUY NUTCHCLLS to bridge AGAIN! small fingers into the arms of the face. Hair of steel wool may be and syrupy. (This takes about 5 monized to the suit with which r.inutes.) Remove from heat and the blouse la to be worn. ^USAHOHt A BO^ A . HE WLS POSmVEUy RUOC! Before liver is broiled, it should add to orange-flavored gelatjn. NRIW CAR,,, be brushed with butter, margarine Stir until gelatin is dissolved; then with parsnips, turnips and ni- or bacon faf. Cook it only long add orange Juice. Chill until tabages in plentiful supply, as well enough for it to change color; if thickened. Pour cooled pudding as broccoli and cabbage, the thrif Kemp’s Record Department Suggests overcooked it will be tough. into pie shell. Cover top of pie ty cook will Include two or three with glaze. Chill. of these In her week’s menus. i Christmas Traditions on Retords Get the youngest into the Single Records Christmas fun and out of harm’s RUDOLPH, THE RED-NOSED SILKS AND RAYONS In the way with a canvas BABY SWING REINDEER, as described in the loveliest tones aind color combin “JINGLE BELLS" Primo Scala to be hung between doors oy on December Coronet magazine, is ations, designed In dashingly orig “AVE MARIA” Dick Haymea pipes—$1.98 at KEMP’S- INC. ready to entrance youngsters at inal or becomingly coraervatlve the MONTGOMERY WARD COM patterns, may be cut into the right Record Albums To avoid strain and energy In PANY'S Toy Department — soft- K length for blouses or dresses as a “A CHRISTMAS CAROL” Ronald Coleman carrying clothes to the wash line, coated toy reindeers, records about Christmas gift that leaves the “MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC" Perry Como roH the clothes basket out on a Rudolph, k bank, two puzzles, and choice of style to the happy re cart or pull it out on a aled. (Christmas tree ornaments. ceiver. Pnce.s are very low at eaiaineTSMsswus.waT. Aam.aawiT.ifa, the CHENEY BROTHERS REM TIC FLINT Windy Gets Ezeitod BY MICHAEL U’MAl.i.KY AND RAIJ’H LANE Why not stop at the MAN Ever made ham hash? Use NANT SALESROOM. iA T. a tea u. a h >t . CHESTER BAKERY on Kerry cooked ham and cubed cooked “ No. madam, the Battle of the Bulge wae net a reducing ,^MAKH Ml A Him -T GOBS vouvi ttfomoaflH^ r v ie o r A u m f WHAOOVa (MEAN/ nnvlOOKMOOOWN llOORMK.IMNOir. (MOMMME. e u u MMO'EAYS WNDV Street am! ta.ste a sample of their sweet' potatoes. Panfry the hash A cream of chicken soup is easy exeroiee!” *Not eo hard! NOT SO HARD!’ lightly in a small amount of fat. , IBON HERE. OZ»US. / KMOCKtD 0 » SOW SHOES M SUESSm NdMIO GAlt CANl MOLD , very special CHRISTMAS FRUIT to make and nutritlus to serve to nvt MNUTI5 SINCE ME OlMI DOWN IT AWSELF. CAKE rich with the gcxxlness d! a convalescing member of"the fam ffilKEMFSd] A JASON PIPE is a gift that OU’I OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE UP T> mciDNEK aqoM. multiple fruit and crunchy with ily; simply mix homemade chlck(:n o'' Velveteen Incorporated nuts? You’ll certainly want ^ the smoker will thoroughly enjoy broth With a thit. cream sauce and ; okay. jMAaoR.8 HE'S HOTTER’N for Its-metal filter. Its rubber bit, MY MA MADE M6 76S MAIN STREET t e l . 6680 der one for your Clhristraaa and season with salt. If preferred, ANOiMA.'THls/ ’ /MACtef A COUOHINC; L'P THE ELBOiN OF A and its choice of any pipe size or t r y t o f in d Home of Frlgidair* And they have old-country; the cream ot chicken soup may be ONe vurmooT RGPUES FOR kiTCHElO stove Famitareand Music shape—and, beat of alL Jason GOOD HOMES VtOAD IS A 9" Velveteen for wonderful German bought canned. POR THESE POPPiHBoar EUROPEAN, ANrtOUR.WACTlC- ■TMCOLDBOI cookies to carry on or to start a Pipes, regularly priced at $2.00 and $3.00, are selling for $1.00 at BEAUmPUL iMOURLOMalE. ^HgRSOA iN S F oetw e OiXaHTIOTAiCE tradition in goodies. Don’t forget GIFT PURSES vary to suit in PUPS-WOOLD PLATB***~’V0IMCrj t h e QOIX. SHOTl~ 'THejACKflOT that the B'nkery will take over the the PINE PHARMACY, 6«M Cen 9" Rayon Transparent Velvet dividual needs at MATHER S. 'lOO BE lE A WOACD? m o s t a s e d AWDSOFAR. vytTHOOT baking of your Christmas turkey, ter Street. There one can also outfit the particular man with his From a amafl Lady Buxton at INTBRESTlPf PAMILV— > . HE’S AS COBCECT CMAN0UO6 TO while you go to church or make $2.43 to a good-sized purse with HARiJuMpA! GECONO GEAS merry at home—and have It cook favorite shaving creams and lo AS Gloss > 9'* Rayon or Silk Prints "windows” for Identiflcatlons and tUE SEAT OF ed to porfeflion at your dinner tions. packaged In Jars with defin ■W4PU i ite ma-scullne appeal; or with an pictures and a three-sided zipper A BLOC UAHP' Christmas Slippers hour. at $4.50; from an efficient, good- To electric razor or a long-lasting set 11-a 0" Upholstery Fabrics of razor and razor blades. looking fine-grained leather bill A fretful baby Isn’t crying tor fold for men to a distinctive pig LESLIE rURNER fun. He's trying to tell you some- WASH lUKHS Into Tho Mock Feet are lightly perfumed and skin, alligator, or lizard replete ^UCOCNLY EASV igOltlPFCp BY ASnUNGB Attractive! ’ King's wrong. Usually It is hun with swank. 0" Drapery Fabrics ger, advises a pediatrician. made more comfortable In fall ^ rCmCE THAT DRAG* MM DOWN------JW footwear when a dusting o f sachet LUNOea. T M a ID MBGOLE LOOM. THeW powder is used to ease the pinch In making salad dressing with OIMMa MOLPLlgg »nO THg too For CHRISTMAS TitEES and blue or Roquefort cheese, work the reooo LUCK-CATTAail'^ Comfortable! ■^HEXt h s of handsome appear- of new shoes. IRREGULARS and CLOSE-OUTS Treat your Venetian blinds as crumbled cheese In well with the BUT Ttm O lU KH BACK nce at unusually reasonable olive or other salad oil before add 'rlcea. visit Mc WCDl^SDAT, T>ECI:M ^ S, l U M Utmrifpater IcwMitiig IfsraUi Ihn WnstlMr , m A T «n c« D bOt N tt PrcBt Rnn FatMMt at P. fc Wannim Wat Iho Mantk of Nevwabm, IBU Fair fUa a^nMMB- and nBa||^-^ 9,635 to 10 degreea colder tlina 4U} aftemooa; fair aal cold taBlght and VZiddjr* ManeheMter^'A City of Village Charm ■MwdMnoiiH MANCHES^R, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR C ilttS VOL; LXVnL, NO. 59 AdvertWng «B V*B Britlali Army annoimccs it Is Inflict Casualties sending Seinforcementa to Hong Kong "in view of the deteriorat One-Time Red Agent ing situation in China.” . . . Bat tleship "Missouri’’ heads Imprsa- On Three Armies slve fleet that wUl put to sea niext January on (Caribbean training cruise . . . Representative Dingell Government Sources in (D-Mlch) predicts that more than Government Papers Solons Scan half of members of American Nanking Say 16th Medical association will Vefoae to contribute to fund to oppose gov Former State Depart Army Group Virtually Aid Spending ernment health insurance pro gram. Chief Investigator ment Employe Pat* W ip^ Out; Reorgan- lAtter from President Traman at typical ward low pricesi iaed Groups Trying to Ptroposed Expenditures haa resulted in "200 per cent” Ita- n f w- unOn siana Stand m in ViOngres- Congrea- SAVE 4.00. REG.10.95 provement for 15-year-old New LADIES' WHITE ELK FIGURE SKATES Break Through Reds For Marshall Plan Jersey boy, critically burned by Before tvrand Jury spy Heannga; OPEN THURSDAY and SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. Will Be Scrutinized 50,000 volts of electricity, accord ______!1_ Tadleigh Refuaea to - Closed toe style shoe with high white elk-tanned top grain leather uppers. Nanking,' Dec. 9.—