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) J •• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1952 Average Dally Net Press Run ThsW aathor For the Week Ended geweaet O. Westker I PAGE TWENTY-FQUR HaurljfBtPt. lupning lirralb Nov. M, 1852 TonlgM lair, mMarf temperstnre Is upper t fa . I Junior High and'Senior High 24 years ago when the dial aervlce 10,812 4 Rainbow Girts will attend in was first esUbltshed locally. Man­ Due to a transposition Of fair. group the Christmas vesper serv- MTF groups will'-meet at the Miember of the Audit usual time Sunday evening at the New *Voice* chester's exchange is one of the B«R«na of Ctecnlatloiis About Town ice at the South Methodist Church oldest dial offices in the sUte. This fiikures Hamburg appeared The MANCHESTER SOROPTIMIST CLUB Manchester--—A City of pillage Charm Sunday afternoon, arrangements .South Methodist Church, and Mrs. Lester L. Hohenthal will tell the is an improvement in the old sys- INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A DEMONSTRATION OP for which are being made by Tem­ F or SNETCO em. he said, and is considered iii our advt. last night at The Herald learned today that story of the-Christmas carols. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS William l^eian of S4 Woodbridge ple Chapter. Order of the Eastern lore trouble-free. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS (Clnaalliaa AdvartMug an Pnga 18) MANCHESTER, jeONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1952 Star. It is customary for Eastern Each service Jill open with wor­ lb. 3 ^ . The correct and in­ VOL. L X X n , NO. 57 ■treet waa the auxUlary fireman ship led by the chalrnien, Francis The continued heavy flow of tele­ who carried the pet dog. Spot, from Star chapters throughout the phone traffic . here has made it Ecabert. Miss Marilyn Rogers and That Old% Dial Tone Ha$ tended price should be AND PACKACE-TYINC the cellar of the Raymond George j state to hold these Christmas ves- Roger Tui*lngton. Mrs. Eunice necessary to make changed, Ho­ ]'>er services each year for the Ma­ BY JULIA McCa r t h y , r o c k v i u -e f l o r is t ' home on Turnbull road during the BUnn 'of East Hartford will sing Been Replaced by New bron said. Traffic volume has been lb. 53c. flra Wedneaday night. j sonic Home Christmas fund. This during the .worship service. on a steady Increase and the com­ is the first time the local chapter And Much Busier Buzz SHOWING OF GOWNS AND LINGERIE 6 Childreii pany is making the necessary ad­ In to lb. lots for freeier Mias Patricia Hewitt of Belfa.it, I has sponsored one. The Rainbow justments to copef with the situa­ BY TERI'S BRIDAL SHOP ' . girls are asked to report at South A son. John Louis, their fifth A new type tone alternator is More in WSB Korthem Ireland, came to the, tion. The dial tone, ringing apd Church at 3:45»p. m. i child, was born to Mr. and Mrs, responsible for the change in the use the correct price of 31c Sunday with her, Elmer U. Odell of 49 Milford road the busy signal are all affected by , Woodruff Hatr, Center Church House Die in Gas dial tone of your telephone. For the change. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. j yesterday at the Hartford Ho.- several days now. there has been Ib. was given. Abram Matchett of 34 McKee I Mrs. Alton , M. Holt, cafeteria ' Several people have been sur­ MONDAY. DEC. 8— 8 P. M; pital. The maternal grandparents i a strange tope on the telephone, street, and isf making her home manager at the Washington are Mr. find Mrs. Louis Rombola prised at the new tone and have and Lloyd Hobron. district manS- hung up‘, thinking is was a busy Door Prizes! -r- Refreshments! ]!dain Blast with them. | School, announces that the fall dis- of Hartford. per of the Southern New England trlct meeting of the school lunch ; Telephone Company, cleared up { signal. Your Contribution Of 76c \y\tt Help To A Wheel Ail members of the Junior program personnel, will be held in i this morning the many questions HALE'S l^ittsborgh, Dec. 6— — the Washington School cafeteria ] The Uthuanian Choral Group Chair For A Physically Handicapped Child Washington, Dec. 6—(fl*)— Industry members of the Wage Choir of the Church of the Naza- will meet tonight at T:30 in Lithu­ people have been asking. ' The all-group meeting of the A delayed action natural gas Information rene are requested to report for on Monday. Dec. 8,. at 3 p. m. Mrs.; According to Hobron. this is a , North Methodist WSCS will be Stabilization board (WSB) tvere expected to decide today Holt, who is district leader, urges , anian hall, Golway street. Election I MEAT DEPT. explosion which reduced a rehearsal tomorrow morning at of officers will take place and all I new system replacing the original i held Wedne.sday. Dec. 10, at 7:45 whether to quit their jobs as their colleagues on the big •:45. in preparation for the Sun' all cafeteria managers and their members are, urged to attend I one that was put in here in 1929. ! p. p\. at the church. three-story frame home to a assistants to attend. Chicago regional WSB did yesterday. -Thc prote.st resigna­ day morning church service. tions of the seven Industry mem-|> — ------pile of rubble killed all six hers of the Chicago WSB aaid qa jg* • • children of a Pittsburgh Ike DIeets Rhee and GI President Truman’s coal wage de-1 J ■> o o g ' S k gV family last night. Reds Foiled ciilon "irrevocably ruined any hope : g j iT J L J I i5 i3 8 J lJ I 2 i Fire Chief Stephen Adley said Cruiser^ Nears for effective control of Inflation" | C 7 the blast in the semi-industrial bv direct wage ceilings. i north aide section of this steel capi­ In Air Raid Truman ovemiled the WSB two j tal resulted from an auto skidding days ago and authorized a J1.90-S- In Bermuda into a retaining wall and breaking day wage Increase for John L. an expoaed natural gas main lead­ Lewta’ coal miners. The WSB had ing into the house. On Ike Visit Typhoon Are£i said 11.50 a day waa all the pay Vlrtlma Sleeping boost they could get without en­ A ir C rash The victim!, charred beyond dangering anti-inflation controls. , recognitions were alceping . whan Seoui. Dec. 6—(fl*)— The U. S. Fifth Air Force re­ Refusal to grant the full , , _____li' TV— e the blast rocked the neighborhood Aboard USS Helena en Route to Hawaii, Dec. 6—The Pa­ T O R m O E ALUES amount, Truman said, would pre­ Hamilton, Bermud*, Dec. 6 and {heightened freightened Nuns who were ported today it repelled the G ifV al cific typhoon toward which the cruiser Helena is steaming at cipitate a nationwide coal strike — (/P)—The Cuban airliner saying their night prayers in a “largest enemy night air at­ £(7 knots with President-elect Eisenhower aboard, is now re­ and confront President-elect Els- Star of the East” crashed in- nearby convent. tack of the Korean war.” .enhower with a "national emer­ to the sea o ff this island to­ Nearly five hours later firemen, ported to be breaking up somewhere between Hawaii and carefully picking up bits of the while President-elect Dwiglit gency" when he takes office Jan. day with 42 persons aboard. Wake Island. The Helena was still ...... • ...... — ...... - 20. house with auto wrecker cranes, Eisenhower was leaving" several hundred miles west of tha The seven Industry members of U. S. Coast Guard vessels and recovered the last of the bodies Korea. typhoon area early thia evening the national board were hardly Air Force crash boats picked of the five sons and a daughter of The Air Force aaid Allied radar (S a.m. e.a.t.) Saturday. considered likely to walk out in a up four survivors and 10 Mr. and Mra. Robert Moulla. TTie in a three hour period beginning at But it expects to encounter In­ R h ee Says "body today, although no informed GIFT HOSIERY bodies shortly after the crash yictims: :lp p. m. last night picked up creasingly hearier seas and rain official would make a flat predic­ David. 14, Richard, 13. Lola, 12. total of 11 "hostile aircraft" roar­ aqualla even though the typhoon First quality hosiery in extra sheer, sheer tion. and persons at the scene ex­ Jamea, 10, Gearj’. six, and Robert, ing towards Seoul. General Elsen­ diaintegratea. Ike Brought It waa thought probable, how­ pressed doubl any more sur­ ^ve. hower's plane took the air at 8:01 Aa word waa received that the and semi sheer nylons. Moulla, 37. and hia 3«-year-old \ > ever. that one or more industry vivors would be found. p. m. and tha attack continued typhoon Is breaking up. part of the i members might quit on their own. In Havana, the president of the wife, Rose, literally were blown Elsenhower party waa In the ward-1 from the house. They were in a abort t'.'.'o hours after that. It was reported that James Del- Cubans line, operators of the plane, The Air Force /pokeaman aaid room watching a Navy movie on ! No Pledges ALBA SHEERS . . $1.15 end $1.35 Pr. Not mar. industry member from Hous­ aaid his reports had six survivors state of shock and nearly Incoher how typhoons perform and how to ent aa they crawled from the an earlier statement by Far East Exactly ton, was con.siderlng doing this. picked up, but there waa no Im­ Air Force Commander Gen. O. P. deal with them. As The WSB Industry members - mediate verificaUon here. wreckage, their faces blackened Pros-ea Good Rallor Seoul, Dec. 6—(JP)— ^Presi­ ALBA 60 GAUGE ...... $1.50 Pr. like coal miners. Weyland Uiat "not a tingle enemy Illustrated ethers represent unions and the He said the plane, out of Madrid • I. ».tie.it-el".'t Liacniiow.-.', m'aking his lour of Korea, meela apd Prealdent-elect"* Elsenhower is dent Syngmu) Rhee said to ­ announced they will "What happened? What happen­ aircralt of any kind waa able to journeying back home from hlf public - have for Havana by way of Bermuda, penetrate south of the Chongchon day Dwight D. Eisenhower NO-MEND WALKING SHEER not participate in any board ac ___had 34 paasengera, including a ed?" cried Moulla. ehskea liaiida with Syngman Rhee, President of Sont'i K« e» In Seoul. visit to Korean battlefront. He la tions until they decide what they , baby, and eight crew members Moulia waa taken to a hospital liver" during Eisenhower’s visit (.\P ’i?'lre"’*o*o •.la ;-ail!o from Tokyo). proving himself a good aaljor and made “ no commitments" dur­ Pr. waa "baaed on earlier Informa­ $1.65 are going to dp. i aboard. The w I one of shortly after the blast but hla wife —stripped down to ahirtaleevea-— ing his three-day Kotean Archibald Cox quit as W'SB those picked up dead. refused to leave, the scene until tion." haa been at work moat of the day the last bodies of her children were The spokesman said, however, tour. But Rhee added that he DEXDALE 66 GAUGE chairman Thurnday in protest ■ pan American World Airways In the admiral's cabin despite the expects the U. S. President­ against President Truman’s order, here, of which Cubans is a aub- brought out. Then, she waa treated the planet making the attack were rocking-Of - the ship. He haa been EXTRA SH EER ...... $1.95 Pr. Vice Chairman Charles C. Killing-1 sidiary, said there were no Amer- by a physician. small and propeller driven. digesting Information gathered on elect will "break the Korean worth became chairman and Cox’s , tcans on the pasaengeh list, that Cnwl From Wreckage Say Plaaee Hidden hla three-day visit to the war tone stalemate." ARKWRIGHT 60 GAUGE .. $1.00 Pr. place aa a public. ,.ineml?«r.. waa [ mnsL .of ..them...W.er« Irom Cuba and The second floor of the home was "It is highly pofaible,’’ he aaid, in Korea, also conferring with the The South orean chief executive filled yesterday by Truman with Mexico. occupied by Mrs. Moulis’ mother, "that these little planes did not group of advlaora who accom­ aaid In an interview that ha )tad the appointment of Meyer 8. l ------come from Manchuria or deep in panied him on hia secret mlaslon told Elsenhower "foreign trewpa AIL new winter shades. Ryder of DetrolL (Cqntinued on Pago Seven) (CoatlnuaM an Page Savea) North Korea. Planea of that type to the Far East. could be reUaved from the tremt- The industry members began as- ran be hidden under any hay stack The Helena will carry Ika and line If ROK (Republic of Korea) ■embling in Waihington yesterday and their homo bate might have hia party of 17 to Honolulu— forces are aufflciently increaaad, for a secret meeting to decide on a been In Korea near the spot which is a aix-day trip unless tropi­ trained and equipped to bo abU to “O'* "C?" "O" course of action. There was n(t an­ where the attack took place. cal storms ahead of ua slow ua defend ouraelvea." nouncement of any desiclon last down. ■ . Rhee did not elalwrato on what French Act to Curb "In that case they would not We are on the fringes of a atorm ,>> I ^ \ night. have had to fly through the effec­ hO conaldera a aufftcianl IncresM. Besides the national WSB there about six hours out from Guam Thera ar« at leaat 12 ROK dlvlalans tive air cover further north." and this husky warship which It­ are 14 regional board's. The one at The enemy planei dropped In tha flald currently. WOOL JERSEY Oricago has Jurisdiction over Il­ self la Just back from action in The whlte-halrod, T7-yoataM New Tunisia Unrest 8oiB8a which ’'fell cloae to the in- the Koi-ean war la being buffeted linois, Indiana and Wisconsin. ata^tlen froip. W)iiah personnel South Korean Iqadar-aatd slM )M It was learned that the Chicago by 35 to 40 mile winds. urged Etaenhower during the gon- Boxed Jeweli-y in pin and earring sets. Also single pieces were directing Uia Allied night In­ It la Impossible for tKy of in earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches. board’s industry members. Just be­ terceptors.” but the tpokeaman eral's Uwea day tour OC tho war BLOUSES fore hsnding in their resirnatlon-s, Tuni.s, Tunisia. Dec. 6—(/P)— Uneasy French authorities Eiaenhower'a party to go on decks theater "to end the Korean stale­ aaid aecuiity giso blacked out gny which are awash with spray from Prints with the little pluses that moved that all pending cases be- today arrested Mohamed Messadi, successor of asMssinatec mate as aoon aa possible.*' informatlen on whether damage the bow. _T»«r: Each Plus Tax make them positively amazing Farhat Hached as secretary-jrejieral of the Tunisian Labor Tvaa cauaed. Urges OCeialva at this low price. Inimitably (Contlnaed on P a's Sovea) The Prealdent-eleqt and hla M.OO to M.98 ALL WOOL JERSEY NEW Federation. Messadi, 40, was taken into custody aIon» with The sketchy Air Force an­ party came abon^ Helena at__ 8:20 Prosumably that meant an all- styled snd made with Impor­ Neo- nouncement did not aay how close drive to the Manchurian bord­ Washable. Red, Mack, green. 2 < C* O a dozen other labor and a, m. (3:20 p. m. ea.t.) Friday tant di-essmaker detaila you like " O ^ Deatour (pro-lndepcndcnce) party the Red planea came to the South er. Rhee called for such an offen­ styles. Sizes 12 to 18. J ^ Q to find In your moat expensive 171 after fljdng overnight from the 1? £11*111 m3 1 1 r C £111! leaders. They were p»it into an In- Korean capital of Seoul. Korea capita of Seoul aboard two sive eariier this ■week. dresses. And the prints art ao j temment camp for what was ex- ; Langer Wants One Snbre Loat At chow time BiaeHliower eata In the field with Sgt. dark Huth- PRINT gay under furs now. military transport Omstellatlons A reliable South Korean oflneial pected to be a short period. ' The Air Force announceia earlier erqok ef Fraakfort, Miaa. The aergesuit la with the 1st Regiment mt which brought the party to the source said earlier his government Ex-Aide Cited French authorities did not say 1 To Push Probe that one F-86 Sabre Jet waa loat the >rd U. S. Dtrialon. (NEA Radio Telephoto.) Far East. had urged Eisenhower to double PASTEL JERSEY why the men were arrested but' In combat over northwest Korea Heaelulu By W'e(lB«sday the strength of ROK forces. There r / • officials appeared to be taking all during the week while jeti threw Pink, blue; •« sleeves. ‘ 5.98 DRESSES We.are dut to reach Honolulu are now at laaat 12 South Korean On New Fraud possible precautions against dem­ Of Reds in UN up a protective screen against any sometime liefore noon Wednesday divlslont. .98 onstrations and violence resulting ■ auch Communist aerial attack. Blaenhower gave pultlic as- from the hit-and-run machlne- Allied anti-aircraft fire waa di­ (losing one day as we cross in­ SIZES 12 to 20 ternational dateline). aurances that tha Korean army Washington, Dec. 6— -Jack j g

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f i J ^ S T W O Coventry Laiiger - Wants A-BIfi BAYS-4 Hearing 6n Bottle Club Law Millions Hear We Paid 25,900 People Everest Cliffibers- Skywatch Schedule To Push Probe ciard Votes S 15,000 Fail, Nepal Says Guc^st at Shower STATE STARTS TOMORROW Is Scheduled for Dec. 19 This I Believe 4 Organizations Co-Sponsor Bumiay Miss Geraldine Jones of Glaston­ Of Reds in UN Purchase on Pearl St. (Continued From Page One) Radio Program TO STAY HOME Midnight-2 a. m...... Lloyd Davidson, Richard L. Harris bury was guest of honor recently Action on about Half of I tlon* that aponaored the re»olu- Ptayers ^ Latest Production ...... Fred R Bond ported to the Swiss Alpine Foun­ 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... at a bridal shower given at the . J n > ' tlon—Egypt and Indonesia—join (Continued From Page One) ...... William Taylor. Sam (Semens Agenaa Postponea to Cub* on the list of speaker* who New York, Dec. 6—(flb—The this Thanksgiving Tolland Coverage dation in Zurich that three climb­ 4 a. m.-6 a. m...... home of Mrs. Robert Forrest pf 1 Girppratioh ers—Raymond Lambert, E rn est 6 a. m.-9 a. m.' ...... Marguerite Qilemra radio program "This I Believe" Coventry. ‘ . 7 . ^s^^d raised doubts a* to whether he 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Ronald Larsen, Martin SUrin 223 Spruce street. Miss Jones was Monday by Dirertor. - ie ," * * ”'”''” Four are* organlxationa are co- Receive Money in Residents rad organisations Reisa and Sherpa Tensing—and fills only a capsule of time- five would favor continuance of , the seven Nepalese porters estab­ Noon-S p. m...... John McCauley, Kenneth Hilm- presented with many gifts from ■nie atmosphere in the UN halls sponsoring the Coventry Players ' Monday Event Calendar PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT in Tolland are invited to use minutes'five evenings a week. set up late in 1950 to police en­ lished their eighth and last camp “ - mond friends who attended from Man­ t . Postponing action on about haft becaiqe heavily charged by ye»- It has no sponsor, no profit., no Three Paymente ; Pub- the faclllUes of ’The Herald production of "Night Must Fall" Monday meetings will include forcement of the new law and to See Classified page Nov. 19. ’They planned to make 3 p, m.-6 p. m...... Richard RuddelL David Ruddell I It* agenda until Monday when they terday’s hew* of the murder of plug. Yet it Is listened to by mil­ Rockville news bureau for cov­ chester, Hartford, Rockville and to'be presented tonight at 8:30 Ue Hearing Dec. 19 the top the next day but extreme 6 p. m;-8 p. m...... Columbi De Carll, Celeste King r will hold a ^ecial meeting, the I Hached. Tunl*i*'n union leader lions the world around In many V., uc t. . Club after school at the Harts investigate subversive actlvliie.s erage in their area. During ...... -Raymond Feim, Oarl Sluaarcxyk Glastonbury. Board of Directors last- night set, whose body was found machine- cold and continual winds forced 8 p. m.-lO p. m. .. different lan^ages every day. On o'clock in the Willimantic Hansen: home; Troop 71 Girt generally. > „ t 9 * By • six to three vote, the Boxi'd the winter months all Tolland them to abandon their efforts. 10 p: m.-MIdnight ...... Royal Isham Decorations were yellow rad the date for a public hearing on gunned and battered on'a high- it. successful men and women tell Teachers’ College Shafer Audi- Scouts from 7 ;30-9 p. m., in the item* will originate from The Mo«day white. After the shower the bride- an ordinance to regulate bottle w-,y zouth of Tunis, Altogether, the Senate has voted nOectOTm Uet nljfht eccepted The venture was the 10th at­ what they believe in and the creeds toriiim. Robertson School; Green-Chobot the subcommittee $443,800 for its Herald office on Market street, tempt to climb Mt. Everest, ac­ Mldnlght-2 a. m...... Volunteer* needed elect was presented with the small Iris club*, accepted deeds for 13 streets, I Tuninian Nationalist lea d er by which they shape their lives. Post. AL, and Auxiliary- at 8 p, m.. Aaomey George C. l^»«ner'» com- telephone Rockville 8^3136...... A.'H. Girard, William S. Horgan white watering can which she sat made two contribution* from the galah Ben Yous*ef, who 1* attend- The three-act mystery is by probes. Its authority will expire on cording to records of India's Him­ 2 a. m.-4 a. m. ... From Eleanor Roosevelt: "Thp Eml.vn William*. Co-sponsors ‘ re ‘^,Jhe Wall street, MjntMntM offer by wtilch the town alayan (?l'ub — the most complete 4 a. m.-« a. m...... Harry Cowles, Harold O. Kane under to o|f>en her gifts and on ^ Public Celebration*- fund, and (j^bate here, charged that Important thing was that you Dec. 31, but Sen. Ferguson (R-i ...... Victoria Ftlewlc* which all the guests had signed grades *1* rad swen Grorgc volunteer Fire Companyel at R Mich) aald yesterday he will.intro- j Septic Tanks Cleaned I MU buy e 7 by 110 foot etrip of collection of Information on Asia's 6 a. m.-# a. m. .. authorized General Manager R ich-; Ha(5hed was aasa.xslnated by never let down—doing the be.st ___....Dorothy Belcher, Catherine Jack their names. Hfr«ry R o^rtson S ^ o o l in_CoXen ^ ^ firehouse; Volunteer duce a resolution to restore it | C B»d et Pearl rad Main atreeU for Town Planning Commission, said high roountaina 9 a. m.-Noon ...... ard Martin to leaae the Veteran* pr^nch “ Red Hand Society ” ter- that you were able to do. ..." CoH Manelwfttr's S«wtrdq« Spcciditta § t ia o o a Liaaner head* the Sheri- that Park street, which carries Since records were begin in 1921. Noon-3 p. m...... Thomas Maxwell A buffet luncheon, featuring a Center building to the Red Cross. rorists', who he said are supported From Herbert Hoover: "It is im- try, the Windham Center Parent Fire ^ ^ Company 2 at 8 p. m., at its after the qexl Congress convenes S dill Corporation which own* the traffic from the West Side into eight British and two Swiss teams 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Richard Ruddell. Sam demens large cake topped with a minia­ The director* adjourned at mid­ by sll French political parties in po.sslble to believe that there is Tcachei-s association. Independent fij.*hmisc! Jan 3. ' i ...... Mr. and Mr*. Albert Tedford ture bride and bridegroom, was night. Order Ofkl Fellows Lodge 16 in' Langer is not now a member of s Main street, should also be wid­ of hardened mountaineers have 6 p. m.-8 p. m. ... l^nisla except the Socialist.*. He not here a divine touch and a Round and Square Dancing a The director*’ action came after ened. Martin Alvord. also of the vainly tried to conquer the tower­ 8 p. m.-io p. m...... Vincent Balocchettl > served, the hostess being assisted The bottle club law hearing will, also charged the group Is sup­ purpose from the Creator of the Willlmantic, and the Lebanon There will be i-ound and square the subcommittee and he declined ! SAVE TWO WAYS: ...... Mr. and Mr*. Carl Hague 9 a hiandful of reaidenU objected to commission, has "long recognized ing peak. 10 p. m.-Midnight by Mr*. Gilbert . Frye and . Miss be held Dec. 19. ported by the French police and universe." Guild Arts and Crafts. dancing today from 8 p. m. to mid­ to say whether, as chairman of the ■ (1) LOW PRICE . . . the most modern equipment rad mas S the'purcha**. the need for traffic planning." He A Swiss group led by Dr. Edou­ EHizabeth Mosxer, who assisted In The proposed ordinance, drawn security forces in Tunisia. From Lionel Barrymore: "I be­ Chase Is Director night at the Pine Lake Shores Judiciary committee, he would take : chlnery In Connecticut makes possible a BETTER JOB at S place o f Mto. Raymond O'Coln, E A public hearing on the appro- pointed out that the town is pro­ ard Wyss-Dunant reached within tip by Town Counsel John D. La- A French spokesman denied that lieve the difference between an Leslie (?hase o f Lebanon will be Community Clubhouse. William oyeredirccllon of the Internal Se­ LOWER PRICE. S nriation will be held Dec. 19 but. tected along Spruce. Bissell. Birch 900 feet of the summit last sp/lng Rockville 8r„ who la ill in the hospital. belle on the pattern of a bottle the vRed Hand movement — if it eminently succe.ssful per-son arid director. Chase has staged plays Smith of that district Will be gen­ curity investigating unit. (2) YOl’R JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks, Praia- 5 according to Town Counsel John and Oak streets where a 18-foot before turning back. Miss Jones will be married to .Club ordinance in force In Hart-: exists" was United to French police one whose life is just mediocre Is for the Brown Uniyerslty, (Provi­ eral chairman. -Sen. McCarran (D-Nev). pres­ age and aewer lines are Installed under the watchful *op«^ S D. taBelle. the board now ha* no setback regulation is now in force. ,TVm members of a British 1924 symodd O'Coin, Jr., on Jan. 10 in ford, provides that the clubs shall or security forces. He described.the the difference between a person dence, R. I.) Players, and "Cap­ ent chairman of the Judiciary \inton..of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: Yon nre proteew 8 choice but to live up to lU s ^ e - “ Is that alwayr going to be the team — George Mallory and An­ Glastonbury. allNi be licensed by the town and shall murder as "foul. Cowardly, beastly who had an aim. a focus, a model tain Applejack" and "Ghost Manchester Evening Herald committee and author of the In­ against cosily blunder* . . . A BIG SAVING. An engineered Jeq 3 ifient to buy the land. main business section?" Mahoney drew Irvine — disappeared into the Eager-Beavers Jump Gun; tin ! not operate later than. 1 a. m. or and diaguating” and declared that on which he superimpo.sed his own Train" locally. Coventry rorreapondent. Mr*. ternal Security Act, ha.«- served as give* you LAS'HNO AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS.,, 1 , “There U no appeal from appro- asked. Alvord asserted it would. swirling mists hiding the topmost on Sundays, legal holidays, and everything would be Oone to bring life and one who didn't. To put It The lead parta-wlll be portrayed Charirs I.. Little, telephone Cov- chairman of the ' atibcommlUee. E nriation* of the board," LaBelle George Marlow. Main street peak of the mountain and never election day. the murderer to juaflce; bluntly, you can't get any%vherlf by the following: Raymond (?ulv*r |'"try 7-6231 Ferguson is the ranking GOP 3 told the directors. businessman who ha* been active returned. ’Their companips waiting Pul Coins in New Meters “ Visitora from Hartford” A spokesman for 'Morocco — an­ unlena you know where to start as Mystcrioua Dan; lEdith Moore | ^member. T.»w^iu also hinted that to with­ in promoting off-street parking at the final advance camp last saw Local Stocks The only local bottle club 1* the other French North African pro­ from and where to go." Be Safe! . ..Be Sure! as Mrs. Branaon: Lillian Ben-Kiki i „ . I-anger also turned aside ques­ draw from the offer would prob­ facilities, tied parking in with the them fighting slowly but steadily Sunri.se (?iuh on Oak street, oper­ tectorate whose cause comes up , From Helen Keller: “ When I Rockvllle, Dec. 6—(Special)— seph B. Pavelack, Georg* D. Bo- as Olivia Grayne. TTie supporting | flPO rO D tions as to whom he might ap­ CALL ------; ably reault in legal action. general traffic problem and said toward the summit. Piiinlihed By ated by SlI Mendill of Hartford next in the committee — charged think of the suffering and famlie. cast will include Robert Hurst *.* Opposing the motion to accept ’There are apparently a few motor­ kls, Charles M. M Ilikow w , Ernest point to the gi'oup and what in­ the town should purchase land be­ Almost Beyond Endurance Cobora R Mlddlebrook. Inc. •BhB* Director Theodore L. Fairbanks that "colonial ruler*" had respond­ and the continued slaughter of Lord Chief Justice; Betty Larek, the compromlee. were Directors ists in this community who don't A. Roy, Elmo P. Mantelli, William Market fXoned Sktardaya vestigations it might \inderlake hind Main street business blocks All previous expedittona have believe in Uking chance*— even if ______said during discussion on the mat­ ed to the Asian-Arab appeals for man, my spirit bleeds, but the Nurse IJbby; A. E. "Bud" Mc- Basketball Starts Harold A. Turklngton. Walter T. wherever feasible. He said the blamed their defeats on the ex­ B. O'Leary, Erhard F. Linck, Rob- 1 p. m. prlccn ter that "we will start having vis­ Tuniaiah selfru)* with "the death thought comes to me that. like the beside* probing into charges that THE McKINNEY BROS: it cosU them a penny or two. Po-1 q Stoddard rad Ernest T. WAMn iNL'fitnf SHtUMri Mvntiri iiTECHNICOLORj Dade, Hubert Lauriec Nan Ogleby, Mahoney and Matthew Paton. treme altitude, the bitter cold and blow to Farhat Hached." little deaf, dumb and blind child American Communists- have in­ town should cooperate with busi­ lice report that since yesterday j Bentley, 8r. Bank Stocks itor* from Hartford" now that the Mrs, Terence: Gloria McDade, la favor were Director* Harry the peak’s fierce winds that hurl • ON THE SAME SHOW • France has announced she. al.so I once was. mankind is growing For Two Grades filtrated the UN staff. nessmen In this. they have garnered a small collee- i Following the public exercises a Bid Aaked clubs there are not operating. Dora Parkoe; and Burton E. , SEWERABE DISPOSAL COMPANY 5 3. Plrato. Jacob Miller. Bverett Marlow supported the Pearl stones about like baseballs nrat National Bank LaBelle described the clubs as will boycott the debate on a sim­ out of the darkness of ignorance Ferguson, in calling fur exten­ Uon of coins deposited in the newly buffet inneh will be served. 3Ioorc, Inspector Bel.sixe. ... „ „ „ . „ sion o f the Internal Security stih- 5 Kennedy. Theodore U Fairbanks. Climbers — Including Lsimbert of Manchester...... 33 87 “ a legal device designed to circum­ ilar Arab-Aaian re.solution con­ and hate into the light of a > DRAINA6E and SEWESASE EN6INEE8S street purchase. Installed parking meters. The committee in charge in' Stage manager is Ronald Glen- Hebron. Dec. 6 -(Special)-Bas- commlttce. 8aid its investigation 2 Mra. Helen Fltapatrick. and Sher- Edward Krasenic* opposed the himself — say the terrain of the •Hartford Natlonai " - S H E U . O iV E Y O U vent the liquor control act." Since cerning Morocco when it cornea up. brighter day.” " dinning; wardrobe and properties iketball practice began, this week 13D-132 Pearl Stroat, McmehMter— T«i. S30I 8 wood G. Bowers, who first brought purchase but favored street widen­ mountain is not half as tough as Under ordinary circumstances i eludes Alden E. Bailey, Herbert The Aslans and arabs are pro­ Not all those on the program of UN personnel was inromplete. Bank aiid Trust .. . 30 32 the clubs atterton, Hartford Conn. T ru st. 90 — posing that France and Tuntaia re­ are famous, but all have given He also urged the Impaneling of a ing generally. are not au(jject to the set. manager, Channing^Eddy; ushers, “ Waste of $18,000” awful lonely height* rob men of cedure. Authorities are quick to Carl Goehring. Alexander Blozie, Mrachaater Trust . . . 57 — ^ a hardtimal ^ open under UN supervision negots- shape and direction to their lives. of the seventh and eighth grades new federal grand jury to investi­ 8 the beard. The directors voted to accept Kay Bissell, Nancy Mcx>re. Other opposition came from the will to go on. point out that the law governing i 8imon Cohen, Edmund Pola, Allen Phoenix State Bank 4leeds for 13 atreets and three tlons for a compromise settlement All tell their creeds and many re­ who have written permission from gate the situation further. C Three Payment* the meters doesn't go Into effect LUk. J. Stanley McCray, Rudolph Under the plan approved, the Francis J. Happenny who suggest­ •'When you that high, you and Trust ...... 57 61 storm sewer rights of way. that would lea

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURfeAY, DECEMBER 6, 1H52 PAGE THBKE MANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 lO fA O E TW O Laiiger Wants Everest Climbers ^^lastonbifiy Girl i - B i a DAYS- 4 Hearing on Bottle Club Law Million^^fear Coventry iard Votes $15,000 Skywatch Schedule We Paid 25,900 People Fail, Nepal Says Guest at Shower STATE STARTS TOMORROW Is Scheduled for Dec. 19 This I Believe 4 Organizations Co-Sponsor T^o Push Probe (Continued Prom Page One) Sunday Miss Geraldine Jones of Glaston­ Of Reds ill UN Purchase on Pearl St. Midnlght-2 a. m...... Lloyd Davidson, Richari L. Harris Radio Program TO STAY HOME bury was guest of honor recently Action on about Half of eponeored the reeql::- Players ’ Latest Production ported to the Swiss Alpine Foun­ 2 a. m.-4 a. ni...... Fred E. Bond at a bridat shower given at the ...... William Taylcir, Sam dem ens . m n » . i —Egypt and Indonesia—join (Continued From Page One) Tolland Coverage dation In Zurich that three cllmb‘‘ 4 a. m.-6 a. m...... home of Mrs. Robert Forrest of AftenaO rostponea t4>|(?uba on the list' of speakers who New York. Dec. 6 'fl')-'tTle this Thanksgiving in Corporation 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Marguerite Coleman Coventrv, Dec. 6— (Special) — .tuna fi.sh sandwiches, ice cream. era—Raymond LAmbert, E ,r n e s t la I ' 1 will address‘the 60-^nation political radio program "This 1 Believe" 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Ronald Larsen, Martin Starin 223 Spruce street. Miss Jones was 1 ar» ro. Bread, butter and milk are served raised doubts as to whether he Receive Money in Residents and organisations Relas and Sherpa Tensing—and. Monday by D ir e c to r s to^sy. T our area organizations are , all meals. seven Nepalese porters estab­ Noon-3 p, m...... John McCauley, Kenneth Ham- presented with many gifts from fills only a capsule of time- five would favor continuance of the In Tolland are lnvltwL_to n.se — — The atmosphere in the UN halls minutes five evenings, a week. sponsoring the Coventry Players ; Monday Even! Calendar PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT I Three Payments ; Pub­ lished thejr eighth and last Mmp ■ mond friends who- attend^ from Man­ Postponing action on about half becaiqe 'heavily charged by yes- sft up late in 1950 to police en­ the facillUes of Tht Herald Nov. 19. They planned to make 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Richard Ruddell, David Ruddell It has no sponsor, no profit, no production o f "Night Must Fall" Monday meetings will .include Rockville news bu|cau for cov­ chester, Hartford, Rockville and Its agenda until Monday when they ; terday’s news of the murder of plug. I'et It is listened to by mil­ forcement of the new law and to Sec Classified page lic Hearing Dec. l9 the top the next day but extreme 6 p. m.-8 p. m...... COlumbI Do Caril, Celeste King will hold a special meeting, th e ; Hached, Tunisian union leader to be presented tonight at 8i30 the Krafty 'Sewing erage in 'their area. During Glastonbury. lions the world around in many ..II 4u Club after school at the Hans investigate eubversive activities cold and cohtinual winds forced 8 p. m.-lO p. m...... Jtaymond Fenn, Osrl Slusarctyk Board of Directora last night set whose body waa found rpachine- the winter months all Tolland Decorations were yellow and different languages every day. On o clock in the Wlllimantic State home; Troop -.71 Girl g n u By • Bix to three vote, the Bonrd ' them to abandon their efforts. 10 p. m.-Midnight ...... Royal Isham the date for a public hearing on (ginned and battered on a high- generally. Sfrectera Uat night accepted' items will originate from The ..„ .T^f. .y.C?*iilte.-WM, Uie_ 10th_, at­ Moaday white. After the shower the bride- it, successful men and women tell Teachers'- College Shafer Audi- Scouts from 7:3(l»9 p. m„ in the Altogether, the Senate has voted Herald office on Market street, an ordinance to regulate bottle jvvay south of Tunis, what they believe in and the creeds tempt to climb Mt. Everest, ac­ Mldnight-3 a. m...... Volunteers needed elect was presented with the small torlum. Robertson School; Green-Chobot the subcommittee $443,800 for its Attorney George C. Leiener'e com- telephone Rockyille 5-3136. cluba accepted deeds for 13 streets, i Tunisian Nationalist 1 e s d e'r by which they shape their lives. Post, AL, andul iAuxillaf.v at 8 p. m„ cording to records of India's Him­ 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... A. H. Girard. William S. Horgan white watering can which she sat The three-act mystery is by u.u probes. Its authority will expire on Jj^romlhe offer by which the towit ...... H arry Cowles, Harold O. Iflaiie under to open her gifts and on made two contributions from the ggigh Ben Youssef, who is attehd- From Eleanor Roosevelt: "The Wall street. alayan Club— the most complete 4 a. m.-4 a. m; v;. Publlc Celebrations • fund. »nd debate here, charged that Emiyn Williams. Co-sponsors arc c^d'^ntiv” ’ Dec. 31, but Sen. Ferguson (R- P plU buy « 7 by 110 foot etHp of collection of Information on Asia's 6 a. m.-» a. m .,,...... Victoria Fileadci which all the guests had signed important thing was that you authorized General Manager Rich-; Hached was assassinated by never let down doing the best grades »lx ^5"'' Volunteer Fire Company 1 at 8 Mlch) said yesterday he will intro­ Septic Tanks Cleaned E at Pearl aaec. 19 but. 900 feet of the summit last spring Ur., who is ill in ihe hospital. up by Town Counsiil John D. La- lieve the difference between an Leslie Chase of Lebanon will be over direction of the Internal S e -: tected along Spruce, Bissell, Birch the “Red Hand movement — if it Smith of that district will be gen­ LOWER PRICE. accprdtng to Town Counsel John before turning back. Rockville Miss Jones will be married to belle on the pattern of a bottle eminently succ'e.ssful person and director. Chase has staged plays ciirity investigating unit. (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEF.RED . . . all septic tanks, Drala* and Oak streets where a 15-foot exista" waa linked to French police eral chairman. b] LaBelle, the board now has no setback regulation Is now In force. Two members of a British 1924 Raymond O’Coln, Jr., on Jan. 10 in club ordinance in force in Hart- one who.se life is just mediocre is for the Brown Uniyersit.y, (Proyi- Sen. McCarran (D-Nevi, pres age and sewer lines are Installed under the watchful anpef- or aecurity forces. He described the choice but to live up to Its s^ree- team — George Mallory and An­ Glastonbury. aBhir fbrd, provides that the clubs shall the difference between a person dence, R. 1.1 Players, and "Cap­ ent chairman of the judiciary | rislon of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: You are protoctod "Is that always going to be the murder'as "foul, cowardly, beastly Maneheater Evening Herald jfient to buy the land. main business section?" Mahoney drew Irvine — disappeared Into the be licensed by the town and shsll who had an aim, a focus, a' model tain Applejack" and "Ghost committee and author of the In­ agaiflst coallv blunders . . . A BIO SAVING. An engineered Jn% Eager-Beavers Jump Gun; • i v i l and disgusting” and declared that Coventry eorrespondenl, Mrs. , "Tliere Is no appeal from appro- asked. Alvord asserted it would. swirling mists biding the topmost not operate later than. 1 a. m. or on which he superimposed his own Train” locally. ternal Security Act, ha- sened as gives you LAS'HNO AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS, hrlatlons 6f‘ the board," LaBelle on Sundays, legSi holidays, and everything would be done to bring life and one who didn't. To put it The lead parts will be portrayed Charles U Little, telephone Cov­ chairman of the' subcommittee. George Marlow. Main street peak of the mountain and never entry 7-62.8!. UM the directors. businessman who has been active returned. Their companies waiting election' day. the murderer to justice. bluntly, you can't get jinywhere by the following: Raymond Culver Ferguson is the ranking GOP Put Coins in New Meters A spokesman for Morocco — an LaBelle also hinted that to with, in promoting off-street parking at the final advance camp last saw Local Stocks "Visitors from Hartford” unlera you know where to start as Mysterious Dan; Edith Moore member. other French North African pro­ Be Sate! . ..Be Sure! draw from the offer would prob­ facilities, tied parking in with the them fighting slowly but steadily -The only local bottle club is the from and where to go.” as Mrs. Branson; Ulllan Ben-KikI i >• • ' tectorate whose cause comes up Langer also turned aside ques­ ably restilt In legal action. general traffic problem and said toward the summit. Rockville, Dec. •—(Sp^al)— g p^velack, George D. Bo- Fmolsbed Sunri?e Club on Oak street, oper­ , From Helen Keller: "When 1 as Olivia Grayne. The supporting | slC O ron ------CALL — 4. Opp^ng the motion to accept There are apparenUy a few motor-1 Charles M. Mlllkowakl, Ernest ated by Sll Mendlll of Hartford. next in the committee — charged think of the suffering and famife. tions ss to whom he might ap­ the town should purchase land be­ AUiast Beyond Endurance Cobam A Mlddlebrook. Inc. cast will include Robert Hurst as point to the group and what In­ the compromise, were Directors hind Main street business blocks All previous expeditions have ists in this community who don 1 1 p ManteUl. William Mariwt OhMod Sntnrdaya aaaasi j Director Theodore L. Fairbanks that "colonial rulers'' had respond­ and the continued slaughter of Lord dilef Justice; Betty Laeek, ed to the Aslan-Arab sppeals for vestigations it might undertake Harold A . Turklnglon, Walter T. wherever feasible. He said the blamed their defeats on the ex­ believe In Uking chances—even if g O'Leary, Erhard F. Unck. Rob- I 'p. m. piicee said during discussion on the mat­ man, my spirit blecd.s. but the Nurse IJbby; A. E. "Bud" Mc- Basketball Starts It costs them a penny or two. Po-, q Stoddard and Ernest T, ter that "we will start having vis­ Tunisian aelfnile with"!he death thought comes to me that. like the besides probing into charges that Mahoney and Matthew Paton. town should cooperate with busi­ treme altitude, the bitter cold and Bank Stocks Hkfm Int'fiorf SoitMiN MvoUm iiTECH NICOLORj Dgdf, Hubert Laurie; Nan Oglehy, American Communists- have tn- THE M cK in n e y BROS: In favor were Directors Harry lice report that since yesterday ■ Bantley, Sr. < itors from Hartford" how that the blow to Farhat Hached.” little deaf, dumb and blind child nessmen In this. the peak's fierce winds that burl Bid Asked a ON THE SAME SHOW • Mrs. .Terence; Gloria McDade, For Two Grades flltrated the UN staff. J. nrhto. Jecdb Miller. Bverett Marlow supported the Pearl atones about like baseballs they have garnered a small collec-, Following thtf'pubUc exercises a clubs there are not operating. France has announced she also I once was, mankind is growing Dora Parkoe; and Burton E. SEWERABE DISPOSAL COMPANY Uon of coins deposited In the newly buffet lonch will be served, First National Bank LaBelle described the clubs as will boycott the debate on a sim­ out of the darkness of ignorance Ferguson, in calling for extep"- Kennedy, Theodore L. Fairbanks. street purchase. Climbers — Including Lambert o f M anchester...... 33 37 Moore, Inspector Belsize. . . . „ . „ sion of the Internal Security sub­ V Mrs. iMlen Flttpatrick, and Sher- Edward Krasenics opposed the himself — say the terrain of the installed parking meters. The committee In chuge In- "s legal device designed to circum­ ilar’ Arab-Asian resolution con­ and hate into the light of a Stage manager ii Ronald Glen- Hebron. Dec. 6-(Specian-Bas- DRAINAOt and SEWE8AGE EN6INEE8S «Hartford National SHM*LL 4HYM YOU vent the liquor control act.” Since cerning Morocco when It comes up. brighter day." committee. 8ald its Investigation eraod O. Bowers, who first brought purchase but favored street widen­ mountain la not half as tough as Under ordinary circumstances! eludes Alden B. Bailey, Herbert Bank and Trust . . . 30 32 dinning; wardrobe and properties; ketball practice began this week 130"13Z Pm H StTMt, ManeliMttr— Td. 5301 this would be legal and correct p ro -' Friedrich, Arthur E. CSiatterton, the clubs do not sell liquor, they The Aslans and arahs are pro­ Not all those on the program of UN personnel was Incomplete. !- the matter of the purchase before ing generally. some of the Swiss alpb but the Hartford Conn. Trust . 90 — chairman. Nan Oglehy; business i at the elementary school for those He also urged the impaneling of a the board. — “ -Wnstir of fw.fiee’* awful lonely heights rob men of cedure. Authorities are quick to ^ Oarl Goehrlng, -Alexander Blozie, ^ a hard lima! ^ are not su\)ject to the act. posing that France and Tunisia re­ are famous, but all have given Mancheater Trust . . . 67 — The directors voted to accept open under UN supervision negots- ahape and direction to their lives. manager, Channing Eddy; ushers, of the seventh and elgljth grades new federal grand jury to investi­ other opposition came from the will to go on. point out that the law governing i Simon Cohen, Edmund Pola, Allen Phoenix State Bank ~ deeds for 13 streets and three tion? for a compromise settlement All tell their creeds and many re­ Kay Bissell, Nancy Moore. who have written permission from gate the situation further. Francis J. Happenny who suggest­ "When you get that high, you the meters doesn’t go into effect Lisk, J. Stanley McCray, Rudolph and Trust ...... 67 61 a t ed the matter be "put on the vot­ Just don't care,” said one Swiss until 9 a. m. Monday. A recent Heck, William O’Leary, Ralph storm sewer rights-of -way. that would lead to more self-rule late the happenings out of which Girls' Suffer Defeat their parents to practice and play A grand jury in N iw York that Three, Pajrments Fire Inswanea Comnanlaa check showed that of » ' cars CUfford, Julius May. Paul Cramer, and eventual independence. thev evolved them. The Robertson School girls’ bas­ studied the matter for several ► Under the plan approved, the ing machines.” He admonished the climber. "It's almost beyond hu­ Aetna F ir e ...... 50 61 Omer A. Glngrasa of 108 Bolfon games. Other-schools will be invit­ directors to “think first" before man endurance. You just want parked before meters, motorists in Plge^, William Preuss street, one of the streets in ques­ Britain and some of her Com­ The idea for the program was ketball team was defeated by the ed to play at Hebron. months said in a presentment ~~SowB wlU pay the Sheridan Cor­ John Rady, Robert Kahan, Con­ Hartford Fire ...... 160 165 monwealth allies- --excepting India. born one day in 1949 .at a lunch 1951-52 alumni team, .53-18. In the Tuesday that "flagrant and ob­ poration $4,000 Dec. 31, $6,000 spending the sum. to alt down.” 19 instartces had dropped money National Pire ...... 70 73 tion. told the board that storm Mural on Display The strongest objections came gressman Antoni N. Sadlak, Rus TODAY: "Beesutae You're Mine" plus “ Waehlngtou Story" Burma and Pakistan— have ex­ attended by William Paley. chair­ first game season Thursday night vious rases of disloyalty" were 1, 1953. and $5,000 Jan. 4, The Swiss team carried newly into the coin slots. Phoenix ...... 97 102 water had ’ been seriously backed The fifth grade mural, entitled MEAT July s«n 6. Fountain, Bernard P. La- man of the board of the Columbia in the school gymnasium. found among Americans employed from Director Mahoney who designed lightweight apparatus de­ up there on several occasions and pressed support for France's stand "The Night Before Christmas." is 1$64. No interest wlU be charged. Accident Case BeVlved pine, Patrick .Johnston, Robert Ka- LUe and.lndeannlty lae. Ooa. Broadcasting System; Ward Whee- Local scorers were Gloria Bus- in the UN. termed the purchase "a waste of signed to assure a steady flow of pointed nut that Bolton street wts that the question is not within .UN on display, at the hall bulletin IB the course of discussion of An old court case that goes back han and Raymond Forster. Aetna Casualty...... 105 — loek, Philadelphia advertising ex­ siere. 7; Kay Bfsaell. 4; Margery THERE IS NO DOUBT REGARDING $15,000," oxygen above 30,000 feet. the scene Aug. 10 of a flash flood. jurisdiation and its di.'cussion here board. Alice Ann Hammond and UN Secretary General Trygve the purchase other aspects of some 6ve years has resulted in a Aetna U f e ...... 118 123 ecutive; Edward Murrow, radio Wooldridge, Darrell Rose. Roberta Mahoney said he had sought the The team also carried light but former Ellington resident being Heerital R e^rt . Martin said subdivision require­ violates the charter. Adelard Bernals were co-chairmen Lie announced the .dismissal yes­ ITS QUALITY AT THE street widening came to the fore. advice o f an expert who estimated accurate altimeters to measure the Conn. G en eral...... 165 170 ments in the Hilliard Estates sub- and TV news analyst: and Don Vance, each 2; Dorothy Latimer 1. terday of nine U. S. employes who Attorney Kaymond 'A. Johnson, held at tne county jail In default Superintendent Virginia J. Yas The British have not yet spoken of the project and are said to be cost of widening Pearl street from mountain’s exact height above sea kulka, of the City Hospital, has Hartford Steam Boll. ^ 44 47 di\'i«ion. which includes Bolton in the committee, but there was Thornburgh, president of Station Best guards Were Bonnie Lassen, refused to answer questions about representing Alexander Jarvis, of $5,000 bonds. Thirty-three-year- Travelers ...... 705 725 pleased with the work. Main to Foster street at $85,000 level and sources here expected issued the following report of the street, have been met by Alexander no indication their position had WCAU, Philadelphia. Janet Eldredge, Elizabeth Schwag- .subver.sive activities asked by the told the board Jarvis has plans to and advised against the project. them to return with new, valuable old Jarn'es Braman faces an ap­ PobUo OtUitles . Jarvis, the developer, and that the The talk turned toward the un­ er. Barbara Cole, Sandra Hansen. Hot I.iincli filenii pearance at the next term of Tol­ work for the month of Novem­ changed in the light of the French Senate -Investigating group. Nine FAIRFIELD MARKET use the fuU width of his property In another matter concerning data. Conn. Light Power . . 16% 17^4 WE WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAYS town’s position there is the same certainty many people feel In times The alumni acorers were Doris The hot lunch menu for the Others had been dismissed previ­ on the north corner of Main and land County Superior Court on ber: Conn. Power ...... boycott or the Hached killing. week beginning Dec. 8, is: Mon­ traffic the board Instructed Gen­ Dr. Wyas-Dunant, who led the Number of patients in hospital . 38 40 as it would be in any other loca­ that have produced two world West with 22, Nancy Charlgnd and ously. Locust streets, and would like to charges of theft of poultry and Hartford Elec. Lt. . . 50'4 52 L4 The U. S. drew biter French ire Susie Jackson each 11; Janet day—hot dogs, mashed potato, 384 HARTFORD ROAD— ED .ADAMS, Prop. eral Manager Martin to Investi­ earlier Swis team, declared Ever­ Nov. 1, 1958, 33; number ad tion. by voting with the Asians and wars and the atom bomb and the /know what plana for widening est is growing taller each year. He failure to appear when his case Hartford Gas Co. . . . . 35L{ 38H struggle many have to find any Rychling 5 and Patricia Jurgenaen vegetable, bread and oleo, milk gate all aspects of extending Pur­ mitted during the month, 122; out DURING THE MONTH OF DEC. ■lames H. Sheekey. town engi­ Arabs to have the Tunisian and Small slices of salty rye bread "A modern market with old-fashioned principles." CUSt street the town might have. nell place to Birch street and estimatede the present height at was assigned. So. New England credo to tie to. Why not start a 4. Best guards for the alumni were cherry cobbler; Tuesday—chili con patients, 68; total treated, 323 neer; outlined his recommenda­ Moroccan questions discussed in are delicious spread with a mix Kobert J. WeiUel of 30 Falknor 29,610'ss-compared'With' the snr' ... Braman was arrested Tuesday . T e l ...... 33 35 tions for improvements there. program in which men and women, Patricia Jurgenaen, Patricia Car­ carne, carrot sticks, bread and widening It. d is e b a r^ , 122; X-rays, 100; ac­ the UN.The, Americans'i-ald nnefe- ture of deviled ham. finely chopped drive told the board any overall Martin told the board John Mc­ vpy of India's official figure of following his release from Dan­ Manofactnrfng Oompanlea The Public Celebrations fund who have given their lives a direc­ penter. Wiry Ann Moreau, Joyce oleo. milk, homemade cake; Wed­ cucumber, and mayonnaise; seas-n plan for street widening the town bury Federal Correctional Institu­ cidents, 8; births,- 14;. operations, Am. Hardware*...... 17'.4 ly that they thought it out to come Potter and Roberta Kalber. nesday- scalloped potato and ham, Neill. owner of property at 22 to 29.003. 30; laboratory teats, 683; largest 19 H contributions Were $135 to the tion and shape, tell the creeds by the ham with a little onion Juice ntight have should be set down on tion where he had been in­ Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. . 43 46 up here, but they have kept their boiled cabbage, bread and oleo, ALL STEAKS AND ROASTS ARE 26 Birch street, is prepared to sell The SwUa climbers are expected number treated, 43; emallest num Chamber of Commerce for.Chriat- which they live? Game Against Stafford if you like. paper and should be given ptib- to fly from Nepal to New Delhi carcerated for being absent without Assoc. Spring ...... 29 32 position on the issue a de:p secret The program went on the air at milk, fruit; Thursday—goulash, It for $40,000 to the town for ex­ ber treated, 25; dally average, pa­ mas lighting on Main street', and The local team will play the fidty. General Manager Richard and rest here a few days before leave while on duty with the armed Bristol Brass...... 124 204 will ‘repair the building and main­ tion which will identify our coun­ and to Uncle Sam’s armed forces cheerleading squad with members CHOICE a. m. White Sunday will be ob The Home Economics group will U . S. Bowers said he would like to see soup you might choose split pea ing but Braman was Hated as mis­ Ruasell M fg...... 12 14 tain it. Cost of repairs has been try with the hopes and feeUn^s of around the world. to be selected soon. served. meet at the home of Mrs. Douglas negotatlons started with several with croutons. For the salad serve For Community Y sing. Stanley Worka com. , . 48 <4 514 estimated at $800. millions of Africans and which It appears weekly in 85 leading H6t Lunch Menu property owners over widening sliced oranges, pineapple chunks Verhou Methodist Terry Steam ...... 85 95 At the request of Martin and win bring our wertern friends and daily newspapers in this country. The hot lunch menus at the M. Fellows. Mlllslream road sec- and sliced banana on crisp greens; Iramunlantion Clinic Set Robertaon and Center schools next tlon, Monday at 8 p. m. Demon­ Serving your every food need daily from Locust, Maple, and Wells streets Dr. Francis Burke will be in Morning service of worship at 'Torrlngton...... 32cal U. TWUA tomorrow at First Evaagelloal Lutheraa II" boycott as the debate opened yes­ . mftfflers, sweater, games, books. 2:30 p. m. at the union hai| on Rev. Gordon E. Hohl will preach ila ralari terday: They claim tbe Tunisian seeing. -Announcement of th e : I toilet articles, ' ktationery, hand­ Union strecL In ohserv’snee of the Second Sun­ i-.ie-ttu-ftss" 4-.M-4:t9 question is France's own internsl grand prize winner will W made kerchiefs, tobacco and cigarettes. Held for X-Rays day in Advent at 10:15 a. m. Mem­ business and no concern of the at a luncheon- Tuesday noon and , I Those for women include'stockings, City Hospital autitorities today bers of the Luther League will at­ • SUN.-MON.-TUBS. • UN, after thst the conteatanta will I : slippers, underwear, aprons, toilet said they are holding two out-^- tend an education rally of the WiUie’s Griy Tw’O nf the Arab-Asian Woe na--* leave for their homes. articles, sweaters, scarfs, handker- ONE tou-n residents for X-rays in con­ State Luther League at the First ch ie fs, nightgowns, stationery, nection with a freak accident on English Lutheran Oiurch in "YcmkM lueecniMr" Tonight I jewelry and handbag.s. Candy, Windsor avenue last night. William Bridgeport at 3 p: m. (la color) i cookies, and packaged fruits are D, Malansky. 36, of Hartford and . Trialty Ldtheraa Jeff Ohandier-Scott Brady enjoyed by ail. and cigarettes are Rayrnond Bartholomew, .32, of Bol " ENJOY THE HARMONY OF j a real treat for the smokers. Worship will be at 10 a. m. with ------ALSO — - - ton, were injured when their car Bible achool at 9 -a. m. - The gift receiring center in Man- was striick by a wooden plank. • AOAIN FITZPATRICK. PIANO BPI will give TBDIT for '53 mean­ ' Chester is-the S. VV; Hale depart- St. Joseph's "Apoelw Wnr SmolM" Hit Aawharae Masaes. 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11; • DICK HARRON, DRUMS ^ I ment store. Money or checks may The plank, according to police, Gilbert Roland-Qlenda Farrell \ be sent to Star and Cross In 'CV>n- was resting atop a -contractor's sermon in Polish at 7:30 and 11; in • ROtFOSS, RASS ing Balch Pontiac, Inc., will-give PLANNING necticut. Miss Frances J. Marten, horse on Windsor avenue near English at 8:45 and 10; Vespera at president. 367 Wethersfield avenue, •some excavation work. Malansky. 3 p. m. Coot. Sunday (raaa S M P. M. raohirlaa ooaq stylist NANCY CROWLIY Hartford. operator, of the car. waa said to St. Benwrd's A PARTY? IS have hit the sawhorae anA the Masses, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and DINiNOANII DAN0IN8 9 t o 1 The Best Deal In Town for 1953. FITS ALL One estimate of the population force of the blow knocked the 10:30 a. m. St. Bernard's Men's Add that lavish touch to It j of North America before Columbus plank through the car’s wfndshicld Club will receive Holy Communion [ by serving S h ^ y Glen’s de- UNISIZE i is 8.400,000 people. The Hartford man waa hit qp the in a body at the 7:30 a. m. Mass, j llclaus lee cream. Everybody head and the car continued more Cryatal Lake Methodist | loves It—and yea have M than 200 feet before tt came to District Superintendent Rev.' delightful flavors from which A LL NYLON rest part way up a SVfoot em­ Ctiarles X. Hutchinson, Jr., wnll i J l See The New to ^ eooe. bankment. preach at 9 a. m. SKFTEX Malansky is reported to have Jfkovah’a WItueaaee S2.4S «AUON SOCKS suffered a lacerated scalp while the Public lecture, at 3 p. m. DINE aii DANCE Bolton man received lacerations of SLKT PtOTECTOR the face, nose and neck. The acci­ "Armageddon, The War to End AT THE No need to worry about W ar" by a representative of the ON AND OfV M A JNTV dent occurred during - the heavy what size to buy in gift downpour last night. Watchtower Society, C. E. Rodg­ socks—these fit ALL feet ers. 4:15 p. til. Sttidy of the Watch- PONTIAC N* extra iHtliiBa wxxJtd. Bro- Patrolmen Edward Quinn and OAK BRILt —size 10 to 13. Nice tower, Oct. 16, subject, "God's FM r WMDSHMU) frMX Stephen Plescik arc conducting the solid shsdes he'll like. investigation. Way Is Love” paragraphs 35-55. Msde by the makers of MOW A StHT. HMk fabric Elks Pay Tribute ^ Off To naiMA . TONIOHT famous Cooper Jockey Mr. and Mra. Ft«d M. Kreysalg covor In placa iwitaiitif. oa The local Elks lodge will pay Underwear. tribute to departed members at are motoring to SL Petersburg We have what it takes t nual memorial exercises tomorrow where they plan to spend the win­ cootl food, good drinka, TODAY at 2:30 p. m. There will be the ter. good music . . . cxdtiag WKL NOT CKACIC AT 25* usual ritualistic ceremonies wth I . * entertainment. •aO W ZOO. Exalted Ruler Matthew Allen pre- TlM> Rockville Bureau s f the AT $1.50 sdti\^. The speaker wilL.be State Maabhester Bvenlag ReraM Is lo- i) Sen. Elmer Watson o f Wethers­ catad at 1 Market atreeL Tele- PAIR MASON L MARKHAM field. Vocal selection sriU be by piMoe RMhvtHe $-SlS«. DANCING TONIGHT M BPBDCE BT-^ANCHEBTEB the G-CIef Chorus Club of TM. $-1848 Chester. Throe « -W e s t Virginia Motin- FEATURING OAK Batch - Pohtiacv InCt Mtenbers o f Past taineers are playing In the Ne- A Uaefnl aod P f cUcol The following raembem tkioal Foothall LeagiieL They are ClirisAaas Sift Reatl Herald Adrs. 155 CENTER STREET- MANCHESTER during tha-paat year: Gaorga H. j Rex Baumgardner, Keane and LEO WATTS GRILL WaddelL Williant Horowlta, 3o», Dtyp JSaphaxpnx.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6, lft52 PACK MANCHESTER "e v e n in g HERALD, MANCPESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6, 195g i^GETOm ■5P— ■ M I Last ol 9 (*oiivicU queston to be eonaldered. for more son, and Mrs. Rika Horwath will '.viT'-.V' WONS—i m n g s ' ■ n r r w r w t h t —ix»ui t n Mill Asks Workers Bolton than all others spiritual causation sing an advent Christmas anthem. I j relates to human progress. The age Following the sermon Holy Com­ Radto and TV Take Wage Cut Recaptured by FBI DONT ' seems leady to approach this stib- munion will be observed. WKNB— 84d Eastern Standard Ttiue WNHC—Ch. d Sunday evening acTyices. 6:30 I ject,.. to ponder somewhat the Emergency School Closing (OoatlaiMd tnmi Page One) Churches supremacy of Spirit, and at least Hi-Leagiie meeting. Ruth Chand­ 1:SS—WDRU—N.W1. «■ 4 :34—WDRC—Rellglout Nen;4. P u tn am . I>ec. 6 (ifh- Employe# FORGET Manchester Directory WCCC—M.nrh.itsi UatioM. WONS—Back to God Hour. of the Putnam Mills a taiy; to touch the hem of TnitW's gar­ ler. leader. 7:15 Organ Vespers. WONS—New.. W THT—Oprr* Album on cloth manufacturer, have been aa the ring leaders of' the bold gaath MftkodlH Oiuirh St. James’ B, C. Church m ent." 7:30 Sortgspiratlon. HI - league Arrangement Is Complete (VIIAT—Reserved for You.. W TIC—Explorer's of the Wild. asked to take a cut in pay. Man­ prison break, were captured in FOLKS! ___1 strwt *«I Hartford R#od Rer. John F. Hannon, Pastor choir, and a message on "Ten rea­ WKNBi-New*; P .r.d e of Hiti. WCCC—News Hartford Jewigh Llf«, B altim ore yesterday. They ai-e Bar. rrod A EdK»r. MlnUtrr. Her. George P. Hughes sons why I believe the Bible to be WTHT-^'ewi. WKaNB—TtaHun H o u r. ager John Ma.son disclosed yester­ Second Congregational Church v v n e —N4wi. t : 4S—W DRC—Garden (fair. day. He said the workers were Bolton. Dec. 6 i( Special I. An which could be reclaimed and Nick Derembels, 42, and Virgil;, ? Be%-. Prrcy F. RmMh. BeV. Edgar F. Farrell the Word ’of God.” WC4X!—Milieiieste M.tlree. W TIC—Faith In Artlon. * SA5 .North .Nlaln S treet Of Business Services asked tp take a cut of nine cents anfiouncemcnt from elementary would like to donate them to this T oney, 42. WDRC—tr. Jl. Marines Show, WHAY»-Nfemnrlal Musical, g AModatr Mlnittrr. Dr. George Roberta The W eek: Ills—w Der6mbels and Toney were ar-| w r R E C HrrMH A. Fronco. Sunday Maases; Tue.ida.v-' lln' With Al.n. if-it-. W TIC—National Radio .Pulpit an hour’ in ortler to keep the con­ school Principal Gabriel ReubTn project ia invited’to call Miaa Bian­ Inlerini Minister WTHT—U. S. M.l^ee. WONR—Radio Bible ClM* ...... - cern in competition with others In ca Caldera, prealdent of the, group, rested on a charge of trespassing I ? . MiaUtrr of Mnolc. For adulla; 7:00. 8:00. 9JM. 7 :45 p. m. Deacon B oard m eet­ this week, outlined plana ta Inform Barflay W ood. Organist , WTIC—N.tlon.l ls.rm «nd Home W THT—Messape of Israel. the industry in the north. Workers on Westeil'n Maryland railroad 1 10:00. 11:00, with two Masaes at ing, . * Hour. W C C C —SInrha Tim e. pnrenfa of any emergency" cloa- or any member. OPEN Study on Bible Measage property, then were Identified by 1 9:00 and 10:00, one in the main Wedne.iday WHAT—The Human IDart. W HAY—Notlzle Dall'Mortdo. will be given a chance to vote on j achool. Arranpementa fegeom btr 7, . Sunday, Dec. 7 » ^ ^ 1:30—WDRC--City Roapltah WDRC—Church o' The Air. the wage cut Monday night. ReV. J, R. Y eager will deliver a FBI agents aa the escapees. ‘ , *g«cond Sunday to Advent— auditorium at 900 for adulta and 7:30 p. m. Bible study and pray­ have been made with radio ata- one for children at 9:00 in the 9:30 a. m. Church School., WCCC—Newa: Manchester Katlnaa WKNB—News- Italian Hour. Mason said, adding that hi.i firm aermon on "How to Studv the The arrests came after Derem- ' < gen-icei* of Holy Communion «t er hour., WKNB—Bob Croabv Show. !•:!&—WCCC—Vistis* of Israel. tiona \5*TiC and WDRC in Hart bela was injured by a steel beam UNTIL S basement: Two Makses at 1® I0:4.'i a. nj Divine worship. ‘Messiah’ Soloist W H A Y —Moment* M usical. la the only ra.von firm in the ford to announce the rloaing of Bible " at the 10:45 a. m. worship i;00 and 10:45 a. m. Wedne.sday— Dry Cleaning HH-r . _ WHAT—Saturday Matinee. on a freight car as the two were , o'clock, one in the main auditorium Prelude. "Jesus, My Life. .My All" “Look Your Best” 1:4»—WTIC—Juke Box. WCC’C—-Newa: Mualc from Lon­ country operating uncier the achool for the da\' bet.ween the service tom orrow at Unlte<> M eth­ fcelude, "Prelude In C Minor .. 8:30 p, m. Choir rehearsal. riding into Baltimore from We»'- anfl one In the basem ent. Strelcher WKNB—Forward March. don. textraon plan that hasn’t had a hours of 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. odist Church. Church School will TUESDAYS 1 Bach. • Hymn, "From Every Stormy Wind W e are booking appointments tor Christmas liM —WDRC—Oaten Drake. WKNB—Uthinrlan Hriur. em Maryland. Both were servipg Hymn. "Holy. Holy. Holy Nicaea. Service Fast Z :M—WCX;C—Music. V WONS—Voice of Prophecy. cut in pay. A nnouncem ent for cloaing In be held at 9:30. that Blowa " WDRC—Hormel GIrla. ^ ’TIIT—Jewish Program. Scouts to Meet long terms for robbery. fcffertor>- a WHAT—Newa; Saturday Matinee. W THT—Fire Art' Quintet. at the Community House with , Indenendentlv. *It was stated that M l'F Plans Session picked up the next day in the Hvmn. Beneath the Cross of Jesus 10:00 a.m.. Nursery in the Parish is to let the Manchester Dry Clean­ WKNB—Newt; Caravan of Mualc. W T IC —Wr rid of +c. guests from G ran g es in C oven-^the terh n ien l school does hot jclo.ie iS o m n K a u r « ...... Buxlehudf^ Postlude, "Little G Minor Fugue" WKNB—News: Churrh>f the Air. The MYK will meet at the Pittsburgh district. St. 3'mncis of Assisi Church i Hotis" during church worship. I ers take care of all the slip cov­ 1:3.—WCCC -Newa: Mualc. try, Obwebetuck, Ashford, Kast in such InsTiTnres. 2 the 10:45 Knice instead of ers and draperies. They do an WHAT—Save a Life Program. ll:S f—WCCC—News; Itallalv home of, Mrs. Bvron H. Shinn Toney and Deitfmbeis, along Anuth Windsor, Route 30 I Bach 10:00 a m.. Divine \vo"shlp with | WDRC—News: Invitation A<> L.c*rn- Hartford. Vernon and Glaatonbury. a tha offertory a®!®- offertory 6:00 p. m. Mu SijfniB Chi excellent cleaning and pressing job 4:0.—WHAT—Newa; Polk. Hop. Parents were reouested to re-; on Thiir.iday night for the study with three others broke Into a 1 anthem. "Sprinira in the Desert. Rev. Arthur ,1. Iletrerm.sn, Phstor I celebration of Holy Communion. , WHAT—Newa: Polka Hop. ■ Injr. . \ Th« lecturers' program opened frain from celling the- redio sta-;of a film. i The Week on these items. Having clean MANCHESTER’S WCCC—Good Mualc Preacribed. W THT—Cnristlan !n Action. home In Rea, a smAll southweatern / i " hv Jennings will be aunp. Rev. Francis X. Karvells, Cumta Te.xt: Luke 17:26-37. Theme:] WTIC—Carnival of Books . : Monday God's Final Judgment la Coming i draperies and all}) rovers gives an WTHT—ABC Late Newa! P en n sy lv an ia minlnji!' com m unity, "FOR EVERYTHING f fl‘:30 and 10:45 a. m..s Church 7:00 p. m. Girl Scouts. added sparkle to the house. Call FINEST REPAIR WKNB-eNewa; Caravan of Muale. WKNB—Lithuanian Hour. Thanksgiving telegrama. written by i rloaing. They wer^ also urged not j Fr'rdrv^nle'hT Vhe'^Counles and held a family captive for two * School: 10:45 a. ^ M asses at r;,30, 8:00 and 10:30 Are 5'ou Saving Your Life or ^ 4:.,V—WONS—Juke Box. W HAY—Notlxle Local! E Stalall. J^members; reading. "A Modern l to call the ruperinJendent, princi-Couples Tuesday Losing It? 72.54 and one of their trucks will . 4; IS—WTHT—Sporta. II :8.V-Fuflra-. ving ’ by Mrs. Oliver opi „r members of the Board of will hold its Christmas par days while, they holed up. A M and 7:00 p. m.. Jr. Hi and M a m . 7:00 p. m. Boy Scouts call for them in short order. j WTHT—Sporta. ^ 11:45—W TIC—Mertlev Time—Hal Kolb. j ty at the ehurch parish room with •The five stole tw o a u to s and F meetings. Mrs. Kunlre 11:15 a m "This Is the Life" SERVICE Atteraaor Bri^’n of (Coventry; "The Meaning 7:4.5 p. m. Ctioir rehearsal. Cliildren's coats and snow suits! A Sarvic* 4;«ji_W THT—Internallorat .Tai* Hub. Ediicntlon. Rev. Yeager In charge of the-pro­ dashed Into West Virginia. The Hohenthal will speak on "The Sto- W NHC-TV. rhannel 6. 4:4.—WTHT—Roaetand Ballroom. II;##—W DRC—Middle East Story. of Each I,.etter in Thanksgiving," This roque.it has become a Center Congregational Chiirrh W ednesday ; are a real problem for the aver- on Washers, Toasters, W C C C —Ita lia n Life. gram of entertainment. Mr. and transportation of stolen autos Ty of the Christmas Carols, and The W e-k , i O f i:l»—WHAT—CroabVt tluarter------presented by Rosa Johnson of Cov­ standard nooenution since such Rev. Clifford <). Simpson, Pastor 6:30 p. m. Merry-Weds dinner­ ' age mother. Waterproofing is a Irons, Sewinn Machines, WONS—L eft do to Town. W THT—News: Music In the French Mr.i. Myron Lee. II. will aerve re- Rcro.18 a state line brought the Sincerity Manner. entry: skit "The Insurance calls have been knmvn to overload ‘rs Eunice Blinn of East Hart- Rev. Dorilhy Pease, m eeting. M onday. 7;,30 p.m.. Choir re­ wonderful help in keeping the chil­ 6 :* .- WHAT—Band hv Demand. fre.ihnient.i. FBI into the search. rd' win sing, at both programs. Vacs, etc, j k. WDRC—OIC Record Shop. WONS—Battle of the Barllonea, Agent " by" Obwebetuck Grange; th» service, pi-eventing urgent Minister of Edueallon Friday hearsal and Walther League ex­ dren's clothing clean as well as WHAY -Italian ViMre. . Sernnd' Siiitilay In .\dvrnt L,ate T uesday. Jam es Milk. 25. 00 p. m., Epworth league wor- Where Personal WONS—U'a The Tope. “Why the pilgrims Succeeded,” calls p-o-i being made. Dr. Watson Woodruff 8:00 p. m. The Mary Cushman ecutive committee. dry. When you have fabrics wa­ WTIC—Football Score Can.'. W TIC-SpIn 'Em Aaaln. T he sernnd Sunday In A dvent one of the five., was captured in f ConsIdersUnn W KNB—Musical Varieties. by Ashford G rille. A reading by rnlleetihg I'lert Toys A lp service and a Christmas film. Tuesda.", 7:1.5 p.m., NIen's Club, ABC 1:41V—WH AT—Newa. Minister Emeritus group will meet at the home of terproofed, it fills the pores of the |i a TredIHnn I*:I 5—W HAY—Console Della Republica will'be observed at Bolton Cen­ Charleatown. W. Va.. aa he waited Mrv.„.Walter Denne. .57 Stark­ Wednr.aday. 6:00 p.m.. Ladies' | Abreikh I’hoio. material with a substance that WONS—Army Air Force Profram. Edith Welles of Wapping entitled Teen-tlmers sre collecting u.ied 7 The Week: Andrew R. Wsison, WTIC—Tour Key to Health. WKNB—PNH Varieties. •Thanksgiving'' wak^ollowed by an ter Congregational Churrh to­ in a Western Union office for a weather street, hostesses, Mrs. Aid Christma.s supper and social Jutin MK'ollum sheds dirt as well as it sheds wa­ 2 8 2 WDRC—News. toys for refurbishing during the M onday— Nllnister of Mosle Woodbridg* Siraa* APPLIANCE CO. WTHT—Oueat Star. inspiring tableau. morrow with a sermon entitled money order from his Carnegie, „ „„ _ Conrad Rothammer and Mrs. Earl 6:00 p.m., "Moments of Comfort" ter and many types of soil will WCCC—News; Ukrainian * American next two weeks in order that thev *7:45 p. m Gleaners; 8:00 p. m. 400 Mam Sir**! |:l» —WONS—Newt. "Let Us Keep Chri8lma,i" deliv­ P a., home. WN’HC-TV, rhannel 6. John .McCollum will appear as , pi-ush off. Remember, every 2-1575 21 Maple St, K ve.I.s Hour. Wapping Grange fahdly night TT-« he presented to some state ^llowahip and Epworth Circle. Prelude Pastorale I First So- B utler. W THT—Irish*American Hour. aupper was served Saturd^ at the ered by the pastor. Rev. Arthur . Mrivin Loveland, another of the T hursday, 7:30 p.trf.. Adult Class. tenor s-lolal with the Manchester Thursdsy is the day for water- [ (JiatieM A t J 6:00—WDRC—Newa. W TIC—Eternsl LlRht. Institution for dlstributicn to nata) ...... Giiilm ant Community House and a ro ^t pork A. Wallace. Church School will five 55-ho held the Rea family cap­ BINGO! Shine, for Thy Saturday. 9:15 a.m.. "Moments Messlah Chorus, in performance of I proofing. In order to have this WONS—Newa. W HAT--Music from Scandinsvia. children at (Christmas. pTm. WCTU annual Christ­ Anthem "Arise, Talrottville Congregational Cbiirrh WTHT—Mualc. 12:45—WDRC—Bill Costello. News. meal was enjoyed. Mary liiuir, No decision has been-r*ached as be held aa usual at 9:30 a. m. . tive, was captured when a taxicab ...... Elvey of Comfort," over WONS. Handd'a "Messiah" at South done, garments must be at the 5 ORANGE HALL • mas party for White Ribbon Rer- Light Is Come Jam es Bull. Pastor WHAT—Sporta. I : i —W T H T —News. chairman of home aconomics, wfw yet as to which In.itltutlon should driver became auapicious and drove Scripture Lesson Mathew 11:1-7. A. 10:00 a.m., Confirmation instruc­ Methodist Church, on Sundsy, Dec. Manchester Dry Cleaners by Wed- WTIC-Newa. WCCC—French-Americsn Hour. jjultA. Preceded by buRlnr?w meet- MANCHESTER in charge of the aupper. M ovi^ receive them since Teen-tlYners Manchester Evening Herald Loveland to a police station In Philippians 2:1-11 .Mrs. A nthony I rhanettl, O rganist tion. 28. I nesday noon as they rhust be 6:IS—WONS—Sporta. W TT C —News, Hailed by New York music ' cleaned before the waterproofing is WTIC—Bob Staete. WDRC—Music In the Air. were presented by Carlton Hatha­ feel they should go where they are Bolton correapondenf.~Mni. Joseph Falrmotmt. W. Va. ,, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT • # 8 - 1 5 p. m. Brow nies; fi;4.')-7-30 Hymn "It Came I’pon the Mid­ Attention Home Free/.er Owners ■WHAT-Supper S»rerad*. WONfl—Frank ft Ernest. way, after which card games were IVItnlla, telephone 5545.. White, ilie fifth of the quintet, .Sunday. I.>ecember 7. critics as "an important new tenor done. FRAMING WKNB-News: P.NH Varieties. nvost needed. Anyone who has toys *Jr. Choir; 7:00 Boy Scouts: 8 night. Clear" Church of the N'arjirene and Locker Holders • WDRC—Vtaltine Time. played. ------broke from the rest ahqrtly after 9-.30 a. m.. School of C hristian ■find’," Mr. McCollum has been Before long college students .will I’ictures Mounted and 6:M—WTHT—Weather. 1:I 5 -W T IC —Behind! the Pages. p. m. Stanley group In parlor. A nthem "Ctime, Thou I>ong E x ­ 466 Main Street Save Ep To 15% WTIC—Weather. W THT—Sammy Kaye. The next meeting of Wapping they drove to West Virginia. Faith and Life. making headlines instead of writ­ be arriving home for the Christ­ pected Jesus" ...... W atson Rev, James R. Bell, Pastor In Buying Voiir Nleat Framed — Old Frames 6:S0—WTHT—Newa. W O N S—Organ Melodies. Grange will be held on Tuesday, bury on Mondav. when the Fifth Leo L. Stiles. 42, who was serv­ Wednesday— , , Offertory "Shepherd's Lullaby". 11:00 a. m.. Service of Holy Wor­ ing them since he exchanged a mas holidays and that will mean III Q uantities WONS—Kvenlnz Star. WCCC—News; Echoes of Ireland!. degree was conferred upon a class ]^Trs. Wallace Riles 2:00 p. m. Study group CTirisl- extra laundry and dry cleaning. Repaired WTTC—NBC Symphony. WTIC—Favorite* the Famous. Dec. 9 at the Community House ing a two to four year term for ...... H ew itt ship. ' n:wspaper career for that of a 10% Off On 12 or More at 8 p. . The lecturer's program of candidates. robbery, left the e.scapees shortly mas party, parlor. Prelude Andante Cantablle .Sunday, Dec. 7th, Same-Day-Servlce will prove the Prints and Oil Paintingfs WDRC—Sporta Roundup. W D R C —Galen Drake. Sermon 8:00, Jay Ebersole singer. P ackages Of I'>oT.en F ru it 4;4JV—WTHT—U'a Tour Bualneaa. ' WONS—The Lut.ieran Hour. will observe "Old p'ashioned Nile” Attention htemhers of Ea'4f Cen­ SeiieJiiled Monday after they broke from prison. He 1 bring gifta for mental hospitals, 9:30 a. m.. .Sunday School and answer to many a dry cleaning For Sale WDRC—Radio Sporta Roiuidup. Sermon -9:15 and 11:00 "T he W idor. His first major achievement was or Vegetables W KNB—P.ob Crosbv Show. anc! the refreshm ents will be In tral Pomona No. 3 the regular surrendered to Pennsylvania state ; jhid hankies. Coming of Jesi'S Christ " Dr. Hymn Joyful Joyful. We Adore hdiilt Bible classes. problem and the extra charge for Z;0a-WONS—At Hefer Sporta. WTHT—Marlneii In Review. meeting will be held tonight vh»n % 7:45 p. m. Wesley group, chapel; 10:45 a. m.. Morning, farewell winning an Atwiter Kent Award this service is very small. If you WDRC—Broada'ay'a My Beat. W HAY—Throunh the Listenlnx Glass i!ia:|;i of Mr. and Mrs. Robert police after trying to hitch-hike to Annual Meeting Wat.son Woodniff, pastor emeri­ Thee Van Dyke. in 1950. Since then, in the span of Albert Naekowtki Z;I.V_WONS—Hank Thorapaon Show. I ;I.V_WDRC—Trinity rollese. W atson. officers will be elgctod for 19,53. (Contlntied frorn Pm « Ome) the home of relatives In Elmira. lrltual. life meeting, Old Testament Le.aon Isaiah scrvlreH for the pastor, sermon' by discover that you need a apeTial W TH t,-B ert Andrewa. l:0A- WONS—New York Giants. This is an' Important meeting and tus the Junior y^oi's. brilliant young | dress or suit to wear at night L. T. WOOD H illstow n N. Y. luraday— Rev. Beil, music by jp W H A Y —Polka Tim e. all,, Hillstown Grangers who are engagements for the next several Hymn—•'Hark! The Herald Angels 5:1-16. tenor has won a' secure place in j you can have ' it cleaned and 38 Lockwood Street 7; _VVONS—Won.' of Life Hour. W DR(j—Svmphonelte. ■TTie next meeting will'be hold at 10-11 a. m. Prayer group 3;IS CTioir. LOCKER PLANT WTIO-The Forty Million. PoiViona members are urged to at­ days have been cancelled. S •ting" New T estam ent Lesson M ark 13: recital, ccncert, and oratorio, aing- preaaed. looking like new, by using i Tel, 2-4313 WHATi-Symphor- Hall. W TIC—Catholic Hntir. . the Grange Hall on Thursday, Dec. CASE EMPLOYEES i . m. Intermediate Girl Sco^s 6:30 p. m.. The N. Y. P. S. fel­ Postlude -"Fanfare " . . ,I,a>mniens 24-37. WDRC—Vaughn Monroe. 1W>—.New York Phllharm finlc. tend. The meeting will be h*ld at Mrs. Wallace was 90 years old F 6:30 p. m. Mlzpah group Chnst- lowship. Ing throughout the country in his , the Same-Day-Service. Simply take & MEAT HOUSE 11 at 8 p. m., when the officers for The W eek Anthem ..O Shepherd of Israel — 51 BISSELI- ST.—TEL. 8424 3VDRC—3’tughn Monroe. W THT—HerslC of Truth. 1953 will be installed by Donald the Tolland (Jange Hall at 8 o'clock. when she died of cerebral throm­ :*nss party. Cooper hall. 7:30 p. m.. Evangelistic service, own copcert programs, as a mem- [your clothes to the Manchester Dry 7:4,5—WTIC—Mualc. W TIC—Your Box at the Opera. bosis yesterday at 12:35 p. m. She r FILMS-GAMERAS 1 ASSOCIATION, Inc. Morrison-Deis. K E E P ACQL’AIN TED W CCC—New s; Mfislc. Peck, overseer of the State Grange, r n d a y — , Sunday, 8:00. 9:15 and 11:00. special music and sermon by the lier of the Oratorio Quartet, and a Cleaners at 93 Wells street any 1 :114—WON!?—Newt; JO Queatlona. had been til several months. Communion Meditation. .soloist under conductors of such | day of the week, except Saturda.vu 6 :00—WTHT—Dancing Party. W KNB—Sunday Serenade. and hia Installing team. The affair * rLAKH BULBS, CASES. 4 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Morning Worship. pastor. ----- W nr:^Tnald« Bob and Ray. WCCC—Music. I Aides said Mrs. Truman was at 9:1.5. Church School for all ages, O ffertory- O Rest iri the Lord — caliber as Dimitri Metropoulos, j before 10:00 in the morning, atid S:C(^—VVCCC—Music. will be open to the public. A pot Deaths Last Night ^ MOVIES, PARTS ^ S a tu rd a y — The W eek MANCHESTER WDRC—Gene Autry. the bedside when her mother died kindergarten tlirough .tumor high M’ndelasohn. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., The Hugh Ra s. and many others. I P>c*t it up after 5 in the afternoon. WON.S—:n Queatlona. W T H T —Arm nul the W orld. luck will be served at 6:30. Mrs. Sunday, Dec. 7,1952 ^ 10:00 a. m. Rehearaal of Christ- 1:14—WHAT-Koatelineta Conducta. W lIAY—News? Music of the Masters ------land the President got there "just 11:00 Chunh School, pre-nur­ Invitation to the Holy Communion. Prayer service. His teachers include Edgar Your Clothes will be beautifully W K N B —New.ff: Sunday Serenade. Clemmie 1. Nordstrom is chairman ^Arthur Drug Stor#s i «nas pageant; 2-4 p. m. Primary DON WILLIS 1:30- WDRC—Tartan. of the aupper committee. Ottawa—Edward H. Bunywn. at the end." 10:30 A. M. sery through junior grade 4. The Communion Hymn-< Here, O Schofield of New York and Mynard ! *nd pressed, all ready to ^ DRY CLEANERS WONS—Theatei of the Air. 5 t l5—W TIC—Sunday Newa Desk. 63. the newspaperman who gave ' Mrs. Wallace was born Madge ilepartment. Christmas party. w ear. 3 :8 5 -W TIC —Bob (‘‘onsodlne. The following Committee Chair­ 8:00 p. m. The Married Couple.s 2;.30 P ageant rehearsal. ■My Lord, I See Bonar. Jones on the West Coast. At the WTIC—Reuben. Reuben. the world the first story of the Gates on Ang. 4, 1882, at Port By- 4:00 Young adults at the par­ The Sacrament of Holy Commun­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Your sheerest gowns can be safe­ 93 Wells Street WTHT—Darcing Party. W THT—Hour oi Derision. man have been appointed for 1953 jfnub will go out singing Christmas UnlversUy of California he studlsd GARAGE WHAT—Pollah Amerlear. Home. -WCCC—News: Music. birth of the Dionne quintuplets in ron. III., the daughter of George Italian-Xmericdn Club sonage. ion. Church and lyonisl Streets both journalism and music, and at ly entrusted to the Manchester WK.NB—Aye Marla Hour. Rdward Nordstrom. Gordon O, 1934 when he was news editor of j Porterfield Gates and Elizabeth .^Carols to ahutins. Dry Cleaneis. For expert cleaning |:«a-WDRC—Gangbustera. 3 tU1-W CC C—Magazlr** Musts. 4 ;30, Pilgrim Fellowship. Hymn For All the Saints How. Rev. Alfred L. Williams, Rector the time he won the Atwater Kent 18 Main S t Phone 2-4531 Telephone 72S4 WHAT—I'Conn vs. R. P .1. Cole, executive master committee; the North Bay Nugget, and for the Emery Gates 135 ELDRIDGE ST.—MANCHESTER aervlce make them your choice for W TIC—Critic at LarRe. home economics, Mrs. Julia Rett- 6:30, Junior CYP Cliih. Postlude—Margin G- Smart. I Rev. James S. Neill, Rector Award he was citv editor of a Cali­ WTIC—Pee Wee King Show. i : 0f —W T IC —The Chsse. last eight years telegraph editor She grew up in a 14-room man­ 6:30. Senior CYP Club. E m eritu s the beat in dry cleaning. I:;.5- WDRC—Newa, berg; Insurance, Forest Bucklnnd: Emanuel 1.«theran Church 6:30 p. m., Pilgrim Fellow ship ; fornia newspaper. Specializing In t:4a-5VTIC—Grand Old Opry. WDRC—America CalllnR. of the Ottawa Jonrn.al. sion built in Independence by hir - Carl E. Olaon, Paator Monday, 6:00. Loyal Cinie of meeting In the Church. I Rev. John J. Johnson, Curate WKNB—News; Sunday Serenade. legislative, Albert P. Handel, Jr.: One of hia greatest achievements Expert Dry ' WDRC-Guntmoke. 4 :3# -W TIC — Martin Kane. Private Hollywood Mark Kelly. .59, for­ father, a' prosperous miller. The ELECTION OF OFFICERS and )>hlleee Tracy, A lbuquerque, N. M. and fo u r In parish building. and Boys' Choirs. SEWING WHAT—Record Review. tended. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ben- Exec. Secretary ^elude: "Jesu. Joy of Man's De- 7:45 p. m.. Golden Rule Club for address by the Rector. l,ower ty In Boston, and with the New them printed for you may be dis­ 3:3#—W T IC —Counterspy. stage, screen and television actor. grandchildren Including Margaret 9:00,‘Center Church Thespians. II ;4.5—WDRC—Start for Defenae. WDRC—World Nems. net were, the sponsors. Another ! school in class at this hour, | ‘York Oratorio Society in Carne- appointed if you delay. There are Born in Wales. T rum an. fsiring"—Bsch. Thursday. 8 :0 0 , Church Night. the women of the community. MACHINES WTHT — Saturdav NIeht Dancing W O N S—The Shadow. dance will be held tonight at eight 11:00 a.m Holy Co>nmunlon ' gie Hah^ ,| j PRINTING a : 45— W IIA V—Ne w#. ^ lo (first service I "Angels Ever Family I^lfe Comim.sslon panel dia- Thursday, 8:00 p, m. Meeting of Partv. , o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Edwa'fd Bright and Fair ’ Handel. cuasion, "The Chtireh and Home the Church Council In the par on- wlth sermon hy the Curate. Scnioi : The Manchester Messiah Chorus; „f course you will want EXPERTLY REPAIRED 11:14—WONS—Midnight Matinee. 5 :55—W D R C —I.*arr' Lasueur. Newa. choir. Celebrant, the Rector, Musi- has planned its forthcoming per-j them printed at William H ' JOB AND COMMERCIAL WTHT—Women Id Unlfprra. KTealaK Nordstrom and Mr. aiid Mri. Har­ MLcs- Viola .Nelson Working Togethei." ag?. cal outline of this service: I forinance aa the first of a series . WTIC—Alex Drier. • WDR(%-Dcrcmber Bride. old Bennetz will be the sponsors. ^ ^ 1 them (lecond servicei "And the Friday, 7;00 Co-Weds. Christmas Frldav, 7:00 p m Junior High Schieldge's at 135 Spruce street. | PRINTING WDRC—Gueat Star Defenae Bonda, W O N S—N ick ('arter. Proceaa'onat, "O Word of God of annual pre.sentations, which It There are many people in Man W H A Y —Sports. Mra Evelvn H. Coughlin, lec­ •■Glory of the Lord" Hsndel. dinner. Chill meets in the Church. Satur­ SIN6ER H;?a-WDBC— Public Service Pro- Incarnate" | i.s hopeed may become a tradition rhe.iter who depend upon the fine Prompt and Efflelenl Printing W'TIC -News turer, and James Coughlin, over­ 'differtory; "Andante" Franck. day. December 13. Choir reheiir.ial, Sequence. "Come Sing, Ye Choirs ' of the Chriatmas-aeaaon; ' _ U;4a[^WTIC — Hollywood Pallidlom W THT—Oeoree E Sokolakv. seer-elect. attended the Lecturera' printing of William Srh'leldge and of All Kinds Orcheatra. • ; 15—W HAY—Supper Serenade. &rmon: "Be Ready!" t'lincordla Evaiigrlical 7:1.5 p. m. Exultant" I The public is cordially Invited to SEWING CENTER WTHT—Hotel Rooaevelt Orcheatra. W TIC—Yale Interpret.^ th*^ sNews. Conference held at the Meriden Rpstiude: "Ailegio' Handel. year after year they make hl.'i shop INSURANCE laitheran ( hiircli Offertory, "Sleepera Awake!" attend, and offering! will be *c- WDRC-Svmnhony Hall. W TKT-M oridav Mornin* Headline!. Grange Hall last Saturday. •4:00. Luther League rally. .Mert­ their choice for any printing they 832 Main St. Tel. 8883 WTIC—Newa; Preaentlng Jlm- f . 25"^W’<^N8 —Nems. Winter and Garden .Streets Bach. ' • j cepted. i w ant done. COMMUNITY PRESS Several officers and members of e n . \5a|>|iliig Ccrnimiinil.v <1iiireli Manchester niv Doraev. #:MM-WDRC—Miss Brooks. Rev, Erich Brandt, Pastor ^ Communion, ‘'I,.et All Mortal - Many people are choalng per- Cor. No. Main and No. Sehnol WDRC—Newa. WONS—Ofriro' Detective. Hillstown Grange attended the ■etS’.OO, Pre-Confirmation league,, Rev. David Crorkett. Minlsler, Fle'h Keep Silence" W TIC—American Forum of the Air. meeting of the Past Masters' As­ I* an Becktvllh, meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary. •lonalized stationery for Christmas Straeti — Telephone 5727 ll;3a—WTIC—J ait Aria Conteat. uneder the group plan! - Husic room. Mr*. George Meade, Organist Thanksgiving, "O Saving Vic­ IS :4»—WTIC—Newa WHAT'-Supper Serenade. sociation at Goodwill Grange Hall Oragnlit and tholrinaaler Program, "Advent Play" given gifts for those people who are i W TH T- Hcre Comes the Band. -S The W eek tim !" ■ - Saaday «:5.5—W O N S—News. last Saturdav and supplied the Sunday. Decemler 7. by members. .somewhat difficult to chose pres- j 4;J4—WTIC—Newa. Muale. Siipiiav. Dei . 7, Second Sunday Recessional. "Spread, O Spread. ent.s for. Stationerj- ta one gift that ' 7 —W D R C —Jack Bernv. Lecturer's Program. ^'M onday. 7:00. E xplorer .Scout.*: 9 .30 a. m . Cliorcli Schcsil. Wednaaday. 7'p.m,. Young Peo- Visit Jones Fnml- T. P. HOLLORAN 7;»0—WTIC—Cavalcade of Muale. WHAY—Symphony Hall. in ,\ilvcnl I Thou Mighty Word!” i. plc'k Feltovv.ihlp. ’ Speaker, Rev-. can be used and" it really doesn’t; 1:I4_ WCCC—Hour of St. Franeta. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Coughlin, f.OO. Me.*siah Chorus rehearsal, 10:15 a m.. W orship SeiNice. 7:00 p.m..’ EvenaOng with Boys' W TIC—Meet Tour Match. PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT a^ureh vestry, a 00, Christ nia.* 8 .50 a m , Siindav .icluiol Alan Potookian of the Armenian matter how many boxes of it you 1 tnre and Floor Cov­ FUNERAL HOME Itjg —WCCC— Outdoora with (TllfT WON 8»-AffaIri of Peter Salem. steward and' Iectur.eL attended Prelude. "The l-orcl I.s King " Cluiir and In.itruction by the Cu­ Knight. W THT—Sophifticated Rhythm. Farmington Valiev Pomona meet­ ^gcoratin.g committee, adminis­ 10 1.5 a 111 , Wntship Service . Anoctolic Orthodox Church: may have. 5'ou always welcome ering Store for Ideally located—convenient and WTTC—N'wa; String Symphonatte. See Classified page --- Gahrlel rate. This Is Jhe fifth In a aeries of 7 :25—W O N S—News. ing at Eno Memorial Hall in Sims- tration room. Preliiile "Have .Merry Upon Me, I Hymn. "Joyful, Joyful. We Adore Friday, 7:30 p,m.. Mja. Maude thla present. There are so many; l.airge Assortment away from the busy thorough­ WDRC—Mualc Bot 7 :3#—WDRC—An os ‘N* Andy. O I>inl L** ol!": i FIMVh«’^,’ dlrTctreia’o r Edu'eatWn different, aizes of stationery, the' 7:44—5VDRC—World In Brief. W THT--Tlm e CapsuleJf ^Tuesday. .3:1.5, Brnwnu'.*. Thee" . Berllioven Striictlon on the Faith and Prac­ of Fine Floor Cov­ fare. Distinctive Servi4«. Mod­ WKNB:—Newa. W HAY—Svrnphony Hall. &iv Scouts 7:30. Visilbr.*' (iub, Serinon 'The Joy and I’eaie of in St. .Mark's Church. New Britain. regular standard size, note paper, i Offertory. "Offertory' . l.yslierg tice of the Church. cards and the in-between aize, and ering. Can I’s for ern Facilities. 6:44- WONS—Chape' In tfie Sky. WONS—Little Symphonies. ^■ivednesday, 7:30, Emanuel B elieving' v.'.ll addre.sa the D cem ber m eeting j WTHT—Newa. W TIC—The Aldrich Family. Hvmn. "O God Whose Live is Over Wednesdays in Advent: ■ In the prettiest colors that the.' Anthem ' Now !>>l Every Tongue All ...... Hou.ieley of the Altar Guild. E stim ate. WTIC—Newa; George Crook. I:# 0—W D R C —Charlie* M cCarthy and choir. 7:00 and 10:00 a m.. Mid-week Weekly organizations all meet at average woman really cannot have ; 5VDRC—Newa. Edfar Bergen, ^Thur."day. 6;.30 C.iii Scouts: fi:t>0. Adore Tliee" ...... Bach Anthem. "Lamp of Our Fatiier's T. P. HOI.LORAN TRADITIONAL^QUAUTY SINCE 19 0^-" c eicbi .itions of the Holy Coni- their regular hoiirs. too much on hand. Why not make | WIIAT—Newa: C3iorlalera. W THT—Stop the Music. Oispel Bible Hour. Offertory: ".Morning Prayer" M erry" ...... Junior (Tioir Funeral Director w e r e —Mualr. WHAY-aSare A Life. T.ichaikow.iky mimiiin. thla your choice of a special gift; JONES' WKNB—Healing Watera. W TIC—Phil Harris and Alice Faye. ,j*F nday, 6.30, Ladie,* Aiil (.iin.st- .Anthem. "(!ome, Hravenl.c" Father, Sci iilni' Kv-ents; Postlude: "Intermezzo" . Handel Almsgiving is described in the tqr someone? Better check over ■ 6 :14—WTHT—Chnatiaii Sclenea. WONS—Silver Trumn»ls lliriir,... i&as pot-luck supper merting and From Above " ...... Senior C'hoir .Monday, 7:30 p.m., December '■Rook of the D ead," ancient Egyp- your Christtnaa list now and then FURNITURE STORE C. S. McHALE, Jr. WDHC—Shoppera Special 11:15 -W lI.\Y —Golden Mon«e*’t.» in Song J 4.5 a m . I.iither Leaguers leave .Sermon. "The -Mo.st Searching Dan Backer, Prop. Licensed Emhalmer WIIAT—Paleafine Program. *;.1f_W DRC—My Little Marjrle. JBogr-am 8.00. t'iiurth Council. ti.vn religious tract. iet William Schieldge do the print­ W TIC—Theater Crihi. ^Saturday. P on .lunior Chou, Ctiiirrh for i^tate Rally in First . Qiieslicin Jesus Put to' a Di.ieiple" 86 Oak 8t.. Manchester, Conn. 175 C enter 8 t. Phnne 8060 6:S»—WONS—Radio Carolere. Lutheran Church. Bridgeport. | ing for you. Do not put it off and WIIAT—.\lualral Del Biioiiglorno. WHAY—Hopr of Faith. W OO, Sr. C nnirm atinn ( la.sf. ! Celehralion of the Lord's Supper risk disappointment, for much as Phnne 2-1041 WCCC—Newa; Hymn Time, WONS —Enchanted Hour. h a s The W eek It's Simply Wonderful w n c —Sabbath Meaaage. -W DRC—Hallmark Playhouse. ■s* ~ , Hymn. “A Parting H.vntn We Sing" Mr. Schieldge tries to accommo­ W T H T —Drew Pesrkon. From a Grogonkh Chant Circus Trimmed Bathrobe WTHT—Mualc fo" Sunday. Tiie.siiay, '7 :!il p, ni . Sunday date hia friends, there is a limit WKNB—Polonla. W HAY—News; Kostelanets Conducts s The Salxatioir .\rni> sch'M'l teach eis m eeting and CTirtst- rostliicle, "Pilgrim's Song " to the amount'Of work he can get WTIC—Cl lldr’iva Corner. WONS—SvJvan Levii-. Seli-winding Watches «61 Main Street ; ...... Mcuidelssohn BILL'S TIRE WTHT—Muale for Sunday. # 515—WTHT-Melody Hlrhwsy. ma.i party. 1 done in a given spare of time* TREE PRUNING '^^IAT—Falrfui Ballroom, —1 Captain Norman NIarshall AND 6:4J-WO.NS—Newa \\ edne.iday. 3 ,30 p m., Olildren's 6:30 p. m.. Pilgrim Youth Fel­ If you have not had printing WHAT—The Churrhea .Sing. t : %9— W DRC^ Esospe. Choir rehearsal. lowship, Community House. done at the William H. Schieldge WTIC—Chlldrep'a Corner. W TIC—Dragnet. by the Wortd's^ most '..i .Sunday. I >ei . 7 j 7 30 p. m.. Senior Chou rehear- Print Shop, you may not know that j anri REMOVAL REPAIR SHOP 6:M—WTHT—Bible Meaaagea. WHAY—E.isy Listening. --9 3" .Sunday'Si hiHil. WONS—John J. Anthony. . .sal, , I this shop is also well stocked with | William H. Green, Prop. 6 :4! -WDRC-Wort. Newa. W T H T —Three Sun*. . ' ’"10:50 Holmes* meet mg. .Si Cap- Ihiiisday. 3:30 p m . 2nd yr. Bolinn Congregational Church all kinds of office supplies. The Have, your treet prunisd and WCCC—.String Time. I#:##—WDRC—News, The Choraliera. Famous Watchmahers . . . t'a*n Carl Lindftrom o( Chicago WO.N'S- Tour Bible Speaka. W THT—Paul Harvex-. Catechetical Cla.is. Rev. .'Vrthiir A. Wallace, 5Ilnlster Carter producta are carried here. | removsd by llcens^ and In- WTHT-MazziPl Sorlety Vflll be gtieft speaker. He is an James W. 3lrKa,v. Organist and rarbona. inks in all shades -Car- | snred tree surgeons. Columbio lieyelos WTIC-World New* Rinftldup. W HAT—N'*ws. Easy Llstemnr* oijtstanding musmian and will play Friday, 7 p. m . Sumlay school W TIC—Barrie Craig.' Christmas party for .liinio:*, In- Choir Director ter apd, of course, about every ; U. S. and Goodyoar Tiros WHAV—Italian Voice. W O N S—Yf*ur Evem ilg Concert. av' trombone solo Members of WXNB-Newa: Pnl.mla. l # : l 5 -W ONS—Errand of Mercy. termeiliates and" .‘Seniors A Christ- kind of paper you could possibly ; f: 14—WTIC—Tour Star Time. tftf band viU parti< in this .Sunday, Dec. 7; Ropairs Sarvieo W THT—Gloria Parker. ma.i movie. refreshments and use. Many of the business firms in WDRC—Vnlee of Religion I#:3#—W T H T —BUI Tusher. •d rv u f, \ 9:30 a m. Church School CARTER TREE WONS—Voire of 4'tlvary. gam es ] and around Manchester depend ; Accossorios WDRC—Steve AIleivEhow. .HoSJUIhI ViSltH’lnn. ! . 11:00 a m. Meaning Worsiiip upon Schieldge's to supply them WTHT—Hellenic Program. WONaS-Holy Trinity Service. 5 no Silvec^Larp Suml.ty SihtMil Saturday. 9 a m, 1st Yr. f'at- j Prelude: "Winler Song' Dem- EXPERT CO. 180 Spruce Street W T IC —Meet the Preas. echetnal Cla.is I with all of their office supplies. I#:I 5- W THT—Vacatlonland. U 8 A.. Otcil Kittle will he in-ihar^’r oresl For the verv’ best in job print­ PHONE 7695 Phone 2-0659 WHAY—iNews, ^ !t0 Rand tea at th*’ (’’.-adrl 10 30 a in., 2nd Yr. Catechetical Processional. ' C> Little Town of II to#-News on All Stations. cias.c ing take vour work over to William Bbndsrren. .bf>lh acMve an*! retired Bethlehem " H. Schieldge. 13.5 Spriiee^ ateeet. W HAY—Easy Listening. ^ th thei: wives are '.nvitrfi to this 2 30 1 .'to p 111., Sunday .i< Inad Anthem: 'The Twenty-Fourth 11;I 5—WDRC—PFC Eddie Fisher. CliTi.-fnia.- part.!' for B eginners and Television \VTHT—rnought.s n: Passrnf. .^r. (..’aplain Lindstiom *wilt P.islm ' I-ang * Shoot Motal W ork WTIC^aiftor* Utley. b i ^:ufst I’rinurv children, f'h: ist ma.i movie, Offerloiy Antlieni. "Over Belh- North Methodist Churrh , WONS—Political Picture. T;00 nid fashioned pravrr nife*- refre.shnients. ami games. 447 North Main Street P. M- II: 30—WTIC-rt^lara from Parih-, I leheni's Town" Mueller * Air Conditioning 1:0b—Gen* Autry. WDRC—Art Wavff orchestra. ' tog ' . Hvmn of Pieparation; "Hark! Rev. John E. Post, Mtolater 1 -.lO—Indtia'.ry on Parade. W HAY—Moonlight Memories. t7 30 E\afigeh.’tii servo e Cap- ThAHeralcl Angel.i Sing " 1 4.5—To Be Annhunred. WONS- Dknee Orchestras. First Oiiirrh of Christ,. -Sclenliit J:0fV—To Be-Annoiinred. 11 55 U(ln Lindsirorn v ill speak and a Sermon; Let Cs.Keep Christ-, Sunday. Dec. 7: * Plumbing & Hooting : —WONS—News. Masonle Temple g no—Paul Whiteman Teen Club. WHAT-News. ‘ \*bfAl quartet wiii sinp*'" . 40:101 Sunday, Dee. 7— I YORK 86, -V. Y. 1150 .%VE. AM ERICA.8, N EW 7:30—Thla la Show ^ In e a a . JEWEIERS...^UVERSM.ITHS SINCE 19 00 ,Coi relative pa.i.iages from the Sunnay Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Ready for you now Basic Fash­ Y4>RK 86. .V. X. 6:00—Toaat Of The Town. installed and in operation now ever I n v i t e d » ------— ■ ■' 6:00-TV Playhouae two ygars, haa proven popular. 9vday, Dec. 7: ' =•■ f^riktian Science textbook. "Sci­ Cla.iaes for all ages. ion for ’52. Fall- and Winter. This Presenting the New Anne (Jabot OSTRINSKY 16:00—Burna and Allen Show. IM MAES’ STREET, MANCHESTER ^ 0 :0 0 a.m.. Church School i ence and Health with Key to the Morning worship serviije. 11:00 new iMue is Blled wiin ideas for Needlework Album. Directions for JOHNSON PMNT CO. 10:l04-Otaie ant. Harriet. Average traffic, especially on «tl:00 a .m.. Morning Wojjahop. Sfrintures'J jby Mary Baker Eddy, a. m. The sermon topic will be. sm'art. practical sewing for a new puppet mlttana. basic embroider}' DMien In WMli lUtwtals U:09l-8unday Newa Sptcial. Thursday nighta and Saturday season: gift pattern p.rinted inside ^Utches and grand designs art 699 MAIN STREET ,, MANCHESTER U :l6-nrtiM 4 Theater. morniiM has been handled at the jjPjakraUoii of The Lord s S^PPer. include the following. 17911- "SalvaUqn.” The choir will ling the in NSSEL LST. TEL. U lt U:6f-ThU la tlM Ufa. rata car averit 90 satwnds. . doff of new members. "SpQjtual causation is the-one' call to worship. 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MANCHBsrER.EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1952 ffA fiSSIZ ■UNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1952 PAGE. SEVEN # I - I foreign policy, from the isola- their billa they-will not be able to Zreer channels, we ought to start knowing about it, but nobody ever Young Democrats register their can. l a n d s u r v e y in g willing realty to try and do any­ tibnlst point of view. JUmriirBUr by examining and altering the \A11 this Connecticut unespinese. In additiou, I the 950 cam owners, thing about it. ' Connecticut who have been delinquent since Someone Will Help Make Music Tutor Jarvis Says Town Unfair Toy Ct>llectic|n Engaged Council Elects trading policies of the tliil’ted however,.never received, so far, as . Set Sale Dec. 19 Edwend L Davis,-Jr. States.” The Crime Commission is throw­ April 31, are being penalized at Etimiii$ li^ralii we can check, the further stimulus the rate of one-half of ope per cent Registered Laiie" Senreyer This is enough quotation, we be­ ing all this oui Into the open, into that would have been involved In __ nfc. Yankee The Young Democratic Club of a month. , ■ ‘ 15 Proctor Road MaMfeaater Such Dreams Come True Passes at 31 In Maguire TractJDeal Lions Project] 1953 Officers lieve, to point up the mood in the public press, with names being any request from Elsenhower The number qf dellnquenta this TeL 7919 By A. H . O. headquarters for a Connecticut Manchester will hold its annual which big business leadership is named, amounts of pay-off being Chriatmaa party on Dec. 1# at the year is 167 higher then the num- clearance for a Danaher appoint­ *‘I'd like a catcher's mitt,” aaid^ sizes, neW or used but In good con­ The efforts of the town counsel accepting the election. It aeema a detailed, specific instances of American Legion Hall .at 8:30 p. ber last year, but Cervinl believes Gertrude M. Herrmann Local Gub Undertakes Miss Eviiline Pentlahd ment. Jackie lying op hia hospital b>n*_ ***•{* closures would at last nerve thf point, at BJaenhower headquarters, reports that the highlight of the nice eoft baby doll writh-h whole material, paint seta, popular and For Past Three Years Raymond A. Johnson that*a’pro- > Children at Mansfield CommiMioner Again ^ U m T bb4 B o lld ^ Entered at the is the ideal mood for anybody to was almoet complete, and still had evening will be the exchanging of HIGHEST adopt In a dme of victory. It forces of law and order, and this not Included either a Taft man or where a oh*c\t on Coiinectlcut *en- bunch of doll’# clothes fo r'"m e,” classical recorda, bdipks. cosmetics, posed agreement between the town, ' grab bag gifts. Frank Kopcha is dreamed Nancy, swinging on her Miss Gertrude Magdalene Jo- Wlllidm Maguire, and the Con­ The local Lions club haa selected Miss Evallne Pentland waa re­ does not seem, to look at It from business victimixed, into some real a Catholic, the name of former timeht was considered , necessary. chairman of the affair and tickets List Committee costume jewelry, stationery, bar- In other words Dhnaher Apparent­ PRICES crufeheirPau], a senior boy was a retts, pens and acts, small hatma Herrmann, 81, of 612 Cen­ necticut Power Company over the as a major project (or December, elected commissioner of tha Man­ 'another concept, quite the logic of effort to clean up the waterfront. Senator John A. Danaher began to may be obtained by contacting 1 Adeanoc ly never did receive top considera­ Uttla more practical, "Pd like a yel­ ter street, well known music Maguire tract is a wiae course. i the collection of toys for the chil­ chester Girl Scout Council'at' the receive national mention as a pos­ him. For D. of I. Sale For Rags, Scrap MeUI Items or toys to fill Christmas meeting held Tuesday b f^ t at tha those bloated, unimaginative, re­ tion from Eisenhow-er. low sleeveless sweater.” Even Discuaaion of the m atter took dren of Mansfield Training School, sibility for appointment sis secre­ President Anthony Bayles would and Other Salvageable stowknrpr-tffi^rtrtffiiaifee orna­ teacher in town, died at the Man­ place at the meeting of the Board j Mansfield, Connecticut. George home of Mrs. Edward J . Morlar- ♦••••#•••••••••••• actionary capitalists you see In tary of labor. But Senator Taft's bitter reac­ also like to extend an invitation to Gloria, a senior girl who is in a ments. Winter Driving St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters Materials chester Memorial Hospital last of Dlrectora last night In the hear; Willard, Jr., haa been appointed ty, .27 Kensington street. Her as- ,***#«*»a«*a*«*»*»**»* labor cartoons. ' “ It teemed well eetablished that tion to the apr°ibf'” ent which members who would like to attend plaster caat from her head to her On Christmas Eve ail the boys aociate officers for the coming waist would like some perfume night. Ing room 6f the Municipal Bulld- general chairman. ■ >f The truth is, of course, that Danaher*had been warmly recom­ Eisenhower did make may indicate the state executive board meeting of Isabella, announces a ham sup­ UdU or Write and girls in the hospital, on their ing. The children of Mansfield Train­ year, aa presented by Mrs. G. W. Hazards Listed to be held In New Haven on Fri­ and cosmetics. TTie question ask­ beds. In wheelchairs and on Although she had been in fail­ __ BR or busineas thinking haa come of age mended for the post by Senator that, of all the recommendations per for Thursday,. Dec. 11, at -7 , It was tabled until the Town ing School greatly enjoy toye and Jones, chairman of the nominating — Roberi A. Taft. It seemed likely Taft did make, his heart was most day, Dec. 12. The buslnesa of the' ed the 179 handicapped children crutches are brought down ,to’ the ing health for the past three ra a in the paat few decadea, and that p. m. . a t the Comfnunlty Y on OSTRINSKY Plqnning Commiaaion -cxn"'atudy the need for them Is great. S i^ e romittee, include: Mrs. Edwin C. that the Eisenhower cabinet in his recommendation of Dua- evening will be preliminary plan­ who are patients at the Newing­ auditorium where Santa call's each years, Miss Herrmann had con­ tha oaa ot rapublloatioo oi By State Police North Main street, in charge of Dealers la Waste Materlals- the agreement. theac deserving children arc unable Meyer, first deputy comistloner; the actual busineas leader of to­ would, having ignored Taft so her, the most forceful ally he could ning of the 1953 Young Democrat-' ton Home and Hospital for 'Crip­ one of the patients by name and tinued with her . music teaching Mrs. L. V. Carlson, second deputy As n f f r r ta ^ lm tr ^ maiUd to it, w r ‘ ■ i______the following committee. 182 BI8SELL ST. TEL. 5879 The gist of Jarvia's argument, to play thg'games normal children fiot *33ianrCaenHtlt*d day, ao often Indeed more of a much up to that point, include posrlbly have introduced into the ic State Convention. pled Children was "W hat would hands him a gaily wrapped gift and had freqqently subatltuted as which at times grew somewktt enjoy: they depend on toys for commissioner; Mrs. Alfred B. ^ 1 3 eiM tha local newe publlehec na^ Mrs. Edmund Kiely, Mrs. Jo ­ manager and a steward than an Hartford. Dec. A—UT)—Commis­ some appointment which would be Efsenhower cabinet. you -Ilka Banta to bring you this which is made possible through the organist in the various churches. heated, was that the agreentent pleasure more than average chil­ Sundquist, treasurer; Mrs. Thomaa **fii rlfhta of Ttpubllcatlon of e j^ a l sioner Edward J. Mickey explained seph FalkowskI, Mrs. Joseph kindness of Interested ciltizens of A member of St. Mary's Church, - - iierata arw aleo feaarred. individual dedicated only to hit completely pleasing to Taft As for Danaher hlnseAf, he, year for CtarUtmas?" ' would place him at a competitive dren. Ferguson, assistant treasurer; yesterday the mechanics of a state Says 950 Car Tax Schuster, Mrs. Ward Strange, Mrs. Each year a month in advance, this State. she started the boys' choir at that disadvantage with Maguire, whom Mrs. Jedin Boyle,' secretary, and ^ private proAt, represents quite an 'i^e uneasiness in Connecticut having developed into one of the Anthony GoncI, Mrs. Edward George Willard, jlr., chairman. L' .Jah. 1. gMXiea eUaat of K. Bata* police program he said is designed Rej^ubllcan circles stemmed from Mrs. Anne H. May, the- head houae- Many of the children are from he charged was selling lota In the Miss Emily Smith, registrar. ' to point up the hazards of winter m olt powYrfiil and aucoeaaftil Chapdclaine. Mrs. Robert Eells needy families and every effort is In dlacuaalng the club project, Suaan J. Ferguson evolutionary step away from hia two cimsideratioiis. Bills Still Unpaid mother, plans and prepares for the tract. Ail Imt two of these d ic e r s have * driving. Wnahlngton lobbyists during a and Mrs. Joseph Timsky. being made to provide every child stated today, "W# who are for­ ancestor of yesterday. He now haa The first was the possibility that coming holiday season. The needs Town Counsel John D. LaBelle, tunate to have healthy, normal served' In the same office the past , K tSSt^Jl^oa.-- Purpose of the program, to be Demo c r a 11 c administration, Ehitertalnment and a Christmas FILMS with thr same number of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fergu­ ADSIT EORRAT7 OF an opportunity to make the new the outetandlng recognition for should do well enough now that and modest v/iehes of each child and former Town Counsel Charles children give little thought tot hose year, Mra. Ferguson assuming'the ~ presented throughout this month Collector of Revenue Paul Cer- party will follow the meal. All Very often the older boys and S. Houae joined forces In sujiport- son of Bt. James street have an­ ______HW. ______reality replace the old image, and Connecticut in- the new national his own party Is in power, with DEVELOPED AND are taken into consideration. With more unfortunate children. They duties of assistant treasurer, a new _ with cooperation oC Connecticut's vinl reported yesterday that there present members and prospective girls are forgotten and so a call for ing (he agreement, which was nounced the engagement of their office, and Mrs. Paul Adams, re- ^ the sentiments axpressed at this newspapers and conimerclal radio regime would go to the man who Its Congressional le-^ershJp, a t are 950 car owners whp still owe members are urged to reserve the PRINTED auch a variety of gifts needed to gifts fbr them is also being made. are In inttltiitiona and do not have All her lists,! she finds that there 'drawn up by'LsB eile and which adequate means for real enjoy­ daughter. Miss Susan J. Fergu­ tiring secretary, being succeeded ShKywEsr-sssir*,-^ and television stations, is to try to was the last-ditch Taft champion leMt, stlU personally devoted to taxes on their cars, and he re­ date and to provide a gift for the Donations may be sent to the New­ son, to Ralph A. Howard. Jr., son anoTt appearing In ad- New York m eeting were a good are rtill many of the "heart's de- Maguire has already signed. ment. I hope all those who hear by Mrs. Boyle. Members of the reduce motor vehicle law viola­ in Connecticut, even carrying his him. minded them that until they pay grab bag. 24-HOUR SERVICE ington Home and Hospital for of Mra. Eleanor Howard of Ridge start In that direction. airea'i to be provided and aski the Under the agreement the town about the Liona Club Christmas Council complimented the officers - tions which result in traffic acci­ campaign to a rather unbelievable Film Deposit Box Crippled Children in Newington. would accept deeds from Maguire HaroM R. Petereoa help of the> generous people Toy Drive, will bring In either new street. on-their loyalty and Comissioner ^ dents. midnight demand at the spring Anyone wishing further Informa­ for Grandview street. Ashworth Miss Ferguson is a graduate of Pentland, in return, thanked the -!• _ adrartlBlnf jrtMlng hoota; Frfince Pulls A Gromyko Pointing out that 203 persons state convention that he should be At Store Entrance throughout Connecticut for any tion may contact Mrs. Dorothy S. Harold H. Peterson of 27 Turn- or used toys to the varioiia stores, street east. Oak street east, Maple acting as collectitn points. Many Manchester High School and Council for Its support during tha . have already died in Connecticut allowed to name a portion of the of the following gifts suitable for Cronan by calling Newington street east, Eldrldge street east the annual Kiddles' Christmas Green Mountain Junior College In past year and expreased her ap­ France is boycotting the current traffic accidents this year, Hickey Connecticut delegation to dilca- children from' A months to 18 A-2461 or by writing to her at the parents discard the old used toys and Hilly place, all streets in the the annual Kiddies ’ Christmas when new toys are given to their Poultney. Vt. / preciation (or tha splendid coop­ deliberations'Of the Political and estimated that another 2S will, be go. years: toys and clothing in all Newington Home. so-called Jdaguire tract. 4 Bb ak KEMP'S Party of the Tali Cedars of Leba­ children at Christmas time. These Mr. Howard la a graduate of eration ahe haa received from ., _p—Vp. m. Friday. Security Committee of the United added to the list unless motorists It would have 'been aomething Ths t abutting property owneri. Notices Round Table Singers and other disturbed when I hear people In a night air combat patrol in the area lived in a third fioor apartment. their troop leaders. a "blindlns conversion'' of the once understandable, and regret­ For pedestrians who, through men as shrewd arid strong and Ask your attorney about naming us the Army in California and would be attached to the records features. Other member# of the spirit of criticism imply Ihat when necessity, walk the edges or bold. In nny ease, he would have were sent out to intercejst'the en­ She crawled from the wreckage Charles Hermann of Fort- Dix, of land in the .tract warning buyers committee Include Past Grshd any of the services has a waajHtn American people to the side of table. along with Mr. and Mrs. Moulls Ike.Brought shoulders of highways, Hickey been a force to reckon with, and as executor. emy- aircraft. N. J. that the cost of such facilities Tall Cedars William Forbes. Dan-' that another service .It also using, ' free enterprise. It did mean, he It is understandable because and waa treated for shock. Girl Scout Fund urged that they face traffic. A a cabinet including him would More night fighters quickly The funeral will be held Monday would be chargeable against them. lei Hair. John J. F o t . Richard Mc- this is a great waste” and that he -.1' ■aid, "th at they have tentatively F r a ^ e feels that her own colonial state statute provides a $10 ­ probably have found that It had, took to the ali?; ,, "It was awful.’ cried Mrs. afternoon at 3:3C at St. Mary's If sidewalks And curb# were con­ Lagan, Victor Johnson, Carl dieagreed with that. ■Ifreed to take another look at record ia as enlightened as that alty for violation of this rule. rather than a labor expert, an Between seven and eight p. m., Kirkentoli. “ I—just dtdnt " know Episcopal Church with the rector. structed on the streets, the town Sweet and Dick Puter. No Pledges By the time Kimball actually Drive Hits ^^76 "five enemy aircraft were plotted private enterprise, to see whether of other nations. I t is in this con­ The commissioner also urged extrcsnely powerful debater on what happened." ' Rev. Alfred L. Williams, officiat­ would have to pay onejthlrd and Invitations containing return made hli speech last night hs had that pedeatrians wear or carry by the radar units." In a three- Thousands of spectators flocked ing, assisted by the curate. Rev. the abutting property owners two- tke thlnK* we've been telling them nection that the French like to cards have been mailed to all Till (OeaUaned From Pago One) dropped even the toned-down re­ Joseph R. Monahan, chairmaa of - something white which would hour period, a total of 11 "hostile to the scene. The blast broke win­ John Johnson. third# of the cost. Cedar oarenta. 'P'ey ara jjrged ference. ■re correct. aircraft" were tracked, the Air the Mancheater Girl Scout finance think of what we, fob instance, make them more readily vlalble dows in the nearby parish school Fri Aids may call at the Holmes The town would pay for im­ to return them at the aarlleet H m questions in most ihinds, he Force said. Funeral Home, 400 Main street, made the following suggestions to Frank A. Hecht, league presi­ committee, haa announced tlut ^ have done to the American In- to motorists. oif St. Nicholas' R. C. Church. A provement of the highway!, esti­ date nos^ihle to asslat the com­ $5,576 haa been realized in the Girt "All contact with the enemy by from • 4 o'clock tomorrow after­ Eisenhower: dent, in a statement he read, her ■aid, were these: “Will there be d ia A The atats'a 25 commercial radio priest from the church gave the last mated by Town Engineer James H. mittee with It* arrangements. (1) That the Korean stalemate gan by noting "several statements Scout fund drive. It is - expected >4 Honrs—Mon. through Fri. 9 to 3 the night fighters were made un­ noon until the hour of the funeral. ■nodier depreaslon? Is my job ' It la regrettable because it pro­ statitons and one televlilon station, rites to the children as their bodies Sheekey to cost $7,648. but the be ended "as soon as poetible.” b.v high officials of the Depart­ the final total will excaed this sum aaid Hickey, have scheduled pro­ BROIL’S Thursday evening 6 to 8 der adverse weather conditions," were recovered. It is requested that 'friends omit ■Bfe? Will my standard ot living vides another instance of a situa­ aaid the Air Force release. ’"The town would receive $5.00b from on May 17. 1918. and on Aoril 1. (21 That Republic of Korea de- ment of the Air Force, by promi­ by a amall amount. grams featuring state policemen Saturday 8 to 13 Police Inspector Lawrence Ma­ sending flowers and Instead send aonUnue to rise? If I decide not to night was dark with light snow contributions to a Gertrude Herr­ the other two parties to the agree­ 19’<8 to captain Engine Co. 8. fen.se forces be increased, trained nent retired Air Force officers and Tha Girl Scout Council wishes tion in which a nation openly de­ and women in Interviews designed Game Farm loney said the blast occurred about and low ceilings prevailing mann Memorial F^md in the care ment. Hr bgcam* an assistant chief on and equipped. by officials of the Air Force as- to thank all the townspeople who, ’ ‘ look to the Government for help fies the United Nations, in an in­ to point up the dangers of care­ 30 minutes after an auto driven by throughout the contact area,” Both LaBelle and House contend­ July 15. 1920. (3) If this is done, "foreign ■ociatlon, all of which have been by their contributions, have ehown o. eriU private enterprise deliver the less driving and willful law viola­ Plump Oven Dressed Member Federal Depoett of Reverend Williams. their faith tn tha Girl Scout pro- stance when a majority of the The Air Force spokesman said John Llput, 17, of Arnold, Pa., ed that the evidence showed the Chief Hayden was a member of troops could be relieved fropi^ the critical of Naval and Marifte avia­ tions. Insurance Corporation fram . .... COodsT" members of the United Nations he could not reveal how close the skidded into a retxiiilng wall in town hss already accepted the the Court Park! City * of the front linee." tion and the purpose of which li "We must prove,” Bennett went The radio stations, he added, al­ front of the houae. A -g a s main rtreets by dedication and that the (4> Korea needs help In ita apparently to cast doubt as to the The goal of the drive was set at have felt that the UN was entitled so have given regular scheduling DAPHNE Kins 130.00 enemy planes came to Seoul, nor Foresters of American, thq, F r a ­ PHEASANTS 923 Main Stroet running through the wall to the building inspector would be forced economy and Industry, aa well as usefulness of carrier task forces $7,500 In order to carry out an ' an, “that our free economy can to act. to transcribed spot announce­ Weddiog Ring *7M give the location of the radar con­ Deaths ternal Order of Eagles, the o r t h h r a n c h house apparently waa ruptured, to give building permits to anyone military aid. and to question the need for any adequate program (or the 1,200 ■ohre these problenu for the peo­ The temptation to defy the Unit ments by Hickey, in addition to N trol unit which tracked the Red Mismogue Yacht Club, the Fair- Manchester Girt Scouts, to main­ Maloney declared. [ Miss Bertiix Lirhenfels who wants to build on the land, field County Ftra CStlef'a Em er­ An authoritatve government form of 'military aviation outside ple, that It can produce Jobs and ed Nations and deny Its jurisdic­ regular broadcasts of Information HENS 15 North Main Streot -A .. . Llput, returning horns for the source aaid these siiggeationa 'were of the Air Force." tain a local buaincat office end,pay on winter driving hazards. DEWEY-RIGHMAN The Allied planes came from the Rockville, Dac. 8-(Speclal)— Allrorney Johnson disagreed gency Plan, and the New Eng­ prosperity and raise the standard tion amt authority is a natural .00 $^ra.00 Phone 4171 week end from his studies a t Ohio Miss Bertha Ltchtenfela, 74, of 22 only an outline of a seven point the salary of tha executive secre­ 787 MAIN STREET U. S. Fifth Air Force 319th with the opinion that the street# land Fire Association of Fir# tary for the coming year. Plana a f living. We must have a sense •3 Each Doz. State College at Columbus, O., said Village street, died this morning Chiefs. proposal made by acting Prime temptation for every member of Fighter-Interceptor Squadron and belong to the town and termed Minister Paik Too Ch|n. are underway for added facilities af aodal responsibility to see that he went into the house and used at the City Hospital following a the agteement '"a very direct the United Nations, as circum­ the Marine 513rd Fighter-Intercep­ the telephone to notify relatives of Palk confirmed that he had Lodfife Seeking at Camp Merri-Wood to accommo­ aor economic machine is operated COCKS tor Squadron. brief Illness. method of circumventing the plan date the ever-increasing number of stances happen to point UN hia mishap. He then waited outside Born in this city Sept. 4, 1878, written a letter to Eisenhower for the benefit not only of our OOSMETIGS The weekly review of Allied in his wrecked car for tlje rela­ ning board.” Jud^e Favors summing up "sll our requests since girls. The Council will continue to deliberation and action in a direc­ .75 4 ^ 2 ' " " aerial losses highlighted the war she was the daughter of Fred and ttodtholders but also of our cus- WE OAKET ALL •3 Each Doz. tives to come for him. Pauline Rohr Llchtenfels. and had He said there were "some very the outbreak of the war." The gov­ End to Dispute take advantage of the exMlIent tion unpleasing to itself. Russia LEAZHNO BRANDS today. Little action 'waa reported serious questions Involved" and training provided by the nnional tamers and employes and the A few minutes later the explo­ lived in this community all her ernment source aaid he believes haa tried It, with Gromyko's Phone Rockville 5-9023 on the frozen battlefront. Several "quite a bit of, expense will fall on Jail Sentence Rhee al.so wrote a covering note (Osntlniied (rooi Page Owe) and re^oiibl orgenlzations in order whola people.” Chinese squads probed Sniper sion showered debris over the auto. life. to bring the best possible Scouting famous w alka And we ouraelvea Dazed, but apparently unhurtr Miss Llchtenfels was a member the town.” ’ outlining the Korean problems de­ Arttir or 5-5507 ridge on the central front but to Menchester. "Brif interest dictates the have been guilty of it inferentlal- Liput left the scene, Maloney of the First Lutheran Church. Her Jarvis contended the plan was tailed In Palk's letter and that the with Aiiymquin for the Nutmeg South Korean troops threw them unfair to himself and other de­ Judge John S. G. Rotther today If the goal of $7,500 is not highest order of Industrial states­ ly, as, for instance, when John said. Later the student returned. only survivors are several cousins. two letters were In the same enve­ atate. territory. back. ' - velopers because Maguire would warned motorists who mix drink­ lope given to Eisenhower. - reached, the Council hopes to sup­ manship in the public interest," Foster Dulles told the UN that if Maloney placed a technical man­ torvices. will be ‘ held Monday The meeting which ia slated for The Sabre jet went down during from the White Funeral Home at n o t‘be required to live up to sub­ ing with their driving that the day After conferring with Elsenhow­ plement the amount received by a ■aid Elarl Bunting, N.A.M. manag- slaughter charge against him and 5:15 p.m., will be attended by fund-raising project later In the , it didn't grant us the trusteeship Eisenhower's three day Korean 3 p.m., with Rev. Gordon Hohl of- division regulations. is coming whan the atate will er, a government apokeaman aaid, in r director, in his assessment of held him for the coroner. Chairman Eugene S. Loughlln of year. Contributions may still be of the Pacific islands on our own vi.sit^ the Air Force aaid. Wlthln__elght minutes of the ficlaUng. Burial will be In Grove Sherwood G. Bowers, chairman Preaident Rhee “ la mora confident the post-election situation. The Air Forefe said altogether of the board, joined House and establish jsll sentences es punish­ than aver for tha future of Korea.” the State. Public Utilities commis­ sent to Mra. Vera Sundquist, M ' term.s, we’d walk off with the blast nearly 200 firemen and police Hill Cemetery. sion end Atty. Charles 8. House, If business carries out its own five Allied planes were lost dur­ The home will be open for call­ LaBelle in the contention that thA ment of a person the first time he The apokeaman quoted Rhee aa Princeton, etreet. ^ islands anyway. converged On the scene near the Is convicted of drunken driving. special aflvisor' to the governor. ing the week— three to ground fire sprawlng H. J . Heinz Co. plant. ers tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. atreeta were in Xact accepted ana aaylng tha government and people Fssponslbltides properly, said H. But every time this temptation "And." he added, “ I will be in The utility chiefs were invited to and a Panther Jet to "other Police and newspaper offices were that the town could not enforce have been grM tly inspired" by tha B . Humphreys, Jr., president of YOUR PAY GOES UP lubdivlsion regulations. favor of It.” Elsenhower visit. bring with them such persons "as is yielded to, it bad news. What cauaee,” preaumitoly mechanical swamped with calls. I you deem necessary." Asks Donations United States Rubber, "all the the world needs is a demonstra­ trouble.1 The proposed agreement was At the prasent ' time, a 60-day The government source said Sabre pilota downed four Rus­ There was little fire after the drawn up by LaBelle and^algned Jail acntence la majidatory in the Paik'a proposal asked that the Applications of the two firms people who have a stake in it will tion that nations will yield to the Funerals as living costs rise! sian-built MIG-15S. blast. Smoke curled fri>m the de­ by the other two parties after the ease of a person who is (otnd strength of ROK forces be doubled; for certificates to feed natural gas For Yule Parly gladly support it. That is Uie way bris. Snowflakes and searchlights into central and eastern Connecti­ UN even when they disagree with The Army said 15,000 Com­ Hiom6e Pantaleo power compan.v Bought court ac­ guilty of dnmken driving a sec­ that all of Korea be unified and It must be done. The public must made the scene reminiscent of the cut are now-being heard in Wash- it, even when UN action seems munists were killed, wounded or Funeral services for Thornes tion against Maguire fdf a right ond tima. the Chinese Communists driven aftermath of a mld-wlnUr bomb­ out; that money advanced to Al­ tn^on by the Federal Power com­ The Manchester Improvement run our economic system. You and likely to go* against their own na­ raptured In ground fighting along Pahtsleo of 308 School street, who of way. . Rottner made KIs prediotlon in PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT ing in England during' the war, Maguire told the court he could 7\>wn Court this morning In con­ lied forcca by the Korean govern­ mission. With prospects that any AsaoclaUon, of which Edward F . . . Z cannot rule i t We do not own tional interests. the battlefront in November. died Wednesday morning, after a dectsion.by the commission may be Morlarty of North School atreet la Eighth AHhy headquarters ap- said a veteran firemhn. He de­ not accept payment for the right- nection with'the. case of Napoleon ment bb* repayed; that ths Re­ It You and I are the stewards. It short illness, were held this morn­ followed by lengthy court appeals, preaident, haa mailed letters to a ,, As for France in the present See Classified page nounced the evaluated Communist clared: of-wray since he did not own the G. Allard. 37, of 73 Mountain public of Korea be given more eco­ la our duty to help make it thrive situation, • we doubt that France ‘T ve seen rubble Uke this In ing a t 8:80 from the W. P. Qulsh streets. street, Rockville, who plaaded guil­ nomic aid; no Korean armistice Connecticut officials believe It may number of oiUzens and organlza- losses weje only 'half the Red Funeral Home and at 9 o'clock %t and to speak up and stand up for London. Tve seen quite a few ex­ ty to a charge of driving under unless South Korea approves the take a year or ao before jhe dis­ tlona, enllatlng their aupport of Would lose anything vital, even in casualties of the previous month St. James' Church. Rev. John F. It Now 1s the time, more than plosions but this one hit me hard. the Inriuenre of liquor. ' conditions, and help In settlement pute is ended. the annual Chriatmaa party, and ■« the way of purely selfish interest, when the White Horse mountain Hannon waa seated in the sanc­ I've got three kiddies myself.” Fire Chief Dies; Allard, is'hose .previous record 'of contfoversiea with Japan. the Chrlztma# display on Depot -r aver before, to live up to these re- and Kumhwa ridges fights were tuary and Rev. Theodore (wibila Square. Both activlUea have been , by sitting in on the discussions to raging. waa good, waa fined $150, with $45 ■ponslbiliUes. waa the celebr^t. Rev. Edgar managed by thla aaaoclatlon for which it objects, and by partici­ North Creek, N. Y., Dec. 6—(45 remitted. The Reds lost 9.390 kiUed. 5.389 Farrell the deacon and Rev. George Injured at Blaze About Town inany year# paat. Laat season " "For all too long,” Humphreys pating in the debate. We suspect wounded - and 61 prisoners. —Five of the seven children o f •Mr. In other casee this morning, dis­ More in WSB 1 “ i,went on, "business has been the and Mra. Harold Olden died In the Hughes the sub-deacon. Mrs. Jane more than a thousand chlldreii*en-^ that the aspirations for national Allied Superforts and B-26s position was follows: Atadoqr Bar- Grade six of the Lincoln School, joyed the party and every year • - fire that levelled their log-cabin Maccarone was organist and solct- (OoatUraad trooi Page Oaa) samlan. 59, of. Providence,' R. I.t whipping boy of government. Now independence which are involved roamed far over Red Korea last Seen Quitting Mrs. Daisy Bill teacher, recently night. home two miles north of here„early 1st. Burial was In St. James' Ce­ reckless driving. $50 bond for­ adds to the number. w that we have the opportunity, to metery where Father Gubala read had an opportunity to visit the 'tlirough these donations and-the are not going to he satlafled short yesterday. An investigation of the Are will be­ feited; Tliomaa Adamson, 87, 258 ■ '■ ■ e O'* ' be treated as respectable equals on Fourteen Superforts hit a sup­ 8age-AIIen store in East Hartford. labor of the members of the aaao- of their goal, and that it is ac- ITia two youngest children were the committal service. “ , gin today. Spencar street, intoxication, 30 (OaoHnaafl firnas Pngo Oaa) ply and troop area near the east Bearers were Jam es Raizso, Miss Galvin, an aunt of Pamelyn ciation, not only la the real spirit the American team, let us be fully cost! port of Wonsan and four saved. — The bu'ldinga had been the ecene days suspended, six months' proba­ nially safer for France to leave Francis Pisaplo. Louis Bilodeau, FItzalmmona, a pupil In Grade aix, of Christmas and Ita hope of peace 'T worthy of dur trust. "Tlus is no others harassed red frontline Mrt: Olden, 32, waa hoapltalized of several flna in' the last 10 tion; Richard J. Edgar, 50, 281 fore it be approved forthwith. the pace of this movement to the Frank Uriand, Raymond Damato waa hostess to the Manchester stu­ spread through the community, ,, time for gloating. It is no time troope. la Glens Fells with serious burns yearXl Bpnice street, intoxiration. $20; When public* and labor 'members dents. The children were shown collective conscience of the w-orld suffered when she and her hus­ and John Alasslo. vottd the motion down, the indus­ but the children will hay# the for talk about, turning hack the B-26 pilot# reported destruction Last February, the bulldliig was Philip A-: Damien, 28. 97 Talcott over the store and given an idea memory and'pride in later year# ^ than to s struggle between her of AS Red supply vehicles. They band, alao,^32, made a vaih attempt avenue. Rockville, rules of the try anembera formally resigned. of how a large department store clock, or even for thinking about 7 condemned by fire and health of­ of what Is being done for them to­ own will, backed by force, and the said Coihmunirt roade were rosd- to rescue the five. Davidson Funeral ficials aa "unflit for human habita­ road. $12; Paul B. Desresler, 30, Their intention reportedly wa# to is run and they also had a few day- - i t potential explosion of the North hlocked with high explosives mt The funeral will be held Tues­ tion.’’ At the time 30 families were Wlllimantic, stop sign violation, clear the docket-so their resigns- mlnutea to purchase merchandise. day morning at 10 o'clock at St. tioni would not work a hardship on "The only thing wc can ask— African people. several points along the narrow living in the building. $6; Jam es J . Dwx'er. 220' Green The bus which transported the and the greatest thing we can ask waist of North Korea, Hospital Notes Mary’a Episcopal Church, with A stay of execuUbn of ths con­ road, overtime perking. $3; Mur­ unions and employers who had group was contributed by Mr. and burial in the Eaat Cemetery. petitioned for wage Increeies. —of the new administration is that demnation order waa granted be­ ray O. Dubaldo, 29. 147 Middle Mrs. Fltuimmona. Will See Opening Friends may call'at tha T. P. turnpike west, violations of the Chairman Thomas P. Whelan of businessmen be accepted as equal On New York’s Waterfront *j Patleats Today...... 189 cause the families had difficulty in JloUoran Funeral Home, 175 Cen­ rules of the road, nolled; and Ro­ the Chicago board did not accept The Auxiliary Police will hold Of Filler Center partners with labor and farmers ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Me- finding dwellings elsewhere. the resignations. He said-only the For years it has been common Farm Bureau ble Hvpton, Rockville; John Kozak, ter street, from 7 to 10 tomorrow Hayden had been a fireman for bert U. Baalle. 27, Lvnnhaven, 'Va.. shooting practice Monday night at . Wd other groups in the task of report that New York’.«i water­ night and also Monday night. speeding, j$35 bond forfeited. national MSB Could nibhe board 7 o'clock at the Robertaon School 32 Willard road; Raymond Lath- more than 40 years. When he was appointments or accept reeigna. carrying America forward as the fronts were dominated by gang- :ro i^ E 50 HWify ztreetr" Beverly sworn in a# chief, he aaid It wa# Also; Robert B. Toip«r. 40. Dan­ range. Manchester ground observers are Ex -dkide Qttsd vers; Mass.. apeMIng. $.35 bond Uons. among the Invited gueete to the for­ land of freedom and" opportunity ..ters, who forced their will upon Slireua, Broad Brook; DOhHhy the biggest thrill In hU S3 year# _Tha Chicajro members who an- Folkes, Rockville; Carol Prucker, forfeited; Otto Eigenbrod. 48. of mal opening of the new Air Force for aU." steamship and stevedore corpora­ Fire Chiefg Probe of flre-flghtlng. '' * noimced they were through In­ Christmas Scene filter center at New Haven tomor­ Staffori; Mrs. Eva McIntosh. 25 Oiief Hayden, always Jovial and 64 Russell street, tpeed'ng, $15; "Let's hope,” said Howard M tions. For year# it hss been com­ cluded three principala Qyrus row. Governor John Lodge, Gen. On New Fraud M td^ turnpike east; Mra. Arlene a square shooter, waa known by Martin W. Mooney of 101 Msple IMrks, vice president of the Car­ mon report, and for years nothing ' Hair Spray Here street, selling liquor to minora MacKinnon of Chicago, Robert Wllliem Hesketh, state CD direc­ RoWniion. 41 Foater t^reet; Tony his men as a good boss. Ewens of Milwaukee and Heyt P. Goes Up Sunday rier Corporation, "none of u.s ha., been done about jt. Blanchard, 237 Center atreat; Eu­ rontinued until Dac. 13 and Leo tor, and high ranking Air Force tTMC Pag* Oae) The ' flrat fire chief appointed Steele of Chicago — end four el- officers will attend, ' thinka we can now return’ to some gene Montany, 38 Grandview Pageau, 35, of Willimsntic, op­ But now, at least, the New York Fire Chiefs James H. Schaub here under civil #ervlce, Oilef erating a motor vehicle under the ternatsa — John Meade of North Members of the Mancheater Im ­ The general public la invited to , af the autocratic or paternalistic BUY Cowart claimed then the money street; Robert Little., 61 Summer and John Merz are conducting an Hayden attained the highest mark Chicago, Harold Schumaa of In­ provement Association's Oiristmas State Clime Commi.ssion, with it.s street; Mrs. LUHe Green, 155 Main Influence oe Pouor or drugs, con­ the dedication at Trinity Parish ^ss partial repayment of a loan investigation here into a liquid in the competitive exsuns conduct­ dianapolis. Edward Miller of Chi-i party committee, will meet a t De­ methods of dealing with empIo.N'eS exhau.stive hearings on the sub­ street; Mra. Minnie Dolan, 54 Fox- tinued imt‘1 Dec. 15. House, 53 Wall street at 3 p. m. by Charles D. Bridgman, a. long­ hair net Spray that the Fire Pre­ ed Nov. 26. 1939. for the post cavn and Melvin King of Racine, pot Square tomorrow morning at - practiced in the tpast. Wc have ject, is bringing the whole dismal croft drive; George Reideman, 26 An F-88 Sabre-Jet fighter air­ time friend and head of the the vention Bureau in Hartford says which is Utled officially a# chief Wla. 10 o'clock to finish erecting the na­ plane will be on exhibit. Visitors la a m ^ a fot 'about good em­ and disgraceful -story oifl into the Texas Grain bin firm. Bridgman Stone street. ‘‘burns like a blow torch when a engineer. MEMORIALS ADMITTED TODAY: Cary Fiaenlibwer Silts tivity acene on the green. Efforts also will be able to send messages' ployer-employe relations in recent open. People who vvanted'Uo do said the payment wa# for expadlt- m atch la touched to It.” A firefighter of the old adiool, arc being made to complete the throughout the world under a Carr, EUlngton; Salvatore Ven- yoarg, and we dare not step back­ business on the docks of New York„ ing the firm's claim. < The new type liquid spray for Chief Hayden aucceqded the latA 38 Are Missing work by tomorrow night.-so that short-wave radio setup by the Na­ drillo, .67 Alton street; David Me- women waa found being S(M in Korea Information ward. We muet continue to move psld hundreds of thousands of dol- OF PROVEN ^ring a hearing on the case. Chief Thomas F. Burns who also the lights can be turned on'at that tional-Radio Relay Leisgue. Chairman Ellender (D„ La.) of Quadc, 237 School street. Ha^ord stores yeater&y and it died a t the scene ot a fire Oct. Filter center volunteers,| now .uld have moved more quickly In learn a trade. He found eihptoy- sometimes withb* range of enemy 8t. Ceorge'a. meaning: they have beauty that will endure. Mrs. Mildred Thibeau. 104 White contain, in small letters, a warn­ The ix ^ ro l tower at the field re­ Traditional ChristmoM Prfsentalion the world. carrisd gUQS because they were in^sugsung Cowart. menl in the old Wheeler and Wil- guns and actually within sight of street; Louts Lucier, South Cov­ ing that the spray ia inflamma­ ported an explosion and the Coast I "Our new objective must be afraid, the guns would be turned Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The The report eaid Brannan re- entry; Mrs. Doris Reed and daugh­ ble. setn factory and apeeiallsed in the thr enemy, saw an entirely differ­ osWed a Up In 1950 whan a Warti- core making trade. Guard and crash boats set out at ^W de, Not A id,'" he said. "As against anybody else they might Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial ter, South Coventry; ,:The fire chiefs said they would ent man, step from the plane at once for the scene. Flares and Cowart Chief Hayden remained in the Guam early this morning than' the gn atop ,giving and start buying try to hire. They apparently never Hart. Bolton; Alfred Morin, :-^niake an inapeetioo here to aee if rafts were dropped in the early babbited to a firm, for which the foird: Emanuel Pazianoa, 33 Oreen* qny brands are being' sold not Wheeler and Wilson factory imt^ main who rods about the front aisga from our friends abroad, we considered the forces of law and morning darkhasa by Coast Guard “ UnE. O ut he could hill straet; Mra. Jean Moore, 51 identifying the liquid aa inflam­ be joined the fir* department aa 'a bundled in hegvy parka, pilelined and naval planae. will ba balplag them along tha order big enough, or incerrupUble culUe^ of aeme legal dlffl- Vefnon street: Mrs. Alice Mooney, mable. , cailman on May 18, 1907/ Ha was cap and wearing high OI combat ' The survivors picked up were I to aeeaiimic recovery.’We qan enough, to come to their owm as- A\ancheste^r M em orial |C6. 41 Florence street; Japet Schal- Teata provud the apray has a made a permanent member of the boots. taken to Klndley Field hospital. ^^^tonan aaid that,' at .the time. tkBt moat effectively by red4c- gtatance in any effort to eaeape A. H. A IM E T n . Prop. ler. SI Delmont straet: Clifford .laoquar and alcohol base. It is department April 1, 1908. After lix houra sleep on the The plane remained afloat (or " * T** sxtlafted the piratsecuUon MdKiniiev. ISS Ptori street; 3aeob very possible to set it off with a In tboae days the apparatus was plane, while being eerrted out ot MESSIAH I e a r ewk trade reatrlcUo|ui: from all this. It went on, year sometime after it crashed,, permit­ lUSHNia MiMOlUAL > HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER ,• ^ company wha procaed- TUrek. 249 Woodland street; Louis U gan tte. all borsodrawn and Cblaf Hay­ near-aero Korean w ea^ r Into the ting the rescue of thf (bur injured, riA •» MBlw world trade flow in aftar ym r,- W itb overybody pgaUy ta^adequately aaid «d not con- a ' a B B E a B S S Milralco, 324 Middle turnpike east; A t a lat# hoUr this morning, den's first aaMgnmant waa a aub- tropical hast Of Guam, ha stepped the AUr Base addeid. It declared Sunday Evifmng, DaeembarfT^ft J- 8 :1S Pt M* 1 i « P « t x a t aMMgh to Edward MatuMmk, 99 highland OMef ffehaub waa stUI ■—iHiig. ^ (btuU drtvar. from the ^ane waartnf a brown : .s _■ : . I that a nuiqbar of boffiaa ware, via* l»\vo C n rju t chacked. stiest. check of joeal 'irtnnd: ^ Ha waa prmiiotad Uautaaant btialneaa suit and )$ anap brim bat. labia eo thswurtace of tba aaa. f ■■■ •• 1 " ' V / -:-:i. i I / ~

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1952 ' PAGE EIGHT______BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL* BY DICK TURNER TtlONERVILLE FOLKS FONTAINE FOX Sense and Nonsei^l I PA ’s Defeat Scraiiton in Am erican League Opener, 78 to 66 ' t h e TeREIPLE TEMPEKEP MK- BAKQ . . A gang of telephone linemen i ^ A flllna cabinet U a place where you can lose thlnga ayatematical- were buay putting up telephone Opening Tap in Amerirun I.eagne Play Rolsoii Registers Two, for BA’s ly. polea through a farmer a fielda Nassiffs and Herm’s Ackerman, Felix Lead when the indignant farmer ap~ In traffic caaea the benefit of peared, saw what they were doing, the doubt la on the aide of the and ordered them off his land. The Win Rec Loop Starts Local Scoring Attack pedcatrlan, although that pre- line foreman then produced _a doc- ' I .hot ihoTelenhone v .,y O Former Five Trounces | Home Forres Grab Lead Rec Results Collegians, 89 to 6 6 ; | ______.Good Start j In Serond Period -and fortunatelyL U I ia O L W J withoute e a w a v r Injurylng^ him. t*'* P™P**'*^*, 1 *.*, -« Still ' seething with righteous She did not try to get away, but Cameras Post 73 to 6 0 1 Herm't r.m er. n*i , (7tl rage, the farmer waa unimpressed , . B. r. >»*. r. Mafirli**t*r B. F Pt*. ' Pull Away in Final atopped the car and fAc*kv, rg 3 rellx. r ..... 19 The tall and talented Brltish- you' are walking. I am an experi­ L Pet. 2 Polurtrii ( ...... 1-3 It 'vicious bull charging at them Server. Ig . ... T KnlKht, rf ...... 2 ' 5-4 9 American basketball team mada enced driver. I have been driving Frankie'* Drive-In fi 1.000 Masaintta. If ...... 1 0.0 3 from the rear. In their haste to Double Strike* . . . . 0 1.000 Totals ...... 30 l.%28 0 Its 1952-53 American League de­ a car for aeven years. retreat, th«ly might not have no­ Mnrphr’d ReMR«niiit iMl 2 Oomlwln, if ...... \ M . He—Well, I'm no novice myself. Nassiff Arm* ...... 0 1 . 0 0 0 : but a successful one last night, de­ ticed the old farmer sitting calm­ It Total* ...... - . 39 »t-.n 74 I've been walking for fifty-seven Cypres* Arm* . ... .500 Brcrkei*. rf ... Ac rantAN feating the Scranton Miner*. 78 to ly on the fence observing the Harm's Camera* .. .500 ■ Welpner. If ... years. P. B F Pt* 66. A good slxed crowd braved the whole encounter. But as they Murphy'* ...... non I ^ ‘ 1 riP’frnh^uni. rf ... .. 1ft ft-9 2h raced past him, he shouted hap­ rg . ,. S Mubin. If...... S M 11 The way to have people be nice Collegian* . . . '...... 000 B.'iiinghirl, Ic t Ftfalmmon*. If ...... 7 ft-O. * rain and wind to sit In on the well- to you ia for you to be nice to pily i N ew ington...... OOOMJranato. Ig ... playec^ if not s|^ectartilar, contest "W hy don't you show him your 2 f*rrm*n r ...... i ft-1 fl them. ....-1 Totala ...... 27 fi»12 \ Hlarl.-lo. r ...... ft 1-3 1 played at the Armory. papers, boys?" Nassiff Arms ntoved into a Si'nri* at half lime. 3!?-.'ll Mtirphy a. t rir**, rf ...... 4 4-7 12 4 1 fthrrar. If ...... 1 1-^ 3 COArH' SONN Y Hertzberfs One— b o i^u like home cook­ Reffr^ea. Beatti>-Horvath. Prescription department added three-way tie for first place in the | ^ W Total* \2-2H quintet lived up to their pre-game ing? Rec Senior Basketball League last | N.,.|g Arm, («»i .. r ft* publicity, and with a few game* V U C V ^ ^ Father—I did before I got mar­ to Kennedv's Cut Rate Drug Store. Score Ml half lime. 31-23 BA •. — Washington (Pa.l paper. night with a clcan-cut R9 to 66 '. ‘ i other game, 73 to 60. • , : Rmkp. rg’ rg . ■ « Shots Here j Ing last season, as well as speed, NASSIFFS put on a last quar- Mason, rf ...... 1 and good shooting from the mit- OUR BOARDINi; hUi . h with* MAJOR HOOPLE / l i t I side. W n .U A M S Antwer to Previous Puiilo ter drive to pull away from the Pmiak, Ig ...... ft BY J. R. T. n a^ u. a PM. M...... 0 I Bohhy Knight, a last minute © in ’ OUR WAY fw 1 N T T □ □ (3 Sport Center. It was anybody's ; '■ "''' an. ig V6AH, BUT W E 'L u'^ ta»t. m l *t m* s.h»h I... North Carolina Jaunt 1 1 And' There signee, started the night's sroring. e g a o .twksS s / ONitwtr e>Je 1 o p w 1o o z m\EB □ Li game foP three periods until Cap Tutal* ...... ?7 13-30 83 OP OUR r a id c>^l "Twe OV0U6 HAvte TO VOATCR 'EM, IK s II L. u N P ■ a □ Li Perry and Wally Parciak began to | r«ilrgia*> im , I hut Scranton's Billy Pleas tied the lik e A BASy CLIMB-/ “Th*M no lengor art a teuret of happinaaa to mo-— |»4 A |T « K V IDa find the hoop and Nasaiffs slowly ^ score seconds later. Knight's foul. CLUB, 1 AM especiA Luv ■' - ■OKIZONTAL 58 Fay attention Ih > I euATEO/'*^ THOSE , iklG OUT OF A HI6M ^ I thoui^t maybo they might bring in a faw naeoaaitioa! K ± E made it a nm -aw ay.— ' Tmnaioiiiii. r'f V. '3 T| A « t « ■ ?S m' ' « • ' ■••'',>'2.,"'' B u s y e o D y r e f o r m e r s s e e ) CHAIR? -M -Suppose 1.4 Nickname Compass point a a tz In winning, Na.saiff* may have Twarkln* if ...... 3 Brown in Providence First homo ] "I"""" * ^ ■ SOME uHREHEARSEO a □ to N 1 to O K □ lost the services of big Ai S\iro- ...... •’---- J 'HE LADS PERFORMlMS for North VER 'nC A L T A U ■ 13 ...... - Pimlo. game is scheduled Tuesday night f .** s "u'". “"T . OVOL BUSTS l»A, LIT < a n to wiec as he turned hi.* ankle early j 4 , . Ilernl.l Pii I .. THAT C u l t u r e d s c 5(0e , BY GALBRAITH Carolina is 1 Bugle call □ □ ♦I to 1 to (S O U Handsome Ralph Poison Is caught dunking the leather through T k e v 'l l f a l l UP LIKE A CAHDEL- SIDE GLANCES C i ki - ■■ in the second period and had to .irsnit. rg ...... 4 ! Rival rente, s, Negro Kay Felix, six-ten, and Herb Sherer, »ix- A S R A .A H D HOLLER- the ------2 Scope to leave the game. Thi* 1* the see-; rg the nets for two points for the Jtanchester BA's in la.st night's Amer- , PROfOE ONi T H e |T| HI to to to m t Q □ Sv™ L i. L™., ‘ tl! »•" "p * |r<^ Vsk40 VliOtO THE State" 3 Peruse ond such accident of the soa.«on. | '' ' Ig •t eight, are caught going up in the opening tap-off of last night'* Amer­ AyMtMSTER.' 8 Challenge E Sm to 7 to c Cl □ iren League opener again.st .Scranton. Other identified pUyers in the | Coach Howie H obsS 's club was FIFTH AT 4 Refuges 1 ? 1 to to N 13LJ Bill Sheekey is laid up with a T..tai.« 2fi M-2.3 or, ican League pro hAskethaJl-gamc- at the Armory, 12 Exist Smre at half time. Felix easilv con- pholo inrliKie Bill Ple.s* (No. 10) and Mel .Seeman |12) of Scranton ' Eddie------McHugh------of BristoL ------McHugh . i Midway visuora. through the second ^HIALEAH 5 Rectify E k. A 1 "r u # □ n had ankle after injuring it in hi* 2-*i Assiff Anna. j 13 Sand 6 Measures of last game with the Bowler*. trolled' the tap. The BA's won, 7S to 6.1. and Ray Felix (12l of the BA**. i* now In quarter. Buddy Ackerman, BA’s (comb, form) type 26 War god of 37 Large oven To'pick the top man from Naa- running out thg. New York Glnnla j scorer with 21, and giant Rav 14 Presage 7 Scheme of Greece 40 Censured . siflf is hard a* good team work meet the Waahington Redskin* f-^ux began finding the range of 41 Apple drink Sunday afternoon at the Polo the''iough Armory basketa, and as 15 Green chance 27 Merit and some fancy shooting by all the member* featured the game. Local Sport Herald to Feature OroiindR. The Olantii muRt boat ^ reAult the locals left tha floor vegetable 8 Loves to 28 Versifier 42 Angry 18 Waistcoat 43 Incursion Norm Burke, Bing Miller. Parciak Indians Suffer 62-46 Loss Ihe Redskin* and then whip th .'! with a 38 to 29 halftime lead. excess 29 On the New Sportfi Column 0t 17 Minister to and Bob Tedford all hit double fig­ Cleveland Browna on Dec. l4 at i W I T H FIEOENRA DM hitting 9 Prayer ending sheltered side 44 Gaelic 18 Make sad ures, while Perry and Charlie Chatter New York to gain a tie with the on one-handed jump ahota, this 10 Cleave 30 Light browns 45 Rasp starling to4lay The Herald 20 Tendenciet 35 Famous 47 Alms Biinee did mo.st of the rebound Browna in the final atandings for margin waa sliced to five point.* U Conclusions work, v DON (iOOIHVIN, former Tuft* »HI feature a new rolimin for tl,e American Conference title in in the third quarter. The smooth 22 Too 19 Short barb English school 48 Algerian *|H>rf*men entitled, "Ont of 23 Goddess of For the Collegians, who because College basketball co-captaln *nd To Meriden in CCIL Game the National Football League . . . operating forward tallied nine 21 Flower 36 Capital of seaport r)4»or* with Field and Stream." the dawn of the bad weather had to go with- American Pro Leaguer with Man- Coach Hugh Oreer'a UConna arc points, while Roy Rubin notched 24 Pace North 49 Apportion out the .serviecs of two of their cheater, is playing with Walling- tVrIften by NEA Aervlee, the 24 Heavenly 52 Feminine CtTL STANDINOS boat to Rensaclaer tonight at 8:.30 three haaketa In an effort to put 25 Weight Carolina strong men. Bob Mackey. Adam ford in the Connecticut Ba.skethail rolifmn will appear twice week­ at Store*. All home game* of the their club In the lead, but this was 1?AKe bodies appellation L. Pet. ly in The Herald. _ deduction is —— Twarking and Dave Jones were Association this aeason. . JLIConna. ara. acheduled .t<» atart at. not quite enough aa Ackerman, ALOMG 27 Bitter vetch Wlndhem .. 0 1.000 Nolliiny: i’ lil Best for Murial beat in the shooting department — 0 1.000 ;\I 5teClane will handle ithe 8:.30 . . . Manny Liebert will pro­ and Felix combined 11 tallie* to A6AHD- 28 Light touch while Bill Jesuit and Joe Kraciinas M-rlden ... 1 1” T” H * 7 10 1 VIC RF.N'/.OM of Vic's Sod,i Hall ...... 0 l.O'iO Ft. I.iitii'— (N E \|- -S'.-in 5?i,«'al had hi* he*t days at the n»hlng ionics, ,Ioe St*t*on wlh mote a pro-amateur boxing card keep the BA'a out front 55 to 50. 6 A 6 31 Small pastry did the work In getting the re­ Shop rolled a triple atrilte last ?tanch,'*tpr 1 .000 eji'c. ngaliist t'li l ip pitcher* In the Nnt'onal I.eague last write on dog* and tVarren Tueadav night at Foot Guard Hall Meanwhile, Kenny Omodwin, and TO 32 Affirmative bound.*. ^ I” I) 1 Thursday night In the Merchant'a R;-]stol 1 .000 I a -S'ltl. Page I* the *h|>otlng editor. in Hartford . , . Lincoln Down* Knight were outiumping Mel Bee- ^ ^^ <•* ••«* 6 LUG vote Herm'a Camera.* r^ n ed up In Bowling League at th» Y and Midfliftown ■Ml men are on the NE.\ *taff. man and Herb Sheerer for control 33 Palm Itaf the I.ast period to overtake Weth­ 1 .000 ?l'iti!nl bnl mi ovcr-nll season nvera'^c of .336, but against averaged 11,172 paying fan* dur­ H lM « If i 17 Howard August of Mm lai ty Illustration* will appear with ing the Fall meeting with the of both backboards. Vi/HEM >PU'P \jCfJB TP LIVE FOCEVeR 34 Befora ersfield. 73-60, It wa* a well first dI-.l*''iTl—^rluh* he hit .*V .. t-'fa;i !'•' .fan 'a t'e l ..373 each enlinnn. Brqthei* rame up with a 411 three A sm'4ll''r 7tci- d-n Hieh cu'ntct :'~n'n t 1c'n'.'a. t 'c he.st pl'c'.Ing staff In f’le leagiie. The daily wager 8823.4M. The track The Miners fought back to with­ 35 Make a » lo ii played game with both teams string total. in three points of the lead at the BY V. T. HAMLIN showing some' fancy shooting and I'm ted ?tnn’ ha-tcr H’gli .* Tnd .-ns •'■ -tdue t’n“ 'ng r'le-nn'o-:’* hciviest sliiTgIng pe'centage, .63.5, was opened in July, 1947. Percent- mistake ege of winning favorite* for the outaet of the final period, but with Just I.lke Thai fi a ball handling. Babe Carrier, Jessie to r. m-re I t hoops r'vl o\ creame (c'-ie at t'le eti'i, nse of I^oeklyn. Ht* lo've t mnrtt, .347, wa* ALLEY OOPS 37 Sharp AI. Si'KCW ir,C of Nas.«lffs S'.if- Fall meeting wa* 40 per rent . . . Sheerer and Pleas leaving the 38 rootlike part Lukas, .John Dobnitsky and Bill a ron- d".'’''rac to grob r Cf” ’ , r~n'n«f th" C"'is. Tic battel ..389 ag.aln't »o;ithpaw*, .338 I fcH'd an anldc injury la.st r.iglu onen-r for both chih.*. 0.; to 40, .Sugar Rav Robinson claims he game via six personal fouls, their IGUE96TRETiME- / I^.OF COURSE 39 Light brown k 8 !fc » » Spalding eeored well for Herm's :— iln«t s'glit-ii-nder*. (]iU’tJ« to (rPl T V efforts were in vain. Ackerman and ^ MaCHINE 15 A GCXJO I NCJT.'MY OTARS, with'Carrier's 26 points tops for in the Rcc Senior Lca(*ue a~d will last n Tht 'n th-' F iver C 'v. » wsnt* to fight Randy Ttirpln for 40 Grasps with be out Of action for several davs. In other leag-.'c t It.*, ITeJ) High's Ihe third time thla June and then Felix, both who proved very popu­ WAY TO OISPOeE OF \ OOOLA, CO I H 1 H th^ night. Steve Bellinghirl paved lar with BA rooter*, tallied aeven that witch cat...onlv^ ■*ou w ink the teeth Last 'Tuesd.iy night Billy Sheekey Warrior.* of Wert Ifi 't'o-d go; by Share from (’u!)» retire. m the way for Wethersfield, getting and eight point* respectively to OO I^ BEND rr w h e r e V TM stupid? 41 Mountain past 1i7 24 points. of the Double Strike* was injured M Oilletov-n. 0, and the i' h p- lurlt ,hj*.c!:court star, s^virhed 10 5Tnnrliestcr roared bacl^ ^ih tlie j 42 Ailing 5 T w 1 give the home team its 12 point ' YDueCNTAUaYl TIESOAY NIGHT N assiff in a game and sidelined. pcI's'-oT V.'indham cd'-d out a Iv-o-pn nt»r,* Ihrough t'le mc.*h to ,,,.,*inn and. pVilled within' Phoenix, Arlz.. Dec. 6 (;Pi-. CRAVAT I.KAPrr. 48 Free from i Ih-illTg 5.*-.53 victory over Br s- margin. In this same quarter with 55“ 4C Arms-will-be out to keep their ree- WIlKf.n . .. o-". coartcncia MANAGF,R GEORGE Milehell toi. 'i rm!- ' P 'R 'i'li' •^'•ed Salgh, baaeball’a b’at- ...... 92 79 a little over one minute playln.3 IJ 'iSf m nrd clean when they tangle with Tr*c4 ...... 109 91 294 time. Knight went into his clever 44 Haphaxard m DON .'lO/.ZI, McrJl'-n's sli~Mly ty irs'd-', Tl-r'd-n v r* .'-.Ttis- ''"'ped It to 43-36 edge. In the , tiing bantam, finally has broken Fenkk .... Herm’s Camera In the first of two tepoited last ' ^ it that Sunday s __ 91 in 99 299 dribbling art. The howling fans 50 Dry games. The Collegians will he schcdiiled he / mil game at the p - l 'tl#’r . .... H 119 lilft 81 Mohammedan i 47 w . ha ;> a* a ncv.' honed rozer. H * ' pepner the hoop and rolled in con- M. Rrhub#rt ...... 94 94 no .102 were very disappointed When the si 4^ looking for their first win when Ee.st Side B » belween the Nas- j a share of televiainn recelpta from priest rccr-r'.e ret .•.'loot ng fnd one vin«'p- fashion to win. Miners refii.sed to give chase. But i flv-v fare the Cypre.*.* Arms in the .siff Arms ■d Philadelphia Co'- Total* . . . . . 4.S9 479 .132 14.')9 who could blame the Pennsylvan­ 53 Mineral rock {9 fl 51 4J night-cap. ored Giant* has been eanrell"d. '(•'Mt fl ^ Ii.'iT'l to**e.* hi'pt tlv- loc.i's at b.'’ .v. TITD M.ARGIN of victory'^ \4'a* other ball parka. Tfifim Sm. 2 t.1 .larr. F ai'cll end Bob Biiirdi .‘-h It reiluced on the field of the I'oiirt The gritty president of the St. Rurke , . , .... 91 94 lOfl 291 ians as the Hartford wizard has 54 Small iiland Tliere will be no game Sunday at -I. Miirphx .. . !(V. no 9r> 110 made many a good player' look 55 54 th ' I". I an'* into an e.-irly l-'.nd ns both chibs tallied 18 foul i T,*iiiia Cardinals, unswerving In his VBrf'tia ... 55 Fence openini *• the Rec. M'-rlih-n lO .... 9a 99 107 291 mighty silly. •rm mad at him, mother! Tell him you’ll call ma and 54 Column Ih-y s-o'Td nn t'lfl end of fart to.-.ao.s. Marrh Aithen was hottl-d i visiting club be Kroll ...... 97 tftO 101 100 iT - A S» T'.niAffffuttt. f ...... 1 2 hr-nPs. It w.n'-n't lon,g. iin metty veil by Beebe and .-uc-: Adamy ... 127 99 no . 14.1 Flegenbaum captured scoring makt it sound Ilk# I'm furious—^ don’t hang up! ST Forest Sports Mirror SIIER SIOORIIOt’ SE rolled a .'••mlrviel;; f , , . o honors for the evening netting 25 4 h-'y e tl-- P,"d Totfilfi __ It* creature .3.53 triple last night I'l Cl'enev r i' Ml **v •' ...... eaii.-ht f re c-eded in .scoring only a pn'r of ■ ^001" vc.stordav when he ... 499 fiOO A21 1527 on hi* ten basketa, and five for • 'uj I’i.MchRm. r ..., ...... ;I rn'-l c'.'t in’ o th- B^ EDGAR MARTIN TODAY A YEAR AGO Bill Brctheie Auxiliary S'’ '" lead a* D r!: -oh’ * ami tw,c» a* many - foul*. 1 ,,, *g,rement with the nine at the foul line. Pleas and BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Welcome ■'^•*"^18 f C nn'ng.'ir.m'a roboimd'ng and Tmm Just In Time Cr>ok WHS nnrrted coarh of the New a former >fprrheater H *Th enci r ...... • 0 ’3 .-! di gnin-red seven of hi* point* Chicago Cubs whereby SI. I,oul* N«. 1 4 4)---' Rubin chipped in with 12. and 11 CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES torr.i's po nf pvoiiurtton nvereair.e from the line whil- Jim Morinrty K DIHi...... 112 91 101 104 York Rangera, succeeding N e il' "cmi-pro rage star. rrntiUnf'. L' ...... •> v.'lll share in the television money Kl€ln»( hmMt ...... 97 97 109 297 respectively. . . K'VO .TOLVtS ...... 0 th- l-'i'l r-Ti- 111'' end of the first / my ORDERS' J v o o b TiTlYSt OO »50U». Colville who resigned. -----;—' c •...... and Roy McGuire were the other for each game they play at Chi­ Btipi»r»r*nt ... . 9.9 mi 9ft 294 ACKERMAN WITH 21, and ^AAUIZA! W: IV4‘- C O M l . .Mozi.i c ...... '...... lo p.rriol. M-r den led 16-14 at the Bunrf ..., ... Ill 99 HELP* ^ WERE TO ^ vretb .062 y o o ’VL t A 5^ FIA'E Y'E.ARS AtiO—Notre Dame BOWLING LEAGI E manag r* /pf'ir. s ...... 0 .-corera. Jlmmv Roach failed to cago's W rigley Flal’d. *4 .109 Felix with 19, pared the BA’a who A k e y » close o.' I lie sersion. Incek into the column* and w.n* n«i>f*ton ... 119 127 99 1.19 ^hooT/Si r ! s o u « handed Fouthern CalKornia its first please note. Effective today, un- have without a doubt the best 4FIE5! J p p r II6 HT Tr-ffriff ...... 1 ■"H". ITD'TE F'OP.CF.S mam-, coveicd well by t'be defenders:----- I-L i d ipn ' t defent of the aeason, .38-7. le.** scores of all matches are rc- Tot4l* ...... j. . ... »2t M5 491 15.12 team ever to represent Manchester TEN 3'EAR» AGO Harold reived not later than 8:30 the Manrhn'trr ! tf*i tr ned it* ■once in the second stnn- Manehester's Ja,vvees almn.1 47A 1441 tucket' and next Friday night ther B ID D Y ACKERMAN, high Ait!;r»i. •• ...... 3 Buck’s va. Wspplng, 8:.30 Y. . ford to accept five year coaching Mohsrdt. r ...... 0 I teamed for a t’ni» to try and stall Uuhnchka'a Owls In the Hopkins .*am^ two clubs will meet at th job at Temple Univeraity. I-''ore- for th» R\'« l**t nigh* at 5'artril. f ...... the Me:id-n a’.facU. Beebe was sticct gvm at 8:30. A trip to East Tue*4lay, ,t)cc. • ■ ANNOUNCE HKI DATE Armory. Playing Wache* Emi' ...... ^ ] 'the Armory Jn the American Mor'. .i ty. f ...... ‘fi ! ".-per’.nliy aucc's.sful from around Uartford n"xt Friday and a vis l Nassiff* vs. Kirm's, 7 Rec. Ssllabury, Dec. O (jp The Sal­ Calveriey and Earl Shannon of th - I Len-Ue game with Scranton, re- Crouln. f ...... 1 2 j th« foul I.*n- And his efforts a ;- NBA AT A GLANCE Rt*a-h. t ...... 0 at \\ .ndhe.m a week later rnundi Collecirtn* V*. Arm.-. 8:30 - Rec. isbury Winter Sports Association Rhode island entry boasts of 1 c"rtly h.sd all his te-th remov"d. _ counted fm' the 31-23 intermission nut the local road schedule before High at Hanford High. announced toda^ that the Con­ formidable array that Include.- He’s s product of Long Island Totals ...... Friday’* Result j ...... 14 41 I."core. 1 Chriiltmas. I Friilny, Dec. 12 necticut Stfte Ski Jumping‘rhamp- Colby Gunther who posaesaea a fine Indianapolis 84, Fort Wayne ' University. ionshlp would be held here Sunday 1 ! BA'a V*. Pawtucket, 8:,30 — hook ahot. Ed Bartel*. Moe Ma­ aftarnoon. January 4, on the John honey, and Tom Laverte. These I'Armory. Satre Memorial Hill. I Murpliv'a V*. Newington, 7 — players are no strangers to Man­ BY AL VERMEER Dtoapp^ting News!______BY LANK LEONARD Veeck Boasts About Players, ' Rec. chester fan*. No Cause For Alarm MICKEY FINN OUT OF DOORS with West Palm Beach, Fla. Willie PRISCILLA’S POP I Double .Strike* vr. Frankie's, Pep, 127. Hartford. Conn, out- Al'XILIAHr I.EAGl'E riuT DON’T VDU, ^ToticHf M Br»Y*«a, «r$ sure that''' MR.6I6GLEMEIMER S:.30 -Rec. r . VDLl KNOW th e T v PE^. ^ FOLKS WORRY! ^HUMMlJONCt IS MCANAM. SHERIFF i pointed Jorge Sanchez 130, Ha- SOC/Hil CUMBB/?SJ, conuNLY nmrr Au Sm MMKMN9I m.&GMUSmO. Then Goes Out and Sells ’Emi High at East Hartford. ' vans, 10. tallp^r# M> f THEY'D NEVER • n t t a m H M ym uFiiP A place m r -AN9 WONT BE SACK Kii'Inski ...... U(» 99 WELL, ALW AYS t r y i n g TO mmteanytmc mcmrcADP ...... 102 97 I ELBOW IN WITH THE ^ ©OTHER Y 3U ! ------/ nERINM6F«M! Kofi ...... TO TELL MKMEMtA New York— (NEA) 'During the I.ans' ...... 107 120 h i g h e r -t y p e p e o p l e ! ‘ TNATlBWNBtEHEmS CWISTMAS! TUE TRUTH, World Series. Bill Veeck' was say­ the majors from a Triple A league become an immortal. A* a eentev! Lapp^n ...... 100 W 60M41»44IORNM»! \vi!h a hlg.-jcr build-up than that THEY'RE /, I ing that the Browns would be re- flelde.;-. he was de*c. ibed a* a com- 1 Totals ...... II* 411 37*120.'. tr'i P' A 5 'T \ !iI By W.ABBEN PAGE " j built around Bob Nieman, Owen given .Groth, pcsitc of T.-la Speaker. Joe Di- Jontes Learned Lessons nrlll rrefifi.fi i#> SNOBBISH rUrff ------11.1 3# 95 so: Shooting Editor I Friend and J. W. Porter, Groth led the Inlernatlon.il Maggio, Edd Rouali and Terry j . 9S. *9 78 27. Friend of mine came galloping Mooig. Aa a hllter. he wa* reputed Alrock "Name me. a better right-hand Lea.giie in five b.itting depar!'3icn‘,s. MfCar*hy ...... 119 lOfi U7 341. In the other evening, all of a lather to be a romllnation of Rogers' Miller ...... fill 39 M 2^1 . batting left- fielder than Nieman," and when he waa graduated to to borrow a shotgun. Since I knew the American It wa* written that Horn-bv and Napoleon Lcjqte. I W ell as Sparring Mate, , aald, Sport Shirt Ve*ek. Totala ...... ~G« "»2 374 114: him to be a careful cuss I said the Chicago lad waa a cinch to The late Wish Eagan, the ^fam-' sure, anything he wanted except "Friend filled out. in. the Army. mi* scout who signed him. confi­ tirltidera (It my pets.^Which is a polite w'ay o f. : He went I'n a kid. caipe out a man. dently predicted that Groth would PfUrraon ...... in 114 99 324 "Porter L* one of the.finest young Upsets Favored Bratton Roxman ...... 94 97 94 37'' •«a>lifg that the lending gun ia that be a world beater...... 95 131 137 353 ' hitting prospects in the- ihejors." Mrtorhf'U.*^ heat-up, old amokepole on the end "He has air the reqiilalte* you I D»nro|t^» ,...... 140 104 105 34; Now Nieman. Friend and Porter of the rack. » Irish tJp look for in a great player," he said. N«w York, 'Dec. 6 Almoat nioM at wHI but he took Brattona «w.l have gone to the Tigers for John’ TMala no 419 4J9 ISC. He picked it ftp. crooked hia “ Kverythlnp In M* favor; He ha» ; Ralph iTiireri Jone* Sunday punchex without fllnchint I Mon k^r (It rl’ hf arm, and puahed the butt- ny Groth. Double No Hit Trucks youth, ftower, speed. An exceptional Iw'orked worked as sa sparringaparring partner for *nd traded anv time the favorite I MrlfiKtiphUn . - 9ft 119 119 r * BY M. C. BLOSSER and Hal White. ----- I Ka'rl«rT ...... 9.1 99 94 2* BY LESLIE t u r n e r He’s Slipping 'AI plate hack Into the bend of the throw'ing arm." | Johnny Bratton. He learned hi* ,*o desl(;rd. And Bratton chose to r.r AKGunptiint PRECKL*!'^ AND Miehtrr ...... IftO 99 127 CAPl AIN EASY elbow and curled hia forefinger j NO TIE VEECK apparently con- 1 Groth has aucfi a fine judge a s ' Today he held an fight and tiug. too, So it waa a yilulln ...... 119 90 105 ill Bur, LARD. YOU CANT LET ^ around the trigger. See, Bays he. -T" Anyway, u a # o r t a T w T 1 vinced Charley Oehringer. . Paul .Richard*. uJio-msiutged w e r the former NBA ;-iht-(irer '*If the way that the small ^AHCAIRICAW'T LEAVE \ WHY. CERTAINLY. V^eu-.W e u .! Better w a ik pact , 6 e e VAHZ, US DOWN This WAY ? she's juat perfect for me: and after Totals ...... *199 I 99 444 134! Me.WL'S0N.?SPlENPlP,EA5V! HOW 60011 CMi APPROACHW tic HOSPITAL THE meat MARKET Wfliw HILDA'I ] Groth is- the key tnan. U the cen- ' in Buffalo, completely aoJd. ^welterweight king and was in line emw-d of 3,614 (grosa gate 310- MV RbOW.EUHl VOO s e e ) £LL BE RIC3HT HERE COMES cozening me out of a box of ahOJ he disappeared into the night. - YOU— ECOUWOREL# LOCKER. Wnu promise. Trader Veeck got all the pitch, yet he'a aflll likely to hit flRATrON COUIsDN T hold thf through. Mor« fgnx fnjoj'ed thf ...... 105 99 113 *3: HERE AT MY ^ — JITTERY FEET! it FO R .W HAVE Now hia old method of rherk- beat of It. (he ball over the right field fence. Tiger last night. The 4 to 1 And ; ^|.^p nation*! televialon Tjlf'e __ ...... 13: 99 114 »•- ^NICKEP VOU.CHI TEAM/ ty lE Y .«lllllll ...... 10.1 104 123 333 HOTEL... WRECK AS HE Ing a gunatrtek for length may There la etill some pitching left | a.fisertfd the present White Box ' ! There were no knockdown* but _ • ^ . vhM I K m o l M i t f ^K lc im ^ s Y A n a n n >. Donnelly , ...... 9.4 104 31t P1L0TE THE have virtue. It I* perfectl.v true , In Virgil Trucks but Hal White, 1 manager. "He ha* power to all bratlon was cut on the right eye­ HELICOPTER that much o f the Arne, if your field*. I romped off with an Impreadve. lid. Total* ...... 443 IS 4ft> 1337 also 33, la just a fair relief pitcher, i Hark«aw» ewallewlag .aay ml them. of it In four year*, and the Detroit HTUKDV, MUMIUI.AR and w ell, Take Your Vacation t r u c k c q m w ' R r PUU.OPR TTM' One gtia 1^ a' fani4Nn Aoserlcaa an Oakland, Calif., post ^o "na­ brass decided It waa time for a M7K O'TH'STRRRT8T \ only how long the stock la You've conditioned . at 154 pounds Jones i WHAT YA plant took the emalleat dime OK; tional chanplonahipa in 1949 and phsmge. fought an almost perfect fight StjPP05SP A S P4AJC AS- YA CAN _ got to handle and cheek the gun, AN' WAIT Tiu. i r ' y aaotker by the same maaufactafer '50. against th* 148*. pound Johnny. TPO? wtter yet, shoot it, before yoii ‘THE qU E S n O N teems to be bave any idea a* to how it* stock panned four of the (Hmce, ethMag HCHOI.A8T1C BABKETBALL He moved In close, with his left w’here to play Porter. He started shape win suit you. oaly an the largent. Hall (West Hartford) 45, Middle- arm high, so Bratton wouldnY as a catcher. They tried to make a AT OUR EXPENSE! The old business about using 84) as choke-testers th* d^mes town 40 have. any rm to ggt off his right ■ fno4lerateIy worn dime as a teat were worth about what they are in center fielder out of him last year. Meriden 62, Manchester 46 hand bomb*. He fought oULof a for choke in a 12-g*uge gun 1* h a store these days. The. real pr; ■umabjy, a full choke or 70 per holes on ai patterning sheet—Jus: Iver, you wonder, who will play the BJaat against , the West in the Stafford 53. Ellsworth (South speed merchant to the h.'dy ai-d **"t gun will noj accept a dime aa the real proof of a shotgun’* fit canter field lor Detroit ahould Bhtine. Game,- for .Crippled Chil­ Windsor) 32 head with left hook* and short Sec Classified paqe Dmough the chok* eanstriction- i* in shooting it. Porter stumble. dren at San' Franclaco’a -Kesar Wethersfield 72. Glastonbury S3 i rights. £ just put the micrometer on . (Distributed by NEA Barvieel . |8Ugbty few playera came Into BUdium. Dec. JIT. 'UNEA). Rockville 73, Newington 84 Not only did he belt Bratton al- V- ■■ ■! \ .rT-' I ■ . . . . v ' v ^.uC^ V ' *?|^ • > fv,>, - - V-l- I •>! _ ■ '■"' ' t : ■ ■ , I'',. ■ • 'q-, ‘^■y .., T ■. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, m AJ^CHESTEE,'CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, . 1962 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAYj DECEMBER. 6, 1952 PAGE TEN Household Goods 61 Hoosm for Sslo 72 Legal Notice Help Wanted— PeHi*Ie “ S5 Dogs— Birds— Petr— ^ Bnilding MaterUls 47 Wesriag Apparel— for Sals 71 Ellington . Notice ^’Household Senricea AT A COURT OP PROBATE bald Auto Accident Aatdinobiica lor Salt 4 Automobiles for Sale 4 HARMINK Fur coat, In good con-' ^ __ A t a meeting held by tlM Town Offered 18-A WOMAN WITH Sales ability. CANARIES—Guaranteed , aingeiv. Diamonds— Watches— St -Vanchutrr. within and tor th* MAPLE Breakfest aet, made by ', MANCHESTER [ District of Manchester, on Ih* tth Planning Omnmlaat^ 'it Maachee- 1950; FORD Guaiom deluxe tudor. Steady Income pleasant work. Also females.' Will hold untl^ NO d o w n 'PAYMENT WEAVI.NG Of bums, nwth holes Jewelry 48 Hale.” *40. 61 Jarvis Road. Ptoii r’-mi*' OTOICfi LOCATION cay of December. 1*63. __ Proves Fatal ter, Connecticut, Deqember 1, Classified Radio, heater. In excellent condi­ Chance, for advancement. Write Christmas. Phone 2-0426. - . Prewnl,' JOHN J. WALLETT, Kelley Totes Ammunition in d tom clothing hosiery runs, W* vriwU Ilka to hava you aea EAST SIDE WEST SIDE 1952, following a public hearing. ON THE tion. See thia one at only SL295.^ , Box A, Herald. LEONARD W. YOST. Je»'eler, re­ Judge. * Douglas Motors 333 Main atreet. handbs^s repa'red. tipper re- thia splNMUd eight room single Batete of David Ritchie, late of Man­ It was voted to adopt the'falihwlng pairs,, aajuata watches expertly. Machinery and Tools 82 Wasted—To Boy 58 OR NORTH END chester, In Mid Dialrlat. deceaaed. — FOLLOWING CARS ' plscemenU umbtellst repaired, BILLING CLERK and stenograph- PUG PUPPIES. Call Glaatonbury Reasonable prlcei. Open daily. home located hiat off Porter The executrix having exhibited her During ^Exercise Frosty^ George -Dayidson Dies amendments to the "Zoning Itefu* 1941 CHEVROLET - club coupe, l-i. Mvertiscments men's shirt collars reversed (Snd ‘ er. 40 boiir week. Apply Maiiches- 3-7136. Thursday evenings. 129 _ Spruce USKD TRACTORS, farm equip- , THIS W EEK Only. SOc for old strelie in the very excellent What location do your pre- admtclatratlon account with aalc' aa- lations for the Town of Manchas- 1*4* Plymouth Special Deluxe radio, heater, in excellent condi­ replaced. Msrlo«-s'Little Mending Hfdlywood aecUon'. ^One of the talt to thia Court for allowanca. It ia In Hospital, Town's ter, Oprtn.,'.’ as amended and - to • .ter Pipe’and Supply, Manchester. atreet. Phone 2-4387. •' ment, snow plows, cement mix­ gaJvanizad tanka. Claan your fa r ? . I hava Cap* Coda ORDERED: That the tth day of CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1-door aedan. tion. Original Jet black hnlah. Shop. • ______2-4S63. ers; garden tractors with equip­ houM and gat>paid. , We buy better built type home about with six fiaish*d room* in January. 1*63. at ten o'clock, forenoon, Ellington, Dec. 6—(Special)— Fourth' Traffic Victim make zone changes, as follows: DEPT. HOURS l*4k Chevrolet Fleetmaater- Club Hurry to Doug's. Douglas Motors, Poaltry bimI Supplies 43 ment, bulldozer* in stock at all . papera, bqga, roetaki, batteriea. 26 years old navdng a stone sithmr location. AU good at tha Probate Office in the Municipal Winter weather added to the real­ Amend ARTICLE H. SECTION 333 .Malm Fuel and Feed 49-A flrs|riace. .oil hot watsr brat, homes with all convan- Building in aald Mancbaater, be and II. RESIDENCE ZONE AA. ,hy 8:15 A. M.^o 4:.10 P. M. coupe. BRQa D BREASTED Bronae tuV- time*. Term* Dublin TYactor Co., Pleaae call Sr4M . tha aame ia aaaigned (or a hearing on ism of "Exerclae Frosty,” a racent Roofing—Siding 18 WOMAN FOR cleaning, vicinity and all tha extras that go wltll Geof-ge W. Davidson, 69. of 178 adding the following. aentenoe Co 1*41 Ford * club Coupe. 1948 PONTIAC streamliner sedan- keyi. freth frozen, ready anytime. North Windham Road, .Williman­ lances. the allowance of aald admlnlatrallon Army field maneuver in Austria Spruce street, tgho received head West Side. Call 2r4858. WOOD, stove or fireplace lengths. HIGHEST PRICES paid for raga. changing a houae Into a home. account with Mid eatate and thia paragraph 3. 1*40 Ford *—aedan. ette. Hydrairatic, lustrous green. WE SPECIAUZE In roofing and 8 to 25 pound.'. Schaub’a--’:^rkey tic 3-3217. , injuries and multiple fractilrea late COPY CLOSING TIME Delivered’*tb per cord. Phone eerdp iron and etber metal. Now Priced under 818.000. C i^ Call ms for further Infor- ■> Court dlracla that notica of the time which Included Pfc. Lionel B. Kel­ Nursery Schools shall be . si)h- 1*39 Plymouth 4-door aedan. A beautiful, one owner car. One siding. Highest Quality ma- PART TIME Bookkeeper with Farm, 188 HUlaton-n Road. Willimantic 3-3217 apytlroe. for an . appointme We’l mafkia and appointmant to and ptaca aaaigaed tor adid hearing ba Tuesday afternoon on NSpruce ject to the provisions of. ARTICLE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. teiisls. Workmanship guaran­ la til* tima to acU for Xmaa given to all persona known to be In- ley, con of James J. Kelley of thia 1937 Dod*e*4-door aedan. you would be proud to own. For typing experience for small office. Musical Instruments S3 be pleasedI to show V so*. teraited therein to appear and be heard community. ' - atreet when he was struck by a IV, SECmON X, except those con­ MON. THRU FRl. ,^Ule beat in values buy at Center teed; A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn . immay. Call Oatrinsky BS79. pick-up truck driven by Frank J. 1937 Ford * 2-door aedan. ; Call 2-2206. thereon by publlahirg a copy of thia Bed Weather Prevalle ducted in a church, a municipally 10:S0 A. M. M otor Sales, 461 Main street.* street. Phone 4880. Articles for Ssle , '45 Garden— Farm— TRUMPETS,, Clarinet*, trombones, Also other listings avail­ order In aome newspaptr having a clr- Schuster of 85 Henry strrat, died 1937 Pontiac 4-door aedan. , V ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, able. rulatlon tn aalc' DIatrict. at least five Marked throughout by frequent owned buildirtg, ot in a building WANTED—To'uiig lady for cleri­ Dairy Products 50 saxophones, guitar*. lAfgest days before the day of Said bearing, and rain, cleet and snow, the exerclae late last night at the Hartford SATURDAY 9 A. M. FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that CARPET REMNANTS. 98c and W ANTED TO Buy—Uaed portaW* Hospital. used prlmsrlly for public recrea­ cal work. Bookkeeping and typ­ Bclectlon of Inatrumenta in town. Realtor by mailing in a registered letter on or gave . Austrian-baaed American ’ Auto Accesaorles—^Ttrea stay on in any kind of storm, and up,. Manchester Carpet Center, U. S. No. 1 POTATOES. Bryan Royal typewriUr. OaU 2-2531 Davidson’s'-d ea th makes the tion or education which are per- ' ing essential. Mancha'ter 'Hous­ All acce'sorle* Expert repairing. " I- I I 875 Main St. Est. 1921 ALICE CLAMPET before December 10, 1*63. a copy 6f aoMlera'field training in the actual lODR COOPBRATION WTIX SOLIMENE, INC. gutters, conductors and roof re­ 308 Main sttreet. Phone 2-4343. Bros., 179 Tolland Turnpike, Man­ this order to Mary Ritchie. Frye,-134 fourth traffic fatality in town since mitted uses in any aone. Dodjfe and Plymouth Cans WINTER TIRES— Pennsylvania ing Authority, 80 Waddell Road. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut 5336. Phone Office 5440 Chestnut atreet, Everett. Mass. terrain they are guarding. Amend ARTICLE IV, GEN­ BE APPRECIATED Cleat, Goodyear Suburbanite and pairs, Call Coughllr 7707. chester. Cenn. Roosts wlthoat Board REALTOR ’ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Oct. 17. A technical charge of Dodjfp .lol) Rated Trucks -ROYAL AND Smith-Oomna port­ U. S. Army units took the roles reckleaa driving wSa lodged against ERAL PROVISIONS, by adding 2 In 1 recaps. Auto Lite, Penn­ APPUCATIONS Being taken for both aggressor and defending the following section thereto ,aa MANCHP-STTR — ftooflng aS able and atandard typewritera. —.AT THE CENTER. Plaaaaat, clean Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 Phone 9-4543 Schuster after the accident, and D IA L 5121 631 Center St. .Phone .MOl sylvania and Bowers batteries. hpuaewives to work 2-3 hours SOPRANI ACCORDION, new, 120 torcae. In th* problem, which was SECrriON X: Siding Co. Also all types o* paint­ All makba of adding machines Household Goods 51 room. Twin bad*. For gentleman. It'* fun to "tmeke-tfreom/* the case had been continued from A SAFE PLACE TO BUY Free road service. Terms on ' all ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ evenings Must have car, phone. aold or ranted Repalra on all base. Phone 2-9812. conducted In the Salxkammergut SECTION X." NURJ8ERY products The Budget Center, 91 No experience neceaaary, we > Also tingle. 16 Wadaworth atreet C o l u n t b i a 'Molt BRyono con, day to day In Town Court pending USED CARS teed w'irk. Phone 2-8033 for free makes. Varlow’a. AN HONEST PERSON MANCHESTER—Five years old MANCHESTER — Vsliw plug. Tie mountains. the outcome of Mr. Davidson's in­ SCHOCJLS. Center street. ti^ln you. Write Box B; Herald. •ut tki pipo yoN forgot estimates. * WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING STEINWAY * son* Vertical, ' NEWLT DECORATED, beautl- Cape Cod, fireplace, Rusco com­ a big fat Cbriatmas ribbon around Observers at the operation In­ juries. 1. As used tn these regulations, Irost and Found McCLURE A CTO- We will pay .50% OFF on famoua maka & t- THATS WHAT I WANT ona of tbaae and b* happy. 6-6 cluded Fred Korth, assistant Sec­ CoR'f pleoso your bo*t mon! the term “nursery school” shall TWO a.50 X 15 tires__and tube.* YOUNG LADY wanted for gener- beautiful Early American design, : fully funylahed room* for two or bination storm windows throuflh- Smith Elected Born in Manchester. Mr. David­ ltr»fn, initliilert you Inore for your Rood uaed car GREAT EASTERN Roofing and teriea. Written guarantee!. 81.00 TO TAKE OVER duplex, ataam furnacas, oil. In- retary of tha Army for manpow­ I have the meaning commonly and U )ST—KEY Cmif Phone 2-1614, or 47 Cottage street al office work. Good working edn- only 40” high, serial No. 325319, three. OompKte light houaekeep- out. OH heat, recreation room in son had been a lifelong resident of of thf Centfr. toward.a a new Hiidaon, Waap. Construction Co Applicators of down, *1.00 weekly. Calto Serv­ UNPAID BALANCE * aulatad, nice condition. Vary cen­ er and resarv* forces, and Lt. Gen. usually given to the term, and VirinltV after 4 p. m. dltiona. Apply Manchester Modw, aporqx. 4 years old. immaculate c ing facUlUaa, available. Central. cellar with refrigarator and piano Vice President this town and had been employed Finder plener phone 3224. Pacemaker or Hornet. We will Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed icenter TeL 4164, 4165, or 2-0980. MONTHLY PAYMENTS fenced back yard. Near achool and trally located. Four room singla, Chartaa L. Bolt*, commanding criticiams he levelled at the Tru­ at Cheney Brothers until he re­ shall Include, without limiting the not be out traded. McClure Auto, Inc., ^ n « atreet. — =- condition. Save *500 from new Reaaonably priced. Children ac. general of the U. 8. SevdnUi roofs, and aiding. Llfe-ttme alum­ *21.63 cost Also Lester Betsy Ross busr'Muft aell quickly,' $11,400. not in tract. All conveniences. man adminlatratton in a aerie* of tired a tew years ago. generality of the foregoing defini­ LOST— L*r(te Germnn police doir. 373 Main atreet. Tel. 2-9442. Open BOLTON —- Budding e t^ e ' and NEW FURNITURE AND eeptabla. Mrs. Dorsey,' 14 Arch, Army. , NOW inum clapboard and-combination WANTED—Experienced waitress spinet, returned from 3 month Cariton W. Hutchlna 2-6132 or Recreation room, 172' frontage. State Growers apeechea in various sections of the He leave! a brother. Charlea J. tion, "play schools” , so-called and ^Nlick «nd Un r.-e»rlnp rhsin col- flaglttone. Bolton Notch Quarry. APPLIANCES second floor. Kelley Bore AnemuRltlon eveninga. storm windows and screens. For for pari time work. Apply in per­ 6231. Full price 98,400. Five room Cape country prior to the national po­ Davidson of Manchester; one ais- pre-kindergarten schools”, ao- i«r. La*t »een' In vicinity of Phone 2-0617 Rtanley Patnode. which la" now In storage— rental, reduced, liberal term.*. Kelley, an ammunition bearer In called. BY POPULAR REQUEST free estimates call 8271. Evenings son. Cavey's, East Center atreet. GO'S Piano Co., 317 Asylum A T THE CENTER—Clean, com­ Cod, b*autiful throughout. Priced litical ednventtona. ter. Mrs. Pauline Smith of Avon; Gilead. Reward. Phone WlUlman- 19.M FORD. Fordor. radio, heater originally -sold to a young couple Columbia. Dec. 6— (Special)— the 350th Infantry Regiment’s and several niece* and nephews. 2. The Zoning Board of Appeals 8103. Al'oen y Undsay, Oimer. street, Hartford; -Tel. 5-6696. fortable room In quiet home. 20 MANCHESTER — Rolling Park, right at *13.800. Six room co­ MacArthur said In Korea "the and overdrive. Low mileage. Can CINCO ALL Aluminum combina­ but unfortunately are not getting Edward -A. Smith of thia commun­ Company B, has been in Austria Funeral aervlce*, In charge of may, after a public hearing, grant tlc 3-«46«. Open Monday and Thursday p. m. _ Wadaworth atreet. yaar old Cape Cod. Four down, lonial,. Manchester Greeen. A indecision of our leaders commit­ be aeen at 23 Holl atreet. Phone Winter tires 1-2 price sale. CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ tion windowa No painting, no married two partially complete up, base­ sine# July 1950. He entered the ted us to this terrible blood the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, an exception for nursery schools Help Wanted— Male 88 changing, no atoring Free esti­ quality house. Load* of extra*. ity wka elected Tolland County Army in March o f that year. l o s t — Man'a Hamilton wtlet 3739. tion. Guaranteed roofi and siding. BEDROOM SUITE until Chriatma*. FURNISHED Room for rent near ment, combination atorma and tribute exacted by . . . stalemated 1'75 Center atreet. will be held at in Residence Zones su bj^ ta the watch, In vicinity of Bidwell Buy one regular price, get one mate given no ^obligation. Call Many m&rc listings from *8,900 •erice president of the State Pomo- Oe*-Trtp Paatenger Run Aluminum storm windows and LIVING ROOM SUITE PIANO Accordion, practically Main atreet. Gentleman preferred. acreana, tile bath, colored fixture*, up. The Fllswonth Mitten Agency, attrition.” \ a time to be announced. following conditions; atreet. Finder call Coventry 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Air beau­ William: Tunaky 2-9095. 5-PC. DINETTE SET logical Society during closing aea- Many years ago paaeenger trains 1-2 price. Casing plus tax. gutters. All men protected by in­ PARTS MAN FOR STORE new. Used very little. Reasonable, 9 Hazel street. 2-2170. ahed dormer, fireplace,- automatic Realtore. 6930. A weak and vacillating foreign (a) No nursery school shall be 7-«90«. Reward. tiful tutone. Fully equipped, surance. Three years to pay. Free ’PHU-CO” ELECTRIC REF. siona of the group’s 62nd annual were tak*n o f f o f th* spur line WOOD LATHE, 10” awing. Never hot water oil heat. Other extras. policy, MacArthur added, ia los­ conducted within 2000 feet o f an­ powerglide. Aa good aa new. See estimates. Call 7180. Alfred ■ Inauranca "BENGAL” COMB. RANGE Phone 2-5155. ROOMS BY the week or the night. meeting at Hartford yesterday. from Rockville to Ellington and other nursery school. LBST—Rubber baeketball at Bob Oliver, Center Motor Salea, ' BATTERIES 50^ OFF been used. Also Combination belt Immediate, occupsney. *12,500. SIX ROOM Single, combination Norman H. Barnes, Sr., of W al­ ing th* U. S. friends and "forcing fchare^t Owner. "NORGE” WASHER Gentleman preferred. Phone only freight was continuad. To­ (b) No advertising or signs shall Bowera School, Wedneaday. .Call • Vacation "V-ith Pay and dl-T aander. Call 7147 after 6, Call owner 6011. storm asah, oil heat, automatic lingford, was elected president. morrow the older resident! will u* into Isolatloniam Just aa surely About Town 461 Main atreet. ’’HOOVER ’ v a c u u m Wearing Apparel-fFura 57 2-2494. 17 Spruce atreet. hot water, amealte drive, conven­ aa though we set put deliberately be maintained on the pramlaaa t J-262S. "EMERSON” TELEVISION The society also voted to back tha hear the paaeenger train come in Sick Leava BRAND NEW IT ’ Emerson ■ tele­ PRICE REDUCED —Faaclnatlng ient to schools and transporta­ to sever our foreign contacts.” The Magllanese Society will hold where such nursery school la be­ 1949, 1950. 1951 AUlomoblles, as ’ SERVICENTER, Roofing 18-A Sealy mattress and box spring, ROOM FOR Rent near Center. Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ lhat Will bring tha members of the LOST—PASS BOOK No. 47811. little as 19.90 weekly. Lowest vision *169. Tax and warranty S ro6m Cape Cod with attached tion. imone 2-1272. The general’s speech marked the elecUon of officers at iU regular ing conducted, or be attached to Time and one-half for over Mohawk rugs, Inlaid, lamps, tables, MUSKRAT Fur coat, sire 16. Heat and hot water. Gentleman ment Station plea fervatate funds Connecticut valley (Jbapter, Na­ Notice is hereby given that Pass flnance rates. Possible your car 436 Center St. Phone 2-0980 RClOFIN'I— Specialising in repair Included. Can arrange term* to garage, screened porch, nicely for a modern laboratory building tional Railway Historical Society, closing o f the NAM'a S7th annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at or painted on the building In 40 hours dishes, pots snd pans. Worn only once Phone 2-1801. preferred. 87 Foater street. Phone 2:30 at the Itallan-AmeriCan Club Book No. 47811, iasued by The down. Douglss Motors, 333 Main. ing roofs of all klnda. Also new suit. Call 2-0980. landscaped lot. Good location. Im­ FI'VE ROOM Mngla, 22 foot living to replace tome of the older struc­ which la making an Inapcctlon o f congress o f American Industry. He which such school is being con­ PHONE ME IMMEDIA^TELT 5331. maculate condition. Truly a home room with knotty pine paneling, on Eldridge street President ducted. Sai’lngs Bank of Manchester has roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys 46 Hour Work Week HARTFORD 6-0358 tures at the station. the vkrioua braiich linee In the used the occasion to describe in- been,, lost and application has CONVERTIBLE ~ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 GIRL'S WHITE Chicago roller to be proud Of. Warren HowUnd fireplace, callnet kitchen, three Plan Community Stag Hartford area that day. duetry ae a defense bulwark,' to Julius Dubaldo requests that all (c) No playground equipment cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex­ AFTER 7 P. M. 48-4890 _ VnCEBY Furr.lahed maple room members attend this Important been made to said bank for pay^ SPECIALS perience. Free eetimatea— Call Apply in Person skate*, size Used only once next to bath. Couple or gentle- Realty. Phone 8600 anytime. large bedroom*, storm windows The annual community outfloor Instead of being an old time en criticise 6dmlnletratlon\ fiscal or othar equipment used in con­ JUNIOR 24 " boy’s bike. Can be SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT and acreene, oil hot water heat. meeting. , Refreshments will be nection with such school shall be ment of the amount of deposit. ACeh Sunday. 23 Hartland Road. Howler. Mem heater S.161. Csll 2-3032. If voti hsve no means of transpor­ man. Kitchen privrllegea. Garige carol singing program will again gine drawing the .coachee it will policy, and to declare that the Illneaa forcas sals, *10,800. Carl­ be held thia year at the Green, ba one of the New Haven Road’s capitalist system itiuat be guarded served. maintained on the front yard of Buy out of season and save! $ . tation I’ll send my auto for you. available, 2-3506. 20 SCHIEBEL .BROTHERS ATTENTION LADIES! Slip ton W. Hutchlna. 2-S1S2 or 6231. Dec. 20 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tha the premlsea where suffit school Is No obllffatlon! 127 PORTER STREET new aelf-propelled diesel coaches againat encroachment by So- Heating-Plumbing 17 8 Proctor Road. Cor. Center Street cover*, ci'stom made. Beautiful setting for the program will be Ever Ready Circle, Kings being conducted. AnuouncementB 1947 PLYMOUTH A —L - B —E - R —T —’—S GOOD JOBS! ROOM TOR Rent for one girl. Two like the one In aervlce between clallfm or Oommunism. fabric*, prints, strineg. solld*. Ex Six room colonial with ga­ MANCHESTER—Six room Cape the "living Chrlatmai tree” Daughters, will hold Its December 3. Nursery schools are hcraby 194R 8TUDEBAKER BOY'S 26'' balloon tire bicycle, *10. HEATING From A to Z. Con­ 43 Allyn St., Hartford minutes from Main street. Call Hartford and Boston and Hartford DOLLS RESTORED, dressed ti pertly finished. *5 down. *2 we»k rage. Oil heat, automatic Cod, four do'.vTt, two up. Gas hot planted a few months ago near meeting and Christmas party made permitted uaes when con­ 1948 c:B e v r o l e t Phone TS.’iS. version burnsrs, boller-bumer 2-1614, or 47 Cottage street. and Waterbury. order and *-igged. Tel. Coventry Iv, bsisnee one year to pay. Call FRANK S Antinuea and second hot water, garage. Imme­ water heat. All hardwood floors, Yeomana Hall and the Congrega­ Tuesday night at 8 o’clock at the ducted in Business Zoilca and In 7-6945. units, complete heating systems. GOOD M Y ! good size lot. Excellent location. Stop In ReckvIUe A n d o v e r Whlton Memorial Ubrary. All Convertibles. All work guaranteed. Time pey- PAINTERS AND Mrs. Carr 3320. hand store. 56 Cooper street. Buys TWO ROOMS, private home, ga­ diate occupancy. Priced at tional Church. 'The passengera will atop long Industrial Zones. TRICYCLE- 18” wheel. Excellent and cell* good used furniture and rage. Television. Call 4972 morn- *13.760. Thia home is priced right to sell. Walter Dawley with his portable Delete the words, "by U>* BENSON’S, INC, Is now located All Priced to Sell. ment.a arranged. Morlarty Broth­ enough in Rockville for lunch, then Mr*. Susan Morrison of Lllley condition. Phone 2-1011. antiques. Phone 3966. Open 9 to 'ingfl anfi-eveninga. F.H.A. mortgage available. E. A organ fiom . the Hartford Times come to Ellington. They are sched­ Grangers Shown paragraph' oF’, from ARTICLE V, In new modern store at 1085 Main ers. Tel. 5135. PAPERHANGERS MOTOROI-A TV 10” screen. Ex­ 48 HOUR WEEK! E. Agency, 421 Parker atreet. will again accompany the carol atreet and not Mra,. W. J. Morri­ SECTION V, BOARD OF AP­ street, across from the High BALCH-PONTIAC Inc. 5:30. uled to return to Hartford at 4:50 cellent condition. *60. Phone 8431. VERT ATTRACTIVE room ^for T. J. CROCKETT Phone 2-1167 or 2-8715. Bing. Mrs. Herbert Englest will son of the same atreet, is on the PEALS, paragraph '5 (b) so it school. Tel. 3535. 155 Center Street Wanted Autof— PLUMBING And heatiqg. Special­ p. m. committee for the supper of Loyal izing in repairs. Copper water WE BUY and sell good used furni­ ♦ ★ ★ * two. Ful’ houaekeeping racllltlea BROKER direct the singing. Moving Pictures shall read as follows: Motorcycles 12 WANTED BEAUTIFUL, Portable fireplace SIX ROOM Cape Cod. two unfin­ Tha aOelety Is Intereatad in mod­ Circle of King’s Daughters. Mon Your Better Deal piping, remoleling electric equip­ ture, combination ranges, gas attached. Berdix v/aaher, continu­ A coffee hour will follow the ern development^ in railroading aa (b) For sales, service, repair aad mantle. Ivory with golij trim, ous l^ t water, oil heat. Near bus 244 Main Street ished. Nice living room, fireplace, sing with Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer day evening in Center (Jhurch. Permnato Pontiac Dealer WANTED—O >od clean, uaed cars. ment for plugK'fi drains. Edward ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ Phone— Office 5418 well as the historical aspects of Andover, Dec. 6—(Special)— storage o f motor vehicles aa knick-knack shelves either /Hde ^aintOToncB Mtn ' k k ' and Cheney's. '82- Garden atreet. modern kitchen, metal combina­ chairman of thU feature. The pro­ limit^ in Item 5 of AHTICLR: U, See Boll Oliver, Center Motor Johnson 6979 9r 5044. ture Store.’ 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. or Residence 3781 both railroads and trolley lines and A Chriatma* party, with enter­ THE PROSPECT Hill School fpr 1949 CHFVROLET. Fleetline de­ JARVIS REALTY slightlv damagfd moving *60. tion windowa. Priced to aell. War­ gram la sponsored by Columbia At the same Grange meeting Mon- SECTION 'VU and aa limited ia Sales. 4Cl Main street. >lans other similar trips on the tainment and exchange of gifts, young children. Transportation luxe. Fordor, radio healer, in ex­ (XJMPLETE FURNAC» » repair­ cost *117. Elgin I ’ i h. p, outboard APARTMFNT Size gas range. k Mainttnanc* M m k ren Howland Realty. Phone 8800 Recreation Council. Townspeople Hew Haven RgUroad lines In 1953. day night, two films were shown ARTICLE n, SECTION DC. ROOM TOR Rent with kitchen following a potluck, was enjoyed furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ cellent condition throughout. WANTF.D From private party, ing aeth’ice. Ga*. oil or coal. Win­ 5 Dover Road motor, used less than 10 houbs Reasonable. Inquire 102 West anytime are urged to attend. Some ticketi will be available for by the Connecticut Light and Amend AR’nCTE V, SECTION privllegea. Garage. Phone 7903. MANCHESTER Green — Large by members of St. Mary’s 50-50 tor. Phone 2-5767. Your car may be down payment. a gofio 1948, 1949 o r -19.50 car with ter air conditioning ayatems in­ *65. Bicycle for boy 12 or over street, Rockville. Phone 5-5213 ★ MaintcMHC* M m Selling OhrUtmaa Tree* the general public on these future V, paragraph 5 by adding the fol­ three bedroom ranch. Living room BOLTON — Older home, seven Power Company. Refreshments Club last night In the parish house. Douglas Motors 333 Main. low. mileage. Will pay cash. Write stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, Tel. 4112i barelv used, Schwinn deluxe *40 after 4 p. m. Local volunteer firemen will be tripe, although all tickeU for to­ lowing thereto aa subparagraphs BALLARD’S Dri.-lng School. Man­ SINGLE Room for rent, Juet off with fireplace, dining ell, modern acre* rich land. New oil furnace after the meeting' were served by The committee for the supper In­ Box C. Herald. No dealers. 6 McCaho atreet. Phone 679S. cost *75. Lovely black cloth coat if Constnirtion Electricians selling tree! again this year. In­ morrow hava been sold. (e), (f), and (g); chester's oldest, ’niousands 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe, tudor. ANTIQUE CHINA and glass. Main street. Private home. Call kitchen, tile bath, radiant heat, Juit remodeled., Lovely setting. Mrs. Brian Mlnalga and Mr*. cluded Mr. and Mra. Thoma* Rol- leopard stencil fur lined snd col A .Millwright Helpers stead of cutting th.eir own In Ver­ Beaides railroad Inapaction tripe (c> For building or yard* for accident free inatructlon hours. real clean car. Priced for quick Make ’ovely and lasting citrist- 7518. attached garage Vacant. G. I. 25 Stone patio. Wellzweep possible. Thomas O’Brien. The next meeting lason, chairmen, Mr. and Mra. GUARANTEED fast plumbing and STRONG Willing man or boy to lar full length size 18-20, worn mont they are purchasing them the ConnecUcut Valley Chapter of will be held Dec. 15 when a brief sttorage or baling o f kefnp paper, Hundreds of aatlafled students. sale, *124.5,...Written guarantee. Business Services Offered 13 maa gift*. Virginia L Madden's ★ Pipe Fitter Helpers year mortgage available. Small Out buildings. Carlton W. Hutch­ Henry Slnnamon and Mr. and Mrs, heating. AlLeratlona and new h!lp on ash and njbblah truck, verv little, fur tarn to match. *60 from a small grower thU week the Society aponaora the trolley program will be presented followed iron, bottles, raga oF JuiA aa For eppolntnient tel. 2-2245. Cole Motor's Servicenter, 436 Antique Shop in Findell Venetian if Welders down payment. Warren Howland ins. 2-5132 or 6231. William Kloppenburg. The mem­ CARPE.NTER will frame unflnlsh work. Time payments arranged. Saturdays. *1 per hour. Rawlings. Light beige Chesterfield coat ROOM FOR RENT. Call 2-0131. end. museum tn Werehouae Point along by a holiday observance In 'the ber* of the entertainment commit limited In ARTICLE II, SECMON Center. 2 0980. Skelley Bros. 2-8714. brown velvet collar, good condl Blind Building. Manchester Realty. Phonfc' 8600 anytime. They were unsuccessful In,find­ with a number of related projects. ENJOY A driver’s license. For ex­ ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. 61 Jarvis Road. apirlt of C^riatmasi tee were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clif­ IX. tion, size 18-20 suitable for short Green. 1 to 5 dally. Other hours. Many GOOD JOBS are now ing a spot where they could cut Once a yaar the organization pub- pert instruction call the Manches­ Call 2-4291. PHELPS ROAD. Delightful 6 room Lota for Salie 7.T Sacrament to Take Place ford. chsirmen. and Mr. and Mrs. (f) For group dwelUnga In ac­ NO DOWN PAYMENT EKFICIb.NT Plumbing and heat­ MiJn f o r part time work shovel- person. Antique spinning wheel Telephone 2-3807. o|>en for men with any of these ATTRACTIVE ROOM for business their own according to Raymond lishts a history of some railroad cordance with ARTICLE' IV, SBC- ter Driving Academy. 2-4087. ing. Plugged drains machine eingte, large rooms, flreplacs, Clarke and Francis Lyman, who Tomorrow the Sacrament of the Norman Reuter. ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing Ing snow for winter. Office 15 large, exeejlent condition *35 sklUs In the clean, bright plant woman. Centrally located. Kitch­ lines. It does continue reaearch Lord's Supper will take place dur­ ■noN n . ON THE cleaned. Phone 6497. STOP A > deep lot 2-car garage. Immediate made a trip this past week end work on Connecticut railroad and LADIES—Ideal Christmas gift done or any furniture Tleman Forest street between 10 and 4, Maple cheat of drawers, pull-out of Pratt and Whitney Aircraft- en privileges if desired. Call 4331 OAKLAND Street 100’ x 200’ lot ing the regu lar.il a. m. service In Daughters of Liberty No. 125, (g) For nursery schools tn ac­ MANY EXTRA BENEFIT-S’. occupancy, asking 915,500. Wm. for that purpoae. The patronage trolley lines and coUecta material for him Schick 20 or Remington 189 South Main street. Phone or call 7925. panel for writing. almo«t new after 5. All utUltlea in. Phone 6535. the church. LOLI, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 cordance with ARTICUB W , 6BC- FOLLOWING CARS CALL MANCHESTER 3636 for CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE And remember you get more Goodchlld, Sr., Realtor. 7925 any­ of the townspeople In purchasing for lU raUroad library and mu­ 60 electric razors. Russell's Bar­ 5643. 175, mirror to match *10. Phon On Vacation Trip p. m. In Orange Hall. A Christmas ■nON X. ■' your pl.imblng repairs and altera­ than Just good wages at Pratt time. these trees is greaUy apprectated seum. ber Shop, Co-ner Oak and Spruce, ' 1937 Dodge 4-Door *80.00 PER Week from start guar­ 2-5051 after 6 week days, all PLEASANT Furnished room with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richards party will follow the business ses­ To change to Reatdenc* Zone B MANCHE.STEP. Welding Service. tions. Prompt aervlce. Youngs­ anteed. Bon-s and commission. AT THE GREEN and Whitney Aircraft • . . you cooking privileges Suitable for Suburlmn for Sale 79 by firemen as It is one of their Cell Special Meeting town kitchen* sold and Installed. day Sat, and Sun. TO BE SOLD aons Robert and James are on a sion, and each member la asked to a strip of land, located 125 fset TWO GIRLS desire plde to Travel 19,37 Pontiac 4-Door Portable equipment. General Married man with car to service get all sorts of extra benefit* two persone. Phonf 2-4428. means of earning money to keep A special meeting for residents C O. Lorentsen, Contrtetor. WINDSOR LOCKS — Five room the department running. Orders trip to Illinois where they will visit provide a 60-cent gift for the grab Southerly and parallel wlUi East era. hours 8 to 4;30, vicinity of .welding, boiler and furnace weld­ an estaHlahed route of customer*. Excellent gift selections, that can mean a safer, happier of tha Crystal Lake Fire DIatrict bag. also a gift for a sunshine bas­ CHRISTMAS TREES LARGE, SUNNY room, near We are offering for immediate older home, three down, two up. for trees should be placed early. with both their parents. Center Street, between ' Foater Porter street Phone 8997. 1946 Chrysler 4-Door-Windaor ing. Phones 2-1658 or 2-8762. Phone Hartford 3-6321 for inter­ future for you and .vonr family- has bean called for Tuesday at 8 ket to be sent to a member who for the home. sale an attractive Cape Cod home Hot water heat, corner lot 80 x Attends Imtitate Personal Mention Street and Spruce Street, having view. Cheney's. Gentleman preferred. p. m. to taka acUon on perfecting Is ill. The officers will bring gifts 194* Plymouth 2-Door FLOOR PROBLEM.* solved with LENNOX Furnaces and warm aif BIG DISPLAY it if if if it of aix complete rooms. Oil hekt, 255. Chicken coop shed, garage. Mr*. Herbert Englert o f Colum­ Walfred Carlson, son of Mr. snd a depth of 25 feet. WANTED—Ride to Gray Mfg. or COMPLETE U NE OF TOYS Call 2-4158. the organization of the fire diatrict. for the penny auction. A social will Special DeLuxe linoleum, asphalt tile counter. heating. Earl Van Camp. 2-5844, modem kitchen, oak floors, and bia Lake and a teacher at the Mrs. Carl Carlson, Is spending some To extend Residence Zone A on Underwood. Capitol Ave. 7 a. m ASSISTANT Custodian is wanted ' Near achool, bur and shopping The district would be bounded on follow In charge of the December Expert workmanatilp, free eatl- JUST LOOK! ... I many other attractive features. Windham Street'School In Wllll- th* north by West Stafford, on the time St the home of hia parents. the Northerly aide of Idlddle Turn­ shift. Call 2-2280. 194* Chevrolet Club Coupe at once at the George Hersey | Wholesale and Retail center, 1*4 miles from Hamilton committee. matrs. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE Boarders Wanted 59-A Nicely located lot, 92’ front.'' and Bradley Field. Immediate oc­ mantlc was one of the eeveral east by the town o f Stafford, on the Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and pike West (East of Junction of Fleetmaater Movlnff—^Trucklnf— Robertsen school in Coventry by o» these extras! I Prompt occupancy. Quick sale niture, Oak street. Phone 2-1041. FREE DELIVEllY AT THE GREEN cupancy. Excellent location. tedcherh who attended the elemen­ aouth by tha town of Tolland and Mrs. Allen Yale, waa at home over Center St.. HUliard. St., and Mid­ Storsffe to the Coventry board o^ education. ★ Overtimo PREMIUMS ROOM AND board for gentleman. price *11,900. last week end and her parents dle Turnpike West) Easterly mp- Antomohtles for Sale 4 SOLIMENK. INC. The board will- meet applicants Phone Barbara Woods, Manches­ tary Institute for Bastern Con on the west by Lake Bon Aire. All RUBBISH AND A hes removed Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. ★ PAID Vacations On bus line. Home cooking, Phone nectlcut at the Waddell School In drove her back on Sunday to proximately 800 feet to a depth o f DODGE. PLYMOUTH CARS ALBAIR AND Berry Trucking orw Wednesday. December 10 from ter 3702. , electors within the area are eligible BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed car Immediate and efficient service 88 PARK STREET, ★ PAID Holidays 2-1446. Manchester Wednesday. Northfleld, Masa., where she la a 175 feec. ’ DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS Co. Rubbish, aihes removed. 2 to 3 p. m. to outline the duties Evening! 7:30 to 8:30 ______J— to attsend the m*atlng. B i We need Ranch Homea, aea Gorman Motor Sales. Buick Contract or otherwl.se. Call it Automatic Coat-of-llvlng ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. Personal MenUoii Homenaakers SessloR pupil at Northfleld Seminary. The above changes shall talce 634 Center St. Phone 5101 Dump tnick available for loam, of the position and to Inspect the ROCKVILLE Wanted—•Real Estate ?7 V «1 Colonials aad Cap* Ooda Sales and Service, 285 Main 2-9273 or 2-9706 Adjustments Mrs. John Cragln and Jack A meeting of the Longview carl Johnson, Andover Ljtke at fair price* for par eaeh effect December 6, 1952. - A Safe Place t o ' Buy Used Cars gravel, etc. Phone 2-2591. buildln.-r Bid* will be received at Apartments— Flat*— atreet. Phone 2-4571. Open eve Phone Rockville 5-7058 , BENGAL GAS-oll combination A Group Insurance 963 Main St. CONSIDERING SELLING Thompson have been ’ called for Homemakera will ba held Tuesday road Is recovering satisfactorily eastoroera. Quick aervloo TOWN PLANNING (XMMIB- PIANO TUNING *3. Recondition­ the school office Friday, Decem­ range. Excellent condition. Price A . A CLEAN Plant Tenemcnta 6! Jury duty In Superior Court at from an operation which he under­ SION ningn. 1939 OLDSMOBILF Sedan, radio AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., TOim PROPERTY? at 8 p. m. at th* Imme of Mra. red tape. ed and mothproofed. *27.50, Ken­ ber 12 by 5 p. m. .Vlao Corner Butcher Road very leasonsble. 14 Summit it MODERN Equipment ■ ■ Phone 3450 Joseph E. Lutn and heater. Model 80. Price *200'. local and long distance moving, FOUR ROOM furnUhed apart­ Without obligation to you. wa Rockville. Flora M ts. subject ‘”r*ble SetUnge went at the Windham Community 1947 OLDSMOBILE 76 sedan. Hy neth Robinson. Tel. 7691. and Westview Terrace if Convenient I.ocatlan Mr. and Mra. Victor Harriman for the Year,” leadar, Mrs. Batz. Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. Harry E.' Russell Phone 4997. packing, storage. Call 5187. Hart­ W ANTED. Full and part time street. Phone 74Q7. ment Second floor, all conven­ ROCKVXLLK-Hlgh on a hill. Just wDI appraise or make you a cash dramatic. In excellent condition Phone Rockville 5-5.580 ★ EASY Parking and their four children, who for Watch Those Penlea! '' Martin EL Alvord - ford 6-1423. sendee station attendant*. Salary iences. Frlgldaire,; hot and cold completed five room ranch house, offer for property. See ua before throughout. Priced well below 1942 HUDSON. New paint, DOORS OPENED. keys fitted merly lived on U. S. Route 6-A Rockville now has parking me­ Manchester Evening Herald An­ J M V IS REALTY WlUiam A. AUsn ceiling. See Boh Oliver today. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons and roromission, McClure Auto TRICYCLE with wagon attach­ LARGE Refgigerator. nearly new Don’t .wait! Come In today tn , wateb. No children. 9 Morrison attractively decorated. Fireplace, you sell., rea.sdnahle offer accepted, MANCHESTER —Package Deliv are now living on Parker Bridge ters so those from Elllngtoii doing dover correspondent, Mrs. George Harry B. Benson Center Motors. 461 Main street guns, etc., repaired. Sheari. Co.. 37.1 Main atreet. See Mr. ment. Also 10” tricycle. Both Call 2-0307 after 5 p. m. talk with our friendly emplo.i- Hill Extension. Call Rockville oak floora, tile bath, garage in BRAE-BURN REALTY m O N E 4112 entry 7-6913 between 5 and ery. Local llgh* trucking and road In Andover. theier shopping must remember Nelson, teleplinae''qoventry 7-6768. Manchester, Conn, knives, mower* etc. put into con­ Haugh. No phone callq. newly painted. Tricycle with ment counselor about the Job , 5-5450. basement. *13,200 or rent at *110 Phone 6278 Mr. and-Mrs. Murray Flatow of that they go into effect Monday at December 4, 1952 1949 CHEVROLET 2 to choose package delivery. Refrigerators, chain drive, one high chair storm SEVEN-PIECE mahogany cham opportunities . . . the mant per month. Cldl Rockville 5-5485. Columbia Center recently celebrat­ BUY THE BEST FOR LP'.SS dition for ooming needs. Bralth- USTINO.S Wanted. Single, two- 9 a. m. frorh.' Both Stylellnc deluxe waite, 52 Pearl street. washers and stove moving door with la^erts", 35 3-4” x 80L ” . her set. Alsq mahogany table and extra advantages . . . of work­ ed their 35th wedding anniver­ Business Loeatfeni MANCHEiSTER—Don’t miss see­ family. three-family, buslnesa tudors Tutone blue and grey. PRICES REDUCED , specialty. Phone 2-0752. Situations W'antea— All articles in good condition. occasional ’ chair. Inquire 22 ing at Pratt and Whitney Air­ sary at the Hotel Bond In Hartford Maocheeter Evening Herald El­ Festival of ing this! Excellent residential 6- property. Have many cash buy- Easy terns. Douglas Motors, 333 REFRIGF.RATICN Service, com­ Femak 38 Manchester 2-4090. Locust street. craft. If Inconvenient just write for Rent 94 With a dinner party for their lington corrMpondent, Mr*. O. F. 19.51 Studebaker Commander, 2- room Cape Ood.' 5 finished rooms. era. Mortgages arranged. Please Main. mercial and domestic. See our us a letter outlining your ex­ daughter and son-ln-Iaw, Mr, and ^ rr , telephone Rockville 8-981S. doly homea. For efficient second Festival of' Music tonight 7691. dealer. per plumbing, copper gutters, full this week which was held at the nice car. Two to choose from. valearent* or do light housekeep­ PRACTICALLY New studio couch Monday thru Friday OFFICES FOR Rent, central loca­ and conUdeotial service call, A. at eight at th* Verplanck school, METAUIC HATS — CREPE PAPER HATS — tion. Wm. Rubinow, 643 Main basement, city rewer.- combina­ home of her husband’s parents, will present aa it* main number 19.17 PLYMOUTH sedan, good 194* Studebaker “SraFnjntr Coupe, COMPLETE Repalrc by Stuart R. ing. Good reference*. Write Box NEW NESCO Portable electric *50. Phone 4716. 8 A. IVf. to S P. M. Reale, Broker. 2-1616. Solution to Korea PAINTING And Papering. * No street tion storm windows and screens, Mr. and Mra. Richard F. Janaen, the beautifully composed ‘The Di­ HORNS — NOISEMAKERS condition. Call 5*32 sfter A'p. m Radio and heater. Exceptionally Wolcott on washing mtchlnea. J-Z. Herald. oven with griddle. Sacrifice for job too small. Call 8372. AUTOMATIC Washing machine excellent lot. Will qualify for V.A; CASH BUYERS waittnf for 4, 5, Sr. vine Puraull.” written by Colonel clean car. vacuum cleaners, motors, small *35. Single brown metal bed Saturdays PICK UPS. 1951 Ford. 1950 Ford Frlgldaire 1950 kitchen model TOREE ROOM Modern ^Ice, loan. Excellent F.H.A. mortgage kfr. and Mra. LaVergne WUllams (OenWnaefl frawi Pne* One) Bramwell Coles, forrher Interna­ ER NOW— OUR STOCK IS UNITED! 1947 Studebaker Starlight Coupe. appliamra. Pick .up and delivery. apring. like now *10, Call 2-5721, 8 A. M. to 12 Noon 6 and seven room singles and • 1948 Dodge 3-4 ton.Nl949 Chev uaed 16 months *200. Call 6921 laboratory and dark room. 117 available. Priced reasonable. two-family ho'iaaa la Maachaatcr. hikve returnM to their home after tiona] head of the Salvation Army Over-drive. Radio and heater. A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main. Repairing 13 Situations Wanted— *13,500. Immediate occupancy. visiting in Portland. Ind.. with ternipted him with applause time Music Department. IWINIMUM ORDER 50 PIECES rolet. 1947 Podge, 1948 and '41 8 X 10 EASTMAN 2D with 14” East Center street. Call 6314 or Bolton, Oovantry and VamoB. Also s very clean car Phone 8597. M ale______39 their parents. “iThey also visited aftei^ time, prolonging his speech GMC 1-ton. 1949 StudehaHer. 1946 MATTRESS Tour old mattreaae* Bausch and Lomb F.-4Ji len* with MA'YTAG Washing machine 2-5820. . Phone Manchester 6273. Howard R. Hastings. 2-1107. The gifted Irish poet. Francis lO N E 2.f953 w - - r o r 2-3900 1949 Ford 2-Door Sedan,. Radio square type. Also Wlnchester_22 friends In Milwaukee, Wla„ and three minutes after the broadcast Thompson, in hie epic poem. 'T he Che\'r61et 1944 Ford 1'-, ton dong WINDOW SHADES made to orde- rterilizeii and remade like new, JOHN'S ; HOUSEHOLD- Service. 5 x 7 back and three holders, also PRAH A WHITNEY and healer. single shot rifle. Gall 6500. 1.200 SQUARE F t. well lighted MANCHESTER —New aix room W E WOULD like to help you find Lake Bluff, III. , .., tlma expired. Hound of Heaven,” describes in wheelbase, 194S GMC. 1942 Inter and installed. Venetian blinds Call Jonea Furniture and Floor Everything and anything.' clean­ wide angle lena. .carrying case 19.50 Willy* Jeepster, very clean. ’ AIRCRAFT industrial apace. Loading plat­ colonial. Large rooms, and cloaeta, a buyer for gour home. For de­ Reminded o f CUale , Ousted By Traman language, tragic and sublime, the national, 1939 International and curtain rods. 24 hour .aervlce. Covering 86 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. up, repairs, etc Call collect, Wil­ and six 8 x 10 holder*. Cost over WHITE Combination oil and gas Division of United Aircraft form, good parking area. Phone tile bath, oil hot water heat, fire­ pendability "all the E. and E. Parents of pca-achool and achool MacArthur, who was ousted experience of a human soul. Fear­ dump, 1949 Ford panel, 1947 Estimates gladly given. Fagan limantic 3-6694. *600 new, *250 for quick ,sale. place. Near bua and schools $15,- children are reminded o f the im from his Far East post by Presi­ Chevrolet sedan delivery, lx)W Siudebaker Sale* and Service stove. 4 and 2. Practically n«!w Cdrporation 2-5119 or 2-9294. Agency. 2-8715 or 2-1167 any­ ful of paying the prfee of allegiance Window Shade Cp., Route 44 at Ampro tape recorder,- like new, 1^;. , 9 ------500. Carlton W. Hutchins 2-5132 munization clinic to be held at dent Tnihian and now is chairman to God, it tries to escape from Him, price*. Champ *. Route 30, Rock­ Mortgagra Price, reasonable. Inquire 1784 East Hartford 8, Conn. ' Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. with extra tape *75. Cal! 7490 or 6231. time. Horace W. Porter School Monday of the board of Remington Rand. but In vain. ville .5-9574. CHOHCHES MOTOR SALES Spruce atreet. Phone 6866. so Oakland St. FIRST AND Second mortgagei Dofii— Birds—jPeta 41 after 5 p. m. ______Saborban for IRent 69 at 9:15 a. m. Appointments for Inc., aald it la ” our duty as citizens This ia the theme of th* band’s Save 1 (^ On Toys, TILE OEILI.N’ GS installed for 183 THOMPSON Road— Open p r Legal Notice pre-achool children must be made to rally in Arm support of the new 19.50... STUDEBAKFR Dhsmpion Manchester 2-94*3 bought for Qur own account. Faat, COI-LIE p u p s . A.K.C. Reason­ selection based on four movements home, office oi bdsipe.as. Nu- % lOUTH COVENTRY—Modem inspecUen Sunday' 2-5 p. m. A t­ with Mrs. W. K. Pierce, local, well administration.” entitled "The Fear"; "The Flight' sedan overdrive Vei.v I '.eah cai. confidential aervlce. ManchMter AT A COURT o r PROBA-ra held Wood, Flintcoat and Johna-Man- able. Deposit will hold for Christ­ and 4 room apartmentr, unfum- tractive 6'room d p e C(^, 5 years child conference chairman. The former Far East Comman­ ames Price 11195. Terms to suit. Writ- 1947 .MF.RCUR5' Sedan. An excel­ Investment Corp., 244 Main'St At HtnchMtAr. wUhtn wid ^ "The Tireless Follower” ; and ‘The ville. Gr*at Eastern Roofing and mas. Porcheron.' Demlng atreet, Uhed, *4S.00-*50.000; also 5 room DiatrJrt of M secM ier. th« Ist School children must have per­ der laid the presant' course In ten guarante-s Cole Mottirs lent one owner car. Bank finance Phone 5416. old. Two baths, one with stall Surrender.” In the last movement IT SH O PriN ing .See this one today at Center Constru-tion. Free estimates. Call Wappin*. Maocheeter 8370. WANTED furnished houae. . available to riiowar. Hot water oil beat, fire­ c iv of Dottmbor. IfW. mission slips signed by their par Korea was leading toward a world of this number the G Clef Club Servicenter. 436 Center. 2-09*0. June let, *65.00. Tie!. Coventry Present. JOHN J. ^ WALLETT, enta and aignlf^ng the type of Motor Sales. 8271. FOR 8ALB—Thoroughbred Collie WANTED place. Combination storm win­ war. Ha then turned to his viewa will accompany the band as they 1 7-6872. Inununlzatlon shot tha child ia sup­ on a poasible solution. CHEVROLETS 1946 1947 194*. Help Wanted— Femala 35 pups, aable and white, six weeks dows and screens. Newly decorat­ ^ 'a fu te of Herbert' Weafey Harkhem sing one of the familiar hymns in­ RVICE LINOLEUM Remnant* 50c square *.k.a. Herbert W. Markham late of posed to have. There will be no Saying conditions have changed terwoven. into the music. ED'S MARINE 1949 19.50. 1951 1952, '-.vo (loors old. Call 2-2423. 406 Oakland CarpMton. CarpMtars' FULL TIME NIGHT MECHANIC ed. Lovely yard, approx. 76’ * Marcheater. In aald Diatrlet deeeeaed. 10 WHITNEY STREET, EAST HARYTORD yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. FULL TIME Saleawoman wanted triple immunizationa, howevar. in the. 20 month*, since he left The Club will also sing two be­ and fmi*' doors, A 11-delnxe models street. 188’, with trees galore. Just a ■Hie executor bavins exhibi.ed hia SPECIAL Done b.v reliable, well-trained for now qnd after' Chriatma* Wanted t o Rent 99 administration, account with Mid eaUU Korea, MacArthur added that “the loved spirituals, "Were You 1st BLDG. OFF SILVER LA.\'E— FREE FROJn^PABRING and fully equipped. Stop in ' srtd work. Apply Burton’*^livc,_- Htlptfl n d lobofori AND CAS STATION ATTENDANT hop. akif and jUR>P from Ver- to thil Court for all6wince. it ta men. All jobs guaranteed. Halt KELLY’S AQUARIUM, special planck school. Elva Tyler, exclu­ MaRchestor Evoalag Hsndd Co- solution then available knd capable There?” and "Nobody Knowa the OPEN i0'.S0 A. M. to 9 P. M. DAILY—SUNDAY ^ o 6 P. 1C. compare this /election of beauti­ FOUR .VDULTS. desire 5 or ORDERED; That the iSth day of lumMa correapondent, Mrs, Frank of tuccest la not now entirely ap­ ful. rlean. guaranteed car* 'jt Linoleum Cp.', 66 Cottkge atreet. thii week. Catfieh,. 46c each. Gup- room renL Risftreaees. Phone sive agent, 2-4469. Decem'ber. 1*42. »t fen o'd ^ k . fore Trouble I’ve Seen” - "Banneifs and 1949 Studebaker Champion Con- Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or MUST IE iXKMENCED noon, at fhe Probate Office In the Muni Narchlaa, Ulephoem , WUSNuuitte plicable.” Bonnets,” ‘The Brown Bird Sing­ Center Motoi .Sales. 461 Mam WANTED —Woman to clean of- iee 15c pair. Open 'til 9. 29 Sunset , 2-9380 after 6 p. m. vertible t*95. 8109. EAST HARTTORO. Live rent free ctpal Eulldlr.s In aald Manchester, be 9-6865. MacArthur'a propoaala 20 months ing” and other numbers: street- flee. Write Box A, Herald. - street. , , . and the same la aaalsned for a hear- ago Included bombing of Red u r g e n t l y Needed, unfanili^cfl in' a delightful, new two-family. Bandmaster C. Peter Caflson has 1952 t'hevrolet Club Coupe, Fully POWER BURNERS and Range ins on the allowance of aald admlnle- bases In Manchuria, blockading the equipped 6.000 miles. SHIRT PRESS operator. Exp^r- RED, REGISTERED Dachshund COOK’S SERVICE STATION apartment by three adults. Phone Just completed. Extra larp tjiltlon account wRh aald eatate. and chosen th* spirited “Rousseau” by ONE OWNER ('AR.S Burners expert .y cleaned and JM V IS REALTY GO. thia Court dlrecta that notice of the Red China coast, and utillaing Na­ "lehce not neceseerj-. Apply in per- puppies, ' two months old. Call • 2-4990 after 6:80. roonu, rear porches, hot water Bandmaster Ray Ogg and Petone serviced. I^ei us service and re- MaNCHESTER 6REEN, CONN^ time and place aaaizned for sale.' hear- Announces Models tionalist Chinese forces* stationed Citadel by - Bandmaster R. / F. ALL WINTERIZED 19.51 t'hevrolet four dobi. Like new. ' son. New Model Laundry. 78 'Oqi^ntrv 7-6019 after six, or heat, oil burner Separate heat Ins he eiven. to all persona known to ^ pair youi washing machine or re­ S Dovor Rood on Formosa. Hla ouater and pro­ Creaswell of New Zealand as hi* 1951 Plymouth Cianhrook Club Summit street. weekends. FIVE TEA R Gld boy and well be- lag units. TUe' baths, cabinet be Interested therein to appear and be Coupe, radio and heater one own ‘■You'll uovrr liuy a ciuH if you frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. hayed parents -jrgently need 4 or heard thereon by publlehlaz .a copy of For Fashion Show posals whipped up a controversy two rnarche;! for the evening. The kitchen, extra large lot. On bus this order in aome newspaper bavins • climaxed by a dramatic series of er—low mileage. buy a car ,(rom Bud” 5 room, unfurnished apartment. line. Convenient to school, church meditation “ Harlan” indpired by STORM DOORS and windows circulation In said DIMrIcl. -at .least congressional hearinga. . the . hymn tune "My Faith Looks 1951 Plymouth Cambridge Club Phone 8902.______and atores. Best of matariala and live days before the day of aald hear- '■Paramount.■' Triple track Pass The Word Around BY WALT SCO'TT Mrs. Kay Tbompsoif, chairman In his speech last night, Mac- Up to Thee,” concludes the pro­ Ceiupe,- radio and, heat’er. Real 194* riymoulh Tudor. Like new. THE LITTLE PEOPLE’S CHRISTMAS workmanship. For appointmant 1ns. and by nialllrz in a resistered ahimlnun combination. Free URGENTLY Needed—3 or 4 room letter on or before December 3, 1*S2, ■ of the Ways and Meaiu commute* ArUiur did not say how he thought gram. clean car. call Wm. Goodchlld, Sr., lUaltor,' nopy of thia eider to Harold Xt. Merit- of th* SoropUmlal Club which 1861 Dodge Wayfarer ~ 2 door se estimates on request. John uhfumiahed apartment by widow the “change in condition*" might The concert will start promptly 1949 (riievrolel Special Tudor. -THEN WELL EACH TEUAS MANY 7925 anytime. base, Box 3T3. aaytan. N. T. . ; staging n fashion show aad demon dan, radio and, heater, Gyromatie Priced to sell. Sshlitz, Phone 2-2027. 1 THANK >(OU ALL. VOl^W ORlf IS DONS' and two achool aga childran. Call JOHN J. WALLETT.'Judge alter hi* previoua proposals. at 8:00 and a few tickets are still ANIMALS AS WC CAN FIND AND A$K Stratton o f package-tying and Beaews Tnimaa Attack tlrive. AND WCLL OONC. lO a ^ NICK WILL BC 2-9116. CSENTRAL—Six Finiahed rooms, available at the Salvation Army M.VNCHF.STER TV Ser\1ci-. Spe- THEM •lOTELLTWEcrmERS.rTSTD AT. A_ COURT OP PROBATE Beld Christmas decorations, -In Wood Th* general reiterated the aharp citadel. I960 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door se 1949 Ford Custom Six. Excellent VERY GRATEFUL, VUMCN HE COMES FOR in very fine eoodltlon. Tiinken oil at WenclMater. vRhln aa4 for th* cialiala in TV ami radio serv­ WIDOW WITH two childran ba- ruff hall. Monday evening, an- dan, 2, black or blue, real clean condition. THESE" FINE TOYS. MOW RELAX AND HELP RE ON CHRISTMAS O/S. NEAR OUR burner, large lot, eeily occupan­ District of KaBehester, op the 4th ice for 16 veara House aervlce Ing avleted; deairea 9 or 4 room. ttir of December. WM. ______nouncea th* following models to earn. H O M ES B Y THE BiS BEECH TREE! cy, 912,600. ca n Madeline Smith, call *3..’io. Phone 2-2186. NOURSELVeS ID COOKIES AND CIDER. > reasonable rent. Phone 2-OSSS P r^ B t. JOHN J. WALLRTT. digplay the gowns and Ungeria: I960 Studebaker — Regal De-Luse 1941 Chevrolet Club Coup Realtor. 2-1642 ar 4679. Judze. —4 door sedan. Ixiw mileage efter 4 p. m. Eetata of Otto A. Tbirr, late s f Maa- .Mra. Ellsworth Perking Mrs. ready to go. 1940 Chevrolet Tudof. ATTICS a n d Ba.aemenLe cleaned. ebjatsr, la aald Dlotrict. deceaaoc.'. Cynthia /arvls, Miaa Susan Rubbish and a.«hea hauled. All MANCHESTER — Four rooms, Tbe admlnlilratrlx haYlnf- exhibi O’Dwyer, Mias Jeanette Sflmhsr, 1960 Chevrolet 2 door sedan,. Get jMbrly daeoratod. ta rg e attic, Why Cook? Come^ To Jota done at your convenience. Heuses fwr Ssls 71 her edmlllatretlon account with nM Miss Jacqueline McHugh, Mra. our price on this one. 194T Plymouth Convertible. * gaaie room callar, laundry; oil aetata to thia Court for allowance, it ti , 1949 Plymouth Special Delaixe, Reason.qble rate*; Phone 2-9791 Or OROBRJK): That tbe .ISth day of Thompson and her daughter, Mias 2-3802. ^itA N C »E S T B R —Cape^Cod. 6 fla- bast, hot w ater,, amealte drivo, Deetaber, WM. at tefl o'clocb. fsre- Arabldeen Thompson.. An effort 4 wm . GoodekOd. Sr., Xealtor. MadsUna Smith, lUaltor. 2-16U the day er esld haaring. ■ •- < The cause Is a Worthy one and d it OfeHtOb 8t. Phone 5101 low price. Keys soada while you THE LITTLE PEOPLE li^lDCW HO WERE BUSY PUNNiNE r 7226. or 467S. JOHN J. W A L U n r. Judge. they hope for a lagfo.sttamlsEns A ;ij# 9 ’jF lac^ "to Buy Uaed C an. wait. Marlow’s. THEIR CHRISTA4A S PARTY , • I V .J' n 'i -I-.... /

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 195* K f Shopping Tir^^ StoresJ^l Be Open until 9 p. m. Tomorrow -J PAGE tHvELVE iUantljfHtpr gwgnlug i}gralb evO«« y, ^ Tha Waattiar - 1840 at ages 85 and over was the Hfgue work like forwarding and Action Tabled ATcraffe Daily Ket Press Ran first at consequence in at least 50 j new listings. - . Pareeaat at D. M. Weather Baiaaa J Weddings For the Week Ended yearn ] Seea Alon^ Dec. 6, 1858 •W . *""**“*. About Town Heard Along Main Street "It U quite "likely that the up­ Manchester, On Derby Plot ward trend will continue as women TeSi It happens Bniuii-(?ro8by Partly elaudy. mild tealght aad now at the younger ages reaph too. - ■' ' ~ ^ • 10,815 Tneeday. Mlalamwi tealfh t MMO. And on Some of Manche$ter', Side StreeU, Too later life," the sutisticians pre­ The rath cr^th etic picture of a Considerable Objection dict. , mother and her two young children Member ef the Audit niMt In Oi« Mniwnlc Temple Mon- ntl.k.a-Oram 'from the ranks of Little SUnkers on one of the recent cold To $12,0OO Purchase ..Bureau ef'ClmUatieas Manche»ter-^A-CUy' of VUlage Charm daynlKht *t ’^*0. CendWatee wilt Stlek-a-ursm Atwster Atwater Center and j'’'"b'ew Channel nights. First we see them standing be Initiated nnd the membera are We don’t know if you ve^ ever Ohio. This will be the Television viewers in Manches­ outside a uvem. The mother IS Is Voiced at Hearing -X PRUm PIVK g r i t R heard of it. but it *®""*** flrSt Junior Aroma in Ohio. Radio (EIGHTEEN PAGES) (emlpded to wear their white ter wl&> purchased, new seta in looking intently through the large (ClMslfM AiTerttslag em Pag* ID) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1952 to us. It's an org^lsatlon called publicity is beln$ given the past two qnd three years are window. She has a llrm grasp on The question Jrf appropriating VOL. LXXn, NO. 58 The Deodorised Order of j^e programs of the Akron Stink- her children's hands, one in her Skunk and is apparently in ^ e happily (7» looking forward to 512,000 for th« purchase of prop­ Saul M- Silversteln of Stephen picking up the neWi.New Britain right and one in her left. midst of *- woi4d.-a:lde_jntm^T ^ ^ stinker, the publication We see her again about , three erty near the Mahcheater Green •tteet wlU five a travel ship drive. Headquarters of the \7, „. Ralph W. Lewis of Ewt channel in January. . One local Sch(x>i was, tabled by the Board of row nUcht at 8 o’clock in Temple order, w hich describes itself as a I e attained the teevee company has sent out post blocks and 15 minutes later. The Coronation Splendor-Worn Once in lifetim e. Beth Shotom. Ulurt^rated *>y unique social-service organic- ^ cards tq its customers informing same picture, the same mother, Directors last night after a public the same Children. And It'S Just hearing on the subject In which pictures taken durlnf hl» ijl* tlon," is rialstow. N. "^xhe Stink-a-Gram we saw w m them that the supply of UHF sneks’ stay in Europe the past tinktive" Christmas gift, »e Christmas edition and it iwued converters will be limited for as cold. Only this time we're a bit considerable objection to the pro­ summer with a Rovernme^ some time to come and advises closer. We hear one of the young­ Sage Allen der says, is a Stinker , special rallying Icall to Lone posal was voiced. scency. A .social time with re- W e f i r s t sniffed, the organlMlion a s^cm that orders be placed as soon as sters ask, "Is daddy in this one. (reehmenta will follow. • p In his motlorf to UWe. Director when we came «craltion with Saga Allen gave ,a "We invite yoii—in fact we car luiiged halfway into a side enough energy to say; Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Dou- January 20. needing medical attcntloa. GIANT NORTH SF.A FIN "We will make no atatement on Santa Fe, N. M., Dec. L local address whkdi police aay is earnestly solicit you. to street before the brakes were ap­ WHALE MRS. HARDY ” who Is “John, 1 wish you would speak gan. Mrs. James Dowd, Mra B|^tvr Hartford, Dec. 8— — A newborn baby boy was tncorract. Ha la known, how­ us and come forward with youi plied. Then the car was Jerked to Willie.” cer Cary. Mra. Elroy Phelps, Mrs. United Nation.s, N. Y., Dec. 8-(/P)—The U. S. still at odd.s Korea." the preaa aecretary de­ found hidden underneath a park­ (yP)—i-Rloting Inmates at the "75 feet long—weighing 65 tons,’ In London clared. Governor Lodge told. State ever. to-hava Uvad in Hartford for ideas on how we ran best serve you back so fast that many a watcher The father, unable to lift hla George Tqrrance and Mrs. John with Britain and France over the UN’s right to discuss the ed automobile Saturday night In New Mexico State Prison to* soma UhM a t aavtral dlffaroat ad- and the cause of Stlnkerhood. expected to see-it creah Into the making her "one of the largest head, said feebly; Johnson. > The conference that began to- Department boases and Asylnm atieet and examining other car which was maneuvering whsles ever esught." Tunisian question, planned to reveal its stand on that ter­ dav will continue until the Helena day.' teleaaed eight guffrds drotoia. tSK of ^ c h . Is Very Important We wonder If the sd, which goes "Hello Willie." London, Dec. 8—i/P)— i agency heads today that Con­ phyaMnaa anld that, M ging by dtodpMl.llf’ ipolkto-'': ■ Good Newt? in a almilar mad fashion. ror! sm.-studded problem today. Philip Jessup, whose resigna- reachea Pearl Harbor about 8 a.m. the hnhy's eandWen. It w-ha hp;; they Held as ho|KlM.B8 since All this to moye two cars a total on to relate the phenominal draw­ don’8 great fog—worst in (be Thursday (2 p. m.. t.s.t.1. There, necticut is suffering from s - ftifitdhi’ M:cboiiald n fd ho hM Here’s news that should bring ing power of Mrs. Hardy in Den­ New Gadget city’s long hiitory—began to tlon atraES'a ‘Trurnsn Truman Ambassador-at- • disease of swollen public ex- parent Hie nwther wedM neM yesterday. ' v* ' ; \ G O O D distance of 10 feet. We have a new gadget in the large ha* already been aubmltted, thoaq abokfd the cruisqr wUI Join mMcal MteuHnp. they #d m 5 All maiwMUned a tight Uppei not M M out tho poaolbUity th it To M l Children iov to some of our readers and per­ What griped us more than any­ mark, Germany, the Netherlands, lift today and . tb* gnmy iplitM ^ iMdern .and adyiaeni for p^ituires and “it is high BahbitU may hava biaan bald nd, haps despair to others SlaUa- Norway, Sweden. Switzerland and editorial roomk of The HeVald, radio batteries Baby land (SW'tq make the U. 8. position flilherate. silence on how they had beaa thing else was the manner In Something that la urging the re- j Britons got their first peek at known in tha XJtt Assembly. I*o- at least two more daya of diacua- time we ail took g hand in treated and circunutances under Kidnapped and robbed.* Howovol,.. VISION tlcians of the Metropolitan Life which the two drivers reacted to Belgium, really will attract ALL MAKES Rifjtslleath sions. PeHce m M Jhn hnhy’a talat a warrant was limed' fbr hlto It Can Be Insurance Company report that ahowman of the super size required porters on to even, greater success . the sun in four daya. * . . , litlcal committee. trying to cure it.’' xrlee attraeted^lieI tlie attention bt which they were (feed. the situation. Completely aware of The U. S. has kept quiet while Hagerty said he could not say . ’ointing out that departmental One, Fred Johnson, who waa charglBg emboszlement, thla An Important spinsterhood is at an all time low their audience, each got out of the to do the old girl Justice. in the coverage of their beats. The thick murk, laden wlth-ton*- what the general’a itinerary would Polntl Kenneth D. MlUbonnad, SI. ef morning. ' in the United States. The Herald has acquired a head KEMP'S, Inc. cf (poking aoot from the British Arab-Aslan nations argued for a requests for the new fiscal year, Puyallup, Waah„ aa he nnd feur held by rebellieua convicts in the Factor In .still panting car with a notice­ After all. 75 feet long weighing Arthur Drue Stores UN commission to supervise new T o ll at 23 be after he leaves HawaM. prison hospital, waa oh the verge Tha mystery was reported to Since 1940, the proportion of able swagger and look of prideful 65 tona—is a lot of whale, and telephone set. similar to those in Ita Main SL—MaaeliMter capital’s thousands at chimney Those who came aboard at Wake starting In mld-1968 are 569.000,- eempnalons on Uherty from the poUce by Patrick Higgins, supet^ Their American women ever married has use by switchboard operators at a pots, started to clear soon after Tunisian home-rule negotatlons 000 more then expected revenue, U. 8. Const Gnnrd Training of tears as he greeted hla son at acrompllshment. They had enjoyed while this country at one time bred with France. France has boycotted island; vlaor of tha deUvOry departmtat, Schoolwork Increased rapidly, with the rise men who could handle the assign­ regular exchange. This is a pretty dawn. . ,,, Governor Lodge called for rigid School nt Groton were wnlMng the main gate of the big atone who sent Babbitt' out thla morn­ especially marked at the younger a brief moment of fame. For the Londoners it was like the committee on the grounds the John Foster Dulles. Secretary of economies. ■prison on- the outskirts of 8ante We wonder what their reaction ment in the manner it obviously modern affair with a email micro­ UN hss no right to Intervene in In Morocco State-designate; Gov. Douglas ing. Ha was axpactad to returii It has beea proven many tlmea that smart ages, the statisticians derlv-e from would have been if one of the roar­ demands, we re not sure such men phone-type speaker and a one-ear the end of a nightmarish blackout He said that to maintain present (Continued ea Page Eight) Fe. Census Bureau data. In the 20-24 - one longer than any Hitler ever what France considers a domestic McKay of Oregon, who will be services without any other new "I’d ratheK not say anything by 10- ^ ehUdren showed poor school grades because ing Juggernauts had struck a pas­ are around any more. clamp. However, most of our re­ r question affecting, only herself and Secretary of the Interior: George At 10:15 Higgins noticed that they eouMa’t see the work. Let ns help you year age group the proportion ever serby or had crashed into another What is needed here, it seems porters have two ears. We deny Inflicted on them. Casablanca, Morocco, Dec. services would run Into 535,000.000 now,” he said. married climbed from !52.8 ner cent New Crime Wave her Tunisian, protectorate. M. Humphrey of Cleveland, secre­ more than the state Is expected to Johnson and seven others were he had not returned yet. At 10:80 correct this roaditien with proper glasses aft­ [) car. Or what they would have done to us, is a man of the stature and that any have two heads. That's p Britain’s Minister of State Sel-- g_(q>)—Bloody anti-French tary of the Treasur.v-deslgnate; he notified George Green, tbs er you hare had your child’s eyes tested. in 1940 ,to 68 8 per if one of. the car owners happened vision and brass of CennecUcufs Just a vicious rumor. • For the past three days trans­ take In during the next two years. Putnam Leads seized by a group of prisoners latq and at -Mges 25 through 29 the in- p portation in the sprawling city wyn Uoyd renewed the competence ; rioting erupted tpday in this Gen. Luclui Clay, close friends and The 535.000,000 Increase, he Sundsy snd held in the. prison hos­ store’s supervisor, who shortly on the scene while his vehicle waa own r. T. Barnum. i* man w.-ho So now with this new. modern question in the debate Saturday. French North African protec­ adviser to EL'enhower; Joseph M. after 11 notified the police. I crease was from 77.2 to 89 per being mishandled. could charin the crowned heads of contraption reposing on his desk, haa been all but paralyaed. Some added, would mean an Increased pital and cell block No. 2. CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS YEAR ’ROUND persons were killed or injury in apparentl.v to carry out a Brlt'sh Dodge of Detroit, who may be the cost of about 560 to every Con­ Checking at the Eaat Hartford We don’t aim to point out any Europe and overpower the yokels our animal, vegetable and mineral promise to support the French at­ torate. Three Europeans and Drive to Save Their release came Jiiat three ' "^'"Although the Increases become Vnoral to this story: we Just know accidents, and the underworld un­ at least 20 Moroccans were next Director of the Budget, and necticut family. hour after Penitentiary Warden ■tore, Green said everything w n progressively smaller with advance back home with his salesmanship. editor finds it easy to take tele- leashed a new crime wave behind titude. but ha did not make any C. D. Jackaon and Emmet Hughes normal there and no one had abao- where to park our car when the Mrs. Haroy, if she is to be -'lone tins with one hand and type formal motion to end the debate. killed. The governor said that he la re­ Morris Abram had declared he *h»v are evMent even at necessity arises. We want to keep the dense smog curtain. who will l>e on the general’a White questing that the recommended Curbs for Ike hoped to reach a truce within im lutely any suapicTohs during coUoc- the older ages." the statiatlcisns handled in the proper fashion, Heard Along with the other. May Ignore laade Police informants paid an angry tlon time tUs morning. it for at least another year. And needs a man who ia not only the The transport tleup blocked mob caught three Europeans in a House staff. budget be reconsidered. Item by hour. ''■ < i com m ent. , we don’t relish having it used as a mUk supplies into the city and a A U. S. spokesman said before Charles E. Wilson, Def*nse Sec- Item, and reanalyzed "not In terms Troop# On Beene Ha declined to comment o: ; The rise in the proportion of best pitchman on the midway, but Stittgez----- stone quarry during the morning, retarj’-doslgnatc, and Adm. Arthur Washington, Dec. 8— Eco­ whether or not it waa cuatonuury Union Optical Co. pissible lethal weapon, either. a man who is smoother than any Drive carefully. Don’t insist on I critical shortage G>reatened. As th* meeting that Jessup planned to .slashed the throats of two of them of what we might like to retain, nomic Btablilser Roger Putnam Abram relayed to the outside ' ^y^f.rnarrifd women whr much ignore the is.sue of UN competence Radford. Commander In Chief, foKauch a large sum of money to breakfast-rating. Brooks Brothers your rites. trucks wets delayed, many babies and cut off their hands. The mob but In terms of what we can forego took charge of the stallad wags world word of the proapective 641 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 ; ^renter In the past 11 ve«ir» Jj?"? Aivay From the Battle . . . went hungry. Another day of the and speak directly to the question and still maintain the basic state stabilization program today deter­ peace aa helmeted and carbine- ~ 'iapt In the store over the wortt,- 1 (n the haif.rentury prior to 1940. publicity man on Fifth Avenue- A. Non raised about French administra­ crushed the head of the third with (Oontinned oa Page Ten) , M where the money had botoi A healed discussion (almost a and for more reasons than Mrs. rocks. Three other Europeans were functions." mined to turn over to tha Elsen­ arined National Guardaman, In , they sav, and the upswing since red hot argument) took place at a (Continued on Page Seventeen) tion In Tunis. The U. S. thus pro­ Lodge said that he had epeclflc- hairnets and riflea, and State Haroy’s uniqueness. EPWOBTH MEETING mised to ■ tr>’ to keep a course wounded.^ hower administration functioning (OtoMoad oa Fago T m ) local dinner table the other night. At the bottom of the ad there The Epworth League of the ' ‘^S.OOO In Mob aily aaked fqy a further cut of 513 wage controla even If he has to ad­ Poljce stood poised to storm the L ; c.hodist Church will meet hear thb middle, not offending the, to 520.000,000 in the budget mutinious convicts. He said flatly Being an invited guest, we sat Is listed one other qualification Arab-Aslan blocki and counting on The crowd, numbering about 600 minister theni himself. there trying to appear happily dis­ v?Hiih must1I1U.-.1 he.■« met— by"J the...... show ‘ ' r'’ch'hg at 7. A Christ­ and fired up by Nationalist agita­ UN Warplanes requests. Putnam had no wags board and he expects to "reach an agreement interest^ and yet play the role of other ties to keep the sensitive with those boys in about an hour." man who bids for the North Sea ,mas film will follow the worship Storm Toll 7, French from too overt a break tors, moved on -to the police sta­ "It Is vital that thla cut be there were Indications he might an old friend. visitor’s agenUhip, a requirement | aeiwice. tion.* As it moved it swelled to made:’’ he said sternly, adding that have trouble setting up a new one. A high police official promised over the situation. Hit Red. Road, a full scale showdown early today, Although no dishes flew through In other quarters, northern about 5,000. Shooting ensued and the reduced aum, plua auch new Quit la Angry Pretest the elr, words hung hot and heavy a u t o m a t ic DELIVERY SERVICE 1,370 Stranded All industry members of the after describlng acope of' the up­ European bations were sUIl trying about 20 Moroccans were slain. Items aa the Ux program eventual­ froBi the AP in an atmosphere draped with By noon, police had gained a ly decided upon can support, la the board, along with their colleagues rising aa greater than earlier re­ Buyer Satis faction purple sarcasm. The discussion was JUST TELL US TO KEEP YOUR TANK FILLED to get support for a new resolu­ Train Bridges ported. ' tion which would call for direct shaky grip on the situation and budget which 'will be recommend­ on at least two of the 14 regional centered around the husband’s con­ . ; In West Trains tanks and armed troops .patrolled ed to the General Assembly. wage boards^Boston and Chicago AH hostages ware reported un­ larael-Arab country talks in an harmed. Authorities said no con­ . RULES OUT FIN e A , tention that his wife was wasting Interested in effort to get a long-range peace tho troubled sections. An 8 p.m. to Seoul. Dec. Hundreds qf He said that revenue collected —quit In angry protest to what one cent every time she mailed (I L T . WOOD CO. San Francisco, Dec. 6 a.m. curfew was im post and Allied warplanes swarmed over they called "political expediency" cession had been made to the con­ • Waahlagtoa, Dele. S — (P L ^ Christmaa card. - program for the Middle East. North Korea today, plastering In the 48 states haa Jumped from victs. ^ ^ Food meaoflectnrere may m 6 m BUILT OUR USED CAR BUSINESS 51 bisseLl street _____TEL. 44S« Wind, rain and snow Their problem was to get word­ assembliea of more than 10 pei^sons 5345,000,000 in 1813 to 515 bllUon In PraaMent ’Truman's handling of Dawn — zero hour for the Show He maintained that even Emily northern CdMfomla over tte week Communist targets along the front the coal wage case. fined Mid Itopriaoned for rafUak I A. A A A A A. A A ing satisfactory to both sides and were banned. in 40 years. lag to admit Federal Food aad Post has come out in a barefaced ' .A A AMhA'jBt I end, UkUig seven lives and t w in an effort to reach a decision by A police official driving to work and far behind the lines. The governor said that the fact 'Hie chairman of industry mem­ ^ Our ruputotion cn on nstoblislwd dodnr stands bohind nvnrY statement admitting thal auch a CLEAN, MODERN porarily stranding seven passenger The .U. S. Fifth Air Force said (Coattaaod ea Paga Tm) Drug admtadatmttoaaW 4-DOOR GREEN SEDAN. ONE OW^ER. See Classified page ed another light day acroas the (Coatlnned en liMin Thn) ing industry, labor and the public. VERY CIJIAN. could never face them again. Four of the strsnAsd trains w ro ■ Defense Mobilizer Henry Fowler Jerusalem, Dec. 8—UPf—Itzhak LODGE Sm X. STBIVINO MILEAGE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Attempting to stay out of things , frMd, after A 24 hour delay, attw front. The" evening nummary Hat­ ed only a few patrol claahea, most­ said In a televtaion Interview yes­ Ben-Zvi. 08, leader of the Labor H artford, Doe. S—4E 4-O o v er - like this is difficult. Invariably we | ClfTS eight mUfs Of snow^und, north- terday he believed industry, after party, waa elected Israel’a second aor Lodge today eoattaned Ida are resorted to as a aort of court south Southern Pacific track waa By Eager Job Hunters ly In the sensitive Sniper ridge 1949 M E R C U R Y of last appeal. Our weighty an­ area on the central front. Tampar- "24 or 48 hours refiecUon.” will de­ President today. efforts to arrsago a eoatireaeC 1 1951 C H E V R O L E T - cleared late yesterday by anow- cide to cooperate_wlHi the govern He will be sworn in Wednesday oa tho coatrovenhd aatoral m m RADIO. HEATER. OVERDRn’E. swer tas a newspaperman and gen­ plowB near Dunsmulr, 360 milea atures stayed low, hovering around RADIO. HEATER. POWER GLIDE. BEAU- eral authorltyl is eagerly awaited. 'Waabington; Dec. OrriAi^-OfflcesA An aide to one RepubUcan-Sena.- aqro. r' News Tidbits ment program to iHbUise wages. as the successor ta thla infant ■ueotloB, whleh la dalaylag de- TIFUL CONDITION TIIROUGHOI T. A t-DOOR b e a u t y . i _ . „. ___ states’ first executive. Dr. Chaim If couched in the right terms Thm Awuthboi^ trpUiD were of8 .K>AvatEK1lsiffivk Republican SenatoraRjknRtfirR areurn being tetrtor m saidM fnrlRV to d ^ , hntMratrmf however, that B^d^hvadera opened the day's •Cnlkd froBi AP Wires He said he believed it to be "utter­ nvery of. tho orgeatly aeedad agreeable to the party aaking the awampad With, letters from Job­ has TeCTlveil legal advice’ that aerial offensive with pre-dawn at­ ly Inconaiatent" that IndusUyr -Welxmann, who died Nov. 8.; fool to Oanaoetteat aad Mow" held temporarily' at Wameth tacks On Communist trucks haul­ ■ ■ ' ‘ Ben-Zri, who served aq the prin­ Eaglaad. question, , we are' regarded as \a OAK Falls, Ore. They were due here to- seekers Mger to get on tha fadaral President-elect Eisenhower could which must pay wagaa, would hot '1951 PLYMOUTH sage, a person of greet knowledge payroU after 20 GOP years In the change t.hess ! poatmasterihips if ing supplies to the froilt.: Pilots re­ CIO bommunlcations Workers participate In. a wage'atabilisatlon cipal spokesman for PalMtlne 1949 F O R D ' dey. ported 125 vehicles destroyed. Jewry before the British ad r a d io . HEATER. p \ ERDRIVE. 4-DOOR SED.XN. 1 OMTtER. ! and a gentleman to boot. COVERS The etorm struck its her^cst political wilderness. he so desired. says its special strike' fund has program. HAS ENOUGH GAS Fighter-bombers roared out in mlnistratora for nearly 30 years Waahtogtoa, i Dec. S— TOPS IN ECONOMY. FULLY EQUIPPED If. however, our reply happens to delicatessen blows In the southern Siskiyou The Senators say they are • Postmasters now are named reached half a million dollars and iyFL President George Meemt oppose the preconceived notion ex­ amazed at the>mtent of the desire daylight and hammered the Red 50-cent-per-member monthly “aa- In ‘another television Interview before Independence wSZ won, got T exas Baatem Traaamlaalaa mountelns on the Oregon-Calii “without term." The aide said he supply network. The Air Force 62 votes on the third ballot In the ttorp. sdaght today to show tho isting in the mind "of, the person 35-A OAK STREET TEL 2-8244 fomie border. Snowplows cut among their conitltuents to come bad been advised that this could aesament will boost to 15 million said that a foldup of the W8B asking the question, then the re­ 5 0 0 to Washlqgton. They had not look­ said aix key rail and road bridges dollars la eight years . . . Defense 120-seat knesaet (parliament), to power rommlaaloa It 10)0 eaoagh'. 1946 O L D S M O B IL E 1951 PONTIAC through deep drifts to rescue be construed that the officials were destroyed. aatoral gas avallabte la mwW m action to our, !• • stranded motorists end farmers. ed for such a rush in a time of serve at the pleasure of the Presi­ Department tdentifiea 124 more (Coattaned ea Page Eight) win the post. r a d io , h e a t e r . HYDRAMA’nC. RADliO AND HEATEB. A 8TiiA|,! OPEN SATURDAY AT 5 P. M. Two Sabre pilots flying protec­ Korean war casnaltiea, including the dlatrtbattoa system of At- lower plane. Sometimea we arc SETS IN V. 8. Highways 99 end 87, mein generally booming business. dent and are removable without tive/ cover for the fighter-bombers A REAL BARGAIN. ridiculed end insulted. ~ north-south channels, were re- • Many ,0l the senatora aay cause if he wlahet. 16 dead. goaqida Oas Traaaadasloa Qaa- We kept clear of this one. Sat STOCK privately -they are aura moat of Dispute Opialoa , ' ^ 3Ira. Dwight D. Elaeahower lays paay la New Baginad. e there secure in the Arm conviction A COMPLETE UNE OF* tha wouldfbe federal employee are (OenUaned en Page Pear) wreath on Soldiers .Memorial In 1949 O L D S ' (Oeattenad an Pitge Tnra) ^ However, the Civil Servicelbom- Great Neck, N. T.. during Pearl ^Talking’ Horse Gives Clues r e f u s e s W8 B POET 1946 O L D S M O B IL E •W that to be neutral Is to be a friend going to be dialllusioned. mission disputes this. It contends RADIO. HEATER. HYDRAMATIC. M ^ Y to all. Opeainga linMtad Harbor Day carsmonies . . . U. S. Sym eoae, N.'Yh Dee. S RADIO. HEATER. HYDRAMAT1C. MILES OF TROUBLE-FREE DRIMNG. Both husband and vylfe pounced ISAAC BELUS KOSHER OaiCATES- NO ‘ This oUaiUuslonment will stem the postmasters have full tenure 44 on Airliner Rap. Horace fieely-Brown. Jr., says (P) — Virgil Day said today ho-, A S4HJD CAB. READY TO GO. on us for not having a mind of our Bfrs. Wallace Rites not only-from the limited number until death or resignation mid are If honorable true# U npt reached In Hunt for Lost Youngster waa reqoertlag mat Ms nomlaa-: own—for not being able to express SENS, SMOKED HSN, HERRINB, IM­ lETTSR of Job openings" but alao from the removable only ‘for causa subh as in Korea, UN ajiould eheot tor earn- tlon as aa ladnatry maathM m , some malfeasance. Escape Disaster plete vlctery. the wage ataMHzaHaa heard to* an opinion that waa clear cut. GVT! Are Held Today 4>ay and qualifications of places 23 and MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM How can you wlii in such a altua that can be taken over from the Several Senators are assembling Prof? Mark A. May of Yale eaye Previdrare, E. L. Dee, S—(jM ad»rovidence, R. I., Sept. withdrawn. He aaU “nctfaa Igu PORTED CHEESE, BNE OROOERIES, patronage data to enable them to --Bhinlf lalaod State Polloe said j hasn’t been seen since tlop ? ■___ I •departing Democrats, these sources Fallon, Nev., Dec. 8—(I P )— motion picturea tend to apeak uni- the eool eaae aeeato to Away from the heat of the bat­ KNISHES, KISNKA, POTATO SAUD Independence. Mo., Dec. 8— g^y,' ’ answer the many letters. Tiie of­ Forty-four persons aboard a sleek veraal laaguage and that’s why today they have toUted srith Mrs. Benjamin Hayman, cUng- aaoved any naaatoUity of hoM£; "The Home of 'Safety-^Tested' Used Cars tle, awajr from the lashing tongues The "LltUe.WhlU House” here was Moat of the letters asked about fices of Sen. Capehart (R-Ind) and new airliner narrowly escaped dis­ they should be used to tell foreign Mrs. Beajamla Haymaa aad are 1 t o the hope that her aon is m eM a t alU* m of two otherwise normal people... thd acene today of funeral services the approximately 40,000 port- Sen. Ta?l (R-Ohto), for instapee,^ aster In a near-craCkup after two peoples about American ways of "Btadytag’’ a report she gave ' still alive, caUed the Richmond fU), of the holiday apirlt... here’s ANI COIESUW. for Mrs. David fW. Wallace, 90- maaterahipa scattered throughout have written the various federal life ' Gov. Earl Warrea says them that a talklag horse la 'Tlmea-Dispatch yesterday from 8TBAMBBB IN DUO^SE» of tho pldne'a four engines failed he will not appoint hlmaelt to till Vlrglala kaewt where her mlae- TELEPHONE our considered opinion on the eub- year-old mother of the Oret lady thtf country. agencies asking what are: the In Right. Rhode ' Island and aaked that a. ktoort, Fla,. Dae. • —

—X to YOUR Ject- INSTALLED INSTALLED President end Mrs. Truman end One Senator said hU correspon­ federal Jobs in Indiana and Ohio. The pilot of the Chicago to San U. 8.. Senate seat which Vice Pres­ lag ooa Is. newsman be -sent-to query Lady U borlaa aU aanM o Postai authorities say that cards 1.95 their daughter kfergeret were in dents were surprised to 14am these A Capehart assistant said he had Francisco plane made an emer­ ident-elect Richard Nixon will va­ Wonder, a horse whose amaslng toahod a dtorom sail aoHy Manchester maHed under the two-cqnt eyatem PONT FOEOEt WE OFEN FI8RE PLASliC ■erliiilnn at the oid-fashioned men- posts now are under Civil Service' been astonished to learn there were gency landing here after the en cate In January. * Richmond, Va , Dec. $—(P)— A "answers" to questions . ones day aflar taanlag o s ^ stand a pretty good phance of aion which was Mrs.- Wallace'e more thin 32.000 U. S. employes Klamath Falla, Ore., struggles 27-year-old "taUtlng” horse haa prompted two payebologlsta to tab Capo 8 (aa A ntaala, oa lh a ——^ OLDSMOBILE k and that there la no limitation on ginea sputtered dead last night. to get back to normal after being reaching their destination If they SUNDAY AT 7:W A M. < home from shortly after the Civil tho terma of the Incenbenta. in the Hoocler stata ^ The brakes on the big Trana- been jcalled into play “detecUve" bar a "genuino phtnomanon.” oia Op of fMto tho Ooato arc legibly addressed. It docs you War until her eon-in-law entered Postmasters served for only four At the moment. Job seekers' let Worid Airways Super-Constelta virtually Isolated and left without Tha Tlmea-Olapatch sent report­ Oaard DEALER FRESH HOT BAOELS ai4 ONION ROLLS! the Wgger White House in Wesh- power by severe winter wlad and in the aearch for a mlaaing Rhode Motor no good, they eay, to put a reluni years when the Democrats took tera -are going into files pending a tlon burned out as pilot Irvlfl Kra Island youngaUr. er B in Mellsirain to "liktorviow’' eddreas on the envelope becausel.a the fqderal goyerament ao decUion as to how Republican vita fought to hold lb on tha Navy’s naaiT ’ storai . . , TWo girls are Lady, who pocks out hor anawort OPEN Campbell Auto Supply 1 President arrived last caught in Granby by state police •nia youngster, nine-year-old Mw tag OiMo FOR I I tw'o-cent Bailing cha^e does not CREAM CHEESE - SMOKED SALMON m . ‘‘^ ‘inw*itoM*hns' be«i I Patronage U to be,haadli»i short auxlHary landing strip. ’Dm •Ight, Ms staff to aUy aboard laltar they flea from ear poUea aay Gary Hayman, diuppoared from fitohEoyEtoh cover return. mailing privtleges In For That Special SaaOay Breakfart Qalcli, Jaay, DcMcloaa ^ 2f MSSBl ST. — miPHONE SU7 changed'to give poatmaatara P**"!. .. . __ tho Rzototr BUto Bchoet ntar « T IL 9 case the addressa hga removed or manent OvU Service sUtus. I (Oiollaaid aa nca xwa| « I« Paga Twa) waa stolen. YEARS Sales i • • RiCb Two) ■■ . cannot be located. And It Is Ssheved « thgt this slso Includes any - cata ifHui g t o MPH

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